WEATHER
ImUj fair Wednesday and Thursday
except pagjxlbly I weal skewer* in
extreme West.
VOLUME SEVEN} NUMBER 168
ROBINSON RECALLS G. O. P. RECORD IN RALEIGH ADDRESS
Covers Widest Range
* Subjects He Has Yet
Touched in Addresses
Recalbi Thai Nation tya* Pros
perouN Under Simmons Un
derwood Tariff I-aw
CHARGES G. O. I*. SOLD
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS
.- ■ 1
Head Waiter at Sir Walter Fails
To Recognize Vice Prewi
dential Nominee
KALKIGH. Sep< 11 (-P)-I’r«vh
iii is a Democrat a- dost Hue until P>'r»
piratlou stood out <m hla forehead.
Senator Joe Robinson tonight direct
td a verbal attack upon the Coolldge
lon tan polictea. the activities of cab
(net member* of the hoarding ailmtn*
istratlon. the care of dWsbled vete
tun* und*r Republican rule and thoae
opposing (lovernor Smith because of
hia connection with Tammany Hall.
Covering the widest range of suh
jecta he haa touched' on ao far In »uy
ampalin speech. the Democratic vice
presidential nominee mopped hta brow
with a handkerchief and urged any
reura of North Carolina who might
considered deserting the IH-mocre
tic fold to read the record of the
Republican party during the Harding
and Cooltdg* period. Speaking with
out note* and without pausing refer
enc* to the text of a prepared ad
ur*»* before him. the Senator declar
'd the Republican rirle to have bean
"corrupt and *elfi*h’’,,and added that
this alatement applied "particularly"
to the activities during Harding'.t te
J,
uure iu office.
"You know,” he almost shouted
"that Federal offices throughout the
South have been sold and are being
sold by pat ropa* v hpldej*. atul y*t
here In Old North Carolina, « few
think they are willing to accept this
record of shame and dishonor and
repudiate the gallant leader chosen
on the first ballot »t Houston."
Mr Robinson said lhai he regarded
hi* "late lamented friend President
Harding" ax the worst misfit In the
■White House aud asked the audience
if they luid forgott* ii the little "green
house on' K'. street".
Referring to th« It mmons I'nder
wood tariff law enacted In the Wilson
administration, the senator *.jid that
uudi-r this measure "the nation pros
pered."
Mr Robinson was introduced by R
.... Doughtnnl. revenue
for North Carolina. Among stale De
mocratic leaders occupying seat* on
the platform were Governor Mcl-ean
Mrs. Palmer Jermati, th' National
tnmmittee-woman front North Caro
lina; T. I> Johnanh, secretary «f the
state executive committee, «hd 0.
M Mull, state chairman.
Mr. and Mra. Robinson tonight
found n break In the succession of
dinner engagements to which they
have been’ Invited In other cities and
dined alone In the dinner* room of ihe
Sir Walter Hotel.here. Tliev were un
m-ognlxrd by (lie head waiter *nd
had to wait sometime before their or
der was taken. After someone ill the
dining room had told the head waiter
who they were, lie Immediately went
over to their table and gave personal
attention to the service.
COOUDGE SEES
JAMES W. GOODE
Or ( a
Western Republicmn Manager
Confers \Vith ( hies Kxe
rutive in Chicago
CARKETT. Ind, Bept. 11—OTk
Aboard PraSTWht Coolulgea Vneclal
Train-Scheduled to arrive 111 Wash
t.iglon early tomorrow morning to re
.time hla regular executive duties in
the Capital after * long Vacation in
Wisconsin. President Coolldge found
national politic* impalent U) reach
him before then and today he received
the first caller* slneo leaving the so
eluded shores of the Rrule River.
j Jam •■* W. Goode. Western Republi
can campaign manager, took the op
port unity of an hour's stop of the
presidential speelal In ( hlongo to con
fer with the chief executive. Last
week he sought to indue* Mr. Cool-
Idge to deliver speeches for the Ra
publican ticket lu the campaign, m
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEM Him
Higher Averaßes On
IxK'al Tobacco Mart
Tobacco sale* of 175.000 pound
un the Goldsboro floors* yesb.ula)
averaged about $lO, warcbousetnei ■
said, deducting sun s of $1 and $1
per hundred paid for scrap uin
very poor grades.
