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KBikNK POKTEB „ president of the Uni.
•'•'»»■ JL with univewd
versity ®* intrarenting to many people
proval and one i ^chuich in this county and
‘L!''p„r^en ^^hLiffberied miny of his ancestors.
,«anuncea who h«e ^“1™ ^^‘^^JUss the conntyi
jouniidM ^pcon^ --J.-
it irtll W foew«ided,;.tai^
gag excitabie sniD& ^ ^ ^
XhJ- UocMafeer- IS, J^e
in SiBnoiiiiduan,
'jm GoUhnnt: •' . :-.
idi» folrwa^
iNaver wire ^WijalwMtton jffleto I erw
aeftbite hiBtffWctK^
idnileasant - ocijnpttMbonfe. Write
SSmondp. where aecw^ under
Btaad how ffl*ward. Cannot send eny-
thBfC more tall reti^ Rchmond.
jvffl. aend 600 for 200 Ohiot I
bought, not^ Bichmond -price paid
aL»*> . PaijEe'. Bales,‘ i£ aiw»' ,^. .
A letter fr^m the brokerh to Cau-
wm on the .same day »6SBurei the
ijfiriwp as.loilows: “ . . .Dm not worry
about aw bjwak in the^ ^ket as
we- will nrot^ iron ■ «md, itopose of
your boldins^ when we believe it m
^ best tiipe to dispose of tnena. . . ]
~ Followine a nundier (tf telejrraHM.
Cannon en January 4, 19M, wrote to f
Gddiurst askihiE ^at- pifimpt state-*,
ment be sent Mm. He signed tJiisl
Mter “hastily and smcensly” and
add*^ A;P!dBtscnpt:
life _____
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OF TBA^S-%^
deep 'appreciationi-’-'^r-—•■’■'• -
y^tinr of Mm J^ra C. Conoly^
K^l
^ . „,.w« ‘^f^' tiie daric^haired dapsel to
teachers and Scotch ahce^b^ 1 i^tt^%n* Febmarv lo. i»28.
Being a native of ^3^evi oratlfVing mat tms | Cannon -explained ari i
3, Kim nil themd&e »e of us and it is gratiiyuiB . Uome of hU stocks, spying; “If I
makes him , opposition, ^ ^ taMi .witi^you I might
honor came to him, unsoog ’ , _ Franlr Graham incollegd ^ke some other courm'-Bat.I have
*1 'll”* him. We never ITOW dj;",S^^saSry’^ehKnf”».«oo whi , dr gileebt s. wmbIbt
-• .‘^^.“l^/^'^deserved to he more
con^ipatlon that I was un^e to
one who kn^W him. His bnl- ^ i wrote -i^u on Thm?- Mv SpWly. I
«eity for^yvorh won
_ . . himi in aC-«G.£.nV»«fl,nbecame yMlow as .1 1‘W
many honors
r;4hdr;SSp';i;^;R^„fv-.ne who hn^.*^-
liant mind and almost en&^d^wacat
.... .. Tr •••AM w\i
his college life
fellows.
The Univer^y
.pli^ as one
guiding h^nd
aU the seci^5^j2_“^
ten
to
“w09lai»i" jmsad uloww
barrii inM^pd^ wtt *
rwwiyddfiiiit^^ posl-
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“TO THE i^EOPLE
tbuNTY!
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I take this , method of-thanking you for the s^dtt ^
“tSirity givSrare.in jionr Cunty;f^ S-ditStor of.:tte>-
9th Judioa districts I note that you gave me a sub.
stantial majonty in pre.Wt. a eompUment that I
indeed ap^iate.
ment by ihe^le Wsi^ gi»d Cjiifty Wil, if I am
dected in Novembra. “yi r^^ *®
performance o^ riiy bifticial d^ ,
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bad fr^ne^t h|l?rv ^
o^Memoh iJecame y^low as -f ,1 had ]
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.giit money
the ■ losses.,”
Ckniidn Asked To Raise
I ' V A’-few 4ays 4at©r,j on Fel
the AUSTRALTAN ^ . . ., W
vmitages it IS a safe bet that the peopie will never again be with-
out'■ them. ■■ r'y^ • “ I'r ’'' ' '"‘^'jf'iidh'TT'"* “W'irc iBiiss 'Suilctfefirigiv-
TnircOTrSilJ^W" - «l#siEROF D^S . .
