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VOL. XLV. ROXBORO. NORTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY I. 1928. - NO. 27.
Raleigh Hotel
Burns Down
Flames Hoar Up Elevator
Shaft And Iiapidiy Spread
Over Building
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
RESCUED JUST in time
Raleigh July V?The Yarborough
? Batel. one of the most "historic^ hostel-1
^ of the South. was virtually de
'tioved by tire yesterday afternoon.
~:a damage by. Are and water was
? '.mated at $200,000
: .=:arthvg from -in undetermined
.lusetn the basement, the fire roared,
?.he elevator' -halt and' rapidly
.-broomed throughout the top' of
? tjuildinii. For three hours the I
Raleigh Fire Department as
rham and
f irr. Ola/:
under con
riic uvpiti hi
? r by trucks from Dur h
tjtx
/
The most'thrflltng incident ol the j
was the. rescue ' of Mrs * R.. C.j
.veil, wife of the iftanager. and her I
xa children, who were trapped. in j
en* room on the third floor
"The .hotel was owned by the Grimes
i t v Company executor oi the
estate. Shareholders are W.
* Grime-' Mrs F. B. Dan'cy. ol Bal- ]
-ore- Mrs. -John Ward. W. G- Hay-]
d and F J.* Haywood, pf Con-I
c \V -B. ? Grime.?.'president of the,
,.,pan> w as not reftdv last night |
make an ?'st.innf.i- ot. either. th< |
? ti.r the vain?' u.f the Dimain?. 11 |
? \ruely . covered by insurarfce. l\e j
The hotel ur;is leased bv the.'Grit-|
;:-Bh?id Hotel Company . and sub-H
.sed by W. .F. SOfners. . The fUrni- j
winch belonged to (he Grilfln- j
...i.d Company, was insured for |
?o 'which, it ^ estimated will more.
?;. v: t>-Ms Q??rV <^i 'h<> !?',
>f u ;Uilt us>able
ddition ib ? UV- (iamaue <V
:e,l .and us roiudn^. 'he set
S;ato Shh*' Shimj Buds
.:!. """T" ^ Ti' I-.arlcv . c.ii
, n d ' By | arahtfor.'s su lie re d j
Mri cd hi ? {Basement
? Martec' !?>? the. bft.-anient.!
ancirtormmed cause II wa? :
'? bottom ef' t he elevator shaft, and t
? lew minuten had flared up the 1
aft anu was spreading to ey.ejry (
rt* o.i thr butldine.
ii
rapid "was the .spread -of the
* tiars that Mrs H. C. Powell. 'Wife
the manager and# her children
<?d >? number of xuests were cut o IT
rom the steps Most of them, how
, er. yverc able to eltmb down fire
- rapes
Mrs Powell when the .moke first
lied into her room on the third
- oor. picked up i>oth fier children
nd started towArds the ?teps A
o a ring wall of flange headed her ofT
ad she v^as driven back to the wln
? OW ot her room where .<he perched.
>th iter Utile boy in one arm and
pr six weeks old baby in the other,
ntll firemen rarried the three down
?he. ladder.
Crowd Fears Tragedy
For * i few minutes?minute* that
*?med like hours to the breathless
jowds .packing the street belo?r?it
""med that Mrs. Powell wa$ going;
%y throw her baby ouv of vt^e window
rid Jump to almost certain death
.erself. Men ahd women screamed
her to wait but the black CjOUdU
' .i smoke and the approaching" ton -
% um of flame :;eemed to have her
erfor strickrned. But the unman'*
.^rve held and he waited until th<
adder was up . and three firemen,
flowed by Mr Powell, dashed up
~r.p ladder to the rescue
Mrs. Powell was in a >ery nervous
"?ndition last night, the strain of
-t-r experience telling, on her but she
.as getting .better. said her husband
One humorous incident of the fire
n incident which seemed llkelv to
-come a tragedy, concerned flre
-.aen's efforts to save a somewhat in
oriated guest'of the hotel who was
.*eping during the fire The. flremtn
-ent into his r<ymi and tried to set.
