The Fair at Dunn, October 9 to 12—Glorious, Gry Glowing, Gigantic—Greatest in Eastern Carolina
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VWAWIEX. DUNN, NORTH CAKOUMA,
■it - ι , ,m ,
RACING WILL BE
BIG FEATURE AT
FAIR NEXT WEEK
J. W. Drauffhoni Official
Starter, Arranged A /'
Good Program
MANY ENfRIEs/
ALREADY MADE
Rtcin; TA Be M or» Of A Lo
cal Affair, Though fftfcoy
Hon·* Front .Virginia Acid
South Carolina Will B« Su<m
In Action—Hop·» To Rtviw
Old-Tim· Internat In Racing.
He:«o imi or« lo b« nil i.nfwrt
tnl feature of thi» year'· fair «t
T>unn, and prewnt tr>ilica.ti«n» ar»!
that a Kmter r umber of local hot·*»·
than ever before wll llakc pan in
than kht iirfcir will taJt» p*ri t">
DrRiiAna. olTclnl »tart< r for thr
lliina ouiw «lui il'icctoi «( iha ifc·
nartmt»·. of iMcin|r for the Harriott
County ApvttnHaral Fj\r A»aoetati<>n.
Mr. ι* i[>oitnnan of Ik··
' .«lil criWr *rl-.o love* Ihr nnitic of
fatyit ig huui.il.t :«ot uiwii the trail of
thf elo*ive fo* uikI th* flict Jeer, I*
moch lnle>-*teil In rue.»* a» * /ra
ture of tbt· fall 11' Woi«ee throuf^i
(hew annuul ttisM* to jx-ilvi* ΐ.1 ή olvl
time Intatuat ία mc· home fcrretiin·:
In NerOi Carolina. For acvct-al yotr
iftoat of the hor*r« raco l over the
eourtca in !it« North Curoliaa fair
circuit haw him KoM^m or We··
ten. animait. ΤΗ·»λ Ήιν< elrrteJ
much money away
By making loral rarea more of a
local affair, he think· tAl the aaaala
will be bpttar nMM.iid ntrr In
terested. Pot that i;ei(pu no γτφ
«tronc offert h*· beah
» larve rolloetion <rf
>, ,U the fair, all
VirgMiaiu
la to brintj
ilfpi animal J
are H'virtl]
pWiaentt I
th* Rr»l ]irc#r*hi 'H tkiiich I»·
c_al hot·* » uue featured above ttio·»·
ibionrhi from other pointe. "Hiry
were au morb more interesting than
the Wfι ef former year* that he dé
cidai that they were what lha people
wanted That H why thl» years eartl
» madu more attiocllvf ti> local oxr
»ri than to Northern an«l Weatorn
«table*.
Mr I>rnuxhon will >tart the race»
thb year. Granville M. Tilphman.
William A. Errln, Jr., N. A. Town
•end utiil Byivn Poitl will bo the
Judetn.
in* met premium ih n- ;o».ow»:
TuMdiy
County R*ce $100.00
Pony Kunnini Riice 1-2 mile,25.00
Wxl»U'r
2:18 Trot ...$200.00
i:tô Pace 200 «0
MuJ· Race, 1-2 mil» 25.00
Tk<>ri4«y
1:22 Trot S204.00
2 S· P«t 200.00
Pep* Running .......... 2S.00
Pre» Kor All % 100.00
Por.y Running 25.00
CONDITIONS
Record» ma<lv on «η. I after Sep
tember >0 no bnr. National Amoc>s
lion ru V» to govern, wltli exception
colored drivers barred. Except *f
otborwia* ttateil races to V ®N*
heata, 2 end 8. Rntrica <lo*e October
Ilk On· or mo ι e Hnmca may start
from umc «table· In any eUaa to
which thay aro eligible. Right ro
K-rved to reject any «nilry afcd chango
order of pro*mm after entrle» arc
clotted. UmuuI (Jlrlidcn of money. 5 to
enter, S to (tart Fi*e per cent to en
ter except mule, pony and running,
in which Uier* i*no f*«. No deduc
tion* from inoi.ry winner». Hor»c«
I·,it»red in one el··» can atart in any
race elig'Mn. R'rçrht r***rveU te de
clare any race .flnUhvd anil divide
money according to nutnary at *nr
down, Friday, the laat day of incetin;
and ooclan· off ui.y race called bj
four o'clock 1'. M„ maw day. 1'iual
««■titer reiMl'/tinn». AD el*lnw foi
lirtio allo*:inci· m»xt be made on on
try.
