THE ?JS8
Volume VH
raAIU fWLE HEAR
SPEAKING AT DUK1
Large Auditorium Com
• P etCJyJ?,led With Men
and Women Voters
IN ABSENcToTbvERMAN
N. A. TOWNSEND SPEAKS
Mr. Townsend Ropli^
Ckorg- That Revaluation
Act Would Increase Takas
Of Fenners end Working!
Men. Mrs. Williema Urged;
Women fo Vote.
A great crowd of ladies and mn
. Uemen completely filled ih* auditor
ium at Duke last Friday night to hear ,
Mrs Marshall Williams add Senator ,
Yv*r7"«n discuss the issues of th*
uay. Senator Overman was callsd <
home by a telegram announcing ill-1,
rJZJl a*4 .v“ml.1,y ■nd Mr N. A. '
f“wl**nd' *Ae Democratic nominee ft
w.. «,E^'4a,,Ul,v, fro" Harnott.U
to ,• ** last moment c
. kLnh7, Ther^ w<“ » feeling f t
0h
EXSfzZpR rhS
u
: 2
. 5r« ae.tr s
. r ficsly charged that the taicee U.UH "p
against colorations had b«,a oU
reduce A while that of farmers Vtai* Nc
buiinsaa and working men haJ wh
greatly Increased by the Revaluation Io
Act by ahowtng actual Arurcs la the **'
» '“n*r?ry- He showed by the tax books tUc
' J?c ,Erw1* Cotton Mills Comp }“•
a2o*f!^k ^’iF*** forP°r»»‘on in the 1)*1
* ' ffl^ik**** lBfreaaed more than 1
* number of pro- °th
. --- ^* .farmers and working »*i
. fo*.* Tlwn*hll>i wbote names Hui
•1»»£S%Sr£sz tw“
whs
M
REPUBLICANS NOT
!j GOOD forecastee
I Claimed Hughes Wou
Get 405 Votes in 1916
He Got Only 254
0tt- «•—The total
l^Vn'r'hi*™ whi«h Will
I ^ °f »** Republic!
I . *l °,.n* Committee, predict, will 1
fur Rrnatoi Harding U J V
the dMwhiJh U
wock^hlV' claimed, c
woeki bafor* the 1910 eloetioo t
^••r candidate Chaa 'gjjlli.
Z!s~:<£irz,„zrL “P"
test - Kssvswn:
si.^©£*S*
d with thlhut^‘ *hIch h* »'•*■>•
■*e !.£? ^vSr***"**- "ould
CallfL,ni^fl“^‘rV’ mnjoritle.
7 3,800); Kaiw7l“l, Democratic
y 38,900) anlt r»lrenl Democratic
■nllc by go £l0hJ? <*rnt Demo.
I'illeo* ,»c^Xd' ‘•'‘focnia. Mr.
la by 250.000 ' c7t!i!!,d ,1° 5*P“hl‘
idence. that 807 793* n
»d voted In the Hi,, Republican*
<ljr 77.830 DraiocratlJI prl“*,> and
State, Claimed f.e Huaboa
Oheriee W. k-amham ,
ur manager for Hughe.’ ~L*".B*.:K'n
e Republican National ’ ^Tport’*d t°
October 18, 1910, that’* JuHi!"
w negated of 300 electoral
d, probably, 105 mure. a ”*'
t atatee which be predictedA^. n*
•Inware, Ohio, CalifornU. k-TT*
rtb Dakota. Utah. Jda£
f and Washington, ey.£ ,
uch went Democratic, and in iw
epbabl, for Hufhe."’ *J*
cod Aril on*. Nevada, MontanV 1
w Mexico and Nahra.ka, all 0i <
,, we‘» carried by Mr. Wilw,,/
°£ "Pjmibly for Hughe.” eo!nn>n I
. karnh.m placed Colorado, IOm"
Maryland. Miaaoun and Okla
"f. wh‘ch returned tubaUntia)
oocratic majorities
£V.*»ui,n *0rr* W Perkin., an- L
.n c*®P*ign leader, r,
.h*“ f?n.1<L*nt of *>««tlou of M
ulTS £
(URGES CINNERS TO
CLOSE FOR 30 DAY
S L^« **—•« CU
Crop P'«—» SaeriS.l.