..im out but JiiiLJiian dlrtn'i wani_..ta,
ime. He *eemrrt to think Hfle Arr
aign were policemen and three times
rok r away from ? - , * "
vv,clc into im t vim;?rmtmy tr~ www
rk0O8fiutry to drag him out by main
trength and awkatdness nj\d lock
?im up in the citv jail until he sob
fred enough to keep- out of the fire
?3S would* rmt tfre ht?? name to fhe
-**k sergeant and no charge "was
?^red against him ' ?' -
7 n ?
Beautiful as a* rare flower. Bttife
>ove TfT TTTTT YELLOW *TT,Y wrn
?live Brooks at Palace Theatre Mon
.-!*? A Tup&day. July a^-lOLU. Alatictc
Mondnv 3 ,00 P. M*
Senator Simmon* In
Sanatorium For Rest;
Frank Hampton Back
Washington. July 3.?Senator
Simmons has gone to a sanator
ium in Maryland.' near Washing
ton. for a wniplAto rest of two ,
weeks, Kb activities in the re
cent' campaign have tended to
check the healing, of the nerve*
on one side of his heart, which be
came severed from ah attack of
herpes last year, and his phvsi
rlans have recommended .that; he
divorce himself from all activities
of every kind for a short period.
Frank Hampton .secretary to the
Senator, returned today from
Houston, where he went to at
tend the National Democratic
Convention. He lijirt no statement
to make as to tfff- outcome. He
was as philosophical about it as
Senator Simmons has been.
Five Deaths-As
Result Tornado
St. Paul. Minn.. July 3.?Five deaths
and more than a score of persons in
jured had been reported Tuesday as
of a. 'yrte;i ?>1 teirr.ndte and
"Ifctricai storms ui tlua North #e.st.
Property damage was estimated at
more than $1.000.000.
The storms were general in four
tates: Minnesota Wisconsin and
North and South Dakota, late Sun
clay muhi and Monday -.Two :
men were killed by lightning. two
persons died in barn crashes. and a
~ ' i!v.;n u ,?s k 11 i<*(i tn m TrTtTrmrrBttr
accident attributed to the Storm.
Notice
r..v Friends of Person County:
T^.T?C' a few v.'ckK plea sr. I - appr^
,ciae< and .will .n'evgf forget the* won
derful MippOrt vou gave, nit* ali d hav?
aiwnyh given ,ine Four years ? asr>
\:0li supported ~nd elected me Sher
jfT. of this County My honest desire
has always been to give service and
bv your vote you*have .shown me.that
you appreciate-it. Of course, no one
likes to be defeated, but I can say.
though defeated, i tee I highly hon
orecj by your vote.
There is no living lhan who could
have won over this combination. To
win. we would have had to beat the
Republican Party and a part of the
Democratic Party.
Again I thank you. I will be in
office until December 1st. and if
there is anythtng you need done in
vour community, call me. My desire
is still to serve and do duty where
duty demands.
Sincerely yours. '
Nat V. Brooks.
Notice!
I have quite a number of letters
wanting to buy (arms in this County.
II you have a farm you want to sell
or tent, pleas# net In touch with me
?ind ll*t your farms. There Is no
rharfje for thl* service, and If you
arc willing to sell lit f?lrt prices I be
lieve I can help you mahe a deal.
Pfnase give me full details #f the
farm, what kind of buildings, num
ber of acres ho# much in cultivation,
ahd how much woodland etc Come
?o see me. or write fulW particular*
it once.
C H. HUNTER
Sec. Chamber of Commerce.
Births
Itfirn lo Dr uid Mrs J. H Hughes
a son. Charles wllaon. at Wrftt'a hos
pttal. Monday. June 2Sth.
Me and Mrs. Frank H. WiWon an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Friday. June 29th
Mav Pauline Newell, daughter of
"Mr. Tna-Mnr W ft- Wewetl- wmi born
June 26th.
?II ir i? Me nmJ Mm. U. W- Rotten
" '?>?f ^"V1" itUi.. __
Mr ^nd Mrs Oes.se I J. Clayton an
nounce the birth of t?r>n girts Sat
urday. June 30th.
rO
Notice
rhere will be a ineetinu of thr
Hoard-of Countv Commlialoners Mo*
day, July ^th for the Tit*
'heartns romptalnt? of pmxrtv aaa- .
era In regards to valuation* for lh"
\ par-tif IM? ?t 'K A. U. ? L
? W T KIRBV. PVfV 'ft HCMfrr
Leaves Race
Oovefnor Albert Ritchie' of Marv -
land, v'ho Withdrew his name as a
candidate for the Democratic Presi
dential Nomination. Asserting that
personal advancement should'not be
allowed to interfere with Democratic
.success, he suggested that MarylandV
.18 votes be cast for Alfred E. Smith.
