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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 174
WAYNE COUNTY WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE IN A
FIT OF ABERRATION
Rena Smith Ftria Bullet
L* From Automate Pistol
Through Her tteq|f ft
Home in
Death Resulting
distantly Therefrom
Kona Smith. well kn9wtf wo
man (k the Fremont hoction of
•fayue county, and said to be
■lout 86 years of age, ended
Mar won liOytt hey hupm in that
community yesterday morning
when she fired a single shot
from an automatic pistol thru !
her left breast the bullet pene- j
trating the heart and death em
suing instantly. The, woniaivj
had expired before her relatives j
could reach her and so far as is i
known, never spoke after the i
rash step was taken.
Jfq liniMt HMf*wr)
Jkc tuOyNk took plat*, la,tto" dlu
tirgntem ut the lioum' about live
o'clock ysstcrUsy morning and short -
Ijr thereafter neighbors of th« Until) .
notified lb* sheriff's office bare but I
Sheriff AV. D. Oraot «u given Incur- 1
reef Information how to reach the
acetic and wa* unable to locate the J
houac Meanwhll*. Coroner T It
Robin•'ori and Deputy Sheriff Rhode* ,
bad been notified and these two offl- ,
data want to Ibe act! no. viewed the
body and tborougbly Investigated the
ii.tppaulng. after which the County
Cortaer determined that no Inqueat <
waa accessary and accordingly fuao- (
ral aartriceH for the dead wotnan will
be hrKUoday. 1 , 1
It la %k> that grueaom' *nt\ wag
tha - third Itoe UpH lb* unfortunate ,
woman haa slewpUd to take her
Wn Ilf* ft I* declared that aha
onci jumped Into-«>-mail Jntla in «i
effort to drown hernelf. but wait rfs
cued before bar purpoae waa accoui- 1
pMsbed. and that later nhe *laahed <
her throat wlfli a knife, but likewise *
this time failed to kill kefscl
Speke Ta Brother •(
According to the he*t Information !
available yesterday'. Rena Smith *•» ,
making her home with b* r atater. |
Bert Wllklua. and brother. Braxton |
Smith At nbout 3 o'clock yesterday
morning Braxton Bruil.h left home to (
haul a load of cotton Ur a alu and <
at that time he said that his sinter
‘was awake und spoke to him. altho
•he did not leave her bed at that
time. It appears that later 111 the
morning, or shortly before y o clock,
she went to her brothers room, and
finding his trunk unlocked, she took
therefrom a 35 calibre automatic
pUtol and went to what was former- '
ly uiied aa the dining room of the
houae Mho stretched herself behind
b ome hales of tobacco there stored
ripened the bosom of her dress, placed
(be muxxte of the automatic against
her bfeast and fired, the one shot
which brought her life to an end
Had Brea Watched
It in said That meyibcrs of ihe fa to
lly were aware of her unfortunate
mental coudltlon and that for some
mouths they hare kept as close, watch
upon her a» was fioaslble In an effort
lo frustrate any further attempts she
might make at suicide
Bultcrfat Tests
Soon to Be Made
kj Within the next I" d«y* or two
week* the Wayne County Department
-I Health will l>e In position to be
the conducting bnttertat
l"*xanjlnatlon* <*n X \*H dairies In the
r coauny and making; the bacterial
rotinl on the milk aftiti In Hits coun
ty. according to a statement made
’ ve»leiday Ttm testing sppuratus al
th* laboratory In the health depart
m«nt has, t**en set up and Is now
ready for u*e and the Important de
tail mentioned will be given attention
at stAfarly dale, aay the health offl
clalr**" .
Henderson Girl Is
Queen of Festival
Mg (fly the Associated Press t
Raleigh. Hopt XT.—Mias’ Alice Cheek
of Henderson this aftarnopji was
•lavted as winner of the Kail Ke*t|-
’ va| Beauty Contest and tonight was
w*yms.| Quern of the festival at u
Cr 1 which was the culmination of
tnate days 'festivities here (Mlier
ladles Included snd 'he towns
which they represented were: Mt*>
Hilda Randloph of Kln*ton: Mrs K».
elyu l,ln<kc of Nashville; Ml** latulso
ButMngton of Durham: MU* Mary
Louise Everett oi Raleigh; Mis* Mai
garet Poii of Mmltlifield and MJ*g
Kathleen Pr*e» of Qreensbnrn
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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OP IDENTITY
IN NETTI.i l> 111 41 KY
Illy the Associated Pressl
, ilendeison. N- C-. M«pt. 27.
