' ' 1 Ta ~'
WEATHER
PKrtlr c*oudy tundir Aandsy la
creasing cleudlace? Sot |uHe so
v e*«t,. < ''
VOLUME WXr NIIMBEH 1»8
UNDY GETS GREAT RECEPTION ON VISIT CAROLINA
A-- - ’ ' - 9 **' « / ‘ • %
EAR THQVAKES TIE DURHAM B Y SCORE 7-7
Locals Gained
145 Yds. In Air
Mfek'n Bays Surprise ia Stop
ping One of BUU’h Strong
eat Dhurh
. (Bpeo’al I* Tb hews)
DURHAM, Oct. 14.—Uccy Taylor'*
Durham ygh school football t'am W
_ tonight irt-adually rocoverlnc from
tbs 7 to 7 xurpriso handed the team*
by Ed Bullock** Bar hquakes ot .tb?
Goldsboro Vxtteb (ufa*°l hf-re »ht* af
ternoon Tb* Bull Ctty Myn
doped to knock tU» ♦oUlnboro outfit
• * for a dblid row of goose egg* ami to
net op a* many aa throe l*«ch down**
And forrat three mtnul** «!
play it looked like Mr. Dop* was gc
• Iff to MWblh way. Taylor'* pro
teg* s poached hole* through thq
K*rthquajw» Ip a *taady 'WR* do * ,v
the field for jVpnrd*. Right through
the life ib*p aped, time and Umr
aaa’OL aad Hackney finally carried
the ball W«r fcr the u.uclt down. A
pled* kick c*nnt*d }ot the exti?
point, 4
The reiMtlnder of the firat half was
Ptnyed mostly In Ooldabero a tmi
toiy, hnt wl b the opening of tho third
quart*?, the l»ari*qu*k.c» opened up
a Umdbefgh elr attnek. Prod Maaou
did the towing owl Stmmon* **«ntd
to hern a mn*n«tlc iench for which
the hall longM* In the l*at two
<iuarU*e tmidaboro gained 145 yard*
on forward W«fth, apd six of the
n'ahrtMPl d»n»an pnde i»y lha fiold
har* lean were through the air.
A t*n pntd pan*. ¥•*<* to Bln»mon..
In th* last minute -of play grave Oold*-
bor* her touchdown and tfa« eatrn
point scored following the big «!°unt
ar hn* »#d tho count a fraction ahead
of the whittle.
Spicer pud Mot* ar? due a big Hand
• for thhi* UOrh for th* Earthquakes
nad Howell aheuld ahare too In the
gory. &
Hackney aud Holloway told often
cat for Durham.
About Bf cen Goldsboro people wit
iie»*‘d'tbe reattit and comprised an
a.dert choerlui MFctl"u.
" The Earthquake* aud Coach Mul
lock ar« rema'nhtg In the city tonight
. i.ud tomorrow afternoon they will b*
the guest* of Duke University at the
Duke-Richmond game on Hane* field.
TO CLEAR COURT
FAILURE CASES
: 7> > V 7. 0 •
- * •
Judge Mcekina famuca Order Af
fecting Kanlern Caiolln*
ItnhkruptcieH
RALJEIOJI. 9ct. v l(~<*>-AW *a*t
•rn North Carolinn'tankruptA, who
for various ronaoea havo boon unable
to g*t (Recharge* from bankruptcy
into which they were thrown* by peti
tion in crodl'or». wiil get a chance, to
preaent their caeen ni'th*»4sljk (•*'"*,
of federal cotpt In therousteni dia
trlet.-S. A. AM**. clerk,
►ay*.
Ashe i* In receipt •( * letter from
Federal Judge f. M. Meekln* instruct
lag the cle»k to nofify deputy clerk*
in the digtrict to act *H bankruptcy
caaea in which objection# have been
made for tho Jail term*. All ca*e«
flop on the docket* will lie triad nn
he di*eh*r* <1 from bankruptcy.
For . _JIJJMggppX IjTIT r,n
jectlD* creditor* have auccaeded tn
hhlflKg b».3I f t *** ‘
ease* iu tbi* dlatrict whu h bar* been
pending rino© I#J4. Under the law,
a bankrupt unit wait for 3# days
uftor ft 1« adjudged bankrupt before
ha can IJk a petition for a (lteclnrg*.