^ °CL *»—Oo,
Mom down^f!* VaA"*®
kS^r&rrSX"
* lonC^fCSJ^i fe***£!« by,Cov
” In Whirs !?“£?•' Wieullurul crop
0 nopoly jl ro7S0U‘h 5** ■ »*■
, c?IS2m . tt0n/ Bnd "'to « number
, certain tv ,?P.’ J? aucceoaion and tb*
1 «i.«Lc^:Lm J1'. wfrld urgently
■ toTT * “ **““*» criminal
• below CIr!Il i Crop on ^ market for
fa™« fo,t- kriapln, rain to
Ur " isV^ ‘,bcr*by ultlumto d,*aA
■ form* t« .u*p nn,r*. *nd acttul »uf
Thin 7°'’® "oedin* cotton pood*.
wTtb ahoaU be approached
Ciltir.T ! :®r».C',,nr®' w,th *b.ch tor
from tS.*°fl,*lj0,H‘ d*mn»d and not
UwE.^e.1. ^ * °f b*,to,‘“ ®r
"C®‘t°r *nd. cotton tend do not do
wrV-h.r " ;*'u® ,r krpi out of the
'ron-Tv.r*.1?- 'rUh Prt*cnt concerted
lf coi^.„Uit,0L *nd "torape fanlltle* 1
" J* kc,pt iB lh* on the •
llnKu. 5 . °"ly wil) the market be J
i W f,dl but rcBl a"d Uutinp bene- 1
m will a retire to all. >
„ ’‘^®nk,''r* ard me .chant* ihould eo
operau In thl* work which ia equally >
*° fiut® ®nd nation, to Prl l
ducor and consumer, i
••The prevent emergency require* “
the attention and co-operatlqp of all .
Claaaee of cittern* in Joatifylnp the it
request for all rim to tout down for
•- leant thirty day* or lanper If nee- “
urdcr that the ptoducen ”
nay receive living price* for their ol
irndaeU and the meat cotton Indu- hi
”7 b» not erippUd nr destroyed.
* d*»m it noctMmry to )'atu« Uu I j
in ti>c iMfrwt of th* public ^
Nilfare."
IOMER LYON SFEAXS WITH
MRS. MARSHALL WILLIAMS L,
*oi‘erii!!UI®- °*L **•—Homer U V
»«'fTs»*L7.£*?did?‘c ,or Co»- '
a£hS^&fc.l? m.d Mr*
^ fefftYON
“'looters of
House \1/J candidate for
V District, will
Hun. Bom.-TT! Dorn ■* «*>•
•da£Z” r°m at 7:30 o'
Xsironni;!^ £1*™.pl Lyon*, first
day nfrt,UilcOp^|»»n«i and hs
clu(k ”7. intere.l by
pulijfe -n?r *m 4 «» d.fs.1 sf
w:ll ‘bv ff_ *.r>na*i~7or the numi
thf v«U te 0? “rpc**®* of
:'~“s
«i.f5“:,7aiT
i!« Coni'X^"X*",<r*
Stnc. h' /^C.V. •» city
*rc«i M. , aUr.*d^t he had a pe;
riiitor i0 r>£“^ ^jBpfuplr of Hsr
'“liar *f 0«» late
letC WKlf*?*.‘“^l>ho later «n
*b»ol heJT *“ ? pU-7
*rof. B, ’^*J*d®“oo and worn
•red the jt*?®**1 their homo,
natc of . “‘ ‘^yaona man nod
R who ,,|m the campaign.
*r- Lyon Is TSn*^Krtet pa)ltic*,|y
as hi. sk.u'S:#' opinion thnl
“bllean opDon!TfdW trer* ccantT
*abte»t chance to I ■ i i
ould probshlJ Ij f***** • «7»t»
the 1* ul* through
«r. Lyon hsg j Fj1-: “i
at:*: rampsil^r.fj Met. The people
"nett ttS, VMr| F ahoold hear
RGESOfi^l
CLOSEFj Ltt
>uisiana^q| pJJGms
f^w «
i •.t |J»
i mnu naw tum ■*
SAFE FOE DEMOCRATS
tomnll Wire. Com "Some Inod
iagly Cheerful. First Hood lafar
matisn." ...
Fart Jarvis. N. Y., Ort. 24—Frank
lin 0. Roosevelt. Democratic vice
presidential nominee, has teal the
following teisgiam to Governor Cox
xt Xew York city:
“1 have just completed a tour
through all the districts sorroundir.g
Buffalo and thr entire southern t'er
of New Work state, and I am able
to give vou some exceedingly rhee -
ful fl *t hand Information. I And
that Lhere is unmistakably the same
great swing toward the Democratic
cause in this state that we both have
noticed in the middle west. Almost
without exception when local com
mittesmen meet on the arrival of the
train and before I have had time to
tell them about how I have found
things farther west, they greet
me with the anavunroment that dur
ing the last three weeks the so-called
silent vote has been changing to an
outspoken Democratic vote. They
tell me that Republican after Rrpob
lican ia their territory ia aligning
himself in support of you almost in
variably on account of their convic
tion that thr league of nations must
be sustained and that your election
ia the only possible way in which this
mo bv done.
