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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
Hickory Paily Record
Subscribers desiring the address
of their paper changed will pleaso
state in their communication both
OLD and NEW sudresses.
To insure efficient delivery, ora-
plaints should be made to the Sub
scription Department promptly.
City subscribers shoulu call 167 re
garding complaints.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year - $5.00
mail. $4.00? 6 months, $2.00)
Six Months - 52-50
Three Months
One Month
One Week -10
Entered as second-class matter
September 11, 1915, at the postoffice
at Hickory, N. C under the act of
March 8, 1879.
Tfc Associated Prescs is exclusive
ly entitled to the use of republica
tion of all news credited to it or
not credited in thi? paper and also
the local news published herein.
sonal interests as well as by the pres
sure frc'.ri their own constitutions.
If Senator Caraway planned his stroke
for patty advantage, lie might not be
entirely satisfied with the outcome
of an investigation.
.It is no new thing to find in the
Senate men who are deeply interest
ed financially in certain tariff sched-
iilno SnnniU,' n n r 1 1 n f? of Idaho. WHO
owns great flocks cl sleep, na be-
.,im ntnrinlM mni'llv bjCaUSe if hlS
aggressive insistence in the Senate
tViir pffo;t on the price
i-t, .loth Jn p'. h-A even his brutal
.licvno-i.vl of tho consumer's interes
and his .cave man's theory of prc-
I tecticn us sy4.onomous with, em
bargoes and absolute monopo.y are
by nc means unprecedent. We had
the "senators form Havemyer
when the sugar schedule was fought
over in Mr, Cleveland's second ad
ministration. Onlv a very few years
ago Rhode Island had one of the
Limpet trvti'p manufacturers in the
till fV ' V v - " .
country, Mr. Lippitt, as One of "a
senators. There hasn't been a time
in 50 years when the, Pennsylvania
iron and steel makers did not vir
tually own the senators from the
Keystone state when tariff duties on
iron and steel were under consi lei-
atiiM whether or not tnose seimiu.
EDISON LIBRARY TO BE FREE
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a plan to enable air Eaison urse ' J J
Phonograph owners to hea all rceoraa L, $ iJcUiS I -Kjg f t ly U
listed in tne Edison catalogue without fc
;biigaiion cm their pait, and solely Kfj
because of their ownership of the m-
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CHAR
tk- rri f.-lnrl man is now being put
into operation in this territory. Iwcn
ty re-creations will go into the horn;
of every owner once a month t- b
ue-at tor two days, without cost. For
ii ii i-iovo tola sh;);.(i .liu.' Jf v
most attractive. Time vs valuable aa.i,iB From Richard Andre s 1 lay
r ,. aucvd to sit for any length of Jgj,. h illfJ ,nd Fun Reai Action, Real Humor, Real Ileart-panch. Quick
time in a snop u hb.ii 11....., wovin p'ay of football, college anu carries in me an.
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NEWSPAPER MAKING
Speaking of newspapers, the Record (
i one does, mere i nianouiv
no- cf obligation to buy after using the
shai
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1? w.. n Tlin it. ran be seen tha1"
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How impossible.it is to look ovei i qv
ticZ. mad-, up of arly two Jj
thousand re-creations, and decide det-1 MM
initcly what you wish to add tj your r
own library. , ...
When a man is building a Ubran yfiv
...i? v. u nr.t P-n at it blind!- 1
Ha adds the b-ioks that he warns. u i
-c-hases a oahiting witnout see- Ll
T'nnvtfnrp one vfi(.' wisoes
. inn liln-arv of Rec
ords must hear them first. When oni,
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WEDESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1922.
Blollar
EilRISE
Tiir.mTV rices are steadily on the in
ri ?hand tahand with them, the
KUTcf1Tse investment
g, "o-ion .presents itself. . .
when tnciOCwoij.au-'-'j
peruonally owned
companies. . .
