ASSOCIATION ASKS
FCR ilAIR TARIFF
Rasulutio » Carried At Cloia of
A. T. A. Meeting To Ap
paal To Congrwaa
o eenxboro,, is—At th« doo
'V urtko fifth congress of
the Southern Tariff Amuciatlrn this
morning reaulu''on* urging u •’fair"
tariff on fiwbiiin product* and the
>■>'• rmhuigo veie unanimously a
ilopted and n committee to carry
fhwe reeo ution« to CSongrca* was
authorised A committee to go before
Congress rod urge a aali.factoiy
schedule fui Southern products and
UidUitrioit \/». i l.o authorised
Ip a frat k and powerful address to
the emigre*, R E. Taylor, of New
Mexico, niesideot of the National'
Moha.t Gruw.n’ Association told oil
the moha'C industry' in this country'
and urged that the association get
■""hind the "w<ak-kneedM politician*
who fail to hi-ej to the wishes of the
people in -epuid to the tariff qure
tion. but obey the ordeis df party
leaders m the mutter. He prcdictcJ
the downfall of the Democrat* 1« the I
Southwest and Texas, especially, un-;
less they comply with the wisher of
the voters in i amoving the rvil rf- j
feets of the fier tint*.
A Tariff Embers Talks
William Buiycis, of Washington,
D. C., a member of the Federal Tar
_ iff Commission, spokr to thi stsocio-1
■ tion on the organ ixat'.on, workings
and composition of the rommiAsion, I
and urged the ns*oci*tion to co-oper- j
otr with the formrr in offering aid!
und constructive criticism. He asked i
that the association and others affect- j
ed by the tariff comply with the tar-'
Iff measure* as they arc framed. I
An address to have been delivered
befo-c the Co;;grass by Governor
Thomos Cnmtibull. of Arlxona, who
\va* unable io attend. Was read bF
president J. 11. Kilby. In his address
Governor Camoboll told of thu bad
condition of the Yuma Cotton sec
tion of his state >lur to the provisions
of the tariff, and he urged the asso
ciation to do all in it* power to lend
effective aid by working for a mis
ion of the tariff system.
Biaketl Dsnesicsi Tariff
Telegram* and letters from manu
facturers and badness men of the
South supporting the work of the a*-j
sorlavjon were toad. In a letter to the
•meclation, Thome* W. Bickett stated
that he was in favor of protection for
thr Southern industries and prod
ucts, but not as embodied in platform
of the Recubiiican party. He declared
that the roidtny bill was "abomina
ble," and would make the rich man
richer and the poor man poorer.
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FAYETTEVILLE TO !
HAVE BLUE SUNDAY
G*nuina Blue Law A Settled
Fact; Some Utilitiea May Be
Affected By Lew 1
Fayetteville. Aug. 16.—It is settled
that Fayetteville is to exist under a
real “blue" regime. It having been
reported la an adjourned meeting of
the board of aldermen, attended by
large delegations for and against the'
Sunday closing law, that the Kennely
amendment to the Sunday statute
had really been passed by the legis
lature and that a certified copy of
the bill is now In the hands of Soli
citor J. O. Tally, it was announced
by Mayor K. JL UacKcthan that the
law will be enforced within the pro
vince of the city'a police power rig
orously a< d impartially.
The Kennedy bill, applicable to
Cumberland county alone. Is an a
mrndmenl to the old North Carolina
Sunday law which makes a violation,
of the statute a misdemeanor. Henee.
the wiling of ice cream or newspa
per* in Cumberland county is now
punishable by a road sentence, which
„ under the original statute similar'
lawlessness in the lest of the state
draws a fin* of one-dullar, if any. The j
amended statute declares that "no!
tradesman, artificer, planter, laborer.]
or other prisons, shall, upon land or!
water do or exercise any labor, bull-'
ness or work, of his ordinary calling,
works of neceiaity and charity alone
exeepted, nor employ himself in hunt
ing, fishing or fowling, nor use any
game, sport or ploy, upon p»,n that
every perron ‘O offending, being of
the age of fourteen years and up
waid, shall be guilty of a misdemean
or." !
There had prvviimily been Kune
doubt »• to whether or not the Ken
nedy amendment punted the general
axsmnbly but 1 hia wu cleared up the
previoua to la .1 nighl’a meeting, and
when a delegation headed by Rev. W.
