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Saturday colder Sunday.
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 231
Four Fliers Killed And
o , »
Two Are Injured As Big
Plane Crashes From Fog
Amy Pilot Evidently Mlacaku
l*ted Distance In Air At
5 Tine Started Landing
• ONE OF BURVIVORB TELLS
GRAPHIC STORY OF WRECK
Men Were Returning From Par
ticipating In Air Carnival
Near Spokane
SPOKANE, Wok., Nor. 23.— (>P)-
Wk*n the pilot apparently Uwt h«
kttriiii in « h'avy fog a g'unt tri
motored Kurd passenger airplane
crsahcd n#ar th* i’al house highway
Just outaide of Spokane today, killing
four persons and seriously injuring
two otfcere.
ThosekHled, Li Wm It. Will’urns,
Spokane, pilot andan officer of the
Washington national guard flylug
unh "tat toned here.
Lt. larule D. Burger, copilot and
mechanic, former mechanic for the
Ford Airplane factories, Detroit, reg-
Idencc Indianapolis.
K T. Dunlop. Bpokane bank cm
liloyee. and aeargeant in the 116th ob
servation aquardon; Washington na
tional guard.
e
Washington O. Nof*on, officer m»n
fger for the N*m«r Flying service, in
Spokane. ~
The big monoplane wn returning
to Bpokane from a n air carnival at
roltai, Washington, when it encouut
»rrd fog. Wltaewe, said the pilot ap
parently thought he was higher than
he was above the ground when he pre
pared to land.
For two hours, Lt. William'', pitot
lag. batthd w*th fog. circling around
f-poknna seeking • landing placr
0
Details of the accident were told by
Meath, one of those Injured who la
business manager for the Spoken"
Airways who gave his arcountf rom a
hospital cot.
“We took off from Colfav about *
o'clock, flew dn nicely unty nearing
-Spokane when th*' fog loon.ed up Ws
circled Spokane for a long time, hop
. !"g that • hole would ppen up in the
log. I told BUI that woHfhoud not take
any chances and he *a1«l we were not
golufc to. ”
pilot ,J*ck Rose of the Mnmor Fly
tng service, had 'eft t’olfs* in a
Rtearman plane. Heath continued hia
story. •,
“All at once the Stearman, piloted
, by Rope, passed u* »nd dove through
a hole - Bill "aid th»t he could get
through If Rose could and we started
down.
‘ That was our end'ng- Just ** we
Ma'rted through th*' hole it closed up
l„ front of us. We were confronted
with a demr* fog. W" I°*t all sense of
direction and were not abK to tell
whether we were flying upsid*' jjflwn
ot not. However. Hill remained c«>m
as did everyone else in the plane.
“Swede Nornon, ,who i* always |ok
Ing leaned 6v»‘r to me an*' s« ! d - \tell.
He*, boy itjooks * little bad. I’ll see
you |n heir’ and then the crash cam*'.
“Our left wing struck a tree and
wag entirely torn away,and that was
the last I esn remember until I came
to o n th" ground-’’
Near East Drive Will
Start December Second
Nov. 2T_(*P>— John
M. Scott of Charlotte, Carellats Teas
rrer of the Near Hast relief i-ulinina
Hon campaign, announced hire to
i.lghl that the statewide relief pro
gram for both North and South < iro
lina will be launched here Sunday
Th" period begins <>n International
f Rule Sunday. !><•< 2, and cot\-
lir.ues until March 1#29.
Omaha Breathes Easier
As “Killer” Arrested
OMAHA. Nor 23.—CKIaen* oT
Otpaha, who HaVe Wii terror strick
en since Hundav because of a "hatch
<t man" who killed the*'e and woun<l|
ed two bre«tb*r qagjjr tonight n hop**
that a Negro su«pe<t arrested today
I* the killer.
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,MAY VISIT .FLORIDA
r-
WABHINGTON. Npv. 23.— MPV—
President Coolidge Is* <o»siderlng I
trip to Mountain Lafib, FU,, about
February 1 to dedt«at« a bird e»nctu-
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY, BUY.
