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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 89- GREENSBORO. N. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1910. NO.21
j£~w! J. RICHARDSON
efriCt: McAOOO BUILDING
„C«T TO FO»TOfriCt
■It CENCE
015 WEST «*»TOM »T.
j rL BOYLES, M. D.
PBYSICIANAND«JRCCON
,„„ nHo.ion DruB Store Building.
„«. W. C,.«oa; Kes. Phone 768.
©r. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
.UILFOBO COLLEGE. N. C.
c. W BANNER, M. D.
OPPOSITE posTOrnos.
p^,, Limited to the Eye. Ear. No..
and Throat.
., ^Q * M tol P. M.: S.30P. M. to
■one? r«:-
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF FORM.
Matter* of Interest to Readers of
The' Patriot Far and Near.
It pays to trade at Townsend's Va-riety
Store.
Buy your fruit jars
china store.
at
18-4t.
Hagan's
Binder twine at the Townsend Bug-gy
Company's.
Cheap china, glassware and enam-elware
at Hagan's china store.
New lot of fresh cane seed just
received at Guilford Hardware Co.
Remember that mower you want is
THE CANDIDATES ARE ACTIVE.'
Aspirants for Democratic Nomina-tions
Working Hard.
In a little more than four weeks
the Democratic primaries will be held
in Guilford county, and as the time
draws nearer the candidates work all
the harder. So far the campaign has
been free of bitterness, apparently the
best of feeling prevailing among the
candidates for the various offices.
There appears to be but little doubt
that a second primary will be neces-sary
for several of the nominations,
for, with the number of good men in
the race, it seams highly improbable
that nominations for alt the offices
THE STATE NORMAL COLLEGE.
at the Townsend Buggy Company's.
2."> pounds broken rice for $1 at can be made Tn"the"first primary**"
C D. Kenny Company s, 223 South At the present time the only eandi-k'
111- I date who threatens to go through
Cane. Kaffir corn. Pearl millet the primaries wiihjfut opposition 4s
and Gorman millet at C. Scott & Mr. T. J. Murphy, who aspires to
Co.'s. . I represent Guilford in the state sen-
Miss Rebekah Schenck will leave |ate- There has been some talk of
earlv in June to spend the summer several other gentlemen as prospec-in
Europe.
HELD ON 8ERIOUS CHARGE.
Commencement Exercises Came to a R. W. Pegram Accused of Causing
Close Yesterday. Recent Stokesdale Fire.
With the awarding of diplomas to Considerable Interest has been
the members of the senior class, the aroused in the northwestern part of
eighteenth commencement of the' the county by the arrest of R. W.
State Normal and Industrial College i Pegram on the charge of setting fire
came to a close shortly after noon to his store and causing a serious
yesterday. The exercises opened Fri- i conflagration that destroyed a good
day with a music recital by mem-1 portion of the business district of
bers of the graduating class. The ! the town of Stokesdale on the morn-class
day exercises were held in | ing of May 13. The arrest was made
j^. \V. P- Reaves. M. D.
Prsctlc* Limited to Eye. Ear. Note
OTU- Throat.
->► . »nd Inflrmary-KcAdoo Building.
• ' Next to Postofflce.
Phone No. 30.
Dr PARRAN JARBOE
nFFu F OVER KAKISS-KLCTZ.
-OPPOSITE GrtLBOBD BOTH.
rtione: Oflce. 571: Residence. 1«.
r. IIUTbe '.eft«t Farias Klutz drug store.
B^JS«S.tioo /ven to country pract.oe
Coke's prolific. Blount's ptwiwi i
Hickory king, Yellow Dent and pop- ford
corn seed at C. Scott & Co.'s.
I pay spot cash for green and dry
hides. Bing them here.
A. C. FORSYTH.
A crop without melons is a crop
incomplete. All kinds of reliable wa-termelon
and canteloupe seeds at
Tucker & Erwin's.
Set of ware worth $7..".0 free with a
Majestic range if purchased this
week.
GREENSBORO HARDWARE CO.
Remember that Deering binder
twine is better than other makes.
We have it. -
TOWNSEND BUGGY CO.