V. McRae appeared before the board
anti arbed that Ibe law be enforced
Mayor MjcKe.han Anted that il wan
hie purpore to pul th« enactment into
full force. Th» meeting war marked
by Intense eti;huaia«m both for and
againrt the blue law. The anile ware
apparently In the majority; at any
rate, they made eontiderably more
nous than the proa, though both •'•dev
applauded every point made by thetr
advocate*.
'Though declaring that he eootd not
pair on question of the violation of
the law r.t th'a time. Mayor MacKo
than, in answer to eovdral Inquiries,
limited that he did not aee how ieo
companies telephone exchange**. Jit
neyt, garage* or Oiling static** could
* operate e* Sunday under the law.
R. W. Herring, Rev. W. V. MeKae
and C. i. Cooper rnobe for the Sun
day law, while J H. Dtwvy educat
ed tki rental of the Kennedy amend
ment and David B. l.mdecy, publish
er nf the Fayettcvl'lr Obecrvcr, de
fending hk paper again*! a ehnrge
of favoring a "wldo-open" Sunday,
ilce'ared that the Observer flood for
law <af«'cement but wanted eano
law# and a ran# Sunday.
The niV-ory of the old law now
Mr*. Vanderbilt To
Introduce Hoover
Commerce Secretary To Spook
tl Opening of Harnett Coun
ty Fair at Dunn
Ashrvill*. • An*. 18. — Secretary
H. v berl floorer, of the United State*
D*;t* rtn... nt of Commerce, will de
».vc* the chief addle*, at the Harnett
court? agiiculluml fair at Dunn Oc
I. iber l j, and will be Introduced by
Mrs. f»eo-g* W. Vanderbilt, the pree
wli-m of the North Carolina State
Fair.
The invitation to Mr*. Vanderbilt
to introduce Secretary Hoover cam*1
fnrni Secieury T. L. Riddle, of the'
liun.i chamber of commerce and waa
pic *c<. led to Mr*. Vanderbilt by N.
Buc*:ie;\ secretary of tho Aihevilla
boM'd of trade.
Th* Dunn fai.1 open* two daya be
fo.o tho North Carolina State Fair.
Mi* Vanderbilt ha* recured a house
st Raleigh fur the period of the fair,
h'bu ha* the honm of being the tint
Homan •deled president ofany a tala
fair in the United Statea, and that
she ha* thrown herself with great
real and enenry into tho work of mak
ing the state r»ir b> far the largest
ever hold In Noith Carolina.
PHYSICAL CULTURIST
GIVES EXHIBITION
George H*m Make* Lecture
And Free* Himself Of
Many Chain*.
Claiming Ui be no hand cuff king
>r straight jacket artist, hut a physi
cal culturin, interesting in giving sd
itcaiional rxh bitions or the develop
ment of thr human body, Georg* L.
Heir, who hails originafly from Ro
man county of this state, gava an
inis testing exhibition and isctar* on
Railroad stieet, naar Goldstein's ]
ttorr, yesterday morning.
lies* claim* he ha* mads it hla !
profession to study the human ana
tomy. and ho believes that exercise i
sod cure of one's body arc the big
trest thing* 'n life. He lectured for
half an hour or most on the ovila of
modern portent medicine and to* fob!
ly of eating fat* and meats, and nevar
talcing car* what on* sat* Ha claim
ed th*t "living to nature** and "shy
cieal gkerrise/’ were the twe mm
tiala to a healthy, vital body, a long
life and perfect human happiness.
fie dwelt particularly an the evils
ft eating any and everything, and
f* d liipt \ vijc'.ab'.ai and fruits, which
grow in sRcb an abundance In this >
country, sr* the real -b*<ty bultdetw)
end the thing* that will ktsp a man's;
physical condition op to the standard
ilunyc
He dtclatud :nat patent mod'.cine, i
wibch is composed on the average of |
# per cent alcohol and 25 per cent
water were unnecessary and harmful,;
and that the herbs and fruits which
go into the medicine grow all a boot
us in their naked and original form,
■a intended by God. He aTeo believes
operations are oftan artless, and he
rud tlinl the difference between ''con
stipation in a certain form and ap
pendicitis is two hundred and fifty
dollar*.''
After a very interesting lecture!
Hess performed a feat of blood and i
muscle control, in which he demon-1
etrated whut a study and care of tha
body can do. He was bound head and
feet and in a doaca different ways
with a number of chains, locked se
curely, and tightened by six business
men here until he looked to be lp a
bolplra* and hopeless condition. Kill
rails and wrists and arms were pur-'
pis and COM. But after a reasonable I
rollectien was taken up to pay the,
physical cultulist's expenses, he loo*-i
n.:cd himself and was wholly free
In five minutes.
