A- WINNING AN ARGUMENT HIS DIPLOMATIC By ALLIE BROCK. wife is the hand at an argument you ever said man In the smoking car of ban train. always beats anything of dial Bert. The las time I was shown up as a false alarm applying logic to day was do longer ago than got home from the City last even log my wife said to was a man here today to see about fixing the Bower beds and the garden for the winter He so and sort of homeless that gave him your other That ought to be good start to- ward getting a I said in It thought move on your part, i suppose you figured that some lonely widow along the road would fall In love with him when she saw graceful lines of that coat enfolding him and would rush out to haul him in Cry to be said my wife. really Interest me more than his Immediate I said, tho object of his call. Did he wait long enough to specify what was the matter with our flower beds that need ed wife favored me with the stare of disdain which she considers cutting and effective against my kind of sarcasm. suppose he wants to fix them up for the she said. not an expert on such matters, but I have an id.-a that some sort of must be paid to them before zero weather comes. told the man to come back this evening and see being no adequate reply to this under the matrimonial code. I lowed the subject to drop and awaited my visitor. He came with the shad own, adorned with my overcoat. was said, you wanted your flower beds and your gar- den fixed up for the winter. Then he leaned restfully against the porch pillar. the I asked. they be there next spring If I leave them alone all but you don't the tired citizen explained ought to bedded down with up and covered over. the way they fix in the parks then I demanded. The light of my household was listening from the darkness of the hall and I wanted her to see tho uselessness of the appointment she had made for me. your flowers and vegetables will have a big start next the horticulturist explained, the ground will he ready for I do this every year for most of the pro pie ;. this town. charge a dollar for my time and you pay for the fertilizer and MS here, you imitation I hi. red after I had glared at him a moment, the worst booster tor yourself that ever came down that road out there. Your efforts to get a dollar out of me are so feeble and amateurish that I'd have a laugh all to myself if I wasn't getting sort of tired of your kind of cattle. got a lot of nerve to say that you bed down the vegetable gar- dens of most of the people In this town every year, so they'll be ready to do business with a rush In the spring- time, I Told Isn't suburb on this branch of the railroad that turns out a worth- less lot of garden truck as this I know what's the matter It's all your fault If you'd keep your hands off the gardens and let things alone people might have a chance to raise a few spring onions at a cost of not more than a dozen, and we might even get an occasional radish that wasn't a soggy sponge. Not con- tent with getting my fall at by merely standing around and looking frostbitten, you expect me to give you a dollar for taking exercise that would keep you warm while you are spoiling my caller shifted his weight to the other foot and looked uncomfortable for a few seconds, but he was ready with his defense. he said, man's got to my wife exclaimed the me. the point you always over- this morning that depressed person was busy In our garden with and wheelbarrow when left home. Lovely woman may not be strong on the finer points of logic, but she certainly has the gift of win- in any Dally News. Swiss Would Tax Cats. Switzerland Is the land of political and social experiments, and we usual- legislate with one eye on that little country of federation, democracy, ref- prohibition, compulsory ice and liberty And now Switzerland or, at least, that portion of it about to put a tax on cats. We shall watch that experiment with Interest, for the tax will not pro- duce much revenue, but It will spell- let us not shrink from the word pro- against the enemies of birds and sleep. Each cat shall wear a col- with Its registered number; the i cat without a number will be arrested j and destroyed. Wherefore the people that like cats will keep Indoors , or for their outdoor . must men Other people's cats are always a j and the collar and tax will plane a certain on the oat. Is more Ms FLAYS IS Cecil may revive Char- Armstrong has B HOD Frederick Wads la lecturing in on wild book and music Spencer is to be revived. Wheeler Karl, a Virgin- Karl, is in skit. i. B van i may soon go into Jack known as a Tun la going into moving pit I The Daughter of to open about the middle next month in C ago, Howard play. to the i shortly to have i production. The iii-t the spring production by will be Pass- log Show of Military is to resume its tour, probably Arthur at the head the company. Ada Reeve, the English By GEORGE said Mrs. II. on the mantel. Here are tin matches. Do you know, Hiram, I think ii was the wisest thing we I when concluded In town this sunnier and not take the cottage at the lake as ejaculated pair- a naming match in the air. thought you wen completely about it when we'd bettor o go. Men d broke In Mrs. B lifting her prettily .