DUNN
V0L‘ 11 Dunn, X. C., A
GOV KILN OK CBAiG
AT ULL1NGT0N
Mmia Principal Speech M Great Deas
•sratie Coavcaiion Saturday.
Large Crowd Present.
UUtagteo, April 22.—There was a
gnat outpouring of the cohorts of
Doaioeraey here today. Tha Har
nett county courthouse was packed
with enhunaatic Democrats and the
town all the morning was alive with
automobile* and other vehicle* bring
tag tha people from tho country aide.
Tha utmoet enthusiasm prevailed.
Man who had attemied hundreds ui
political gaeheiing* said that they
had never aeon more enthusiasm. Jt
means, according to those who
watched the day * developments that
Harnatt this year wul be redeemed
from Republican rule.
Governor Locks Craig wa* the
principal speaker. He was given a
rousing reception. Dun Hugh Mc
L*aa introduced him In battering
Language, hor two houre the Cev
emor eapounded the gospel of Dem
ocracy and when he had finished
there was hardly a question on which
Republicans have thi-own down tho
gau&tlet he had not taken up and
discussed m a mauner to sustain the
record of the Democratic party, lie
vigorously championed the Wilson ad
ministisUoa, showing ■>> ummlro
vertibli reasoning trial tha peop.*
have ovary reason to be grateful that
for the past thru* years the IVtao
erate have beam in charge of the af
fair* of the country. )ie lauded the
work of ttenaior bimmuns as the
leader of the Dcnmcialic forces in
the ha.su ui thu achieromcnie that
hava been for the benefit of tho poo
Goromor Craig ili»au»d the tar
iff At ftotsM length He took the po
tklkm that under the Wilton *dtn»i
iatralron thu policy of the govern
tM changed from one of »pe
ciai privilege to one of Justus to ail
the people, that the Republican pol
icy of protaction could not bnag
prosperity and did not bring p:«
p*>Uy except for the few foi whose
barait R wax intended, that while
«wvarns>*et for their own purpose*
aad baa silts regardless of Ibe wel
fare of tbs great body of tb» people.
Uader Repubbcan adminutralion,
declared the Governor, the privileg
ed classes had levied upon the peo
ple of the United States a tribute
mere enormous then any military
/ieepet or imperial ruler ever levied
the people of eny other country
Held la Check by Wilson.'
When Wilson wee inaugurated,
the Governor argued, these privileg
ed classes threatened the country
with a panto that would demoralise
buxines* and create widespre
trees end rum Wilsons
this was that if they per
carrying out such a eonspii
fata of liaaman would ba I
▼hay realised that « det**rmtrJ
at iftc IkAu ol <-iie guvJ
aod mat ac Uiicnuad to adn
it id coaakiciauon of tbo i*J
tfca poopiv arid to giutiuntrat
i*fl£i£a«ic uiUrprueh ait op
ity to a*i*t ami aeveiop.
lha conipir«tOii, tho
went on to ay, might. nav«
•4 In thuir dujugnu to ruin buHaas*
and chjts'vv tbo ru*n u> mo Demo
crat* an th«r had done ho/nr* knt
there was enacted a piece of legisla
tion that In Itsoif alone, In the joiig.
aaent of the Governor, was enough
to entills Wilson to re-clecuon aiMi
that was the banking eng currency
law. The Governor doctored that
this law transferred the linaneial
sootor of the country from Wall
Street to the Treasury „t Washing
ton and conferred upon Uio regional
hanks the power to Issue correuey
fat times of distress upon any real
legitimate values. He added that
heretofore panics had been created
fer lack of money, but that ender the
present currency system there could
be no panic for lack of money.
MeAdoo’s Great Work.
Governor Craig declared that when
this government had fifty millions
W protect the cotton crop against
the manipulation of speculators he
■ service to every man, woman
•nd child ia Harnett coonty. He
saved the south, declared the speak
er, from the rapacious hand of greed
and the 01,« declaration brought
plenty and comfort to thousands of
paapte in North Caroline who would
otherwise hove been oppressed by
the combinations of the great flnan
edere.
Harnett county, the Governor sold
•■•l Republican two yosre ago prin
dpAlhr on account of the low price ol
sett on and the speaker argued that
If the Wilson administration was ta
ha sharped with, the lew price oi
settee In 1014 it should he credited
with the high price of cotton In I0IA
“if you charge to Wilson," he de
Hared, “the temporary adversity the I
GODWIN WANTS WAREHOUSES
»‘*» the Salt That WIU Save Cotton
laduarj of th. South] Declares
Sixth Diatnct Cotimiau.
