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TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
The time of the closing of mails at
i the Concord post office is as follows:
' Northbound
, 136—41:00 P. M.
36**-10.00 A. M.
34 4:10 P. M.
3&- 8:30 P. M.
80—11:00 P. M.
Southbound
39 — 9:30 A. 11.
45 slaO P. M.
135- 8:00 I’. M.
29—U :00 t». M.
pLOCAL MENTION |
Three cases of whooping cough
f were leperted to the office of Dr.
S. E. Buelmnan yesterday.
T'.te “V" eastern tour will leave
Concord promptly at 6 o'clock Sat
urday Anorning.
Birth announcements beautifully;
printed at The Times-Tribrnie Job
Office: Call 922.
The weekly meeting of file Con
cord Rotary Club will be held nt the
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow at 12:30. |
Thirty-five boys returned last night'
from the “Our Gang” camp at Nor-1
villc Crags. They report a tine [
time.
Layton Black was taken to his!
home in Concord today after having
been a patient at Dr. Mntthewson’s
eve. ear. nose and throat hospital in
Charlotte since Sunday.
Police officers this morning report
ed that $255.15 was collected in fines I
and costs in recorder's court Monday. |
More than a dozen defendants were!
tried and fined by the court for a
variety of law violations.
Dr. S. E. Buchanan, county health
officer, today is inspecting all food
handlers for the new hotel which will
be opened Thursday. The plumbing
in the building was inspected and
accepted by -city officials Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. M. R, Gibson and
son. Ralph, arc spending the day in
Charlotte. While there Mrs. Gibson
attended a meeting of the executive i
committee of the Presbyterial which
embraces Concord.
Are you ready for the great social
function of the season, the opening
of the new hotel Thursday night?
Fisher's have everything arranged for
you. evening dresses, dance frocks 'n
everything. See ad. *
Prof, and Mrs.’ A. S. Webb are
spending several days in Raleigh,
where their son. Halbert, is a mem
ber of the graduating class at State
College. Mr. Webb is a graduate in
the textile school of t'.ie college.
Copy and cuts for the 1926 Cabar
rus Fnir catalogue are being gathered
now preparatory to printing the book
in the near future. The premium
lists are being revised for this year's
fair, the catalogue to be printed ns
soon as the lists are completed.
Tiie steps in the sidewalk at the
driveway to the home of E. C. Bern
hardt have been removed by the ’pity.
Instead of, the steps a gradual sh>l>c
has been given to the sidewalk, the
wnriftßlWtTgNflWtr (Tone’-nusbir the su-j
pervision or City Engineer Smith.
A good many reservations have)
been received by the Chamber of
Commerce for living quarters during
the State Building and I.oan League
meeting June 22, 23 and 24. All
indications point to a large attend
ance.
Ten boys, the last contingent, left
the Y. M. C.'A. this morning at 9
o'clock for the “Our Gang'.’ camp *t
Norville Crags. They will return
Thursday when* the camp breaks up
instead of Friday as was previously
reported.
Fair ami wanner weather was Con-j
cord's portion Monday. Rising lem-1
perntiires brought back signs of sum
mer although a rather brisk wind
during the night kept the city from
suffering *from the heat. Rising tem
peratures are predicted for today.
A new traffic sign is being erected
at the square now. The sign will
be suspended and will replace the
"■ie that formerly stood on the con
refc base, city officials having re
cntl.v decided to do away with the
concrete which took up much apace.
It is reported that the Cannon Man
ufacturing Co. in Concord hag or
dered garbage cans for the homes
of its employes in the city. This 4s
'he second mill here to take such ac
tion, every home in the Cabarrits Mill
village having been equipped with
the cans recently.
Beginning tomorrow morning North
Church street between Ix>an and
Marsh streets, will be closed to traf
fic. Holes in the street in the rear
of the Concord Hospital are to be
repaired the work making H neces
sary to close that part of the street.
Detour signs will be placed bn the
street to direct traffic.
- At the State College this week
*l*® degree of Bachelor of Science in
Civil Engineering Was conferred «n
Paul Leroy Welch; that of Bachelor
of Science in Business Administra
tion on David Oscar Price; that of
Bachelor of Science in Textile Cliem-
and Dyeing on Richard Halbert
Webb; all of Concord.
Register of Deeds Eliott reports
that from December 7. 1825, to done
7. 1926, he issued 162 licenses to wed
Os the total 118 were to white couples
and 44 to colored couples. ..During
ber 7, 1925, Mr. Eili<*tuJ!u*d Ur,
licenses, the figures showing an in
crease of 17. ’ *
John A., Blackwelder is attending
the Grand Lodge meeting of Knights
of Pythias inr Goldsboro. A. F. Hart
sell, member of the board of trustees
of the Pythian Home in Clayton is
there today Attending a board meet
ing. He Will go to Goldsboro to
pight. 14 >a reported that the PytU
lians will to asked to meet in'Con
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THE CONCORD DAIL Y TRIBUNE "
TO TRY THREE ON
'.V , MURDER C HARGE
Alleged Slayers to Face Jury: Case
Against Convict Bess May Watt. ,
Albemarle. June 7—A special
term cf Superior Court, called by
Governor McLean for the purpune of
clearing i|p the ht.ny criminal dock.'
