WEATHER *
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VOLUME 8IX; NUMBER 114
FEDERAL AGENTS AND MOONSHINERS IN BATTLE
One Badly lojared When Car
Tmns Over An 18-Foot Bank
At Falliog Creek Early Hon.
Earl Wlffgs Reported as
Seriously Injured;
Scantling Pierced
. Windshield and Shod
Between Woman
Driver and Man on
Front Seat; Four Men
and Woman Were in
Car.
Oao aa* seriously lajarad aad
fear taraH *|)i alnr vats
aad bruise* «b«a • Ibr filar
ceorh pleagbed tbrongb taw
•actions of ratling protecting
H tobway It at Pallia* i'rwk, to
taora tore aad Kinston, tarty
yrotarday aitrainr.
Carl Wtov* of Goldsboro It
mtopdy birt. to to » to.
gush atrau tha tbraat aad NtM
body rate aad bralata.' <jf
Virl Laae aawtalaed a twblrt
anal liati Johnson has aiiatr
rft. aad knlsH, Wesley Talltn,
aad Barrel suffer
«*d flawkborh. Wit** la la a bat.
total bant. Tbt Injuries to »to
others wart art «arb a* to noc
rt.Watr a May at a hospital. - -
Tbt Rarrtll wSau waa .aid to
tow btta tbt driver to tbt tar
wbaa It vwddlaly Ml tbt tig*,
toalb aad bb tbt raOtair to tat
toto*"|4adMW dtwa tw* wrttlta.
to tbt ftarr. bat to tbt lto-toto
•runtilu* a*td a* a part to tbt
frato waa described a. bavin*
ptotttd tbt wladilltod aad eater
fd tbt tar bttwtta tbt wtaiaa wbt
wa. drtilßf aad the aum ta tbt
fraai iml,
Plvaatat through the broken
tenet the ear tamed oter ton
ta nmbaukmaut at tbt Mat and
rtfbttd bull at tbt bottom aad in
a raunl which man iatt the
ereth. The embankment I* ahtat
19 foot blfb at tola point. M In
uli
Tbt areldeat happened aheat
tiM yr.terday morula*, aad a
ae*tw ll« la* atar tbe neeae to tbe
wroth hroevbt tbt mta of tbt
party for boapltal attention.
Tbt tar waa traetllla* la tbt
direction to ftold.bontat tbe lime
tba aeeidtat tceared.
BOYS NOW FACE
ANOTHER COUNT
C*roiier*ii Jnnr Hold* Maiwarhu-
Mttf Youths Responsible
Death J. L Hatcher
O'.
William Quinn and Aldort> Gagnon.
Springfield! Mail., young mm held
in the county i»il here, will face
charfles of mpitMaughter In thel
death of J. H. Hatcher. Ml yilvef
•>ntrmobllo man. ** well as In the
death of their friend. Peter Rooney. J
of Springfield. Mr. Hatcher died'
early Sunday morainic from injuries'
ruetalned when hi* car •truck that I
carry-la* the Hprlngfield youth onr
the Ml. Ollea highway Thursday
night.
A coroner 4 * Jury empanelled by T.
R Robinson held the yonng men
re*pon*tyt *• an certier Jury had
h@K3£BnM» i*. *****
of Paler Rooney, Tht-y arc bH»o
charged -with la realty of the Hudson
Ip which they were riding at the
ttipa of the accident,
t? utile official irp.An
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SPARTANBURG. Inly 11-
I.l*l Ttarry R. Jennings. pre-ldent of
the l.’nli 11-Buffalo mill* at t*nton.
and owevr*-*bw l»K)*t~T™Ntll»enl textile
vfrtrhrt* of -tM*~ ecct-im: dted mid
.'»r'v at hi* home In that city this
nt< rs log
ror*Tr.sFEm?Mi plot
NAWHSVILLC, Tenn, July 11-i/Pl
With nothin* definite announced
excapt that aa Investigation was In
progress, yfforts were continued to
day to i«tn the guilt for counterteft
tn* operation* discovered In tha
•Ante penitentiary kern. f
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
RUM RUNNING
WOMAN TRIED
Mrs. Bond of Now Born Appeal*
Astor Being Given Throe
» . Month* Term
’ , !
