PAGE SIX
GOVERNOR M'LEAX WOULD PUT
DOWN DRY OF PESSIMISM AND
KELP UP MARi. H OF PROGRESS
Ch. •' I'AiVU'.ivo  har;u tvrlzos Farmer a Oiw \\ r..» Sells
... 'iV Tvan !!•• i> i> s—Or. Ilroeks Opens Funv. ( .»nvvr.t:«M.
;}j Aij. >■>  r "The IF ', ei Slue of Fanv.i' .r —Oai'iinoi'
> . h iF.fi.
•My !:»• •. U I Jar si. y.)
-v "' • ■
}••.»> with progr
was • to call of liovernor Angus Wil
; i I -.t.c a••
: annual com ft;'. :
. •' . a : i fa-ir.i l > and t ;
\i
ih« • :; :
i • \\
if.. sir. m ■•'. iy wiy."
Itt -
. mi' - •;■!■ i:; t'.. p.g '!■
.-.'a , 'in that ] iMtilfin is being
v. . a - «• ' ry M'ltit
farnte! . • ■ v.n t
anti pate the early i 'turn of agri
i .ii' '. prospvi'ii ;■.
ho rests tireater Future.
N i 'a-'. I.na •••. t v » ' It''
for. .i, he ile lured. ami, pru.'.k ing
itr ' ;r: i ! r • . •' nit
I rim i for greater accomplishments
.. r hft'ore.
i. f.. .f'.tneni'eil t' •ii ft as a
i.en tht farm. II" : •
fty farm, r to be the one
v. • i'ait s. 1.". -re.
i.. ; :' a! out. lies the secret of
, ■he eotivetiti
f ' . - v. ith
M ... , u , u l .
a!'. . '• '•; ■ -i
--1. - veil.
I ' .. I'luel - ' .11.
v. . ...em . '.. with
I , .' by V C.
A • a•!
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i, trb u-r Not I'ri'si at.
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t i . : i ' . ;I ■ ■; ■ .
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i■ I >r. !.i .oks. Th.
II i i ir. !>r. l'look iri
ortio:• i. -.•••a
i TH K S i) : N SERVOS 1. i SOL'TH 9
| s
'
>
y-f a 4 a f **l fl
raitii in tne boum
and courage to
! back it j
! i \
1 It took co.urage to turn more " i
; hundred million dollars of the • .>
ings of this railroad back into the
property without paying a ti vidend *
for thirty years. It required foresight I
) j to insure the wisdom of such courage.
I I I
Faith in the South stood back of this
program. Now, after thirty >vars,
this faith has borne its fruit.
The South is prosperous. The South
ern Railway has come into its own, jj
and Southern Railway securities are
J i
taking their rightful place in the in- j
vestment markets. j
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
of opt'mi- ' uari the
• re. Individual • t • ersation 
■! i . ■*! .1. too, air: ' I . ; e»;
. : .rg of vont: iem. futui
*. o in North i . f.nd
*.. at thi state i- :»'... a t 1 "
i farm as well .e . .
Klei'trili inn the l ai n
imriin.T audi -s ! ' •
i. i for progress in ;h, wa\ f
i home eottveniellees. It ileal
v. 1 \ m ith the p..,- .i'nili' ii s i t
ra' ii i: for farm la na sir. i
■. i lev land .. tint>, through
eifoft 1 y the farmer
ii : tin power company, had elee
; s' f;|. a; it. »m s. providing
,; i : d ia i burning, the
... ver. thi
p■. str ad ito-s ,j.. • with a
risit to Rowan. Iredell an : Stanley
■ ~ wit it iii l " i i' of the
• i - ". ad i.. : ' I'ogi, f S he
;.a : f and ;h. i
. • • might's gelt
•i! -•. s. * ! ami ta rm
;u •. -■ « .• •••. p. .yrroup
■ ■ i.•.L • - i !U>
s . ial fa -'R' WfUUT.
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■ .at la i:-.« : * t' fann.fiji a-. i
p.ari.. U...U.
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.. • a M*ri" .
makes ;i:
•: f . • - .p't.'ilt l' I'll!
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■ • : . - .:•; •! I'll!.. !;! 1
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•Is , • ■ word .! : y Ilr
• ■
i , : ■ ■ •" :„n a'fail.« le ill t l'.i hands
■ f J. M. tl::.y, ■ f ;l'o Stat" lolligv
,a- ,•!>. . - i . .-. Worn. ||V a't;' ities
• I f Mr.- i:. V.
f T. • .!'o, pi lieiu of
iiinded to •!;• weUortie, which was
•. 1 . i It. P.. ill ' i.s' ;. iiila
Th e« g »>: •' !• Bet
:h. t ii-ran* to tol. ai". intoler
.l To!.. ' Hl.id".