The setlmate of 175.000 poundt
for Tuesday was un official, bill*
having not been completely check
ed and turned in last night- t)f
fleial sales through Monday a*
supplied The News showed 610,
438 pounds sold here. Yesterday's
totals brought the amount to about
785,438 pounds. By the end ot
Thursday, if wot weather does not
again slow up the sales, the mar
ket will have pussed ihe million
pound total-
SOLICITOR TO
MAKE DECISION
Lenoir Coroner's Jury Makes
No Indictments In Fatal
Accident
That Walttr Jones 17 yar Did *<Mt
of James Jones pf Dudley came to his
death When crushed between a Hudson
automobile and a loaded tobacco truck
was the verdict rendered by; a Lenoir
7 o'clock lasi night to hear evidence
county coroner's Jury empanelled at
i.s to the accident In which the Wayne
county hoy met death The Jury did
not order any warrants drawn but
left to the county solicitor of
determination of whetficr or not arty
prosecutions would be Instituted.
The car which struck young Jones j
and th- 1 1 in k m.- driven h- Rpynioud
Taylor of Ayden and the accident oc
curred six miles west of Klnstou
i bout 8 o’clock Mondpy night. The
Goldsboro boy had been riding,on
the truck toward Kinston. The nun h
ia> run out of gasoline and wgs left
parked without llghl* u on the highway
when the Ayden man struck. It
YOUNG ULES
TAKESHONORS
Named I’renidont Sophomore
Section of Hiram Founda
tion Camp
0 .i.i.
David Idles. Goldsboro ,4'oilth. has
been named president of the sopho
more section of the Hiram foundation
<amp lii the White Mountains for
next year, according to information
reaching h“ro yesterday.
Young Liles was awarded a schol
i k rsliip to the camp from Wake For
ert College last year and hitch hiked
the Koo miles from Godaboro to the
( imp ill lute August He was at his
destination in three days sfter leav
lug the city and in the time rode
with only three motorists.
lie was made assistant to thn life
guard at the amp ami In the rompe
tiens carried on during the- two
weeks of the assembly, won all four
if tin- ribbons offered Liles ha* now
resumed his wolk In Wake Forest Cot
gt*. He Is a senior at the' Baptist In
stitution this year.
County Needs Provisions
For Care of Tuberculosis
What Wayne county 1* doing In th*
nay of public health work, hom d< m
i.listr*lton activity, and maternatlty
and Infancy work was related to the
Goldsboro Rotary club last evening
Neilher the state nor the county is
making adequate provision f'». thi
ipen ea.-i s of tuber, ill,, Ml*
9XI it o Ward, of the city aud county
health department In talking to th,
i!ulr. The United Slates is first It
many things, xh« pointed out. byt it
,» tenth utriftn-g nations <>t th*
world in lowering the death rat, 1
.through public health work and pi<
venttve meldin', said M » Ward
This Is largely explained, she though
through the very high death rate from
tuberculosis, xx^aa.
“Well, There’s an Understanding’/
’' , ■ 1 : ><mm 4..
Returning Irom the Kiviera aboard S. S. Lapland, pretty
Florence Trumbull, daughter of governor of Coivnccticut, and
object of conxidcrable ac-un- i rjn part of John, son of Presi
dent and Mrs. Coolid. at ctnwi barraße and
admitted tfiat there “is * sort >o m on<',< r-tnndinß between us."
She hiuted that w<-<! i . uld unii uut Uuriiu: tlio
Yuiettd-:.. _ „ ... .ZZ-.
