Hickory daily record. [volume], August 16, 1921, Image 1

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CATAWBA
COUNTY FAIR- OCTOBER, 4, 5, 6 ANM
WEATHER
Unsettled weather to
night and Wednesday
probably warmer to
night. 3 ii iiiiii.U!iI
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) SEPTEMBER 11, 1915
HICKORY, N. C, -TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1921
PRICfe FIVE CENTS
fa
Me
)RY IS fiOW READY
IR STATE POSTMASTERS
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qion Hall -Postmaster Bagby Com-
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plans t riP to t"ugewaicr i nurs-
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;i Kaligh, Aug. 10. Pailrouds
;r'.dncwatcr today laying before the state
aut 'in""
Called Most Beautiful Spot in Chicago
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RAILROADS WANT 4Z:rf i URGES
nil I jmnic i jn ni
snLuniiuiiu
REDUCED
The ..igoDti in Lincr hi imilv, which Is Ihe home of the Chicago Yacht club, is suhl to he the most beaut.-'ul afot:
In Clilcago. It is Rented ott Slnrilan drive at Roscoc; st reet. At-the extreme right may he seen the Sheridan Itoud
drive and next to it: the hridle v.H The old schooner at t lie extreme right of the photograph is tlie club's house and
OtHec. In tha distance can bo teen the Lincoln Park golf eoyrse.
DY MAX ABKUNKTIIY)
nil
ii,- lale
: 1 1 . ; i i i r
,c t in.- :n
days
W.
,f 1! "i-y.
li;'!, .Uv
in''':'
Vl'in'
boa rd
ile!(if equalisation t hoi r formal appeal
for a reduction in the valuation of
' the i i Norlh Carolina proj-'UU' f i r
wetv ex- i t-.xiti-n.
trains: Commissioner of rev.'-nv.o A l.
iJatfby i W atts', Attorney (leneral ,Tame fc.
j. Manning and Chairman -f the Cor
poration (Commission V . l. Lee t'N
; ; t i t li t e the equalization board. The
; v t i t ions of the railroads as present
led today is merely a forninlty -tlie
board having already been made
i acquainted with the text of the cor-
pi.intit.ns ajpeal for a rvducUon in
pi r pert v values.
All of the biv: roads arc pr?yi"jr
for relief. The Southern. Seuuoajd,
'"'W' ' Atlantic Coast Line. a:-l Nrf -lk
jScut!,ern being tlv largest compl.iin
, Hart M. ,.S, They arc c;ntt tiding th.at the ;c
,!;. t utioii. Ivenicis recently aj'.)roved I v f'om
, .nperation niisshner V.'ntts .n tlvir property is
mi iters.",,,, Iiiiidi ;m.l tli.-'t fl: t reductions in
ltnul-
i hui.'h,
BITIJTIOI
TO SETTLE TROUBLE
y the Associate i Pie-s.
t1m?ih:i. N.ei)., An";. 1?. An
appeal
,.. I the vxfluations oiigl.t to bo made,
lira ling The department of rcvt iuie has n
t of
fled-
com-
,.v.rfr
o I'.
.rune r.
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i low n r.u.
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not
from wiuth
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Sto.-k-
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aiii'-s
pub-
Mi'ineapoii-
;itv, (!iocr '(
'hib
!'l'":ii"t:ii-
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made nubile t!ie fitU'i'.'S
Ull.. l'r.!l;L ! I 1 : 11 1 ! li I tl ! '
1.'I..iivi. oi.Mile IMlblie li.V the statt
board of health show thr.t 2,W
scho'il children have !'Yn treated in
tiie dental rlirrs "m X-ith Carolun.
an dthat. 2..SSI have ber'n h-eated in
th- tonsil arid nii.-iioid clinics.
Dr. (i. M. Cooper, dii.""tor of the
med'cnl inspection of schools, is iivcv
tigcr of this ph-.se f the state .v--rnnent..
Medical inspection rf sfhuoi
children in North Carolina is revc;!
ing thou-ands who ara suffering wila
defective adenoid or teeth or -'otn
With applications piling up r:r
clinics t remedy thof." detects two
additional nurses have heen emitloy--cd
for field work to aid in carrying
forward the treatment which has rc-
nttention io -m.-.e
"Merit?