FOB I am a Thisi is to .^ojmce o a.
tiif'sh*^ SOU’“lost
yoti gtet your iMonuaiion vun
pjte evAdently not prophets ^*e
first gradei aUd .with
SFthe^ Paige and the. Northern Ohio
(whichT*by the wayi was .doing very
when I last noticed .4) all of our
Stocks have gone bwk and walked
in the trough of th® h§^*, * •.A.J,..aS..
#ritkiv' tWs, hQ!wewr,,.e^P2c^ly “
sgliiphasiz©. the .Iwt thSt I
_ -.—ia:™ A- talio kiicE eicoenstve
FOK toiivyrii’
This is to onnounce thait 1 lam a
eandidfltft for the Democratic no»^-
tion. for the position of Cotton
Weigher for Hoke County, sui hect to
VifSttiA as expressed
candioaie lor wre ArcuivA»i^.»- — i
tion for the office of, Regi^flrif ..oi fri
Deeds of Hoke Qf«mty, wb3^ ^
WrighwfoT Hoke County, sui iject to 1 a";fe;d^talh feV*®
tW the ^ ® the ytotwViPf : held ra&e for the balajiCft Jor. ydu untd ^ohardtte*
S''Ju^y Sthr J’dv 5% .1930^^ ^ -Bfeei JpyoS^ i fng**^^MarS“2. hfe wired
iMavtin McKeithan. > , r.mrVW^last %Me U'O «4a.,^a', :n„ist ygu
^^,G>o!iy -.
iQlWSUonJ
mt'^^i^lteih
^ ilte “nervous
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Martin McK^tun.
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Cdnneih^Si
Brol^r
"s Ifo fiis
lifncfe Public
atcii prafeWlrffl^M 1’ia^st”?^
share. Pool in the stoc^iEih^d senijj fequested immedi’-
it to 112 befol^tiexti^ri^y.; .the-iexw
everything
everytfting pos**i|^e to get
teimediately. hni forward i»000 tor
“xQte to Goldhnrst:
ro
Show He Traded *'Oii
Margin In Wide Range
oi Securities
Wianted Receipt 4t Once,
night .special delivery.” * > ^
Or. February , 29, 1928, . Campn
prensa., Metkodistej Sao Paulo, Bra-1 keenAjhc ite^
ziL C^not consider LlrrighT C ^ed st.al&g that
returmng voyage. Sailing ninth, ar- B $1,000 ^ou owdd han-
riving New York, November 22, ^nd balance on 200 shares of >Iatch
cabling anything necessary or pyoftt- di® omance and Mcured hhs, not come. My inena in tpe^ oana
aWe” . . yv Ia^b VSarTH W^ote sejid-,;ha? been,alarm^ by the judge’s de-
Other cables passed from Cannon! checks of thit- account, casioh in the Bbel ease and insistsj
to Kable on Octoter 13. ^ and la ^ receipt to my of- thait I must know bw this account I
until Sunday, October 16, 1927, , these checks, so Miss Bur stands and I cannot elcplain your
according to the file. Cannon telephones me. Send receipt failure to send it/ > ' ,
“..“f"!-.-. ...... ^ mS keen terAfC.mt.1 AeVn, o„ Ap^ ’
haivCiiAww A,
'atelv”'.'Hili y^ mit off- with: thof ex
ipIflT^iATt the brokers that! tter
mimdous market has put us' sev-
eiM. days behind. Will try to forward
ataWfent ^ you today. Th^s.
