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Wat eh the OH tho lUntHI
of jour paper Ml a U?uew
Whw'row Tim.- Kxpli*?
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(EIGHT PAGRS)
UNION
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A ? i STOP! MONEY
J o:j .if | j , r .
from Leaving Louiiburg
.?ao ?y
?<?' Advertising in The TIMES
Boost l'omf : Town
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NICHOLSON
ims-mm
hswwmwwwxSoJiI
kImPum ,.
iner and Bartholomew,
fcrho ran second in the first prl
Jnary, overcame a lead of over j
jeven hundred and defeated John- I
eralW^S^dicted
or (Sf EUuse of !
hiaMcfly ?'ifs[
the^l^ters
frraliklinton township as compar-ii
id with Louisburg township and 1
|he strong support of Youngarille-J
.ownship, the sister township of i
^ranklinton in the districting for
Commissioner and Board of Edu- '
:afcion. rj-v /?? ? +1
Hamilton Hsbgood W<mi-wWIv aij
^trong majority the Judgeship of
he FranKtifid
*>ver H. Crawford Kearney, his
Opponent, sti"9^B^
ead In alt ' "tfiWnslrtiW " except j
?Vanklinton ami . YpungsyiUe ,_L<
Roy Holines lost ttf-R. Ar Bob- 1
jitt in t'herun-off for Coroner, t
>ut the votf iia?asp6(daIly'Zcl6#e ,?
rlolmes carried four precincts to \
bobbin's seven, the final count 1 1
ifhowiug 147 in favor of Bobbitt. |]
Possibly the most interesting ;
ace in the entire second primary l
was that for Commissioner of tne'i
jith District, composed of Louis- ! t
ipurg and Cypress Creek town
hips. Into this race was iujtW^fi
d some personal campaign fea-p
ures and resulted in Bartholo-j'
tnewCItfe nt)W"MuJ[ida{& ?feStUTfj
t"ostfei4 tlie-ore' eo?inH?feioli&Wi? ai '
Jrote of 2253 to 1845 or a majority i
pf 4 0^. V .* '
Reports* 'froin All townships,!
^eem to show a very quiet and or
uei'iraiw't
WWf igun.li
3
iuii wun a
wl tli"TKS* fl "
Id mo A nramThent
J1 giv?-tW^ofe?nty_
their respective positions.
CM >10 AT D V
'IHE
firs. Frye Interred
)'I J? ?<1 }i i. At* (
' jjAff s a j
The f uneitftH 'lepR^J 2oi? MfV'. 1
Hie Upper-man. fore. wljq. di^dl
a hospital in tl'al^lgn SJinddV
orning following a SndVl' lrlrfefe. 1
is h?H lit >h? limn
TWnieti
Jiter, Mr. and^MjSrgfn^rBtyrmef^L
Loulsburg NtoIi^'7 "~mCni|tirtR
I o'clock, coutfiCtf d bf >RJiVC ,'U
itU
krg Methodist Church, and inter
ment was np^ ^ .VaLiT"0'1 Cem
|ery,pA iarge ;
the family a'
- "Pf ?
Ipecialiy 'pl'MtiS The ?allbeai;0$
Ine,
lank'
Ma
Beck
|W. Per^dj^Gj
se, .W^lCI
Fran
inent ?&njli^
t'he late J.
?ty'e m#st pr.s
tiftaTtughlg
Jpperman. and
Impat^cjrfjUe entireMcomn>?ft-<
To Ltt
Rakd1
Lflr
H2IJ(
I Information receive
burg thi^wfk l?f till
Highway ComniTSskl
Chapter 13 |
Langer."
-Monday ? Luise Rainer, I
Wednesday -Gladys Swart houtt
d John BcJ(sjfi0'IJf ljincejf iO
le Dark." |
ThWlMyJMlMHOttl,<py Roo
y, Freddie Bartholomew, Chas.
1, i, .? : ? j
Wins Judgeship
rii'tsqsiq ni en? -i iq ?m,' iu, i
? "
I HMjjfan j|> mHM* ?
Who wtmthe n'SminaSBiro thJ
?un-off Saturday for Judge o|
franklin Recorder's Court ovei
lis-opponent H. Crawford Keailj
ley.
