weather
, t 4* 4
ffcir BuacUy and Monday
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VOLUMB SIX; NUMBER 174 **
Ten Killed In Crashes
Os Airplanes; Seven In
N. J. And Three In Cal.
•* cr
F«WM| Fokkar, Owned by Rcy-
Mtti Cnuml ia N«w ]«r
--» my Orchard
* ■'
DEAD MECHANIC IN
AVIATION TWO DAYS
Had Given Up Garage Job To
Get Into SMMtbing With
Bigger Future
PLAINPHCLp. », J., Sept. 17—
Seven part®!*# were killed te
day end tire injured when a, Fokker
airplane which kM flown orer nil
the airway* of Burapc and had made
t«ne famous trip from ttnttand to Vfuft
Africa cranked ia an apple orchard
nepr New Market. The machine w.-ia
owaod hr the Reynold* Airways awd
was beounht to this country from
Holland about two month* ago. It
ket oat from Hadley Field thin af
ternoon with it's load or passengers
nocking their first thrill in Uie air.
Tho dead included Vlie pilot, the
mechmic, two ether men, two wom
en.' and a 7-year old boy.
N. King, the mechanic, met death
on hia second day, la aviation. He
quit a Job *• a Karaite mechanic on
Tharaday "Ight ia order to ro Into
> aomc hint? with 7 bigger future.
There wero •• eye the
croak
A
Three Die la De#erl fn«k
PALM DAL*, Calif, sept 17-
(d*|—Three men one a uniformed
naval officer, were killed when their
nnml alrplene crashed to the desert
,22 u*||n* east of here today One of
the two men In civilian clothe* who
aecqmpnaiad the of.leer wa# identi
fy a* K. Booth, of San Diego.
. '■* . yL —
Levine Ha* Anether Quarrel
CRANWKIL. Eng., Kept 17 {4V
Chart** l«cvlqs, wfro has quarrelled
already afflliMl?r«u*pilot* w»i at log,
y r-'beads with a fourth today, Capt
Waiter HlachcUffe, both the before
and after their two unsucecasful at-
Uuvpta to take off for Indian In L*v
lad*a Columbia
The difficult!** developed early
tbla moioing when Irvine snid that
he would not fly because the ground
wna too wet for a take off. Hincb
cliffa, retorted that ho wna tired of
thooo delay* and that if he didn't fit
today he would not fly at all .‘T have
reached the and of my patience," he I
1 John of the
Columbia Aircraft Corporation, build
era oif the plane, aupport-d Levin* In
M* argument and the pilot told him
to "Shut up/’ Th# aftar two naanc-
Ctaaful attempt* In which the ptnne
cnjldered overloaded failed to rlae.
Levine ISt TST I Anion
tint her For Air Rare
BPOKEANK. Wash. Hcpt 17— (4V-
Speedster* of the air, from the eat,
wont and aouth. gathered her# todav
to perform in the national air race*
next week, which will he rlhnaxed
with the race to the finishing line
bare of Tig plant* entered in 3 trana
- continental deride*.
The Spckane ali-non wa* alive with
activity Seoret of mechanic?
set up and adjusted plane* entedad
ir the local eyfHa that had orrived
by express. aim tnnaup'englne* that
railed other plain* and mourn*nine
from dletent fart* of the country.
The. principal event will lie the
roa-atop pkee from New York l"
*Wfh jkere ere T entrant*. Th.; rac
crt in tbe' gAkor "■ TWO trank ennffneh•
tkt meed WtH mm.. .«!»?. JifflKL—
°* " ‘ - - ~
WOMAN SKIN-ll II Kl «:
HER HI KB hi*l» KILLED
HaIIMONTON. N J , Brpt 17—
(4^ —Mr*. Margaret Lllllendahl war
*l.the H ? jpmon-pn, t l?nr t ark'< -jf.Ut;
»Ute pPR** t«*der white poJleie and,
.county dekectlvd* continoed their
aearch fer the revolver which waa
wafTW-IfFI for At jw«*W ftttwmiiif.
