WEATHER
Tartly c!p4t with tmttnd
Miners JiUiiaj wad Sanaa)
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VOLUME TWO; NUMIUfU 141
Six Stills And Huge
Amount Os Mash
ffTaken By Officials
SHERIFF AND THE ' (j
i PROHIBITION MEN I
GET BIG HAUI
Distillers Warn Each)
OtM With Fox Horn*
an« Bells as Men A r ‘
rive on The Scene i
Sheriff Grant and his deputies hat I
a big day yesterday gating six atlllf I
and ninety barrela of beer apd mash I
With two deputies. Rpse and Gra 1 I
and four prohibition officer* froir I
Hlffh Point Sheriff Grant ttnrtc< I
early yeaterday morning «n ( l>' I
roundup. The still*. wire captuw 1
In Saulaton oad New Hope townships I |
foiir in New Hop** and two in Sauls I
ton.
Amona them wa* anout tfie fine*' I
ntlll the sheriff says he haa ever aeon J
It wax a biff copper affair with a rn I
parity of 100 gallons. one of the blr I
peat the haH ever cap
tnred. H hnd flMrty gallons nr nm*’ I
nearby. No arreate were made elthe' J
there or at the other places.
Aa soon a* the raiding partio I
wouid arrive within atrlliin» dlstanc
of the atm* the people around wool- I
give warning with fox horn*, bell I
and other nolae making affair*. Th«
waa the reaeofi the officer* were un I
able to get any of the operator*
Among other thing* captured wa
one hundred pound* of sugar at on J
place. 112 barrel* of mash with on
attl lelffht with another. £8 with an I
other, and 6 with two othera
In the opinion ot she shfhrtff it wa
the bi*ffe*t haul that ha* ever bee: 1
made in Wayne ssmnty, It ** on< * • 1
tin hlffpeat recently In n I
Policeman Huns
Amuck After
/ Argument Atlanta |
ATIANTA. Ao«. 17. —Following *1 I
Vs gtimenf over raid* conducted with
wit wurrant policeman E Stcls
<i|| tonight fatally wounded H H
Hnne*. private detective an 1 I
down J H Kirk, former poll cental I
and ITraest Stanton a special Invest I
Iffstor according to the poll™ Th I
shooting look place on a busy stree I
corner. Official* »aid Kirk an I
Stanton were »erlou»ly woundel.
IKIJUFIV JAPAKRJ* FAMILY'
BXTrKGITBHF.It BY HI All
Toklo. Auk IT.—The family' mot
closely related "to tlie ImpcrTAl cla' I
became extinct with th*' recent d* at
of Dowager Prince** Yastiko Arl*u
* The late died .earl*
tn July, wa* the widow of Adrnint
Prince TakehHo Arlsugawa. who * n |
joyed the moil profound tru*t of tly
late Emperor Meljl an.l was the ad
visor of the present emperor whet
the latter wa. crown prince. Ab
ugawa wa* on* of the heroes of th
Rusao-Jupane*.* war Their only #«’
died when 18 year* of age.s
There I* a daughter who marrle
Into the family of Prince Tokugawc
but in accordance with the provl*
lon* of the imperial House
princely *»“»» beconM; * < ‘ xthu
when ‘here i» no male Issue
MttTii'OUF" TM« Kfvßl KKH
WF WH J CAR* PAKK A»«™
K Monan Io w ii, W~" 'a. Auk >’
‘me to our city." read* the ta k
llorgaotown police attach to automo
bile, vlaltlng. who tUrfaU- the traffic |
« r r. n u‘what the first tan. a green
ono. any*, but if the n«en.c; of lncor>
rest or overtime parking I* 1" r * lM
Jer the traffic violation a m-rlous
„oe the re<l U* lb*' »u m n«m» tfc*
local uiotr 1»t to police court will
The |rO> tng. an answer to the
comW^® l v1 " ,,, " s m ® ‘f* 1
they were Win* «»e<l for breaking
ordinance* of which they knew noth*,
tot. wan an Idea of the Morgantown
chamber of commerce whirl! had the
t ,„ printed and nave them to Chief,
of Police C W. tlmlth who dlntrl
huted Ms patrolmen. U
r **The of Morgantown thru
Ita chamber of commerce, hid you
wclcntna to our city
•It we can render any nervloe or
In any way malt* y OOI- vUH * Uh , u
more pteanaat. Uin.lly-All u. the
headquarters of our cod,medial #r
gantiatlon. ,
“By the way, you have violated opr
clt ytrafflc ordinance and. we
g„l that you call at the chamber of
coin mere* and. secure a copy of our
ragtllatloav
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
CHOPS COME TO
BE PROMISIIiO II
EXCEILBH WEATHER
The Souih oh a Whole in Opto*
miatic With North Carolina
Leading
WEEVIL NOT AS
BAD AS THOUGHT
Ralieigh. Aug 17. —Crop cohditkm*
iver North t'aroiina continue to b*>
uvorublc. according to an ugrirul'
turuf report lssue.l last night by
Frank Parker, stale ugrh uttuarl sfa
isticlun ‘'The season* have been*
tenejully well dlatributed. except
vhere dry. Intense heat ha* < aimed
•onalderable Hiifforlng among the
:ra*s crops. Including corn." the re
>>ort miy*.
