_ THEDUNff
VOLUME VIII. DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA*, FEBRUARY
$27,066 IS DUE
TOWN CN TAXES
FOR LAST YEAR
Paving Auumuat of Approxi
mately $15,000 Also Must
Be Paid Soon
CHIEF OF POLICE WANTS
ALL DELINQUENTS TO PAY
Board Hesitates To Invoke Aid
Of Law In Collecting But
Will Bo Compelled To Do
So Unless Taxes Are Paid
Now—Page Collected $12,
000 For Last Year.
Something near $27,000 is due the
town of Dnnn by citizens of the town
for 1621 taxes and approximately
$15,000 is due it for attest paving
AJMitmeat* do* $iruo lint yp#r.
The $27,000 represent* the differ
ence in the turn due when former
Chief of Police Page began collecting
last year*, taxes and the nearly $16.
000 collected by him and City Clerk
H. A. Parker. Mr. Page collected ap
BMiiingFalv 119 Oft ft -a __a.
laxas. About 13,000 hat bean collect
ed by Mr. H. A. Parker at such time*
at he could find from his many other
duties
Meantime, the (own ia hard up for
ready cash to meet floating Indebted
ness and to pay intureit on Hi bonds.
Town officials have waited aa long at
they could to collect the remaining
•nnu due. Now they are going after
the delingucata in an effort to round
up tho entire sum aa toon ac possible.
They have, of course, the law on
their aide. They ran get the money by
process of law. But thay hesitate to
Invoke the aid af the law If these
who owe toem taxes will call at the
office of the ehief of police and ar
range to pay at uncr, much trouble
will be saved.
Practically no paving aasvaamanta
have been collected for aevoral
months This was because the toem
commlaaioncr* found that thay could
give the payers a little more time
than eras strictly allowed by the law.
Now the town seeds the money. It
must be paid at once.
save trouble for him and far your
self. • ,
With the movie xtan, fortune is
their misfortune.
The early worm will soon get flab ad
with.
CUMBERLAND MEN
SCOUT IN GEORGIA
John A. Oatea And R. W. Chria
tian Tell Of Renuha'uf
Weevil Inquiry
"Cotton Growing Under Boll Wee
vil conditions" is the title of a 18
page leaflet gotten oat by the Na
tional Bank of Fayetteville with the
following introduction:
“Feeling that the farmers of the
Cape Fear section would be Inter
ested in’ the *fact>’ aboat the boll
weevil, we naked Mr R. W. Christina
and Mr. John A. Oatea to make a
trip te Georgia and gat same first
hand Information. They kindly con
sented to do so and we pass it on to
you In their repert which is printed
below."
Messrs. Oatea and Christian pre
sent the results of a careful and de
talled inquiry. Their advice as to
hew to oope with the wonvil Is virtual
ly the same as thst of the Bute farm
experts who hove boon writing la the
News 4 Observer from time to time.
"The boll weevil," Messrs. Oates
and Christian declare, “is the most
■■ ■fusii i awt aaar knfim Id l)l4 FfittOIl
Industry. The South to oar opinio*
wilt continue to produce the groator
port of the world’* cotton crop in
•pit# of hall weevil, hot it will be
ceaiSdeimblt greater eost, and It
will be far nora difficult for Jth# aver
age farmer to raecood ' under boll
weevil conditions. Thin Indeet will
fere* a iiduf lete revolution of agri
cultural methods In th* South. The
an an who will aucceed bent la th* man
who adapt* himself mo it quickly to
th* new condition*.
“We do not ad vine anyone to gait
cotton. Thin la nnn crop far which
a market 1* always ensured. Plant
only weh aereag* la cetton as you
can manage under bail weevil con
ditions and plant tha very beat wad
yoa eon obtain. Put la variation wad
adapted to your sectlen, variation that
ar* pedigreed, need that came from
• single aUk and Ha* keen carefully
mlnrtid far a number of year*. It la
)uat os Import*st for yoa to have
pedigreed cotton seed a* It kaa to have
padlgraad Hot#**, cattle, kept, chick,
ana or dago. In addition to this grow
all tha meat and aH tha food crap*
pan a and far your farm."
