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'JOUTMfI SIX| NUMBBR 179
TUINEY SAVES HIS CROWN BY FIERCE COMEBACK
Two Local Men Named
I As Officers Os Enoca
Branch Moose Lodge
U a more Meets* ft I quar
tdWr Cento Bail and frolic, ths Cnqoa
ffiwwoh of tbe Mar Haal Legion Loyal
ON* Mooes was guest last in
«•» ti tbe total Chapter of the or
•ts «t i kutean and chicken fry
M wator warfca^
o Hlatt«oa if ofocere la U.e lfftr
noenageaieii fed featured Uu dajrx
stortow attend'd Vy several hundred
wMlai ' f the lodge* of Goldsboro,
HnWgb. foycCMuito, Tarboro, and
wiiaaa.
Tkt faMowtaf ware nt*io<J to (aide
Uto, foeftnee es tbe Eaoca Itranch
North Mooes, fe. W Womb’e, Hal
Mfo: Itosth jktn, Ed Poole, K*v
sitsritoi 4R*>*c. J K Ed
ward*, Go (to boro; West Moose. W.
P, TftUttoan, WWadm: treasurer Her-
Wft Winston, RnMgh. Oultfrhg
Motto*. B 11. M'tdtoU, OoldaMcro; Ar
. |np«'«toHMM I. Sheppard, Wrt#on;
t eupfiultoa, w to, tortd. PtywttovNto.
'A oo&a stoadjr Attoxle tolling about
6 sVtocfc ywtowtoy aftamooa d«
which tbs'
t otrssto of tba city. The lauge oto»e
of eaitdlftotoa land tbs font under
Uie directing it John R Bd wards,
toon! itotoMtill, hosrevwr, artt
' Aboqt Mtunljr-flvs new mem tiers]
‘ fJdfi,«M ftJN Wto a oJLJbaJtee:
etoba T«rUetoaU*( in the rally at tai
ttotloa oorsnonfis hold Jn tbe Moose
Hill in Ms (berry sod John strsot pro
daedlfp tbs parade
Tbs toeal Chapter rsealssd nurwer
•as nagtototoUun* for the hospita
ble bast U bad firmed ltee*.
PRELIMS WERE
SLOW AFFAIRS
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Only ttocn Before Tunnoy-Dwnp
aay Fif*i DM Crwwd Show
Midi Mfr
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SOI4HBB FfMLD. Chicago, Bept.
it—UPy—l* tba ftrst prellmiasrjr bout
before ths WHt to
night in* ■br > ’ Uteri'*. **k»L
M|«a., era* doctored tbs winner . on
-pwtatg over Jsbwny Russell of New
- Yarfc. after • awtullng * round *•«©.
Hsstsll was wdlalf but Inaccurate
nMt PftorsM did what Rule dantogs
Wfrstowdi k> 9,7 G
and Wtetosa Itt.7». ; ■
Ths tint signs of "<•
■mujtonn rTf* came in the woe*
ond pifiltoilnary in »Wch Chuck Wtg
■to* of fndtouapott* ■ spon-W mate
•f Tnto»e>*». hofnn to wsllop Jimmy
Byrne, M Uutortlle, In a furloo. et
rbasfo alMf tbo ropp*. The dollfht
as tba spsetatsta > ***'
>m s-blitiC ' dflit*
bayrs of ths qtfhtWETjELa
thuch wtgfias |^Wrr^!,fi
tot,* tip M»e<md >n»nmiao^M"^^'
Ifoasd head to hood in n wild ffiton
•- of (lows, mo*t of tbs routs Noltb
rr scared • kuMkout but wlfqlns bed
by rseapa od hlfh reach an adTantafe
with hsary raH» I* tbs bnd sa sew
evil occasion*. Wifylnt weighted
4 Ift.rtfind Byrne
Tbs third pco'tmtnary rosnllsd In
a decl**oi for ftoorge Manley Dsnrsr
light bsarywetfht orer Yale Okum,
of New York. MMlsy waa ths aggro*
Mg #nd (a ths third and towtH rounds
of tba Bx round . match punished
Ok<tm drswing btood from hU mouth
♦id «otf wf*h snappy Isft books.
