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iiv'nv K. Kei:'.hardt, princi
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;a the Richard 1 laker
;: n'l'l.i'k thU afternoon
i i i injuri'.'s sustained late
v; Iir was run over ly
. i t' tin1 Carolina and
.: , i Railroad several
, tii if. city. lie r.ujtaiiK j
,.;,( u'lii r and arm ai'd jaw
i r.utliorities were un-
tir any hope of his recov-
h been slowly growing
,! I hi' end may be expected
me. -I J. I:.
Kcinlianlt had not jump.x!
Ovi'iiand automobile he
won!! nave escaped uithout
. i t arolma ;.nd Nonh--.,
: r car wiiich a.i goins
. .'.I'M rate, struck him :a
; .. h's 1'iaciiinc into The
' i. ' reck at tlu crossing a
;i ?:( below O.vahia at 1:J0
;'.t . . :i, his machine
, :,., 't!!,! cscipiug wuh
Mr. Kciiihardt, ho,v
i;. ;. kr.c.v th::t his car
civ.. ai:d he jumped nr
;c it.u!t was a fractured
c. internal injuries and
ins which physicians
the time would prove a-
i'ii! who ma ricd a Uv.irr'.-
.las. I'. Miller, lived with
n-la ar.d was motering
ivit'ht train went out t'ie
, ;. .,! of the r.-Jti v car and
I:., hritn. il tl. Iv.ivi'.'g noted lie
! wa u'.'.'spfelirijr of ;.n
t.iM. The met:..!' was
,;: if fete ne s.iw it. Mr. Cox.
-.. . ; upcrin;ei;dciil of t!ie C.
w;is in dm jr. cf the
: nd a colored man v.is
i' car wcru t Lincoln m
1 to Hicko ry last night,
hat It. who was educated
.','4i', ,a. or two ycais
tn. Hickory schools aid
! !.v iir.' ehildrc. At
i chaal i. lure he is in
' ' e.eci:idy popular
f only an ct'lickii'. admin-
i'lj.. a s;;er;lid instructor,
was a Mi s Miller, daugii-
'. and Mr;. J..s. 1 Miller,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1921
Trapshodters Compete in Match at Pinehurst
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A view of the mld-wintcr liamlieap shoot on the famous traps at Tiuehurst, N. C.
'ern timl eouthern cities competed.
Marksmen from many east
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"f Mr. and )lr. VV. M. Ileinlnu'dt
tf .vi ,i'.h r'urk townsdttp.
N. .. t' t!;c ttawuly caused much
::r nmoiitf the youn; man'.,
ii.auy tY Is in thid city, especially
aiti-:;yr i'u' .cl.oul children. Mr.
Hi :i (i,, i .;: v;:. cairied to the KicliUi'.i
Hil.i, llo.pi:al u;i soi.'ii .is iiossibiv,
ai;'i ' .Hi :,tu minii j;iven nun.
r.VTl VSi: UU,ir wmuiit
Id IN.mi;k ts health
iv .Mi-- r Hi. .in, ruble- n.uith uur.-M
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l. ' ' i I tulil rutiK tl.'injr about the
r."il :! i II (iiili' cii tn v.ii.;li :i rcrtaiu
i.miii'i. ! 1,1 j , ( i ,r thi'ii1 ln'ii.'lit, that i.s
. is i fiiiiil U l' iiichrrt in height u"il
Hi. v .i' li a. rnufh .n Hi' i'nuinl.-i, that
tli" ' i : t i. i,li-:ii,rmi. timl should he viv.'N
;" 't i ll !! i ii rt rtiun ih tvtu'uii for
i'i.' I ' 1 1' il u I nrlK'lt.
i .iv nl i! ti'i'ivt t tiilu: dtcps with
Hiiliiil (liilili'tii which will rcHiilt in
Imi'l-OMll Uti.'llt llllll tin- lifl'.t Of thl'HO wt'UIH
l tn ti 111 1 out wluit i-nusiTri art- cimtriiiutiiiu
to J,i. uiiil.iiinuri.an.il roiiilitlon.
