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VOLUME TWO; NUMBMR 147
Co-operatives Win Case In Pitt County Trial
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COAL PARLEY ST ARTS HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA NONDAY
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Mate Bank Report For The Year Shows Great Prosperity In The State
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TMcrease In Business
Reflected By Figures
Given By Latham
Deposits and Loans
Show That State is
Gradually Retaining
Its 1920 Position In
Business and Com*
. merce
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Raleigh. Auf. n— Dividend* paid on
capital atock by Mat# hanks Ml N. C.
during the flacul year ending the pant
Jua* 330 totaled ft.226.»R» 41, aa
ivmfi of alaa pereaat, four percent
more than Mm dividend* paid by state
bank* during Uii Mfwioan year which
gggwghted 31402.026.ii7. according Ir
a ooaaolMaiM atatement of the re
imkm o( Mm 634 atate hank* la
North rogbllna Including 67 branch*!
oewgleted and announced today by
chief itata bank qxaminer. ThU in
creaaa lagtilitr with tfker rinaaclal
ialf IgMnded ta ‘be statement aignl
ftao taaroaned bosinet* and proeperly
uhn North Carolina. Mr. lakam raid.
y Tl>* fbta) renouroa* of atgta bank*
a* tko alqM fi boafaaaa lp«t June 30
■•an akow* 4ft -4h6 feport aa $284,174.-
n at tM.1i4j70«4 more ‘kan ai tba
lag a grafy climb toward tba re
source* at ‘bo onrreapondiar time In
’MO When ‘bay ‘otaliad 1114419 84
according to official* record*. The
number of dap »jttcra, bot* ir. chek
In, and aaxlnw* 'count showed
healthy fro*:* «• ‘b* #v*T«i»?»»
atateateat tba aamban of aayvlag da
poaitora aa M2.MS la 1923 and 301.-
Mt In 1922 wblla tba niitnhera of all
other depositors not including hank*
were given a* 423496 In 1923' and
317.771 for Iba piwalou* year.
Individual deposit subject to ebeck
amounted to 1t7.C35.»7413 for ‘h<
past fiscal year wbile for the year
prerlons there ware 153.5t3.1M.43 ae
eordiag to raoorda la Mr. latbam'r
office. Tima eartlflcatea of • deposit,
and sating showed a conespondlnr
Increase totaling C577.4M.1T2.t4 fpt
)|M an coairaated with C 70.457.600 04
for IS|J.
Igiana tnrraotod nearly 317.000.000
which according to Mr. Ijihwi Indl
-1 eaten |hht the public is racdTtvnr
bettor flaancial serwlco the state
ment not, only alanine* Increase baal
ncaa but alan solid prosperity said Mr
tattutn who expressed surprise after
•totaling his figures '
T. W. Wood A Sons
Are The South’s
Biggest Seedsmen
T. W. Wood and Bona, of Richmond
the oldaat firm of Its kind in the tm-
mediate south, are offering * *r#o’
err ay of seed for the coming sensor
Tbr liullm thoy of tor In their nev
catalog are aa'cbotce a collection a
rnn be found adywhare and the nenr
de«e to Goldsboro makes sblppini
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flardea Club and idher organ
B>&tions of the kind to Ooldsbor wil
dt» wen to get lo toijch with them a*
they are am only aoedroen hut ar<
xerr xlad to ad visa a* to what kind o
t«od to plant In certain kind* of soil
tad ala able to g!*e seasonable adv!c<
ab the matter of both garden grow tar
sad flowgr culture f* 4 '
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•hgarrv two million
yC|h)NB OF HARD COAL
AVAILABLE FOR ÜBl
NpJW YORK. Aug. 38 —Thlrty-twr
million tons of hard coal la domestic
rim will be ip ‘t** bias of conauiu
01 |p storage waiting distribution
ho (Mpiemhcr !•». tbe an«bractlte »»u-
United tod<*.