- i . at him protestingly. you d know me any better than that alter being marled to me ten years, I must say you are unobservant Don't you suppose l think you know best What tun would it be for me to have the cottage, knowing it was your will and your b .-r Judgment m, m ashamed of you Lots of stay in town, and I've doubt we can stand the beat as well as the rest them. H is Just a matter of making up your mind to be and then forgetting For the matter of Mid Bird- i- to appear Id the States next sell, remember some days at the fall in a musical comedy. lake when you could have fried end her tour on the front porch and you would have decided not to been scalded if you had plunged into , the lake to . , ,. i. . Paul with the Four Oh. but the nights wore so fully cool.- said tho wife. Morton, popular vaudeville, has here were tossing sleepless and gasp- formed duo with Naoma and there we had to sleep under blankets. Hut I don't suppose there There Is a Shaw revival in London will be many intolerable night, First is to lie sue- In Chicago. I am sure I can stand them if I have to. And with all our play in Lon friends away wont have to have any new clothes to of. and , that will, or coarse, save you a lot b Julia in and I ail haven't asked you to Cohan and Harris secured the reminded her. ahead dramatic rights to by and get any clothes you want, as Irving Cobb, originally published as the Inquired his wife, , . with a little sigh. be no ., , . . . . . ., . u as Win- one to see them. Th re won t be any ,,. places to go except the summer gar- has disposed of his rights dens, and I can Just as well wear my In the to them, old George V. Hobart Is extending the know never care to go to the sketch in to a three- summer ;,, play to be produced in the I suppose, we'll Just sit at , by Joseph Hart, home on our own little porch and kill ,.,, , agreed Mr. resigned- LOOK READ ACT The can who grasps his opportunity when it is offered, is the man of wealth. Grasp our opportunity by purchasing some real estate at the Big Audio Sale IDEAL BUILDING LOTS BETHEL, W. C. Smith and Railroad Streets, one block from business center of the Town. On Monday, Jan. 1913 BETHEL is the town in which to buy real estate. It has a brilliant future. EVERY BODY CORDIALLY INVITED. WE SELL the PROPERTY rain or shine. FREE Prizes on display at Blount Co., Department Store, Bethel. FREE, a fine Leather Couch, a Silk Dress and other Prizes given away. Everyone has a chance at the Prizes whether you buy a lot or not. be quite a nice old married and settled down couple, won't we ever and Mi's has formed a theatrical producing That will be most delightful. The with Richardson, for have taken their cottage press of W. A, did I tell you about Brady, and will general don't like the Hons. what difference does it Arthur engaged Belle Blanche, the vaudeville singer, That is , . . . . . the most irritating creature When J I told her that we weren't going as in western cities. usual she put on such an elaborate ex Before departing for Chicago, where of pity and said that then, tin western company will open course, it must be true about your Blanche will sing one special getting so badly squeezed in stocks with the New York company and that she thought it was so very a, and noble us to of all the ejaculated laying down his cigar you explain that it was MUSIC BY OUR OWN BAND. EASY fourth cash, balance and years. Hear those world famous Real Estate Auctioneers, the Burton Brothers. LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. ATLANTIC COAST REALTY CO., Inc. N. C. BASEBALL NOTES Horace the former president cause business so rushing that I the Philadelphia Nationals, has felt I couldn't get gone into the hotel business in At- said his wife. City, she just smiled. I hope people wont pitcher Larry of Boston think were in financial difficulties t .,, was sod to the Buffalo Club, of the International League. merely because we're Haying at home. don't care a bit about myself, but I hate to have you misjudged. And you were so enthusiastic about the place Tom who managed th last season that, of hope you Hartford team, of the Connecticut won't break down from overwork and Mate League, last year, has been sign- no change before the rummer Is as scout for the St. Louis growled needn't about me I don't Church, South, and Col. K. W. I Ti C. J. Tucker, R. F. Jenkins. Conference of Washington City, a retired navy S. W. I pock. C. S. Carr. G. T. Gard- Mont., Jan. officer who has heroine famous as a ushered in a period of great activity leader in the Movement. The earnings were a little over and interest in Montana agricultural The convention supper is expected per cent. A six per cent dividend circles. During the ensuing two to prove a memorable event. Covers paid to tho stockholders the State Agricultural and Me- will be laid for live hundred. To find fourteen per cent carried to the College here is to be the a ball sufficient to accommodate so surplus fund. many Is proving something of a prob- but It Is not doubted that th. X. C, Jan. resourceful men of New will of the most noted shots of the scene of the annual meetings of tho state societies of horticulturists, dairymen, and other interested in tho various know why the populace should get up , ,. i . . o the and field captain on Its hind legs and roar because we ,.,. choose to do something else than Memphis learn in has been the thing that we've been doing in signed by the Club, past A brother of