PREPARE NOW TO VISIT THE FAIR AT
THE OUT
,X* DUNN. NO
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HJYL.JK FLAYS
REPUBLICANS IN
. ULUNGTON TALK
Acclaim* Democracy Greatest
Of AH Things' Bom In T ho
Minds Of Men
LAMBASTS MORE HEAD
FOR TAX GRUMBLINGS
Says Lodge Shot Wilson In The
Back And Party Leaders As
sassinated Hope Of The
World — Laud* Hannibal
Godwin And Praises Nat
Acclaiming Die Democratic party
and It* ptaclplt* the greatest agency
for human program and development
over eresled by Ihr minds of men,
Camtron Morrison, Governor of
North Carolina, yesterday opened
Democracy's campaign in Harnett
County at Lillington with * afiaarb
seething vrith bitter denunciation of
• the Repablican tariff .the Republican
party and the Republican a-gu leant
against present La ration In North
bpcclollr bitter *u the Governor I
toward John Motley Morebead. whom
he eharactmtiM a* a "m.Ulo units
■ wool blanket manufacturer" who In
tho language of a "blackguard'' pro
an rood to criticise method* of taxa
tion in North Carolina. Mr. Mo rebead
he sarid. waa In the aajRV elaa* a* the
"wottah group of oelflah men’' to
whoa the Republican government had
bartered away the right* and Sanc
tion* of the American people. Mr.
Mor*head, hr declared further, was
pleased to have the tariff through
which manufacturer* were allowed to
place aa high a tax aa they pleased
_ upon the public for woolen blankets
.. 4. " 1® ,h**p them warm this winter, bat
. > waa opposed to the Mato system of
of the world and waa leading the
people of the earth up to God. “It
waa assassinated by the Republican
party," be declared.
Little credit for the system of tax
ation waa cUta^ed for hlraaelf by
Mr. Morrison and for tha other poli
cies of his administration. Nat Town
send, of Dunn, was largely responsi
ble far the system through which
each county retains the tax money H
collects, and the general policial ware
bom in the Worts of North Carolina
people. “I hare kept my ear to tha
hearts of my people and I knew what
they wanted," h« said.
When Mr. Morrison became Gov
ernor there were 1,600 insane per
sona in prisons and in the homes of
North Carolina and the State had no
way to care for thsm. Its institution
for their care waa overcrowded, aa
were every other State institution—
those for the blind, the deaf, the
dumb; those for education of boys
and girls, young men »nd young wo
men.
At that time the State's bonded
i. debteilnese was $11,000,000, and
the State owned railroad property
from which it derived an annual ren
lal of $360,000. ft owned notMiNT Mr.
Monitor declared, that it could nod
I'qoldate—except » duty; a duty to
.be unfortunate Insane, the afBletad
a.id tn youth; a duty that prieksd
tie conscience of every thougbttel
man who knew conditions. Public
■ oads were a disgrace; public adula
tion was inadequate.
With this duly before it the Mor
rison administration started oat to.
place (to pol’etcs into operation. Ko
l ' y was needed. Bends wars author!
»■ d and the money was gotttn. Pay
ment of these bond* depends not on
DICK TAYLOR
CbM Mamhali af the Fair a*d
Rifntdiu Leader who mtti make the opening addrem at the fair.
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th* taxes gathered in the counties
They com from insurance compos
rail road •, express and Oalagrwpl
com panic*, from Inheritance and tar
coma ta^a.
, Tax** ara high, th* speaker admit
tad. '1 don’t know whpt tha rata
of taxation in Harnett Coonty ia
hot I know that It la lower that
that to'any eoanty or any other itati
•n tw* union of Staiaa,1’ ha mid
“hmapao a rocetrt mrroy ahowa tha
leiwlp North Carolina counties an
lower tfcah they art In any othea
eountiaa In thip gre^h rouatry «i
our*." . » . *
But the people era some
thing for their mo^ati' ha darned
There was a tima. Man wa ; yak
Utils and got nothing in return
or* to travel
To theoe who might have hoot
Woking about State baa da and Uteii
iatcmwt the OSwersor uM: "Baton
roa Uao a# wiki Hum and bell
•M if yak pay anything—-for Cod’!
sake don't make a row about It."
Democracy it coming back to ib
own. Mr. Morrison thought; "it was
den away sometimes, but it hae i
way of returning to redeem the fane
tiona of the people bartered sway b]
the Republicans.”
Vote for Democrats, he advised hi
bearers; "some of them may not V
as good as they ought to be, bat the]
do wot represent erronioaa govern
meat All sendldetes can’t be saneti
fled. Bros if some are not so good
they are batter for yom than th
best shore* member in the RepubII
can party. Den't scratch. Vote tin
ticket straight. Stand up for Demo
craey, tor Democracy is yoor selva
Uoa—tks salvation at the masses."
