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v VOL. XIV. FINAL EDITION. ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA, SATI UDAV K\ !*Ni'.'s'.(>('1OIJEIS I. lft?|. 101 It I'ACES.
NO. 236.
GIANTS TAKE OPENING GAME
Senators 000001001001 3 8 I
Giants "010100000 0 0 2 4 12 * \
Score Tied In
TheNinth Inning
Griffith Stadium, Washington, October I?Tying the score
i ninth ffame -?ml losing Ii>e name in (lie twelfth after
in which the Giants (jot away1
tators, with the peerless!
(fame of the 1!)2I series.
in W1C mum iranir^mi uiv k?""
eleven innings of errorless ball in whic
U*2 to 0 start, the Washington Senat
Jannson in the liox, lost the first game
Johnson struck oul 1-^ -hm'?
in 11 innings, but two of the
hKs off him in the lir.s t live
innings were home runs, giv
ing the Giants their two run
Jsad.
__Nehf pitfjicd well n(g)i
perfect baseball and got three
Texas leaguers, the last start
ing the hatting rally that won
the game.
Walter JohnHou rettllz<d tin
ambition of his lif?? when In- took
the luound today for Ilio Wn?li
ington Senator in the Aral name
of the World Seri? h with the New
York (Hants.
Run! wn:i behind the l?siI for
Waahinfctou. while Art N? hf. Mr
^tliBWa left-hand trrfr-w?-nt intf*
tna piteher'n ho\ and Oowdy
donned the ratrher'a iiiaxk for tin
National lyatiue ehar.ipioiiH. Here
la the lineup:
Wa*hiiu:ton
.IfeNaety. r -uterlb Ul.
Harria, ancond Ihum?.
Bice, right field.
Ooalln. left field.
Judge, first baa? .
. JMmiege. third bane,
flprkinii.i'juli, ahirtatop.
UUel, ratrli.
J oli n soil, plt< h.
New York
Ltndatroui, third,I?iiko.
friieb, aero n d Iwae.
Youn;;, right field.
Kelly, center tlHd,
Tj?rry. firat liaae.
Wllaon, left n id.
Jark.'ion, ahortftt"p.
Rowdy, eateh.
Nehf, pitch.
rmjdrea: Coiiiio||\ at the
plate, Klein at flrat base, lJin<< n
at accond tmae. Qtiigb-y at third
has*.
Fir hI Inning
G tan ta?Llnd.it rom, U * -t man
up in the (Hants half of Ui< first
?win??mnr <*ui nr Mwcrntyr
i rlnch i?o|?|n d out to Illuegc
trying to lay down a bunt and
Young wan railed out on ?trik? ?,
frlfl fung^ bit hitr. no firms
Henators In the Senator h half
of the first MeNeely filed out to
Hack Wilton, ilari in went out.
Jaclfon to Terry. and Illcn fouled
out po Lindfitroni. No run*. no
hiU. no errors.
Hffimil Inning
Olants?After two strikes had
been called on Kelly in the nee
ond InnlnK and ho had fouled wv
erA other* lie caught one of
Jonaaon's fast one* on the imm1
and aent it Into the left held
bleacher* for a hoine run. Terry,
nfdjfruian up. singled over s< < >>n<l
missed a wide curve for
th'^ntrd strike. Jackson walked,
hut Gowdy hit Into a double play.
1'teMBpaugh to HarrH. f??r tin
third out. One run. two hits, no
errors.
Washington ? fioslln went out,
Jackaon to Terry. In Washington's
n'-cond InnlnK. Judge drew a hast
en balls hut was left stranded
when Bluege fanned and I'eckln
paugh filed out to Wilson No
runa, no hita, no errors.
Third Inning
Gtanta?In the third InnlnK
ehf around* d out, Johnson
?5
?Voubletf to cene r field fmf w"i7
caught off second, ltuel to I'eek
InpauKh. No run*, no hits. n<
U^Sled f*nn<'d Frlseh
flanstor* - ltuel first man tip in
Senator's third Inning, not base
on halls, hut Johnson hit Into
double play. Jackson to Frlseh to
Terry. Crowd went Into uproar
aa Johnson walked to bat. Mr
Neely strolled to first on balls and
was left stranded when Harris
popped lo Jackson No runs, no
mKG, no errors.
Konrth Inning
titenta?Young and Kelly flr*t
si en up In Giants fourth
*tr#M out and crowd went wild,
but Tarry smacked hall Into left
UrTfTMachem for wantl Kimnr'
of the game Wilson again '
rn
hI mrk ouf. One run. on? hit. no
error*.