“I am convinced that the barri
cades of wllfnll misrepresentation
and suppression ef the farts, created
by the Republican campaign mana
gers between the voters of this groat
state and the truth have been swept
assay, and that the knowledge of
what this electing means the people
Anally havu bean able to obtain in Lht
closing weeks of the campaign has
turned to aur causa marc than
enough ballots to place New York
in the Democratic column.”
ATHLETICS TAKING
FIRST PLACE NOW
High School Pupil* Form
Athletic Association
—Firet Game Here
ATHELF.TICS TAKING FIRST
PLACE NOW.
High School PvpHi Farm A'Metk Ae
ro sis t loo—Firs* Gams Wkh Doom.
(SmhhAeid Herald.)
. ^■gha bask* AgMjgRAgJfetf
CAMrAIfjNS WILL
COST 51ILU0NS
Sworn Statements Show
Total of Over $3,600,
000. Up to Oct. 18
IVathincloii, Oct. 2e —The pie*i
K*r .mi campaign sf IMD. up to Oc
tobcv 18, fcr»J curt mure lhau S3.Gun.
•Op. Oworn ctuum nto twain with
the *:• I. of lHe !.«j-c of repn-x-nta
tivaa by iba tronir.ir of the thrq*
prtl»e:;-al parte*. -hr -' *hp fallowing
rxntnd '.use* to the; dale:
lie lubllean nal'ona' committee,
*2 7JJ.603.54.
J#aoc rotic nntionat r-mmlttcw,
«'-9o,bti.n.
Soc'»t!*i itrt.'cnal ccmraiU-e. Vi8^
478.83.
!'■» ’i ibuMpx to the variett* <*»
pt-'r.a fundi »™ Cffaud ebcat 83.
•2 '.000 the Republican nilional com.
ajltlee i eportlnx 32 4Lfl.0tit.54. Oita
ociiiilc national committee. *G77r
1734.87. and the nrstid party Jtl,.
728 t J The Dcmncnlie eongrtmrlonal
committee received *13,474.78, and
the tJmilar Republics;: organisation
*110.700.
The aocialiit eemnlttae’4 report
alone Hiewed a lorplui of receipt*
over expenditure*.
The Republican report made a
volume of mote that 2.MMJ pepi
with earh individual contribution
'luted to give the foil name and ad
drri# of tbe donor. According to the
national committee, more than $4,
000 names were to lilted. No effort
wo* made to groan contribution* by
r’-ato* or to amemble them according
to the time of Ahe gift*.
Both Republican and Democratic
repo,to showed hundred, of $>,*84
donntioni, while larger Home waie
few nod far between. It waa atatad
that there ware but 18 Of tfaeer
larger contribution* in the Republi
can liau and not more than 24 in
1 We Democratic.
WITH *MILk HAN DRIFTS
OVER FALLS TO DEATH.
Nbmrn Falla. N. Oct 22.—Br
fo'e 'the eyoi of a acore of eightaeer*
cl Proepcct point late today o man
ci labed over the railing, waded out
Into the rivor and war carried over
'.h»- American fall*. Too aitonl»hrd
to act spectatare stood by while the
man drifted to the brink waving hi*
U -,d end (hunting: "Herr1* whrr.
I leave^rou; good-bye.”
In a black derby found near tba
place where the man climbed the nil
trig iran found a piece of paper oi
which waa written: “Thie hat be
lames to Cat-1 A. BUa_ad ~
moWllui PASSES
AWAY AFIER FAST
OF OVER 73 DAYS
Lord Mayor of Cork,
Dies in Brixton
Prison
HAD BEEN UNCONSCIOUS
FOR FAST SEVERAL DAYS
No, DmmmRmSmm OutsMo Of
Prison Following Laarning
of Lord Mayor’s Doatk As
Result of Abstinence Front
Food As Protest Against .
Prison Sentence.
London, Oct ?5.—(By The Aon
—Terence Macgwlney,
Lsrd Mayor af Cork, tte n,A prom
■nm af the Irish hangar striker*. and
•aid to have bean the brain* at tho
Republican army la Ireland, diad ear
ly today in Brixton prison.