“■Why has not this settlement been
smt?” demanded Cannon in a let
ter tp Golhuifst on April 6. “I went
to the office twice last Tuesday wd,
,w&fi would bd
iy. I wired you that- night, i but it
Kna ,not come. My friend in the_ bank
• ' .• U.:^ i-VkA. {nylcro’a Hp-
X^HEim are' iiianf jrmm *e.w.—«.-w.r -o^
I ^cii you can kul^cfl ^
jiiit .^e^iml'wd'^cohduMve; th*ii
rtfriga^daiot^My^ -■ - 1J-,
K ‘\z4.: in.'.'' .', . .,...:
amazing af«w»gei/vcc^,
freezing ikne an recardi,
jT€€li^g rccQn^jH . ^Ve- i- "
Only Kelvinatojr fiai'thefanioim labvThermic Tu^>M«l»
* -- a cold olate imiifce M^i4hie«Sil> 6wt4itee*i^ compart*
net as a cold pMfe uni»r a speemi* 6wt4iceoe&^ compart*
I TTHE NEV^
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. h‘‘SmiJl dbwiA^'jfei^ifeeiit oto any;, model.
• ance payable oyeri ik Iwsrifrf of ti^o yctn^i
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Rocrtved Almost- Daily' - Cabled
Quotations While '
Abroi^..,
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wayi
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V WasM^^n, June l.-^uthentac
copies of long-miwwfsf^
poodence throwing nev^ iight 91^
New York buckri; ijhop
of Bishop James Cannon, j Jr;.
made available port
ly after the Ssnate c®™®^
tee (abandoned its a^rnpi t^-^4®
tee oha^ned ite a^mpt W Wyj brokerage firm ---
^ myst^ of hw t^ 1^^ ». tj^e ^.^agh of Kable and Co.,,;had been
fnnds en^^ to closed by the Goveqimf
1928 Presii3ntial camnaignt -MnwamKa
What Documeaf^/InMcatf
The aocuments -unpppded;
than two yeare ^7,?^®^^^^^!?^!-
Attorney Charles Tuttle m JTeW York
and sui^essed agrin today by.v,tue
lobby oofaMnitsse’s EWtiion indicate: r
1. Thiit the Mrite)^ prelate
dealt on margins in a Wide range of
highly speculative autbihotrve -oil -and.
indmtrial stocks and' bption& j ,Tlie
KAop has repeate^y asserted",hf
was buying on thu in8tallin®iit“l*“‘
2. T^ on at least' five difrwnt
Sunday’s between September 17, 1927
and May 8, 1928, the dry Mad«rwho
had also b^ o leader in tbar! ||^m^pA(t
for Sabbath 0‘!.©ervance • l^iDslntaon
disfvttched orders or queries cbnceril-
ing his speculations to Goldhurst. ^
■ 8, 'Rmt pressed Jxa ijaanfins ‘oT
coUaterri he sacured an advance on
his Bishop’s salary to satisfy r'pbld-;
jhurst. “ ' i '>rp ? -
1 dSoUows: .,. n+ Jml.e She must keep her,accounts | Again, on Apm ^a »»/»■-“;
“Bbel offers 5000 Motors option 10 ^t wlftt you ed to Goldhurst for* a stetement,
.p 30 .toys. Ms .hether S^v IM msX wkSr’“pisn Mdi* -ta .
better offer^; whether or shires of stock but in friends not to count their chickens
profit thait high. In mg eUminate *«^|y ®{ . anything unta they are HJeherf/ ^
unnecessry words. Hlf rte eight «ther e\eni i ^ ^ Finally, on April 20. J928. when no
S’is hW SI Very iissvy...” sUtemsnt to* been .Jscs'V'i fe”
AtfMn on Mai^ 1.^ 1928, Cannon Goldhurst, Cannon dispatched the
•wrote Goldhurst M a Tetter whch He following telegram:- , ,>( V.;
^^sBesUsniisiy ‘Abd ^SIwsS*'^
ter mVJwk sake but for yours 1-2, Middle 5, Marconi 16 or better.
SL vL are not a prophet of the Ebel failure ir^de him
first grade. I do not know from whom sist reliable houses promptly -report.
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unnecessry- wurus. Hlf rte eight.
Never greater activity. Hope ressell
Leigh soon.” .
Ebel and Oo. Had Been Closed.
Ebel and Co., was another New
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closed by the Goverpment.