I
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JUDGE LANDIS PLANS
TO TOUR THE SOUTH
0let«>r ef Organised Baseball To
Derate Mere Time Te
Legiea
| Ch cego, IIL, Fek. IB—Judge K.
1 M. Landis, who anaoancod hia reaig
| nation from the Federal bench yee
I tcrday today told of kl* plans to de>
| vote mart lime to the American Lag
ion besides his dnties the Supreme
dictator ef organised baseball.
I "The American Legion is the great
est insurance policy this nation has.”
J he eniti. "It is oar star ding guar
anty of peacr end liberty. I am deep
| ly devoted to the Logion end shall
help in whatever way i can."
Judge Landis mid that one of the
first thingi ke will do when he leaves
the bench will be to make a swing
around the base ball training camps
in the South. "I’m a rookie at this
game myes 11," be mid. "I want to
study tho training systems. There
has been some complaint that promis
ing rookies have not been given a
fair show. 8ome ef them claim that
they have ‘arrived’ bat are not given
as opportunity to provo it. dome of
them on the other hand, think, tkat
they have ‘arrived’ when they are not
rip*. I went to havo a look at this
spring training system and study it."
PRESENTS RESULTS
OF QUESTIONNAIRE
American Cotton Aaaociatioo
Socuroa Data on Situation
la Tho Bolt
St. Matthew*, 8. C., Feb. It_The
American Cotton Association racont
1)- mailed out a questionnaire to hun
dred* of laading farmer*, banker* end
allied buttacaa interest* throughout
tho cotton bolt to secure data on the
present economic situation and the
financial ability of the farmer* to
plant cotton, uao commercial ferti
liser* end carry on their farming op
eration*.
Replies to these queetionaairee ar*
coming |n from nil aectione of tho
cotton belt reciting practically the
same condition In each lection. The
|iinm»n»l»Miiffli,FhiiitM»r—
fOttawa ■
First. The cotton acreage for IMS
will either be decreased, or in any
event, not in oxcoao of the acreage
planted in 1921, due principally to
fear of the boll weerviL
Second. General and prevailing aen
timent U strong for diversification
on a more extended scale than here
tofore.
Third. The farmers generally am
unable to near* credits or supplies
for planting an Increased acreage in
cotton.
Fourth. Financial r«sourest and
condition of local banks and supply
merchants have improved but tittle
in the past tlx months, and all credits
will be most conservative.
Fifth. Tbe debt-paying and pur
chasing power* of tbe faraser* are
practically at sere.
Sixth. Present conditions of farm
ing operations are worse than in tbe
tpmig of 1921.
Seventh. Tbe purchase and nee of
commercial fertilisers for cotton this
season will either be dee rented or
certainly not in excess of tbe amount
spring of 1921.
110 BALES OF COTTON
SOLD HEBE MONDAY
lUee la Mm Attracts Quantity Frum
Ccatliy—TtrJ Ainaw MM
Itaita Activity—l*a
With good cotton ranging np to 11
rant* It* bmtee of that Mo rad an tho
surrounding forms found Ma way to
maricst her* yesterday and this 'morn
lag it appeared that today's record
would come eleoo to seme of the beat
days of midsanson.
Most of tho cotton received yes
terday came la tho afternoon and tho
yard looked aa busy aa It did on nay
Monday of October ar November.
Much cotton arms told boro daring the
last day* of last wee* whea the mar
ket aaaamad a firmer tana, and tke
Canaan’s sales warn brought np doao
to liAO* bated, leaving. It la estima
ted. more than 10,00* bates aUM In
tho reentry and to warehouses.
The effect of tho weevil is Geor
gia may bo gathered from
ores made pMbHc by the ~
bartend Investigators L 9.
way, sf Dwigg* meaty told
It hates to Urn ptenr urns Ms i
In I MO and twu hates to It
in lttl after the adroat at the wee
vil. This latter tgure, however, was
without oay special effert to centre!
the ereeofl.
