. ffc*
litre i^e to-
doH^'llfii egreed
pfe I«Und
r^onld be
omorrow.
reWlcial
Kb vutoltta^^.
» tbe eoBloir’^
tnce be mad*i
Bide.
of
OoptMlL-
"sentl-
D&ngh*
Members de-
Murgeret Stinger, blrtb
ndrocBte, *nd ber fol-
' Cow KUIb Wonum
K IMiBon, July 2.—^Mlss Hattie
l^^^arpe, *0,' a prominent resident
!!'t^.^lB aeetioa, died about 9 o’-
tbln morning of ln|uriee
'' ^Hdired when she was attacked
.'"to a oow while picking berries
‘^lear ber home, \hree and a half
atlee weet of Madison.
Recorder Court Pays
"Concord, Jnly 2.—Benefits to-
^/talUng fl5,7«6.69 were reaped
'' ' by Concord from operation of
’' Its recorder’s court during the
.-'liBcal year which ended June ?0,
Hording to an annual report to
de July 11 to the city board
raldcrinen by Chief of Police B.
*^^^.Widenhouse.
Many Die In Ship
J^j*l^wpur iapbn, 'Wednesday, Ja-
f'jty t?—Oaa hundred and thirty-
tiro of fbe 220 ptiasengers and
of the excursion steamer
^Idoa’Maru pilch foundered in
‘ ^ nd aw had been rescued
emoon. BlghtJdliie were
; and nine bodtfes had been
recoTered.
OkaTCm County Wet
New Bern, July 2.—Craven
county today voted for legalised
liqaor ttores by a better than 4-
i»>l majority on the basis of vlr-
toaily complete unofficial re
turns. WJlth only one small pre-
clndt uhreported, the vote was:
Tot ilaubr storee, 2,237; against
liquor stores, B63.
fafanadge A Candidate?
Atlanta, July 2—Governor Eu-
gOlH0 fPalmadge will take his
ytgiif against President Roosevelt
^*^eople of Georgia at Can-
.^nty fourth. Political observ-
^^Id today they believed this
fiaark the beginning of a
^bat will culminate in the
ptial preferential primary
a«xt year between the
and 'Mr. Roosevelt.
Presidential Bid?
Kansas City, Mo., July 2 —
0^ Alf M. Lsndon, of Kan-
told a natioa-wlde an-
a«9>ot the sunflower
balanced budget In a
wblcb political observers
a new hid for the Repub-
prealdentlal nomination,
on Identified himself as a
__hyou - go" administrator
[^ffrred hlmBclf to his party
yrptnkform attacking “debt-
a n d "tax-boosting”
Bt.
^ robber
IS BACK IN JAIL
,^n, July 1- — Walter
an, one of the four High
'^nng m«i recently par-
by Governor Bhrlnghans,
r-HWf baH served more th^
for the Denton bank
which others claimed
V'^^d-not do, enjoyed only a
period of liberty. 'Today be
J^e state road prison camp
r l^ere beginning a tour
^sentence, Imposed In sn-
conrt hero on a cha«e ef
^Tipon a female.
* ' Accidont
'the
eleme
rilled
bt preisra
Besond
snt hlB
payment
le-thfrd
Bk.
Se may
books
Des Moines, la. . l^BBKrous rains alitt^abUi . ^
throughout America's food belt, Texas to Mmcsou;^ar};fedteat6
bumper crops this year with drought weeks and dust BWrmb of last
year forgotten. Photo shows June Caldwell, former Iowa 4-H Clttb
queen, waist deep in a heavily filled wheat field near here.
onQ JUUPi DOOK8 ' Pieir^XDrK s TlOTwo aeTeiopm«Bi oi an oaarv aua. a utrayvrmfv iwiii «
plan Iir mitiroly man-made "blood sWstt" which enables aelence* tovital ois guteriaHBO.tbo (TO
j, #bo bgre of,man alive end''functioning outside tbs body, is balled'^m the ,funds
W2w—rgr:—ths most sehsatlonal'ln the annnls of medicine. The two men irho
^ or mesWers d^tbe j*^‘*y.®'J!;^ja«Aievsd' tWa trfmtiph mr* Col. Chirleo A, Llndbegh, America's m6$-'
” . ’ .-...I 'above right, Nobel Prise Winner, the medical expert. « «,
New Bri^ Over Reddies Ri^er Will
Be OpeaeJ Soon; IsBig I^^ement
i^iPRtwe.
Mrs. R. G. Finley
To Visit London
Local Resident To Be In Fes
tival In Presence Of Roy
al British inmlly
Mrs. Richard Finley wUl
sail for Enfdnnd on the Berenr
afloolt'^oi^njy. Sth, to attend
the Internatlemai Drama Fes
tival at Statford, and the In
ternational Folk Dance Fes
tival in London, both being a
part of the Kings Jnhilee Ceie-
'tewtion. While In London she
wUI be. a guest of the Engdieh..
