THE ASHEWLLB CITIZEN
THE WEATHER
FAIR.
CITIZKN WANT ADS
HRINU RESULTS.
VOL. XXIV. NO. 192.
ASlIEYILhE, X. C, SATURDAY MOWNlMi, .JUNK VX 1WS.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
NOBLES FOLDED THEIR
TENTS, BUT STOLE NOT
AWAY IN DIM SILENCE
FOR S)NEET CHARITY'S SAKE.
TODAY'S GUBERNATORIAL
PRIMARIES WILL CLOSE
THE CRAIG-KITCHIN FIGHT
pilgrimage of Oasis and
Omar Ended in a Blaze
and (Jlare of Splendor.
A THOUSAND SAT
DOWN TO BANQUET
The Parade of the Shrincrs
and Novices Was a
"Scream." Fine Con
cerjt for Ladies.
Past but nut forgotten, nor yet to
he forgotten for many yean- to come.
Is the Joint session In Ashevllle of
uasi.s and Omar Temples of the Mys
tic Shrine, which came to an end In
the Kin i. lest houri of this morning
on the ullltop In a resplendent man
ner i f splendor following a banquet
notable for lavish chetr and the
personii' I of thosu who gathered
there.
Greatest ever in Shrine history was
the inee ,ng of the two temples, Oasis
representing Norlh Carolina and
Omar the state of South Carolina, the
former the motliet, the latter the fair
daughtci .an assembly which drafted
bright n Inds, v hole-souo J men and
fair ladies from tlie mountains to the
tea. and radiated id comet-like bril
liancy a spirit of bright life and
brotherly low, Impressively demon
strated for all its panoply of merry
Jeat en the people of Ashevllle when
Hrave and serious-minded men un
bent fro;n the dignity of every da'y lit
and showed that at hear! they were
ljs onee more, brilliantly success
ful as the session in every detail,
and in Its bountiru1 entirety it left
naught to bo desired, the bright dawn
"f the morning cbinlng from over the
high mountain smi'lng an adieu to
those ho efe bidden bnn wiyage.
and who rcluctantl; depart from the
oasis v hose guardians have eclipsed
themselves as Shriner hosts.
of what happened In the secret
nnitliiKS at the Auditorium last af
ternoon from 4 o'clock until 10 an
.iiib-i.lcr may not tell, because he does
not know, but hints dropped from
M-teians suggest that a cornucopia ot
pli nty was "done" to thos' v ho, with
the optimism of the unlearned In the
art1' anil crafts of the sages, troopi d
in hind those closely guarded deor.s.
to I. mi ii a few assorted m stories.
I'or.ieouple of das said n" io's had
Indei i been the "Big Noise" and
lir'.-.i in the smile of popular uc
eliiitn. tint all good things conic to an
''"d and mi they were chastened by
those superior ill the lore handed
down from the Araahs.
Oh, Those Novices!
Mut concern chielly attached yes
br.li' to ejiose nov-ic s, and Ih'-.v
reigm-,1 supreme In the estimation of
the gleeful crowds who watched Ihelr
untie , when they came rorth in pa
rade from the Mattery park yester
'iav morning. Hundreds there were
"f He in. It seemed, a motley gurln d
c ii' r.iiion. guiirdeil by a cohort of
N'obl. . ,,n, f,,,,Wp, ,y Nobles of tlie
Ibd fez They had a band lmw
"'" -' has never bern paralleled in
Mil Imrg. even by Sousa. because th.
'"" ' was different yes. it was
I'l-e. , Dial the music they made was
d'lt' 1 1 nl." and they themselves were
bib-,. ,,i ir,,m a H;U(. (larlUowu
It, in l;es a)
' !l' Ulage "cut up" were dis-
' 1 v the cut tips or these whoj
1,1,1 'unis at the sn, ret command or
l" initiators, and really i b credit
uh . ,i. . cV(,n ,,, t In- ingenious I
'" "lio conceived tlie garbs and;
t!" ' "ds line man was a comic i
;ni
'd bat. another a woman of!