S. 0. Totem ef Palmetto, Con*
be* eeenty, reported that he wea
themagt severe eonditteoa eader the
mam aHmaris eoaditteos as Iheee el
Osatsibad seuaty, Nerlh Caretina
9
WILD CAT STOCKS
TARGET OF NEW
I COLLEGE AGENCY
Unirwtity Develops Corrwepam
dence Courae To Protect
Citixeoe Against Fraud
CAROLINIANS LOST
MILLIONS LAST YEAR
Now Courae Include* Teaching
Of Busisscm English Dwaign
od To Bo Of Practical Help
To Tboao Who Write Btsei
a«a Latter* Only Small
Fao Charged For Registra
tion.
With the recent statement of At
tonwy Goaeral Daugherty that 1140,
000,000.00 has been fleeced from the
pseknts etf t hough ties* Anericaat,
added inter*.i j. attached to today'*
announcement by the University of
North Carolina Extension Division of
a correspondence coarse designed to
teach c iliac ns of tbo itate the priael
pie* for sound investment.
In a recent .pMCh before the
Washington Xiwant* Club. Profamor
Walter J. Motherly of the University
Seb°°l of Commerce declared: "Last
year North Carolinians were fleeced
oat of millions of dollars through
fake investments. In order to detect
these swindlerx, something must be
done to teach people when, where
end haw to Invest their money aad
U> spot fraudulent evearlttea. When
I get beck to the University." said
Professor Motherly. "1 am going to
develop a cerTO*>onc# coon* on the
subject of investments, which will
ghre every North Carolinian the prist-1
lege ef studying the principles ef
sound Investment."
In this some held la n new cover
In business English, offered by A. C.
Howell of the University faoally
This coarse la designed to be of prac
tical help to any North Carolinian
who would like to know bam to write
better baste eat letters.
In saeoeaclqg ibis conns Mr.
HowaU aaM, *1 Nave a friend wha Is
engaged In b atlases, being employed
»P bat someheer, with dU bit knowl
edge, he hat nover advanced above
the position of n minor executive.
He could novsr underxtaad the rea
son for this until one day be hap
pened to read through a file of the
manager's correspondence. Hers he
fauad the secret of hie failure, for
the manager's bsisiaem letters were
very different from bis own. My
friend,'* Mr. Hosrell explained, "was
in the habit of oaing la every oae of
his tetters such pi rasas aa: ‘We are
in nceig' of your favor/ o. 'I-i re
gard to same, will state,' and Trust
w o*™ hi <>ny impiy, n Mg w
remain.’ Bat the manager's letter*
verm norm than mere form; they con
tained a' personal note. My friend
took a university correspondence
coots* In BnsiaoM English and learn
ed to express his thoughts In deer,
crisp English, sad to pot bis person
ality and the persons] ton eh la to hit
letters. He has last Wen notified that
in Jane he -will receive a substantial
advance both in position and salary.
Thousands of business men,” eon tin
ned Mr. Howell, “arc in exactly tha
sans* position as my friend was a faw
months ago. but they nead not remain
there long If they taka advantage Of
every opportunity."
Concerning those announcements,
Director Knoll at tW extension divis
ion states that In hasping with tha ex
tension policy of tha Unhrsraity, reg
istration far tha above lianas has
bean thrown open to all paapla liv
ing la North Carol in* for a vary astli
fee, aa compared with that charged
by commercial oorrsspoadanea
schools. Ha states that tha comae* la
general economic*, tbs short story,
Am ericas history, community organ
isation, the psychology of advertising
MU IHUUWI NM ■■mwiy PIC MIGMIUM
Ihia ruling.
The Chrictlan gadmrar loeMy
had a nap enjoyable aortal mcctlag
With Mr*. CD lean Oadard at tha
haawa at Mr. ft. M. Paanaft Monday
craning, Pchcwary LMh. Mr*. Japp
Farthing and Ida LauHe Dandy had
charge of the entertainment and had
arranged earn* vary latorortlng (MB**
and atueta. One ad lha mart attrac
ts, of the atoato *M "Dt whet yen
heart dtetotoa.” Pnp** haarto am*
given to eaah yaiaan wHh thia atata
m*nt an one ride and aem* atuat an
th* ether rtde.wMcb had to h* per
farmed hy the paraon holding that
heart. It yawaad aary tatoraatlag
whan ppa had to dtoptay tholr knew
ledge of th* aartyturaa hy naming th*
hooka of the Stole while other, had
to cnhlblt dramatic aMtky by tmltot
tag ma* ana pcaacpt.