87 Old Civil Cases
Cleared From Docket
With the members of the Wayne
county brer around him. Judge C.
C. Lyon in Superior Court yeater.
day afternoon presided a g clerk of
epurt. J, B. Hooks called the roll
of civil case* long on the docket
and when the roll **■ fln>abed
late In the afternoon settlement of
a total of 87 suits had been pro
vichd for. Some of these at tions
had been so much “deadwood" um
thed ockef for year#. Sixty-two
casea were to have special acttle
m'nts drawn by counsel and for
signature by Judge Lyou. The Eli.
gabethtown Juriat will devote to
day to signing Judgments and
winding up the week'a term ot
apeclrtl courtv hicb he has held
here.
MERE WOMAN
ROUTS BANDIT
¥
Hut She Insists Papers Must
Leave Out lie roles’'ln Re
porting Case
CHICAGO? Nqv, 23— (A*f —Mrs. C H.
Simmons ln»l»ig that If the newsp-p.
ere print aoything about her ruckus
with a bandit last night that they do
•o "wthout auy frills or heroics."
“Did I gtrlke him?” the gray.lialr<'d
woman said “Weil. what woman
would not, with her hu*bau*l iu dart*
I*r?" ,
The doorbell rang and her husband,
a mortgage broket, answered. Mr*.
S'mmons heard a scuffle and went to
Investigate.
“A young man-with a handkerchief
over part of h*a face stood there,
pointing a pistol at my husband. He
struck Mr. Simmons over the bead
with the handle of the gun. I grabbed
it fr«m him. D'd I strike him? Well,
who wouldn't*" Between us, we gave
that young man a thrashing
"Th* handkerchief came off hi*
face, and he ran a* fast as he cnnld. 1
suppose he was glad to get away.
VBut remember," Mrs: Simmon*
calitioned, “no heroic* in the news,
papers.”
ALFRED E. SMITH
TO START HOME
Only One Stop To-Be Made Ah
Executive Wants to Reach
Home for Thanksgiving
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.—(/ft
Governor Alfred E. Smith and par'y
•v> 11 leave t*r«|»» r row night for New
York, friends were advised here,to.
•fight.
Plans r ail for a slop In Mobile Sun
d*y for the governor to attend church.
No other stop* *re planned a, tho
Governor i* anxious to get home for
Thanksgiving. He dec-lined an Invita
tion to stop at Warm Springs, Ga..
tVvisit Franklin D Koosevdt. gov
ernor .elect of New Yulrk. _
285,000 Lbs. Poultry Sent
East for Holiday Markets
When live car* of poultry ar*‘ clea .
cd today from the Rlsaer and linblno
will depot here for North#™ markets
the total shipment* from the depot f»r
th' - Thanksgiving trade wll-l hav*'
reached lit *ar». a< cording to J P-
Smith, manager of the plant. •
Fourteen loaded cars went out from
here last week and today will see lb
loading of the lifth *ar this «v ek
Farmers have leceived approximate
tv 171.250 fur their imultry, turk-y*
and geeite as shipped, it *«l »«ld
Each car rent out average* about
15,000 pounds, throwing th* grand
total thus early In the season to 2Xo,
000 pounds
'The poiUlry »«* putclia-ed, by sgrnl*
pf the Philadelphia concern ovei North
noil South Carolina and sent to Gold*
boro for clearance to Philadephla and
other Seaboard market». The depo'
here 1» the central point of the acti
vities of tik« company IU llie two
Larolinia.
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J’hotu shows John A• Cameron. Alabama's Valjean.'' as he appeared
on his icturn jo the North Carolina*-*ti‘tc prison to complete » **ntcnce of
Iweuly years lor murder. He fled from the pen nwr than 14 years ago and
was discovered in Sylucaugn, Alabama, wb re be was a busJuess man «t
note, worth several thousand dollars- In the plotur P he is wearing a biwiuess
Coat, but thfe stripes of the prison to which lie was returned. —Photo by
lul*rnutionul Newsreel.