Dr.- A. Willi im Lilliendahl
Dr tdlllendahl. a retired phvalcian
ahot in death on a lonely road
near At'lon, Owe* Tint one-half mllaa
north of here, Thurk*iay aft**rn««n.
Mr*. I.lllendahl told authority* that
he waa kilted tn defending her from
two negreea, who robbed him.
avksu'-an author dies „
ANTWERP. Belgium. Sept 117-
typi—Henry Milner Rideout, noted
Amoricen author, died today aboard
' th* Cnendien Pacific steamship
Mountnalrn |n*l ee th* ship **» *a-
Una* tbt Sityildi.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
Walks Over Mile For
Aid When Throat Cut
*>
Robert Godwin, Grantham
township farmer, is in Spicer Sani
toTium. aeriously hurt as the re
sult of baviug suffered a slash
ed throat when thrown against
a P
e broken windshield In an autotno
bile accident, detail* of which
were not available. It was said
that Mr. Godwin bad to walk more
than a mile, stemming the flow of
blood from his throat as bee* he
could with his hands, for aid. A
special {Mtrae -had bedi a*"tgnwi
to his care at. the hospital lust
night. }
ARGONNE RAIN I
GREETS LEGION
- •' * N l L ’
c foh< ■ ■ ■■
But ('Kill. Stunt l*eltin c Fails
To Dampen Riotous
Welcome
I’Alt!8, Kept. /
weather—that l>ld pen«-tr*tlng,
slanting raid—closed in »n ibe Am
erican Legion today
Th* Legionnaire* arriving at Paris
■n Ibis the lart dsy of peaceful nioh-j
ilisatlon for their pious pi Kiimag;j
found that it. chilled them Just as it j
did ton year, ago In the trenches as
they went over the top in that fau-Jkl.
I west
Three thousand Legionnaire* aerlv 1
ed here after having landed front
three steamer* at IlovTe and another
at Cherbourg. “
Co’d rain pelted down upon M»r '
chal Koch. Gen.era.l Pershing and Na
tionoi Commander Howard Horace as<
they paid homage t<* the Amerlfoa
war dead in Sureanc* ct-melerv 0
But the gang I* all here and th*
rnln has neither dampened the e"-
(huaia-'m nor chilled the worth of the
French welcome. Twenty two thoua |
and men, and women fonninv
the delegation of the Legion and it*
ruxi'lary arc here to refre**nt their
posts ut the convention which opens
Monday.
f)
Unique Point Law
Is To Be Argued
RALKIGH, Kept. *7.—(VP)—lf a !>as-j
aenger In an automobile has a half
eallnrt jar whiskey between -hla
lees la the driver of the sbtomobile
guilty traiwuiort itig whiskey’
This point of law will b« argucil be
fore the Btg e Supreme Court next
week when Z 5 cases from th# fifth
judicial dWlrict come up. The iKiltll
waa raised in the case of State v*.
William Bell . Bell. th» driver of the
car, relied on the *dml*alon of R*u»
ben Otithrie that he whiskey belong
ed to Cuthrte and Bell had nothing to
do AWi it. Bell received six n.oothu*
roW^keutence.
AXITV PKABOIIY H|\H
NEW YORK. Sept. 17—(4b—Anita
Pealicby. owned by Mrs. J. R.
Herts, the $IOOJK) Futiarrty class
ic two year old gprlng at
race track today, winning by a neck
from her stable mate, Retgh Count.