(What Is said to be our of the
strangest rasea e»*r tried here
waW coinpleted tonight when Boh
Raw-rn wgs ’uji-qulUed ot Ihe charge
of wife. Mr*
John HytWni Rebl arid her chil
dren. the Jury returning « verdict
it not guilty on charges of duser
tlon and non support The case
depended upon the Jury believing
I or not that Rawls had been aid#
to grow a full set of teeth during
thu eight years the plaintiff claim*
cd she had been without the com
pantonshlp and support of her |
h^band
'COTTON ESTIMATE IH
COUNTY IS TOO HH
IKM AGENT
Thinks Figure of 40.000 Hales
Fur Thin Season in Too
Optimistic
SAYS THE MAXIMUM TO
IIE THIRTY THOUSAND
Is an nsllntated yield of in.non bales
trf.-. cotton for Wayne county for this
season unreasonably high, or Is it ;
approximately correct ’
County IXnipnstration Agent Hob \
Insult. who Is naturally ahnut as
keciriy Intomateil In that subject a*
I* any rlUxcn In the entire eoiinty.
hold* and maintains that the estimate
Is far In excess of the actual amount
of eoltou Wayne will la- able lo pro
due* this year and Ife savs that those
W«yt|e county farmers who b*’lleve
that Att.nofl hale* will he the year's *
yield here are going to be right e.on
slderaly disappointed when the check
log up take* place He takes note
however, that some of,_the h.-»t In
fuelled business men In Goldsboro |,
ami soroe of th«> bc*t farrier* in j
"nyue county have said llial tlo
yield will reach 40.060 hales, hut he '
haa an Jib-a that they are entirely 1
100 optimistic 'about the situation i
l.a»t Year** Tulal- I
The County agent says that lasl.t
season Wsyn£ bounty produced a to* ‘
tal of 37.000 balek of cotton and h-- ’
Is unable, for the life of him. to see •
how this Hgtire ran Is- very material- 1
|y Increased this ye*i |{r does he '
lf*ve that there will he some slight T
Increase' und (hat In all probability •
the total yield for Wavne this year
mi 1 * emount to notion hale*, hut cer- 1
tjlnly not in excess of that (Igure. I
li ni* discuss* lon tis the situation. '
Mr Itoblnson goes on Jo say that the I
farmem of \\luyne county who rulsc I
cotton, just beeause they wen- not 1
vtjr seriously hurt by the'f’boll weev-|‘
II ravages Utl* year peed not think,'
that the? are going to escape for all
time He ipilnls lo .tits tact that this
wa* an unusually dry summer, which '
Is Ibe must unfavorable weather three 1
era he for the boll weevil, hut he
savs that there Is no assurance of '
similar weather conditions prevail
lug next season and that hull weev
il will certainly do outre damage lit
It* cot ntv during l''M—44tan was Hie 1
ease In ’22-
(II her I Tops I.imml.
In dltruss'nr other crop conditions
over Hie i-mt'ly al large Mr Itohlu
son made t;,- assertion vestvrday
that the c.kii and hay crops In Wayne
emint) have this year been egccllenl
and (hat - I most all ihcjdarmcr* of th< |
toun’y n* well lived fti ihl* paillcu
lar for th* coming winter
. I
Ten Pri»onerß In
(’nunty Bastile Now
( . m-- i
rto'v tt> people about half of them !
white -ml ths recta note i negro*-*, nr* i
now ’eareetated In the Wayne ,{pu*< |
ty Jail, according to statements »e
--* ured yesterday from those In the I
offae of fb*- county sheriff Th*'
number of prisoner* usually held in 1
1 the county jail here flurfuutes some- i
what but It I* said that 10 or 12 u*
i oally mestltuli the entire popula
tlon of file l*s »l Jail Two of tlo-
Inmates of (Be. Jail, loith negro wo-
I men are serving Jail sentences while
the remainder are hetitg held f»r
. Irfal at the n*-»l term nl Bupeiioi'l
( Court lor Wavne e*)tintv wlileb will
* cnv»ne here In November.