The end mu not aaexpected, far
-he Lord Mayor had been unconscious
-or Several days. Ha wa* entering
upon the ear easy-fonrtb day af Wa
hunger strike a* a prated against a
cnlenre of toe rear*’ Imprisonment
-mi saveral charges. Including one of
haring eudJtioas deeomenta in his
■>o act rates.
Only hia brother, John MaeSwiney.
■id W* private chaplain. Patter
J.uolate. out* with him when he died
■dr*. MaeSwiney and the prisoner’s
iwo riltn A»«It and Mary, war* at
t -esrhy hots).
Una—salsae U the Bad
who was terribly
•marketed *f a result of his tew ah
tiaence from food, had hoaedaMr
*«* for many hoar* and wa* ancoa
when death essit. U waa eev
'r*1 hours after tte Lord Mayor diad
before hia brother wp* pemittadt*.
LJl Mm. MaeSwiney tte ad news.
Sh* immediately want to tte prison,
accompanied by bar paraata and tte
Mlaaat MaeSwiney, and tte faatily
T'oop. stoical and dry-ayad, prayed
over the body aa H lay aa tte oat.
There war* aa on toward demon
trat'eas outride tte prisoa after .
ht news, of MacBwmeg’s death be
came generally known. A Varga
lore* af peUre had been ssnaoihnl
•d to pat down any order that might
•rear. Is was mid tette-gripao that ,
by1Sb* Townsend**1 Aow ed tha^ |
though yoa confront a R*P.nbJi“w
oolitfc.en with the fact, and »how
that he waa mistaken in hi* P'®Pb'‘
•iu that taxe* on fanner* “f "£»y i
asy-irsa
rtlu that thia waa an elation year
ST.? «h*Moc,™U would natoraUT
S^^wru-sgi
’““V^^thTpeoP1* be tatm*ted
the tax law. e<jui
UWy « Dc*0er*U *°d
^WSS^'«» t»x rreord of
,h”Republican party when in power
• i »*-, 8 when they attempted to fa»
'n the State enormou* fraudu -
I*", bond iwiuea, rnnoing into may
e”i< mi for which the State received
*» ...actlcal return, and how when
?htv were in power again in th<
'ip-tie-, thev attempted then an<
vL-e attempted repeatedly »nee t«
“Live the fraudulent tax bonds im
T A hv the Republican* and to eol
__- these enormou* bond i*euo# ou
sc ui payer* of tha State; tha
if the"Revaluation Act whieh had •
ready become a law by the on*'’
Bou* vote of both Republican »
Democrat* in tb. legUlatutv wa- tt
aarreron* law which the B*P“°[t**
hid pletumd. It would be eapeeiat
dangerous to th* State to turn o
it* execution tb that party
betrayed the State in th* texin* Pj»
•r twice already since the Civil Wi
Id. —» - - _A dliOltHM III A mi
tarful way other etet* iaauoa Involved
' |g the preaent campaign. and con
vinced hie hearer* that the only w.ve
thing to do in the preaent campaign
«tt to contlnno tho Democratic party
in power eince under Vta admlnijtra
tlon the State had recovered from
the diaoiten of tho Civil War and.
had grown to ho og* of the greet*®
' State*. »nd that with the 1**® Pr"P 1
efty tan per capita of any State ra
the Unioa eave South Carolina
Mm- William* made n • Irony and
ornate (peach dwelling fo* tho mo*t
ait upon tho duty of women to toko
their place* In the Govarnment under
• the loth amendment and the !*•«"*
ol Nation* that ,h« and »•*
women of tho State did not deolretM
uufPT*f • new that it wm tfcfwjt
upon thorn It became their doty t«
.ccept the rekpnnoiblllty and U vote,
that *h« hoped thir time would new
ioiue when women would hold office*
hot it we« the duty of every womei
.a help to elect food men to "ffie.
•ad to eo-opormto with them In giviw
gut* »»4 Wutlon a cloan govorr
«ni»' aWoolaBy omphortod th
ILTurioo* duty of women to vote f«
. -»* 1*- Co* ,or PrvUdent on m
j*? of tht* *t*nd la favor of t»
. 0f Nation*; that (he hod eei
“SUL four »** to tho great wot
tribute their nemo and In tl
w»r ^ jour million ethor you
* "*" .Who did (orvteo.ln Prune*, *
* »*.■ J th* woeodn of flbTeou
rolled jfj^form o League of Notlo
jj^ ^hleh* wor would become mo
Mtf>' rrmiLKm.