Senators After Ilire ha?! filed
out to Ki'lly in WmlilM<oijr>
half of-iht-'-Iuurlh .uid (loslin went
out. Krlsch to Terry. Jiidse pot a
slnulr on a Mm* drive t?? richt
field for Washington's first Mt. H?*
was left t here, however. whrn:
Mmlstrom threw out Mucile at
first. No runs, oko hit. no errors.
1'lftli InuiiiK
t Hants- -Jackson lanin d in
New York's liltn. n akitu s?\? i.tli
strike out victim o! Johnson's tast
hall. t?owdy/s.u; h d to r? nter
Hold, hut was foi? cd out at i>hc
opd on Nclif"* i:rctnder. Harris to
I'rcklnpntiKh. I.lnu<trom llod out
to MrNi'tly. No run.-i. oho lilt.
?wo'TTrnrs. 1
S'-nntorc N? ?1! a^ain retired
tli?- side :ii order .1. Washington's
fifth inninr., I'* ck ?i|i.niKh ^oitiK
out on a high foul to|lfrry. Ril? I
Hied out to Wilfeco aiid Johnson
went outt Jackson to T> n y. No
runs, no hits. no ??rors.
Sixth Inning
Hiantn Johnson issued his sec
ond |i:iS* ill the CI;.Mi's sixth when
! rlsch Vi nt to firs' mi four halls,
hut struck out Voiiii^ for the
third time and Icrcil K? lly to 11 y
ii?ut to CokIIii and Tvrry t?? foul
oof lo Hnel. No runs, no hits, po
errors.
Senator*... McNeolv?U-d?off?U*
Washinfclon's half of the sixth
with a Iwo-hase hit to left liehl.
It wiis the second hit of tli<* Lame
Off Nehf. Ilurrl. mounded Mil,
Jacl ' on to T? rr.v. and VcN'm ly
??ni lo third 1 mm when- lie
jtrai'd on a hit and rim |>lay as
Frisrli threw out Hire n? ilrst.
Hoslln -?umh ?] oh' Nehf s |iitchiiiK
lin n d. hut was cauulil Iryinu to
.<teal second. fJowdy to I'risch.
On?? run. two hits, no errors.
Neteiith looiliK
<*iinnti>- Wilson start.d lh< (Ji
aill's seventh innlni.'wlt?i u single
t'i richl field. Jackson, however,
hit into a double i?ia>, Itluck* to
Harris r?< JttdR Oovdy walked
and Nehf lint n T?\as leaguer.
Howdy stopping at second. Itoth
runners advailf fi ll _ hast < 11 _a
oamrd hall, hut were left Straful
? d when i'ecl;ln|i?UKli threw out
l.indstrom at lirst. No rum-, two
hlls. no errors.
Senators In Washington's half
nf the set 1 mil JmlKP lltfrt ?ITH to
You n k . Itluet'.e was thrown out at
first hv Nehf and P'-cklnpaiiKh
single through third hase. lie stole
hi eond Mid It wns put up to John
son to win his own game when
Ril? 1 was walked. hut he lined
out lo Krlsch. No runs, on?- hit,
no errors.
KJfftillt I milni;
CiianlH Kriach, flr*t rip in the
Clan in eighth, sent a Muh nm to
IVck. hut Vr?unic atonr-rl for atrlk- (
Inu t?iit on Mm former thr? ?* trlpa :
to lin- plat?* by *inanhlnK orit a '
double to left fl?-ld and went to
third whllr? r?rklnpauuh was
throwing out K? lly at flrnt. Terry
drow a haw?- on hallw and on an
wa* eauicht r?fT third. Rliel to
lllufKO. No runs, on?- hit. no ?-r
rorH.
Senatora-- Liridntroin threw out
McNecly to Mart of! tlx Senator ?
half of tli?* elvhth. Harrla filed
out to Wllann hut Ure? walked.
He nto|p aeeond; but t'.oalln atruck
out. No runu, no h Iti*, no error*.
Ninth 11>iiIiik
Olantfl Thr- <;iant? trl?'d to
forcn over anotlwr run In their
half of lln- ninth mlu n Wilson .
alnkh'd. wn? ftacrlflcrd to aeeond
hv Jaek*on. who hunted down th?*
third ba*n line. Oowrly, howwr,
wa? Johnwon'w ninth ntrlk?*-out
vieffin and WflSfiff wan riUh-TT fihf
at thr plato when filer- took
Nohf'a nlnal? and threw to Kurd.
No rutin, two hltn. no error*.
.Senator* Washlnulmi tied thr?