Louisburg Ties
i ' Wfilke Forest
'2 ""2"^ ' '/ 1
" At TTo^tlft," outstanding golfe
jf Uuj ^(^itU.^inatie, a score of 71
afld "A\'??d?eii(l4y afternoon in th
ournanieijt between Wake Fores
(na - Louisbtu g. . He ? as closel
iressed by Frank Wheless. Louis
*?dpindukl<\. ?5i>,." l mai .
Prank and A1 were tied up to tli ?
17th hole, where Dowton made ij
Jirdie. taking that hole and th ?
natch. Frank's score of 77 wa i
he next lowest for the afternooi
Another feature of this tourm ?]
?eul_was the splendid playing c '
Little Kenneth White, nephew c '
kVeldon Egerton. who took thre i|
?Tnr -roniiesf drtte^jf'twfc"aftei ?
loon was made by Dr. H. G. Perrj ,
who d?ove~hte |LiBt7balJ of{ th i
S'o. 1 fee straight down the fail
way, over the hill, across the ditc i
rn?>?lw?? iiminj "mwnHtimtyi- rtwse
, usvrrrsT, - .v., ? nr? ? r.i ..
nfe Loulsuurg r>oys as a w!
hade the Ujj&est score ? *1
rtiuniameirtSjifiw t lie yej?i\aj|ri|?t
mpiovemejAtfldicatu;
forest wiffi'TWf ha.l>l^ tuR?| .)Kl
iif? next W^jfe&Mw afiWiixifX?
wake Foffig tr'JFZiKffl*:}1
?? Jofti .ttld Uftft. it W.i i
Pa^iiJL ^^Leouard Hend
s?n (fcAJiJl -a.
/ftfaiua ttXi'I giSt fiafc 3'e r n e 1 1 1
^ J A I 0 J. i. 3 !
Stroupe u; Napier Wllliami
JrfaloiH
QJRobinsi n 2; Weggn Egertol
j y^oi^A\Dr-mm^
3iJS? :'K- on? * ; Dr. Herbert!
Ii. ill .11 >?.Mi..g UM Mulll Ctj
lift /?> iBaa?)?y's Cafe and j
^mhytja l^v qpys ?pen a full |
ofjN^w^yodUsedFJjjrnj^urg. S<
rarsKiSSfeit1
VlvnnB Vlftr Ilv CApcvTO IV V lull
ManMJs in the nextpleif -4?y(
tojfafafa^MinialntinJiiin Mi E
'I'diY&u#
of He $
gyarirtg <?
cAl Lx>wt(
less %.
" "Jiiij \?
Cat
I'Qjjv, Jr
j, i. j mi .ai?ii?*u. <t u>.
ft.'ffliW fcfnfeTh W
??
Liles %;
wSj?
: ^b69.H
3
,SX. Bb bt)tt f T nT6 rms _
Aat he has leased thi
t?t has iiad quite a. l?Tig exp
e Jd tie {lynlUlrS'btfsiness I
<|oulit.. enjoy K lfbartilj
WaUh for lii? oft' a
c#ment.
Tojb?<^Mark<
aiAiospg Open
o?e .... siiario. rhssa
apciatipn at its meeting in.Wl
fiU^lr Sprifl^JW!!^
recently set the datesj^^AgoJ
ing of tobacco' markets' as folio]
annul. !.!? i ii i mi mi ii ii i j isi
South Carolina and border
lM|?> Au|% 4th. WW
?astern NoBi CaroBBnai
Middle ^^Umarkets, ^ichl
' '^'"W H "" Septenl
Old Belt, n^g^t e rr|
j "ffie~ Boar<T" 6f Coutfty
siqjiers met in, regular session on
Tuesday of this week, having an7
liounced that .the meeting had
been postponed to Tuesday on ac
count of Monday being July 4th, i
Business was disposed of as fol
lows:
E, C. Bulluck, as a representa
tive of t'hS.Bar Association was
before the Board with reference
to the Board supplying cases for
law books for the Court room. The
County Accountant was instructed
to get prices on making the nec
lessary cases. \
Reports of tJie following off i- !
jeers were received and. filed: E.
|R.- Richardson. Superintendent
County Home; Dr. R. F\Yarbor
ough. Health Officer; Mrk J. F.
Mitchiner, Welfare Officer;\E, J.
Morgan, County Agent; Mrs. John
Yarborough, Supervisor of the
WPA Sewing room.
Mr. O. F. McCrary of the N. C.
| Extension was before the Hoard; I
to Introduce and roconimend the
I uppointuiauti.oi Mr. E. L, Norton
' as County Agent to succeed E. J.
i Morgan. Upon motion of Win
ston, seconded by Foster, Norton
was unanimously elected.
