THE MORNING POST: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I
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Have your cake, muffins, and tea biscuit' home-
nude They wi3 be fresher, cleaner, more tasty
and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the
housewife to produce at home, quickly and economi
cally, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot . biscuit,
puddings, the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies,
crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready
made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not
compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
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The 1 902 State Pair
Passes
Was a Great Success Both
Socially and Financially.
A Large Crowd
Closing Day
Testen!a" was the last day of t?e
iv Mat fir. an an unuually biff
d.- it There ere nearly twice a
mnf rnv In attendance a la uaual
for th- -!oin(r Jay.
The fair of 19C2 ha now passed Into
the thtnes that have been and Iinrerf
a a p.eawnt memory. Repreaenta
tlxe men and momen of the state, re-rr-?ntat!re
of all walk, station and
rmfMjJor.i. come by the thousands and
mka at the fair and were pleated
with it. There mas the professional
man. lawyer doctor preacher.' teafhfr.
There was the buineis man. merchan?.
manufacturer, banker, broker. Thr,e
was the sturdy, farmer, cattle raiser,
fruit crower. poultry fancier. There
wss the carpenter, blacksmith, and men
representing every trade and calling,
all mlngllrut together, looking at the
products of the state, their hearts
smelUnc with pride, lovlns North Caro
lina. And the fair womanhood of t! state
was represented, too. In the great
throngs, the stately and mature dames,
mlth whit hair, those with silver
threads among the gold, the young wo
man, the vivacious maiden. There was
the highly cultured, polished, refined
and accomplished representative of the
trore wealthy classes, the girl from
the city, the glri from the village and
the robust lithesome country lass, all
attending the fair and smiling lovely
srr.ics.
Verily. It was good to be there.
President John A. Long. Secretary
Jos. 11 rogue and Treasurer Capt. C.
B. Densorj have cause to be proud of
A. & M. DEFEATS
GUILFORD COLLEGE
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Football at the Fair Grounds
Yesterday
In a splendidly fought contest the
A. ft M. foot ball team defeated Gull
ford College at the fair ground
ysterdy afternoon by a score of 29
to $. The game was witnessed by at
Wn two thousand people. The only
touchdown scored by Guilford wa
made by Fitzgerald after a succession
cf sh-rt gains and a hard fight inside
the Ove-yard line. The quakers play
el a h..-i p!ucky game but were out
classed by the A. & M. team. Fltxger
sll and Ur.ds.iy for the visitor did
some rretty work. In fact the whole
team worked well, but wa too weak
to withstand the hard rushes of the
locals.
For the A. & M. College the stars
ere Welch. Devlin. Robertson Tuck
er ar.d Shannonhouse. while all the
others played their positions welL The
sensation of the. game came when
Welch scooted around right end and
dahd one l.un!red yards down the
f.eld for a touchdown, which, however,
a ruled out on the claim that he ran
outside the line. -Another sensational
run wss made by Tucker who broke
through and made a 75 yard dash for
a touchdown, but this, was also ruled
out jLa fouL
The first Half
The game was played in two twenty
minute halve.
A. AM. kicked off to fifteen yard
line and Guilford advanced five yards.
An attempt to gain failed and Gull
ford made a long kick to Roberson who
advanced ten - yards. Khannonhouse
carried the ball ten more and Tucker
made a brilliant dash of twenty-flve
yards. A nre yard gain wss made and
Devlin ent through line three and .a
feaif yards for a touchdown. Devlin
tailed to kick goaL ScoTe $ to 0.
. O oil ford kicked off to Roberson who
to- mrm vtm. . f J
Into His.tory
the VXft fair. The exhibit were full
and complete, the weather waa all that
could be desired and the attendance
smashed all former record. The Mid
way was large and minus the rank In
decencies that characterised It last
year. Ttle races were good and the
other outdoor attractions - were pleas
ing and entertaining. Everybody was
happy and the throng went home with
expressions of praise for the fair.
AH outgoing trains last night were
loaded with visitor returning Borne.
