dr. JOYWKB. SPEAKS
TO BIO Q&O^TD
If Your Ford Car Gets Oat Of
Fix What Do Too Do?
i^mnirtu, nvcsm
POOREST 19 C. S.I
with you tor the
at the pa
<?a of the dukra of today that they
Kay irt given a bir chance in their
*?T" Tpokjt Dr. J. Y. Joyner to a
Cotr. Hone packed full to overflow
its OB Saturday aflernoao at 3 o'CltU,
?tea be delivered one off the stroag
esr am Co-operative Market- |
?ie thai has beta beard bere in some |
tune. Ia his opening remarks 1
prwty tribntes to the late Judge
r?A?, Governor Bickett and Doily
Ttesus and spoke of his last visit
bere u a plea tor the edocntloanl
?Bua^iios of tht children. He
tjefc off his resigns t ion as Snperin
t?32i of Public Instruction for the
So:? a Ul) with the purpose in mind
eff rtcaraing to his old home on the
fare and together with his wife spend
i*r the remainder of Us days In his
?ii bene. Bat seeing the women and
Lrtie children. whom be had spent
Ofr part of his life pleading and
=g far that they might hare a
:iw? in this world of battles,
: their backs in the fields un
C hot snn. doing the wore that
w_- --eiy too laborous for them
ars ' the value of crops decreas
ed Six r ^er cent in one season he
Bt tie "ineduUf need of the eco
Ksr udpation off the parents of
ti - iljerjs of the State. "I didn't
r. jo St in the sight off God Al
*. ,t*"K7 thai the man who produced
tl? off the world should be
fc. . w.-e< lo everlasting poTerty," said
Dr. ' . TtH . He slat&d that statistics
t :* iku ?2 per cent of the people of
X: ? i Carolina are employed in agri
r. _re . And that while agriculture
b ir uggesi iadnstry in the Nation
r is t;so the poorest industry in the
Xi^xa. It yields less per capita to
lir tat s eagaged in it than any other
L3-3T. "T%ere mast be something
v ~ it ~ be declared. He pointed out
!> ?- lie grower only gets 8 cents out
?c lie msmtit dollar under the old
gyszi*a. "Ttiat the same conditions
in the California fruit fields
-?TTii iijfy organized under the same
j ~ are organizing under, which
changed their share of the receipts
ta* i ceais to 48 cents of the con
BiKri dollar. "All we are asking
if 12 equitable division of the pro
at am r labors" declared the
-and every Just man ought to
b? Tilling to help as get that." He
a- itid his bearer* if they were riding
irvs the road in their Ford car and
aH off a saddea it woald stop an<t re
Ixsf io go further would they set
asi wait or get out. find the
t roib> and fix it. "We hare found
list irtwsWe with oar marketing sys
tcss ^ like the seasible man with the
that stop*, we are going io Hi It
so we can cmtiaoe to go. He then
Co-operative Marketing from
itx beginning la Denmark, where the
rwra! puyalstloa Is richer than any
where else III if. through Canadn,
Ca^teih. down to North Carolina,
s&cwing that there were no failures
ax? mi.'ffciw k had been tried it
-To"? hi nod the trouble and you
are a fool if yaa doat b ft." said the
s**ak?r. cratiaaia* "Please God we
to ?aftm? it against
i b? unto the man
i a member to
use .we are
to get him.
He ?o*d off how tU control of com
ii flrtj the prieeo and proved
t !? | 1*1 1 ? by 1 1 fcrfmt m to the Stand
ard OO Co.. the Steel trust, and the
off Cs up ml Ire Marketing
greatly en>oyed
j - n '
beautifully iatro
?K*i by Mr. E. H. Maloae la a short.
? full of
that Is so freely enjoy
?d by the
appreela -
All are I
TO NAJKE NEW SCHOOL
FOB GFNBBOIM DOXOB
Life-eise Portrait ?t Mr. Vui WU1 Al
??? Haag 1b BalMlng.
Frankllntqn, Sept. 2. ? At a recent
mass meeting the citizen! of Frank
linton adopted formal resolutions of
fhsnka to S. C. Vann tor the gift of a
$100,000 school building. The resolu
tions were offered by Her. Or. Dan
iel Albright Long, minister of the
Christian church In Frankllnton, and
were unanimously adopted aa follows:
"Resolved 1. That the proposed
school building be named for the don
or and stand as a memorial to a tar
seeing. consecrated man. who was not
winmg to Hue in a world without win
ning victories for humanity;
"2. That the citizens of this commu
nity place a llfe-sTZed painting of the
donor wfthlA said building on or be
foiV'IU dedication;
"J. That a rising and rousing Tote
of thanks be extended onr distinguish
ed fellow citizen for his?generous and
unselfish gift for a noble cause."
