THE NEWS AM) OBSERVER, SATURDAY, JUS 11 23. 1310
The News and Observer
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' . Km i;i Observer Pi.ii5!fi. Ccipiny
jJOgEriU DAMCL. ,
OSrtl Imul Mamr Wag. Merita .
THE ISTRGEXT MOVEMENT.
j had' prectVaily appointed Knot. thstt
the 'Morgan mterrwte turn Ml Wtflnr-
i K.OW XfTHta ABOrT THE
i lUAKACTKH OF r. A. D.IMFLS
THE US " UK
AN UP-TO-DATE GTOVE
Do ycu rcilizs there is no avgtr my rcsscn hf
you should us, s coil range? Oil is cbnpcr thia ccsj; it
is lighter and easier to handle, tr4 givei sa intense
heat. Provided' you have the right stove, eil is more
economical, cleaner asd less trouble. Have you seen the
He7 T?i3K3sfio-w ; -
The who! country I naturally deep
ham and . that i the Gufinh.im ( x w, ,, , tTa rt H Hs
Iv Interested In the insurs-ent move- ! mmH RaJUnxer. Mr. Roceeveit. ha
Jodlvtal Temperament and Dignity
ment In tha Republican party led by ieed, would be forced' ta mdora tha
To the Editor: I ant today la re
ceipt of a? copy of 'The State Demo
crat," under data of Raleigh. N. C
Tuesday. June II. 1111. It carries at
ft mast-head thaw word, "Loral
Self-Government, tba Eaaenca of De
mocracy," but It I had read the paper
without eeeing Ha title and "tail." I
abauld have been ceavtnred that It
waa as antl-prohjbltlnn. Republican,
liquor organ, tta editor la one J. C
CaddelL On tha firafpage. under tha
COXCtrDIXG SESSION OF THE AS--OClATIOJf
AT WRIGHTSVOXE
BK.VCH TE8TERDAY LAKGF-ST
JfEETiXO YET HELD.
(Special td News aad Observer.)
Wrlghlsville Beach, H. C-'nna It.
Tha continuing aeaalon of tha North
Carolina BBkra ( Aaaoclatioa waa
LaFolIrtts, C'ummini and Bevertdge
Thla interest haa Increased alma tha
Taft supporters In Wisconsin orxen
titd to fight LnFolIctta and tba Vice-President-
hsderlsred' war ag alnat
the Inaurgentn '
Tha lndlanaponi??VC"th"eTIst
newspaper In tha Weat. which la Inde
pendent la politlca, thuadlscusss that
Taft administration and to get behind
htm for re-election, because T,ft was
tha maa of hi making, and that he
Maid nt go back an hta own creatloB-
TBI OXLT PAPR W wUSHBDATTHI
TATB CAPITAL l.INO
Full Associated Press Reports
What Will Rocweveit do CoL WaL
teraoa tho forecasts ah future at the
clce long editorial: "Bat there la
a great place for htm and a grext'fu-
heading. "Oreat Democratic Rally,- It
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Entered at tha postoflVe it Islslgb,
C a Second class nail gutter,
SATTRDAY.
June 15, III.
MOfiMSO TOXIC.
(David BUrr Jordan.)
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l (ipi Lai it ii i nna -t ia"t n rnriuna lea i naa
"lrlM".1!'. lPrt.U"',r. .T11'
come to him who ran make ua of It.
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
My temper's aa eerety geaM. a tkleg
ef bWed ad fleei I'M eeerlf always beer
aeamnla' ee aew ta ebeeii my Ire eeww
tlasee a Kerserfc raae eewiee m'mt mm ae
mt sews Vlkleg te 1 iM mum asd rrlerlea
flee beteee e. ea4 weatea
TNI rigaf
seTeaaa ead falsi. Areead
mr heme I rsge sad Ikaa-
" " "Her, a.r IHU the THile
Mir. leer Ike rsrattare aneeer, sag
brisk Ike ehssaelleee. I areare ereead I
warlike laakiee. aaa aaeteat aaews ere chanae. Ho when they saw that there
that ware I fly tat a l time te ', actually were Republican In t'ongreaa
ellmfc leee My lew, per is a ikies - " bo were prepared to fight their bat
rertaia la betk lis rte aad rslli teiwetlate rallied to the support of theee
It eteadt a let of hartla' sag aeree kaeks
, n.. .... ... . .., wrw..
'd paaened aiy aese. aad
ta lb. I k.se ef sseass aad Sawe m$ leas- .
wv I.
' reee, a aalf
bear later, wkee I ked ieeraered kewei
" T keif ewe like tk rwalag eratee ef Aelaa.
dewa aeer Itewie. I sieewved a. teams
I bed tbe raklea. aad ewie,.ke thlss. wltk
t-yekrt net wet wa ary wrte ww4
bablee. wklrfc she ar martial eesl
uVf7t
(Copyright,
l(v he
fteorg Mitthew
Adams )
Mfl fT ATT Pr-MOCrtACT KSX TTtF
WAKE COTTTi" COXTKITT.
Tocley the Democrat of everr coun
ty In North C.r-TT.MI wW 'fiT f ft"
their prlmarle or township conven
tion to elect rtelegatee to the vrlous
convention and set In motion the ma
chinery to eelert th llemocrstle can
didates from Conatable to Chief Jus
tic In moat eountle the convention
plan will prevail and today township
delegates will ha choaen tn the county
convention which will be held In every
county of the Plate on th second day
of July.
