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THE SOUTHERNER taily1889 Established Weekly 1824 Plitiliihed Everjr Afternoor. Except Sunday by THE. SOUTHERNER, at , Tarboro, North Carolina. THIS aOlTHEKNKH, SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 1022 per cent are in rural districts. Sooner or later this country will take cognizance of the comlitions thnt exist here in the way of tenants. In 1800 our percentage of farming ten ants was 28.4 percent. In 1320 the rate was 38.2 percent and in my own county of Edgecombe, which ranks second highest in the state, it was 79.4 percent. It is interesting to observe in any Member of Associated Press: The A. P. is exclusively entitled to the tilt for republication of all news dif iiatehM credited to it or not other- Wise credited to this paper, and also j section or country, where an inte,lli th local news published herein. Allgpnt marketing of all crops has been rights of republication of special dis-j brought about, how the land is rraci patche, are herein also reserved. ! u,y .,Us()1.btHl by Uu, , wm, livos . . . , .. . .,,f 'on it and cultivates it. This brings Foreign Advertising Representa- tiTts: Frost, Landis & Kuhn. Brums-, about two great benefits; first, in the wick Building, New V'urk City; Peo-1 making of better citizens of the far plel Gas Building, Chicago, and 1004 1 nu,,.s tK,msi.lv,.s; second, in releasing Candler Building, Atlanta, Ca in Paul Jones . . V. Herman Cree. '.: Entered at the N. C. as fWiml da the Act o: t'"tvi'-- ; the investment of the landlords . em it,,,, 'arm lands, and in a great Manager cases an unprofitable investment. leaving this capital to be invested in ;n Tarboro. in tier, under il'uch IS 70, Subscription Rates: Daily, 1 year. $5; 6 months, $2.50; 1 month, t!0c; 1 week, 15c. Weekly, ?1.")0 per year. Phone 75 p. 0. Box HOI CONGRESS READY TO DEFY PRESIDENT ON SHIP SUBSIDY Not only '.Tin Congress hold up the Tariff bill in conference until after the election, but the statement has bean revived in the public press that it will also fail to pass the ad ministration Ship ubsidy bill before adjournment, wich it is hoped will be about Oct. 1. President Harding hn threatened to reconvene the Con gress if it fails to pas the bill before adjolnrment, but this is another one measure which the Republicans arc afraid to take to the people. Undur this bill it is proposed to dispose of $3,000,000,000 worth of the best of merchant ships afloat for $200.n00. 000 and pay the purchasers of the ships $750,000,000 to take them off our hands. Republican Congressmen who have lately been among their people real ize that while tht American people favor an intelligent marine pnlic which would put our ships in .w. ation instead at trying thenr up to ; dock, they will not stand for ihi policy of gift and subsidy with th additional taxation, and they are ready to defy the orders of- M: Harding and Mr. I.nsker and th; Shipping Trust to pass the bill. Whether or not President Hardin, will use the Big (Goll'i Slid; or them by reconvening the Congee- remains to be seen. Just now no otiej seems to stand in fear of any; hint: Mr. Harding threatens to do. j offiicerey by competent men, and if one is to believe the lending bankers and business men of the section, it has been an unqualified success. It is being attempted in our "sec tion, in tobacco, cotton and peanuts, and in my judgement there are only two things thnt can prevent it being a success hero. One is a failure of a sufficient number of fanners to sign the contract and deliver their pro duce, the other is the greed of the fanner. If a large per cent of (he farmers will pool their products have good men to manage the pool ami not permit their greed to ;i high prices. I do not bel-ieve . the effort of all other eh.sses of business can prevent, the movement from being a success. The object of co-operative market- many ing is lo bring the buyer and seller , in contract at the least possible cost,! BON'ilS". And if t iol 1 tw.lii.vi. flint, it .-in be acwoino- qualified Voters ination of $1,000.00 each, ami shall mature sprinHy ns follows-.:' One eacl year from the 5 lit '.'th years, in clasive, f ro'ln the date of issue; an.' 2 each year from the 10th to l'.ltl years, inclusive, from date of rssin of said bonds. 