FLYERS GIVE UP
ENDURANCE HOP
l)e?tsau. -Gvrmaji>v July Pil
ots Jtjjianh KLsticz and Ilans Zim
nufrmaji. who started Monday in
an attempt to break the duration
lllght. up Monday night if
t?*r being in the air IT 1-i hours.
The airmen landed because. of
a1 defeet in their exhaul pipe.
OANItLS CALLS UHUN
SOUTH TO SUPPORT
GOV. SMITH TICKET
Prefers To Vote I'or Smit h
And Fight Mod i fica t i on ist s
' lJL_ r<>ngrcs^ -
AVON T -HO -^rO- A+HttrtttlT
Dallas. Texas. Jul:-. 1.?In a ;pecir,J
c lb pate h to the Dallas Nov!* Joseph us
Daniels. Secretary of the Navy .in th;
Cabinet bt President Wilson, calls
upon the Democrats of the Sbuth to
?tand solidly behind tho party noni
lnee for1 President.
Mr. paniels said ho preferred ;o
support Governor Smith and fight h v
Congress any attempt to weaken the1"
prohibition laws rather than support
the "party which has been a* falsf?
to prohibition as it has been true to
corruption."
He issued the statement shortly be
fore leaving Houston.
Mr. Daniels said he would not 30
to the conference at Asheville. N. C.\
called by Bishop Cannon, of Rich
mond. Va.. and Arthur J. Barton, drv
leaders, to eonvene> between .July 1
and July 14. ^unless I go as a reporter.
Declaring that he has been a "dlry '
and a Democrat for 45 years. Tie said
he cannot change himself in either
respect, "even though Smith's state
ment makes It somewhat difficult ior
a dry Democrat to accept his assump
tion of leadership for modification of
th* prohibltio nlatf*."
"I deny that any leadership has
b?en given him 'Oovernor Smith) by
the Democratic Parts*-to do anything
on prohibition except the declaration
of the party in the platform which
pledged him to enforce the Eighteen
th Amphdment and all laws in pur
suance thereof.", the statement read.
'This means the Volstead Act and
can mean nothing else
The Girl Scouts
The Oirt Scout* have recently been
ca rini: for babies. They are doing
(his in order to get child nurse badges
On Tuesday night (hey started study
ing for the coOtetyg. Oadge. and other#,
later on. '
Will Visit Europe
Mtj* jainfe Surn* lei t laat inuri-"
rtay tor N>*- York vhett*
I it a nrw mBnin? Ttgy-nrtwr uw
minim' ?? ??
That the rauae of aeutn rheuniatuni
would ly fouijrt m n mlcrobo was.
r<" - nt": .jf'ir.'d b\ i V> 11 Evr
v.hili* ^pca?h*.n .it thp Inmtiite '<(
Hvtrlrnr at Belfast. Ireland
nilllc Dm ?' I "H? Rrrrrtn -'if
I'iiMMi trr iw "litml "nrifWtts ysf-;
THE VKunuf l.ILY" ?1th Olive
Hr<V>ki at .Pulare Th^atra Monday iV
Tuesday. Julv t-iom. MaUncc Mon-.
*Kv -"VV TT.
Mel vin T. Clayton Wins
In Contest For Sheriff
The Run-Off For Nomination
For Office Of Sheriff Was
Hotly Contested
CLAYTON WINS BY
A MAJORITY OF 207
The second primary held last Sat
urday. bet wen present sheriff,
Mr. N. V. Brooks and Mr. M. T. Clay
ton was one of the warmest contest*
staged here in many elections. At
"no time du'rihc the last few'days of;
the contest did either claim ah out
standing victory, both claiming the
contest by small margins. There w^s
a very large vote cast, the total.vote
being 2835. Clayton receiving 1521
end Brooks .13.14. giving Clayton a ma
jority ol 207. ?