Manley >cafed MT.7» and Okum
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
MEAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINOR ARB FRE9H—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
IMi ' 4
' 2,000 Attend Fight
Party of The New*
Mow Hoards for tbs number
-» SMftrtntasd by Tbs News at fight
raittoa wars mtablisbsd lent
ml**, whoa M* paper was at
bona to mars than 2,000 of tbs
pugilistic fans of tbs city in a two
hear program. James street from
Walnut to Mulberry waa JanimsA
* to people who desired to hear the
* blow-by Mow Recount of ths
battle as given Ths Nows through
tbs AM* toted » Press facilities.
f Tbs account coming Into tbe of
fice of Tbe News was never mors
than half a round behind ths
i ■ fight taking place In Chicago
I | Chief of Polios Tow gave some
Mtoi of tbe crowd gatborsd to
I hear tbs fight when bs remarked
-Why | pCuldVi even get to' tbs
► office down James street; ] had
to go round by ths bsckway " .
JORDAN AGAIN
AMONG MISSING
Mi»lnter Reported to Have (dft
HonpiUl Without Paying
Hto BUI 1
OBAND RAPIPtj. Mich Sep .
*<*»—TtoUtol. Wlllli J. Jpntntt_ftu.
miss lag tsnlght. Be left the hospital
' Where htrffed besa treat'd for symp
toms of lypboM tover end without
prying Ms bill, rode ts sn unknown
| destination to a >atl.
j Moanwhito auihorttlas ft Charlott*,
;W. fl,kM «d ysssltod a totter which
' tbe chief of a detective ageaoy said he
had written rogsssUng .bem to swear
is,a warrant charging Jordan with
I Mgamy.
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Border Markets Are
Ending Big Season
WIILMINOTON, Sept, »!.—OPI
Bords market* 011 tb * la *t leg of tbe
eras test ssason in tobacco history
innigb Wars cheeking up to Aud that
1 1 tetter grades or weed were produce!
. b*sn reported Jrom the sastrrn bell
land m.Hkstrd In this belt than had
land consequently the season averages
throughout he belt will show up nice
ty in com pa rtssh with otheto. #.
It it generally predicted that tbs
en<! e belt will be closed within two
r weeks. Bright tobacco of :he medium!
winper type brought handsome prices
»nd official* expect a general average
throughout tb* s*>en markets tor sh«
Vason slightly Isas than tbs to*t
year, but- be total amount of money
paid out will bs much mors on ac
copoLof the unusually large crop. |
Veteran School Mart Jluricd
Near Princeton Vesterdav
A martyr to tbs cauae of edutsaUon
"J. Milton Jonco, 71 wna rmurned to
the egrth In the empotenr nsar Print
etou yesterday, Rsv. J. M. Daniel >,
pastor of St. Paul Methodist church
eeudueting tbe service. Mr. Jones
dftd Momtoy to a Meal hospital of
UsflrmßWV Iscideiit to OW age. si-;
tofflto^ltT.laWtoto.il
afi* than la-t week Mr Joan ***
>to almut. ami preparing to resume
“irts wwrk «* teacher in a school o«
’TBb batiks of the ’Nimse net ftU fiMu'
Prlnceton Thw past summer Mr.