1. That the ntavimum tax which may be liviod and collected each year to pay the interest and piin eipal of said bonds th.-tll not exceed twenty cents tin the line Hundred Dollars valuation of alt taxable pro petty in said District, and sixty cents on each poll in said District. At said election those favoring the issurance of said bonds and the levy ing tax therefor. s-h.-Jl vote a bahot on which will be printed the word-"l-'OK S(il()()l,ll(ISK BONDS", and those opposed to the ).-.siii:hic of snid bonds and the ieying of said special tax shall vote a Dal tot or which shall bp printed the word ".U.'AI.VST SHI ll O L II O V S K majority of the hall vote 'i-'Oi: l-linol tlOCCi: ItllVIl" fh,.n it the further development of the par- lished in our products more easily ' ' ' ' . ' " . shall be the duly ol I ountv t onimi- ticular section or country in railroad, than elsewhere. siones of Kdgeco.r.be County to is telephone companies, power com pa-' The raisin growers' association ot j SU(, s;;;, V,,lus. ;,,( exceeding the nies, manufacturing companies, mid California spent one and a quarter , amount specified, and shall there the va -ious other fields that arj open : million dollars last year and will, after :evy a sufficient 'ax. not ex- uvediug ute amount specilteu, to p:ij the interest andprincipal of saic j bonis m issucil. as said interest ami " 111 : principal may bc-i.nie due and pay I forjablf. And it is fu:hi-r oi.h red that said election be held and conducted in tin "oratice, so tHey set to work to get sale 01 our. looacco or couon. .m un rid of landlordism. They found that ; dorsramlitig is that ten or -.wa ive -.he tenant could not escape from his concerns buy (he entire bright tub. position unaided for the land!ord crop eventually, and of thoe ten oi wanted ro keep him a tenant. He had. twelve, two take about 0;, per cent tin credit. of it. Certainly con Cooperative marketing ha so sta- seller anil buyer w that lite gov mil demanding capital today. Denmark realized that farm ten ancy was bad for the tenants, and was bad for the country. M led to indifferent cultivation. It kept pau neried the tenant and left him in ig- ! spend one and one-half nti!ion do this year in advertisement. The co-operative association Denmark had to make a mail (heir products. Xi'ijfl lii-v one of these difficulties will lie experience.! in file ;a'ui Di. hoidin be u-t i-en thi- I econoinit-al . an hilizcd agriculture ther Bi-nisiuil could atTord to, and does. Soin lend him the 0-10 of tin- purchase 1 el at ive I pi ice of a farm if le iin furnish I -1 0 1 peals to tw in cash. This is so hedge about by j 1st. business precautions that the govern-, propel merit has never had a loss on a loan i and an rerv few foreclosures. I of the gtad The thought occurs to my mind. 2nd. It moan that '.he failure of other business in-! !' teri-sts in -ou,r country to give aid to.thi 'lie co-operative selling movement I by case. i- in th of the advantages of co-op-ma rlcel inff of col I on I lia; a li tre : It. wrli require thai cotton he y giadeil. both as to quality ngt h of staple and a krinwb-d're p furnished the fariiter. thai cutter must be jieriy warch.iuseil and thus -:av-iiti:nen..-c lost entailed eveiy year damt:ged cot!u! eXposid on lite j in ! he village of ( risp. in itrict, as now ine- tilM-d for gi'iM-ra! elections, and there .shall n jtl new l egist ratio:: of electors in salt: Di.sirici fdr said election. Tiie neilstr.-ti-. iiefv.een the hour of t.i-ie ('Mock A. M. and san-ct, on ea-Jt day (.Sin:-i.ty exc ptcd I fot twenty days prt-ciiliii-g the day, I'm closing tin- nvis! rat i"U books w rii keep ori n said !""!.- for the regis trnlio'i of any .'lectors residing with- To All o Whom These Presents May Come Cj-eeting; Whereas, it appears to my satis ai:ioit, by duly autheulii ate.l re. i id f ihe proceedings for the v.iltmf try lis: dlihtion thereof by the itn.-:'i;moii . orseut of all the sin: -kholdc".