In mnel eountlee the only huilnees
todav will concern State and district
matter, for very few eountle will
nominate their county candidates tn
dv Wsk. Mecklenh'trg. Oullford
and a few other count's will
name i
rounty officers. Others
counllee
will nm them Ister In some ,
tounlle th fMI4it tor coun
ty officer and legtelattv positions
are not named int;l Augtist or
September There is a growing
feeling (snd proper nnel In I HI a
day 'of oul' k cnmmunlrstlon to post,
pone political conventions until two
months or ten weeks lfore election
In the old times when It look several
flay to get the news from Sew Light
ir VtskefleH in Wek muntv. snd
candidate, reculred months to reach
the people, esrlv conventions were
neces.iirv (t.t P'iw (hit have
rallrou ls rencbtng neerlv every sec
tion telephones going everywhere,
rural delivery tn all pits nf the
State. V'ui van reach the penpl.t h.-t .
ter n .e in one week thsn Jon could
rerh them In a month In Vanre s
time Therefore polltl, l parties
should defrr all convention n I pri
maries until August eo that hot ti
much of the tear shall be taken up
with political contests
Todny Hi Democracy of Wake
county l It mar.h to the polts-m two
contending armies, each seeking to
nanlnate the . H t, k a t that , baa
presented for th ronalderatlnn of the
voters of the rountr It has been g
hot ronte.ton. of th. warmest th.t
.
tha county ha know n. Th conteet
today will be fought earnestly until
thO po.1. Com and each ..da .... con.
tost svsry Inch of ths grouAd Ths
a. w,U mt thl. morning po, con.
tending forces of Democracy The
party in vtase is sngagen in a rami y
......... .
roniuct iaaa nx an ismny rows It
I no pink tea affair) and tha ques
tion to ba, tattled today la whether th
man supporting th Mas Meeting
ticket or the men supporting tha old
officer will guide tha party and ad
minister tha affairs nf th county. Tt
Is a ssrloua struggle that la being se
riously and ttrsnuously fought out and
tho men engaged In It are ef tha type
f "by tha eternal" Democrats who
nortr surrender.
But th tun tomorrow morning will
rtss upoa a militant aad united Wak
towntr Democracy. Tha men who
tra nominated today will ba tha agents
selected for carrying out th pom,
eratic principle and Deraocrati
policies. ,1 Bom Voter will bs disap
pointed In not seeing their favorite
nominated la tha primary, and with
Soma tha disappointment will go hard.
But th trad and tried Democrats who
will participate la today, primary wilt
'bow ta tha will of tha majority of thif
party associate and tha ticket named
wilt racwtva th aupport at story
Domocrai la tha eemnty, whether tha
rnea be trots for la th primary " or
other ar nominated.
iHnave" ha pu h -w- jotftH-elr.an nv
mat to ta derived from a eoasidsrs
tlon of tha strength of tha Insurgent
movement In tha Republican - party.
That tnovemant la strong because it
rama by -way of reaction agatnat evil
and abuse that had grown to be In
tolerable. It waa nut premeditated
and not 'made- by any one man orfj,d authority, perfect diainteroatad
roraniiwunn oi men. mere n own :
ho organlUon at work In Ita behalf. ,BI tTnPr'T, procedure, ma.
It waa treated aolely by condltiona. It i tar of Maeir. equally free and fearteaa
la the fault of a reaction or protest i of the hand-made etateemea and tln
The movement, like all great politic al ; horB ,BglMrlea bf bottt tba Demo-
mwinntBn came ifuee u wee nm
;ed. and for no other reason Ja thia
' '
raae the need waa great.
i.. n -.
"ver aee, before how the Inter-
est had. Intrenched themeelve In our
tariff legislation (lid Republlcana w ho
I had been shoutlne for brotactlnn for
I ' run Kn f I t .1 unitAfvlanit t K.f
the protection moot d eel red. the pro
tection which the Impudent lobby de
manded, wa protection of certain
'greaf miinopoTIei whlrh already coh-
trolled large -Industries, and to eome
: eitent controlled the government
I Itself The tariff wa revealed as the
butirea of privilege And every word
in It defense that waa apoken by such
t men a Aldrlch. Cannon, lxlaa and
Hale only served to strengthen the
popular conviction that our tariff
method were altogether wrong, and
to relnf.irrv the people In their belief ;
that the particular bill waa vlcloua '
spirit of revolt waa In the hearte of I
,.;..i " " T "r
y I (in Rrr, IT." J WV HI 11 7 '
of them had been for year, for !
men enn tney are neninn them to.
day Jf it were not eo nothing could
n,, bn Rr.,rn,h,rt - ,h.
iniurgent In Waehlhgton. Of them-
selves they aould have been helpleee. '
And this Is the point that should be
preeeed on the people. What counts
le, fw the leadership of -men, wot 4
the leadership of Ideas And that le :
the sort of leadership that w. are get-
fine from ih. in,nr.Mi, Tt. i
for wMcw thry stand IT TlgM, ind1h,,B rheeen Cssnn.lss.snsr -
they are. too. the Ideae that are lodir
d.iminating the popular thought of the "' presenting Mr Brews aa a however, exported him ta do other
nation Ho It U that these few men I Western man. Surry eouaty la well wise, for hla public career had been
re more powerful In many walw1,n,a her rights leeosrraphlrally aha characterised by fidelity to duty and
than the whole organisation crowd. about lt tnlle northweet of Rat-: loyalty to every promise or pledge.