Bedroom suits, hall racks, leather
_.„g attracted a large
. Rev. Dr. John Smith Simon, of number of spectators, several hun-
Manchester, England, an eminent ed- dred people being in the crowd. The
ueator and a leading Methodist min- case was set for trial before Squire
ister of Great Britain. His theme Dwiggins, who issued the warrant.
was Christ's charge to Paul at the but upon the failure of the court to
time of his conversion, the text be- entertain a motion for a continuance,
i ,-,«©. '"? tlw sixteenth and eighteenth it was sworn away and removed to
; live "candidates"" but it appears that verses of the twenty-sixth chapter of Squire Charles Case rPDreSented
.. . . I ..>•<. Ti.rt e^rmnn .via Miw of beauty, The prosecution was , epreoem^u
bv Mr A. L. Brooks and the defend-
•ham. ant by Messrs. Charles O. McMichaei
preached the sermon before the 0f w'entworth. and G. M. Patton. of
Young Women's Christian Association this city. While the evidence was, ol
Sunday evening. His subject was a circumstantial nature the «»"*™"
"God's" Jewels," the text being taken trate considered it sufficient to hold
from the seventeenth verse of the the deendant for the action of the
i'nr." chapter of Malachi. the defendant for the action of tne
The annual alumnae meeting WM ,rani was required to give bond a
Leld Monday morning and was at- the sum of $500 for his appearance
tended bv a" large number of former at the June criminal term of ouu-smdents'of
the institution. The an- ford Superior court. Q.nbP4.
nual address was delivered by Miss Immediately following the StoKe*
Lewis Dull, of Winston-Salem. a mem- dale fire there ™™ *™$.™?'*™.
her of the class of 1899. She made tions that it was, ofcenar> oru
In Pnri-no ; nve caiiuiiiaifs, uui u appears tnat I ••-■■»—» -- -•■- - -•- —- :
,. °' • .,, . no one who has been mentioned de- Arts. The sermon was one of be
2.. pounds granulated sugar for . , er the race simplicity and power.
$1.43 a;tC. D. Kenny Company's. 225 The situaUon as to candidates for Rev. J. W. Lynch, of Dur.
South him. the house of representatives Is a preached the sermon before
prolific, more complex situation. While Guih
can send only two men to {he
lower house, four gentlemen have
announced their candidacy, these be-
I ing: Messrs. T. J.- Gold and J. E.
Kirkman, of High Point: Charles A.
Ilines. of Greensboro, and T. R. Dil-lard,
of Center Grove township.
Messrs. Gold and Ilines are bright
and promising young lawyers: Mr.
G. F. ROSS. M. D.
Office.--100 McAdoo Building
Next Ii "ostofflce—Phone 783
couches, folding lounges, iron
..in. .*' v.... v..«n — .— --.-«-•-', .... .
Kirkman is a prominent manufacturer
and business man, and Mr. Dillard is
a plain Guilford county farmer. Fig-uring
on the equation that usually
obtains in th"se matters, it would
[ appear that one of these offices
should go to High Point and the
other to another section of the
county. So it would seem that the
Kiid fight is between Messrs. Kirkman
beds and Gold on one hand and Messrs.
i
thP Class Ol loj;*- out III«'»L Lions uiai ■****■> «*■ --------- . -
„Wy interesting address on "The in. and it seems tha^ suspicion point.
Power of Vision." ed strongly to Mr P»*M^ *n°7.
The association elected the follow- store was destroyed along wwn «*
ins Officers for the ensuing year: eral others. It *SSTXJS^St
Mrs. R. D. Douglas, president; Mrs. gram carried insurance to the amount
I. A. Brown, vice president: Miss of $1,300. and it has been asserted
Laura H. Co.t. secretary and treas- that tt» --$,eTSe^arfo her
"'The representative essays ooff tthe ciirrcumssttancess w»■h■.i.c„h t►h-»e p.-r-o-secution
ueu» ana oom on one uauu aim ...coo.... _---.;-'-"- """"".„" rQ,J Mmidav claims tend to show the guilt ot me
and rocking chairs at your own price. Dillard and Mines on the other, but graduating class w ere read i
MURPHY BROS. STOVE STORK. In figuring it should be remembered nifj
« ™ m» i. a. j n>«l> olf tTm* •WiM.t la itnlltintr iii»rt'>in ill I\«\H- llf*
R.iidence-617 W. Gattoa St.