Who Said Corporation·
Her· Have No Souli
(Jokliboro, Oet t—Ca»t V»«y,
O'barry ·< Gafclub at ο πημΙο pufeii
lh« annau moment #i*t ha waa jw
in r*e»lr; of » rfctck from th» Cam
Hua Ufflit »nJ l»ownr |
the «an of 1260 In b« .lOYoted ta tit
OnUkl.ora Commantty Bcrvire BalV
In*, ('«plain O Bt-rrar wa· Λ*ψ&
appreciative of Uw> check, a· wUI b
tbv ckJ«*r>« of UM «My a* a what
«II·· Otay loara of M. "W· aai
•j that (orporeUoiM hM »· ββοΐβτ
««Id Ciptmln 0*torry. ·>· "*
», ah*d U«t night by ■ nyerler Ι·ι
» Λ» (MMtri Nnn rrlatfv· to »N
i foBtrlbetton.
1
FUNNY CLOWNS
TWICE A DAY
IXWJKiû—*.
BOOSTER SPECIAL
WELCOMED TO DUNN!
Lw|« Crowd Greeted On·
Hundred lUXck Bo—tl
Yesterdajr' Afternoon
Λ large nemfcer of local citixcttJ
leathered at the Allan tic Cmh Line
tlaliun yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock to greet the one hundred
Raleigh IniMnest and professional
men Iravdipf on a special train >ai
<r two-day»' tour of central North
r of tla '(oer-emr
:.-po«'ul. reudered several' select κ®*,
••lid Rn'. 'Γ. \V. OiAmblii», director
of publicity for the North Carolina
CoojK-tattve Cotton Marketing As
«•dation, delivered a short talk
fnun the same car. Mr. CKxmUi*»
of»|H-alcd to his hearers to c«-opcrate
with τΐις oflirial.·» in making the
State fair thi- year the greatest in
il* history. He also took occasion
t'» |i4v sot ne compliment* to Ditun
Included in the t>arty were many
of lite most prominent cilir.cn» of
the Stale capital, and the booster
spirit wa* verj- much in evidence.
Souvenirs of varum* kind», together
with much advertising natter, were
diMritwicd to tlte throng whici)
gathered almtii the " State Fair
Special ' The train catnr nito Dunn
over the Durham & Southern and
was transferred to the Atlantic
Coast Line. From l>eie the boost
ers went to llenwm and then to
Si mill field, where tlu*y were served
λ neriKcnu.
I >111111 wiu only one of forty-two
North Carolina town* visited by th·
liDoster* during the two dnv» they
verc on the roed, and at each of
the towns visited the parry was
greeted by large crowds. The pur
pose of the trip was |u boost the
State fair, and that tf>e purpose was
mei successfully no one who saw
and heard tlutt body of Imm-jiters
hnrliors any doubts. .
F. Grow llritt, secretary of the
Dunn Clianibcr of Commerce, had
planned to arrange a program ior
entertaining »hr Kaleigh vistors.hut
wa* adviseil 1 »> Simins< Jamkson,
secretary of il»e committee, ι ha!
lack of tinte would make thia im
practicable. Wlial the part ν want
ed * as a crowd, and Dnnn gX7«
thew that.
Special Servie·· At
M. E. Church Sunday
Snndnv. October 7, will lie ob
served as rally d»v at Divine Street
Methodist church. A spécial pro
gram will be renderi-d liy )l»e Suiv
day school, of whirli fonm-r Con
uressntan H. I». Godwin is attperin
tendent. Mrs. Allison Overly, of
Angier, will sing both at the Sun
day school nod at the II o'clock
clinrch service
At the evening service Diihop
| Collin* Denny .of Richmond. Vu.,
' will preach An interesting pro
gram for all the service* is being ar
ranged add large crowd* are ex
' peeled to attend the three service*
FAIR THIS YEAR
TO ECUPSE All,
SAYS GOLDSTEIN
Butineu Manager En·
thiued Over Pros
pects For Event
GREAT CROWDS
AJΠPREDICTED
'•■U* Of Fro· Attractiooa To
PImm Everybody And Ev
erybody la Invited To At
tend Tbo Fifth Annual Four
County Fair, Whicfa Will
Opon Tuaaday Morning.