1 ullage, and still another was I
rs a small boy of generations!
el always If will be a wonder j
a me ( hose bats I In y w ore,
I'a
In
none such have hern worn
I
" years and
're jn evidence
v. - re they, evv-n
1 Hr ectotrc j
Cheerful;
originating I
I Uieir own. but in Die main
hat they were told lour
1 the base of ihe Vance mon
oid delivered addresses on Ihe
onilnuod on Page Throe.)
STANDARD OIL IS AGAIN IN FOR
A HEAVY PENALTY FOR REBATING
'By Associated Press.)
'"M'HKSTKK, N. Y.. June U'
a- i harped in the Indictment.
'," it"- verdict brousht in by tlie
'1-r.il court In the Standard Oil case
"'' b-nlicht The Jurv had been out
""on recess. "
uni, l j Kenenek. of Buffalo, who
n('"'"""(l the defense, moved for a
Ju an'l it was arranged to have
., Maiel hear argument on the
-n on July 7. 8pccUl Assistant
ey th ' ',n,'ra, Walltirp Demp
f'outinif uttorney, ajravp
THAW MUST STAY
IN JAIL LONGER
Application for Transfer to
'Another Asylum is Denied.
Meets His Wife.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW Yol;K. June 1 J Harry K
Thaw will remain In the I'ougb
keepsie jail pending an application of
his counsel to Justice Howling of the
supreme court fur a change of the or
der committing him to the slate hos
pital for the Insane at Mattewan. This
decision was rendered by Justice
Morschatiser. of l'oiigh kei psie, after
hearing arguim nts of counsel in this
city today on a motion to' transfer
Thaw to any state as him other than
an asylum for tlie insane convicts.
Justice Morsebauser expressed the
opinion that It might lie better for
Thaw to be incarcerated in some other
asylum than the one at Mattewan,
as it was ciilcnt that u strained re
lations existed between the head of
the Mattewan institution and Thaw.
Col. I'runklin Hart lett and James
J. (Iraham, of Newbung-h, appeared
fur Thaw. Col, Hartlett contended that
Thaw could legally be transferred to
any other state hospital for the In
sane and in the argument for the
transfer counsel asserted that Thaw
would personally would lie in tlie
Tombs or Pough keepsie Jail than in
Mattewan- District Attorney Jerome
said that he personally had no ob
jection to the transfer of Thaw to
some oilier hospital If be were con
vinced that it was for Thaw's good
and that there was no danger of Ills
escape. Justice Morschauser stated
that he could not go back of Justice
Dowllng's order sending Thaw to Mat
tewan, but in view of the statements
that Thaw might not recover there
because of the reeling he has, toward
the head of the institution, fc would
stay the execution of the order recom
mitting him until such time as Thaw's
counsel could ask Justice Dowllng for
a change, of, the original urdr.
II AltHV SANK SAYS WICK
POCKIIKEKPSIE. N Y . June 12.
Till' lirst meeting helwci ll Harry K.
Thaw and his wife. Evelyn since bis
attempt to secure his release from
Mattewan asylum, took place today In
Thaw's quarters in tlie Duchess coun
ty jail. Tin- visit was evidently prear
ranged, for Thaw was waiting to gret
his wife win n her name was annouiic
eil. The meeting between them was
pri ate.