■ 'Wr. Haps declares thatln Notm»- „
rr th« Republican* will darry nil olT T
he Now England State*. New York. s
4ew Jersey. Pennsylvania. DeUwsrs, „
d ary land. West Virginia. Ohio. „
Michigan. Indiana. Kentucky. Wis- ,
;on»in, llllnoi*. cvsrything we»t ol ,
the Kl»si**tppi, except Arkansas,
Louisians end Texn*. and they have
a splendid char.ee U> every Tonnes
ec and North Carolina. He thus j
graciously concede* South Carolina, .
Kloiida, Georgia, Alabama. Misslsaip
pi, Arkansas. Texas and bouiM*n»'.,
to the Democrat*. Even these, how
HY.r »x* mor* thin the twtj l
Utah and Vermont, which the Repub I
lican* succeeded in carrying In lald-l
president IN message J
TO THE YOUNG VOTERS
I B.H.VM Young Mm —d W*-« Wnl
Rally Ta Soppuet ul Domuom
| ti« Causa.
i W»«hlwitor>rb C.. Oct. I*- -Pres
l«®-rsi,arJ&r3
*5*' wm i ally to the »ut>
l^*t<o?,th?r porpetuation af the high
•"rvtrTevin* hi* p-i-ct’nc' through
: w^Jiand Brsdlev to a mealing of th«
I Young RcnV Democratic Imague is
‘ Nt» Dik City the President said,
i "The young men and women ol tn<
eaontry should be even more deepl;
*1I interested in this critical contest thai
i | other Americans, for the issue* ar
,V I tho israts of the fulu-e.
• !•*> win V ifn
Influence* and prToatuwaj of tljt Un
trd Stales in tb* council* of them
t'on*. They will doUrm.no ourmo
•1 force in .11 Um.«wj» ^
te*U of right *iU» *** worl
’* *ITbdily?Uth.l the younf m.'! *J
■Vomer, of °MLc°“"t,ZviTiBrr p.
vision of opportunity whkh »®» *
] great wsr '.
I Avoid chilly rooms in the moral
' bv using Colo’i Hot Bloat H»*t*
jftoy p4»*nt cold* »"<> **kB«'*
rarly Imponsible than at pr««Bt. I
that fortyNatloniHad
iady Join tad th* League,
lie United State* Joined t*l» '*N
b* waa left to form a i#agu**or a
iatlon with Maniao. Oarmany, >
Runla, Turkey, pracUcally
inly eielllied nationa now catdd'
h* Laaguo; that the Republic**
that th* League of Natl«u''•jJj
I breeder ef *W "« J
s
anymembor nation e.uld go U
that if th* league had haen 1*1
la HU aad the cantrorrarty bat
Anltrt. 2d BerbU lwd be.. dl.
ad for ai»e ’
C,, been oetUed peaceably an.
world war eauld not We
**Uri. William* in *
•r. 2d «r*a«y deligfctad h*
one*.
ere eonteot^y^^^ J^*£*f**
I other m«t*» harm*
ie right of auffiuge. «e ffH Umt It
u North Carolina woraea a duty to
«ept tho reapon.ibility of the bal
>t- , . .
She declared that the betpnn.ng of
be suffrage movement wa* U»c reac
>on of Fuaati B. Anthony * plea for
aw again** the liquor traffic- »«•
T.il sms msdr * aUong pie* for U»
. ague of r*Mon» *rd raid « f n*
-ibute to Woodrwo Witeon. Hor
i-Kwcb took w-ll with the audience
, -d ;he wa* aurroundid by a con
r-atulating throng at its cloae.
Mr. l.yon wa» Introduced by Q K
S'mock’s. Jr.. na the "nart eongreue
mar from the old uixth. He strong
W ii(fended the revaluation net, de
«Wn* that every Republlcaa i. tk
I& 'O'*?
S'S’S&’Sw wKS*"":
of twux rate. Hia »ddrc*« waa male
W devoUd to national luauta. :prior
pally tho league of nations. Mr^Lyo
drelated that if the leagueiWh* n
adopted American tax payers woul
fee buidencd with a br»» ermy ar
the greateat navy in the world.
M3TER OF MACSW1NEY AT
ASHEVILLE RECEIVE *EY
A'huvIUe, OcL *5 —First news
th... death of her broth;- waa conwi
1 j .. __ u./tuma Mnrrarct Hi
' Swinry folio wing receipt of Aeeoc
1 ted Pret* dlapatehea ha'*- , .