*eore In thr- ninth. After Judge
had struck out. tllUMcr> nlngled off
Jaekson* K lore and ?cored on
I'ecklnpauRh's double on a hit
Htid run plav. The crowd wan
frantic and the came was halted
until officer* could clear the fleld
of cushion* as the spectators
yelled and rherred. ftuel waa
tUtatO -SJJl^aL .ly Ja<;KsoD,
IWklnpatiKti Kolnfc to third. He
wan left ther*. however, when
Can't Be Robbed Of Fame
By ROBEKT T. SMAM.
(C??,rt#M. II??. 8r Tu? Atf.anc?)
Washington, Oct. 4.?Although the mutes lh**y ocrupy in
baseball's hull of fame may ho wide anil dm 'p. 'niin Mrflriiv
and Stanley Harris both must ?top aside and m: l.e room for
peerless Walter Johnson when it comes"It? ' ih ?
national ^popularity of the firtiws?tti tit" fMwtU?\Vi?rkl
Series.
The "collective pull" which
went up from all fandom as
the Washington Senators
came racing down the stretch
neck and neck with the New
York Yankees arose from the
feeling all over the country
that Walter Johnson was en
4 i Ued-te-? whirl-at - tli? - world
classic coin"a"nd~glory.' *
' ll?-re was a man who hud been
pitch i n k hi" In-art out for IX long
years, always with I'm* sam?' t*>uiu,
pllchinu as hard and iih brilliantly
wht n riw v.ay was?nm?hh?nr
tli?>M<' ran- days wIkii hi* team
whs n^litiriK for a }i!ac?* in the
kiiii. During all this ion k Jour-j
ney from t li?* ''niirks" lo the
h? i;;ht*. Watt?-r Johnson has been
h?ard to uit? r ii'? word of rora<
envy.
Por years the fan:1? have want? d
t?i ?<??? and "hear of Walter John
nan In a World .url?, Today he
stands tip-toe on the nustv moun
tain top peering out Into the hazy
bl?^ I'oe Mm ' d?*r Ihk'' Ihir
com??. What Irony of fate may
be In nlore no one knows. If the
fans rf iln> world could translate
tlu-lr thoughts to decdn lliey
would curry Walter Johnson
through the m rirK without ewr a
tally scon d nualiist liiin. Tin* only
douht in III?' intuits of the fans Is:
late?" l'n?Hiestlouahly lie in not
the pitcher that lie w?p. Johnson
admits this a> readily as his own
worse critic. Although the nf
ords show that this Is en- of
Johnson Hi? ?1 l.i K; 11 y. On?- run.
two liiirt, no < rrnrs.
'lentil lunliiu.
(!iHti4? JoIiiikou started o if the
'limit* t?111 h lunini: by making
l.lndxtroui Ms r? n t It strike-out
victim. Clinch, however, alugled
t?? loft, hftr VoiiiiK had lifted a
hluh on?- to llarrtn. niirf stole soc-'
<iii<l. Johnacn tightened up on
Kelly and forced hlui l?? fail the,
?iir In reaching f'?r h fuel c'irvr.
No runa. on** hit. no errors.
St'iiiitori MrNrcly, first mail
-llii- Senators -tiililh. wus .
thrown out by Llndstmiu. Harris.:
KOt a single off Lindatrom* kIovo
mid went to h'cond on Kir?-'? *ln
Kl< lo rlfcht field, but both run
rn-rs were left stranded when CJos
"ITTT~fmptiPft mrt'tn?JarVsnn?;md
Judy*' filed out to Youiik No runs,
two hiti?, no error*.
Kk*\cntli InoliiK
Clants The Clant* w? nt out In
order In the eleventh Innlnc- Ter
ry filed to McN? ?'ly. Wilson fanned
and Jarknon wont out. 1'eckln
paugh to Judge. No runa. no hits,
no errors.
Senators?The Senator* also
wrnt out In order In the eleventh
Kelly makint a fine catch of
Hlu?*ife'a abort fly. CJowdy took ?
l'ecklnpaui:h'a foul and Nehf took
ftuol's hopper and threw him out.
No runa, no hits, no errors.
Twelfth lonliiK
<; 11 n t v Cowdy walked to I? ad
olT ilie (Jlanl a IWMIIH. Ni"TrrTTrrr*
another Texas leaguer Ills third
hit of the came, -f.owdy going to
third and Nehf to second on Mr-.
Neely's had throw. Ilentley. hat
ting for Llndstrom. walked. fllllnu
tin' bases. South worth Was sent
in to run for Rentley. Krlach
forced Oowdy. Harris to Hu?l.
Nehf and Southworth advanced
and Nehf scored on Younjc's Texas
leaguer to center. Southworth yo
Ing to third and Krlach to second.