Benson’s New Park
Will Open Saturday;
A Rollicking Gam* Nsit $62
For A Worthy Charitable
Cam*
- I
Helium, Aug. 17.—Th* chief ad-I
dresi at the opening of Willow Brook .
paik Saturday night will be made by'
Mis* Klitabeth Kelly, of Raleigh. Miss
Kelly It one of the leading women
worker* of the State and i« in charge *
of all the 8tato rchoofte for illiternlea |
For five year* A# waa superviaor of
the school* of Johntton County.
Iloth Reason and Johnatoa county
nre preparing to welcome Her with a
crowd of 2.000 people. Mayor Cana
day will prealdt at tho opening eero-i
mony and the city commUaionori willi
attend hi a body. Kent and sparkle
will be ah led to the oeeaaton by the
piesenee Of the Beneon American Lw-'
glon military band. AO atreng, ander I
the direction of Lteat. Alfred J. I
Schmidt, hand leader, V. 8. R It will
be the flrit time the band hae played'
in public. Willow Brook park waa
built by tho ladies of tho Kntro Nona
Clab.
Flan Agriewltoral Fair
Seaton, Aug. 17.—If plan* under
"*y *r» perfected, Dannor township
•rill bn»# a fair this season. Acting on
*entim#nt throughout tho township, 8.
F. Honeycutt, secratary of the Banner
Agricultural Society, has called a
mu** mr;'.lug 0f farmer* In the Ben
soii town ball Saturday afternoon
whoa sddreas** wHI be mad* by 8. J.
**• jjotanty demonstrator, and
T. I.. Riddle, serretary of Harnett
to.siity fahr.
invoked. a« given by Mayor MaeKa
tka i. ii I itevostlng. It |a an old Eng
l'»h law pawed bv tho BrlUeb erwwn
lr 1*7». under th* reign of Chori*
II. It was applied to th* pro vine* pf
Carolina, then Including both North
and South Carolina, In 1718 mad re
i oorlrd in 1741. It la now section
3955 of tho eonaolktaUd stats tea
DECLARES DANIELS
IS IMPERIAL BOSS
Morrison Reads Editorial And
Say* There'* Nothin* To
Take Offense At
Ttmrrday’* News end Observer
played up a Iona: story. attacking too
action of Revenue Commissioner A.
!> Watts In ordering an terrvnle
retroactive reduction of tl2.7SS.4R0
m the assessment of the property
earned by Limit and Mycra, and
the American Tobacco Company la
Isurham. In tn» same ia*u« Jo*cphui
Daniels, editor of the Newt and*Ob
•erver, has a two column editorial,
declaring the action by Watt* unfair
and unjurt, and alao rather (topping
l»*s for aummerlmt In
Asheville, white inch important baai
t*?‘ si,*® "F ?" *«c capital.
HU editorial cloaca with “Come home
and take the helm.” *dd ca.1ng the
Governor. *
. 'o4*yV *““* °f U>e Obeorror the
roll owing rtory with the date line on
Asheville, glees Morrison’s reply and
rnmmwifi nn ik* •:t_*:__
Ash-villa, N. c., Aug. 1H.—Cover
nor Cameron Morriuon, who early
today Issued a statement in whack I
he declared Josephus Daniels, former:
Secretary of the Nivjr and now odi-j
lor of The Nwara and Observer, anj
imperial bow.,” tonight declared that
a reading of The News and Obacrv
ar e editorial, report af which caused ■
him to iaene the statement, was net'
of a nature to which he could take I
offense. |
“I have learned a good lesaon by!
acting upon a nsws item without in
vestigation,” said the Governor “I
was informed by a friend over the
’phone that Mr. Daniels’ paper had
■ttaekad me mvagely. Later I eras at'
home busily engag-d when a newepa
Kr friend read see the Associated
ess dispatch with reference to Mr..
Daniels' break with me and an at-1
lack on Watts and hls action regard-,
ing reduction on valuation of certain
lobaceo property. I stated that I had!
not seen the article and would not
comment on it until 1 had read It. but
I did sey that 1 waa not surprised for:
1 know Mr. Daniels had been looking
rpr an oppo.tsnity ta attack aay ad
ministration.
