WBATHKB
Probably thundershowers follow** by
M4mu temperatar* PrMay. Sat
urday fair. BHghtly warmer la tba
laUrtor.
VOLUME SIX; NUMBER 111
ONE DIES, FOUR HURT IN AUTO SMASH NEAR CffY
No Derision Oo Goldsboro To
Dunn Road Given Following
Hearing By State Road Board
Harnett Delegation En
dorsed Samp
son Split, One Com
\ miurfoner Approving
Project, but Clinton
Men Prefer New Road
Newton Grove Into
Clinton; Large Dele
gations Present
RALEIGH. J ily 7—(*)—Controver
sies between county faction, war*
hotly contested before tba highway
commissioner* la aaaaioaa Boat
of today whan several hundred mas
from, various (action* of the atata
appeared la dalagatloaa asking tba
commtiaioaara to add road*, taka
tharn off. or change thair location.
Aboni alghty-aaran mile* ware added
to tha system for maintenance and a
majority of tha contract* awarded to
low bidders In the highway iettlac
yeetarday.
An aanaaally larga delegation waa
t*|rd from Columbua county, asking
that a road from White,llla to sup
ply byway of Ballatta be placed upon
tba atata aynUm.Thla would require
about 27 <ntl*#
Twe faction* from Sampson. Wayne
end Harnett* counties war* *l*o on
hand, ana requesting n rout# from
Goldsboro to Dugs. which fould
•wing south to touch Newton” tirowe
othaig j turn—And two ibM«r
road*, onemwb Clinton to Newton
Grows tm Wwltr rrom fvewion
nr ora tq connect with rout* VO.
A delegation headed by Jndg* Lynn
from Pander county requaetwd that
tha road frtMi Elisabethtown to Bur
g*w be added to tha ayetem.
I
Ho decision ae to tha petition ©•
Wayne rounty and of Harnett county
’hat the rood from Goldsboro to Dunn
by Newton Drove b# placed upon tha
•tat# highway *yste* was rendered
following a hearing oa the matter In
Raleigh yesterday A ruling should
be forthcoming in the neat few days.
It ia expected. The proposition was
considered hp-g full meeting of the
9k»te highway / >*emßl»»io*. -
~ Kenenth C. Royalt, attorney for the
Wpyne cqußf y highway oommieelon.
protested the
Goldsboro to Dunn beforq. the meet
ing. A
The Sampson county delegation was
split on the leans. At one mem
b«,of the Sampson highway commla
yion fa eared the route which the
dalegation petftihoed be tak
eW oebr--from Ooß'sbw-oMo Dunn,
The majority, * were oppos
ed to the project. Thptr-caused waa
presetted by Majof George Batler.
L. A. Beibiipe;'and Archie Graham.
Representing the sentiment* of
Clinton la preference to the Dunn—
Goldsboro project. The road they fav
..red would hart roqutred an addition
of n full twenty miles of etatf high
way In Saotfteoa county an granting
this would use up nil possible appor
tionment of atate highway mtledga
to Rafpptoa for tha present
Ae an alternative, the Wayne dele
gation luggaated a compromW# route
from ’N»wton Qrov* into ( Union but
u route which would hare followed
tbf* I>uin-06iasDoro rotti# w nwu
ten miles. It wne urged Wit tblg
rdbM I* mm ebur utsd «tv* HMB 1
the road from Newton Orotre which
she seek* and at the same time leers
- Wo J%
ramgrnn which woatd make possible
th* taking over'of the Dunn-Golds
boro project.
Wayne county had about 1* rittiem
at the meeting Sampaon 12. and
Harnett about J. The latter endorsed j
th# tiking ny»r #1 th# wmiU cOiAici*
lag Goldsboro and Dunn.
Evsry member of tbe Wayne coun
ty highway ccnnmieslon attended the
rnffting «»nd n km nrufßllt ifidlUlfd *
1.. A. Raney, chairman of the board
of county commiaaloaers; Joe Rosen
thal. W K. Stroud. Prank Borden.
Oworpe No#uftod, County Engineer
Bam D. Bcot;t and Aaalstaat Engl
«««-«•
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
DEWEY CANNOT
ACCEPT OFFER
• -
Regretfully Refused Election
County Beard Place Account
City Peeltien
George 8. Daway has refetfully
declined to accept aerrlce on the
Wayne County Board of education.