In spit of the Aldrlch control In f,n' "4 th A"'''"T "jountalna I Nuw Mr E4llwfi wh.n Mr Thomas
the Senate, and the Cannon despotism I ,or,m r trn bor,f Trw T made that promise two year ago that
In the lloui. and the III -concealed i nLy coun'''- Alleghany and n4 sould Mt u , candidate for re-
r hllllnewe of the President, the Inaiir-
gents are carrying through th Preel
d'nt s program, and redeeming- the
partv promises. Of the Idea which
th Insurgent represent, and which
ea attrrtns the paoyHw. -the' 1rnwet
Is the determination tht privilege
must be destroyed And that Is why
th old lender, the friends of privi
lege, are so helpless They have noth
ing back of them except organisation
nd money There I no contac t what
ever between them and the thought
of tha people -the two meet at a-
point. Indeed, many of the reaction
rt do not even know wht the peo
ple are thinking about. They assume
that tha old order I to b permanent,
and are ulillmaly unconscious of
th almost revolutionary haiwie that
has come over the public mind
The new movement, therefore Is
full of lessons for our people, leeeons
which 'hey greatly needed to learn
The are proving to be apt pupils
rinsllv there la a thought that should
be pondered by the maker of nev
parties. Doubtlraa new partlea can oc-
v made Hut the rule is
now. thuua-h It la nut asnexailt i.
1 cogriireil as such the tnsnrgent wing
of the Republican party VI hat Is 'j
ture may be no one can tell, but it is
st the present time a new pari),
though still a part of the old organisa
tion It is new lecause It ts 'I I led
with new Ideal, aim and P':rpoee.
end I'ctaus It reflect the . haiid
thought nf th people We regard It
a the most encouraging factor in the
present political situation jt v II
heiir a good deal of study '
Kolk
tHildnt i
if Mlnaourl haa hmi
the eeeentlals for
tv and
i leader
In ihta day. In a rrirnt addreea si
Atlanta he declared that IMcainson
aa. appointed at the rei iest of Har
rimn. before th death of the rail-
ro.ci tntvgnate: tho I the a'cl Industry"
L".eBaSi!!!.i-l!.r
HH;lV; OF THF til.i IMit
Th manufai ture of glaae waa
known to the Kg-vpttan at a very
early data- Aa (ar ba. k aa R, C ,
th tombs Twntwm irhsvrrathtns
giaaa-blower at work, and glased
pottery has been dlecovered that - tie
I . 1?"r T.t. . ' L"
; a ikiviiiv iga, hi st7 tat aairaj s-vgs. iy ifitilam. f
e vldence. of tho manufacture of glass
hsvs been discovered, and utter In
, ''""'" '
i ,n ',"')' f '.!. ,PP!7 " ";
rnan-ar Jft.
I power The use of glass la Increased J
ovrio".y ri. oi i.iu-..7
waa introdared Into Haul. Soain and
:" ....". . j
Germany. In
.ViL J
aa early
as eariy as ,ne i nn cen'wry.anu in
Franca the
rsncs tns lactone, oi
ere sctlvs during th Roman and
rantwpiaa r Aini laaarsi
Frank k.r periods, survived ths Nr-I sandwich. M aaa With t kTduZwee.
r.",h:nrn?e,m wkVra Wl JIZ
aoatlsm! worker of tks (orM H natural gas. ths raster of
Mlddl Area. glass-mskfng moved wast of th Alls-
Greet differences of opinion prevail gheniea. where It stut remain,
regarding tha origin of glass-making' By tha eta of Ittt. tm ceaau
In Oreat Britain, some claiming that j shews that ths glaaa Industry af the
It waa establish! before ths Raman Called States kutd been brought tn a
conquest, nod other a lots as thtj very extenelv aad prosperous con
alxteenth century idttloa. There Were then III factories
Olaaa mhufctur In th United! la tho Vetted States, at a oa pit a Has
State date at a vary mach later! tlon of cloee to tweoty.flve milllwn
period, la 111 soms glaaa-makers! dollars ta lit, th nambeg of fac
worn among th artisan brtratht te torle. kad Inrrsaaed to t and tha
Jameotowa. a., but tho eras for I rapltallsaUaa bad, doubled Wself
tobacco Interfered with their Indus
try, la lilt, several Italian glass
workers wer imported to maaufac
tor bead for th Indiana In 1199,
a glaaa hows was reeled at Baleen,
Mess and William Psnn alludes te
a (junker glass-house la 111.
The first glass-making estabtlah
ment la th Colonies, however, waa
Jane IIUi I tha da to of the ftret MethndHt cwifssessfsx HeM (a Utt.
taJUxn ewgasnajsithi ChlwCwe wsters between the Rittteli a net
Chine-ess la whtcti they were awstetod by tho AsaeeSreuee, aae) OosaaaaaMte-r-Tsttnetl
made Ma fajnoaw otrtanatlosi Rlonel 1 tMrtkee than waaee" lw
I ana. It kt the Mrthday of wiUlaea am It h, the Aaertrae hlearartanv (TTlt
Mstnanlei Deertrig. th aathnr. 4111) Vensenev fatrttrdd. UkTAwwtrait
poet..(lo): Oilva Thnrra Miltef. !! asirenerea. f ui I : an4 MtHlialwrat
Votmg, lavrntor of aaaU h aad brweh snaking soar nines, ( IM),
ill
tMel chief JuaUce o lae I rMl.laaue uv waelher trank Lnu...W ef tae TlalUng banharf tart thla altars ; ;v w .- . -i . wle.iif I
Hlgh"tiurT
and ha will be ea accepted by tha en
lightened and Tha progressive af ail
parties; Ita purpose tha purging of the
public service; lis jurtsdtrtloa whom
ever the heed artses. Ita authorisation
cratlc and Rrpubllcaa partlea, where
. . .
, a Mr. Roo, a ow. auta of Kaw
Tork and ta tha 8tta of Illinois."
1. BRQWfi'S CillLE.
DR. BOOTH RKFtaiJI
BOOS fa LiTTrJU
TO MR.
To the Kdit.ir I sea Mr J 1 Roone
of Va)nill, haa an. article In tha
paper attempting to reply to my let
ter of the IHh in regard to the can
didacy of Judge A W Qrahaaa for
Corporation Comminontr. In which he
positively dealea that Mr. 11 C. Brown
oomicne is. air Boone or Mr Brown
him-lf .mt a1 frleoaa
.