Mrs. Thaw said she was d issast isiied
witli tin turn matters have taian and
said it was not her fault that she
was not called as a witio-.s in tlie
habeas e irpus case ror In r husband
Mattewan, she said. Is tlie last place
on iirib t whb b Thaw should he
s.-nt Mrs. Thaw deelan-d that lor
husband is sail. "I have known him
see, n years" .die iaid, "and ought to
know"
EXPLOSION HAS
SERIOUS RESULT
(By Associated Press)
K .SAS (1TV. Mo. June 12 -Two
iab..rers lo-t their im-i. two others
were s. i ionsly injured, and pi..p.rt
loss i liluat'il ,'lt bet we- II $-'.. '1. 01111
and Jil.'.ii.Ono, was ran'il In two ex
plosions billowed by lire in ihe pal:
ing bouse ,r Nelson. .Mo ri . - i'iiiii
pan; at I : i v ersii I e. in K a leas ,- 'It v,
Kans, today. The hve - illusions
ruined the cold storage building and
Ihe lire that follow. ,1 ib-.'lrov d the
suck lease and i -inl' ills
All explosion o sewer gas resulted
w to u a w-.ik.r in one .. tin- eold
storage departineiits tiglilid a mat. h
'ibis was followed b anotle r and
llllieb more -'-liotis: e.o-o
by Ho- Ignition or a uuaniit
;in-f-(
f a Mi-
nionia
The Morris plant is located in ar the
eha n in I of tin- K a w mi-r, and being
,,, th, , .-ntie of the flood, d district is
in a -u ill eiirr. lit of water from six to
eight let dee;. Tills i on. til :on made
the la -k or tiL-hlii.g the lis. most dif
li.iilt and it r.uuire.l li. hours to
place Hi. II. inns und. r coiiii-.l There
w. l-e liltv oi.-n ill 111.- plant w h'-n the
explosions occurred, hut all except
four csiap. d Two of ties.- w.-re in
stantlv killed and two others badly
mangl.-d.
notice that he would move for JudR
lii. lit and .sent, ic e on the adjourned
dale
The oil company w,n plac d ..n trial
June I. for an alleged violation of
the Interstate commerce law In ac
cepting' a con.ession from the filed
tariff on shipments of oil from olean.
N V . to ftustland. and lb Hows Falls
Vt. There were forte counts In the
indic tment. ea h representing: action
on a car of oil The maximum fine on
each count is K'e.nOi). or a total for
the whole of the shipment of $S0O,-000.
ANTI-RACING
LAW NEARLY
CAUSED RIOT
Officers in Plain Clothes
Make Arrests at (! rave
send Pommel Kach
Other.
TURK ASSOC1 1 ATI ON
TO MAKE TEST CASK
Rillg .Management Forbids
J-ttvhiK of Odds lint Uet
ting,(ioes on as I'snal.
, (By Asso-luted Press-)
N: W Vllltlx, June 1. lletwecll
li'i.ooi and UO.OOti persons Journeyed
down to I i ra ves.-iid race track today
to see the horses run. and. if pos.-lblc,
to make a wager on their favorites.
1 Inailn d of gaily d
s.s.sl women !
were in the crowds
Six raffs s irt
run. and six favorites won
belting, too, on r i ry r
l' - Pit' -
the fart that the in w Axmw -Harl !
anti-KfiinlilltiK la w wa.s in fun e, iui'1 i
that It was aiinourieed at the Iraek
that no betting would l.e indulged In.
Police in uniform and in plain clothes
cii'iulaled in larue numbers anions
the crowds in the h.-ltin pavilion.
Several men w.re arre.-t. d under the
new atil I -belt in? law', and ca- h was
held in J., oil bail lor a bearilii; lo
'morrow. tirlando Jon. s, one of the
b-sdinc members l the Metropolitan
Turr A sho i iat Ion t he l.iK bookiual,
irs' club- was th- mosi prominent of
tin' book inn I. . rs arristcd It was ru
rnored that Jones mtimi'd to make a
tBt caw ol the new law.
Somethbm akin i" a i iot o.-euri-d
when the first art.:-!, that of Ki.-h.ird
'( bb.li. a I kmal.er. u.c i t-, jiot
as the hor.-.s wire Koims to tin j.o.stjo'ii
for the hr.-t ra. e i. tetie r'air. in
plain clothes;, urabb. d VV. I. Ion. alt. i!
itiR tiial h. had . eti him ae .). a he!
A seore ,,r .so ot anKi'. men surround
ed the pair, arid tlie .let.-, fives were
Jontled severely Another plain
clothed man, who va-i tinknowii to
I'arr. rushed Into Hi. thb-k or the
rray and . atiKlit b-.ld ..f VV. Idoii's arm.
desirlni; to aid his brother ..fti.er.
