10. P. IS A PARTY
OF SELFISHNESS '
J.R.BACŒITSAYS
Givm Millie*!· to Wealthy Me·
Bet Nothing Te Former
, , Soldi·**
BOUGHT ELECTION FOR
GREEDYi NOW IS PAYING
Timber· With Income Te» For
BeoeM Of Money Bar·*·
Amd Hu To Borrow 800 MU·
lion· A· A Reault—Demo
crat· Achieve Mach la State
—William· Speak·.
Pointing to the f»ct that Ikr Hard
ing adnninletratian turn /-von million*
te n<n of large wealth throujiti lti
tinkering with the inceme I» law·
while tt refueed te give u cent to the
former icnrice men ai evidence of the
ttepabUean partyV NMikniu, John
Robert Baggftt. Deaocrauc caadi
rlete for Um State tonale, leet night
■poke In tW Recorder'* c ο art roots)
to · small crowd of Democrwt» who
braved the rain Mom to hear the
doctrine of Democracy prmchi-d.
CUwfcon "WtUlaa·, candidate for
the office of aollcltor, alao ipeke to
the crowd, ncphaaliing tike need for
raal wort on the part of Democrat·
IH w» IKCMBI cnytifn.
Mr. Baggctt points) 1· th« many
3UU ΐ(πκ1(· created and (oltind
by the Oamocratic party tn North
Carolina for the reHrf of the people
and the procréas at the Htata. Educa
tion, rood road· health work—that*
war· HtM of th· thin#* th· ipaakrr
recalled with prldo .Ho «howail where
tlw> «tate thie year wmj apanding aari
t -un (2,COU,000 for tl.r higher odo·
rabon of the boy* and |ii<< in the
Ugtoei *Uy. A. and K. CoUcp aaii tha
unrmcl eehoola, and compared that
tiich th« meafiy auma allowed by th·
lut Sepoblieaa trgulciure.
• _ The Democratic party, Mr. Ha M111
•aid. »u th· party of tha people. Κ
.* d*U»red in *·»***.
in dtmrlbytiag lUU ftijvd» 1» roeh
The Rapvbliean party, he declared,
wu* · party of eelf brinaaa, intent only
■pou boodle for thoee who finance
Ha election «teak. It hae paaaoii *
tariff lav which permit· tha moneyed
cImmi to tai thu people without liait
and haa fixed the income Ul law» ao
thai wnltky men wen· relieved of
ta χμ.
SHORT LINES MEET
TO DISCUSS RATES
PayetlOTitle, Oct. 21.—For the por
po» of dieeuasing a propoeed raad
juatment of freight rate·, the tra®c
committee ^ the North Carolina
Short Railroad Aaaoclatfcon will meet
In tola city Monday at the call of
A. L. Thorn peon, traffic manager of
tha Aberdeen and Rockfiah railroad
and chairman of tha traflo committee
of the Aort linea. The meeting ia
called to conaider a queatlon concern
ing readjuitment of freight rate*
within the State which ia of vital im
portance to the tarenty-nlne abort
linei operating IB North Carolina and
It ia aatd, may result in a pronounced
benefit to the jhipp*n on theae roadj
through a umplifkation of Intrastate
ι«tea.
STATE FAIR GREAT
AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY
Ralelfh, Ν. C., Oct. 21—The flteru
Keir h fid St Raleigh laat week win
po down In history a* the greatest
agricultural diwlay «*»r held In
Nortk Csrollna, according te Director
B. W. ΚI Igor* of the Experiment
Rtatloi and Extension Servie·. Dr.
K4fO><i Md hi* aesoelstee, together
wrth C e county home and farm dem
onatn ; Ion sjrents, took a leading part
In mal lng the fair a nee·* Insofar
«a the educational aide was concerned
*nd »i iter· Isst week vers ίSi pressed
wlUi ti e (rest τ»1αβ of the fair from
«his standpoint.
