the dun:
VOLUME IX.
DUNN. NORTH
U LU STAGE ROAD
MAY RECOVER riS
HISTORIC GLORÏ
Calhoun Highway Aaiociatio»
Would RooaUbUah Rout·
North And South
WHITES RIDDLE TO CET
LOCAL CO-OPERATION
Road Pasted Through Hart» et
By Way Of Barclayaville
Budd1*t»I, Etc. — Wat Prin
cipal Rout* Of Travel Bafon
Day· Of The Railroad—Par
alhli La F ay otto.
The "Old Stage Road" which oaad
to traverse Harnett by way *1 Bar
daysville, Bunnleval, etc., U again Is
the Hmeligfct and la te be revived ai
a part o< the Calhoun Highway, U
efforts of South Carolina and Geor
gia lolk are auceaeafol.
The old road, planked meet of tha
way, antervd North Carolina torn·
where about Gary's Depot, which la
ter was the southern terminus of the
Roanoke ami HeUrriborg Railway,
waadered down through Wtrrenton,
Leuiaburg, Raleigh and PayeUevtUi
an its way south It was the mslr
thoroagtifare between the North and
the South and over it the men wh<
made Ami·ru» tied to travel. Btr
* rlaysviUe »k on· oi the station· «4
wtllch the ι|<|α chanfrd horsee ud
and where the ρaasengers often spent
the night in the old Birrky house.
Tide house atiH «tends seer the pro
eat village by the name on the .Dur
ham and Southern
The Postal Ulvgraph line· are a
boat all that 1» left to mailt the
coarsc of the old road through Har
nett. For that reaaon It is not tmpro
bablr that a largr part of the prev
ent Lafayette Highway will be osed
for the Calhoua route.
jCoaceralag the highway, Secretory
L· BîA#T\ ha* rw#i»4 the f»Bow
« ftig letter Trot· the OatMvn Highrwa#
Association: ' , . .'^,'4.
"The Oa&oon Highw») àAelm
tion has been re-qareted to ose its
organisation in promoting. "The Oid
Slap Road," as a tourist route, froap
Richmond, Va., to Jaehaonvflle, Pk.
We have acceded to this reqneet, a*
any movement which aids in tbo de
velopment and advertising of any
route ef travel, we are of couim
very much tntereatwi In it If yoei
town I 'ntereetrd and yen will writ·
" ■ to that effect, I will send a spe
cial w.ltv-up man, who will dope oui
the situation, as I intend to is··· a
special edition of the Robeeociao at
Lumbetion, and perhaps other paper·
■long the roe te, which sro to b« die
tributed not only loeaKy bat at the
'.ourlet eentree of the North, and also
st the traveliag centres of Florida. It
is essential that I hear bom yon by
return mail with a detail report, as
to the sentiment of your local bid
nee· men, aad In addition I would
like to be advised if yoor town la on
the "Old Stage Road," and the con
dition of same, both North aad
South.
"Now In this organisation, we are
giving our time and money in fur
thering three movement·, and wll
m pert yoa to co-operate in the sans·
rpirit. The route will be entirely ope·,
we hope, by the middle of 1923, ail
the way through, aa at that time, the
five million dollar bridge over the
Se η tee River will be completed.
HUSBAND DIES FROM
EATING POISON CAKE
wtf. In Hwpita) la StrWw CtmM·
tloas N· Cloe T· See
dec ef C>b
PV .delpbi», Oet. 29—W. W. 8t*r
rctt, . ι ep»ii accountant of Devon,
who »Hk hi· wtf· wu polaon««
Thar»''*y by a ρI«ce of cake matted
to home, died tonight 4n the
Β,νη Mavr lloapHal. Mrv atorratt
ίο in la» Mae Inatltntlon, m report
(.·(! In ii erltleel condition irvd attend
in* phy*lcta«a hold out UttU Itoya loi
ht-r r< emery·
Fml ml, State and loeal authority
arc c.-igaced In » atraweetia *#or
to trace the «endea of the |r—liaga I
wan addreMOd M Hit Itmntt aM
ranched her home Tbaraday aftai
noon It bora ne r·torn iddraio. htm
rear, and apart fro** Aa feet the
It wa» mailed fro· » teaal raBwm;
atetlea. aatiieritJaa werkin* an ttv
caea have no βίο» aa to rte origin.