<t was learned lastly veal ag. Members
of the board had selected Mr. Dewey
to fill the vacancy created In tits re
signation of A. H. Edgertoo. for a
number of years chairman of tbej
toard.
Mr. Dewey explained lu refusing
the election. It Is understood, that
he considered himself duty bound to
remain as n member of tbe city board
ss there are certain matters started
which need tbe attention of all those
who hare been originally interested in
their beginning Mr. Dewey bed been
named chairman of the city board
af'er the resignation of ft. C. Kom*.
gay. If be had accepted tbe county
hoard vacancy, he would have been
required to resign from tbe city
board
SHEFFIELD HAS
MADE A REPORT
i
Rotation* Brtw—n ■■ United
State* and Mexico Arc. '
RAPID CITY, Jjly 7—<JB—A first
hand report on the troubled relations
between tbe United 8 ales and Mexico
was given to President Coolldge here
today by James Sheffield, ambassador
"t Mahico, hm details were withhold
sending farther eon versa! lons.
The ambassadot 1 had indicated be.
fore departing from. Rapid City that
lu hie opinion there would no change
'n ihe American attitude toward the
Mexican oil.and land laws.
Pressed for a statement regarding
frequent rumors .that he intends to
reetgn, Mr. Bheflfeld declined to
comment, saying that he would not •
discuss the Mexican situation In any
way until he had conferred with Mr.
Coolidge.
—U-
JATAMEBE AGREE TO
'LET TROOPS LARD
SHANGHAI. July 7—oP> —Advices
from Tokyo state dispatches received
at the Japanese foreign office today
told of an agreement reached at
Tslng Too. Shan-Tung. late last night
by which the U. 8. would land 1.000
bluejackets there and Orest Britain
send a contingent from Shanghai.
The advices said th* agreement was
reached at a conference of the Brit
ish. Japanese, German and American
consuls at Tring Tao.
AMERICA* GIRL IN
MARRIED IR I.ORDOR
LONDON. Jnly 7.- Mias Matilda
Houghton, daughter of the American
ambassador, was married to ( handler.
P. Anderson, Jr., ypuna New York
banker who we formerly secretary to
Mr Houghton at St. Margaret's
church. Westminster, this uiiirnooii
French Airmen To Pilot
• - - —Colttmbia Back America
4
FARIN, Jaly 7.1 P) Charts#
Tnitad. an aan need ienigM that
L lurk* DreniUn, noted inert .
airman, had been selected te ly
thd < elambla to A met tea and had
accepted. Levine will gel» ■
passenger. •
p Alt IN, jqiy 7. —(AP) —l'and
fcctcd hy the a%r tragedy at his
trnas- ttlnntfr trip, (am mender
Richard Byrd already ha* con
sidered plans for av'ntton effort#
ev«n mere gpertaenjar. The death
ASHEVILLE IS
SIX BITS RICHER
CiMfintw Htrickon, Man Ra*
turn* Small Sum Stolen 12
Yearn Ago
ASHEVILLE. July 7 ÜB*d. K.
81ms ran a grocery here twelve year*
ago At that time he hirqd end Bred
many grocery boys. One of those
hoys now a prominent young Ashe
ville buslbess man. called on him to-
Aar.
“I am going to Join the church.
Mr. 81m*. and I have something I
want to gat off my mind ftr»t. H the
voung business man aald. “Twelve
years age when I worked for you,. I
stole seventy-five cents. I also drift*
some soda water and ate some fruit
(hat you never knew about. ) figure
• hat I ewe you |I.SO. Here It ia, I
•tm deeply sorry."
Mr. Him, refused, to take any mon
ey for the sodn water and fruit, He
j said tha young man waa welcome to
I that. He did accept the Tie on the
young man'a Insistence that It would
relieve kla conscience.
