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PUBLISH ED : TX71 Cf&v&t XI LUIZYfEVftf E El A" Y S AND SATURDAYS
VOL. XXXVI. No. 35
I3NSTbN. CSATUR13A OCTOBER 7, 1916f -
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i t
!N0T SINCE CASVEIi SAtfflN GOVERNOR'S
RUSSIA ViBULDSEfjD
fllLLION POLES TO
so.MericIm
eiMIIIPLEB
TODACCO BACK INTO
.. , , ..a t. a :4 Wr. V .,
U.'U.UL't'LSCl'ri. J I y?A
' ' - : . - '- '- ""i' I--
CM : i:estung IN
CEOiNieSE
CHAIR HAS SUCH SCENE BEEN 71TNESSE
ITSOWNEARLYl
ipBLOCIlSraiNGCOTTONPCONS
HALEHIILLION
mm
iUuuUiiiiiJe!.IL.-.i!
srwJATio
nctrrr vi
yjien the Sales on Queen
change, and the Busiest
?CarolinalBffait Frldat
vf Bales of the Great Staple
4; w-ii AKk iiTRrm? WflitoAt One Time" Was the
' . ' York faiirti iwUti
Jaanary
if .March
' Miy . .
July ..
, i ...... a .,.
. f ,',
..
Octobw : . ... ... . . y.'j -
D(Kber .., ,.;... ,,m.
Did.tmteYer
IftiS scene
. T.rirK NX11C UUIT .
MbMsizedt
1, : ; ' t If 3 tVW til-
T openpf the sales; the
Vkfm hoWetmefof the expm
feAer:Say. Mday,v when ; at
t the other end of .tte'Unewrfsorr
' ife Qner,. on Xinston'sbusy ? thoroughfare,- Queen
1 thrW bjcis of the staple, which is still, and always has'
a riiiiiinii nLiE.Liii w
OfjajigaJ.- WlMr Nr'l'he
.li'bwflw'WVWI troott It la aale
,:vim'iPaJtwii'
;tiaf;i
'iW aiidible'amlla ef Uie kini tht
&irf.i.&&"?utotm&
the nkfara that he took will make
eKy f the right aort. v-:;,-
iMiSHSW
fHiNew York, Oct. 5.Vnce C, Uc
I'QorMfick, chairman of the Democrat-
t? National Committee, announced
"SaWfoday that he" had been .served
' hKK ififfiniona'in gait for $60,000
' brought against hhn hy Jeremiah A.
OLeary, "president of the "American
;Tnift Society." Mr. McCormick kid
'i ' &ad not been ' apprised, however,
of tiie charges , upon which the auit
W OHIO. , ; .
:. Mr. OXeary. in a statement issued
Ifwra . afterward ' stated . that.: hi
- .ParPose In instituting the action was
,to find out flpst, whether hyphenism,
ocalled, la ubelloua; and. second,
'whether it is inconsistent with Ameri-
.jt;?Otavsid he-wsented';a
UtemenV'sittrJbuted to., Mr. MoCor-mick-criticising
him for sending in
lwltiftgl messages'! xtaf; Presdent
4nison. t In 'that ; message,' Mr. ' 0V
ry criMcised the Iident for "not
;&!ming "American rights "against
fmV Britain vaad informed?; Mr.
WUson that he would rote for the re
j.WcUon of the President. - . '
TOOTO,'! BEFOIIE
II
cirni'N
Willi
Hi
, KepnsstrtaUve Robt M. :Page, 'of
jtw Eighth district will not come to
t Koa iot P'gn address an.
November .fith- Te of the else
j .don, Couy Demoeratic Chairman C.
V.vCow-.r i Jlnlujy ..nnounced Tri-
y
t-onpretsmaa dauda
Kitchin
ana the focal Ul
eiers.had hoped thst
Street, Kington Cotton Ex
Thoroughfare In, All Eastern
doming; Approxiinatelr 175
Were Assembled Along the
7)
t "j -
i:40i.