Hie eak< waa hi a «Jn bo* addrea·
ri In handwriting an known te Hn
Sterrett. «h# „id later. It wa* U
enly «entente and looked aa M ·* ha
been cat frnwi an lead waddle* a«k*
AaaaM'.ne tkat It wee fro· MuaAi
yra. K»Tttt pre part ta bar he
band and at U. remainder heraell
Both ware itrtekan aoon
DEMONSTRATION
IN SOUP MAKING
Mu· Bride· Toll· Wonu'i
CKib How To Proparo
Musical Dith
The Honr Economie» Department
of the Women'» Olob met at Dm Club
Room· Friday aftornoon at I o'clock
October 17 M lia Bridge fare deacon
«Lratlon of cream of celery soup and
• Cream of Pea 80 op. It ni decided
(hat w< would «tody food nutrition
, ai firm ia our tost book called
"What Shall I Bava For Dinner."
The following ara revipoe u»ed in da
mo netraUon:
With Stock—Bool lion, Brown So«p
Stock. White Soap Stock, Consomme,
Laoib Broth. Without Stock—-Cream
Soupe, Puree, Biaquaa.
■eolUo·
Ingredient»—7 or 81ba. of lean
b«cf with good narrow bona, I qaarte
cold water, taH, vegetable» eat into
dice («arrêt», trunlpa, onknta, celery.)
Method—Cat meat Into small cubaa,
brows about half In hot fat Soak re
mainder In cold water about half
hoar, add browned meat and cook
«iewty far aérerai hoara la order la
exlnct all }aMaa. Add vegetable and
cook thoroughly. Strain, cool, remove
fat, clear. Servo in boalHon rope.
Ingredient»—3 lba. roand beef, I
lb. morrow bone, S lba. real, atock
from one foad. Celery, toralpe, oa
iona,, carrot» about 1 cup oat into
dice, aaH, 4 or β doraa, a littlethytae,
Marge raja, paraley aad bay leaf. Me
thod—Follow genenai method for
bouillon.
InfftdiuiU—1 cup (alary cut lata
1-4 inch piecee, mit. 1 plat boiling
water equal amount of modlam white
Nic·. Method—-Cook celery m til
Under in boding water. Calery can
be atralaad oat of water if wtabod.
Add te aaÉ— white earsc*
with Ci ml—
W ha Iwp
'bçradlaata—Â aan
water te oovoc, aaK. Bqoal aaaout atf |
medium w>ite «aoce. Ma
add to white mn.
White
1 ηgredienta—Thin, 1 tablespoon of
batter, 1 tablespoon flour, 1 teaapoon
•alt, 1 cop milk, Medium—I tabl·
apooaa butter, t tablespoon floor, 1
teaapoon aalt, 1 cap mUk. Thick, I
tablaapoona batter, 8 or 4 tsMa
spoon flour, 1 teaapoon aalt, 1
milk. Method—Heart mUk. blend
butter, flour and sak, add haatad
milk gradaaly and cook until thick.
FORD REDUCTION DUE
TO GREATER VOLUME I
According to a statement Juat la
jawed by Ideal B. Ford, preeideat of
the ford Motor Company, Detroit, a
general redueUoo of 110.00 a car haa
been mad· in the prie·· of Ford Mo
del T. oars and the Ford 1 ton track,
effective Octofcer 17th.
"The reviaioa la price·," said Mr.
Ford cars ara In ranch of everybody,
volume of buainaaa which our com
pany haa anjoyed daring the praaeni
year, and alao to the fact that wa
now own and operate many of oar
own sources of raw materiala, whldi
enable· ua to continue locreasing the
quality of our prodwet and at the
κ μ ne· to ww WW
Ford eane ara ha rwk of «reyWj.
