THE DUNN
— _ Dunn, Norlh C;.rc!u:i.,
!'/Kli.tiCj inKti
AND iiEAR TALKS
ON m SYSTEM
Co 3p»r,.liv« Mat-ketiug !•
t apbincil To Hundred* of
Farmer* Here
Or. -AY INTEREST SHOWN
EY FARMERS C/.TKF.R7J T
r>r. B. W. Kilgore, and L. S.
Tomlinaon, Officer* of Th*
Stale Affectation. Deliver
T! « Addreaaea In Explana
tion of Proceai of Coopera
tive Marketing.
Hundred* of farmer*, earning tV
Duan from m le* around, gathered in
til** Matrupold-an theatre yrstrrday
afternoon and l!«U-ncd tUentvrty ts
vpecchc* made by Dr. B. W. Kilgtire
vire-pri-aidrnt of th* North Curolinn
Cotlnn Grower \ A-.•.notation, and L.'
!». Ti.irPin.on, Jl.-tfi'di'li! Of thr a.*0
clnton. . xplalmny. th' Avrfrm co.'
nr.Pf alive marketing, and trying them
to b« romr HH itib«kif* of i£u* n• «*>oiutii**» 1
i° 11 ,,J *ho r**e*l MPVemrnt.
IJ'a* bin rrowii of fatmcir began to
com* Into town early before dinner,
a»ul howr-d an unuaaal Inter,-*t in
tn* or^.unixntivn, .ill anxiu'is to b •
^how11 h*>wpth« <;o-oi*craii% *y u-m i
w»,r!k< Th;*re were fanner* lien* fr..ni!
Ill** remote etlgt-* of Harm-tt county!
mid pnny from CumborUp.l j„hn-l
t..u, «nd Samrrnn countW Thu ia*s
*}“':”***•' Wa Ihotvutrhly a.lvcr
L -"'d ItV I he «-11 ft. m i t f . . . .. -L
nod In- Iutv rollon prin* lik) poor
nur ,tt iib conditions of th pirsent
ttm*'1 w.ii, re-ponsible for ore of the
loix <t KOthrr;nf< uf fanners ever
A.wmb.ed him. 'Ibc big croi H met in
the theatre about !hi e* ovie-vk. Hiid
rem- inod lh.o,i»h the turn recehej of
Dr. Kilxnre and Mr Tomlinson, plain
ly Mowing the interval thiy fell in
" '■> movement that might help the
farmer ret more for hit products. i
Then- weir a number of !..rul riti
Kins h. Itc audience to hen the
»|K«-eh<» ronerminp co-operative,
markctin;;, and ail of Dunn'a largest
fom.erj we >, prr.ent. A number of
UuivaanU, bankers, profeaaiunal
man, and cotton buyers, heard the
two forceful messages and were
gi rally impressed With the farl.-i prr
• rented. w s •
attorney and a farmer himself,^n*.
Iroduced Dr R W. Kilgore u
"scientific farmer,” rule chemist for;
twenty years, and a man wei) know.1
through thr paxes of Thu Prog.easivu
farmer nnd at an authority or agr
eoltu-.' and market,ng. Mr c.owin
, blue fly »l»trd the purpose of the
rurctinn. terming it a* a *Vu!l for or
panirat on, the demonstration of cold
facts lha exposition of • proposition.”
"Th.- co-opetnl.Vi marketing pro.
er*o is not now. ft tin new .'ad or
.'uMethiiig lu do fo. us i'l the-.,
haul times,” began Dr. Kilgore “It
has been used for a long time, and ,
L* rcKulu," he continued '
Dr. h.lgore staled that co-operative
marketing |lnd bren used in Denmark
atid otnor countries, and had made
U,em prosperous. Hr cited an eaampio
. ul "mmark sending its butter clean
as ruM the water, into thi* country,
and r.gtu into the heart of our dalry
n;y section, where it 1< told in com
lit. "Ion u-ith our butUr. "Oo-upcn
live marketing enables them to do
thr., declared Dr. Kilgore.
li" laid bare the cold facin'
or :h« |i.opos:( oo, giving „ number
of -tat.-d.rs, gntl citing actual exam-1
r-.e« Dv rln,wed how I he system had
tH-eu used mi ore, whelmingly eueccs.v
™, *" £"J 'f“,nia- f"'1 declared Ui-rt
Kd.xl.DOO.tlOi) worth of produc was
thi- pracrm. ' ' •*>
“«;• two fundamentals of
Fh Mhm.’ -s'Ur Kllpor*.
Fl» L, thou is one contract for each
for tobacco, for peanut*. for
rotton.’’ TV second fundamental he
"se iced wi:h r.'feranee to cotton
ma.keling. “is that only growers uf
nothin or lho-o who have cotton grown
for tiicj.1 can become mem ben of this
seeweiaticn.”
Vr. Kilgore w«,t fully into the
principle* of Ihe organisation, ex
Flamed the contract, knowing that >t
wav legal and a protection to bother
par.K* concerned, and then showed
™w. throggh organiaat'on, the goods
eohld be marketad at a bettor pi ice.
