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" -rr-r ii i ft M 'II 5' uecet&or to TRUTH-iNDEX TRY I! i i no. m SALISBUKY, 1ST. C, VEDN ESDAY, J ITK 7, 1DU5 -Jfe'STAliIUJLUL I ; ' i - .... '. -4VJj V - - . 7 Successor to WEEKLY SUN " " v mm , i 1 1 1 gument was advanced by a certain ) STRIKE BREAKERS A GREAT COUNCIL AT ST PETERSBURG ' diplomat here tnat tne more defeats nussia sunars, tne less uis.exy . it ia that she whi make peace, because such course the diplomat added, would hasten her internal collapse. Some of Nicholas' Advisers Tell Him Plainly That He Must Cast His Lot With the People Only the Minister of the War and Marine Favor Continuing War. St. Petersburg, May 31, 5:35 p.m. The serioushes of the situation cre ated by the complete destruction of the Russian fleet seems to be fully realized at Tsarskoe-Selo, 'where the emperor has assembled practically all NICHOLAS URGED TO ISSUE MANIFESTO But He Has -Not Done So -And the Country at Large Does Not Know that the Fleet has Been Destroyed - BEING SLUGGED More Coal Yards Affected by Refusal of Drivers to Deliver Fuel to the American Express Company. Shea Talks of Refer- endum 30. Tsarskoe-Sele, .Russia, May (G:20 p. m.) The dispatches receiv- the members of the. imperial family . ed by the emperor from Vladivostok to ceciae on tne course ci pursue. A series of cenferences are proceed ing 'which will determine, not only the question of peace, but whether it is advisable to yield to the proper de mand for the immediate convocation of a national assembly. Some of the members of the imperial family are understood to be urging the emperor to retrieve the situation by making Chicago, June 1. Three more coal yards were affected by a spread of thej strike, to the Henry E. Weaver Coal Companyto-day. The men refused to deliver fuel to the American Express Company and were discharged. Their place's were filled by men from the employers' Teaming Company. This is the "fiTst strike of coal teamsters in containing tne aetans 01 me odtue iu thre weeks Fear of inCendiarism the strait of Korea announced .heavy has caused police to reinforce the losses according to which the squad- ards at the lumber yards of the ron commanciea Dy wear Aamirai we- Hines Company and other large con bogaton was attacKea Dy a. swarm ui CGrns, Even a fiver Datrol has been torpedo boats, and all the ships were organized and surveillance Is being either sunk or capturea. maintained night and day. The main squaaron commanaea oy Discusing the rumors of an im Admiral Rojestvensky was attacked .Dendine referendum vote f the team bv Admiral Togo and lost two ships. . .. me otners Drose tnrougn. xtojest- strike. President Shea of the team- me bureaucracy. ine emperor nas ae- venskv it is reported, then set his ' id to.dav. , , . , last lignt cruiser aneaa, me neavier "NritW the national board nor mv Michael, to attenrl thp marraw n L ... .. . . , iNeitner I.ne national Doara nor my ' ..... f - ngntmg snips remaining Denina. iney self hav, DOwer under the teamsters rJ;1 , :rlia wer9 attacked b' Vice Admiral Kam- brotherhood constitution to say when paid by the coal men during the strike' growing out of the attempt to sub stitute coal for gas as fuel in the large office buildings, : . - Rioting broke Out afresh to-day in the lumber district when a wagon be longing to Ritteouse & Embree Company . was attacked by a crowd of 100" persons at Thirty-Second and Cen tral avenue. The mob threw stones and pieces of coal at the non-union teamsters. Two policemen who were guarding the wagon were hit by the missiles and slightly injured. The po lice were obliged to. fire several shots into the' air to keep the crowd -at bay. Upon the Arrival of additional police tli crowd quickly scattered. No ar rests were made. v ; I'dur hundred drivers for the Frank Pafmelee Transfer Company threaten to strike. The stablemen employed