“After seeing hia paper I And that
Lho article raakaa no Improper attack
on me and would nq* nave offended,
me if I had road it before I taka 1
no offense at Mr. Daniala asking me
kul 1 »1|l to kirn
hat If I did go borne I would make
absolutely no effort to control the
lodgment of a high official of the law
n coming to a Judgment for which
ie alore i» rerponsible under hls oullt.
I nevdr hoard the evidence and f do
lot know whether it was decided Just
ly or not, but I do know that the
artginai valuation waa. asked to be
reduced and r.o: only protested by
parties whose property was taxed bat
tty practically the entire town of Gor
ham. i
"As to the legal question involved
fudge Manning and Mr. Daniel* caa
light it out. I think hia article and his
general policy of attacking sworn
stvn dealing with matters purely Jul
l‘da! in character unless ha can es
tablish corruption and dishonesty a
revy unwise policy.
“There is no more upright man in
North Carolina than A. D. Walla. He
may have made error* in his life but
For red blooded honesty and tour
sg-, I have come in contact with no
nan I thought his superior Of course,
ill men know Mr. Daniels has already
voted, regardless of avidtnc* or mer
it. wherever and whenever any tobac
:o company or other corporation c'
much site it concerned. HI* Idea of
luatice to them Is to kill them whan-]
ever be And* them. He W perfectly
ilneeru in hi* conviction that any de
rision by any officer in favor of a
largo concern is outragooos under
snr circumstance*.
'*1 want to any to Mr. Daniels that
srhilr I have not been In Raleigh
ahere 1 can gat plenty of Raleigh ad
vice, I have been hard at work every
day here surrounded by as patriotic
people as can be found in the state
and have had daily consultation with 1
■a patriotic and arise men at 1 could
And in Raleigh.”
In conclusion Governor Morrison
laid, “The Hon. J. 8. Manning. W. T.
I.eo, and A. B. Watts were perform
ing their sworn duty and exercising
power, judicial in Character, which
cannot ha dictated ta by the Governor
if at home any more than 1 caa be
dictated ta by partisan domination
and hatred of Jeaephus Daniel*.’’ ,
K. C 1. ENGINEER TRIED
ON CHARGE OF BREEDING
_ i
Fayetteville, Aug. IB. — A cut
perhaps uniqoe in North Caroline
court annals waa tried before Mayor
E. R. MaeKethan, af thie eity, when
H. Arnold, an Atlantic Coart Line
engineer war brought before the
court on‘a charge of apooding within
lhe aity limits. The aaae wae diamlar
ad by the mayor, who cautioned the
engineee not to repeat the dangeroua
practice. Arnold contended that h*
bad hi* engine under perfect control
and that It could have boon stopped
at signal of danger. Arnold was driv
ing a yard engine. 1
The alleged offense occurred at an
early morning boar. Patrolman Bali,
who made the arrest, told tko court
that the engine passed the Franklin
street crossing at bo swaalte rat* of,
ipnd while Thomas Wrigni, the rail*
road gataaman at the Hay a.icet
cr.,r«ing, teV.ilsd that be * oardly bad
t me" to low*.- hi* gator hr'-re tSe
lot< motive vouched Utat .tram. T. L.
Evans, conductor of the yard engine,
and member* of the crow testified
that tbo gates wore sarfely lew seed bo*
fora the locomotive reached the cross
lag and that the engine waa at all
timaa under control.
Local man says them la a cow for
•very Inhabitant ever In Holland,
white hero in America there is mere
♦r lam "bell” to moat of the inhabi
tants.
«
I
I STTIX^TUREd'l
ii Clue. die-'¥
¥ covered Lg Jeraipan and ¥
n- Patrolman* jfcSpcr, who found ¥
¥ above and dMBt at the urn, ¥
|* Deputy *
¥ bharlff W,. Bup went out ¥
,¥ about a itMg&Iihalf north of ¥
* ' W*.MMw afternoon ¥
.¥ and fouad JHL la uni ant ¥
t gf **¥i
* cofpor .rttC.Hrce»plcU outfit. ¥
¥ which be h«S#<t ia to polka ¥
¥ heodnsartwriSit al«bt- ¥
¥ The *tiH wlhi fim claw con- ¥
¥ dition and gUn to be an ox- ¥
¥ collnnt oqtMr ffb«° Deputy ¥
¥ Turnaf. la^Kd It, the block- ¥l
¥ >.l»r» had tjHkti; mad# their ¥ i
¥ "rua" and hHX thc .till after- ¥!
