THE DUN
Volume VIII.
Dunn, North
BAREFOOT MUST
LOOK AFTER WIFE
AND HIS CHILDREN
Freod Of The AimuH Charge
But Found Guilty Of
Abandonment
EVIDENCE SHOWS THAT
QUARRELS ARE REGULAR
Many Other Small Case· L'p
Before Recorder Godwin—
Several Up For Drivin*
Without Jitney Licwue—
Caw of Negro Quarrel Con
tinued Until Next Thursday.
Chafed with "abandonment <»f h>«
lawful wife, failure »rt! I tu
provldt- her uipport for til» chil
dren, Ado Itarsfoct and Thndilir
Baiefoot. and assault of affiant with
a whip, chair, hi) fiat, and with a
*hot gun, and thrwatun of the affi
ant'» lift and bodily harm, and affinni
has reason to fear anil do» funr hi·
will «arry out threat*. " Jamn Wiley
Barefoot was foand "Not entity" nf
the aasault char*·. but «υ found
guilty of failure to ptovidc for hi*
wif«, wai planed under α hundred
dollar bond, and St runted a "continu
ed prayer for judgment" in R«-oi-H
«.•r's Γourt jrcrteitlay.
The condition· of the pmyer for'
Judgment wa> that the defendant
• houid (apport hi· wife in tie faiurv,
provide adequately for her, uml have
lest to do with a certain Mrs. 8a! ah
Haney, another kooiui in the ca»*.
In return, hi* wife must make dnmr->. '
lie conditions more pleasant foi him.
Th« assault-abandonment trial of
Jamsn W. Barefoot took un «h» m».
jor proceeding» of the court yurter
«lay. Many witnewea wen· introduced
by both the state and defense and
■> hot Item! buttle occurred. especial- j
ly uver the abandonment section of
the charge. Although several witne«»-|
et wrrc introduced by the tt*T linti
(jrln; tu instancei of ai-sautt by the
defendant on hi* wife, th a.>uull,
ehanc wu dnprnved with early. The
evidence presented showed only of
threats, rather than th* actual nt
r-aulta. and alao showed that in many I
instances Mrs. Barefoot wu aa mack
t« Marne M Mr. Barrfont
Mil. Rare foot claimed that 4· had
been wilfully abandoned by her hu«- !
band who failtd to provide far her!
in any way, dciertcd J>·; home farm.'
cultivated Instead the farm an ano-!
ther womaa'i place, and derlared that
he never intended to support her nor
her childien 0|v« n. She cited Indian- I
ce* where he stayed at Sarah Haney't
home at nifht, administered to her
while sick.
Sarah Haney. widow with several
children, who was named as the wo
man whom Barefoot was paying at
tention and helping support, wax put ι
on the stand and testified for the de
fense. She said lhat >he and Bare
loot worked the land by special »r-l
rangement and apvrnrn:, that he
had never Riven her a cent nor loan
ed her · cent, *£<) that the had never ι
had any improper relation» with him. !
She udmitted that h<' wax kind U· hcrj
while aick. but declared thai nothing ·
Improper wont on. !
When cross examined the woman '
admitted that she had heard people
talk about her, and that she had once
■Ivcp. berth to an illriritimut* child,
but she clalmcç that ah· was lielnit
a Ktralfht· Christian life at the pres
ent ilme. I
Numerous witnesses were introdu
ced on either side, and althnuirh no
evidence of eye witness w>. .huwn
with referent· to immoral relation*
urvwcni onrciuui inu ijarin nnncj,
thr reputation of the Utter w«« ad
mitted by both «.de» Ui by qacetion·
able, and "alk" had it that the two
iiiul lived in furnifieation and adnl
Wry.
C. L. Guy, reproaeriting the He
(mh, declared thai there «w nn wil
ful intent to abandon h '« wife on
the part of tha defendant and that h·
»a< a poor man, unable to pay hla
dttbta, a hard worker and honeat. lie
claimed U)at hia wife had made hU
home ao mlwrable for h'.m that he
waa compelled to Icaep oat of hor way
a* much aa poatifele.
Mr. Gay particularly uphald the
character of Sarah Haney, ealiin* her
a "pour widow wumao who« char
acter waa being tlandced, and claim
in Κ the "talk' originated from Mra.
Barefoot herafllf. who waa drWen on
by iealouay He made an eloquent ap
peal far acquittal. atating that lb"
repatation nut only of Barefoot hat
of hia "poor widow woman," who had
repented the one slip of bar llfw, wat
at «take.
N. A. Townaend. pinaecuting attor
ney, claimed that wllfoll abandon
ment had been admitted by the de
fenee, and that all «vMcnea 'litr.Joc
ed had homo oat the testimony thai
the waaian "In between" had α ques
tionable rbarae'nr. and it ·»* : ft ο
general opinion that ahr and Bar·,
foot were IMng In "forniflcat'.oj *-.i
adalteey." Hr claimed that it had
bean proven that the défendant had
failed te pr»*1d« tor the wife while
he had looked after and eantHbuted
fa tha Kiaport of Sarah Ifaney, and
he aiked for a renliel of "gaiity" on
that ground.