► Madame Mae8winey la principal
e ted by Slater. of Chnetlan F-ducat
- h?r* The college Is W*«*4 *• .
i- "trve the death of the lord ma
*- pit.hough deftnite plane have not b
l: announced an yet. .
d Madame Man8wlaey «aa 0«
mneerned yeeterday with report*!
d had 5batHut.d h has
* rtrike whan refaaed perm melon to
► it their brother. _
*• Nearly Six Million
»g Bales Cotton Ginr
r»- -- '
Gmremet Repavt Show# Tl
-e Mill law Ab.ee Uet Yeer.
ah Waehingto >, D. C., Oct. Sb -
tm government*! eolton ginning r
gg today shewed a total of 6,71
mt* bela* ginned prior to October l<
t l*4*c«'al that thp nmrdlc ^tt;
the through the cation halt U> Won'
left vineed to e h*h'rJ*T*~/ h*
'.t sr.str
ssgvssr *“ ZJ.
oaU|th# flvinlac" to Oct#*«T 1»JJJ
*•*! .bout «7.t»«*•«£
hap-'tal- Tbi* la a Ugbat P«J*®
than waa ginned la* T**J
teak- her II, which era* d* *
audl- lower than the evaral* •
the to* eighteen year* j
I*
I
ton mm at onoo mk ttii ptrpaM ia
view. Tbli 'move ^K. { tha part rf Mr.
Thompeon, l» '■ »•*, Vrdance with the
plan eat forth hyBano j officials of the.
Loairiana Cinnar ljte laasociation end
other prominent Mn .oare of the rule.
In »• event thamgorib provts suecaev
I fut it l» “t*"***^^ ■* all tha fiar ia
the *outh Will be .(acted and will
! make. it impo*»ib\ for tha cotton
iplantei* to market-—ffticlr crop before
| December 1. The MWromotrn of the
'movement exprem ^poheir belief that if
all the cotton tfnnin’W will enter Into
the apreement to *rE>»e dofcn for thir
ty days eotton will 0Kreach thirty eentr
II poond by the *»dy cf that per'od.
I It i« rUUd th*>y. the girna t of
l l,oui»iena will pro^(T,ed at onre with
| the orpanlution, •» ad that practically
* all the pin operator^ in thin eUte will
1 jdopt the p 'lpoead, j plan Irraspactivr
> of whether tha <«»» atata join them
1 o. not- The ireni «5jivtaIon of the cob
on aaociallue hw^been naked to eo
* operate with the Kjavment
n -.■ Jt
d WHITE sure.
*1* •* Oct 14.—Goarpn White
•y-Jf/bf ihe Democratic national i
--J«*.e« in n (Utacaret hove belay
'oraTaitlne the remit of the election
* I pfNfieted that Cos atd kaoaovelt
..I will have 238 alec'oral vote*. ““
• C«oa a* counted" \LV Ktpnbl:«n»
B" 164. aad that the Democrat* will whi
[*' a majority of th* remataing 111.
"I have bon making a dcuiled in
.f vcntiyation of coadMJoaa ia the vari
ra. oua atatoa" the atateanont a»id. ‘Kor
a taro daya J hav* boon rKotinr rt
w.|Tiaad report*: tt la now poeeibl, to
r0r C>** to the public • atatiment uf oar
,,n proepecU in the election. 1 realize
Juit the ctMiomary aet of a national
_iJ rhabman at this *taye of U>e nrtit
hyi ia to rlairr everythin* ia th* hope
to Jut he can penned* wererinf voter*
vi* to line op w':h fcU .title. MH*ys
my aalayoniet, ha* given me never*I
publle leesnne la thl* etboelot* prac
tice lately by cl*l*ng everything <,x_
t-ppt o part of th* aoutherv (tatea.
"Nreerthelcae 1 am prep*rod to
dmakc a fair »nd'b®r>##t atateiaent of
pte eitoation. I shall raaarve th*
names of th" state* we will carry be
at- cease the puttie 6**14 aet except m«
te acquaint the WaUkaa manager,
with our odmpai# plana Bat I do
aay thlat
he "Govmm or . Booaevalt
mrt will hav* 2S1 -ml vote* aoet of
157 th* MUeourl rf d It wo* of th*
rfid Miaaoorl river of 116 aa food
pta g* conn ted. within tec of the
an* n«mb«r ateti elect. The Bo
ld- publican* hav* which I remard
trie an good aa for thorn. This
ay- leave* U1 *i eajie.b •"
th* docidod awing hi aroff** Jo
last ward th* Dt ticket «* will
M>0 carry th* tW* 111. •
fiat comfortable ndeed.