About twelve œerytiss mads eoanty
rxhftrtia. Bsscomhe won first prise
Alaaasaco second, and Cleveland
tt»W, with the other· down U
ten pertlelpatisf In the priaa aeoosy
The ommontty exhlbita ware meri
naroeiona than before, with the AV
■aandrr Wilson ComesanKy of Λ&
la s net Ceonty winning Brst money
the Olypee Coammltr ·* Depth
County seeond. md the FairrW·
s Ooraseea*ty of Wake Ooonty, third
Indlvtdaal fana hanan went to Johi
I. Darts of Wayne Canity, f. Hs«i»j
Sharp· of OmlHerd, ·*4 L J Hawal
Of Hsyweed In the order nned.
The llveetecfc dtotfsy wa· "Wl
fee ter than the fetd ο rep,, TW
war· mare J«*j aatlle (hewn thai
all dairy »··* p«t together las
rem. AS brv.de of boaf "«*·, sbaaf
rwle·, sad h«raM a«d "alas w«r
i
COOPERATIVES TO HOLD
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Dr. KJJ«ara Will Nee*
Car· lia a DtUfaûwi Al Μμ·
1·| in S*. Leaia
Ralcleh, Oct. SI.—Dr. B. W. KU
(or·, pioneer in the cooperative mar
kilting movement la the eoath, will
rcpn-aeet the cotton cooptrattvaa_ at
• conference of nMnbtn of th· in
t*r-co operative tanfrKnct committee
which will be held next week Id Lob
inrillo, Kjt.
Dr. Kilgore left tonight (or Loai·
villr to attend the conference, which
lia» been called for the parpoee of
•rraafflBf for a nation-wide confer
ence to be held In Washington is the
early winter. The selection of Dr. KU
ger* u a member of the national
committee la a commitment to tka
bead of the North Carolina agricul
tural ezteciion service.
The tobacco co-operatives will be
headed by Judge Bob«H W. IHaf
ham, pabllaher of the LoafeviUe Cou
rier-Journal. who la · native North
Carolinian. Judge Bingham is credit
ed with being the biggeat Magie fac
tor in the aacceea of the Cooperative
IfarViOing AaaoclaMon of Keatrtelry
barley tobacco grower·, which haa
attracted National attention.
Other dlatinguWied cooperative
leaden who will attend the LoaWvHle
conference are:
Airoi; oapiro, οι Han Francisco;
Cart William, pmidnt, «nd C. O.
Moaer, Mcrettry, ai ÛM American
Cotton G row an' Exchange; 0n»i>
W. JtwMt, nam^r NorOvwcet
Wheat Grower·' aaeociation, Port
land. Orefon; Charte· Ο. Taagoe,
Ctlifomia Prolt Grower*' Exchange.
Γ.ο» Angeles, Cal.; MUo Canphell,
president National Milk Prodacer»
amoeiatton, Caldwater, Mick.; H. Q·
Coykendall, manager Prune aad Ap
ricot Grower*, gan Joss, Cal., How
ard Leooaad. pmidnt of tha IlHaeia I
Aynculturei aaaoeiation, Chicago.
Senator Arthur Capper, of Kan
•vu, head of the "Farm Bloc" in Con
çu· aa, suggested some tin* S*0 tha
ilea of holding a national conftrnx*
TO BOOST CAMPAIGN
FOR NEW HARD ROAD
OrcaiûamliM Ptaaa Hlfkwaf Pra·
FiTMMtk To The VtrgWU
LIm
•Rocky Mount, Oct. 11.—Organisa
tion plana for booeUag a campaign
looking to tha construction of a hard
mrfuc* highway aero·· Eastern Car
olina from the Virginia line to Fay
etlteville, were perfected · alerting
held at the Wilaon chamber af com
merce yeaterday afternoon and ai
(nnded by upward of *er«nt^-Ara
^ood road· enthusiast* from U>a four
counties which the proposed highway
would trarerae.
The meeting was called to order at
the Wibon chamber of commerce yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Pres
ident John J. Wells, of the local
Chamber at commerce, which Brat In
stigated the new highway and mad·
ami ngf me η ta for yesterday's taaaion.