Kim t h worth nritrt-A nil KiIIvb saC
rlflee fly to Ooslln. Terry slngbd
off judge's ulove Krlach went to
third and Young to second. Wll
? ?ii lin? d out in Ooslln. Two run?
i! i ? ?? lilt?, one error.
Senators? When Olants took
?ho field Kelly went to second.
Krlach to third and Southworth to
center field. Shirley batted for
Johnson. Jarkson dropped fhlr-'
lev's flv and he went to second
McNeely filed out to Aouthworth.
Shir i? v scored <>n Harris' tingle
over second, ftlce singled. Harris
going to third ftlce was caught
trying to stretch It Into a double
Southworth to Krlach Harris
went to third, hut was loft when
Goslfn wjs thru.wn. .out Jielly to
Terry. One run, two hits, one
error.
Waiter'# vorv'Ii- .il >? tir-., tlv y ;i 1
sliow that out of ?7 starts lio li;n
h?? it rclli'Vi-il no hv* than IN
fTm.jC So tli?? Gl:inl<? niti i ?II
ff<-| that liny liuvi' a tlflv-flttv
chanco of kni.Tkiitu ihia i* r.ii.j?jou
of American l.'avt' twirl? ra cl.-an
-*?fl -I |?????OiUlU-J
Waller Jolu?..i-ii . ! ,i ? !,??? u . thi;
marv?l of iM>)?l?arn bi^cluili. In
(h- llf.-tl |.l:i'-- !.. In- U.-hil ;.li
-tradition*-l?y li''r?'imn??**f
For Seven Generations
f>ang*li?t .M. K. Kam. who I*
l'? conduct Um- ?? \i\.il s. r\in j nt
the tabernacle li-ri-, N a native
of AIUii County. K- nfucity. ll?*
Is the Kon nf |{i v. T. J. Hum. who
for S5 yeur* tiiis In ' h oni' of tli?
outstanding ((.?|?fIh* minir (? : of
that acrtinii. and h?* in the ?rv
entii in an unbio\< n lin?* ? f
(?recchera which Iih* ili -r. nib d di
n-Ctly f t um Itof* r William*. pion
eer prrnrhi r of Amerlr.i.
Mr. liani recelv? ?1 his .inly ?d
oration In the imblir aelHtol' and
later. a h n ?indent in Ovdcn Col
h-fto, dintInunifhrd himself an a
MtldCtj liod ?i* ? public sp' iiU? i
Karly lu life In* hI tidied law and
Illation, l?lit at t ho time wan too
y'HinK to r' W-lv- a lie ns? to |irue*
tir? hlH |irofin?>on, Whtl? wait
I n v to attain tin |c?al at.?'. Mr
llatn hcaio a eomnnrclwl 1? k
man and continued In thin pni
nult t>)r flv? jrmrii. In 1900. at
the d nth of Inn grandfather. |{? .
M. F Ham. f??r whom li?? w.n
oaim-d. he returned to hid home
and atirrendcred himself t?i TT?r
ministry In aitft.W"! to the cull
which lie tiad !?? ?n fluhliiiL- for
iM'VAHtl y<?ri> In 1 :?o | In 1?. Id
Mm flrft niMititai i*i the hill * ??f
Kentucky an?' mirli ?? mar. ii?'*
result* atlMtd' d his mini'try that
In a 111 acted th? wtlenHoi?__ ?,f the
t>r/'.?<H ami jiiil|>iV tf.i.r-.ii Motit * r,?
country and In I? than two year*
he wr>s holding tue?fintn i-i tin
k rent cat rllliy of th? trat (on
.Sine?- that tliiK he ha* h? Id cam
palunn In every Southern ntat*
and niont of the Northern ?tat?
and everywhere his minlKtty haa
been remarkably micc In
th?* 22 vmr? ut hi- inlnlatry
000 ftoul* have been added to the
churchea of the town* wh re he
1iAf labored, cwtnalvr of the great
nu m her who have be? n converted
and rrdaimcd u&dfi nia^.pr? uch _
In? I ?urinu Hi* prohibitleft ratn
paUn In thl* country, he wa* on?i
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TO MUST DIVISION
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l';?.-n*:i ??i tin- American Kxpcdi
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toil.i . l< a monument io
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II ? ?i||>l?tin* Mr <*>illK Of peat.?*
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national relation*. Tin* rotixil*
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t'J .Ui toiiiwi vi. tmliiriilual _ fnn>.