¥ warda. No j«2m moo in the ¥
¥ near ricinitflptho outfit, and ¥
¥ no nojraco g-ytralnt of any ¥ ■
¥ kind met ttfiDtinglc hand raid. ¥
HpFi
IN PRWRESS AT !
PROTTON NOW
Teitimcmy 0»|r». Da via And
TRIAL IS X^fcfTpED BY
HUNDR^fc OF PEOPLE |
Mach Emotic®K«pl«yed On
Part uf KS^ftd, Who Taati
0,1 SB '— Evidence
Shows T|^KKiocaid And
Wafa H.d&caful Msarriad
Life Except^Baei He Drank.
Morgaaton. aK|. _ Tha out
■ landing and dr^Hr feature of the
Kinrald murder^B today waa the
appearance on t^Kend of the de
fendant hmuelfj^Kcnee in the case
waa completed a^Klock this after-1
noon and argutu^^B oounial ia now
undtr way. jjMi;
Since the bcgf^B of tha trial It
had beta a met^^B conjecture aa
U> wntthrr tha i^Bast would tes
tify in hia ownJ^BThoueh it w„
more or laaa s^^^B that he would
be allowed
:he fateful rlgh^^BT |t waa kaown
inar ue uu aaxkma to
do ao, tlmmdfllVPSMnHBBlh
io tha erowded courtroom iShaPif
tldven o’clock ho waa called aa tha
'■•at witness for the defense. He
walked unsteadily to tha witneaa chair
Iho effect* of griaf and confinement,
hav.ag had marked effect oa a farm
orly rohust man. He la a of loo
appeaiance. wears good clothes and!
la teach above.th# average farmer.
Hia manner of mteknem and humility
doubtless elicited sympathy for hi—
•nd us he talked there could be seen
here and them over the courtroom
teari in the cyee of many wha ware
merely spectator*. He la a man of
thuo ordinary intelligence and hia an
swer* to attoraey’a questions wars
riven with deliberation, but without
hesitation. Evan on croaa-axamlaa
tier, he was not confused. At times
his voice dropped ao low that ha haul
to be asked to repeat bis testimony
and occasionally as be spoko of hia
w.fo be was so overcome that he had
-* wait is compost himself before
proceeding.
Court Haem Crowded
There was not a foot of vacant a
vailable space 1* tha court room as
Klmcsid gavs hit testimony and dur
ing tbs two hoars ha waa an the
stand there was a deathlike stillness
®v»r the great arowd, to marked that
except fur t]w voices of tha witness
and examining sttoiuvy, there was no
bund distinguishable except the whir
of a mall electric fan over the clerks
W. A. Self conducted the direct ex
amination, doing it in each e war aa
to giro the atery told by the defend
ant connection end, aequenee. He wee
63 yeera of age. be teMtted, sad ax
rept for a abort period had tired tot
Cheat#, Sold all bit life. He had mar
ried Lillie Dari* in 1PM, the cere
mony performed in AaherUle about
ien year* ago. He had built a new
borne at Cho*t*rt«ld and for about
tlx yean had conducted a atora there.
Admit* He Dromfc
He bad been In tho habit sf drink
ing. hr admitted, until four yean
mt<> when he had tried to quit. He'
had often uaad liquor to exeeae, Dur
ing tho peat few year* he had been
"full” only two er three time*. With
ifce exeepticn ef a pint which he had
had in June, he *ould not recall that
he had been drinking at all tbit yaar
•t.tiil the Sunday before hie wife'*
death, lit got a topple *a Saturday
•■ifcht, the I6te of Jute, accreted It
in an eld aheg near the atore and
mad* froouent ritiu to it on Sunday
nnd Monday. H# and hi* wife were
together In the More nearly ell day
Monday, but he wai too drunk than
!o know what w*e going on, er who'
were la the Mere during the day aadl
to tun hit rat te a neighboring farm,
where he had a thr**her operating. J.
W. Duckworth Went with him part
of tbs war. .
Reluming home between rundown
and dark, ha found bio wife la ths
More. A* ho dfo*e up the tamo out
•» the porch and they talked togeth
er. Hie brother in law, Charleo Ra
der, came up ae they were talking and
Mrs Kincaid uaot on to fee house.
He and Rader had a drink together!
■ Id whmTUder would not take a me
eiid, he drank again. He heard hi*1
wife railing, “com, on, let'* ge." At'
th.a point tee witness was ea the
▼erge of a break down, openly weep
ing. He thought, he mid, his wife wat
sitting in th* Mr wait lag far Mm.