? The vote by precincts, i as follow
I'recinrt Clayton Brooks.
"A> ; ? ? 61 ? ?' 23
AUensviUe . ; 'iot* ' 'ZT
Eethel Hill 81 10
"Bushy Pork '' ' 94 . 160
Ceffo ; 23 ' 13
Chandler s Store . 34 ? 15
Cunningham ? 37 53
Chub Laice 65 6L.
Glenn's Store . 37 14
Dixon's Store. -. 65 J9
Helena -7$ 95
Moriah .'24.. 37
Olive Hill . ? ' 48 . 171'
Efest Roxborp 40$ 24,2
West Roxboro 29o 339
Woodsdale 39 24
Dates Set For Opening
Of Tobacco Markets
Norfolk Va.. ?une 28.?Efforts of
eastern Carolina' interests for'-an ear
ner opening in the tobacco markets in
. that area was partially- successful to
day when the sales eomhmtee thx?
Tobacco Association of the United .
plates, niootitrc at Old Point reconi
'ii".; '.h*.* I'.v.rr- "[V i'.??:*???
>ear. cn Aucus: 28 Use recommen
ffotjcjtt \va% promptly approved ' oy
he association .
fin 11* ???; -v .iV^eV' ? 1 a ter than
Carolina defecation lies ded by
Fgl'-'C Hur.ttv?lv?ui Kni-i.iu ' h*4?r~=~
' nested, but 12 dav- eartfer than Ja'sT
year, opening dar-; Thfr '???as.', \lv
cni'v . Kdvania** won by any ot tfte
three delegations which appeared be
fore, the sale-, committee yesterday *?
South Carolina u*ked for an car
rier date and Georgians for a lat^r
opening dale r ~Open|nc dates for
ether markets'were announced as, fol
lows:
Georgia August 1 one day earlier
than last year
South Carolihcf. "August 7. two da\s
earlier.
Middle belt. September 11 eleven
days earlier
. Old belts September 25. 10 days ear
lier. ?
Dark belt of Virginia. November ti
five days later.
Zander-Gump
One of the most interesting u'ed-1
dings to take place soon is the Widow I
Zander and the multimillionaire Mr I
Bini Oamp. who ?11 be united tn wed- I
lock at an early date. Both being of
the Comic section, there is no doubt
of the sensational hit it w'jll make
here.
The wedding guests are no?' arriv- I
ing and will be for the next ten days.
It Is with great pleasure w? welcome
Major Hoople. Justice of the Peace,
who will perform the ccrmony. It
Is understood that Major Hoople with
a number of his friends will take a
swim at Loch Lily In rhe evenings
from 9:00 'til 10:00, egad.
The date of the ? wedding has not
been announced Miss Ella Cinder*
will be glad to qlve -the exact date
tn 'hey TTh-. mtswtnrl utrni tn
day as she is engaged at Station
RBDA. and cannot possibly- get here
before Saturday the 7th. Miss ctn
ders. as all Radio Fans know, is a
great Broadcaster and it Is indeed a
pleasure to have her in our city
broadcasting the Zander-Oump wed
ding.
Watch The Courier next 'week for
n?w? ?h?Mil we?t4tng, th>- dase etc.
Service* I eas Chappi
Andf Warren*sC ?rove
Our Revival Meeting begins at Leas
Chapel next Sunday Two service?,
dinner on thr ground. We will wel
come all old friends, 'acquaintances,
and kins-folk*. Rev J: E. Blalock
*4 fwk??n ?I. C? will do The preach -
-in? 'iJufinif the week, .at !hfee-thtny
nnd tlve e?ch day
HWUtar <Hv. rifxr 'tunda? at
Warren's Qrove at four P. M
? . ?A-'vf
Murphy Bull
Fight Stopped
GOVERNOR WIRES WARNING
.. /
Murphy. July. 3.-?The bu]l -fight
which was to have been staged
here .July fourth under aUspico
of thr American -Ufion. has been
called off following. receipt* or a"
wire from Governor An^us W.
.McLean to- the effect that such an
? \hibition is -in violalion'nf a
State law. ' .
\nnouncemcnt that the hull
Tight has been called off was made
- by Mayor Cooper. "The American
Legion has no desire to do any
thing that would bring discredit
to our'town." the Mavor i^pUiiird.