Several mnalc acliattona by Kn
Oadard, Mr*. Farthing and Mht
•f lM
BUNNLEVZL NEWEST OF
UABNETT COUNTY TOWNS
L. A.
W.
A
Hunnlur*! b th*
incocpomUd |
incorporation war* l
tin* ago and tha I
of co—laboam trajit* compiling
a Ml of town ordinAcat nadar the
dJreeUoa af Clifford And Tanratand
of Doan,' I A
L A. B*thune b jk* town'* ftn|
mayor aad J. W. Bygd. B. F. TrDo
lor* and A. McO. *
m jwioncrp r
•d Chair dutla* and'
am* her* yt*c«rday
printing ad tha
warrant*, letter _
Bunnlaval bap too
Hr*i utora*. It b
XarfaOt
Lillington and
tha moat
county’* _
important trading
Tha town baa ap it
Ua dtlaana are 4
ration of if
Kb large r
•*t*
SALES TAX NOW
GAMMi* FAVOR
WaahintftM, Fd. bd.—Th. aol
dW bun dSaetiAajud duuni
down today paoa«P«Wlf ta»CW1»X the
ftnt reaction frene Promt-* Hard.
Inm «WB«atian that the adjaated cow
penaatlaa ha lnwid by a aaba tax
or that tha aattmaat af the Iwiala
tion be peatpanid TWe «M hew*r
er. no apparent dthaht ad the de
termination at *~T~rifaai Sarnia lam
dan to past tha meaaaee a* thia aae
sioo. . . ‘
Majority uiah II > at tha Hoaea
way* and meant cepttohpaa ware call
ad ta meet Moadty% tackle tha
■hale ye ehlamruo—» -1itr-epmMh>
parted ta «e*a apaa tha lagWatWa
peewieiona af the mff~ — before go
ing lata tho 4Haitian af way* tad
mean* ef aalala* foods.
Ta Plate M- Tea
Prepoaaet at a ulse tax appeared
to be confidant •hi’ tha Jt*puV‘c»»
lonni^aaaaa wo-dd decide an th:e
form af taxation aa a mease at nb
in* the appruratal l* W-.OgoJMQ
w Wfi r Me
each »•»: menu a» I iw pree'dc'r for ill
t>e w- tuure. It w»» certain, however,
that the ealee tax woald not bo voted
in withont a chary debt.
h woe an id, that any ea>*< tax
adopted would aot be a general oat.
A manufacturer*’ tax Stellar to that
propoard by Senator Smoot. Republi
can. Utah, pod rejected by the Sen
ate during poaeideioHon of the tm
rorlalon bill wee pap of the fUggne
tion* advanced. It tma claimed that
thle tag at a rut* ef poo per cent
would raieo the ouirpM of money re
quired.
Several other ferine of a eater tax
are known to ba xader eeneideration
and it Ip net expected that Store erfll
ho a haety dotlalpa a* to any of them.
It waa learned that treaavry experts
recently bad prepared a fees of ealee
tan which Itp fannete contend can ha
oaoily administered and caa nof he
ended.
Dot lee Aaalyele
Whether a bona WH with a mlaa
tax attached could ba VM through the
tioo, —me 1 codon detWrtag that the
(Hoatlon In tkit i am—t woo eae de
fying analyeU at tkh time. Meantime
fa no ergnaJeatle— —httaaad tkoir
attack on tkia tax, 0*ay Silver, W—h
tngtom royraaaatattn of tka Ameri
eaa Far* Sanaa Federation, addree
dng a letter to aaah »oaahar of Can
grooo, protoaUng apaUU it.