Representative Godwin, whose dis
trict NmpnM a Urge port of lbs
rolton growing araa of Norh Caro
lina, wants tha Statu warehouse sys
tem in North Carolina ai toon aa
it can be adopted and hopes the next
' Legislature will adopt a «ystain.
“It'a the vary (alt that wtii saw
the cotton industry of tha South’*,
j he said to Jay, *'und nothing else will I
. d« it. A well established cotton
I warehouse ayatam la of aa much Im
portance to farmara ai tha banka ara
i 10 commercial interest!. It’a aa ne
i ceaaary for a man to have warehous
es to (tors his cotton in aa II 1( to]
have barns to store hia grain or live-1
(lock in. Tha warehouse system
would enable farmers to put tbalr'
cotton on the market along at differ-'
ent intervals which would prevent
I hia entire crop being thrown on tha
I marital in the fall months when it
| ia being gathered.
"A man puts his money In the'
hank and keeps it there until be ia j
ready to use It, from time to time.
Ha put* bis other products in bstma i
and keeps them there until he ia
reedy to dispone of them but on
account of the lack of warehouses
‘he farmers are farced to dispose of
cotton against their will.
"If every farmer had hia cotton;
stored It would be aa easy to regu
late the price at ID or ill cents a.
pound aa it i* to regulate the price
of money at six or eight per cent.
"I would like U) see warehouses
under Bute or National control, and
hope some system can he worked
out In North Carolina."
nut in North Carolina."—Washing-^
ton Correspondence to OarluUe Ob-j
server.
FOR A NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY SEE
L. P. Buries, Groceries and Trices I
that plena* all.
♦-26 U.
Baetneas Mewing of the Wrau'i
CM.
On Friday afternoon. May it the ,
house at 4 o'clock. Reports from,
all chairmans of the different depart-1
merit* and committees are to be
mad* at this meetiag.
The household economic deport
ment will not hart a meeting thit
week on account of the Presbyter
ial.
•'**Pt ®*«r tn» country un account
of tua coutiagruUon of war m 1914,
you sitouhi re-etuei him lor the pros
rc'.ty mat has corns la all IU plen
•cue iu 1916,"
i be prosperity of the booth today
r poets to Theodors Roosevelt who
he predicted would bo the Republi
can candidate for President, adding
that the issue between Wilson and
Boooevell wee greeter than the issue
between individual! and more signi
ficant than the Issue between Demo-;
craU and Ueputillcana. Tha iaaua
between these two men, in view of
speech horn it peace and wkr-Wll
»on the tower of strength for pescs,
Roosevelt the man of war.
“If war must chme,” declared the
Governor, "the people of North Car
olina will submit and bear their pert
but I want this supreme issue set
tled not by the men an horseback,
not by the man who loves wsr, hut
by the man who lovaa pescs, not by
the man booted and spurred with
sword In hand, hut by the man who
bolds the holy book of the law."
The Governor alto dwelt on Rtate
issues. He pointed oet the fact that
the Rtate waa never In a more pros
. porous condition. Ha told of the
i food Schools on all Hands, of tha
good, made which thread the Rtate
and of the system of Uaation which i
provided all these end other benefits!
without oppressing any mis. Ha
Held up Marion Butler at tha leader!
of the Republican party and dis
aactod the political record of the for
mer Senator to the qusm'i taste.
It was a magnificent effort and
when the Govern or concluded He eras
overwhelmsd with congratulations
on tha splendid argument for Demo
cracy which ha had made.
Democrats are confident that they'
Will carry the election this fall. They
are leaving nothing undone that win
conlrfbata to that and.
CLOSING EXUC1SK ,
ANGUS SIGH SCHOOL
Angler StaU Ugh school closed
Ihiday night with appropriate tm
ciaas. Tha tarm )u»t ended was one
of the nxwt successful ia tha history
of the institution, and its Influence
was felt throughout a large portion
of Haxnstt county. Mr. B. Schilling
of Raleigh, attended tha axarrlsee
and said yesterday that ha tad u/er
earn anything of it* kind any bade*.
“It baa been my good fortune,'
■aid Mr. Schilling, —to witness oaa
of the finest commencements I hare
aver seen. The school house a*l the
grounds surrounding It at Artgiai
ware beautified by deearaUoes which
•applied a moat pleasing effa it. Tha
school. Itself, ia aa imposing menta
tion, grown op from the moV hum
an of little log houses to tha point
whero it ranks among the fnreeamt
of the StaU.