H. fxolainid how the "epread b-. •
"nyer and spinner,’* is saved,
Ji"1 b“w profit *ouk to the fa-meT
” Id on’VI "l*1 ,V‘ cflP* would ho
thelmi . bi'iU “? 'lua'ity slid lin t
hired In *'u,i,r“ obtainable would b.
mellow," SS »• «•“•»«*• In con
w*lfl Ihln h? t/ftvf* ti'Vfrftl In -
**amplwi undvr thv
STth^aialf # lh* poor*r
otvL?X? X?1 ‘V ',ur4i<”l
foUWTd «" •'•^^“V.i ral'
bTH’i1'1 |E? e i5*UmTd by th' '"m*
**'•*!.'V' flnauelng the
of'sLH with "titansto
l!rf he an*It
'■^ flWfc M^t.ClllllIy (iVf fT ||*U in
the nrri.uK.nl rtr'on 07lh.1 "
• I7ivt*mn.n«-7nni,lp* Ulu'r «•-«P*
rrj.t.xe market nr aoeoriatlani, rl|d
wen. raeceodmg admirably
TWifM After Daabaa,,
U. R Tvmlinaon, pir.,dml of the
yari.c al im. did not ten a« much in the
rmt- of the projic.ltlo.i, bot j_ ..
In.tord on removing u,» douhta of
Uv /timer*, and attempting u
wit er thi ia '« heCevu what h» k>d
l« »/. Ill dKlari'd there were th.r-t
rhnrun 11* In tha^orld, “the man who
dne.i’t know, nod know* he doean't
know; lh<- man who knowa aod know.
I
f “No Number*” On *
l Ten Car*
i — *
¥ ¥
' llvn.-un': t ju,t > enter- ¥
¥ day ten men. turn uo for driv ¥
¥ iiijf without ; -Lit.- auto llrentc ¥
¥ plat«. Must of ihr*.-’ m< n were ¥
¥ found Rltiky and fiord lh« ¥
¥ ro»'.s of thr r»ac. whkh ¥
¥ amount- to *11. Two o-- three ¥
¥ wjo nka.nl when they testl- ¥
¥ fled to working in ;ura«e. and ¥
¥ Mint thn can they were il> ivioitr V
¥ wer-. i.ot tbeir property Chief ¥
¥ of Police Pape told the count ¥
¥ that the Dealers Liven-* Plat* ¥
¥ wa. hccomina a nuisance, and ¥
•V- chut many people had -ccmvd ¥
¥ these liven-;# numbe.. Le.au*. ¥
¥ they were cheap. There w«i an ¥
¥ pittance or tivu «f ih!. ir. court ¥
¥ >C'.<( r.l»i tie warm, the dud*- ¥
¥ er, or the law who a-. usint deal
f t-r' number, and a.r ¥
¥ not I ee.i;-,..| dealers. Chief ¥
* 1 ;*** hi‘» -l»oi l lOiimirU up all ¥
i Jj lh,‘ •"'Ji be »v»dcu or ih« ¥
. licrn*« low. and will ¥
*•* *§urt 0,1 • Cimpa gn to *ni aJJ ¥
* °tc unli- Afoify driving with ¥
j dettlvr# numlifr*.
MBS CARP WILL
&E HERE MONDAY
Haruclt Director of Community!
ucrvV« Will Give Show
In Theatre
M:. Mi. mo F Camp, nircetor of,
Community S. rvire in Harnett eoun
ly will visit Hum Monday.
, W.*>l '*'■1 give a performance
m tht* Ir.rpulitao Vfundiy •
night at 8:Su o’clock, illusliating the
work that the community service is
Join* in Harnett county. The five
reel feature pictuie. “Americano.”
liarring Dugla* Fa’rbanks. and sev
eral educational and instructive films
will be shown, in demonstration oft
the community service woik.
Tl:. bow will be given absolutely
frc> of eliaigu and i> being put on
here by the Chamber nf Commerce
ror the benefit of the townspeople <
srbo arc. genet alls practically Ignor-j
tat of what this department of cean-1
■J education la. Miss Camp, who has
■ad a. great deal of experience In this
und of work, will give a very en
tertaining and instructive demonslra
jetween thi ages of eight and eigh-'
teen who might be interested in the*
uganiaition of a troop of Girt
Scouts here. Mi/s Camp made a viuit
n Dunn s«r time ago in the Inter-1
•»T of this movement, and sucreedid
u grtt'iie some of the ladies in town
iiU-rc»tv.il, who have been engaged
n roll' tj£ the work started here. I
M‘-« Camp will hive the meeting'
>f the girls in the chamber of Com!
net'>• cUlce at 5 o'clo.-k. 8hc hope* I
o have u Inrge crowd of the Dunn]
■'iU intmil, ant) »ho will explain
Scout mnyrminl thoroughly,
tnd then ),y open j,rf ^|>n, for
.vgan.aalion of a troop here, if the
Vroper 'Merest it manifested.
There are already .-evera] of
girl sruut t oops oiganiscd in
Tam-U county, due to the work of
Miss Camp, and all are succeeding
min-.n ably. The girla havo shown a
tteat inter; st in the scouting and
lultlnor tlain'.ng und physical edura
•:on and Miu Camp ir e’lited over the
vaults. She lost no ryuumn why there
■tn’t hr an active and live organise-j
ton in l)unn
___ I
Waiter—by ;hc way, sir, that steak:
l'"« Iild'-r.-d -how would you like to
have i.t
Piitl.-nt Customer—Very much, in
li-Cil ll.umlrm >!«j|.
v hiinws; oiid the man that knows
he knows, but doesn't know " These
Ur* e rhnfnrlt ro he comps red with
sum-on, Thoms', and Saul of Tantui
>T tita- Bible. He then mads an attack
*■*’*•’ “doubting Thomaset” and the
Saui' 1,1 Tarsus” that might be In
:lte audience.
