fit selling on
while pnrehaninf everything
uae under price or trait eo«
► . *
wen* into •
Mr* marketing syvtem wkieh he
seen tai Denmark, declaring "the »•
operative ryrtmi haa wdwwl Den
■Mok and lilib her people the moat
i and contented in the world,
ia. will a similar ayateon j
effective for the relief of i
an farmer*?" "Nevertheleas,"1
the speaker, after men boo
th* obstacles which had been.
in the path of the movement
In Americdk "co-operation has become
the slogan of the American fanner,
and if arbitrary price fixing continues
aa to the things the farmer moat con
he will he driven to apply a
to the things he
inv iwwtvi vi 1*7ii vuurou uia aitoii
Man to the European aitaation, fir-,
tag « aurvwy of condition! in aevaral
—uuti ten including France. Germany,
Bar land and Italy. Ha putiolaii)
<wlt upon conditions in Germany,'
declaring that the pniicy of repadia
tha panned by Germany haa had tV
•/fart of torraaainr th» tirhea of Qer
aiar ndrl'i .allata *.\a t« atrwngthen
tag their power, while nt the name
time "thia policy haa almoat cruahad
the middle cUwaea." He aaaerted that
the eonditinna would mi cauae ' a
Moody revolution Hi any othet coun
try, bat that the German ia «ot a rer
atotionta and In apite of the auffer
taga of the maaaea the people banra re
tlarf to land a rrmpathetic aar to the
taMii riat and ooaman|atk agitator.
Debt OpWaaa Tary
Telling of tha difference af opto
south and tba fruit |t»nn of Cal
ifornia, will carry detail ad plana far
organisation into arary aaction riait,
ad. TWy aiao will fin ■aaaraam to
tba hrun who anliat in tba
«iumaa4fanda will bo awlhtlo through
both tba war financc .n rye rattan
ageneiaa and tba intarmadiata cradit
banka, eraatad by tba last Ciingi—
Orderly marketing and tba way of
financing will bo the foendation of
tba afforta to which tbo corporation
Mr. Mayor foala that tba co ayaaa
live nawBait in tba aolatioa for tba
agricultural pioMam and (raqmntly
haa urged organisation of tbo pro
ducers. Ba ad bia aaaiatanU con
template tba formation of aa many
i —ii for an "offical nekoaini* with
the bnwn' problsn. He UMrtod
tei had bean too much lyapttk;
and too little actual help given agricul
tor* and again urged Um pmn mt
remedial legislation. His statement
mnlalasd rafs routes to the Norrta
Sinclair Mil of two years ago aad aee
eral other naaom which ha said
would hare proved beneficial had they
been enacted.
"As tamal," Sana tor Praxicr said,
"we arc hearing the same line of aog
(Mtiou a boat now credit agencies,
and Congress undoubtedly will ha be
seigod by the kind of politicians and
banker* offering the mow kind of
credit schemes. The farmer* never
received any real relief from thia
source and they need not expect any
now. Theaa so-called rural credit
scheme* generally banefit the man
who farms the farmer inateaJ of the
man who farms lend, who Is the one
in need ei relief."
Maa at Funeral Ends Life
Los Angeles. Cal., Oct. 4.—John H.
Pleasants, 40 walked into the chapel,
j of an undertaking establishment while
| a funeral service was being conducted
yesterday, stopped at the casket and
asked:
"Is this a faunlf*
"Yes," soma oae replied.
Pleasant* than drew a piatol and
' shot himself in the head. He died
one hour later.
Iran Loom*
iio, Oct. 8.—After ohdp
im for more than twto
FtlU m Asphalt;
Chap Him L
Canton, Ohio,
pin* with
hours today, workmer rocwaM in
rescuing P r Hassan, M, from a
block of asphalt where ha had been
imhaddad all nirbt. Only his head,
; right arm ami shoulder ware visible.
Haaaaa fell o*ar <a small embanb
i ment Into • pool of warm a«ptett
I while walk in* near an asphalt plant
, last night. He became exhausted try
inir to free huaaalf, AIM1 lay iVtwn.
In the meantime the asphalt harden
ed. * " * ) I
His calls for help ware finally heard
by a workman dMrtly before six
o'clock this
away of U»a aapbak which 1
ly suffer
A Letter From Japan
lit * pmtMl letter te her «te>
tar. Mrs. f. L. »m fh, Mr*.
