The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
GOV. AYCOCK''
0NLAB'O|.|R'.D DAY ! | J 7
Wants Employers to Help Dig
nifty the Occasion.
.B1GJUBlLEE FORLAKEvIEWI
People Are Liberal IN Their con,ribu-
lions to ths Great Masonic Fair.
Ill Copper Line Circuit that vii 8
Give Complete Connections.

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Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 4
RALEIGH, N. Cl, August 2S-Governortt
Aycock, In his proclamation, Just Issued
calling for tho observance OF Sep
TENDER 18th as Labor Day urges sth THAI
In every possible way employers co-ope-
trae with employees In worthy recognition
Of the dignity Of Ia Dor In the becoming
observance Of Labor Day. And let flar-
mony exist between the employer and y
the employed. He asks that all fostet
and strengthen that confidence between +
those who employ and those who work
which Is essent ial to the peace OF the
State and the best interests OF all sSof
the people. 5,t Il. s3 III
benefit tho Grand Lodge Temple, to be v
erected here. are coming in fast now.
They are coming in from all parts of tho.
State and are very liberal. including many
cash contributions. Ri Il $ ~ ;lsSftS
The State Superintendent OF Public In !
5structlon has been informed by the super
intendent OF Dare county that all public 4
school districts except one have adopted
local tax, fifteen having voted fayorably
on the question last Tuesday.
e9 FAVOR SCHOOL TAX.
County Superintendent Hodges, Of Da-s
vie county, writes State Superintendent
Joyner that Solicitor w. G. Hammer, OF
lexington, and &C. Newland have Just
completed q most successful educational
campaign for local tax to improve schools
In that county a! ~ iS "a
He says public sentiment has been al
most completely changed, SO that almost
every district Is sure to vote Y such a.
tax. n I'll III
Mr.. w. s. Primrose delivered an adj
dress or welcome this morning before the
Colored State Interdenominational Con-
yention, in session here. He assured them
that the best wishes and support of the
white people Is with them in honest effort
so long as they are along right lines and
they keep their places. He denounced the
latest Booker VI Washington episode at
&IIamlet8as an occurrence which will worlei
more injury to the negro than can be
overcome In years by the efforts Of right
ly disposed negroes and their white whit TO-
friends. ii I NJ g a y 5i 5ig " g$
The negro convention here lsssqulte5
largely attended, tho; leading spirits be-
ing Rev ]. Z. Shepard and Rev. G. e.
Marcus here by appointment Of the In
ternational Conventions. Quite a number
OF white people are attending, IS
BIG JUBILEE s.S; s
* People here are much Interested In the:
big jubilee September 9TH at the new
town Of Lakevew, in Moore county. de-
signed to be a resort for Northern winter
tourists. There is to be a big good roads
convention In connection with the demon
stration, presided over by. Or, NJ. ~.
Street., president of the County Good
roads Association Several hundred peo-
pie will 60 from here.
Foreman j. w. NcCane, OF the con-
struction department OF the Southern
Bell Telephone Company, Is here with a
large force to begin work on a copper,
circuit line from Raleigh to Cheraw. 81
c., following as closely as possible the
Seaboard Air Line Railroad This will
give Raleigh complete connection By teie-
phone with every part Of the country, Z;
The Park Heights Land Company, Of.
Gold shore, was chartered to-day to do
general real estate business The capt-i5
tai Is $4,000 authorized and $200D SUB
scrihed by Congressrnan Ed. ". Pou,
Senator II. NJ Simmons 7, por'tch'
W. NJ, Sanders and c.. Fl. Martin. s.f