Wheat's will be do agreed Mrs. Bird- taken along with the Super- sell. know your own business. .,,, training trip. Zach says and If the s want to spend the ., catcher and will report up at the lake that we can't Karl brother of Otis prove themselves equal to the enter- try faced the leaps here today at the phases of agriculture and farm life. No collections will be taken Opening of the sixth annual the prepared for the at any session of the convention. Winterville Items. ford to come we can just Ignore It. make good. With Archer and Need- It t make any real difference If people believe does Cubs have the only don't I said Irish-born catching staff in baseball. don't like it. I could get All three the backstops were born over a few time in Ireland. said his wife vigor- Manager Hugh Jennings says he Just let you ever think changes in the De- It not going to be cool and , ,,,. nappy over there, and leave you here . ,,,.,,, in town won't hear of It of not a bit disappointed, really, and Crawford on first base maybe the hot weather won't affect Winter, the former big me so very i ague pitcher, has been engaged to said decisively, coach the baseball team of the HI write the agent tomorrow of Vermont. Winter managed that we'll take the cottage. think st John N M s. better go. It'll be pleasanter . f R w ell, of course, if you Insist on It, , . ., . , . . . said his wife. wouldn't go hp your wishes. I was quite of Chicago boxer cheerful about staying In town, and I some, never dreamed that we'd really called five minutes ., later, he had been Investigating a package In tho hall. is Mrs. a little cry. Laymen of all in New she said, when cornered. working together in behalf that's some curtains and cretonne of the Convention of the stuff I bought down town this morn- Missionary Movement to be held in the that city Thursday and Friday, Feb. Still Wild Turkeys ,.,,. i ,,. held at Among present day good livers In . ,.,,,. . , and on the exchanges and whose among national guardsmen who hum and most a good deal wild turkeys are preferred I In the state, to farm raised birds. There are yet The speakers will be men of Inter- of wild turkeys west national reputation, such as J. Camp- south. A few days ago the writer bell White, one of the most eloquent hereof shot half a dozen wild turkeys within four miles of the city hall at , . Savannah. told the secretary , of the beard of trade of mat the matter and was Informed that a and to hear whom will be t Savannah boy had on the previous day privilege that the average man does a within the city's not often get. will speak, as will Dr. bounds- New York Sun. C. F. of Nashville, Tenn. one of tho foremost men of the M. shooting handicap. In the several meetings a prominent place amount of the prize offering and the j has been given this year to the social, number of prominence of the contest-educations and other problems re- ants the tournament has never to rural betterment. Jan. In the south. The program Sam Smith, J. W. R. L. Ab- covers days and provides events Francis L. Patton, former pres- S. C. Carroll, Johnnie Cannon. for amateurs and professionals. of Princeton Theological Bern- A D. G. A. Kittrell and Ashley Spier went to Greenville Thursday. Flash lights pistol cartridges and rifles at A. W. Ange and Co. Mrs. II. T. Cox returned from Texas Flag FT. VALLEY, Ga. Jan. girl who made the first Texas flag. when that state was an independent republic lies buried In a neglected grave here. Arrangements have been years old today. Maurice Henry Hewlett, noted Eng- author and critic, years old today. Baroness Clifton, one of the young- est peeress of Great Britain, years today. Bf PRACTICALLY Thursday evening where she has visiting her husband and also by a commissioner sent by Gov- attending the Inauguration of the of for, of the remains to Austin, governor. I See Harrington, Barber and be I any for your shoes. They have re- Troutman. in 1836, the. ,,., .,,,. , , , . p. girl of IS, fashioned the Lone Star Mired another shipment, in all sizes. . . i i i . it which is still the state emblem Miss Pearl Hester made a Hying trip to Greenville Saturday morning. of of Box paper, envelopes and V to for nice correspondence at A. W. funds for the removal of Ange Co of a O. A. Kittrell. and Lee went to Greenville Saturday. r- . u of many famous Texans. bey all give the same Barber and Co. sell the For Attacks and All I inn Lie-. Dangerous I tides Way to Liver Tune Every druggist in the state no- where rest the a falling off in sale of best work shirts, come and see them. win Jan. K. A. of Burke county, who so conspicuously in the Glen Alpine Sat- III BARK HI Annual III The Held Wednesday The annual of the t. ;, . holders of The Bank of was evening, is under treatment at held Wednesday, January 15th. Dr. Long's here, and An unusually large number of Block though most wounded, bis holders were present and were is expected. Dr. gratified at the excellent was accompanied to by Dr. of the hank, as shown by of and despite his report of the cashier. I. J. Chapman, president. W. W. Dawson. vice president. T, J. Bullock, L, J. Chapman, W. W. A lie always blacker than the wrong It tries to hide Its place. is often dangerous and people know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone Is perfectly safe and gives bet- Dodson s Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by Pharmacy who sell it. A large bottle costs cents and if It fails to give easy re- lief in every case of sluggishness, you have only to ask for your back. It will be promptly refund- ed. Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy harmless to both children and adults. In the house may save you day's work or keep your children Misunderstandings and neglect from missing school. Keep your liver more mischief in tho world working and your liver will not keep than even malice and wickedness. you from working. condition he refused to ride The following officers were elect- n the ambulance sent to the railway station meet him and Instead walk- ed to a carriage which transported him to the hospital. Ills nerve and vitality Is remarkable. IS THE HEART OF EASTERN IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, HUNDRED AND IS SUB- BOUNDED BY THE BEST OF ALL KINDS ARE IX I TED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE TO OFFER IX THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AX UP-TO-DATE JOB A X D Agriculture Is left Healthful, the Most Reek . WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IX THE EASTERN PART OP NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO -VAT BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IX I BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A PEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BEING TO THEIR A IT EX OUR ADVERTISING BATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE UPON N. C JIM Ml II. I'll M Mill II II Ml If INTEREST FROM Want All Constitutional Mailers SEEK REVENGE nil. of tun II OF THE OF EX- BAULK IS COM- Because Blockade; nominations STATE iii mm G. H. CHAPEL HILL. Jan. of Bailie's from the press, and s parted of tho institution's history the University of To Go To An Extra Session Of The General Assembly The Resolution of Representative Justice Congress to Pass Laws Putting An bind to in J Re- called From Committee RALEIGH, Jan. has been a day of discussion in the state senate. First there was a bill introduced by Senator of county, which came up with an unfavorable PEACE DELEGATES if LEAVE Al THE CONFER- l LONDON CONSIDER HUT THEIR is Al ME STILL HOPEFUL IS KILLED LONDON, Jon. -With Turk- without offering substantial of ability to good in of their note to the trouble. The bill was rel d its for committee on Insurance. however, has yet The legislative i some of the Balkan gates con- constitutional amendments voted elder that their mission In London Shot the Head From ii w i Passage Before March i I tun At Martin V, . v., wall. ii caucus v. a plan lo President was agreed upon; moved an executive session the senate, with lac idea the session us long as a quorum could be kepi. i Republicans had promised to remain in their to keep the and to repeat the motion day the hope forcing Con- Iii Democrats were equally deter mined lo no confirmation. Other than army, navy and diplomatic and prospect a lively struggle presented. from lo Inclusive. Volume report from the Judiciary committee, this afternoon authorize ended. The Greek I the former president's history n. provisions of which arc Intended the speaker of the to announced of this, the second oldest state make uniform the crime of eight members, the p the that he would have before the end in the United states is re- i North Carolina. Senator took senate live members and the the week and the within cord of the event of the of his prerogative under the nor five men shall compose the few days. Financial from the adoption of the Constitution role and asked that his bill be commission to sit after general era ind military officers attached I North Carolina in 1774, down to the on the calendar despite the assembly adjourns and n the Bulgarian delegation will death of President Swain. August unfavorable report. When it and matters of in home tomorrow, mi Negro Here Iii Baggy Hit Mien lit lie The fatal Ballet RALEIGH, Ian. Smith a year old n boy, . shot through tin hi ad and I afternoon on which cannot second volume makes a came up connecting link at that dale and to ham senator made a determined quote the fitting word the author its adoption, with the result his preface, venture to hope after a lengthy debate it passed ii- that this minute volume and faith- second reading and when ii comes narrative of the struggles of the again there is every reason to believe University from seven teachers and , pass third and final reading In sixty-nine students to over eight bun- n. senate. The bill seeks to rented matriculate and over eighty a defect that exists by reason Hi teachers, will he of permanent vain- of small larceny cases in the to students of education and to various court throughout dents of the stale This the state and applies to the Ian roll. is abundantly illustrated of articles below the cost of A engraving of the faculty of the law now stands a man may steal for discussion the Hocking- nature to be reported back Despite this, dip an extraordinary session to bi called hope and by the governor, The special see i. . Balkan note it ave in i way in a bis still think two miles north I r in, i ii Louis i I, Ell i days exercise on Turkey and ,, or Arm. Ruth, age will submit these recommendations Ii the allies really Intend to await and IS years, respectively I the form of amendments to answer of the new Turkish have fired that of the state tor The mo net to the Europe, a arrests have been to do this was made by cot. which a have ad- rending I Investigation by tin Grant of vie. The i. oner's Jury, which will be Mi-. Justice and day exclaimed those eel this morning. the senate chairman Is Mr. f who I the mil. solution i The of ii.