Jim, Henry Bond. IP, and pretty,
sentenced to atm three month* ta
Wvyn* county 101 l -for nldtn* and
abetting In the transportation of
liquor I* the flrat white woman eetr
t> ‘.ti'.t> v • niilar aenterce tn tht
count}’, (or a like offense. Count)'
Clerk J. B. ' Hook* beliaeea. i Mtt*
Pond of New Bern, waa sentenced by
Judge p'niut in county court yeater
d*y, si" i nve notice of appeal aad
hurd wua f med at 1500.
Henry It- tut. of New Hern, husband
of Mre. Kent, submitted to t char*
so ttauspo. Gog* whiskey. Judge
T.I a i'd reblenetd him to 15 mouth! on
the rour’v roads for thl* charae. A
count of »pcratln* an
cqnipped with a Mjnqke screen do.
vjee was sctK up to Superior court
sod dibit of Pl.ftOO was to hr
outre*! for ti ls charge. He will t»
tr.ed for this t'fense upon com plot
In* the sentence of trsnrfortin* whts
key
W. 1. Oali .br. also of New Hern
was jump a sol pro* w|tb lenve on a
charge of conspiracy rfa drtvut the
prohibition law \
Mr. -and Mrs. Hoad were occup
nn's, with a 11-yonr old brother of
x Mrr, Bond, or the rum-runniftg car
vutetr wav wrecked west of the city
Holiday a week ago. .About thby
gallons of whiskey were taken by
ihe officer* and a quantity estimated
at twenty gallons was broken in the
crarh The automobile was yeoterday
ordered confiscated by Judge Bland.
Hot 1 lias a notorious reputation as
n turn runner and smoke ecrera ar
tist. according to advices Out of Ral
itgh He Is wanted on aeveral counts
in he Capital etty, it Is said.
'P>e case against' John H. Hester,
of I’lkeville, charging with having
whlekey for sale was continued until
J *lv Jg at 2:30 o!cJoyfk.
D’lier case* disposed of ware as
r ( llnw*:DubeH<M-an*ston. carrying 4t
etneealed weHtjjli. jndgmtjnt suspend,
id ’ ntll July 18; Jhannpm Bennett, ro
rcivliHc sntl transporting, submission.
dnys and to nerve a suspended sen
tence on another charge: Ruck Crum
p'd-, former Plkerlllc policeman,
manufacturing whiskey, tour months
on the roada; Will Hamm, whiskey
for “kly not guilty: Moses Forbes, op
e-atlng efife without license and
vli'atlng Plkerille Sunday law. Judg
ment of the court withheld.
MYBTEBT !»EKf EBIB
NKW YORK. Juljdhl—OPl- While
| police were trying to utfravel tha
tnyatery of the murder of two wom
en today, the decomposed head of n
woman Wai found In Brooklyn which
police thongbt might possibly be the
head of Evelyn Martino, aged 20,
of the womt'u. and milking
since Jun« 30. <,
Odd Fellows Hold District
The Hlxth District Convention of
Odd Fellows will lie held In the Ja
robl Auditoriupi of the I. O. O. F.
Home in Goldsboro W*tay Attendance
!■ expected to run from l&tt to 300. -
The, program will begin at 11 o’-
clock and after the opening exercise*
by Chaplain G. 1,. Gay of Rocky Mt
fttiTMo oT i»oitisb<jrt», will de
liter. and Jußfewr of welcome. Hus
response wHI be by A T. Watson of
TartxffF The routine buslnoiM ses
sion will then be conducted*
The feature of the program la the
jMtdrc-H* of Silas It. laicaa. Ex-may
or of Wilson. To this address all tha
visitors and staff of the Orphan
will be invited. There will also be
several short talks.