A select coterie remained to attend the
crowning event of the week, the mar
shal ball, at the Capital Club last
nlrht.
The exhibits are being removed and
packed up for ahlpment. The Midway
tent are being furled, the -man with
the -come-back baIr-otnt ha pack
ed his grip. he EIX Country Store
has "Closed .for the "season."! the merry-go-round
organ ha been hashed, an5
all the rare and wojtderful anake-eat-er
have hut cp their resile den and
departed. -
The gentlema' driving race was
won. yesterday by Mr. J. K. Marshal.
Mr. Manly Pennington second, Mr. J.
i Wynne third and Mr. A. B. Stron
ach fourth.
The trotting race was won by Ttlch
ard II. in three straight heats, time
2:261-2. 2:29. 2:271-2. -
The running race was won by Post
master Bailey In two straight heats.
Lockwood second. Royal Roover third.
Secretary Pogue announced yester
day that the fair had certainly been a
success from a financial standpoint. In
terest will again be pald'on the bond.
The society ha only $24,000 ri bonds
and these are nearipg maturity. They
are secured by mortgage on the
grounds and In th elait few year they
have risen to fifty cent on the lollar.
A short time since they could be had
for almost the asking. The society 1
now In the best shape in it history.
advanced ten yards.' Then "Welch made
his sensational . run. . The ball was
brought back and Tucker hit the line
for four yards and Roberson made a
gain of five yards. Then Tucker ran
seventy-five yards, but the . ball was
carried back to the thirty-yard line be
cause of a fouL It was then Gull-
ford's balL or. yard was gained and
eight lost. Rober On received Guilford s
kick and advanced ten yards. Two or
three short gains and Welch got away
and sprinted thirty yards for a touch
down. Roberson makes goaL score
11 to 0. '
Guilford kicked to Devlin on the ten-
yard line who advanced twenty-flve.
Roberson received the ball and skirted
right end for twenty-flve more. There
were short gains by Tucker, Roberson.
Welch and Devlin. Darden made a
pretty run for fifteen and Roberson
pushed the ball over for a touchdown
and kicked goaL Score 17 to 0.
Guilford kicked to Darden on the
twenty-yard line who advanced fifteen.
Then Guilford seemed to' gain strength
and offered stout resistance. ; One yard
was gained." two lost, then -six and It
was Guilford's balL Guilford played
hard and in a succession ; of plays
slowly advanced toward the goal. Two
downs Inside the five yard line witn
out gain made it interesting.. On the
third down Fitzgerald succeeded In go
ing three yards for a touchdown. Lind
say failed to kick goaL 'Score IT to .
A. & M. kicked off to Snipes who ad
vances ten yards. ' Four yards were
lost, and time was called, end of first
half. .-'
Tb Half,
Guilford kicked to A: & M. on the
twenty-flve yard line and Gulley ad
vanced ten yard. Welch goes thirty
and Roberson. Shannonhouse, Oulley
and Devlin make gains In succession
and the ball went -over on a fumble.
Guilford tried in vain to advance and
kicked when A. & Ml advanced two
yards. Welch made another great run
for 27 yards, and. Shannonhouse went
four more for a touchdown. Rober
son kicked goaL Score ,23 to S.
Guilford kicked ofT to Roberson on the
fiT-yard lin who advatjeed ten yards.
Welch and Carpenter made tea and fif
teen yard respectively and Tucker
and Beebe went two and sir. Devlin
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piangea uirouga uue line tor eigui
vard. C reenter. Robe r son. Gulley
and Devlin gained three, eight, five and
twelve yard respectively, and Welch
skirted light end for .twenty yards, be
ing tackled near the edge of the field
by Snipes and Dixon, when the three
rolled between the front wheel of a
caniaxe - and the horses' heel. The
fhorses jumped and rolled the heavy
wheels over the men, but no one was
hurt. Guilford secured the ball on a
fumble., Beliur unable to gain by
bucking the line Guilford kicked twenty-live
yards to Welch who advanced
twenty. Sh&nnonhouse made twelve.