Reaches Jacksonville. On
4,600 Mile Beffola Flight
JACKSONVILLE. C'a . Nov 23. UP)
After reDi' ling his plane and check,
leg ov* i. the moUu- folloWtiHt Ws dlgW
lire from V w York t*>day. Id- Hen
jnrnln Mend**. Colombian aviator, an
in.timed tonight he annul not resume
hi Journey to Bogota. Col'iuibla, until
Eunclay morning*
On landing. Monde* declared he
would t *ke off for Havana, tjio sec
ond I* g of the jrlp tomorrow morning.
'Tiu-^rTrrnrf^J*/ t-aid In animjini
Itip his tjßn-;*- in plan* "I h'Ve to go
ever the motor some more I will nol
leave before Sunday n.or.nlni; ''
IHK'KAW AY NAVAL AIR STA.
Continued on page three
Today's shipments will In* the final
i nes for the Thanksgiving I'ade am)
, th* n Mr. Smith and 'hi* he!ret" will
r turn their “*ui« .tiogyT lo purchases lor
'i fh* Chrlstn is and holiday wade
*
Th* company trai yesterday paying
I 21 dm Is |ter pound Tor hem*. Is cen i
1 for la-ghotrs*. U ( lit' for rooster*.
' 15 tents f*»r Geese. .*1 icui* lor young
cobblers and tttrk-v and 25
tenG so. old t-mi \bcmt t*t pei
cent of ihe shipmeetii cleared thus set
"r aleuit '« ml' In* h* erf lurkejr-.
I Th Cnldsliolo plant of lesser Slid
hslduowit* is out of a number of
central deja*.. oc led at points hi the
heart of ib • poultry pcidunng see
* lion- of the country. Tho*-- lutei»-*t
i efl in the depot*’’'ft re see t nljriiiled
1 os'ibltltle* for ileveliiping Goldsboro
I a* the lead Kg poultry market In the
■ two CaroUnua by virtu** of the fact
- that the big Philadelphia concern
> tcakes it tie* svat of ju ojietattens In
, U4H yi Up*
GOLDSBORO- N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1928
MODERN VALJEAN
WHIPPING PROF.
QUITS HIS JOB
Iktrnwell RmiifiM After Auihori
lies Start lnveHti|f«lion of
" Raleigh ( hhc
RAUCIGII, Nov, 28—(AV-K* w
l>arnwell, chemist r y teacher at Hugh
Morgan high school here, who Wed
nesday thru'lrd Paul Allen, Uth
grade student, thereby bringing on *u
investlgstion by c'ty and county
authorities, r*signed last night a» a
1 member of the faculty It wa« an
nounced today.
Hi* resignation was accepted this
morning by Hupt. H. F. Srygl'y. who
,»id th»t he regretted the incident as
| il wa» the rirst t me thnt whipping «ts
student* In the high school had b«en
b'ought to liis Htt ntlon »inc '*4/**
suru I charge of the city s> li<mv W.
)u22. It has to-ver beat* the policy to
%vh>p student* except in obstitrate
ra**» and th*n with the c<*nsenl of
par-iit', he explained.' The superin.
« lendent sl*o - nil that the rubber tub
leg u'*-d b» Prof “Barn well w»( not
gept in th" ischoid for the spei-lflc
piirpiiM* of whipping students but *»»
used « ■> r 1 gulsr pirt of th« chemi*.
try equipment
The resign l * l!2nof l’r(»f. Barnwell,
il i* ilioiigllt. will end Ih matter,
prof Barnwell has been a member
i.f the liigh "sclifud faculty, ' only »
vhort time, mmlng here only about
. u month.
GET WAGE ITCKEANK
CHICAGO. Nov. 21. t/F) fondue
tor* »nd^Kvfnine n of weM*m rail
ray* todsv accepted n 8?; pey cent in
,j(*rea*e retrnacllve to May* 1. 1928,
ij when their former agreement w*th
ilk* x w*»w#jci «»p4s4.
DR. MULUNS
DIES AT HOME
PrrHidcnt of Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary Long
A leader
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I.OCIHVI 1.1.E, Nov,. 23—(AP) —Dr.
