COTTON DIRECTOR
NOT TO BE CHOSEN
UNTIL SATURDAY
Farmers Gives More Time To
Cast Ballots In Astoria
tioo Election
HARNETT GROWERS ARE
URGED TO VOTE EARLY
Those Who Have Net Paid
Their Dues Are Not Ellcthle
To Participate Until Note Or
Cash Is Sant To Cover Fees
—The Other Candidate Ac
tive.
Recauw bad weather throughout
the State haj Interferred with the de
livery and caiting of ballota the elec
tion through which th* directors are
to bo ehneen for the North Carolina
Cotton Growers Cooperative Aaao
ciation hne been poitponod until Sat
urday, Feibuary 4, according to tnaa
eagoi from th* office* of the amoela
tlon in Raleigh.
Thia give* to Harnett County folk
more time to caat their vote* for Ben
O. Tewnaend, of Donn, who ia op
posing a Franklin County man for
th# poaition of director from the
Sixth Dlatriet. THii dlatriet rmhraeM
Harnett, Lee, Wake, Chatham, Dur
ham and Franklin. It ia understood
that Mr. Townsend'* opponent has
been working bard in ail of the coun
ties except Harnett and that he ha*
a fleet of automobiles for th* accom
modation of hi* workers who are
making a house to houae canvass in
most of the counties.
Even with this very vigorous ops*
•ition, however, advice* from Ra
leigh reveal that th* Dunn man ha*
wonderful strength throughout the
district. Wake and Lea are giving bl*»
very gratifying rapport and those,
combined with the big vote in Har
nett are expected to elect Mm by a
good margin.
Mr. Townaend today mailed out
letters to all ef tbe members ia Har
nett acquainting them with th* poet,
ponemeet of th* election and asking
that all of them strive to get their
ballots ts Raleigh by 'noon. Ukase
who sriah him to take their ballets in
can band them to Ma bow or to
Honey Hpeers end B. P. Gantry <a
Llllingtoa. There ahould be no delay
In this, for it will mean much to
the cottoe interest* of HniwoU Cose
ly to have thetr own director on the
board.
Many of the members bars neg
lected to pay their fees. Really there
are seventy of these out of a total
membership of 575 in the county.
They will not be entitled to vote un
til* they have either paid their dues
In cash or given a note payable next
October. Th* membership fee i* 55
which pays all dues until 1937. If th*
delinquent member* prefer to gwe an
October note, the note ahould bo
mad* for $3.40, payable to the asso
ciation.
la* omcial .ballots were mailed
from Ralelyh lest Friday. They
should be la the hands of the mam
bars by this time. Every member whs
receives a ballet should fll It out end
mail'it immediately. Those who have
not paid their dues probably will not
receive the ballots. If they do not
they should send their fees to Hr.
Townsend, along with a proxy entit
ling him to east their ballots.
Sue Advaatage of Grow* MarketU|
"I am a believer in co-operation
in everything,*’ uld Hr. B. O. Town
send, of Dunn, who eras In the eity
yesterday. "When the co-operative
movement started I became one of
its strongest advocates. I realise
Use immense advantages which tha
grouser would derive if g|vcll t})e
opportunity to march as dls* his pro
ducts Instead of dumping them on tiro
market The grower has never had
a square deal. He has always been
at tha mercy of the middleman.
Where are Just twb questions the
growers ask. ‘What win yon give me
for my products* and *How much do
you ask far yours.’ And nntQ the
grower Is allowed to have a votes la
making a pries on his products, based
•n what It cost hiss to rnaks these
products, he eaanot be prospers*!.
"The cotton growers bars signed
the co-operative marketing contrast
te better their asstditio*, it mart
make good from tha start The Birt
year Is the crack] one. Oar enemies
arc watching our ovary saovsrtant,
waiting to take advantage of any mfc
taks wo may make."—Nows md Ob
server.
D. K, Pan Head* How >«*
Soatkem Plnet, Jan. tf.—The dh
rectert ef tka Ci U«en. Bank »*
Trant Coatganjr, of Boothera PiM*
bar* (elected Kobart K. Pag*. 9*+
itent of the concern. Mr. Peg* bai
neado bit kotae in goo thorn fUm
tor tha loot three ream aad beM* I
place of Ugh act eon pad ginatae af
fecttoa la the baarta af hie *****
and arighbora. '
ELIMINATE WEST
AS CANDIDATE FOR
POST OFFICE HERE
Civil Service Examination*
Place Damoirati At Haad
Of ElisibULUt
CAPTAIN BOX HOLLAND
DRAWS THIRD POSITION
Cu(*M T. Lae Stand* First and
Ralph Wada Second—Rela
tive Position* Of Other Can
tender* Not-Oven By Offi
cial*—No Decision Made
Yet.
