The Salisbury Post from Salisbury, North Carolina • 4

GE OUR SALISBURY EVENING POST SALISBURY JAN 4 1919 TELEPHONE 265 IN ACCOUNT WITH" not RIPPLING RHYMES A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR i even the possum except for the How Sweet the sunshine on a winter voung Neal was rather hurt TU1 lb L11' nuui JlcltllVU MVLHllC 1 ft VI Uli Uniladelpnia jjs faa Wound and a few seconds rt 1 I zv A 4 WHO HAVE A Bank Account ANN UAL MEETING 12 28 lOt 3 8t NOTICE the CITY SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY IS STOCKHOLDERS MEETING uni 51 BROTHER INJURED 3 Wear Toric Bz! in Glasses Uft rour NEW PRlCES 30c 60c M' ST men know so well conditions state and the needs of the Animated by a fervent love living that Keep join ror as Tong as they choose to remain in town trus Uni Eiderdown bed covers can be stored to freshness by hanging in sun a few hours to of BUSINESS WORLD re the $500 125 PHYSICALLY IT AT ANY AGE AMERICAN SOLDIERS QUICKLY WIN HEARTS RUSSIANS Pnblifhed every afteraoos except Bnndxy by th eet PabUaUng tf Balirimrr riends of Dr Henderson are earnest ly desirous of making him University President CHICKEN THIE PROVED AN MOUNT OLIVE CHIE KILLS BERNICE SMITH THRIT AND WAR SAN INGS STAMPS IN 10 18 AND 1919 DR ARCHIBALD HENDERSON MAN LETTERS I 3 Bernice under bond carefully the the the class for ANNUAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Salisbury Cotton Mills will be held in the office of this corporation on Monday Jan 13 1919 at 11 a KNOX President Local riends Are Earnestly Seeking to Have Salisbury Man Named as the Head of the State University in Succession to the Late Dr Edward Graham 4 1 I I fV I The regular annual meeting of the Shareholders of the irst National Bank of Salisbury will tie held in their banking house at 12 noon January 11th 1919 lG 3Ot STRACHAN Cashier Mr Editor: In the Raleigh correspondence of the Greensboro iDailv News of De cember 8 1918 Dr Archibald Hen derson was spoken of as one of the men being favorably and prominently mentioned for the presidency of the University of North Carolina The question of the choice of a successor to the late Edward Graham is one of vital concern to every citizen of the state The ability and qualifications of those best fitted for the position should be made public so that in the light of the facts the wisost choice may eventually be made by the trus tees I am giving below some of the reasons why in my judgment Archi bald Henderson should be and seriously considered by tees for the presidency of versify of North Carolina Since his graduation at versify at the head of his 20 years uninterruptedly he has been a member of the university faculty He was probably closer to the late President Graham than any other member of the factulty and was fully conversant and in sympathy with Gra policies In principle and conduct he is thoroughly democratic and is whole heartedly committed to the view that the university should serve all the people of the state After all the matter of paramount import ance for the trustees to consider is the fact that the policies inaugurated ty the lamented President Graham have been heartily endorsed by the people of North Carolina And the man who is probably best acquainted with those policies by person and professional association with him and therefore best qualified to inter pret them to the people of the state and carry them on is Archibald Hen derson ew in the people for North Carolina he has remained at Chapel Hill while others have wandered to other states lie has de voted his life without' thought self to working? in and for North Carolina I He is the citizen of North Carolina among those mentioned for the presi dency of the university with the greatest reputation cutsidc the bounds of the state The'records indicate that he is the most versatile man literature history i All of the city public schools will re sume operation Monday morning January after a close of a month or more The schools were shut down some time before Christmas on ac count of the presence of the second epidemic of influenza and after the han on public gatherings was lifted the schools remained closed during the holidays but it is now believed they will be able to conclude the re mainder of the session unhindered The children will begin the new work under the same regula tions and hours as those in effect be fore the closing early in December Under a ruling of the health board no child in a family where there is in fluenza will be permitted to attend school until the quarantine at this home is lifted by the attending phy sician If that property is good vlue a market tor through classified inro war savings stamps limit cards therefore that have not been I filled out by December 31 1918 may have additional stamps put on them I after that date and may then be i converted into war savings stamps at any time during 11)19' Section 2 War savings certificate stamps series of 1918 affixed to 1918 war