"The Dunn Pair la gala* to be the
bincit, bant, meat fieriona u-d moat
■aUjfyinjt aver at^pd . in Kaatarr
Carolina," aatd Elite Coldateia, bat»
Rcas manager of the Harnett Coanty
Aftirultaral Pair Aaaoclation, jraatar
clavwbyv^h# wu aaked what thr
yÉUrur^or a aurcvaaful fair were
thi* year.
"Wr*wa foi tat grr atcat prof rain
nt fro< a>oua»*i«Me, 0te h «al tacUJ
shôwi. die b#»t exhibit* In CT»f> «le
partaient and the (Taalaat noQiber of
extra and wortfc-wbOa fraturce a*ar
*«»n a crvwJ of fair viakara in aa?
town in Eaatera Carolina. ami waj
,r* COl*K to bava the gnataat au ι
teadaare ever pack*! in Ida the fair!
rrounda. We mrt nia( to have "
Bat alt-of you know φι** Yen
know how ho onUiaaae what. ha doa*
awthoac. Ha can «o aa - M Mm
bubbling over with tha ttrtnjr, U7U/
to tall ana al| about it in ooa aaa
(anee kiidUck feci Ion*. Be al
ways dor ι Aft. Aiwaya baa-deaa rt
arhen be wai 1Kt preduHirna aa
19 aucnoaac· at m. un·
Dana, One· he pr_
OM achool dkJldrao
fer bu enthnaed ««ch. W« Md
something to enthuae υ Ter. But AU
y»»r ho aarpatae*· hi· beet tnUu»»
ing reeortl». A (θ<Ι «cotton crû# with
food cotton prie*· h* thinks «h·aid
aaaere good attendance upon ***
taIr. Ann after the crowdt fet in·
«Ut the enclosure, there i» ei.aur >
te make (lad the heart* βί all.
"We've got enough free nttractieni
I· iati»fy everybody," Mr- Gol.l
«tein «ay»; -the,* wont be a duil
minute iUy or night 1er all of the
four day*. A balloon aftccnuon aach
afternoon ai.J night; troupe* of urro
baU, tomliltiri. comic cycle rldaia,
elom, traprn perform*». and a «4M
Wen «how, fire work» at night, hone
race· every itay, a font ball gam»·
Friday—the·» and mai.y other thine·
are enough to plcaae all.
"AM we a*k of the pottle la to
come. If anybody la net eatiafted,
there wiN be «ornefhln» wrong with
(tu «yatam. We couldn't give any
morn if we tried. There i« neither
tlnu* nor apacc 1er more.
"I mm to sec every man, woman
and ehild of tW greet <-ountry àrom.l
Dnnn ir>eldr the fair frmnd· during
ih· week. TH*tt is so muck for
thrtn to «ko— to mo eh that they
shoolil see—that it will be · ihame
tf any of thorn are obliged to miu
it
"The association has Hone every
thing it on ito to -make this fair
eredltablc lo your community «nil
helpful and entertuhiUg to you. We
have rombed the country for exhi
bit· from the Acids and farm· amd
homea and factories; we have hook
ed the boet the nation can offer in
the way of cirrus performers; we
hare engaged the beat of Amer«ru
for the midway attractions. All of
this hae been «lone that the people
of Ban***. Sampson, Johnson and
Cumberland might benefti through
the Dunn Pair.
"The fair 1» for tho p>-op!r of
these four eouatiee—for the farmer*
and their wires and children srho
have maile of thl» great reus try t'oa
prosperoas region it li· We want
theen to como and so« Um ftlr, to pro·
It through R« beneficial features a*d
to bo asnuesii and etrtertoloed through
the purely amsasasK features. They
Have norer had ο better opportunity
to aoo boat of «hoir eoBuedahy than
la offered Û» rough this fair. It ι»
theirs, we want them to am Κ to
the utmost.