"Oar production far 19Ï2 1» al
ready ia mi of · million, wfcldh
«· bm an Important factor ia briar
in* down coata. Our prêtant daily oat
put ia avanetac b«Uar than 1,000
ear* aad traoka, wrkiafc meaaa a eoe
pleto Ford car, w track rrary 6 1-1
a*e*nd af aaek eicfct-boar working
day. It ia ia «atiaipetlaa of Uûi aaa
tlnaod da—and tbat oric· adliMt*
artU ·«· agate being nude la ordtr
to keep ta ifwi Lh. petky af ealliog
Ford predarta «f tfce Wwatt pria·
constatant with qoaUtj.
"Quality, at aaaal," ««id Mr. 7o,4,
"wUI coatlaae to be a prima <oaail
• ration la Ifce balldiag of Ford eara.
At oor k ««!■■■■ baa incraeaed «a km
eenaUatiy taortatid our eqaipaaat
and raanutaeturlng fa«4HtUe, M that
price redaction aiaroly raflaeta
tk« pregraeetre ■etfcoie adrieb eooa
aa a raaait of InaieatU till··.
"Tfcta redoctlen, vhUb to tfca rl Ah
tinee KartK, UN. brtaga tfca priee of
tfca Fard Tearing Oar tree MH, tfca
prlaa la ««art eeriy la 1M0. to tfca
pmnt eatreiaaly low I·»* ·* ·*··■
wfciafc ia nearly M par oaat 1*· Cw
reapondtag rerfaetteoa la" '·*■
mad· oa til oHvr typ»»"
The price· by tyyaa foB·*:
Toariag .. .. ..... W"
IM
•II
Traefc
tCB
GREAT CARNIVAL
COMING MONDAY
Jnbor CUm Mwubwi St*|<
Bit Show OaGruM School
A roarrelou* uui myatarloas med
ley of meritorious monstroaitlas in
do* te visit Da an nut weak to faa
tu re the Junior CUm Carnival to be
<U|td on the GrwM School Ctayoa
when ar collection of ihova whoa* tx
cellcnc· is not tory oW by and oth
er »cKrnemUon onder the mn wiH ap
pear for the benefit of the aehowl.
The Dispatch do«a not aafc It* read
cm t· take it* word for thta. Koai
other than the pre*» ipnl of the
Junior Class, that .^anaUla rout
«on of T. V. Smith of the State Bank
and Trust Company, says that the
carnival is to be the wonder of the
act. He toUs about it as fallows:
The Carnival la coming I
The Janlor Claaa Carahral — tbe
best collection of show· yet to honor
Dunn with its praeecer—«ill be at
the Dno High School buildlnc Friday
nifhU November S.
Thar* will be eldeahow* with their
nunrclou· freaks and wonderful per
former*. Thaae showi ara bainc
brought to Dunn at a tremendous a«
pensr, and, dime it la the one and
only food carnival to be in Dunn this
saasan, it ta your daty and privilaca
to [MM out and en)oy the fan.
The Hot Doc men aad tbe refresh
ment stands wiQ be at ya*r service.
The show* arill be Aera for yaur ap
Ρ«ντ·ι il ι·, «nnottt doobt til· flnMt
thine of it· kiad in Um United State·
of America. Everybody «01 fc« Am.
crtrfboàj win anJey the turn. Da at
ma it! If yon da jrov «01 be iwij.
The aide W:ow« «01 open at 7 JO
p. a. The grand and florUru vaade
vfllt «10 begin at (AO p. m Hits
school carnival to bigger and better
than aver. Eetnaobcr the data, M
riajr, November 3rd. Remember the
hoar, 7.-M p. ■. to 11:00 p. m.
■pcaei.VJee Cyid _
Wilmington, Oct. ^ «téi WMtot
Payne Sprout baa ' bajpk
Bltttoh
•iii«»*ii5B5wwNiiSW
became of 01 health. Mr. Bp rant to
a member of the cotton exporting
Ana of Alexander gpnmt ud Bom,
lac.
