WEATHER 1
FMr Frtdnj and MaUrdnyt *H«MIy
wanner Saturday.
VOLUME TWO: NUMBER 18«
CLUB MEMBERS IN
KNS UMPfIOfTI'
SOON BF PRINTED
First Uai of Nominees Will
Appear Tuesday When Mara
, ikon Starts
Having tawi it sew 4sy*
that the Int list nt ssrljr entrant*
la The Gnldnbore Newt (lift t'am-
U will appear la Yoeaday’a pa
per sir et expectancy ha*
aprefft all aver the terrltwr) la
arhlrh the Mew* clmlaleu. The
raa4l4ate« already entered waat
te kaew who their <| mpetltur*
at* tolas te he aa4 the general
pahlle h an x lens te *ee the list,
aa4 la 4 there the aaaie »( Ike
relative*, friend or neighbor
whpai thep wish t« snppori la the
*> rare for the these ant mobile*,
and the ether reward*.
Tuned*/ * list will Include only
thane nominated up. to A o'clock Wed
nesday night
ftIPIKIt JI T NT STARTED
The big campatg nl* |u«t Martina
.iah once It !* Itpown who will com
pete, there In (ulna >o be ■ ru»h of
nftirlnntloaa.
With «,aaO In price* «nd commis
sion* to compete (or. It I* no wonder
that *athu»la*m ha* spread to every
part of this areat section C .Inol
dent with the publication of name 1
on Tueedxy. the cumpsian will off|
daily open—the race will be on and
all raadldate* will atari with tin
tame importunity of (finning
(KFMTM A 1,01 F WILL WIN
All there I* t« this rampagln Is
(o aet *ab«rrlptl*a« front yogr
friend* and neighbor* and, get
them ta *a*e the free credit eon
pan* that appear ta every l«*«e
of tbl* paper. Credit* are all Ibnt
WNI win the*e pri*e«t credit*
nleae will wlh the Batch sedan,
or any oae of tho ante*. Credit*
will win for yoa and all la Jn*t
a few *h W weeks’ flam.
l-wbh ap the ad**rt!aenmnt In
thin ls*ae of the New*. It row*
tala* the Nemlaattoa Coupon.
When this coupon Is revived al
Information will he seal you to.
aether with all the napplle* >< a
head la BMkr a W Inn In* race
Head la *Ne Nomlasllon Btaak
NOW
FAIR STOCKHOLDERS
MEET HERE AT NOON
Public of The County A«<HeH To
Come up Todav AwserlH the
, Secretary ,
It was stated last night by oftl Isle
of the Wayne County Fair Aks'mlu
tloo that there will pnlwblf be a
consldertble attendance op the nsrl
of the Mot-kholder* of the fair when
the annual meeting of that bndv Ir
held at noon todav In the office* of
the Goldsboro Chamlier’ of Com
merce. 0
"The moat Important matter we
will have to consider today Is that
relative to the stock we own In the
Goldsboro Street Railway SyM'-m.”
raid Secretary W. C Denmark last
night, “and that matter will he dis
cussed at the comine meeting until
some decision la reached
Mr Denmark ha* al* , Mated tha' j
a number of Important matters con- i
be. ted with making the l!iJ3 Wayne
f'ounty fair the greatest, success it i
ha* ever scored will come tip for at- i
tenllon at tixlav * meeting and since j
some ot these matters are of vrrv ]
vital Importance. |t |* urged that ill!
' stockholder* be present for the meet
ing or see to It that they are Ire-ire
rented by proxy
Mr. Denmark said last night that
today's meeting will be railed to or
der promptly at 12 o'clock, noon und
that II ahould not prove to be uttua- 1
ually lengthy.
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Attendance Drops
At World’s Series
(By the Associated Preas .)
New York. Oct 11-—The atlend-
at tha second World * Merle* |
today waa *0 402. gross re- j
* riffle were llGSi**
Greensboro Man Is Killed
i In Raleigh Auto Mishap
RALEIGH. Oct ll.— (By the Associated Prexx.) —Col J A.