Following t h c announcement
Nome days ago that two bulls would
*-tlge a contest here July I.??seV
? eral citizen* protested and -solicited
the'Governors view on -the matter.
The matter was referred to the
Attorney General.
Local.officers were charged with
the enforcement*of that section of
the Consolidated,.-Statutes prohib
iting bull fights in North Carolina.
The sections referred So are:
4.4S3 and 4.4?:). -
Fire Destroys
Six Airplanes
Washington. July ? ?Fife Mor.day
dpstrttyfd. tjie hangars and ? six*
?'airplanes at Hoover ^leia... Ya.. -icrQ1-''
i he Potomac Rivev tram Washington.
The plane V 'vere operated by Henrv
~7\??? ?-. ' -w ~ r
Thanks To AH
1. ...i niosL-dremv -liu'i ily ?>> '-v^ry
'->r. !udv ancl nan. \vti0 gave .vie
.-sir iicpoV ni m- ' s/iv i1. the.:--,
c'cnt- primary. "The confidence mat
?you ? ijav* .reposed; in" the is tnliy ap
preciated, and 1 nope;-when the time
.-.rnves. to r-^puv thi> debt of gratitude
?bv render^# the very best service
within ivy power My .^ole aim shall
bp to uphold the. majesty of the law
und do thar which" will prove myself
worthy, o t * lie ? t rust that you have
cenfided to my keeping, ever having
in 'niipd your, high standard of con
duct and the responsibility of my po
sut ion, ?
This July 2nd. 132S
Melvtn T. Clayton...
I wish to say I can jiiot And words
to express my great pleasure far tluf
way mv friends stood by and sup
ported my on in the* last Primary
\j|?*ctir.n Your loyalty was superb
nt.d I thank each one from the very
depths of my heart I am sure my
son *111 never disappoint a single one
of you, and that he will do his duty
to vdu and yoi/r' Countv faithfully
Vour friend
John W- Clayton.
Notice
rrivifefe Tax Du* July Mt. 1928
All privilege tax on merchant!! and
and others in the Town of Roxboro
were due and pavable July lit. 1928
On August Int. 1928 a penalty If
twenty percent will be added to those
not paid Pay your privilege tax norl
and avoid the penalty
- B-. B. Mangum.
Tax Collector j
Ufr For Washington
Mess Robert Phillip* Clayton
OWM. Lee King William Harris and
Johnny Shot well are spending their
vacation in Washington. Baltimore
and Atlantic City. They are making
the trip in their car. and wlH camp
siting the way. and expect 1? return
u> Roxboro about August 1st. 1
Visitintr Washington.
Tttagara Fall., Etc.
MLvi Ellz-abcth Morru iM fi-i
d?v for a trip to Washington. D. C..
where the will spend about a wee*.
and from there she will visit the
Northern cttMa. Niagara Palls and
tther point* in jCinaria .
Bob Steele (The Fecrlns Oowboyi
fa 'DBnrrJNO HANDS at Pa'Iar*
Hieatre. Saturday JufV 7f"i. "MjflRee4
aM'WIIBt ? - -:r, ? 7
ARREST DOCTOR AND
WOMAN FOR ABORTION
ON SCHOOL TEACHER
Dr. Mike lioberson. Durham
And Mrs. E. E. , Korythe?
Raleigh. Furnish liond
DAVIS IS STATE'S WITNESS
Dr. Mike Roberson Durham phy
sician, and Mrs. E. E. Forythe. Ral
ewh woman, were arrested yesterday
afternoon in connection with ' the.
death of Miss Irma Louise Robertson,
Raleigh sdhool teacher. who dted on
June 19 as it result of an 'incomplete,
abortion alleged to . htfye been per--,
formed b>' the Durham doctor...
The arrest of the"'ttw followed .a
Statement?mad-r to Coroner -L M.
Warihe by . \1. H Davi>. &ssistaht
State fntomolqm^t who Ava*- arrested
jn connection' with t lie.; same case*'
last'week and released under a $2.500
Dr. : Rcberson i> charge d - with hav
ing performed ' the % operation _which
: exulted m the youiv- vvom'an > death.