In an effort to show the farmer*
•hot Ua* pjotwirition w.u all right, and
“•■nt there wus no money making
cin me attached to it, hn daclared
lout ihnac notv promoting it wore
doing it with lha (fond of the people
it ht-ftw, and that the formor* would
rivet their own olticer* as soon aa the*
urganiautiuc' In completed. “I can live|
without III'.* th.ng, and I can live
nietty jyevcit without it." stated Mr.
toinl'nson. "I made a big sacrifice
lo come up hero today. I left Wilson
1m d/tven minutes to one. I tamo in
» Dodge roadster. I came at the rate
■f 7** miles per nuur.'" Ho declared
he *•*> not internsted in politica, and
in this connection, said: "Some peo
ple say I want to go to Congrem or
«>i»< might say that I want to ran'
for governor, but whoever *Ay* th'-»l
is » He. Th « is an opportunity, the
lir't and Che be.-t I’ve ever had tn
do the greatest amount of good to
my Mlc.gr man.”
Mr. Tomlinson made his talk ha
mamiM and entertaining and .poke
fur mors than an hour. He mads hi*
mes.-*gc ci.nvim.iag, and be attempted1
to espialn away all doubt* that anyj
of the farmer* might have, answering
Iks. vamfwvst— IL1 -_ aL .i vt. . _l.*»_I
Hhamu*« might «.», IVking up on«|
of the litlla blue contract hooka, h«
hoid tt before Uta uadianaa aad de
clared, ''Waning your privilege away.
thvy -ay. I'll loll yen what you are
'•gninjr. yau are -dgnlng the Derlera
tloi) «T Independence.”
The speaker na-irte(| that he had
been a farmer, a merchant, and a
c.iU n buyer, and ha dccUrcd that
ha kmw what he waa talking about
H" « it-d many Ribta paeeagoe and
enneliding hta talk, declared “I be
lor. (hat iho l.ord la In thin move
ment, I ninocrely da.”
EXISTING SYSTEM
i OF CREDIT USED
Federal Reserve Banks Will
i Loan To Fenners As In
The Pest
We hlngton, July siO. — Rxaiiir.",1
lmsl«l marhinery uf the gnvuriimriic
;»'!!> u.fc.1 for I he prc»nt in Vw
linak.ng nf rollun lenns. tri. usury of-.,
•iriul* raid today, without ihr rrcs
ilm.i of supplamanlaiy rolwn loan
funda by private organisation,,
i lit announcing 1**1 nigh", tilut for
|thi-i" extended for thr bnrveating »Ad
mmkoling uf ihr coning cotton crop'
whatever amount ia Icirilimstely
ri-<|uiicd, thr federal reserve system
auUtoritias said crvdil would be ax-1
[tended either directly through num
bs i bunks or directly through nnn
m ember banks.
At the conference of psvrraonr of
tho flve federal reserve ba~lu in the
cotton growing sections of thr roun-,
try yesterday with the federal reserve
hoard, Uovernor Strong of the New
ioi'k band and representatives ofi
New York itinmkri banka, told the'
board that crtabll^hment of n cot-!
ton loan fund by coanmoreial bankr,
throughout the country was consider-;
«d it lh,ii (ifns In K/i am r>rvs.>o... ..u !'
inadvimbla. The New York banker,
declared. however, tbit !f the facilWI.
*!«" at the federal reserve system anji
U>« war It ns ace corporation should ■
prove- inadiviuaie they would co-oper-'
at* in the formation of u cotton loan '
fund to whatever umcuiit thought '•
necosury. (
’the policy of federal rewrva *ys1
Lem on cotton loans during thi- ap-‘l
V -oaehing marketing wwon wn deei-j!
dod at the conference and a statement1!
issued gaie amuhtncg o£ ample creJ-ll
it fur the ordcily marketing of the’:
crop. ,
Ta Push Esparto I
The war finance corporation ha. i
under cunsideistlon prupoaalt fur >
cotton exports involving about five |
hundred thousand bala- and twenty I
million dollars. Director Eugrnu Jdey
rr announced today.
The expoit financing, he su'd, con* <
templates shipment of two hundred I
thousand bales from Oklahoma and i
three hundred thousand bales from11
rexas. ji
With the four hundred thousand I
b^c» jJ>Put Use ■mien dollars <
;5"3? «2«*n business plready done t
=7 “• “f^omUama,- Mr.*.,.'
■hat the completed and proposed op- *
irutipm of the corporation at present ‘
.mounted to sine hundred .Jtousand f
tW Action of tnc Fcdi*riil Rramrr *
Board in rn!!nf lh.it lotiti* mu> be '
■uub* indirectly Ko non-number banks'* '
an the itrotiiH th.«t h.** pfoctiij-e J'
Aould a f foul ; ;.At relief in Ibo woulh. '
"This relief to the wnil; non-ncm
!>rr bonks in tile AgricnllaiAl districts }
lie Mr.rsi. ..is* .1_I a- _- V
con ed by Cove,nor Strong of tbi- ’
Fedortd Reserve Bank of New York,
that, in cate of need, of cotton loan
fluid* to whatever amount the situa
tion may demand, will be provided
through banking channel* together
with what the war finance corpora
tion already has done and the busl
;ie»» now in proems of negotiation,
makes it cU-ar, i my opinion, that
adequate financing for the cairy over
of Ihe old crop and for the orderly
marketing for Ihu now crop may br
-limited on.”