I in fli n. Williams was placed on
outside pauper list at $4 00 per
! month.
A report from W. N. Fuller,
1 CouTity Auditor. shows t'hat
' 812.08 lias been collected
' tills year to date for taxes.
"Ta"6'.aC3"..C Board reported
ttii-irlTis -oyer ?Sr*?t>to the Ootm
tM general fund.
1 j ?T heJ.'?ppUcatton ot Tom tnfej
| Ct?i'k and J, W. Perry for appoint-!
SJ it as Cotton weigiier fQLLiOuis.i
g "Were' considered^ aim rerr j'
?ivius tjic larger vote waa dt|
ed "elected for1 the ensuing
<44r ' , ?
jijpr. A. H. Fleming was before
Board asking that the proper
ty! juf the Fair Association be not
fialxsed. Action deferred.:
j^he Board of Education met
wj tli the Board an$ presented Us
budget, aiid discussed the school
$^ds of the entire -.Coimty iMid
advisability of another ,Wf A
nt.
ftev allowing a -numbfr of ac
counts tiit Board adjourned to
nfrf't Monday, July titi) ; r ?
ollowlng the adjournment1 the
iird ji?'t as an Equalization,
rd a'nd transacted several to1^;
matters, . , _ ? j ,j r j"
ijyirs,. Perry Dead
r. and H, JolmsAn
I children left Monday morning,
a fa find? t(i<i'- lutievaJ oif' :MV?.
? . Perry, mother of Mrs.
ison, in .Baltimore. Jnforiua
received (in }L(nilm2rflr, si?'
Perry icfet :?ejf~. lift 2%lJ?* :
J-J^hting. with Mr. and Mrs. Le-:
?e Webb, close friertd#,
. UaggJiiMaBli; wptejtoU&allK 1
Mr*. P**rrY hih! s?riou?lv
w5ffnaingW:"Ve4: * "Mrs" ' WW
Wd ? the .<tt?er~i?t'Ui>al)tS! dacWSm:
injury. The yacht was destroy
; '' rt< i
SewCommissioner
ill ??Ilia J; na. old !n.;.
HARVKY T. BARTHOIiOMKW
Who uuuaa bis opponent, P. S.
Poster on Saturday (01- tbe nomi
nation for Commissioner frpm the
rth District, including Cypress
'reek and boiiUburg Townships.
Lets Contracts
Por Justice and llunn Schools
To Be Modern Structures
The Board of Education of
franklin (?6unty at a special
meeting on Thursday of lust week,
?ecelved bids from quite a number
)f contractors for the erection
md completion of new school
buildings at Bunn and at Justice
md let the poptfacts to the fol
lowing:
The Justice building a modern
;ighl-roolji single story building
with an audltorlpm was let' to
flerman-Stpe & Co.. Inc., at
iot-Un> kkiioi *1 uuu
tract; plumbing to Odell-Small
hivAot" Bmiiimft u> ? -Wuidrup
Plumbing & Heating Co., sa,
WAO. ap m R I m m MB I i ;
Ttle Buttn building. * tt^odfiA
I'ight-room huiklisg >as lqtvto E,
C. fh-rby &f11^St5.1Wf pHMibtyt
to Odell-Smali I'luiuhiuy & Jl last
ing, Co.. fef $1,126. Of; aiid )iiatlt)g
to c. ft.. Husk at $3SS8L?<WLS I'
It is understood that prepara
tion* for the beginning vf. tljp
work are noW being made. '
? Tlin .wetfe quite a number* <>t
iiiddfsrfe oil each of the projects,
with prices ranging from $22,
8.83;06 to 4-C^Jt fof tlie Bunn
Imilding anil $29,940.00 to $:)?.
toT! t^ie Justice building.
Cotton Blooms
lsr/sqs
Cotton blooms from nie l)|p
orOp Of CCt ton has been . brou|?iit
to, the T I M Kg office the past wpek
by. the following:':- i ?,
tfd Perry brought in a white
bioom Thursday" from Mr. Tuojf
wiS Four- bridges Ju|t. 4' H>
Arthur' J frtmtfon -a'^-red -bUKJm 2
Thursday from ? ti?f "same far
Mi's. D. G. "Pearce? Louisburg
township. regpqUr a n'ed,-. Moo in
Thursday." ? )|f
V. K. Osborn of
Crejk? ChJireh.-yifTBg
blqrtm iy4ira^a/}. Q
uD
V. E. Osborn of near Saftfly
ht in a >? ;d
II
? T; i^FMtWiM irawSiwii
a Tot oil Franklin' IStreel aVfjoSnfiig
Mf/ r. vrmrmnm wine tv
[erection of a modern six-room
Binfealow 7T%yffvirTtf y?w
i' Wf"." rvlli#
oard
sion&rs met in
?July 5, 1928.
were: W. C. V
Allen, VV. B
er, P. VV. KlaiiS
:i lisent>.