byfthe firm, 100 in number, also ask am increase and if the strike of driv ers occurs it is probable that the sta blemen will quit. NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL There being no furthe rbuslness be- : - , . ; fore the board, it adjourned ' until A -Young Man to Serve Ten Years Monday, when it will hear addresses by Governor Glenn and Senator Sim mons on Immigration, with a view to having the board undertake work of this kind. , V farm in Jones cpunty; he Is well: Memorial - Exercises Meeting of State Board of Agri culture. - TRAINS COLLIDE AT FAIRFAX Raleigh, N. C, May 31 EUsha Garland, a well known white man, has just teen permitted to the peniten tiary to serve a ten-year sentence it , ' v o a from Wilmington to Southport, twen- at Marion. Garland was in the depot . .. . a-Lt7: ,1SU; . . 7 l4h . L . ty-seven miles, is chartered with 15- waiting for a train. It was cold and A;A , j i v s. ' vuu capuai suoscnuea 'ana i,uuu,uuu Raleigh, N. Q.. June 2. The South Atlantic Terminal Co., having for its purpose the construction of a railroad Nobody Killed But Several Persons : Wtre Seriously Injured Grand Duke Vladimir, whose more mature judgment and advise the em ptor regards as very important in the present crisis. This afternon the emperor sum moned Alexieff and all the' ministers the strike shall end. ,1 can not call The emperor was greatly distress- off the strike 'neither can the board. ed at the news. , . Uye cannot call strikes. We simply. Afraid to Tell Country. are tne creatures- of the rank and file The government is now in posses- of our brotherhood, and they alone sion of its own version of the naval can call off the strike, when they wish disaster of Saturdav and Sunday in L- Tv,a nnT.Htiitimi of tho hrnther- to an extraordinary councih This was the gtrait of Korea. Nevertheless it hooa does not provide for a referen foreign Minister Latnsdorff s regular ears to be in a quanaary as to dum vote on calling oft the strike The ua , 'Vus VL"C .iU,c,f Y hoW to break the news to tne country. only that either the board or myself sentatives, and when he got the im- rQT. 11T1:i WQ! y.A at Tsars-L ri .nL.mnA perial command he hastily sent the koe.Selo last night at which the em- sort 6f an offer Gf settlement and pre- peror was urged to issue an imperial sent it to the rank and file' manifesto. Siuaaina of Strike breakers continues So far as the newspapers are con James Spencer of Kansas City, who narrtoA iha niihlir mierht. belifiVA that t.n j 'k.t. -vi-rki-iirofl oc! a rrvor for a and marine, unanimously favor the Ln,PRtnskv has achieved a victory. Lrtmpnt st.nrfi. was renorted to the council of peace. No trouble is anti- Qn the vnmia rn- v v, offo.i-. x lie vcuoui uoovu vi pUllCC A,U-UO.y as Having uccu uLuuiv mors favorable to the Russians, Dut ed Dy three men and left unconscious, bluepencilled everything indicating a According to Spencer, the three men Russian disaster. While the disas- forced him to get on a Wentwbrth trous news was spread like wild fire avenue car. Spencer protested and by word of mouth over the city and called to the street car conductor for was quickly telegraphed privately to assistance. The conductor, however the big centres by the anti-govern- refused to aid. At the end of the car ment leaders, the country can be said nne- the trio took Spencer from the to be still in a state of ignorance as car ani beat him into insensibility, to what has happened. Several hours afterward he was found Warned Against False Hopes by a pedestrian who brought Spencer The editors of the liberal newspa- to a hospital. noro Vioro hoinfr nnrt VPrsa.Tlt "With the ! A eoncatinn wna flUSPfl in thfi Fed- WILL RUSSIA SUE FOR I rrVl- lunotntiao Wflrn I l i J,r K-.r nnav T7! Ci their readers in a roundabout fashion Leinin, who represented three peK aa-ainst harboring, false hopes based SOns cited for