"Thl* k my la* «on
if a fldent it win T aieetlon
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to-1 Biaxton BegJ. after ^oad-3S
lay* tea day* bar* ari Polattva* returned
eto-|th* latter part < Jh* week t*
bat feed. BU. whet b* le ipyayed in
for th* »royw and tomohll* boaiaem
with Barry A. It kg*.
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ball court' and ball*, base ball dfe
ranml, volley ball court aad ball an<
tfnnrt court It i* tli* endeavor ol
Ih* officers IhU year to edroll even
boy a* a member. Tho fee for all li
on* i.c!lar Willi an additional one doi
lar fee for thooe trying for the jun
' a re tier team*. However, thi
I f. e i« not what the officer* are driv
, i:;.t at. It i* tho opportunity of got
j ’• ">f o”bry on* intererted and by a
d •!. g secure the ncrevary fund* t<
“ V1* equipment *o that *ach boj
w II have * chnr.cc to enjoy aomi
' >rt
I if all will co-operate with the of
•<« theta win be a gieat Improve
I n; ~ .1 in the school athletic*. 8<
|b- ”r. HtV nn'J together and d<
-•t.nci.
The girls have also formed aa or
iai on and oidered a bail. It
tiiiir lire will only live up to
r»' or*1 thev will be going tome
Those trying for the Junior baakel
ball team met Tueaday. Krank Skin
her g,.d Donnell Wharton were elec
t.-il captain and manager respectively
7 be team ordered a basket ball and
wv* al members ordered raita
2*1 eX7°<t *" «“•* the basket ball
season about the middle of Nav.»
1 he Me Ijr team expect* te de Iti
her, in uphold!** the scho.1 record
»-d show the gbfe that they ,ol
th • only player*. The officers ef Um
senior team were elected Monday ns
follows: Jo* Ellington, mensger;
"onion Whs-ton. captain. They *x
to pley their fiiut game with
Dann on Noremher 5th. All they
need is plenty of practice.
tom>mee says g. o. f.
WILL BE OVERWHELMED
Csrtnu. Mean. OeL, J5.—The pre
diction that the Republic** party will
bo o verwhelmrd in the election wua
mai’e by Covcmor Cost In ■ telegram
to Michael A. O'Leary, chairman of
th* Democratic state casualties,
which was mad* public tonight.
"The ground swell for the league
»r.d lJetnrciaiit ticket,” the telegram
raid. “I* shoot te overwhelm the Ra
p»l!>aas and untruthfal cempa.g i
a ne’itica) history is at the brink of
defeat Now is the time to rsdoahls
you. efforts, if sock mat effort as
rpn have made eaa be redoubled.
-ef as make overwhelming th* vie
lory which Lt cartels I shall aver be
£ra.eful far tea patriotic effort yoe
»'e pnt forth in behalf af a cause
thus liny pertcsalit- ef mine,
■»* I muet always fesl ander a per
sonal debt to yoa f» what yoo have
"••iff in my name."
»• DETERMINED TO PROTECT
the baggage or diplomats
„ Waahlngtoa, Oct tl.—S- jtary
said today the the stile da
was determined to protect
^.SfTage af the diplomatic repre
-i.'i Vff ®f fcri *n nnt'onc from
-teich by cjstom i-.n'le'x He deelar
“Jff* » neeescery the department
JJSHjWhl the principle of Inter
which he mid wee older
•oaMfwiia* af th* United
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Hrll, 1 cm i vote for Hint*
FHii.“ 1 "my M w*11 n *T*r *•
, NIGHT RIDERS INFORM GIN.
NERS THEY MUST CLOSE
There »w some little excitement
. in town this week over the newi
. that all r:in« in thie section had been
i give* notice to do*e at once, by night
i rUera.
The night rider*, at they are called
: sent notice* to part of thr ginneriet
’■’»? the mail, bet the other* rvcetv
cd then notice* by reading a poor)]
! wi.tton and poorly competed notict
,; posted aboat the building.
All the gin* in thi* action did noi
jjecer notice* to do*.. John ton d
Nalghboi* and Hr. W. R. Daanmj
did not receive notice*.
The banner Corporation Co., her*
reccivod their notice to close, Ihoogt
-** mail. They were ordered to dot*
-.ncl cotton reached 40c per pound
Nr. J Will's C'wech found ported
on bis boiler Monday morning a not*
to dor* at once #r “wc will close it
I for you." The writer of the not I*.
» U that tb'i wax th* sercnd notica
f*»tn him, bat Mr. C.snh uyi he
dJ nut see the flret notice. He eayi
that he is net very anxious to fin tkii
fall anyway. a« be closed dawn fnv a
few da 74.
./• for •• can be learned all the
-»*W r.one.le< la this section roeei.