Edgar Young president of
the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary hei* and inteiaatlonally
known denomlnatlongj leader, died at
l ie home at noon today.
He suffered a stroke of paralysi*
November lu and death was aot ua_
expected. Attending phyilclane had
held out l‘ttle hope for recovery of
the 88 year old churchman during the
nine day* that ho hovered between
,ife and death.
Isla May Mullins, herself well
known a N a writer of fiction, was 'it
he r husband's bed*id« when the end
came, ■ *
T*t•gram Operator
Dr. Edgar Young Mutlin*. , who
(erved as president of the BapUat
World Alliance and of the Southern
Papfst Theologlcrel Seminary, was,
at the age of 15 a full-fleged telegraph
operator.
Before thi* young Mulline worked
ys ptlnter'a devil and aa typesetter in
hi* home town of Corsicana, T**.,
where he had lived since he was 8
• care old. lie contributad part of hjs
wages toward* sending k'a older sla
ter* through college. 'After h|» sister*
irer*. r'aduat’d he wsa told that his
f illier had found mean* to send him
it ecitwh **nHege Ha entered upon a
li* 'I ••"* er*«-*e In the Texas State
Aer'cui'tirei College.
Foe- »*■*• 'e'er. eßer h|, rradna-
H»" -—*',•*> one night Into the
• ent of’" te*v**|lnr evangellet es Dal
!n«. That night he w«« among Aha
mure*!* He returned home and be
rsm* active In religions work at M*
father’s ebnreh In Coratcsna. -
The voitfb d'etermlned to enter the
mlnbtrv He entered the Boo'bern
•Oiologlrat Rent Inner «f Ty»"**vfße.
Here ** the, nee of *B. Dr MuUlitn re
r tved his degree. Kentuckv b**c*m*
Id* adootd state. Ill* ftre‘ pestorste
ws* s' Harrodshure, ifv Froni there
he went to the Lee Street Bantlet
church Baltimore, where h|s work
mme under the notice of Joshu* Lew
rrlnr president of the hoard of true
tee# of the Southern Bantlet Seminars,
• Dr Mullins left Baltimore to take
the pastorate, of the Ftr*t BantlM
church at Newton Center. Mane., then
considered one -of t-he mnet Important
Baptist pulpit* I" the United
since the Newton Center
ologlcal Hemlnery **, there.
GOVERNMENT
TROOPS SENT
RulirHriH Civil War Situation
(irw4 SeriouM As Michali
lolf Defiant
HOFIA. Bulgaria, Nov. 23
A(l«r an exchange of deJlahc# Ih* Bul
g.tnlan govcrnm'rfit tonight dispatch,
ed troop* to attempt to ’ceptur# Ivan
Mlchallloff, leader of the heHlß'Kat
faction of Hie Macedonian Revolution,
ary faction In vtchr of hi* rejection
of a government ultimatum, it in not
expedeo that he will allow hln»«elf to
be taken without hitter fighting.
The situation assumed an ugly as
pect early today when the govern,
men! b-gan rushing Urge contingent*
of troop* Iron, the outlying districts
to reinforce the Holla garrison.
Toledo Company Buys Wpyne
Bonds and Pays Big Premium
•Wayne county h totaling 174*.
Kill sold yesterday by the board of
county coinml*»toncr* commanded a
premium of »K.<f7*.6o It utut the laat
meeting in which the preaeut hoard
Mill participate before the new board
is eworn in on December 3. and
mark'll the -completion of th*rty
year* of public service On the part of
t\ K. Herring, Hr., of liviiau Hpringt
townahlp. .
In*vid Kohnson and Company of
Toledo, Ohio, were the *uoce**fiil bid.
der„ for the bond*, which will
t'feKt at the rate of 4.76 per cant The
premium of 15.07 S 60 brought thf to?
t»l offer for the bond* by the Toledo
company to |756.07*50. which ’J»
equivalent to saying that the Intareet
rate on the bond* w*ll b" only about
4.63 per cent. !