“Ihtropian 'ii'oidUlotis. the report
■ontinue» "Indicate a favorable crop
•ear. which will mean less demand
'or American i tucks Forelgn/re
*orf* indicate that Mexico I* pitt
ing out a new project, comprising
!47.000 "acres of ci.rton The seed:
vere produced in anil procured from
he United fttnle* Honoris froir
_ Australia indicate that the cottar
grower* for the past gear increased
‘rom 2.oth) to 16.000 with prospect*
»f further Increase I hi* year
"The general agricultural situation
Is that the South and th* Ka»t *r<
in a better frame of mjnd than th*
Western *tatea. and North Carolina
I’* probably better mentally ami ac
i ually town the other mate* Tbr
crop qutloqh is good over the nona
ry 'ai. a whole Mne pr the fe*v*
•rop* appear U> Is' ampi*' for the
iced*. - -
"Os the main money crop*. 1' ap
aeurs that wheat, cotton, potatpe*
tnd fruit haijj* go**! prospect* Got
ton may surpass lust yeur’* produc
lion in the Middle Western *«»'*•
•ondltlons are quite the opposite from
la»t year when hog prices, were rel
atlvely high end corn low Tltb
I year there are plenty of hogs ant
„ore coming The high-priced corr
I i» going to mean a more expenslv*
I feeding of Juig*
"As a rule, labor is scarce and th*
weather has been bothersome over
the country a* * 11 '•*
I >*»y . year to deal with Not onlj
I the farmers themselves. b>" ,hpl '
I families. Including the women. ar<
helping in the felds The grwa.es
I li*couraß4*ni4 > nt. ‘
narltv which persists between »h<
I price* ‘he farmer* have to puy-f*r
Ir-scnttal products und th.me they re
elve for quite essen.lal^roducts
I trown by themselves • It 1* **“ n * r
I \lly cjinrodod 'hr too «>
present agricultural disturbance b
I found in -he relative
Lower that the farmers Product
J have in relation .« "tyr •^ modl
,W \i south » -bole I* opt!
mU T,c The cotton I* dang well
The boll weevil Is «><>* being ** <*
North farolina •>- -
.-v,s-«:ted l-t'hof *»
ilaces. but the farmers pre deter
mined to make th.-lr crop*, regrsd
less The dry weather in Texas is
causing consldefttW** concern**
•The crorm showing decreanea in
thin yearn production are M> rtnlf
wheat, corn. rye. Irish, potatoea,
. w «et potatui-s. hay. apples • an
peaches Crop* showliur lnrryi»*»
In production ar- oats
no and heads
•Os the price trends. It is f«-'m
that cotton, com and potatoes show
higher range* »hnn la*' month In*
coton. corn, butter and wool show
higher trend than a year ago ( loth
„nd clothing show »20 P" 1 "' 1, v ''’
tlulldlng materials nhow almost So
point* or 30 per rent Maher levels j
tn prices Katw product. as a whole
Indicate a lower level than a mon'l
ago, but a seven point higher level
than lant year.