Bodenlieimer. of Greensboro, N C., wax instantly killed here thix
afternoon when an automobile in which he wax riding wax in col
lixion with a car driven by W. S. Mangum, Wake County apeed
officer. Mangum and W. S Murchixon. of Kaleigh, a man nani
ed Jonea and William Allen, well known real extate man all were
injured. Allen's injuries are considered xeriourf. ■ '
Mangum b* said to have-bben in pursuit of a speeding autottvo
bile and being blinded by dust ran head-in into Mr. Allen's car.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
Two Home Runs By Ruth
MfiV* Yanks 1%,^
Count* With The Giants
* '*\- • * * \ ' »
*4 ip
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TWO FREE TICMETB IF
VOI KEt OOSUE TOCaMEI.I
Thl* yaagg ladj w«« »ee» dar
ing yesterday In Miller'* drag
store. Mhe waa atllreddu a while
dress With greef ribbon lied In a
how around the aech. Hhe wore
a light brow a coat, white shoe*
aad stock lag*, a wealth ot dark
brow a hair aad brow a eye*. Mbc
wa* »h; ppiag la Ike More men
tioned ahffut II ill o'clock yester
day a mTII she recogwl*e* herself
from the description above far
alabed aad will rail al the office
of Tho Goldsboro News any time
today, she will lie awarded two
ft* tickets t the Goldsboro Opera
■dual plctnre show. There are
oteetwtcly u« strings attached te
Mtp offer aad all the young lad)
■KM do I* lo call it! The News
•Vice today aad receive her tick
ets,
Watrh tor the description to
morff *w. VOI may he the oae de
scribed-
emu uni
REHESTITtNIEN
Tfl MEET 111 CITY
o
on fc rente U*IW lo In* H- W Ir
Goldnboro Oetuber 24 at 2:SO
s O’clock
FORMULAtR DEFINITE
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
mi mU— '*•
To further prosecute the plana for
RaaU-ru Carolina a matt
ing of tho real eatnte men In East*
ero Carolina baa been called for
Goldsboro. October *l4th *1 2 3b E |
M hr the Eaatorn Carolina chamber
of Commerce, for the purpo*c of sos?
mutating definite and concrete pl*»*
for furthering up tho udveill*lßP
campaign, which the Eastern Caro
Una Chamber of Commerce Is plan
nlug to launch at an early d4t<
ix-tier* have been sent to severs (
of the leading real eglnte nen It
Eastern Caroline by the offtcl »1s o
the organlxstlon, to f\nd out whether
the real estate men would look with
favor on a meeting of this kind, and
the reapoaes have -been ho favorable
that the officials decided to ca,l this
meeting on the same day that tin
cotton conference-In held, so that Ihr
real estate men could attend Ixitb
meetings on the same day Mecrotary
Bartlett of the Eastern Chamber will
have a plan to submit to them fur
their consideration, and from all In
dications a program will lx- adopted
which will be the backing of tbes<
different real estate dealer* Din pet
rent strong IMilff meeting will be
poaalbly the Brat ot Its kind that hai
been field In Eastern Carolina anil
the Outcome Is being itwnlled with
much Interest by those connected
with this advertising campaign Ev
ery real estate man In Kastern Caro
lina Is Invited to attend this meeting
' at Goldsboro, und It Is hoped that r
■ representative from each one of th<
forty *l* counties will he present at
f this meeting 1
Motordrome Ace
Hurt At Kinston
i
Goldslipro pc pie who are i-wGlt
patina with kWn pleasure the ap
pearance In this dty at the Wayne
County Fair of the Sbccsley Shows
will reyrol to learn that James Me'r
, rill of tlilathlo. Fla one of the mo
j torcycle rider* in the Motordrome
connected with the Hheesley Shows, j
I suffered serlou* Injuries yesterday n* |
! the Kinston Fair when the machine j
which he wu* riding over the
j top «M she railing The young rider j
suffered a broken leg and a number '
of severe laceration*, w hile some of i
the spectators were also bruised The I
i accident was much regretted In Kin- |
j aton wise re the !tn*e»lejr Shows are
j *al<l to lia*e nmdr -gj fine Impression
GOLDSBORO N. < „ FRIDAY HORNING. Ot llIItKH
New,York Americans:
Take Second Content
From National by the
Score of 4 to 2 and Each
Team in Now Credited
With One Victory
fßy the Associated Press I
New York. Oct 11. —“Babe” Ruth
crossed with mighty treml today the i
threshold of World'* Merle* glory that I
has been barred to him for two year*. I
Driving out tmo*thunderlng home I
run thrusts In successive innings, a
feat unparalM In championship base- '
l>g}t history, Kutti was the dynamo In
the powerful attack that enabled tha j
New York Yankee* to turn the tables j
on the Giants, capture the second
game of the series by a score of i to •
2 and miuare the count with th>
world's title holder* In the Iti2l strag
gle for dluuioud supremacy.