savings certificates do not have to be exchanged for 1919 war savings stampe but are good themselves for $500 each on January 1 1923 This is true whether the 1918 certi ficates are entirely or only partiallj filled Moreover the 1918 war sav ings certificate stamps are redecm anie at money order postotficcs at any time before maturity on ten written notice but should not be pre sented for redemption except in cases of most urgent necessity Hfr' The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples National Bank of Salisbury will be held in the room of the bank on Tues day January 14 1919 at 3 PUSBY 12 10tol 14 19 Cashier structive criticism ever produced by the University of North Carolina lAs an author he has an interna tional reuutation and his writings have appeared in half a dozen lan guages Most of his books have been published abroad as well as in this country He has received the degree of A I A and Ph from his alma mater the University of North Caro lina At the University of Chicago he received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Recently the honorary degree of of Civil Laws was conferred upon him by the University of the South amiliar with several European languages he has had an extended cosmopolitan experience A man of rich and liberal culture he has studied at the most famous universities of the Old World Cambridge University in England the University of Berlin and the University of Paris WORTH $5000 A BOTTLE Wm Barnes' San Antonio Tex writes: Honey and Tar is the best cough remedy in the worldIt has been worth $5000 a bottle to me I had followed by pneu monia which left me weak with a pcristent cough I needed rest and sleep which I was unable to get Sonico ne advised Honey and Tar I began taking it that very night Before bed time 1 noticed re lief and that night had a sound sleep and perfect rest the first since the beginning of the flu I have completely recovered and do not cough at all It cost me only $120 to cure that obstinate cough with oley's Honey and Tar Let all who read this letter try Sold everywhere porters South American rates per ton are $2250 to north Brazil from Spara to Punambuco $25 to! middle Brazil from Maceio to Santos '30 to south Brazil from Paragua to Porto Ale gre $25 to Monteviedo and Buenos Aires $2750 to Gi Plata and $30 to Rosario Bahia Blanca and Port Ma drya Arentine with a special unan nounced rate for Punta Arenas Toric lenses afford far greater ex panse of view than any otler make Tone lenses by reason of their curved formation do not touch the ey lashes i science in and in cor With the American orces on Dvi na Dec 11 (Correspondence of the Associated Press) American soldiers are and ochen sympa That is tlje verdict of the peo ple living in the straggling little col lections of frame and log houses which make up the villages alongthe Dvina The two meaning respectively and are heard everywhere that the doughboy7 has gone in his struggle against the Bolshevists All the Allies are welcome "but there is no disguising the fact that the sol dier who has won the hearts of the peasant people is the American The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Vance Cotton Mills will be held at the Mill Office on Thurs day Jan 9 1919 at 11 o'clock NEAVE Scry and Treas Ki tllliui (IUDIII IP' llltlltlll illllllr liilinili'' university president They urge his ability and peculiar fitness for Hie high place Below will be found an appreciation of Dr Henderson written by Mayor Woodson a long friend and associ ate who appreciates the splendid qualifications of the man and is lead ing in a movement to place him at the head of the state university THE PRESIDENCY THE STATE UNIVERSITY Nine tenths of the business of the world is done by checks Why not do yours that way? Your money is safer in a good bank Ilian anywhere else It is at your call at any time and you can pay it out simply by writing your cheek a cleaner way than handling the actual bills and silver Then too the check is a good re ceipt for payment for of course the payee can't get the money your money from the bank until he receipts for it WE ACCEPT SMALL ACCOUNTS AND ARE GLAD TO GET THEM WKMIWWNINCWRT UOLIvwUllI UlululiU I UUI The Peoples National Bank SALISBURY best servants are ten By WALT MASON BE THE WINTER SUN Boosting Archibald Henderson for the University Presidency LIVE STOCK SALE OR SALE: There will be offered for sale at public auction to the highest bidder at Remount Depot Camp Green Charlotte January sev enth (January 7th) 1919 beginning at 9 a nu one thousand and fifty head surplus government horses and mules These animals were bought by the United States government for over seas service The government now has no use for this stock and they must be sold There will be offered at sale six hundred and fifty splendid mules and four hundred good riding driving and draft horses Among horses' are seventy five fine brood mares Stock will be offered singly in pairs or in car