"Superintendent Dowd, his as«-4>
lag leecben, the pupils an! tha
townspeople worked ia an Urn to
ninhe the commencement ana eradt
table to them and to tha hu’.r itiia,
erd they succeeded admirably. 1"le
recitations, declamations, dialog .e*.
end other features of tha iw.g.a-i
were perfectly carried out, ue ia
flerti-d credit to ell cones road. Mr
John A. Oates, of Peyettevn, >, ,•<
livcrcd the commencement address.
He spoke very highly of tha lastitu
:ton and in advising tha yeoag pro
pic to whom ha spoke ha tokl them
10 be brave, strong, port, free *iad
ly friendly and haipfaL
-Miasm M. U Dowd sad A'a tor
■ rby and I. J. Stephenson wens tSaae
Co complete their training *» thr
•chool this year.”—Mows and Oh
«erver, 24th.
I KGE VOTERS TO
REDEEM HARNETT
Dsmocra'o la Ceualy Caarm<cea
Saturday Adapt Ringing Raaa
Intioass Dalsrii Wlisaa.
The raaolvtioaa adopted by the
Harriott county Democrats doaignat
id Wilson as a "°—rlrlsat wihoot a
lupenor la the annals af ear histo
ry." endorse.the nstlasial aad State
Lha Daeoocrcy to power la tha cows*
:y. They won ea followsi
"We, the Democrats of Harnett
county in coot cation assembled. re
new our allegiance to the Haw hon
ored principles of our party, and re
joice to see a nations) ad minis ten
lion faithfully and consistently work
ing into practical form tha graat
Democratic rone option of "aqua!
rights to all and special prtrilegaa
to norm."
"We rejoice that for such a time
ss this our party baa bom equal to
the demands of the world’s crriliaa
tion. and that wo hare given to tho
ution a President without a super
ior in the annals of oar history. Wa
'spress oar unbounded confidence in
ihe statesmanship, the Americanism
nd the Christian conscience of Pres
mem Wilson; and whether bo be
able to preoerve peace or bo driven
io the necessities of saeriddag ponce
r> that more priceless thing—our
.ajonal honur—we Pledge Urn oar
n.livided support.
"Wo endorse and approve tha
-id achievements of tho ad
'...us'ration of Governor Oaig and;
ij* Xeliow State officers, and an
proud of the fact that Democracy'
pas given to North Cura Man tha
greatest amount of ~Tii iij for
th« least burden of taxation of any
State m the Union.
“We appeal with «—ide—e te the
voters of Harnett county to nature
the county agate to the sisterhood
of Dccnoc retie rule in the county
■nay not die, but that the eemasax
daJ and agricultural iatoreets of the
county may ha encouraged. that pub
blic education aad health of ear pea
pie foetered, ontll we ere brought
t<> *h*t atotc of development ta right
ly enjoy and use tho county's great
natural roaoarcaa.
“We donoonce the pcuan Repub
lican adminldtration of the county
ae being narrowly partisan, aad In
competent of giving the people of
the county a pmgisaelie government
■ bay came Into oOee crying extrav
egance, and yut, they have tocreai
ad the ceuaty'e axpeoditarua; at the
■aae time showing thamaelvee eith
er an willing ar incompetent te inae
guraU any movement far the coun
ty'* prograaa or te maintain thoee
already started.
“We pledge the nomlaiee of the
Democratic party. If ckeeted to af
hce la the county, te be the aarvaato
<d the whole people rather then act
ae their arrogant msattra; to ad
minister the adheaa of the eonnty net
for party or fhmily advantage, but
to aerve the pnh«e went, aad thee
reetore ear county govoramml te a
place of rnudfaan and rasp sit sa
noesasary to a people's si writ) end
nregreee.*
**AD TH* DU** DISPATCH
*■ c.
Smith,
116 acres la
er alien,
J. W
Gregory, f§
township;
neU Poejr
Dr. A. L.
L. rover at the feaal eeheol of the
cm varsity of i> whict cerrobc
itui the haewledge that
^.oeU tea i of tat liver.
Dr. lirover (that found la a aeries
of three haadt if aatopeies aa rab
bis that eirrdi ate of the hear was
not a Ctaoitien to ho ex posted from
natural tauaae among these animals.
.*« hie proceeded to hie axpari
nwate and administered a 64 par
oeot alcohal 6y mouth to each ran
mt and did Una aaeh morning before
leooing In Inatateoa of the toper's
morning tonic' or "eye-epoaer. ’
moi fourteen rahlta wars ezperi
-~ntad upon and these lived from
at.ee to twelve months, la all, ax
es Were aiantfsat and vanad front
•fight inertass of liver connective
use t« mortal cirrhosis.