In its account of the meeting the
Frankllnton News said:
"The meeting was opened with pray
er by Dr. Bumpas. Members of the
school board. Supt. Hoy Taylor, May
9 r Ford and the ministers of the town
occupied the stage. Mayor Ford was
In charge of the program. .
"Superintendent Hoy Taylor read a
"letter from Mr. Vann in which was
outlined the purpose and plans of the
proposed school building. The min
isters, Supt. Taylor. Mayor Ford made
1 6ve minute speeches, paying tribute
to Mr. Vann and expressing apprecia
tion of the spirit that prompted him
to make this magnificent gift.
"Resolutions read by Ben Cook on
behalf of the town pledging co-opera
tion were also read and adopted. Fol
lowing the speaking the audience stood
and "gave a rousing Tote of thanks' to
Mr. Vann, and several Individuals
l.resent accepted Mayor Ford's invita
tion and made short speeches of appre
elation .
"When Mr. Vann was asked to make
a few remarks, he said that the letter
read by Supt. Taylor about covered
what be wanted to say, but added that
to make the school the success it
should be the co-operation of all of
the citizens was needed. This was
fledged. ^
"Mrs. George Gilliam sang a beau
tiful solo, after which the meeting was
closed by the audience singing 'Amer
ica.' and the benediction by the Rev.i
D. A. Long."
?j SHORTEST KOl'TE FROM NEW
TORK TO XIAXI.
It is a fact but not generally known
that the shortest distance between
these two points Is right through Louis
burg, as by the enterprise and public
spirit of our Countym&n W. D. Fuller,
the road over Ransom's Bridge has
been made passable and traffic made
possible by the completion of good
roads on either side- leading to that
bridge.
The public is especially indebted to
Mr. Fuller of this County, and Mr.
Sydney Williams, of Halifax County,
for their attention to this matter as
the distance between this seection and
Halifax has been shortened by sixteen
miles. Only a week ago a man from
over in Halifax County was trading in
Louisburg. When the link between
Warren ton and Louisburg Is finished
the old town will rise from her ashes
and take on a new life.
BEPAIB OF K0 AD DET0CB
Public Laws of 1921. Chapter 2, En
titled. "A? Act To Provide Fbr The
Construction of a State System of
Hard Surfaced Roads, etc.
8ec. 11 reads as follows: "It shall
be mandatory upon the State Highway
Commission, Its officers and employ
ees, or any contractor, or sab-contrac
tor employed by the said commission
to select, lay-oat, maintain and keep
in as GOOD REPAIR as possible, suit
able detours by tlfe most practical
routes while said highways or roads
are being Improved or constructed
and It shall be mandatory upon the
said highway commission and its em
ployees or contractors to place or
cause to be placed explicit directions
to the traveling public daring repair
of said highway, or road, aoder the
process of construction. All expense
of laying oat and maintaining said de
tours shall be paid oat of the State
Highway fund."
BABN SI PPK B
Mr. and Mrs. J.- W. Wesson gave
a delightful barbecui last Friday night
complimentary to their neice, Miss
Annie Moore, of Alberta, Va., who la
visiting them near town. There was
plenty of barbecue, cake, and other
gDod things to eat. All enjoyed the
toe. After the yoang people spent
some time playing games of many
kinds they departed tor home, wishing
Mr. snd Mrs. Wesson a k>nr and n*p
rr nts.
8. A. L. LETS CONTRACT
Capt. L. L. Joyner, local Agent for
the Seaboard advises the TIMRS man
this week that be baa received Infor
mation from the Railroad authoiitlea
to the eSsct that a contract has been
awarded Elliott Building Co., for the
construction of a 110,000 station at
Louisburg. It Is expected that work
lWtl> be begun In (he near fmturs.
HON. JOSEPHUS DANIELS TO SPEAK AT THE
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR
I The Fair Association and Franklin
County are extremely fortunate to
have Hon. Josepbus Daniels, Secre
tary of the Navy under Wilson to ad
dress the people of Franklin and ad
joining Counties October the 4th. which
be educational day at the Frank
ln^'ounty Fair.
jrhia will be a red letter day for tke
"Fair and Franklin County. Wednes
day wtll be a County holiday and thir
ty-live hundred school children with
numerous oats and decorated Car*.
iCapt. Hugh Perry, Commanding Bat
tery B 117th F. A., Capt. R. E. ES?