The «ate againit Ullie Smith, ι ol·
need, charted with eara'.ng, dieorrfer,
and threatening to kilt, nn a wat mat
rwom oat by Mamie Hodge* colored,
waa eoattnaed till nest -Tharxlay.
Ullle Smith had a almilar warrant η
gainât Mamie Hadgee and the twe
caaea will be tried ncni week.
Mamie Hodget allégea that LIUw
Smith met her aad another girl naai
the eolered Method!rt chureh Tue»
day afternoon and ceraed her bo'Mar
(Continued en Page Pear)
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* Ct> OPERATION IS *
* NECfcSSARY ¥
* ?
Thi-rtf art ·ι>m«* K«o«l penplv &
* who *e*(tt to tli.nU thai the far- f
m r «iioald not iH>iuv)n n»maeif ·£
Φ with mutter» <·Γ marketing. -f
1 * They look U|Wh\ him at α man >t
.www*· .:ule UOicacma ιλ iu pro- ·*
ι tlui*. Γ hoy think he "bouitl -f
gin* the lartîtM crop* ·¥■
A'· u<ui ΙΛι· isivuit*»l p<i*#ibJ·· num- *
* ber ot livestock without u-km* ^
* a* ;« ili« «l'-raun«l Tor *#·
¥ what hi* K'touv ar lilt· price he· ¥
·>· U iro.nt: to κ« I. AuU ibey i»n m *
* U> thin*, further, that having
•t· prouurvu abundantly he should ¥
·> Inn hi<* «^lopa an<l hn livei&ocU ·¥·
* OVi'i* to Ih* <iea*c.«t buyer and
* Jiauktul for whut««v»r he ¥
* mny reeeivc. 1'hU .» η ahotc- ¥
vi« <v.- Ilvnry 1λ Wul- ¥
* luce, Secretary of Agriculture. ¥
¥ lure. *
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ANOTHER HOSIERY
MILL COMPLETED
New Durham Enterprise Will,
manufacture Silk Hom
Exclusively
Durham, July 7~'fh* Durham Ho#-]
iery Mill*, Inc., nnltt/ officially ι»η·
nrunccil that ihe company would put
itx i;« w <llk honriy mill rerealty cr
•■«•led hrr·· in operation th.· m .«Idle-1
of · th·* month. A for·:»· of 150 work-!
en will c»vrn the mill «ltd additional
lorcc* wil) be pUi^rtl In I it s.< bu»itn m
justifie*
M-cfcitn ι y ί or the u»«w factory in
now being installed. Th· mill will
manufacture «ilk ho.* oy exrlu» vely.
The new factory in ? 'tua led at Corco
mn ami fYabody ktrrcU, one blot-It
from on·» of thr biuii*«t corner· of
* H«"> ilduintnlir» _/».·♦ i«>h ·"·«' ' »*- «·*
ihc fniftl Im'.ldniR* in !·>*· city or
th« State. Th·· <tiuriuio ia of roiiv
forced lonerrtE, (Wc stoiie· in h<-i(ht
iind hmidioDviy dccorati-d. The cell
ing» arc Itiith «ml *reat wm.low »p»c''
it provided. ·
Λ gradual Γi»f burine*#
in thr Durham ho.Mtry ami cuf.on
businr*» η lakii'u plut·-, oider*
ly iv»um.ii* nomuil mi and TucUtry
torce* geumM back U> a 76 and «0
•r cent bum The Durham Ho«i«ry
i>ta and th· Krwin Co'.lon Mill· are
lakiiijr tan of aimoat all their former
employe· and wlthia a fnw month· ex
pert ■ stead ν nri.-mtMin of th·' mill»
at I au tmj». 1 hv tobacco. -nrnafac
turine planta have bcfn ope ι alio* on
a normal mt!«- Uimuirhout the {x«at«r
part of the late périr») of deprca*l<wi
and are «-aperirncinir no decroace in
«hit tobacco p,o<lu.t> "baninma. Un
employment in Daiham ha« prarti
raliy uisnpinaxd and prurral aatit
fartlon wllh thr stale of affair» u>
pnaent.
DUNN BOY CATCHES
MONSTER TARPON
Now Living In Oklahoma A. A.
William· Proudly Land· A
Pria* Saa FUh
Α. Λ. William;·, of Walter*, Okla.,
son of Mr». Port William· of thix city,
it refp<>n.»iMi· for the landing nf a
tarpen, l> feel, 1 1-2 '.iiche* in It-ng'.h
and »<lifh:njr 100 pound· to the
oum«. out of Ihi wttlrr* of Corp·'
lJ*r■. Okla
William»! hn<! a forly minute battle
with tm* monster before finally «afc-l
>y polling h'm »»hnr.·. The b^g finh
brr.k. time and ·κ»ιη, and the flib
iiinai. /bffrrrd budly laeeratid hand*
a* a icmi'u of the «trmtitli·- Only by
playing him until he ara» in «hallow
wain waf he able to land him.