. He ran In Urn shop far another
drink and w«at to the tar. expecting
te And hit Wi/t. PaiHfig to get the
! J’ANE JURY TO
TRY S. A. KINCAID
Salectloa of Twtlt* Mm From
Two Hoan
Murgaaton. Aug. 16.—A tarn to
•fceWe tha fata af Sidney A. Kincaid,
Bure county commiaeioner, now oa
trial charged with the murder at klf
wife, was Inmanatled within an ban
tVnt7 mlMtaa aftor examine
t<on of the -Vinn ruamonad
,r-®? eonnty waa begna.
be Jury ia eampoaad of the fel
loe ing:
P. C. Coon. R. H. Ballard, B. L.
Me Gorki*. C. C. EadtaiU. Lather Una
htoterr, J. M. Jattoo.J. O. Morrison.
?• £?• Bntilh, O. M
loehman. W. H. Lohor and S. B.
Cioonland.
Only twenty-five of the eeveaty
Hve veniremen from Lincoln county
T*?* Th# defer k need
jf'*1f *•?p*rT*,tor7 ;
longer* and tha BUto only two. Bern*
!!!?** Z'iyn**«—•»
#rat called by Urn fact that tha list of
veniremen had bean unwittingly «a
id to cut into slips far drawing. The
defease excepted to tbla an amor aad
lodge Bryson then took much pain,
to verify aaaaea In the hat as same
■a summoned, requiring count of the
>Hp* and taking the precaution to a*
«aeh man . a* called If be bad been
•on* mo red by the Lincoln county
■heriff. All awn examined answered
lueetlona pnt to them intelligently
tod the Jnry choeen I* far above the
average. Maay af them am badaaa*
jaa of high Mending la Liaceln. Both
Solicitor Hoffman aad connaal for
tbo dtfanea stated that It was ana
»f the finest set ef men they hod ever
wan ia a Jnry bos.
Mo evidence waa taken this after
aooa. It was Ova o’clock by the time
tba Jarr waa choeen aad Jadge Bry
wa adjourned court until tomorrow:
morning at *£0.
The prisoner was visibly affected
several time* wbUe ia the const mom.
roars came to bi* eye* as he stood
to bear the indictment road aad aftor
idjoammeat be wept as relative* ga
thered »round to shake hie band. Two
Hater* worn with him. Mr*. WhKawar,
if Rickory. aad Mca. E. X. Hood of
CheMeifleid. Mm. Battle Devi*, me
•h»r of the amrderod woman, aat la
ud# tbs bar within Aaet distar.ee ef
defendant. She waa baavUy veiled.
tbs Jury, but wfll net help in pruaa
ration. C. A. Joe** * tha am.
Morgan ton, Aog. 17.—All the I
Stale's evidence la the Kincaid mu-1
l«r trial waa la before the boom day!
sdjourn mart aad the defence began
U tcaitaaony immediately after court I
reconvened this afternoon. The pro-1
socution protected comparatively few
aritnamee, the testimony of the mar
Imod woman’s mother. Mra. Battle
U *he told the atom of avante
at the Kincaid homo oa the night of
lh* ‘'■f***' J*lr being robed
SS" SSL'S.*
While the on tarns waa telling the
>te>y Kincaid ant nrKh bowed head
and crept silently. It area with diffi
culty that Mra. Daria, who is • well
tressed, nice-looking old lady, com
puted bsrsaW and arant ahead with
bar anawaaa. She wars a heavy veil,
srhleh, at tha reqneet of eeanatl, she
threw back whllofon tha stand
All aaornlag the defendant appoar
sd to be in a nervous condition and
aaa often moved to team.
Um pa-la*
Mrs. Davis did aot stay In jn eoart
room, hat ramainad dawn stairs natfl
sailed. She area on the stead over aa
boar. Her testimony waa In brief aa
follows:
Her daughter, Mra Lillie Kincaid,
bad married the defendant, 8idney
Kincaid, about tftaan years ago and
Mra. Davie had made bar home with
them contiauouely tinea that time.