1«, flrue iwpreaoats roughly ‘be
<6 perr«n‘ pC
Um first mine an‘hraclte consumed
the *C etatos. Canada and Mexico
each year It repymienta 36 percent
,4 total annual of ninety
million tone Including coal used at
<ba mIM». »oU to tb« govavrament
Or to ‘he or mined lyr Hua
•oa coal **“«h no<
puMi* data «• Na busUea.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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I OrEMTOHS CIMDIM.
; MINERS WIUIKG TO
Ml 90 TO PARLEY
Union Offkiab Go Ahead with
Preparation* far Thr Mr
Show Just the Same
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MR. LEWIS COMES
FORTH IN STATEMENT
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Atlantic rlty. Aug. 26 offi
cials sad mlher operator* accepted
today the request of tbe Ooveraor of
Peansylvaala for a conference at
Barriaburg on Monday in an endeavor
to exhaust every means to prevent a
suspension of mfalng next week. At
the tame time the nijjon machinery
was atead|ly at work on Its object of
making tba shut down effective and
J°bn l: IdMirof tbe miners took oc
casion to TWpeat In emphatic words
<b« uhtoa althnatnm that no arbHrs
the fallui^oMbT
employer* la Ike Industry to grant
wart Increases and other demands
Though tbe union leader* would
meet with Mr Plncbot their attitude
would be unchanged. For the oper
ators It waa aatd that iheli* answer
was cordial and all members of the
pulley committee left town early In
order to reach Harrisburg hofore the
Monday session. Mr. lowls gave
out t%o documents which ftllly Illu
strated the anion position. One was
a copy of the order to suspend min
ing.
ENNUI REVENUE BILL
TO BE HANDLED BY
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
Otlantu On.. Aug. 36 —Provision
for consideration of the Ennla revve
nue department bill designed to pro
wide machinery for collection of de-
ItpgQuent taxes have been mude in
the formal call for an extra-ordinary
sesalon of the general assembly Gov
Walker stated tonight calling upon
dtlxeng to cooperate In solvivng the
state tax problem
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M Ml I It IM IHYIH GRRKTH
HII.F.R IK YATITK T0!l«l T K
Warsaw, Aug. 25. -Recretary of la
bor James J. Davis recently was In
this city looking into questions of
emigration to Mates, and
istonlsbed Polish officials with the
llspluy of unexpected llnguilsttc abil
ities.
A* a young man Recretary Davla
vaa employed In the Iron works of
""Mtaburg and acquired some know
edge of Polish from fallow-workmen.
Pbe officials who met him Were were
treatly moved when he greeted them
n their own tongue. Mr. Davis’ Po
lah Is so good that be was able to
llspense with an Interpreter except
n formal conferences
TKNNIM STARS TO WRI»
London. Aug 25 —Two young ten
ds stars have started u tennis “lovl
natch by becoming engaged Chest
ire Miss pvelyp Coiyer. who. arouae l
nuch Intereat at Wlmbleton ihl* y*sr
tnds M. J. D. . I Pat I Wheatley who
dayed la the Davis Cup team agalnat
tpatn. and won tbe English, covered
>ourts championship.
<4O HERYICK
There will Im> tfb preaching at Rt.
Paul's Metbcfllst'church today an ac
count of tbe absence of the |>*«i»r
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COTWU4 MANKfrr
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New York, Aug. 26.—Spot cotton
iKaert quiet; mldiUlng 26.35 t'otton
utured closed steady. October 24,12;
Ddeamber 14 tup Jaauarr 21W: Mtrcb
i 13.*7: May 23 N
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Tills ta the Arm photograph to reach America from tt»ttu!aince tba Bulgarian revolution. It shows tba thrupg
eatatde the parliamaot buildings cheering the announcement of Rlwmler Btauiboullaky i downfalL i 1
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GOOD RACING TO BEi
HAD I N CAROLINA!