At 1 o’clock a picnic dinner will ha
rpread on Ahe lawn of the Orphnnar*
Thl# will be attended by the 044
PARK PROVING A
POPULAR PLACE
V t,
1.54 M People Counted nl Her
| * man Zoo Sunday and Might
; Have Reached 2,500 ,
People from as far away y Porta
mouth. Virginia, were among -15*5
who visited Heririan Park Sunday
between tbe hours of 10 and 5
church hours excepted -end wonder
ed at-the city’s soo. according to Roy
J Parker!' superintendent of street*
end director of the park. Mr Parker
kept an accurate check on the crowds
petwesn tbe hour,, mentioned lie
* believe* that had not ibodds and
heavy min blown up about & o'clock
Sunday afternoon that the number
pacing the park might
hare reached
M A» It was," he nald yesterday, rtllr
cloud* came up Just at a time when
we are* usually getting the biggeat
crowds ."
. M- Plrker listed cars from Ports
mouth. Kln.ton. Wilson. Ml Olive,
Fremont end many of the mtrround
tgg towns and cities
Getting most, of the attention from
the ispectators were tbA twin deer,
presented the city by IM pair given
the park by lionel Well. The mother
deer noyribtgtcd the twins—twins
are quite tbe exception witli Mrs
Deer. It ia said—aa he- part us the
dlty’s fourth of July cetobratinn. Yes
terday the two youngsters weer spry
as kitten* and as nimble a* goatk
The -mother continually comb-d their
hair or smoothed a wrinkle In their
rnttny skins for the admiring crowds.
■n»c little fellow* ere * potted while
thetr parents or white. The spots
util disappear about tlw\ead to tba
d&SgANMJLtoto •• .*»
A number of improvements have
been made at the park recently. The
inopheys have a new cage, with In
dlrirdual sleeping quarters, and the
bear*, have enlarged rages A bear
and a gnat are hobnobbing In one of
the nags*, a sight something out of
tha ogdinarv
For the child An who u«ed the park
*.* a playground. twenty-four substan
tial swing* have just been added and
.1 spray pool and wading pools con
structed. From twenty,to forty young
sters use the wading pool each hot
afternoon.
There are now twenty-four animals
In the soo at the park: 1 alligator, !
Tula *ee«e. i monkey*. 2 baboons. 3
racoons. 2 foxes. 1 . coyote. 1 three
legged chicken. 5 dear. 3 bears, 1 boh
rat. 1 tiger cat. 1 goat. 1 pony, 4
rquirrela. 3 Vahhitjj, J owl. 1 hermnp
hrodlete chicken. 1 Ylyin* squirrel, l
1 pound gold fish.
BERIJN-FRISCO.
HOP SEPTEMBER
(Jertnnn An; to Use Staple Water
Cooled Motor in New
' Attempt
BERLIN, July 11.—OP) -Otlo Koen
nccke. the< famous German war ace,
plans to hop off about September t
on his projected non-stop flight from
Berlin to San Francisco
| Kocnnecks will fly a Cuapar bi
plane fitted with a Junkers single
motor. He told the
, Associated Press today that he would
be accompanied by hla financial back
er. Count George Salme-Loubach, A,
I relief pilot will be aboard
Fellows of the convention, their wive*
rnd families who accompany them,
end the faculty and children of the
T w
Home
At J J« the Odd Fellows will recon
vene for the election of officers for
next years meeting.
There wTil* be a meeting of -the
N?tlßfL Lqileu _<Odd i’elloaw and vUU
ing Odd Fellow* at the Neusc Lojlge
8 o’clock Tuesday night,
all member* are urged to attend both
ibis ami tha convention.
The holding of the
convention at Ike home her* Man
become an annual event and has
met with marked success. Compris
ing the district and the lodges of
Goldsboro. Mt. Olire. Rocky Mount,
Wilson. Tarboro. Spring Hope. Roa
noke Rapids. Kim City •
GOLDSBORO* N. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 12. 192?
FUNERAL FOR
J. L HATCHER
Hundred* Attend Service* for
Popular Ml. Olive Man
Killed in Accident
• I.
V (Tbe Sew* Hareaut
M-r OLIVE July 11- Tbe body or,
Mr. John Is-wl- Hatcher. s*-iOnd vie-'
Urn ofna horrible automobile nt*yi
dent on the Mount OI(> t-i lot d»boro
Highway * Thurediiy night, wu* "tp
terred tn MptCe Mnur'ernaisn
ttyy after noon- IK-alli came oarl)
Sunday^mmnlng In ColilalMinp in the
bospilsl to which In- wav tskeu HB
medlately ToUlywoii' the urwldent.