Jonee attended the summer session
at tbe University of North Cirolina,
where he was ths oldest etudsat eu
ro’led .
fiirvlring are the foiluwiifii child
.riRL.JffIL. nitom U* «f Papcamai,
Mrs. W. C. Crawford of Wilson;
Mrs. Mantis I*. Jones of Uoldsboro
and W. J. Joass of Paysttetrtrte
Mr. Jose* waa born la Jackson
ville. Oa., In Irtf HIM family moved
up Into Virginia when he was very
young and It wws ft tfcat state that
be received Ida early education. His
first intornetton cases from bis moth
er and later bs wsnt to -the old West
worth Academy, in eoun
GOLDCtBOftO, N. C. FRIDAY HORNING, SBPTKMBKR 13. 1917
ONE SECOND SAVES TUNNEY*S CROWN
t* - y*. ■*. «•
a,. . a» U
~jd
p*. ' f:"
KtolMM ' Aflk
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• «BNE TrRNEI
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In * bo,seventh round of n history-making fight tu Chicago laqt ntgh| -
Jack Dpmpaey floored Ucuu T«nn»y for tbs twnut of nine, (Ins more
lecetvd ami Dsmpse% would have agai,- perchod atop tbs h«avy#elfht
msak. but bs lacked this second aud lton°w on ih\tfsy to th* shades
of übUvtuu, Tuuneyto over-anxiety to score arst coot him heavily
ft Ms first tow rounds v and Jaek a tganto in tbs tovcfiib usualJmve
nine and t.aua«d him to suge hi* for thus ssmshack In the ninth
sud tenth.T Both rsfsrso and judge agtvsd that Tanner won on
point*.
Governor Smith Is & L
Confined Bed Illness
ip*^**^*
0 NB'V YOU I-. ttept. fS (A*) Oov
uruur Ail tod E. Hmiilt was confinrd
if hto had at Hotel Blllutore loniuht I
offering from an at ack of bronch
itis.
Tbe • governor partirlyotcd in
Vrettnd breaking exercin* for ths
UOW Hudson rltvr l»rklR« yesterdur
end it thtroai L rlatlou f ont which he
hgd bopn n y cut.eriilg developed into
broachllls.'
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Republicans Select
Jonas Committeeman
OWB9NHHOHO. fie pi *2. A/P)
today chosen R<-puhUcaii Nutlouul
A-hurh* A. Jonas of LlncoVnton was
Succeedldg Judge Juhustou J. Hsyvs,
cooi'iiltteeman for Nortli Carolina
war appointed Fsdergl Judge. The
wher surrendered the p«*s wh*n he
; party committee meeting here elactsd
I tbs Itimsltuon man on the llth bal
lot, ll# was the <l*rk horse and earl.
A. Whilqtter qf Hickory end worked
| isr In the meeting had nemlua ed A.
Aar hint ft the balloting.
'ly. Al Aha time them were »& boys in
school there, but Cot. Jim H«id. why
maa la obgMUr bed made lt- one of the
moat fsmoua preparatory school in
A>t|srio3i« .When he was 30 ye»'« old
young Janos entered ths Emory «ml
Henry JMiool situated betas-n (,'ladc
gprftgs abd rtrtotot. Va “
ifltrtme|to)P' •"♦ntoto "V’Yftto W' JtWiA'' *
r.itenfied-school until H*2li w hen lie
‘ipn}* ft AJhatped Hill to awtar Hummer
wie-wi forth« puepoje »f mrtung Iba. .
grotto if ffil taacher certificate Chat
he hold. M»st of the time bstwooc
bo had spent In tile sch iol room try
ing with all his might to transfer
•»me spark of tbo slams that hurqsd
within him to tie heart or tbs coun
try hoys and fclrla hr- taught. He
hai nsusr-langltt to o «i>y salwl tow» -
slwayi In tbe isolated back country
fillers he fsk that his seevires Is
not only fssded worse put apprqdnt
•dinars . ■ 1 }
During his* 10 years of touching h- <
bad worked ft U different p'acss. L
Lfitt year bs taught a little »cho»l
on the Mouse River, ft John#ton
county. He wan working for a school i
committee 'here that be had taught
when they weft boy*.