. 1 :n1t.il in uivintr
; 'twentv-five hundred chihiren
y lin'iiriti:"'.!!,
nciliiv I.Miinii,'
t ' i f nl I'ountry. iii'-
lf-atur-. ln-ir.K 1'iOiicd at
:r,t.T Ui.idi.V.
Morning. ::;: A. M.
.y I'.-v, V, It. Urad-
firtri'tii'.ntioii. by l'resl
(iatiiny:. ; iiiiiiuiil ;n 1 1 r ) .
. '.if'u'KUry in I'dStnl
i 'nii'ra-tcd witli
!; (Iii A- Contrasted
' KxM"l;('ii by O. 1
'Hti-Oiii.
. 0r.. .. ,K:i!c ?n a Ha-
fur f'linth e!a:-' I'oiit
Ail'i"d MnU. I'.nies.
I ."ii;' Hour . for postal
!:i:ii';o- oflirr,, by M. l,.
't,
in. i-'mi;' The Star
: Ih-:', "Sriiilf and be !H-
M. ('. !iw, (loldston.
Itoucd table riscus
I'i il-nt Catling,
i i ' E ' 1 1 of couMTiittees,
i Dr. 'Cooper i the originator of toe
plan and ho is responsible tor l v
conduct of the clinics in North Caio-
to I'm-idcnt IJivdh.g to appoint an
i rbitrator to ;idjo::,t differences be
tween packers knd their civiplcye
will be made if ;i )Ia:i for a national
wi.rking agreensen- 1'ci'ig tirafted
!u ti by efficia' , an! ;h .legates: of
Ihe amalgamated r,v..it cutters and
iHitcliers is not a cenlable V) the
acl-'ors, ('. J. Hay.;.-, the r.n'.'.n's in
i'':.;it,ional pre-5'.h i'.t, dtoday.
BOOn PPFllS SOUTHERN DEALERS
PGPi STATE HOLD COMTI
rain i
1 I il S
v toe .-i.ssociai.ea rress.
Richmond, Va., Aug.
delegates from all section
-Premium lifts
Carolina state
pa pni nirnp
I III i Tk 3 . 1 2 S 1 Sa "x
UfiLL liULU L id .
in inn Mm
ummu
fy the AHW-riated I'ress.
London, Au.g. K5. All soldier
leave fiom Ireland in Aldershot
l-'ai (thorough h 've been crderc
telegraph to return to their
m e n t .-; i mm e 1 i a t e I y .
,!
ny
r 'j e i -
Kaleigb. Aug. Ifi.
for the iOth North
fair, wliith will b held October 17
to 22, are this week being mailed to
all corners of the state from the
office her," of Col. Jo si. E. Pkvu
secretary. The list this year exceeds
all others, there beinir 170 psfr.es.
A total of twenty thousand dollars
in premiums being of ford bv the fair
association. $10,000 of this is offered j
en livestock. Ther,'.; is an increase of
S1..r00 in field crops premiums over j
1920.
in tins foreword to exhibitors, Col
?nel Pogue points out the progress
North Caiolina is making along agri
cultural lines and fdds:
j iJuiing the past H) y?ars tne
: average yield cf the five major
,' crops of the state have bene increase1
mot- than 40 per cut. During this
itirn soy beans have ben introduce 1
'and North Carolina lias become the
! lending state of the Union in their
production. Peanuts, peas, red and
; r-rinson clover, velvet beans, hairy
vetch, sorghum and other crops have
met with favor and have found the;
south
South
16. With
of the
in attendance of the national
em Retail Merchants associa
tion began here today. Murray S.
McKinnon of Hartsville, S. C,
president of the organization, is pre
siding. Mayor Anslee ind G-ov.ernor
Davis delivered addresses, of wel
come and the respond Avas made by
McD. Hollidoy cf Dunn, N. C.
MORE TROOPS ARE ON DDi.
AROUND CABBARRDS MILLS
Arrests Made at Two Plants TKi& Morning
When Work Was Resumed Cannon Mills at
Kannapolis to Start Tomorrow Winston-
Salem Guardsmen to Protect Property
. .
-if.
By the Associated Press.
