The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-10-27
SENATORIAL
CONTEST
ALL THE CANDIDATES LOOKING
AFTER THEIR FORCES-.AYCOCK
IS IMPROVING
SUPREME COURT APPEALS
(By w. J. Martin.)

Ralelgh, N. G., Oct. 26-What ever
is going on in the way of campaign
ing for the seat in the United States
Senate now occupied by Senator F.
M. Simmons, is of a very quiet sort,
sort of Saving wood" season. Sen
ator Simmons and his private secre-
tary, Mr.. Watts have been into prac-
tica1ly every section of the State
lately looking into the situation and
"mending fences" carefully as they
went. Governor Kitchin, probably the
next most active candidate, has been
invited into many sections of the
State to deliver addresses, as is the
practice with Governors, and has nat
ural1y used these opportunities for
furthering his senatorial interests,
declares, too, that he is immensely
encouraged by conditions as he is
finding them.
Chief Justice Clark, while person
ally busy with the session of the
Supreme Court is having his campaign
for the senate, we'll cared for Many
Of the weekly and semi-w weekly news
papers in al parts Of the State are
| carrying strong articles by friends
Of the Chief Justice urging that the
people support him and setting out
concisely his unique platform.
The campaign of Ex-Governor Ay-
| cock has possibly made the least
progress owing to the illness Of the
Ex-Governor with dyphtheria. The
disease is now spent and the patient
is expected to be out. He is rallying
well from the effects of his illness
and says that he is much encouraged
as to the progress Of his senatorial
campaign through assurances that
are coming in to him from all over
the State.
This weekly delivery day the Su-
preme court disposed Of twelve ap-
peals, five with written opinions and
the rest per curiam. The list fol-
lows:
Carraway VS. Lukins, Carteret
county, affirmed.
Equitable Manufacturing Co., VS.
Willis, Carteret, affirmed.
State VS. Pool, Wake, no error.
Mclean VS. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, Hornett, affirmed.
Frazier VS. Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road, Wake, affirmed.
Whitfield VS. Dunn, Lenoir, affirmed
Bell VS. Atlantic and North Caro-
| lima railroad, Carteret, affirmed.
Town of Murphy VS. Webb, Chero-
| kee, ARMED
Dalrumple VS. Cole, Moore, error.
Jones VS. Huntlry, Arson, affirmed.
Fields VS. Bynum, Chatham, no er-
| ror.
La Boque VS. Kennedy, Lenoir, plain
tiff's appeal no error, defendants ap-
peal reversed.
Governor Kitchin and Commission
er of Agriculture w A. Graham, who
| have just returned from Granville
county fair at Oxford, say that they
have not seen in a great while as
| fine home grown stock as was shown
at this fair. This is the second year
of the fair which is scoring high de-
gree of success.
| Many Baptists of the city, mem
bers of Tabernacle and Fayetteville
| street churches, are attending the
Raleigh Baptist Association this week
at Knightdale, this county. The re-
ports from the different churches in
dicate steady progress. The First
Baptist church of Raleigh Is not IN
this Association.
| Charters are issued for the Grasita
| Co., Raleigh, capital 100000 by Jo-
seph G. Brown, H. E. Litchford, b.
S. Jernan and other prominent bust
ness men of the city for the quarry
|
near the city and for other CONNER
cia1 purposes. The Peoples Benevo-
! lent Association, Laurenburg, for mu-
tual insurance, by J. A. McA1lister,
Ira L. Pope and others as incorpora-
| tors.
i Some of the most notable conven-
| tions that are scheduled to meet In
| Raleigh within the next few months
that will go to make Raleigh verl-
table convention city now that she
has provided a splendid auditorium
and is providing ample hotel facili-
ties, are: The North Carolina Teach
| er's Assembly, Nov. 29 to Dec. 2, with
Hon. Champ Clark as principal
speaker; The State Literary and His
j torical Society in November, date not
announced with Senator Lodge as
special speaker; Grand Lodge, OF
II Masons, in January; Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows, in April; State Mer'
chants Association; North Carolinas
Bankers Association; State Dental
Society; Travellers Protective Asso
j citation of North and South Carolina
in June; also North Carolina Bar AS
!, sociation in July; Junior Order Unit
ed American Mechanics in August;
} Southern Association of Agricultural
Department oWrkers, in October. the