Liberty cannot be maintained by
the destruction of Oberty.
THIRTEEN NAMES
ON STATE TICKET
<~*ne Supreme Court Juatic* and
An off year it may be poli tie ally
In North Carolina and many of the
voter* ara apparently of thia opinion
that their election concern to alto
gether local, bat State Democratic
Headquarter· reaila·· that there to a
8 ta te ticket In the Acid with thir
teen name· oa It
Of courae, everybody who haa not
forgotten knom that Chairman W. T.
lee, of the Corporation Cemmtoaiee.
to a candidate for re-election. Tho
Auociate Juetiee W. J. Adana. of
the Svpremc Coait, appointed to
All the unexpired term of Jnatice W.
K. Allen, deceased. to a candidate for
the Ant time.
Rlercn member· of the gaperlor
Court bench »r» U be selected. The
nouon fer Uic odd member ta that
the elevation of Jodf· W. t. ÀdtMl
to the Supreme court ctwd · *»
outer which could not be iUed be
yond the ftr*t (oonnU election, there
fore A. M. Stack of Monroe I» the
utn candidate. The other ten or·:
William M Bond. Bdenton, Kir*
Dtotrlet.
Gfone* M. Connor. WiUen, Second
DtaMet
J. Uoyd Herton, Farmville. Fifth
DIMM.
Henry A. Grady. 01 In ton, Sixth
DMrtet
Κ. H. Creamer. South port, Eighth
DMifat
Well A. Sinclair, Fayettmtilo, Ninth
Dldritt
William A. I>evln, Oxfont, Tentl
Dttrict
tfbotna· J. Shaw, Orwmbor»
Twelfth DWtrrrt
W. Ψ. Hardi ne, Charlotte, Tour
lee"th DIetrleU
J»mee L. Webb, Shelby, Mxteentl
Kitiirt.
The only Hope of eWII liberty root
I with the people; hot If they f wron<
, that hope U deetreyed
I He who with the majority trample
oa the rtfhte of another today, ma;
hlmeelf be tfco rkttm of a «Waller ll
Jiutke tomorrow.
HELP
DUNN
Awl
I»Ne*d
POIBtU* Mt ■
ketp »π.οηβ the \
DOT Λαά th· 1
Red Croat m
:diat·)/
tn# for Ibtm ι
appeal h» b·
Another
manlty ha* ι
The obligation)
to
B*ed tor]
IU of AM· Mi
Wm American I
til chapter* to |
dotfc
Tho foil ο wise
f to aJ] chapter»;
call to haip ho
ik· Had
kite*·
opportunity fori
practical aarrfca.J
W»« fro·
lntun of «·
refugee· ha*·.
mt
Th· ProdacUo·]
JmalOT M
an nigad to ]
of Bwq.
The proportion '
Bed Crow
taod to lhe
infanta and e
reeponae· to thta
and pupil* may
with th· "*^arj[
fh«pt«r» Aomld
(or iwort of
throofh the Jag
■<« pennilo·»,]
>1
and thai
Chapter
ca to thk work
of Jniw
.ahould be eeu
•ata for
ι order Lhat the
by toaohe
►' way conflict!
tko achool*
Tam oatr
Croat Coo»
«herald endeavor
Me» mom of thefc^EfSat prtofc
ύύ enterpriM.
luW
Of eh>thb«. iTîS^i!«
and think pu WtU li
vfaiU. Under «κ* ««η _
tlona every Little wQl -b« a help.
Won't yon Mb »'d«pcnU (fut
to ho^T We M tor· that 70η wOL
DEMOCRATS WILL
WIN, SATS HULL I
Only Doubt
S*ya, U
Washington, Oct. te. — Cornell
Hal), chairman of Uo Democratic na
tional committee, declared tonight in
• "forecast of the ntiatoria] and coa
Cressicnel electio·" that "a De»e
c relic rie Wry le un red at the
election* November 7.
"The only question of do«bt re
maining," Châtra*» H mil's statement
added, "ia the extent of the victory.