it'ii.i through noii-iiii**rr?-r>'iiri>
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4!> !?>' i he prt'Vfllt loll o( govern
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0 .m h i i-n-nrrrt hv rhf "Norfolk-< "urn '
lina lin?*, whirli^ha* *? i-ured tin*
i*? |i.i ?? nger strahu r Mandrr ,
to replace tlu? Annie I, Vansclv
IT U'llile I lie lull IT V''KJM*| IH till t III* I
way* for annual repair*.
iniriiiK hair Week the Islander, J
which I . to ply between Klizaheth
t'fty ami Norfolk via tin* Alhcr
ii i.j J. U* a lil Clii*Ru|i'oki? Canal, will
wait at KlixahciIi City until ft p.
m ,4niiltHU| ot leaving iif'lhp WiifiiiT
t4n?nw of 2;!?, in ortler to nfcim-"
n.iriiun t r. |? to Khz.ilxtJi Hirls
1 will "Ij*.:iv?* Jarvisburg at 4
o'clock and Newborn's handing
at 4:-So a. in. This w ill put tin*
fttcauter liere In ample time for a
Ci toploto day at Ila?* Fair.
'lie Mauler has a h poo d of 12
ni;', s .iti hoar. aiul in of m u li tin
'?I'll- U-'IM l.'I a ppo.l r ;l til-,? ill I III*
Vawwiw-r, She has !< douhh?
ftatcroonin ami 1m 11!6 feel in
length with a hi*am of 33 fo*l.
Stops are ntad-* at Old Trap, liar
noil's Creek. Jarvl?hui'K. Ncw
i- -n'.< Landing. Colnjock and a*
all other regular Hops made hy
i Jo* Y.iain*iv??r wh?*n on I ho kii iii"
> SC!
Captain II. Furman of Peters
burg in muster of th * steamer ami
\V. W Laulf.r of returaburg is tlm
owner-manager. . Air. lainler Li
her?* with his vratcl and will pro
bably romaln hero as long an hit
b'ou! i|n?.|.
TtWI IS <J1VK\
A CIIAVOF. OK VKNl H
South p? ri. Ort l. ?Thomas K.
Coop?*r on trial for failure of tin'
I tank of South port wio yesler
day allow i d a rhaiiK*' of venue
t-oiinitv on ucroiint of allege I
filling ai;ali.-t him In HoiuhpotK
linn: is I IIAMiKIl
S. Iiavln, HII pori 111 ndeni of
C?ivar> Sunday Sr'ho d. anuoiin
e>e Hiiil f!o* lioui Ik i -Ifuhsrd froi.i
p i:i.. t ? I Ift p m . on m count
of tin labernarle ni?rvioe at !?.
If Knocker In Moyock You
Can Not Find Him At Fair
III* Hren 11 oil (!ro|?? mi?| (iolloii \ol Opni
I>111 !\1o)iM*k I'uff. I'|? I.nIh'mI
I'urni IViiiliiffn Ji'hl Sunn*
.M'(.vin-k. Or I. 1 Twlrc* li
ri iii v i \ liihits. ||<H|?|I? .itl<inlanrr,
P 'I -i \ tilii' H JIH IHII'-Ii !???-?,J-!, ra
t ion Ih III' way a iiii-mlr r nI the
llmnler'a Club dorr rl hod the Mo
>ork Community F*nlr. a two-flay
? ? i-i wiilrh rloacd hi-p Friday
nli 'i*.
Tim rrowd lirrr Friday waa ???
? liii.it*-?) nt I ,'?00 j ?? *o1111 * and on
Thuifil'iv about <100 jn-otdi' wi-fi
|il< :<lil iil Mir oj? li ill l:. TIiIh wan
ili< lliiid Community Fnli In Iinvc
lir II li< III ill Moyork, I?i|I H"' |vr?(
day |iio(!riiiit wan adopt? d tlila
r.
\n m rliniav (o lin* aurr?*iui of
ili? I.ilr t hi Movnrk High School
ha > li.ill I umi ?1 ? fi :i 11 d Ilir 11 Irk
orv. Vtrelhl'i. Illuh School nln?
I'? I'l I T'li |||cl{'H V l'"v? laxt
Vi .11* |?I..>?|| I;' ? f| li;ill <111(1 Il-Aij.tIly
win out ovf r Mo.ork. Th?* hom?
?i -?in Friday, I'owi'MT, took on a
l?aMlit rfinfiiit ?lint tli?- visitors
rou Id not ctoji Jimmy While it ml
Lawaof- Sm-nrrr pltchrd f'?r lllrk
ory Mid Walfer ard fJllman
|j; "i!,|H -y /?Url1'd f'"1 Mi.york.