V#_ rtf-tl' · — » -· »
Dunn, kavinit here about «icii; yea «
a or» for the vient, where he hrt* lived
il different ji»nU «net·. When he
larded hi» priae IUh ht «ai oat ir,
η motor boat Horn floor B'uff, Okla.,
and he wax uti h*· fiOtim·, expedition
jn«t «ne hour un·) h hnlf. Mr. Wil
liam.·" «pent wvrrul ure"kx here with
hi· mother !&xt »απηι;-ι,
A picture tif III» hi;' Ajh landed
hax he η on display in Hood and
Gi jntham'^ window for itevei-al diura,
with a /«hort ncwrpaper cl'ijip'ng. |o
teribing t1»r h*ttlp that Mr. W'Tllams
had wi.h bin.
Drrk Touriste Run
Ir» Τal-.7ibo~β Pole
'€«■.: «ι Cih'V-ul '.'.>«kl»i« Aid It Cat·
Ϊ·?»> .'.-vd Ru» * ί· W ι β» ι
Direct:*.·.
, A SiU «mm ικ»1!· wt' lb· onfortu·
natr obJe« of » r*lti»)on hy a bl«
Inunntr ear driven by <cmr toui «G·
of tht dark eokir up We»' Itioad
»treel fWtriihy, ant rn far finir» th ·
rlîy limit·. Λ< a rr-e\\, eaflr'ilrrakle
damui"· win rend"···! th»· pol:· and
wlw·., nnd the far JtsHf ».·» rent
into plwv«.
•Tun why the blir car *«i de»t'n<d
'le take the r.r'm crow path and «boot
.into th* telephone po'e rather than
;d«wn the intended atr«r: nobody hai
' boun able to direern. nut Minnlu Co*
iairtnn, the driver of lha machine
, paji it waa not be fault, and that It
'«Imply took and went into that pole
! The Hamairi'd ear and «crue of cot
Jiaion attracted not · llttl·· sttentto·
of pa«*nrbycr* yertrnla* who crowd
π round the dark loarinu paity am
'•'xprcawd their xympatky for tk<
crumpled au to. The machine wa<
patknl foil of r»mp n* supplie* an«
,τηΜ»«Γ «1 for «ΙονρΙη* nut, bwt th<
ItwIUalon dvlnyeil ennaidirably th
planned trip.
[plans for' new .
ι SCHOOL BUILDING
ARE DRAWN UP
Su bin it ted by WiliA Architect
To The Dunn Board Of
TruttMi
i
PLANS VERY ATTRACTIVE
Voter. WiU Decide Ttlpday
Whether They Want Pro
posed Improvements
Plnn.4 for thf proposed Dunn graev
mar school end for the alterations
sr.I aiijiliunt to "Jir prêtent school
building te ttr orrupied by Che high
school ιr.ades, have been drawn up
t>y Cha*. I'. Wilton, architect, of Wit
sen. _ The plena fur the proposed
bu'liOip.· hiee been submitted to the
Board of Truil»» οΓ the Dene foV
)tc School* for appioval, aVd the
Bmrd await» the outcome of the
Sthoo1 Bond flection Tuetday before
Ileal action.
The proponed grammar school
buMin^ ia a wide one itory «tfucturc
with nttrarlive psojeetion* at eech
end and in the center. It ia.bolh an
aiiracttve and a r«n*eni«mtly planned
buildinir. There will be twelve claaa
rooms 23x3U, a ipariou* library end
office and an audilorittm with a seat
intr capacity of three hundred and
fifty. The clam room* arc a rranged
m a row with a wide corridor la be
tween. Tlu· auditorium ia the cen
ter protection in the rear. The
building in arranged ko that futur·
I xtennons arc possible.
The propo>ed alteration* and ad
dition* tu the present building, now
UM-d at the entire graded .chool, bat
high «rliool grades if thé Bf«r building
is runrtructeel, will make the pres
ent building idea) and entirely ade
quate. A number uf addition· Md
enlargements aie proposed a* well y 1
rhanges in arrangement and equip
ment. Amonu the most Important of
thr additions a> two toilets and a
■Military equipment that will be al·
mu*! perfect.
Whither or not it aill be possible
to put up the pr'opesftd gTsmevar 1
school building, and q^k· trie chanm
nueif.nL. (1 in the proaant graded
school building will bo decided oy the '
veUn· of this jTatriet in the school
bond election to be He!a here Toe·- ·
o»y: .J A large regittrato·^ .jm'w ■— ■
curded and thoM enthusiastically In·
trnyUd in the project bvlicvi that
an overwhelming vote will be east
Tuesday in favor of thr propound bond
i«xoe.