Thomas J. Caldwell vice-prerideni
of the Federal International Bunking J
Company of New Orleans, discuvued
with Mr. Meyer today a proposition
[or financing the export of 26.000
halca of cotton. Mr. Caldwell said that
h>a company was preparing to take
up W'tih the corporation plans for fi
nancing tbs exportation „f larga a
mounir of cotton from all ra.iv of
tho South.
Ex-Carolina Coach Is
To Lead Harvard Frosh
Tommy Cantpkoll, Football Coach At
University la 1P1( At
Harvard
Tommy Campbell, the former di
roetor of athletic* and head football
eoach at tho University of North C«.‘
liiiia, has accepted a poaitlon as
[rethman coach at Hsivurd and light,
hand man to Bob Fisher, the head
coach at Harvard.
Campbell won everlasting fame for
foothill Th'a h* Carolina
toottsill Usnu to victory over Vir
?!?*{.tK". f‘rn *'"»* *1 year* of
athletic rivalry the Tar Hr.4* bad
ever won in two successive playing
year* ,
Ha went to Chapel Hill fn igio,'
following tso Doggie Trenrhar.l r<>
glme. and taught a lot of high duo
defun-ive football to a squad that
was not especially britllunt but that
through its defensive sbii.ty and
(trough th* Individual running of
Hill Folgsr fought Its way to victory |
«rt<v victory, ending with a 7 to 0
win over Virginia in Richmond. |
When the war nac, Csmpbel, went
acroM esrly and saw a lot or much .
service He returned Us the univer
sity fa 1910 and once motv led Cna
taln “Nemo” (tollman's team to a .
« to 0 victory over Virg niu before ,
athletic contact in hi* etntc. ■,
Following that year Cempliell ra- ,
l.red from reaching ami haa bein'
working in MaetachtunK- ecet- tinea, i
Bob richer, the heed coarh at flat-v
ard, lo a eloee p.rtnnel friend. Cnmp
boll anrl Fldirr roomed together ot'
college and playtd on tk< name team.
Whan the erirnmn created the eoun
wr two year* ago i.. play California, ,
Fldior had Campbell accompany (he
t-*am lor ipcrial coaching And the
p« rM>«al tall of Kiefcor and of hie
own ameeralty have not. lured Camp
boll once more into tb< coaching
gama. Carolina men feel .ere Ha will
eweraed. A Icatner aoach and n Unit
man neerr drilled a eqoad.
CUNTCf! BACHELOR
IN ?EiJUiL¥t TPM
Accused of Giving Awjy Hi?
c4*iC And flairs Are
(nv«>li|s(|if
f'l:nU*n, July t!h -A big s>nd m-tika*
lioiiul r-uil l»wm- up hare Mr Jhvdpx
I'ugh, tin old buelv !or of near 90
yiatri of age, 1<i b>| .g away hi*
lute, worth por. bly $16,004), Jurt a*
fu-u hh hr can. P. 8 I'erriag. 2 jroung
tawyn of th.o Luton, is the recipient, i
11 wai rt uteri acvu* iimt agn that Mr.
I’ugh h*d willed Mr. litrring aia pro*
jHity but later it rv.*teed thw be •*
It * ding the land tu him outright, and
nu‘ giv»n him the* Up to the value of]
manv ‘.liotl-juud dulla-g. ,
The h:ira aw Mra Mary Wooten,
>f Km-tv.i. a'.il he. sons. Frank anil
Lloyd Woolen. Mrft'colm i* Mr
thigh1* *‘>tcr. %
li i? vr.d that Mr. Pugh's co/h wa^
i» the Kii '.tor ban*, 0f which o half*I
# ot.KT oT the hti.-* u earlier, and |
hut the withdrawn1 ufjhc fuid* from!
hip ba T*k aioi'^ed ihe> mapiciom* on
II. Wooten*, wnnr repeit* riom CW
rn cun fit tiled dim (
The Heaiinir tc morrow before u
tit tier of the peace k with c vine''
>■" securjng ait injunction against I!
Icrrinr, the .(rno*u» hoes, an Uimte!
could h«ve di**'ccauaj him. to pie-1'
■ent hi/ dirporir.c of the p.-oportjr ]'
fht court!: ot the ,,(^et'Vir.■ I* not!’
.‘iiiMvti jut to >oui- cam-<pindent,’’
li t i; may be readily pred (ted that '
heir will bt a hot I^g. tn the old
own liiBsnn*. - i'
M l'utrli '• really /,a>i«i Ilr. ha* ,
tt the old home of big father, which!
: oiiuDirJ lies than tipo mile* from!'
he. cuurtUoivi . go to wreck He Han '
unity eaten ccov^h, mu when perm- '
did to subscribe for''(i* con .ty pa- <
er bar paid >t in 2f. Cokt i'liU’inHiiti.
lericn hi* unwonted Uene**ilew:e Hiu i
• cnnngly juetrf ted ^ invent.gallon I
f h'.* mental filiti.* tb'dfrje—■ of hi*!'
ronerty. Accu.diiig ^ rcpoit today <
» .* a punper. |i
A ihrofiy attended the hearts* to-!l
ay before Cirri; of £oart Remora-* jt
rd a jury of iwjlVe< regarding the 1
tecta) competency r.f Jimre N. Pugh’i
Iry. Motile Wmitrii, wtr of I’ughji
i the petitioner. ShB J* represented I
y Cooper and Rhuw. of Klr.ston; t
a..nr., Whitficri. trJS Robinstm of
he Hamp.on bar, evh» Kowter and i
i.uiiiyte-, Butler unfflRoiriur. aadit
i>ady ac.l Otaibnoi ^B J D. Karr,11
p-airni 1'dP* and bmefleiary. t
8. Herring. It d**^Hnd that Har-lu
Hit bar ti ll u: t.A|flWr.uUa recur-,
»-*r ■irtAg.-^yW^-awiinat .<4:1
S?.U0lf nod ha* supposedly got tbir-'!