•'The relative purchasing power Ol
various farm product* Indicate that
< wheat will purchase only 2-3 a*
much clohting as H would before the
war; that com rangea near 3-4 th<*
purchasing power It had If yat
ago. that , the comparative pnreha .-
i .jjy power of hay la even less titan
! and that, »•»•
deglded advante-e In that. It will pur
rhane 1-3 more than it would ten
year sago The tobacco crop Is,mi
t other, advantageourv crop' for Not i
i rarolhia .tta purchasing power b«-
ling much greater than hefore the
* f Wfl f* *
t ■• Prices are fairly aatiafactory and
! Nocfh t'aroliDa** crop gsn-rftliy prom
» gf*t»d yield
S > ~ . , .
°olSkteo
BY OHM Jlffl
Warrnntn Ordered Issued Yefe
terdtt) But as Yel Have Nut
Been SeVved
SAYS HE VIOLATED
. TWO STATE LAWS
RAKFORD. Aug 17 A* a
nation to the fuveaUgatlon ai tli« gd
.mtnlst ration of Dr L il
superintendent of the atate sana
torium for tuberculosis Ordered the
legiaVniure or the 1D23. the grand
Jury of Hoke county returned an in
dictment against the physician char
ging him with the violation of the
penal statute* of |hp atate ou two
count*.
The net Inn of the grand Jury fol
lowed ihe charge by Judge N A. Sin
clair when court convened early tn
tb* woyk when he called the sana
torium situation to It* attention and
asserted that if there had been vio
lation* of (he peuat statute* It wa*
Ihe duty of the Jury to make an in
vestigation. Tht* was done the Jury
catling for the report of the legls
-1 lutive committee to assist In it* in
vestigation I>r. Mcßruyer »Un4* in
dicted for trading with btmself a* the
-land Hill Orchard company and with
receiving financial benefit thereby
The statute* of the that eprohtbtl
state offlnials from . dealing with
themselves* Hond wag fixed by the
court at S6IH» hut at a late hotrr to
night Dr Ji* Brayer had not been
*erved with the warrant
It I* expected that arre*t will take
sine*- tomorrow with trial at the No
vember tecA of court
FULLER CASE
BEGINS TO GET
INTERESTING
New York. Aug'- 17 Penetrating
the ever deepening ma*e of evidence
’unreining the |6.OO4JMK) of K M
Puller and Company. Federal officials
oday ramie the best of a eerie* of
<LartlinA culled Itum the
•(inference ot E M Puller and tv ?•
MCGee. partner* In the bucket shop
brokerage firm through,, which 4000
:u*tomere lost their fortune*.
lH‘vert>pments of the day included
publication of the bankrupt'* sworn
tatenient that records of the busi
ness had been thrown Into a sewer
by their attorneys.
Fuller told hi* whole story before
the federal grand jury w.hlch haa al
ready toileted them.
Itfll Vl» TMK WORM* till I.INK
IORKSH tIMItM l* IN BRITAIN
iMndori, Atfg 117 —An Imperial air
Mn«* at retelling out to India and th.
Far Kast, and eventully encircling
he earth. Is foreshadowed by the
•he Duke of Sutherland.
retary .for Jfir in the UriUsh gov*4n»
ment Thl* air ship aeheme. upon
which the cabinet In expected 1o give
I de. lsl,u<o«liortjy. Is a far-reaching
One. nays the Duke, and ljntav !>••
possible noon to fly to ihdjtf ii\
hour*
The new British Home Defense Air
Force. «he ITnder-Seeretarv said
would consist of not fewer than 5(Hi
airplanes The purpose of thin force
would he to protect Britain against
sir attack by -tronncr atr (y/c -
vthtln striking distance of this coun
try
"Thu Is the onlv Wav to Insure
peace," said the Duke “l don't
wish anyone to think I am accusing
any of our great and friendly neigh
horn of wishing us HI '
The Under-Beeri tnry gald great
extensions'and Improvements *• '*
now being considered especially In
regard k) 111 umulv■ »moii"" of the
varlotin companies concerned In chd
aviation and the employment of largo
ait ms of private capita), which lie l«
lived was the only wav Os attaining
eventually commercial socee. s with
out governmental assistance
HIIF I l*s*
Kal.lgh. Aug >• '' rhr ,O, “J n "
lons for the rnl’ed VHntes and <»n
sda In July was approximately
acconltnir to «noffU»«
reliable information r< reived by
Commissioner of Insurance Piacey
W M ade and announced at hi* offlc
Inday. ,
The estimate Indicate, a d"«W d
deereas. in fire losses as . ompdrr
with July. Ml. when .os-over -
same area tetaletj approximately »•>
MT.76<*. according to rep..rt* rn.