Many Take* Pitchfork# And
Go Fishing (or (German Carp
Pitchforks, riflos an ahotguns were
yesterday tut rod tit ,d 4u the new role
of fishing tackle by'hinny who foray
ed up and down the flood waters of
th* N/t'Use
Before eleven o'even o'cloek yea
terday morning GUO pounds of tier*
man (,'arp-had h■. n captured by
thoae spearing and shooting In th*
■iveiflow sections along litghwny f o'kv
' mitli of the city, t'ntlj la -t night tlio
unusual spori continued ami It w»s
estimated when darknes* fell 1 fWO
pounds of tin- i arp must have b, *u
tsken. °
Most of the fish taken were of tlie
TWO’ARE 111 RT
I N PLANE FALL
Waco Biplane Was Entered in
( hiss B Transcontinental
Air Derby
YX'MA, ArinxotUt, Sept 11 ~(/P)
The Waco b plane piml< ,| l»y ,*:;uirt
F. Ac.r of Mtlwnukte In the clan H.
'Transcontinental air r-n <■ jclied to
day at Wciitoii, Arixmia, Injuring R.
K Herron of Milwaukee, a pa--,.me r
'the plltd eseaped Injury Herron via
brought lien* and physician* *iiid ho
would r*cov,r. lie suffered a d<cp
scalp wound;
Bb« urged the <*t*hll*iihient of
>ome l.' latain ward of JanilUiug for
JiO ftduiiicil Kla, ’ i .1.1 i, point in oil!
that it wu* next lo iuipn lid,- iu
indlglcni fuitllllc lo keep the one as
flirted with tin di ■< fumi nil con
tact with the other of the
family. A* a r, »»> iety i* exposed,
she sa d.
"A Due hospltil would be fine,"
stated Ml** Ward, "but any plait*
where Hie tnbft' tUar tould be Isolut
0 after ilie di». a e 1 wi ll iliul fw»y
ould b« a *t> p,fit t.li,- r,,Dif direction
t am in favor of doing tfoimthing
iow. ralher tlnui lu waiting until we
An get big money for big tlilus*."
I'lan* arc uiuler way between the
k m m (Continued on page 6|
GOLDSBORO- N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, lt»28
3 to 0 pound variety, but some weigh
ed a* much us twMiy five pound*.
Washed out,, of Gw rcgnl*r channel*
of the Neuse by the high waters which
have flooded hundreds of acres of low
lands, they fell a prey to the sport*-
iiii'ii in the shallow- water.
The no u with Ik* pitchforks were
I. avtng the h «-> part' of the luik.
the riflemen and slndguimieu finding
that their bitHfts fem-r«tty skidded
i ff the top of the water without hit
ting the fish.
Spo t of a mo/e human kiijd wa*
that found by unoth< r group amusing
(DoakbiUMi on Faye Aix <
DANIELSGETS
A HEAVY FINE
I
J. W. Daniels To l*a> $l6O and.
Costs For Havinjr Whiskey
For Sale
j. av. Daniel", Goldsboro man, wa*
yesterday found guiliy lu M syne
l onnly i,coi4|,; , ,-onrl Os receiving
gnd having w hi.-key in hia po ocssion
(or the purp 'of u(, . Judge Bland
< ider' ,1 him to p„, * tin" of $l5O and
Ufa ,Mi . and "t id MU ’d loin lo 1*
iLjontliM tin the county road* 4 to h*
upon r.mdiiion that IHiii
1., tak«* up p ill* cel' w ith hi' father
. m I reports I » tin* court throuvJt the
■ hs'*rlff or 'chief nf jp»i!»'»* at leant
net t m vt t* ill h 1 ** iu Hu via)
1 rqui! ii to 4. Yf htu*l In f h* rum Os
$250 to fcft&urc the report*
T. E. Browne to Speak
Before Rosewood Club
I' 1! T. «.-.i : n, . dm tor of vocation
i~l agrli nli.-.r v i-h Ui' N.irlh Osro-
I Lna foil* <- Kvlenston service, will
t„ :he k- .It the It. wood com
, mini tv ( lull meeting Friday evening.