Mrs who was (erhiusly
injured at the aikme time, was unable
lb (have the bo-<pUal- and Mr this
reason Mr. Hatcher's remains went
trken to the hoaie of her father.-Mr.
J. A tt'esihrook. From hare the
/
lime Cm I service was rnßdurft-d hr
llav K M Enipes. pastor of the
Methodist rhurtli In the poiicluslob
of thy serviews at the g »>c In Maple
Grove Cemstgry. Rar W M liaker,
pastor to the Pieebyterian church as
sisted Tbe Jifpsc VW Coveted with
rtofipi tokens gj exptwdlnnal beauty.
The aetive puli bearer* were all
employee* to Mr llatcher These
were Mssara. 2 D Sutton. Walter
Uelj, Owen, U#ll. Luhy Bell. 'I
Strickland. H. R. Hpntherland. M i
Holloman Thd honorary pall bear,
era wars: Mesags- B. C Jurncy, Al
len Cox, Nat Jg»n«jr H M Cox. C.
W. cmvar. R,gM. McLesu. Jr C.
J>t .VUbwap/ toaWV. Jfcmlto.rland.
Jr., M. O SuMffilsrUn. J. C. N'orrla.
K. C. Caaay. J. J. Wbitehurst. Pal
■an withering ton, W K Lewis, D
H Knowles, Dr J. W. Wilk'Ttts. If
D Andrews. L. B. Ring. Ihr C. V
Henderson. I>r Thornton. W. R.
Btraughan, Louis BJiftrman. A. 11.
Oliver. Dt. R 1. IMrdcn. 8. L.
Warren. June Martin. Granger Mar
tin. Albst Bryd. Jamn Davis. M. C.
8 Oherry, Dr J. E Moore, F. A.
Andrews, J. If. Rill lams, KoherY
v-mlih, Currie King aud Tltomaa Me-
Gee ' " * :|
Mr- Hatyher was reared In Mount
Olire, hjivin* lived h> ro prartlcally*
all of his life with tha exception of
a few months spent in Brldgerllln,
Delaware, shortly after hi* marriage.
For several year* he bad held tha
fjherrolei auk mJdiUe agency here,
and was very sdWmaful In hla bual*
ne*s, bringing to bear on It the cn.
thusla*m and energy of superb |>hF*
*ical manhood. He was very popular
In business circles ahd aoclallf. and
will be greatly missed In thevtown
aa well a* In hi* stricken family. H«
leave* a wife, who was heroes bar
Harriagc'Mis* Nannie Springs' West
brook. it ml two sona. Samuel mid
.ame*, aged about nine and sh-a year*
reapedlvrly tSurvrllng Idas are aleo
He father and mothar, Mr and Mm.
H, C. Matcher: two brothers. Mr.
M J Hatcher, and Edward Hatcher;!
and one slater. Mm. John Dew. of
Wilson. To all of these sorrowing
one*, the people of Mount Olin- ex
tend deepest sympathy **-,
llerr for tbe I'hvi^
Among the out-of-town poopH here
tor the funeral of Mr. J I* Matcher
werei Mr. and Mr*. J: 11. Wont
brook. of Rocky Mount; lfj-. Sam
uel Raurlc and Mr Robert Rtmrlr nf
Raleigh: Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Knnte,
of Rules Greek; Mr. and Mrs W. r.
Morphy. Mr. W. F Murphy. JTt
and Mr and Mr* Dlnford IJ{OjLD K
Fremont. Mr, and Mr* George Hoo.l
and family of Goldsboro; Mr.' anti
Mr*. A, D. Hawley, of Goldsboro;'
l*r and Mm. K L. .nd, >rte*
WUUa MoG-orven and Mtae Lloyd Wil
son gII of Wilson; M.l»* Rarih- Wll.
k ! fia. Rose HH|; Miss novntle of Wil
•on; Mr and Mr*.' H. J Faison
Mr. and Mr* R A Moore, Faison;
Pm- Qiady, Miss Tt'nttnit a„d mt*
Wa.'ton all of Wilson; Mm Seth
ffthhx. waarort •Ms MlTltaat Hatch-*
er Bruit’* Greek: Mr and Hr* Du
rant Hate s er. Fayetteville: Mr. aftd
Mr* John B. Hatcher. Gaffln*. 81
C . Mr. and Mrs.'.Harvey, Buie's
Creek: Mr* Byrd, Scotland Nnck;
Mr and Mr* Blwckman, Rule's Creek.