K. C, Beck pi
signed by the ()f?
FftmVtln- ^Hrwt'r
meeting.
that he and Mr. Barrowjiad made
a survey of t he aJwMtajf) 1)1 jj/
proved under tttew; P. A. H-o
Sprtng Streets** completed by all
means, and ,U?t plana be made to
drain the uiest'fcort h ?nd Ri?V of
Kennnjor Aveno*.
Minutes of th? previous meet
ings wern read 'find approved.
Monthly of the Tax Col
lector. CUIef of Police and Town
Clerk *are r<MMt,|ind approved
The
li nt.ft
rw
IchApfr..,,
installed Ion
Oh. A. H. Fie;
! the Bo#rd ...
! tai' tftat 'was
KrankUn Ctfttnly
last Fall, and tb <?*ei
soctation from any p
cenise tax for the oncoming Fair
in 1938. Messrs, Barrow, Coup
ler, Allen and Attorney J. p. Ma
Mne, Jr., were appointed 1 as a
I Special CommiMee to meet with
the County Commissioners on
Monday. /ulK^lv .to, ?cynsi.dei;
wjusjt :'t
ntgiftbqyqjijp jn, (Jje, ^mlitiiU; o(
Govenji^ieutjj ,' ". .
The contract for Aluninla Sul
fate w?? awarded to the Gentnl
Chemical Company.
1 Graham tt. Holmes' salary was
i established at J85.00 per month
effective July 1, 1938. X. A. 151
lingto^'s salary was established
at $17 50 per week, beginning
with July 4th,, 1938.
Tlie B6at;d adopted a Temporary
: Budget of Expenses for the Fiscal
I year 1938-1939,
After allowing a number of ac
counts the Board adjourned.
Made Good
Showing
In (Ik* Carolina Jr. (>olf Tour
nament held at SCdgvfleld Man
or, (irwn.Hboro, the past w^k,
J o c 15 a r r o w, rep"rosen
led (lie' Green HUI G o I r
Club. This was tin* first time
I any one over entered Jr. Tour
nament of that size. Joe lost
to u boy from Salisbury. He won
in qualifying tournament but
lost by a short putt next dAy.
He ami his op|H>nont tKnl ih
round, player! an extrU hole ami
tied and played one more hol<*.
It wns im tlrf* tiofe that Joe lost .
<>f course; not being accustomed
; to grass* greens was a disadvan
tage to Joe. We are justly
1 proud of Joe ami better lock
I next time.
New Apartment
F :uotl House \
L- JStJSflSF
.To greet a three anaifmi-nt Tu tTffl
r illt ail Lll? old Thnnia<a Wif. phffM|y.
;i?Uqn JFiranWitt 5ti:eet. .I^e_|n(4
dlng will be a modern two-story
pected to be rushed to an early
TSffl 8
A steyr/nithrtl^ p*p^too close
to the tfdfcJAal trooiiCpverheat
ed was the cause ot a fire at* the
home of Mr. George Davis about
Iff o'CWOk MonMy mraniwg. I The
fire w? ?mall.an(l/wa#'?xUnj??i?h
ed ^jre Agbfcers arj'iypd
and before hiijcn d^ma^e was
dohe. 1 ' !" " ,
"i< ?' i. HI.' LaLivi''
Recorder's Court
Franklin H p c o pde r ' g , ? 8 u r ^
quite a small docket Tuesday, on
ly; ./Our. case*, i T.wp, ,,wpre; Aried
I ^'rpd'^ria'vls^ wa^pun^gulffV' of
ufelkwftff' pbslfesfcJrt' "bf whllftfey
and glveif,#0'tfaya>?rt' *#???,
rying concealed weapons to b^flls
DTnoroung, operating autoino
bile intoKWtftMKdMriOed.
(SMntMa jwr-;
cealed weapons, continued.