Pb >ne 11».
W. W. EARLY. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
*AIHITSETT. N. C.
LKftll rSK1Ji>. OlVTP D1U1UO "I LI£Ul'Mt3 11 o.i^u.u i»c . r.i,- ...w^. w-
Corner E. Market and Davle sts. that there is nothing certain in poli-
We are headquarters for guns, re- tics
volve-s and musical instruments. It Is considered a healthy sign that
r . ^J- i. Z nrices ■« much interest is being manifested
Best goods at low prices. k^ ^ in tho eandidates for the
Ml South 'Elm street. office of county commissioner. There
334 NW ■".'■ seems to be a 4esir» among the
C. F. Denny, the eyesight special pemocrats in every section of the
1st. will be at the Bank of Surtesdale ^ nominate and e>ct strong
Wednesday. June 1. < onsul him. • m6mbm of the "boVd-work
guaran- , .. _ _, ,__ _, ,ij_.
T. D. TYSON. M..D..
Physician and Surgeon,
Pi.EA$ANT •ARDEN, N. C
Prices reasonable and work guaran-teed.
Don't fail to remember the
date.
Mr Z V. Tavlor left Sunday for
New York and sails today for Europe
on business for the North Carolina
Public Service Company. He will be
accompanied on the trip by Mr. C.
B. Hohl. secretary of the company.
Thresher-men should go to 829
-and
young man of
from the showing of candidates to
date the maioritv of Democrats seem . -•
to be agreed that no mistake would ter, Guil-ord county
... ... .... "On. Hitrltari' I be made in electing any or all of
the -candidates, if there were room
>'or all of them on the board. But
it happens that the membership of
the board is circumscribed to five
men. and it transpires tint nine es-timable
gentlemen are looking for
l.'Mil.iii::^ i l l>- .VVTV I *r*»n ..." —.- —
ight. tho essayists and their subjects defendant.
^TtSSff' DOW to Poland." AJ^^ffSSl MS
MhW Jane Summerell. Rowan county, ness **»*E£ZluJELmV%*
-Poet Friends." Miss Lula Dixon. Wh le he offered ^Jj-ggj* r^
Guilford county. outtai oi w w nreliminary
•The Importance of Vocal Music Oie l^^^jL^,*?bTne M
in the PubUc Schools." Miss Viola hearing, it I^s inders
h°,0° t defense
Keeter. Cleveland county. preparing torn»*«"{• "^ „ i3
•ChfldH n in Recent Ficiion." Miss Possible >VJ wfll^it e^nt to prove
Clyde Stancill. Pitt county. -aid that he will attempt to P
•'•The Passing of Some Quaint an UllW. . thlg
Quaker Customs.' Miss Alice Ledbet- ^ con.lcUon ta^aJ^ .„ m
the Oid penitentiary.
Robinson,
SAVING
MONEY
Is more important than hard
work and some people consider
saving hard work in itself, but
only until the start is made.
After the Mat dollar, saving be-comes
a pleasure—there is an
absolute fas -(nation in watch-ing
a bank account grow.
You can save if you will make
the start. Our bank offers you
every encouragement. every
protection and the experience
of others who began banking on
much less, perhaps, than you
are earning.
We are ready to help you—
will you allow us?
April 1st begins a new inter-est
quarter. Open an account
now.
American
Exchange Bank!
GREENSBORO. N. C. ♦
Capital. - $300,000.00. I
E. P. WHAHTON. Preaidetft.
J. W. SCOTT. Vice Preeldenr.
R. G. VAI7GHN. Ca»hier.
F. H NICHOL&O.V.AMt. Cashier.
South Davle street and look at the trouble in this direction—for it
"OUJ" ileritace From
South."• Miss Elizabeth
Cumberland county.
The priz • for the best fcsay, a set
HARPER RAYLE UNDER ARREST.
Or. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
0r*.CE IN CARTLANO BLDG.
M.'H CLV IT . GRIIhCIORO. N. O.