Mr. Him, related the story to
newspaper men with n broad amlls
of satisfaction. "Just print that for
the benefit of cynics" he said. "All
men are honest at heart." s
YOUNG WOMAN
TAKES POISON
,e
Pretty Apex Girl Not Expected
to Live After Done of Bi
chloride Mercury
RAfcEtOH- Jwty 7 Bather. Milts -
young woman of Apex, ia at the potm
of death In Rex Hospital as a result
of swallowing six bichloride of mer
cury tablets seven day* ago. While
the young woman has been perfeet- ( >
ly conscious durlgg tbe pmt seven
days, she has given uo reason for her
apparent attempt at suicide, report
hospital attendantS
-Bhe is described as being unusual
ly pretty and about 22 years of age
Little hop* is held out for her re
•■overy. She hsa been married but the
name of her buebaud la not know-i.
Mills is her maiden name A: lister
and two brothers of the girl are In
tbe city with her.
BAN JOHNSON
MAY RETIRE
Off For Special Meeting Club
Owners Wit h Future
Dark
CHICAGO. July 7—</P> Ban John
son. ruler of the American League
since its organise- lon 37 years ago.
slipped out of town today to attend
a special meeting of club owners t«
New York tomorrow, without, know
ing whether be would be asked U> re
tire or continue Inepffice until IH3f>
at a salary of 240,00
Rumors that the
cxecullve. ha*,
Ing for two yeWl might beremoved
from office enituuJgfesJJn-TeiJort, from
New York a* th* club owners began
to gather for their session.
TgOOPR STOPPED
I.ONDON. July 7. —OP) -Owing to
I reassuring news from Bhantting, says
t a Reut'r message from Tokyo, (he
Japanese war office has decided to
postpone tbe dispatch of troops from
Dairen, Manchuria. To Tili».3tai;*^
Pale, Hmsil'* wild jangles and
the Arabian desert are Incladed
In neen* which "M hoar the ham
N kb prepeticra If the program
es the America's skipper Is fal
lowed. »
Tbe next seven or eight years
. would he devoted to these com
prehenq'jves .cbeme. for aerial
egplerntien es tbe lees sections es
tbe world.
Meanwhile Byrd and hia companion
fliers keep up unabated tbe atrenu
(Continued on page five)
1 ■■ * h * ■ .i
GOLDSBORO. N. C.FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8, 1927
i ML Olive Mao Is
Seriously Hurt
* -* - ■ • * '> o
Peter Rooney, Spring-
Held, Mass.,. Killed;
Hudftdn Car Occupied
By Three Massachu
setts Youths Hi t
Chevrolet of Mr. and
Mrs. Hatcher; Search 1
in Vain for Fourth
Man Said Been In
Hudso^.
Piv® wcrA injured, one fatal
ly, in an nujpmobile accident op
the Mt, OHv| highway nt‘ar the
Peach-A-ReMR farm at 11:80
lant night, i
Peter RoAcy, of Sutingheld.
Muss., died Jt 1:15 this morn
ing from tMeffectu of injurieH
sustained inVthe smash. Mis
upper jaw hgd been torn away,
hig right eye left a mars of pulp,
but d*alh t»as due priiu-ipally
to blood from an internal hem
morhage which clogged hit*
iunga.
J. L. Hatcher of Mt. Olive is
seriously injned 'but expected
to Recover. fid suffered ntimer-1
oua cuts about the fßce, body and
limbs and «■ still unconscious
from his injufjes.
Mrs. J. L. lUdtcher Is pgin
fully but not kcriously injured.
An ear was Awrtically severed
from her sustain
ed cuts, and ipaaible fracture
of several rib®,
AI dorr Gag non, of SpringflehL
Maas., suffered body cuts and a
.long gash on the head, but was
not rendered unconsctoitr- <rom
the Injuries.
William Quinn, of Springfield,
Mass., is unhurt, except for
negligible cuts. ~
Th* accident occurred when Mr.
and Mr* Hatcher were retnrnlng to
Mt Olive, driving a Chevrolet. A
Hudson sedan carrying Ihe Spring
field. Mae*., youn men wna travelling
in the direction of Goldsboro Those
who examined the wr<>ck('d car* said
that appearance* Indicnt'-d the two
cars had met head on.