GOLDSBORO, N. C,
Race Riot Threatens In
North Carolina Village
i t
Following Attempted Criminal AHsault Upon
* White Woman at Spruce Pine, N. C., Adjutant
(>eneral of State is Sent to Take Charge of The
Situation There Or
(Hj Ibr Associated I'ress.)
Asheville, Nepl. 27. s:A passe of.
passlhly Ml mea «f the uelghl»>r
huwd are looklug for a negro who
h Is alleged attempted criminal
assault on Mrs .Rack I oners, .
aged aboat im yenra. aad a grand
mother, In the ruatl near her h 1 me
about three miles from Npniew
Tine ycsiertlay afternoon. The
possr Is not i rgaalied nnd there
are no ofilrwrs with It. n leading
cltlxen of Nprncv line *l«nul
over long dlstgnee telephone ivA
night « »
Abonf 75 negroes engaged In
eonslrgrlloa work la and ah nnd
Nprnre Tine were asked l>> N
group of cltl»in* front Ike sec
tion In whlek Ibe womnn lives. In
hsnre. .All leil without disorder,
hns no native negroes.
Every thing In the k wn l> unlet.
Il wns said, there being no need
for untsUe help ns <>nl) Ibr possr
"itl*ld•• thr town Is nrllve. Maj
or I'll Her of Nprnce I’lne Is said
to hate become disturbed over
the possHilllt) of Ir uhie nnd wired
Governor Morrison asking for
help. -j ’>
Thi* drserlptlog of Ihe negro I*
said lo fit John Gog, aged 22, who
escaped jeslerdaj ftim the chain
gang o|»«ruHng near the woman's
home. H ewas a Irnlsy.
TYSON IS SELECTED
W HUMS VOTE
IS WELFARE LEADER
Nil live of County lint Now
Head of Public School Syw
lent at (tfileNville
J 0 Tymvn. n native of Wayne!
county, but now ptlndpal of the pub
lic Hcbooia ai Gateavllle. \ r , » a *:
veaterday unuulmouslv <l4>*cn a*
Wayne t'nuutv Welfare Officer when)
a Joint meeting of the Wayne County!
Board, of education and the Wayne
Cutumlaaiouara took place at the
county court house In this Then
was no opposition offered to Mr Ty
son. and following Ihe conclnstn of
the meeting. Ihe officials Interested
exxpressed their plaaaure that Mr
Tyson was ayallahle for the p*w<t
and that lie will return to this city.
They consider that the M'leetion Was
a very happy one and they,, helh-v*
that Mr Tyaon will give quite gen
eral satisfaction In the p,»*t to wbclh
he has been elected
Because of the Ja* t that il »a*
known u welfare officer »a* to he
|elected yesterday an unusual amount
of Interest attach'd to th* meeting
mol the public o( the county anxious
ly awaited thsanuotinceincnt of the
school liohi<| aud Hia countv < oiotntr
sinners relative to th*- choice made
I’r ion* aUenipts to reach -a de
elston In the matter of selecting such
an officer for ijrts county had “pot
no t with aucars* and there Avas more
or less uncertainty to the
emir*- matter until he formal an-
UOtltrgftUient Was liiaili- hv the tMiaril
yesterday, following th, i«a*«o*lou
of Himeeting
(Continunl on I’sge Three »
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HOW THE JLNIOK OKI'IIANAGK WILL ItE A HKNlft'IT TO
THE 111 SINKSS MEN OK GOI.IKSItOKO
If we secure this institution thorn will In* an all round in
:reu*e of business necessitated through, the rrtaintenance of
I the Home.
