If on taken to hi. home In May 19.0. the Graduate A. to hi. for writing the the coming now , N. C. where hi. of Princeton MM became the he h. T of three million dollar es wanted to make my own of the ran-I. THE CAROLINA HOME FARM ant. Here I T The wanted other, to American hi.- , for a year. Except for tutoring In .,,., men a. Th i. the bench, to the convict him which could not accepted with- of American History definite, and In road making a boom, drat to the county In the of the count fund. In wage, otherwise for feeble labor and f tOn. Publish by Break and a few other studies that he might be necessary en- did not come, nail squarely on the head when it Inc. . ., ,. until after the New Jersey State IV-1 view. the common sense rule of to Princeton, he busied I , . a 1- Editor. WORTH CAROLINA with reading, looking up the historic points of the city and with the contention, on September U which Wilson expressed In hi. ins method, by their productivity. had nominated him for the gov- in considerable -he making is In the following Mon to him during hi. campaign for a felony of It i. an unfortunate feature of life that all that Idleness and criminal are effectual bars to reformation. her NOT went Democratic presidential candidacy. In Georgia has The health conditions of prison, are u . . II W of the may ,,. and elected J and other Southern attested. But the work of and open at the parsonage a social center by , Urge look to hi. reference. can facilitated by the Dur- -hen, a. inferior not only of competent and elevating than the dreary hope- All card, of thank, and man campaign by ordering It claimed by Will's but well of road making of the prison cell. men of hi, party of In the campaign that he had ,,,. I B the county can improve a pr word. men of culture and brilliancy. Be- m H, China while , ,,. at hi, never to return He also advertising n , Democratic and Senate a direct primary per Una. up to fifty Hum. Wilmington one day in . . . ., . , and law which the 01- expressing scorn and disgust for m ,,,, unmistakable gain. an. testimony in direction. exertion ha. limits and A MUM of lecture, delivered at ,,. of machinery the upkeep machine but when the one Entered a. matter September. to enter Princeton New university in contained ,, , comparatively the other, under the 19.0. at the post at .,.,. About this time he dropped of I book. only supervision of an engineer, the Greenville. North Carolina, and be- et of March S. . g- 1912 Wilson for President Governor twenty-five years they were but ahead will have good roads at the MM MOT. a. Woodrow Wilson. had to by his attempt to ,. , than other counties very expense, the road, will be Wilson attained a under how in the year, between made ,,. ad cf ma- j properly located, both with reference once among his mates in the and responsibility gravitated to- are- moreover, more likely to availability for traffic and upkeep class No less l of the for ,, the president of the prove durable than those dependent Incidentally, the will of WIN . ,.,, He a simply upon human muscle an average of M r cent or not , Mr second look. . pay every county in A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE four course. u n mm , textbook in many no, only to pert en- son barely got then.- he rank- and colleges. This fol- but to buy modern road forty first. Wilson made this statement. by two books of essays. Then machinery. Where counties Dr. Woodrow Wilson was born in being a good student at foundation for and to each other are unable Va on Wilson became managing ,,, is not a plan History of the American to afford, individually, either He is the son of Dr. Joseph It. the college paper and for age pension, but for the grant-1 Mr. Wilson has made countless one. it is the simplest In the I Presbyterian minister, and the undergraduate activities. . of on and has written a word pool funds and use the en- grandson of Judge Wilson, an Ho , groat ground of number of essays on political. and the machinery turn and Irishman of Scotch descent, who mi- specializing on gov- the and economical topic. from County Down to . and the lives of j applied to the which have never been put book convict labor in James Wilson prosper- leaders. To this he added for a allowance. His in writing is clear and u and of the Aurora, in and ex- , myself to be en- vigorous and his fiction, both In a leading Democratic Journal. He belonged adopted by the and speaking is noteworthy for dolphin then being the national , WILSON TURK ., It in Ohio, that J. not a ha no lo IX THE Wilson, the father of Wood- ho ft have a better chance for rehabilitation than under Intramural conditions. If frequency of one's name In print brings gratification. Colonel has kept on that broad grin the past week. o--------- Possibly some of them are block- progress In the Chicago with I view of a bigger price be- offered for