PnrtitaDy every f*etloB at the D η ti
ed Stat·· will eoOtrfbatc · share of
that victory, and »»ery elaai of vot
m win be largely repjoawited amen*
uc Ticiora.
Referring to ιι>ογΙ§ of iMdki
»p»thy among notera, Mr. Hull aa
eerted thi» ni "ft· to tt· feet that
the great ni· of rotera haro already
mad* up their e)«d» definitely ud
flnaily," and had ieclded to "rebake
tii· Republican party for I ta failure
to keep ita rJecdoa promiaee.
Declaring tie qaarUea bad kMi
whether RnpabHeaM would atay away
from tiia poll· "or tara to the Paaia
emit party for ra'lef," Mr. Ball ad
d«d: ,
"If the ctey-a*-Home RcpobUran
vote ahoald bo laf*er than anticipat
ed by Democrat· tf»are «ill neverthe
Icaa be a rary nkMantlal Démocratie
rlrtary,
"If an tka nth* band, tba praaant
tendency of RtoaMltua In raoolt to
attirai y aupport Λβ Dfatmtli tic
ket ia general, «· there to raaaoa to
bcltooa It to, te Doaaooratia party
on Tom day, NotMbor 7, win ra«to
1er one of the na* wxyhf cietorlaa
It haa kad la aay *14 aUatlon.
"At tkto tea i do aot haattato to
aaaarl that reerf fedtoatton to te
Démocratie riaterf will be l*r*or tea
te EepabWaai Man oa te Inaide
reaUy ball era th^r victory Bay be."
Ercry mm dfdd remember that
> bla rich la arc n# Mora aocara tea
Ac righto of raory ether Individual
ι { Chartea Tow, « te iUpkiana
' Ante hbl akoaé retamed to Dwta
■ yealeedey aftor r*te nmiI éayi
with «to CaaOy » Oited.
β _
% ^
RACE FOR DURANT AUTOMOBILE
AND OTHER VALUABLE PRIZLS
IS JUST STARTING ON DloPATCH
CjnriiditM Who Enter Now Haw BwtChinf» Of
Winning. Campaign Qom· November 29. ι
Extra Vote· Now
TV rac« ia su.
The mammoth aalciraaaddp elat
campaign announced in Friday"» Î5V
patch ta uflciaily opened and dwIm.
uon« ar« earning tr rapidly. Of comae
« jr·». no «uhecriptlone hav· been
taken. bat no doabf the Utter part of
the week will And M; of tfc· moat
inrrgvUc Men and women wt thia aae
tioa activaij engaged la boosting TSc
Di* patch.
The one· who have air·ad7 aaat
In their nomination» have Mad A·
belt Jadgmmt at tboac «h· start ftnt
have the beat chancea of winning the
capital ρ rise The early bird pti
I he worm
ThoM who have bees cont'.derin*
pn Lrring, bat who have fallad to aohd
in tbHr nomination· to the campaign
department, are advianl te get their
unwi ie at once. I* a «hort campaign
like thin wh.m the driv* only laau
one atonth η all, the low· of joat a
fow day* may *v-a« ih» difference
h»tw«-«n a braoliful Durant and
«oate «maDt-T prix.
Opoafog Period Moot IwpaHaat
Wl ^n one (tape to rm\dttr the
difference In vote vphic of eabacrrp·
lion· during th« opening period a ad
the balance of the campaign it 1* eaa<
Π y 1<OT jail why the opening period
β M important and why it ia ao ηicee
u ry that a ceadWate get in the race
at the ver1 «tart.
The vote scberfute la ι
that cub sobscriptie» timed 'm dar
ing the opening period averages over
three time· μλ many vote· m «<11 be
allowed daring the eloelng period af
the drtva. Thee a one jmj; aahactip
Uen which afinfii V.4M art· muw
Mwk.'&'Z'VaMlOf MM that
Another riaaait why ·Π prospective
eandldatc'a boat friends amy give
their vote· to w>e other candidate,
net lui awing who Is la the race. A
!Ut of all nominee* received ap to
Friday morning will he published la
Pride*"· iaaae of the Dispatch, hot
nr.til the· no one wO] know who has
rricrrd the rte*, soles· the cent
ristes themselves get ont among their
fi»>nds ar«} start scthrsly to wofk.