Folk Dance Society and will
attend a reception glren by
the King and Qacjm on July
15. Over 20 conntries will be
represented at these fegtlrals.
Following the festival Mrs.
Finley will remain abroad and
will study in London, Hol
land, Belgium and FVance.
AsMstant Game
Warden In City
Warns People Not To Kill
Foxes or Any Game Not In
Deiwetory Gass
W. C. Llsk, assistant state
game warden, has been spending
a few days here in company with
W. W. Barber, Wilkes county
game warden.
W)hlle here Mr. Llsk helped
Mr. Barber investigate some re^
porta of foxes being killed, and
Issued a public warning for peo
ple not to kill foxes or any wild
game except such animals or
fowls as are classed in the de
predatory class.
He also stated that he wished
to thank the people for the splen
did cooperation they are render
ing the game warden In the per
formance of his duties and en
forcement of the game laws.
Bridg^e^VRture. Finished
Sometime Ago; 'Ckmcrete
Ai^roadhes Poured
The n^-concretd bridge over
Reddies River on highways 60
it he so de^fw:
The state has estimated .the
^st of gbe mtal plan can be
;■ ^ken Care of by charging one-,
third price, estimating the aver^
age life of a textbook as being;
three y^rs. However, students
will be closely dlwipHued in re-
will be closely 4l^lpllned in r^; Contract Lined'Stir
gardrto-care o£ the books and it,. CTi’iiiMfftiig A*
will be held strictly accountable- „,Be At
a-
for damage or loss over and
bore natural depreciation.
■Very few, if any, changes are
avcuUAcro a%a * w-* - ail/ LVAVVvrvn- • • •*• ir—
and 16 at the western boundary course of study may be rented,
of North Wllkesboro will
be
open for travel about July 16, It
was learned unofficially this
morning.
Tb«« a«tuM*"btM8e
Was complete about two mo
»go blit sonie delay was en
counter^ in paving the ap
proaches, which >extend to a point
near the intersection of 10 1-2
Street and D Street east and to
the point of a curve on Gordoh
Hill on the west.
That portion of the bridfte
and approach on. the North Wfl-
kesboro side of the river has been
given the name Of Boone-Jeffer-
son Street by the city board of
commissioners.
Construction of the bridge af
fects the greatest and most need
ed Improvement of any project In
recent years with the exception
of the Yadkin bridge between
the Wllkesboros. The bridge not
only shortens the route of two
highways leading out of this
city but eliminates a number of
dangerous curves and the use of
the old covered Reddles River
bridge, which Is not wide enough
to safely accomodate two-way
travial
*8 one of the
few remaining covered bridges in
the country and has become a
landmark beCkuse of its special
significance In being covered and
the many years it has served to
accomodate travel across the
stream.
FHA Field Man
Here Sativday
Assisted Number of Pet^e in
Filing AndicBtions For ;
Housing-Loans
Ralph "B. H^iock, fleiS repre-
senUttve of the federal housing
administration, spent Saturday
In this city assisting a number of
people In filing appHcatlow for
housing loans. He matatalnsd
headquarters In the office of At
torney W. H. MqBlweo.
Federal houBlng loans are now
ottered for modernlaatlon and
drs to buildii^ ' or
fhe pf con^rnction
or je^vpdng PaMo%;
{bw;
trapHill motorist
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Elkin, July 1.—'An automobile
wreck yesterday afternoon near
Thurmond on ktgihway 21, north
of Elkin, sent Arthur Cox, 26, of
the Traiiblll oommunity to tM
Elkin hospital with an^ injured
arm, and dande Cox, a brother,
to the Elkin city Jail Charged
with intoxication.
The mishap occurred when the
machine, s^d to have 'been ope
rated by Arthur Cox, failed fc
nu^e a curve on. the mountain
road, and crashed through a
stout wire guard, landing many
feet from the'road.
The victim of the wreck, weak
from loss of a quantity of bloed,
was broUf ht;J)y truck to the hos
pital for immediate attention.
His arm'was all but torn from
be expected today.
In a hearing in magistrate’s
court this morning, Claude Cox,
charged ■with public drnnken-
nw, was thleaseid with a small
fine.