Victorian was third, a length h hind
Retgh Count The time tor the six
quarter furlongs was
31 4 fi
jr' *. 11 « • gv /• it a •
For $125,000 Plant Started
Engine#* Van Iturcn - f the Mavis
- rV- d *+kwr 4 <w>ij i arry of tS«ht*lßifu' tv iru a
tliWlllij mi" luniujr- f<n fot’ Mu i
llant - lion-, from wLich a fir cl of
twenty tnuks will serve fifty conn
ii"H (>f Sortb ( arolipa null th' eh' '
olale drink now being Inlrodu* «d In
twenty five qtntral citlv* of the
Hailed HtS'ea under the direction of
headquarters in naltlmore and Paris
The company’s investment here will
represent a total of 8128>,(K)0
Tlie Mavis Company ha# pur
«based the Blr.xHl building near 4he
passenger dep? I formerly used ns u
»ar*ge by the Motor Transport Com
pany, and the hnlldlng ls being
i hanged to meet the needs of the
company. It Wrill be on month, how
ever, before ihe Jdant here Is prepared
to enter upon the manufacture of
Mis drink, . •
G4JLDBBORO, N. C. SUNDAY MORNINGj SEPTEMBER 18. 1927
Hit by Car, Mt Olive
Negro Expected Die
Arthur Winn, 24-year old Ne
gro critically injured when hit by
an automobile at Mt. Olive Fri
day, was barely alive at the Golds
boro Hospital late last evening,
and It was doubtful if he would
live through tha night. Wina'a in
Juries war* such that surgeons
had not attempted to perform an
operation. He suffered several
fractures and internal injuries.
Par'icutars as to the accident or
the name of the driver of the csr
could net he learned laM night.
Winn was married and had one
chi’d Ha had Juat completed the
erection of a home in Mt. Olivo
and. wonttl have started housa
• keeping in it yesterday
CHECK SELLING
AND AID PRICE
jThig Is Advice Given Tobacco
I Growers by Warehousemen's
I Association
WILMINGTON. Sept. IT (A3 -
With on* market already clo.cd, an
etheir scheduled t* clone Thursday
t nd still another Frfduv, the border
county market* of the South Ctrolina
tobacco belt are slowly winding up
one of the succasi'fnl season *
In history.
The Ml Tiibor market Ci.W. d yes
terday after selling during th# sea
son 3,l'Od.Onn at an average of |26 the
j hundred
j | ILumherlon. one of the gr'alc.t
i mu'keta in the belt *lll close Thurs
day. Since the openlining August
j doubles sale* have been running and
j more than 7.22ft,<*00 pound# of tobnc
: i<* have been sold tn Lumbertolk for
MS 2«.
Fairmont, the largest market in the
! (.lie, wilt eel labout 18.tMKt.onn pound?
nf tuhneo* the aoeaon’a average
price nf 922.M«'VI^|I V
. . —(—►
wilson: Bept 17 (43- n«*oiu
, tine# urging tobacco gfowers tn
hold their crop In reserve and gtvs
whrehottremen end tobacco rotnpan
; lea an npr<» r !uni/v tq e’enr lip tht
■ rnntisMhn "-"re p-isaed here Isle
hi* afternoon by Wlleoe director* of j
• lHe North Cerolina Warehouse Assoc- j
iatin*.
<r he action t ikeji on the theory
that higher price# will* prevail If the I
growers check the enormous wsv*
’ of tohacro which has flooded th* mar
kets ia this section «
IDENTIFY YOm«
WOM tiY KILLED IN
MOTOR ATI IDF.NT
ASHKVTLI.K. Sept. 17— (43 -A
young..women killed in an *H*omoW|ej
accident near her# yesterday after,
neon' Ha* heen identrfted a« Mis#
Jean Laroche, of Birmingham
polio* were today attempting to
eomniunlce'e with her fattpv. whose
faqr* they had not learned hut, who
,i* said to be « real ralnt* dr iter in
with her auui Mrs
Mood as Atihervllle, Ala
Miss lairorh*. a nurse, had Iteen In
Asheville f»bout three months. ac
cording to a frteud, W. Y Ttcese,
w*io identified the hmlv. Al a room
ing house where site had lived it -wa?
said thart she had moved Thursday
end bad not be rs seen aince.