Thr purpo-e of the election if the
vutine of 1200.1)0(1 if rial bond*,
which, ««inline to J. C. Clifford,
rhaiiman of the school board of trot-1
tees, "will be α tod for erecting and
equipping school buildings for asid
dirtrlc:." Mr. Clifford believe* the
people réalité fully the inadequacy
of thr pre«cnt building» in thia di»
Irict, and the prevailing lack of equip
ment The ichooU cannot accommo
date the enrollment with any degree.
of satisfaction, according to the trot
tee»
German Supreme Court
Acquits Gen. Stenger
He Wai Charged by the French With
Having Ordered Hie Traape re
Kill Weu.ded
Leipsig, July 0. · -Lieut. Gen. Karl I
Str-nger, charged by the French gov-1
ernaent with having ordered troops'
under hi* command to Uk· no pris
oner· and kill wounded men during
.ne fighting of August, 1014, was
acquitted today by thr German su
preme court here engaged in the triai'
<>f ese-i against alleged war crimi
nals.
M)J. Bruno Crumus, tried on a ·»
mi^T charge, was given a sentence
of two years In prison and foifcldden
to weRi '.ho German uniforTO.
Major Crusitw «Jttcrcd at the trial
that the order hod been given .by Gen
eial Stenger that no prisoner» should
saUAw awJ ft L _ ft MiamJ^i aaa«
xhoultf hr kî]1»<).
Chicago In Grip Of
Record Hot Weather
Five Death· And Osama Of Proilri
llomi C«n Grm l»<k Every
14 Hmm
{ CHir^ca. July 7 Chicago and
LTjr.ch of the M .d llt- Weft today tu
Jill iii «he gr'.p of a record-breaking
heat « »*». with th< Içcal weather bo
•·λ· »n"l«ianrî IK nu relief ill eight
ΤΚ· Wt -r.'torday wa» held direct
ly ropniwible {or fhre death* and
•i»«eii* of proatratian* Id Chicago,
iwhili h^rilth oflicrri «incited the city'»
in:crt«liti' rait· had bevrf dugblrd. One
jliirx* foundry concern laid off 8,000
I men beta·#? the heat wa« »>»« groat
rj . ontlnue work.
lies Malnra reported them bad
■•ο a η» break in aopcr normal un
flti:jturea in thirty day*, with the
maxtmom daily rcadinr there averag
ing a fraction above 01 digreea. fur
mem '.n Iowa imported core had beea
growing one Inch rrcry 14 hoara far
the la»t two week·
I Mia* Hade I)ee, and Milea Dee, of
II*.· Mara, low·., and Hoiacc Radlailt
of Atlanta, are the h«**e gnaau of
Mr*. R. Godwin. Mr Deo kaa vie
iterl Dunn before with Mr. Radiait),
bot thi» ia Mia· Deoa firit viait aooUi.
Mr. Kudialli ia the brother of Mrm,
Godwin, and U · member of the fa·
now Uarfeer Derla Ortheatra, rtlil
headquarter* at praaent la la Atlanta.
Mr RudUill baa a number of frlmidi
ι In Uann who maember kirn i^atlaTi
for kia (Mettent piano playing
Atter
Is
PU
Over thrat/l
tended the
the Fourth
fairground· Ί
Acncaltarali
Saturday, m.
tlmate of tka.,
«War tventy-Mva
■toat te tin fi
proximate eitiiL
Secretary of the - _
Mr. Kiddle Mated
an ce fall far Atit
year for tha In*
biatton. bet waa
rooaldariajr tho β
The grandstand m
ty fitted during tl
ind the 'crowd waa ,
icconraodated with
Last year, acco
t«rjr of tka Pair
*tr» «rer four tk
lion» to tka f_
fourth celebration,
many at tkU yaar
lumber of dea '
►venta ia tka',
rould indicate ,
'and people, at
ka big crl«k
N. · —
Agricultural
* Sem!e
Irrate Lead are Had i
W.efci' Va
Fee Fa
la the
County
bare
tk· ap
. Kiddle,
a Mon.
Washington, July
nr«l bloc of the ι
ke defeat of a
nent of the
'or four week· wbOo 1
lidering the MIL
By a το>« of ti I
η cut reeolation
Lodge of
*t of last
Day oala
iext
li»>
for tk·
là·
'«Κ!
a r·
' adjoarn
b ta.day
• i-fci
ι adjoam
•tor
•can jeaaer, '
u» ported bjr ■
Chain·— Worrp
ton, Republican, "
oltura! commit!
ince of ButUr ,
forth Carolina, una* BllliU aa
lon I» aid aerieultaeJ fe^radU aad
ed the opooiitloa U
Senator UgMmod of
Democratic leader, k
>d the adjoorr ment
After defeatlac 1.