I p*.ii i rlnrc tli" lil? IiIkIi
sir'i >ol huildin ; nMriidnnlii at lln?
fiirr w? 11 l*?i|ir"'"'?"l with the
vrhool iv Ii I lilt whirl) wan Iftlf ai
I irn* thai ?d taal ymr In this
. .Jii'iU h? t?? .? i n mnii'd IiuIIh
h ii'1 ?. ? ;??*M? ii tlii* |?ror|i|i t of
f 1? flW'MIr Hfirnrp rlMKi<;
'?l ili- I :ill<-d Hm*"II and Currl
iijrk County: pr?-?? ? ???! Ji-hvi h and
tv'.vi wild flowrf*; and rompoal
Hon* o*i "liiflin pri? of ihr Ft ft on
(hi i '? mm tin if) "
Tl" nur.rnltural aiudrtita of T
fl. ? Mu.tt hail .? 4*.innnjtr?tl?w In
.. ii ?? -'i f" i'k pi' i Ivni TjffJ v
i:n\ ? \*ii>?Hi? n of buddlnt. Irrt??.
nllk i i? Iti k ? *'?od laying ami poor
layl h?*fi and IVIM f? Mlinu.
Ciirrl'iirk. al vay.? a arrjii conn
?v i r. milo^r-the committer in
t'<urw > r thl? department brought
in ns f 1?? ? '? h*rr whlrh the p"?
i?l.? of Vr vorji had ncvor won be
kun. ~Xim r lb em waa thn Ju>on
-HIM n| ? flatira; anu a rorHft
for four ".iloa of totlon (hat told
foe $1.7.1 )? r pound.
Kv rylmHf ?1:,. -i. I Ljii.u n invu
|h rfccMy k ""'I Kimtlsli walnut:?
are grown in Mil? steiMui In Mm
horticultural I d<!"iritiient K I;
tiarrett <1 i v i>ltt >? d ;< pun f >i 11 if
nlrtj- riiM-H. A not In r i ?;???*In IhU
necf|nn wmh an .\n*tnitjau h?-an
four feel long. Thonih m-u* falilrd
not iiN iih hist y?;ir
there wan a fin?- o\hthlMori of
fruit* ami potato? s. "Tin- Ih hI '
apple* In 11m- world arc grown
Jiroittirf Moyock." *mv Hi'*? who
have p<?ii nnd toil' tl Mmm.
In apllof i? e? nt rnliiH and a
I'.'! wrath? I cro|i le o flUftU'f of
till? (?In?*?- iltcrrllx'N tin* furtn ??*
lilhilH ion p. r r<>n( int't?r than
lant y?*ar "(if loin < Mm niiion
WiLM ll|ll ll JiliJ Villi i ? ' Mi?fal t.-v
*?ld. "but Mm- nemb?-r ? n lilldt t up.
|h no much m ? h" ! Mi.m IukI
y?'.ir." I*7*:uiut.s, r|ov?-i nii'l liny
al?o feat ur? d tli? farm ? -vh'blta.
Dudley ll.ir.W<y'jt ? xhlhif of y
tieaiin whh ? *|>< r|ally rood With
differ? nf rojirrpd b?*an?? Mr. !!?*:??? y
M|?<'ll?'d "Highland Km m" Mi
nam? *.t IiIm farm. Ju*t a abort di>
lanr?. from h?*rc,
I'lir? l?r?d calll?' arnl Iio-m are
IvrotnlnK more pi? titIfuJ In t'nrri
luck County ?v?-iv year and the
lk<|ilnrfl ?xhlhlt Mil. v?nr v .i .
hi Mi r Mmn ? v r I'owltry ?? nl?11?
IH also tdr?w??l l'ni|irov?'Uiint over
lani year
The bum?1 rffconotiilc? K'ictinn,
and Mi" display of art* and ?riff
fliirprliM'd hoth home folk* and
vlaltor*.
l#v?-ryhodv hef*? Nccmfi ? II
pleased with Mh fait. Till' man
mt'-nv nt waft practically the v:imo
am lant year and lh?- h?ad* or the
varlou* department* km w how to
?o about their work. The r*p"ti<?
c* of the fair nre paid hy the
flonatcr*' t'lnh and the rarer.!
Teachers' A??ocla'ion M Moyork
Th? IlooHt? r flub liar. been
preaching co-operation In Moyock
for #?li?fc* -yur* nt?4 -tf -rtf-re^rrr?"?
any knockers her' it will take dil
Igent *?arc.h to llnd them
Utah Conservative And In
Calvin Coolidge's Pocket
Went for \\ il-on in l()U> lini I hi- h;i* Nolo Against
( liiillp' nilfl Will N oil* C??r < nuli<li;r for Same
Kra?>n imil \Im? lor I a rill' I'oliey
ll> H \\ 11? I.AWKIvM'K
HiiiiV. b* Tli* Ait. ?in ? i
Ouri'Mi. I t '!i. Oil. ;i. iln^-i* uiic.uf-lhe two .slates which
Mood tin* ifaff in I!?IJ ; ml stoi'd loyally l?y Taft as against
Koosevelt so it would r<k*. a real upheaval to upset the con
servative lN'piiH I, ?