Moral standards in legislation
ha'-e r'sen in some directions, bu;:
. . 1 ,li J ,a 1 -.1 ( c r. V
r ,, not Hi oiaevs. in ,,u wnt,..
nuite naturally, we suppose, believes , j foT
that one good" newspaper in a. town i3 f giptors to own s-tock in a railrcaci
worth more than two or three which
are poorly patronized. For Xear some
body might think we have reference to
Statesville, we hasten to give assur
ance that such is not the case, for cas
ual reading of the newspapers there
convinces us that with higher adver
tising rates they carry more business
than Hickory papers. But where one
good newspaper is developed, it is not
very difficult for another to come
along in a different field. The Record
,,aiid Timefc-Mercery do not cause each
other any worry, and a morning daily
in Hickory, if anybody is interested,
would cause no loss of sleep in this
shop. The Record ia on its way to a
greater development and usefulness
and nothing can halt it except the in-
dividual responsible for it policy, and
he has never been recognized as a
wrecking artist. The Record has no
reason ,to fear competition or anything
else so long as it has about 2,000 loyal
subscribers and a host of other friends
who want to. reach the public through
it.
iVit- ".- iho subie?t matter ot
pend'nT bill. A 'selfish interest in a
franchise cannot safely be expressed
to popular scrutiny by a member 01
the body that grants it. The late
Senatcv Fcraker was driven out of
tuliic life after it had acted as
(ours: 1" for the Standard 0:1 com
pany. Not so many "railroad at
torneys," -actually under retainer,
now sit in our law-making bodies.
Senator Bailey Cf Texas expired as
an influence in politics after Ins
connection with, southwestern cm
company became knr,vn. Wren
President Roosevelt wished to cra
bavr.ss Senator Tillman of Sovrth
Carolina, whi had been attacking
him. he made, public the fact that
Mr. Tillman had had some connection
with certain investments in the far
Northwest and' might be trying to
make 'money out of the public lands.
It is singular that the pub.u
conscience has r.t'i grown cquad.v
sensitive to the personal interest ox
memebrs of Congress in taiift U--lation.
It is abused to brand a
Fcraker or a Bailey and then vir
tually license Frank Goc'iing- or
Idaho. a wool grower, to fix m the
United States Senate the prietn ox
the clothes we -buy through his nc-foi-in
r,f iho. duties en raw wooi.
Pos3ibllv the people are now wakin
"R OUGH S H O
A Good Western Picture
tpany
records, he is Duymg inVTM vi C-l--1" mWmwlmWSmWti.
l Jc', t . hf derived from the must .riaLi
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Vor this reason Mr. Edison has
worked out and is putting into opera
tic'."! the Edison Service Uahs, wun
vh'-b Th Piedmont Phonograph CO.,
the local Edison dealer, is co-opera
in- The owner and all hu family wi.i,
in time, hear every ic-creation riaae
bvthe Edison Laboratory. Motnei,
lather, sis. and brother can hear and
en icy at the same time all the diso n
?n be irsod entertain their mends, jfe.
No matter how slender the purse nju-
re-creations', or forvy playing sides,
.cta'lmg vw j hours and foy-1
of the best music iui num.;;.-,.
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TOMORROW AND FRIDAY
LEWIS J. SELZNICK
presents
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ctte.i i he "owner wishes to ana
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up to thfe iniquitous aspect ot tarai
- , , . i :.io;An ivViirh jtivcs reality t;?,
the effectiveness of the strike west of
the Miseissippi, but private reports
state that conditions there iire rapicuj
approaching normal. As soon as the
shopmen struck, the railroads evident
ly proceeded to employ new men and
with those who refused to walk out
succeeded in mannng their repair
plants." That accounts in part for the
decision of the 148 executives' in New
York yesterday not to accept Presi
dent Harding's proposal for taking the
strikers back with seniority rights
restored. There would be too man men
thrown out of; a job, the managers
tably felt, to justify such a course.