Concord, N. C, Aug. 6. One per
son was arrested at the Locke mill
and warrants were sworn our for
four persons at the Hartsell mill?
this moning when the mills started
I to work. Th" man arrested at the
Locke mill r-efused to move on when
ordered to do so by the troops, while
the three men and woman at th
Hartsell Aiill are charged ,with stop-
jPing a special officer and taking lm
Bv the Associated Press. Pisto1 from him-
Augusta, gS.; Aug. 16. Request; Adjutant General Metts, who ar-
cn Governor Hardwick of Georgia rived last night, took charge of the
for a demand on Governor Cooper troops this morning. He left at 2:30
of South Carolina for an apology for this afternoon to take charge of the
an invasion of Georgia last Thursday j Winstcn-Salem company which will
by a mob of South Carolina men in arrive there for guard duty at the
connection with the attack on the Cannon mill, which 'will open tomor-
Richmend ccuntv fail to obtain oos- raw.
session of C. O. Fox and- Jess Gap
pins, fvdd to answer charges in con
nection with the. slaving of voumr.
William Brazelle, Columbia " taxi ion wih the opening of the Concord
driver, was made in a letter address-1 mills morning occurred at the
r V, r(LA u T,irrt ' Hartsell mill when a woman nd 3
MlillCIl
! Tn nrMikin n
1 U UUVIflllU flll
- APOLOGY-
OFFICER DISARMED
Charlotte N. C, ;ug 16. The
only instance of violence in connect-
linu.
LODGE 15 HIED
AS AMERICAN
DELEEAIE
Altirnoon
hirsflav
ni l'ko".V!dei ,
iilil Uotai'.v
provided
Clubs of
nun i mm
Tiimiin Hin lliniIAll
T nc mm m m mmm
I lil Wm rir rnn nnPITHIM
Ml run ruoiiiun
liest esti-
linie hIvj'.v -
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it ii' OUL III I
I5v the Associated Press.
Washington, AuV- 10. Henry Cab
t.,U.. rhairan of the senate Cuv-
eiL-n relalionn committee,
,l..finitfdv selected by
iinrdinc jis n member
con -lelegation to theVilisarmaen-. con
ference.
i.'....,.,i tir.nouneement of f?r.ator
f llllll - "'-
made today
has hem
Presitlent
of thw An" i-
at
QUESTION OP PROTECTION
By the Associated Press,
nl" n'.accs on a steadily increasing num
ber of farms.
! "The secret of this great agricul
tural advancement has been largely
j the nicte general use cf better meth
I ods of cutivation, more productive
; strains of farm sodas, and proper fer
tilizer trcatmen, antd to the growth
uit'.iole
Relfast, Aug. Hi. It is reported and proper handling ot
in re that the military authorities in !c'",,V:-s:r ,. . .
, , , , ,, , ii , "The North Carolina state fair dur-
Ireland have canctLcd all leaves ot Us entjre history of G0 years has
absence fi r both efficers and men ; encouraged all these and other things
III i. . J 1 , i- n f, -w 1 "VI 1 -
Uiat go IO llWKe iOl must ecunu.oo.
production, and for. a- prosperous and
contented' people in the open country.
It has ben a great center tor hrir.g-
tor-pt.her annually the lst m
and i'-il b ih offi'vrs anl men who
rr? awny on holiday have been rc
cf llei'. It was state this step was
merely a precaution against surprise
and hrs r.o oth,?r significance.
a g
BU BILLIOI GUI
TAXES FfOMISD
r ,., vrhr-tion was
Ibe white house. He is the m-oiid
memlrr to be named, the ad.nin-.tri-tion
previously announcing that
retary of State Hughes wou.d ieaa
the delegation.
1
pnat.fj rum
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m t:
'f huh.
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By tiie Arsociated Press.
Washington, Aug. K. A '.reduct
ion of $7i0,o:SVK0 in the ;irinual"':i
bill of th.e nation will result from
the changes in the 1918 revenue tax
embodied jn the new administration
tax bill, Chairman Fordney of the
ways' and means committee declared
in a majority report filed in the
house today.
TELLER 11 BIT
HAVE DISAPPEARED
mir
production and methods for tnc bene
fit of the people.
"The society deserves the support
rf all farmers for what it has done
for the upbuilding of the agricultural
interests of the state. It seeks their
aid rmd cooperation and the aid of ail
nthevs we may have something good
to show the r.eople of the state who
I , ii ,. v... j on
JiaVe MR' l.OOO'J .VtO uuy cliiu.uiv; in.--
tal grasp" to knew a good thing when
they see it."