17.01 :
17.18 I
17J3
. ... 1738
4
aao 3
17.CC
Wo f1iVe?'Weoui?htfto havei
c
re
itlwii I ...fc -7 - - '
r
eg-in
oWrftaf4, Uke
trying
$17500 worth on th mar-
la 'S&'vii
had bB in the air tmj long and
good illustration for some Kinston
.. "."f) . '
VON TIRPITZ
HAVE , NO I
WITH GERMAN GOVT.
Suggestion for 'Blockade of
British tort Fails to-Find
Favor No Resumption
or Urirestricted Submar
ining, Said
0y the United Press)
Berlin, Oct. 6. The government is
unimpressed, it is said, with the sug
gestion of the Von Tirpitzites for a
blockade of English harbors. The
suggestion was made as a substitute
for the "war lone" blockade. There
will be no resumption of unrestricted
submarine warfare, said a high offi
cial today. The Von Tirpitzites are
doomed to failure.
No changes of the personnel of the
government are imminent. Bollweig
and Von Jagow are to tay in office.
STRICTLT FRESH EGO
- BLUFF 13 EXPOSED
t St Paul," Oct" eBuytas;;' rotten
eggs at tne auntp lor naii cent ,.
dotenl Isadore lenscllsohn kept " a
few 'chickens for a comealong and ad
vertised strictly fresh; eggs', .forty-
five cents' a dosen." , He was arrest
ed, pleaded guilty 'and was fined.
One deer, two doe and a rattler
were killed by A. K. Williams, hunt
ing near Vanceboro, m less than two
hours' time.
-1'
If
the "Power from the West" could
share honors with Mr. KRchin here
on October 1 or" 17, bst the SUte
Committee had too much work in hand
for Congressman Page and could not
spare him sooner. Jie will have to
speak her rather early In the day
in order to leave, in the aft a moon
for West Carolina so that he can vote
in the election. , .; .
hpn the traffic officer was
CROWD
Czar's ' Government Con-
jitions With iii&Reim
lidH-Wants to Depopulate
IlandThougnV
" (By the United Press)
Washington, Oct 6. -Eustia . ie n
gotiating with South Amorieanrapub
lies for the cokmtzition of one mil
lion Poles in Latin-America, 500,000
to be distributed between Venezuela;
Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and 4 Boli
via, the 'remainder to be located in
the Argentine and Chile. This " is
learned by the United Press from on
questionable authority.
. Several months ago a Russian com.
.mission of twelve' members riaited
Washington en route to South Amer
ica.. "They obtained letters of-intrt
duction from John Barre.tt," directoi
of the. Pan-American Union, .'.Jt
South American officials.- They avoid
ed the State Department.
The Russian Government Is said to
have prepared to subsidize the colon-
ists, paying their passages and sup
plying a
small ca-pital to each, - .-to
stock and .equip farms.
Persons in
intimate touch with t&e'BliuaUoi''dV
clare tha Russia wishdHd totally
depopulate Poland, whjcljt always has
been a thorn in her side. b4 wud
repopulate the region ; with . nori
Russians .' She offers large trade in
ducements to South America to ob-
tain tn good will or the goverdmenta.
The Cz'ari would estii8bftm jad
steamship lines. ' The chief concent
of lAtin republics is said trte fear
of T alien .'domintiorolltically "nd
ooomi.iflUy,; finidley y artithere-'
fw'-OT&g,'.w1i
WRIGHT GIVES ALL
liir
( By the United Press) ,
London, Oct 6 Orville Wright;
the American inventor, has presented
all his patents to' the United States
Govomment, according to an avia
tion magazine printed here. Every
American manufacturer, it is assert
ed, will now be able to use the pat
ents, which are said to be valued at
millions of dollars.
ACCUSED WIFE MURDER
(By fee United Press);
Mountain View, .Nrl H.t; 0tv
Frederick Small, charged, jyih ,' ntfie
murder of his wife, is being held here
for the grand jury.
'1.