H* who taught last laugh* and
laugh* So might the luppocter* of
Jap tain William D. Holland ramoan
Mr, now that their man nobs to
lavo the edge an Edgar Cartlda Wort
n tho matUr of becoming postmaster
at Uncle Bam’a atatiea in th* belt
•own under the tun.
In tho now hr rogulatad cfril on
'it* examination! bold to determine
Yhoen of tha faithful should got the
**t plumb to bo handed out la
hinn, Captain Bill distancad hi* ri
al and bow aland a third from tho
top In tho roster of contendere. True,
third from the t«»p la not th* beat
tlaeo in all raees—but it ia “In the
none*" area on the rae* track, and
n this Instance may be Jurt a* good
a if Captain BUI had boon played
'on the none."
For, since Mr. Harding and fals
ollewera have gotten eat their mon
ay tranches and thing* to fia up th*
•nril service machine 'taint like it
‘tarn* Cap'll BUI has two Democrats
’head of him They stood bettor gr»
llng taro ways—Gene Los, beat, and
latph Wad*, better. But the Bepub
'can party chooses its pc atm esters
'em tho first three.
It Is not known bow Neill S. Green,
uto dealer, college follow and all
'round bua|aem man stood; or are
■ho rotative positions of J. E. Croe
*•**» W. BSjobnoon, Mger CarUolo
>*d tho great punabec if sthees wheat;
"be field paused under tha -wire
'enow*. . j
Pises d lap*tehee do not even state
Va* -^4»-Jhu nmoA-V- .a-v.
The public la infonusd only to tha
-xtent that Cap*n BUI edged In ahead
rf lb* other faithfuls and that h*
•vail* the tar* Democrats.
P»bm dispatches state that aavoral
days will yat claps* before an ap
pointment ia made from th* list of
"hree eligible*. The public, however,
s doing little speculating as to th*
vrpoiatoa’s identity. Cop’n BIB has
'He endorsement of influential Ba
■'obllcaiu bore—and the victor get*
th* spoils In politico a* in most all
ala*.
mt. west naa bean acting post
waiter far several months. His ap
pointment same aa a surprise to all
-on cam ad. He had put ana aver on
the Holland contingent of the local
Republican organisation aad it was
'rooty predicted that he would not
he ousted until ha had served a fall
term. He succeeded Eugene T. Leo,
who bad aervod as poetmaatcr sines
ha death of Thomas Jsffarson Jack
»en which occurred soon after the
election of Woodrow i Wilson
while President Taft wits still the na
tion’s Chief Executive
D. L. McLAMB takes his
OWN LIFE AT HAYNE
Mr. Denial L. McLamb, a promin
ent farmer and highly respected arti
san, living at Hayno, this county,
committed suicide at his home last
Sunday by hanging hjpself with a
ropo.
ft la auppshag that Mr. McLamb
tied the rope to a Joist in the wagon
•halter and to hero stood wp to the
bad of the wagon, fastening the rope
around Ida Back and than Jumped.
Ufa waa extinct alien ha waa
'•und by relatives.
Mr. McLamb has bean in vary poet
health far several mentis and tha
supposition Is that ha brooded e#«i
U* ittneas until ha decided to and H
»* by his rash dead. Ha leaves a wife
**>d several children to mourn theh
to w4om wa extend oar deepeel
—CHntonHsw, Dispatch.