1 ty verhallm from page 1 of the
rirruie-r enuuwa, rt t ttrwwn tor
Corporation Commissioner." sent out
h Mr. Brown snd hta friend an
nouncing hla candidacy
"TtM Voice of Swrry t wnty.
' I'reaente Henry Clay Brown to the
Im4 rata of NerUi Carolina for Cor-
roratton Commknaoner
"Henry Clay Brown wa called to
the poeiuea of chief Clerk to the
Corporation Com m tees oo from Surry
eauntyr arry iaiaa tha honor of
hla great aentce to tha mate, and
Pae far herself ajd her section of
the Ml ale. law klaher hwner ef havtnw
Oemocrau or North i arolina.
Ashe, between Harry and Tenn
I'.e. The West beyond the Blue Rids
haa been re pr seen Led on the Coenmla-
.Ion now twelve years, sad from ths
reogrsphlcsl point or view. w. ss ; 4na h, wa. n.r .n e,n,-
tTrej.rn W-r.ia,.fM.aa Tmm,l'
eooabl and luM ptuwmIUuw that mmITV.tVl.kJ.,k?
nurrv section oi tne weat. mat uv tn;.i vrvthin n..im. i . t-.-.n cninmi m.nw. ......
. V-.-... aay aterytninsj point w n uaanocmtiei. . ...uiii. . i u,.r.h..4 rit.
northwestern portion of North Cnro- landslide
lrn. Is now mora luatly entitled to', thing
the honor of the office, eo far ae'ge -, n
erai n.ra. riaima can gw (nsn any etn.BM, important cemmltteee In Con
et portion or tne w eat
Thle le et.ned by ninty-four Ia4 -
In Democrats of furry county and
wss circulated by Mr Brown and hie
manager
u. e.. w a l-ii- i AiA
He was then running .gainst M r.
l.ee. for whom Mr J B Boone
o b. champ.on Wh.n did Mr Brown
hang his domicile J.Wre Crahnea
t
la not a mmttdat agnlnai Mr. I Wo em.
but Mr Lc I trvlng to use Mr
Prnwa aupposed location aswlnst th
candidacy of Judge Uraham
The claim that Mr Rrown Is Waka
ro .nty man ta Just aa untenable .. to
T C . "tl UZn w J BrT1
ilrtmee. of Pitt; Hon. B F In ion. of
Cleveland. Hon. Franklin McNeill, of
New Hanover, and other State emote la
have resided with their families in
Balelgh for many year they are aleo
Wk county men
How doe Wake county relUh hav.
Ing ever) office holder who happen
to move his family to Kalelgh to live
while In the eervlce of the State
charged up a a resident against her?
(loverwor Kltrhln now llvee In Rat-
elgh. and of courwe he. too. Is a Wake
count) man' S D BOOTH.
Oxford N C. June Jl. 111.
IHIJJ tlHp: T SIX
Tlie twdla oiM-n In RabJ.h .Ki.
ewiwiilng at atx aVkarfe and the will
ie at Ni oikw-s. I hi. at crn-HMt. I
lm t focxrt. la the old Umej the
ill. cwwwsl In Itsivetrtl a awn-are. bat I
THIS W AR THF llll.l-s CIOUK AT
l o tMH K lHP
sTRY IX
AMRRir. VXE ts.
opeoe
irtt.
eaed for operation i oa Jane It
In Brook ryn. New Tork. k. a
intcn gentleman named
Bamnor.i
and the first bottle
ki. . .,
b,.
J - - weaver
c-olltlog of the
thit borough.
Historical Society ofi
Qlaasborough. K
J. waa founded
, , - -
21 1"T Oerwian glses-wiaker.
mL",. ,11.1", In 1717. the
"ZTT lrTJrX
right to mass glass In ths Stats for
twcHtLT
factoirrt tho Calt
Pittsburg. Pa ftrwt mmm -
.... 'L. "T ao glass In
' m etui a moot tmoortavnt
giaew-maaine renter At the vere h
hle
ginning coal was Weed Instead af the
t tradltlonaj wwod fued. 1 lln prsswew
' .im ' . "''
..... . - -
witnin recent yean artistic jita
waro af great beauty bad bon pr.
duced hi th t'nlted St.tev a nnt.t.
example of which ta th famnua
"Fsvrllle glaaa The V'olteA States
till Imports tnoro gtasa tkta ai.e
exports, the e porta botna that n.
culler product af Tank Ingenuity--pressed
glass . .
ianiia (Jooephua) u wining ta aac ! " i its appearance, i cm rcaiir can gppraoatB n nntu you ucr i
ceumy and la the state to elect hi
brother. aonta month 'ago when Mr.
Prank Danlela announced hta candi
dacy for tha judgeahlp. aeveral of ua
aald that we could ant aupport hlro,
bacauaa wa did not want to place tha
judiciary In tha hand of Ttie New
and Oberrrt." Theae worda are cred
ited to Mr. Jon m hla apeach. On
page two of thla aame paper appear
thla paragraph: "The Newt and Ob-
'amer, that aeldnm ever atagfeT up
I t?k.. oi 51T rS. M.TLi
makes votea tot. the Daniels-Bailey
.bolter ticket, but It will be a futile aa
I tha randldac of the editor's brother "
Purely the editor of the State Demo
crat and Mr. William B Jones are not
coualnted with Mr Frank A. Danlela.
and know nothing whatever about hi
; tharactee-Wweeh; and aWIUy, or they
would not snake these lUtemeata. Ta
know Frank Daniel personally la ta
feel that you have a very good man aa
your, beat friend, and no one can dla
pute hla ability aa a lawyer or hla
Judicial temperament and dignity.