--. de posited in my oi'liei', tha' liie Dun bat I'arui and Mercantile Company, a corpora! ion of this qale, whose priicip.il oflice is situated in the tov. n of llaltleboro, county of Kdge cotube. Stale of North Carolina (J. K. Iiillard being the agent therein and in charrc thereof, upon whom pro-ess may be served), has com !hd with the requirements of cliiip er 22, Consolbkled Statutes, entit- 'ed " 'oi portttions," preliininary to the issmng of this Certificate of Dis siiluiin: ; ' ' Now, therefore, I, .1. - Bryan!;;!;;; tlriiites, Secretary of Slxte of i h j X Stale i f North Carolina, do hereby -eilify thai, the s:iid corporation did.j.j.X on the 2:lrd day of Augu.-t. IH22. fiK- ! IjlX :n my ollice a duly ecuteii anu at-j 'os-.od ci nsent in writing (o the dis-J -olution of sitid corporation. execttl- -d by all the stockholders thereof, j I vhi- h : :d eoiisenl. iind (he rc-oid o: i he pr .cecdings aloresaid are now on : ill- in n. y said uftice iis itrovided by ' aw. j lit testimony when of, 1 have hero, i o -it my hand and iiftixed my oili-j se:il at Raleigh, this 2:!rd day of, ux list, A.D. 1022. ; J. BRYAN CRIMES, :..;..:.,;...;,.X..;,.,X 1 may lea to such an awakening 1 revoiu,:on iii this county, with -..-u't that the farmer will not iti-fi"-! to market his crop alone a j farms ami, or. On tlx- contrary, by the ,xvit 1 ntflurt of waste in handling. THE COTTON GROWERS HEAR MR. HOLDERNES.' (Continued from page. one.) has become the most ontcnteti stat in the world. Education is a univer sal possession only .002 being illitcr ate. The. comforts and convenience: of life are widely distributed. Thf feudal system of land ownership ha almost entirely disappeared. ' there being now only about 10 per cent of the firms of the country operated by tenants and fhee are fast dis appearing. This has been, made po sible through the establishment ol their own buying and market agen cies in Germany and England when they havesecured an uncontestei place in those countries as a part of their produce and they are now push ing the sale of their diary products even in New York. In thirty year? they have increased their export of bacon and lard alone from $750,000. to over $23,000,000.00 Every acre of land in Denmark average $17.00 per annum in produce that is export- d.. Denmark is about fifteen times as large as Edgecombe County, and less than one-third the size of the state oi North Carolina and still in that country there are 250,000 farms and d these 68,000 are of one and one- half acres or less, and 65,000 from one and a half to twelve acres, or more than one-half of the farms are of t twelve arrea and less on which farmers make a living. This bears in teresting testimony to the success of co-operative marketing and explains why wealth is more evanly distribut ed in Denmark than in any other of the countries in the world. The de posits of the savings banks are high. Out oi every hundred population, 51 axe savings Sank depositors, and 78 u; they wi.l. iis a noity enter anil .r::-:i the politics of the nation. -.Hi! perform otljer funct tons such ;e Hiving manufacturing, bankinc:. etc.. I:.-:; at present arc being properly lerfo-nnod hv capitnUts in nuntry. In Denmark the tanner by co-op nation make his own butter In, -e. He kills and sells his ,-att e and lings. He collects and and warehousing iia: '.;e' s his own eggs. He buys hi- 111. thods of ma! ket in; feed I'. 1 1- his cattle in distant markets i receive much more ' is v, ell as agricultural machinery and -to-j :!:o:.i supplies. He. does his own : banking and establi-hes his own cred it. He insures his h.tiises ai d live I tc.k. He buvs'at wholesale ' 11 hint; elf at retail., , These fie ts are food for reflection i for the business men in our section. ; Would it not he better for the busi ness interests to give the proposed -o-opefittive scheme for marketing ! -otton. peanuts and tobacco their I heartv and free sunport, as the batlk-1 ers and other interests of California 'lave done for the various co-oper-itive societies in that state? Is it not iiettHi- to hiive here comlitions such is exsi-t in California that those that are in Denmark, if we can accomplish ihe same results, that is, the prosper ity of the farmer? . 