FnabUa
» «• blqMy arMIUMa to Aawrfeaai
Uwt. «itk tti, UpM ,f tW gpn
elatioa af to. of B^M*h
^T”kl1* It^raaaaa. It ia eartohi tb»
la tba aot Atrtaat fatal, ba will b<
*•"+***
■••that tar yradaeaf la tbl
~™7 ^ *• baeaaha af tba af
Tv?1r* r*n«a at bit aatMttoa, fa
• "* »taa4a artthoat aa aqaal a
«»T million* wba ban
ntaaedad bha. Pear XiehaH araa b
“ “T*' * 9*rtaat obatoator, aa b
b Iraartf frankly aAaalttod, bat be wa
amaaiaqly lataraattoq ma. and hi
rtpiyi • Mftfil wkndTs—
MAKE PLANS FOR
NEW CONFERENCE
| ON RULES OF WAR
'FIVE GREAT POWER9
| WILL BE REPRESENTED
Preparations Far Neat Interna
tional Mooting To Bogin As
Soon As Pi oiont fooler on no
Ends; SaWnortnis And Oth*
or Matters WUI Bo the Foa
vsaanington, Jan. XT.—Tho ground
work for another international con
ference, to rc-writo the law* of war
for the submarine and other aew
agencies of attack on Uad and sea,
waa completed today by tha arm* del
egates
Under a resolution adapted by the
erraament committee, preparation*
for the now con foresee will begin
immediately upon conclusion of the
Washington negotiations The United
States, Great Britain, Japan, France
and Italy will be represented and
the American government will select
the exact time and place of moat
ing. -
Firm Step Oortlaed
The find step tedrard revision ef
warfare regulation* U to bo takes
by a "commission,'' presumably com
posed of International law expert*
wltbeat plenipotentiary powers, bat
th* resolution provldm after
they have agreed th* flee govern
ocaU ah All “coafAr aa I# th* AC£*pt~
one* ef the report and th* coarse to
be followed to secure the martlets
tlan of it* recommendations by the
*a*r civilised yemm*
It 1* taken for granted that ques
tion* of national policy as well as
legal considerations will aster late
th* Anal decisions reached. and that
-ha whole problem of th* submarine
one of the ahorm oentem of the
Washington conference, will be re
na*sd when th* powers fees each
awe* mere about th* ccunotl
table, n I* pneefble that the «—*
thru egreement* reached ben both at
to lehmirin* and poises ga* will be
passed dug be rtertb ,■ ■■'■ mu
to provide a basis for th* renewed
discussion*.
th* resolution at a short making
called while meat of the other activi
ties ef tb* conference were waiting
on u decision of th* Shantung con
troversy. The Par Casters commit
tee likewise met and re-adopted It*
previous declaration on th* Chinees
radio situation, at the sans* time en
tering on the regent supplemental
suggestion* ef th* powers and of
China on which no unanimous agree
ment could bo reached.
The Shantung negotiations still
hesitated just short of an agi n mini,
hat the 1st ling seemed te he uaiver
sal that a day or two probably would
<oo o complete acceptance of the set
tlement plan supported by Prcaidoot
Harding. Tbs breach between tha Ja
panese and Chinese was said to hare
been narrowed to a question of the
extent to which tbe farmor shall par
ticipate in managamant of tha Tsing
tac-Telnsnfu Railway during tha pe
riod in which China is completing
payment far it.
la leaving determination of new
rules of warfare to a later confer
ence the armament committee car
ried out the recommendations of a
auk-committee af exporta whe spent
***01*1 weeks considering the sub
Jtot. The resolution as adopted was
4**ft*d by another subcommittee
^ *V *Uhu Real of tb, Amorl
eon delegation.
CAMP BRAGG SURE TO
WIN OVER CAMP KNOX
wawnfton, Mr. *7.—Mawbar of
tha haoaa sommlttoa aa military af
fair* an arhadalad ta lrara Washing
taa tomorrow far aa iaapactioa af
Camp Bn«f, N. C- Thay win fa aa
Invitation af Oanaral Bawlay, ia taa
*mn<s »M eaatp aad tha aVJaet *f
thai* via* will be to obtain first kaaf
Information regard lay tha prograa
u ■*■•••** aaa artflltry camp in tin
That Camp Bract wffl win am
2^2dJd"*ltom"S?*k7,
aaatrooa, On on tim mar dapartaeon'
favor* Bract.
Tha paraaaaal af tha lavaatfcntfaif
party «a todeflalto today, hat Sana
tor Btanaas hapea to aeaampaa, th.
baaaa mmotor* aad Bepeeasntotlva
Lyaa, af Meath CaraUna. aad BtoU
af Boatt Carolina, arc Uatod aa ear
tola to f - Tha party aa asada ap i
■ally nay inelade at laoat a half dm
aa mwtbara af tha haaaa -rmoltln
Mr. W. & Tadloek aad Mlm Myvtl
iron* Papa.
Mr. D. B. Lavas aad Mha Baths
Ttobb.
