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THE DUNN
VOLUME VIIL DUNN, NORTH
BAND MlNMKtL
IS GOOD IN SPOTS
PLEASES CROWD
Mora Than Two Hundrwd Wit
mm Organisation’* Fir it
Effort In Thaatra
MISS DAVENPORT STARS
IN AESTHETIC DANCE
Fallow* Cot Lino* Mixed In
Sketch In Proaoating Trarer
erty On Dramatic Art—
Fleiahman And Kurdall Fea
ture Song and Dancn Pro
gram.
Excellent in many ipob and rat
tan enough to ha mora than good in
cth»r»—that ii what mar be eaid of
the Dana Concert Band's initial ef
fort et minrtreley aa rtaged here in
Matrapolitan Thaatra Toaaday
night when mar* than two hundred
friend* ef the band paid on* dollar
each to be amused and found the
money wall ^ent.
Where the show waa good it wee
at goad aa anybody** minstrel. In
eong aad dene* the boys war* fie*.
Their joke*—old, middle-aged and
young—were good and well pet a
crow. With the** they did ae well
*e any aggregation ever heeded by
Lew Docketed*? or Honey Boy Er
ase.
Starring in Ike attraction wma Mima
Gladys Davenport, who gnva an an
thctic danea of rara marit and charm.
Btllia Kurd all and Bam Flelshanea.
billed a* "them two beyi from Dixie”
addod to tho entertainment by giving
a aong and danea number seldom aur
paeaed by professionals of the larger
vaudeville cirenita. Kartell shook a
wicked foot and was applauded Into
giving the aadlanee ell he bed.
Sam Fleishman also did a comb
turn with Bek Warren which war
very good, end Boh did a good bit of
foot wiggling of hta own.
An specially enjoyable feature
wma a aong by Casper C. Warren, in
troduced by Interlocutor William
Newberry as John McCormick.
That vary emottng sketch, “The
Ba&way Junction,” portraying a rube
11 u wj, ju jj m,: a,
arranged to clooe the Blow-end It
did. But at the last mement the nran
agameat found that oae of lha prin
cipal characters had left town. Thlr
occasioned a general shift and throw
the burden upon four youngsters who
had Bttle thus for preparation. Lew
i* Denning unearned the role of the
rube. He woo oil right except for o
little lock at training and kia fail
are to remove the black from hlr
face before amusing the green whio
ken of the robe. Henry Shell war
ehoved into the play a* the hobo
but through eome inadvertence war
gives the line* of the opera singer
William Newberry took the part of
the linger, but recited Send**' “CaP
of the Yukon" Inauod erf attempting
operatic sire. Bob Warren took the
port of tbe retry negro.
It was quite a mix up, but the boy*
mved tbe ekatcb by abandoning liner
and merging into eong. At tht* they
did welL
The east and program follow*:
Interlocutor....Mr. Willi* Newberry
Mietah Bemee-Mr Jam** Farthing
MleUh Tambe.Mr. Yoit Sutton
Mietah Sa obeli _Jtr. Robert Warier
Mietah Blackball. .Mr. E. F. Ballard
Use!* Tern.Mr. Louie Denning
Overture—“Land of Cotton" Min
rtr*| Circle.
"Stood up and slog for your father
and old time tune"-Mr. Edwin Coop
er.
"My Mother’* Evening Prayer'’—
Mr. Gmaper Warren.
Aertbetie Dance— Mice Ciadyt Dav
enport.
Cemie Song—"Ma”—Mr. Robert
Warren.
Quartette—"Why it the Ocean So
Near U the Shore 1"
“Punmaa Porter Bln**"—Mr. Ja*
Farthing.
"I T* Got th* bib** f*r 014 Kaatoeky
Ham* WlMl* Nowborry.
PUaUttMi Pane* Mr. Snoboll—
B*b Warn*.
"H**r*n U Uk* Dial* After AD’
—Wl»* M*wb*rry
Tb*m ter* boy* fraaa Dlxf* !a aon*
m4 daae*. — Bom TlMriunan aac
Mil* Kartell.
•My Room Town I* * On* Rm
T*wa”—Mr. Harman Rod#**.
Th* J. K Hiahamfth Co, baa a*
t*yte4 th* a**n«y *f th* J. L. O'
Q*«nn Co, Florlrta, of Balai* am
Tay after 111*. Till* *onn*«tion will *n
•bl* th*m to fir* prompt **rrl«*
Tb**a iaatrlao flowai* may eoaamoa
leaf* with tin local umpnj or wtt
Mr*. Cka*. RlghwnKh.