alleged violation of No Early Answer to the Question 4Up0li dispatches whicli appear lnTtheirHs Expected France is Keaay xo news columns. The Bourse uazette nie said: . t ; . Aid in Bringing About nuite openly declares it would be a "This is a case where a war was Peace. Uir, t unreal the fact that all hope brought into a district and men with of Russia obtaining the mastery or revolvers shot at women and cmiaren Paris. Mat 30. The view that pre- th P Rpa has Vanished ' adding: and men were killing one another. vans in omciai uudivcio ucio "The signincance 01 me uunajjoo lt 1S a case wucic "uuu some time must elapse before Rus: this hope is self evident." brought "into a peaceable district; the sia reaches a final determination as The NOVOe-Vremya and the Russ, residents did not want trouble. When tr. her future course, but it is antici- admitting that the fate of the they carry murder into a district like rated that she is likely to canvass Faf Ea3t -js been determined, de- thaV the residents will not have to the situation among t e rnenaiy ua- CHne to accept the Japanese reports, answer tor violating an mjuuuvwu representatives a notification that he could not receive them. It is said that all the ministers with the .exception of the ministers of war cipated in meeting the payment' of an indemnity, as financiers who were not ' willing to lend money for a continua tion of the war and ready to -accommodate Rusia if money is needed to conclude peace. In view of possible demonstrations three regiments which were at the sumer camp at Krasnoye-Selo (six teen, miles Southwest of St. Peters burg) have been hurriedly brought back to St. Petersburg. J : ; o- - Savannah, Ga., June 1. Northbound passenger train No. 66 on the Sea board Air Line this morning x;ollided at Fairfax,' S. C, with a string of box cars that had escaped from a siding and run out on the main line. .The passenger train was running at a. rate of thirty to forty miles an hour at the time and it is miraculous that the list of, casualty embrace only in jured. The injured: Charles " M. Parsons, engineer of avannah, seriously injur ed about arms head and body. r: S. C; Moorman, mail clerk, Jack sonville, injured internally . and on body and hands. Jim Jeffords, colored, fireman, hurt on legs and hips and bruised. , James Smith, of Savannah; passen ger, shaken tip and bruised.. ' Engineer Parsons jumped and his injuries were . received in the fall. The fireman did not have time to jump The track waf cleared for traffic at noon. A VERY NARROW ESCAPE Wife of Ex-Judge R. M. Douglas Al ii most caught by Train. Greensboro, N, C, June 1. The ife cf ex-Supreme Court fudge R- xxQaglas, narrowly escaped death at a streefraii way" crossing here. She wa S drvviilCTv stove. A negro boy came in and Garland ordered him to put some wood in the stove. He declined, say ing that he was not w:orking in the depot. The order was repeated and the boy still refused, then' Garland drew a revolver, and shot him so that he died in a .very short, time. The case came up to the Supreme Court and the conviction and the sentence were affirmed a few days ago. Appropriate memorial services were held in the National cemetery at six o'clock here last evening. Rev. Jasper C. Masse, pastor cf the Taber nacle Baptist church, being the ora tor of the occasion. His theme was the courage, ihe faith, the patriot ism and'&eM sacrifice that character izes the true American soldier. There are 'over one thousand Union soldiers buried in the National cemetery , and each one was decorated with a minj iature flag. The State board of Agriculture now holding their annual session here has set aside next Monday -for the consi deration of the question of immigra tion for North Carolina and will be addressed 6n that date by Governor Glenn and Senator Simmons. The de partment will probably- inaugurate some special work very