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News Correapondent
To (over Execution
UnlbM a toot minute reprisya
save* hhn as it hor on two pto
vlous oceailoss. Uvcrge Frank
Base more, (ir.-eue county negro, it
10:3d today will pxy with hto Htg
hr ImVtiK killed Gordon
ton 16 year-old Fremont boy loft
his body rotten besldk ths -Y-oad.
stolt-n a t'tii k load of tobacco
which had been tu the oars of
the hoy As special correspond ftt
for The New*. John If. Ismgston,
jr., will cover tin- elocution and
write a special story for
row'< is-ue
CROSS COUNTRY
FLIGHTS FAIL
AviutdrH I naufcnMfiil in Effort
Fly From New York-Hpo-
in 24 Hourn
SPOKANE, wash.. Kept, 33 <**)
Eddie KMn-ott'a f'-mtd landing xt
MtoAnila, (Mont., . tnrtmalicnlly efi
ulnau-d him front the New York
Epokaue non "top ure rial raco under
the rules,of the flight,.
SPOKANE. Kept SJ-tfPV. -Eager
eye* ncagnod t|j<- , «.*ir r n. fifthffw iju
night for two m»nopl*n** mirrylng
ft.ur men nearly io hours out biiw
trsn»-comiaontiJ atr racs from New
Pork A' atton exnortn had estlmat
4wi ik+ fiiuto -w-Hid re-qtore fi* toswv
u|ilA*)*| Air 4. wHfifiUMe. w hafiVfifiM fififidk
Tin" planes, |Uillsted hv C. A
Rt hill- r In th< -mniinplun# Ifoy»i M in
esnr gad Edtfte minim at^
' isiiis Savo'itoM ttigbtwti
mile* fn»m their goal by rea'd
en«v« ofWsllaee. ldnhji. I*le today.
StlnKon was forced (Win at Mistmils
M«nt . left hi* plane there aud rtm
tlutisd the last stage In a plane pilot
ed by R E, flake, of Ihtuhurgh. .
lL.i i m I' lfri iiTw inr— - llir " r "
HltlMtN MI-dIT IGUNfiT Tl YNKV
Olio ■ ■ S—» r-“—T' -•* 4
( HICAOG, fispt, 33.—fAV-Hherlff
Chailes K. t'raydon persotUlly ssrv«d
a summons oo G*ns Tunnsy to Tua
nsy'a bungalow quartrss on top of'
I ths hot#) Severn In a f 18,000 breach
jot contract suit broogh hr Thomas
Mr Halo, who said be formally was
I T>> nsy*» social ssstotary,
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Jack Floored Champ For
m, \
Count Os Nine In Seventh
And Misses Win By Second
Fight Sidelights J
Mil.DlK.itN 1111 It CHH 4GO.
Nep.* 21 (API- A few drops •(
rain cams dsn a during tbs fleet
preliminary recalling ft mind
Hup fioi>|iit) -Tiiifj h>|tit ts
last that wm fought
to a down psfir. hers was «uly
a few scattering drops Ml of H»e
inky blackness and (key stepped
shortly.
My dtM o’rlork, wbb Ik# fight
lt*e»f fbrvs hours away, IMSfi ft ;
SRAM * portal sr» ware Iw the an
etotacA Ktrowgvly eaeagh. the
nn^|
sew to, tbe fit ones located at tbe
.-«»rtnis worth awd wf tbe erewa,
31* raws from tba ringsbto, wore
•mewg the ffirt ecf|ple«L
A* *www es tbe gatda wore ope**"
ed at k p. m. tbe crowd Mailed
jWfiptss ihrseah the ture*ti s-. ,
Tbe Sttenm es fight fan* were
guide,l to the gates by solid I toe*
Tbs weatlftr was reel bfit not
frigid rnougk so meet ‘tbe per
purgiiss# eperfttors. Tbe
tempo ml ure wa« arennd U
degree*. Tbe spectator*, bower or,
were pr-pired for an sretir blast
Tbey wwrr bgwdtgd jg ItoiSy win
ter t#3 east* and even
flicker* boraa*e of a threat
'ef ratn. il stiff bswewe swept tod
pf tbe segtbwest, rgrrylng the
.base bf tehneew smoke with
lull n frw-h base sprang "ftp
tact natty. _
More typewriters nwd telegraph
Instrnment* were el lei lag and
n«re * l Mlke»" to sp»ratleu than
at any pretlens uporilug event ft
hi*i<>ry Thtfe were |M occepxrl*
of (bo I press bexe*.