First up in the fourth inning with
the score tide at one all, (he great
slugger put the Yankees into the
lead with a terrlffle blow lhat land
ed aifip the second tier of the rlght-
Aeld grandstand and started the
downfall of Hugh McQuillan (Hunt
nee*
implicated Trick
Another run waa scored In lhal
hectic Inning, hut on his neat turn at
lull In the fifth' the Babe crushed one
if Jock Bentley's southpaw slants In
to the lower right field stands Tlia 1
blow was the climax of the gam*:
Yankee victory waa clinched then
•ind there for It proved • merely a
formality to carry on to the fiiitab
It was a spectacular triumph for
the Yankees, whose punch mustered
Johu McGrow's strategy and gave 1
them the first World'* Series victory
they have known since the fifth game
Os mil championship a span ovar
which eight defeat* and one j| • huve
been the disastrous portion cf the
Aiusafiam League cbnuaptons ft
' was a brilliant day for Merit Pen
nock, left-hander who twirled the
Gtgnts Into subjection In masterful
fashion; and Joe Dugan, fleet rotted
third-saeker whose marvelous defen
sive play brought him repeuledly In
o the lime light.
mm f*
» Bay of Bays.
P.ul over uud above the mere out’s,
come of the game, lljp- brilliant cog
that fitted Into the. Yankee machine.
It was the day of days for Ruth,
baseball'* slur of stars, who has
come Into Ills own and found the end
of the rainbow of World Meries fans
for which he had sought before tn
vain.
Kuth'g feat of two home runs in a j
single World's Meries gumc' bad been;
Uoue thrice before In two decade* »t |
championship history but none of the
Instances were the circuit blows'
uiude In successive Innings and aue
ceaslva time* at bat.
Peuguck lavlprlhle.
Except for two innings. Penuock.
southpaw star of the Miller Huggins
staff, had the Giants at hts mercy,
twlrllug with consummate. Invinci
ble skill und hacked up by a defense
that at time* was spectacular. Op
I <wed to the frail looking I ut *u|>erb
ly ronAdeni left-hander were iwo of
McGrow's nimiud string. McQuillan,
who was iMimburded Into retirement
In Hie fourth Inning unit Jack Bent
ley. portatder. who except fir Ituth'a]
.eeolid circuit clout, pitched capably 1
for the rest of the game.
Pennock's Victorians iw-rformunce
was all the more remarkable In the
face of an accident In the fourth In
ning wlivnAe was strut the sld<*
and painfully hurt by the first ball
pitched by Bentley.
Shared tbe Glory.
The Yanks gathered 10 hit* off
pitt hers McQulllun and Bentley,
one more than the Giants collected
'off Pen nock. Imt the blows of the
American leaguers wer* more solid
(Continued ( n Page Two )
1 * ~
Danville Tragedy
Still a Myntery
tRy the Associated Preas )
Danville Va-. Oct. Jl Funersl aer
vices for William O William*. Ben C
Coleman, principals In a dtila killing
here late Wedue*d*y were held lale
1 today with the motive for the tragedy
' still a mystery final riles over Hu
body of Mr Williams, who was shot
to death by Coleman were held at
the Episcopal church The funeral
of Coleman, who commuted suicide
was held al the home < f the mother
of Mr*. Coleman Inferment was Ir
the remetery here , The condition nl
I Mr*. W (i, Williams, seriously
wounded when she tried to shield h*»
husband front'the idiot* front !Cole
man* pistol was rapnrtath late Mduv
j a* favorable.