dwcrcasau aald to the first of Im
portance In three vear •
The July In" • ,h » ••' 1
I said, was spnroxinti*W’ ,v *t "
i less than 'he June l®»*
ft4NtTl.il B,US If. 11<
Derbam. Auc ’* Thrmtgh t d"
I elston handed doyn thla' afternoon to
’l President W B Badham of rhe Pied
! mowt 1-aagoe Danville reran*rs acv
crnl rs lh* pjnfpi* dre'» r, td forfeited
' thrmtgß 'h« Playing of Pit dtp r M»r
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a _• % wjk *
GOI.IKSBORO. N. U, SATURDAY CORNING. AUGUST 18.
f o own to
. TO FIGHT CASE IN
SOUTH CIIUI
Try to Gel Hearing Before Gov*j
ernor MrLeod Before Honor
inf Papent
„aie i * 0
SAYB COME ANY
DEFRAUDED (XIENT
t'oluniiiia, S t'.. Aug. If •
neprexefltlug K. H Barrett
litre* 1 other member* of the Augusta,
Cbttou firm of Burret* and Company,
charge*! with obtaining property" by,
false ' pretenses in Aijfc< n county
through Robert Beverly Herbert
otumhla lawyer that Governor Mc-
Leods office for a hearing before the
governor before he issue* requisi
tion paper* for the defendant’* in th'
proceeding*.
Following the i*»uanc# today of
the Attorney General >
office upon the protestation* ‘»f "
A. Smoke of Aiken, attorney for (' R
t.ihrand who allege* he wa* de
frauded by the defendant aUtnnpP
were made by B, A M«Dowell. *e«
retary to Gov. Mcloxsl *o g*d in
tuoch with lb* Governor, who 1* oui
o the city.
Any unuouncement a* t** what
course would be pursued by the gov
ernor would have to be .uuthorUad I*>
him. J
OLD BECOBOS CUE
■ to rams
ME into
Two Cohte To Lirht; M tic in
1726 and 1744: Shown Much
of Early Life of Sfntc
| r. '
Raleigh. Aug. 17 - The task
transcribing will* find othnr old doc
ntnent 7 *. some of Amrly two
iQ>ntiirie« old. -la a t.adt c.ow < -um
iag *)«<lt 'be time of secret !rlea
in the office of W. N tfverett, .pure
tnry of state, hut u tu*k not aUo
gether devoid of liitere-t. I' iNing
. ne that frequently bring* to light
something that reflect* Interesting
ly ( »n the rttsiom*. life, thought and
religious temperament of the > early
inhuhttuji'x of th'- “old North Stn> ■
Two Will* made by Joseph Bell, of
('artaret
which were transcribed tbl* week a*- |
trurted much interest no the part of !
eriiployet*' in the secretary of state s I
office in aptte of the hours of t«dl»»a*
work they *p*’nt in making tbo trnn
irriptiona.
Ilc.th will* "abound in ni!**t|el!e<l
words and granuuatical error*, bub.
rhe'orically. they stre 4 for< fill und
#
expressive. Although new typnwrii
<pe copies have ts-en made, the orlg
insl manuscript* will l>e preserved In
th<- ( Htute's nr< hives. They »ro at
most Illegible the ink having f.'d"d
und theparchment having browned
with sac Tbi >• wi ri a.| ■• l /tii Mr
aid of magnifying glass „
In phraseology end rSlg
! lons expression. Hi*' will drawn In
1741 Is the most interesting It fol
low In part:
“In »he name /if Cod. Xnten 'hit
12th day of March, 1714. I Joseph
Hell of Burtrlte county hi North
■ 'urollmi Planter be vary sick and
and weak in Body but in perfect
mind and memory thank* be given
itntfci (iod.