load lots Arrange ments have been made With railroad transportation agents to have cars placed in readiness at Remount Depot loading pens to receive animals bought in car load lots Sale will be held under shelter will be available on grounds A leather ha iter goes with each animal sold Terms of sale cash dr certified check This is a wonderful opportunity to secure number one stock at unusual prices or further information communicate with Quartermaster Auxiliary Re mount Depot 306 Camn Greene Ch Here are two sections from an an nouncement issued concerning thrift and war savings stamps series of 1918 and 1919: Section 1 The same thrift stamps and thrift cards used in 1918 will be continued in 1919 and will be ex changeable into the 1919 war savings (stamps in the same manner as thev The opening of new telegraph cables to Ceylon has enabled the is land to receive messages from Lon don within half an hour of their fil Local friends of Dr Archibald Hen derson are sincerely interested in electing him to the presidency of the state university and are beginning a campaign to lay his case before the people of the state' especially the trustees riends of Dr Henderson in this city and elsewhere in the state are confident that when his full meas ure is taken and when his marked atbihty and fitness for this office are considered that he will be chosen to head the state university Those who are backing Dr Henderson for the presidency point to his mentality his achievement in the field of letters and declare that no man has made wider and higher place for himself through i out the world as a man of letters of great ability and mentality than Dr Henderson and they are sure that as of the state university he would devote all these wonderfully de veloped powers to the upbuilding of the institution and shed new luster on the state Hendreson is a native of Salis bury and for that reason Salisbury will take a ken interest in his and for that reason will feel keenly interested in this effort to place him at the head of the state i versity iBut Salisbury friends of Dr Hendreson do not rely on this for reason why he should be named the Many banks are? now 1 employing wopien department heeds'to look after the' netfds of their women clients 9 Mr Clarence urr a well known resident of Mooresville a brother of County Prosecutor urr of this city was struck and dangerously injured by an automobile late riday afternoon Mr urr was walking along the road near Mooresville when the accident occurred A message came to Mr urr an nouncing the injury to his brother but gave no particular further than those mentioned above The injured man is also a brother ot Kev urr of Charlotte who hastened his bedside shortly after learning the accident Mr Clarence urr i well known Salisbury and western Rowan and has many friends here who will hope that his injuries may not prove to be of avery seroius nature and that he may soon fully recover urr Esq telephoned to Mooresville this morning after learn ing of his injuries and learn ed that he was crossing street post jffice to the bank when he was struck by an automobile arid' knocked down lie regained his feet immediately but the same machine knocked him down a sccoi time lb a first thought he viis iajuted internally tut it is now believed this is notftho cate Honever he Start Yours Early With THE BANK SPE Spencer as second class matter at the Poat Office at Salisbury under the Act of March 3 1879 MEMBERASSOCLATEinRE The Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for publication of ail news creditert to rr nr credited in this paper and also the local news published herein W''SATURD Bunyan Smith Also Wounded Ber nice Smith Noted Outlaw and Bro ther Tried to Take the Town Mount Olive Jan Smith notorious outlaw for his appearance at Wayne Su perior Court charged with them urder of Overland Smith a few miles cast nf hnrn Rnvnrnl mnntha nern wns? It nge careless unis mon and internal organs in good condition and you will always be physically fit '1'be kidneys are the most over worked organs in the human body When they break down under the I strain and the deadly uric acid ac cumulates and crystallizes look out! These sharp crystals tear and scratch tut delicate urinary channels causing excruciating paiu and set up irrita tions which may cause premature de generation and often do turn into dtiidly Disease fine of the first warnings of slug gish kidney action is pain or stiffness in the small of the back loss of appe tite indigestion or rheumatism Do not wait until the danger is upon yen At the first indication of trouble go after the cause at once Get a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct from the laboratories in Holland They ill Ri'p immediate relief If for any cause they should not your money will be refunded But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL None other is genuine Jii aled boxes three sizes Mainbera of th North Circling Astociation of Afternoon