Mi#a fairocho was killed when so
Automobile In which she was Idtng
with f'larke Johnson, nf HiPinoro,
nutnfrqri off a biidte In the t r <'rk* of
the Roatbern railway several feet be
low.-
J A R«>w*u, ("rmer.y of Wallace,
*WiWi ftWftecii*'"Uic< n .is manager- of,
4|o, .Goldsboro • hyanrb ;trr>m Wjtl<. : K
lulf of, the s'a'c is lo l»e served, will
arrive In the cl|| Mi.n'i.i>';.
Eiv'C ihousand ».!>• ; "f tin drink
we te shipped to New Ik-rn by horn
Ironi ItfUtlmore and have been truck
vd to Oald’hofn l*r«'limln*ry lo the
Inlr-odjietlori .-♦>( the brand to thl
territory on a who!c«alc m e
wHk.be offered aa n
II /da* v
/lint Mavis i an > i# bacji it .
-Arne ts the lending flnancia^fiajl• - The l ’
The N’ea - Jc.irn .
I apd they Xglertd Geoidslioro at tie
i center foT their activlles; b«Hav
ing if til* h»at city from (he at rind-
I- point, of shipping faculitlea from
[ wbclh to eerve that portion of North
Orchils esJt of Durham.
BABY MIX-UP
IS UNSETTLED
\ 0 • ;
Mrs. Han Smith Still Contends
Boy and Not Girl Should
Be Hers
(LBV LI AND. Sep . 17 lA3 Mr*.
Ham Smith as she lay on h-r boe
pltal bed today begged that scluik*
tell her ts the gill she nurses Is her
own or If somi- ether little lj*by bus
been sahslitiiti-d for the baby buy sh>
thought was lu-rv
Her face showed be strain of
doubt she has suffered since Aug. 2‘J,
when alter she given biith t<> a b.djy
and waa'told that It was a hoy and
tli*-n n few days l*t"r was haudt'il a
krl which hospitalM atuchrs raid’was
her*. !’
Shi- looks forward tn Monday when'
Common Plena Judge YVeygaadt nml
4c nainhc-r of ji'lijvid-nd'y leading phy :
KUlana will decide Vs It la fsaagM* Y*j
make blood teet i of jh child and It*
p« #niH to find oui if tjie baby she no?r
nurses. Inti whhli she clnlins Is »»
her own, la In entity the child liorn
to her August 22. *
“Always 1 waa happy ufler my bs
hies were liorn," Mis. Smith anhl ill
the hospital today. "We wmen suf
w h r n our Iwhlee are born. When 11
woke up uft#r this child was horn.
I wo# proud and happy. I couldn't
aleep, I had In tell o her u others In
ftc ward of my son. (It nurse said
h# wan a fine H.|ioimd boy. The other
mothers were ?trul with nte.
"Tli'n one day tin- nurse left the
hahv wilh me along time. I.ike all
insltws I wo nte I to **<■ 'lint his 111
lie body wan perfect and no blemish
on him. t played with hia little feet
and felt Ills Htt|# kgs to sc* If they
were firm and strong.
“I wanted to see my llttic boy when
no on# waa around so I could he mire
hat there waa nothing wrong with
him. Then came the shock,' I was
( l onfua , 'd. I celled th# mime. They
had brought nte the w-tang baby. The
little one in my arum wan n girl. 1
renumbered what the nurse had said
to the other mother*.
“4 remembered liuw Ut* dovM»r aod
ray husband, tb# aecoa.l day, taJked
at my bedweid and the doctor waa so
jolljj as be tolc| my huabaud about
our son, because It niado due
’ family for tie, with three girl#; nad
(wo They ssy they will prove It -
by blood tests and by the babies hnhd*
and lent that this child is mine, but
always th"r* will be that difuht. I
can't he ae. happy'n# I waa with (he
others."
WEEKLY WEATHER
• ~i»
Weather outlook for the week be
ginning Monday.
