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DURHAM RKCOltDKlt, DURHAM, N. C. THURSDAY, DKCEA11JR8, 1910.
When Their Hand is Called
; 'Many Democrats Dodge
Question of Taking Away the Power of I he Speaker ol the Eouse
- o! Representatives is a Dispieflag One to ISeisbers
Washington,' Dec. S. VVU1 Champ
Clark, speaker, name the committees
of the next house of representative!,
or will they be named by a committee
on committees subject to ' the ap
proval of the house? . ;
That is the big. Imminent, preg
nant question in national democratic
affairs, now that the democrats have
captured the house of representa
tives. They have a year to think
about it, and from the present un
certainty of their minds, it is fair
to say that they will nc?d the year.J
Seldom has personal interest, ambi
tion, desire for power and eagerness
to play "good politics", precipitated
so difficult a question, or made such
insistent demands for its answer.
Right or wrong, the , country
seems to believe that the democrats
are committed to the program of
taking the committee appointing
power away from the speaker. There
are democrats who Insist, now that
the verdict of the recent election was
against Cannon, sot Cannonisai; but
there is racking, grievous uncertainty
whether the country feels that way
' Without ejeeption, democrats who
come to Washington In these last!
days before the opening of the con-j
gresa session talk of tneir victory in
the late campaign with reference to
its effect on the presidential cam
paign two years hence. iSotue of
them most of them insist that it
means that the democrats will elect
the next president Others qualify
their confidence with the reservation
that "if they make good with the
country" the democrats will elect the
next president. And there are 'not
wanting those who insist that if the
democrats do not give definite evi
dence of their capacity to produce;
what the country wants, then they
will meet defeat in 1912.
iuj iiiiumi ue uouse 01 rep
resentatives, the democrats will have
the power' to initiate tariff and reve
nue legislation. They cannot force it
Into the statutes unless they can se
ta re cooperation of a minority of re
publicans in the senate. Tbe prac
tical political question with demo
crats, therefore, is, "How can we ac
complish most of what the country
demands while we are yet in control
of the popular branch of the national
eongreas!"
. This statement of the case forces
'attention to those possible accomp
lishments which may be wfougnt, by
tie house Alone; aad-A'hW.f .these
in every discussion of the subject,
is the effective reform of the house
rules so as to make that body hon
estly responsive and responsible to
the 'will' of lis majority. In short,
will the rules Of the house be amend
ed so that the democratic speaker
will be shorn of those po -. wheih
hav caused a succession of republV
of the Next Cosgress ,:.. , .
til J
iqiutj
can speakers to be .denofulnatexl as
run . """" ". ' ' t
That iB.the large problefnV' which
the democratic house haB on its
hands. The speaker having aiready
been removed from the rules com
mittee, and that committee' havine
been enrarged from Ave to nine mem
bers, the thief remaining aspect of
the problem relates to taking' from
the speaker the power to name, the
committees of the house. This has
been widely represented, and Is ex
tensively believed,' to be the basis of
the real command of the speaker
over legislation. The insurgent re
publicans have long demanded that
this power be taken from the speaker.
The democrats have been understood
to agree with this view. Will they,
having now the opportunity to prove
Lceir position, continue or, mat mind;
A local newspaper, 'immediately
after the November election, address
ed to every democrat who bad been
elected 'to the hew house, a letter
asking him to answer this question
"Do you intend to vote to take
from the speaker the power to ap
point committees? " ' '
To ' that "question . approximately
one-third of the ' members 'of the
house have sent their answers. The
answers show that just about half of
taose who make answer decline t
commit themselves, or those who
answer, the large majority; declare
for taking the committee power from
the speaker. ''-.'., 1
Accurately stated. 11 declare for
taking the power from the Speaker,
six declare flatly against such action,
and 40 decline at this time to express
themselves.
Summarizing the statements it ap
pears that 74 of the 227 democrats
elected to the next house have given
expressions. Of these, 31 declare in
favor of taking the committee power
from the speaker, six declare dell
ritely against it and 40 are aon-com-
mittal. .,. . ,ti , .s .
A like proposition carried throw sh
out the entire membership of the
democratic caucus would make the
vote state something like this:
Is favor of taking the committee
power from tne speaker. SO
Opposed to taking that power
from the speaker .. IS
Noncommittal .. . '. ,. ., 40
This projection of a fixed prof-osi-
over the entire membership- ot the
bouse, however, is appare nt'y tu
justifiable, for the reason that a I -'
l.ruj'Ortien -et those. 4&bers-eks.'t
th have not answered the qnstlb
at f 11. are apparently disposed,; tt
this time, to oppose taking the . re
mittee power from the speaker It Is
evldcoten the basis of interview
and prffate expressions . given or a
considerable number of member
have arrived in Washington, taa: tb!
is the case. ,..,..,...,
a ttv fi m , a
jKTjee: wee vjeree
Would you like to have, for the
V balance of this year, -
The Durham Recorder
Has No Syrcpstty Tor Whiskey
Detectives
Raleigh, Deo. 3. After being out
for 24 hours the federal court jury
in the case of Qharleg Howard,
charged with Illicit distilling seven
miles from Raleigh, failed to reach
a" verdict and a mlBtrial was1 entered.