"Therefore railing unto mind the i
mortality of thy Body and 'knowing .
that it apivolntcl for all men .Once to!
dye do make and Wilnin this my last I
will and Testament that l. lo ’
prladpcUy and Bygt M all 1 glv< and I
re. ointnen* my Boil* inlo the banc j
.if t;<Hi that r VC i> md I recommend,
tny Bod) JCt< • if to h. bitr.-
; tn decent i hrl- i.irt l.urls'l til the dl
, . retain of my oxerutovrs nothing
.tonbttng but at th* Om r*l Ressur
■•(.tlhn 1 shall receive.th> am., aggie.
I,y tf*.e Mighty power of Ood ivnd a
touching ftnPh Worldly estate wb« re
, «tth It h*'h plesawd )}<«l to bb»H tn^
*tn thb Ilf" I Ice (UtnUfl.'and .llsyosc
'of same In follow-ini; manlier, snd
form "
In the firat will Joseph Beil he
queathed various ptec*. of property,
real snd personal to hi* wife, 'fur
I tha Bell, and to four children, but
j in ft,,, second will be mimed his wife
i ,tx the principal heir and 4e ignet'd
that sft*r her d*a'» th* nmiiert
; sho d,I CO to n MB. not naming any
o fthe Hire* other children a? bet.*
It was not stated whether ttpy had
idled or for *hat r-a ••>« they wet*
; not mentioned In 'b* 'f^! 1 _
Tb* Will WAf Joeeph •*
r;„- 2T3JB««Sr£'
th* mart* Os Booth and Ma
th at nootlh *W wliMaa** '* WB
cwrMflad BT N>m.’ Mm ld. • clari *
court. • , r. "
• ■ . v ’ •
i s* v. - - .m i
LITTLECEREMONY ‘
IN DEPOSITING THE
TREATY RATIFICATION
Work H4iriitsi ImfhMfartPlt To
Demolish Mrs! Lint 1 Bn I lie
Ships 0
HUGHES TYKES
HARDING'S PLACE
» IVashington. Aug » 17' .Seatci'
wb*mt ; a table gt the state department
-Atm. recorded the Anal approvn
of the powers of the treaties drafter
bv the .<ruttg QOtifrren«’e to end riava
u»cts* terminate the Anglo Jup Alii
• Oce and »**»p away the war cloud
which huve hovered f*tr ilarades ove 1
the PaciAlc It was an epilogue t»
the Washington negotiations at whtc’
't had bee nplanerl to give the plac
of honor to Harding at whose cal'
the conference assembled, bit la
lead the formal deposit was mail*'
■vlthout ceremony 4
Secretary Hushes -and hjj co l 1
teagues m*d In the dlntorustle recee
•Inn room end with the Presence e
only a handful of spectator* Amhaa |
sador liunlhura acted for Japau en
•he other powers were represents' ■
by the charge** of their emhn«sl
here. H. G Chilton, for Knglaw l
Capt. Andre De B*ntlu Rtts»o for It
aly
Mr, Hughes sat at the head of th
able with the foreign dlpJontallc
.-Is" (Hber »t the sides With
out prellmlnarldh the president of th
:eftlne stated ttie purpose* of th
meeting
He then held up a par# snibodyln
I the American ratlAcailon, saying’
"f herewith deposit the rstificaHo’
of the Ihllted B‘atesc
j The other* followed suit <arh pr'
{ nounring the same formula The -rec
j ord* of the day nnd hour *t whlc*
j the treaties should h.-come
v ere «|eposlted
The ink had not dried on the ate
natures before order* were ancrdln
over the wirm which menns Jh
rtrlklns of eeyen bnmlred AfkV thbu*
> and* too* of fighting ship* n«» an'
<*« ft»p» this navy ‘Hat
WiW
Open Tiiesda*
.v
ArrangyVnent* for the opening r
the co-operativ«b warehouse* n<*r
Week wer<* completed a‘ » nieettn* o
-forty warehousemen and attorney
ht M In re last .nteht at the Kenno
Motet' f. C!.-AVy4ktff*. director n
warehoiis*** and Malor 'V T Joynet
associate counsel presided.