- '' " r .‘ H
* fim J< ffrie*. hemy weight cham
plow mere than SR years age, was
at tbe rta**ide. Rig Jim, tbe eld
Itotler Maher, layby ft‘get n tow
thousand of dollar* for hto big
gest fight wgaln»t Corbett and
Ftt*4'mrf>*« and chare to a
lrtt.nm> purse when be fwatfht
lark Jehmos, was here te tell
nbowt a pair *f yeeth athtotea
collecting tl.i.vtJHut ftr not mere
fPowilniMul ow’ Ps*w to>wei
Potato Growers Take Steps
Seeure Closer Cooperation
Mutiny proWm-nr* ~Wt Bwe»t
potstoe* ii( N<> ih and C*rw
iMlSif b«r« yeeUrday ■ twmed
a curamlUte In muk< |!au* ror.a»
of I how interested In
sweet pointo development. items
.which this uttnmM
III&SW m ."W %»tew
diUJe beitirr <y>op*Veys>n Ue*we#n
North .it.ll South Carolina In market
ting *lt« snoot no that *
flitf** *TTT fi-- Ti"rrt!fW TTMTWfm'
4h» Southern grown product «wd re*
duclipn in marfeeitnf e*p*n*d.
Tkf bllevhir were notnml «o com
prise the committees i. K I Jen sh
irty, Thos. H. Norw**4. ‘j, E. Sw,
A I* Button, J. K. tmrfson.
The meeting *u he’d *» n Mnt
ronfefeliii «fTh‘ Ve .fnraiina,'
Division of Market-*, North Carol la*
Department of Agrlriilnrn l . North
Carolina Htete and *imUßr
representative* the state of
South CtrthH meeting with the
grower* and warehousemen
.The meeting wa« held at the ‘effle*
of the Chamber of Commerce and e«ll
ed to order by Ofo. K Itoaa, c.ktyf
division of marketa. Brfef talks we’re
made hr Professor C. D. Matthew#,
♦ & jfea*
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1150,000 Paid f 2.850,000 To WUaMa Greatsot Match of jjtMsry
Characterised by Smashing* Stashing Tactics Fram
Start to Finish
v
SOMK SAY TUNNEY COUNT WAS SLOWI .
THAT HE REALLY SHOULD H4 V ® BEEN CALLED OUT
Both Judge and Referee Acme in Giving LaufSl to Ocma «K
Points Because of Superior Ability Shaw* m Mow „ *
Os Teußeuuds of Fight
SOLDIER FIELD, Chicago, Sept. 22—(AP)—Gama Tunnsfr
tho man of destiny, U still heavyweight champion of thi wfjh
but hi* crown wan perilously cloae to being toppled from Us MM
tonight by the gallant thrUht of tha old warrior Jack Dense*HE
the greatest boxing spectacle of all time. , ~l k
Tunney’s hand was raised In victory at th* end of.a aiaaMMh
smashing battle but only because ctf the courage and Afhp
power for a sensational finish after being knocked dow* *■!*•
count of nine In the seventh round by Dempseys twoßaimai
attack. . "
Only one second, in the seventh round, separated Deepen*
from the grestest victory of his career an achievement no atmr
ex champion haa ever recorded, but Tunney back e* hi*
from range, cleared hie head and weathered as stormy a eaMph
as hoover was in. . . ' . , i_»
Tunney carried off both Judge’s and referees decision iivn-tsn c
round match before a record breaking crowd of 180,000 that MM
$2,850,000 to set tho fight. Thera waa muck dispute about the
i ingside over the length of the count of Tunney s kpoclmOUM
some claiming stow that the dHURPP
MffOtit'foufpt
b v Tunney who seemed much the faster and stronger,
The challenger was a target for Tiutney's sharp right cMtaK
He was staggered in the fourth round and in the tenth was on the
verge of going down under a heavy barrage. Tho oM Hauler Mpt
plunging In but he was too tired'to last, both pro
fusely from cuts and his resources almost expended. ~ ~
DUVALL FOUND
TO BE GUILTY
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Jury HeMg Indtonapolia Mayor