en thou .and dollars on time deposit '■
■ Kii .1 National Bank of Kinston i
• /•do u fourth interest in the Pugh I
nmei;ea«l nnr Cliniun 1
Thu allt-moon w»* ennaamed in'l
tr "Rumination r.f Da' Woo'.en, pres- t
lent uf l'ir.t N.iiiorni Rank of Kin- I
ih'., and rliiMin of Mr* Wooten, i
l il.ls Crigr.i, of *<*lr*"h. a d IJnyd
I nou n. son of ilr*. Waaten and ne-|!
hew of the respond-iil l’utfh. The|<
iqu.'y will appntenay ocrupy sever-!1
I liej*. The oi.j;-ct of tile petitioner <
lu have Pugh ilicls*cl incompetent1 ■
i'.1 trui*. ueticjv- unified a ,tl a guar- -
in appointed. Ptuih i* fez yvam of l
re. t
>*krtt!t>Wfa Pr»yer Given j]
-~iy Smilh£c!t! People I1
ndfo Brook* Start* Movia.nl To !
Break Up Bootlegging la
That Soetion I,
RmiihCiold, July 20..-All Christian!,
topic in Johnston county hnve been j
al.rd on to unite in Common prayer |
- «•»» mi mu iniMi ui ,
lot out the fjnor t nCr in this ec-e-1
ion completely. The enli was imued',
t a ous meeting here Sunday af-l,
crr.ooii, which was Presided over byl.
tnlge F. II. Brook*. who declared ,
nat after ten years as judges of the ,
our,*ry court, durinc which lime he
au tr.cd hundreds ol cases for vio- ]
•tore of liquor laws and for drunk
s'near. he had com* to tsc conclusion
hat the only way to slop the damn
bin buxines* U to have a revival of|
.•ligion.
Judge Brvoka made an appeal to'
ho people of the county scvoral
'•eta ago and has received kut one
I Hunting note, this being from Ei
er It. F. Pearce, af Piinceton, who
ouccivos »urh a ia*T«unont as Judge
Irooke has instituted to be a mark of
false religion. Wd*t Pearce, who is'
member of Iho Pr;m|t|v, Baptist'
hu:«h, think* it worse Uj be drank1
n u falsi, religion than to be intirxi-1
aUd with blockade liquor.
Many strong addresses were made
t the mess meeting Sunday after
>oon which was largely attended and
I wax ui.nnimuusl)’ derided to call
n .ho people to gift. in p.-myera for
i groat revival of religion in John
ton.
fEWSPAPER WAGE SCALE IN
NEW YORK TO REMAIN SAME
New York, July 30—The present
rare stale of New * ork newspapers
rinti-rx Is In continue until jfuly |,
'Cat nx the n*u)t *f latiricatkin of
agreement by the anion, announ
cd today. The day shift will reeelvo
134 for a 41 hours Wr. k, the right
hdt l&k Tor 4S hear* nnd the mid
light rhlft |<ll for «lt hours.
#153 MATTIE SIMMONS
OF FAYETTEVILLE DEAD
F-.yelUvMe, July IP.- -Ml*. Mattie
Jell S mmuin. ayml 17 yearn. died In
i hospital at Fayetteville Sunday
•vtnUtit after a lin«v*ny nine Tran'
ynhoul freer. Her hady wa* taik*n
o Cedar t>mk, CunbciUmi, Monday!
'or •atemmrnL Funeral errvtce* vrerr'
j M*'l«rd rnnutery, rendue-1
cd by Kee. Scott Turau-t.
She 1* aurv.ved by her fathc aeJ
nether, Mr. and Mr* W. K. fllnt
meaa, ala hi ether* and three .inter*
WASH BRYANT IS j
FINED $50. COSTS
Attorney* Appeal ~ Whn D*.
fondant la Found Guilty
Of Aaaault On Son
Washington Bryant, a whKa farm
ri. charged with aaaault on hi* eon,
Basil Bryant which is mid to have
0.1 irrrd last Friday, was fined »*0
ano code when triad in Recorder**
i-or.rt Dturtday. HI* attontfi nvt
•KO cc «.f appeal to Ruparior court.
*"'• Biyant wit pm under a 1100
l-o J for hi* appearance then.
l ent, eighteen year old eon of Bry
tnt, who (wot* oat the warrant
|*irf na« hla father, claiming that he
util been beaten unmercifully by him,
pat on the atand, and told the
iilc that he had related to the avth
.rltie* when he had hU father arraat
rd
The hny diled that Friday he wai
>vrr at Ah Porter'* horn*, which la
oca ted about a mile mat of Duka,
•’ben hit father drove ap in an auto
itchTr in the company af an*Ike*
»h:lc man. L. B. Bolton. He mid
bat hi* father called him ant to the
vr, accused him pf stealing hi* Ilqw
II *t*H. aad naked him when* it was.
tfhett he denied stealing hie still, he
•as called a liar by hla father, and
mocked flat af hi* hack beaten up
Woughly and told to gat in the car.
rh. re Bolton held a gun on him, me
iryant. When he arrived home ha I.
rat lirtl and locked la the moat houee f
he boy Mated, and he added that
lie father declared ha would keep
I'm there two week*. He mid that ho
rruair-.ed there doe half a day before
le looted h mrelf and war able to
•enpo.
