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mwm ? ? j- 1 - Mtitia Mm: Ce* T? 1ST Drinktae *? S* Shot Him WiBiamston, June 2.?On Sunday night at 12 o'eock Mrs. shot her husband to death after bay ing a guarrel wife hi? | the full particulars of wfcieh have not yet been learned. Mr. and Mrs. Brown lived on a small farm in Pitt county nea^X**-' tin county tine, bat can* to Saturday to spend toe day with Itra. , Brown's parents, wfto torn On a small ; farm near Robersonville, s distance of about ten mites from WiUiamston. i With them they JKuugfct their ttame children, ranging in age fro? two to eight years. Mrs. Brown remained at her father's residence during the en tire day, staying:?** ? o'clock at; night when her husband returned. , It is said he was drinking hedvily and it is supposed thin fart so in- , censed bis wife that sig&hdBun to quarrel with him. encounter in toe yard afler- wnien Brown left her and Started out o? the road, his wife followed bim, ea^ rying a double barreT shot -gun with > which she shot him after he tod got,, in a buggy preparing to tear# barrels were emptied, cme load- todg* . ing in the bead and one in to* shmfc <JeL The* wta? -w there were e eupfttl- e< ?hWfarere^C* ? on the road wh$re the aefc .wgi con^. mitted. -Sg&.'l Brown lingered;, for ' sevfcty^houJ^ Mrs. Brown, who ? is a young woman ot some charm. 8ha. ; . county ja3 during the night by S? ? iff Boharsen and there rim la now When a reporter went to atornew her th?-momnng ptete central afher fata** ihrf Was not able to ha interviewed. 1 digd not guilty, the jury fhwUpg Zr -: -? . ' > ? i ' _ '-i' : ?" - ? fvflRF Hrrl DttaW?d %CbSBtt About"*1^ l|A P| |Jr I3v W. jr * - ^mm_Mv. T here tonight btlueen, Jfrr. T. T. M>r*3 tin and Ho well 3. lotion, was a ? tame who tin, a natrfb of^^Pj SitfV] vpp i*f Detroit* T aire "j* j Jetor present was tool Hp-'?? lgr nq l8?F0f W? , ? * _ . - - - *55. *? Ijr re. ? I In f%? i ;T?up < I H . : P II11.^^ g^ ri H.^ir^ : ' -" "" ' I -^ri * " m~~ ' dueWfcy lt Sbortt Not ? 'WttjsolvolSD*^- -n : Raleigh, June 1.?The board of di- I iwtomof the Growers' Cooperative Marketii*-.fifc J sociatfea adjourned heje:;tbis ''afterwfi n^t^^th^and a jja^r ? as to whether or not $926 de- 1 iherfee should W ftWML "*fT^ | I ^ ,, ? ?- Eg*W<oart ftr-[. ^""j aiivifiiTfiiii F I were'jffilicted ^ meet again , either | I p5fel?5^B4sis^^l p>eoi#fc Jfc^ocWKw^ <* riT-p^ident hud. ^tboril lotopM^ w- ?fciSj' I B day's Meeting, t U Jj* mJ&z I I ?c*^te~; x^g~ .?^w" J ? *. v7T~ ? I JkaA^kn voei(maHKn AT ? K_ ikL jnuu* J ? UHOvw UIV iCoij i "^ ?' . irTvi-y - x\* I weeks ago, annoimeed at tpday's-ineei RS afc/gSr fl I "P?e|?oc^ of theae^l^JUot ? ji A! ii ? ? ? n m W11 e 11>11 f vllOl ? go to use grower rt^moers I I applied to the debts of the ^pefctiolS I I ItjHtorStated: The committee toid the I ?flp. the outlook for the asa* ? ISfrm nun optimistic than it 1 I idM is months. ^ ? ? -"r I ^.1 >1 hi i ~ns ? 1 H ? Ivlftii I K. /R* "-'-m * mmm M m ^ J?. I 11 ? _--.y"-' o*?'< -<fl^ - 11 r " V_ * if'IBpHlh? ' *' I I RSBWS^K ' X v'- ^V^Vrl ?' J Lmauyip npno rflniffnfcr " i ."Sil' .. ???5^Vj I I |marfH s^*v^ wlllPflw. - Sr. >. ? HM iw'^i ? i^Uirimr in ' 'y-r'" " '- *'" " T ' are Fords or other very cheap makes, platft? which. were purchased at? Gg&lj&uifinding: Mn3t,sLv.The ulation shows that 302,088 of the SS&f last j-ear were *f the $12.60 class. -total figures include licenses for trades, motorcycles, and all m?