'After Mr. Well* Had briefly outined
the purpcae of the meeting, Joseph '
Ramsey, alao of thia city, was named
temporary chairman. 8trsastag the
=1
impon«ncv vi ta· pro;κτ Ana WDIt
lu consummation would nut to Eas
tern Carolina, Mr. Ruuty pointed
oat tliat a ycnoaneat orgaaltaHeti
ehoulil b« perfected to carry on the
ramptûKD. This resulted in the hIh
tlon of W. 8. Wilkin ton. of thta city,
permanent chairman, and Noma» T.
ChambUea, accretary of tie local
chambor of commerce, aecretary.
D« LYMAN ABBOTT
Or OUTLOOK DEAD
Now York, Oct. It.—Dr. Lfau
Abbott, cdltor-hn-ehlof of Un Oit·
look, with which 1m had beoa aaoo
riatod nearly 40 yoara, clergyman,
lawyer, aothor and «neeMorrr to
Hoary Ward Beoehor aa pastor of
Plymouth church, Brooklyn, dlod to·
toy. He would here boos »? Mxt Do·
ceaiber. Who· the end came hla foar
■κ and te» daughter* wer» at lb
bedside, Dr. Abbott nltnd a error·
aUack of broachUla at hie eooatry
bom· la Corawall on tba H ad era toat
samnwrr, tram which ho neror fhlly
niwmi Hr m—< to Ma elty
Imt two meha ago
Warning I toeure year Boette foi
-A Baohotor'· Honeymoon" early.
Remember It doeaat toe» any mm
U »B hi the boat aeal than H dooa ta
«taad ap ι· tho back ef «he beaae. A
ι word to the «too ta «nActoat.
, roproaentod. Additional teats kad U
I he r>t oy to boo»* the o»etrfUw βτοα
ι the regnlar bane and Aede. TU
I «bow of ι IHootock la ea todleMluu ai
,',*hc Tnereaetng totoro* la tMa phaai
ι of Urmiag to North Carol laa
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THEREPUBUCANS
Tek·» Actif* Pvt la Cax»
pai«« TWt b lWw Ibhf '
• :.£5tsF ^ ?■ -
DÎmin iMW WHO 10
TO 5UCCW nUTCHAUD
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Say· North C«ι ·ΙΙ— Haijbr»!
Un* Judicial Thàtifr Awl
nti âtota Shmaid wj*Mé
D*p*i,m4 Of PIm· utW
caat By J*4|Vi Deetk—iCâK
olfea Rich km -■ ni
(By W. A. Hilda ifcrand)
WtMxfUD, Ott. ΤΤΓ Γ.ΙΜΜ β«Η
nitor Marion BotUr M> kaat mWM
ap tlx Aab«vUla apeclal U AH «ppetst
an· η ta ta AJaxandar, OmmHM aarf
tub eoantlaa. H* apaaka it T»T
lomrille today at 1 o'clock I<w «t
•ox otker pUee at nl^bt; as Satur
day at Nawton «t 1 o'clock lad at
HoTiutoa al nfcfct.
Wban aakad JoM kefor* Uaro*
Um *ute «te h. Éw^l et Mnth
Carolina retting tit* M» fada»ai
jadgnahip far the fourA cira·H, ka
■M:
"I h»*· ne UlM «tetter lb· Pled
dent will hIkI the additional iknlt
jais· from Nerth Cm*Om er aot.
Bat one thjag ■ do knew, «ad that 1%
he can net find coperto r JodMal tim
ber la any of Mm other rtatee of the
circuit. Ne jadge ta· rw wfllllrf
croater credit spaa tbe tmmtA limit
thaa did Jade· Jeter C. Pi*teha*<
Mid we hare ether Ma who would
•erve with equal ability aad fltine
non. Why ritoold Jadg· Mtehard'e
place be take* tna a·?**
Cootloeing, be aaid: "Noiito Caro
I na not only bae Jodtcial timber at
the very blffee* r*ak, bat It la aUa
a iUK of the very Ant rank bea
every atandpoint Then I· bo
North Carolina I· a
i> great in territory, grit la aataral
rtMorcm, aad (real ia tu rape (to etti
iudl». η·π le net mortier 14,000
■Qaarv mlUe la the ainli area of Ike
United Stater wMoh hu the mehk
of natural rceourecs equal to North
Carolina.