NINB TEAK OI.D »lIWW»I'BSiEn
That Albert MkheU aged* 21, act
lira to the clothing of hi* nine-year
old wife, «a* elmrged In farltoo. Au*
, trail*, when hi* wife'* terenma at
tracted aaighboro and htey found
ib* girl lying, on the floor with her
bead, body at>d bathing badly burned.
The couple had b<rn married only *l«
month*. It waa alleged that an argu
ment batwwdutko Hro lad te the burg
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
' i , -> ■ 5,»
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
ADJOURN COURT
FOR THE WEEK
Cams Entered Upon Record Not
Previously Reported In
Hie News
Adjournment until Monday waa
ordered by Judge Henry A. Orady
presiding over Waya* County Super
ior Court hero late yesterday after
noon when after calling several eaacw
no attorneys answered with cults foe
trial.
The following eases nrtfejtrTvionaly
reported In lire News have been dla
fiosed of and entered upon the recant
during*the week.
Ruin'! Hatch, administrator of the
ncrate of Maggie Fulton against
LUa Fulghum and Fred Smith, com
promised . to
J. W. Jones and others against
W. V. Taylor and otbara. judgment
confirmed.
-F. K. Borden. J. L. Borden, and
V K. Borden, Jr., execulars of'tbe
estate of E U. Borden, ngaiuit Tan
i ithnns nrother:-, I 142& with interest
itoip May 1. :b*7, for plainßff."
Daniel UUle waa awarded a decree
of diverge from Artalia Little on the
grounds of adultery
A. J. Flowers ©gainst Beat and
4*lowers, compromised.
Peoples Br nk aud TruiF Company
by Wayn© National Bank, agaiuMt
Oeorge Muna'ord, Lewis Pipkin and
li. U. Swikoa. HjUO.JS with inter
cj-t from February 1921 Verdict for
pUIiWrV •
Pcnplro H*uk,,>nd
by Wayd* N.tUenal Bank Agninst
Hamilton Howell, verdict for plaln'-
of 1192.1* with interest from
He ternary IS, I*2l.
Fail to Discover
Orifirin Costly Fire
WINSTON SALEM, (let. 14-S»A*>~
No plans for r?bulldlng had been an
nounced tonight by official* of (Ul
mers, Inc., WlnHton-Balcni's largest
dcpnnn eni htore, which wag destroy
rd by flro today ala l<»n* of, about
1100.000 end for awjiil* frcatenwl
the heart of the business district
Although fire men worked All day
In an effort, lo discover the origin
«»( tho hlsiie, which rtarted lg>fure
the store opened tn the morning. It
was announced that it would pro.
bably never be known Wro starred- the
dlaastrou* fire. \
BLIND 6ARDBBBB WIBB PBIZE
Although totally hliml, Otarlee
Woradalc. s'* basket *nd brush mnk
er, waa recently awarAl-d flrut prta?
for the beat cultivated garden in
Brent Dolby. England, hi* home town
Worsdale has never had nay assis
tance whatever in hlj paatlme. Ho
|-J# a remarkable sensitive iowm
k and 'claim* every Inch of
Iks rarhPp. 'evety Hourer, vegetable,
md even tho applcn on the tree* «f
hi*' orchard".
Book A.A.U. Auto Race For ,
Fair Week Saturday, Oct. 2V
. Automobile races under tiff approv
al of the Amrricon Automobile A*-
tociallon wtll bo staged at the
Wayne CmiMv F.ilr ground. «W tl»
-f'crnoonqf HutUiday, October 29. the
irtfiiiijtiiiMt?
mark secretary «»1 ths Fair Aaaogln-
JiilH aufiwnr?,! vesDrdnv. A dcpl for
the ncea tm clprod with Rnlph H»fc.
ir, *on of. Uu- Hgaker-tta Ha' lniy !< " r -
o '
The progrant hf races has "bt yet
I cen received, hg( it rlatcd that some
ct the leading semi pro racers of the
rpantry"wilt M> bropnht-here for the
event.' Severs’ Spr-M* tfwl lillelv Tk ; '
rcn~ owrTcalTuro'd tjT#
•nl*e spurt.