Cure
Bro|^,
Very few, If any, changes are . 'V nr*w««»
contemplated fc the course of «on, compost pf C. p. ^dNelll,
study for the Scorning term and ehairidan,. tl. RT Olrutch and D.
any textbook - in the regular
Phifiips Is Jndge
Welfare Meet Cauioeled
His arm'was all but torn from "^"^^^^"yVTommrairotion’fro^ {Fk>yd, of N. C. ante College, _di-
his body. He is reported to be Host, bend of the rert^ of. the ^
i^tinv an comfortably as could In North
nis ooay. Be is reponea w m T. Post, bend of the re«ur «. roe AAA tobacco pro-
^tlng as comfortably as could gtate board of charities and wel- grim in North. Carolina, 1^^
faro, to Charles McNeill, county' 76,777 ffirmers favoring cormn-
welfare officer.
of^edttCi
sefel&n .
hear reports firomMi:
have bMn drawing
making eBtiuMean”
... gcheoi bnildings and
present .bitlidin^
^ ttaC c>iiMnuftR||^
r . Cbunty authoritllU v'^
under sonSIdei
a loan and g _
■Ue- works*-'
. clent-tc taka'ci» i?f J
development of an ‘•artlflclnl heart" and. a desperafe needA lf
Board offdlicatHn Will Med Jtdir
is ToMake Sebd^
Offico N«xt Weeli
■Wa-?-
The county beard of educa*
P. Sheppard, met ■wtth Snpt. G.
B. Eller Monday in the reeulaf
July meeting With all members
present. ‘
Very few matters of more
t^jiny .nButlnoJtems olT>ask
'^'B86s^'we«* rnnsnDMiit.-,^l •
The boird set Monday, July
16, .as the date for mining ont
schoo' bus routes for the next
school term. Although no groat
changes from last year’s routes'
Is contemjdated the board- will
give tn& uiorlntn reeking a ci'kniei
a chance' to alSiie' jihnlr ■views and
expebaa their, olaims for ohang^'
or najr roiUes.' ^ ,.
The rouses' will be decided up-:
on on that day and it w'Ui also
be decided‘ttpon which rohtes'ttoe
state-owned busks will be nsed.
During ftho following week
bids will be recMvert on all con
tract lines and .cii'i) tracts wiU..^
awarded to tbe Ipwest blddbrs.
Specifications may be' obtnined
from 0upt. ■ Eller at any timB'
after July 16.
^^ular OriMlnS; Tettn To
Convene in Willtgsbprib on
Monday, Aug^ 5th
Judge Phillips,, of Wades-
boro, will preside over , the regu
lar August term of Wilkes su
perior court to convene In 'Wll
kesboro on the first Monday In
August, August 6.
]lbe August term will be for
trial of criminal cases and there
will be a grand jury, 'ilie court
will probably face the lightest
docket in several decades In
Wilkes county, due principally
to the fact that the calendar was
practically cleared the terln
held in April undePBjK^nt act
of the legislature pn|pUng for
four additional weeks of court In
Wilkes county.
Legion Post To
Elect Officers
>
Every Sfember Urged To At
tend Important Meeting
Friday Night
Wilkes post of the.' American
Legion will bold its regular July
meeting at the Legion .uid Auxil
iary clubhouse on Friday night,
according to an announcement
this week by J. B. McCoy, com
mander of the post.
Tbe meeting is of special fm-
portance,"dne to the fact that ot-
fieers for tbe coming year will be
named and delegates will
chosen to represent the post . in
tbe .state convention in Fayett-
Tllle in August. ai f vrvTirA 72 TO I FW
The meeting wlD begin prompt- , paF CROF
ly at 7:30 and every l«gionnalro COWTHIM- Ur LgJtr
Is urged to be there and be there Raleigh, July 1.—Inoopplete
on.time. returns -ttom a- roferondum In
which tobacco farmers wore ask
ed to vote fpr.br agalnkt reton*
The annual weHare Institute [tlon of c^contte^prcH.
scheduled to be J»ld this y^r st g«»m ^teht^ah^ed ?2
Chapel Hill Jnly" 8-12 has been of every 78' growers in 37 couu-
called off An aecouht of the but- ’11®^' favpr^ ft#
break of Infan^ie paralysis, ac- ‘ " ’ ~
Rain 1* Caine of
: Wall Ccliapw
■f. I . I -
Wall -Of FWundatkm Norn
•' Btilldtng.'On t«t|i
tMlapreii’
Tbe secopd prorldMtiki Ac
cident obcived on tbe scene
of the erection of a new boild-
ing on Tcntb street Tneeday
nbew : tbe
the ' fi
liy' A. .JP.-
mkbaoted at several hunAwd
dollars and the entire wall
from the bottom of the. exca
vation to the'sidewalk Idvel
mnkt be ■ eWHt
This tbie pcc^ acci
dent of ttwit-'ty^ on the seene.