"A· the Don» Fair lires H grow
grows better, greoter and mere help·
fel TMo yew we offer tha beet la
•or history, bot that do· not most
wo will not continue to grew, lock
year wo hope to odd to eot greet
noaa and helpfotoow; ami te «hV
hope we a* the aid of those ten
whooe kensffl oar off one are bout
"Adb on of the people te km I
tto fblr Utl· ptr Ttor «UI Mm I
and «4H to tolp*d (tiravth (Mr at
LESS
Pre·. Tori
Out
IFOR
tGE
Point·
Pur
FARM
Fair U Stag*4 ;
Airicahv
CouetlM
>UCE
Exhibit·
" We are gi*
Hprnert,
Cumberland .
io Ëaftern C» ,
low that oharjjcd ]
our eta** - - «Mil,
c«/'»ie md enjoy 1
S« Mid Hncrf
president Of ϋ|ά
-\^ι iinhnruyl'^
tinds lime IrvWI
ing and hajc
v«« a very I
ruallv at Dirm;
i* confident. **""
•iiim Ufa»;
effort» Îarij
"S"**. ^
cvhthii» fhia \
on rwirdiK^]
Th. 4
B*f
, frirrvU of
*m\ and
bew (air
price be
fair* uf
Ihcni t<:
Piiilinut//ri.
it Count·
Itknn. Vk 1m I
' fanr.
lo <J« I
•n to ilae I
Μ ηη·Ι
Urtiiijtuo ;
rV'exix»
former]
apd ûcM
fierce# ι
f present in I
features tn At Mr, tu ρrioé pur
po«c i» Ιο J** Ι» firmer jtxt · .
impru*e lifr-upoo tl>e f»r«1 All
otJicr thing* Ίρνοι pn.-ill J*M<le tlw
effort the amrhrtioR lyiuaJofir tti
^eiialf of the ïatmer #ru) the farm.
JlirouRh the (|ir wt I wipe l<> un
prove f.inrit and farming; wr ho|>c'
lu Attr.iii more iamicr* of iotcfli
ecore 10 make farm» wore vat
nahlc :iimI mort profitai Àe
" Farming i* the lilt Moot! of wir
cuniniuniry. It"»» the one thins
• i|voti which wk are dependent a.·* ι
rrnvimnity. If it fail* wc fail ;
v> lien it prnxper» the entire commit
nitv profit* It 1» W thi* re»5<m
ih.-.t tt>e fair »*"Acialinn devote* ski
t much 'of Ii» »tie ition to the «W-part·
j rrxnts in which are exhibited cattle,
sheep, hoi ses. mule», hog*. cbiek«3i>.
farm .nul ticW crop· and other
thing* «j| tin· farm. These exhibits
arc dcMguei; to pfxlnce a *ort «f
triemUy ijvulry between fanner»
wlto will endeavor lo excel all uth
η* m prtrtlucjng wewe things.
" Reside· tiicse farm exhibits we '
(vive attracted te this fair some o<
the highest Ha*» *nnsemem» of tbc
country. The Brtwn A Dyer show·»
.tc linmght t«i the niiilway iv* be
ean*e we think they will make the
most inunty for thi afeociaiion, I nit
Ixc.Mtse we know they are clean
attraction·, mural and modest. hon '
est and honorable. They arc Mr
»Iiows, but they do not carry th.
collection of filth usually found in
the wake of rftowt of the magnitude.
The management of this «how com
l*ny doc» not countenance anything
hat will prove detrimental to the
;uiblic. They will aid m tl>« prose
cution of any person who use* their
presence here ax an opportunity t»
|Ίν any illegitimate occupation
Our free act ^rojf'ram is larger
and lietter than any we h.\ve ever
<iffere«). We are (pending consid·
rrahle muney on tm« program, and
are confident that it will please those
for whem' we have fought it
" We want the public tn koov
that the fair at Dunn it not con
divted for the profit rrf those wh>
furnished tbe money to const rue
Ihc building» and plant. There
profit in the fair—nmnfiou* prof
it—hut it ROM to those who us:
the fair, » those who viait it and t<i
those who exhibit «ή it.