It Is understood that the Jury 'was
equally, divided for acqultal and con
viction Howard is, a welJ. to d,o far
mer pC good", family, 5 There is still
another case against hiw awaiting
trial and ie lias- figured In the 'fed
eral 'court in b"ucu charges several
times before. 1 ; " , ' " . ' ".
" Last afternoon "tbere wa a defend
ant In the federal court bearing the
combination distinguished name of
Ruffln Badger.'- He was charged with
selling whiskey in the vicinity of Wake
Forest college. A jur trial was. waiv
ed, both sides agreeing to leave the
case with Judge Connor ' after the
examination of witnesses. There' were
two for the prosecution. One was a
detective who had bought whiskey
from the negro and the other seemed
to hare been possibly a helper for the
detective In working up oases. 'Judge
Connor threw the case out of court,
declaring that he has no sympathy
for detective methods of getting up
cases against poor negroes or white
folks either in cases of this kind.
Judge Connor, in the federal court
has sentenced Essie Gregory, a Gran
ville county woman, to' the Atlanta
prison for two years' for breaking into
the postofOce at 1 Stovall, . Granville
county. . ' - r v, -. '
To whom it may concern:- ; -v
TMts is q notify all persons . whom
soever that we, J. P. Massey and V.
V. Yickerg, purchased the tailoring
business of E. E. Oliver Co., without
assumnig any of their indebtedness
whatsoever. All claims against the
E. E. Oliver Co. will have to be pre
sented to that concern for collection.
This notice will be pleaded at bar
against any recovery. ' '
This October 29, 1910.
J. P. MASSEY.
V. V. VICKERS.
. XOTU K.
NORTH CAROLINA,
DURHAM COIWTY AND CITY OF
DURHAM. '
To Lee and Mollle Street:
-. You are hereby notified that on
September 6th and November 1st,
1S09, . A. A. Murdock purchased a
certain lot. described as follows:
One lot situated on the corner of
Whltted street and Banks alley, list
ed in your name for taxes; said sab?
having been made by J. R. Patton,
Tax Collector of the City of Durham,
on September 6th, 1909, and by J.
F. Harwardl tax collector and sheriff
of the county of Durham, on Novem
ber. 1st. 1909. because .of your failure
to pay $a!d taxes assessed on said
lots-for the tat-year 'of 150T"Bhd
190g. You are hereby further no
tified that the time of redemption
wfll expire on the th of December.
1910, and if yon fall to redeem said
land within said time the undersign-
ea win apply t said city and said
county tax collectors of the city and
county of Durham for a deed of con
veyance to the same.
This Kth day of Angtist. 1910. 7
. A. A. MURDOCH. '
4t
Absolutely
Free
If so, we'll give it to you on the fol
lowing conditions: Send us $1.00
and we will give you the paper free,
for the balance of this year, and all
of next year for the $1.00 sent.
This offer will stand good until Jan
uary 1st, and the earlier you send
in your $1.00, the longer you will
get the paper free, so .
Send It in Now-
Make remittance' by check, post
office or express money; order, or
cash direct to
TV 1 W
iiie uurnam Kecorder
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Durham, N: G.
'.IV.
Today
Notlre of Merrier by PiiMicatHtn.
NortM Carolina Durham County.
Before R. A. Harris. J. P.
A. I. Wlssbarg. Atty., vs. O. T. Terry
'The defendant above named will
take notice that summons lnvthe
above entitled atioi was issued
against said defendant on the 9tb
day of September. 1910, by R. A.
Harris. Justice of the Peace of Dur
uant County. -North Carolina, for the
sum of 2;.0, lu said plaintiff b
defenuant, plaintiff boldkig the note
of defenuant, wbhh note is secured
by a chattel mortgage fcr the above
amount, which summons Is return
able befote said justice, at hia office
at Durham, In said County, and In
Durban-. Township, on the 20th- day
of CMober, 1910. The defendant
will also take notice that said pi op
erf y was eld by an order of said
justice gianting laintlif ilafm aud
delivery of said rfoixrty. which
order was'giantod on the 8tt daz of
Reptembwr, 1 91 . against the prop
erty cf said ..ef( nUant, which war
rant Is returnable Lefore the said
justice at the tin.e and place above!
named for the return of the sum
molt, when and where the defend
ant Is required to appear and answer
or demur to the complaint, or the
relief demanded will be granted
This 9th day of rw-pteraber, 1910.