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The Statesville Sentinel appeared
yesterday as a morning daily. This
gives Statesville two daily papers, one
uemi-weekly and one tri-weekly unless
the Sentinel has discontinued its tri
weekly' or converted it into a semi,
wcekly. With the Landmark daily in
the afternoon and the Sentinel daily in
the morning, to say nothing of the two
other papers, the field ought to be cov
ered as by the dew. We wish Brother
Caton success in his now effort.
The ! village to be 'ocupied' by em
ployes 'of the Shuford mill interests
wiil be one of the most modern not
only in the south, but in the entire
country. The cottages have been erect
ed with a desire to provide comfort
and conveniences on lots which could
make the average city dweller en
vious. The whole village was worked
out on a comprehensive plan and it
will be an incentive to employes to
make their homes attractive. This is
good work.
John Paul Lucas told the editors
pomcthinir about the hydro-electric de
velopment in North Carolina, and the
Record wishes it were able to give the
address in full. We have read it and
find it entertaining and part of the in
formation gathered has been sorted fpr
future reference.
legislation which gives reality t;
iJv,. av;ff" Tfthev really are
a "scientific tariff may nc'i be so far
away, as the higher cynics havc
believed. .
DISLOCATES NECK
IN MAKING DI E
There's e-ne thing Hickory can say,
and that is that rt has never had a
street -car strike.
Those railroads which declined to
open their shops will have no trouble
about seniority rights.
Q,i-FfrSn- fmrtv a dislocated neck,
uuiv.iith - - - - -
v-t.;v,.i wVion Vio tYwpA into a swim
ming hole near the city, late Saturday,
S A. Parker, well known mm mex
chanVof the city, lies in a serious
condition at a local hospital toua
where he ,'was rushed immediately
after the accident occurred.
Mr. F'arl'.er in company with a
,..,.,,1 ,-vf fripv.fi'j was in swimming
in Stoney creek at the country club,
and was diving oil into water whch
ui, !,ori v,; srvmp obstruction beneath
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the surface which the injured man
believes was a stake or somctning
the. bottom of . the
creek. Rescued while in an uncons
cious condition by -Virs. lvoo-nt j-.
n,-i,. r.r Mmvtnn. N. C Mr. 'Parker
was rushed to a local hospital where
he was given speedy attention auu
an operation performed on his neck.
Hospital authorities stated this
morning that they could net yet give
the full extent of his injuries out
that he was in a most serious-condition
He was not unconscious vers
ions "it is stated, and was rcstnifc.
comfortably and as" well as corrld be
expected this mc'rning. Rocky Mount
Telegram.
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i.:,. ii'-.iarv sr.ne oi trie
tbS coined in these Circukatin;
Sots Tn that event all he has to do j.
to .V-e an crdcr cn the sippl;
w ti.the dealer, why maintain
the Library Headqtrcriers in this vr-
'"woecial 'represent itive from the
Edison Laboratory. .Orange, iVJ-,
iS now visiting every Cvntr
carefuliv explaining the
Library plan. Shortly attcr tnrs orga
z,.? nai ben here owners will be no
d to rail for tftoiv tusc se.
ti : Jmnnvtnnr that every laso-i
mar- nty iuin v-
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cv..er ma ice sure
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nee will assist in the
secure
the owner against the possiu.
being left cat. ,
A lurther free service to be e.rJ;
p1 h,. Mr Edison to his owner? w ii
b-o-;n "ithin a lew montns ai ..m
be" done by means of recitals to be
heu by The Piedmont P'pn Oo.
wr.o wiil notify the owners o.et,
,n, -lace. These Recitals wul e-naio
them to hear the advance Supp ements
at a musicale quite without obhgaHo::
althc'a"-h interested in the various a-.w
SSori! they would have the opsor-i-ivnty
of placing orders at once to
injure early delivery, so that they may
keep their libraryj the minute.