- occurred to be found in the resumption of hos- about o'clock on that part of The house committee on public when the meeting of the the Louisburg road where It vice corporation of th four allied nations ad- crosses Pigeon the proposal made by the Hem caucus for a Joint ten to go over the nominations and some for confirmation, The proposal found no support In e R ranks. W the senate went into cession, Martin, th Dem- leader, stated that the Dem- would adhere to their coins of opposing action of the majority the Taft appointments, He declared Hint the Democrats pot fear the effect that a Plight on adding If any of the appropriation bills ed of usage before March the- be as soon as the a session convened. Some Republican senators have de- themselves determined to fight Mr. Wilson's nominations after I pursuing present day. scenes of tho campus u suit of clothes in a town where hi and views historic- buildings, The is tried before a recorded, volume favor of this day w ho i- to have the corporation and Deputy retorted Harward arrived on tin scene the Ii body of the was lying on the Tho Republicans declined to con- frontispiece of the second volume a punishment and when probe the sale and division ill the picture of the three living his penally has been paid be restored Atlantic and Western railroad. A, reached by postponing extreme of the road where E. A. Alderman, and the right of I Brook of was the president of the University of franchise, On the other hand a man principal speaker In favor i i Today's meeting of th Dr, T. Winston, of Ashe- ,., the country may commit a like he saying the people hours and lb. Lille, and Dr, K. P. Battle, of Chapel offense and be pent to the his city and of Wilmington desired mated. The delegate reviewed the that live young Dr. K. P. Venable. the for the of a t at the matter he probed. Both the resumption of the war the policy Powell, Ami- lent head of the Institution. idea is to make Southern and the Coast Line opposed ,, delay, trusting to ii. lo I Significant of value to the is form application of the law and make the resolution. the adoption Of the resolution of Dr. ii misdemeanor of petty crimes The Ha. Henderson by the State are now. in the Instances cited. The senate was convened a. m. and Historical Society looking by toward the collection and preservation The Joint resolution introduced in The Invocation was by Rev. ii. M of all literature produced In North the house by Mr. Justice and which North of Street Methodist Carolina, or letters of literary value. -M passed that body, calling on and church. resolution provides for the in- urging Congress to pass laws putting Petitions were received Iron. of such a collection In the go end lo discriminating In freight ton county, Cabarrus, Cumberland section favoring procrastination, their led Into the road and yelled that they new Administration Building, which rates, was on motion of Senator Rob- Rowan view being after the going lo shoot. The is now in course of construction recalled from the committee on counties for six terms; to Turkey, which was favor is said, told them to shoot, where- The secretary of the Liter railroads and considered for from the Wadesboro Hook Club, to terms of the allies, the latter upon and are re- and Historical Society is now passage. The discussion allow women to serve on continued to follow Europe's to have fired In the plan of collecting up rd by this resolution carried the from Company I. Third f om I allies lasted According particulars discussion was an- bi Coroner the report is the that live young boys, n Ruth, Joe i et, Singleton and Col man difficulties, The head of each armed with s rifle and pistols were gallon reported the conversation out in the trial of some members which he had bad with Sir Edward I of another gang, better known as Ci, c the British foreign secretary the sir, -t When reference was made again lo containing Smith and advice of the ambassadors to observe two girls, and Hod -prudence and moderation. This great neared the bridge of ii is arguments of that stated that the crowd of boys jump- The , I if the Democrats persist i. the present opposition to the Taft Tho session today behind close would continue to give the buggy. The hoy fell these literary value. Also, plans for of the senate beyond the usual Burlington, for the legislature support. the buggy and at the -an,, time the erection of a plan of a memorial hour of adjournment, and finally to provide for expense incurred The note was left With Nova- the crowd made for the tall timber. to North Carolina's great men of let- over tomorrow, without a vote by military companies in attending head the One of them, Col man was not liter is now being pushed by Dr. Hen- being reached. Senator tie Inauguration; from Charlotte non, the delegate Mm to m lucky as the others and was later stale 11- i-n- Mike the old-time heavy- weight, has quit the boxing game and taken up wrestling. doors promised to he a filibuster on an earnest plea for the