Moat men who know hm would not
hesitate to have him preelda over a
court In which they might have a mat.
ter tried agatnat his brother.
I desire to heartily endorse ail that
haa been aald about Mr. Frank A.
y. ( Munrva, Ksq.. Mr Nathan
""ry ana me e-mor 01 the UOIfle-
tu.fr. 1 .
, "u"-
A. B. flRADY.
Mount OUea. it. C . Juna 11, 119.
MR. THOMAH FOR COGRt(S.
tondlttona Are Quito Ilffc-ent" rrnen
the TtnMS Wrren He Said Ho Woe Id
Aot Bo Iwadtdaie for Ro-eifvtioek
To the Editor: My admiration aad
respect for the Hon Chae. H. Thomas
. have ualy been Increased and height-.
enrd by reading his recent open letter
to the people of this district In which
' he annuunt'ea hla nurnnH to ituul Hv
. plediee aoada tat a Wtlee written we.biL 0aDrarAmoly jpt .f Jttlnf
two yeara ago. No one who knew him
electlon thla year, conditions wer
quite different from what they are to.
day At that time his health was
..V I, ha. h tu?, VLioT
In November Should uch
happen Mr Thomas would
nklng member on one of the
fTM and In poeltlon to aerve hi State
,n4 th, g,,, M Bv,r K,(or,.
.
I ,T h'm dowf ", onhalal
,ur uaefulnea to hi district and
aeepl would be a poUtKal crtma and
"f" "lb?djr .b"' 'I' mn "Tit?
In his stead. Are the rank and file
"f ti?T0ps ,.Ma0mm,, Jli
'? "Tor? ' ""'"- Mmty
vi eur ovpie complain at tne tree-t-
mem wa receive at the hand of Con
greea, much of which I due to the
fact that wa too often limit the terme
of our Congressman while uaeful
countr . k.pl ikere Indef.nltaly.
With twelve year, experience to
fr Mr Thomas would bo able
tnemeera rrom otner parts or tne;
le go fsrther-to the front and-sendee
more effectual service to hi district
aad State than ever and I appeal to
.k. . a .-a i...iu. .....
(.d Third ' to rally around hi 'olor
and after complimenting the favorite
candidate from the different coun-
tie renominate Thomaa. keep him on
the ilrtni line and at the front where
he eouht be Invaluable to hi dl-
trlrt snd peopl under a Iemocratlc
Congress. I could write columna. but
this Ik enough
J. H COLVIN.
Atkinson. N '.. June 10. 11.
eeao
SOTHINti TO IKI WITH
WAKfi rt)LITlCS -
ii... b-v-kmW a 1a a-.i .mi.
tltkrd too th Pasttiua of SnperVir
Conrt Jwdge,
To tha Kdltnr: Kindly irant ma
pace for a few llae to th voter
of Wake county who may have been
prejudiced bv some unfortunate state
ment that have found their way Into
print In some of our paper with ref
erence to Mr Frank Denial who Is a
csndldste for ths Democratic nomi
nal loa for Judgs In this district.
Mr. Frsnk Daniel ha had nothing
to da snd la not Interested In the poli
tics of Wake savs as a wall wiahr for
he rntintv'a nrnaoSrttl?.' He "tBS
friend to all of Ua candldatea and
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to" punlah nr "frtettn.
i k.M
-mn tkakwaraira. rnAnaT aea,
M. ,mtnentlv fitted for tba eoai-
tlon te which he aspires by education,
temperament and training and would
be an honor to th position. Aa on
who la not in politics but who 1 In
terested In everything that make for
th betterment of our good old Kta'e
t plead his cause. Not because ho la
a friend bnd acquaintance of year
do I urge you to vote for him In the
rimer tomorrow.
- - .i ,w- .
nerd Wm on) the nciwn tn
nortsj t r-
oilna. He la aa honest, fearless, Intel
llgent, Christian and a gentleman. Hla
nan da ar clean. Nominate him aad
we will never regret It
i. O. OCTHRIE,
Raleigh. S. P.
The rvaenrns of Morrhe-d City.
iineeUl to Ki aad Observer.)
Morehesd City. Jun H Th
Valted States torpsd boot Dusont on
Juhe Jltb, will be stationed off More-
bead City. Thl boat ta stationed
here for the Nw Bern Naval Re
serves' pre ct Ics. Th officers will as
Invited to attend th germ an given at
tha Atlantic Hotel Saturday bight.
One of the moot attractive partlea
af tho seaaoa wss given ' by Mr.
Chsrlee Herndon. Wednes-Iay night
After the dance the party assembled
sa th pier and th full moon waa
en the wane befor th parttctpenta
dispersed. Delicious refreshment
wer served).
Colonel Morton ha made great
preparatlona tor tha Fourth of July.
Many aquatle aports will be engaged
In. And, beetle th boat race,
aiming matrhre, tub racea, there will
hea morning and evening german. Mr.
W. C Tounr. of Norfolk, will lead the
german. There will alas be a beau
tlful display of rework Colonel
Morion exnecte the largest crowd
that he ha ever entertained as hi
bookings are unusually large.
In the 1 ,.u rmmmin ".""" a raxaraalf amik le aaan i waa kaa aaed la, at aoea eamhlaeT that I
number .will, remain at Wrlghtarina
Beach over fundey. It la generally
conceded that thla had baea the'
largest' gathering of banker In tha
history of tha organisation, and tha
convention la every respect haa been
n eucceea. Tha Wilmington bankers
have exerted themselves to their at
meat ta aea that tha visitor were
properly looked after while at
Wrlghtavtlle, whlrh la la fact a su
burb of Wilmington.