When ctom examined, Bom Bryant
aid that ho had beaa gome from
>■* father'* home for about flvu days
rhrn the aeeault occurred. When aek- '
d if be had Maloti ahtrta aad other
rtielei from hi* father, bo denied
I- He waa arhad if hia father hit .
w after be waa carried from Por
rt'a ho UK, aad be replied that be '
cat him up again when bit home
reached. He declared that he
rae then tied aad thrown la the
seat home, where he reamlmed un
'I hv war ahla to fra* blamotf.
Mri. Porter fortified that the waa !
umr at the time of tha allegad occur- !
once, aad eutod that Mm a* Wadi 1
aablr to bear the coc.ruuatlio. J
When Bryant wae put uu the stand *
mmf <
he alleged utaoK, mytag that hia
on had been staying away feuan '
ome, etc cl lag hit ehtrta aad ovary- '
King cUe ha could get hia haada on,
ul tha testimony was declared In- 1
ompeUnt by Ih* court, aad ha waa 1
tked to rtatc only whnt happened
« the time of the Incident Pridbty. '
B-yant rtatea that he drove op to )
’orter'a houtr end wot met at tha '
ar by hit eon, whom ho reprimanded 1
or Maying off from home, and dc- 1
'•red that he wo aid teach him a 1 ae
on. He denied ttking him if he had 1
tolen hie atilt, bat aaid that be did I
*t after him for stealing othag a
h'ng« from him. Ha admitted dap-'.l
i'.H'T Old Kav fin* tittld anil maid that 11
he boy Nil to the ground, but be de- |
ii»d tying him or baring Bolton bold i
run on him, u testified by flam. i
After leaving the hours, Bryant i
ontinued, ha carried flam home, and
oclccd him ap in the meat house Ho ]
ul rn it ted threatening to been him
here two weeks, “to teach him a lea
on.” he explained, but he aaid that
ie was going to lelease him that day
mt the boy got oat on his own ae
ard.
When cron examined, Bryant
teodily denied accosing his eon of
Waling his still and of even haring
i still. N. A. Townsend, prosecuting i
Itlorney Nr the state, said that ha !
rould not go Into the past record of .
Jrvsnt, that being already well ,
mown.
flam Bryant still retained a few '
>f the marks which he declared he re- i
rived When his father aesaalted him, .
ind he said that he was afraid of hie ,
ether. He said that he had been hack ,
o his home exly ones alecs the Inci- ,
lent occurred and that he want than j
rhen hit father was in Doha, and
or the purpose of getting hia clothes. .
E. F. Young, James Boat, sod C. .
» Ray sppsr. ring far the defaud
mt. gnve notice of appeal when the
erdipt of the court was rendered.
In s pcsee warrant, sworn out by
>. K Ennis oa W. C. Murchison, a
'ase was not made out, according to
bs decision of tho court, and tho
nit was labelled “frivolous." Mr. Eo
ns was made to pay the seats ef tho
rase, which owing to au unusual large
lumber of witnesses wnaonsd fresn
iut of the county by Enaie hi at self,
■moantvd to over |M.
Enals attempted ta prove that Mur
•hison, who lives In the some beuxo
►tth him, had thruataaed hie life an
wvsra^ occasions and ho declared ha
r*“ •*"»«* of the man. Bat the court
railed W see that Hurohiaan hud
>hown himself to be dangers as end
oled (he men net guUty.
Dowcy McLsmb Was found pot
tuUty on the charge ef steeling a
>.cjreU, whin ti «bi bmvmI tk*t ka
'■*»c in PMMWM of the blcytlo by
ta) rssvtss s*ss
nu relSSl
t« maVa «ot a caac a^hut
CHAMBER AT SMfTMFIELD
.. NOW AFTER NEW MEMBERS
fcmlrhfl.ld, daly It.—7b* Chaaobor
of CoMmrrro bold aa mthuslaitle
m. aiboroblp coiaialttoa m.ttln, Mon
“Wt Way, and mean* by which
01- orronluiton ma, botoao on. of
SUU a aettrf cowtrbn was dip
nnoed. It woo planned to launch a
ronraawa U raloojtbo member**? by
“ TMa coacpolgn wit
•tort Tao-doy moraine.
*
l Today j
i — :
¥ At a r«>uh *f a caavau Mart- ¥
¥ ed thl* morning for ee-epeiative ¥
¥ maiketmg aeioeiatio n ¥
¥ "’««bcr». following the ¥
¥ big ma*« meeting held her* ¥
¥ verterday afternoon, at which ¥
¥ hundred* of farmer* of ihk .or- ¥
¥ tian attended, between two a d ¥
¥ three thuoeand baler art al- ¥
¥ ready aarnred for the eo-opc.a- ¥
¥ tire market. The men that join- ¥
¥ ed the ataoeiation today aa ¥
¥ a (tarter for the big dr,re ¥
¥ to be carried nn for weekr. are ¥'
¥ the leading fanner* in the Dumb ¥
¥ tertian. A. W. Swain, camnaign ¥
¥ manager, and hit crop* of na. ¥
¥ *<¥«au, will remain in Harnrrt ¥
¥ comity for about three wecU. ¥
¥ and ha daelarr* that he will ¥
¥ have the caanty aolld for eo- ¥
¥ operative marketing before lie ¥
* leave*. The local committer ar.d ¥
z »• oroc*r» Of the rtato auoela- *
* «"»• b’fh'y ploaetd e-ith *
* «>• meeting yerteiday and the *
f pmt amount of lutcremam- *'
r f*»ted by the farmer*. f
PROBABLECAUSE
COURTS VERDICT
W«ak Brjraat Triad Bator* U.