Mra. H. B. Ryr4 and Mr*. W. 0
Jahaaan, who kora boan II for th
yaal **v*r*I day*, m hnpr**inc.
t
BfcNs PKOHTAdLE
TO L A. CULBRETI
Fifty Columbian Rock* Lap
An Ararat* of 41 Egga
Each Day Tbu Yaar
Sunday mean* little to forty-eight
of the fifty hen* owned by L. A. Cui
breth, a brother to Julio*, who oper
»tc* a small chlrken ranch na a side
line to hia other *cMv:tiv* at Fikon.
Mr. Cuibreth gathered forty-eight
-'£){• from the chicken yard Sunday.
Mr. Cuibreth baa an interesting
tory to toil of hia chiokant. tie ha*
•nty fifty hen a—Columbian Rocka_
he call* them. Lait month he gather
ed *08, or »n average of forty-one
ad a fourth c*ea day.
The*# hen* have (applied the Cul
>reth home with *11 th* chicken* and
ggs it rontumad. ha* paid for th*
pkeep of a fine cow and (till have
•ft a comforabl* little turplu* fund
o tide over any rnaaon of unpro
luctivene** that may come.
Ho* Dm Ho Do (* 7
Wall, for oat thing, be am hit
'rain. The chleka art not turned ont
o depend upon their awn rraourcei
.'or food. They are fine fat**—arie
ocrata, if you pioaae; and. being *urh
bey demand and get treatment due
heir rank. They have comfortable
wine. Tor breakfast they get a pat
•et poultry food; for luncheon—now
•ar la mind that they are arlato
-ata and do not have dinner nt mid
ay—for luncheon they have uprout
d oats, sprouted through a special
roceua Mr. Culbrath found in one
f his poultry journal*, and for din
er—the final meal of the day—they
ave skim milk.
There You Are
Ta ihow that this treatment pay*,
ake a look at brother Julio** ehiefc
ni. He has a large number of
horooghbreda They era aa pretty aa
cacoeki, and strut about vith all
he pomposity of a drum major—
at they produce equally aa maay
ggu aa the dram major psoducas
otea. They are not profitable chleka
wai^irei,1 *il i
torn the Inaaatei of hla
aach over to the brother L- A.
Chicken* pay wben you treat 'em
right
’LAY POLITICS IN
BULLOCK’S CASE
Canadian Office Seekf a Saak
To Win By Attitude To
Negro Fugitive
It seems that tha vacation of
/hcthor or not Matthew Bollock the
Varrcn county negro who hai been
rrcUrd in Canada, will be turned
ver to tha North Carolina authort
ek, U to bo mode a political iarao
i t the comtag election of South B»
j ex and Boat count!bj, Ontario, Cau
da. uya a former North Carolinian
•ow living in Canada in a letter to
he Newi and Observer.
"Than are probably more colored
eoplc In these two counties,” the
entteman write*, “than la any otbei
3 the Dominion. The elections wii
e close and of course the cam el
\ia negro criminal will bo used U
ho boat advantage by the govern
ont members Who are up for re
lection."
Tha gentleman sends the New
od Observer copies of editorials U
ho Canadian papers which show hers
(■•rant aoaaa of tha Caaadiaa adi
irs are of the manner In which Jus
ce la dkpcaeod in North Carolina
Tha Torah to Globa says:
"A negro arrested in Hamilton ei
' charge coming from Norllna. Noitl
srollna, says that If he la dolhreroi
■ver to tha State authorities ha wii
ot he triad, but lynched, aa his hro
bar was shoot a year age- This i
Tult* possible, {edging by America]
'ectlmony as to the prevalence o
lynching In States where race feellai
rae nonar ox duui la waorro
I* tw» com. Tba rotate* U entitle
be all tba protection wo eon *hr
tninet tba law loot, tWmm nd rt
"IT pOMlblo let*! oMtotanoo abaold b
eaUadad to him. Then la no mo
for bade Tba priaoner la aata ban
ia4 May wm da aa bora, bat one
So la aorra dared wo aboil ba pen
ariaaa. Tba aaeaeeta abaald ba mad
‘a data their earn and tba rata**
allowod to praaaat hk If It appeal
•bat tbara la a daater of hla beta
bided by a North Carolina mab. I
i 'bonld not ba aarrandaradL
"Canada onaa enjoyed aa hano
able rapatatian a* a refute fat ban
. ad darn* from tba United Mata* aa
i wo *emld adapt *e ana palter I
retard to theea wbe mifbt fa rl
F. T. DUPREE MAY
i "BE G. 0. P. NOMINEE
IN THIS DISTRICT
PootJsle That Angier Man Will
Oppoea G. K. Grantham
For Job Hold By Lyon
REPUBLICAN OF SIXTH
ASX HIM TO MAKE RACE
Grantham Still Undecided la
Matter And May Not Caro
To Sacrifice Bueineee to Poll*
tics—Godwin Satisfied To
Practice Law, Bnt Will Help
Local Man.