Carr. not realizing bis intent. craek d
file other p. li. .-irian mi-r tie- lo ad
with liis bill-, f. Mini; him t'arr was
tiitn. h.'d s.-v ral tunes but meantime
relnforeenieiitH had ruMtu-d to thr
scene and present I;, ' ';irr and his pris
oner :irrie.l fit the .1. tel.lion o. n n.-nr
til- Kale I
ll4Mknmkcr in Otuiliilai-Y.
i. t i e r..ii,....il
by a wilfl sermnble of the i row ds to
net near tlie ehi. I' n tors in the seen.-,
but no further trotibb- resulted Allen
Plnk'-rton. bead of the deteedv, r..i re
at the tra'-k. rushed hlilu-r and thith
er. shouMlur, ".. back, boys; i;o back;
help the sport aloriK- by bavlnir no dis-tiirban-e.
Me orderlv. iioys. and ev
erythinK will eonie rlKht." V'h. n the
raclmf erittiusiasts l..-i:;in arriving at
the track an air or expeetaney was
noted everywhere, rjatber.-d in small
knots on the lawns could be seen men
tatkiiiK over the situation, and specu
lating: as to the probable effect the
new laws would have upon racing In
the betting ring the bookmakers hesi
tated to begin business, but doubt as
to what would be permitted was
early dispelled by John Cavanaugh.
the master of the ring, who warned
the layers that no infringement of the
law would be sanctioned. "If you
want to bet Individually." said Cavan
augh to the bookmakers, "you do so at
your own risk. There will be no Riv
ing and no taking of displayed odds,
and no attempt to do these things will
b permitted " s
They Still Hot Montr.
When the starters for the first raee
wepr run up On th hlnrktvard. scores
-iTifiriri inr.iiarim-ir.i-h" i -irnri n -'i.mnwminn
(ConUnitcd om pare X)
KING RETURNS
TO FACE THE
INDICTMENTS
lormer North Carolinian
Who Made Wig Success in
Toils of the Law.
IS CI I ARC KI WITH
FLEECING PATRONS
Ran Financial Bureau, a
Newspaper and Was a
Promoter on tlie Side.
(By Associated Press.)
IIOHTON. Mass., June 12. Car
deiilo !'. Kinc. tin- financial agent,
who for s time maintained ex
tensive iilf ic. s In Hostrin and New
York, and - i.o left this city last
i-'ebruar., ai'i-eared at police liead--piurters
here toda- and sort endi-red
himself to ;i!-wi-r to an indictment
charging him .villi larceny f Ji,..fx
The indict in. nts. a hi. li is In n I
Ml
w a-- I'd urn. U again d bl'n
U.vo nmritli
iM IlilKr, (
t.-r In went a . a v . and
hh nee .. p.-ssons who
claiiiM d to
(Kr him t'
t e sent lllollev to Klin:
stork lor them, and
had not be. 11 delivered
alter his .1 i-ap ea i a tne
appoint. .1 p. lake ear.
'u s . and alt.r an ex-
op. books it was round
w dollars In eaMi and
i einained K i nc. is a
li Carolina l-'orin. id
d In newspaper w or. .
ea r I be ha . h li ae
ln oter a ltd ll II a in la I
that Ih.' -I-- ,
A few H ,
a rccflvor w.i
i'f Kiiik's l'i
a rn ina t i n
that ny a !
ha n U fli-H . i
nalivf of N .I
he V an f lit: ti
Imi t f-ir tii.i t
tiM as a ,.
Made Hlg Splurge.
li) CHI.. I.
o. elip.Ving .;
V'a--iing.-ii
I'oom.S e.
opened ot. , I
entire tt-.or in a
lii.-t I. nil. Luc
i i-lily I iirnc to d
l.lc
Tie
, ii
lis.,
i'l lled ill e V .1 k
an ad ' el I i-a iik a ill -
and Iiiik i
l.aic.i w he I.
' in ,Ja una i
paper, the I
don. ,1 I lc i
ravini: II,. i
than $'M. i...
affa It- b. .
mad.- t,i , .
trie tees
i,e ai . d
Soon all.
eei.-r u ,
r' e va nil i
had li-il. du
nlin Ih- ,.
I.il s ami l i
ap. areiitl s.i.
I li'lT. be ...tart, d
I.-. I
lallv
loll Tribune 1,1,1 at..,,
It ' J after ten inont h
' had rs .l him til . r
Mail-. tin v..,, I,
o i nl. in ,1, . I thai 1,
it. s nur to
.e.rt Inn. later I
tin. .