(?erwood. Commanding Headquarters
Detachment and Combat Train 117 F.
| A.. Cape. P. G. Alston. Commanding
I The Confederate Veterans, will N?
[seen m a rplendid parade to do honor
|u? Xoni Carolina's gift to America,
j Jos- ^ ~ Daniels. "The greatest Sec
lietirr Tie United States Mitt has
ever had." Mr. Daniels *u not ca fcr
a great S?retary. but is a silted spekk
?r and with the first hand knowledge
of eight rears of the Earths most *oa
*?rfu! happenings, he is in a poacoa
t* 4riv (acts from a store house (iH
at oioot ail information . The
reoyle of Franklin and adjoining
Coudt! are (ortanate indeed to hare
, Mr. DttMi and thousands will hear
biB at I iwiitin oa October Ul. .
SIDE LIGHTS OF THE GREAT WEST
I Your scribe trill never forget the
I scenery along the cogged railway op
I to the top of Pike's Peak. With a. cog
ged rall^ middle of track, with a. 35
degree jjtade In places, it took near 1 5
two hours to make the eleven and one
half mil &8 to summit. This railroad
has been in operation thirty years, not
an accident during the whole lime.
This was the first time we met women
in knickers, bloomers, men's collars
and hats, bo that it waa hard to tell
them from men by their dress. We
were struck by the absence of bird
life. Saw a few specimens like oar
Jay birds, but called Whiskey Jacks,
and a few mountain sparrows. We
left Colorado Springs at 4 o'clock a.
m. Aug. 2nd and entered the Royal
Gorge at 7 o'clock after passing, thru a
large apple orchard in the valley, that
shipped usually 15,000 barrels per
year. The market value of this land
was over five hundred dollars per sen*
and none for sale. All thru the West
the blockldera hold forth la galley
and canon, and his product is called
by various and sundry names, some
times Jackass Whiskey. The Royal
Gorge is where the Arkansas Rivet
cuts its way thru the Rocky Mountains.
For twenty-four miles thru gorge and
tunnels, with perpendicular cliffs ot
solid rock in places 3000 feet above
the track, with river and railroad
crowded In places not over 100 feet is
width, with hanging bridges as it
croasea from side to side of the cliff -s
and river the mind Is lost la bewilder
ment at the wonderful panorama of
changing scenes, and the ?u?ilsfsl
engineering skill ot the railroad bond
ers.
After the Royal Gorge was passed
thru the Eagle Pass, with Its gold
mines In the cliffs thousands of feet
above the railroad. Wo <o)|rt that
evening for an hour and one- half at
Glenvrood Springs, where we took a
hot sulphur hqpi in a pool filled with
hot sulphur water about 100 degrees.
We crossed the Or ftat Divide, where
the waters eastward go into tba At
lantic Ocean and westward thru the
Colorado River Into the Pacific Ocean .
This Divide was over 10,000 feet la al
titude with the highest PostoMce la
the world. After passing over sosse
ot the greatest grades on oar trip,
with three heavy engines palling oar
trains, curving thirty mile* to make
seven miles In dlstanca we arrived at
Salt Lake City about llNfcloc*^ We
were given an automobile fMrvoawl
this wonderful city and witnessed an
Organ Recital In the Mormon Tabor
nacle on the second largest pips organ
In the world. This great building I
waa planned and built by Brlgham
Young, not a nail uaed Is Its coastrsc.
tlon. There to no greater miracle la
American history than the rtaa ot
Mormon Ism. Ia 1M7 Brlgham Toaag
wltlj 141 in, I women U< t child
res arrived at Great Salt Lake, tlw
site of Ibtir present city. la Dec.
1S47 he na ebonen President, a ad b?
:u ike planning ud bellrtiay of dale
Lake City.
, -ion a C Ij*JM aad growing rapidly,
*ith vide streets, beautifnl " ~
!firl
state street Iwbkt
a IUM.IN Scale
' oa kill overlooking city. Doc
school bmldlnjcs- ItiJh
hoots aad colleges. ereiV boy ud
Tfci
; -ople. The highest authority in the
chnrdk is the President of th- whole
clinreh aad two eonuncillors.
twelve apostles are a traveling ;
ing Hgh cotacil. The apotlss. pa
riarehn, high prieats. seventies.
cp?
lay mm hods fo*?the gift mi the Hoii
Chant aad ? ? ia other ordinas
c *9. Opposite the Tahernaf te in the
r.reat TiMpli . So usHlln J admt
t-d_ Every Honsaa givea a tenth of
jean
Christ of Latter day si
*'i? Ten of Faith an:
(1> Faith fa the Lord .