A T ALL THE FAIRS
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Two Circuits in The Stale
Make It Possible for Stale]
Fair to Have Both
BERT IS NONE TOO
GOOD—MRS VANDERBILT
Minded nad
forty two entries have been received
for the eerly cloning H.pAtt stale
races at the North ("orotins Slate
Fair this year Owing to ‘hr greut
number of entries the races will cost
the fair aaaoclatlon scarcely nothing
since the entry fees will nearly equal
the amount of,the purses. In fact
the 36.400 offered In purges this year
will cost the Society less than thee
33,300 purses offered at the 1123 fair
Frequently criticism I* made, by
those not familiar with racing rules
on account of the large amount of
money offered for rare premlua It
I* a fact that-the speed department Is
the only department of 0 fair that Is
self sustaining or that pays for Iself
In dollars and frequently helps ipv
the expenses of other departments In
addition Aa a rule the ,yntry seer
and receipts from the grand stand
will pay far the. races, while the gate
receipt* from those Who conm to see
the races only are 'clear gain.
The beat la none too good for t the
State Fair. Mr* Edith Vanderbilt' de
clares and two raring circuits for the
State will ea«b Include the Rfate Fair
This Is the flrat time In North Caro
lina that there h»s been more than
one circuit and the first time thst
purses ran more than *>" to 3350
each?
But IF* a different story thin.year
There's the Grand Circuit with eight
members, each offering 35.400 or a
Intel of 3M.200 In purses Each mem
her has the aan)e rnce« with four
esrlv closing events Then ‘here ere
six 3400 open classes which should
attract a* many as the early dosing |
for practically stable* carrying
extra horses for these evevnts
F*ls« - j
cult besides Fair are Mount
Airy, Wlnston-Snleni. Gr«»« , nshore
Wilson. Tarhoro, Greenvvllle r»'< <
Wllliamston. " ,tl *V
The Grand Circuit will provvhte a
sizable lot of event* for the State
V*\t but this Isn’t all The State Fair
I* nlso one of alv fairs In on the
Short-Ship Circuit which Include* )
ttocVv Moon*. K J n**on. Fayetteville, j
Ooldshorq aml.Cllnton Fair*'
Eaeh member of the Short-Shin
Circuit, except the State Fair, will of
fer et"hl pitr»e* of X|AO eeeh The
Rtate Fair twill h»»v* six *4OO nurse* i
and th« four *l.ftoo nurses [telne n ]
- member n f Ipo'h the h rand Short-Shin I
circuits should br<n» amrtlctlln all 1
horse* to Raleigh during fair week, |
The ntrregnte nurse* of *C7.200 i
e-e»nl»r"etlew her"“Wtent throughout i
the I’nhM Stale*. Terentv-lwo
■ «ales aiuf Canadn. are represented In
'.he early entries Rome of the heit
home* tn the cottniry belnr In lhe
fiumbat _ * ; n |*l
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GOLDSBORO. N. C., SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28. 1823
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' —» twhjyMa. -»w»s
WIN NIDI !S !
• ‘ USING OVEH FlttTßf i
MILLION LBS SMP;
- •«r
Ui*clq Sam Spe^t. $lO Per
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THERE ARE SBli«|p
FAMILIES IN STATE
North Carolina’* 611,620 families
used approximately 4ti.Mh.tioo pouqd*
->f soap for washing t|*emaely*s last
rear, spending for this ’|*. 116.200 and,
'onsumlng in the prone** 60 pounds
of soap per family for the year
> The annual soap hill fnr keeping
Uncle Sam clean la
l3so.otMi.O<W and be uaa* two billion
Mtunda of soaptiln tbe Jqh
Only 310 a year la spent hy Die *v
'ruge Aftiericad family for cleanll
ie*a.
These flgure* Are furnished hy R
i. Dupre*, general kalea manager for
be Proctor A Gamble Company, who
•n summing up the use of soap In lhe
’nlted States for the year ending no
lune 30th. I*CX said:
"Two billion pounds of soap and
oap products were consumed by the
average of 4 4.person* to a family', ev
ery family In the country used ap
■rnxlmately 60 - |aiund* of laundry,
nllet and other soaps and soap pos
ters for washing, shaving, shampoo
ing. cleaning of clothes, homes, etc.
ilO a year I* spent hy the average!
American family for this purpose At
oday’s retail prices, the annual soap I
’till for the United State* Is npprox
mately 3250,0«0,(MKf
In addition to soup used In home*.