UNI SOLIDS
£ nheOr dw
j PUN TO IMPEICM
Ignore (iovernnr’g Rccna»m«nd
-1 alien on I’roamaadl AnU-Klan
Law
' UHARGK C OMMITTEES
WITH THE INQUIRIES
' ■' '
(By the Aaauctatfil Pros* I
Oklahoma Clly, («tla., tht II
; Plana sos holdiug a euurl of Im
peachmeat to ro*l*w the official eon
duct of State execullvp otflrers moved
forward t.iday with Nkc run*coin* oP*
kxirswedloary *e *l«>n of the t..,
I islalurr tailed by’tUkveinor Walton
{ to consider anll-Ku Klux Klan legla
j UDoll. v
Ignoring Tor a Mtm- recommt ndn
I Hon* of Governor Wallun that hi>
bill proposing regulnthmid the Klsn
■ Ite considered Immediate!.'. House
J mambero at tlte opening aeaMon by a
i uunaimoiM vote uuthorUad Ihr Mpruk
, *r to name a committee of la'cstl
I gallon and the Impeachment to In
quire Into all offence* charged against
lin|ieachahle state oltlclal*.
The House the* recessed until tn
nmrinir aftnruoon when the commit
(eels axpectrd to he annoutired Th<
Meant* had previously race*eed until
morning.
In |yl* add teas, opening un exira
ordlniry session of the nssembly, th«
execuHv* charged Gun the Klan wllli
rcs|M>na|h|lHy for hundreds of oat j
rage* and punctuated his remarks by I
laying before the lawmaker* trans
cripts of all testimony adduced liy
military court* ot Inquiry, which
, under hia proclamation «f martial.
law. InvuatlgaU'd mob violence and
maohed depredaGons lit various parte
of (he state lie fuqtumted Hie as
semblyimin lo examine lit* record and
then publish It-
O' "Thl* all powerful aad m. st de
moralising 'super government' in un
dcrmlnlng the very csrourrstone and
foundation of onr government and
sapping the life blood of our ritlxen
ship,'* Governor Walton declared. "|t
must either be killed or the govern
ment Itself must finally g|v e way to
anarchy Amt revnlnlfcn There I* f
alternative or middle ground "
The Guvernor rovtrwed at length
the chain of event* which luiv,. kept
the state In turmoil tor a to: nth and
ronrliided hls message with a plea
Hist the I ..-n lnl.il ii re immediately
pns* a bill, which he lilmselr has
pre|uir«*d. “that the yieiqile may tx
protcried for e»or In ifielr |>erson,
property and fundamenurHVeities."
“The conflict hetwe-n the visible
’ nnd Invisible government mtpit lw
brought lo g c lose with S c implete I
: victory for the visible fftiverniu. nt or
Oklulioma will fare IndeflnKe Gir
nudl and strife, the rostilts of. which
| are bound In be dlsastrcuis," lie said
| “This Invisible, insidious and ter-
I rorlslng empire represents In un ex
aggerated form, fear, falsehood und
religious hatred which Is fully n
| empllfled from Its operation*. It
ought to lie apparent now to nil cltl
x«n« lhat the people of this stale will
not rravcnJy submit to the intoler
ance. iieraecutlon and oolrugeous vio
lence of a hooded organlxgtlcin wlili-h
operates In the dark and whose mem
bersblp Is a *ecrel KaelsFand re
ligious bigotry uud mob violence are
unthinkable when practiced In the
Open they become traitorously ind
.wickedly so when hidden behind the I
tin American mank “
He referred to the tilll »* “com 1
pleio and adequate to meet every cx
] Igency sud coin I agency Thl* luh
I provides fir unmasking all clllreu*
! and tonip> I* secret Organisations fu
■ publish a list of tlielr membership !
as well “
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VV ul\lh Government
To Supervise Ranks
fßy the Associated Pres* )
U’gvhlngtfm. *>'• II Far roller 1
tion of cherk-s and the placing of ill
hunklng under Federal super'isloti
were among the measure urged to
day m-forr. j Ut f'nnyreH.tnnsl Coni
rnitlee Investigating failure of Htab,
i Banks'in enter tho system,
J If Tr.-goe of New York vecre
t'iry of th v treasury or the National
Assoriatioii of < red It Men ndvmated i
both prop ssl* while W tv (» rr .
slotant fee rotary of the Association.
! ex prosed the desire for par roller.
| tl«*n In Ms^ff -
DeHtr«yf>* Disaster
Prolie Ih ( oneluded
(Bykhe AssiM'iated Press)
Man Diego. Calif. Oct II lnve«tl
gatlnii by court of Inquiry of the de ]
stroyer dlsindet on Me|>teuifH-r ft I
cIo*«h1 her* late todav with brief ar- t
gunientH hv eiMinsei (or 13 navnL offl
rers named defendants In tl»e Inves
tigation Findings us tho. court will
1 be transmitted to the Me< retiirv ot Uii
i Nasty uud v.ill m made public ht
WMbingtou nsxt yroak
' <1 t ,1
Junior Ord&r Committee
% Is Much Impressed WUhc
" Offer Made By The City
r 11 1 1
serrisH society
OF AMERICA MEETS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Hculrhmrn From All Ovt>r North
UMrolina and Distant Klolrs
l‘nment
CAMERON ( I AN HEAD
AND WIFE ATTENDING
<Hy the U*«rlated Tre**.)