soon looking to th attraction of immigration to North Carolina. , Tife Raleigh Academy of Medicine in session last night, adopted resolu tions urging the aldermen to appoint a milk commission to have supervi sion of the milk supply of the city.. (Special to the Sun.) , Raleigh. N. C, May 31 Diplomas were granted this morning to a par ty of graduates of the A. & M. Col lege. Eight in agriculture; thirteen iu civil engineering; five in electrical engineering; six in 'mechanical engin eering; two in textile industry; one in mining engineering;" five in indus trial chemistry. Notable among the authorized. The incorporators are D. H. Doherty, New York; D. W. Fallork W. J. Bellamy, GeoV L Morton. C T. : Bennett and J. H. Hi nton, Wilming ton. Dougherty has 295 shraes and the others one each. The life of the charter is one hundred years. The Buck Shoals Co., of Arden, Henderson "county, is chartered . with ; 120,000 capital to do -a lumber busi- . ness. J. W. Studer is ' principal in-s corporator. State-Treasurer B. R. Lacy has re-. turned from" the Davidson college commencement. : Sheriff E. A.Powell was here tc day from Vance County, to deliver to the penitentiary Aline Saterwhite, a negro woman, who is to serve ten years for killing a small negro boy. - Her sentence was light on account; of her weak mental condition. V - . The State, superintendent of Public Instruction has been notified that a special local tax has been voted for improvement of the public schools In Newton, Clalrmont, Catawba Old Fort and McDowell counties. . The State board of agriculture de voted the day to the hearing ,of re ports from President Winston and other '.members of the faculty of the A. & M. College being in .session as the board of trustees of the college... The- budget is to be made up ;and passed on. . .. ' t ions with the purpose of ascertain- Their editorials, however, breath ing the best possible basis for the con- ton8 of unutterable sadness. a elusion of the war. However, me French officials do not expect such process to advance rapidly, owing to the leisurely methods of Russian di plomacy and the conflicting Internal elements ROJESTVENSKY IN THE BATTLE Tokie. June 1. Rough estimates made the Russian losses in the battle fmis-ht in the sea of Japan, exclusive It is certain that if foreign minister f npslTv 4.000 nrisoners, vary from Delcasse's advice is solicited it will 7000 to 9,000. Calculating the com be exerted in behalf 01 tne reesiaD- plements of the sunken and capvarea llshing of peace, but there is no In- ships at upwards of 10,000, 7,00 meft dication that France will take the ini- remain unaccounted for. It is possi- tiativfi until definitely requ3sted to u, that the ships which escaped res- do so. Conversing recently wltn a ai- cued some Df the members or me tinmnt. relative to the possibilities or nrAWS nf the last fortunate saips. nP!w. M. Delcasse said it was easy Manv bodies have been washed to sive advice, but difficult to have it Uore on the islands and' on .the accepicu ncti"-ivv, - isuuics jl luc uo- had been constantly exerted towaru the scene of the battle. n Pacific solution. Sinkina of the Ships. shares the same Thp navy department made tne 101- We have nothing to do with your quarrel ; We are not union people. A boy was shot by a driver of a wagon and now he is in a dangerous condi tion in the "hospital. When his com panions went to a policeman to have the driver arrested for the shooting, they were themselves arrested. OI have thirty witnesses and win have them ready for examination tomorrow morning 'If you are not union eeople be gan Attorney Mayer, of the Employ ers' Association "Have them ready tomorrow, saia the court, peremptorily suspending consideration of the matter till then. - Rioting broke out this afternoon l lumber wasrons from V UU.iu engine without warning began . to dash along the track. The watchman who had not been noticed to lower ho sates sprang out just in time to aid the lady in checking he? horse, the tender of the engine brusnms his nose as the engineer . naiteu his engine on the crossing. (From. Sun of Saturday.) Raleigh; N. C., June 3. The State department of agriculture issues a crop 'report showing the "State aver age prospects for . crops at this time to be tobacco 95 6-35 ; peanuts, 112 and 3-10; wheat 97 1-2; apples 77 1-2; peaches? 