' Mr. Morrison area hoard by aboa
1,000 purple; not so many as war
expected, because militant Demoers
ey was In the cotton fields yteteniaj
There were sevarml hundred women
a large number of children and torn
who were there more for the 'on
than for the speech; bat all enjoys
tbo speech; all cheered lustily who
the speaker spoke ef Woodrow Wil
son nod when he alluded to Hennlbs
L. Godwin as the man who sosl
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* MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS
¥ LARGEST AND BEST IN
¥ HISTORY OP THE PAIR
¥ Bran I Drtr'i Kraal atraaa
¥ mud taralaal Aawa wIB (ml*
¥ all af tka HkaaSaaa aiaay Aa
¥ alA.w tkia r*ar. TUy huW.
* a »IU aalatal akaw, a «IU watt
¥ akaw. a taut tat riSaa, atatar
¥ raaaa, waaiaal attraaHaaa, mlo
¥ atrala mud u fraat aaaikar af
¥ af atkar tkawt aarar aaaa kara
¥ kafara.
¥ r i
¥ akaara kaaa kaaa tka at ala
¥ fa Ira at tkat at Baldwara.
¥ Nartkara aaattra. Tkay aaaaa
¥ arUk tka aary klfkaH pflaUa
¥ fraat tfcaa* ratata. Tka laW aa
' ¥ raalatiaa faala tkat It aarar ka
1 ¥ fara k»a kaaa aMa ta yratrat a
¥ ta tkiWIai awl aaraklt, Ut
¥ af Skawa. ,
¥ Tka akawa will arrtaa kara
|¥ Saafty aaf ka aalaadtf fraat
j ¥ tka Carat LSaa traaka. Tkay ra
¥ «a4ra SS aaaa far ktaapirtitka
¥
»<S>I»>IMMM<MIII|III
WHO WANTS AIMN
FAIRASSOOATIW
TO GIVE ONE AWA^
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Omknd Car Will Bo Preilftfr
*d To Holdor of Lnaky 5
Nnmbor At Fab *
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FULLY EQUIPPED AND V*
READY TO DRIVE HOME
Coupon Cooa With Each Ad
m Union Ticket—Numbor To
Be Drawn From Barrel Fri
day afternoon—Holder Moat
Bo Promnt At That Tim# Or
Somebody Elm Will Got It
Do you went an automobile?
thsf
lucky number gets tt_ There are no
' string* tied to it. Ail one has to do
> it be on tha ground* at the time the
i' number I* drawn.
•If the holder of the number diuwa
I* not there, another will be drawn—
> and to. oa, until the luoky fallow is
found.
i Every admission ticket entitle* the
purchaser to a coupon. Ons of the
' coupons will call for the ear. Cou
pons go with the 2fi cent* tickets ie
i sued to children; one go** with every
i 2} cent* ticket issued for the night
’ shows Tuesday and Wednesday night.
touring the hut week the car has
- been shown In every town around
, Dunn. Banners on the car tell how
i it ia to be given away.
< It is an Overland, purchased from
> K. V. Gainey, the local dealer It ia
■ j completely equipped—starter, sliding
' I gear a*d all. It Is a regular ear; one
| that any driver will be proud to
i drive.
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. loom Isrgeul in Harnett's history bo
. ] cause of the Arm stand he had taken
, I with Mr. Wilson in all he triad to do
i j for America and for the salvation of
. | the world.
11 Mr. Godwin was master of e«re
i j monies. He held that position because
. i he la chairman of the executive com
|' mittce which feels that H ia gaing
|; to make Republican {wails seem pltt
-1 ful from now till the end of thi
£ I campaign. John Hob Raggett intro
pldueod Mr. Monrieon, and In doing sc
p' alluded to Aguree recently published
p Which show that the avemgv rate ol
p taxation in the 2V Republican coun
p ties of the State was «1.02 white it
p the 71 Democratic counties It wm
p only B* cents. Harnett’s rate wm
CART. I. ItT WILLIAMS
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h
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gotten
them eel
the
living up
Hove it a
■ rat
Professor
Dunn:
Florence Rica,
Diide.
Bernes
Smith.
Islington: fBjah MeCUn, Mrs.
Seine Schyne, |h» Bottle MsCoy
Bearer Deal Kn. Brass la Smith.
Ihb: Prof. JUCdy McNeil.
Broadway: Mr. and Mrs W. F.
Devons. f
Oak Grove; Hwgh Word. Mrs. Fan
nie McLiaia.- f .
Sampson OhuSyi Mr. and Mna.
JMm Me Neill.
Benson: Mrs C(yde Rich. Benja
min Womack.
15unnlevel: WUHi Hteki, Mrs. Bat
tle and Krila MdfQtain.
Elisabeth Community: Miae Daisy
Smith.
Conan Doyle declare* there are m
; dlvoiec* la Heaven. Wei, of town*
you can't get • divorce without a
lawyer.—Chester Timas.
Another reason for sever crops
A fertile soil makes much better wee
cf Ha rainfall than a poor one.
ivrn lower—TO cents.