RAhnron 1 and Devlin broke throurh
the line and ran twenty yards for the
fifth touchdown.. Roberson kicked goal
and the score was 29 to 5.
Guilford kicked to Devlin who ad
vanced thirty yards. After a succes
sion of rains elrht. four, ten and three
yards, Oulley gained eighteen and Gull-
ford made another stout stand and se
cured the ball. Falling to gain kicking
wa resorted to. Roberson was tackled
In his tracks when he caught the ban.
Roberson and Devlin made gains and
time was called, with the ball on Gull
ford's twenty-yard line.
The Guilford boys crowded together
and gave a rousing yell for the A. &
M. and then for Guilford.
The yell was responded to by the A.
& M. team grouped a few yards away
who yelled for the quaker lads.
I'p ef Beth Teaata
The line up of the visitors was as fol
lows: Lindsay, center: Pritchett, right
tackle; Stockard, right guard; Short,
right end; HcNalry. left tackle: Fitz
gerald, left guard; Hinton, left end;
Dixon, quarter back: Snipes,. right half
back; Leak, left half baci; Patterson,
full back.
Sub Welborn, Davis and Fisher.
The A. & M. line up .was as follows:
Iladley. center; Carpenter, left guard;
Beebe, right guard; Devlin, left tackle;
NeaL right tackle; Darden. quarter
hack: Roberson. full back; Shannon
h use, left half back; Welch, right half
back; Gulley. right,. end; Tucker, left
end.
Subs Carraway, Selfert, Abernathy,
Asbury, and Miller.
SUPERIOR COURT
TAKES A RECESS
' There will be no further session of
the October term of the Wake Superior
court until next Wednesday, a recess
witll that date having been taken yes
terday morning. Jurors drawn for the
third week of the court will take notice
that they need not attend until Wed
nesday morning November 5. The only
business disposed of yesterday before
the recess was the granting of a di
vorce of a colored couole.
STATE BOARD OF
ELECTIONS CHANGE
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Hon. R. A. Doughton of Alleghany
county has resigned as a member of
the state board of elections and the
governor has appointed Mr. J. R. Lew
ellyn of Dobson in hi stead.
Argument Heard
The case of Farmers' Manufacturing
Company of Norfolk, Va., vs. Frukes
Manufacturing Company . Jn equity,
charging infringement on patent for a
ventilated barrel made of veneer for
the shipment of fruits, was argued be
fore Judge Purnell yesterday, the ar
gument continuing from 10 until 6 p.
m. The argument was by Fenwlck of
Washington, D. C, and Brogaw of
Washington, N. C, and others for the
complainant, and Rodman of Washing
ton, N. C. and Lenton of Philadelphia
for the defendants.
RAILROADS GIVE
VERY LOW RATES
One Fare for Round Trip and
Fifty Cents Added for
Fa i r 6 r o u n d Ad mj s s i o n ;
Tbe Southern Railway, Seaboard Air
Line, Afiantlc Coast Line and Norfolk
& Western hare nad a nu;e of on
fare and fifty cent coupon admission
to Fair grounds for the Great State
Fair- Tickets to be sold October 25th
to yoti inclusive, final limit November
3rd. - . . ,
Rates from some of 'tie principal
points, with Fair Coupon aoueo
Portsmouth -
5.03
5.45
3.00
2.95
1.95
1.40
1.70
1.TJ5
-1.85
2.83
'3.C5
5.45
5.3)
3.05
2.33
1.20
Suffolk. . .." .
Woldon .
Littleton.. ..
IIendTson. .
Frankllnton. .
Lonisburg. . .
Wake Forest
San ford. ..
Aberdeen. . .
Hamlet.. .
Monroe. . . .
Richmond . .
LaCrosse. . .
KldOTwny..
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YoungsriUe. .
Ashevllle .. -30
Stateerdlle '
Salisbury -,;
Charlotte
High Point.. .. .. ..'
Greensboro.. .
EIoti College.. .. ..
Rurlington
Iinisboro..