Hearrh Per Mt,»hMr Man
Quinn tcld a representnttv# of The
Newa that the driver of the Hudson
•lipped off the pavement on Ihe right
hand side of the road and made a
sudden turn to get back into position
that- Ihe car *werved :md staggered
Into the path of Jthe appronohlng
fhevrolet The latter was romirlete
ly .plintered and the front of the
Hudson was dengnllshef, (Indicating
that the latter car had beta travelling
at a high rate of speed. It was anld. •
Officers who hurried '0 the acene
of ti»# wreck searched In vain for a
fourth party; said to hove been she
driver of the Hudson at the time of
the accident*~Tiils man, Quinn told
o representative of The Newa. had
given -the Springfield. Mast., pals
s ride from near Wilmington earlier
In the evening He! explained that
he and the other Mastachusetta young
n»en were hitch hiking from Marion,
h. (\, to their home intho Northern
state. j 0
This story of a fourth oceapsnt of
the Hudsvn caused Depntv Sheriff
J. C. Kornegay. Sgt. l>an Norrla, and
s number of cltiaens to search the
vicinity of the wreck and ths adjac
ent woods for a wounded man. but
their-senrch wa» unavaltlnr .Upotl
Hv;aJ*--4u..sceii»' iqswsr ewssvvwsm—*-.wwwomsi'e,,'tOs.i*ii 'yuaeiei"^«.n on
being brought to the Spicer Sanator
\jtn, Quinn and Cqjuton rtawsled the
stor>- or the mi’cing itnver and Dr
Spicer dispatched another car to
•earch for the man Aga^ia-Thr^nurch
* *» Wn % a*' qp
.. Dl*rredit Stwf
Au the fare of these facts, officers
discredited the story Th#) pointed
out ar tile >ame time, that the license
tunic Jud " been J?,vmx£ .tel® the
Hudson Hloody finger prints about
th* place where thg- tag had been..mi
the Hudsoin indicated, the officers
-aid. that the tag had been Ictnoved
-4iy someone who had been injt red In
(he accident County- and «Uv o(fi
Hals started at once an effort to trace
the first sale of Ihe automobile
The most, seriously Injured of the
party, Rooney, Mr. and Mrs. Hntrher
7-were hurried to Spicer Banatoitjm
(Continued an page five)
CLUB COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING
’ -
! New .Movement Started To Stbn*
utate Rotary Artivitie*
In CRy
The Goldsboro Rotary club will en
tertain the teachers of Aha city
schools early tit th* school y*ar «nd
will euiertuiti wive* of members of
ti e Huh time* the coming year,
if recommendations decided jpon at a
Heeling of tbe council at the club
tt th* Hotel (Hildahoru are adopted.
The council gatherelng was the first
scheduled in n program intended to
Mtmulatq Rotary by the luoomlng
(resident. Dr W. H. Smith Chair
nen of committees compriae - the
couuctl.
The Importance of the ’boys work
oommlttec geCing bn*y on m “bhek to
w hool" movement waa stressed at the
council meeting. ,
The sense «f tbe gathering was Jhaj.
mi out-of-town speaker should
iccitred ter gp occasldtra# "at ant "I
night, with a musical program about
very six week#*.
Fublicntloit <(jF'a weekly bulletin to
circulate among the membership
l( anted a, a possibility. Herretary R.
E Stevens and th« chairman of the
publicity committee were instructed
tt gi her tints on the cost of such n
uubllcation and to report at an early
date. „
ASK WEED MART
TO OPEN EARLY
u t.
Govamora MtLrn and Richarda
1_ Taka WIU TV
The hope thst the T'nlted State#
Tobacco Association will adbeee In
the request of Governor Richards of
frttmth-.p nrottnu |md Governor Me-1
Twaiipf North Carolina and open the
-week marks!* earlier than waa ori
ginlally scheduled waa egpregped hy
lfMtpi lobtcco men here y^irdiy.
South Carolina wants her markets
opened on July 2* Instead of August
I), granting or rhts pettlon would ran
the opening of the Eastern Carolina
Tnarket* probably to August 29 In*
ktrod of September 9.
Tobacco men here yesterday point
ed out that the seanra this year la
from a week to ten' 1 day* In advance
of (he reaeon last year nod that
holding week until the opening Sep
timber S may In Instance* be rosiy.
The matter has been taken up with
President Cek-rington, Os the Tob
uroo Association at hia offleet in
Itlchmond,
Former Policeman Is
Still in Jail Here
d
Dave Cram pier, formrr PtkevUle
policeman, laat evening had not given
the 2300 bond, required tor A hearing
cI»N a charge/ of manufacturing whJs
ley suit was at it I o confined In tbe
-Wajmg/s-ounty jail.