. R. A. HARRIS.
Ji-4t. Justice of the Pi ace,
, " MrTICrX
NORTH CAROLINA,
DURHAM COUNTY.
'In the Huperior CenH.
fi. i. flarlee, Plalftllff
..f i , vs. .
. " ' -i A. R; Uarbee, Defendant
The defendant above named will
take notlcejhat an action entitled a
above has been commenced In the
Superior Tourt of Durham County t
secure a divorce from ted and board
from the defendant and the aald defen
dant will further lake notk that iU-
is required to appear at the term of
the Superior Court of said Coumy
to be held on the 13th Monday after
the It Monday In September, be
ing the ith day of Dmbr, 1910,
at the court house of said county. In
Durham, X. C, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In aald com
plaint. '
C. B. GREEN,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
This, the 29th day or Sept., 1910
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"Sure Gura'.'
' , ; would like io guide
suffering women to a sure
?ure for female troubles,"
writes Mrs. R. E. Mercer,
of Frozen Camp, W. Va.
' ,."1 have found no med
icine equal to Cardui. I
had suffered for about
four years. Would have
headache for a week at a
time, until 1 would be
nearly crazy. I took Car
dui and now I never have
the headache any more.'
Hln!
ThQ Woman's Tpnict
The pain'from which
many women suffer every
month are unnecessary.
It's not safe to trust to
strong drugs, right at the
time of the pains.
Better to take Cardui
for a while, before and
after,' to strengthen the
system and cure the couse.
This is the sensible,
the scientific, the right way.
You Will Find at
' The
Rexall Phanaaey
Opposite Postoffice
Anything your
wants may desire
in the Drug Line.
Also full line pf
Seeds.
4 A.--
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; 340 Acres; 100 cleared;' 4 Dwellings; Stores,' Barns Stables, near Durham, on good. road.-.
Make a 'small payment and balance, on time,, , '", ;,;;'.'. i '. . '
"CO Acres iO ifrea cleared; 9Vom DTllltijf, S "tallies Worn Durham, good road. Make good
corn and grain. iWiir sell cheap. . . . i , ; ; , . , r-
' ISO Acres; 6-room Dwelling and Outhouses, 4 1-2 miles from Durham, good road. "Cheap."
190 Acres; , 4$ acres cleared, fine Dwelling, Store and, duthousea near High School and Cfcurch, i-8 ,
mile, from .Railroad.. 'Make o small payment and the balance to suit the purchaser. '
. ' JO Acres; 20 cleared, smail.log house, Z 1-4 miles from Durnam, good road. Will sell
cheap and on' oasy terms. - . ...,.7 . ' .j ' ' ' "' t
, .. 30 Acres; Z miles trim Durham. 0. Acres, t 1-1 miies west of Morrlsvllle. Will sell very
Cheap. Very good House and Outhouses, and lots of fruit trees. ' . ' , " 'i - -
"T, 117 1-5 Acres; 95 Ares; 88 Acres; 40 Aces. On the 11 1, 1-3 acres & a 10-roora Dwelling
and 2 three-room Dwelling! and 1 two-room Dwelling. The 88 acres has a four-room . Dwelling.
Wilt sell each tract or as a whole. Make a small payment and the balance to suit the purchaser.
191 acres; 100 acres cleared, near Durham, good road, 00 acres; 200 clt-arod, 8-room Dwelling
and lots of other Dwellings and Outhouses. Will sell very reasonable and good terms. 200 acres;
123 cleared. Very good Dwelling and Outhouses; will sell Cheap at once. 20 acres, 2 3-4 miles from
Durham out on Fayettevllle road. . 1 . .. ,
80 Acres near Eno river and Greer's Mill; will sell Cheap. 30 acres, SO acree cleared on
N. t W. Railroad; good improvements. 100 acres near Nelson ; will sell eucap. '.,
. . 160 Acres, 4 1-2 miles from Durham, good improvements. Good Hargaln. 118 acres. 8
miles from Durham; will exchange for a home in Durham at once. v '
Anyono Wishing 'to S1 F-rms I tWlll I'ay Them to Put 8an;e In Our Handjt for Hair. We 1ie
Only a Smull Communion. Anyone U IkIiIihj to I'urrhuko Wei Will Hrt Voil Motiry, i . ,
And Give ool Terms
, , We have about Sbousea In Durham for Sale on good terms. Vf: bave vecam lots on" al
most every street In Pyr-ham for sale on easy payments. . . ' ' " ,
It will pay anyone tc s us before buyinfe. or selling. t '
nrxt estate "deukkh.
PHOXE OFFICE NO. 63" ;k i 7 i
FII0E KESIDEME 0. 7S ' . ' . . '
"' ' OVER .SMEED-MARkflAlf-TlYLOR COWPAXT.