-'Iba more thee drug is experi
mented wuh,” says the State Board
ol Health, "the more it la found a
u*«« sf sic knees sod death. For
due reason many state departOMiite
of nsmith neve taken the pooitjoa
bmhiaat u thag has boa previously
on uptod, by meoalieta.’'
Hliuod, April HA.—Mrs J. W.
*ii..lentOa wae keatoas to lit John
CM.ies McrioUl Book Club ihur.
Mjr afternoon at 4 o'clock, (be presi
dao., Mrs. J. k. Barbour, profiling.
U «M a pleasant aftamaon wltk
ahaaaspeare, after roll cull, to which
each matnbor responded with quota
toms from Shakaapaara. 11m fal
lowing program waa rendered;
Skatek of Bbakaopoaro, Mra. M
T. Britt; ghakaspeenan Wit, Mra
1. R. Barbour.
Sbakoupaaroau romance contest
“"darted by tka hoateao. A« quae
Uotm wore to bo answered will
ames af ghahaapaers'a plays, aili
Mra. W. H. Royal and Mrs. M. T
Britt tied as tbs moat successful eoo
teatonto. Mrs. Reyal draw tha loa|
straw and was prancttd with i
handsome book ad Browning’s po
•“‘a- Mrs. Preston Woedell waa th.
ooaaelatlara prise, a aalqas beak an
titled “Don't Trouble."
After the kasha wan exchanged
tha hoataaa ■ erred delicious crash
and cake. The neat muting is t
ba with Mra. J. T. Stanford aa th
»th of May.
Mr. P. 8. Oeoper, who kaa Han
in Florida the peat two mritfa. |
new hi Asheville. where be wfl] k
far Aetna time. Ha want to Aahc
villa aa tka advise ad hlapkyaiaia
wba decided that ba waa net able t
rstam to Dm* and aaiumi foe ft
•peaefoahtoa af kb work. Mr
Cooper la still with him.
ceoltfca 'S V*"
BapuNig dm frowr ** •<
• W*,mty g^art'
north ot esUMTffgea |M
If «■*. «**••*»
»■ wn»t to moMMU ~
April tt^-At the iavita
Uoa of Mias Bertha Mum, the
farmer secretary of the eleea which
graduated from Beeler High school
on the gbcth of Map, im. thea# who
comprised it* membership gathered
at her ptcaeaat bom* here Monday
night to celebrate the third anniver
sary of the event- ,
Sines the time of graduation three
out of the claaa of nine have em
barked upon the see of matrimony,
bat the fact that they were married,
did not retard them from entering
very heartily into the enjoyment
which wee prevalent on the occa
sion. It was the pleasure of the
host see to have eight of the nii-e
present; the ahseat one being Hill
Nettie Andersen, Class Poet,1
who has a position as > teograp) or in
Headeraou. The others ware Mies
Hattie Alien, Mrs. John Hall, Miss'
Bertha Johnson, Messrs. John Hell,
Eh Morgan, Wtltar 8lrit land.
James Kaynar and Jasper Maxaee
gill, all of whom tch.arovd together
Jut pleasant times when they warn
kludmts of Benson H go -chool.
mina* ui use young people
were taken b*U to th: comer of the
oid wooden bul.iung, v bich bee store
been replaced ojr s Ijui dooms brick
structure, where wider the tuUlege
•f Prof. 2. H itoee they acquired;
their “degree.'' Many war a
the events that wars related which1
censed a retrospective view of thorn]
pleasant sad unpleasant Haas. The
■«»» old ring in the voices as when
they romenstrated over Geometry
or laughed outright over Preach
miopronuncisUons,
The hoeteae, assisted by her sis
ter, Mias Fiennes, hod prepared
various forms of amusement in the
wny of game#. In two of which prises
*w awarded to Mias Hattie Allen
' JV. Waller Btricklnad.
In the dining ream the emotional
ones e>'uld smrceiy refrain from
, displaying inward upheaval, for b*
,1 lbs dscorations and the courses the
times which can never be again were
,] spread oat In panorama; tha same
.1 eolera, the sma flowers, the same
*’«T0 aad firis.
Whether or not the class ggag
Whether or net the class gained
( additional Inspiration over the relt
, erodlon ef previeoa prophecies, ore
are anabis to tall; bat era venture
the assertion that ianpetae was ob
tained by Silently pledging to ob
serve mors closely tha motto of the
elaae: “Alton. Altier, Alttastmua."