FARMERS AREPLE,VSEDl pQ0L
'REPORTED MISSING" THE BIG
SPECIAL PASTIME TOMORROW
The much talked of picture "Report
,l Micinsr" starrine Owen .Moore, will
be presented at the Pastime theatre
tomorrow and jrriaay. r nis is a ceu
nick special and is really one of those
super-preductior.s we hear so much
about but rarely see. It is full of the
type of thrills which have made mo
tion pictures the world's most popular
entertainment. One of these scenes, a
race between a sea sled and a hydro
aeroplane, is wortn tne price oi aa-
No doubt vou have been reading
ir several cf 'the daily papers some
thing in regard to the different wool
pools over the state for tne pa
two weeks. Realizing that wooi has,
teen selling for quite a low price, an
effort has been made to' collect the
wol ?.t various points to be grade J
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Se -ral Catawba i f aimers poolei
theii wool and it was graaed ana
sold :'.t Salisbury. Our f armors poo' -ed
foout 1000 Bou-nds. Our higle,,
zr-xi brought 41 cents per pounu
with an avera-e of 37 1-2 per pound,
w o v on tne iccal markets have been
r,ei ' for 20 tc 21 cents per pov.nd.
TW-s shows that it is absolutely nec-r-'ry
for the farmers to .get,-together
and sell co-operatively. It alos
sh;ws that the market is wrllmg to
rev for a graded product. W e hope
r.e'vt vear tc' be able to pool several
thousand pounds of wool. 'Mr. Geo.
F'ins sheep lield ago'nt for -Nor.n
Carolina had charge of this sale.
J. W. HENDRICKS,
County Ag;ent.
Newton, N. C.
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AI)!);D ATTRACTION PATHE 'NlSWb
SHOWS: 3:00, 5:00, 7:00 and 9:(H) P. M.
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Children 10 Cents. No tax.
Adults, 30 onts. Tax included.
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ITT.-I SWIMMING PARTY
A most delightful ' swimming i-arty
and picnic suooer w!as given Friday
afternoon, in lienor of Sirs, Robert
Tavlor, of Newton, who' is guest ut
the home of Mrs. j. H, Short, en Hill
street. ' f
Included iu the party were the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jones, Mr.
and ' Mrs. J. D. Blunt, Mr. and Mrs.
F. 1. jTcrrv Mrs. Howard Dixon, Mrs.
Gec-Vge Dixcn. Mrs.' Rebecca Braaweli,
r. f rpctaHa: M t dames Hazel Short
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ST?AITH builds a bridge from this w6rld to
-F the next" the final tribute to those who
passed over is in the bands of loving friends.
In that time of greatest sorrow, you receive
from the funeral director assistance requiring
bigh professional skill and the use of facilities
and equipment far more varied and complete
than you may have previously realized.
Yet the spiritual necessities of this hour tran
scend the technical. His deepest concern is to
give to each detail that touch of though tfulness
which makes every act an additional
expression of your faith, respect
and love.
Reproduced by permission cf The Cincinnati Coffin Com
pany from a copyrighted message winch appeared in l M
Saturday Evening Fost of July 1, 1922.
Tipton Undertaking Co.
F UNERi ! L DIRECTORS EMBALMKRS
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Colhic Cms. Symbol offeitk. CMkicttarier.
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Doroty Blount,
Frances.
Wimbarely,
Loiene Short and Miss Edr
Hobgoo.d. Messrs; 'Raymond Dcag
tride, Garland Short and John Mitch
el.' Rocky -Mount Telegram. '
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Opportun
tties
are always opening for the man or woman with
ready cash. ,
Often you have heard some one say, "If I only had
a few hundred dollars at that time I might have been
rich today."
You never can tell when such an opportunity will
?pen to you.