On Sunday, November 6, 1927 Can-
lion sent a radiogram; “Fully protect
J • ^AA ctolioMa Tai-AQAtlf
Hiirinp' purchate 700 shiare^^^^resent
doubtless lost if conditions
iflursi.. • * ->. > i .'■
. 4. TJhat he received aM^ost daily
cabled market closing \ quotations-
-"Ifrom GoliOlUTst whi]e„,alyoad or in
South ^rieg.
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5. 'That he continued tp deaKwith
Kable and Co., after ‘ the Rjdirewifd
bank, from which he borrkw^Rjikfflev
to finance the deals, vfamed him
that Kable and Go., wds p.i^lyibly.
not a reliaMa firm. .
6. That Cannon guch an intiv
mate friend of GoldHurst that hh' 4ign-*
ed letters to the latter Ҥffe)ctipmtel.V
iind sincerely yours” ana in one c^e
' asked the bucketeer to the daVk-
haired damsel to hold on- to my* pert»-
jfolio.”
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Scat Radiogram From Ship
The first message in the Cannon-
Kable correi^iidencecs*' according An
the transcript now. i£ tbe hafids roi'
ilie committee, is a md^ram ^ifiant
T40 CviUUllVwCy 1® 9 4^«-sa«*
1>T the churchman to CoWhui^ firom
the S. S. Western World en -mute
to Sao PaPulo. Braail, on Sunday,
October 2, 1927, as fMlows:
"Kindly continde senn cable./by
five daily either dafdtTW ca‘te,*ie^
ter or direct, (ta my cables nmy indi
cate. giyUi.iiidlbiiitf>nagto
sngggi^-rig ateamer ^uihern ^CfoBI
aailing^4Mtober 22 addressinj; me Im
option aouDiiess wsii ii couujuunc
exceedingly fiivorable not 100 to 500
dope 131 cable oCssTwise delay cabjc
linally Monday ciosing quotations
same stocks.” , ^
On December 2, 1927, Kable & Co.
telegraphed to Connon at Ri’.hmona.
Va.:
“Kindly forward $2,000 to bring
your account to cate. _ Thanks. ’ ^
To v'nich Cannon, writing to Goal-
hurst on the f.'iJT.e day, ta plied.
“A wire was sent me from Rich
mond today from Kable and Co. You
will x'3call that I told you several
times that I had certain settlements
to make as executor of an estate
about December 7, and that I could
not buy anything unless understood
that I would probably he tied up
till the 16th. I am .sorry .anything
was bought unless that was thorough
ly understood, as there has be^ no
daajige in this situation. I certainly
regret that we happened to
such a line of difficult shock?. K*h®'
Iv have statement made put show
ing 41 sal>9 and purchases since
last statement was sent on Novem-
^ler iO, w>hich sboiwed balance of
$18,035. Have all purchase of Por
to Rich, Eaige and Moon and all
sales put on; statement, ^fnd
pie at the Mayflower, Wnshiii^n„
as I will'com? back
for Sunday. Itegrettmg very »
the loss of the motor call S1,0«0.
Get $400 After Bard Struggle
On December 10 Cannon, wrote to
^**‘?c^e down to Richmond today
nTid managed after a hard struggle
to land $400, which I Ana
by draft. I am being ®^®^
and fearful of flop in-,the Paige
Butterick, Porto Rico and C
consnired to induce. pessimism. 1
started to wire sell 171-12 but thought
surely weald xpak® 1®* ^ ^'eUai
17-12 will be Mgh on Monday, b?1
flt^hat and-repurohaiie
do’ not get cau^t on a slfimp or^T
shaU thfck all our ventures are hoo-
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We have a full stock of Gerto Fruit Jars,
Jelly Glasses, Tops and Jar Ribbons, Vine-,
gar, Spices and Sii^ar.
Full line of Fancy Groceries. Every
thing for your party or Picnic.
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Phone 243 , 7 '
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Drive up to our station ^and^toclt your
horn^we will Ty^elcbme the opportumty. to
serve vdttf'^Feel'at Hhfehy to come hei^e
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