South Atlantic, slates: Partly
c'oudy with occasional local thunder
i how* j * Somewhat- cooler Monday
night «r Tuesday: then leuiprrahirc
near normal.
ItOS.WIN FRIMIM K
GNAWS niK WAY OUT
ON A WOODEN JAIL
, * O
Kept .17 (4N-There I
are varieus way? of eKiaplsg jails, aa
prisoncru ftive dein-nairmeu on oc
easiifh'.,. but it remau.ed/fdr an un
jdeniiiied wlii e man, (Vurgc,! wlfiT
erankeane-** and' up here by
Chief «f Pulii e Mr»#« lo guuw and
*er«t«-b his way to freedom. “
The-eliief. gning In the
after the incarcerutlun earlier In th#
oay to rnrrv his prisoner food, found
an empty cell am) • large hole in Abe
rear wall of the old wooden guard
. tinnac- G»-JW>I lion +rd Vo -jltr thwrrrv
(hat Hie prisoners had gnawed his.
way- through—Hrc—lwiiirdg:
LIGHTNING 11l h * Toll M l O
HAHN; EOt If ARK KILLED
r™ .IVT A«I UAi I s-iiMjiVkjnys*', ■ <4*? * TWre
prrsJß vr#re (l-arH-ftiny, kliic.4-t)> IN*
o*m# bolt of ligli nliig late yesteMjav
ifuraoon ut a tdksbeo hagg u,, ( .
hw#*.-, as the -vefr# ttirfr two n.ulc#
and a (log wc'r'- alao viitlnta of the
same bolt and. a fifth human being
missed d#*rh by .liiebes and suffered,
severe shock.
T#m McCreary his son Men M<
Crenry IX. hie daughter Halite, 13, and
Harvey It." Rutrher 20, wer# hanging
tobacxn In he burn wh#n th# bolt
•ttlMtfsir'the .binldiug and bills-1 them
instantly.
Th-- two mules and the- d"g w»re
just out aule and wi re killed‘‘when th*
boll Jumped from the structure. A
brother of Mr. McCreary, who waa
sanding In front of the bain, was
knocked <fo»n and badly shocked and
• a 'hut lorn tO bta tout,
Princeton Boy Badly
Hurt in Accident
Gideon lout. 7-year old son of Mr
and Mrs Ar.hur Leo of
is expected to recover from aer
lous Injuries inNioted when hit )
Ijy the automobile of Mr Bynum
of llalt'igb at Prlneelon Friday j
right Young
the I'.uld'horo llq.pilul and lias u ■
fractured akuM, a bi«>ken arm,
'leg and collar bone llyntim
wrecked hi* autoniohilc in the j
■ ditch on the left side of the road ;
In itn effort to avoid hitting (ho
bov-whn suddenly darted from the, i
filling station <>! era ted by It io
ta her No blame was atlactied to i
Mr llynum The boy ia and r tht I
car* of Dr. D J. Hose.