'«eolation. the anite
reed tomorrow with tlMI
me l<*ialatien. -
Bai
ρ
InriUry Mell—, la Mhtai Delay,
Waeae Of Gn**i«k(*
Of A MK
Waahincton, Jflly · wani
ng that there ia frmrf 4$mgee ot ac
mraodlate government 4*ncJL. Secre
tary Mellon aikad C»min fcaday to
iefar action on the ηΜμΊ heaua
t>Ul. * <
"Thla .U not a time to Imiii arr
pral billion dollar· of aMKHabilitl
>n an already amWIaH treas
ury," thtf trtaaary eaat 4ny aaiâ to
Senator Prelinfhnyaea, lipabhm.
New Jerecy la a letter wfeleh waa read
ia the senate Willi the
bonui Mil eu'oallad a»iTb* bill haa
already paaaed the bavta aad Mac
ara· ia rvapoaaa to · muât from
Senator Frelinftruyaen .Jer a atate
ment of the flueneijjj aWl*a*iona
arhiefa tbo hill would plaaa vpan the
government.
TU letter vaa chayaatarlaad by
Senator Underwood, Daayntic V
der, who after Ite raadlfcff aaade _,
attack ο η the bill, a· "ateaac. forrafal
aad te tha Mit" In paaafaw «h· MO,
IV. tl.k>·.. 1.· -C- » 1
llcan majority womld "Witt· la .
coentry·» hHUry tfcat M h· 1—«K
«acrlfka Ht 1
le dollar*.'
MeCa
te,
tny aMaapt nu bebig t
»rt th· NftltM of ι
world war in Mlan.
Mr. Miller «att—a* that Dm Ma
would eo«t tlx «water >|Ι·ΙΜ ·
billion and ■ tertf mafi φψ* ud a
S®·*" ktllleo doOer», M·» It wM
iwell tke eoat af jMHMNt and
virtually doftat U·
prorran 0f ntmrtaiii aâd aaoao
mrr and.ltetk woold UMk oil re
funding opération· a·' _____
djbt m Aftw tirikir tk· priai
of lfcarty knit. Thaaa.*· «M»
ko "lmvtteMa diracTiMaata)
tieontaa," mi»hy tK ltl>IÉ|l indi
rect rawpt warid W ^rr·"»· d»n««r
of ranewad InflaMa·, teorâaaad Ms
mod rty prlrta, aad IMdlIllI tedMM
conditio na."
All of M·
explained, w*__ ,
, paytamt Mette·· ·# -
took "a· aecomt «f nyta··· of ad
; ralnlutraUon, ar ) niteli ooot af af
ford in β vocational tratateff, fit· or
hoae aid, or tend NMmmI nid te
j vetarana who aleet nteh Wonvflta
Mi a· Marjraret Wad· Idt tkia mt|.
I«f for Claililte»m, W·! ikt wlB
viri» ter «Mot, ""
Mr and Mr. M
hUv km fOT
H««r.pton'»
tu Wada.
MRS.
. πι
JOHNSON IS
ELECTED BY THE
WELFàRE BOARD
IS FIRST~WOMAN ELECTED
Her
Cmaahoro. July.·—Mr». Olar
uxe J abator, ws« »l»rt«d Coubu
rtonor of hbb W»lf»r« ui Dr.
Imrd W. OMt vu elected con
lotting ·xp«rt to Un board wkeg the
tate board of Charttio» ud Publie
Velfare at it in Qreenrboro today to
oeciee the report of Hit nominating
QMittao upol»toJ to ftoeainete a
tittotoor to Belaud P. Beatley.
Tha ntobm of the board ore W.
L Blair, Cony J. Banter. Mr*. Thoe.
V. Uoele. A. W. IfcAllitar, M. L.
leeler, Mrs. W. F. Woodsrd and Mn.
. W. Plea». The four ft ret named
o—Mtotad the aomineiirg coamlt
ye. ThU totem itteo unanlmoualy no
«inated Mn. Clorenee Johaaon for
he portion of Commiaoientr of Ptab
Ic-Welfare and Ao wu oninlmeualy
looted by the hoard.