AimEDBEflPvi
OFTRUNKOFWHKIsY
Charles Hatch, colored baggage man
at the Norfolk' Southern passenger
station, well known to hundreds of
persons. , was arrested Thursday afi
ternoon in connection with theseiz
ure of a trunk containing two quarts'
and 50 pints of whisky. Hatchde
ciared that the trunk was the propi
erty of a white man unknown to imi
and that he had made out a check
for "itat the owner's request :'The
check was in possession of a dray
man when' Chief Skinner, hoticlrig ' a
leak, investigated'. ' The aQegeV
white owner could not he located and
Hatch was taken into ; custody. N . A
preliminary hearing i was set ' f or
Friday afternoon,' Hatch 1eiiig- held
in bail oi'ST-l
FAIR WEATHER FC.1
;cg.'.:;
llw ,CLi
(By the United Press) -Washington,
Oct 6-Fqir we
is predicted for the or";' ? f
the world's series tt:--.v. . .
REPORTED . ORVILLE
PATENTS TO GOV'RiT
Tasker' Tolk, Kinsman of a
fPreswuit
Is a Political
foetr Brilliant
DEi6m;.-.Ki:sro;TAiis
Warren' County Orator Re-
!viewi Process of Human
h Raie and Deelares Denio
cratic-Party Was Fpnnd
ed Before the, Calehdarii
'r..ft
One might comb the lower region
' r"- i . . . .
with' a harrow and sweep "them with a
jtagom'inS fwTftni.' jslore-iniouitiM
Nordl Caroiina a tuggesonYth4t,
as , a uniehmen,t,4 "Bondi'T Butler e
forced' to tit urougn neagesM tae
State Housedoor like the leper of
pawjtby,ftlW:ieij' ' suioleaBt'r.;.y
Clean7i.:an4 (that .the ;RepubUcn pair
ty had evea raised the price of BU
bles" because of the commandment.
"Thou shalt not steal were some of
the Ating said by' Tasker Polk of
Warrenton, a nephew of the late;
President Polk, fn a speech to a Dem
ocratic audience at the courthouse on
fnursday night ;&-.'V '"' 'S:'
"eriiddress was a gem. It has not
bcenvsiripassedThere in yearsV ' 1 If
everVli'waS gotten off in ?ilityle
new , and refreshing,,; The ; speaker's
delivery, was lacking in. ybcal volume
ad"1ges'ticulatioiirbut !it was (replete
Jwitk. wisdom, Choicest language and
pttsef thst drove home . Every
other sentence was!f adeflght::He
seemed not inclined to pause to al
low his auditors' b applaua1,.' which
was wise; otherwise he mighrneyer
have gotten through.',,;' V'f
Mr. Polk showed j how democracy
was the ftrsi tttiii In gbvlrnmnH3bT
went ck to the beginning of- man
kinds-described the ' creature- ' , who
took liis wife by force of "arms" or
the weight of his" club, who1 begot a
shock-headed, bear-hide clothed - pro-
geny and then had the love .of home
Instilled in his dormant conscience by
God. The cave man,' "the first tiny
seed' of eivitionMv1nsrieen,'iio
learned to wish that his ragged -little
urchins imight have ji fotteceWg
that he had, and so he gradualry
grasped one tnmg after another, and
progressed through the ages' to ' the
point where' centrafization of power
was .a jreauzea necessity, men ne
and his fellows held a conference, and
elected the strongest 'among them io
bo king? The king died and another
y&a elected, and another, and so oh,
joi then ' came a time when a king
'about.' jft'diadestrid 'ths:i his son
succeed, him, and''tho peopls submijU
ted. Rule by' inheritance! became art
established institution, and rule fi'y
itheeope "passed butf ' And ' there
came a time when king ': tried to
dictate to the people file manner In
which' they should worship God acid
'ore'wa's' al protest " "That ferougfi(
the speaker , down to ihfi JfflgA&i
who, the winds of God's iova-rbUJfig
the troubhdt waters "iefore : them,
came to America, arid-oh-Tlymouth
Rock knelt and thankocUhe GadU
stormiT''who fia8 seen $ tieni safely
hlilier. and commenced the task - ot
building an empire.' ; ; v ; j
Independence 'and T constitutional
government, the government of tfiem-J
selves by a people determined upou
exercising the rights' to' pursue hap
pmess, 'earn' av-1ivkig 'Msi'imeir the)
laws' of masters and worship God Or
came to the hew' land.. An ideal state
of AffalMf dfctksth'tloodrVwj
suited. The ' symbol, a fiag fwith tm
fieU.aiure'. fdrtruth,T spangled with
stars, . hits ; for , purity, and ' striped
with red which recalls the holy blood
which wis shad that it might wave on
high,; is a sacred bannerworthy of
the adoration with which Americans.