Nawtpapari ''msubsc By Carrier Service in Salisbury and pence One Year Three Months One Month BY MAILS: One Year $400 Six Months 200 Three Months 100 One Month 35 The War board has ordered tiat no newspaper can go to a subscriber who is not paid in advance therefore all subscriptions must be paid advance Charge) are made for Card) of Thanks Resolutions of Respect Obituary Notices and similar publica tions The Post ia on a cash basis on all these items' No communications will be publish ed in THE EVENING POST unless accompanied by the name and address of the writer though the name will not necessarily be used i winch 1 woods instead of to a neighboring chicken roose CONIDENCE IN STOCK EXCHANGE IS ej Effect of Crisis in New York Trac tion Situation As Indicated? By Receivership of Co New York Jan 2 The crisis in the local traction situation as indi cated by the projection of the Brook lyn Rhpid Transit company into fed eral receivership served in a meas ure to impair confidence on the stock exchange Instead of the New Year buying which was expected as a logical se quel to the recent heavy selling for adjustment of 1918 income tax ac counts traders extended their short'comJmitments but' covered urgently the later dealings when a spectacular rise in oils imparted: activity to the general list and effaced many losses The advance in oils featured bv Mexican Petroleum which made a ne gain slightly in excess of 10 points (after showing an early loss of almost four while Texas compnay reversed its setback of the morning with a gain of three points Pan American com mon and and Royal Dutch also displaying marked strength Rail coppers and numerous speci alties were lifted by the sudden change of the last hour Texas Paci fic denoting confindent accumulation at an advance of three points Ameri can Smelting made more than full re covery and many other leaders closed at moderate net gains including Unit ed States Steel Brooklyn Transit fell 3 8 at its worst to 20 3 8 within 2 1 2 points of the lowest record in the history of 22 years the seven per cent nqtes which precipitated the bankruptcy broke 5 1 2 points and other local utilities 1 to 3 points rallying slight ly later Motors shippings' equipments and distilling issues responded variably to the general impiovt ment the market finishing with a strong undertone Bonds as a whole were unsettled by (the break in tractions but Liberty is sues were steady and Internationals notably Anglo rench 5s stiffened Total sales (par value) aggregrated $10250000 Old United States bonds were unaltered on call Pres i and executive ability was shown bv the fact that Graham appointed him niKHimtlfm AvluoVt wnc nrl I i rwll lirt most brilliant occasion of the kind i ever staged in North Carolina The breadth of his intersts and the range of his activities are exhibited by his membereship in the following learned societies: The Circolo Matematico of Palermo Italy the North Carolina Academy of Science 'the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society the Beta Kappa 'Soci ety the rama League of America the American llisaorical Association 1 le American Historical Association p0SSjble usefulness to American ex RnplMTinn thn Inin Vfillov TT tcnvirtn! I Association the State Literary andHistorical Association of North Carb 1 lina the American Scandinavian So ciety the 'Society for the Advance ment of Scandinavian Study the Poetry Society of America the Scot tish of America and the Club of Highly cultivated through educa tion personal contact with great fig ures in the modern world and famili arity with great modern ideas he is essentially broad and liberal in hisviews and his wide experience in so many avenues of endeavor has culti vated to a high degree his powers of critical insight knowledge of men and grasp of affairs He has refused to stake off one narrow' field of in terest and evidently believes that too narrow specialization is fatal to an all around He' a young man only 41 years of age imbued with the true democratic Spirit and his life already has been called a "marvel of His jier seveance attention to detail and tireless energy are ideal qualities for the man who is to guide the destinies of the state's great university The most distinctive qualification possessed by Dr Henderson is unde niably the fact that he has touched life at so many points and has en tered intimately into so many fields of knowledge As a scientist and re search worker of no mean repute he is fully qualified to recognize the need and enter into the aims of the scientific school a critic of drama and the arts and himself author of notable works he is well equipped to realize the value and broaden the scope of the college of liberal arts As a historian he is nationally known and therefore is capable of recogniz ing the worth not only of that field but of the university as a link between past and future As a man of the world he is able to realize the need of keeping the university in