TIIE DANBUR V REPORTER
SUIT REGARDED
AS ANNUAL FIGHT
"Oil! Stuff" For tVj-Ops Timed
As L sua! 1 leti re robawo
Season Begins In S. ('. Belt.
Hal July tt7. The suit bled
again- ■••ipioycos of th«- Tol a. .
cm •; by J. A. Wade. ;i farmer
of ii.i i.e. . ninty, Yirginiu. has
.i' a ; ".!y mil'l interest itiu 'itg th
!.. i - t . : ... iuvoi
atf ; a' a. "•..nt-i.
Wha oa 4 become an annual bar
. rag • f i: -t ■ and si n-at auial pub
| licity against the organised tobacco
.. tuned si- usual to precini 4
•- > .  roil l. Member
i'-...ieiy i ill bungling at
• of thi • : ".uur men front South
Boston • start an insurreetion timl
, .. :e tii lis" to "show ti
the assoeiatioii" which occurred at
i;ust this i.i.-t year.
According to :iti news from Dan-
I villo. wh to th • p.' at suit is lib d
"There is a shiv v. I > ,-piciim tltat
■ •••• action has been t'o.-' red largely
>' it'll ilostoll by the -a.no eleill.".'
wit ' • eight to destroy ;lie assoc.a
te 4 .I• '. - nillliel
'i !. -is .ait of huii.il'. M- of thou
sai of •'.-•!!.»»s for tit association
ar.,. •- i. ■ : .'el's by the Men who
1 I'tel . il its i
j I'M; f.-r f'' ■ eellts to *» ce:.'
•cheaper per hundred juiunds than thi
':. i e \vi::. i. e' 1 v r. Jri. l's wolil :
•i,\i for. e : th- a - • .a; n to pa. .
4 "g...i business, ye ! Illor..: ■
.:».i • : t . y f. ;• tilt l iissoi:;-
■ " ac, .0. iing to  >lr. ■ r J. Sat
.: il 4 ;...!: i. I'll" lit 1 1 ' t for
a'c'ii in Ynvmia.
I'. etli'ials from three sta'
.. re .nviti «i to an 4 -tigate : •
of tile llssoi ,;e .!l Stall J
many weeks ago in their report thn
ye! e .e! V til l e Igllly i
1 irying ; I.>l l. ies. In :In- w r
•' • {»; 1. ' !s of K\t. I'.siotl. ti'.
:1 1 - of Ac ulture, 'i.
f til It il' 4 I f Mo 1•• -
. .ic if fatai i • ■ i's t':
.• ia, N 4 iti: 1 at' Jit 1 an i N 1.
I
.
!: l j.ir li uiiii.•■! pound 4
; : . y i 0:1 tin ! crop
I iiul perhaps •*'•> cents per hundred in
1, i|-c ii.e , ...m on a part of tile luitl
' t op. The assoeiat ion got u large
j part of i'. 4 toliaeeo ..-died at Sl.7'.
pov hundred 111 l'.'tW d,: • to tiiis
basie piii ■ I Hiring II tin- M.i
!iiop.ds"i! Tobaceo I'ompar.y further
ia lu ed its charges for ie-iirying
.»1,.' 4 1 i• i* hui 11 red poun '
j Director Sands when t 4 ld of the
suit last week declared "It is ludl-
I ,0 ; ge that a lift profit of
, ..'."n'o. 10 1 1■ i 4 li tll made by tbo- very
oar '.lei elf vied a saving • f huil
■ •- •!' thousands of dollars Mr the
... a.." The public liiie.tAr
Yam .'a 4-hitl'a tei'i/.eii the suit
a last ditch tigl'.t to tlis.Ti i.t tile
.ati .il iit'.d impede its further
A .laiing to the stateiv..-ttt of
it Wade, the young at: nicy
i> 1110s 4 . ia live in the sib. , rcp
t.tiitives of Henry I'oid'- legal
will I.ma- shortly into tin- to
co section, for the purpo c, he
of .-e 'living data to litest
•.! 1 damage suit til • • gainst
. , rd.
The recent warning of Dr. J. Y.
11 viler to til. 4 farme:- win was
• nali by the veteran wm anil
■• 1 gat 4 .i'/.ct' ,4 f the as-lieintion '..i.eti he
announced Ih.lt I would retire
from a .-al.ni d 1 .timi v. '!i the
association t- -ct . it wiiii t pay.