r-nr n. . .; ' ; r4i"' ' :-: . ,
' ,Then Mr. : Polk skeletonized the'
history of the Eepublic,' Us v. ari
!' - Is. .ie .presort t'rrt.e -r ' Jt
t' e u:::.
1 ci
7tte c :
Friday's Breaks Approath
: i Alidscason J Sixe Bigger
Sales loqkcd For-Price
Probably Best of the Sea
son Tz&r: :y : V;
i".; -.V:.. ;'.s.''' .KA:
! It is estimated that around 450,.
000 pounds of iobscco was sold here
Friday. ' The .breaks were the larg.
eii In c some time 1 ;VV Increasingly high
priMsfcnpe11d f planiers to marke
and from the ig quantities eomirig
in from all directions Thursday night
tobaccwlsU knew- that the reek-end
sales roi)14"ba hivy(- Fiiday'i
8
Prices were said by some tobacco.
nistr to-hivirbeen' the highest t the
seASon.Vrt VWwVj.;,'.."''' r.
VltgM;hf ; longeif-'-
sales had been away' off from; those,
of thelffidf 'Seplemfbetr On ton
ydlsys not more than 100,000 was sold.
there "was no "material slump : fai
prices it any time," tut cotton d
marided" lot1 of attehtion-Aspecialty
"Bie ' cotton " marketahd tnclement
leather' dUrinc" 'anich of the time
prevented , inarketihg. v.
A return "to "'aaJes :rof midseason
size is Didicted'foa-"next week.
itetiii
' (By the United Press) . r"; ' ;
Boston, Oct; e.-World series tick
et speculators -nave .graooeo iroavon
hag. and baggage. Perhaps never be
fore in the history of the game has
twket' scalpinlr been' so'brazerir'Spe
dilation is going on in utter defiance
of the National Commission, and un.
der the very nosel 'of Garry "ew
an,ind,.Bai,. Jhi)on. Grand stand
seats are selling, at $30 for the three
games,
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'Hi
" Buffalo, Oct 6. The elimination of
the county 'jail as other than a house
of detention', is one of the main ob
jects of the-meeting of the American
Prison Association which Will open
in thek:Hbtel Statfet"- tomorrow and
wilt continue ' five"' daysl "". ,H j
"We shall take a determined stand
t6Lp
regulation " and management, said
Arthiir ! Pratti' president "of the Aisoi
elation and warden of the Utah State
prison, ,
h 1 : .' -1 L ,' - i ,
.-; .":, : '. t.
-- -American' Federation of 1 Labor
Officials will applaud &e action's )
the 'local messenger boys.4 'They
ere oat on strike. A principle U
''Involved. Also a 'few cehta '.i
da They were ordered back to "j
- salary ' from ra perceaUge basis. '
V' The' BtrikeriHrtll "refrain
indulged m, even. All or them '
-::Uewhol't'watdd f
somsusstisfactiaavlha wy ;,' 'the '
manager ' and ' operator 'hustle '
iiW 'wit $fi$a&m$
KOTHERJONES; ViOIIKl:
PLAYED FT VTIlil vci
(By - the UnitedTress) f ' ;
NW YorkvOctA6.-other Jones'
insttuctims to "play ; heil," showed
net' results Coday' in the' appearance
In ' i'po1tbveolutf of ttree n:en and
six women, arrested list ' n .t after
one of Ihe' fiercest' mtlefi the trac
t;onli3ts h yet'dett! ', .1. ,'t' '.'