84 1-2. All representative peanut growing counties show -marked increase, for instance Bertie 115; Edgecombe 120; Nash 127; North ampton! ; Pitt 112; Onslow 100. Some of the most notable increases -o- in the tobacco croo are ForsytKelOl; graduates g -Tn,f 7l: i mr Jnlr 110-Madison 14G ; TSnttrmT; .Ujtate: COURT HOUSE DAMAGED Pittchnrn. N. C. June 1. A terrific windstorm passed over Pittsboro-this evening at about four o'clock and up rooted many trees Mew the Southwest corner of the Court house off. f. Three miles North of Pittsboro it was accompanied by a heavy hail. The telephone wires are down and j hews from the country cannot be got ten. Sard" of Agriculture as. a charter was issued for Greeh7ZTsteg Qf (he . A. & M. College, has bdro Fire Insurance Company; capi- completed the work of appropriating tal $100,000;. subscribed $100,000 au- the 56000 budget for the next year's thorized. Principal incorporators expenses and has elected rroi. u. n... W. Fry, D. C. Waddell, and vv. Hill, son 61 Gen. Hill or tne uomeuT Allen. Urate army, as vice-president to assisi Another charter to Pipe Benamg president Winston in his duties, aq Machine Company of Charlotte; cap- diti0nal instructorships have been ad- ital $100,000. By J. W. Conway, tu Aei in horticulture, agriculture, Dot- S. Hall, W. H. Smead. any; and electrical engineering. iue trustees declined to raise, me ps minutes and was the severest since the- memorable tornado of 1876 aadoMe- . rO- COSTLY LIVING IN GOTHAM Every day in New York there is 1 seyerai "T nm fresh aeerevation to matrimony one ot tne striKe anecteu sir - - . - ,nnaa afPAf,tPd bv attempted to make deliveries at the - c more to plant ofGerts Piano Company, N.ora ii ol" than it did and Smith avenues. Employees atDe noea throw six weeits agu. aiamvuM Premier Rouvier contimpnts on the subject as M. Del- hnwine announcement to-day: casse and powerful financial inter- "Later reports from the different di tne piano factory began to ests are in favor of peace. Too Eearly to Discuss Cease naval baUle of May 27 snows as iui- missiies strucK tne non-uiuu . rhironodist and the barber shop w. ' 01 t'Woo lonrnftd A o-r- rknliPPTnnn who Was bath, CniropOQlbl, dBU mc w MC Lonaou. iuay " mows. sici. it- , 'to-day in Russian official circles here the Turkish i- . trn Tf la nnff 75 'The Russian battle ship Oslabia euardins: the wagons was struck on 3e " . ' .. v rnplrtat1a fln. that it is considered far too early to waS i heavily damaged X TtSS! batn cafes were ormeily two! f or a quarter. They are now 15 cents straight. Same way with cigars.Drug stores are charging men more lor. toi let articles. The tailor who used td ducuss the question of peace. The Dart of the fight, going downvat 3 apPearance of a squad of policemen . . I M I - . mussian government must first learn 0vi0ck in the afternoon. ine nrst tne cr0wd quickly ..dispersed. o the effect of the defeat upon the RUSSian vessel sunk was the battle rests were made; whole Russian people and even- then snip ssoi Veliky, The protected it might have an entirely different cruisers, Admiral Naknimon j RIOTING BREAKS OUT AFRESH a suit or 50 cents now asks 75 effect In Russia. The leaders of the yiadimir Monomach, after being in pr.i . .QStead of a Quarter for Russian colony in London are eageriy tn engagement during tne aay. wmc . obliaed to Use Revolvers to nTPMlne trousers. Charges for'laun- -awaiting official news from i