“Tax— are aaar exceedingly high,"
the Utter mid, “axd a ealae tax w—M
only mean farther hard— op— the
artraga indlvidoal, —d when wa
atop to eoaMdar that tka are—go in
coma af aaah ana, maw mad child
in tkia —try -ha- iaeoaaa ia be
low the iaoama tax Ural U only IBM
a year, the A—aria— Farm Sanaa
Fed ant ion WWn. A wMi ha a
leak InjoeUca to ml- fattkar nve
n» far tka aaidUnh—af hy tUa me
thod. It wowid taka *my f-m
NATIONAL BANKS
HAVE RESOURCES
OF 19 BULK
Show Am Imtwm Of $40C,
000,000 Of Pipuraa Far
SaptmUr
STATEMENT SHOWS
SPLENDID CONDITION
DkmooctraUa That Paak Of
Liquidation Aad Eoaooquol
Dapreuioa Was Paaaed
Saaiawhara Batviaaa Sop
tambrr • And Dacambar 31
AndThot Tandaocy U To
Waablaytoa, PA. IT—Baaoureai
of the Rational baaki of the roan try
txchulve af rediaroant* treeaallnn
to lit.480,000,000 at Ilia kit call
oa Daraaibcr tl ahowed an lacreaic
®f 405,000,000 over the previooj cpll
'■» BapUatber according to aa aaaly
ha iaauad toalgtit by CeatptraUar of
the Currency CriMtapar. The coaiti
*f M>f national banka in Decaa
bar ha described at “my natiafar
tory" and tolled attention to the fact
that nut!] Sfpteanbor their run lire t*
hpa owra cv law plead tljr declined
fra." thalr prat of P* 1,717.000,000
in Diwalir, 1010.
Cotulltip"i af tkn naUaaal bank.
WJ 0»r. i.nrsuigrr were
•aid ia a formal State* ei'i lseurd by
tha White House to show “the bm
satUfaeMry turn la Urn flue aria I at
tain af tha country that Hat Wan
ngiataiad by a baak atatamaat slur*
the conclusion ot 191»."
“It demonstrates,’’ the itatemant
continued, “that tha proeem at bqai
•iatiea has been proceeding at aaeh
an execQr at rate that it may fairly
he raid that mg are wall on the read
to getting tha “froa*n endht" them
•H otrt. la thie regard indeed, it it by
far the am* satisfactory showing that
toe been ssadg tear* thr phmm “fre
aea credits'* «m invented.
“It bum: he tome la aUad." the
statement said, “that the national
bank* tepcceent considerably lets
tbaa half the total I
trm —ma«
“Under the qaalyeta. the Inn*
Indubitably demonstrate that the peak
of liquidation and coaseqdeat depres
sion was paaaad somewhere between
September d, lea* and December tl
bud, and that tendency has been stea
dily toward iarproylng basiaem and
leu reliance of trasjnsi* open the
mppert bf ths ha»h*.
“Of preclaoly like tenor an- rpeent
adrices from the war finance carper
•non, wrue& report* a programme,
houidauon of It* lease sad • gonsral
improvement of conditio as la the ag
ricultural Industry. Recent stabilisa
tion* of price* for agricuharal atopies
hero brought tke fanner* to the point
where they ore able to raalHto seen
thing at laast approximating coots of
preductlsa, and can look forward
hopefally to still further Imp roe *
meat* in as rary distant future.**
Cotton spindles attire during Jan
uary numbered lh.Mh.Tld compared
wSISi 14.7th.lM in January last year.
Soma people hare to brag about
their ancestors because they hsve no
descendants to speak of.
DAWSON MAKES WAR
ON STEED DEMONS
Chief of Polio# Oo Warpath Poe
Thooo Who tusk Aatamshlls
Law* aa Daaa Stsoot*
Look out, spoadersl
Chief Dawson is camping aa your
trail. Coa of your kind fall within
hi* ton* Sunday and this weak bo la
on tK* watch for mere of yea. War
-ant* for firs of the ton at* already
out and will b* screed in time to
bring mew to eowrt Thursday man
lag. Th* other five are net known,
hot the chief has th»l» somber* and
will got Utcm •• nm u th*ir »iww
can ba gotten from the Sacrttery at
Mate from wboaa ogtea tin Itaonae
iMmbon war# inwad
Pawl Jonaa, Hobart Rood a. Sola
Hodgaa, Charter Hodgaa aad 8. M.