mFadoo « ill __ i
- NOT MAKE RUN|
Ti-S ‘
‘>■ :n •
Makes Definite Announcement of
Withdrawal Aa Can
didate
WASHINGTON. Kept, 17 (4*l -
William Gibbs McAdoo, wlmsj presi
dential campaign was wracked in th#
titantic struggle with the f >«Tes of
Governor Ak Smith at Madison Square
rardrn three years ago, announred
today that he would not enter 'h#
rate for the Dttmoemlic miminatioa
in I»2*
There were Inimodlat* speculation
among party leaders ns to‘the pro
tnhlr effect of the announcement on
the fortune* of Gov. Smith and nth*
tr* Many of them read In the Invita
tion the Idea that O vern»r Smith
rbould quit ql*o
Governor Smith declined tn maka
any comm#nL While most of ih# De
mocratic leaders In Washington re
fused to talk for publicatieni *om*
of Ihe Henators from the Boutb did
not fail to, hop* Smith would get out
and clarify the religious and wet t#~
Hiie which have lieeu brought to the
frsst.*
Those who interpreted th* anqouaq
menl a* an Invitation to Kmith lo
quit pointed to Ihe 1924 Democratic
campaign a* 'rendered abortive by
ihe iinfortuna'te injection again’t ms
ei position of the false religious ia
aue Into the Democratic national con
vention and has further d#cla#allon
lhat if there was a r&4-tition of this,
this yrir, the parly wduld b* reduced
i gain Yfi Impotence ’’
Gold Production in
State On Increase
RALFIGH, Sept. 17. (43 H J. |
Bryson, state geeloglst, hopes lo dig l
fur her In hi* record* and reports for
some data on **t» Carolina gold. I
Th* taut report on gold production
covered 13'ifi showing a Jump of more
than 400 percent over that of the pre
vious y*ar with an output In 1926 of
$18,64(1 compnre»#*44!rt*44« In 1924.
Th* gold ore of North Carolina, Mr. |
llryxoil says, consists principally of (
(re# gold, with aohie Iron sulphld*
and a gangu# of white quarts or slli-'
fitted salt* or both.
The ' iron sulphide la disseminated
tb rough the slat#* and carries same
gold which Is |arg#ly In the fres stst#
DAVE DKLIN T« lib:
. ELECT ROUTED Of*T. 3»
SALISMFRY. Sept 17 (4h
"* **
Daw- ronvicted slayer
of Depw'y Sliciilf Lindsay T Yar -
borough today w.i* being 7icld in Ijio
-Roman couaty Jail pending ending
| ft the prt-fa*nt brm of r#mrt
When the term has ended he will
l»e lak#n i/. i||# Ktatc jtrlioin ai- Jla :
Tcfgh whrri hc'T* icMduied to bej
rftetir'd ii.t"d rmTu-iitimr. 2d?--'———-*
(ioldtthoro-ToJmrco Market
Maintains Rr.cimt Ailvaures
1 '• * *'
* 4k r
kht"7;«il*Mpiro tnUiii f«i mHitrt ! ion~{
• t* ■
tillllM to M i up.l HtilfH in eirc*' of l
■tmr rntrrt mfefr- WfiPFViift* earn*
peri d laul year. xtati*tfc« iupplird ,
to The N'.wh ymtturday * howl'd
Whfn llii- warrhoiiH** rtownl for flu* *
I
mill In'c Krlday, fl*ir>h
pill'd Tlir Ni-wn ihott, a total of 1,771 j
177 poutulK hud born (old in the firm
ten ditjrK of the foasoii At the name
time !*»t year «ale<i were only (light-,
iv ah <1- the milUwi nunu i
■
Opening .rhli'm thin week will pnnh
the total f»r the market her* l to two
million and I*road, and If the pro - j
»ent nword continue* to l*e eatab-1
,i-hi-r! in thi- remainder of the *»a«oii
now record* for the city will hr.
i (tabllihed
F'-r *t-d b'uybf 'i'lrin* "be flirt *
4.
FOURTEEN I’AGES TODAY
Princeton Woman Found
« . "
Seemingly Unconscious
After Hours Os Search
Wayne Crops in 1926
Worth Over 7 Million
RAM-UCH. Kept if i/P) The
stute equalisation hoard ha* bb (
tailed from the state department
of agriculture figure* a* tc- the 1
acreage and crop value Iu 1926 In
uurth Carolina, o " ,
The hoard, laroy Martin, secre
tary, raid. t«d*b seek* to obtain
nil possible authentic Information
to aid li in ita equalisation work.
The table ia compiled from re
portT on ti'i with Itir s'a’r ftrpart
Blent or agriculture together
with federal reports and
show s at» tal acreage of 28,453.-
(68 acirea, with 6,683.822 under
cultivation, »r 23 peireilt of land
cultivated and 1253,903,878 as the
total value of aM erdpv.