He was arreted early yesterday, after- .
noon on a warrant taken out before
a .Diirhanx magistrate and Released
tinder a H .COO. bond for. his appear.
?ojrice at .a- preliminary hearing . in
Durhajn recorder's court on.; July 10.
Mrs Eqr?yth?V-bond- was fixed by.
Magistrate _ Lloyd Tilley- at $2,-500
She '?> to appear before, him on July
6 Davis" preftmmarv hearins. also
before Mr. Tiltev. -will lie a*.t ti;r* ?
same time The woman Is. charged
? vi b' i i .ihln.i. ima .hrrnnu ;n ahii
tiari .'while Davis . r. -intifnatc ifteivl
? r;i the dead ..irl. char*-d with ad.-.
vising and procuring the operations
Dr. HObersOfla has been, charged witSi
performing abortion* . on. at ? #????; two
ether occasions. ? Recentl; .heiv was
a mistrial ?n one. of these counts io
t lie Duitaanv superior"court ny .
'?'.her ' eaS?? nr. - Krjb?r?o"n v'nncf ; Mti?.
??:?. ,
Tri'':rdclj.tlon \>H. ???* 6i :tpO';< .
"(fori ;ha! ?'i,-:iv-V.'--b-?r;i ^?airv&; |
ihin timoH t:ine. Dr-" Rooersoh,
? -?I- .?/? !> h?*{ ?
. tjki'e . iiarVi.v v. ">iarcwi\c ?!a?.V.
-I>e. K. It>"-i3>>.\ClhV*4. "y?'iv> wa>
fcb irued. with ihsj^n^mu "ud?p liV vir. '
|*J;U-ii>n.' oi ? the law.? v.tnex D:' Rob?r7- i
SOfft > .bond yesterday. .
Dr Robsr-jotv. t." tli? broth?;', of t h 3
Re be rs c n h.o -^v'-'al MCWhs ago
.-hocked Durham 'cduiity ijid. the
State by running : amuck with ah ,?
vnd <ilUi\sr ins two children, his dou,
his hors? ami then Chopping- his
, ant^mobile to piefces. -This . Roberton
\ was arrested and declared insane
M its Robertson, a Ooldsbaro worn
an who last year taught Hie second.
??rade at th* Boy Ian Height* School
here. I* ?,aid ro have undergone the
operation in Durham . around the first
of June On June J she waft admit
ted to Rex Hospital where physicians
| found that >he was suffering from
blood poisoning which had resulted
from an incomplete abortion. On
I June 10 . she died and the cause of
her death certificate filed with W. "TV
Davis. city registrar of vital.statistics.
The death certificate was brought
to Coroner Waring\> attention a Week
| or ten dava later. In the meantime.
Mrs T. w Blckett. county welfare
officer. and Solicitor Leon Bra^sfteld
| had been working on the ease and
DavU was ? arrested on a warrrant
sworn out by Mrs Blckett. His con -
] necticn with the case was discovered
! through the f$ct that he had as -
sumed responsibility fcl* Miss Rob
ertsons hospital expenses . ?
The coroner .worked on th<* cas:?
through Da via and Davis attorney
and finally ?ecured from the yopng
man information which led to ttv\
two trtesta yesterday. Davis U ex -
pected to be the principal witness
for the State in the prosecution of
the doctor and the woman
Dr/ Rnbers^n * bond .*;?> sigh" !
yesterday by Dr. ?. H BcftHing. o'
Durham. Mrs For.sythe raised her
bond with a mortgage on her farm
Da"Vls' bond was signed by O W. M.
Fountain
When she was rrre.sted hc^ Istt/*
vesterdny aiternoon Mrs. Porsy'he de
iy,90 f*i3t she -had had anything to
?4C with the operation but' admit t?<l
Mu Mfthartinn had a pent i fitfelit ni
_her home going, from fh've to lUx
Woayiital ? Observer -
The word cantaloune believed t-o
havf been ff^nved trom (Antalusm
Castle in Italy, where the fruit was
first cultivated in Europe.
?'?o?
Romance Vs fragrant as.a lily. Lov?*
a^ ficrv as a Paaaion Flower "TTTE
VgLLOwr LiVF wllh none Dorr at
Palace Theatre Monday Ac Tueadav,
Tutv 9-iam.
t. a,