REVIVAL OPENS
HERE SUNDAY
Kir i* I SrrvicT in llij; l;ili<r
nurli' al Tlirrr OVI?ick in
Afternoon :iti?I Srroml nl
S??vrn-Tliirly.
Til*' ' (!)>?? hDl^ ! orviiv ? Hi?'
FTvjifik^lfHti?- ranu.T.lKii in tli'- I?11;
-tirhrrmrrtr luii'U ??f tu>- Cr.niiniar
Stlioul WJ11 llU-iJHlllUi L-ll al. i hi i ii
i>V|iH*k Sunday nllornoon Towp
a?.I country allko ar?* mak
ing th?-ir plans in In- iinwiil,
Mayor K<l?.n II. Ilain of (]?i|i|m
l:oro. |tr(>?ii|imt<or Hi?* Norih I'ar
oiina Christian l?aym nV K??l?ra
I,..i. ?tli |. r.^ ?, I I )
l?yni"ii from t:oliM?'tro, Now
Item, WmthliiKton. Wilitoti ami
CSri rtivillc win ? X|H>rlc?l Iti lake
pail, I ell I ii k imiJi in his own Way
of I In* Kfi'ill K?'?:?l (Ion?' ill hi*
tioin town I v ilii* Main ltmn.;a?
mcrthiKx. K\nnplist II.?m a ill
*|i?uk briefly al Ilii> ????rvlri*. atol
l>ll iiillT"'"1 lUitlH -
livor In;* real oji-nuiK nif wmi:?*.
Tin* clioir umiri* lh<* IimiI- r lil;?
of C'lioriMtcr W. J. Itaiu' iy, ami1*' ?
crt hv Kurt'jV IhnlRcrx al ?lu- m >.
v.Ill rcmlrr n?>'?:l mnnic :?l l?olh
uPrvlro?.
1'Xfwmi hi m rt/rr
N?-w Yol k. Ocl. 4.?Prohibit ion
officials today ?luim<-<| in h:?v-?
itnrovcreil a gigantic Atmlo-Ainori*
<-an rum runmiiK roiiK|iira<-y with
I 10.1MMI.iki? Involve?! when tli'-y
lowod into harbor ilio twin Nit?1?*
I ?: it Hit i?l<?aitHT |-*i*f<t<'rirl: II. wMJi_
T^ini-n mul 1 \v? wrinirn uiii!?t
Hi'in-fl Kii?r<l and it half million
iloll.ir-? I Minor rargo aboard.
ItltK.ijiS i.b'Ai AT (21 \
W.iilr 1: id mu I fi ,*?'?! .i
J*"K UVdlMSiliiy when JitlM*!; by ;?
l'i"i i of iiitilH't wlnl ? at tynrli ai
ib?> Ihiil'h Cb't k fulloii r .ii
While Senator LaFoIlette
luis many friends in this
state. principally those who
think lie is a progressive, the
votes to he east for the Wis
consin Senator are ordinarily
Democratic, so that a plural
ity for Calvin Coolidge, if
not a straight majority,
seems assured, -
Th?? |?rt?l?Tiivf t a? ri VT and H??ed
Smout ur?? iwti ; in?lihillonH in
-4-4??li ;i ml?t hi? pioplc llO?fTTJt KIP?
p?ar disposed |(? ?1 i^turl> either.
As rui' -piuuitw?nt~ Democrat cx
jn?v:.si ?| it "what doubt can there
- si I i I'tali mi Ioiik an wool,
I? *1 and suuar ne??d protection?"
S?i mucil ilut-h I lah f.M 1 (h?> uoed
? i a prof'Tllv?' tariff that here an
in W'pmiiii. Hi?' Prnx.crnts can
'im-<'.?- 11 ?? hf.niw.ty unb-ss th?*y too
??mil?' f r ? r 11 ruler 11? IV of home
iiid-iHii't>'h. And with Mr. Spiooi,
chairman ??> lli<- all Important
Si'iiat'1 I- inane?? Committee Ihe In
dustrial chh'ftalu'i and farmer*
h el ?i?, 11111 y protected. They will
.??d It as lh< r<- may h?? a drive
au.iin- I Ih" tariff in Iho next cou
*"uii- if tlm - fcr*?iri:c^tH?auil
I). 'inocr.il ? roiiliniC' their coal!