When, the mmtvatlon for the
hniMinff was betag made the
wall of the Gtoldston Smith
baHdlag adjotaing cidlapeed
'revecnl weeks ago.
GARAGES IN CnY TO
be CI^ED THURSDAY
All garages In North Wllkoe-
borojrlli he.eioa^>toy (Thu*a-
dar> in orderTp give a. holiday
to all employes, it wax learned
yesterday-,
Dnvinir liennBen'
t 11®- -—-
UnaUB Tor'bhauffbuM-and, iSweyi-^ hrs engaged. In forest InBSCt con'
an f«Ai wnrir . natv nns state xets I
Ipr* -will ,i>® ' araUsble -^Hiln. 811
to.bPi days, ih wax anponn^ to
day by Arthur-D. r^ak,. ,as- he
assnUsed t^ls dutiw as
rector ;^j^ig»*a^j^etyr '
ALLOTMENT
BENEFIT FORESTS
,
Washiujcton. July 1.—^Nbirth
Carolina foreit will be^heneflted
to the extent' of 817,000-^f the,
fi 10,090. allotted today by Che
works administration tff Jthk De
partment of Agriculture fpy forJ*^
est Insect Inrestigatlons bye the
bureau of entomology and plaat
quarantine rertainlng to I m-
proremant of forest insect con
trol practices aa carried out by
tile CCC.
The Btudire win be conducted
in 22 atatre; having national and
atate forests where CO0 camps
trol wpriCi 0»ly one sUte gets jk
larger slice of the $116,000 al
lotment than North Carolina. It
Is New Jersey, which gets $26,-
OOV';
Tdbacc® .
p| tonffaming Crop €oiitrd
A .rwoirt released by A; T.
Fieik-Pii«fari4 ~ .
'I^porto^ -Ck iSi^y Cdffiifjr I%
nance ot the program, and 1,04$
‘opposed.
338 Tohpcco Growers feCotm-
tjrYotpFmr Control; Nono
Vote Against
■ Wilkes county'tobacco farm-
rm m. O t;«»«U40
voted tmtirf^ttslr in favor
^ goveSkmeht' crop control In Annoni
jhe ‘referen^nm .which endpd Sat- ^ming v
uriday, June'’^. age-by J. B. ,
, The total number of tobacco ^ Wltkeit
.growers casting-votes was 888,
.all of whom voted for crop con-
trol. All of the growers, however, v^rayk ^ ''
did not caA ballots, tee "them
vptlng US' under the naa^‘
her of cimtract aigsers in tM
county ■
Voting took glare Saturday. W;
llle-^ and M '
1111-^1137
y®®”- * .
Reprerentativea of th».*--y|p|^,^ ^
tect firm of Benton A B®nbW,i(^
WU*on, .have ^ited-th^
of proposed Wmdi.nga.aiid , ,
tions in, company with Cl' A}
ief, superintendent of
and'will'submit, plimx'
boards in joint mehtlnih- ^ i
New bnlidlngB are pr^
Mulberry, Mottutaln VIWH.
lers Q:rek, Beiiham and .
nuL Mulberry, Mountain
and Millers Creek are coattit'
schools and have been op
under great handicaps. TM-
Ing at Baptist Home bura^
spring, making- U imperatire
a building be erected in Mnlbwv
'ry towUs'Klp, where a cantial SOB-
solidated unit Is proposed.
Addit^M are. eonalAefi'^
. Iwd :^: t^ttkesh«rqyyJteiMH^' Mbs
Vleasant and iftoa’rlng Htver^
'buildings. Th^e® are high schoold^
and Bentrat disti^t units , wIMr?
modern smool plants with nek
enough capacthr: t|r handle the
chUdjton transiKMi^ under thw
rdeent progranf-of school consol-
Idatlbn and were badly'srowdag^
last year.
LoddThkniHhs
Games
Doaj^e-Header Todaj; ffigk
P^t Team SaCiM*
day and Ssadar
Beginning with a' holiday doa
ble header today- the North WH-7
kesboro,. (Home Chair) basebalt.
club has four splendid hoi,
games on schedule for the woiM*j
end.
First game ot today's dodl
header here between the Ic
team and Albemarle will beghW'^
at 1:80 and the second game m:., :
four p. m. A record crowd Is tok
pec ted.
Saturday afternoon at four o'
clock RobertsonM Bakery team
from High Point wUl play hex*-
and on Sanday afternoon at gMi
HnaUey-JackBon-' MuMBiT’>'Mil^
strong High Point te«aL
play here.
"dyS
Service
Be Here
Win Amfet VeteraBS
inf QabnsTm Ye
A service otflMi^wtfj
city .Friday, July-7
pore ot asM*$fai4v.^
ing claims to thh’
Annonneemeni > pf