The Pria·· Te »o A««M
The Dispatch has furniaheil a list
of ρη»>·« which- by far srrpass any
rs.mps.ign ever before inaagerated in
tb'» sect on of the atata. Great care
wr> DHd In fpending the amoent sot
m do for pitaca to he owardod. The
pand capital prise, th· Darmnt tow
ing ru, Is the last word in motor ear
contraction. With its powerful, «aey
ru.-irLng merer, and ita bcsatiful linaa
and upholstering. the Dorant prevents
•t,r of the graatest values in motor
ears on the market. Ita deep reclining
rtuhion», coupled with its many im
prnveoenta on other ears of a Mhe
ralbo have impressed the aato-lovlng
publie. The Duant enjoy· the laad
in ears of IW elass. It is extremely
Joubtfu! If the Dispatch eeuld have
•hoscn a ear mort universally liked.
The second prist, the salt of fur
niture, can hardly help bat please the
»ne who ia fortanate enough to win
1« f. .
and αη· of th· prettfeat flit· in the
«Mr· city. It m pirthwil fro·
Bo rn m ud HoIUday Company, Uad
<· on dlaplay >■ their ifcow room. The
third prlac. th· E4i*ea tolUng u
chine ia ateo ·■ exhibition at lanm
and Holiday'·. Th· Idiaon ia th« baat
known talking machin· ση th· nariw<
and th· winner of the b«autifal cab
inet machin· wW aot km worliad «
month Is rain.
The fourth pria·, th· diamond rtoa
ii o* nW bit ion at Jordan'· jewelry
•ton whop» all of th· oaadldatoa aad
iheir frtonda ar· Inrltod to call Mid
laapeet M.
The eft)l, afeth, «evrnth, aad eight*
pftiae, the hand··»· Itgla braiaiei
watce*. were panhaaaj from BaUei
Bro·., and ara «a «xhlbrtJoa la th«û
Jewelry defaftwat Dm· aataha
•to Made by Aai^ha'i fornao*
watch maker· and ar· IMtid wit»
twenty-ymr rt-fs.
All candidate tb· aet· - and atafci
an activ· iac·, :.ad wha Ml to wli
one of th· a«h· -Uaed pit" I win V
presented wtth ·. .*<* <> ·.· a Ilk···
aeoant ·# th· . itoarl, <"'.■» to mm
th·» fad to win a prt—
I- Ch.iah» rf €■■■■*·
PraapaatlTa laaildatai wh· ar« mi
aidotnc a"tarlnf hat era an <« el da
whether to nkr ar not, an cardial
farvltod to call by th· campai** οΛβ
la tfc· Ohamhar of Caianrrt b*Bd
Uf aad talk Κ am with the mm
IFOX HUNIERS Of
AMERICA MEET
U Parte Of]
at Fay*
attevUW Thia Waak
KrSm th<> noantoin futmi of )
Cberoiw· to tii· nruipt sad m
■ <unea of Currituck. 1 «ver» ei the
chase and full Mr on of tha kouda
trill turn their eyas toward Kayat»a
.'.IW MiU week. The North Carolina
F os Huatem* Association, an «(nt·
aatloo com|K>rtd of spartaaMO of the
η rat wati-r, uc te be cntarta'ned In
their annual meeting by the Fayacto
v.:w Fox HonUr»' Club at their camp
•it Tokay, S 1-1 mHr« tut of hat·.
Monday. October Ird, at four p.
141* Aral buaiaea* meeting «ill
be ht-id at which lima catriaa far
tha Dr ι by Chaar race will clot. Thia
I rare la ahaaya hat and many yams
[l'rjo· a.-a catered. IV lover* of good
I h.u.ti art undcipatinf Him rt-al hant
I in j whan Utoae riaga of this elaas hit
ι out throagk tin- bruah.
