WEATHER Partly cloudy Tuesday, possibly than derahowet* Tuesday and Wednesday. VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 114 ————■ J?-. ... - ■ .... —.- . —r- -j- ■ ■ . r ---ya-i , iin ■ , -■ T * —mm. m.. . . -,JU- .■ - - r _ . . ___ .... j. r w - - -- , , ~ " ~ ~ 0 J 2 ■ , _ - 5 ~ . r - ■ 1-V - - 1 U__ f , . 11 GOVERNOR SMITH EXPLAINS STAND ON FARM RELIEF • - f " * If Elected, Would At Once Call Conference Os Farm Aid Leader§ Would Not Wait -for Inaugura tion to Met in Motion Agri culture Relief EXPLAINS HIS POSITION IN TELEGRAM TO SETTLE Stands Squarely on Party's Pledges to Farmers of United States * . ALBANY. July 9— {JP)~ Governor Alfred E. Smith announeed today (lUt it ha la a 1 acted praaldant In November ha will call a conference for the study ot the farm problem at once, without waiting for his Inauguration ho that he will be ready to transmit to Con gress at hla opening session a definite program of farm relief. « "At tb agriculture " ha telegraphed W. H. Rattle, prealdenVof Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, who had sired for the governor's personal position on the mrrimltnral plank tn the Democratic platform '*l stand squarely on the pledge given by the Democratic party at Houston “I understand and sympathise with the objects Which organised axrlcul , lure la strnggling to attain and which enr party has promised to help them saetty* "If tha auction returns dtsrfoaa that I haVa bfen chosen president, I will not wait until I am inaugurated aaforq acting on thla^prohlem. “I »HI, Immediately after tha erec tion. call a conference of leaders to commence at once and continue work I ta assist ms to develop a concrete plan embodylrg the principles of the | Houston platform. IS WBAYY OTXE FOB AfORTA WAHHI|n'OTON. July » UP) Bert Acoats, well known aviator, has been fined a total oDLOOWi by the depart roent of commerce for "stunting" Ha was assessed SSOO for flying that resulted In an accident- at Curtiss Field. R. 1., sod an equal amount fol low flying over The Chicago Muni* c’pal Air Port last May. fi BADLY HI KT IN WRECK '•> NORTOJ?r Vn. .TiiTy .9 —Jame« Ak ers and a man named Hall, of (he liar l*n County. Ky., coal fields. Is not ex pected to lire, arid tw/j, others were lu lured serlously-jvhen (heir autrimo* b'le dropped *0 feel down an embank meat, near Hound (tap. Vt HUNTERS HAD BEST PF LUCK Report to Department of Con servation Thai They . Took r-- 4,529.000 Pieces Suflclent game birds and animals, if evenly distributed among the popu lation. to give an average of almost two to each person in Ihe Stale fell before tha guns of North Carolina hunters during the first seasons un der the new Statewide game laws, PrcHmieary estimate* of the felt of game kilted Huns* the weapon* ftt Wade' H Phillips, director of the De partment of Conservation oproent, from the tabulations now telng mads from the first State game census are. 4.629.590 pieces. These figures are baaed on esti mates from reports of approximately 40 percent oftbe hunters of North Carolina .gathered by means of card queatlonnalres sent- out by the de partment to more thaj# 135,000 11. censed hunters. Leading the field in popularity with the Jjunterx Is the loWly rabbit, the most übiquitous of alt of the game birds and animals, being fnnnd In every section A total of 1,655,- J7O cottontails went down before the hunters, or slightly more thane one third of the combined bag of the ntm rpds. -Wayne county hunters got thefr full share of the, game, cards sent In showed. THE GOLDSBORO NEWS READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—REAS BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY, Expects No Serious , Bolt From Democracy ATHENS, da.. July D-HA 1 ) Be lief that there would toe no serious boll In Southern Democracy tins fall was expressed lure tonight by Robert Ijtilian. editor of the Ashe ville, N. C. ('lllicit, a speaker at the opening of the Institute .of pun lie affairs and international rela tions at the University oi Georgia "The bcs£ guarantee that there will be no serious bolt on the part 0 * of Southern Democratic* U that the