votes. row Wilton, on W, Ho was the scholar of James family. college sophomore orator. upon. A man who goes Into politics. bound by the principles of honor puts An epoch in American colonial his- SIDEWALK SKETCHES I . At age of M signalized the his family, and all who may ho do- was marked by the opening of closing of his days U on him for support. the Philippine held in him as in 1844 V turn of the Its own grounds and buildings on the tut which ho taught school and pro- . . pared for the ministry at Western Theological Seminary and In Joseph It. married of Dr. Thomas Woodrow. a of day. who m I from an- The Rev. Mr the father of national Review. In Its issue of August of fortune, I fell entirely outskirts of Manila, during the first with an article entitled. -Cabinet , socking provide weeks of the present year. The pro- Government in the such risks, when TO gross made by the island, under article compared and for supposed lean guidance In all of . ,, wove shown native processes and American systems of , w to by right and long out in the British, I under the of the . t-1 m -son took up ,,, no. b, favor. law course at the of that upon r. of whore lie in a long, my application the com- and in member- the trustees of the of and police of Island,, was the medium through THE LIBRARY them the dethroned and THE library Is a ed remarks of Mr. in thirty high brow at- two volumes, with footnotes in the to the Hebrew; all of W. Shake- modern h o in e utterances that got by the which is used as ,. . , national hoard of censorship, together a substitute for intellectual front gazetteer which age. Nobody leaves the reader in a pleasing stale tends to build of mental a collection nowadays of Alec romances in limp without allowing leather and rhetoric; a shelf for a library fill- full of historical novels written in ed with sectional Indiana and based on events that bookcases. read nobody ever heard of before. While lug lamp and the It is not Important that the books in before he was called as pas- drooping .- . . styles of hand tooled a library should match the mental to Staunton. Va . where third W M of hemp, sugar, cocoa- There Is so much competition ability U child. Thorn When Thomas Woodrow was to Old his father took I pastorate .,,,, ,.,, and an oratorical prize to At- recall. discussing the mat- and will do under American direction, library is considered complete collects cobwebs and the Action o Vi whore a third .--.- ,., .-----. cultural products, sugar, cocoa- hi.-.- .,. . MB ms born and l ml, and do. to grant the and m i , . the management and through the of Wilson-s tenor solos. As Governor. Will in changed hi. work of Mr W. Barclay, the ran ., library In his home that In May M his law attitude toward the Initiative, refer- director general, the exposition neighbors to back up essential that the bindings should with the wall paper and when this is overlooked a man's taste for literature Is liable to be discounted fully 1-3 per cent. The free public For twenty rated what the native can j loud murmurs of admiration. is a place where solid read- In Augusta. Ga and soon hoc one of the most note, minis,,, of J and encouragement. Even days without the following ,. .;. . rT. . and long month. b gave tip. were- I have since Hives- chiefly and woven gm one m o- i, on of influence Allan., experiment, how over, was and I want to to those More than worth of of WOrks, with uncut out he embraced the Confederate WU Idle, He Improved his time by bosses and place II In of American teachers and more than B the promises of Mis. Ellen Louise people. I to worth of goods from the , anon to be his wife The ,, ., power favor exhibits were during boy. Is described by John T. , , , . one of Hi, teachers, as The earliest recorded mention of week. . The young couple were mar- Woodrow Wilson as a Some new decorative In color or and exceptionally studious. stall, are congested with people who gallop through a book search of the love scene. The library is a use- invention and if a man stays In it long lie will he able to for any conversation which doe. not lead into the subway. MM. Tommy Wilton, UM Augusta school Press Comment Me for fear a good beginning may make a bad ending, If some of those or chaps get extra Dispatch. l-led in 1785. In appeared is In the form of a loiter writ- native woods and vegetable products ten by someone in Indianapolis to the marked the buildings and their a study of Government of that city the line of was noted by the western visitors. Tonal Job W J. Bran is wilting about the convention tor the New The most important instructor of young Wilson, however, was his father., a man of wide information on the affairs of the world His father believed that Committee Woodrow Wilson inauguration as President of York World. Mr. usual Job v , The hulk of the labor on volume This fain, boom was re- those no. familiar