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THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
Wednesday, October 23,' 1916 - " ' 1 o . 7,
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THE DAILY FREE PRESS
, (United Prw Tckfraphk Bcportj) " 1
. H. GALT BRAXTON, Editor and Manage
Published Every Day Except Sunday by the Kimton Free
. , rnn Co., inc., juntton, N. c.
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Entered at the postoffice at Kimton, North Carolina, as
tocond-cla natter under act of Congress. March 3, 1879
The Free Press regrets that the advocates of the State
are not united, and that there is division among us in
the matter of securing the bank. Such division, if it is
permitted to carry the representatives of the various ap
plicants into a bitter fight will jeopardize the prospects
of securing the bank for the State. Far better would
It be for the matter to be decided among ourselves, an I
thus put up a solid front when the final show-down before
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Let there be no "dog in the manger tactics and their
lesultant loss of the plum entirely.
Communications received and not published will not ba
returned unless stamps to cover postage accompany same
"BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER!"
And 'twa just as we predicted, a great big howlin;;
success of an opener. Never did the All-Wise Ruler cf
the Universe blesj an occasion with more fitting weather.
Ideal expresses it, and nothing short of that mark dae.s.
After more or less threatening Sunday and Monday, tht-
clouds hiod themselves to other pails Tuesday, and O!.!
Sol had not a single interference to mar his welcome ray
upon a happy throng of prosperous folk gathered for thr
Second Annual Exhibit of the Kinston Fair.
It was hardly thought possible that la.u year's initial
day would be eclipsed, in spite of the fact that it is not
Kington's, ard the section's way of doing things to let
well enough alone, but beginning with the marshals' par
ade, which covered a stretch of two miles, with mon
than two hundred mounted men, drawn from all parts of
the fair section. Icadinz the wav. the beautiful float dis
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r playing the resources of the district, portraying the edu
cational aims and accomplishments, the numerous artistic
ally bedecked machines and vehicles and exhibits, there
is spelt everywhere "Bigger and Setter than ever." Twice
as many or more horses are here to try fo- honors and
money, and the exhibits and attractions are those that
are to be expected at the largest of fairs.
May the remaining days be equally as propitious, and
may those who come to Kinston during this g!adsom
week find that welcome and pleasant atmosphere which
will ever bring to them fond memories of the occasion
and the realization that the latch string always hangs
conveniently for them to come this way.
NEW YORK OFFICE 88 Park Row, Mr. Ralph R.
.Mulligan, Sn sole charge of Eastern Department. Files
of The Free Press can be seen.
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WESTERN OFFICE In charge of Mr. C. J. Anderson
Marquette Building, Chicago, where filet of The Free
Press can be seen.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25. 1916
"New York is now betting even money on election
race." If the tide continues to run Wihonward in the
next week like H has in the past two or three, the gam
bling element will be playing the odds on the President.
and suggests that the Republicans insert a "want ad" fo.
an issue. It would be a severe blow to the prestige of
the want ad column ."or producing results, however, and
it is hardly fair to subject them to such a hard teat.
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There are atill some items incident to traveling and
other expenses In connection with the re-election of Wood
row Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall, which must be
looked after by the rank and file of the Democrats. Have
yon subscribed T
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Alter a while the small nations which have yielded to ths
: entreaties of the Allies to join them in their fight against
, the Teutons, will awaken to the fact that they are sim
ply being made the "goats" and usod as buffers to keep
tha German "vice" and "steam roller" from their main
troops
THE STATE'S "FINEST."
Tha State's and the Nation's "finest" were here in
numbers Wednesday, It was "School Day" at the Kins-
, ton fair an J the boys and girls from far and near caw
to participate In the greatest exhibit of the State's I oyj
and girls that has ever been given. Last year five thous
andor thereabouts of the little tots and the big boys
and girls, and the young men and women were in line,
and brought to Kinston and the section the honor of hav
ing had tha largest number of school children In line of
ir.irch in the history of the Stae. Since that time other
i counties have had large gatherings, but none have equal
tctl the fine showing of this he second attempt of the Kin
ttm Fair, through the work of Miss Hattie Parrott, as
sise nt county superintendent.
Hail, boi and girls, young men and young women!
Our best wish is that you may be brought to realise more
fully the opportunities that lie before you, and that those
who see you today may appreciate the possibilities
that He within you, and resolve to give you an even bet
ter chance to develop and Improve those possibilities.
Let us not be unmindful that God rules, and that His
hand is manifest in the succeas of the splendid commun-
Ity enterprise, which we are now enjoying.