Or. C. T. LIPSCOMB
DENTIST
• ooi - Syxea Drug Company.
<•■.: ■•! • 793.
DR. L. G. COBLE
DENTiST
I Doylestown" threshers and Waterloo
Boy gasoline engines. We sell ana
guarantee both. ._»»~, ««\
SOUTHERN GASOLINE ENGINE CO
! Since the page of The Patriot OH
which the list of managers tor toe
Democratic primaries to
June 2.". was printed the
nva**rs have boen named for South
High Point: W. C. Herndon. N. M.
. Hodson and Eugene Parrisli.
i No we have not troubled you
with' a canvasser trying to get a
signed order for a binder, 'je^use
that cos's money. We save that for
you when you come after the binder.
j S"° "S TOWNSEND BUGGY CO.
Tf vou are not a subscriber to
•ithe'r paper. Bend us/SO cents anil
'l lie prize tor i"'* »e«i »^»«.>. •' •-■ • .. _. _ . Ml„
of Shapespeare'* works presented by Charged With the Murder of MISS
Dr. W. T. Whitsett. was awarded to Lydia Newman Last July.
Miss Jane Summerell. „ , believed that the murderer of
The graduating exercises took place
* ti**t* , till ~»«»«« * ■ ^^ ^ 111 Xl'LI'^SIl LL1L t if ^^11 3 V ** **? * ** *** ** JJ- -
couiur^mmis^ne/ioatVoubhisome ^vere^at JJ^gewJf&SES tt Harper Rayle,and_ it ^probable
The candidates for membership on
the board of commissioners are: J.
H. McNeill and M. G. Bevill. of Mon-ro-
township: M. L. Kendall, of
..».»«, o is.
generally conceded thtt the Job of I
1S tookblace Newman is under arrest
annual «£*£«'« in .Marshalltown. Iowa, in the person
o clock by Dr. Chain s HarDer Rnyle, and it is probable
w. Dabney. president of the 1 nlver- i be behjnd tlle bars in
sity of Cincinnati. He spoke with (.^fonI.s ,„, awaiting trial in a
eloquence and torce on tbe ,,loa
9nort while. Officers are expected
subject of education—the kind Uial fQr jQWa tonight or
makes better men and women. __ ,°linrrnw.
ner: T
B
of
Pei
1b
Messrs. John A. Young and I.e..
Walker, the two other members of struction. momhtmL at the grad-th.
present board, refused absolute- There rr> M"*?*?'"^ ioUowlng
lv to stand for r -election, and it was | uatlng . lass this yeM. tne^
not until last Saturday that Messrs.'being from Gui'ford
Davidson. Bradshaw and Tinker con-sented
to become candidates again.
receive'The Patriot ithe oldest, big- Perhars it Is not amiss to state
' that Mr. Bnr.n is not a candidate by
Best vATC3.de, opposite Banbow Hotel,
Greennhoro, S. C, Phone 801.
i • '«tl0« J. |. sc*Lia.
Taylor 6 Scales
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
and best local newspaper In the
statsVuntil the November election and
tii« Progressive Farmer and Farm
Gazette (the South's best agricultural
paper) 0:1" year.
The Doviestown threshers are sim-ppilee,,
ssttrroung., W»"ilil d"wo f'■i•n;e w--o-r-k- ■ ■- ----
are low priced. The Waterloo Do> rierk
choice, he having yielded to ".<c Im-portunlties
of many people In Greens-boro
and throughout the county to
stand for the nomination.
There is no apparent change in tne
Situation as to the race for sheriff.
o; t'i> court and n ■gister of
GKEERSB0K0. B. C.
».--rt it
7V>
iirlae. Bobert I). Douglai.
JGLAS O DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
:" i Sreentbare Loia tnd Trait Bide-
THOMAS C. IIOYLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
■ Hi "'ore, fiixie Fire Iniurnnco '
' ompany Buiidia^.
gasoUne engine is just the engine to
buy to run one and to do other
work on your farm. Both sold upon
a positive guarantee by the Southern
Gasoline Engine Company.
The United States civil service
and typewriter to be held at'"'r"
boro Julv 26. For application blank
and pamphlet of information for ap-plicants,
app'-y to J. H. ArmHeld. sec-retary
of the board of examiners.
wiio may be found at the postottice
in this city.