Am Mr. L\ M. Gillikin pertinently put it in yesterday's
1 News there will l»c much ntoney circulated in our town by via
ting memls-rs of the Orrier who will eona« to *»•«* thelrf Injttik
udon - ®
The two hundred snd lilty thousand dollars grant from tho»
fiinior Order Council spent in Goldsboro Is a g(s>d round sum
m itself. Moreover the incidental expenditure connected
with an estahlishment of thin kit'd is always lafge Either
I lirec'ly or Indirectly every business will lie benefltted. The
rrocer, therefore, and the meat man, the dry goods man and
the tailor, the carpenter, the builder snd the plumls-r the dcs
or ami the drug store man. the hotel man and the garage
>wner the wholesaler and the re'ailer, in a word every tmni
ness man should boost this . .unpaign and do his l«st to bring
the Home here. , .
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 192»
TIIE GOYEKIOK Al I.M
(H) Ihe AvoaUfftl fw-v*.|
Raleigh, 27. I.averuer
I atnrrwii Marrfvwa Tale Ibi* after
•iimih dlnrt*d Adjulaat toii.ral J.
Van MHta N> proceed |p Spnice
Hae, Mitchell Ennal), at «ntr lo
b«mile a serious race'" '*ltaatloo
I Trportcd to have arisen tkere a*
a result of aa alleged as*a 11 It up
on a white wiiman there lij a ne
gro- *-*>
j Report* received hy lh* Dover
wor Indieatrd that a«» ni erted at
tempt 4s underway to drive all
negro labor from that sec)ion.
Ibe I hlef Exrealive liuMtedlale
ly wired the authorities that be
"•"•hi aord Ibe eommualt) ample
prvderioM and w uold «ev hal Ihe
rights r<4 both races are safe
guarded.
Th* Governor's Diagram „ u ,
• nddrrssed two off hlu I* a t
•spruce line aad lo fw« rßliras
aud saldi “Please call upon the
authorities so apt-, Id Ike law and
protect eierjlo-dj 'ln rights,
laelnding colored peupG | MN i -
dHr ring Adjlataal lw-ff*ral 4. V.
Melts lo leave for Spnic* line
lunlghl. I wilt afford all Ihe pro
jl lection Ihe l cal authorities a
‘ require.'’
LEASE OF RAHMAN
IS Bimr FOUGHT
BY OTHER IAIL MEN
Wimld 0 hr M—o|wllziitioit As
twrla Former Frwident of Ihe
Sr at hoard
illy the Associated i’ress >
Washington. D. (’•. Hept. 37 l.<a*<-
of tin- l ar'dlna. t'liniliffeld ami Ohio
rttllwav by tbe Atlanli* Coast l.tnv
1 and ibe laiuiavtlle and NaJftivHle rail
i ronl* would re*ult In - Hutu ,nop*ill
xallon of transportation throughout
the Southeast,* John' S Wfaltaoi*. ’ for
m*-r comptroller of the currency told
thr Interatate CiAnmerce t.'oniiiila*
siou today. t*u.hllc Interests, he as
aeried. demand that the C C and t*
If n-d kept Indepemlenl sliouJd »>'
jlak' n over t»y major railroads iu such
I fashion that the Sett bn* id. tile South
tarn aud the Atlantic Coast l-lne might
all have aa equal Voice ilj. Its con
trol, and trt the disposition of traffic
1 last.-|t owr It
Mr. Williams. w|v*> Is also a former
puoidrut of the Kvahonril, declared
j hi* present intctvst in the matter A*
j primarily Jhat of a rlt|m*n consider
Itu- pul>ll< Inercsi* Imt -.«i*l that lie
| had a secondary inHvt'st in the mat
.let as receiver tor tUsv Georgia ami
1 J Clorlda 1 alltoad This r*va>l ami l'*
|t>aik«rs he »Ipla>n*ui. hopes to build
about s.', .miles of «*• » line to Grc* 11
. wood. S- C-. M ln Ihe near future, there
gaining connection lit rough the I’led
I mopt aud Northern lln*- with th 1 ' K.-a
la,aril If-the Seaboard should b*- <|e
prlv-d us a( 1 •;*» t<> Ho- l*-rrtt vrv A, » v
ei| t.y ill. t IlnebtK Id lie «il(h-<l. till*
Icon hi Hot be (loti' „
ENTERPHI9E LUMBER I
CNMPANY SAW MILE
DEsmeyFi
——«-
IgMM its I‘laccd ill SIOO.INHI In
Di.wnstrotis Hliug nl Mounl
Olive Yniirdg)
TO THROW MANY MEN
OUT A>F KMIM.OMENT
(Special to The Mew*)
Mount Olive. Kept 27 Klre of un
determined origin destroyed the saw
mill plain except the engines and
txiller* of the Enterprise l.umhci
Cutupuny here Hits nturnlti* a lam I t
oilmk. cut ailing « loss of si 11-asl
SIOO,OOO Ui say nothing of the loss
lha't will ensure as a result of Ho
„ enforced id I <ii css ot the i-ntlrc mill
fonc. lore, al tjtddsboro, where lh<
hfige planing plunt la now located
ami In the logging departments, here
unit In Onslow county
, No idi-u of the cause of the yon
ffagiutlon Is had hv the mill nikiiagr
iront In I*'** Hum live minutes as,.