rbo Ilaak. rson sarvlye U also apon
so»-'-ig raec-< at New Bern, Wilson,
nod at ConVbrdj Th,* races are being
n.i off in Concord, this "week, and
«iii In- held in WiLon a week from
Iwtdy, it wn* etaled; All tho events
:,r* sponsored hy the American Ante
mobile Aaeoeiatkm. -rr—
Tke nutouobile races on Baturday
jrUl ia ao jrajr conflict with the two
“DAWN” MAY START TODAY
SHOULD STATE
PAVE ADMIRAL
, 5 *y ■
Has Flcwt But No Held, Ken
tucky Han River, Admiralu,
But No Fleet f
<. •*,
RALEiOii, Oct. 14—(/Pl —ln Ken
tucky the governors front time to
lime nra given ta rommlaiisning mtou<
prendMat citlaen "Admiral of the
Kentucky River” hut there L no
fleet. - -
In North Carolina there in a fleet
—the state flshcrLa patrol fleet—
that la wbYiby of having an admiral
at lbs Mad far th* work ia re»r«n
--fTklt-r-tbe collecting of licenses, en
forcing regulation", studying the
condition of the fiahlng Industry, and
maintaining a general supervision ov
er thg fishing water* of the tut*.
A Beat of seven vessels are diatti
bated la strategic locations so aa
to tacifllata covering the various
flatting ground' The "Atlantic" soma
time* called the flagship of 'ho llsh*
eriea fleet, is used by Compiiselonrf
J. A. Nelson—who rnten adjßjplaiorv
rather than a admiral'* rottfsnon
far general super vision <>r»» A pit- 1
rol and inapeeting forces. ..
The "Alberumilo" with headquur
ter* at Maatea under tuc dirattan *s
atatAWt aamepisaleAors j if. Niou. -*i
mArle, FroaUn ; nd Itmnokp Sound".
The "Nousa"' with h*adiiu*rter!i nt
Bwanquartor, patrols -I'amUco Bound
and il* UilAnlries .uni the ‘Chowan"
from—Etk'ntpn covers upper Albe.
maria Sound The patrol ,us Bogus
tnd Gora Sound* and Newport River
carried o« by the mall speed boat
"Roanoke", a«d tho Croatai aids tho
•AtbcrtuaHc in staking: oil
limits'.
In addiUni to lho»e pslrol boat*,
the dupartni'nt hai; two nq'oitobllc;
for use of the assistant commissioner
at WilaalAgton and tho Sanitary ca
glneer at Uorehad City, .
The boats represent a capl al out.
lay ot 121,25 Lat and are manned by
expcrleuyed sailor*.
* (RI4UI ROU E AIDS FARXER
, MAItSIULL, Oct. II- A
cream route established by Earl*
Rrlatnall, county ageu*, la Madison
county has added five etuis a pond
t« the farm price of butterfat during
tho past weak. the. county agent say»
'u h's report
Tb# rouio (,uns tom Far* niH to
ld*?WhaU anil thq/ercam Is collected
fOprvNtL'coad daV By collecting
i ream frequently, it is kept frerh and
command* a better pirce at th* plant i
snya BflaLiall. who declvrea there
has been auch dn increno io deliv. J
cries that plan? arc now b?lng work
•d out to Stake dally collection".
roves a day program of th? Eastern
Carolina Niort Bbio olcrutt to I n.
held during the Fair days.
Aa an added froc attraction for-jl»e
Fair, Me. Denmark yesterday ti
»t>Hpr.wp|w9 Bywp".|jB i CTvvtiwid •
nad evening performance?. The an
IflßHjpWAt^P-l" h» fgllvn 1 :
'‘California' Friuik" ttaflcy; . tlu
dT .Muindupa >d«R,
rndSas, has contracted to bring to
Uoldsbaro Uia greatest aggregation
of prise winning piaiiamut and
frontier vmiui crer assembled in
America AqUldn tin annual rodeo in
■iih—inier wrik Ja4e, Jfife
have the gt*ateat show ever seen nt
it Fair in this state, barring none,
looses* of eewboy* and cowgirl*, with
the finest lot of Western horrei and
entile ever, shipped from the plain*
of Montana and Tut-i, showing all
kinds of Western stunts? such n*
tancy roping, fancy riding, calf and
steer riding, bronchi hasting, fancy
ahOoliug. and h-n.a g 't-at exhibiUon
of tb* finest trained horses a tho
world.