Opportunity knocks at each one's door, not once
but often. We believe that Opportunity has a list of
the savings depositors of this bank and will make the
first calls on them, -
At the solicitation of ror.ie cf my
closest friends throughout the county,
and o'f course at the same .time from
a desire of my own, I have decided to
allow my name to be placed before
the Democratic precinct meetings to
ho iioiri tVirmiP-hout the county on
aeroplane, is worm uiw puce- ui tu- v. - f.n
mission alone. Following this chase Saturday, August 5, for the oxf ce 01
... . , x.l r ,r.;.-i' r.f TrocHs for thft considcia-
"ROnDER TARIFFS'
Springfield 'Republican.
The resolution e'f Senator Car
away calling for an investigation of
the financial and business connec
tions of senators in their relation
to the pending tariff bill is nc'i so
partisan as it may seem. There are
Democrats as well as Republicans
In haf Knrltr wVlrt TYl5rrVf n lio-
credited by the disclosures of the ,
inquiry.
Repeatedly while this tariff bill
has been pending Democrats have
voted for high duties in opposition
to the majority on their own sides,
and among their number some may
have been influenced ly their per-
rr'.nric nnn in ViiirVi nnVfrrl allt.OS. Tn
this latter race Mcore, in the part of
Richard Boyd, stages a scene which is
the replica of those thrilling events
which till the daily papers or. summer
Monday. In endeavoring to steer clear
of a child in his path he swings his
machine over an embankment.
T" addition to these thrills there is
a shipwreck which contains a series of
remarkable sea scenes photographed
in a manner which vividly illustrates
the rapid artistic advance of the ci
nema. Arldorl jiHrnrtinn P.it'no Kpws.'Rhnws
( j3, R, 7, and 9 p. m.' Special music ev
ening performance by Mrs. Hatcher.
CRIMSON CLOVER
Those having crimson clover
Roister of Deeds, for the considera
tion of the .voters. Subject, however,
to the action of the county Democratic
convention to be held in the "court
house in Newton, on the following
Saturday, August 12. If nominated I
will not onljvdo my utmost to get
elected myself, but will do all in ray
po'wer to help secure the election of
the entire Democratic ticket, and will
devote my entire time in, spreading
the old time Democratic principles
cf our forefathers throughout - this
goo j. old cpunty e'x ours. And .if
electedwhich I haven't, the least
doubt about, I will serve to the best
cf my ability the entire constituency
of Catawba County.
Adv. ' G. P. DRUM.
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Beware of limitations. Demand
the genuine in 10c and 35c pack
ages bearing abovs trade mark
COPYRIGHT BY M' CALLS ,(
Pongee and cotton crepe lingerie
are being sold for travel wear
pongee because it can be pressed
smooth when dry and cotton crepe
because it need not be pressed at
all. Straight athletic suits and
sets of. step-ins ' and chemises : are
favored.'"'
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD
First National Bank
J. D.
HICKORY, N. C.
Capital and Surplus $300,000
Elliott president; K. C. Menzies, vice-president and
r cashier; J. L. Cilley, asst. cashier.
. Ihose having crimson clover seed '., . onAiv,vr niilHVS tj av
for sale should communicate with J. LAST SHOWING , CHARLhb
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amount you have and your price per
pwuna 1. o. b. lNewton. 1
If you failed to see Charles in "Two
Minutes to Go," his First National at
traction at the Grand theatre yester
day you missed one of the best pic-
tiivpa nf V10 vear Tt st.nrt.R witli. i
laugh, runs into romance and ends in j
that succession of thrills that come
: wherein the biggest players in the '
country participate. Full of pep and '
life. Last showing today. Tomorrow 1
u Lick ' 'Jones in."Koxign Shod," a Wil
liam Pox western picture. ,
We are now in a position to
supply you with any and all
oarts necessary -for the build
ing of Radio Outiits. Also cora
olete outfits for home or field
ase. Properly built radio outfits
lef y static. Cull us -Tel. C04.
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Company
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In pursuance of law the sheriff of Catawba County
will be compelled to advertise property on which taxes
have not been paid. If you have not made settlement for
s I , make it your business to meet me at the City Mana-
s oiHce Saturday.
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