»ml Jftwlnit kin
That win be Ui«'Stent of fane
operations by Jeha MM—i aid, Io
cs! stock dealer aaffJkbMr, who tbio
.year will aadertebeT#* bind to
tfvtdoai farming Jpmt oer at
tempted ia tho DenaMdrict
The potato piffi> ig"*~"r will
be watched with wsJhftcraet by aU
iirrain la tbc liiitilBr-1 wr stark
toe boginaing of a Sbwk farming
era In the district. hIinm follows
the effort, within n^k years form
ers of this settled 'Sti mot* to*
te-cstad ia the rdp^k of potato
bug/ than they nowJM li what the
’ *>II weevil win do M|ff sort year,
■ be potato buff, by tag way. is a lot
lees Unwelcome rlffmC Baits green
will send him to Ihlfari hunting
ground, while Ut/WSk laughs at
all instrument* of dgBto
Mr. Fi tag* raid hulofftt his seed
potatoes. They aiellh cobblers.
Within a few dap#K' will begin
planting and ho them to ma
ture between the of tho
Florida aad OeorgiAjtepe and tho
time for tho VlrgirApai Delaware
erupe to mature. qKplll give Mm
practically the uliejfftiff the ••‘untie
‘•aboard far a warhM aad he ia coa
Went that bo aad Ms teoirto will
reap a nice profit. ET?
Ho wU make a ggSsu crop on the
potato Mad after Mm potatoes Imre
yeas w« wai^ii. of for.
of tenant families. AH of thasThave
been secured and srfll ha kept aea
I < tartly at work antd next winter.
Mr. Fttageraid realism that he is
taking a chance oa Che cetten pro
ject, but be feels confident that the
wuevil will not offer spy serous dan
ger to cotton la this territory this
year. Nest year is msthsr matter on
i *■ roly and it is possible that ho wfll
I net plea the culture of cotton at aU.
| Ho is much Interested ia the develop
ment of agriculture to this district
land will make numerous experiments
I tout will prove of retoe to other fas*
| mere here.
I «r. riugorain n • ran or tho pit*
T. L. Fltsgcrald, for otoro than
; JR years traded Id hvo (teak ban
' a rule' tho name of T. U Gerald. Hi»
f irming activities srfU otabiuee meat
.of the land owned by hie father,
. nh'ch la elaaaad am«»f the moot pro
dactive ef North C"oUoe. One of
the prvttieet ooetlooa of thio land is
that adjoining tho frdhk Wood place
on Fayette villa road about two mOoa
f join town. It la e* thio taction that
the potato»i will bo Planted.
HOTEL PROPRIETRESS
threatens reporter
Goldsboro, Jam. «—Mia. Biri.
i proprletiese of Ad Coiuaaorcial Ho
j tol, who unified la the superior court
| on Monday afternoon favor of
. JoSony Judge, nag* Porter, received
bo Lee from the sndM bund of otti
reaa who nu Jekany Judge out of
Goldsboro on MludeT night, to cloaa
op bar hotel, and Move Goldsboro,
it la said today.
T*a woman hit am* eery indignant
arar tht matter. mf“,4»Uy to thaw
purtar far writing *> the cnee, and
Wcdnttday while A aerlhe wma eat.
In* a hearty dinner at the Maw Tart
eafa At tint A Da eafa dear and
Tutj Amply demanded that ha eeaaa
down to the betel, h which the 1W
potter objected aad Mnllaead aatlai
hla hearty diaaee. Ae than tarttod
him to come an A* Arret, which to
’ aJto lefered to da- In the yrnaati
. Ae knew when to Ad him and the!
I >%f waa pb>( to k* him and wall
- near hla body. The '•potter laugh*
i and kept hla aaA b *he eafa. Am
i than flammed Ae d»** and left. Un
i Bird weight abend Mg and Ae re
porter M panada. *« Made of hat
■ era being wagered “Weed town *
• 'ha an to erne.
Dr. WaOaaa «. CeUrape, wha ha
t been ill af eppauiMHa In g Belaid
hoepttol far ae ratal weeks, ratarne
t beet* latoTdsy aad bee renamed kl
, prnctlea. t
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BANK OF HARNETT
HELPS FARMERS
AGAINST WEEVIL
ADVISES HOW TO GROW
CROP WHEN BOG COMES
Aad Way* To Produc* Pood
Crop* jknwto Col tor* of
Swoot Potato.