. .h.
, ! .1 1 va !.(.. .. i i im - a i e
"itil.-.l. and t It. r- , i . -li
dl.s. lose. I thai Kim;
fK reg in,; ;. I .. il I I ft till
". I 1 1 I 1 1 i I 1 1 1 e a ' I I ' 1 1 1 1 o
v . te sold .1' .iM. ll a.
la llns of tt i. . I . ! it a
a e, (om ,l I. ,.K .
i . , H (Ml ha Vjl.e; b. ,-t,
. ads.
t.
sa I i -1
Kllu:
da... I. oi. I
fiirnlshe.l I.
IIK.Wt
N i-; VS Y ' .
animation -
in the re...,
ally ..li. ti-.i
W. It Ibai
so far Kair..
of.i;:;u bai;
S SMAI.I, .M
K. Jinn- I J Tb. .
I .'S ballot box. .s loda .
ol t he di- puled miii ol
1 'Ml.'., show .-.I gain., f-.r
.1 .. ,1... Il aisi l a
: s vit' in th. r . -. ..'ii.i
box- s. Th. re :im sttll
1.31 H ball'.i i-.x. s 1.,
and at ih. j - nt rat
b. ' xa ij i ii."'l
r proir. s- i!
Is wild the
the end of
dt will b know n
month.
l.
WAHHINCTOX. June 12 Forecast
for North Carolina: Generally fair."
Saturday; Sunday showers: light to
litnii coat to eoutheaat wind. 1
ALL CONTESTS
DECIDED; NOW
COME BOOMS
Result (lives Taft vm Dele
gates and Seems to Settle
the Noiniinat ion.
ADVANCE (I CARD IS
ON HAND AERKADV
All CuiulidatoH Have Thviv
ManaM's oil the Ground
Nuisin Their Dooms.
(By Associated Press)
lib ACo. June 12. Late today
the republican national commltlee
mpb ted the hearing of all contests
submitted. The committee has been
In session v ti das and has decid
ed contests inv.ollnK -19 seals on the
t. in pot a t roll i all The conlests
hme ro'lilted as lollows:
I or Tall Alabama. 22; Arkansas.
-'; I lord. la S, tieorgla. 18: Kentucky,
v. Louisiana. Is. Mississippi, 1 li ; MIs
souii. i.: ,o,tii i 'a ml Ina. 18. Ohio. 7;
i i k I a h ' 1 1 1 . a . Mi; I li n s I va u ia , I; South
Carolina. H. T' li ness. e, IK; Texas, 3D;
Vlrclnla IS; vMabka, 2; Arizona, 2
d'otal, .:
l or I '..raker -Virginia, 2; Ohio. I
Tot.. I. :i
As Tall had :t S T Instructed d.-le-..t.s
b.-tore tlie national committee
l.etaii tin- bearing r eontewts, be will
n v ba-.e n bilal ol ti'CI deli-gales ill
liueted tor him on the temporary
-..ll eall. u ali-.oi i .l uie int.. eonsld
iiailon an that tiave endor.s.d or
ielare. lor ttim In any other man
nor
I h. ..nl . "on . i .1. I defeat unstained
le. th. Tall d' I' Cites , the e.iiil.-sl
v.... iii Ih. lift I Virginia dlslll.t,
Aboil in. I. n. lianvllle. wliere a l-'or-
.kel .P h K-ltioli .va:' seated by a v.te
of 111 to I1;. I.. an- e a man wa alio.-.
e. I . a.t as .. . I ot II V of the ,
Hi in. nl ioii w ho had lsaiie.1 a cull
1 or a . on . . ill Ion In h Im own county
'lor w bite no n "ill-, "
Kaee shui Iii Virginia.
Th. fa., .jii'sllon was the uti-lei
l ine ati... in all of tin- Virginia ...t.