with the J u, . ,.,, h could nick y . def Z. -s done during Wilson's two-year ,,. ,, I. a, the W color effects produced by the n science of government it Cub, New York, who,, M, combination of the cream tints of the this result Tom written set down, be was learning a method of Ph. D, Presidential nomination. recording and transmitting n language of Harvey's Harper's pi, regard It as the of he was already well able lo teaching political economy to the girls Weekly, for a time gave ardent sup- the of Bryn Mawr. From this Institution to Wilson's campaign for the and province. Star. The moved from Augusta whore but at the beginning of Known u he remained until called to this support was Withdrawn, the and Its wheat his sou . do As I Johns Hopkins which ac- u of honor. On that hemp the pale green of the sugar hag real ex- taught his sou to do. as i of and the hold of a situation came to learn the the work a, a thesis and con- Col. George Harvey mentioned of symbols In which e degree of as I for for u. out of pillars and other structural work of business. If it keeps us In we Duncan In Carolina Duncan of North Carolina is landing with the forces in Chicago. He likely under- land, there Is nearly a year for pie to be dished by Mr. Taft, when after that time- Well, the will be in Dispatch lining to Kind I Hard And the probabilities are that either one of the gentlemen will find It to win in the Chicago convention than In election this Herald. When Speak Truth . . j- In to occupy the chair of Rimer's printed this was remarkable. Among the the official spokes- resigning his pastorate to me , . have such chair of Pastoral and Evangelistic In name of Woodrow Wilson U t m, pro,,,, rep Theology in Presbyterian of candidate for President was taken M the hat. Theological At Columbia President made It clear at down from the head of these columns won many the Tommy attended Charles the start that condition, at the In response to a statement made to chiefly for rubber, hemp, corn and Democratic contests private school At the age of he were to be changed, and, directly by Governor Wilson, to tobacco. This province also sent entered Davidson College at Davidson, the for better or for worse, to he effect that our support was affecting of coffee, pronounced by ex- lo be equal In flavor to any in the world. Peanuts, tapioca, beans North Carolina. radically. He stated hi. candidacy Living at the college was rather to be revolutionized, and In the famous con- primitive; the boy. kept their own went so far to say he would endeavor which followed, Col. Henry room., filled their own lamps. t up and brought in wood for their own finer, as and declared who he had and carried In water from the HI. politics kept him In almost con- hoped would prove another and barley were In brilliant profusion. From a number of can excuses or rate localities native was nut haven't you heard and much admired, h'm counsel for a murderer pump. Young joined a conflict with the had turned out to be merely a school- a,. potter, products from U. society and played on tho baseball and In tart, the I Th. which a once having the pleasure of the It a. an author that Mr. lug the captain say, history marked hi. term achieved a degree of fame make a dandy player If you weren't so Wilson's friend, say it was a conflict of Princeton. A. an author he l now blamed a and democratic known. Hie largest literary Ba did not the year at president and the force, of privilege achievement hi. five volume for he fell before examination, and tor, the American The even to man, of the Wilmington Dispatch. apparently May It probable the j moving and ,,, of the with is all right. In the fourth is likely to be a very one. After fourth of next March It will be President Woodrow II Is a quiet day In aviation that does no. record the death of aviator. Of all the candidates, the selected the best man in the bunch. Bryan Is a fighter who to of exhibition will encourage , and man and a. a model for the working so far tho Democratic out of Out at party la concerned, but we de the Baltimore convention was some- thing remarkable. WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF G. H COX Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity Advertising Rate, on Application WINTERVILLE, June Nannie Braxton came home Thursday after an extended visit to friends In Goldsboro, Raleigh and Madison. Mis. Braxton an excellent young lady and her many friends are glad to have her at home again. For years she has been matron of the girls of the W. H. S. and has done a great work, not only as matron, but a. a staunch and helpful friend of the school in a thousand little way and we can as- sue her that the Baptist throughout the slate greatly appreciate her loyal- and faithfulness to the school Dr. F. F. Cox left Wednesday for New York where he will resume his work in the hospital. For