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THE KIN8TON FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JUNE 10th. 91s VIOLATING FRENCH ADIT LOSS OF A FORT, GERMANS OF TWO MORE SHIPS r fifkl'tl. Li.&.. .: ' J eft, HIGH PRINCIPLE BY RUNNING, HE THINKS v Vaux, Near Verdun, Occu pied by the Crown Prince's Army Rep. Murray Says Justice Will Bring Court Into Disrepute THE BIG LUTZOW SUNK ATTACK BY OKIAHOMAN PAGE TWO Such a Precedent Tends to Make It Training School For Candidates, Declares. Ought to Be Free From Politics ' (By the United, Press) 1 Washington, Juno 8. Represonta I tive Murray of Oklahoma today ' slashingly attacked Justice Hughes' of the American rule that the courts must be kept free from politics. He declared the precedent that Hughes has set is bound to bring the Supreme Court into disrepute, and make it a training gTound for can- didates. He said Hughes' speech in the National Cathedral School was hailed as a keynote speech indicating hi candidacy. He stated that the reactionary press would be' aroused Instantly if an attempt was made to boom Brandeii while he is on the bench. Giant Battle Cruiser and Small Rostock Went Down in Recent Battle Russians Drive Austrian? Back In the East KINSTON TO HAVE A RACE MEET ON JUNE 29 -MANY ENTRIES Knox, Mitchell, Webb, Mar tin and Fields Promoting Event for Lovers of Horse' Flesh Purses Ag gregating $500 j ston (Daily Free Press, June 8) Xinstonians and lovers of horse flesh throughout this section will be treated to the "sport" on the after noon of June 20. ' when three fast races will be pulled off at the Kin- fair grounds. The aggregate purses will be $500 two races for a purse of $200 and one for $100. W. C. Knox, W. A. Mitchell. W. C. Fields, E. V. Webb and T. II. Martin are the promoters and guarantors. The program is now in preparation and ndvertising matter is being gotten reviy to be sent throughout the district. Prob ably thirty-five or forty horses, will be sent here to compete for the money. Assurances already have been had that a score would be en ' Ured. This will be the second racing went, aside from the Fair races- to be staged in Kinston's new Fair grounds. The first venture was highly successful and served to "in itite" the new grounds most satis factorily. The promoters of the meet to be held June 29 are confid ent that their efforts wih be equally us well received. Paris, June 8. The French war of fice today admitted the occupation of Fort Vaux, on the oast bank of the Meuse, by the Germans. London, June 8. A German official statement received at Amsterdam ad mite the sinking of the big battle cm. iscr Lutzow, of 28,000 tons, and the small cruiser Rostock, cf 4,822 tons. Austrians Lone Ground. London, June 8. An Austrian statement admits the Teutons have re treated three miles in northeast Buko wina. It says tho Russian artillery is tremendous. The bridge across Neu.se river at Maple Cypress, in bad condition for ome time, is to be repaired. TO PUT CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS ON MARKET IN KINSTON FRIDAY Will Be Possible to Secure Season Admissions Up to Night Before Opening- Summer Festival Opens Next Wednesday CRAVEN TO IMPROYE ROAD TO JONES CO. The Trent road from New Bern to the Jones county line is to be paved with Lillington gravel. "The people of Jones county pre r , fer loi.ng their trading in New Bern, - and )nc Trenton, the county-seat rf Jones, about as near to Kins- tun as it is to New Bern, the county (Craven) must offer to the people of that county good roads in order to , get them to come to this crty," says . the New Bern Sun-Journal. 1 (Daily Free Press, June 8) Tickets for the coming Chautauqua will go on sale Friday. The follow ing, who will make a canvass for subscribers for season cardboards, comprise the ticket committee: E. Y. Speed, chairman; W. Ed. Parrott, T. V. Moseley, R. E. Mewborn, J. C. Hood, W. D. Hood, Misses Leah Oet tinger, Susie Perry, Margaret Good- son and Ann Hyman Harvey. Season tickets will bo available until the night of the 13th. Chau tauqua starts on the 1th next Wed nesday. The public is asked to co operate with the guarantors and be liberal in ticket purchases. The per sons who affixed their signatures to tho guarantee were prompted by pub- lic-spiritedness; they stand to lose if the public does not co-operate; therefore the public should help its share. Dr. Lincoln Wirt. Arctic explorer, and the Choir L'jy.i, youthful sing ers, will he on the first day's program. Greenville, New Hern, Washington ind other neighboring cities will be holding chautauqun simultaneously with