! i??n In Congr? an.
lint Willi-- the la ri IT is a vital
??????KM ii in I'lali, llo-re are oilier""
reasons why Ibis state la conacr
vative. The Mormon pcoplo are
n?.t radicals. Th??y b??Uove in
*-????. r?b"l t hay i!o not want to
??haiic" an iin<??'rlnInty for a cor--'
taint v. In 1011 Utah v/cnt Dem
ocratic ly a NuhMtautial majority.
T!i<' I' -ik'?'. ?w ntIr.M iit was an ln
I* ti?.-ri t i.i I feeler hut basically t ho
reopli* ??f I'lali w<*re an 11 "lied with
? in ii'''iiiiiistratlfiii in power and
...? i ?1 dutiful* for a change.
fn?1'1,'ij jim ih<- virslcltutlea of
war (l'.*Vvl<ipi'<l an < ra < f ?f-i'iiomlc
r<;:i|jti?liii< ill I'tah Joined the
viierul rlaui?r for chimgu in tlio
liupe that things might trow hol
ier. The reconstruction period
'?.i . h l?. I tali wltli soiik* rears but
n\ and la it. He i la a nt'-ady
iiiiirov? ?n< ill la agriculture as
H :?s fiilnlnu i'.nd* precisely be
? ? 11 ? tlf mrve if lmprov<-inent
i; upward there Is little disponl
lioii h< i'< lo H'.vap horses In mld
?ap'iii i. Tali:Ini; Willi various
h .:d?'r.'. !i<-|:- Mi'' Keta til?? lmpr?*S
.i h li it tho flatus i|iio will be
m. ml tijiil :i ? far as I'tali Is con
??< ni' <1 n*? vini 11 ?*r v/hat the rest of
ih ? nation d'M'H 'Th" rautpalKn
thin I ?r tins ?\e|t?d lit t !?> inter
?? \ hut ?thai !?< always the cause
n:ill ih< tarl half of OrlobeK TIlO
:'ii.< i ri.i'oii il rtiPD offers oppor
ii'ii'.v * - ?: .*ii upj't. however, as
" . I>< ne f ralo nominee, Oftorcn
li' :n. has lit- Support of the La
I*oll< t'? i r??up. it will he an In
t? i ? (iio leu! ?f fit rebirth ? incl
a..o<Mtlv, |OI' if-1? H^tmhlicnn?to?
? ii'. i. <t k?i%crnor '?! i tah u win
hnv< hi i?. by a maj?irlty of tho
voles eiint
\ landslide for OoolidRo In this
tut* would h< lp th? stale Itepub
lie;?n licket an(l the (('-publican
maiiAK? rs really look for It. Tho
I? j ? Pldiinl I? not ih?' popular flg
tii" that Tafl ??r llardlhK or ?>vcn
Wilson was III this slate but tho
p<'Ople hii .'?? eoup- to regard Cal
vin Coolidge as a safe and aano
m.m i?11 ? 11y Intent and conaclen
ti? Thai kind of a public ser
vant cuii an a rule count on tho
support "f i iah. If he Is in offlco
a: a-aii"<? Ih?' pleas of another
<? iti?ll?l:it< In other wordn, all
+4rfm ht-tftTT- f-nntil ttm party tu~"
i?<*\\? i i ? h?? favorit"-and It take*
a i< I Issii" to produeo a ehang?
i i I tali's electoral vote.
KIXMil mil rOSHKMKlON
Tlilrix dollar* for tlloKnl poe
No?mion of t w opolnlfl of liquor was
(!>?? |.'null) (ntpolled upon McKln
I# y Snwyr, pool room proprietor,
in ih'" r? < oi<|?*r'M court Hatitrday.
I h- r|#?f? n 'jint appealed.
\V.\TKIUt KK4 HIIINO
Cj?,l.|ihoro. Oct. 4 With a
(tritium? of a quarter of a million
?totlnrH ilon? i" crop* thf water? oC
111 N'ou*** mid Little rltera were
ror?"1lriK late lint night.
f mTON MAItKKT
N<-w York. Oil 4 -Spot cot
i m rioted quiet, Middling 26 HO,
an ridvnni p of 45 point?. Futures
cloning bill. Or I 2? 32. Dec. 25.4ft.
.Inn. 25 60. March 25.SB, Max
26 10
Now York. Oct. 4.?Cotton fu
ture* opon?d iimIhjt at tho fol
lowing If-reln- Oct ?tr<r*t; TWf."
25 jo- Jan 25.19. March 25.50,
May 25 ?R.