>;? N?>w. <3?
Peak Daily News with
In It. tor the
?a I gtoaMd (he
Pike's Psak Daily Xm:
EXTKHDS TIME *
PAY TAXXS
Tin ifTws uu?? w hi.
DC MAM
M W ill M
r Inviir |iy>rt?
?a Puyrr LpC
Ti* Ocuu d off Coulf Commission?
?? *? recalar session ra Honda?
w*hail meatier: pressmt. After ap
;??" ->* erf prerioas meetings
tir Biir< ya i*f f ii?<i wtT?i business m
fallows:
S&5-? K4tt.tr Bordeaux. Home Dmdi
BTatana Agexx. made her report before
ke Baard.
| (Xi ?Tj?t of Hudson ud second
ed w Pt;*r, ike Coutj was antior
fxesi t.> ;c:?Mt a desk for the office
tie Bxs* DeaosxtraDoo Agent.
Hjjtsci wa?a??o?aied a cotai-itTTee to
l*Takp- tie jfinrtiase.
Or ?d? oT Fuller seconded by
TS*i?r-iake. ?. T Griffin was reBer
ei off -yZl fell tax on acconnt erf i(
UtoSiB.
, Oa iriT->m_Tpm Rogers. Percy Sol'
<4sa axit E. G Gonick were rsUered
o< jua ai Isr 1<>S.
' On sdkxil si -was ordered that the
'""tta'T VMf"-<r be instructed to inres
tie ?jxa.d2rares o< the Road
j Boards la: *Xi At townships and see if
tiler art- ?y-T,^r their allottmest in
rise ngto riaamti.
| Oa. 3tiirat?n * was ordered that the
i Cfers Z13 tie Board funish return Cck
|?s Sht lie t>iC Soldiers to go to Asfce
Ti* iatlowmg * we placed on ocr
'?ii? jasj-er list az the amoont set op
posite tifc_r TT-m?:
* A- Perry s I children. increase
trom. K..? ta H.?*
[ *". A- Penrs wile 14.90.
hi? \~rgriT J4.M.
| QnL?a Skh?r M.W.
F MUdrad Lame S3.W.
Cyrass Ftnsnxait C M.
HHISard Sl-rrey S3. 09.
j Begcrt ef B . C Perry. Saperinien
' lien P?ft?r "W rttare. was recetred and
'orfenti fjeid.
f Bepec: a* J . J Hoioez. Saperitnen
<teoj: Camr Hcime was received md
ffleif- Be rfforu 14 white and S cst
l<w*rf -X3BUU? . Rebecca Ha*tms died
itst revert.
J T'lrf * iV.-g?rr motion by Hudson
fey Fuller, prevailed. ~Ai
iter sobering the SberiS to advertise
ti? ~ai estate for sale to satisfy d?
t itecMSE tales dne thereon the first of
i *! find it impossible for
,mH? itf lie OftHlX)ce?7 tax payers to
; 3 (ij sioirf hefr*re Ocuacr is*,
: fc is ordered that the Sheriff
wisft ii: 1 sajd advertisement of sale
tor amjeier 31 Oars.
t Tie ixorat resolution wa^ imani
?aoKti i rifcii&ed K the Board: ""We
th-? neicbcr* of Lhe Board
cf of Fraaktirt Coanty.
in c*mfy that we are faxor
a&u* --r -Y* frna?r-mg a project
{or ti?e iuLrc Enlacing of the whole or
my jajt td the road leading from
L?oiKS>Ers as The Xasb Cownty line ( the
t.vu&nlUe road) that may be agreed
I a t?-C_ ipat rxmfijtjOT that we can reach
! a SiCM^rOTy agrefrment with the
'State HagjLsay Commission for a defi
1 rw* *?e? trr the refund of sach mem
[?ys by the Coonty for the
isasi tiatHLi utajaii . "
f After aUcwisg a cumber of ac
<wm -ht Board adjourned to its nil
; reyiiar bkhole.
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[ A tJtrjrae was sprung on their
BUT fnrafi* in L<ouisb?rg oa Satar
\*ZT- A^aun 23th. l?n. whe? Mr.
C&aarfe CMSms and Ifiss Jsasie Tbooas
I wwe kinftr married bi Re*. J. A.
*rtw.
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, HI ?* )taj. J. B Tli ? ? and is ?e
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jSonday.
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