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-_S?jt Suits Are Started By Association
of Virginia and Carolina*.
The securing of judgment for $21,OdO
by a California Co-operative
Marketing Assocition against an individual
grower named Rindge, who
broke his contract by selling outside
of tbj association, and the suit
for $3,500 and costs by the Burley
Tobacco Growers' Co-operat.ve Association
to be tried in the fall term
of, a Kentucky court, against Garrett
Watt-, association member who sold
his tobacco on the auction floors,
have called attention t<S the North I
Carolina law which protects the loyal
members of tco-eperatlve marketing
associations and provides punishment
for those- who break, and for those
who induce others to break the>-marketing
contracts.
Announcement that six suits by the
Tobacco Growers' Co-operative Association
of Virginia and the Carolinas
will immediately be instituted against
contract breakers in eastern North
Carolina and South Carolina, brings!
- cut the fact that the North Carolina
law ltia teeth in it.
Section 25 of this law, -called An
Act to Encourage the Co-operative
Marketing of Farm Products, and to
" Authorize the Incorporation of Cooperative
Marketing Associations,
reads as follows:
"Any person or persons, or- any
corporation whose officers or employes
knowingly induces or atempts
to induce any member or stockholder
Of an -association organize! horeunwith
the association, or who malicder
to breah his marketing contract i
iously and knowingly spreads false i
reports about the finances or man-)
agement thereof shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and subject to a fine
of not less than one hundred dollars
(tlOOTand not more than one thousand
dollars ($1,000) for such offense
and shall be liable to tb: association
aggrieved in a civil suit in the penal
SOW of five hundred dollars ($500)
for each said offense: Provided, that
'Hill M 1.1,111! onnlv to a bona
fide credr-'.or of any member or stockhoolder
of such association, or the
agents or attorney of any such bona
fide creditor, endeavoring to make
collection of the indebtness."
The Uws of Nortb Carolina further
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upheld t.ha marketing contract ' of
the 80,000 organ ixed tobacco growers
in which the grower agrees that
chonld ho fail tr sell and deliver all
of his tobacco to the association, Jsa
shall pay the association five cents
'' jnidated.-damages for each pound
iclNered outajde the assoiacion."
The North Carolina law reads ds
follows:
"The by-laws and the marketing
contract may fix, as liquidated damages,
specific asms to be paid by the
members of stockholder to tta association
upon the breach by him of
any provision of the marketing contract
regarding- the Bale or delivery
or withholding of products; and may
further provide that the * member
will pay all costs premiums for bonds
expenses and fees in case any action
is brought upon thte contract by the
association; and any such provisions
shall be va,!d and enforeablc in thj
courts of this State. y
In the event of any such breaofi or
threatened breach of such marSetmg
contract by a member, the ^sociaItion
stall,be entitled to an injunction
to prevent the further breach
of the contract, and "to a degree of
specified preformance thereof. Pending
the adjudication of such and action,
and upon filing a verified complaint
showing the breach or threatened
breach ,and upon filing a sufficient
.bond, tbc aecoaiation shall be
entitled to a temporary restraining
order prehminery injunction
against member."
Aaron Sapifro, "the attorney for the
Tobacco Growers' Co-operAtive Association,
who will conduct suits against
contract breakers a aid; iiA
few men cannot block the 80,000 organized
tobacco growers of the Carolinas
and "Virginia who have behind
them the National laws, State laws
and overwhelming public opinion."
Although Virginia and South Carolina
have similar laws to that of
North Carolina upon their statute
books, North Carolina leads the way
as the first Southern State to protect
lbr farmers with an adequate law
for the Co-operative* Marketingr-of
farm products,?News & Observer,
published by request.
IN MEMORY OF MRS.
CHARLES B. BROOKS.
__ Roxborc, N. C.
"Precious in the sight of the Lord
ic the death cf His .saints/'
/We esteem it a precious privilege
to Have known through intimate association
for four years, Mrs. Charles
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afffi^q^lean wh
rovide for this fe
ctacular events !
it to roxboro and
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"ra special attra
irate display of f
:e acts, band cg
ttendance "ye oi
handsome prizes?
5t now.
5SION.
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Tin; ROXBORO COURlIjR' ; t;
MMM .? W^MMjW?*W"M?^"IM?ljl, |
If. Brccks. one whose fait'H in the.
j love 'and wisdom of" her Heavenly V
Father and submissivenesa to hU Will
evidenced at all times a life h>i with
Christ in God. -I
We miss her since her spirit took
its flight to a-happier shore but eMj
leaves a name-and IShJMSttBT fHUilt
v.hich a gentle 'influence will continue'
to shine as the years go by.
Few people have ever Hved in
Brooksdale community who will' be!
missed like she will, for she not only|
did service to Her family but to the
entire community. She was happy
when personalty administering to
those who were sick and destitute.
Kternity alone can reveal the good i
she has done. j
, It is not ^iven to humanity to be
perfect, but if Mrs. Brooks had a
fault the writer never discovered it.
, Not once' during four years did we
hear criticism of Her beautiful life.
""^S^e- was unselfish, gentle, patient
frugal, industrious, and- devoid of docepitaoi{.
She! mgde Ifribnds everywhere.
She was a model wife, mother and
neighbor.
She had the gift to order well her
own Household.
She helped to rear nine children of
storing worth-. All of whom are loyal
useful members of the Methodist
Church and an honor to their community
and country.
Not a more fitting tribute can be
paid her tHna the testimonies o^her
I children bearing witness of her having
lived so as to forever claim the
respect and confidence of her own
household.
She loved flowers and nature which
bespeaks her fine * qualities.
Around Her cheerful fire side end
at her hospitable table all were made
to feel at home.
She was a friend to the preacher's
family which meant strength to them.
WKle her acquaintances shall Cherish
her memory and her children
shall rise up to. call her blessed" her
husband, who is known for his usefulness
loyalty and unusual faithfulness
to his church and love for all
things uplifting, must find abiiing
comfort in_ the reflection that^ "A
prudent wife is from the Lord" and
' that his heart has always safely
trusted in her, ttjit she hath done
him ynml ?11 J hn Hnni nf her life "
' Blessings on her memory.
Mrs. J. A. Russell,
Four Oaks, N.
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