Frank, wtfe of %»r. J. W.
bone erer three hundred Ji
B^We
the tarHMe tcithqatke ehoeka. N*
ine vae hurt to ■■mint to anything
In WmoU, Mr. Frmnk re-hurt his
lane leg. About a month at* ha
bnke a mall tendon in Me lag below
the knee while playing indoor baae
MR, it WH to nearly well that he for
Lenoir, Oct. 4.—fin iwapt the buai-1
noes Met ion of mewing lock Mi
Isst ntfht, completely dtitroyinf immut
ly an entire block of lwniiwn bouaes.
The bi( iMm of Lenta Brothers and
R. C. Harm wort homed la tka
ground. The firs did not atop with
thee* hat iwift through the block and
iihmI«iIf bud Y«m*'a eafa and
■hop, and H. C. Martin*! dnif (tore
and a email ehop adjoining Lent*
Brothers, bokmrirtr to Mr. Hanson,
of Charlotte, was also in the Wake
r»f the t lamer
The fire started about 11 o'clock
in Lents Brother's big store. The
origin is unknown, hut it is beloved
to have l.cer started y ra»s *naw
ing matches The alarm spread rapid
ly throughout the village. The ec.ttre
citizenship turned out and formed
bucket brigades. bat were unable to
get the flames under control. From
I/enti Brothers the flames rapidly
spread to Young's cafe and hotel
building. Local .fire fighting equip
ment had eery little effect on the
flamea and this building which Includ
ed the poatofflce waa within a few
minutes enveloped in flames.
In rebuilding the fire-swept dis
trict the new buildings, according to
information given out this morning
will he set back to afford a wider
street. Plana were already under
way to move these buildings hack sev
eral feet for this purpose. The new
buildings will be of better construc
tion and mors modern in design. The
new Haynos building will bo of brick
veneer type with modem front.
Little Girl's Foot ia Cut Off by
Reidaville, Oct. S.—JuaniU Jo»».
the three-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mm. G. L. Jonn, of Locuat BUI.
waa carried to a Danville hoapttal Fri
day evening with her right foot ampu
tated ^»v« tha ankle. .The child «u
rnjored Friday aftemoda by a mew
ing- Machine which waa being driven
in a field by her father. Tha child
(ianaf«d to gat in tha path of the
Made which caught her above the
ankle and completely ao»aaad tha
phyticiana railed fvaaa TancayrSa
and waa carried to the hoepital aa
*ooa aa tha lajary had baaa tempo
rarily draaaod and » tournlqaet ap
plied. Her eentittea yMMhf waa
written by Mr. Fraak I
he mailed the latter for kin wife i
that be hi acting aa a kind of steward j
for tha new Mission at Kebe
they are carter for
the _
rich 1
by poverty added
their exile. Tokahoma. their
twenty yeare ajro ia in ruins,
railroad was tern op wtthin'ttre I
at their simmer home, bat 1
ly for then not in the direction
they moat travel. Mr. Frank
his injured Mfc much batter.
Neither the In. or Mrs.
their lotion dwell on the
their experience, bat fire Mays
nights of earthqaake shocks
Figkt limiim Am at lUMcfc
liMri Oct. 4.—In spite of a warn
in# which had been |lwu by Federal
District Attorney Inrin B Tucker that
pi'oaemthm wauld (allow If the law
waa violated proasstm hare laat
night (howed pictures of the Dseap
»y-Fhjo fight.
Those in charge of the show da
brought into North Carolina by a1
rommon carrier and thereby, thoy had
been advised by lawyers, the inter
state commerce law had not bean vio
lated.
"I consider it an outrageous viola
tion of the law," declared Mr. Tucker
last night. "You may say for tap that
the manner in which the film waa
brought into this state will be fully
inveatigatad and the guilty parties
will be proaecuted and thi* office will
ask for prison sentences upon eon.
viction.
"There is a loophole in the statute
tnd as I construe the law the exhibi
tors are guQty as accomplices in re
i eivmg the fflm If it waa shipped to
to this state by a common carrier, hot
if the guDt doei not extrnd'to the ex
hibitors the film waa brought in by
■ u to mobile or by a paasaager on a
tmmoa carrier " _
The district attorney characterised
a* absurd and construction of the law
which would hold new«Depart wkleh
published photographs of the fi«?hi as
culpable. No attempt to «top >att
night'* performance was made.