Mrs. Bell. New- Bern; Mrs.yWHey
Dew, Mr; and Mr*. Hew land Branch.
Mr. and Mr* U J. Dew. Mr. and
Mre. John |>ew. all of Wilson and
Mr and Mr* Moulton Royell, of
WEEVIL MAKES
L AN APPEARANCE
Scvmml Sect ionm Report Dan
agf Being Done by Cot too
Destroyer in Wayne 9
'With reports of boll weevil damage
from at least six sections of Wayns
county farm experts fear that tha
local cotton crop will be cut short
this year if the wet weather con
tinues. As yet the neason for a aotic
able amount of weevtf lnfecUojt.-4*
early, ft waa said, hut already tha
pest -is making In roads on many
acres In the county.
Uounty Agent Robertson yesterday
Issued a statement detailing the #X
teni of the appearance of the weevil
In *l»e county and diacuaued tha boat
means of controlling the past. Ha
gaid:
‘'Farmer* fiout several sections of
R Svn* reported much svidaaoa
to the notorious prjt of King Cotton,
the I toll weevil. This Insect Is hourly
dsaiuging tbe present good pronpeets
tor » crop of fiat cotton, it tg asag
to utuf juptaraa on the ground nnder
naath the cotton aUlka. which means
that t!i"«e fallen aquarea wJH fail to
mature sny of fha lUacy style.
"Mr. Jack Herring of the Dnnlelg
rhg|»al comumnity Goldsboro rout*
three, has found evidence of weevil
ia naually foupd In spots or patch**
dfod usually n*nr woods or buildings
nhich afforded protection through oat
tha winter ur.onC&r Bom* tins ago
roporte from the Hi Oliyr* ssgtkm Ib
dtogted l onaldambl* waavtl tnfdtob
tion for this svaaan. The Belfast oom
manlty has not bean spared alfber,
a* wecyii injury has bean reported by
Msssrs. Pale. Bartlett and Barden to
that, section.
”Wb*« sb»H* h* to light tbt*
psal? Anything or uothingf These are
Qgaiitlonj} being **ked telly. !a an
swer. we should suggest tint oM ot
the tirot and sureat aa wall aa cheap-
Mt metboda of controlling boll wesvllr
on your fram la to naa all Uia cUUdraa
tiTB liable, aa well aa grown-upa, la
picking up the fallen squares aad
burning these By no doing many
matings of nurture weevils are de
stroyed early at tha time that tha
cotton atalk to making the beat growth
and the valuable portion of the crop.
Tbla la one of eight necessary thlnga,
according to ,tha National 801 l Con
trol Aaaoclstion. and it la recommend
ed highly by all authorttlaa. But tha
preaent la the only time that this
can be done in a practical way aa
later the taak would be a I moat Ijn
ponalble
"Another point in thla light la to
plow, or cultivate the cotton oft*n
thla month The other method* re»
terrcd to have nlrvady been practised,
excepting in cases of infestation above
t* n percent In which caaca a farmer
le advtaed to polaoa hi* cottoa. ualng
dual poteou. Pnr thla polaonlng rule*
may ,be had upon appJlcattop aad aa;
alatsnce iu aa many caaea aa possible
Dry weather after tbla date n ay over
come the Weevil hut If 'ahdwera and
cool weather continue we may etpect
a heavy weevil damage to the cotton
crop” ’»
Tor further Information. a«« or
write your county farm agent—A. K.
Bobertaon.
Funeral Yesterday For
Wayne Man Kilted Sunday
Rirl I/<>f tm, .’O, son'of H: ft I/Of.