Th" f'.lliiii i nvr I'l-oi-noii to In1 followed for
tin- ihil.l w!i. M undi'rwi'ijrht will it icrsist.M
i. aii.miI.i ih.tA iirf,urii thi- 1'ituvn of that
I'm1'! f'i in. I mill. i
! A I. ', ,1.1... jihyiicul oxumlriHtion of uvvry
'' i' I'ii'M'tici' of its pui'i'iitn.
- ' I i-i i t' mich )M ailfiioiilH, (litips'(l
t. n i! , l a.l ivi-th or iMVetivo '!' should l-e
i i - . s i,t h I- h nsnitiie.
I. Tin. rh!l'l sho ilil ho K'iv'n the UHituI three
nun: i it I'uv whli'h should hi' at;ii
"7 !..', I; it' ll fimulil cotiMiht of milk, but
'' ' i.'I, i-rf. iil i, vi't'i.fiihlcs ami a little
ll'i'l't ni!i. ..wcrtr. Ii. II llfHl-ft.
I. I " I nH'hi"iii4 Ifniilc thvi'i' mcalii who'ili
'" i'i.' . ' r. lit IO;i;ii in tfi. mi.rnintr and
j1'' ''.i'i'' i,' llilto in tin' ufti'i'noun. thi'Hi.'
jiiiiiii tn inn iMt of mill! 'and crackers or
I'1 'Ml Mni I.ii'.'i r. No i wi'ctn ciii'li ax candy,
i'. .-., l '.'i!i ever l uiven hetween
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FULL HISTORY OF
MATED
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mmll rim
hit ,,
t M riml hliotihl In.- itis'tHted on for n
in llu. moi'mmr iirwl nriotln.r hull
I'""" "i afh rn.Hin : the child should l;ct
I'i"''llv ,li,t nc.l i'i luxed in a well vcnt.ltit.eil
"i in ii -ihi'ltcrid l'lifch. Ten hourn
-I.. uM hi. l iul ciich nlcht in a room
'If .. itidov.'M wide open. Th child.
nil'! I." kept, iiFni with c-'itra
1'iK.tri
Hl...,
Willi Kit
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Ull'l'l III 1 1 (ii ii I i.'tii.ii- ill u.' riti.r
.'' i 'i'.! In. ii.', hould cither he shortened or
ti'n'1'.' until tin- child reraltiu nov
i h ml nil i ut.Mil" c!iiSHc or clul's
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-liould he encouriiired to piny
lii'n'.i until the wi'i.tht is normal.
'i c vit' iment hucIi an pni't.ie.4.
' " rum ii-t etc., should he in
Ii.'." the time the welirht tn
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i"i liiiiild have ha-it one rejTii
" 'nut n ihtv, M'efcnihly just
', mill ihonld he tuuirht. that
' in n ,iii-e, Kvevv child can
' nvurd Ii'h hi'ilily futictioiirt
'I i'i',ieit and he will learn
ii'ii't it i.i'opeily iu'esi'iited to
''""'.' I'l-nt'i-nni t row heinjr carried
' ' 'I and hundred of under
" i'l -ii fhroimhout the country; it
i 'u i li 'I ni.t, for every iini'le one of
':,l " " if the i.lferit.i will cooprr'lt,"
'''i'.Iii' 111 alih Nui-m-h. the health
1,1 " " ti nchef!. It In important
1 .'Miy cnriiriiiinlty and it In i'n
'' .ii" Try fixed 'ititridard of
"":''' i' 'i'" li'iilt.h of the irtriivSiMa
"- "i"en the nt tent lot which it.
"n'l vith the child himself in litter
i'1 'I'iriihil of hi i parent, hi teacher
gU Accept
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ny the Assocated Pre.sd.
Ardmore, Okla.X Feb. 2r-. 3,hv.
(I'.jia Smith Hamuli vill 'bo broutrht
to trial hero charged with murder in
connection with the death of .Tal:e Ti.
Ilamon Kepublican national commit
teeman from Oklahoma and wealthy
oil operator. Mr. Ilamon died No
vember 2"i, last five days after 'he va
hot. The shot that caused Mr.