close touch with the outside world and as a dem ocrat and a lover of his state he has proved his fitness to serve the state by his unselfish response to the con stant demands made upon him through a period of many years for addresses on varied occasions and on many sub jects It is this universality of in terests which make him pre eminently the man for the iob WALTER II WOODSON Salisbury CiJam NOTICE AMENDMENT TO CHARTER Notice is hereby given that pursu ant to the provisions of a resolution i of the Board of Aldermen of theTown of Spencer North Carolina applica tion will be made to the next General Assembly for the pasage of an act amending the charter of the Town ot Spencer North Carolina so as to ex tend the corporate limits of said town This December 5 1918 II BURTON MayoX Attest: CONNELL Cify Clerk 12 5 30t IS 'lhe Smith brothers were reported uiniw 1U riAU be untier tne iniiueree or whiskey matico of Palermo Italy 'As an historical writer he enjovs a wide reputation He writes for the leading historical journals of the United 'States and is a member of the most important historical associations of the country a I lit VtQUIU ilWlz Dt LcliSvII VliUUUlIlU III As an Jllunnnating speaker and lec sorts of profanitv an(1 sayill they inrnr nn ie Vnnwn all Ihn IT nifrtJ States He has addressed large and I representative audiences in Brooklyn1 'd i no fro i nm i I Ih I I In In zj tv 1 1 1 Richmond Knoxville Nashville lanta Charleston New Orleans mnnv other nLirps ml i i ilo oie ro eret a The capacity for leadership and the the but jll(i in crirr rtT nvomiri vn nhilil xr i Koo rl xi VAVUUtlVV CIVDILJ lie uxiii onstrated by filling important offices nf xr Ifn line oeen president oi me locate uirerarv and iiiistoncal Association of North Carolina vice president of the Drama League of America treasurer and sec 1AA' ul cue purjsn cnurcii anu vest lyman for many years chairman of REIGHT XTS CUT TO the committee on public occasions and mn OREIGN PORTS celebratoins at the University The complete confidence whnh the late Kciluclion of rom to 30 Per Cent i lUiailttlH 1 epusvu III ills lUUl LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU Starnes Parker Leading Jewelers and Opticiena SALISBURY to South America Asia Japan Aus tralia and Africa TXT TY i 1 niisiuuuiuu uuu auu tie ions i chairman of arrangements for his in fronl 05 to 30 per cent in existing! freight rates from Atlantic ports to I ports South America Asia Japan Australia and Africa were announced tonight by II Rosseter director of operations of the shipping board ef fective for January and ebruary loadings Mr Rosseter said this reduction in rates had been authorized in order that the substantial amount of ton nage under the shipping board which has been available for' commen rial trades could serve its greatest Considerable Section of Albemarle Arousfd By What Was Supposed to Be Desperately Wicked Chicken Thief (Special to The Post) Albemarle Jan 3 The residents of East Albemarle were rather put in a state of consternation last night when near midnight what was thought by those engaged to have been a terrific death grapple with a chicken thief took place as a result of which a number of shots were fired The three persons especially disturb ed were Messrs Paul Smith Wynne Neal and Wade Shaver Shaver was aroused by a distress cry coming from his chicken roose Not having a gun of his own he ran over to Smith's house who was known to have an ex cellent gun and who was considered himself an expert shot Smith ran over was sure he saw the chicken thief to dead level and fired He then ran back into the house and nearby neighbors Mr Jim Neal for one de clares he distinctly heard moans and groans immediately following the shot also his young son Wayne Neal thinks he heard groans Being thus suddenly aroused by the unwelcome sound of shooting irons Mr Neal and son got theirs and ran across the street to assist any one defending his legal rights They went into house and were told that ho (Smith) had taken a crack at a chick en thief with his trusty shot gun Smith was sure he had killed the man so the four men Neal and his son AVaync Shaver and Smith got torches and started to the scene of the homicide fully expecting to find the form of some poor sinner stretched out upon the cold earth dead In loofc 1 ing the ran upon the chiken thief I which happened to be a big fat one of two which Wayen Neal had been fatening for three VI vhb I I IL llllil ilb I LU Ji II 1 it vtl I tv 1 young Neal immediately ns his pet but Smith swears that he shot a man although when Neal look the 'possum! he found that he had cut his way outf the cage and thereby enabled his fellow 'possoum to escape also No one was hurt in the excitment not jL 1 1L 1 1 1 lilv JIUk'SUIII tAlvjJL lOI I 1 1 I 1 1 in lav grown tired of Ijeav ftke icgioq of the stomach due to the on bleak and gray! Y' The clouds escape of his other which bCreak up and from a smiling sky the I took to the oods