A silver pétebar, ofui 4 by Joa
rph Tkoma*. M. F. H., of Kaw York
Γaca to tka wisacT of the Darby Jten
which wiU be rsa Taierfay morning,
OctoWtr Slat A aacowd raea la the
Darby Claaa will ba run tha following
morning, Wednesday, November 1st.
Toeaday aftamoo· «t δ o'clock the
Payattarillr CHib are to give tha riait
ir* delegate· a big barbccaa. KmI
old fcmy Soatbem Bihaeua, wMh aB
the fcûas' h la store far those whe
t*s fa*t that *a teak Party Baaa
•ar&ava baaa 9 «ad tfcaat «ha tel·
va 11 iiéi tkU
jraee of the Derby C· wiE be ran.
la the afternoon at four p. m., tie
t-Etrie· (or Dur all-age clam race will
lotaae The finit race will be run ibv
ι following Borobi( (Tkinitey, Nov·
I tmticr *nd,) A aihrer pitcher (Trail by
lîVrey A. Re rkfeîlow will go te the
I winner of tfcia AU-·*· raee, becidcs
! money pritr.t of fM, M. wd 91· far
1 Ou- finit, wtOBd and third winner·.
A hcoih! AD-A*» nw will be nm
I Friday mernlng.
ι Not the l«ut in attracting inur
lc«t of Fox hound lover» will W ft'.·
1 Bench Show wbich will b« in progr«M
during the meet. Hacdaome prisa*
l;«v« bean offered far woman in th«
vnrlou» claaaei of thia «ho m.
A iflver levin* rap, given by Ike
K. C. Fax Hunter· Association w2>
be gives to tkt owner of the beat Fax
Hoand ia tba bow. The earner, to
retain permanent peaaeseiori af this
tap, mu* win It thren year· in nt
ce talon.
I The OverhilU Land Company af
.OverbQl», arv \f give two sttrer loving
rope; one to u* beat mala fas heuaU
ia the show; eae to the beet female
fok hoead.
When time two «a ta Tokay, the
éclatâtes fraai the other torn hasting
section* of thé Oate, and their »UH
1 or» tram other Stele* (aiaay are cz
|peeled) are throagb the day, they will
gather ι round a big camp fire and
these «pin jini If they hare any to
ipin. And according (£ Tom flanVhi,
■ the genial aeeretary of the local cleb,
"who evor baard af a fas hantar t'nat
did net have a yam to «plnV—Taj
■ ettoviDe Obaerver.
Ed Thorn tor m4 Juniaa McUnk,
■f tli· D*ody Proof lection of Joha
atoa Cnitf, vmv bound e*»r to M
>r»l Curt oa » llunfi rf having op
•rated m whUkey aim whan tried h»
for» UaKad Sut·· OoMUntw Bid
rod*· U· jimfday ·ιι·Ι·>. War
nab have bvaa inaod for ■·>—al
other mob «ha ara aUa«ed to Un
bwn aaMiatrd with MeLanfc and
Τ horn toe. Thaaa «an auto «m faff
aa Via rcaoK of a raid mad· aev
«val awh an by Ko hart Wtwn and
ι Chief Parry ·< the >>n«»a poli·· 1·
partiront.
p*l<* mwipr. Whether jw> dacWr
la an tar ·» aa*. yea em· It to y««t
mU to at lea* «at the datai)· of tlda
wonderfai oifrr If fmt ftnd H ··»>
vantant to eall ty In the day tliw, «ha
•fc· will ha open «vary evanlM ■*
U1 eight, gtvtef u--· wfca w»i1i ·
thane· to «at the fall fartMhn. If
<|y*« ran oat ted thne to call and pot
I arquaiatod, toha the plana aad eall
No m, and tha MBatn win to
■ted to aaplala all Γ
' Ρ* if **** **
■ ye lea. Da M M.