IG'il sprleg,. N. f , Bel. 11.
With Donald Walter t amerua,
laird nt l.oehlel and I'hleflsln nt
Ike Kina f aao run a* It* guiwt
nt honor aad tsllh Guv. Tho*. G.
Nr I rod ot Mouth (art Has aad
f soierun NorrGoa of North ( or
ullau la. Blieslsarf, (he Hcottlsh
Model) »| America wMI bold Its
ssnusl meeting here tumerr ,v.
Member* ot (he Moehty here or.
rhlug here tonight from all »ee>
lloa* of the eoaotry to partlrl*
I pale Ijb the event* ot tomorrow.
I The renter nt activity will Im
Flora Mnedonnld (allege and
here the McotlGh laird will dcllv.
er the address wblrh I* da aw*
anal feature of the meeting* of
the Madefy.
•Shs.r-rus'i nt j
tHy the Associated Press.)
Red Hprlngs, N ('.. Oct. II —The I
Mrotllsh Mm-lety of America
hero tomorrow with Scotchmen diron
enl from North t'anillna oottiv
from distant stale* und Canada, and
with two tsM'hlnl. head nt the Clan
Cameron, and his wife, I only Iter
mlone Kmily Graham from the very
highlands ot Hcutland
Tho program for the went rails
for in address fry lioehlal. also know It"
g* Colonl Donald Walter Cameron,
following up. Introduction by A W
Mda-un. ..of l.uinlierton, and §n l>d
droas of welcome by Ooveroor Cain
'■rrj>ii Morrison. Response lo the ud
dress, uecordlug to the protrsm (
will lx* made by Governor Tliotiiue G
Mris'od. of Mouth Carolina.
Col Cameron and laidy Graliim
arrived In America lasi Friday and
were met on disembarking at
York by a delegation from the Meot-
I lluh Society of America Tbe Mcoteh
qiun win lint met with 14 brass bund
0
hut uUroidlug *0 reporta received
hare, a group of Mcoteh piper* start
ed pluylng un old Heotcli tune the
moment lie and hla wife stepped
nshoro.
Flora Macdonald College will be
the renter of (he gathering of the
McoUish HiMlety of America 1 , The
progrum for the even). 11a uni lined
1 by Mis* Kioiee MeGDll. of Mayette
. ville, follows- o
Fxerclse* begin nt 1- a m. in the
Woodland llx-atro of l-'lurs Msedim
aid College *
Brief word of welcome to the peo
ple by Rev C. G Vsrdell, I) D , prea-
Ident of tile society.
Invocation by Itev |. M Masvey.
Ill), pastor of the lte<| Hprflig Metli
ixlist rhureh. .
Greeting, to lox-htel by John Gor
don Giny past -preiident -1 Hie Ht
Andrew* Moelely of Hiilsdelplilu.
Greeting* by It 11 McNeil), of
Washington D c. pre-idint of the
Clan McNeill Hoclely'’ of the t'nited
| Mtate*.
I Greeting,! lie Dr. Petnt Mclnlyro v of
Goldsboro, president of the Arran
tHscl River Mcx-lely.
luirodiirtkn of ,l.»x-ht.-l liv \ W
Hl« l/'un of Gunitierton
Bp
Welcome to l/h hlel from Norih
| Carolina )»y Governor t'ameron Mor
rison.
Address by
R. ponse to flic address by Gover
nor Thomas G Mclxxl. of Mouth
Carolina
j An mm rice me nt*.
Picnic dinner on the campus of
Flora Mm dump Id | Ollet'c ■> .
I .Informal roe<-|iflon In the tptundn.
! of the college.