.. eais 1•! ■ ! i >n> I.* ill wof
the etf 1. 4> t 4 now being expanded in
the -mt 1 it iigainst 11. 4 furni
iis i f Vll .• and the  irolinas
| win ai -.• e . ing their own busi
| m i- tliis light for 1 • moinic
fr ail e onomie jut. for
•i mi we are now standing
v 1 A! .rne." said Dr. Joi i. -r, in
lij c hi- associates fur* v. and
nil that "arrayed aga.nt us
powerful forces, strong eii
- 4o d. pei'fei tly organi/i I, | tiw
f-.diy tir.iiiieed, deterniined in their
'■ n interest to destroy lis tins year
if they call."
Music Hath Charms
"Are you fond of music?
"Not very, but I prefer it 4 o popu
lar songs."—Boston Transcript,
Better than Before
G. D. Seymour, Hit by Auto, Is
Improved.—Headline in New Haven
| (Con.) Register.
j There isn't much wrong in a coun
try where S3 per cenr. of the general
complaint concerns women's styles.
Sacramento Bee.
Women learn to swim sooner than
! men because the rir.n have t 1 teach
themselves. —New \ork Ar>'e.'ii:;n.
Where Do the
Old Motors Go?
I!■ runt The Wall Street Journal.)
fin re ic muck-speculation a- t
what b'e.lines if the old au:.-mobiles
■ther than tliu.-e that Mutually
land in the junk pile. Wl h many
1 4 , end-ham! job- g 44 to tli 4 stilt.ivls
and farms, there are iii.niy other
it- 4 to wiiich dilapidated "gas loig
g.e.-" are put. For insteuee, I imis
■ f boating who latuiot afford ti; •
llui'i 4 i'\:u:..a. 4 volt of 111. tor ii'ift
are tep-i.. i.gging up raiher speedy
v.a'.-r . - . > installing 111 -
take!! 11  11! eld liUtiilillib.les. Ne,.r
by v. a is are dotted with m. iv
1 raft pt 'Citi-ii l y l ord motots, ami
tv.atiy > 'i-i.. liii l-r engine. 4 fro.a
'-optilai i.'.ti!■.an 4 b it.g used i 4: and
about Ni w \• rk. Henry lord lias
; Iway - sail v l.is "boat" Would
do most iiiytmng. but it is doubted
he ever 01 allied of seeing his four
. yltndef piugger earrv passengers on
'he water.
Jelly Making Hints
An 4'Xi'ess of sugar or unilercook
;ng will product soft jelly which lias
a tendency to flow.
". Too .-mail an amount of sugar
or ov r-co'diing u ii prialuee a tough
jelly.
:t I'rystal.- 'i .oily result from an
\ce-s of sue :'. In |>ouring .i' lly
into glasses, tii- evystais from the
syrup which spa; Ms the side of ilie
Vessel ill which till jelly >\.'|s e oiv
at ■ washed with the jelly in' 44 the
glasses. The sugar in solution tends
o form crystal 4 about tie a - . If the
juice is boiled lit; ,il too concent rated,
before till 4 Ig'a 4 ' I- lei led, 44 11*!': ii lit
inversion of ti, .-agar fails to take
; lace and ay 'al 4 form.
I  'ar- fu. in' • 1 of tii . 1 i e :
• ecessiiry to si iii a clear jelly.
o. I tidet i iioki'd jeiiy has a t r. i
tb The ' 44 ps of jelly glasses should
•■v -t• • l'ili ii 4 In fore ' y are
:ia or the glasses. Ti y 1 4 .
at- ii 111 '. i -pope 4 .
7. Rapid cooking produr-es thi ' ght
siiadi -in j !Iy ; 1 r.g ookmc ..an.,
thi product. Tin l'rogressivi I • n
(1; v :.p : 1 elll'i tile "1 kb 4 dr'.i -
■ r 1 : _lr b, ;.i ser.teii • bin: ! • v.alu
: 1 a v. hi! 1 al toil News.
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rlll»H— f| itM lk 11 l|
ybr Economical Transportation ra
!
The Chevrolet Motor Company announces
the following reductions in the prices of
Chevrolet closed models:
The Coupe - $ 675
former price $715
The Coach - $ 695
former price $735
I The Sedan - - $ 775
former price $825
ALL PRICES F. 0.8. FLINT, MICHIGAN
STOKES MOTOR CAR CO., Walnut Cove. N. C.
.QUALITY AT LOW COST
_ - -
'Prohibition Force To
' Remain As At Present
Washington, July 'J I.—The pros-!
• jt-iit prohibitkin enforeemeni system'
will lie eontinued indelin.tely. Offic
ials have cie. ided that a iv. rgani/a
tio- .:. 4 :not 1.. 4 inaugurated as plan
ned on August 1.
A istant Secretary Andrews and
t ,4 i• oil: 4 i s d reeily eoncerr., .1 have !
e.ii ■ 1:1: 4-i •! many dith.-ultie-. in J
i!".v.alar up the details of tll> 4 ret- 44 - 1
na.:': •: i-mi the seloctiot 4 of p4-r- ;
soMlu I.