Crigutpler, It I* aahl, resigned a,
the Pikeville officer on July 1. On
July « Deputle* Kornegay anil Smith
iaided a Mill heyond Fremont A
white mun wm carrying beer from tbe
barrel* at the still. He took tn the
tall "limber* when he sighted the of
ficer*.
"Carl, that* Buck Crumpler," Kor
tiegay remarked as Ihe man sped
•iway "Catch him
Smith did catch hi,m
Friends of Crumpler were working
ltd a yesterday to five bond for him.
jt la exgected he wilt go free
this morning pending a trial
Report Ford Does t( About
-.. Face ’ HDn Jewish Question
*r.w roK«. July r-fu*)
Th«> V« fork tatHnw aa*»
_ thft Hr nr) lord ha« iiiwilNf
that •hrnre/orth |ft«
lidf>fri««l ■Hi he cyidHMi
aadrr mrk a expire* that «rtlrl*»
rr tier* In* at»u* the /«•■■ will
enter ainii appear la ll« rol
- a «■■*." ------ -
» I.H me Mi,* Mr. Ford It
•looted “That thl« -lateweat la
atari? n m) •«« ialtiatlve aid
-wholly la Ikf laiaraat of rich! aid
Jaatb-e aad la arrorriaaro wllll
■ hat I regard ar aolcma datj
Credit Balance Oi State In
Cash Is $1,403,583, Shows
McLean In Bodget Analysis
TO REPRESENT
WAYNE COUNTY
School Board Official* WIU Do
In Raleigfc at Equalisation
Hearing
Wayne comty will he repreaeated
at the hearing given counties dis
sat lsfie’d. with their ai portlonmenl
in the equalisation funds In Ralelfh
today.' -v. • i.-.
School officials for this county,
white believing that Wayne 4|d not
• vH exactly Mint waa coming to tier,
1 have not filed a formal pro'ent with
1 the equalisation hoard and will not
attend the hearing today for a formal
Hearing on the Witter. It had bean
’Height that Wayne could receive
about 251.M0 from lb* equalisation
fund. The final apportionment was
i prrexfmutely f 11,Odd.
Comty Sttperinteadont J. T. Jw
onte and Mr. Kelly of Mt. Olive, a
member of Die county board of educt
ion plumed to attend the Raleigh
hearing today.
Yesterday Governor McLean issued
a statement saying tha equfUtttloa
hoard ’* anxious to give eouattM
which ora dism(tinft*d with their
share in the fund a thorough hear
ing The statement was hy.
r High apota Os the MaLa»iM<Mh
dntrmen’ .Lilia:
“It (e nsßlifft from thin short re
npitulaticn that the crax es tk»»
athtic - -- li in fht ulaaffaa
fixe* by the R(aie Beard upon the
pf-oporiy »f tl.e lounties
"If it haa'mnde a r«t«at mistake,
or If facts collected hy others khoeid
show that It' ha* not properly rained
property in nay particular inatano*.
then at coarse a body of man select
ed at this one won. no doubt upon
suck suggestion would Ht only he
willing, hut anxious, to give a hear,
ing to those who ev* not satisfied,
and to review thqir own actions la
the premlaen.Tr
It U not possible for any com
mission tn have don# this wofk Ip n
cnrefnl. «ati«factory and correct way
within the period allowed hy tha
legislature ending Jan* M, 1927.,
This M seem* to me. is the weak
point In the statute.
"The Whole matter, hoirqyeff.' Ipb
hero placed in the hand* of thin
dints Board of Equalisation and
thrir action in the matter i* not
subject to the control of any other
department of th* State Government
The goeernor hlmnelf ia In an way
tart tel pate* In their deliberations and
he* not n'lthority td call th* board
together to reconsider any action
that it ha* taken."
~fi ■ '
BAM HEN WAY NKCi RE
I »K OF FOKKEE FLAME
0* w
PARIS. July 7.-GIV-Dernt Balch
en. one of the 0 crew es the trana-
Atlanttc plane Amgrlca la conaidor
ing going to Amsterdam tonight to
bring hack a Pk»kk»r plane for th*
uee of the diem over the week-end
which they will spend at La BOurget.