1 have yet to know a person. or see an article that did not give co-operative, marketing credit for .wonder -ful results in California. They have secured these results without appeal ing for legislation to remedy their ill. but by an intelligent marketing of their products. At the time of the passage of the prohibition amend ment, the California people thought that their grape industry had receiv ed its death blow, but, by an intell igent co-operative selling movement, the product of the vineyards are be- f a "nun t to ;!:. e.-.-s tha to the weather. the I .".rd. It will en-.hle the be j t'hriiHgh the pool, to sell direr nii;f. A'iy Intel. igi n.: ntiiii Km this f,, ....... ..f colecilM- nuirk. the farmer tonrosertcd -by :i -pecla'- ist of lit ; own ch ing. till! i-rahi. him to get ii belter p't-'- b.an b" would by selling 'to a buyer din-ct this a fe v bales of cotton at a time. This i!i,i.. not necessarily mean an u rea -ed cost o :ne uKiate eonstim- ntt-i--sing in .-a'-o School lit 'o regisi sal urn. Tit be c! i-l for i'i : on the t'ltil Rjitur e-: toti. On i-ii- it the period of reg s i ar sh'al: jitteml . bo, 4: -:t the polling, trie! tor tiu- regis1.. The following Rc of K!-ct ion are hen said elect ion: Registrar. J. n. "y ic: and entitle-.: said hook,, will it: on a: sunse: iv In. foi l' ,'.) uttt'daj- hiring ,-l!--.n Hie i'egi.. hr. regi tr.-ition :tce in si, id Di.--Ion of vo'.ers. -t r:n- iind .Ittdgi ippoinu-il toi Sccrehiry of State. N'.irvillo Judges V. c :'-.e Pih H. Noticr- of S.ib 1 f. f Election. IV Edwards K. Edwards d-iy of Aug't-t. .tlii Hoard of C Dun 11, Cleik. of Real Property. 102. Hint ST 1 1. ;i;;r iind by econioni. tig t he farmer wt'l for his '-otton note than a fai: I ndct- .-ii an-' iiutrtof Co: tain dee tl.-t.ier-ignc' vtrilie hi ;!t, -. ested in na if trust 1 -xectlie' ii d the Tiit bo'-. without asking any price to the mill. The present movement. I hope -:11 he ii tli-cess and we will ha' - md sells 'lit ions that obtain .in ( "ill i fo rnt,. d in my jt -diremettt, :i period 'of wond- errui pi cspenty. Ihe preiettt move ment may be a failure. If it is, I have a font- that , in years fo come w e will have an 'awakening that w ill j eombe County i:t .Tarho.ro". N. C. sel carry with it to complete success, a ::t public auction to the highest bid co-oi)erati.ve movement ih.it is no, of! '!'''' 'r ca-h. that certain parcel 01 marketing alone. p Wer .v that to ihe llull.!- . ing.and J.nati Associaiiot: by 'ii-'.or'.-i .Sledge, Truste -. and Stephen llody ::,; S;j.::n Hi.idy, Cestui que Trust -jt-t.t. (laied Loth Febrttiiry. l'.M'.t, :,nd ! duly rt corded in the Edgecunbo I Comity Ritlilii- Registry in Rook ISM, 1'aue Hi:!, d-'aitit having be.-t, made in p.iynti nt of the indebteilttess se cu:ed thereby, and demand bavir.g j been niaiie upon the undersigncil t j sell, I will, n:i Saturday. Sopte.r.be 2nd. !!'22. ill 12 o'clock M., ;n front 1 of the Court House door of Edge- A TI1W SPARK MOSES FIBES A malrli i-:ui-H'e-.-tiy thniwn ani l'- m:'.y come in con l :;i t witli att e . j ! .ii c n:ul i-.-ii.si- 1 iviqi'iiiliitis l.iss. ('.itisi'.-' of ex ;I n-sii 11 ;:ri' df-ti-ti trin! ti-rs 11I' 111 ;:;ii''i'itct I );ttio.'P mti.v lie itiiitimifd wil h cfU'c. l'l! . - , -Sfclirc. ri-liabii- lil'i' in.ntjt ati t' il' Yi:i iln tmt lia c it . Tlti'ii ;.; u sutiti1 scrictis ihiiuglit In l-'ity I1rt-'.'t'iii i.i M. This ajfi'iii-y oi' 1 1 n HarH'ni'tl l''irc lusiir anri' ( ntit! patty will t-; pc vati' h yi'ui. Call of phnlH'. Jacocks & Roysier Company TARROKO, N, C. Capt. Jonej at Nashville. C'.ipt. Paul .lories, left here today to adress the cotton growers at Nash ville this afternoon at 3 o'eloi k. Thi , meeting is the wind-up of the cotton campaign in- Xash '-county. NOTICE " OF SrECIAir'KI.KCT: IOX TS THE CRISP CON'SIMDAT ED SCHOOL DISTRICT. TO AUTH ORIZE THE ISSUANCE OV BONDS OF SAID LTSTRICT FOR SCHOOL HOUSES; AND ORDER OK. NEW REGISTRATION OF THE - VOTERS OP SAID DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given th.U a spec ial election will be heid in Viie Crisp Consolidated School District of Edgecombe County, North Carolina, on the 15th day of Seprmeber, 1922, at Eagles Store in the Villago of Crisp, the regular polling piaee in said District, under the authority