" We ars exacting a tremen
.lous attendance this year, and w(
f,re doing onr.be*t tn make the fai'
I'leasing to all wfa» attend "
The occupation of Constant!
snph hy Great Britain since 1911
has cost England a little les· tha·
$150,000,000
COLORED DIVISION
ATTRACTS MANY
EXHIBITS TO FAIR
Dr. Codrington Expect·
Great Showing This
Year
NEGROES TAKE
MUCH INTEREST
Baaament of Γ lor*] Hal] De
voted To ^olercd PaopU't
Aclivitio:—Stction ef Grand
Stead Rtienrd For TKeir
Um—Every Accommodation
Given Them.
The ileperttr.o.Tt dvetetl to tiie
'ixrwitif of iiivmrn ttj colni
etl people at the Duna Pair thi» jrrar
prebafcty will rxmic.I is aanhor, ht
trraat *nd m^arr.ta.1·* tho*» prraeui
ul la*c. tctwlii; to Or. C. I). Co«l
rintrtou nana»··', 01 Lu· livid an tars
wl «m te the cirfoitd people.
Laat y war IW> ηνχτν -teyr.rieM ni,
unib-r the mana«»M«nt of D . Cet'··
linetor· and Jan· W. »>«., faraxr
principle ef *.:»·.· Kart.itt Pean;>
Training affceol, won i-rai e from all
whe MW them. Λ1! >Ί«ΙΙ*ι Oiâc
thtr te*nparrt< favorably irljn tv
beat ilvpaitmrnt» <terotisl vie',u»i»cK
te rrhitU of wViiU· pvoylc. Semi!
■aid that tin·/ aNrra rvan ba'.u-r. ThU
rear Dr. CuliiittloA la do
«-van better, fer p-artfraflr ever?
colorai pcraoa ia the Dean Mat·tit.
hat beat ca'.i»te«1 in a great aa·-]
n>H to good idTwâi· «Jertae V*
fuir.
A* ra 4mm lut year the en'.'.r»
bamneat of flot·! H*Β kit been
tameJ eeer to the colored propU'x
ilhrlcioa. InC thi* will rvmc atl es
Mbtt/ Hreu^'ii ;»y vmojiIc for
Vlir ittfivj·» nui ni hoon- innMlln,
iftM.llq aiwl faury varie.
—1»w ι il for thla p«*p»M. ■
Th#-i« will h· uo M par* to <i&7 for
colored ρ>φΙι this pear. flqr ara
invited to attend ewery day ai the
fair. Tha mus* accoimoodatien* «ill
l)t given l'ipm that art giver. white
people. TV.» «-aitt'iTS eec'jeo of the
ρ anil «ta ml, a t'rtir.l of the mlHf
taped ty of tut great itruftare, will
be aet aaliU for r.toee of thr colored
prnplc whu Jr/ij* iiaU while tka
racoe an.l fn-« luia ai* in progim.
Th·· rMertil people will mUr throoRto
the main entrance to th* rraadatand,
bat arr ;·*·.|ογΜ(η1 to »o the low·τ
half ot tli.· .loubtc rtahway la the
iroi.t ctnler »f the building. Thie
will av> coafuMen uml five the col
ore»! pt op'.p cuv urrena to their «cet»
Officia!» of ίλ* fair aieedatio·
arr takirg much intejv»t In the color·
otl pMpVf department. Thcy wan1
the «ylorotl people to ·»« the opper
taaitieo offeml tliein by the fair M
the fa licet ailvanlatfe ami will b<
cl»rt to a#al*t In JMdnul exhibitor
in every **Γ po*aiUe.
FAIR FACTS
Admiteion p ic·»: ι
At) perton* above twelve years of |
·«· Me to pay AO rent· for
each aHmSsn'on to the fround», ex
cept at night, whtn a Oat charge of
ί* cent· wtll bo marie CKRditn un
xWr twtevr will a><miHeil for tl cent·
day or night. I
G rami Stand A<tmi*»ior:
ι Adjnl<*Wn to Utr grandstand wfll
eoK rarh peraou 26 cent* Jurlng Ike
«lay. There w'H bo no chaigca for
granditaixl Mat· at sight.