~ m A 335,920 licenses were sold.; In addi tion to the $12&'&**, other classes ***\j* Jkg?j ** d? rtSi proper card Xex. the car they^own cap save time by applying at the offiet said W. C. Sprufll yesterday. Some J,mtt firChvH ul u)c liCwIlSv UUi?JBU 3 - a.Ail II raif itidfc** kailA. I will probably be sold dunng tlm yeajy according ^estimates :pf the -hcensg bureau based on the aSIJttS^fetal of last veer,' '? "" ' .-: f ?*" y , . / ^The day of triumph for the few and {jjffii ^rim^Xy ii iimi'Mi.-.. ?vi i Piii 1***^ K '''' ^" ? >*"? #!?' -. ^^1 [ Dv?%a/(V Ta#AIC XA {Sjj, Ifevqttd s6 tHoJ dcpirt* ^ i_'?L mirnhpr^ RDDCflV* T)H CflvStp^* I r? * " *r J. y-^.IJi- ? iVuMia^Tpill *^ltp _ I ?jl.^ ?' * < .? ? ' .unti yfeif ii ffiyiXy 7 ? ? > . , I H:' '..,..." -^^.^?'-?fVMiji td iffi IllfflBllfl y 'RvOu Fc JUI^ iljHowii w-VM* ?f ^^5^ i ?y v^wilvAiif #OAA . nAV tiny |jt, lOcvw " "-T . M^ilMi ^liaiSHftiii^riijiHM inary plans for the program. He is in ayrrespondeace withseveral lead ing agricultural workers of the Uni ted States and wiH probably secure some outstanding speakers for the comesat* the >f $25 as first prize,^ $15 as second [irfs - will.-Jhor'iinki QC of - v Y-^"jL.^?-'y "XT' i"j tygft% ij jCTJ L, v ? In a reejBBtfstorview E&. Charles; t W- Eliot*fj?vjtor old'IP resident:' Emeritus of Harvard University, ??id:? "If, I kad Q?e opportunity! ? toaw a^ftnal wprd to all the young ; eto^ink about ?SI6f TO F PL? Favoij the Modification of Thil ?'oKteod Law; Says Country ? 'Sfelu ' nMiUHA ' | . ... rrsnr- I B Dr. Charles W. Eliot, pvesideajtfl Umeritov . .,& B*mrd Umveifeit&B ?**?* what -Would he his final .;3w4-J America! lin the tint .*"L^ hfthtl J*hn"? JfennerfjL Dt, Eliot, In ht?U I r^r ?? r ?' - >rZ+3u..1 ? nmetyrsecond year. 3>eUtiwa?JlN ^Ei jJlx CiSSE^l" Vfi^S j-r? adyisaJ^ie (aJtaal Ward toaHthe 70 w^pwp^ ? ,-a-TS ; ? "It j^y- Ha advte*HW#<? amend tb*:l voiifed i<w subtly??p?rmit .*? [KywiWlt would fc danger-I jous to go. - ? I }fS|i itij lit.-fit i-l I 10?.?' "roclal Siypocnsyon thv p&rt |_ I ree8sor?.,,.__- 1 "I see j?thtas to regret: .in th< I ???.|? -a m. 1 g twtrtfy I * bAf^r ?^--r^csgyar Detinnined Group m Congress IfcM-Won" Getting Re lief afThls Session ',. ?; ' ? v ? ' Washington, June 2.?In the house *&#m ^ 3ey^al 'Wungs n^e been (feyofed to speeches about JW *$*k TW<V was a larger quan i tnqa has been given >to ' fefliiect of ie^siati?n liiven the tax bill in December, was ; m ?*? ** ceedings in, the house on farm relief - a debate and^wqr^ ppe j but to even agreat ; :SR ' of individual ^if^ssmen making, or having in serted in the Congressional Record, spe^eV in which they took a posi tion on this subject for the informa constituents;. jSven aft er all that .M^ughli^ of Nebraska, ? i#st we^.asked ".unanimous consent that'ail' members ofTitBe house have .five |egisle)ive days to extend their ^o^n. remarks on the.agricultural bill." i The. quite understandable motive of i Af nyijority wha h^ve made speeches iSypi state their position so that tjjeir constituencies might know of them are content with . :$$^uch. >n?ut %?n>up favonng farm i ^A^8raaller ^"?up earnestly de ter?Jp**, *9 jget action. This gronp of those who led the ??rriabelt toll.bas been debated, -vntodj Ott. and defeated, nevertheless, Position whkh amounts to saying they .will do all jNSfe&i other baainess and.tik pro long -the session until farm of the??fiteare H9. Hrxnii^^Bn If) Rregraiu1,'As RMerrd Monday ' itictonoa^Sntion ? .ti;l : '.:,f( yv? "? ?' > ?> : ^^^^t'under fl ^^^paroUna Ommber of || ^^'^h^byaKinstonor ^f^^ by-aUl P^Ie, ?f*'? Mixon, accompanist! Vf#40, pianq ^^WWaJSC .10, vqwtl solo by John Dwight ,-^H iOiiO' mfixed 'quartot from Green- $. ^ Tom Par I iTifiii of Piifc"^oiinfv v ' >n ?.'?? "i -jL: I 1.0 *45 Rurak*' ouartat WtG, L.P. R. P. Bftt I Af 11 oreheatia
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