May it aver bo the watchword.!
Mr. Ooy Hooks, student at Trinity
OoUege, Durham, spent tha Eastoi
L. holidays harp with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. I, i. Kooks.
Tbs fall meeting will be bald at
Uiliagte*. Presbytery adjourned to
■Met again with ths Sanford church
Tuesday, June Mb. to racuivc K*v
W. K Golden, the hew pastor u< the
Hanford rhorch and arrange for bin
installation. Mr. Golden comm t*am
North Alabama Freaoytary.
A vote of thanlu were extended
i*y pmbytery to the Sanford cborth
a.«l the people of Soaford generally
for their kind hospitality and num
erous courtesies.
^rrdlcta a Pape Famine.
"People may not realise t, but ft
* troc neverihelean that we are
about two jumps ahead of a paper
i-mlne." said William MolhersWj,
o* -New York, at tbe lUleigh. "Bio* a
hither and lUther by the wind, tend
ed aside to be scooped up and carried
lo the dump ground, burned here ami
there in counties* tons throughout
the United States and the world, is
.he story of the waste of million* of
dollar*’ worth of paper, ft ha* been
going on for cento nr*, but so luaid
ii nu Chcapva at
-"uon, for H is only a iKm: of pap
■ T bare and a sheet of paper there,
und whot doe* a sheet of paper
amount to, anyway?”
“Wall, for one thing, It he* denod
«d the feraata of tht limbed Stales
depleted those of Canada and at UP.
mofrant te worrying papermeken
and the Department ef Commerce tc
find nnae available supply ef mater,
la) that will avert not s Ihieettnej
scarcity, for that i. upuo bat a
veritable newtpaper famine. Whal
the and will be f<* newspaper office,
earniot be laid, at within taro month i
the cost ef bole of print baa advanc
rd about lb per cent. A hale ef thii
paper ta “eaten" by the praaser el
•very dty dally In five minutes, ant
thousands ad atnallar newspaper
•re awaDewing H in a eaaaoiaei
•Imam every week. New, dq pot
•hi the Idea of its impertenee? Mas
t* Urn wood pulp from which thi
Popov h«s been mods earn* fruu
Pranee, Germany and Canada. TV
lattar haa put an embargo an pope
Pulp. That country and France an
Germany combined have not time
out set pound of paper pulp for n
port in two years, go |t happen
that the hMa of despised paper ar
! *e vshuble that the United Mats
' Department of Ceasmerce, papa
manufacturer* and newspaper me
cry. with united voles*, gave you
old nrwapaper*.”—Woadilngton Pep
Hn. J. L nines and daughter
Annie Battle, returned home Mot
day afternoon after spending save
a) weeks with relatives at Clayta
and WlBstoa-flalem.
. vow shad fob caw fear
Half a Mflttm -Fry" Iwdrai at
FayatWrUl* aad "-giltad
FujrartcvlIU. N. C_ April *i—At
tha request of Mr. W. L. Hawtoy, it
this city, aad through tha Wasaira
, •* Congrssenu.i Godwin, half a aU
H®a pouag ahad here bean aaat la
Mr. Hawley aad fimltiil ha tha
i Capo }«ar rleer hare. Tha Obaarear
! thia afternoon aaya:
"Tha people of Fayottorilta aad
the upper Cape Saar have noted the
i. acaidty of (had, a doltMoua ipulmm
•I ,f »*• finny tribe which hao tar aa
i many yean beer the aaeeulawt dMh
in aaaaaa. Our Cagruwmwa. Mow.
: ilanalbai L. Godwin, took aa Men
i oA hi tha matter aad put Mo MW
i cim to a*«rk W sanara a few thaae
i and of yeuag bhed tor dtartbution
r In the Capo rear, aad -.frl ta
L haring between eoo fennh and oee
I, half million aaat trmm g menial
. hetchcrle* n Edeaton W Mr. «. L.
i Kawtay, of tMe dtp, who thia ana
il Wg tamed than Worn W tha Hum.
i Mr. HawWy aaye they ara aa tea aa
r aaaertawut at warn eoor dapaattii*
>.*" Aa Capa Ftaur Hour.
r| “Hot very few ahad wore eaaght
, • hi the rteer this aaaaaa, aad tha aaar
: ket haa baan apareaty sopyted from
. ' New Ban and WitaatngWa."
-j -
•I MM Grace HelHdny of Athatfc
a. Christian CoOegu, Wteaa. riattod