100,600 000 pound* Is <ft>ri*uine«! hy
* consumed hy laundries, hotels, of-.
Ire buildings, public Ijiattlullous and
in transtiortMtlon line*, and in the 18-1
luatrtul and textile field, where soup
I i* used for manufacturing priH-esse*.
j irconllng to \lr Dupree’s ttgurr* I
this add* another 500.00it.0n0 pound*!
i unking a total annus) consumption
I >f 2.5<W.04W pound*, the value of
i which Is estimated at 3312.0tNi,000
Georgia Going
After Rig Oil
Companies Now
Atlanta. Oa Aug 25 Evidence
’ charging that the large oil com pan tv*
I are ualng moh'od* which are In re
straint of trad* and block Independ
ent dealers from dealing with them
has l»«en received hy attorney Gener
al G M Napier who Is conducting an
. Invevatlgatton of the ga* situation tp
j Oeorgta he reported to «4iv. Walker
! tonight.
A further rephrl w||| tie made lo
the Governor hy Mr Napier when the
i latter returns from Mlnnleota where
he will attend a eooferenf'e with ref
erence •»* the gasoline altuatlon I.asl
week he reported lit*' gaaolltic prices ,
id the state were controlled at *"nod
and heck of the Rtandard Oil Com
peuy 1 .
' NEW OPERA HOUSE
WILL SOON BE IN
‘CONDITION TO USE
Mr. Finlay Making Kxt«nalv«
> Repair* lo The Übbv and The
t Kuildinu in General
HAS GONE TO NEW YORK
MAKE AHRANGBMBNTK
ageinent of Mr Ken D Finlay la fast
taktßit form as a real place of amuse-j
men) . Mr Klnlajr stated to a repre
sentative of th* New# yesterday that),
tie wee' upending approximately ST.-J
'HM» rebuilding tjie entrance, redeco
rating and Installing a ladlea rea
room which at all timna will hyve ni
ci.ldred. maid In attendance. A gen /
tlemen's smoking room will also l»e'
Installed 'The lobby at the ' head of
| the atalra will be decorated and fur- 1
nialted with wicker fnrnliure • to
' r 1
match which will Include readlna ta
: blea and aeveral chair*. The entire
Interior la being redecorated, and
' etutna there alwaya will be a good l
, a bow at the aama price. „
ij Mr Finlay elated that the opera
bnuae will be ready to open Ita doora
September the '3d The »how toying
1 people of Goldsboro and aurmutldhtg
I country will welcome with enthuel
aant the .opening of the new show
house Mr. Finlay will leave today
for New York to complete arrange
ments for the opening program, the
announcement of which will appear
dally from the date of bla reufrn.
It I* the general Impreeslofc. that the
I new show bouse wf|| he the moat
fro (Hilar entertainment feature that
I the city baa ever liad Mr Flttluy la
welcomed to Cnldshoro.
IIIIS I' Iff I M KIRI IN 111
I.ONIMIN IND niH IN |>4\
llerlln. Ana 2$ ~ Berlin to lonrion
and hack In line day wa* the record
trip made recently by the Oerigart
idl'd. I’leper. engaged In-the regiil.,
aerial nervier for- mall nnd paaaen-'"
gera. .