"The truth ia," be added, "we
ought to be the graateot aad moat
important state in the union. We
hare the natural reaoaree· aad we
hare the people. The only troafcb
k that our people hare not yet fully
waked op too or datiea, oar reepeart
hUtUee, aad to our oppotrtunitioa
ffhtn we learn to aie oar all-po*»er
t<û franchie· eoffrage with the eaiae
independence aa ta ahown by the peo
ple of Ohio and Indian·, than we
will have both of Ike great political
partie· coning to North C»roltna to
•elect their candidate· far PioetdaTit
"Now, mark yoa, the aaac thing
that will eauee both the poHUeal par
tlee to cone to North Carolina far
their candidate· for Precedent wfl]
alao attract mittioaa of dollar· ai
capital to our atato to develop our
wonderful natural raaumi'ea. When
that lima rnmii anil It la ranin*
koon, then North Carolina wfll bt
eoae the rieheot aUU la the aaJon.
WtiM out peepl· realise tbte rr«at
troth, than they will «ou for «hat
they wart—tor their Intereoto, In
stead of agalast their Lntereota."
When aaked «tat ho thoafht of
the ehaneea of m or moro BepuhM
ran coiifnntn k*ii| «looted, ho
•aid : "A aajorit; *t oar people know
bow that It la boot for ear Mate to
hove an admlaotrotloa at WaAIneten
folded by the eeaotractiva principle*
and poiieie· of the groat BnpnhHuqj
party, laetoad of by the a ma ll < a aU
Impracticable poHeiee of a» htaWainl
Democratic admlnlotrottai. It la boat
to ka·»» a Republieap adqpialatratlpe
at Washington, then I· order for os
to (ot the fall benefit» from t(A
aa adnlBtstratloa It 1· lHIHaiy f*r
ao to bare unpiawm la Wa^laf
too who wtM m ap«iata with the ad
nUniotratloa for thi ataO'r wjlfarm.
I Tho folly of aesdinf Dottoc ratio «»
I rvaan to WaAlaf·* **" Β>00Β
notMag bat loo· ta tho »Ut*. Wo
«beald ao loaf w ilohy the iirroctloa
of a mistake M pa teat aad ao oaa*
ly."
"Why," bo aafcad, "la m Innta^
of tho Troeaary LoOHo M-«how. Hart.
INI · ipaslrtaf tear la thé (Μι to
•arrow, whoa there are aity aalh
lor btai tlaewheroî tt b booaaae hi
baa theoe «oata rWw» abat ear MM
aad our people. Bo kaowo that wt
mm bo the piilal aad rtoheot stab
la the aalen, aad ho wawta «a half
brine H about Bo alee kawwa wfca<
a I ne wraai Mml Idadwp Patter
aoa la, aad ao bo waate «a «at ta hoi
MM.·
"n.
In.' Htniy
mi »«·»·,,
Kb JteU
dr. _
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to th·
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U<m wfcieh
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ttntimi."
to Mm I
ΡΚΟΗΙΒΓΠΘΝ AT
SEA EFFECTIVE
Weehtaet··, ΟΛι. II.
of th* liquor lUtttita, twU Vjr Atto»>|
•fy Gtunl Dud
transportatto* ni pato «( I
llltM Ο»
and ·α fwilp
milM of tka Upltaâ HUt— i»a*. bo-1
ugw «ffoctln, tatfÉkt *t
The nteuh· « tta· nidW Vr|
P*rrAfcj>t Hw)U>
Kara to «rrtun wmr aSaln to eo»-|
ton· to the mitBf a«tes4 at
cUrad, UMllmi fax a tlHW tab
ltéoa >«4 not baaa i|>nwi
R «■ «iuiUm*! probable that
■cnral daya weaM »l«|n Man t»
tea· iW praUblttoa f»i»n wwM
'ten· u u Uh mn af Mr au
thority andar tbe PW#iw% eptai««,
bat tkla. Κ vu daelaiad waaU bava
no affect aa tki ayaltliia «I tba
tew. A foraiya τι ml aaVa* with
lahMtad cargo A*r tadar, It waa
uM, «««Id ba M ftkt«tb. yaaahla.