Perfection wire fence call on the A. G. Cox Manufacturing Company. They have just received a car load and can furnish you any kind ore height of fence or barbed wire fence you at a low price The firm is composed of a set of men who always stand for the square deal and who delight to please you above everything else. If you want tobacco trucks or flues send them your order now so you will be sure of getting them when your fine crop of tobacco begins to take on the golden hue. Miss May Smith, of Ayden. vis- Miss Lucy Belle Langston near here. A. W. and Company will take great pleasure Introducing Into your home the new perfection, three burner oil stove. It's a dandy There will be a picnic at Cox Mill July the Everybody invited. Nice new umbrella, for you at A. W. Ange and Company. Misses Jeanette and Grace Cox relative. In Ayden yesterday. Our lolly, cheerful Mr. Frank Is all smiles because that car load of land he ordered for you come in good time for you to get yours and raise a good crop of peanuts this fall. Our boys suffered defeat at the hands of the Greenville fans day. The score was to favor of the boys from the great of Pitt. Miss Lucy Belle Langston was town a short while yesterday visiting Miss Clyde Chapman. Her here are numbered by population of town who hope will avail herself of the opportunity of coming again real soon. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carroll left this morning for Mr. R. W. Dall, the friend of the hungry. Is still his market with beef. fish, fresh barrel of pork lamb. He will treat you right. Taft administration matter, are Intending to cure some a. conversation parcel, post merchant co week. marine and the enforcement of pure Mr. Rowe is spending some laws the platform brag, but prom time at G. W. nothing. The party has no pro- Miss Dimple Manning went to gram. Saturday afternoon. On the subject of the tariff could not be avoided the platform Is ., . , ,, . ., , blind to the dreadful record of the, party and barren of who attended the sessions of promises of that It firs. the Assembly at Winterville glories the tariff and then greatly delighted. The mil. In a single sentence that tariff taxes are too high and ought were and Instructive. to be reduced; but it makes no grasp of the sub- Suppose we could talk to Mars, suppose the wise old people up there should tell us that millions of years of experience had made clear the Week's Bab Hill Mini, Some I. is believed by scientists that the planet Mars may be striving at this moment to communicate with money making is a foolish of light are seen on her Bur- How many of us would cease the border of that part of striving for money The very Mars known as Lake giving us the message would pat- of learning believe that the his interstellar talking process are trying to signal our earth. die happy with a huge fortune Possibly they are trying. How cheerful also will it be a mil- Of this you may be or so years hence We shall then be like a very young child among the planets. Two of older worlds will be talking and we shall be per- to listen, but not to interrupt. We shall hear questions put as to or liter we shall communicate with all planets and perhaps through the ran receive news of outside system. have lived comparatively but a few hour, on this earth. The destiny. on Mars is millions of We know older than our own. I through space. Is dragging us toward I some unknown spot In the universe I Our older brothers will have definite ideas as to where we are going and why we are going there. Although we are still primitive ages we have done wonders already. We can talk instantly with a ii. so cross-legged on the under upper side of our earth. We can send a message around the earth in a few seconds. shall talk to Mars as us we get out of our down here. It will be interesting to follow their speculations and occasionally, If permitted, to offer our feeble little Ideas, as the smart boy occasionally speaks up before his elders. Our future as one of a family of planets freely communicating with Look Into the ordinary cradle where each a week old baby lies nursing his wrath or trying lo talk to Ms toe. There are around him eighty millions of other hunt t hundred mil- lions if all the he. baby, cannot say one word to of them. He does not even know bis Like humanity on this earth, he Is busy growing up He has not had lime lo spread out and get an in- in his surroundings His liver must get the end of his milk diet. His legs must get straight and strong. He must learn to creep and walk. After a period as extensive in his life as a thousand centuries In the life of his race, he begins lo talk to those about him We do not believe that the time ha. yet come for us to talk to the or to the Inhabitants of any other planet. They may possibly be us up there, as a man Inexperienced will signal to a new-born baby or even