If Georg* K. Grantham is induc
>1 by hit appealing friends in all
<*Tt» ot the district to mske the race
Jo- the Democratic nomination at a
-srdidsU for Congress, Harnett srlU
' C well represented in the forth com
congrvwienal campaign. Rtpub
cor.s of the county and district fan
rrally arc striving hard to get Frank
n T. Dupree, Angler lawyer, to eon
rot to accept the Republican nomi
alion.
ao nr uraDUun hat refuted
o take the requests of hit friend?
eriouiljr. HU business interests are
’■trge and require practically all of
h t time. He may never be able to
*et the convent of bit own at lit d to
.arrifiee hit personal interests to thi
leiiret of thote who think he can
•he Homer Lyon't scalp. However
'ere la a very real effort to place
Vm in the fight and his entrance it
ot among tha impossible things o.'
■olitica
Mr. Grantham hat often been
m>ortuned to enter the political ar
na with acriout intentions. Man
met the druggtato of the State hav
had h m to becoret a candidate to
"ate treasurer or some other State
-creative office. Mover, however
jvo they been successful. Once onl;
aj he boon induced to accept a po
1’tlcal office that would take him
t rom his home and his business. That
as when he was elected to repiu
ont Harnett in the State House of
representatives. Ho made a good iw
•ord there.
Of course, Trank Dupree haa no
lUEawayMtea u u
verubelraingly Democratic to par
mit af such a thought even by the
most optimistic of hU partymea. But
'-here is some glory in mowing the
race, and it U certain that the Aagier
man would rather be hem tec by Gao.
Grantham than by anybody else that
Uie Dr-mo era tie party could name.
l nr prooaoui.y oi BIT. Uupraa’a *n
traoee Into tho campaign will hdr
'fr. Grantham conaiderably should he
; decide to make a try for tho Wash
I'agtJn job. Beraocrmfj, no matter
how big a majority ^«y may be as
I nre.t, an* a'waya aruuoua to "rub
l la” good and doop oo tha Repub
licanr. They fael, of coarao, that
Gaorge Grantham would pul] many
Republican and indepcadoat vote*
from a HamtU County RoptAliean.
They could do lota worn*, even If
the job was held by a Harnett coun
ty man for fourteen yeara prior to
i'he time Homer Lyon defeated Han
nibal LaFayetta Godwin In the bit
ter ‘battle of eighteen znontha ago.
Mr. Godwin, by tho way, la playing
henda off in the fight to far. “Giro
me the practice," he said a few day*
-;go, “and lot some other of tha fel
lows have the job.” And the big fel
ir.tr w\o has gone into lb* buxines*
of latrjc log after to many yaart at
law mating, ia going after that prsc
■ lice w.th a vim. HI* old time rigor
1 'n debate haa returned to him after
v four weeks of fooling hla way hi lo
cal courts, and folks art now wntefc
' ' <g hla amok*.
Tho Honorable Hannibal aatoraly
■ win rapport hla friend George Qran
I them if that gontlomaa makes tha
race, but la the moanthaa, all of his
| hu«ky atrength and nathru ability li
balng devoted to piling up a good
1 praetiea la law and good crops on hit
’ farm.
I
i t'm« of Jndge Lynch."
f • The Star, of Windier, Ontario
r «7»:
| “No alleged Uchnieal rioUUoa ol
! »n Immigration tow whereby, H ii
I told, he entered Panada Illegally
» roght to Hand tn Die way of yrataet
- “an ef ‘kit' Bollock, a colored an
• hold In Hamilton at the rcgaaet el
I the aetherlttae of NorMna, North Car
i, ollna Hew re aid one escaping Iran
• certain death ha expected te cam
- oat formal towa regard lag hla an
• trance to Canada!
a i' • t of »R worda ottered by thl
a fagMra from lynching after hla ai
I -s ware theta:
e “Hoyt, ah'm gwbie beak to h
•traag ay to tho flrat tolegrayh yet
b day coma* to. They alii aorer g-wle
t- e g ee me no trial na nL Dm
d Southern folha jaa rtriag* an yoo
n nlggaha"
►* "Hero** how laUodc gat fart* trm
#
T. B. DARpEN DIES
SUDDENLY HERE
Woe Good Mpk Aod Hod Hod
Of Friocoda 1b Duma mmd
faMiim
Thom*! R ~J»»rd*n, ililrswo
years old. died suddenly la hts boo)
Wsdydsy morning. Fn
services wm* conducted at tbs
Cetbollc church E bi. Father Wat.
iuuc and latenadK was made at «t.