■ i «. 'b*v ' n ' '
tin of Goldsboro route 2. wax hurled
yesterday afternoon at Willow Dils
t'emtiery Service* were conducted
by R<v Peter Mclntyre, paator of tha
first Preebjrtcrian church. ‘
Young t/oftln. aerTlog a term for
Tarcen). wa» killed St 12 -Hi Hun day
bjr Clay Grtffin, 21. of On Ilford coun
ty, St Celdeonta tartn in Halifax
county, Griffin, It 1* »ald. w»» en
raged over the fact that be believed
T,eft in had reported to prlaon auth.
oritiea plana for escape mapped out
by Orlffln.
Prison nnthorittes ware notified of
the homelrltla immediately after It
happened ynd Fop«rtntenrtent George
Ro*s Pqu ordered Griffin sent to
Jtalelgtl where ha would be sate
from violence, not to mention his
*>*ter dflifcJog. thp stronger »Wt«
U■' . .
One Officer Is Critically
And Another Unaccounted
For As Posses Still Search
Battle Occurred Near Fort Barnwell in Craven
County Late Yesterday; Man Brought tdftah
pi tat Here Held Under Guard on Suspicion o£
Being One of Moonshiners Wounded in Bat
tle; Fear Friends Attempt Remove Hint
Deputies on Guard. V.
‘ . • 4 to* S '
W. F Lewis, Federal prohibition officer of Mpore Bounty,
ie in a Kinston hospital not expected to Hue; a brother proM*
bltion officer, Uneberv. at 18:80 thie morning eras reported M
missing, and Irs Swirton, of Fort Barnwell, Craven county, with
a broken arm bullet wounds through the lef is guarded is a
Goldsboro hospital by Wayne county foficera. Such in brief to
the story of a gun battle between Federal prohibition officer* and
moonshiners at Fort Barnwell In Craven county late yegtirdny.
bosses of Craven end Lenoir Couety officers and dtbefes were
«couring«the Fort Barnwell section. t »
Swirton is guarded at the hospital here under orders front
Craven county officers on the theory that he eras one of the
moonshiners end was wounded in the exchange of ahSKTT'T,
Telephonic instructions from New Ben at 1 o’clock this man*
ing were to redouble the guard over Swirton, Two automobOee'-
one a seven passenger ear and the other mi open roadite* iwgrd
described as having left Fort BemWeil a few minutes surlier. 7110
cars were believed to be loaded with friends o| Bwlftin mb*
planned to remove him from the hospital hare.
14 WAYNE GIRLS
TAKING COURSE
' *~-r --y ~~7 —' -•-- ■ _
Thk CotMtiy Is WdD BiijirisdM-
Held lit Raleigh
The fourtoan Wayna county girl*
nr* attending tba annual Girls Bhort
Cour»e In Raleigh thta weak.
Edna Mas Paata from the Nahunla
I’ommunlty, who won a scholarship
In the Eastern Dtstriot for ba«|gw
.done outstanding club work la catt
ing Edna Mae Peal* last fall also
won tha 926.00 premium given by the
Balt Jar Company at tba Tarboro
fair for having the bast display of
canned products in. this district She
fl*o has shown a spirit of leadership
by acting with Nell Aycock as a
leader of the Nahunta Canning clnb.
Betty Hardy la re preventing the
Seven Springs Pood tjlub; Ella Him.
uant, the essay's Chapel clothing club
Lotlle O’Berry. Broaden Clothing
clubs; Mary Brown, DnnM Chappl
food clnb; I/aura Aycock. Nahnnta
clothing clubs; Irena Aycock, Aycock
clothing club; Nell Milta. tha Eureka
Ever-ftaady food clnb; Alice Deans,
Belfast food Club; Glad* Chestnut,
Dobbersville clothing club; Oetarta
William add Hasal Price, the Junior
and Senior clothing clubs of Gran
tham*: Hilda and Itfulae Perkins, the
Rosewood Merry. Makers and Thimble
club.