ter the ularm wns first sounded, the
sawing department wa* m
veloped In ffamsa and hurtled wtlh
linuliuteil fury, an the Hmiev st’re wi
ll* i-c«- that tlie local fire fighter* could
not gel mar enough to mnko much
headway In fighting them
\ fortunate strong cast wind for
Hu- fit si hour o7 the hlssc SMVkd s
large quantity of lumber Just t, H( k
us the plant
flic destruction of Hu- plant throws
out of cmtfloyniriii tier* alarm Imt |„.
borer*, ami about Cjr, at Goldsboro
and in Onslow, where much of the
~-bn.glng was hung done at ths pie*,
entitm-
Whether the plaul will t, e rebuilt
be re. or rebuilt at Goldsboro, where
the planing mill and main offlcea of
the company are. could nor t», uaccr*
tatned today
COUNTY lEm 10
I HEAD COUNTY DOCTOR
Interesting Senaion of All 1
Wavne InHirutiorM to Draw
HikC Attendanre
Ihe im-eling of all Ho- county
school teachers of Wayix- County, in
, be held here today at noun. promls«g|
to lie Intemusly Interesting accordtnft
to u statement secured yesterday front
th<>*« Interested, nnd tt I* asserted
1 that tin teacher in the county Inter
ealed In school subject* ami topical
can afford to ml** this seslon ot th< I
* < ouiil> Jtk«<h<trs AssiM'.iatlon In view I
1 of the/Tn<A that many tnaJHts-r* of Ini- I
portahee will come up- <
|)r 1,. W- Corbett, County Health i
Officer tor Wayn« County ha# mc- <
cepted all Invitation t« he pieseut and
1 to *|H-ak brlefiy before the asso* la- I
Hon. Dr ( orhett will dlacuss Hie 1
1 health campaign* for pub- 1
!|< *cho<il* and Will give an outline
»f how Hie county *< toad teachers I
'till best coopeiulo with the hualHl 1
official* Iu order that all objei-ttves 1
I may Im- aHained Di Corbett t* l
thoroughly Imbued with <lll earnest 1
vplrlt <0 publu * ivl.c 111 Ills work I
here. un<t the remark* lie will Imve lo
mhk« today *houl<l be ot genuine In 1
a
lereet
Nomerous otliyl (<-I» | ti 1 <•* lints bein' 1
I prtSvlile*! nn the program (or 4ho 1
meeting mid teacher* from .iloiohl 1
every *< hoot In the coupty are eg
Itm-ti-fT t<> Im piescni and take part
111 tin piogTaui
(
Railroad' Officials
[‘raiMe (toldsix^ro
, r*o tnt'iestiag vtsitor* to i;<ii<i*
burn vi-stcrilay were railroad men
jwl 1 icorieker, imtatant Gsaarni
| ll-lght Agent <>l Hu Atlantic Coast"
jMhi Willi lii-.klu arlii- In
Mount and John I. Cobb* Jr. direc
tor of Public Halation* of the Const
I .trie, wßh headquarters m Wllpilng
ton Mr Cuhh* ha* hut 1 •-» s-ntly tak
>-n charge of his post, wtin-h t* anln
n"Vfll|on l<j*r the Coast |,|n<- but In
f■» * 'bat h< |> delighted with thi
|W"ffk tbus (nr and In expect* h, Ilk,,
|hl* t>ost even heller a* time goes on
j VI chs | * tti-nii* k* r aml Cotihs l(a-,k
im , aslon In say a number of ui< e
tilings i(b«nt Hohlshoro and GoMa
Isrro- future while lliev were in ths
city
IIAMER Al l Itl MI l M
Valimial imgur
f'tttgtnirgh 2. Chicago 1
It*c ion 7. Philadelphia 7
American
m New York t!; Hoatnn 3-
County’s Advantages
Spread Broadcast In
National Circulation
V f !