A siclal offer will be made on any of above property to the party who writing or calling,
on us says that ho saw this Adv. In The Recorder.' . , ; '
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NORTH CAROLINA.
DURHAM COCXTY. '
Tn M fl Variihanl Rocisler at IIm (I
and Ex-omclo Kntry Taker for th!
! County of Ixsrhatn:
The undersfgnd Kd. .C. lt'i iti. of j
Duihani county enters fifty ',' i
more or it ss of land lying in U b.tnm
Townshlialn said County of Durham,
uljout (1 1-41 im mile ind a Q';:irtc
Not thrift i'f Ch'hitlan's iiiil on Kno
Riv'-r if.J ulMjiit half a u.il" tdst ol
tie Duiham i.r.d Roxboro count.-y Mc-
Adam roud, aiijoining the lain! ot
Mrs. S. It. Car.ltistou. M. W. Ca rlnst-
ton, Vii.A 'C.' C'ifiieroiis' Estate (nowj
t.oiiius iut.r..as wotii apu i . im.
nam. . . ,
The iiud;igii"d Cl-s lhi his claim
la the ati'jvc di-s:rib"d ' Tmi Fifty
Ufevi lii-rir o.1" h s of variiii land Ik-
loirglns io ft Ktate of No.th Carfll
ua and d-ilr-3 to take the nCf.ary
U'-ps p'cscrllx'I by law t obtain a
giant foiu lii giati; f.' the satiiO znl
un undfiwigm d U . Intt,'slr'd lit o'i-
taininc said a-rnbl and ij the f'iii:tr
Eurveyor for lirbaut County In which
wlii land la situated hK.jrap'ctfiilly
piiiioiis nut tbis entry may lit ;r.
cotded at once In the Enty Tkc V
v.rviH or butri.a and thereafter at th
nt-tt ni'-piing of the Hoard of County
CoiiimlsKloiicrs of said county of Dur
nam, be presented to said board of
county emiuiKsidtiers to the end that
li-y inai pu.suant to smtlon . 1721,
chapwr 37, Vol 1 "Hevlsaf of JSOj (f
Noitb Catoljiia" appoint sum snil
abl tx.initn, to make the anrvy rc
4ulr d by .law preparatory, to the Is
suing of.thu f(ifald Avatit to lb'-;
uiiufrrignwi, to, whom a .proper war
rant of survey may be lkud. ,
This tliV;5lt day of October, 1910.
, ., Keapectf'ullr, .. .
, 'KM. C, liKLVI.V,
Witness: , ,
M. G. MARKHAM.
Rcgmtr of lxd ad Ex. Officio En
try Taker,
you
nor
LU0C
when you nllow any ol your
stock or poultry Io remain 'sick
a oay.
- They give you less results in beef,
pork, work, or eggs, when (hey are
cot in perfect health. Taic a little
interest in your own pockcl book
nd doctor them up Willi , - ;
BfiCk-Drrjgbt .
SW 2nd Pcdtiy
.; :MerJfcms j
It will pay you todofhig.
It has paid thousands of other
successful farmers and stock and
poultry raisers.
His famous remedy is not a
food, but a fcenuin?, scientific med
icine prepared from medicinal herbs
nd roots, acting on Ihc liver, kid
neys, bowels and digestive orpins.
Sold by all druggists, price 25
cents, 50 cents and i. per can.
rrWrHe r !uaMe twv' 'Snerts
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C Hi-rrucfit , &uck
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A Good Plow, A Good Cutaway Harrow,
The Best Corn Planter Made, Buckeye
Riding Cultivator, Spike Tooth Harrows,'
-Three or Four Hoe Cultivators, Cotton
Planters. By using these tools . you can
cultivate more land, do the work better,
with less labor and make better crops.
Taylor - PMpps Co.
Mngum and Palsl, Sta. , , t. rfc--. N. r
White Pei.ii
Onion Sets
are one of tKe most profit
able crops you can punt in
the fall Can be used for
, green onions during the
winter and spring, or make
a splendid ' crop of dry
onions fcr irarltct early in
the eummen We have also
Bermuda Onion Sets.
Yellow Daavcrs, and
other varietica for fall
planting. "
Write for prices and our FI1 Cst
log, giving fujl information about
Farm's Garden Seeds.
Catalog mailed free on request.
T. Vs WOOD & SOrlS,
Seedsmen, . . Ulclimond, Va.
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Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers
Fkwk on patents. -Hints to frntrttorx nwntj nceJeJ.
lt Tt? lnnors fxl." ScnJ rou, UtcJi or mtfel for
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Actrnj Ornwiscjoncr of i'itc.nts, ar.J zt such luj fall char-: of
tnc U. 5. Pstci.t Office. v
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Patent Attorneys ,.
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