Profiteer Heavy Oliver Shan't g*4
de.v-tonrd band furnished taoaie foi
the occasion. TV woman of Hamertl
turvod barbecue.
1* was a greet Mule eld meeting
What the honorable Cam said la be
In* reposted toWvery Book and ere®,
ny of Harnett His gitlk will d<
moeh toward whipping the RepobK
leans In the approaching election.
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•i* KHHIBITB HURT M
* IN »Y MONDAY NIGHT
K- Head* of the various hats*
V aaeaU of the Pair will be an
* duly at the fair grande salty
* Saturday morning prepared to
a* niee rc whfcKo AJI exhibitor* A
V are rvgneots'l to bring tha
I * thing* thay are to exhibit to
!* Ntily at poaathla. Tba aaao
, If ’-iarton will gladly amd far MY
K rrWIrlta that eghlbHaia km aat
I* tnt to bring thamaobae. Tha
1fc |K pertinent hands wMl eonttaoo
* on duty through Monday. It to
* ihotr drsiro (hat every exhibit
•f be in plat* by Monday after
toot aa (hat the grande win
If be toady far the raeepden af
If tba big trow da expected a*
-YTuealay morning.
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EOGHT TO CHOOSE 1
FAIR’S QUEEN IN t
BTC TOURNAMENT
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Sb|«I Nazi Weik.
Who will choooo and crown the
queen of the fair?
Thii ia to be dctena-nod in a too'
namant to be held on the race track
Wedneaday, the second day af the
fair. Many bold knlgi'ts have entered
the lists. The Jew pr.ontsea to bo
one of the mom thrjUng oveota rf
the week.
Ia the tournament the knights,
mounted end ac.-out.Ted with km*
spears, will strive to piorg rings from
■aspipded wires over the track. Macs
will have three round* at thro* rings.
The course over which they are to
ran will be about an eighth of a Mile.
The knight who captures the ascot
rings will be declared the winner,
and he will be permitted to rhoses
and crown the fair lady who ia t*
role over the donmia of the fair
I emulation for the succeeding days of
the fair.
The queen’s crown Is bow being
mad*.
Tournament, or Joust, a military
sport of the middle ages ia Mumps.
, la which combatants engaged one
arothsr with the object of rOMbMne
ihalr courage, prowess, tad skill ia
the am of arms A tournament was
usually held oa the iavttatiea of seam
prince, who sent a king-of-aroas or
herald through Ms dominions sad to
foreign courts. The intending com
batants hung up their mortal shields
an the trees tents and ..svlUoae round
the arena for inspection, to show that
ihey were worthy candidates for the
borer of contending in the Mata ia
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i'
\
I (NNitm »r Dm Of kM 0f 0m»>
who ha* 4mm mark Uw«H
tbo nmw of th* Fair.
TMQMAI L. UNU
tinued te be held. But bp 1MB the
alteration la the social Ufa aad War
fare of Europe had changed their
character, and thap are rather to bo
regarded as state pa greats thaa aa
real combat*. The prepress of fire
arm* helped te pat than eat of fus
ion. magntfleset sirsrtalamant con
sisting af a rspraaawtation af lmlta
tkm of the aU tsumameat waa given
at firUntoa Castle, Scotland, ia As«
aat 1MB. bp the Bhtamfi aad of
EgiLntoe: Lady Seymour waa the
Q seen af Beauty, aad many of the
visiters enacted the part af aaslast
knights; among them Prince Leals
Sees parte, afterwards Napelaan UL
A goad psstars msant better milk,
batter milk suta healthier children
asaaas mare powerful adalta. Are yoi
planning far your children?
Tsar exhibit at the fair erfll half
beast a community antarpriaa aad
will advertise pear pro duet. Adver
thing la pour local paper* papa fat
came twu raaaawc.
SmB. x g *
aaay who wffl ■; that ha la a ota.
ioaary—hot thoaa haoa aathaaad hha
M—h, Thoy hanro aat had Mm ayyar
hutity viator* will have at th
1 KKp
Wedaeaday, too, will ho fiafrit
hy Mocial attraction* alaay tho Mid
way, hy mcoa aad hy a aiyht dao
of lit works. AO of ttiooo bo ro
djoworfca. Thom wiU bo ao
oftor the Mooad day.
nuaibor of too yroyrma
day wOl ho tho ooior i
to ha coodattod hy XJa
Bridyt. who win aaok
ouanaotralioa m obow
aro boot aaMad to i
Oa each day at Mm MOr H A
Kaye, farm demo notrot ot .will otw
tMi doMoostiatiaa to show famoro
how to aolva sonM ad tho-j yrob
1 sm wtuoa UooMo Mata.
'tho yroat Brown aad Dyer ilnas
‘ ana com Hr *1 ooowt wHI M tho mM
| way. 'imity oar iaadi at mlirMla
‘ mm at art M tbooa dfot
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AAMOH AABlBO
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