Hamon's death was consist :nly declar
ed by Franj; L. Ketch, his business
manager, to have been "self infli.'ted"
lhr;;u.irh tlie accidental dischartre of a
.'12 calibre ;nitomatie pistol which Mr.
Ilamon was eleaniivjr.
(Mara Siritji Ilamon was chaffed
with assuult with intent to kill in
information (i'ed by County Attorn.y
Kussell I. Urown the day Foliorin":
tlie shooting, which later was
changed to a charts of murder. A
tvparate information "vas lil?d
jointly charpino; Clara Smith Ham
on arid Jake Ilamon with a statutory
('..lK'., "Warrant on this charge
was never servtd.
('lara Smith was graduated from
the common schools of Lawtou, Okla.,
af totward-s atten,dinr business c;."d
li'CTs a1 K vl Worth Texas and Okla
homa City, Okla., and later assum
ed a position as eahb'r and book
keeper in s:-voval stores at Iiuwton.
M!rs. Clara Hunion entered the
employ of Jake Ilamon in the sum
mer of 11)12 in the capacity of a pri
vate secretary, which position was
maintained until a short time b:fore
Mr. Ilamon met his death. It bad
not been established at the time of
her trial whether Mrs. Ilamon was in
Mr. Hamon's employ at the time of
his death.
Mrs. Clara Ilamon disappeared the
day following -the wounding of Jake
IIiMvum and despite a search 'which
gained nation wide scope, was not
discovered until she voluntarily rcave
herself up at Juarez, ?.l2xi'p.
shortly before Chrisfcmias Ard
more eoursfv officio Is and attorneys
from Fort Worth Tex., who had been
retained by Mrs. Hamon's ivnelo
Geniamin Harrison of Iowa, as
counsel shortly before she surrend
erod, accompanied her back to Ard
more.
Clara Ilamon arrived in Ardmore
on Christmas day and was grantee
her freedom under bond of $12,0U
only a few moments after entering
the' sheriff's office, which served as
a court room for her preliminary
httarinar and serving of bail. She
nloadirt? not cuiltv. Following her
release Mrs. Ilamon spent the great
er part of hsr time with her rela
tives at Wilson and Ringling, Okla.
west of Ardmore, and in consultation
with her attorneys at Fort Worth
It was many days after the search
fcr Mrs. Harmon began 'before it was
learned that Clara Smith at one time
bore th'j' name of Ilamon, which she
later asserted was the name to which
she responded. This information
wag brought cut through the allega
tions of Ruth Walker Ilamon of San
Francisco, who declared she was the
wifo of Frank Louis Ilamon, former
husband f Clara Smith and nephew
of Jake Ilamon.
TJi'ih Ilamon in h"r statements dc
dared that Clara Smith and Frank
ITamon were divorced at Weather-
forpl Trvus. Mav 23. 1917. This
statement was later corroborated by
rocords on file in the court clerks
rffu'o ii t Wnathcrford
Ruth Ilamon further stated that
T.'rnnk- Tfainon was paid $100 month
bv Jake Ilamon as compensation for
mai tying Clara Smith,
llnma. Frank's brother
MEXICO IS THREATENED
WITH RAILWAY STRIKE
Washington, Feb. 5. The general
strike , on the Mexican national rail
way, which official dispatches said
was sat for today at midnight, will
in the opinion of Mexican observers
here furnish the first big test for the
Obregon government. Indications
were, it was stated, unofficially, that
President Obregon and his adminis
tration would meet the? .?? success
MUCH IN LITTLE
Comp'tilsory military training Is pro
posed In Mexico.
Among the best needle workers in
the world are the men of Japan.
The war of 1812 lasted for tw
years and seven- months.
The yield of pulp is approximately
90 per cent of the weight of raw wood.
Marco Polo was the first European
traveler to speak of Japan and le
called.it Cipango.
, Thu Hudson's Bay company sold the
territory of Manitoba to the British
government for $1,500,000 in 1887. I
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A DUEL QUESTION
Lit ncj Uarrymore Cotning to the
(rand Soon in "The Devil's
....