try to make It understand what he says. It Is probable, however, that Mars, far advanced In science, as superior to us as we are to new born infants, would use the light only to attract our Interest and let us know- that when the times conies we have an older brother planet anxious to chat with this baby earth. It will most interesting when the talking time does come. The men who have lied, studied, experimented mil- lions of years ahead of us will be hit to tell us many things that we need to know. Like the baby In the cradle, we are compelled now lo discover everything for ourselves. Our old brother Mars. as soon as we can understand, may help us to take step, forward. Jut a. a younger brother, as soon a. he can speak, is taught by hi. elder In one of our families. It will be Interesting also, lo ob- serve how we shall probably reject good advice given us, a. the young person here rejects the words of ex- He must have a dull Imagination who believes that the eternal law regulating matters here has put such limits to our possible development as would shut us out from a share In the big solar family life to which we belong. A Conceited Shuffling and Insipid Platform Any living man who should com- embody In the flesh the of the Republican platform Just published from Chicago would show in his and figure such of character that he would certainly be added to the number of the unemployed. It may be too severe to say that this ambiguous and cowardly reflects the character of the gen- who presided over the Re- publican platform committee. Let rather say that the character of the platform is the character of Mr. Fair- It Is Fairbanks ex and raised to supernatural degree and and forcible feeble- It Is a boastful of the past self satisfied with the present and weak vacillating in everything has no definite program on any pub- question. It dismisses every pressing issue either In silence or with vague terms which mean nothing. To the contents of this document seems a little like the anatomy of a tub of lard. Hut a few specifications may be attempt- ed. To begin with the platform Is very notable for the things It does not contain. It Is of course wholly vacant on the subject of the vast transform- national movement for direct came pretty near putting an everlasting end to the kind of con- that made this platform. All references to direct legislation is also eloquently absent. A tepid de- the Ideas that misbehaving Judges should never be recalled I. hurled In a flourish of phrases about of the courts and so on. Concerning all the defaults of the to reduce them Indeed It clearly promises the interest, that the Republican party is again entrusted with power nothing will be done to the tariff for at least four years for it demands the continuation of the tariff board. Mr. Taft's excuse for vetoing the tariff reduction bills sent to him by the present Democratic House and in obedience to an overwhelming public sentiment- been at work nearly two years collect- tag Information on which to that his tariff board which had mend changes had not at that time reported. The Taft tariff board has since reported and confessed it. in- ability to recommend any definite rates. The Republican platform de- for the continuation of the riff board is therefore a sufficient de- finite promise to the privileged inter- that their tariff favors shall not be withdrawn or curtailed as long a Mr. Taft Is president. Again the plank on and is a study in art offending everybody by a too abject to a privileged class. The machine politicians who ruled the Republican convention were so anxious any lightest that the great corporate should be legally controlled that they have committed their party to the absurd doctrine that there ought not to any combinations all and that every check put upon competition is criminal. The sincerity or of this is plain. Nothing Is plainer than the fact public service corpora- and many other corporations are not usually called by that name can not possibly be regulated by com- petition HIT BE REGULATED BY LAW. But of course the employer, of the bosses who will approve the platform know the Chicago however imperfectly worded la full of love and devotion. Not on- in its tariff plunk bill in every line and between the lines it is a faithful promise lo the favored interests that the party will do as little as possible to bother them in the future. The failure of the Republican plat- form to touch even With the lightest hand certain matters that the people are determined to have and the interests are trying desperately to keep from them such as the direct election of United Senators and the In- come tax leaves the high road of tics open to the Democrats at more. There ran be no question that the new that Mr. Roosevelt is Into life will seize upon these great popular demands. They arc strong in the east in the west