bt. re- were still ..further .JJ Keep the Crowd at Bay-May- Srv work have igonm up 20 per cent. . . n o n v lnmrmaiiuu i n.rrsa rinrincr nnnr.K 1 1 v uieui. c"v i - i - having yet reached the English pa- were eventually completely- disabled, pers from the Russian caprtol. They drifted into the vicinity of Tsu- . t otni onntpnd that the first signs island, where they were discovered .tlon tsill contend that the first signs 0n Sunday morning; May 28, and by f willingness for peace must come the auxiliary cruisers Shilano Yawata Raleigh, N. C, June 1. Charters of board from $8 but increased tui. have been issued for two Republican tion r0m $20 to $30. President Win daily papers in Greensboro. One evi- gton ls directed to secure a successor -dently back by the Republican office- tQ capt. Phelps, as commandant of holders of the "Ins."; and the other the militia, preferably a young North by the "outs." Both charters were Garolinian in the active army service, procured from the office of the secre- The North Carolina Code Commls tary of State last night. The Indus- sion and the Legislative Commissian trial Pnblishine company, to repre- rnnsiStinE: of Senator ZolUcoffer and . . .' e ' 4-1. . nAaTi hv Jndep. Soen-1 TnnMC,aiitatiroa Rpdwine andGraham It lasted at this point aoout nv sen. u "rrr" r" a Tr --.r", i1 work of codi-. cer -Adams, ana iue kjux nave ju&l wun'11-" Heel ' company,- representing what fylRg tne act- of the 1905' legislature may be called the "outs," by Con- to be 'published with the general re- gressman Spencer Blackburn,, who sal that was passed on and enacted declares that the war is on. He says by the last legislature and the whole he has $25,000 stock subscribed for wiU go to the printers at once tone this paper and that it will certainly, gotten out as early as possible. The be made a go. Among the subscrib- codification goes into effect August 1 ers to stock are such men as n. and the commission inmKs luat .K. Grant, Goldsboro; B. N. Duke, Dur- be ully that time before the laws are ham; C. J. Harris, Dillsboro; J, L. prmted, bound and ready ior distrl Marion, Marion; R. A. Mills, Winston, buUon' over the state. The.commis w t fWBrien. Durham; W. A. Bai- i0n consists of ex:Judge T. B. Wom- ! ley' Advance; J. W. Brown, Moores- ack Raieigh; Col. W. C. Rodman, now ville- J. D Dorsett, Spencer; j. . of Charlotte and itoi. y, ; .Hamrick, Shelby L,, Beali. Sails- "aean of laWafWake Forest College. i bun ' ' ' : : - ' V " : -, Theyhave been at work on this cod- rri, t,or nffice-hc4ders daily- com- hfiratlon for more than two years. Tianv the industrial . Publishing. The birthday of Jeff erson Davis war or Dunne Making an Ef- "fort for Settlement. (From Sun of Saturday.) Chicago, June 3. A conference was In small expenditures alone It costs the man who has to look out lor nim- self $6 a week more to live now man it did six months ago. v.fow, - i nAUinehM 1 . n M. a 9 A IT f I mm M w r- mk ! M M m mm mm mm MUM - J m W mm m V . . m . M .1. nn TTlinI1 HO I nr I riM Illitllll n IJIll V,CT K.UAj III j- m mm fl w - w . - - - Tnoalfl - ITainan and baao, wnicu voi.u'v. uu , i - - v 'rdtl'omatlc and official circles them, but they all sank. The crews submit to arbitration tte quesUon V " TwMtv hou,. " . - . . . . iv.t I - ... l .AcmoH lVA eaa IT TrlP TPRTTl SltTS W f.I H WUUUh-v LiarnCHIB w w III - are unanimously or the opinion ui- ot pur auxiliary cr fpam owners. associa- and Dollar, on Condition. the Russian defeat must resuu. in or tne crews oi wu . .;: - - . -Hpa the boy .... I . nn Tr mn KM ilHllvtil lco . lu a w neace. In some quarters mere ships. ... r " . x mv m.n tth the rv,rHnn k n Jnnfi l.