thinking people of the south are not ready to countenance now the development of a situation which might result lu the reap pearance of the u#gro as a formln adable factor In the Rr»te In this section. ” SEVERAL CIVIL SUITS STARTED Comptaintii Filed in Office Os Clerk of Court Benin Court Action CotnplainlH starling four civil ac tions have j>een filed In the office of Clerk of Court J. U Hooks. I Glennie Barnea brings .action to tm~ quest the rourf to sell--certain proper | Ilea In which the plaintiff Is part Aetr rcther than to allow a division of the property. u) H. R. Mason sets forth allegations against the Charles K. Thompson Co , r* eking Judgement for $6511 with inter tst from January , 1928. The Goldiborn Development Coin pithy seeks judgment of FJ.oot- with . Interest from August 15. 112? against C. J. Baldwin and wife and prays tor the appointment Os a commissioner to refl retrain property on Rosalie street. ' f The Goldsboro Development .st-irl* suit against 11 (». Bales for s2oH.i' with Interest from September 4,192 T i.nd appointment of commissioner to sell certain lots In Dark Court. MIX SRITH’N LUCKY NVEMI R J i ■in. « NEW YORK. July 9—(A*. Seme ft lends of Oovcrnor Smith have dls covered that the number 6 Is lucky for him Cht Norember 5- UUI?. lu ws« elector! - president of the hoard of aldermen. November 6 is Mrs Smith’s birthday. November I* election day. i TO HR NOTIFIF.It AUGUST 1 \ -——- . - - WASHINGTON, July 9
.- fiWc. that her iWo companions, Wtltm - n and lam *t m.kli-m ite-.N ved all ol the credit '• .jr/J. "1 wa* only a pas-on^cishe a Med 'Jbe alwnc, ;>ii tine was made after she b,ol fca*iic»i ib- uvenlion lb- .st.itciU Ip-wcver that lie was postive that the hcslity of th<* fur west was prim- pally du- Li» tin- el fort - "I I'li- p> •*. fur h»- saw in> evidence d n-d •cants that marked In- fir t' trtal in Wayne Superior Court on , Shu day, I>ecell.her 11. the < .me »j,. .ts t ed to t ’hatbarn County Sufperior Court, where In early Join In wa -again convicted and scnhcneed to du fur Ihc murder of twelve year oil Beulah Tedd« r. VV . t • >m;y •*!. » jUjI. Trim- were on no I ui C 'ei (hid trial g*v*u, NcW-omr, Mclawoil wa* M irtcri) ed tn fa*e County Superior Court to -fl ■ for Mm ir.erder ol a V.» i l.ok'. *> , V, ll.le W .IIIHII M. e, « V1 pill* Hu lari that .1 111 odhoi no f ) lowed the tratl from, the Men ..j j;|,, murder to tile hollar w here ( .V,e|,i ml lived Tilt lie,:io ¥ a convbied largely on title evident. Ik*>th New - on. , and Mr 1.,.( 1,:,.1 begun to , pnipari fill bavin* had mlnlvtrarlon- min -let duitng the past tcu da) GOLDSBORO, N. C. TUESDAY MOKNLNG, JULY* 10, 192 M ur»l tidv.intuye |*~ . i v • • Id, wn h .1, : ; .O' , i I itardi ns resrrnblrti ■.». r!l■ Carolina UtU‘4JU£. a L* t in* He said tin showing al> i miry 1 i. m imp 1 I' 111 'I- f oit « llleil I . --V j lis i.i '■» led* In an out .1 door* every d'ty for ,* year »nd finally produces a ‘ aolllary bud, which i* lauded by every •[ e o til a 0 tn fti ■ in ghboiho.nl not he. j etftt«e of the bc itll.v of the flower bujl j leoi*o-e of the trouble It has Imwmi j The far *. -I Is wonderful, Im ktild, 1 i.ot Ih>< aii li of tie 'unfavorable con * d'.tioiis tin , have une Itv way |, n f i x-plaiit'l'Oi to luted that many ol 1 '! vir puck.-. h.yl rvc:V_ yi ..wl-ny plant j brought In from - imew-ofher auction j I war. f i y>t alive only by rontljiu- Jvnm arto-li'la-l Watorltig. Jr.veo vacant ijdntai ana **.*<.*•••by tn*. yenrvwr I imopic showed clearly that the conn. ! !r> w.n it it u.i i’.iliv bfautlful I Mcmb* i f ih> dub were reminded I iff the fat that t• xt Monday night, i ladle* uighf The dub wrtl enter |i. In t,:. tr wlv and .wool heart* With La chicken fry at the new country f i 'uli ground* The Hold lioro baseball ' yin li.e il«»i Ikcii invited a* gm-M* ' of tit* • vc: I'V 0 !' It ' i' iDi et the Girl Scout Camp bud ■ deficit of fifty d'dlara Tin lub K d iweuiy dollar* toward I paying ih umounv _m i faylor who wa* in itiui.o program presentw| nn Uittdui. f-tw " the member in (HU. j .i rjuesl hole: VVltui w.» -Me total number of vote* ui tie I >■ o tn' \