Wayne 140,731 acres In cultiva
tion, 4fl percent; .value of- crop
17.211.7 M.
115.000 ARE IN
HIGH SCHOOLS
Pamlico County l.eadg Hiatt Per
I’opuhtion In
Graduated
‘
RALKKIII, Hept. IT,—<**>~-tßrhool
la starting all nfor Nor h Carolina and
f»r, J. Henry Highsitilth, State Inspec
tor or High Schools, saya between 50
and 6° percent of high school grad-
Hate* will enter college this fall.
He adds that this large number of
high school graduates haa Increased
greatly th« demands upon the Tal
lied cplltg'a.
*Tu he’suit, ton many es «Atr high
school bnya end girls drops out before
they fluUh the high school course,
but It Is gratifying that ■ many com
plete the tours* and that go many
enter college and thereby equip hem
nelves moor adequately fur more es.
feel lvc citUasbip, 'he says.
estimates the enrollment In tlin
white high schools In North “aro
ttna lor 1927-?* will approach' s 6Ra
115,000 mark, with the number of
year’s graduates being around 12,-
bo °- .
Pamllcu ia ihenigb school “high -
. brow" county of tbs state, liaaed on
| the graduulea per 10,000 population
l’amllco, with its >3 graduates, J«d
Richmond county, which waa second,
with 218 graduates, figured op u |>cr.
cent age haul*.
Northernpton. tla'ea, War»en, Dtir*
ham, Moore, ah ot land. Hertford, New
Hanover, Cumberland Wiisblng.
ton, Catawba. Union, Montgomery,
| llertle, t'ravn, AleasndiT, Ire-tell,
I Granville. Alamance, Ihiplln, Carteret
Chowan, I’ender, ,Mb< kl»iiburg, Per
quimans, Person, Franklin. I’saque.
lank and other* followed in that or
der. > ‘ ""
Os the 10.587 while public high
school gradua cs last year, 63 3 per
cent, <ir 6.702, were girls,
orrirfißH nki.eitf.ii
DURHAM. Hept 17—Id*)—Election
of officers for the eilaijjnmipear and
routine tiusinea* were before the
Northi arbltna lm<*r-Colleglaie Ath
letic association today In annual fall
meeting Memlwra of the association
comprising pa,r< tically all the college*
itl Xoech mj ere; -~«Hed logeth*
*er by Secretary ft. N Wilson of
I Puke ■ university;
i ..jjscl:
- . ’ ,
ten jh(>s of the*- msrkcl. In*-* » total
of irf.y.hs' 93 was paid more
,t qiiaricr "f o million dollars;
Safes on the market here and mon
ey turned too-.c io growers hove
l.een niHllrli.il I v roflei'ted in th«
quickened business pulse the .past'
week. Mom hunt* reported mounting
sales - rind arc optimistic as to Uie
tall bimjneea-generally .'e**,
Htatlstics oh the local market, com
t
: riled by The News to date:
No Pounds, kit. Paid
Fbrough last <
j Tuesday • 1.402.(135 1206.902 70
Wednesday . . 123.206 17.467 Rl
Thursday .... ..115.046 16,1*8 60
Friday 130,890 18.609.12
To*s| hmifl |25f,«if.33
Member of
The Associated
Press
PRICK FIVE C»ni
Was Under House BuHt Not
More Than 18 (RchM
Above Ground
HAD GONE FOR AUTO
HIDE I.ATE AFTERNOON
Charge of Driving Drank and
Atvf tilting Officer Aplait
On rham Men „
A party of Princeton mad who
senrrhed for several hours for Mia#
Vivian Hastinaa, 20 years old aad
a pretty blonde, after aha had dis
appeared following starting tor a rids
wfjh Herman High aboat 30 and
c; M . h ..Im.mi :i. found her
aftar 1 O'clock yeeterdny morning
underneath M houaa three miles want
of Princeton on the old highway aad
apparrijJD unconscious
Before the girl had baaa found
Maaqn. who had baaa oaa of haa
campaniona on the plan for the rlda.
had boen arrested and taken, to
Sml’hfield under a charge at drtviog
an automeblla while drunk aad High,
another who hod mnda up the party,
had bees ui rested under a charge of
assaulting Willie l%all. Boon Rill
townabip deputy.