-Announce -i'al' of intervention, but thls Is scout- "The battle ship Nayar." waswr- 8lo limes aiwer i vc"" w'r. . I T . a rorlaon The iters shall be submitted to anmrauuu. arew varnegie uu uuc. - ' r ri a it ia not considered likely that nedoed four Vi, ... . . . . I - 3 any governmnet will intenere oe- Saturday. May -TT -JmT w ched Pres- roller 120.000 on condition that a survivors oi me e',UD .wr . . I ,,- The offer th Ktnrv of her destrucuqn. went snea naa 10 ooty a r amuuuv Vienna, May 31 tween two such -powers. At Austrian Paper, are uiaa. nrm me atuu . . -- wa ' . m nwa wfll be Unil hA ncnted. . L. The newspapers "The cruisers Nitasa anu v,- 8nuiu . t I Vienna, aiay w 7" a. I rhie. In case with the exceDtion of the Freem discovered the Kussian cruw re8umcur 0w- r.r:T.":... ' t en nv i ightnING " - - i . . mnMinr iaoa ia. niaTTTissciri uih LCiuuau i yv itimi nibbbw - strait of Korea, me 'lw tv Niitaka re- The teamsters of the Parmolee Uell to do farmer residing fv,a COm!fflrial exDonent of The commander or the winasa rc- ine leamsuers ui - . . -c t..i. Company, his a capital of $50,000 au-1 celGbrated here today with thorized, ana aw.Vw ai tne ouui Thomas D. Rollins, Asheville;; A. B. spIces of 'the . Johnson ret Holton, Winston; C. A. Reynolds, egrew Chapter. tate Auditor , Winston; J. Elwood Coi, High Point; B F. Dixon. CoL Thos. H C. Carvers,, Statesville; Tyre s Kenon and Supt, Brooks of the Glenn. Greensboro; R. D. Douglas. Home delivered snon ana TrodKen, A. M. Williams, Greensboro, ate addresses. ' Henry Skinner, Greenville; H; C. Smithfield Saving Bank re Dockery. Raleigh; C. H. Duncan. ceive8 from the, Sef eUry of State Beaufort and Spencer B. Adams, of authority to change the name to com Greensboro. The latter came here to mercIai and Savings' Bank, . . ! Procure, the charter. Te.cnW ftf Weldon. proposes to begin at once uie pn i&e- wunw . cation of a State Republican paper In U j. Bounds. President to ff? fireensboro. ' I by mutual coubcui ui t GrS v r. Jnn 3.-Tbe SUte The certificate was filed to- 'board of agriculture devoted the af- aay with the SecretarySUte. . ternoon to hearing arguments oy Under tne new tVoOO for W Whitehead and others In favor of zena who list Incomes over U.000for cnaSmg location of the new State ttlon send to these , Truck and Fruit Test larm irom ui , the corporation recenUy located at-wwaro. blanKs ior ".rMr near, Belo -I X tmm rt I InOTQTltlv 1HllAn DY Japanese viciurj' . . . . I . v. tnrnc 1ti the I An fininRA with non-union men mistonn. AJ V Ai-mmAmwmw I . i I qUI1"o" VlvtUl J Ft Okt WW O'' - . - . sunk bv toroedoes m tne sweeping vo ue imtj ovvvwui nuivm Great Britain and the United States night of May 27. .nla the and says it may not bring peace, but "The former reports include the rather give the diplomats new work statement that the Russian erasers -tSobS the lines of the readjustment Jemtchung was sunk, but as yet this ..of international relations. The ir- (Continued on second page.) Tf ,nnMn. tn-dav that the charges! j. H. White, of Statesville, passed i it K.ono-fif Ytxr President Shea I thmu eh Salisbury last night enroute n t, a hv thp law oi umita- to GreensDoro, wnere ue is "iuu 11 . v-w f . I 1. ... -i.i j u 9A ftArt voali . A flVTa nlont I meniS, one recenuy ixx y T'T . ... c " V iitt their der County. Mr. mitehne; tax listers Deiore "rAr - tor of the Truck and Fruit unm. property. J i-JTl rth Journal, made the contention tna, for u m lwed truckers association wanta more the commion, ; en ; cesslble point. They seem 10 preicr.. statements irom w 7 , Wilmington section, ne . ooara gjTins tneir incum. ,v!a ' nrn umumuo l fu.. wtnmpii this morn cided to reopen the wnoie , uoveroor locaUon and change It proviaea , lagM,w - 4. n ri imiaa s w m n a f-i ri j iiii - - - - - - better location, witn buiuwic w. aeuTerea . uencr . via 9vi w sava he will be in found. Mr. wniteneau ---- menr . '77 oinAer of will undertake to meei require- Raiign now ior vu are tions. It is claimed that $30,000 was jing a wood fibre plant. 4 this and of next week. t . i
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