I. t -.. I i l.ilio en- ' ire. i.-r of N ol -
l .!k. .-h' mad. Ih- ofieiilng arKuoieiir
I.- tto Ttft J .o -..IvIlKi- till! Hie
li .t lit lie. II -it th. In f ... " It. Vlt
i in,., ..i, tlie Tat I 'I' I' gallon I'l full-,
p i 1 1 1 . i r 1 1 o i , a 1 1 1., ihe nuoiliei or n'-i',ro
a. i in the -I ,ie Me a .aerted that
Oil. ate.tl' '. let:io' A.e e-
,.. l (-. ole Oli.lel . I.OI1. of Vir-
eir.i., and Miat of l,. se ,,rit bet,..e.n
.; and 4 li.li I, i : e ,r"..-rl pia ll-
!o I Ma i I- ' Hi i a n ol Ohio an-
,i. ..,i,... I i Iii I I., I ullh.lraw the
'...litest against Talt .1- legates at lare
in Virginia, and Ih. Tart .1. legates In
Hie HI s. See. Old tlllld. lOlirttl. "Ixtll
and etgblll dis-l nils vv.Te seated
ll, I oi ii0.i na 'liiio and Ten ne.aee
i, I d. b-galion-; W. f sealed The
otloll of III" eollimlttee if, dividing
th.- I. ..oi a. ma .J.l. eat j., n a,pareiitlv
m oh- no dlrter. im e In the Taft
str . ,eM, liiasmo. I. as bolb Tactions
o 'Ian Til- TonlleSSee d-
. tsiori was mad in the eighth dis
til, i in r.M,ons. to On- urgent ap
peals of i 'orn rn it i ee rna n Hrovvnlow.
V h . asked that II be done ror the
pur j, os. of healing lo. al d Iff'-p ri f es
The delegation from the sixth Ohio
di-tri. t was also divided
Hughe' Mini Conu.
outside of tlie conclusion of the
. outests before fbc national commit
tee, tin- most important development
of the ilnv was the Issuance by the
allies" of a statement In which they
declared tb'-lr Intention of sticking to
the linlsli, and In which they aeserted
,h " " r' naln ,hRt there ."will
(rontlnnftd on pogei two.)
MANY INJURED IN
PLATFORM GRASII
Occurred at the Piiveilin of
(Jen. R. K. Lee's Moim
incut Yesterdav.
(By Associated Press)
MoNTOo.MMiV. Ala. June :
fote than a dozen pci-ftoua were
hint, none of them daiiKerour.lv, at
Capitol llelghls, a stihiub of Mont-
Komerv. late today when Ihe plat
loitii used to accoinmodHle partlei
pants In the unveiling of a statue to
lien Koliert K l.e' collapsed.
The most seriously Injureir are:
l; I, May, Mrs. William Knox. Mrs
YV. Max bin. Miss Arllne Harry. Miss
Fariy. Mrs Jeff Kalkner. II. C
Hrown. Mrs Harvey K. Jones, Mr
and Mrs
(illllie
and Mrs. ltoliert
Collins.
Mr May Is private eecrelary to
Judge Thomas (1. Jones t the I'nlted
Slates court, who was the speaker of
tlie occasion. Mrs. Junca Is the wlte
if the adjutant-general of the Ala
bama division, I'nlted C.uif. lletato
Veteran.
Many Confederate veterans return
ing from the reunion at HlrmltiKham
slopped here to attend the unveiling
ext'ia-lnes, and the temvu-ary plAt
forin wan taxed to the utmnat.
I'lirnier Oovertior William 0. dates,
who presided, and JudKe Jouea, the
speaker, prevented a panic by urglhK
those present not to be ulaiiued The
incident occurred toward the clow of
the evciclses. The statue of ljpa la
of liroit.e and surmounts a column 2"
leet high.
A feature of the exercises was tin)
designation of thirteen prominent
women to represent the original Con
federate Ktates. Among the Injured
were Mrs. Collins, representing .'lor
Ida; Mm- lHlmer, for Tennessee, and
Mm. Jones (or Virginia.
UTAH GRATEFUL
TO EX-PRESIDENT
Democrats Scud Felicitous
heller to Clevvliliid nlJ
Kndoi'sc JJrvffi.
(By Associated Press)
SALT I.AKK CITY. Club. June 12.