Mcphans CrmstLy nssr Nswton
OtOTl. where HdJ. Father Irwin as
..•Ud Father W^kias ib perforating
Jtc Inst sad rite^pvsr the body of e
man whose mrndkj witi rvsr be
J.v* Is Lie hearts and minds of a
«ftcat host of fitted* throoybout this
.action.
Hr. Darden mm connected with
be Bstler Brothers item at the
-me of hi* death. B« had aeread this
vsUbliefaaaant tear since hie coming
a Dunn several ytar* ago As a sslst
iuan In this store he hacaaia sequela
cd with aaariy all .of Daaa'a people.
iy ha sterling character, gonial dis
position end sonny disposition he
node friends of Dane’s people. They
-onered and admired Hr. Darden.
Me waa horn in Saaapeoa Coanty
■id lived there on01 ha eatae to
<ann. He was e termer moat of hi*
fa, and a good cm. Be raarod a
•ally of hoys end girls who have
prominent pUcee in the cw
u.iitlei to which Hey have gone.
« w.-enght well, living hie ferity
r.eh heritage la, character and par
tiality. >
Mr. Darden was maniod twice—
*'• tn c Mien Moths, of h!s native
ianty. To them three chddmn were
trn. Last he married Esther Ood
In. To this anise wets born Dr.
nomas t Da idea, Paul, Ooorgc
-I AUea Darden aad Miaeee Etlaa
th aad Mccga.at Da. den, all of
t survive him.
Daen lotos a valuable eitlxcn in hlk
■seeing.
■ ag oat a coler when of roes and
Liur.ng the evading delicious rc
eiiuecete, consisting of chicken
ited, deviled eggs, sandwiches and
.t coffee, followed by salted nets,
tre served.
Those enjoying Mre. Nobles hoe
allty wane: Misses Ipock. iludd.
. a.itrharst, Rigsby, Lee Moore.
. hnsoa, Grantham, Nobles and Z.
- rm«A Motors Itull, Lewis, War
JcrJsr., Fverrall, Kooas, Parker,
• .iidoa. Nobles end Turlington.
«, aeco.ding to report*: A yaar
>Z«> hi* brother purchased apyla*
rvn a white pewr, which proved
aecd.’ Whan h* waat hock with
>ca a raco riot started. Th* brother
->» arrested A sab of white* broke
.te J*H, (cigod him. carried out and
• achod him, then riddled hi* «w»y.
g body with bullet*. Determined te
veng# hi* brother** death, Bullock,
bo had do protection under th* law,
/btalaed a gun aad ihot certain of
ie white* though he himaelf waa ehot
■ •* tiaec. H* fled North—te Can
J.t. w+i'eh oppose* lynching and
*at» that It protect* the catered
■a within hi* right*.
Bullock wrote home and thi*
i t -* North Carolina oScial* a
■* to hi* whereabout*, resulting la
t 4 arrest.
‘Important ***ociatioui of colored
>ple in Now York aad other placet
‘ w.n a* influamtlal association* of
i: te people op paced to the whole
tic lynching of negroes by white*
■ho know no law,'' have rotalnod
unwl for Bollock, while the Toroe
t* Gl.-he and other Canadian new*
*•«** Jala hi pro teat
"Thi* County of laws waa th*
-to- aa for Southern' tier** flaring
“com cruel masters .la days before
u,*!ted Statei' JCMI War. and
bolitio* of lagtdlsdI slavery. Will
<'anada refoa* to ho&er descendant!