flaad by tba V jPM Μ* Ι* alw
fba mUiad JVBMla- ataW waftoaa
baartag that <«*«;
Aaterleaa 4fce,^»der *a rail*
for which ft te flm iU> WJU * Oitjr
Ρark) packed toi·· «01 m Mb*
pNt V»· local ttulm at each per
(onuBc. Tk· fifc* H aitwtoalM
have bon redated to ■ lahilaia· ao
that mrj ooa w «fard ta g·. Re
served MU will go ea aale WeA*·*
day Meaning. October M at 10:00
o'clock, at Wflaan aad Lea'* Drag
Star* Thai* ia no extra charge far
iaaai»liig laata, aa Ma that job gat
7»W
MC DAY! AT CAPK FSAK FAM
Wedaaadoy, October a·—Military
Day, foaftaitag Fait Bmgg.
On <hU day «Il Cftoi—H V«t»
UailHHtta n<«a of «ha Mr
A «a wiat tan. M>Hag at tha Aiwiy
fcnd fee tog aaaeided «a tha Mr
of mOKary Uie wiA be de»teCed hy
tha arieara of Fart ■— iacIadU*
toot yttrtitog. fcarneaaiag datih, Bo
mb» taoea. tog «f war, «rat aid drflk
**Λ writtUm etawta.
ThJa eaWMtkm wilt était nm>
ly at X p. ■·, and rreryoaa to urged
U ha at the Fair Crowd· at that
tfcoM to wtaia «da ft*· Mfcsuu-.
îlmr to be ι—rtiUt. Oii éÎÎi^
ψρ· ready hM Wn W*p< mm·
■rbat by the Kudt} wt an The
(oalitjr »f all beys la nfttM
HtAitiif (Nil an nflilH
illcMy lever tku laat jraar, daa
priai I pally to knrer hi hag iiwa. b«t
■aikatteg carta an aUU m hieh tba*
la naaj lalaaiw Horn nl
mIUkc ι>irm· are mmra thaa the t
». k. yotat petoa af tha hay.
Sepoito froat aoMmiag terrttoriea
ι faal »op»Jy at local tafa. Tha
paaBeat lajyly aeeea to b· te Xarik
Carolina, Am dealen rrtti—1« la
ta! tarage MMtb atfBetaat far
para than twa at Ana Mattt. Til·
irinla, Booth Carolina amA Oiiuli
Ml asa·* atotaa harteg · lav to
tiz aionthj ia»l| aod Alrtwa Bad
Mtart—lfpl for tba aatff· MaaL 7ha
refortod to kn a lai«or Μ "ψ
[>ly than laat year bat ha? Ja bate*
ddyped teto that teultot) tram Ohio,
Mew Yaih and lfUhlgaa
ASSOCIATION tUITI AT
•UNNLBVEL, ΟΓΤΟ—■ M-M
Bum1· Crack, Oct. M.—IS· UMIa|
Khrtr AMthUi· will aaa
■Up aharah. Itulral. Omto »4,|
ft uvd M. Tb€ laUadaataay ι
Fill W >mdn< at the Ant
f)et«k«r 14 at 14· p ·. ky Be*. ft|
N. Jafcaaaa, ψaatar of tfca TM
Mat etarrt, Dwm.
Hob. J. C. ClMToaJ (. atafefaM
Um mhéiWi» ·Μ J. A. CtaagMl U|
ileit-tmiTir, hartnc MM «U
>Um twmHlnlj «toaa im.
Tha «Mtrtatlaa ΙΙ»ΓΙΙ· al all
k«n* fai Wab*|
la Laa
■M Ha awhiiMi kaa gnrm
MO la lira ta a«n tha» la]
*U yaar
Ma1! Crwk Aaafeay ia ia thtoj
aawhtlaa aa4 >»—m Ua taat ι
Janaary. I. INT. It ia aaw «
M f ·" af HtW and h
a tea yaar at «A Tfc
,1a Wiw fen laat year at IHk **£
*»A a« tha M»
k··» itarta*. Tha
*kh. at
aM la a aiawhl t*
that wif» af
» *a
Mn. Jaha C Uahaar, ca4
af Mr. wi