TRIAL OF MERCHANTS IN
RALEIGH PROGRESSES
Rlegh, Feb. 25. Hearing of the
fwirst group of merchants in federal
couit here was taken up largely in
the crossexamination of Ellis Narso.
one of the men indicted in the indict
ments and the first government wit
ness. Other witnesses included whole
salcrs and manufacturers of New
Yoik. Failadslphia and Cincinnati,
who testified to shipments cf gocds
made to various defendants repre
sented in the first grouwp on trial
which were never paid for.
Raymond
and also
deelarj.l his
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for
Thedford's
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Vegetable .
m Medidne
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nephew of Jake Ilamon, deelarj.l his
uncle paid Frank $100 monthly be
cause of the batter's ill heath.
Interviews purporting to nave Deen
fiven newspaper ing ana otners aui
ing her travel to Mexico and before
she .surrendered were denied by Mrs.
Harbn in signed state.nents, made
after she started hack to Ardmore.
Mrs. Jake L. Hamon of Chicago,
widow, stated when in Ardmore and
Oklahoma City that she did not at
that tima dtsire to apprehend Clara
Smith nor was it her wish to have her
pre scented. She. declared then that
Mr. Hamon's death bed statement inat
he died from accidental wounds was
her belief. ' , ' . .
Injection of Clara Ilamon s claim
to a share of Jake Hamon s estate
threw another angle into, the case, up
on which defense counsel declared,
would bo brought to bear tho dis
closure's that would follow. Defense
counsel maintained strict secrecy sur
rounding all of Clara Ilamon 3 testi
mony that would be introduced at the
trial'.
Mis. Hamon had her preliminary
hearing late in February at which
cimc her trial iwas set for Msrch 10 in
the district court of Carter county,
presided over by Judge T. W. Cham
pion. The prosecution was placed in con
trol ( f the ststc of Oklahoma by Gov
J. 15. A. Robertson when the execu
tive authorized Attorney General1 S.
I. Freeling to take complete charge.
Judge Champion appointed H. B.
Brown, brother of Russell B. Brown
ex-county attorney as special prose
cutor in place of James A. Mathers,
prcst county attorney, who previous
ly had been retained as counsel for
the defense.
The defense counsel includes the
firm of McLean, Scott and McLean
C I.1 4- W.tl, Tn..n IXTnt-U.rr. P.
Co;il:liind of Ardmore. and J. B. t
Champion of Ardmore, twin brother
of District Judge Champion.
Mrs. Clara Hamon is the eldest of
four children of Mr. and Mrs. James
Smith of Ringling, Okla., and was
born 14 miles southwest of -Norman, J
Okla. m 181)4. She has two broth
ers, James and Claude and a sister,
Mrs. V. D. Walling all of Wilson,
Okla.
Furleson'3 day has come. Mrs.
Harding's new gowns wll be sent
from New York by parcel post.
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
This is indeeci a land of opportun
ity. Some of wour most influential
profiteers were once penniless and
friendless. San Antonio Light-
To abort a colcj
and prevent com
plications take
ATLANTIC FLEET
PASSES
PANAMA
On Board the U. S. S. S. Pennyl
vania, Feb. 22. The United States
Atlantic fleet today cowplsted transit
of the Panama Canal and was headed
for Guatnoma Bay to continue gun
nery practice.
The first joint maneuveurs of the
United Stateh battle fleet comprising
the Atlantic and Pacific fleets were
a complete success. The American
fleet won the athletic tdophies in
i owing and settling events and nine
of the thirteen boxing and wrastling
bouts. The Pacific fleet won the
baseball championship.
True, women's clothes still cost a
good deal. But, then, just think (
whnt they have to show for it.
Washington Post.
The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
nsiisea!es3, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain
ed and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
Pay your taxes this month and
avoid further penalties. Sheriff
Mauser will be in the city manager's
office Saturday with the Hickory
township tax books. 23 3t
"Satan's Coaling Stations" was tha
subject of a popular preacher's ser
mon indicating that in his opinion
the coal profiteers are merely local
agents, and not Beelzebub himself.
Boston Transcript.
A French artist says perpetual
youth is the endowment of American
'women. Our drug stores should p:iy
for that unsolicited testimonial.