Chapel Hill- -
Durham
Cary t
Clayton.. .. -ju
Felma.. -
GoldsboTO. " . " '
Wilmington. ... ....
Wilson.. ... .
Rocky Mount. . .
Fayetteville .. .. ..
GxteariUc. .V ..
3.13
2.00
2.45
1.80
1.A5
1.S5
75
1.00
1.40
2.03
4.85
2.29
3.73
3,00
4.43
STATISTICS OF N. C.
GRADED SCHOOLS
Thirtv-three Schools. Expend
Nearly $200, 000-Public
School Expenses
in
State Over
$1,400,000
The work of compiling statistics
from report of suoerint!jdents of
city and town graded schools for the
year ending July 1st Is now being com
pleted in the office of the otit Super
intendent of Public Tnstrac:'.on. ThL
is the first year reoorts have been
gotten from these schools, of whLrh
there ar 33 in the State. th5 superin
tendents having heretofore in many
instances declined to report. However,
Supt. Joyner appealed to them on trie
ground that without such reports it
would be impossible for anything, like
an accurate or creditable snowing to
be made in his report of the money
really expended In the State for edu
cation in the public schools.
The compilation of the reoorts all
of which are In hand show about
J200.000 raised and expenld in the
matntalnance of these S3 graded
schools. This will give a ;.Tand totsl
of upwards of 11,400. 0C0 raised and ex
pended in the State for the public
.hvtla oltv And rural.
VWAiwaw - - .
Yesterday blanks were snt out to
all county superintendents of schools
on which are exoectea to mase i
once to State Superintendent Joyner
reports of the situation in their respec
tive counties as to consolidation
school districts, local taxation, the
number of school houses built during
the past year and the Per cent of pri
vate contributions toward ni3 ereciwn
of school houses. These reportJ are
to be in by the time the "5ta:e converi-
it r rnnntv suDerintendecits of pub
lic schools meets here Nov. 12. 13 aiid
14.. Supt. Joyner thinks ..t least ten
times as much money from p-lva:
sources has been given lor puruc
Bchool houses the past year than durnt
any previous year in the hlujry of
public schools Jn the State.
Democratic State Ticket -
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
JAMES Y. JOYNER.
Guilford County.
Member of the North Carolina Corpo
ration Commission:
EUGENE C. BEDDINGFIELD,
Wake County.
Ch'ef Justice of the Supreme Court:
WALTER CLARK,
" Wake County.
Associate Justices of the Supreme
v - Court:
HENRY G. CONNOR,
Wilson County.
PLATT D. WALKER,
Mecklenburg County
Judge o: the Superior Court of the
Second JudiciaJ District:
f ROBERT 3. 'PEEBLES. . j
Northampton County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Fourth Judicial District.
CHARLES M. COOKE,
Franklin County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Sixth Judicial District:
WILLIAM R. ALLEN,
Wayne County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Eighth Judicial District:
WALTER H. NEAL.
Scotland County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Tenth Judicial District:
BENJAMIN F. LONG,
Iredell County.
Judge of the Superior Court of
Eleventh Judicial District:
EUASTUS B. JONES,
. Forsyth County.
Judge of the Superior Court, of
Thirteenth Judicial District:
WILLIAM B. COUNCIL,
Catawba County.
Judge of the Superior Court of
Fourteenth Judicial District:
MICHAEL H. JUSTICE,
Rutherford County.
Judge of the Superior Court of
the
the
the
the
Fifteenth JuJiciai District:
FREDERICK MOORE,
; Buncombe County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the Six
teenth Judicial District:
GARLAND S. FERGUSON.
Haywood County. -This
Is the Democratic State Ticket
to be voted on November 4th, 19C2.
Familiarize yourself with each name
and look out for bogus tickets. There
is reason to fear that bogus tickets
will be circulated on Election aay.
There is no Democratic State ticket
without each of the above names on
it. "
F. M. SIMMONS,
Chairman State Dem. Exec. Com.
ALEX J. FEILD,
Secretary. v
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