GOLDSBO|IO, N. C. % SATUrtDAV MORNING. OCTOBER 15, 19X7
LIVELY PARTY
HELD AT HOTEL
Second Effort of Week by Wom
an Fly Atlantic Almost Hare
Start Tfxjav „
PAHIB. Oct 14—(d*T—Ruth LUdVr
and Jtaldoman re*eu«*d from
sen by the crow *t tbs Dutch tank
er, Barendretcht yesterday, nill act
their feet on land tomorrow nr Hneta. |
tho A sores, for th* Bret >lme since |
they hopped off Tuesday from Roe#*-
veil Field, N. Y , in their Ul-fated
plane, the American Otrl.
. ft is understood here that Parts,
which waa their goal when they
ct.icJied Into thv plane l* still thciS'
destination and will e o At" in o *
thoir Journey here by tha more or
dinary means cf travel .
l* 1* likely that tha two ftiers will
land without even a tooth brush for
It is believed that all of their belong-
Ings wildest rayed when,their piano
took fire aa an effort Vrut h ing mad»
to lift it aboard ths sli p. The plans*
sank beneath the waves of the Atiun
tlc, a mas* of edwrrod wreckage,
Thovtgh no defluito newt was receiv
ed from the filer* thomselvos, it waa
known from wlreUnn messages sent
fay C*pt: Ooo?, of the lahker that
4h# fliers wyra tired. -- "
- m -rt~
orciUrd, Sr, net. u—w j
—The j.'irtjr which"tta? waited on th»
plan.. ’The Dawn" throvßh daya *»d
weeks tonight teok on a livelier
sptr.t \v i ;b tho almost certainty that
Mrs. Frances Grayson aud her com
juui.in, would hop off tomorrow mo ru
ng for Europe. As if to change the
atmosphere engendered by wear!
>omo po«ipo n nHuU the group of forty
who uionopo’tsed ths hotel here to
night made merry at a farewell din
n*-r. -‘l' ■■
rrr.i J.J-- . -
WIUPQSTPOJNE
STEVENS RITES
.O.
lienry L. Stevenn, Sr., Died’At
Office in Watsaw
Yesterday
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WAS&AW. N, C., Oct.
Hearyi L,’Sevens. Br., prominent
lawysr and banker of •Vursnw, died
readonly today follow ng a streks of
appolexy suffered wh lc atter.dlng
buidnesa.at his office, Mr. Stevens
had aeemed <o be in h'a ununt good
bemlht and bad recrirod aevefal
client* this morning.
| II? wiyt 6H years <>hl and a member
.of the l’j-r»tiy crime church.
M*. attvsn* served an chairman us ;
the local school board for 20 yearn,
»aa city attoruJy nni president *C
the Bank of Wairsaw.
Funeral arrangement* will hi held
up until arrjrni lof a sou ll«nry 1.
KL vt-nM, Jr., who is expec «d to re
turn Monday from th? Amortean 1*»-
giorn, Paris convention.
FRENCH FUERS
AGAIN ON WAY
icfrAErin&:F-ui -r. V»r iiMMlp-w’--.- ■'iA-'JW
|stM w- M'lUk'V d 'mu h*R|rr»!*>yx , rweA*m <
Take Off Front African City
haif
, ■ 4b— : . -——
PARIS, Oct 14 iA*)—French fliers
fighting ptuVkily against the 111. luck
that hs-t fjirsurd tliem since Nungc*-
ser aud Poll d roppenrod, today
attacked ‘he At Dm lie Oroaa-kr Air
s lie iulmnu- t sniAM
rix, alter making u rpt*ndld flight
from h're to 8-. Miuis, Africa, whoro
their pl ane bar. ly c s. as <nt ftsatm tron
from-a tornado took off in. the Nun
ge*»T CaM fro n St. esrly this
mornintt, contlniKng th ir flight t >
Uueuus Aircii
The filer* starred somewhat Wind
ly and rather numb’.) aa the weather
waa hone too good and thetx wireless
has be«n allrn for the first twelve
hours •srnce their bop off,
OYSTER FLEET
REAPS HARVEST
- f 4 ' 'V’ ■' v?T y ; '^l^'
t—tt, n
Fin* I'rogrepH in IndiiAlry Rbown
Thun Fat in' Blvalvp
ScA«on
RALEIGH, Oct, 14—(*F)—The oys
ter industry tn Nortlr Carolina for
his season, starting up Oetober 1, la
making promising headway.' report*
[from the atat# fishsrtes comtuiasi*n.
show*. .