Mr*. Johnaoa has for the part two
tut held a reeponaible poutior la
ho oSeo of "the Coaualaaioaer of
aa Director of Child
ta (hi* poeiUoa ahe ha* dtatonatrn
ed her ability and roaoarcrfalnem la
M analstakable .«ray. and her ex
«rioaee and (aeeoesfol Mhaialitra
leo of her child welfare work have
her a foreaaoot peaitlon in the
M*o aa aa authority oa wtclaj qu*>
loea. She has boon m the peat preei·
a*· of the I Eat· iMhiMd other
of influence nd uefilutti
Tki atrong backing ib« ku had
H> JOeWoa of CowiMiMMT of
"•MIc welfare tu lohataatial it,
of the favorable
ha DMa i^SS^ijA if"Ti
•tote department of
Λ· State Federation
and oiber Infl»
«· ·* «wototod U the poattioa
tot Iiwmi it la Mcaaaarih a worn
S!SJ*' "i ί"ν· ** « r«!X»>
fcility and labor and *dmint«tration,
nd a woman of real m»r|j and de
wtien and abUlty haa been callad to
t, heaaaea there waa net an available
aaa ia the atate who μ·ιιί in as
«rionet and training tka quallfice
I Mi· whicbahe poaaetae». With tha
tronc rapport which aba Ku roe»»*·
id from ao many Influential dhree·
ion» and tha united eupport of the
toard of Charitlea nod Public Wti
ara, andar which aha will work, and
rith the training and abilitit* which
he bring» to «he office, a aoccaaafal
tnd afSclant adminiatration ia aaaor
*
Dr. Howard W. (Moan, tha head at
he UnWeraKy of North Carolina, waa
ilactod eonauHing enttt to thr
ward, and ta thl» porttion. far which
da training and expérience in thla
Ine of rmarth and work qualify
lim ao admirably, will render »aTel
lable aerrlce to lira Johnson and
he hoard
While Η haa required nearly ft_
■ontha to fUl the vacancy made by
Kr. Boaaley*e resignation, the hoard
tnd nominating committee have not
►eon idle. It took more than ate
«ontha to locate Mr. Brule? for thie
►oaltion la the first in «ta net. Comp
urattraly few men and women are
mined for tha poeiUoi, aad rock a
■election haa to he mate with est:
■*rm· ·» ι· a ca»p won* it Blitwt
Kifht illTohr* irraparsfcls tajory.
rkafa were jrrtmt many «pplieatlon*
for the position end forty names all
told were eoneidoTed and investigated
end MWtkM tt.no hundred pioeas
»f Mil handled in connection* with
tks selection and appointment.
Superior Court Ckrk·
la Annual Convention
CaAay Head» TW AhmUiîn A«a«ai
Jedf· Karr Ami WUUe
laltli Ta »paak
Wthelspton, July 6.—Twc ivafrant
today of tki annoa] convention of
tks Aaioclotion of Saptrior Coort
Clerks af North Carolina hold at
Wri«kto«1Us Baach. wars festered by
th· aiostlan af oScar* far tke enru
la* yaar, an address hy Jadre John
H. Karr, af Via gups ι la r Cssrt bench,
oa "CfrlllsatJon and Sarrlea." An
other add ram by Willi. Smith of
Relet**. oa "The Inheritance Tax."
and adaption of a motion aathorbln*
tka aasoeiatlan'i lofftiilsttve commit·
taa ta take action to Rat législation
to lassas anlform foas for tha dark*
all aver tka Btoto.
John Κ, Catkay. lawonbt rtnty
dark, was anaakmaotlv chosen sWa
preaidearfo rueosod w. ». Btepheai,
of Joknaton, and A. A. McDonald, of
Ha matt, sfajnat Ma wfll, vu ra-alact
ad aatretarjr-toanserer. Waynaevllle
and A ah enrôla made bide far tks next
aanrsntlaa. and thors was a ram»
ttan tk«t tU lit Maotinc be held la
Waabtnxton. D. C. It was Jecldsd to
aaafce feqafcy ad a· tks atari· af tks
•tots, · η am her of wham arr nn1
hare, aa to where they wanted U
maat and lat tka Majority nUe. Th«
eoaveatioa will etoae tomorrow af
I H. J. Watn«se af Benmn, was fc
to*m yaetarday for a fear boart.
t
¥ "SUTPLY" NOT "TIME"
* BUSINESS
*
* "I hoy· th· tie* will nm
* wb< η wt will «y 'supply' bu
* nmm and not 'iliac' burin·*»,"
SL. 8. Tomllnion, whu ii
ne la Ac fijtht fur ■ bad
like «yrtein of «elllng ret- ¥
¥ tun and tobacco through · ¥
* grown cooperative afavclation. *
¥ Mr. Tomliiuon, oho remember# *
V 4 1 -t cent cotton, ayi that to- ¥
* day I 1*2 c«nt cotton It Γ h rap- ¥
•r in companion, ard com traita *
California condition· with rhoae »
is North Carolina where 90 oat *
of cv*ry 100 (rrn»*t> Ion. big ♦ I
money laar year. *1
The banker· and mmhallM * I
arc in tb· *aiac boat with the ¥
farnrn, according m Mr. Toot- ¥ |
linaoa, who i· bcnlpd co-opora· ¥ ■
ti»e marketing bora ear it i* a ¥
">af«, found buiineu propoo *
ttea that any buainn- nan can ¥
taka bold of with lonfidcncr." ¥ |
MEETS TRAGEDY AS
HE WALKS IN SLEEP
H. C Cotlina, Emptors· Of'
Tndwua F*lla From Win- I
Walking in hi» alacp. H. C. Collin·.
Ulfataat aw filer at the TUffcman1
Λ»βΑ«ι· Company, felt (me the m-i
■ ad floor window of thv boat' of
X *. Brttt, at which he roomrd. early (
rhnnday aamin*. and died th»*|
nornmr fru« Injur!» »«*uin«d by I
ht fall.