TTfl.. r arrived hi Bremen via Ham
hilrg mi the mil ward Might at tl a
m In the inoriiln/aand an hour .-m'
• i half later refillilcif the journey toj
Amsterdam and the Knglisb capital
lly 6. In In the Afternoon he wa a track
m Hremen by the name route, an I
irn nilniite« later *e;ii out fbr Her
Ifti f
Ol ls MINiS I.JIK M W t.OI II
Onrharh. Aug 2fi <!old-digger* arc)
working again along the iklvr rtveij
In pita which have lain Idle slnri J
l!i*s, and there Id real eacllenient In |
ihla prlncfpnlny of Wgldeck over re- j
|H»rl* which naaayer* hove nisita on
the reil day taken from the old dig-,
kina* ,
Dr Beyacblag. president of the In
stitute for Geology. has siudltd the
i pro'perty and discovered that under ;
'the archaic methods of the sixteenth
| century, 7ft per cent of the gold In
was Inal ’By using chlorine
| and other solvents the amount ot
gold obtained from, one ton of clay
J baa been at high aa ] 1-4 ounce* |
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Co-Ops Found Not Guilty
.In Case Ot Pitman After \
Jury Is Out Two Honors
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Pimm
OISPUTUTS Will
be in nor
/•ortraymMit Officiala Confidtnt
That K*nußn Will Avert the
Pending Strike in Anlkrnrlte
Field
EXHAUSTIVE DATE
BEING PREPARED
« —««>SI|'SW
Washington. Aug *».- Exhibiting
confidence that the opening of the
new anthracite parley nt Harrisburg
Monday will mark the beginning of
the end of the preeeat labor crtala la
that ■■ Industry govern mao t fuel
agencies today dewdted tkemaetvs*
almost entirely to prepartlon of data
which might serve to etroagbten th<
position of Governor Plachot who wilt
preside as the opening meeting .
Two ateMtlclena o t the V.'. g. Goal
I commlsotna were closely Idrntl
| Wed wit btbe ethewelivve survey
! made of the aatbrarttve Industry by
the rommleeton will attend the Hat*
Mtcoarller conference* la sddlthMi
{tn lhade tt Is understood that Mr
; wni tut?* *t khwrai~bmftai
resumption of an emergency program
|. for proeuring and dlatrlbuttng suhati
| luty* If his mediatory effort* prow*
unavailing. ’ 1
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ym\ Issued For
[ Old Clothing By
a Office
i for school
to get cold,
through Its
>ns. baa la
nd i-borS to
' lie furnished children dependant on
' tn# association for clothing In order
to attend school
Apy person who has old' clothes to
spare will plpaaae call HH or deliv
er them lo charities organisation at
the Battery.
rOHT tMIM.IHKK V 4IKK
CAMPAIGN ftl'E AMING RAM
Chicago. Aug. n -Fewer crocked
or at rained voices aa the result of
strenuous political apeak thg cam
paign* In the 1M24 election* and
which at the mum time may reach
a mtyqh wider constituency, la *4r"
In the appllcatlnns of the loud speak
Ing device used so aucceaafully hy the
late President Harding o nhla tour to
Alaska
Candidates will Ire enabled to ad
dress nrtlßon* of rlttxeus without vie
cal strain or discomfort. It Is Indi
cated. 0* the Instrument esn he In-'
stalled In any location, while atma*-
phertcal Vjouriltkons Cannot affect l!«
j operation, »
iPrealdent Harding was able, with
dui. straining bl(? voice, to maka him
self heard lo thousand* surroundtiu
tire ObeervatUm rqr Hpesklugs or ei-j
perlenee have stated that
oftly.n few hundred can hear an o|s-m
jttr udtiiess by the average speaker.!
I slid then they uniat lie close
j 'file speech amplifying* system Is
. i oiit|*> >-d of three isirtsble transmit
Iter* mounted on the ■ ratling of U«e
case observation tdatforni: a control
| rooyh In which Is located tile operat
ing ruck with It* amplifier* and ac
cessory apparatus: five projectors
mount jd la a ovuil-circle ou a *(iec- (
tally btltlt estenslon to the observe- 1
tlon bond and the signal aystsui The!
sound waves of the speaker's voles
are algwtrbed tgr the transmitter* and'
conveyed by wire* to the routipl)
room may are amplified and
then delivered to the projectors ou
the roof. Which serve aa megaphone*
t In delivering the word* . Ti
liv w#* 'V
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f 1 MEinEBgK ' I
j ABHOCIATBP PW>|
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PRICE FIVE CENT*
Plaintiff Files Notice of
Appeal and Arranass
To Sell His Tebaom m
The Open Market
ORRRNVILUC, Aeg n.~A verdict
• favor of the pftnatlff J, H. Ptumen
'u hla suit against the Tntiadao Gf*V
w* Association to bin signing «• «hn
oat met of the association hat Is tw- .