Kincaid had aaaay business inter seta,
b*®»» » atovo at Chaateifteid, to
arUeh his wifa attended regularly.
lay »o the lgtb of July. She c*m.
the house far nwer about sun
lown. Tho Mother aad daughter had
mjyor together aad then Mrs. Xta
eaid said she would go U tho star*
to try to got Sidney to cooso to saa
P*r. Ao wont lbs steead thus. Fts
»Uy about too o’clock or shoot that
tiaso her son-la-law came. As eras his
ratoon, ho want around to tho beek
jf tho keuae and bar daughter get uy
Ur NtalSTj,*
followed and as toe wont into bar
roa«. which it Just off tho ball and!
scat to tbs back porch, tho beard
Kincaid say la a leudtoneT-DeEn
It, Lillie, I wyttah. that fte- £T"
rbis was foUowod aulckly by what
■be^deerribed as a ohoklrg gurgling
Mai. Doris hurried to the porch.
She saw Kioeold with Ms bands a
roaad tbs throat 0f Ms wife. who was
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I
8h# folt sonMthiof warm ml i_ -
♦wl Wr m haado. I4na.n1 to hmr
room to gat a tamp, obo rvUrntd la
SLaLdKb&Afiu:;
<bfog Ilk*! "Mrs. Darla, you dent aw
dontaad, and whom aba said, “Lint#.
Sidney has killed roe." She under?
Mood bar daughtorit reply to bo “ao
ho hasn’t,” those in a ebakiag thick
voice. She woe dead within a few
mlnoUt
LM WMi KMI
_Q» croeo-esaadaatioo, too wits SOS
ear suited, be walked on la tbs
b^MS. joined by Jehu Lawderwilh.
He eoofe't reuectoer. ho cold, whet
ho aad Lowderarilk talked about.
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Resists Arrest And
Field About
W. E. W, Jgr.
nifan Hue* Tbau Of It At
Hwlqairtin
Police headquarter* vae all 1 Mir
.iatr yesurdhy afternoon when W,
|K. Warren, local white maa, leihlod
airaet when Sheriff Jrrnigan served
!• ‘ capias" on him for failure to pay
some costs doe the Superior Cant
of this ceunty. It Is said that wiSE
was drinking, which was rononiMo
l** Wt attitude and actions toward
ShenfT.
Warraa was on the (tract not far!
from headquarter* when Shari* Joe*1
nlgun served thr “capias.” Whea ask
•d to go around to headquarter* aad
make the settlement, it is alleged that,
Warren cursed the officer aad rofas
•d to *> anywhere. At length ho was
P*T:‘J“dtd k**do Barters and
jaiida the Hanielpal building actual
blows won passed between the oO
f" “d Warren. Chief Pago and ft
Nippc/ arrived on thus aad
(nterVtoed, taking Warraa Into cm- i
tody until ho agread to make the pro- ,
per settlement desired ji
BAREFOOTGETS A j
ROAD SENTENCE
H. L Godwin and Mack Jarm
CM Form Partmeralup To |!
Practice Low
,.0°dwto and Jernigan it the asm*
sf Dana < new law dim, whom edlcea
•J* loeated on the second door ef,
{*• ***** Bank and Trust Company
building, opposite the office* of the
Dsnn Insurance and Realty Company.
11m mw Arm Is ccwpooed of KwbbK
hal U Godwin, rrnsrsmiaas from the.
sixth district for fosrtcod years, and'
who has boen practicing law hi Wash- 1
Ington since the expiration af his last I
tem in congress, and Mack M. Jsrni- i
&*hJZSg}TISk SSS?^ i
•tfwol and Ucenaed last February. <
**r- Gadwla has been eon ten plat- 1
Ing opening an a practice bare for.I
*•**• ***■*. although he has actually i
been practicing law in Waihlmtoa, I
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llaally decided to more Ma family <
here, and is at preamt living in one
sf the bun raVows of the new sad at- 1
tractive residents] section in the nor- i
(Western salt of the city It was last 1
this weak Umt Mr. Godwin anionsced i
fof*1** «f the new partnership i
gj Godwin and Jernigam, and opened I
the Officer of the dm in the State 1
Bank and Trust Company bonding. :<
Befora ruing to congress fifteen '
raaia ago Mr. Godwin practiced law i
to Dunn In pastnesdhip with X. A. I
To ensend, who is new a ntabtr af <
thadrm ef Clifford and Townsend 1]
The junior member of tho Arm I. • i
known In and around 1
Dunn, Mack M. Jemima, and la a (
hmthej te Dr J. A Jmiigm, dm- I
art- Mr. Jemtaeen haa bean at the i
Uni vanity of North Carolina Ire l
reara where be received a degree la I
®*th tbe amdaaak and law ac'aaete.1
At the Ualveralty he dletiiwnlah
•4 htanaelf with w.rk in Ib.Tforth i
Carolina Clah, one of the loading In- i
Anentlal organitatioea there, aad a- (
other oratorical and debating <
liner. Aa a epeaker Mr. Jamlgaa ia I
forceful and axparienced. i
Mr. Jarniga* received hia Deane# 1
ta practiea law at the I set rahteMJ
eaaminatiene and ha kaet up hia wolb i
at the Unlvaraity this aprtng.