' vvon;cn, many with tt. . 1 a; as,
: 1 a street car' a, k1 1 1
.' a ...Jjws. The poll. ;
SCAMIORiAT
:ISo?M ;IWn.8overl
ilcato lcad Way
Bliss ipUve! These
I Great Tiroes, Says;-;i;3-
By ROBERT J. BENDER, ! '
(United. Preea Staf CarresBoadeat)
?
O. Board
lent Wilson's
traia, isusaa snrwHonn la
It
f'retarning" to his eaatmer home, .
happy sad weO-pfeaaed with his J
' trijr west- Nebrasha'a weleewe ; j
" treiaendoaf ly impresaet the t). j
aqratte kadere and- ' atoresl tto j
ItwIdMt to aew .; flChej
" demewsUiUons htUftry ' sp- j
Sraace reached -a tnai ls ;
ight wha thsaads Usf 1 th
re UH a Uto hoar, theeriag ,
Mat. A reat rato;Weas
orfosl i vgava vent w apanwraeoiw p
utburlil st every motion of the t
f Prerideflfs aame;' Uadera are- f ,
diet Mis tccuow Ol uw wmawy
' will "swing wls' r;
WrtsoK "discussed! the European Nwah
peace' and American; business' in thr
speecnes nere voaay. ne f aeciaa
America U is ready to' nght araijy
nation in the world, but that its c'au
must be ','usi. lAfter the''hejiwjd.
i;1iwtioit7.ito'iin(;,r join' ;v 'Jeigue of;.4
iis to preaerW the"' peace of M
world. ' ' . , . . ' ' ' .. u
li"the Presid'enl was cheered by ?thoa
sanas during we nay. qe.size
crowds 'aAd. the !aoew''2Sowr
'exceeded anything' vhV wrparieni.
ed' since'-hii Inauguration. :-f':-
the Commercial dub, spoke fa; paH
as follows! ,-, iJV'.v!'':"..,,;.?i;L; iV- '
.Tho'ire'maiiy circuinwhceiLwi i
of the' world is, beyond measure trai i
cal. Ahd'yetay'feilowcoun
men, I believe tiiat thlsi r'fiiUt'" catoW
trophe which has faflen 'npon tae
world in the shape of waV is jgbiiil
to do' us fa Amorfcal' at any . rate,
great'1 service. W'ijt W ahlli
every man to know (hat he lives
a new. age and 'that be has 'fok
ac'f noVt according ; to "Uie tiaditlb
of the past, but according to tne n
essipes of the present and the proph
cios of thC future B-;-"7:
"Wicn wnat we oosaiea ana oene
ed-'llfcelievetiUofeW- the' :U
business fi-enius in the world. We
hot. even thought' of ttslng' that gen
ius 'outside of bur own inarketi' :
V"The ; ekorcUnary' 9crcumUnce
that'for'" the' next' "decade'itt; y 'raU
Rafter -hat it ';'wiil be a 'matter'of oeV
own choice whebher 1( feohtlnuee or
not "but, but for the : next decade' at
ahy':'rat4,i;we''have' g'ol'V serve "jtt$
'Z.JiJt '" ift..' mMii&l ''JSH4 'timtioiLi i
WWI 1U. " ,11., MVV. . V. V ;
ci'el questloit' H ' sil1T5nk."aSsM
question, u aiwrs every question
domestic de'relopinentr The men wlid
insist 'upon " going on ' to';' do 'sthe Void
things ' In the old way ' are "going to
be atf9 the laif end of therocWlon
the in'WjhfVU 'V'lSst
become as wide as tlie horaon. Ahd
the thing that we have to be careful
about is. that we do this thing in a
new way.; y '' :' ;i ' r
f ""BHsi it is fa-these days" for in
;' American' to be alive; nho" to be youn
must be very hVen,'lecause all the
destiny into Vliose great s fruHioiia
Ainerioa ' has promised'' to lead 1 the
world is now open to' be achieved ttn4
ilev her leadership if she Wffl' see and
take' the way. T ' w-; .