Concert al K o'clock in ih* evening
by she Ailsrue quaitett* us Turuni 1
j Canada, lustnlver* of the quartetfm
I appr-aring in Mcotcli kilts and tar ’
tan*
Following tin concert, the High
| land Fling dano-d by si* Flora Mac-"
donald College girls
| Nc’rto lleuvyweight
Scores Knockout
Illy ttie Asr iclated Preas I
New York. Act 11 ||*rry Wills,
negro heavyweight of New York to
night' knocking'out Homer Hmltii of
Kulamaxmi, Mich, In the second round
ior « urtnen round natah, In ' tlx,
(i)ie.<in-.l «ioiigU tUsdGuu et Lott# la.
(land City.
T, » "
Nothing Relative to Nature of Their Reqoin
mendation in Available But They Were I‘leas
ed With Three Sites Offered Here
It mum not expected that the delegate* ruprcaenting the Nation"
al Council of tlu> Junior Order United American Mechanic*, here
. yesterday for the purpose of inspecting Hites offered for Ike ieen
‘tion of the pro|M>M*‘d new Junior Order Orphanage in North Car
olina. would make nny statement prior to their departure from
the city relative to their decision «tin the matter or thi recotn
yieudatioiiH they will make, they did indicate prior to tholr do*
. parture that they were very much Impressed. The memherf of
the committee hud no licit It ancy in saying that the hottltillty
extended them by OoldstNiro had made them feel thiat tne poo*
pie of this cilv and this section are not making empty promises
when they sav that if tlie omhnnntn* should be k**»‘e»A In Gold*-
boro it will be aided and aasiated in every way poedble by *virj)
mini, woman and child in ttie city and the county.
STATE HIGH SCHOOL
AMU ATTE!
TP DAYS OF FAIR
Farm Bovs From All Over State
(iather at Haiti wh on October
18th and 19th
«
ARK TO TAKE I'ART
IN JUDGING CONTEST
(By th* Associated Press )
Raleglh. Oct. It. Over 500 fsrir
boys, students In tlx- ggAl’ultora'
high schools of lb# Hut* will spend
Thursday and Friday. October !• and
1». st the North Carolina Hut* Fair
fur th« purpose of Judging livestock
and trope, according to nn announce
raent todny by Roy H." Thomas. stnti
supervisor ql pgrtcultuiWr who be
rtiartte of tfl# program TOr the turn'
boys while here.
"This Is <h* third annual Jttdcln*
con'cst fuh vocational agriculture'
high schools and R will bring togeth
| *r ibe largest number of farm Ik>v
If'-ur a»eenlbl*d fnr this purpostu lr
Hi* Hut*," said Mr. . Thomas "Com
lira from ti7 schools and r*pr*s*ntlns
«<i nouaUus. thess boys w*r* select
*d from over 3.M0 *nt rants In com
petitive trials at the. local hist
school "
Th* llvstock Judulng contest, on
nonnc*d Mr Ihomnn. will In- hcii*
Thursday mnrnln* under the direr
Mon of Professor H If Rttffner of Or*
animal husbandry division of North
Carolina Stale College Mules
horses, dairy cattle, sheep, .win* and
poultry are to b* judged In this con-
Seniors In Ui# livestock depart
nxnlt of Hlate College will grgde th*
|iat>ers hgnded In by the contestants
Friday morning (he bogs will lake
pan In crop Judging contests, said
Mr Thomas. .Professor W H Hurst,
of the Crops Department of Htntr
f’ollege, will supervise these contests
Chose entering It will have to d#u
ouatrste whal they know shout Judg
Ing corn, wheat and the other cr ns
and the Identification of common leg
umes and grasses of the farm. '
Ovr »Zh« In cash prises are offered
In rKe livestock and also the cron
eiadlne content. A purebred Jersey
hull calf has been offered by the An
imal Husbandry Department of Hint*
College, to the boy making the best
score In the livestock Judging con
tests. while s prl/e of fir, will Im
awarded to the sweepstakes Judge in
crops
Tile contestants alii he the guests
of Stale College while h,fflW it.*
fair nml will he »iuarter«d In bullil
tngs on Hie college campus: Thnrs
<l«) evening a banriuet will he glv* n
lh.m l.v Dr |: c nr.mks, president
■ f tlx- college Mrs. Iktlth Vender-'
1,111 president oft)„. |' H | r w ,||
l>* one of th* principal speakera at
•be banquet Arrangements have
been mad,, f Ol ,|.e ho,* to attend the
Ht«ie-t .irolins rositt’fStl game Thurs
day afternoon
I .
kb* vtiHx spot cottun
New Vork, Oct II H|io« cotton
tomti t, middling 2« 00.