told that aha had Mvad with Mr. and 1
Mra. Kincaid alaca their aanlage,
that except whan ha waa drinking
Kincaid era* kind ta Hie wife, that he
denied her nething, Mra. Kincaid knew1
tag everything *e wanted and free
*«“• «*»>*• fhfllTmrea. Jeat re
centtar they Made Im prove Menu in
the home, painting It Uaide and eet
Often Kincaid and hie wife went an
i*1!* *f***,r f,r •"!*•» yean ha
had aat bean drank, bet had beea
drlekieg that night rfer daughter ha-*
told bar he waa too Ir mb to er*i.k
hia ear.
I* After the de^eraV,* act, KmcaU
het gel do wo over h: w f*. Mia Xha
tamttel. and bat cn-oaid and
4 at the u-p ef hia *i«e emUaa
'**►* "hire I Havre a Jt.« IfcV He
klaaed Me wife raap an telly aad teak'
her bady ia Me anee.
ASHLEY WIUJAMS'
MAKES LONG TOP
Biateon kundr* a* mb milaa.
Kf pa*ct*r»-.M>d »w> aM*» «5Tfi
kVssa-s; sjtsSs
Ihriag in Qkiahoau a* otaar mt
v> Mb. Mr. Wldimt aMb du
rip with Ma wlfo and two chlMroa,
£> m ofaMag Mr. WlUioSTa^
.t^WOBaiM of thia ollp<
It was ike best sad most intestine
trip IV# srrr taken.** kelsrad Mr
VfiUaau. 4ioeaa*rM.ttaSri£:
■|B> «•••«• (Mo. Ha riaO*
m n chins mu an etH
or* foil* to pattern. aadthatM
l*’*'* ha foaadtha rood* oo pood,
s^aasSrS
r^rtssrS^
>ana, wao tbo route follow* by Mr.
niliaM aad bio foariy. Maid our
•eo toado woro tbo mala otdor of
bo trip, and b* rood* woro tbo aa
option. Mr. William rtataa that bo
oaad hiaworot road, bi coot To*
*”■. and from ModwflW to bn
awestt•ysrtr.ri
«* of tbo fow dotoan bo wao tew*
o mako aa tka trte
«t from Maapbia tm
ton. that bo wao — iln to m
t at a.ght, aad that ha aad bia fanny
B«SVdBl*«4t
s sas K'j&rwvs
■raaaadjadtb tbo largo nanbar * M.
“f Wglawi oayi that bia trip am
gwuressrst*
iae# nsviif a
S“dis£r “■—f-* >
O.TURNAGEIS
LOSER OF HOSE
a tain., o. —
hrth Macnolia aveaaa. waa Me
ihUly destroyed by Am early Wed
Made/ Moraine, and partkalariy «*•
•nrUtac In the beam waa lest Tba
JMa wee dlacavared about tsM #•
K^sr.iLfvarta
•*dw»y that It waald baaa baaa at
'•tfldia aatlta how# m cowpietoty
oftbada, la Hat
S7;.5r^rS£S,12i%
tbi. bo i. .atall am. It
d In tba second rtory and made aa
mutually rapid hsadaap. Tba aaUta
waM was enveloped la fiaatee bp tba
’w* of tba arrival of tba dre tiwefc
usd Maepaay, which made Its appear
mca about fifteen ■iaatce after tba
Jana waa act la.
Tba home waa aaaa to bo leat wbaa
be dra apparstae arrived. Tba earn
I—y dnd triad to debt (be Mast
>oas tba war, aad when tale was aaaa
fc* front Wlwt few riecee'efVsrai!
■rawaraiBvad. wb£h iacheded aa
iro easepony.
Ne wind* ware biawlac t* aaattar
***roa. and there waa aa aaad
*yd roady fer tble service, Tba alas
riewtroe that bareod late, and tba
■■■pda;1 rib that eaaebt dra wan
rrrti-stK" * ~
-K.jssri.Tnirffl
i few hundred dotUr. aa Malawi.
^•fbvrt ia aa trier did kls insurance
WIN CITY MAY CAUL-"
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