Greenville, (S. C.) Piedmont-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. N, Goodnight, de
ceased, late of Catawba county, not
ice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against this esbate to
present them to me duly verified, on
or before the 18th day of February,
1922, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar thereof.
Persons indebted will make pay
ment to me- , ; f
Thi February 18," 1921. :
MRS. HARRIET GOODNIGHT.
2 18 4t pd Administrator.
If a young fellow wants to lose
his girl nowadays let hi mask her toj
go walking with him. El Paso Her
ald.
"Medical school crowded." No won
der, when a doctor can write his own
prescriptions. Mineapolis Journal.
France insists th-S't Germany must
find a way om making the same ecu'
yield both ibeef and milk. Louis
ville wPost.
Penrose. may have his twinges of
misfortune, but on the 'whole he is
ucky to have his lot cast in a time
ike this. If he had lived in the days
of Jefferson, Hamilton, Monroe and
Madison he ould probably have been
a liehtnine rod agent or a dealer m
blind mules. Houston Post.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Having qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of Daniel Keevev
deceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate -o
present them to the undersigned on
or before the 26t)h day. of January,
1922 or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery All persons in
debted to the estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This January 26th 1921. v
T,ARE CE E. KEEVER,
1 26 4t Wed
AVnimstrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Mrs. B. Cathrine Bar
ger, deceased, late ; " of ' Catawba
county, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against this
estate to present them to me duly ver
ified, at the office of Judge E. B.
Cline, Hickory, N. C, on or before
the 5th day of February, 1922, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
thereof. ' ' '
Persons indebted will make pay
ment to me. '
This February 5th, 1921.
D. T. APPLEGATE, .
Dead 3-21 Administrator
"What's you opinion of England's
Irish policy?"
"Don t you mean Ireland's English
Boston Transcript.
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policy
Uric Acid Poisoning
(By Dr. N. C. Cook)
A poison as dangerous as strychnin
is manufactured within our o-vn
bodies, called uric acid. When it ac
cumulates in the body and the kid
neys fail to carry it off, we suffer
from dull headache, sleeplessness,
muscular pains, lumbago, or it may
canse rheumatism or gout. The uric
acid can be seen in the cloudy sedf?
ment in the water what is eailed
the "brick-dust," noted on the sides
of the vessel containing it after a
few hours' standing. The water 1
scant, high-colored, strongly acid, and
this should be a danger sign, and if
not taken in tima by cutting out ihe
meat, tea and alcohol, may end in
rheumatism or gout.
Take "An-uric," first discovered by
Dr. Pierce, of the Surgical Inst: tut o
in Buffalo, N. Y. Anuric (anti-uri
acid) Tablets can be obtained at al
most any drug store.
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Tomorrow HUB To morrow
WILLIAM DUNCAN
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"FIGHTING FATE"
Sixth Episode of that good Vitagraph Serial
HOOT GIBSON
in .
"TWO FISTED LOVE"
Big Western Picture. Also
"LAUGHING GAS" a Big Century Comedy
Note: The admission in the afternoon from 1 to 5 p. m. will be
enly 10 and 20 cents to see the pictures. At night the prices
will be 50 and 75 cents to see the minstrel show. Send tho
children in the af tcrt-oon
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Two principal factors to be considered
in any purchase whether large or small.
When you are always assuredo f the best
at the lowest price an d often at a big sav
ing, it is well worth your consideration.
There, are reasons for the continued
.growth and popularity of our store. ,
Bring or send your prescriptions to us.
You will be pleased and you will appreci
ate it.
THE GRIMES COMPANY g
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We Specializeonly in
Welding, Brazing and Cutting
We weld Cylinder Blocks, Trans Cases, Crank Cases, Auto and
Truck Frames, Aluminum, Brass, Cast Iron and Steel.
We give special attention to manuf actuerrspreak-downs' freeze
ups, etc.
We guarantee service in the above lines.
Hickory Brazing & Welding Co.
J. L. GOODMAN, Mgr.
11th St., Next Door to Hickory Auto Corporation.
rersons With
Discriminating lastes
Ask f
or
It is delicious and refreshing and it puts pep into you.
One glass or bottle might be worth many extra dollars
to you during a busy day by starting you off right.
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HICKORY, N. C.
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