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FEDERAL LAND BANK.
Tuesday' the Federal Farm Loan Board sat in Raleigh
The Board of Commissioners of
Jones County, acting as agent for
Trenton Township, will receive at its
office in Trenton, N. C, on Monday,
November 6, l'JIC, sealed bids for the
purchase of Coupon Bonds amounting
to $15,000 in denominations of $300,
bearing inter; st at five per cent ( ')
per annum 'payable semi-annually,
principal sum payaMa twenty (20)
years from date, at the office of the
Board of Commis.-ionirs of Junes
County; said Board re-erves the right
to reject any and nil bids. The ex
fense of printing ionds to be borne
by purchaser. Said bonds are au
thorized by Chapter IS' of the laws
or 1013, after election duly had and
carried by a large majority.
sam Hoard will also recc:ve sealei
bids for $10,000 Coupon L'.mds of
Heaver Creek Township, issued pur
suant to Chapter 'Z1, Laws of 1913,
Hearing interest, d . s: jnunatod and
payable same as above specified
bonds of Trenton Township. Certi
fied check for $r00 must accompany
bid.
This October lfi, i'Jlu.
J. B. POLLOCK.
Register of Deeds ami Ex-Officio
adv Clerk
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A SAFE TEST.
WHAT OTHERS SAY
AN OVERWHELMING VICTORY.
New York World: "It ought not to be merely a Wil
son victory at the polls in November. It ought to be a
Wilson landslide. That would be tne greatest political
blessing that the American people could confer upon
themselves.
A Wilson landslide would completely destroy the in
fluence of the hyphen in American politics, and once for
all, put American citizenship above all foreign intrigue
and alien sympathy.
"To Europe it Would be a final proof of American soli
darity which would carry its eff ?ct into all the diplomatic
relations of the United States with the warring nations.
"It would definitely establish prog.essism as a for
ward policy of American government, beyond the powe:
of Toryism and reaction to overcome. It would mark th?
beginning of a new economic order in which human rights
were no longer held subordinate to property rights, and
the labor of living men held of less consequence than the
accumulated products of the labor of dead men.
"It was Jefferson who put the ship of State on the
Democratic track in the nineteenth century, and made
i.-aiuic o kuvci iiiut in, ox me people, ioy me people and
for the people. Wilson is rendering the same kind of ser
vice to American democracy in the twentieth century that
Jefferson rendered in the nineteenth century. Regardless
of any mistakes he makes, regardless of errors of judg-
Mirni, n is restoring American democracy and giving
For those who are in need of a
ache, it is a good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly re
commended by Kinston people.
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ij. d. mggins, oaKcr, jis s. iryon
St., Kinston, says: "I have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with vny gkod
results and consider them a splen
did kidney medicine. Another of my
'amily also suffered from weak Sid
neys and dull pains across the back
and loins. This one had headaches
and dizzy spells and tha kidney se
cretions were irregular in passage.
Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief froi'i
the troubles."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get I
Uoan s Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Higgins had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y. adv.
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and fceard the claims of Raleigh, Greensboro, Charlotto government back into the hands of the people to promote
and Durham set forth. All four North Carolina cities
Want the eovettd prise. The territory circumscribed in
the suggestions of three of the contenders includes North
and Sooth Carolina and Virginia, while Charlotte added
Georgia and Florida.
ne ree tress, nice otntr loyai worm Carolinians, ts
anxious that one of the farm loan banks be located in the
State. We have already expressed a preference for Ra
leigh. Wa did so because we felt that Raleigh waj and is
tha logical place. It Is centrally located, easily accessi
ble from every part of the State, end the proposed terri
tory of the bank district.
the welfare of all the people, not the welfare of a few of
the people.
"American democracy, if it is to go forward, cannot
permit anybody to undo what has been done under Presi
.Ian, W;i-.,v,t 1 . , .. . .
..bih. n us 5 iuttuereni(i. u cannot artoru to give any
man the opportunity to do it. It can take no risks with
Bourbonism. It can make no experiments with reaction.
"The highest duty the American people owe to them
selves, to their principles of government and to their
ideals cf the Republic is to give to the President a popu
lar majority that will be overwhelming.
"Make it a Wilson landslide!"
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Office Over Cotton Mill Office
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vance of Feed stiff, we find
that we are compelled to ad
vance the prices cf milk.
Beginning November 1 st.
Sweet Milk will be 12c per
.quart, 6c pint 3'2C Half pint;
Cream 60c Quart.
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MESSENGER
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