.■ :. And 4 ws said today he in-j
t -n.ii ii t'■ ailow the present ir« grant |
to .•'inn wv.il 4'Very phase ef the!
1 re iiiir.ata t: ai d election of new nf
;i el- ha.. i iMI aol'ked out. His ile
li-'nii 44 a- irroi 4 .:. i aft- r a mooting
| with :.'s "i'.irt if si rat -gy." which
I includes >'r :.'i "tioii Coiumisoionor
Haynes and other otiieials of the
prohibition uti't. The assistant soc
-1 rotary s.abi he want .1 to talk over
the matter also w ; tn Acting Seciv
t.try Winstiti, he fore any further
nnnounoemcnt w.as made.
I'nder thi proposed rei rgantr.a
tion the tw nty-two administrators
were each to have had juiisdieWin
over or.i 4 specified district. but
tr ng influences have been brought
to bear ill regard to tile seivtioti of
the administrators and in favor of
a modification district boundaries
as originally laid out.
Ynrious other features of the plan
im-hiding a proposal for far l'ca.h
iug ehaiig- s i:i the iiss'gnm nts of
piohlbition agents also have ! en
uadi V attack from some quarter 4.
i !I.at ' lis that tile depart m .it of
j'lsiiee was tailing a lull i :r. tne
4 :-eat on d.-v. loped during tin day
ai. n Attniaiiy General Sargent 4 i!l
--1 Mr. Andrews to hi 4 nth.a Mr a
. .iifei. 11 •■ . which neither would di.--
etlss.
i'or I•v■ •. liar ii.v. ted a poul
try 11. Noriil I'ariJil'.a thel'e ' a ie
:t:rn of say- Y. W. I.ewlf, 1
!i. 1 - 44 ■ 1 1 o.atbeting specialist.
. fio li' - In- sob.cd by 'i'-ir!: ■
: . -ays o.ae investigat-■ ' \Vi. 1
...a:- ; I:.f our acre yii Id- 4 . 1
j. a.- ilie a\ : of ir,. mm
y, w Wot.hi I'.av. a: i. . sT.o. • '.n 111
41 > ear income in l'c'J 1.
WEDNESDAY. Aid. 5. K
The Xew Ma]) of the
State Highways
Thriv is a considerable of a
' spread of ilu* black linos indicating
hard -si'if;uo reads in the new map
|>f the State highways, just issued
from Raleigh. No. 7". No. 15 and
—■> uirrv the black top and concrete
a .Toss the State front the Yirgini a
(lit!:, r. ar Danville, out to the South
i atolitia liiic on the Hock Hill road,
i aia! t> '.tear the South Carolina line
j over No. d h . ] the Spartanburg toad,
i l.i'uat: ntr at Wriglitsville Reach,
j No. do i nit s through Wilmington
to Ch..il' tte and to Shelh.v on hard
j surface, with exception of :t stretch
'front I.uiithet'ton, and front the Pee
Dee oridyi." to H'atlt shoro. Then
fi on Wilmington there is a Mack
line all th" way to i'.ayhoro, easterly,
and to (loldslioro, northerly, till un
broken with hut eight miles of sand
flay in Jones county. Front Golds
horo east, there is all hard-surfiiee
acro.-s Wayne and l.enoir and
 "raven counties, almost to More
head City. One may go front Nash
ville to Kinston and the lower edge
of Lenoir County on all hard sur
face. Pasquotank, Perquimans and
Chowan are spanned by black lines.
It is solid going front Raleigh to
Koxboro, and front Ashoboro to
High Point and Winston-Salem and
:> !..ar Yadkinville, and all the way
... Moeksville.
Rut the largest contract and the
ma nearest completion is No. It),
from I'.i aufort on the coast to Mur
phy and the North Carolina line on
th Atlanta road. This highway
runs more than 500 miles. It is solid
i in ,e or asphalt front Smithtield
to .-.at' -villi', where the break to
Newton begins; front Newton it is
soli :to tie iiiirke line west of Hick-
I'l't It i> solid front Morganton to
Clarion, and from Old Fort to Ashe
\ lie :* is eompieted in what is re
gard"!: tile fimst link of mountain
hie I'.vv ay c in.-' nut ion in America,
"layui'.' ov r" anything in California.
' N -tit i aft I ma's dream of a great
Itiuiiw:t\ .s.sti ni is iieing progress
-11;, ailvatt ed to completion. Anoth
r i- ai d thy state will wake
• i •• ii. in that it has a system of
I. gir.va, to talk about.- Charlotte
' ih'-el'Ver.
To and an open door i- only a one
way street. I>iti'i>it News.