AU «rctiem» of the grandttand, e*·
eept that ta {ha axtreiae nA My
be occupied by white people who arc
aafcad. to a*» the wetter· «Lain*ay
aad the appcr half of tlx· lower atair
way only. The eaateni tertio· ia re
served for colored people, who are
aikerf to bm the lower half of the
tower etalreay.
. fader tie r'niumnance» win per
eo«t ho permitted to etand ia the
•Met or la «he front PTOiaa&ete
Manhel» clothed with police authori
ty wiH bo on daty ta enforae thee·
reraUtiaa·.
Oroantt» Open anal Oev:
C«U· win he «pea Ta* (eneral ad
a»U«kn< at · o'clock In the moming
The 4·* ailyalirie» char·· w« b<
reflected antll Τ a'cloek la the even
iag. At that hour the night eharg.
of I» conte «ΠΙ begin
I Traclne«an aMd eaMhiUri «m h*
Ipenaittod ta drive car· lata th<
rrtMnvt· Wan »*· la the raorniag
II bat at that aOnate rihiele p»t<
will bo eloeod aad all vehicle. mm*
·. have been rtrtrea m*. Under m
l'Hreumetanee· will aataiMftlt· b<
-1 allowed to j'uwla la «te groaad· af
Iter Ml, aee will aay he tteW·
liarin* the 4uj
ss îwrs:'
Mith aiwi wvtfL Tk«r Mat km
by Mr af tfc· iMd whtob b*n*d«
Om mûxrrrt nd t{ tk· gronda, an
tertae til· I>Jnn-S*n»en hWmtjr fc*.
7«mI tha wee*. Thay wflj r*t*r* la
w«i «fcr»«»h «Μι road, rt-«n taring
raart at EMreHro LmI
«tor·. The Durham and BoitWm
*»n»»y Caei>««y will hm a wMab
·» ihtf »t ft· Falrgreead imO
' Md It win a ai ha anaaairy
w* (a rtiflMii ta
Ε-—k
I
BALLOON GOES UP
NKBT ANDDAY
r— *
STEM BROTHERS
BUY LOCAL BLDG.
Λα important ikal «v rte»'
Tuedir .afternoon when H. L
CoArm, recti wr for β» State
Hank 4- Trim Co, »oM the bank
tgtilding mi En» Broad ttreet to
Stein Hrother*. of FayctteviHt·. The
amMderatioo w» $lft,500. The
►ale lu· to be «««firmed by th-'
court*, however, though it U cocfi
Ucntly expected that thi* will 1j<
done nilhin the next ten day*.
The building, which is occupied
by the defnnrt hank ami Langtey':
haHier «hup. wa« owned by tlx
bank and wit «old in the ronrve oi
winding up the affair* of the inntiiu
tion. it in a two-«tnr) brirk jtfnjc
titre, centrally located.
When wen Ti»e«d*y by a Die
patch rqmrtcr, Xfr. J. Stein «tarée
tliat lie wa* not yet re*dy to (tivi
out any statement a· to the plan·
'of hn concern, but added that h<
would nui bec a statement cwirermi»? t
ϊ»πκ m K«n as the Mie had been ,
confirmed by the conrl».
Steiii Wrother» art Veadtnjç mer· a
ebanta of Fayeneville. aid it i* ex t
pectcd that they wul cmvert the ,
hnildmg into η modern department
•tore for ilirir onn tw.
Tlie IwuiV fixture* have ιv« YC
been »oM. Vm will be dityoivd of jî
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Got. Mormon Favors
Presidential Primary
Charlotte. Oct. 2.' -In «ηηηνικ
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membership in North Carotin*· del
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ward any man mi* regarded at
candidate for the Frrvidcatiâl notai
nation and advocated the hotdtaf of J
a primary in North Carolina, "ml
wMch the people may he allowed to]
! ren'nter their rhok. of « Pieaidm-I
Utal candidate."
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