The r.-. .11" 1 meeting of the North
Carolina Fire Cnderwriters Assoria-deeds
The candidates for these of-fices
and their friends are putting in
*o„,.. hard work, and at this stage of
l lie Tame no one appears to be over
confident of the result.
Treasurer McKinney's equanimity
wts slightly disturbed by the an-flf
lO'uity
treasurer Sir. Bunch has represent-ed
Guilford in the legislature and is
well known throughout the county.
Dent Davis. Lula"John Dixon Alice
Cordelia Ledbetter and Mary Mc(
loch. , .
There were 6'.3 students in
college during the past year.
Mr. Roddy Fields Suffers Heavy Losr
Mr. Roddy Fields, of Climax, suf-fered
a heavy loss Monday in the
destruction by fire of his bam. com
Monday. His constant fir of uneasi-ness
aroused the suspicion of nw
employer. A letter Rayle wrote to a
party in this county resulted in ma
being located and arrested.
Tiie man under arrest is a brothei
of Charles Rayle, who. with his wtfe,
.1 imes Frazier. who was air ested for
the murder, tried and acquitted.
Th- brutal murder of the agea
aestructlon Ui oaro. ^»" llaaddyy nneeaarr hneerr h..o«m..»e i■ n S—umnerto,wn. d„
crib and granary, two horses a Bhip last Ju y Is fresh inttiMBU
threshing machine, a wateon, buggy o| th„ peoge. It will ne ^
and carriage ami V***™ ff.^ that be dead bedyo^ Miss
Guilford's Commencement Program
s fa mine implements. Mr^Fields
was at wort near his home when he
discovered that his barn *ss in
flames, and the fire made nftmH
progress that it was ^possible to
save anything in the doomed bn
lngs The origin of the Ore i- ""
kXnVie,,,s is a well known farm-er
and good citizen of suthern GuH
ford and has manyW,
(
8
s8
wh0 Bym
pathize with him i'
aroused the greatest IndigMdon oi
the people of the community.
Concrete Bridge at MillEs ■=>*«.
\t a meeting of the highway com-mission
Saturday afternoon it was
decided to invest the 11.000 prte
money awarded Qullford county foi
having the best highways on the lia-automobile
route across
Y. M. C. A. ORGANIZATION.
Officers and Directors Elected—Gen-eral
Secretary Arrives.
The general committee of the
Greensboro Young Men's Christian
Association held a meeting Monday
night and elected the following as
members of the board of directors:
J. J. Stone, T. W. Alderman, F. C.
Boyles, E. A. Brown, L. J. Drar.dt,
F. P. Hobgood, R. C. Hood. A. B.
High, C. A. Hines, T. A. Hunter. C.
C. McLean, W. B. Merrimon, J. C.
Pierce. P. W. Schenck, J. B. Stroud.
R. G. Vaughn, E. P. Wharton. S.
Clay Williams, O. C. Wysong, E. S.
Wills and David White.
Officers were elected as follows: .1.
J. Stone, president," O. C. Wysong,
vice president; S. Clay Williams, s.- -
rotary; P. C. Boyles. treasurer; .1. .1.
Ston". E. P. Wharton, E. A. Brown.
A. B. High and L. J. Brandt, execu-tive
committee.
Mr. Lewis H. Martin, formerly of
Moumouth. III., his been elected gen-eral
secretary of the association and
arrived yesterday to take charge of
the work. He comes highly recom-mended
and is said to be a splen-did
and successful Y. M. C. A- v.orker
Farm for Sale.
Located four miles southwest of
Guilford College and contains IM
acres. Theie is about fifteen acr< I
of first-class bottom land not subject
to damage from high water. The up-land
is good and in good condition.
There is considerable pine and oak
timber. For further information see
or address D. li. Couch, Guilford Col-lege,
N. C i'1'--
llWeia. attention given to collection!.
'«£l oeuotiaU'd.
r. ?. HOBGOOD. Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
A guaranteed
for ;-. cents at
Store.
iO-cenl ste il bamni" r
Townsend's Vari ty
is -ii.