Th· man'· body waa foand by hi»
■pom mat·, who heard him fall from I
h· window, ahortly after the accl·1'
l-t, about ΙΛΟ Α. II.. Thurtday
aominff. It waa dUc-overed that hi·!
>«ck had been broken, ar.d h.· wa>
¥
>♦
a tkU Viuiultjr. Il* «ai well itfod and {
ι good cnployao. H« «m «bout twrn
* year* old. Ifi« native hume it in
iow Bern, *h*K hij ktdgr «ai bo!
«at today from Payettevllle |
MATS HAS EASY f
«""Il
1 TIM wH* 4Wrol!
/laitora Rua Away With Local j
SmmmI Striai Baeafcall
Tmuo 114
With a lineup competed almost en-j
inly of ecraha aad new aura oat for
Lhe rcjjulnr team, Dunn'» bateball
i(fr*sation «aa overwhelmed by
£oau bare Wcdae«day aft·moon by!
the «ore of il-4. Tat contort war'
vitnauod «y a food tixod crowd, bat'
>u rather «low, drawn oat, aad an·!
ntorrstinx.
Several of the Dunn regalare were
>»t of the Uno-ap on ««count of to-1
inrioo, while other» wore anabla to1
M oat »i»c* it wa« not the T0(alar{
leajjae day. Captain Nc*teerry altoj
afahed top a Hat an aoaio of the)
ww candidate* for the dab and they
«rere fhren a chaacr to exhibit their
rialm* far a berth In the lop aided
ennteat Wednesday. I
Donn drew flrtt blood In the ftrrt1
frame. WUaon hH ufrly, advaaccd
la tocond on William'· *ac|ifiee hit,!
»nd took third wboa the vir.tinjt «hart
■top muffed Newberry'· rrtiaader.
Edmrrton «ont the Dhoti lead off
maa home a moment later with a
•kety placed infield hit. Newberry,
idvaacod to locoad on the play aad'
came racing borne when Lee drore |
oat a «ingle. Jonea wa* oat on a fly :
to center, and Lee waa doablrd oat
oa the pl»y whan be weat down too'
far on the hit |
It wa« not until the fifty aenion,
that Dun a waj able to eroea the rab
bor afain. In thi« inning after Wlleon
had grooadrd oat to «hart, William»1
•urh^l i 1—· — -■· * ·
eoeond on NnAwrj'i fielder*· choie·.
tnoV third *h«r Erigrrton jot on by
error. wd «cored together with New
berry when "Hill" NewWry, kittiag
fer liM, muM oat -· orawklif
tingle u> center. Jo··» end Dennlag
•need the Wmirtf, and Dana did not
threaten fer the lemlnder of the I
gmaM.
Coate itaiUd off the firework· in
tlx Mi-cad when the rieltor» puehed
aero·· three talliee 09 η pan, a hit
Hattanaa, and three (ingle*, la the
fourth three mer» were eeat aerotw
the platter un two error· and three
mi> eefe Mnglea. la th' fifth twe
raliplay· and ta rev hit· were rmpoa
•ibfe for three more, and in the einth
another w»« «cored. When the eoaal
wu completed the vliiton bad rt-fl
ittered a total of el err η ran· while
«he home club only roantcd four
Ume·.
fleHlvan, twirling fer l)ann. waa
hit hard |a the pioche* he wae not
eo efferttro, hat Many eerily error·
were reopon«ible for a part of the
fcoaAardateat that Coat* handed
Dana. The patched line-up played
rather good baaeboll indhrldaaUy, Vat
playing together fer the flm time,
(he aggregation did not «ark %aooih
It an*) with the team work neceeaary
for a winning oatfit
"iud" Jane*, playing ih«M ' foi
Dan·, la one of the now men likely
to win a nlaee oa the cloh ·· a attinj
man, at least. Re made η ne or tare
error» on rather hard ehaace bat had
a big day and made good. At bat Im
hit on every efcanee bat bit high m
ther than drMng them oat. If he ce»
loan U drive «Cralgbt oat rather tfcar
catting aader It la aet at *11 unHkel]
that Manager Taylor wtll ptooe hi·
I SHIPPING RATES
! QUOTED BY LtC.
; ARENOTSO BCH
Freight IU«m Per WaUriitn..
Aa Quoted Her· War·
In Errer
RATE TO RICHMOND IS
24c PER HUNDRED LBS.
Appeal By Secretary Riddle
RmoHi I» PUwry, That
Rata· Are Net So Hick A·
Fir.t Quoted Here Ami Lo
cal Melon Grower· Are Elat
ed Over New».
Ai ■ recall of the recant IwwM
ration atit by Iwretarj Klddk of
the Chamber of Commerce eoncern
ny freight rata» on watermelon·
from hirr te Birhmond uU other
•oint», and m appeal mad· to the la·
entote Comhim Comminton to
oarer tat·» ea aueted by the local
Γ might oflkt, it baa been diaeor«red
that th* rate· art ooiiiHeaMjr lower
han what they were flrnt tkouidrt to
M.