Kinston. PORTRAIT OF RAMSEUR PRESENTED TO STATE PLINTER FELLED BY i GIANT HAIL STONE Lexington, June 6. A severs Jiail storm visited the , northern-central section of Davidson county late t day. doing considerable damage to crops, especially wheat Lindsay J( ' Hinkle, a fanner, is reported to have ,w knocked down by a hail stone h'tb truck him on the forehead. Raleigh, June 8. A portrait of the late Maj. -General Stephen Ram- seur, Confederate States Army, was presented to the State yesterday. The exercises were held in the Su preme Court room. Chif Justice Clark made the address. Secretary of State Grimes accepted the picture. It was the gift of Miss Mary D. Ram seur. a daughter of the subject N othing ttae. 1 I tie well. ZOU will never want to add anything to your Maxwell. The purchase price includes e'v'erythir. you will ever need or desire for luxurious motoring. You won't want to dis or put in another carouretor cr ignition system electric lights or a self-starter. isruise the heed or buy a new body or install rack later cr sxjnnsrs top. or new spark 'VI You won't want a new plugs or shock-absorbers or a new You need add nothing for comfort, reliability, beauty, economy or convenience. If it is a f .-lax well, your car, your experience and your investment zjq complete. That is the way that Maxwells arc designed, manufactured and sold. : f Question the owners of other meter cars any other motor cars and see if they are equally satisfied vith their motoring investment. 1 Touring Car $655 Honc'-iter $635 F. O. O. DETROIT Garag inston Incorporated Kinston, North Carolina e 'A ft'-, 'A .91 T7TV NEW BERN DESIRES A. C. L. IN PITT COUNTY WILL m CHILD TAKE DK. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY? This best answer is Dr. King's New Wiscovery itself. It's a pleasant sweet syrup, easy to take. It con tains the medicines which years of experience have proven best for Coughs and Colds. Those who have us4 Dr. King's New Discovery long est are Its best friends. Besides ev ery bottle is guaranteed. If you don't gt satisfaction yow get your money eack.' Buy bottle, use" as di rected Keep whatl? irft for" Coughs and Colds insurant adv Chamber of Commerce of Lower Neuse City Wants Line to Link Kinston and Weldon Branch With the Road There LETTERS OF ORPET AND MISS LAMBERT ARE READ IN COURT 7) Reveal In Succession Infat uation, Love, Cooling Ar dor and Dread of Results of Illicit Relations The State's Claim (Daily Free Press, June At a meeting of the New Bern Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night Owen G. Dunn suggested that the At lantic Coast Line Railroad be asked to build a line from that city to Grif ton, to connect with the Weldon-Kin-ston road, according to today's Morn ing New Bernian. The A. C L, "had previously agreed to build when business picked up," it was said- j A committee the same that will n represent New Bern at the State" Realty Transfers. Good Roads convention at "Wrists- Oliver Hat.lson to W. Ti. IjRiv ville Beach this month will call on Que, lot in Lowry's ; Alley, $400. the A. C L. officials at headquarters Alex. Swcpson and wife to II. C. in Wilmington. " " Ilines, lot on Tower Rill Road, $300. Waukegan, 111.. June 8. Love let ters which Will Orpet wrote Marion Lambert, his sweetheart, for whose murder he is on trial, were today bar ed in court. The State introduced as its strongest contention the allegation that Orpet murdered the girl to prs vent the disclosure of illicit love. The letters ran through a gamut of infatuation, love, cooling passions and calculation of consequences. - TRIED TO READ HIS LITTLE SAY IN THE HOUSE; GOT PINCHED (Special to The Free Press) Washington, June 7. Baynea N. Westcott of New York, claiming he had been shadowed by sleuths for no rightful T,ca3on, itried to read resolution in the House yesterday from a gallery in which he stood. He was arrested. Westcott had been un able to locate a Congressman he in tended to submit the document to, and proceeded Co read it hinfself. He claimed it was his constitutional right. Speaker Clark had to rap for order in the . House. The resolution demanded an investigation of the Federal secret service. CLEAR SKIN COMES FROM :.," WITHIN . - . ; . . It is foolish to think you can gain a good clear complexion by the use of face powder. Get at the root of the trouble and thoroughly cleanse the system with a treatment of Dr. King's New Life Pills. Gentle and mild in action, do not gripe, yet they re lieve the liver by their action on the bowels. Good for young, adults and aged. 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