...I,,, t
UkM.?;ai.kiM;4^bUKiu
Gets Credit For
All-Star Win
JOHNNY VAxife SIB^Ft
Who drew the atai-tins ??s!gii
nit'i'
Who drew the startin,
raent in the pitcher's bo:
National League in t
game piayfed at Cilici
nesday. which was won
tloaaln. received credit
win. He pitched the
innjjnga allowing the
tttir ' -?<: ?
ta
Sotiith Holding
3 'Country Badk
Cnbaiaiin- For Nation Wliolt
lilamt-il on Strtitli And It Can
And Must Be Righted
xH.xBftsin >rt) MfV
(?roup of Soul Ihtimtm ('allii
To Ciipiliil to 1 .ay" Turns' T*oi
Improvement ; TO' Stiifl ? 1>n !(V>
lit leal Trip Kotilt
Washington. July .">. ? Preslden
j Roosevelt naked a group Of s<rtith
ernjers today to beRln a survey o
methods to imp/ove southern eco
1 nomic conditions? flitch he' des
eribed as "the nation's No. 1 eco
1 nomic problem."
| ''We have an economic tthbal
ance in the nation as a whole du<
to | his very condition of tin
Soutlj," lie said in a letter to those
at' a meeting cal|ed by the Na
Lional Economic Coulitfll.
"Tt is an unbalance that can ant
must.be rlgfited. for the sake o
tile South and the nation. No pur
pose is closer to my heart at thii
moment than that which causet
ute to call you (o. Washington.
"That purpose is to obtain i
statement? 'Oi' perhaps T shuttle
sajy a restatement as of today? o
the economic cofidttiQHS of thi
| South in relation to the rest' o
j the country, iu order that we ma:
do Something about It; In orde
j that we may pot Only carry for
i ward the wyrk 1 1 j a 0 has been, be
| gun toward .'the tel^billtation o
the South, but that the pvograi)
of such work may be expanded ii
the directions (fiat t'his new pre
sehtatlon phall indicate/'
Meantime, the Ptesident start
out Thursday on a journey to Sai
, Francisco which may become th
j most srppcmcrrtTrr bTt of ? politica
1 1 oretl-ft?*i'lng h? Utter eVel* I I dftnt
Such evidenbfeiolf JhlS' intentions a
lean be g leaned from his own re
marks indicates. he is on ?tbb verg
I of striking! a bold new dfcarse ii
I politics? of venturing persona Ht;
I into realms /Which he preyibusl,
left to his f lieu tfenanta:>. -vo'l t* ?
The President, has put* in gooi
words personalty only top Senatq
Leader Berkley, of Kentucky, ant
for Senators Duffy, df Wiseonsin
and McAdoo, of OaltforBiaiSj.-.No'w
it appears, he< may give up indi
rectloa in many oases. j
.?fifither developments:^- i * ?
Senator Logan, D&nu>cral. l?on
tUEky, said he felt certain neitSoi
President Roosevelt- no r j Vice
Fffosfcient' earner would rlegfc '-i
VJvird term in their respective at
flees. Logan made it plain he hac
?mrt * ?pPTsnnrttTy " <TfeCtTSBS"(TTSTrc
terms ..wiLh. either-. Mr, Roeee*el
or Mr. darner, jj j
AXXOtj WH-.MAKKI.WK-? i
Mi> and MYs. K. S. liilea wist
to announce the marriage of the
daughter, Ckrisline, ,V}c
s(?a Agtq,
weddtng'flCTTwnoBji*
I>JT Rf V. Parks, 4>a
hrlrt* ;?t Hhe Pi?*sbyw( [rrra^s
I a|? BethiWda, M ary ktu'
JUtt t, at ?;00,K Mj
Bfevi' VAJfc iiWCtCE&)
; KOC K *'
? _ *
;? R?vi**Jt services witkehe^eeia
the Fl&t Bock
SWMa}", J'Oly $0 ana- 6onuit W?
throughout I'i&t
feP fliWk S-t
'* .(1*4
*t tSflsma Rj?ry?iwais stor^otj
^itten(^M 9jj ?;oi: f)&i Siinttg
NATIONALS
| WIN OVER
AMERICANS
1 " ^ I ' : n
I Cincinnati. O., July f?? Th?.