" 'Sometimes we deceive ourselves by
thinldng" that tho commerce" of Hi
cent 'years.! has chiefly "'constated fa
exports Stimulated ' by . the .'war. It
Will be worth your whUe to look Into
iiM'Agnres '"Our ' exports Tiave" been
about fa thU proportion: AnlmreaM
In export's 't during? threo years f V)f
some two 'thousand milUont exprei3?
ed in dollars and an' increase' fa the
national wealth of forty-one tLousaf i
minions twenty Cnes tie" L- .laseV !
our exports. Can' an ir.r:. ,in c -c-orts
cf t 1 0 V ' sj -
---e 10 i . J t.rv t .':kt ti
7
He-iBoialwr
' Along Struma
... ..i-x -rWf'.iu.!at;
tie"
.1 ':
;.(8r4hrUtftr
Soik, 0ct'M'4 aire XiAtt.
manian soldier of tha army ei.isioO ;
wi ia.. At ptkym-J:-itrctel
'Ini cut Wvipieiesty ''$&fyr':
firs, "now" iremalns on Bulgarian soil, .
rt1l?kald'ottaally.
ittllslfSfc
alonli'Oct3
aWlfttraat
the Stnmta f rnt, according to 'G. .
eral $(0 W:M
ArtiUeTyfarfr-Vs4
pnt:hroaiJohtCiik:.
front aV Yerdun jtett Biht,'aftBr sev
eraf rekks' ;if 1 InsyV-ikJS.;
dallsaid The sheI2n ;
Fhisalaa Gafa.
fPetrcraa. Oct
iJ-Th .:feiaUut ft?'!
Stveaptoreprtlt
Brezeuny tnd sttrtheasf W lmberg,
huri IbacV rcneato
Roumanian 'offnslv
ttniis Jnort puliiup
la'ire; prisonersi,4j !. 'li
XoriOctTh- (towtf.oMtiW:;vi,;
ijeaiasVbeen'-WpWr
ish in severe fighting on the f tritiaa ,
front '''C'!'"'.i' Wv '' . ?iT ' '
tish:'hv''ptotssiUortk 1
e tiil fioiomt and eorthoaat'o? tH-'KM-l
llvfM : UlU'1-HRjtrdft ;'tt
the Bapaome highway. H i ald 3. 'I ft
:itiicortfr:vfir illi
1 .
t:J.trt;'.i:?-i1-t-
HEAtr;'t.Kl
Rome, Oct iWThe Allies bav to r. , ,
formed Holland that ; ahyaaove o-
ward peaos would be c6nstrned"M
fHMSiiMi6M that 'Sot..
Uni ing oT mm:r ,
wl4rresmwTb',ATOeai.
acc?dinic ' to reports fa authoirHavt
dM4was . . . , .
-;Nw"York? Oct-.(W'tai'fiK4 r ;
HPect'sanitotlon itWishei tr4a i
whiclr: food ir Stonthey;.'iSottia M .
hished' nd tlrilitaooirin4 jt!l
iccorditw "to '.Tueklth Tlletin Just
Issued.: jtflbiOi'liiXY
istihktl? tj!: 'nbmsronl etSnnful JU. - ;
'dt'sptts:igeHni ;:..'. 1!. ' .
Iijreseij faVtaeinwth8'o'f tL-lk
aiaicted iSrOizov.-f'T.il.'.i ; ;
1iiyiiHbEtaiges
ahlherii1ilo6doiionu4vetc.,
trknsfer'lease-' srhis'frora1' " l
Bi'otitEs '.tor. eatlhjf .toilii:!."- c
t&'elt Zhri i sttfiliied' b'jf Use "! c'f ' i ,
water! "their are a louree'of ... 11
whoever may nse them subse ; .
-j' ' ""1 --'- - .
national wealiht ; The fact b V ',
for! ! al poured its I '.. 1
ty , ja of the fict t'-t v .
V:t to'C.a f v
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