instead of to a Rim nnkfi dnuu nri vink tho n1hnr men look up and make their wliinli limm linAn I rlr sorrow for a while The graylicards s'omg from armchairs by the fire to sun themselves forgetting ailments dire they smile and say they feel as good as new and wake next day with symptoms of the Soma vagrant a birds that failed to emigrate hop on the lawn and perch upon the gate they seem to think that gone and lost alas poor things where their wires are crossed How' sweet the sunshine on a winter day! The ice as thawed the snowdrift melts aw'av the air is soft the feeble mind ed chaps go chasing out without theirwinter wraps in Tjme atire they sit upon the porch to read a book or smoke a five cent torch and then the doc the nurse and druggist come to feed them pils and make their sav ingshum in vain the dope the guys grow worse and worsq till the morti cian brings his super hearse 'How sweet the sunshine of a winter day! Enjoy it all but throw no duds away or you will sutler many aches and pangs spring hcre by sundry parasangs A YE YR IR HOME CONSIDERA TION Last year vie gave all our attentim to the war The only issue was the war winning the w'ar and now that the war is won and the natonal lead ers are adjusting thewhole matterAmericans can and will turn their attention to home affairs Salisbury and people gave their at tention to the war and the things necessary to the winning of the war Without thought of self or selfish purposes we turned from our own af fairs and gave all to America for the Ms one big purpose of winning and end ing the war Today we are facing reconstruc tion the world over today we areturning to lhe pursuits of peace and we are earnestly desirous of reestab lishing the things of peace and nor vinal living Tne ending of the war releases many activities many men and much energy all of which may now be turned to the normal life of peace times It is right and proper entirely fitting that we should con suit together debate and discuss the that we should ami ipust turn ito rom war we have learned many lessons but there is one big les son we should remember and that is this that not until there came unity yof command close comeradship of 1he allies and the closest of unity under if one leadership and for one end notuntil this came did victory come And not until we accept the same principle at home will home and home affairs reach their very best 4Lz 4 11 1 1 I 1 1 1 Ji I Let 1 1 U8 Ivcllll'x 1 1 1 zi akio 1 Jk zv iwre exchanged during the past year this ksson that in union is stieiigth Tiz iri ana only in united action and united purpose can it be possible for uir as a community to make real advancement Salisbury very sadly to learn this 'lesson we need it iday more than ever for the rest of the world is applying this principle well organ wized and unless we compete kind we lose most decidedly we lose 'there is no other alternative Then this year 1919 should find 7 us entering" the reconstruction period Iinl rz 1 Arzz vzz 4 Ma ccunrav uenuu xoiwuiu rn rn 1 rt 1 1 1 vc I zml 4 a v' munv piccvv tUl UULPUJil anti Lx 77 maintain that nlace There are marv A things we must do many things for us to consider and to act on'ani noth tjng can be lost by our resolving to make the year one of unity of pur pose and action a year of comradship of nrzuTpss IWzV zIf li a The question we asked some days best thing we cam do during the year may nol beanfcweredtbut it is to do that" best thing alotifi with manv pmi3llvimttnrtanf iK is necessary that we have united' and all snHrfnrt nn Kv Olivnnszz 1 nzt i zz 1 wanted to find Boliccman Page In front of the Gay Ross drug store at the hour named Bernice received 1 At later Bunvan also was shot an With all the excitement it is next 10 10 gee zil an uie lacis in from the infor mation obtainable at present Police man Page stood alone between the town anu moonshine' a epnipgjleii to take fhbfT'difadoif a'THVRnt let OTHERS Reduce your doctor's bill by' keeping always oa A i ere several monins aio was snot a scientific investigator he has and instantlv kilIed ler(T tOnight bv von renown He is regarded by many ChJ po ie(s his workers in his own field as the ablest brothor Bunyan Smith was probably mathematician in the south His most fatall shot rescarcbes have been pub a ho ita! on tbe 9 oclock lished by Cambridge (University Eng Li zi I a a Av 1 I XcMl'l 1 VtA CJI 1 lit JIclO utvil iiuiitiitu uy election to the famous international disorderly and refusing to submit to I arrest Earliery in the evening Chief of Police Page had some difficulty with them which it is said had con siderably angered them after which it is alleged they armed themselves and paraded the streets asserting that thev would not lie Liken engaging in rWMMiBiril Ml Ml I i BooOjv' I "I I 'J I uv fl I fl I I HR fl 'M i 'H 4 1 1 il i I timw A afeffl iSs el 5 tfcsr kife' i lite ggMgg iiO 4 i PuJ 'r A zzoibbzw'H'Zw we iwmwA cu I J2g iharn in siu fTf' 1 1 a by i fe i i ft 5 i 7 in BOCIW at 1 S3?.