ΟΪΠΜΕΚ HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS HERE
ϊκλ Little <Urb
Src^d
MARGARET TOWNSEMD,
LOTTIE ADAMS VICTIMS
WW It c*uri _
—Aa*ui Chhd Hit By Hat·
land Truck.
Κ ο*. îewlng cîaao upoo the Ml
» atoiiiar aeridvat Satardfty Im
util· Lot tir Adaau of Aagiar «
ίατ^Λ, Hvftnt, tb* little
X Mr. and Mr*. M.
sinfully, if not Metosâr, boat yea.
«ruay af Irmoo· <
>y ya ladUar wtilob foB fir*· ft <
ina Pr.w«r arri Light j
ihr>««o by W. C Yoaneblaed.
Mr Youngblaaod «aa irtrb* aloof
CroaU t'jMt at · eeiseel· #nl At
U-f inianccilon of MeKfty Atom· ho
waa forced to tfco loft dim of Aa
rtrurt by · aftr wUeb mnW Μ· ,
Broad tie· McKay ftftd cut tfco oar- j·
arj. flavml little girl· won -—
Broad atmot and wore directly ift tW
pat]} of the track. Ift as ofort to
«>· tkcm, Υιι·κΜι>Ι itiuad tho
track into ο toliybnai poU. The polo
rao broken by the itayact ood · I**·
l»r on tho track fall, Utdag tfca ttk
tW ffiri.
urn# «lui body. Dît
trcxr, pambrg in kla ι
S*·*·» her
*!il that, hi W Ht think Km
jorie*
the
li«d
Tfco mtdâmt
ranfta* to »jr« «Udmim. litd· Uk
ti* was nuuitnc MM Ih· iM ta
r.Mi hrr take nk— tke truek *ψ
>roarbcd tk· f rowing. Tk· Mm ΛΛ
net if* kn util ahe m |mMM|
»·Ικ Ik* wheel·. He Mit mfj af
roit ta avert ninnlnc M k«r, tat
ikf wa· to· eJoao. Om «C tk· «Μι
wm4 ont her kw<
H«r only injorU·, koat»·!, «m
nioor eat· and hriileea abent tk· head
ind bed jr. She waa anw<i< by Dm
intei and TarUnftae and Um Ac
t« Harrle, comanaatt» aaaaa, la Ik·
>Dc*» of Dr. Sestaa.
SAYS FRENCH WILL
STAND ON OWN LAWS
Ja—r.«d Dm.1 Tkiak U. i
*M«U«· Li|a» Ola Wm
Kcw York, CM. *»—M. J«(m *m
mtM, Jjaaneh aMba—itor ta Ike
Cn'Ud Bute· ea kU arrival kata m
eke Pari· from Prma aaeart«d Mat
in the fare of tke nent "kaa· 4ry
m'irtir at Attorney General Ε
ty which prohibit tke *ae ar ι
>f any thine*·
Murium poru,
jiily ky oto law· af 1 _
He add·*, travtnr, that n·
iroa'.d k« taScm by Ike f>a»li
ba?«y in Waabiactaa aatO tk· fl*.
crrtn· court Im yaaeed ·»>» tk· raV
Trétush «Sip» in · put af Mm ta»·
tltory of Fraace," m!4 IU
•icr, "«ad 1 >d>T« that f«i proporly
«la'rn yMr eirrim m ptgt af Ikt
t'nitoti <Ut« aWi w Ikqr Mr
ii" Tho )m of fiiMi, pmm4 ht
«rai fuit iro ta mut PirtliaMt Mi
t'-.at eao half · >Hdi of «te· ma
V. Hmrf to tko itltora MI
«rml· a*4 a fall botto U» «1
t> eant wator, I mu
"·'·»- it i* iltnwm· far «M m
te drlak."
nrrY-curr holoot
cost» LIVES TWO
TJnlantowa, ftu, OA — .
trJM, ΛτλΛ ai ÉtiMkil —
y Mot Koltf>T>. took *o ·< ·"·
tolajaflat
Mlee
M'Het «οΛ htvH M
f««ml Brown later to « ear
M Mow On» va mi M ι
TVo bail