The Industry last y*ar waa report
ed th* best since 1521 when there wan
heavy depression of the tad* du* «o
a ' scare'' concerning the saultary
qualities of the bivalve.
Immcdia'teiy after th* scare whk’li
fMI wril wide public,ty the subject
'her* was a falling of iu the output
of the she!Wish of North Carolina due
to a slackening of the uiArtwta,
Th? upward r>eud of the Industry,
however, followed sanitation work *A
the par of the \ariow health and
fisheries officials In which the Unti
ed Mates Public Health Xervlce and
the'state Board >*f H'alth joined
band*. • *
The health eCfklala wl fa the stats
ot this yeur's sen sou reiterate that
the ronsuming public le getting abeil*
fish frbm approved oniy amtttta*,
fat product li bahdtM afid ridpped
MRPTfae beOT Os sanfiAerwoitd itTHta
(Brn teriologlcai examtnattaAn arc
made on the ahetlfleh beds, the wktor
is tested wi h'care. the hode*a whfie
tb*y are handlid oseuro cleanliness,
and ihr-| linlshed products of tb*
pinnta ate examined to giro the final
nasurnaco to the r»cstt»*r, F. 8.
Wor hy, of Washington, N. G„ cfaair
m»i or the commer ce' fUheffii divl
sion of th« state beard of conserva
tion, say*.
' ‘The water use! In tb* pinnta Is
i xamlned with tho same .degree of
car, the feed handler* ,nrr gfv?n A
strict medical examination, and last
ly, th? shellfish on tb* market# are
inspected by the State, Beard of
Heath aud by various official* of the
State Dajyy and Food Inspectors’ As
sociation',, he says,
Iu the 1922-2.9 season, oyster pro
duction totaled CiOO.Ubu for No th
rarol na. Tn 1923-24 It utalled 972,-
43d, in 1924-26 it waa 418,956. the*
It dropped la 1926-24 to llfi.fMO nod
last y*ar, 1920-27 it rose to 3MJ>O9
bushels, V
‘a,
(•beat Name her uamdicw
Although she baa written verse.
Margaret Tennyson, .gregt-niece of
the late pe?t Inures ? *of England,
healtates to publish It because of the
high atandar.l which the family nanrn
has set. Bbe is 22, and In engaged j
In gprdpnlng w»rk In Wales. fl
Skeriff Bob Philosophises
About Al Smith CariHidgt^
"Ail this talk about Al Smith and
Ills a adding," said Bob Edward*.' «*-
sheriff of the -county, Wayne's moat
famous philosopher end eometlmfe
named si a po tibia state manager
for bis friend, th? New gevo »•
ita& "3agt"'ifo m «t. th? oMdtwittlwi
w
It you wen «liand of me io the line
•Jart 1 jpiifaHlut word and ymemieeu* *
iU t went ahead of you. .HomeUmes!
’theiuglivotwriroiwr -***«#-W-henfff
Os the ltqe oil the time. Tint waa !
wKen tl*ero wasn't asylKtdy In visa* !
rxcept himself. WrJI, that's the way t
with Al Smith today.
Amt I would s-y further that Mi
- i MRD|Di' T HTIII fhffFp mWMF'”' -
folks who are rai iug »<» much Hell !
about Hml h‘s rdiglan, if you looked
tiarrt onoHfh you wooWl find thatmo*Ti
of them hart n’t got any religion: I
"Aud 1 would aay further that if
all tb*«e so k* who aro rantin'
around about 8fl:Ith'« viewn on pro.;
"h biiion would at rt a *tric obeerv
.ohec of tbg 18th amendment thet the j
bootlegger? would stajrvu to death If
they would qpit ilk ng about Smith
and stop snoopin' around and tilling 1
Urges North Carolina
To Hasten Progress In
Commercial Aviation
TO SELL EGGS
UNDER NUMBER
%
Poultry Awtoelntion Adopt t*
PtARa at MmUrr At Fair
Groundn Friday
The wenther extended a hearty,
grooting te the people who attended
the poultry, meeting at th Fair ground
ynr.enfny. With aheoat pertset tent
panlura f»r & comfortable meeting,
aboht fifty people were in alteAtl
ancc
Afjer a rltort busse s meeting.