During tha past few day while tha :
financiers and physician of tha State ,
read In tha papers or tha Intense neat
In other portion af this and other
Bute they . reclined comfortably IS
rockers on tha spacious porches of the
hotels tha beach and drank In tha
re freshing breeses from th Atlantic.
Col. Jotn F. Bruton, president of
th First National Bank Of Wllaon,
poke on "Bank T aaa tlon," Mr. H. E.
Lite h feed -ntha:"jrtrTni gytem,"
Mr. L. W. Norman on "Capital of
Bank," at today aeaalon.
v Tba Kaw OfBrera,
Tha new edlrera elected today for
the enaulng year are a follow
Preeldent,v W. C. Wilkinson. Char
lotte: 11. fd and Ird nra-preldents
reapectiveiy. J. C. Braawell, Rocky
Mount: Leak S. Covington. Rocking
ham, and George A. H old e mesa. Tar
boro: secretary and treasurer. W. A.
Hunt. Henderson; exeoutlv oommlt
John I). Biggs, Wliliameton; J. C. Hall.
Wllaon; J. A. UtxalU New Bern; w. M.
Drake. Jr.. Raleigh; J. Elwood Cox.
High Point; C. N. Ivana, Wilmington;
A. U James, LaurlnBurg; W. H.
White. Salisbury; i. V. Orr. Charlotte,
and L, E. Baylea. Murphy.
Committee on Legislation; John F.
Bruton. chairman, Wllaon; C K. John
ann, Raleigh: W. I Jamea, Iaurln
burg; J. A. Long, Roaboro; J. iilwood
C0. High Point.
. The resolution altered yester
day by Colonel Bruton relating
ta bank. . tajuulua M unani
mously adopted today and tha
legislative committee of the Associa
tion will take th matter up with the
"rwe.ni tax iaw reiwung
to bank
modified
Th secretary of th Association
wa Instructed to have tha addresa da.
live red by Col Bruton on "Bank
Taxation" printed and a copy sent to
every banker In tha Stat, and every
member of the next General Assem
bly The addreea of Mr. Lltchford
on "Torrns System of Land Registra
tion" Is also U be placed In the hand
' -' h M
e-Jflncrlil committee wss nama to
mk IpvegtlfaUoR. M to , th m.rl
- tha eywtem an4 report to ths next
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l decided upon by ths executive com
mittee The convention asjournaa
thl afternoon at 1 o'clock.
After the adjournment ef the Con
vention, th member of th American
Bankers' Association met, with J. P.
Sawyer, of Ashrvtlle, president of the
Mattery Park Bank prealdlng. Mr.
Sawyer wa re-elected vlc-preldnt
for North Carolina of th American
Bankers' Association and Mr. Henry
C. McQueen, president of the Mur-
ihlaon National Bank, of Wilmington. '
was chnsra a delegate aa a memoer or
the nominating committee of the next
convention of the American Bankers
' Association.
Mr. litctifnett'a Htwerh.
Th following l th addresa on the
Torrena Land Registration tysum
Wkda "try Mr. Hennr B. Uteh
ford. csehler of the Itlsen Na
tional Bank of Raleigh. dllverd at
the seelaon of tha North Carolina
I anker" Association Friday. June tt.
He aald: Of all the classes nf se
curity required by the bank and tha
money lender, none I mora secure,
none more atabl than our greatest
asset real estate. And still, bee a use
of the many dlfflcultlea surrounding
It It I th tloweet and least available.
Think of It, tha national bank of the
country, which represent so mny mil
lion of dollsr ef capital and re
sources, are ebeolutely prohibited
from lending money on real estate, nor
)w they parmlttsd under th law to
acquire real sstste except for the pur
pose ef providing themselves with
banking houeea. Thsy ar kilo wed to
"buy In" rest estate to secure them
aelve from loses on account of
dshtx rrrevtrrosiy contracted" out in
aurh case they are required te dis
pose of such property a any aa.
practicable.
Bank doing uainess unaer ensie
charters lend money ea realty, but
BO wU regulated oani or tnia cina
rill Invert more than a small per
eeatag of Ita asset la this way
There are reason for thl tat nf
thing, which ar eound, and eom-
mend'themaeivee to tns judgment oi
ths business pubic, ant thsrs ar many
who do not understand them, and In
tManwmlrlr the- ban k n
tlonal bank aaperlally. I Uke thl
occaalon to eadeawir to make plain
eome ef these reasons
Disquieting uncertainty attend
every real setat transaction even
thougJi the most carerui ana respon
sible attorney may spend many day
in laborious ftort to ascertain the ti
tle to b clear.. Th law In regard
to real aetata era practically the same
today ab thsy wore more than a hun
dred year eg, while the oommerotal
law ar ever changing, keeping pace
with th greet strides oar country Is
maklna la all lines of activity. That
theee law governing real estate are
inadequate and confusing la wll
known to, svery an. v;
srwtiw or the tleesnt land taws.
Onlv evidenced af title ar record
ed. Hence all the evidence must he
examined every time and the difficulty,
danger and labor increase with svsry
transfer. This causes Increasing de
lay and costs, beside augmented an.
certainty. ' . I
Much Important evidence la not re.
corded, but la altogether "In pel a,"
nartlcularlv evidence concerning the
true heir of descendants This add
to th uncertainty sad Slat ths past
with showt that not only haunt, but
frsaiiently take actual pneaeaeloa of
lands transferred to their detriment
" There la no certainty of Identity to
parties. " The examiner rellea wholly
upon seeming Identity shewn hy Index
to deede, hut they may bs miny
"John Smith."
There Is no proof of legal rapacity
of parties at the time deed we de
livered. No certainty about marriage or di
vorce. '
.Right of dower courtesy may spring
IP . '
lnda may he ut!ect to right by
adverse pose salon or prescription of
which there Is absolutely no record.