I A picnic *upp»-r w ill la- served at 6
j o'clock, hi ui’-. will 1h» transacted
■ mid the .iiidri * wilj go on the board*
claim 7 d° Mr RVowiie la re, ognlxcl
.1" a leader-among thoae interested In
tinlying the problem* of agrlcultur*
ami Boeewuod club member* invite
tbo general public to tirar him, |
E LEI TION BOARD
TO MEET TODAY
ened On Saturday,
October tft H
t * * axrv
Final plans for hnldinf th« Novvm
her election are expected to be made
at a meeting of the t'ounty Hoard of
Kleetlons at the courthouse at 10:3C
this morning Those who held p*lb
or -served as reglMrars In the
primary are being asked to serve for
the tall but where there '»re any
resignations or changes on account
of moving or other .-aiices, others will
Ik- appointed,
lender provision* of Section 5i>47
of the Consolidated Statutes ,#*
Hme tided, the Registration Books
shall open tor the registration of
voters at pine o’uloek A. M , on tin
-sth Saturday before each election.
Therefore the laeiks are to he open
ed for the tji-nerul Klectton on Sat
urday, (XTofier 6th, Jh2B and remain
•pen unlit sunset (sal urday, October
27« h. 1938-
BUTCHER BOY
TELLS STORY
1 tares Farts of 5-Yrar Illicit
Love Affair With Society
Mat run
J.OS ANOKId-78, Sept 11 (JPJ— De
tails of le-<>. P. Kelly’s 6 year Illicit
love affair with Mra. Myrtlo Mellua,
voclety matronl for whose murdsr ho
ia ou trial, were related by the de
fendant from the witness stand today
at his chief argument to lave himself
from conviction.
Declaring hlmaelf to have been a
"mull pursued". K>*lly a 29 year old
meat cutter, told of the iluiideoUne
meetings which had "every
Sunday bu< six In the ffve s%»rx"
aud a| least two night a w*ok.
From the day he was introduced
to Mrs. Mcllui, In January 1923 littho
meal market where he worked Kelly
I, stifled -}i* wa* "chuaed."
He declared Mrs. Melius on one oc
caslon 1 old him »he was "m»« at T.
TH.” (her husband Frank Mullus) bo
cruse he run around with a blonde.
On Monday August fl when the nude
ui d multllated body of Mrs. Melius
was found lit her home, Kelly was
ruptured ip a clothe* On the
ctand todav he said ho hid there b*-
, * use Melius came home unexpected
ly mid he “tboutfht If 1 hid there *he
(ould let ni« out'of Ihe house later
when ihinj:* quieted down.’’ He said
be hud hidden lu the closet on prev
ious occasions when th* husband *ur
prised them together.
Kelly *ai,F that when Mrs. Melius
went up to her bedroom the afternoon
of the fatal l«at Sunday tie #p*nt
with her. he heard her fall on the
stairway and that he rushed to her,
lurried her to her bedroom, and that
lie th*n fell asleep. L»ter Mra. Mvllu*
walked fefr-the stirway to bid him
poodbye, he said, when the doorbell
i a tig and he hid In the flOWt Then,
he testified, he heard Mrs. Melius,
srtenni "Frank" and that, he beard
ro more until the police awketted him
lu the i losi-t.