Attoftioya from the various e.stn
tie* wlter*' co-operative ritirehoq**-
j are stationed were advised a->fSk th
1 co-npertlilon thev were expert rill t
extend the warehousemen
Both warhouawraen and attorney
■ \ pressed themselvda as '> '' wB
mlstlc over the outlook for a vet
iguc<j*esful year fnf the co-op*
Hah-lgl An* 17 Growth* Ini«r
~*t in the »*mthwtd« mcniberald'
drive li ahown In report* r. reive# b
Homer H H Msek. Manager' o' *»»«
field acrvlce department of the North
Carolina Cotton Grower* Conppfotfv
t*>mrtatln Report* from loeul rbqw
175 contract* alsncd during the Pit**
week with * number of local* ret <<-
report- Hpe.-lal effort I* twin*
in Warren, Cuberrin, Cleveland^
Rutherfordr Polk and Lincoln conn*
tie*. Arriin*ement» have hefrW mad
for a county-wide drive In Rowan
with th. a«*l*ti»n<e of tycal lead'r
together with H number' of Inter,at
lo.alne- t e-n ft- Id- work. •a, It
1 th- North l antern diatrlrl
Hated preliminary work for * J»<>
trlct drive Manager Ma**k rr,nr '
d.-ntlv expect* n tin rnher«hlp of ’hi*
t y-flv. - thouaaßd when the <am pal*c
' closer f
Raleigh. Ten
people tire expect, d to atteml the hlf
„!<ntc to he held hy the member* o
the Cooperative A*roda«lon* "
lfal Hertford and Nortlmmpto min
M.’*'at Jackan. August 72. Governor
Thoms* 0 McLeod ha- aeeepte. ar
invitation to t«> preaonl «ud *«*»£;’
on addreaa and « telegram tr*n hln
confirms the -acceptance L- u *
lock. General Manager of th. No
Carolina Cotton Grower* ( "I'"^
V,*. litmn will sH make *n addreaa
The committee on arrangement* M>
nnnnrea riiuslc hy «
rlt.-etf dinner with an iVlu,n . d ’'
3 Mod . hi-ken and h■■ - l "”.
.tale* that the dinner will l* ‘
.i.v >v,,v. niyflvc of the Pro* tie at girl
| nthe three o.in'l.-a 1 ‘'he
tie*n mild, to <H.e for in.mm peoidc
voti nF'rofmi»r.sn:
Rich tend. Ang H • A vote at c*tr
nd, it. , in the p..rrh«*e ot the < »*’>"
\fotor C»> Company hy th-
Truck amt Motor for,me* •«•
he aclaethm of H*H <"""" ! *» «*'
Kent Os the lath r concern *»•* «
n today' 4 «* A."*-""* " f atm k hold
»ra of the rear If** Company accfr*
ng to un announcement. turned to
night from the * ‘ h " * ttr
v**y for *ha P**rl«*»^
i,
Garland Russell Killed
When He Dives Oft Tree
•o ■ . V -
- n
At Little River Bridge
TWO NEGROES ARE ‘
LYNCHED IN GEORGIA
IN A SINGLE DAY
"
Governor Walker Starts In
vest itfat ion Promptly When
He Hears News
ONE NEGRO SERVING
ON t'HAINGANG AT TIME
ATLANTA, Aug • Twn negro** '
verc lynched In Georgia early this
uorning A crowd of men broke In '
. i|»* lilerl" I»■ y county jail at Coach ran, *
Z~ r <* ■ took » nerro named ILtrri* 1
I harged with attacking a white wo- ‘
I nan carried htm twleve mllea from 1
I own, strung him up from a tree' and
] diot him to death Tbla mob waa
I ial<l to have been dlaguteed and trn- 1
I tied on automobile* from which It-
I en*e numbera had been removed
I The aecond lynching In Hougton!