have achieved overwhelming power. The Baltimore convention would ml., the greatest opportunity that has been offered to the Democratic party in half a century If It failed to commit with utter and clearness to whole great cause of popular progress. on the part of the speaker and breathing a spirit of the deepest con- and devotion. At the morning session addresses were made h, Prof. E. L. Middle- ton, of Raleigh, Rev. W. R. of and Rev. O. L. Powers of Scotland Neck. Prof. Middleton on pastor and Teacher and no one who beard him could go away without a high- conception of the work of the Sun- day school teacher and a stronger conviction mat he must be trained because of the strategic Importance of his work. Mr. Bradshaw's subject Work in Western He brought a regular from the and when it had passed all felt refreshed. He is a great man with a great voice Matched by the greatness of his heart and of the mountaineers of western North Carolina. He revealed a try of great possibilities for the work of the church, particularly for Mr. Bradshaw was followed by Mr. Powers of Scotland Neck, who spoke on the of Organized Woman's Work of His address was ornate throughout. It was couched in the finest language delivered with the ease of a born orator. In the afternoon Prof. Middleton conducted an open conference for Sunday school and B. Y. P. work- This was one of the most help- meetings of the entire assembly this far. At o'clock Dr. L. E. II. Free- man, professor of Bible at Meredith college, addressed a large audience on of Jesus about Him- It was clear, and filled with a spirit of loyalty and de- to Master. He was fol- lowed by Dr. Wm. Louis Potent, pres- of Wake Forest College, who announced a his subject Mis- of the The unvaried attention audience in spite of of the hour bore of the greatness of the ad- dress. Tonight Dr. cf Oxford, North Carolina, will speak on lie life of Christ, giving a study of the book of For tho program Is as follows. a. to he a. Four Square Laymen -by Prof. J. T. a. and their Sec- J. If, Parrot, of Kinston p. meeting on Sec- by Rev. L. John- son of Raleigh p. in study of by Rev. J. B. Weather- spoon. S p. Need of a Trained I. M. Mercer. D. D., Rocky Mount. Nobles Town Items NOBLES TOWN. July J. Q. Smith visited relatives at Stand- ard Thursday. Mrs. Robert and Mrs. W. If, spent last week at Mr. C. L. Tyson's. Mr Mrs. G. D. Manning spent Saturday and Sunday at bis father's, Mr. Manning. Several people from our neighbor- hood attended the union meeting at Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. C. L. Tyson spent night in Ayden. Mr. Ned Skinner and sister, Miss of Cross Roads, vis- at Mr. Skinner's Saturday and Sunday. Some of farmers In this sec- The attendance is constantly in- creasing and the public is cordially Invited. Come and enjoy the feat of good things with us. JUST ONE WORD It refers to Dr. Tut Is Liver Pill and MEANS HEALTH. Are you Troubled with Sick Bilious Insomnia ANY of symptom, other. Indicate Inaction of th. LIVER. Take No Substitute. MOSELEY BROTHERS Insurance Agents GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. ST For the Fourth You'll wast the k. tor the your own now, the time to get that The dining room outfit the bed, the drawing room or fan- piece, the comfortable arm chair or rocker la here la a var- that mean, a lasting satisfactory choice far See bar- gains the Prices. Taft Vandyke How To Get MORE OUT OF YOUR HAY CROP. WHETHER you feed or sell your hay, it be baled. Baled hay takes up much less room and nets a better price than loose bay. It Is always ready for any market at top price, while loose hay must be sold near borne, at whatever you can get. I C H HAY PRESSES have many points of strength, simplicity, and convenience found in no other presses. They are equipped with a compound lever and a toggle joint plunger which gives th. u treat compress- power. A pound pull on the sweep of a I H C press gives pounds pressure in the bale chamber. The bed reach is only Inches high and very The bale chamber is very to reach over to tie the bale. FOB I II C HAY PRESSES, LEAF SPREADERS, WEBER AND ALL OTHER FARM MACHINERY AND HARDWARE, CALL ON Hart Hadley Greenville, N. C. Stubborn Case was under the treatment of two writ Mrs. R. 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July Trained t hour and ready for their battle, which will Involve the lightweight championship of the world, Ad and Joe Rivers await the call to open air ring at Vernon tomorrow afternoon, it win be the first fight in which Champion has since he op- on months ago for tis. Despite his long period of he appears to splendid trim and expresses tho utmost con- in his ability to hold the title against the sturdy Mexican youth. The fight has attracted much in sporting circles and the pro- expect a big crowd at the ring; side. Jack Welch of San will the Built t i . j