Rlshte may arise under wllla tm
penehed or ertablirhed sear after
41 part probate, and th statu ts give
aaal raa wtU.da aaxap taaa Ua raa. Tha Kew Partmt OU Caaa-
taea wia da aaything, ream aiartrg g,
,, ,, " .-jhw k"11" waoktaf aaaiaa -
tnfT dimer, agyabaa . k
Cmi Jaeie "eli'te
rw4a Kaw rrweu.', Q
Standard OU
tra
an additional reservation In favor of
Infanta.
Thars la no certainty about bound
aries under ouf pnreent system
Ths law of title by eminent domain
may not appear by ordinary examina
tion af tha deed hooka.
Confllot of patents and Interlocks
will not appear by ordinary examina
tion. Tha chain may ba faultless,
while ths original link la worthless.
Laws of title by reversal of dec reee
of court may not be shewn by th
deed books.
Indexes are Imperfect and faleT mis
take msy bo mad by omleslons or
other defects.
"Court title" -those passing
ma-araB6r aviaTcefUltt:
Questions of proper partlea and
procedure muat be determined by
each examiner, t her by causing resa
le examination ef title, entailing
delay and expense.
Titles are dependent upon the
may b raised and clouds cast 6f
eaoh one. The character of every
man property la. therefore, aubject
to deatractlvs or oUy libel or Blander
by any Irresponsible examiner. Ona
may bur on tha opinion of aa export
and bo rwte frrtrri" setting by thn
opinion of a novice.
Th difficulties, dangers and float of
examining titles grow with Increasing
record,
No certainty can be attained with
rare etocptions, aad kbeolutely nana
can ba maintained.
Though "all questions of tit Is be ju
diciously" settled today, other aver
arias under the present system with
every transfer.
Real estate la sold for th non-pay
ment of taxes, but vn than tha State
does not guarantee to
protect tha
title to the lend so sold
Tha Slate ahould take no mora than
ner juet out. ..ape enouio give anew
lute titles to the property shs under
take to aeli. Th sale should bo
made on the premise after proper
advertisement and the proceeds ahould
he dealt wrta aa If arising from ths
enforcement of a deed of trust. Under
theee clrowmstaaoss a sound article be
ing sold, ths property wewld bring Hs
full market taiua, and the urplu
proceed of th sals, after tha aatla
f action of tax and every coat charge,
thould be paid over to the previous
owner. Thla la equity, and would pre
vent legalised robbery of the poor and
do sway with a system to which th
State la Sow a party, but from which
ah darlvee a peculiar benefit
The consequent results of our pree
nt svtm are:
(1) Trenaactloh In real aetata ar
curtailed by th uncertainty and the
Insecurity of tltleeby delay in trane
frrrlng titles - by east of transferring
titles.
( I ) Tees of real eatat ar lessened
(!) Values of real estate are low.'
ered.
(4) I'aneceaaary burdens are Im
posed on real estate and the large
body of the people the small owner
are tne chief tuner rs. .
These evil may be cured by ' th
adoption of th Torrens System " of
Registration, whlth ha proven a ac
cess In Australia. England, Germany, j
Denmark, Sweden. Norway, Russia,
th Osrmaa Canton of Switzerland. I
nd In aeveral Bute of our Union:
Illinois, California, Maaaachusotta.
Montana, Minnesota. Oregon. Colo
rado, and haa been sanctioned by our
Federal government by Introduction la
ths Philippines, Hawaii and Ports
Rico. It. operates In th following'
"we' I iaae'.BefciwAfmcn.-.i; i vj;r-9ww.- m..!.
A title la examined once officially
and confirmed by order of court. That
nd th matter and cuts ut th end
less examlnatljn f titles aa fct aow tha
cast. The Stat guarantee th title,
landing ss aa Immense barrier be
tween th owner of th property and all
possible harm. The State I paid a
reasonable fee to cover the exponas
of Investigation and a email premium
oa account of an Insurance fund or
guarantee fund, t Every time a
transaotloa I aow mad In ; real
estate a aew lawyer haa to be em
ployed to asamias and ansa upon the
Utla, which title, ae doubt, may have i "V"-'
k-. i ,, ... ... .lend rverv eurreaadlna for the treat-
j wow ia w
hundred time before, each time at
great expense with attendant tedious
delays,' all of which labor, expense aad
delay go te wasts so far aa future
purchaser or future lender of money
are concerned. Aad the fee of the
attorney t uncertain, as It la a mat.
ter of private contract hot regulated
by taw. And, by the way, a lawyer
Who passe upon b tltl anj declares
It to be good makes hln own estate
liable In the event of difficulty arising
from any oversight on his part. Thle
la why lawyer spear to be charging
too much for Investigating title wheo
really they ar not.)
Tour tltl Is registered and yon have
made a permanent lmprovemeit,
which wilt teat aa long as ths liw pre
vails, and wUl not call for betterment
or repair. Tou ar then given a
ctrtlrirat of tills, whlrh guarantees
to all of tha world yon have such a
tltl aa hi t forth. Tou ran then
deal with this certificate of title as
freely as with certificate of atock
or a bond, bee a us everybody ran ca
from ths r'rilflcat, exactly what the
. T uSnl"' thai
work of lis, examiner. - Tou hold an
iir.que!nab!e certificate of ownec
hip of your property. . All doubt1
anj danger ar rctnuvJ, H you t
sat ret wf areer. Ug ft and gt
Is res.. Tar ft down and ft Is .
