The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02


there when it broke" Daniels III
signed his men, and looking oX.r
names and pictures OF them as
have been appearing in the pap.
the last few weeks. from Edison
you know they are all artists ST
lines.
Chief Marshal's Good Work
/ told Everett once if I ~.
build ana cOuntenanCe I wor
doing Spartacus or Nirginius u.
stage, but he sayas he would
be a lawyer than to oeluge the
of Rome with blood. When t.
made him the master OF cer.n.
they picked royal blood Exere-.
away with it with all the grace
| Lord Chesterfield and the miltar,
| OF Front deBOeuf. or the Black X
| himself. He made the fair
event.
| But all this is not what I ..
| out TO say. The fair is finished
| find in 1t Is this. It has aWaE ID
so many new enthusiasms that Il l..-
| comes a Statewide matter 10
| advantage Of all the new enthu-. sn
and the old enthusiasm TO swim .aa
tide in toward a much bigger .rt
better fair than ever. 1t was -..f
IDEA to propose another Durham IMAM
a, president, for it gives to the lair
| a Durham flavor. No matter ii ara
| Durham man succeeds another. i'll +
| am any guesser on John Spruu H.
he would give the folks something ~.
think about pretty soon that v.4.d
cause them to entirely forget entire. "
where he is from. That he de lines
is to be regretted. The new admins
tration will start to get new buNlnes
for the fair if that is possible, and -o
bring more counties into the cNhltte
next year, and to interest a wider area
in the next event. They Will su. .,.I
just as far as the people OF he ~rete
stand behind them. The men who are
certain to be on the next presiaoal 8
staff are planning for his assistance
; Maj. Graham and Col. Poguo re
, planning to make next year the U.4
{ fair. Raleigh and Durham have loIr-
ed hands over the future. TheSc t1o
| towns will have q hand eXtende5 lur
} Wilmington, Greensboro. Charlotte .t.G
! ell the big and little towns che
State.
The movement has been ,laIt.a tl
1 make the State Fair a powerful -sICs
4 tc develop the resources Of %orf
[ Carolina, and the people have r,a r.
: ed more this year than ever that cNe
' fair in the past can he broadened an(
made more important by widening IT,
T scope and its field Of influence.
r The State Fair is not q money ma>
q ing proposition, that is not for Fe"lt
: but ! am satisfied after seeing II Las
= week, mixing with the crowds tO1 t"t
II days watching the people, seelns r>
: hibits, hanging around ana noting ''
5t Getaii, that it is deci'ed money max
IS ing institution for the State and Nh"
the State is winner on eVcT5 G',lt.
Us that is put into the state Dy che l..t
7 by the patron, by the p1ltli, tt
: OF II any other way.
Looking Ahead
at The fair last year l brHo>e
az gratifying success I think lhe II re
e this year will show It - he Z lII4a
, success, and Col. Posuv says la "'ae
ii respects it was NOR u = success l0
Of ever. Yet he hops right nov" 81
st Capt. Parrish hopes, and MAJ. Gre,i..-l
IS hopes that the fair next year Z ll Vs.
as any previous fair al to pieces. ih.
Id being the case now is the time u ild
ed for next year, to plan for all ire -~
he full things that a fair can ca mac"
as do for the State and for the l""h.
In the Sand Hill booth ar me f,tA
I week Clyde Davis, secretary q =
II Sand Hills Board OF Trade, t"t
W that right there he was tigurln-
to better way to exploit the sane
If country next year, and FFe don H"
oA TO let him get too much Of the
III My connection with the Ialr a.
d ti"n ceased last week. TheTcI'
ae can freely advocate that We all