- In tb. r.rvot Hint attended Die In-
Itrtlellon d' lx lb-legates to the lieu
ver coli v -nl Ion for W . J. Itryun, the
ib ntocljits of I tab, III state conven
tion today, did not forget I In- most
recent llemol liltle president ,,r the
I ' ri I lei States The eiialiman was
llistl uete.l to mall tills teller lo flril
ver t'levelnlld
"The il' iiin. i.iIh of i'lab in conven
tion as-, inble.l remember gralefutlyj
v., or lilendsbip .,r Clab while uesl
d.nt With Just jiartv pride, we poinl
to your aer I. for lly- parly and for
tile eoltlitrv With apprehension We
IllIVs b -aril' 'I of V .till Te. cut llllle-s,
and. with one aieord, w, piav that
Mnif life iiiay he protolu;e. '..r many
'.:.!; that III" eoiiulrv Ilia V be
bbs .-.l witli Ihe wial-. ill of your colill-
Hl l "
Ml I . -.eland igued III" bill W III. ll
mad. 11,1, a dale
'It,.- J . i 1 1 1'iriii adopted I a gen. I.ll
, . attli mat Ion ..r d. in-.' a a t a- pi lu l
Ide a ltd cm lu.b . lib In .Inicllon ,
to the national ib l. gales to vole a.'t a
in il for the nominal Ion of William
I It it. and to .,i.,. I. to, lie .mil
Mile on .,1 I,.-1 . a I . o It a 111.
Kl.be.. A, I, el.. .. I i I ' I - . I ; .1 I . ' . Ul -
oi l : I . e ma ii
Mltri to sn i. no,
(By Anc lalprt Pr"S I
Nl I It I'f'l.K. a . Juii. 1 App. 'I
d to Iat. t.,i,l,;lil lo a . .0111,; ..miiiii
whom he did not kiio;.. f..i ptoi.ili.a.
rioln Hair. Main. on a veil I.h-.v.i
yoiinc lilt. man of South ..i( .11.
.(dill IJ-. - ;,,, old I '..lib d. I ale ..Ide I
elllpt I. ! b"l I. bill- I ol a .l.olir .in
into Hal mot. I. nasi I. Mine loo. Mi
stand-. li'.se -a-. the gill I iii ml..
Ills hou-.e Ii. ciiHg bun I., plol.'t pel
H- old'' I' d llarmoii a .mi . and 'Ah.li
le I.ll. nipt' 'I to fol - til". -' .. V Ililo
Ills holll. IIS. i 111. gun l;.r . W.c
Ink. II t i I to I'oi IsiiioiiH, Jail for ate
keepuif.;
SIX MEMBERS OF CAMPING PARTY
ACCUSED OF KILLING COMPANION
(By AssncUteo PrebS)
lill.CMI'.CS. l;i. June 12 There
Aas a sensational de eb,,riieiit today
In the matt, r of the death of Tucker
A liavldsort th.- . oiing man who per
ished In tin ''hattahoochep river sev
eral miles north of Columbus yester
dav, when K I, I Mtv.ldsoii, brother of
the dead man. swore out warrants
against Hen l.loyd. John Hoggs. Bud
Phillips, l-ec phllllH. Jndd Lloyd and
Moproe l.lp-.d. charging them wKh
murder.
Standing of Candidates at
Convention Will be Prac
tically Known Tonight.
( i:.VI() AND KITC1UN
TO MKKTIN DKBATE
Vcsteidiiv's Primarifs lie
siilted Increasing the
head of Mr. Kitehin.
The last day. or nearly eo, of th
North Carolina (tubernevtorlal pri
ma iie tlnda Mr. Kitehin leading Mr.
t'ralK by 38 vote, Chowan and Br
lie counties held their primaries yt
b'ljLiy with the followlntt reaulte; '
(Vnnvan Kitehin J, iTalir I, Horn
I; Hortlo KWchln B.4J. Cmll .T,
Home o. The official vt' of Martin
county, as reported yeaterday, la
Kitehin , Cralu S, Horse 1. '.
There are still eleven countlea to
vote, and all of theaa, with the) k
ceptlon of Mecklenburr. will do M
today. Manager J. P, Kerr utated to
Tlie t'ltlxen laat nlfht that Crl(
would lead Kitehin tonight. Mr.