Only a woman waa know tha wwwbla
4 tavrryk-f aaej aad ssaWny ta bat
Kfstbsn coat appear it want mean.
gurea a siewav, awrlect Stars that win
as aarthtog, boO, babs sr raw, aad
at wtm newt tba fcw-aea. Hewkife
tVanaf Th flaana) in anMraJM la tsj.
aroosaa Mae) . ansmal cnaaMarn, aed
gVstts4 atsinat tsa snot sat wf , m.
ksttk) or srewn, and oaty Shsra, Tan
taasa epsraess aswwer ft awantod
and nowhare sjgav Wita that sasws
TOW gihshasi ft aaaal,
Tba neaaal aaiah wtth l4 W4at Mm
si tha rhlmnsyt gaakat dka aanrs arsav
al and aatrwxwwa, ktadw wrrea 1,1
1 bwnarai th I anal I
NMtOa
Caaeaet.
Iwf i was sierewwesii V I
Company
desire ta sell your property, no further
examiaatloa at title at aeceeaary. The
certificate Itself ahow tha condition
of the title. The pare baser practi
cally bays year rtincsua He rar-
rtee it to the proper traasfar office
with your deed te him. awrrender th
certificate which I cancelled and a
new one la properly tssueel la ths asms
of the buyer. Should yea desir to
borrow money oa your property from
a bank your certificate la handled by
the beak la practically the enan war
aa .It ..would, .it a foitlnoata of . atoca .
In a estton mill a railroad astnpany
or any ether eorporatsoa. A trans
action which should toaswme only a
lew jntcitait ot.tima.
This will aatyyeur real estate oa a
foot lag with peer peraaaaltty. and not
only so, but give opportunity for
adding millions ef dollars to ths
banking and capital of North Carolina
Land grabber will hav ta go out of
business. Ths State will b enabled
her taaea preplly aad no
maa'a land, when the registered, can
be sold for delinquent taxes without
his knowledge Everybody whe gents
ta real estate will bs beacfttted. The
coot af tnewctions la realty will be
laid. ThafaiwrkefWril w etieaw- -latsd
aad enlarged aad vatwoa will, of
course, be greatly men sea I. Aa In
flux sf Immigration weald be a result
(I estimate to have the title ta one a
real property la North Carolina reg
istered under the Torrea'a system
howl average til. prs the premium
ef, say li t for tneuraaee ar ruares
tee. The coot of tut wee transfer
ahould be only about tilt to pay
tranafer and Insurance charge.)
The email Iseestee anil be greatly
encouraged to deal la real estate for
h will then be abl to procure email
lean on short tlm from the banks
with trifling tpenae. whereas now
tbe same ta Impassible.
Another thing ts be considered is.
a man thus borrowing money can ds
so ronfldentislly aad not have tbe
public know, a I now th case, when
he executes a mortgage en hie prop,
erty. A maa today t ' pledge hi
realty injure hat credit a It la re
garded aa a rather suspicious trans
action, evldesclng gnanctal weakness
It should be made so that ha ran uss
his real property la like manner aa
hla stacks or bonds or notes or no
reuats quickly t little expense, for
short time, and Tor such amownt aa
his demand require and eoafldentl
aiir ,
The tn trod act loa af tha Terree
yetem in North Carolina would meaa
to the people and the beaks an in
crease In banking rsssureee at three
hundred mUlloa dollare eig time ths
pressnt resources of all ear banking
Institutions, and 1 bellev th saving
la Ave year weald S turn sufflctsnt
to macadamise vry country road
In the State.
The greatest good ta be derived.
hwvr, la easouragtng the purehas
of land, for "the smell land holders
are the moat preclou part af a State. '
The Btau claJma ts be tha awnef.
th original and ultimate owner ef all
of her made. Thla ownership Srst
appear H her lead greats aad I aow
found ta the sere lee of the right of
eminent domain, escheat aad tn levy
ing f taxes. Claiming aad exer
cising theee anginal rights anj oe
erelBgn power. It I th duty of the
State ta grant good Otiee to her ctti
ens aad ta enable them ta keep their
tltlee good aader the yuet aomtnle-
plain duty haa never be rat of ere he
performed by Ike State, and the time
haa aow com whoa h should meet
her high obligation In thla regard.
: r; oxfokd kkws jrrjrmi. J
. Oxford. Jun It Th oal grea
need of Oxford now t aa up-te-da'
hospital. We have a7 Sne oorpa of
physicians, whs would gladly welcome
a prelect for the foundation of a hos
pital, Whleh would ftndonbtedty be
talneq and snrtyoTafM. Very may
esse are treated in d 'slant hospltala
ncesttated by th want of a hem
hospital. We have ths finest ellmata
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cltala awa from Oxford. Is there
eome one who will tart th enter-
nrtwe so ftrwmlalMe with etioceaaf
Mr. J. Clifton Robarda. who left Ox
ford for Richmond a week ago '
ferlng with appendicitis, ondsrwest -an
operation In tbe hoenltal and
now convalescent most favorable
port coming every day from hi bed'
aide .
: There are a umber of Improve
ments going sa In Oxford. On ths
sits ef the Oeborn Hotel, whleh wa
burned some year ago, an up--dan
building le rapidly going up. built
brtckt, fit feet long by I feet rraat
It la being built by th Oxford Bugs?
Company. -
Several rt'1nce are netrtog "
pletlon. The j common' lou residence
of Rev. and Mr. F. W. sh.mburgef.
near corner of Main and High street
It wearing completion. "
Mr. James W. Horner, who pureh
ed the Pool residence en O'lUam streot.
h moved the bene te an sdeew
lot on Oilllam street snd hi having tt
i. . . . . ... .i . ...ei a a
up-to-date home reairt.ncs on tbs cnr.
p,f ef olllism an,l fnrlng streets
The hanrtsome cnl""-ial realdencs ef
iff. .nd Mr. A. A. JfU.k on Colleg
street add much to th beauty ef t
town, "
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