I -ounty where l-ee Greene. negro wt*'
I taken from officer* carried •» the
I ioii»* of the woman he Ik alleged
I o have attacked There he was
I trung to a"tree and ahot to death
I rhle mob ta gald to have been com*
I toned of about 71V men The two
I otiritle* In which the lynching took
I tlare la In the renter of the at ale and
I loae to each other,
1 Th* Hinckley negro wa* ae firing a;
I erm on the ehalugang for burglary
I it the time be waa alleged to have
I ommltted the crime for whlrb ha waa,
I ynched Tide mob tor* a hole In*
I he routily jail and- attwed lie way
'■ I hrottgh a wteel aaga to get the nc
■ ro The sheriff waa atytent and no
I titer Jail official wna on duty
I In both caaee where the aherlfT
■ 'cached the arena the moba were said
itlrcHil) to have dl*p*rsed %
I I expect to t«e all the power of
I -..* i i inricut dituirder la tieor-
I marin,. .if the lynching' of Green
la., Governor Walker aald today on
* I learltig of th* lynching of Green
I governor aald he would make an
”1 nveatlgatlon,
I ' 3, %
m iffl is
EXUDED IN 111 l SI
FUMURESTS
• —> I
Kxfepsion in OrdwAd to Include
J*nrt of n Couniy By
Governor
WIU, CAM. FOR
NO MORtf TROOPS
'■Tul-u Aug 17 Martial law which
haa hern In effect Itj the city of Tul
*a *ii extended tonight to Include
the a.mthern portion* of Tulaa coun
ty. In eluding the town* of Red Fork
and Pit Arrow, arena of the re
cent ftogglu.
The order enlarging the area of
military occupation algned by A- G
II If Mnrkhani followed eloaely the
tfh'l of the men t.day at .lenak No
adldtloiml tro. p* will he railed he
•aid.
kI V 11F4T. KM, M l\N
in “OVKiimmh Hit.inriv’
«• •
Tiillgh/i.sMpp Fla, Aug 17 A
"Overaeaa Highway" paralleling th< r
"OverHMgH Hallway" from Key Ww*t
•o the Florida mainland, a dialanc*
of approximately I2f. mil. a. la a |ni- .
albllity of the not dUtant future t'
i plnn» of Key W. civic I. Miters ar
ea rr lad .till They a.'.'k to MUpple
m.-nt mean* of travel to and from
I It.- little/l|y which wa* entirely eu'
off from the mother atate tin'll th.
Florida Kant Coaat railroad wa* com
plated In 1*»12.
P’lanx already have progr****.! t
the point of Inveatlgatlng the fen*t
hlttty of the road, the committee th 1
made the aurvey' pronouncing Ik *
■■liter :.-.>■ 1 - ..ne of ffl .:?»<-> *
heart leal hlghwav ran be coaat rod
<-.| ».v. r the dla|anee. eyeept for
\ hridge*. the committee reported for
approximately ll.SOn.ono Re.-mn
ruendatlOn that ferrle* he need ove»
t|»e .«rgtehe* of oi*en water until
fund" are available for bridge htilld
Inr waa mad*'
tT>ie*« out aide aid Id rendere.l
I however, con at ruction of 'l** road ■
diav l>e completed only In eectlon
owing ,'n Monroe countv. llnaHSHtv
lo hlrul II Hf sb.iVe fvm.ooo A date,
, early in feptemher I* IwlA* .llacs* '
ed »a the tlnie to vote on a bond M-s
' to heogln the work
The! ataf" highway dermrtment M
| lla liat quarterly maatiog. voted to
jf-ive the pri*ct It* naaUlgnca to the
extent of yngtoaertag' ’advje. .
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f MEMBER OP, 1
ASSOCIATED PRESS j
PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPINAL Cor6 IS
BROKEN; HEAD
HITS BOTTOM
- V' Y.
Was an Inspector For
Atlantic Coast Line
Coming Here From
Hubert, N. C.
Garland Rueaell. aged 26. wna kill
ed laat night when be dived off n
tree at the Utile River Bridge on the
Raleigh road and broke hla neck.,
The accident happened about 8: .10
o'clock.
bad climbed the tree to
dive end called down to aak the
depth of the water A companion In
th* water warned him not to dive.
t« the water waa only five feat dang.