Portico aia thoaa far whom warrant!
hara boom iaaaad. Tboy arara, tha
a Mad mid yoaterday, dated ad in «n
caadiag the apaad limit Thay will
hara an opportunity to yrwra Mm hi
eortact whan thay go bwfore Jwdga
Godwin Tbnraday.
Tbta la not Iho and. Tha potlao da
paiteMWt U datarmlaad ta pot a atop
to apaadbg la team. Tha ehlaf «H
play aa farwrltaa. ♦hawawr broalu
tha tew will ba phiabad tt ha to nr
nlaaat at the fraetwra. Rafora aaxt
waab-and ba wywti to bar* a aua
abla daebat far tha jwdga.
Boater* my a Dataalt man wM
Mwah mareary by mlatak* wtU W
*ev. euMurr if. jornrioft
V'nt Bap-** Peru* Whs la Co»
iaetiBk Of Kr*ny«h»tic Bcrrl.
XI litre.
WCffi SIC WLY TO
CC-FLETE PUNS
■•’ARKETIKC PLAN WILL
B8 READY BY JULY 1
>reity Of Money Ofwed By
Seureee Oat*Me Of Stale To
Finenee Cotton Project, Bot
Wnt Bo <Ur.
•
Fi4it>~ its way eaatiaaaly one tek
Ht no Map■ ha.lily. Ital is th« way
tfca North Carolina Conan Qrwwcrt
eVoprratiT* Associative If wotaa m.
seed With lti jrrrpgrat^M to market
ail of the eot%ee placed in He
«ft«r UA defy 1, according u Boa
O. Tonmrond. secretary aad treceptor
•rt tko eoeiotetloti, who wee km yw
***** «■ «h# odfeas of the Goaorel
Utility Company trying to eeteh up
aith hi* privet* bo/tooas after de
ct'ig more titan a week tolely to
‘-Ho affairs of tko tTfytkotlnn
.dea*ed wkk kis brother T~ir totd
the director* «ml (eol* that ■irahrn
of the moo*lotion will bo given too
boot service this body of moa con
give. -Wo ore plnnn'ng slowly • kc
void, “end art taking every precau
tion to guard again* miUekoo toot
might prove harmful after tko orgoa
aatioa begin* to. fonctioo. Mow we
ivn merely putt'ng nor tmn ia etdar
to prepare for to* actual * ii'iimo at
.'■ring fvr the eottoe grower's totop
seta”
There Is so doubt that tko oaoiiolo
tioa will find money to empty finance
te operation*, Source* ootaide of too
State have offered idfltclrnt money
to provide far every aeod, bat too
°®*!ot* flmt will give the bunking tn
-v •»t' of Berth Catalina on oppor
tonicy to knanec the pMject. Several
Caroline beaker* have ntprameii a
eiUingaaos te jo la with their brothers
n tol* project, end It U probable that
tome deciaioa oooa will be reached ia
the matter.
Meantime, aoKettotiea of now
■cachets U going steadily ahead. Sv
. ry cotton grower ia the State is t&
v’tcd to join. All wk* are interested
mi get all of tha information d—lrnd
from tha oJlcei of tha organisation
.a JtaVigh. Already proweri af mart
than Half tha cotton crop of North
Carolina bare become membra- Ee
ry other Mate vrgeaitatien to tha
cotton bolt baa mdde just aa good a'
ihowlng. Mora than half af the entire
crop of tho United State* will b# «m
irotled by Iho aflUtetad a mart attorn»
Mr. Townmnd nraa earefol to em
phasise the fart that tC* association
• anxteas t* have cooperation of all
bwstotta men in the cotton growing
eaants*i and to atate that tha imn
elation will bo gtod to cooporaU with
tha banner man. Tima lasrchaata,
*:a Mid. will da well to Wady the plane
and method* af tha organisation.