Besliaiag that the boll weevil la
elate upon the field* of its cutaua,
*• Bank of Harriott baa mailed te
**b el Ita customers e tetter adris
n* bow boat to combat the post. It
'e)h attention te the fact, alee, that
it hu a Urge supply of litomture on
the growth of tweet potatoes and
other food crops, the culture of which
•t advUri femora te taka op. The
l«t'« erada: •
Below poo will find the rarnaaaiaa
dalionj of * reliable committee of
w aett men, firmer* and bankers
of South Carolina who have hose ate*
dying ways and means to fight the
BoB Weevil. Wo thought Uhls might
^c of interest te you and are pa triad
tho Information to yow far what It
-nay bv worth. It la hoped that army
farmer will appeal himself a com
mittee of one te tell Uo usighben
of those recemmendattflpa, and that
all will ghre them a tho rough trial,
l ets go te week.
We desire te call particular et
icntian to the last few paragraph of
Uimc suggestions This bank has ap
pked to the Department af Agrlcat
ture for a supply of bulletins an
“Sweet Potato Stonge," which win
b« mailed to our customers whan re
ceived, and will ha cheerfnlly dle
tributed to others upon request. Wo
veuld bo glad for you la
*4 visa us the names af yew
friends whom you think might
bo interested is isi airing this
Utter er bulletin or both.
Tho report of tho South C-seaM^
Committee Is sc falkurs:
"■*» en 1 IllibilS—owHta—
,ths cotton beH has boss-myuriid
| by panic and dsaortelisatioa. Barm
see, henkere aad msrehaem. AfiMas
od by one or two yearn ef heavy
lseuoc, have in many eases curtailed
'peratUa* and ered.t* to the point]
where farming was stifled and labor
was forced to leave the country to
p: event starve lion. There are rigne
that a similar panic may occnr in
-arts of this rtato unices urine are
taken to rcsseurp the people aad
olit cat a safe course for agilent
tarsi operations under boU weevil
conditions. To this end s group of
prmcncu mam ana Naun man
la coop* ration with tha Fxtaaslon
Sanaa ham studied the situation ia
’.ha light of their-own experience
■- -d lha| of other stales ead the ae
. o» slated experimental resells of
mrsramsntal agencies and present
the following suggestions and prep
ram as one which will meet the rito
ttlon, preventing demoralisation and
•naMing oar farming and business
men in cooperation with the exten
sion Banco.
It is (specially important te ptu
▼eat our people from stampeding in
to new and untried Acids of agricul
ture in which they will fail far loch
sf information and exp* tones. Prom
’sing new crops should, of some, ha
tested end whore proved »ni i imfal
Aould bo increased as rapidly as the
•wople gain experience, but hot tee
ter.
Tbs problem ie net so moch who!
to do os it it how te rsameis the
peopU and get the information oi
h«w to proeoed to every farmer, mu
ter, end shaveeropper la the state
This moat be done If it it dene at ail
by the larger farmers, merchants
bankers and prsfsssiiaal men, whi
should make it thair *—'i—i ft
math the Isolated farmers and tan
ante and discern with thorn tha pro
gram of operations under boll weed
conditions. The greatest responribai
ty mate open the landowners. £
they are going te eeutlnwe to ewi
their leads they will be obliged ft
mo. to K that those who farm hum
| cermet information and closest an
jperrlsien for (he avenge form ten
lent must here sympathetic and Wi
met instruction and nettoe supers
lea until he UoreugMy league th>
•ew methods of epersUen.
A few hmed principles of opera
Uon for the whole state may he sag
, gn|||j
i 1. Destroy bumedtetely sD eottet
i 'tofts as seen u the crap is gethmsd
This will prevent the hatchtop of ml
tloas of now weevfla during Octobm
I The old weevils do met hibernate us
i to sold weather aud the destruetiii
I of their food supply ufll sum thus
i to die before frost. It ft Imparatft
that this suggeetleu be carried os
EMANCIPATION OF
COTTON FARMER 6
SET FOR FEB. 11TB
If Y«f«t O•» M W«mB
IIbm, OM Dm KUAla Hm
TWImmAt
,7^ "*■« h» *he dtortte U mg.
«d to attoad thie fT itfag It bmu
■sack U Ml and it met —f »_
ronptlf, and mrj afnt abated to
mil to tadace every farmer to tto
tale to da tkia mark, far If aaly a
law do H H nrffl bare tittle agate in
educing tto nent year*! weevil mg'
i4y.