OtKKKJOOOtJOCHXKWOOO^KIOOOO^ '
Every Dollar Counts
*fS, .'.n. Wrt»»t BuildiOf, Opposlta
UDHll House 0recn9lioro. N. C.
M. Scott. Cha«. B. Mol^an.
SCOTT © McLEAN
ATTOaNEYS AT UW
^'n**i'" Court Sana™ Green.bara.l.C.
Mr. J. T. Wade has tendered his sian literary wc"-ty will take Place
resignation as superintendent of Seid- Monday "J» "^"j'"TuesdaJ
enber- & Co.'s Greensboro cigar dress will be delHeied l uebu»j
! factory, the resignation to become , night
effective June 1. Mr. Wade came to The graduating exercises wma»
Greensboro over seven years ago to : place next Wednesday Dr. Andre
become superintendent of the factory., sledd ot Jacksonville. Fla.. will ae-whlch
was then operated by the liver tne address.
American Cigar Company. He has .
not decided in what line of •»■»*■•"? | Fina StalHon for Service,
he will engage in the future, but it r,„0=rtat» and
is not his intention to leave Greens- My four-year-old Clyesdale ana
boro Percheron stallion is now readj xor
_. » „^ service at mv farm one mile north-
Mr. H. L. Hungerford. ****** \ ^1 ot Tabernacle church. Quali-ent
of the Danville division of the
Southern Railway, with headquarters
»•• >■ »-.* CHAB. a. HiNta
SHAW&HINES
*TTORNEYS AT LAW
aera Life and Truit Conpany
liullding.
OBee il s.,ut
oouinern nauvar, w«*n *~z_ j .„
in this city, will be transferred to
Greenville. S. C. June 1 to become
superintendent of the Charlotte divi- j 18-4t.
sion. He will succeed Mr. B. «*
Fallis. who is to become eenerai su-perintendent
of the St. Louis ana
Louisville lines. Mr. A. D. Shelton.
who has been chief dispatcher at
this place for several years, win De-come
superintendent of the Danville
I division.
ties extra good, heavy bone and com
pact build. Service to Insure foal. *8
C. U. HINSHAW.
Greensboro, N. C , R. D. 6.
Timber for Sale.
1 have 500,000 feet of good Umber
on the stump for sale at my place
four miles east of Greensboro.
57-tf. W. A. FMLD.
437 Arlington street. Greensboro.
b«'material hwillJ* £*£
turned over to the county
sioners.
Special Notice.
For Sale Cheap.
A 35-horsepower engine, semi-crank,
slide valve. A r.O-horsepower boiler
speci*" ™ . wwaatteerr hheeaatteerr aannda amlli Sco~m"»pl—ete.,' «Tin5
Stokesdale. Our recent loss by n e N c
makes it necessary that we MS o
frieennddss wwhhoo oowwee Barcacs*o™u-n—ts t,or . e
and settle at once, in order thatQ we
may be enablde to go into business
ag
STOKESDALE HARDWARE CO.
Fertilizer.1 F.rtili^T^rtilizer.!
We have the agency mj*l*l*
in Guilford county for fertillsen. B
you want a car load, write «*»«Mf*
Will sell in any Q«anUty here Stew(
art's old stand, back of Farmers
warehouse. f< p
o.t Jf Geensboro, N. t».
For Sale.
Well broken farm horses and three
delivery wagons.
S F. HARMON & CO..
16-tf. 123 Lewis street
To new subscribers we offer to
send The Patriot until the November
election and the Progressive Farmer
and Farm Gazette a whole year for
50 cents. This is the best clubbinz
offer you have ever received, and
our advice Is that you take advantage
Every dollar ycu take out of
your earnings and save is a
step on the road to wealth and
competency, and if you deposit
n your dollars with the savings
8 department of this bank the road
Swill be made shorter. We pay
4 per cent, interest, compound-ed
quarterly, on all deposits
and give the same careful at-tention
to the small depositor
thatthe man of wealth receives.
Make a start today by deposit-ing
your surplus money in the
Commercial National
Bank
F. B. RICKS, President.
F. C. BOYLES, Cashier.
CMMaMMMMMsWaHaMB«•»• -"O^