These> girls while at the abort
course will study two courses choaan
i fom the following: Oirta Room |m.
provement, Junior and Senior noth
ing. Junior add Senior Floods. Recrea
tion and a Cultural course, which In.
dudpa (inutile and picture apprecia
tion, good manner* and etiquette, and
food literature.) Thla work will fit
these girls to be leaders In their club
and to carry on the work in the
ab*i’ttcp of the home agent.
prison Unless there la an Immediate
■ curt It is expected that Governor
MfLean will be asked to order a
term for the quick trial of a prisoner
ariioee record faaa bexfb uniformly
bad. Little Is known of the young fal
low prior to bis coming to the state
prison, but Mr. Pou aald tonight Uurt
hi* conduct at >tbn state farm ha* bean
I hat of a trouble maker. The prison
er ig believed to have (Mjen In one
of hi* greatest grouches whan ha
struck, according to every testimony,
>oung l/oftin with a abort shovel,
(racking his skull and killing htmi
within half an hour. >
The evidence that Mr. Pon received
from the farm, represented Qriffle aa
slipping up behind ix>ftia aad atrik-
Ing him a blow without a ward. T>e
"amp 1* prevttded bv the DWHf that
(COTUgued 90 **l TtfO] I
Member ol
The Associated '
Press
PRICK ITt* ODOR
Tb* latue neenso*. senordtos W „
I Miriees front Kb*tos sad sm see*
I roborttod frwa •ortfjryrel ah*
rovtnlad th.lr Uhrtttif
fori* to arraat A* oporton of tha
I nit rad of eomnd arias, Ip* Mdh
abisors (nkM (Mr gnu. Unobwg
at one* areaad Art. aetf on* MC*
■BOMuXtaora Ml, with a IrsgJSpL
Two of the dietitian had liaMViM;
Lowia m ho polled hi* ptoC#v«wf
weapon from Me aroi». -p
His *i»M son* tho addins JMfc\
Lewis stoned wMT ton dtftiuito\Mij|
to shoot hint. VrU
Ron utnaJ* ta# niindlbim
*»» enotod JRi
Uvls did ms. htigontl AMtimm
vards and than ho stosbi. >
ho dM M, tho HWh el thodtHtotog
plant ofono ftra sal two hnttota MW
a ptatoi siartMd the eaaail of Ms be*
He craatplad. hot to a amnsot atom
bled OB thransh to* mode to a fatal
honae and taaarad a tenant to tetli
blm to a Kinaton hespKal.
He wa* atlll «Hhlm whoa lid
r«ached the hoofUsl aM too Star*
told a bo»» ta la atoMl ton atory hd .
related before he went to'toe esscnl
inc table for earySoß* to ftnho tog
the bulleti aaWMj to hto body. <
LftMbMf
Hi* laat lank teal; ha was pM
as saying, reveatpf M» btethar ntt.
eer still hi the baa* as tha mea «fl
the still Uashsrg. Lawfa waa tutod
as saying, had shot aae of the meal
in the arm before 1* am* hHnaaH
r v*r powered and kali.
Surgeon* probing 1 the wound* <4
l/cwta, located ana of the bullets hat
could not locate the other. Tha ta.
.satin* had been perforated three
|im*a. It waa enld. The federal
hibittog officer lapeed Into uaoufe
iclouaneao and M Khutsi about i
o’clock tt was said that ft waa dautib*
Nothing more had hten heard trail
I.ineberg. The Oarea county sheriff
bed led a oofloraa of deputies and dCL
tena tnte ttu aonilan but thatd
search waa ddteribed a* fruitless.
District prahthßfou Oftieer McOnffp
was leading tha hunt for the gMal
who shot Lewis and for tha ntetnf
ware n peeae Mute Dealer Bounty.
ftwirton. tha man hanattr gnmdaiy .
In a local hospital under atefMtaa of
b*tag one of the dtatfnery tywntwi
who eogaged the offteatg in bettta, s
had n broken* am tram • abet aad
two wound* In tha leg. Rl wad
brought to the hoontlol about at*
o’clock yesterday ofternoaa.
Claim, Mary AnHcHal —*
Deputy Sheriff Carl Shrith Sul
picked up the oar bringing Mb hate
r travelling at a grate re*% MM ft
and being taM that • psgnlil mm
tCgMsvM