"f tkaao mate Hava** now terrorised
bv dependent, oftheae d#»c bolder*
who murder them orf*right en flhatj
wo**i and boost that the tew aerai
• PsmHlod U Intervene? Ceaada’i
’ good "*me te at stake ta th* Bulioel
eoa*. If Buflock eenttenos aa iadoa
i trtooa mombor of Canada’s pflgtfa
’ t'on, for alnee his arrival In thi
■ country a nuadber of months ago hi
bat lived Ilka any good etUoon, that
» h* ooght to bo permitted te go fro
coaaaJou* of the fact that'In Can
1 rds, wham ho flad far proUetten, th
» -olov of no otanYskte *aJ«ro* hit op
( • o’tunlty U pvagresa**
» Colomd poapl* t» Hamilton, Or
t terio, are rarryteg on a ovooagnnd
r 'n Bun oak** behalf tad taking w anl
taetteM te help U» te eocore leg*
• «*- ' .
E. P. DAVIS AGAIN
ELECTED TO HEAD
THE COMMERdAI
StoekkokUm nmmmd Wld
NOW HAS RESOURCES OF
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAMt
B«foa BwImmTwoYmn Apt
Juat |)rfm D- ■
Cum To Malta ItHoirf Fm
All B«ihini Differ a Fn>
wor Cooparotuo Cotton Mar.
bating Plan.
Bounding •«* a jrur in which th«
mutation bad Bade Tory gratlfyiag
i -ogroaa. rtock ho 1dm of tbe Cob
■erelal Bank, Doan’a youngcet ft nan.
:ial iaatitatioa. Bat yeeterday in tba
oCcu of tba bank, rariewod tba ra
■ort of tbo oloor* end eloctod diroc
ara for tbc mining yaar. IV diroe
ore aat iataadiataly after election
end cboae E. P. Darla, who We head
’d tba iaatitatiea dace ita organ iu
Uoa, prcaideat; C. A Bieke. riaa
'caldont, and Jamaa D. Daria, —*■
lac.
Tha direcian J. W. Pirdie, J. C
lyrd, J. W. Jordan, Pr*<J W. McKay,
■■ Hieka and K. P. Daria.
Tha director! aonaidarad tha ad
L-abimy of paring g dhrtdoad. bat
>t two reasons decided net to do re.
beat reasons ware, fir*, do* tbo
aaton thought It boat to build up
. surplaj protection to dapaaiton,
«*. lacocd, that K waa boat to keep
•e money hi tha bank to lend to
» ihy people dnrlmg tha year, m.
her than to diatributa it among tha
0 jiiioldara.
• be president's report dtowad the
k to hare rnsouRoe at ap»r»*>
•aly 1200,CKM) and that it had no
« .i. ney It* atria* depot
•* d .-row.: to neatly *41400 dur
'**, *h*' ya«», drnwlng an iaeraaaa
»- iar the year. The eapMai
- tk of the institution la *30,000
1 it* surplus aboat ftZ.006. Pagan
. aCk-agnta about *lft*400.
ac eeoparnthre marketing project
coltoa eras dhenaead and tha
^ekboldara wore of tha opinion that
ic movement will mean mack to the
tton growers of tha county.
The Commercial Bank started bn
sinem hers in Deceasbvr, 1*1*—ju*
fiorr the depression kit this gait
0*c country In spite of unfavor
able conditions, however, it has gone
•. -iiC . tcad.lv and new ranks with
'to loading institution of tha coun
ty.
«f RmMM With Mrs.
Wade
The CorarliiM Harnett Chapter of
0 Daughters of the American Rev
utloo met at tha homo of Mrs. J.
•yd Wade. Rerant af tha Chapter
V.tfajr. The meeting was called to
d*" by. Mrs. Wade, and after tha
epoita ol th« Secretary. Mil* Raeh
eJ Clifford, and tha treasarer. Mias
*-abel Yoang, several Items af bnd
V'rs were diacaasod.
It was decided that tha chapter
mkr a contribution ta a North Caro
* "aonritain school. Another bridge
■ raament was pUnped foe an aarlj
'o. And tha quaetloa of saadlag a
arnta to Washington to tha Ms
1 oral D- A. R. conference la March
’-as discussed.
After tha moating a vary interest
’* program was riven. Miss I Baba!
* '»ag read tbv message af the aa
o»al president from continents
iv mo rial baO, whera the Arms con
ference is in session. Mias Ktho
Hooks than rand a very (lhimfnttlnf
•H’elo aa onr State motto aad Mis
RsehaM Clifford read a detailed ac
•wit of tha Bottle af King's Mows
‘a a, wMeb had been written on da
occasion of a recant vUt of D. A. R
1 tiers tea to that historic spot darini
ft* State conference at Cation is.
After the program a doll decs sal
ad courts aad aoff aa were served k
IV boaters.
▼he acort mevttag wfll be scW
|vlM Rachael Clifford aa Fab. it
LktU Mnr AmcUUm
It- , jf | Mm ■ .