Then, be mated, they wit understand
Jhst It la to their tatorart to aid tha
organisation la every way posslbl*.
La it Saturday evening at hot hot**
Juit north of Dm Mtm Mary Par
tor entertaiasd in bettor of her himi
snovU. Mime* Dora Meada aad Bowie
Weeks The evening wsa spent most
pleaiaaUy with maWc sad old fas
tened games Before the gaarta re
taried to their rrapeoUvs heeaea, de
llghtfal refmihmoat* were aervwd.
Tboee wh* rajayed Mlm Parker's hos
pitality were:
Mimes toia Maada, Bvaeie Week*.
Vvoile Lea, Peart Barefoot, Horn B
Barvfirt, Willi* Tart, Kthcl Clifton,
Maggie and Kthal Barter. Meears
Motley Sedges Paul Barefoot, Rob
ert Lee, Willie Tart, Kata* CUftom,
Johnai* Jackaoa, Mali*tea Tart, Daw
tel Stowwrt and Mutate Tern*.
SPECIAL MEETING
IN PROGRESS AT
FIRST BAPTIST
For. e. N. 'Jab.waaa iMmk
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met ia< Mb a*
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That is tha Sasaea b«Jaf psndrd
|h<MB* to Dona folk this woak to War.
Cfctrt N. Johasca, paMet of VM
RapUk Church, tow last Sunday
1 rnomlBg started a saris* of mw
| UsUe Mirisas fa Us thatch fa* ths
'Strwssl**—
Ths tortoess will nations far ***.
lrT*1 <to*- Than will h* two cash
is tha iwfikw and tdt
:» th* ovariag.
Kreryhod/ 1* Incited to ^
tkn^ttoT*^ *° pttblic--‘~
ha< tha following u>n^y**t J"^****
••fl- oo^J _- ^
HAKIUTT COUNTY
SHOWS INCREASE
Of <M 1M comma* ^ North Car
•IHW only torcn (a tdtl had MM
*aa«h)* property than they had la
1M0, accord tag ta dgarot jaat pp.
U*hH. AH of thaoa oeeaa, Htrxtt
orao oil, rhowaig aa lacraaao of yac
UeaUy B per cent
Done not that Aoo Harriott ta he
la a pretpetoae rendition!
Tam k doe* net!
It !e Merely a condition growing
oat of What the rartoao coma boa did
»r did aat da ta the ItoraJaatlon Ant,
altar dapreaaiaa hit the Hate.
Far Instance: Johaotea n-r-ty hH
n--1-W0T* 7*"^* "* la
>H Saapeea had 714.BUaS?**"
In mi JohDKaa had -f-r[|
Talnation «BO,M«,dU- ta Bdf tTly
itl. CWxrlaad I1.M4.1M ta W,
tBOAod, and Biennia I114M.T4T
> tnjndU.
I I* tdur ward* tto Am —min
elawrt akin to larMtt la (to eW
artar of tkafc wealth tod (halt tat
aMa wraith radaeod lUXMft for
IMI taxation.
Karaatt, toworti. tod lla vntaattao
teatwaad from lUjmjM to fStr
*•«£**—•# larraaai of 41,7a*to*
That la what tl tea parats to tto
eoaatp want to kaow. Itop tod paid
er era daa to pap PPM to* to teaaa
for lait paar. Kat aap part ad tola —
la to (a fat State awrerawaat ispia
wa, for laat poor tto Laphtohtfa rat
ad that no paapaatp taa waa to ha
ceUotted far State patpm*
That amt that tha mhoala.
road* and aoaatp pnoarawml ad Mu
nett got tea ltos.za«.
la At walk an Township laat pm
Iwtart of pmportp far toaaHoa wara
toM Ok t--r» woald ha a M par
tadaattoi to salaatlon. If tkta
was carriad :-wt, Rarnott to tor Moag
tiia r- . 4 ta wealth.
TSaro’i nath'af to toma hooks ate
eapt a goad title.
Th« worst thlap atoat pasdaa thaa
to tka waa who mps< "My adfaplwh
ad french totod pototoaa."