THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1920.
FAVORJ
B.MASON
AS THFIR DELEGATE
Durham Republicans Wan
Banker As District Repre
sentative at Chicago
" -'tf axes a. fcoaixsos.
, Durham, Feb. It. The Durham eeanty
Hopublkan executive eommittfe met
last alght to eertlfy to tae 8tat eon
ventioa tae ielegatel recommended ty
.'the precJnet eemmitteea, aad1 delegate
to the county eonveatloa the latter
beiag dispensed with to comply with
the regulations af the board of health.
The delegate will go to the State eon
ventlon Bninstrncteif. Jf. B. Ma eon
cashier of the Citiarus' Xational bank
of this city, waa uuauimously endorsed
as the represaatative from tha Fifth
district to the National ejoaveatloa
Chicago. Mr. Mason ia not soaking
fight for the honor, bat if the eongres
aioaal convention; endorses him, ha will
accept. A large nambsr of df legates
were authorised to attead the Grata and
Congressional convention.
Choice of Crane As Minister To
China Recalls Interest
ing Story- .
(CeaUaaeel From Page Oae.)
. told bin of America's iatetest in China's
welfare heviag added that whenever
Mr. Craae aaada a speech, ha ought to
"apeak it oat red hot." That atteranea
seemed to attract aa particular attra
tioa aad later Mr. Crana-attended an
Dthar raaeawm at rnkkk Wa Ting Fang,
Chinese minister to the Vatted States,
psipnaniiM me irieamy interest the
initod stales had ia China.
The storm did not break, however.
ww asoatk later when ia Han Fran
eieea Mr. Crana got a brief telegram
from Secretary Kaox. an tha are af
embarking, ordering him bach to Waah-
Ington. The reason for tha sudden
change waa aot made public at the
time, Mr. Crana professing ignorance of
JC not diplomats in Washington began
talking about Me speeches and it began
to leak out that some one waa offended.
; It finally developed that a story ap
pearing la a Western new paper accred
ited to Mr. Crana and representing him
as attacking tha Manchuriaa agreement
between China and Japan were the real
causes ot hit recall. Tha atory also ap
peared la the Japanese press and eanaed
considerable reaction la Japaa over
tha supposed view af tha mew minister
from tha United States to China.
, Cava Oat Story.
Secretary Kaox leaned a statement,
aaying that whila in tha department
preparatory to leaving for hie port, Mr.
v ""w iiaiMQu nun minor omciaia
that tha government waa snaking an ex
amination of those aarewmanta and
f without tha knowledge or authority af
1 any ona eonnecteB with tha department,
gave oat a aewspaper story to tha affect
that thia government waa preparing to
protest against soma of the featnrea of
tha agreementa and that tha promulga
tioa of the protest only awaited tha re
turn or an ofliciai woe waa to formulate
Secretary Knox's official statement
added that Mr. Crane hue "admitted
planus mm iBUMn tais wiTij a re
porter," and that he had "reluctantly
reached the conclualoa that the good af
tha service demanda that I ahall inform
Mr. Crana tha. hie reaignatloa will be
accepted and I have dona so." President
Taft told Mr. Craae that he concurred
in tha views of Secretary Kaox, and
"greatly regretted tha eirenmataseea."
Mr. Crana aaaonaeed at tha time that
ha had never aoea the offending ar
ticle, but assumed full responsibility
for his connection with it "purely in
eidentaV aa that connection waa.
Craae Net Notlakd.
Boston. Feb. 24. Charles K. Crane,
who waa in this city tonight, said that
he knew' nothing of his reported ae
lection by Treslilent 'Wilson to be mln
ister to China, fie added that ha would
aot comment upon the matter until lie
had received official notification from
Washington. He remarked, lrawever,
that in case be' were chosen for th
post there were-aeveral things he would
like to knV about it before deciding
whethci to accept.
The Strong Withstand The Winter
Cold Better Than The Weak
Old people nue are feehio aad, younger
people who are weak, will be strength
ened and enabled to go through cold
weather by taking GltOVE'S TASTE
LESS ehill .TONIC, which la simply
IBOJi and QCIMXE suspended in
syrup. So plessant even children like
it. You can soon feel Us Strengthening,
Invigorating Efljset. Price COc. Adr,
Jake
Newell Denounces
Morehead Methods
The
(Cofltineed Frsm Page One.)
polities, a gentleman's game. There was
much more by tha master to the same
point that the king can do no wron".
It was the most eloquent speech the
master had made in Charlotte ia many
a day.
Progressive ldeaa were declared out of
harmony with the old guard." Let lesser
lights having ambitions to rule seek
elsewhere for guidance. Again he would
remain true to the faith. There was
much mors to the same tenor as in the
letter Morehead last fill addressed to
J. A. Michael, who started the move
meat for the recall election in Char
lotte, in hich he outlined his labor
platform. Michael steered a path con
sistently ia opposition to the city ad
ministration, but Morehead quickly
switched over to a warm aupportcr of
the administration. He. became a cham
pion of law and order then, but not ao
Saturday, when ha ruled by the power
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' life together with the
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Ml Fayetteville Street.