'Of, of the association on the rrmytd •>
vtdencc Issue we* relumed here l)h
iftemoou hy a jury afte[ two honre
lellberatinn Judge t.loyrt He Hen ‘
Immedlntely ruled that the -tTdUt
vn* com redict ory and the dhwee Met
•e decided solely on the mutd hMMn
vhere u pea he nit nirtde. the vntdM
'nspfar aa If Won tn favor of Plltma* 0
nilld ,In favorthe aasociatteo |M
•rderpd Jndgment M ln thj amount of
‘he coat of the trial wgnlmt Mttmaa
The caae had been submitted With
wn Is# nee- naavnty whet beg |f|-
usn*» contrail he set aside oh the
handled M percent of the tohhgon
crop of taw and thereupon ihedll
ml have lum tinned ns ga orgedtan
ion nnd whethar the assoetotteO fcd
-oipmjtted fraud.
Immediately after the ver#M -mad -
Kmugbt In Judge tWtoa heard h*JpT^
■aseunl gs tghgyce He*—i >h l|Mr'
soelatioo uu the sruuod that th4r«oy
tlct waa against th* weight 4t JO*
svtdanon. The nantlun to ggt- mSm
vas dented and tha . defense JRk
made s second motluu to Mg kIW
ou a point of Uw. Judge Ftorton «y
towed I IB* motion sssertlMr that |hg
Jury had found' no fragd had hath
committed and that fftttnma do*
hound to the terms of the cootrpM
on* aecMon. of which l*n the mollhr
of the amount as th* crag to he
handled lo the etecntlW MhNMKdb
of the aawM-iallon. Judge tfertgg
held that aa the executive cnnpktM
bad decided to organlne wit hoot
slderlag the TaMpuMl that Ptttmeft
Was bound by (It* dec Is ten.
Iminmllately foUpwlgg the setting
aside of the verdict tn’tha.Jket l*pu«
sad the order!ngof Judgment foe oaatn
against Pitt man the plaialMf served
notlye of an appeal Me then gave ‘
damage provided for the contrnei la
bond for the rive percent per pound
order that he might offer hla IMS
crop on the open market. TMs gin*
waa don* hy Y. M Crigp who ba» a
similar case pending tn order that he
might mostfel hla 1*33 crop.
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ARUKMTOIK KIMIW
MIR* xnsOtfi rROTRIT PRITR -
Buenos Aires. July 37.—A coopers- "
Hvy assocfatloft nt cat.t|»- gulaera ehb
llar to those operating la th* Balled
States la being organised by Mr.
Thomas A la- Bretou. MtnlsXnr of
Agriculture, to protect tbetr IgUdn*'
and Insure fair price* for stock gpM
to packer* for eiiM-ct *mf'i M Ik*
Hueno* Aire* meat trade. ‘
raltlg raising I* ArgenUna'a nt*e>
reached such low levels that sogm
lime*. It I* asserted, they do net Rpv
' • r the m«t hf traneportation from Ut
rum be* Ur U Brwloo would horv*
, 'be cattle raisers cuuporato In w*.
wveuftng off erg to the market rogtrd
' leas of deuiund. by regglgttng' opo- *
sign menu and .i-Hlln* directly with
the packers nnd bntebern.
rSINTINIRR AMITM- ARRIAL |fT
I* 'roll. Aug M—The progMnA Rnr
Jal hunting expedition 40 tig ATattg-.
• ‘role which a anmbor of Detroit gad
N*w Ybrk men Naaaod to
month, has been postponed natH
| ft»*V7ft** .* - »
■ Difficulty In esfahMshtng fuel ffn-
I lions eq route sad anpptytng tkAm
■ w|tb adequate stocks of Ultlkt
> caused the postponemout. AtMhg
those who wdr* to make up the ygfty
were William k. Metagor. Harold H
Kmmona, and Huwahg C. Onfflw. iof
Detroit, and Inglleh ML Dpfhran 081 ,
1 ha Ties V Redden, of New ,