Ken- maid: "
"Thwre la vwry Indltmthin that
today' prlniurlee will fall
Mr. Cralw. There have been 761
delegates elected to the BtaVte conven
tion, or tlteso stt have been ln
Mtnicteii for Mr. C'ralK. Il for Mr,
Kltchln. 114 for Mr. Horn and 17
are unlnstructed. The unlnatru6ti
counties are Alleghany I, Camden I,
Hertford 5, Lincoln 7, Rowan 17.
There are yet 11 countlea, with 1 1
votes, to hold prlmarlea and conven
tions. These countlea are Madlaon 7.
Ofl-ston 14, Mecklenburg SS, A neon I,
Vance 7, Franklin 14, Naeh 10, Car
taret 7, Tyrell I, Dare t, Currituck 4. ;
Mr. cralg will receive a aubatan
tial vuito lead over Mr. Kltchln HI
these countlea, and Mr. Home will
get a good vote ' in several countlea
of them. The vote on the flrat ballot
at Charlotte nr. b, Ctata' between
Messrs. Cralg and Kltchln. Mr. Oral
win receive a good lead from the un
Instructed vote. I have no dolibt ot
Mr, Craig's nomination."
Joint Debate. ,'
Interest In the gubernatorial oam
palgn recelwd a doclded Impetua yea
tenlay, wlien It wee announced that
Mr. Cralg had declined to confirm the
refusal of chairman Waddlngton of
Mei klcnhurg county to arrange a Joint
debate between Mr. Cralg and MrJ
Kltchln at thu Auditorium, Charlotte,
Monday night Mr. Cralg la reported!
o have said that he would "meet1
Kltchln or die," and the news when
ir.iiiated caused much dbicuiwlon.
Iloth men are regarded a two of the
state's best orator, both etateamon of
ability. The debate Monday night Will
doubtless go down In the political his
tory . jf North Carolina a a mem
orahl event.
It was originally Intended that Mr.
Cralg would speak on the public
sipiare Iii I'liorlottu and Mr. Kltchln
at the Auditorium Hut Mr. Kltchln,
aching (or a chance for a spectacular
display al Charlotte, authorised hla
manager to challenge Mr Cralg to a
..lnt discussion Chairman Waddlng
ton i.r.miptly declined, lajt whn Mr.
i rale heat. I of II he Immediately tele
phoned to i liarloite from the center
of Me. l. P nbiiig county that the chal
lenge i... accepted Several of Mr.
Cialg'-. flleinls III Ashevllle Will go to
i 'harp, tie lo hear the Joint dlactia-
l-.ii
HONDURAS WILL LET
US HAVE BAILEY
(By Associated Press.)
NI.W 1 1 It 1 ,1-; A Net, June 12 -An In
t. i. explanation r how K (.
Cllil. J. pie dil. -lit of the l-Juport Hhlp
pllli; .oliipaiiv of New Jersey, will be
ti ..hied fioui Honduras, which hag
te. . t i adiiion treaty, was Kiven here
I'i'I.i.i I' Culled Km a company offic
ii I- 'I'll, v have received report from
it" ii M .. ml uro ii ofltcea that ftallpywlll
l i d il.l. I..- sent out of Honduras by
boat as being an "undesirable Immi
i i.u, t " W'b.-ii thiee rnllea off land, or
bub all on the high sea. Bailey'
boat e. Ill be met bv a Culled State
eiiui.oai, Ahl.i will lake him In cua
t.dav Honduias has consented, as a our
t. sv. to exlradlt" Halley, who la charg
ed wlib secreting and withholding
...oils a lid m. i.-hsndlMe from the re
. .'.. r from the Kxport Shipping com
pany 'Ihe l d.-fendunta commeed the
camping parly of which Davidson
as a number. John Hogg. Pud
I'hililps and I.eo Phillips eajr, that
tiny were In a boat with Uavldaon,
and the isiat overturned In the raplda
and he was drowned. The three de
fendant are In Jail, and the -others
are out under bond. ' Bhota were
heard fMim the direction of the river
about the time the young man met hie
death. ""T " 'f " -'