■tfM Wtttint 5>hirdA
Belt’. Croak, Jan. U—Tk* Unto
i Mooting of tbe Llttlo Wear Am
>! elation wQI bo bold at Oak Gm
i Bapttot ehanb, taro mile* north «
i: ^Ve Crook, Jaaaary M and H.
Tka introductory oonoon *01 I
i --cached a* Ratarday at 11*0 t
•, Pa*. E N. Johnaoa. Don n’t new pa
' Ur and on Sanday Bo*. B. H. Straw
• "roadway, will pro oak the nanrva
i n» araotlag kerb Ratarday amraU
+ t 10 o'clock with davotfenal owe
1 daw aawdaatad by Bov. S. A. E
gactao. t
I
1 JEWS OF RUSSIA
MHTABLEPUGHl
i
«u
■Mru utend th*
, c)o**lr u uidiui and |
Iha ihahra* to Dm Am i
J* on* of Iter plctar«* t
i iky Abraham Bhoha* of
BnaMJtenk.
Ur. Shehaii, wheat work _ _i
Joint DUtriootion Cwaaitte* h*yt
I h a la VslyliyaU during th*
'day* of tee Buetltta-Ntoh ate, alt*
found that th* J*w> of that torritooy
*r* (till lhrlng la trontha* aad *-g
joau, thoao grim tialtdat of «ha
war bring th* only «■-available
for th* JawUh rtflfOK.
“Th*** Jaw*, who toft Votyhala to
ISM whoa th* war ri~~t'if to
thoir very do*r^“ *aid Mr. ghahaa,
j“i*toia after a tot y*ar atito to th*
rite of their former hate** to Ugh
hop*. Thoir *•-a'ng to tgaglc.
Thor* i* tittle toft hat rate*. Th*
botaw that Mill (tend art aara torito
•ft«a tholl (iwnd aad aartfar u.
FORD RETAIL SALE
TOPS A MLUOH
Shows lawsiw W tOUN
Cars sad Tracks Ovor
Praaiaws Taar
Retail sales of Ford cars, tracks
and Pordson tractate hare -g-*r ex
ceeded the million mate fee the year
SMI. according ta a fckatst given
sat today by tbs Paid Meter Con
ps*>r
' The Ford factory and aaacwMy
nlant production figures mashed a
total of l,OSO,T«a cars, tracks cad
•metres for tec year, wttb retail sales
l y dealors approximating UWMdO,
which is tea Halted Matas aloes tur
.ysaiwd tea mo retail sates reseed
by 104,313 Peed cam sad tracks I
The Fred Company says tea oak
look for 1033 is decidedly uTasl.Ui
In fact, concrete evidence all sell
cxlits la teat car sad track retail
mica for December 1RO salsa by
almost S3 par coat, sad Tordaon tme
| tor rstall salsa for tec saaso periods
I'bow SB Increase of ever 100 par
ccat for December I Ml, re well as
cn lacrosse soar tea total ta actor
salci tor tea month of Moeeteher.
Tbeso feats saaas to l illisSi teat
aet only am Urn farmers bay lag mars
freely, hot teat tea puiiiri plVt Is
becoming mars ngisdrs aad rsrea
I'ttsa.
I Another point brooght ost hy a
'comparison af prodactisa flgoraa fay
i (ho pact taro ysan shows that Feed
enclosed cars art gakstag la yapatoa
: *7. as « par seat at tea 1331 psa
. faction wart Badass aad Oeswas at
- against a total of IS par east far tea
' year previous.
1 awont reduction* hi M car ui
I track price* brought Om Ioim
Ww Urol. Tk* tourIng tor now mBi
for |34«, tko runabout for HI*, tki
'Coop* for |l«0, tko o*a*o for H4I
r tke Chants for Ml, aad tk* true!
I for |48*, *n f. o. k. Detroit
*, TMo in tk* fourth prio* not hi tko
0 post sixteen months. During tte* tfcm
f tho price of tko toorlag oar oloao ha
boon rut from |*TS to IIO, n to
o Motion *f 40 p*r ooat Wilaatfaa
r on mao of tk* other tjrpci koo* kooi
► rrm (motor.
i. ‘rh« Forf Compear keBoooo tha
I.. tkli rod net ten. wk'to not a iorgo aa
g to rrpeeiaBp haportoat at tkk tfeot
k oi It the old g* o lsag wap trow
I- -tabtfolag market —Tlmi
For* to firing mplipmaat at pm
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