\\ OH KIM. WItKS OPI'dSKD
St. PAUL. Sept. 11---M*) A local
m gani/ailon oppos' d to the employ
n < til of married women who have
no jiependerpa has prepared a hill for
li tnxtpction In tlie 1929 legislative
Bc.,M(pi forlildding employment » of
nmrrlal women tn any state depart
ment. I
Urges Farmers to Attend
Forestry Convention Here
Aii <pp. il for farmet* the
less ior ! tlie 1 r- u \ A ation
in ic aml In ic.irii the value oj forests
a* a ,mp I contained'ln'a statement
{mm J,c tdi Hyde Prstt. executive'
head of th** Association, received her*]
yesterday;
"Are you satisfied with the revenue |
you arc- deriving from your farm wo-id
•and*? If not, plan to attend Ihe. 18lh
annual meeting of th, North Carolina
!i A»5,.., latlon. lo lu Ic Id lu
tin: commuulty Building aj,Goldsboro,
!, ptsmber 19th to 21*1. *nd learn hok
to <are for your wood lauda so us to
make them a greater ».( <»•,t to your
farm. *
“The first day of the meeting. Wed
uetday, the mlh will be d*voted al
Smith and Anti-Smith
Democrats at Meeting
In Texas Break Noses
Free Tickets for Home
Children to Robinsons
One hundred children of the Odd
Fellows Home here will bo guests
of The News und the Robinson
circus at the afternoon perform
inee of the circus on Keptember 18
The News yesterdSy arranged with
Publicity Man lllekey of Robin
sons to allow the children to at
tend This I* in keeping with a
precedent of The N*wa for secur
lag ticket* for the bomb.
“You .bet we will accept th*
Invitation,'' said Buperintendeut
Warren when telephoned by The
News of the arrangement. "There
isn't anything (hat would give u
more pleasure You can't please
the boy* slid girls any better than
to take them to the show and we
appreciate what The Newa la do
lug.”
TWENTY BOYS
ENTER PLANES
Bent Fiver Will Be Determined
In ( onteMln On Friday,
September 21.
Twenty (Joldsborw boy* hava al
ready entered airplane models In tbt
contest being run off under thi dl
ruction of Hcourt Kxecutlve W. W. Riv
(-rs, The New* was Informed taat
night- All elrplane mddel builder* of
the city Were urged to get In their
entry before thn dnt» <ff fh# trial oj
the plane*.
Friday. September 2J, at 4:30 tn the
afternoon, the bulhler* will asfl*aJ!lg
(Hi the William Street — Grammar
School ground* and determine which
plane will fly tp* farthest- A pria#
Is to he awarded thn boy making thn
model that establlahe* the best rec
ord.
Home two days before th# competi
tion. the plane* will he placed ou
display al a polet in th* bu*tn**e dis
trict. The public U Invited to at.
tend the plane competition at the
school grounds.
V . ..
NOT WORRIED
AT OUTCOME
———. o
Governor Smith Declare* He
Never Hoped for Democratic
Victory In Maine
(0
ALBANY. Bept U
Smtth indicated today that he wa*
net worried shout political trend* in
state's which he is convinced th»
Democrats have little or no chance
of carrying -In November, and b« put*
Maine In that clasa.
The only comment for publication
of the Democratic presidential nom
inee on yesterday's election result*
in the Fine Tree state wa* this:
“I wa* never optimistic enough No
thiijk Matin- would b« anything bpt
Republican."
He made this observation to new*
papofrmon after luvhajl enquired,
rather ('**ually what the Mattie r-sula
hud ii-'eu and had heeti Informed that
the Repuhli( an* hud cartred the slate
by more than 70.000.
moat ettlln Iv to the romlderttion of
thla question. There will he xldmitH
by experienced 'forentern, and In the
ijtmoon at 3:30 there will be”a farm
wood land ihnirnutration ai the wood
land owned by the Slate Iloapltal.
I’lau to cum" and aptml Wednesday,
.'•■cptemlwr I!*th, nt Caldahoro and
In ar thine talKn and nee this demon
atration.