The various items in the boad total
4 ‘
are a* follow*:
|W,W|
King George Slightly
Worse Yesterday, But
Improved Last Night
Saves Life by Swim as
Truck Goes Into River
BOA ROMAN, N C-, No*. Jl - OP,
—Swimming through a channel
emptying Into the Umb«r ri*er
neer her* yesterday after his truck
had plunged through a barricade.
Phlll Hall, ealeaman for a Char
lotte concern, appeared to be non*
the worn, for his experience to.
night.
, Hall wad' thrown through the
windshield a* the truck sank la Id
feet of water.
Recent floods washed out n large
concrete bridge and several detour*
were belag used with the mala.,
highway barricaded at Uia point
FOX HUNTERS
END SESSION
"Hsrria", Owned By Paribr.
Bcm Higksat la Field •
Trig la la Hast*
Os a|| the fine dogs entered In the
«aat s during tbs weak "Harris, " ha*
longlag to A. O. Button of Fayette
ville, waa ecored highest In field
points, tsbulstlona made as a con
eluding event of the flth annual Fto*
Hunters (Convention here yesterday
showed. The selection* of the heat
(togs fallowed ctee* upon the fthal
and mpet exclttlng hunt of the o*a
ventton.
"Fly/' the pro|fimy of W. R. Par
liar, of Statesvllla, was second point
scorer, and "Ro*#. , • *|so of the Far
ller kennels, wa* third, Roaa Alexand.
tr’a -Flying' ’ won fourth honor*.
W. R. Farller. because of the ra
rer** established by hi* dog* la the
trial*, retains the Hinton Jamse cup
ond Cowles mp, provided tor bait
record*. Mr. Parller has h*ld theae
highly prised trophi** for two yaaf*
now. -
Three fox** were Jumped In the
cast on th* John Jen nett# farm
of the city yesterday morning i»
which 40 hounds were followed by 4d
riders. This cast waa a grand finale
to the hunt* of th* w*eh, and pan
demonium raigped supreme when the
dogir chased one of the r*d tinted
streaks under the bora* on
Miss Douglas Long of Gee*u»boro
w*s riding.
This hunt concluded th* contention
which began l*dF M*nduy night. A
second dance *n«f a bualneaa seseio"
ted been held nt the Hotel Ooldeboro
th# evening previous and FayHterfll#
eeleetd *s th* pl»«« for Ih# next m*#t
:|>g-
Col. Lindbergh Starts
Trip Back to America
• fAMPICO. Mexico, Nov. 13-—4AA—
fol Charle# A IJndbergh landed h*r#
st 3: to this afternoon after n flight
of about 2-li hours from Mexico City.
Hr whs ’ai?eomp*n|e<i IA. Col. R*.
hertp Klerr<t. Mexican snny flier. The
American nvlator hsd been In Mexico
Cily so» about two
Ambneakdor Dwight w Morrow andj
his family.
Col Lindbergh expects 'to remain
hr re Tor # day or two to hunt duck
snd to flnh.
000. 1031 to l'»85 inclusive; f 10,000.00
1036 to 1980 Inclusive.
$19.,000.00 Itnsd snd Bridge Fund
tng Bond*, maturing SIO,OOO I*so la
193 ft inclusive; $15,000 1934 to 1941
inclusive. $20,000 1942 to 1»43 iftclu.
slv*.
Stt.ONJO , Road and Bridge Bondi
maturing $5,000 1931 to 1932 incltt.
elv*;; IHOOO 1933. SIO,OOO 1034 to
19.17 Inclusive.
C. F. Herring. St., retiring member
of th* board of tiomminsionere. vs<
extended congratulations by the other
members for the consistent service
which he ha* reudered "» • public ser
vant. Mr. Herring waa defeated for
re nomination in the Democratic *rL„
mary of last June. Th# Indian
Springs mas began hi* public service
record about 119$ when he waa elect
«d clerk of court, a position which h*
held for eight year*. Since that lime
ba ha* been, often and o*>. a member
?f Hu poa, a ui copunlwone...