W. Cf Denmark £i'de announceemnti
In regard to tit* Wayne County Fair
■and was followed with some explana
tions in regard \o tne fair hy W‘. W,
Andrews, r member ®f the Board of
Dtrectoni. J. H. Foote, Manager at
the-M*swell.H Ha Hatchery, anttuar
od that the fiiat hatch would be put
into the machines during the second
week in November.
Th* carton for marketing eggs lo
cally and th* agreement In eonaectlen
with the use o* snmn was adopted nt
the meeting. These canon* are to he
I eluted to order and printed uuitahle
lor our local use will be need. Bach
producer will pall under a regiatared
nnmhfir whlnlb «Ulalui am mm~
■ ttutniiroi rowßV'-rwn witsfj»?* fvagggewroA;>,vpn. i*
tsft tiitkatd br L tiut Drddafitt.
TXT color of the eggs and the date
>id will also be rs corded oft the Rack
ng* and each package will hav* a eat
in seal *0 that the eggn will *4t be
opened between the pgedueer nad
ronnumet: Ity UfU tystem the e«F
tuner will be Assured of ntriefclr
. fresh eggs and «f first clou quality,
backed hy a gtiarontee.
Adfflildßitfti irjn nf naipriini (’Offc*
Uvsewwr»*n? wwo een »-* xssegg *nm>m
orek* and pulleli for stock and for
stock rad for rhow,purpose* waa glv*
ea by the pool thy agent. The defects
that see con* dcred as disqualifica
tion* worn pointed o*t e* as to old
roultryn.en in xelrctlng breeding
stock that will be free from such
objections and be soluble toe shew
pur rose* '
ft was decided t* hold jhc neat
meeting (ho third Fridoy io Novem
ber due to the foot that the fourth
Fridoy l* the day after Thanksgiving.
A Rooster Bole and exchange will he
hdd at the! lima in connection with
tho meeting. The meeting place was
not definitely decided upon hat tho
Role and exchange will tab* place at
'ha Fair Grounds.
ABBE BOLtTBH XBOt BER HTOI.S?
gem* souvenir hunter has pur'otn*d
a door-knocker known aa ‘ ‘Ante
Bblcrn’s Knock»r" from tke door of
a house In/ the Deqn'a Cloister at
' Windsor Cg»44e;xwJiich in reputed o
W haunted.-
up their own cellar* the queatidV
would be solved. It woiild he like
Will Rogers said about aolv.ng the
parking pi obi-m, Up sAidt All «he
wodld do Would he make everybody
pay spot raab for their curt and then
' W*m "
t Mt.
•'rally that Hmlth gets fils vote and
. this, will «e*M*suluu. Amith will A*
good percent of ibe 3o.«oo Domocrntic
Hero* M"Ae W mworintvd,
for
1 Mherift'a office always led the tick
et. He fiuunly got tired ot rqnalng
and retired. m
ill friendship f»r Al Bmith gOM
Im* to rtro «xt, when ax lthertfr of
Wayne county he went to New York
to get a priooner *r<l met Rheriff Al
Smith «: New, York. They two worn
tiuddyinc dn fine fashion in n few
minutes, and their friendship hte held
through the year*. When Al Smith
came south several year* «go, to cam*
te Goldsboro, celled on Sheriff Ed
j ward# Aim the two spent ten hoora
riding over the Wei plains *f tbr
. Aeetloa la a buggy, "JUA lookin'
1 tound" sod swapping companionship
f""" 1 »'■ -■[
of ‘
The Associated
Press
PRICR nvmanm
\V*i t oil - gdUM iffl^
He Hint vi« paalifl bf Ojnup
rommerelal arletigp, otHUpfOd - On,
l»ro*r*«! of romflAatal OviktlOß M4L
mcrelel avietlen ' ****
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