Number Telling of (.oldhlHtro’s InduHtrieM and
(>pi)ortumtiih Distributed Throughout (
to ('humberß of Commerce, Kiwaim, Rotary,
Lion Clubn, Public Libraries and Many of
Country's Leading NewHpapera
The Goldsboro News the nettr future issue u "NsUtm
tl Publicity Edition" which will be devoted to tTie insny stories
if progress of the citizens Wayne county miul through a wida
prtsatl circulation throughout the county as well as amdh(B|
tlie various civic orgunizatioiis throughout the entire coiraty in 9
,{lo much to attract favorable attention to the many facilitiim tiff
have to offer to the manufacturers of the North.
cotton mills and manufacturers of many other different linos
ut’ already locating their mills thrt>uj[j}uut the South daiQT, and
with the many different advantages we now enjoy there isab ,
reason why publicity of this nature should not attract attdMw
t«> our fair county, * «
We have excellent schools, good roads good churches jpogdF
farms, an übundam-e of power and'many other feetures that ir*
attractive and we shall print stories of the stories pf thesis Na
tures as well as the stories of the many success business houses ”
we have in ourmldst. #
It is an established fact that this Section is rapidly becoming \
a manufacturing center and by giving publicity to these facte we
will attract favorable attention that will lead to the development
of our countv and enable us to take advantage of the lUiMy ad*
vantages we enjoy. We have a gtaai place in which to IhYWff*,
tnd prosperous husim ss houses, and publcity is the one thing ne
cessary ot enable us to "cash in" on the many opportutritlffff enff
county holds forth.
Our representatives arc already In the held gathering dfftg
preparing,stories and special writers experienced in thia Im as
work havt been engaged and they report to ns that the MQfluflL
izens of our fair county are assisting them end are enthusigame
wont the plan.
We ask the business men and citizens of Wavne Coufftv to flt
right behind this edltipn and show the United Btffteff th»t Qdjg
I torn and Wayne County is indeed one of the moeN impoHMl
anti progressive counties of the Old North State. ’
In connection with this edition, the fact, is stressed end emph*-
sized that this National edffhm of the Gohtfftmrn NffiS* will posi
tively appear not later than November 30 and thoa« contractUtf
forßpacc in the same may rent aaajired of that fact, ,r ■ * vS*
MR RQYALL SPEAKS i
10 KIWANIS CLUB
Wiim Slrrel Car Kyttirm To Ik*
Restored in Thin City at
Early Ihite
The regular •wkly linn licnn ot j
the (Jolilaboro Kl*Ul> *u tir-lil |
in Ihe Chajolwt of '< o«n/ierce rooma
Uat night. owing to th» regular to
("iilon of the Woman's Club room bS
iiitc ncruplsd wllli the supper of thut
organisation
The altelidaiuir ».«» it linon t on*
hiimliiml per rent, anil Ihe marling
wu carried through wllli I itl*- r«int
anil pop
lira. 1' Koy.ill lining Introduced by
klwanlan i bag II villb-1 gave tbr
Club it telling *ll***nurse the
atreet fair should he relnatalril. art
ling foitli lu III* convincing manner
Ihr many mnaou'a w'liy lhia> apli-mibl
property ahoulrt n» longer remit in
Ml*, Hinting that even If tilt* system
• hotilti In- run at ,t Hinall lona. It
would prove. a liio-t vultiubli adver
tising medium for COlilalmro. and a
gfrgt t*im *uJj,nee lo thr tunas of |r
ml people. going to and front their
work, having no other me an a of
I I run sport a Hon
Klwanlau llawley naked lor the
Club a onflnlih-d support In aeeurlng
•hr lo< at lon of the Junior Order
Oruhiinage
? I
('harge Negrens With
Breaking Liquor I^aw
s ti‘" > « oi-oii le Iler k liom II a11'...,., ,
■ fioldaboio „ s-ok • and ni.purletoi
of • lie itloie or |«a« Hell known '
-Keeretl Hotel for Colored Koike '
<*aa arrested yealrrday by ie|irea«n
lallvet ff'io the offii* ~f tln Wayne
i ountv Sheriff » barged with vlolgt j
Ing the IMgitaer laws It la Uagertaid!