MEMBER OF
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PRICE PITH CHRTB
England Anilouily Walla EacN
Bulletin From Hb Msjss
* ty'g Skk lom b
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HEIR APPARENT REMAINS
IN CLOSE TOUCH AFFAIRS
Congest km of Lang B»rand T«s>
terday Bat Waa Saombfly
Arrestsd Last Evnatag
LONDON. Nov. ss.—(AP| —King Oaor.
ga. who stood with barod basd is s
ralastorm at tbs Arm Ist lea Day ears
monlse. has developed a coagaatlon is
os* lung which has caused anxiety'
throughout hla kingdom
His majesty passed a r*atl*M sight
asd today the ooagaatloo *u found
to have tacreasad slightly This attar
uooa. however, ha asocaadtd la gat.
Msg s*me rest sad thla was rabardsd
aa favorable
While members of the royal bauag* ~
bold war* not unduly alarmed and th*
King la quit* cheerful, th* state of bis
health caused earn* ooacera asd baL
latina war* awaited aagarly .
Th* Prise* of Wales, half apparent,
who la husttag Is Bast AJrtae wttk Mg -
brother Urn Dab* as Qlauoeater, fa be
ing kept closely In tsosh with (is
condition as bis lather- Than Car.
however, that* has boas oath lag tm
indicat* bis immediate retam
to Bag land I* con tamp la tad
Th* Dubs of York, who hi lb* only
os* of th* four royal anas Is Busload
at th* piweeat time, earn* from bis
hunting lodge to Loadoa this luora
leg and v tel ted hta majesty. fins.
u*d to ratura to North am ptoaebtr* to
morrow hot will hasp la olsa* touch
with London-
Premier Baldwin la baaftng Is aisss
tench With the false*. So will ga to
Chequer* far the week-end but wilt “•
be at Immediate **)■ Is asa* h* should
ha needed b Tend as b —»—attaU
with the King's Moms
1 Kbg Oaorg*'* physician*. Mr —ft °
lay Hawaii asd Lord Dswaoa. a 4 Mas.,
in thalr formal MsUmost tonight
•aid:'
-Th* King had a q«H*r day. Us
temperature Is lower sad there was ah
further extension of the mischief b*
the laag."
WOOTEN WINS ■ *i
DAMAGE CASE
b Awarded 15,479 Agnlnat J. #.
Stoat Per Lena el Eya Aa «
Workmen
mmmmrnmmmmm
Judgment for 9M7t waa yaatdrday
Awarded J. A Woetea against the 1.
W. Stout construction company at
Hanford for th* Brno of aa aye wktl* *
working as a carpenter In Urn con
struction of th* high echos! building
her*. Mr. Woatan had ashed lIMN
damage and alleged failure as th*
company t* previds an **p*clsl loot
for au especial task A plea* as *t*«t
chipped from th* hamper he waa ne
ing- on a cole chisel, struck the ay*
and destroyed th* eight.
The case hsd be*a started Thurs
day morning, occupied all that day 'a
session of const sad% r*rdl«t wp* Ja
mmed yesterday about 11: Id a. *a.
Teague tag Dee* of Oaldpboro and
Mr. Tedga* of Sanford appeared a*
counsel f*r the defmidaat In th# oda*
end l-a»g#toa, Alien padJTajJor far
the plaintiff. ■* —JV ~
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MAD MARKET 1
CONTINUING
imm -
Advances Recorded In Number i ,
of Stocks But Others Skew
Large Decline
NEW YORK, Nov 23. — UP) —Th#
stock market which has been run*
-rnnga high epecajetlvs fever for th*
past tew w*efc*. meat Into caovulaloo#
today OB a record breaklug turnover
which fell Ju* ehorT of 7,**OAO«
shares.
Today's saWiTas <compiled by #*-
change official* were *,1(42,10# ghares.
It wa* only leaf TaWl flag aloek ae
i-bang* sales crossed (.ISO,### sales
for the first ttas<
Flael quote daks rtteoloeed alo* i
•oag list of eat f*h» ruantag aa ht*h
as S 2« Me share In* an almostennaft
ly long MIC dilis* decline*, Thsntng
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