Thiec Memberh Os Train
Are Killed By Robben
t SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. Oct. 11.—(By the Axaociated PreaaJ
Three member of the crew of a Southern Pacific Kxpreae train
were x|iot and killed and the mail car oil th« train waa blown up
by t raft robber a who halted the train ax it waa entering a tunnel
i near the Oiokoii California line today A poaae ie in puratiß of*
, the banditti. , •Mudm
The n»«li ear waa wrecked and ait the. window*. in thwniMiat
chaircar ware shattered. No paaaenyern were. hurt' t . j> Aa
ASSOCIATED PRESS I
FKM'E FIVE CENTS
Inspect Threw HNe*.
The de'legatlon «rr|v*d In tbe cMjr
■hortly after It o’clock jreatardny
uornlng, coming v|g auto from Unt
ight. and Ihe morning hours word
<p*nt in Inspecting th* niton oWbrwd
by this city Inrluded in tbo number
omlng here went National Council
or Jo* li. Tunlson of Now fork:
Vice' Natlonnl Councillor Thoms H.
Walters of Pennsylvania; Chglrauw
lohn If. Noyes of tko Immtgrattoa
Committee Os Washington and Chalr
usn W A. cooper of Ibn North ObltN
’lns Hint* Committee of Ralotgh. Thg
Itstlngntshed visitors worn mot at thg
fennon hotel here sod were taken
n autopi blles, accompanied hr- X
ifbmber of the cltyM loading. dtlneaa*
n the trip to throo sites laepggled.
these being the Edwards pUoe, Um
Hollowell place s»d Penoherlnn link
Necessarily tbo romnißUo had Mk.bg
noncuuitullnl la *xpr«»»|oaewrelatlve
o the suitability gad sdaptllQky of
‘ho ihroo places aooa daring Um
morning, hut it wag evident Cram
tholr demeanor that they aaw ma<%
o admire *t tb* planes viaftad
'be do legates wort gasetc of thg
' ioldsboro Klwoalo flab. taggUMW ■' l
with a number ad the lied 111 rrl^gfi
erved by the Woman's Club of field*,
boro In tbo rootai of tbo OoMabdf*
Chamber of Commerce. Whoa thg
•lining hall was entered, tbo tn*odb
tloa was naked by Ike Re-- Zefeg
Moll, DD, patter of the First Bgp.
list rhurt-h of (loldobero. Leg by
Prof He I d<m of tut fin Ha horn ||J(
school, all Hume prwooat joined H
singing "America" add tb* pregragg
f the day begaa.
lb M fltllikia. In a few well chad*
"" remarks. Introduced (he mmbtff
of the National committee present,
and then the guonia from tRe cHy
w*r* lot rod need by Ikb KI Van lane
The "Mtnile” song then pat %o en
tire body In ■ good burner, mowing
.which George K Freeman. H*eideat
of the Klwaats chib felt honored ta
estendlng a welcome to the onamß
tee. not «s guests of the day bat an
fellow workers He enld the' be feN
as though the Klwsalaaa and the Ju-‘
nlor Order Committee are engaged Im
'the some efforts, vlg., that of up
biOldlpg. "The Klwaats dab Hopes
aud twite»e» that it will revive la*
splratlon from the orphatingi omlag
to ibis city, if It does coai md we
shall sirlv* to tpe utmost oi rntp abil
ity In set an eiample for the chil
dren placed In this lag! Rut ion which
will tw. in turn, an Inspiration *•
them.” asserted President freeman.
Other Premises Wade
Dr W. O. Cone, rector of at.
Stephens' Episcopal church, told lira
members of the committee that he le‘
lu (loldstM.ro, not beeguee he Is “to
the manor born" but that he hrMbere
Upw. choice He said that he had np
l*i fed wills city out of some fri.B»|
ot Kf.oiMi other American cities tw
which to make hla home and that ha
hud never had any occasion to regret
, that decision.
1 ( olonvl Joseph E. Robinson, editor
of Th* Goldsboro Argus, was aaat °
beard as s representative of the
Goldsboro Rotary club. Colonel Rob
inson reviewod the fact that Oolds
*"»ro. Wayne county and tb* Bt«t# of
North Carolina nr* rich la hlntorid
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