SIX AUTO BANDITS
- m
-Michigan
searciung
whiskey
Windsor
Hammond of the Augusta superior
court.
The judge's letter also suggested
that SoutfT Carolina might deliver at
least one member of the mob to
Georgia in view cf the capture by
Georgia of Fox and Gappins.
WOULD BE SUKJ'JUriEI)
Py the Associated Press.
Greenville, S. C, Aug. 3 6. Gover
nor Cooper declared that he would b
greatly ! surprised should the. gover
nor of Georgia demand an apology
for the invasion of Georgia. last
Thursday b ya "mob" which sought
to get C. O. Fox and Jess Gappins,
charged with the murder of William
Brazell.
men seized a special officer and dis
armed him before other officers could
come to his assistance.
The woman and two of the men
were arrested, the other assailant
escaping. The attackers appeared
to be satisfied when they took the
officer's 'pistol away from him, no
bodily harm being attempted.
CAPT.
By theAssociateJ Press.
Detroit, Mich., Aug. 16.
state troopers today were
for a carload of Canadian
reported to have reached
for shipment in the United States. No
trace o fthe liquor had been found on
this side of the border. Numerous
efforts were made today t0 trace thmo"d asking Governor Hardwick
jjnuor demand an apology.
State officers today began a check
of reports that a large part of the ?
liquor reported as being brought ,
across the river was finding its way !
to Toledo and other cities over the
Dixie highway.
It was reported that automobiles
and other vehicles were to be search
ed on the. highway.
J. C. MILLS OF
MORGA.NTON IS DEAD
Morganton, ug. 1G. One ofi the
really unique and interesting char
acters of this section of the etata
passed Sunday when Capt. J. C.
Mills died at the age of 95. During
the latter part of the last century
he was one of the political leaders of
I this county, exercising a strong influ-
I r.nrc. fnv tho Dnmnpratir ?iartv arid
Governor Cooper has received nojwag knoWn throuiout the state as
word from the governor of Georgia j ar. influential citizen. Dnring the
in regard to deliveing one member civil war&he led a band of sharp
of the mob to Georgia. Governor j shooters, himself the most fearless
n , , . L r , and ecurageous of, the gang. He
Cooper dec-fined to coment further on representeJ Burke in the statc ,e(J.
the dispatch fro Augusta in regar;l jsiature at several sessions and held
to the letter sent by Judge. li'am- j other positions of trust.
to With his brother in law, Cole
Coxe, of Asheville, Capt. Mills spent
FLORIDA MM IS
GRANDMOTHER AT
REFUSE TD 'HEM
M'ABOQ ON
RAILROADS
BOB TICKET SCEIT
Cniti'd States.
I'livi;,' reported to
re-ponse to a
i' figures.
:f w:h impossible
''' Uliili' ,,f 11, ., ininil.r.r f
at of work,
iiiipossible, the
e:(ct figurov
I'l'ied. I'-'liteo' to
1 1 " liUinhlT of Clil
''h iriyn.lls Ins mor.Lh
'Vl,! eak of uii.
J-.r.rli,,
iii, t,.
Bv he Associated Press.
Washington, Aug. lfi.-Representa-tivj
Alice Robertson of Oklahoma,
only woman member of congress,
I By th,o Associated Pr ?s -..
" Denver, Col., Aug. 16.- -M Iward A.
Morse, ,12 year" old hei I teller of
the International 'Jiuse tympany
here, has disappeared along with
.about $75,000 in currency, it was an-
ncunced today by John Evans, presi
dent of the bank.
Miss Mavbell liirfe1!, ?ged 22, v.
took particular pains when she call-
ed at the white Jiouse today that !fi,infr derk at lhj bank, ai.,0 is miss-
visit was not to urgf the
ment of a woman on the,
merit commission
appoint-
disarim-
ing, Mr. Evans said.
at Galveston as
ng increase! exports.
October 13.00
.. ,t i-.1 T--i. ifito ,inrl 1091 tVio nrni1n.. Upeil
"Show me a woman in tne unueu, iDeceber 13.40
States that i- oualified," said Miss tion of the leading food products m -
ip.obertson, "and I might " urge her the United tSates increased o0 PjMarch yA.rj0
Bv the Associated Press.