He went ahead with the diva, and Dr.
Roae who waa aummoaad. «aM that
he k*d at ruck on the aide of hla bead
ttnd had broken hla aptnal cord. Two
terteba had anappad out of place and
the reault waa the brokea spinal
cord.
After hla diva companion* aaw he
waa hurt and promptly pull led him
out of the water. Wttbta elffkt min
utea of the time l)e had left the top
of the tree Dr Roae had arriead oa
the scene The map waa atlll nllva
and hla heart reeponded to stimula
tion for a saw minute# Then It
aeemed to go all Ul piece* and the
roan dlad.
He waa carried to the undertaking
parlor* of the Ooldeboro l'#Bert|Wi|
company' where the body waa ptw- #4
pared for bVirtal
Mr Huaaell waa a car laapaator for jm
the Atlantic Cooat Line and eonetd
ered one of the beat employee* of tbo AyjjM
company ll* waa genarally pokulat
with hi* fellow worker* who T|; |
wend a body of men to attend
funeral.
t He < am* here frofn Huberts Qg
aloei county about a year ago J
•tne* then b*» *">•«» Vlltb AH tfIHM
He Goa*i Line He I* earvlved
parent* Mr and Mre. D. W, ftuffpaS*
- The body WHI be taken to Mffiwrt
1 gome time today for burial j
decided last night tha* »
Inquest the body waa ffptiflpßW J
• ragary.
Governor Walker
Receives Threats
Oklahoma Oty.-Aug 17 —A« auouy
moit* letter - threadaalng Oovarnor r
! Walker iinlea* troop* Immadlalgly
are withdrawn /rom Tul«a waa T*-
i reived In the egactrtlve off leg* today
aeeordlng *o an from
the govarnor'a counagllor >
t “Hnlaaa troop*, are wllhdrawa ai
one* your fata wHI ba tju. »am# aa
that of th* other*” th* eqttaa»Hag
aald the tatter read
Me dacltnrd to divulge th* ptaea II
waa poatad.
rHItfKHK HOTfOTT OF J*P4d
I*l. UR HITOf' WITH KXPOITTR
Tokio, Aug 17.-JAp»»n’a export
. trade ... China ha# -uffarad aaor-
I inonaly ~ ing the lavt law month*
; nSrr t»< th* Chine** '.ovcoM of Jap
;n#*e o. da ■ Rtear-h'p cmpanla*
rl< h..y been hard ; \
Japan*** merchant* ar* up In arm* J *
and reaolutlon after reaolutlon la be
ing paaeed demanding that th* gov
ernment take anjn* firm action to
hrlng about a ehang* Th* foralgn
office, however, ha* found It Impoa
elble to do more than aend ahtp# to
protect Japan*** auhjacta aad prop
erty and bring the matter before the
('bln*** government with a raqnaat
lhat local official* take atepa to pat
an end to thla unfriendly attitude
From Hie beglnnln* of th* year to
the end of May Japan # export trad*
fell off by more than JO.add.dd®
Yen nine* then these haa baea ao
diminution of the l*ojfcotl
P4RCRI. FORT tIU»H TO KXPOIITR
Wnahlngton. Aug. 17-Th# Amarf
ran eximrt bualneaa by mall and P* r '
c*l po» l *» growing *o rapidly that
Department of Comniarc# offlciala
have decided to a*«ertaln ao tnr as
poaalble the extant of this bualneaa
of which no aUtlatlc* ever ha** baas
kept It I* believed to rua Into a
huge asm each year, which yfll awell
the total value pf- the foreign export*
i of the Dotted Rtat**
Plan* hire been completed to cot.
iect, beginning *l ,h January, ttli.
alallallea of hy 4»rc»l post
and mall, whlcti haw not b*on »
I,'etcd heretofore, becauae *uch **-
port* are not cleared Ihruogn ecu*-
| iom bouaaa Tentative
' auhjecf to approvaLby the PoaWUX*-
I ter (Jeneral, have l>*eu drawn up rd?.
uulrlng bM)S|naW coscerns >» < ‘
( I'nited Rtata* exportlngrby »•••
| valued al >25 or nd ,<J
1 declarations. • • • • .
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