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Keep Your Skin Gear
By Using Cubcura
Tha So tar daily use aa the MM,
usassskmati
Bttla InaaUsaa,
Ceacaia Ti
aoosj tbe ekia aad
sptraHoo, Defeat. aeJajdurol, elstincae.
fmtoi
l..Hr.i nl,.ll.l-.ll..Sl.i.,.
imtatk. on n mmdm. lii it
iu r jm iisims
of niitrlit.
That letter" axpJamod that labor ail
right to organize ia unions or so
cieties, aad that capital likewise baa a
right to organize ia such unite aa may
be considered best, both however, to
be under the law and controlled
by law j There was much more to
tha effect that no in dm try can exist
without capital, no industry, is possible
without a market for labor's wares-aad
without labor capital ia helpless, where
fore their interests ire mutual. Mora-
head considered this a woaderful docu
ment, Inasmuch as it apparently kept
sorely in the middle of the road, un
til torn of his labor leader friends
explained that it meant clearly that la
bor la a commodity like any other ar
tide of trade and entitled to no mora
protection thaa articles of merchandise.
Morehead could, see nothing wrong
about that ''Why, they are my views,
be explained. "Labor ia a commodity,
of course, he exclaimed. The Congres
sional campaign came on and Morehead
thought to have thia letter published as
a campaign document, bnt union labor
leaders prevailed on him not to do it,
as it would hurt the party, they said.
Morehead, however, still holds to his
news, evidently, that labor is a commodity.
. Gumshoe Campaign Aa Usual.
During the campaign Morehead fol
lowed his favorite plan of gumshoeing
over the district, whila Jake 'Newell and
others went opt to round up tha labor
vote. Newell had been promised the job
of running, but when he had under
taken to represent the Charlotte police
force in connection, with the shooting
at the ear barae iu August, the master
called on Newell to cease political ac
tivities. JSewell obeyed anil pulled off
his eoat and worked for tha master in
the election to beat Uoey.
Saturday s convention shows that not
only does Morehead regard labor as a
The Newest
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A shipment of
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Featuring Georgettes,
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Tke
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Stop
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commodity to be bought and sold' on the
market, but that votes in a convention
are likewise to be used for the master's
owa wishes. Jake Newell grew up in
Cabarrus and eon aid era himself not an
article of traffic, but a red-blooded
American citizen. .
Morehead waa Born with a silver
spoon in his mouth. He can mix with
tha common people only in order to
serve his selfish desires. ''From the com
mon psoplo came Abraham Lincoln,
while from the pampered rich came
William Hohenxollcra," Newell ex
plained.
Meanwhile, Morehead and bia coterie
continue their work of ailing the ma
ehlaery. Tha platform committee under
Clarence Pagh'a direction will function
in time for the convention. There may
be some more shelving of Republican
leaders, in the meantime.
First Heavy Guns Open Up in
- Third District Battle
(Continued From Pegs One.)
"In thia letter Mr. Abernethy telle
of being an invited guest at a luncheon
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thatt ia being need for Colds, Croup,
Pneumonia, LaOrippe, and allied ailments.
No one should be without a jar of this
useful remedy in the house. .
To prevent the "Flu" gargle the
throat with warm aalt water place'
"CUMMINGS' FAMILY SALVE" in the
nose, and sniff up tha nostrils, morn
ing and sight.
It treating the ''Flu' massage IX e
body w:a "CUMMINGS' FAMILY
SALVE" each sight before retiring.
Direetioas ceme ia tha package.
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Wiaaton-Balem, N. 0.
Adv.
given by Mr. A. W. McLean and of the
bit merrmertbere"ana'at Ilia-Ban
quet and adda an expression of the
ttesire atiH increasing to tomt to Con.
grass.
Laaeheoa a Private Affair.
. "Of course, this lunehon waa a pri
vate affair and Mr. McLean must have
been surprised to find Mr. Abernethy
using this courtesy he extended to him
to promote his (Abernetby's) political
interests.
"I enjoyed, as I think all did, tha fine
humor and good spirits with which Mr.
rrinee wrote and none of na dreamed
tliat Mr. Abernethy would hurry to
Waslungtob and . seek to have Mr.
Prince's offlea taken from him.
"We knew, of course, that he would
rash into print his favorite enterprise
nnd ,w.tiine lint wo did not think be
would try to punish Mr. Prince for out
do him in letter-writing, especially,
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There's many no reason far smear
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end for a eree ample comoaee
with tbe old method, the km
Cue revelation to yon then
the Me ts from your dninwWt
it contains three times tbe quantity
of the XSc trial mm
Jloaseena kewtlral Cn
hlvara, Ma
since Mr. Trince's family, who 'are
not parties to tha heinous crime. Ia
his cooler momenta after the campaign
is over Mr. Abernethy will regret his
course, which would have been cruel
it it had succeeded.
"Mr. Prince ia open in all be docs. Be
does not cringe or bend before power.
Ills ion, Lieutenant Frine. -who foagW.
bravely In, France and then losthia
life in an effort la save a ebiia from
drowning ia Ooidaboro, waa, of the aame
m. h i. ')- Vr. Prinee will hold
his offiea until U and by icperattoar rf
the law of its 'creation.''
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