S. Co—i—i—r On Block- 1
ad* Chary*
®" ‘.'kanr «f blockading, tried
Mrfwr United Sum Comni*aioner,
B. T. lew. bar* yartarday, Waah B'X- ,
utt war found guilty of “probable
*k*n Ua attomoyo up- ■
ruled for him, «u placed under a
1*09 bond.
Deputy Harper fortified U having
ouod I art Friday about a hundred
'«nU from Bryant'* houaa, in the
■ojuouy of Sheriff Jcraigan, and •
ntrohnen Nipper and Langley, a i
our galkut Jug over half full ol com -
»kl*koy. He Mated that • further i
r»* *fde. and that about two i
lUndred yard* from Bryant’* old <
ioa»o tho officer* dlaeovtroJ a MSI i
^IWb* of beer. In one
N
>:•
not oeroar that any’ aTtbeligo-l
* ' the (Artilling pUrl1
t*mi *n ■ryant'a mod, but *ald I
bat be wa* Informed that the land
m the property of Waih Bryant. !
Langley and Nipper wa* aleo put ■
,n Ibe rtaad and tedttfled to thr taint- !
aeta that Harper did. They uid that
bore wai a path loading down u, the
•"* that the atill plant looked
a If it had been In recant w I
C. U Guy, appearing far the d«-'
•oec, declared that the officer* did ,
lat Bod anything Illegal an the .Dry*
mt land, and that the government
ind foiled to make out a ease. Bui
he evidence improm.d the court Into
living a verdict of “probable eauee,”
nd Bryant’, attorney* gave notice of !
>n ^eal^Bijmat era. required to put j
Mother* And'Kiddies 1
Enjoy A Greet Outing :
Fayetteville AUavaoy Taeaa Coaatry i
Estate Over To Tewagaters
Foe Day
Fayetteville, Jaly *0.—One of the
aest thoroughly enjoyed affaire of the
(lad hi local annala was the comma-’
illy outing given mother, and chii
Iren of Fayetteville and vicinity yee
orday at “Cabin John” the beautiful
waotry place of John A. Oates, over
•eking Carver’. Falla on the Cape
reer river. The outing was planned
ispeeiatty for tfco mother, and chll
Iren who arc seldom famished the
ippertunity of enjoying a day In the
ountry and was taken advantage of
ly MO youngsters and their mothers.
The day eras aa perfect at the act
ing for the pirnir,..nature seeming i
o co-operate far the soceeae of the,I
rating heartily "as the men and worn-;
re of FaycttevUle who made h jxml-1
Mo. It was tho first day in two week*
>" which rain had not fallen. The
scant ry home of My. Oatei, who woe
the prime mover in giving the outing,
» Meal place for such a fete, the
use tamed over to the pleasure
•cekem, being situated on lofty pre
cipice overtaking the falls, the (Idea
If the precipice* covered with vinca
Ud the house surrounded by a grove
•f pines, the whole roaatastmg a
r«*'7 beauUfsl mot,. aamt-peuamd In
all this saetlan. The estate embraces
the land on aeoh side of the river far
a mil# north aad south.
CLBBK A A. MoDONAtJ
NOW IN WATT* HOSPITAL
_ I
LUlingtoa, July IB.—Ole-V of So-'
•celor Coart Arthur A McDonald
left for Durham Monday ta enter
Watte hospital for an operation fo.
apptadteltfc Mr. McDonald hoe «uf
fervd two or three attack. »enh.
Unf oppondieltia, and wp advlr* of
pbrrieiatx ko daaidrd to ondurro an
opomtloa. Ho bad joot roturacd from
tbo onnaol convontion of th* Bupor
lor Court Ctarb’o Aiooclotlon at
WHsktaatlla Booth when hr ruffared
anothor attack. Ho la mk rrtorp-trcao
•w of tbo aoaacUtlon born* i*-*ltct
od Uilt paar.
WHo (a?-map baa ib « | .. r?«
bad two had aant boat, drOr, an that
poa taa eboooa. I atpaolf lib* tbla
ooa. ba* If raa prafar tbo otker. why
rn hoop thorn Wtb—Toronto Tola
ntltBEKT HOOVER
ACCEPTS WINN'S
! FAB INVITATION
Secretary ot Comm area Will
Spaak On Lag Day of
Harnett Fair
Mt HOOVER HAS NEVER
VET SPOKEN IN SOUTH
laritatiea Extended By T. JL
Riddle, Secretary of Fair Aa
ec elation, Through Camgraai
man Lyoa and Briaaoa
Senator Simmona — Accept
ance Laat Tuecday.
ilcrkc t Harrier, betrtvary of Cam
niirec, ha.< accepted at invitation to
epcak nt thr Ha.-nett County fab.
which will be held here October 11
to lith, Relative. The iirritation wu
extended Mr. Hoover by Tl U Middle,
Bccrctery of the Harnett County Ag.
ricti.t’jrel KaIr Aeeocietioa, through
CocgrcveaMin S. J|. Brtnaoa, pCoji
rxmue (Tomer L. Lyon, and Sena
tor Simmon ■, and waa accepted by
Mr. Hoorer Tuaiday afternoon.