contained in Article 3D, Ch.rpter 35 of the Consolidated Statutes of North ing disposed of at such prices that - Carolina, and acts of the General As today the vineyards of California are sembly of North Carolina amenda- worth more per acre than ever be-' tory thereof, and supplementary thereto, to ascertain whether1 the fore, and this .same thing applies fo: other co-operfctive societs that hand- voters 6f saifl School District are in favor of issuing bonds for th pur- Iele other farm products. In fact, in, pose of building, rebuilding and re agricultural sense, during he per- pairing a echoolhouse of schoolhouses lod of depression that has been world Wide, the agrucultural interests of Denmark and California have stood out as bright spots.. ! Ouring the year 190S, co-operative marketing of tobacco was attempted tn Vantni.trv Tf .. Aa:nnj : .1 cei to handle the burly crop. It 'was in said District and furnishing same ith suitable equipment. 1. That the amount of bond to be issued thereunder are not to exceed the amount of Twenty five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00). ! 2. That said bonds shall bear a- 1 rate of interest not to exceed siv per-1 j lot of land lying and being Miuate in I Edgecombe County, North Carolina, and in the Town of Tarboro, bounded a::d described as follows: The same being Lot. No. 21. Mock, A. of the property known as Panola ' Heights in the Town of Tarboro. j opy of said plat being of record in 1 Book lot), Tagc ."8, of the Register j of Deeds oflice oi Edgecombe Coun- j ty, and being the identical lot or par-j eel of land which was conveyed to I Victoria Sledge, Trustee, for Stephen Body and Susan Body by deed of re cord in Book 102, Page 477, of tne foregoitifr Reglsi'j- to which refc-r-ence is here made, and being further described a? a lot or parcel of land fronting fiS.7 feet on Church street and running back 150 feet. This August 1st, 1922. R. G. ALLSBROOK, Trustee. Just Unloaded Administrator's Notice. Having qualified as the adminis trator of the estate of J. W. Robin- son, deceased, late of Edgecombe County, North Carolina, this is to no tify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit ihem to the Undersigned at Battle boro, N. C, on or before the 21st day of August, 1023, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recov- ry. All persons indebted to said es-t.-.ie will please make immediate pay ment. This the 21st day of August, 1922. - ' W. T, Robinson, Admr. of J. W. Robinson. CAR OLD RELIABLE GILT EDGE FLOUR Plain and Self-Rising CAR OF FEED OATS and VA. GRAY and RED RUST PROOF OATS SEED OATS SEED RYE Prices Right R. B. PETERS GROCER Phone 35 211 Main St. . Wholesale and Retail : I. :c: i I. .V... The Time To Save IN YOUTU if you arc so lucky as to Ijc young- IN JIAMIOOD, if you have nrrived at maturity IN MIDDLU AGIO, if you havr traversed half of your iiifcnilotl span of yoara ' IN OLD AGR, if you aro bnsinning to catch glimpses of your life sun-pot Always the Time to Save is NOW. First National Bank TARBORO NORTH CAROLINA ' THE PLACE FOR YOUR SAVINGS THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY AAA A !? FARMERS WAREHOUSE Leads in High Averages. I We are beginning to receive tobacco from up the stalk and the buyers are in shape to take care of all grades. Bring us a load and watch us work for the TOP-NOTCH Fai'mers Wareliduse H. P. Foxhali & Dan Taylor PROPRIETORS TARBORO, N. C. UI PRICES ... Ilall's Catarrh Medicine ! Those who r In "rnn-lrrfi tjiiJf Bon ulll notice thnt Catarrh bolhera 7 P T?nn Attnrncv Rnrltw Mount 1 them rnurh more than when they a l J. i. bum, Attorney, noc-Ky Moun., goo- heaitB. .Thin fa.-t prove that nil N. G cent annum, payable geml-annualiy. S.That laid bonds shall b densm- a21-ltw-uw' Catarrh is ft local disease. It 1 irrentU HALL'S ATARR!. MfcirMCINE t; i ' - - . . I Tonic and Blood l urifier, ami acts through Certificate of Uitiolntion. , ,ne Mood upon the mucuua Kirdrn nl the DOtly, thua rrduclnR tw -fntlamnuvoi. i Ail drmegiata.. OMvulara frea. mot 01 State, . i y. J. Chtaer Co., Toledo, OUO. LET US ESTIMATE FIRST SOUTHERNER JOB PRINT 4 a-
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