*. Dating tto faO and tenter de
:tray all cover in white warrOa mag
*a biding, tarn tag ditch toato and
utargina af waada and tlaaiiag ay
*t»eka teeald ate to aBawad to re
•i'b Tar otto a
». Cattaa aheted to HtoraBy fm
■iHaed with a quick acting fertOlmr
-oatalsing about M yoaoda of evull
tela yboephoric acid per earn ammon
ia and palate to to mad amardlng to
Um character and ralatfra fertility
ef the aalL An appHeaUem af mm
mania tested to pat dewa before tea
middle af June. Qmr daaoi af palate
tom a tendency to delay mtenilj
Where the weed vwwi tall onto a
eociurmgee evergrowth ef iWh
«. Early ptaMlng af apptwmd m
rmtavM mom wit* plasty «f (Mi
TO* towar abooU mm at Uast •
Vuhob of goo4 too* for aach aera ho
fa |M| U plant. Ha *a«M pint at
faaat two Mt(b baton April 1«
«o tha app.r bolt at tha Hat* fatten.
> lag a boabal par aaco. H a rtaa4 fa
i not Moairi by tha that planting ha
- *hoal4 plant ooar aot latar than April
10 la tha lawar half or April M tat tha
■ *PP*r halt. If largo goaatMm al
•aot at* aaai goof rtaaOa apt oaw
Of M» MM ea* af Urn pablic
toaa^djad
-•We. tod to track with the MU|
A toe ar*t new atom. Thu ttoe
n* tteed rid Machine* whim cr.ee
eat the electricity lav power aad
fit a creak via heard Iron than a»
toy patfaanad the faaatlea* far
ehkh they ware creeled. The Ul*
>aai lyarmi eaaaa threach iatart.
W toi caal nee laU dewe ea
to Jab. Than we* pleety on tha yard
eel Mby a tea# eaeld the eeaaaae
Wtos wea the matter!
The caal nam'a to ylera ware
Jnl they weald catch cold. They
-efoaed to head caal, hat hit ice bm
rapt ap tea daUvette* to tha aada
aaatahta Whfl* aaaw fad fa— wha
aaad naa eatoTce*
ndan. Ta all hipatrin Made to the
tehee af the aea| naa dura cane tha,
jnpaan Out **we are aed able to
Cavtotolpi there waa
ttoawed *a •raah
ua had to avatcana ta providiac
Mivtea to tha people at Dean. Bat it
aeerm many rniaplaiata aad therefore
,ninen to adtrlaa that to naa hi*
track* with driven wto ere a little
•n anceptaia to the vacate** af
Japttar Ptariat. Falk* have a habit
af teteac pattenei, even If they da
to* they aaad aaaL
The qaeebom of peiaoniag tor bo3
•veeefl to MBl in the expc lm*nu.
-*te, bat ywt CoaiiittM tolno
*0* petoening with ealciam tnwwu
• rateable, aapir ally J do.nr at t~a
»ropa* Um and Bailor favorable coa
ditiant. Beery damage from plant
‘MO following dajhag vita eaklu-j
eiaaMfo early laat August makei a.
dowbtfal aa to this t.eaaaeet when
applied at that tin*. The weonto
dhaald atoo be picked from the plant
in tha early toagta aad aa toon aa
paactared aqoarea arc eot-cod they
dwelt ba ptokad up twice par weak
tmtU arid uuiumar. Rapid aad thor
ough cultivation at all time* afould
ha map toyed aad tha croya ahenld he
gathered m fart at open ta laun a
high grade, la ae caw riwuld move
cottea ha ptaatod than can ha pre
parlp handled at aL atagaa aw
promptly pithed by the labor on the
derm, fee it to tha bright of folly to
plaat a crop aad tot tha beO weevil
eat it up tor leak of attention or al
low R to bream i -blue- ha the Raida
far leak ot pishing force.
The experience of buy of our
^ (hi* itaadard, tha crop* w«ro
flit <h* M«M ill farmer aad ton
■at iHn'k (ImIi» rawly at
food aad food aad that thia load
aad load ha properly aaaaaread. Tha
aai with a arh fall of com aad hay,
a aaohehaiM fail at seat aad aa
> a baadrod haahaii ad aaaat
’ »i tat i*e io a otaeago houe, aad a
> gaadca faB ad 'i—itahha eaaaat ho
Pat oat ad hariaaao by tha bod wooed
ar aay athaapaat. ^
> drwtil aa Oria la aaa of tha groat
I otd aoaprf wo haaa aad aaa which
ooatjr lamer aaa laleo.