Wr. Kiddie we* notified of the etc
rvtary’r acceptance Wednesday
ao:n.jig by telegram* from Rcprv
icnutivr H. L I.yon and Senator F.
*• Simmon*. IV tr.tc.»in from Rep
create live Lyon «*« a*
St ervtaty Hoover wiU 'junk In Harm
tn Saturday, October fifteenth.*
The irvitatio.1 w», extended Stcrt
w ----- ~ '1^7* viid inf
Satft between October li »->d 14th
>"• mcroury vi< *W* to accept
-nly the dr.ti of the 15th which It the
loy following the original dates of
Jis fair. The wire from Sana toe Stm
oons explains this tally:
* Am glad to adrisa that in eenfer
■*»<* i» company wfjh Congresrman
^ron and Ceagrestmaa Brinson Sec
tor Hoover this afternoon accent
'd invitation to visit and speak
it your agricultural fair la October,
11*d set tbs data lor his coming as
letobrr fifteenth. Yoor letter staled
iny da* would do from eleventh to
oortccn-.H. ho: fiftoonth la paly day
ggsaae
Tba oflUara of the fair aaaociatiati
eera vory mock elated WTdne^y
war th« aawa that Sacra tary Hoover
lad accepted (he invitation to spaak
,»l « Harnett fair. Barrelsrv
tiddie staled that the fair would be
Xtended one day in order to got Hr.
doovrr1 spreak on the program. Tkr
tatsa <rf tb« fair will by from October
Llth, through the 16th, ir.st-ad of
hrough the 14lh. as originally plan
■ed. ‘Saturday will b» Jubilee Day ”
gtad-Xr BUU!,. in d"^T^f
he plans of tba fair.
7 hr extension of tho fair will make
larnett i third annual airr.cuiiural
air nearly a work in length. The pe
I.ou of tiie fair will be exartiy tlx
lay*, acrordirg t» the latest change,
k-c rotary Hoover will speak or. the
*^dayp wfckh will, perhaps, be th
1-wmst llay of alt, aceoid'ng u> the
d-"« of Ue promoter*. *
Fini 3>U|^
g tbf first invitation tbux
strrttUry Hoover hsn ^ceoptrd to
,r. :hc South, ar.d th* city and
:otmiy deserve ^to bo rongr*tul*U»d
»■*>» •>• * Ihe Grrenabero
l)*n>- Now. rarriad -Ji. following
--.ory in Wednorday’* latte:
'•Waahlngtan, My 1*. _ Herbert
Hoover, the roereUty of rnnarrer,
today accepted hU ftrrt invitation to
n«t one of the leathern nate and
Mirer an_ addrea*. Iteptvwr.tatiw*
Br na«n and Ly..n, of North Carolina,
»nd rrana A. Hampton, secretary to
Sonaler 3immorv*. called upon Seen.
rary Hoove thir oven In* and aafcvd
h.m to apeak at the HameU runty
grriea.tura! fair at Dat.n, October it.
p.r; t7,°1v,r„‘e**pl*4 *Bd «*>
[Tit,..!1 lh,t ,b« »ferptaa«o
night ho taken at fail valaa an leu
JJJJ*. *r™1 eontingatiey arlaaw ia ketp
D?ni .^Vh ,,<rU.n S? *2* The
Ounn add in 0f Jdr. Hoover, tho
|*ra{ he w.H deliver in the aoath. will
he- a compVmeul to North Caroliaa,
la ne ha* turned down nameren*
tenuC*:* nincc he entered tho cabinet.
The lair jimnoan are indebted
to Senator Simmon*. Uepreaeniativc
Lyon, and Congressman Brinson. for
•(curing Secretary Hoover to apeak
to re o-t October 5 6th. Mr. Hoover hi
* ■**r- tb»* ha? cbown h m*»ir to W
mo of the «mart»rt ia tho eabinot, -
?nd hr w.H hi- hoard with mack !n
“’T? 5? **"*«?$• of poop:,, here
on .he b g dar of Harnett’* third ax
rieoltaral fair. »
Wallace Fleet Aafcad
tie-try C. Wallace. fleceelary of
Agr.culi.ro, waa find extended an In
vitattoa to weak hero by the fair a.
Mfiaton through Ropre^nlat.Vt Ly
on. 1« i cpJy to the mvitat’an fUerv
tary H alien- .nioimd ||r. Bidd’e
that !t *»«ld be ImpoeXble far him
to be heir. awing ta other rngag
»-n’.< and tha fact that hit buaie t
morlha ar# Je«l ahead of h.m. Ha
tha :krd *.hf ntwr'rJm! <**• :t* i—r
. *?v,r4n'1 «p»>»»*d • 4»
»' th» fair wfllfc. n OHM.
JIJc lottor written to Suv-f-torr Riddle,
to part. . eo.lc "Whllo I cannot pea
****** b< with y»a at Da.'i.t I aoart
ynj I appreciate >nar tonr’aay, ani
txjond my beat witbot far a eaeceio
fol fair.”
I-n mediately after Mr. Wallace
wrote hla itgreta Mr. Riddrt nretr
«o Nqiroamtatlre II mm on » and a*
ad b'm. In U» ram pane of Bcprtacn
la..v» i.ywia nnd ( Wfiatai *rln
*o», to intend Uarbert Homrcr, 80*
< (Iontinned an yao 4.)
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