I’bail waa called from hie bom*
about I o’cloak, Friday nlgbt by a
man who. rushed to his parch yelling
for the officer to hurry aad keep
some one from killing Mm- The de
puty answered the call far aid and
found It oaau trow Malcolm Tots*.
Princeton youth, and the third amlo
member of the party whlfh had MR
the little John stow town 1# mile* from
here. Hardly bad Ph4U renehed hia
front porch, however, before ha was
(knocked down by U»a maa-later
bienlifted as High-for aid agminat
Toler had nailed. Upon being
assaulted Phail ra-aatarad hla home
to get hla gua.
When Ita, tnUatMd Migkwas die
appearing down the road. Tha dapaty
said yesterday that ha all* dlw Mlaa
Hastings going daws tha road fron
Ha bouse in tha direction of Pripea
ton Homa'laaa haler Mason, who had
been driving tha car al tha atari of
I what apparently became a liquor
party bad baaa arraatad la Prince
ton Several hoars later High wag
ountered oomfng from a Held
-rt/,ut IvQ yards from the home of. <,
the deputy ha ia aUagad to have aa
raulted. ->
Mlaa Hast Inga ooald a*t ha located
rad "a search waa begun for bar. It
waa early morning who* tha head
lights of a car driven late tha yard
of a home about a qoartar of a mile
from Dapaty Hhall’s home diaeloaad
t)»e form of a w*man under the
bouse, it was Mlaa Haatiaga aad aha
was apparently uacaaacloas.
Her shoes and aloe kings warn ott
trod there war# kroiaea about bar
lags, It was aaM.
t*. R ■ 8 Siavfha waa haatily
i ummoned from Princeton aad Cr
eeled the removal of the limp body
from undnr the hooae. a from atrue
*7ure. and built not more than ll
inches above the ground. Ha ordered
her carried to her homo la Princeton
un ( | within a abort tiam aftar bar ar
lival and the admlaatarlng of stimu-
revived.
Deputy Sheriff Ellington of BmUb*
field told The Newa over tha tsde- *
I hone last evening that Mlaa Hast
mga told him that aha a
desperate 'attempt and escaped whan
Mnsnn attempted la taka advantage
«f her. Tha tarns had baaa true ’of
iiich. Deputy EHlogtoa eahf, »h» hgd
bald. ' _ • ' b >■>
Deputy fWrngton WW lhal Vita
•■id High had bean at firtf h«ld un
i > tier a i- hums charge, hut. that yes
*• rday morning tha Welfare Super*
<n ten dent of J/>hnatnn county —a wo
J’riomoo msd »bw»-»bf bad rorracted
bes aiatemi-nta regarUlag an alleged
altdnptl at rapy.
. v«ly > luuaa agaloal Use two
•cen, who are reported to be ealesguta
foi a liarbcr supply houaa ia Dur
i bain, ksid Deputy Elllngioa wot oaa
< of driving while drunk against Masou
*' n’Hl one chaigitig assault upon Da- -
r puiy Phail by High. Masoo had pro*
i vbled s:t(>o bond and gained hla lib
eity. Mr. Ellinghoc said High waa
*ll in Jail at HmithfUld. %,
Hr Mksvena who rendered first
I aid (o Mlaa Hasting* said that ha
, noticed no evidence that she had
I bryu drinking Tolar was quoted aa
i saying th.it Miaa Heatings did aot
. take a drink.
! The young wofpsw waa at one time
-a student at North Careltgg ootlegc
j| for Wc«cn, it waa sa)t|,
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