The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
STATE BAR OF
NORTH CAR :|
Its Meeting This Year s to be
Held at Beautiful Lake
Toxaway
TO THE COTTON GROWERS.
An Appeal Made BY Co'nn'is-
sioner 81 Agriculture S, s.
Patterson.
COTTON GROWERS
Patterson.


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LEIGH, N. c., April }1a.--The Iixecu-
tive Committee Of the North Carolina
state Fair Association has selected Lake AK
$Toxaway as the place, and July ON 7f' rs as
the date for the next annual nlee tlNs.
special rates for transporta and board
at Toxaway Inn have been arrange q Tlle.
Executive Committee consists OF -. ~ 4. " e
Walser, Lexington; "a. G. Avery, Morgan
ton; Is. a. Smith and J W. Hinsdale' OF.
raleigh, and g. ". Tillett. Of Cha rlott'e.
The Secretary Of. State has chartered go
the Brown Manufacturing COMPANY, OF
GC.aha RIA q county, to erect and operate q
nj ton "a mil. g,rhe capital Is $500, 900 Rau-
thorized and slo,6f0 subscribed by y, = y
AZ hi w. W.. u low r. "A. Brown and y y
a. Wadesworth Another char IS 70
the Sanford Grocery Comp any; 81 ,Ooo cop
ital subscribed by Ed. Nall OF SAM ofp'
j.. G. Bishop. Of Greensboro, and othels's
fa no COTTON GROWERS.
Commissioner of Agriculture 81. ~; tfa al II
terson has issued to the cotton farmers
Of N orth Carolina an open letter, N when -
he makes one last appeal TO them GO
stand solidly together In support OF the
New Orleans Convention Il and N sistli'g
tina Il the government report IN !. uile
ehaI show no material reduction Of acre
a ga. present prices cannot he maintained
IIe says the greatest obstacle IN ne way
of united action is the Gapprehens y y
among the farmers themselves that theyi
willSnot hold together, but II each lh ~
%yidual5 farmer will I. hold together, ne
whole bo1v Will take care OF itself. And
a nv ma n who will seek an ADVANTAGE
OF his fellows in this crisis is unworthy
81 the Fellowship of good nleE.t3Stt Il ~ he
twenty-five per cen t.. reductlo lon rs urg f
Appended to the letter are persona en-
.dorsements by Governor Glenn and Sec
rotary OF state j, Bryan Grimes.
IS The manager Of the new State truck
experiment farm, Mt Willard, VIII pc -.
II. Jefferies, of the University OF FLORIDA,
He will arrive here within the next l -
days. js,sS VI SE3. .s9, ,ssa ,
Of law, medicine and pharmacy Of Shaw
University, colored, were held to-day,
there being sthirty-one graduates Weity-
one in medicine, six in pharmacy and two
IN law. ono Of the graduates SPOKE, MS
subject being Loyalty to the South
The diplomas were presented y by ota fl
Auditor B. r. Dixon. Tho address was
by Walter c. Emerson, formerly editor
of the Daily Advertiser, Of Portland, Me-,
now one
men In Washington,
NEW TEST FARM. 4. \,
The Department of Agriculture expects
to receive the deed to the new test farm
at Willard within q day or two and STOPS
will be taken at once to get the cultlvtl--
ltion for truck experiment. underway TINS
season. The superintendent Of the farm farm
will be a we'll known trucker from
Florida, u gentleman who was an assist
| ant to State Iorticulturist II. IL. hume
while he was in Flortda .sS{
Warrants for the establishment OF wen
ty-three new rural school 4 libraries We're
issued to-day by direction of the State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
| there being six for Wilson, five for Row
an, three for Edgecombe, four for. Dur.
ham and one each for Cnslow, Wilkes
Dare, Rutherfordton, Johnston.
The State Superintendent notified that
Tyrrell District Franklin county has
voted q local tax for the Improvement of
schools the vote being 50 to u. There
were 80 voters. "a
Mr.. g, Ed, Taylor, of Southport, is here,
returning from Winston Salem, where he
had conference with u. II. Fries re-
sarding the proposed southbound railroad,
his purpose being to- induce the promoters
to make Southport ins tead of. Charleston
the objective point for the coallng sta
i ton y