Tampa, , Fla., Aug. 16 A grand
mother at the age of 23 y.ears is the
distinction enjoyed by Mrs. Ethel
Coolnot of this city, the attainment
which is occasioned by the arrival
Iy the Associated t'ress. p-ttU".y "
v vvi. k irsk- notcmo- daughter. Mrs. Francis McCul lough.
Mle bandits held up an L-s cation hi iMrs. Coolnott was married at the age
the Bronx early today, locked a tick- of 13 and Mrs. MeCullough who is
'.nt nnd nhnnner in the former's ;15, is the oldest of three children.
booth and escaped vith $013. ' 'm
tit rnrm i nin l
cotton rnr 1 umr
Now York, Aus. 16. There was a (U LULU! I IIUL-i. 1
fair business at the opening ot toe
.otton market today, but oraers
were pretty well divided and fluctua
tif.no r. 11 run a vat.ivelv narrow and ir-
, regular. Liverpool was lower than
due, while weather conditions louneu
better through reports of lower
temperatures in the southwest. There
was some southern selling and com
mission house liquidation, but Liver
pool traded bothHvays and the early
nffovino'q u-prp enverod bv trade buv-
' There Avas bullish ctmrmenit ! where Haywood Shepherd, a negro
on increased spot sales reported in p0rter,v met death -at Harper's Ferry
the Houston market yesterday and:; fh hn Brown raid of 1859.
the record shows, was the
much time and money in development
of prold mining in Bui-ke and Ruther
ford counties and his Bindletown
mines are known far and wide.
He is survived by one daughter.
Miss Mary Mills of Morganton. Miss
Maude Coxe and Tench Coxe of Ashe
ville, are his niece and nephey. The
funeral was held at Grace church
here yesterday afternoon at 5:30' and
interment made in the church yard.
The : Kincaid murder trial will be
gin Tuesday, afternoon. A venire of
75 men from Lincoln county, whence
the jury will be selected has been
on frt m rrfA - r nrina r liAra of ' C.
lt-Tb. spllatn!A. Jonas, prominent Lincoln attorney
1 has been employed to assist in the
interstate commerce committee re- defiCnse and it js expectcd that the
fused today call William G. Mc- casJ wiU be a hard fought one.
Adoo, former director general or j
railroads, to "give expert temtimony"
on the administration's railroad fund
ing bill.
The motion to call Mr. McAdoo
was made by Senator Pittman, Dem
ocrat of Nevada, and was defeated
seven to three, Senators Pittman and
Stanley, Democrats of Nentucky, and
LaFolIette, Republican of Wisconsin,
supporting it. , '
By the Associated Press.
Charleston, W. Va., Aug. 16. A
tablet is to be erected by the Lawsor
Betts chapter, U. D. C, on the site
SO nit' LiUUCia iraiucu tut: u. Chv,U,d
Hioi man xviiiv ' x--"-
13.01
Close
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13.66!
13.771
There are two and one-half million
people in "Japan who look to th,e sea
r their livlihood.
DE VALERA F
TAKE
IF
TARIFF OP
IS PLEA '
FOR AND
REPUBLIC
Bv the Associate! Press.
By the Associated Press.
Greensboro, N. C, Aug. 16. 'Ad
dresses by William Burgess of Wash
ington, D. C, a member of the
United States tariff commisf ion,
and Senator E. S- Broussarfl, . of
Louisiana featured the morning ses
sion of the second and concluding day
6f the fifth congress of the southern
tariff congress her.e today. Mr. Bur
gess and Mr. Broussrd urge 1 that
the tariff question b,e divorced from
Dublin, Aug. 16. In opening the politics,
dail eireann at. its first public sess-j 7 he. congress was asked to adopt
ion here today Eaonn De Valera, the a resolution for a tariff on southern
rpubleican leader, reiterated Ireland's products. Th resolution was said to
claims for separation from Great favor a .tariff that "would equate
Britain an de clar-d the only jjov- the cost of production in this country
em.ment the people recognized was with foreign production in so far as
h.ministav of th-; Irish republican ii would meet the public welfare,.
parliament.
such schedule to be so plain as not
to discriminate against any s;tion
Eighty two per cent of the persons or product, to the end that there may
who diedo r wrere injured by fire in be maintained American standard?
this country last year were mothers, of living in every line of effort."
appointment.'
cent.
May i.i.zi
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