"II ypur community la Intereatenl
In learning more.about thi-k kubjert
arrangement! can he made for one of'
the Kit'iialdO Koreater* to vlalt yoflr
neighborhood and adviae with the far
mem in regard to handling their
w *l land* and hold a local demon
stratlou. ail allilllil 1
MEMBER 01 «
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS d
eaica nvs cams
Police ()u«ll Ne»r Rial That Oc
cur* When Anti .Smith Crowd
Excluded Froai Hall
EX GOVERNOR ('OIJQUITT
LEADS PARTY BOLTERS
Slate Separate ( oaventiea aa4
Make PUuim to Carry Fight
Into Homm (
DALLAS, TtCu , Sept 11—<JP) -*
Amid th« wildcat mm that
marked a Democratic meeting Kk Tax
aa, delegates refusing to eadoree th*
presidential candidacy of Owwaar
Alfred E Smith of Nsw York koltad
the State Democratic conraattea hoc*
today and orgaulaad a conratloa of
their own. - *
Manyi of the stata’a moot prapltaoal
political leaders swung their flats la
a fr«e for all right that enauad whoa
former Governor Oacar Colquitt, avow,
ed anti Smith, m prang to kla toot •
few minute* after tba coavanttom op
ined and shouted)
"Let all loyal Democrats
Eyes wers blackened and noaua Mod
os the Insurgoots, trooping frooa th*
nail amid leer* aad shouts of “Oat out
Republicans” attempted to atoalch
standards from delegations of loyal-
Iris. Uniformed officers broka up a
half dogen melees before order flsially
was restored sad about SM Insuraenta
repaired to their meeting, place an the
front steps of the Fair Park auditor
ium
Th* bolt teas precipitated when a ,
mution was demanding
that only than* delegations loyal to
was an anticlimax to the action of
dorsruor Smith be seated. The gap*km
the State eimsSei iSSamIM»S yip
ierday when anti Smite delSdatloaa
from S coo nils® were notified they
would nm to seated in th# nnßTsailiia
Meeting part V ol P the regular Daaso
<ra|lc group, the Hoover support sen
elected former slate senator T. 8.,
Lev* temporary chairman,
committee#, sad placed further m
tirltie* In the haada of aa sxaoattvu
committee, heed* by A!via S. Moody
of Houston
IS ORGANIZING
FOR GAME LAWS
O mmym—mmrnmm
Fire Wardens Arp Antouautteai
, ly Game Wardwm Uittter
Htale Refufatthma
District fire wardens of Way*# eoaa
ty will this year aid In the catArce
n-'nt of the new gam* laws of Ute
Vials, 11. A, Pike, gam* warden, aa*
nounred yesterday.
Under regulations by lb* State De
partm-nt of Coneenratloa aad Dovel
■ pment. fire wardens are autqmeUr
ally gsme wardens and delegated to
old in reporting violations sad la oa
torclng nhservanc* of th* gsam laws
Twenty four sections of the oouaty
now have the district wardens as fol
lows:
W. D. Dawson, Bureka.
G. Z. Davis, Kremoat.
James R. Ay rock. Ssssafß Milt.
O. Prank l*e»le, Ptkss Crons Bonds
Thad Howell, Plkevtll* section.
R Scott Kltmtre, Saulston Section
R. Kdwin t, Thompsons Cbnpol.
' George Coker, Newsom's Store.
W P. Grant, Adams store and El
roy.
HF. Garris, Heston Section. f
Arnold W. Smith, New Hop*. e
T. D. Sutton. Seven Spring*.
Atlas Price, Prlc'town.
T. W. Heel. Hrosdhnrat Bridge.
Joe A. Herring, Indian Spring*.
Sam C. Casey, Genoa.
A. R. Whitman, Dudley. I
Henry G. Hood. Smiths Chapel \
I. John Mogingo, Corbitt* Hill.
Os Kennan Jordan, Jordans Store.
H. Isaac Sasser. Grantham's Store
Alvin W. Kdvrards, Providence.
John A. Sasser, Kbernesa District.
Harvey L. Kdwards. Rosewood.
BRA. MARY *SITH, AGP M,
HIKI) AT HI.K HONK IX SAULSTON
Mies Mary Smith, aged <6, dl»d at
her home In Sauleton township y#w
trrday following a lingering lllaeea.
She hi survived hy one sister, with
whom she made her boms and several
m-phems and nieces Funeral servloe#
will lie <-oudnctedf£pm the reaMenoa
this afternoon. ifflfs Smith vu wall
known in her section and ssany WUA
learn with sadness of her tsptfc^g