Da* to the ab«ndant anilen crop
»c>ac raJMd in thi* aeetteri an.1 the
ntantloa of th* grower· to *!p H
tcnsSrely th!a noat-r, the farmer*
ind Secretary Riddle inquired for
.he ruTkOt rate· fro· the local
!r*'rht depot. The rate* ■p^iuxlatat
nI by the local oScer war· m high
:bat ihe rmwer» appealed to Mr. Kid
lie to do ·!! In ni» pew*, to hare
he rate* towered in order to aav»
htm from an mcrltabic big lorn.
Secretary Xiddle tamrttiately
note ta Senator Simmon» and Bon
■i-o i .athre Lyon* of .his ù'*tr>et in
Mrhalf of the melon growt .·* of thie
taction, rcqu*«ting them to Nt n aa
ippeal to tie Intoratat· Commerce
Jonamillion for « r«*.lecl'ei. η (hi
-νι-a. MiuDr si-nmcn» at>J fU-p"«
Lyon» j«..f ■ »d W.; kMli
Ul tkn «r > jid pu; the in.iti* In
he hand* cî the Interrtae Cmhm
"-..î.mùeioe «t »a<:4.
A Wt»r fruai th> (Met ,[ Λ* *ir
?r late Conm-r■- Coram ··:<·» to
k· tool Be.T-r.xi » of lté Cumber
11 Ο Berce, léfUac tt: cmrnnl
i«X."TA=tS?ii"3
»m la mtm, and ttat i* eorrwt
■a te» ara conrtdetafcly lama». Tkf
rat»», ai quoted by the latontate
'.omnrrrr Commlwloa, ahfcMwk atlU
ippearing to be un**uaîly high. «ΠΙ
w welcomed with latUfaet'on to the
•elon rreirtii of thia lection.
•fttifH nui to Richmond are 24
:enta per hundred pound». to Wuh
ngton M 1-1 eoota .par hundred
pend», to New York 4· 1-2 cent*
per hundred poqed». The mlrimum
carload of etltindtu 1* 24,000
pound», which Make· a freight rat»
»f $t>7 60 for a Minimum carload,
(rem kert to Kkkaioad.
Approximately Iftjr carloadi of
ne Ion « «m be tklpôad from Dana,
recording to an eMhaate af ■. O.
Townrend. «kt, ia perhapt, th» !·»*■
crt grower of tUa teeitoa. Mr. Town
send bai · forty aero crop of water
melon», and there are a η amber of
stber «mem in thie rielalty mMac
ι round half tkla aaaay tbia aoaaoa.
rkey «Π1 be ready for Mptaoat tome
ti'me tkla month.
Price· offered by nortkate dealer*
for the melon crop 1b tkla aaetloa are
eery food, and ma» be eean klfher
later, e»in« to tke fact that Ihe jaeml
ervu la la tar than the Oooifia trop,
and faimer* hero will bo iklfpitw
north after the other· are romo. If
m «Ion» aroond Dann ouebt M W une
■oally rood, accordlac te thar *rww
m.
200 Skilled Workmen
Return To Their Work
lUy^ liftw" TWi
Rpmtir, July β.—In Kttiiurt
with an order pooled ta the Hoatbrrn
•hop· at (ρηχή RiUrdiy, Marfhkf
Mkv tOO ikillcd workeen retarned to
work ihlt moraine whan the hie wk lo
tie Nfw. Seniority according to
length of aorrfea prevailed la cal Une
the m«n hack to daty, tkr aid rat ke
Inp taken fini It wu Mated that
all dopartaaeat* of d»w have bMi
ir.crraaod proportionately aod tillage
are mo»ing alone mealy In the pleat
3o«ar af UM M* «ho ataad for walk,
in accordant· with the amtority rule,
have not yet reached Spencer h>il witl
r*Hit 1 or iaty ia a day er ■*. k la
nat know» whether thk inervaie la
the forcv will ko fallowed by anetker
ηιΠ aoen or not tkouek many hold
to thil idaa and believe that tk* »bep
force will toan ha nonaal. thiibiav
on tkd road It «aid to ha geod and
iacreanlne daily aad Oil· le» da to «·
eoarage«aat among tka ««ployai.
.Maatar Machanta and Mr*. B. Me Br Id*
'of Syaaear have ι et anted frogi a tour
of t*a far wcat, arkara tkoy spent a
month an a vacation.. Capula Ma
i Brida aayi tka waat ia β great eoantry
«at that Ipaatu 4a M af all, that
the water U fine l« Calatada, bat
ι there la mm batter lB Jho world than
.le famlaked free» tha artoalan wall
on tha deathoia Alfa yard at Bpan
T
•a tka league rooter.
Tha Saara: It H. K.
Ooeto «M 141 0—11 14 «
Dim foo MO 4—« I «
Batter!»·: Caata — Btevcai and
Campbell Due·—«atttvMi aad U
farta*.