association, relative to the an opportune for its . r w i The of six articles on the and was to rates; from the North Some Relieve he sill i from taking i for a Constitutional questions by a Chamber of commerce, urging the present it tomorrow. Others ac nominations at the head of the by Dr. J. i. de It. opposed the language of the re- passage of the Justice resolution as the opinion that this particular form , professor of history in the Sen. Council also made to Height discriminations; from as adopted with the object of avoid- Contrary to the expectation of which articles appeared in the appeal for the of the Junior Order United American Me- lug an Immediate rupture and giving Republican leaders, the caucus Raleigh News and Observer, have called attention to the prom- of Proximity, for child Turkey time to reply lo power a solid front to reject the pro- been telling in effects of made hp Gov. Craig in his labor law and school at-1 of the Democrats and Insist sentiment In favoring a reform address declaring that the ills- t, confirmations. our state constitution; at least to against North Carolina in A communication from Hi Senators and who extent of the loopholes ibis respect shall cease. Sen. Ward urged that the sets of have made definite announcement of in form of These able asked that the resolution go over as and state records now In the alignment with the of Dr. Hamilton's on this he would like to examine the hands of the clerks of courts be com party, were not there, but other Re Issue now agitating the used In its construction before mined to the most accessible public senators classed as have been published In final action was taken, but declared library In each county, and that per- were present and apparently In let form. his sympathy purposes of the mission he provided for Hie with the plant of the caucus. I At a recent meeting of the measure and stated that he would of the great mass of hills which held that each case must stand ran Society of Zoologists Cleve-vote for It. There Is every reason failed to pass in past sessions of the on Its merits and be taken up Ohio, a resolution was believe the resolution will ho adopted general assembly, as they are a great urging President-elect Session of Days. burden to preserve and a It was to revoke the agree appoint a mar l. scientific Sen. J. P. Cook Introduced In the menace to fire, to proceed first with army and training the office of the j senate today bill to any per-i The Day. navy appointments, the Slates Fish Commissioner. As a gen. firm or corporation placing In-1 The house was convened at holding that the Democrats had shown of a committee to press their In foreign companies not an- by Speaker Connor. Prayer by Rev a lack of good faith by their claim on President Wilson relative to do business In this state. Mr. Joyner of Street ate manner of proceeding with them appointment of a scientist to to report the same to the Insurance church It further held that the agree office. Dr. H. V. Wilson, commissioner, together with per by two men, Chicago Bandit Slain By Public Telephone Operator CHICAGO, Jan. Peter Home, a young bandit, was shot illy by Clarence a that the legislature go On record III favor of Federal aid to building high- wounded ways. A recommendation came from police telephone operator, last night. the slate librarian, Cant, II. o. admitted today having that the sets of colonial and slate now in the care of the clerks the courts In each count; be de- livered to most accessible library In the county so that they may be more accessible to the people of the county. Hills ratified today were, police protection for Dudley Dated with bis brother Albert in more twenty hold-ups on the Side during the last six weeks. Short- after making the confession he died. The brothers stopped who a cripple, as he was return- to his home late last night. Me- Shoals. Sweeney commenced shooting. amend the charter bullets struck Peter who re- per Report was received from the the Railroad company, so turned fire, one striking Me- was confined to the time It was or of zoology the University of the gross premiums paid hospital at Morganton. Numbers of as to allow it to become an extension In the hip. not d. North Carolina, was chosen along on insurance so placed. It Is petitions were presented from various the railroad. s- wounding him. Th side finally with Prof. K. O. of Prince- that the operation of such a law sections of the for six a special criminal court t take up the nominations In ton University, and Dr. A. C. will turn Into the state treasury at school terms and a few for search Anson county. resisted by the of I least 150.000 annually, and law, for child labor A resolution was Introduced to pay j also believed to belong to th around that the senate was Proctor C. T. received a imposition upon many people by wild- and Torrens system of land the expenses of Confederate veterans a gang of hold-up men of which Po- to rodder firs- letter from North Judson. Ind., cat concerns who offer attractive ties. Also a petition from the North to the 18th anniversary of the battle was chief. In the flat were for I He was found In a flat on South street, with a youth named under an the promotions In army. on I propositions merely to secure Carolina Press Association asking of Gettysburg. number of revolvers and knives. . ii.