U? Eetofi/m. P1"*1** r**ht «"• *f
| The “jIjSI r(4at» j,
poor juttement f#T tif 'r
he evidently ialend. tobilp'E,
.he *»r, one* to aaffer most. The
balk of fnimori bare no place t»
(tore unpinned cotton and of coarse
•t must he picked, therefore he bm
have it gJincd In ardor to make roofci
/at the balance of hie crap. To atop
ginning meant a further lost to the
farmer who is getting ‘it In the neck'
bad erfough as It in—Benson Review .
PEACE. PROGRESS AND PROS- '
PEtmr
“Next year. If wo ge Into tho bee
far of Notions, wo can eave »t65.
000,040 In oar Navy alone. Do you
knew what yon can de with $485,
•00,000? You con reclaim 28,404,
•00 acroa ef arid land In the West.
I am In favor ef Hopping the build
ing battleships and of raeblmlng grid
land, and of giving every soldier boy
o ferns and n boms of bU ova, if he
wants to try It out there In that groat
promtaiag eatMtry. If ha doesn't want
that, then I am la favor of the Four
•Wek wos rwoismanM
by tho American Logioa at C eve land
wHhln tho last nvek or ten days!"—
Governor Cox.
JOSEPH MURPHY, CORK
Hl*Nf.»R STRIKER, DEAD
Coih, OeL i».— <Bv tho Aasocia
tod Press ) ^Joseph Morphy, eae of
the hunger strikers in Car?; Js’l, died
tonight.
death ef Murphy eecurred et
•*» ► »• He sms twenty-five yean
Old end on married. Morphy vena a
memWr of tho Irish Volunteers and
was well-known ns am athlete.
tnon at the bated. had oSaeuid »
Poi-*If *"** admlaitowMI Um
•w • M extreme unction.
Take Body to Cook.
.. ** j* well within the coaaibtiitiaa
•Sat th* body will be takKu CoS
^Ktsj&r-asS
ral^ advocate* rafuaa) to oond^it^
The home oflier, la charge «f Drt
. -."«. wb'ch weald conti ol the mof*
, jun'. or tii'j body In E-igland. void
-h-t -o i.Var for the removal of tho
•rd- hid It. n officially contid.irod.
V ‘hr Ir Vi Hire It was declared
-.ha: no plan had been formulated <
fir- the tnnrftr of the body to Ira.
land and that final decir‘-**» on 'hie
point would ruut with Dublin Caatle.
It ir w.'rbln the poem of tba home
•"•co to gion up hU body of'a priv
•nor Ir whatever way la deemtil moat
*P«d!»»t- Jt Ir pointed out tin it
mid loyally iruntfer the body in
ancrot to aonee out-of-the-way port
“““ w ■ gorerr.ment tow ana
deioer it at Cork.
CHAIRMAN HAY* IS CERTAIN
THE REPUBLICANS WILL WIN
Nr.v York, Oct. Will H. Hnya
chairman it the Republican autlunal
committee today mat a mwan to
all ata .< rha'tawa. declaring that V#
mot* iMo the doting daya of cam
f"1*" 'r'lh an aaauroner of rictoi-y
- th. rlghteooeoeea of .ur
torn for a ra
vzzzjz sxiiTji:
-"WsriSSrSaga
JZ: %*o% •
oar ro.ial.tuUonal tag opendtnae a
•ain** aoptr-sorrmwent nb-nad:
thla meant not enly th* protecting
-f confutation*! function* againot
While Hon** theft of aothorltr at
home. “America *r*t" equally
mean* that the eeora donee tic peak
Iran steae to erery Amerieaa hone*.
Held arrt which haw been ahamefam.
ljr naglaeted, meat and thill hoy* th#
ronrtmetlo* »"d orogrenir* atten
tion ehaolutcly neeeaeary H ‘America
•rat’ la to laet And It mob* that
while doing thla ora will certainty
proeerre eg groat place la the world
'oder and tomorrow, with the earn*
un rrifler. coodact that turn made A
mcrica the lyooym for jaetiee end
rigtltoooenea* th* world ooor.
“We Sght for th* faMh of ear
fath--* nf th* repobH* and for tho
nerpetaal f 11 adnm of th* aafc* and
daughter* af America. I eaiaaelly
urge and f know that th* MM day*
«f the •awpalg* will be hop* *• th*
wan Crh plan*. TWa eloetl*# for
tronaceada any partiaaa aRhlr. PNoaa
*** that no fcnoMlaaa aaorting to
opaard wlthawt'Amarlea.’ TW* will
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