(American league's AH-Stars but
| oil an explosive display today t>utl
fit was their defense that blew ?p
I instead of the expected display of
j Hitting 'fireworlcs. with tlie reMftt
i rtWt thfe Nationals combined Sti
pe it) pfffching with *lert uH-ronfiif
; play td' Capture the sixth- mterJ
'' lediiiie'ba'sebatl classic. ' 'ta'io*
' ' The fihat tally was 4-4 as the/
Nationals, aehlevftig' theft-'' first
1 tHtimph'/slhce '19S6 ritid thMr-see*
: ond. since (fie ""dream game" wtis
? inaugurated in 1933, eVai-Heft <he
vauutecf siitfretoiiiicy ot ihetr pbWe*
house fj+ali.
Paced tit "the pitching ' depart
ment In- the youthful ht)rtie-tiy*ri*
l hero, 23-year-old JoMmy Vatidet1
Meer the Natifinals seized all avail
able opportunities to gafdl drf eaU
Ujr lead, and theu stood .off .Qwo
[ clbsiug tbrepts that lw?d a packed
\ j gallery of- 3*, 067 faua Ht Crosleyt
Field on the anxious seat in the
.sevrtitb utvd ninth innings. : >i
j V.ander Meer. who set the. 4 m
Mericnn. League sluggers down vnitto
'a solitary single ia the first three
'tunings an the Dutpiiched Ins south ?
1 paw uivtl, Vernon Gomes, of. the
Yankees, < received credit for , the
. victory, thus tupping off a glorious
rookie season for the New Jersey
boy who made baseball history l*y
pitching two successive no-hit
gainesi an i ,, ?m?s ? -
(iomex w?s charge^ with his
first' defeat in All-8tar compsti- "
. lion. The Yankee. portslder, whp
'I was a starting pitcher for the
| fifth time in six years, previously
? lUiHl been credited, with, three of
Ithe four American triumphs. The
(one. run made op Gomez's pilch*
j ing today was unearned,. but j.it?
I was enjnugh to produce his first
? set-back. The score came in th?
first lulling. i
. TJvb Nationals barely outhit
> their foes, 8 to 7, hut hacked up
I the superb pitching of Vandev
| Meer, Biffc Lee of the Cubs, and
r Mace Brown -of "Olie* Pirates, with
? an?utfumlar. and .errorless - (t?fe(v
jstve play. Lee. like Vander Meer,
yielded only one hit. {Jjowil was
t .torched for five safeties, in .(.Ue
-Mast .three innings, and needed
["'some inck. u? well as his own skill
- in the pinches, lo pull . through
- without serious damage.
By. contrast, the Americans' de
fense came apart in several plac
- esj They connniUed 119 less than
? lour errors,, climaxed by a pair of
? wild throws by Jimtnie Fox and
? j Joe DiMaggio. iuthe Seventh, that
-'.4ft]th? last two National League
I runs cross, the plate apd sewed up
I I the ball game. ' , _l
f j . AH told, three of the four Na
-jUonaJ markets were unearned,
3 1 which tells a 'big share of the
1 stoi;y and indicates how times
.have changed since the Giant?"
t .w$r? victims of the jitters in the
j last world series with the Yau
f kees...
BREAKS JAIL
Four Leave In Flirty Morning To
lie Returned About Noon
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Nathan Cebrg^, ' Dock Tant,
itfrUie' T<<iit. UetiTg held to answer
charges of larceny, and Willie Pat
ton, to answer a charge of assault
with a deadly' Weapon, brbke Jail
about 6 o'fefosk Trfesday Iwornlng,
?only to be caught and returner! to
Who same j rrit about noon of 'the
sdtnV diiy: They* "were all whife
pristine^.
It serins that' the prisoners hfcti
ftn'old knife and had succeeded In
cutting a piece of the steel siding
abcrat 12X15 iittfhes but and crawl
ing through this hble and secre?
tie- themselves^ awaited the 'Visit
!ofJailor Minor.who arrived abofit
B;o"Ho?k Tuesday m'orrllng to!glV'a
Ihem breakfast. As {he Jailor en
tered Che cell block to> distribute
the brtakfaW the four stepped but,
hatid made; their escape. Offers
got in toucb with Wilson atrdi?
cured blood hounds and got^dh
the Chase in^ihort order with- th?
result-that the prisoners *reria
'caught about -OT miles ttb*n lira
_ river, near the ofd irari-ls- fart*,
j where all four were fishing: Th^ir -
? i were returnd to'jail.
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KWd-'more prisoners in the> cell* ha
zard 'taot trtPer to -eseapSk J wiisn
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