VtokOgd Corrupt Prac
tice Act -
INDIANAPOLIS, fd.. Sept
.-Mayor JMm L. Duvall of lnditaa
poito was found gnißy tonight'by
x jury of ohargw of violating th*
(orrupt practice act. The, verdict
caito for a flne-of |t,3M and a g*n
tmcg of 33 days to jail. Tbe jury was
ihi a little mars than three hours,
but more thattMw hour waa taktia
.for tliunor. Tbe Jury reached a ver
dict at 7:43 and reported to Judge
C. C. Shirley at 4:06.
Under the law Major Duvall Is 4aj
eligible to hold public office for four
yen™ fenm tbe of the
crime. ’
**l have nothing to spy," Mavor
Duvall said. He waa pale when the
verdict eras read.
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m tVe Vwect potato crop In
North- CarolUia , frost—*- com m>-re tat
jmiut of view. Mr. W. W. long,
dineior of estbnsion of South (Taro
Una, discussed the drfeetopmeat of
the tweet potato industry floug'sha*
Per Wlhre •fer-gdath CarwttWg:
11 simt
market* stressed tbc Importance of
betterment of grading nod standard
igattnn work among grower* awd
••.♦"Kxinentep |n promo - ing thu In
du*try in North Caroling.
T 0 Younr of the Carolina Co
operation* Codnolldateii reviewed the
History of the method* uead hi Ih)
mdcgstlnir eweet p<*sß» crap* In
Boutli Cnrolinn, daring the, past »ev
jetai reeri and hnw the demand iat
thelr-produc* had grow*, until H. wee'
impossible to mjpply'the deminri* ror
n high grade dry kiln aweat Male*
11. I) Andrew* of fit Otire, »tit J
*d the naceeaity for forming
! organisation among North Carolina
grower* and warehousemen for getl
iag greater result* for the North
CartUat awwat potato crop
W. C. . Montgomery, of tala Wil
mington Track Grower* Association,
t (Co»tta»Bd 0» Page Throa*
1,1 11 ”
Member off : j
The Associated I
Press I
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aa the crowd ckeared Uttar wuwbmh ■
A host of pabMc oiCMlia ineliidlag
Hirdutrd. (the man actaaliy *JEt
not<* pph,
A rousing orattog gfgltaC I Ttaifipr
; aa ha osaie'ta at IBtdC. Dempsey at
, t nea stepped danciaf Ig Ms cMaor
»nd‘ than turned to grig —fllMfif
back to Mi
, woolen «et« sad the Sjrentor bgr
math, the crowd karat tow g cbagT*
t at the eight a# the former che»p4a*w
ran browned tore#, lithe aad beara
■ w-hsasr: y r
f aery te?ne Bilk, trim awl with >V*f.
Umjjlorp Wgpptoeßd tolg>
Jack Sharkey who lest a knopLegt
» ‘rodueetf from the Hag.
The referee wee aagMiaael ee thw
i Dare Barry. The Judge s were
Uytton aad Skeitog Clark* M
i 1 Dempsey mieecd a left hiege, |kii«
r leg Into a clinch. Jadk pUad in hKjn
with two left hooks te tkh rigaJ la
the clinch that followed ie
> Os nr four, time* wtth a dw aactoe
i back of t’h* head. They gga
■ tkiuely. Dempsey pretartac •» to|gft'
i for openiags while Tunnry iatt bgek.
- chin aad followed with a solid ikjM
unaah to the cheat. Jack fhtt M.j|
(Ooatißued 08 Pb#b % ‘
„ A