Claim to Fame Wm That Ha
TWraalMd KaiMr
London. Oct 4.—The death occur
red here recently of Alfred Russvl
Price, and passed almost unheeded
where** it waa worthy of apacial no
tice, for he socceeded in accomplish
ing what thoa**nd* of Americans
hare Itched to do hot mold art, ha
trave the hoy who later became Ger
man emperor * food, sound thrashing
It happened years a to when Wil
helm was the crown prince and was
visiting IIfr*combe an English sea
side resort, with his tutor. Wit helm,
' in a pfcyfully de*Uuctlse mood, be
t*an to throw tton** at aosae bath
'H| machines >ilmi|ln to Mr. M>rt
father. Be waa toM to atop, tot took
kcaption to thi* infringement of hi*
Vg*l ri«Ma Tone Price task ^
hi* eaat and began to belabor the
, royal jaaMi *o mmi—ftiQy that to
had afetaMwai a Waak «r* *ai aar
aral eat* *nd IiiuUm before the tator
1 -urrsslsd <■ wlWag «A hoaUlllha.
of Ma printed farm: 1
yoa by
at
or an the utrwt," an
he places tha amount 118.96. We
•onM lika far tha atate attorney gen
eral to fhra Wa opinion aa to tha
nlitjr of tha form and method which
Traffle Offlcar Hang— ia aataf.
"Nam»i um multif laphod fffl-ln
form latter* arv aant to motor car
owners by A. M. Maddry, oonatohla of
Durham county, ao many in fact un
til motorist* arr being advieet! to
*void Durham, if thay would take '-be
precaution not to he arrcatad after
thay |(t home.
"W. Lothur Catea. of BaiH^ton.
ha* a regular printed form which he
*enda to mitoriato aa tha hattaa ef
which ia printed "section MIS Auto
mobile lawi «f North Carolina: No
person shall apatite a motor nrtfel*
outaide incorporate towns at greater
*peed than SS mile* aa hour aa aay
miblk highway.
"Catea ia n<>t the only officer of tha
law who wa hare heard of that's be
lind tha tim**. The stat.< highway
<pead law ia not M mflaa aa hoar; it
i* 80 mile*, and haa been for a ion*
ime; yet if you paaa through Catea'
llace of buainaaa you are HMy to re
vive a notice to forward him aa much
>r ba arreated. Wa would Uha to aak
'h« attorney general why it ia necea
«ary for innocent, law abiding citiaana
t>f the state to pay officer* far the
privilege of riding on the highway!
for which thay are paying? Why la
an officer permitted to send, what
would ba termed a black mail latter, if
it war* mailed by anyone ether than
a person with an officer"* authority T
Why ia a man given authority to SB
force tha law whan ha desert even
know tha lawT"
Funeral Pym Still Arc Burn
ing in Told*
Tokio. Oct. I.—A Month attar Ja
pan'* greatest earthquake finds fun
eral pyres still burning in Hanjo aad
Fukujaws wards and other
of Tokio whaa
from the rain* Beside the
ara many shrines whan relative* sf
the dead flack to worship snd to pray
for tba spi.' t of the departed.
Despite the a^rl of haato la <
in* of bpdtoa to |
their
mail entrance to
firm* at every |uH they Mt
The ikott attracted (uard* fica all
parta of tte prison to the mm aai
under a heavy fire the eonvicta waea
forced to take —* *•*" ■**-'—
room, a two . _
the renter of the prieon grounds.
From vantage point* hi upotake
window* of the dining room Ilia e*a
victs were able to
fire which forced the guards to
raver. An alarm quickly was i
and citisens from the
countryside, aaMng
arm* a* war* available quickly
their strength to the besieger*.
Prison official* obtained a marhtoa
gun from a coal mine company at
Nnrtonville —J1 —*
the barricaded
temoon. Governor
ordered troop C.. of the
truard machine gun company at !
kinsviUe to
«ent foor tear gas gana to charge af
the taar gas Ifaad of the Louisville
petto*
of
to
100
May hertw TIm Tariff mm
WWt Akerc 90 C—ta IwM
Washington. Oct * —IiiMmtth—
hare bnn r »#n tin fadwu tartff
roonninion by Prmldi ' 'J«Mr to
co—klir the poasibiiit .if Ii.um
ins the prewnt duty Of. wbr abac*
30 eenta •* i nnm of rein ior the
Wf*urn wheat mw The M
A legation that the tariff <*
whMk to hi—< torn M to «