- It la ppnrthle if be carries out his
plan, that they will make a (light to
England Monday. *
a* a man'and na n eNJnbn."
I hat this Jearnal ha* boon made
tie UMeßnm fev renarmsthg of.
pladed fictiens, for gl* lag car.
Cency I* the se-called prefer*is
have demsnstratod, a* I learn
Is he fergeriea, and for red tending
that th* Jew* have been engaged
In i conspiracy te eontraJ tha
indestrlea and capital es th*
w*rtd>
Member ol jM|
The Associated tl
Press «M
nuen Fiyn cflM
w,
Executive Budget Ail
Which Went Into »
feet July 1, lttfty
Pointed to is ResDou*
s? iz/tzjai
sinn^s^/ujTSd
Will Soon Issue Out*
Bus.
KALJBOM. July 1 ~m~ A f*ot
boioooo #f n,«mu to tMk tar 04
Honat.m 1 MO-27 l* taotMUOMfr
M UPSbOt or th. fIKJOI #
•ct which ««M IMo odteet
pjMk hr ooooortr MaLaoo • ?
for Iho flow hi yoor tSta-tt, JM;
«rofit bataoe# wo* lI.HMM *|fnß»
tho flrto poor 102047 wtaoh tagM
Juoo SO. ihla yoor. tho erafU hffepgt
wm im.ru owktao th# total toy**
f.rot two m«o aaf*r inffUta tajlta
•xoeotlvo bwfoat ts Oooarwor MW'
»f 11.4'Utt, r J*
Tho (tawnor ooM Mo 4f*£»
hiidft tof ty
Mb oOtl'irflillV ; - ” .* C
Tot*) rorooMta o» no mm mm
«*ro MlJfMtt (or tao ffhooT «W
Jo*6 M and f12J4U40 JOT UHIL
Tout opooOltßNO, oaAor *wiJ|
tt«u, tor toti-ft woro *11.701®
nod tor 10*0-07 tataltod *l4 I*7 jil
Th. otMdOMOt prop*rod by P*'
c-«*or McLooa eaprwooty fir t»gW
on. thowod tho m rtVOMO oHR
tton» lor tho floeol yoor hodtaHg
Joly 1. I*M oof aofta* JOoo M. ft.
rmouu< to flS.lta7.lta. OOf ItajH
fiorol yoor bocteof Jilyr 1, Hta ih#
tpdtnl Ittoo N lilt to >HJMJtafi
tnf tho oottofott rmprf* ooMojptaO
tor tho biaaalaa tIMSJtt) woftU|»
n»jo«. •'.it "-Mm
rw tho ftooOi yoor oofof Jojfjf
iota. tho total ox poofi ton*
muiotlr* opproprtottowo Otaofgte
111.702,000 oof ter taa’JUoafll#
ended 0000 M. Ittr. UMfVJOI K»
•CtrofOto or ttaMMOt for tho MB
Th«M ijirotlOOO roWtat O
botonce In rank lOT ftt ttocol fU,
ittdod Juno JO. INS at tMfMUuj*i
for the tiinsi jrisf n4ii Jjgpg wHMI
Os 115t.700 or • total oroSi lilMta t*
cosh for tho btaaoloai of U.WX.
About Mpy 1 ttit. tho tMfotiifr
nn of which tho yrtaMf li (MW
made • toatottro roport. hOMf MM
tho collect loot to titat foto Oaf tab
Jin..tod revoaooo tor MM roMM*
of tho nor, which taOWif ao oaSte
otof tahSta at tho phf Os tho t||b
r.iwo* of 1700.000 OollOfa.
Tho actaol roooH. howooar OhotMS
that tkta croflt hOjteOO thAod Ml
about *300.000 of hobta ratood. Mo
to Haro wo. h* largoty to tho ratio*
tkta la tho eotUcttewof tho ■ ll|U
V taaoo darfac tho 'teOtah ol Ihfit,
IM7.
to Hoy. ion. oottatatef ~ w
-w- lieoaoo toon war* iHatatt* ft
ii tar 000 tap **■- wtoa- otta
ao-wwiy fi.iu.4fi wo* ooitootad.fatal
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