et, convened here this morning with
Judge James L. Webb, of / Shelby,
presiding, and Solicitor Don Phillips,
of Rockingham. prosecuting the
docket
A number of rather serious eases
will be tried, among linn being the
cases against Carl Sweat. Theodore
Gray and Mack Lawrence,
with having been imp bated in the
murder of “Dad" Watkins oh the
night of October 30 last. John Gray'
was tried at a former term, was
found guilty and sentenced to die in
the electric chair in Raleigh last
month. hut the death sentence has,
been held up, [lending the hearing o 4
the case in the Supreme Court. '■'J
Another cane which it was expects
ipd would be heard, was the one
against N. C. Cranford, former
Stanly County chaingang boss, on
, ! two charges of murder and n charge
jof assault on a prisoner. HowevCry
jit is now generally believed that this-
I ease will not be tried at this term,
i- The case against Carl Sweat and
! bthers has been set for Wednesday,
i The time was taken up today with
the charge of Judge Webb and tbe
itrial of some minor criminal cases,
j Solicitor Phillips this morning made
■'a motion asking that John Gray be
j brought hack from Raleigh, where he
is in the penitentiary to appear as a
State’s witness in the ease against
Sweat, Gray and 1 .awretire. The
judge outilt- the necessary orders for
the securing of Gray as a witness
here Wednesday. A special deputy
j will be sent to Raleigh for him.
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YOUNG WOMAN FATALLY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Miss Dora Cheek Dies in Hospital
Following Automobile Accident.
Winston-Salem, June 7-—An au
topsy, held today, to determine the
muse of the death of Miss Dorn
Cheek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
11. Cheek, aged IS. of this city, who
died in a local hospital Sunday night
following an automobile accident in
Yadkin county early that morning,
revealed that the young woman died
because of\n blood clot on the brain.
Due to the nature of the discovery
in the autopsy, an inquest, was not
considered necessary. Three young
men are .said to have been in the ac
cident also, and their names are ,
given as William Parrish, Carl
Coopcr.and Ernest Ilullard, of this
city or Elkin, both addnssos having
been given. They aVo went to the
hospital but did not remain long as
their injuries were not .serious. l*ar
ties who saw the members of the joy
riding expedition wtate that they
were apparently under the influence
of whiskey when they returned to
the city and the only man who ha#
talked stated that he was asleep on
the rear seat of the Car when the
wreck happened.
Miss Ruby Wrenn. who was in
jured in the same accident, is in a
local hospital, but will recover.
Wife Held Not the Better Half.
In giving the opinion of the Su
preme Court of Oregon. Judge Burn
ett, in the case of CoimlU-.w.
Pacific Rej sir tor. stated:
j “For the defendant wife the mnr
j riage involved in this suit is her
I fourth. On Hie other hand, so far as
j the record discloses, this is only the
second for the plaintiff. It may be
premised that in that respect they are
not in pari delicto. Suffice it to say
that after a brief courtship they mar
ried in haste, and very soon thereaef
ter the plaintiff had cause to repent
at leisure.
“He seems to have caught a tartar,
and it is amply proven that on vari
ous occasions she treated him with
extreme cruelty, swearing at him.
scratching at him, biting him, ami ap
plying to him. in the presence of oth
ers. opprobrious and obscene peifhets.
■ * * * The plaintiff himself seems not
1 to have been a refined and courteous
gentleman. He may not even have
been a diamond in the rough, but the
proof sustains the charges he makes
against his spouse. * * *
“The testimony discloses that the
defendant evinced by her conduct a
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(disposition to get all the money P«s-| -
tsible from the plaintiff, and that!
when she should have accomplished <
all >be could in that direction she in-'i
jfeudd to discard him. It Is appat-'
«£r that on her part the marriage was 1
a commercial advwpture. She does not j
demand any affirmative relief. j
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Sn.v act of adultery on the part of j
the plaintiff, or any other conduct
coming w'thin any of the recognised,
causes for divorce under our statute.
Fcnnfr and Beane's Cotton Letter. |'
New York. June 7.—Cotton open-)
ed with a reactionary trend on good)
ureal Inr over Sunday and improving j
Crop reports. Decline was soon check-1
«d by forecast cf unsettled cooler
weather northwest and trade buying
to tit prices. Tbe weaatlier buying
to iix prices. There was also some.
profit taking by recent sellers the j
weanter over Sunday wan very I
favorable cvcept that temperatures!
were to low in northern sections. 1
Tlie drought sections of the Atlantic
appear to have receive:! enough rain ■
for temporary purposes. Some parts.
of it had upwards of an inch and a |
few stations received 1.50 to 3.36
Inches. Heaviest precipitation was
a'l.ug coast and it will take weekly
review of weather bureau to bring
oat reports of the full effect of the
mb'- Weather conditions!in western
and central belt also ideal and re
ports from those .sections * tell of
rapid improvement. Sentiment nver
agrs bearish but for some unexplain
ed reason is not aggressive.
FENNER AND It SANE.
Think Governor Smith Will Be Can
didate For Re-Election.
New York. June 7. —Despite his
frequent assertions that he did not
wish- to run again. Gov. Smith will
be a candidate for re-eloction, is the
belief of Democratic lenders, the
Now Y’ork times will say tomorrow.
At the wedding of the governor's
daughter nt Albiiiiy Saturday,
Democratic lenders virtually were
unanimous in feeling that the situa
tion was ouch that the governor
would have to run again, the paper
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[J. Leslie Bayfield in Gulledge town-
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline It Moose)
Figures, named represent prices paid
for produce on the market:
Eggs - .30
Corn sl-10
Sweet potatoes "• >1.50
Turkey* -W
Onions $1.75
Peas >2.00
Butter ... _ .SB
Country Ham .80
Country Shoulder .21
Country Sides .2c
Young Chickens > .35
Hens .20
Irish Potatou 2.00
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET
TUESDAY, JI'NE 8. 1926
Cotton .17 1-2
Cotton seed 45
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