thill Vtiep till 'ln riff rod bit aaalal '
nr rived at hei home, 'ftook’i
a handy protested t liut abe bad n u j|-'
't""r on. the premia** hot after # j
eon vide ruble anireh. tile sheriff lu-'
elated a gallon ami h pint of “corn!
Ih ket rum nolnl 111 n wood pile, fed '
haw Ing win Hi* "Souk w.it thrown
Into the fount y bant lie After bring
held tbr'rr f«»r a abort time ahe stuM
corded In ismtlng bond In the an in of!
IJim for her splicer* It re for trial iW
abe Waa aee'Mdlnglv laleiuted from
eiiatmly It la auid that the woman
baa pi «v loiialy loin lu tin, Mis of
■ do- tgw mi (be ■ bulge of vlolatlnx
the prohibition mt.
MUM BLR OF
\SvS(K IATED K'ULsSH
1 i
PRICE FIVE CEIMM
FI AMES ARE FMHNG
mom non
Kirttf Hntrintf in Court l*rwn<
iiiKN Scheduled lo Talto Phcf -
Next Tuewday
• efklahoiiia city. Ok la . rtept J7--TW
jpviot re bn lea which have krpt Okla
homa aflainr atm e. ■ tjovargor J- fj.-
Walton Opened hla ntlacb on tha Kg
Klo* Klan and th* Statu
In lorn Inatltuted a drlra to tmpaneft
the Ksecullv* began to fade away to
night with a long drawn oat battle
t •
lit pr«apret.
« •
• 'the brat uitrvr to last In the roar
the legality of tbr special aaaalon of
the U'gUlalurr. which waa called by
mein tiers who hold It 10 be thalr right
to )ave*tlgala the iiffkilal act* of Oov
rrnur Walton. waa taken In the Hint a
Dlgrief -Court here lata today, whan
67 llotiae members applied’ for %-(gM
pornry Injunction restraining
tant (iuueral H II Markham and all
members of the Oklahoma National
from InUirfrrlug with n»*mhard
itteUhe Hjjuae
No order waa Issued by the canrt
during the lirlrt proceedings and by
pgi ‘Silent the hearlug on thla petition
waa act for u<"*t Turaday be ford
Judge J. | I'betpa
Meanwhile the tiouae member
aim gathered here ami attempted to
•onvanr yrateiday, only to be diaper
aed by the urilllary authorltlea. act
ing under ln*t ructlona fmm Hover not
•) Waltop begun t« leave fur that#
bomra.
* db- j,
A pledge waa sign'd by the b|h
.tutors that -boold thr courts flaatH
deebli tbev had the autbarlty Id
meet a a an Impeachment body that
|th*y would convene upon call of Rep-
I reauiitatlv* Me Bee, unr of the leadefg
‘ot the "Rebar" legislators Ne far
jlliar attempt will lie made In i ngvtga
It waa agreed, until thr taaue la dt
i bbil in the Mupreme Court Them
. then reiuwlna a po«g|h|||ty that the
j'-’»»• will go to the Ctitled (hates Su
preme Court
K*preening aatuiaetlon over «ha
altuallon. (iovernor Helton leatfh*
'dmlared. Tht-light la orer'no far at
''the lamas Houac la eoncerned "
lml lea t luna tonight wyre that the
ilt iovernor will modify the eglMlng
ijniurtlal luw and will retire booh of
Mb- iruope "n guard- 4 vv
II - ' ■' ’•. . .
• Continu'd on l*apa Thfee t
. St