WEATHER
Shower* Thursday and Interior' Wed
nesday. fooler In Interior Wednes
day and In estreme weal Thursday. ,
VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 37
CITES NEED OF RURAL EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Gardner’s Address Is
u ■%
Feature Second Day Os
Eastern Carolina Show
H|R’i|Kh of Seclion as Example of
Non-Food I‘roducinK
Agriculture
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GOLDSBORO GIRLS I*l T
ON CHORUS LAST NIGHT
• • •
Governor Makes Su lines turn
Thai County Chambers of
Commerce He,Developed
(Special to The Newsi
FARMVIU,K„A|irtI !• "Suture de
•xlyned Eastern North Carolina to h
nn agricultural paradise and such It
can be made," Governor O. Max Xiurd
nr told the utti'tiduiits pi tii-■ Ku*|
••rij ('nrollna Chamber of Coinineii'-
afternoon. In the llr-o a<J
dress in the eastern part of the Mali
since he van Inaugurated ns Nnrih
Carolina'* agricultural Governor
Governor. Gardner a icdriri-ss wa* tin
outstanding feature pf the s»eond da).
,< f the Ex pofi!lon. wliltli rom }••»
crdny* and today's attendance bid'
fair 1o i t new recowl® The tweiitv
I
live, voting Women of Goldsboro who
tool part In the ell nr It a < oitipeHtlnu
Plaged between cities of Eastern North
Carolina won nnirl) praise. Ilow
of them bail escaped the eye of Kin
i'.bgteld. John VV Holmes. platform
manager. »nld he didn’t niider-taml
Got Gardner -aid Hint lb- eontri
lotions of Ayeock. Hlrkett rls' lt
end” McLean eueli cuitMll iit»d a dis
Mint ijaln In a eertain direction, with
out corre*»ondl»y in ■ <ji her J»-
portanl activities, statin* that lie hop
ed to contribute some part to the tip
builtllne of- agriculture in the State
"Our problems, a* I see It, |« oto
«f Const rnetfbn. rather than relief,”
Governor Gardner said
Governor Gardner poj^t»d’out that
Eastern North Carolina glow-- more'
It bacco In neat the lop In cotton and
sections oP It lead the nation in pro
uuctioii and of *oy beans and peanuts
While She area ranks first In the Cull
'd States In valui of crops produc ;<
unnuallv, the yaltte being Jl’.nOo.tinn
" Ith the Increase lit farms, lie po lit*
•d out. Is also nil increase In arm
tenancy., more than two-thirds of. thi
Fastem North Carolina tarms tmlng
operated In* tenants. "Neither tenants
nor landlords are to lie blamed' fm
Gw Seilsti in i of tepain y Inn it is a"
patent fact that a -high level of rui'i
< 'tlzenslilp cun not lie built In an an
of excessive ten.m. " 'o :,|
'•'l stand today tn tin very heart
of the world's leading example of a—
MB*f(Ml in odm ina t> p, oi aari.nl’
lure", said Governor Gardner, acting
fipures to show the section's deflcl
• Pcjo In livestock and dairying. "The
I!*- > census of mri'li iiltitie .reports
2K3.1K2 taints In North Carolina. <U
this number. |.,li,liti| farms did not
have a mill, cow; 11,1. UK did not have .
a ho* on the faint; 17:i,(15 produced I
sTo hav or oruge" lie said It tuke
one thud of the income from thi
slate's leading crop to p,n tbe lor
ill " 1,.- at I
"North 1 nrollna ‘ends out of .the
•stale carp year around f S.Ul.'Hlt' OOP
fi r Imported food and foo l supplies,"
In said In pile of (be tai l tpal lb'
Ftate b.l the sm unit l.iii'c t lltimliet
of farors. tbe -eeond la ire-'t fat in
population and two third- nt her pop
u'.itlnn IF.it.c on I arms. v. hell
termed "A lines' peculiar - uintloe"
ll<* said "I am • convinced I lint Cn
Sfijl." i an not on 1 y be self-feedlftit I• • r ft
tli t it could profit from t'o- prod in
lion O so ul Sipd feed ilbpllo. \
t i out Van a Hurd to liny from abroad
Ihlnzs (lint be ran prodni* more
cheapiv „on tin- farm Master Farm
t'la ale hival Itibh live it borne farm
t’f«" •
Fpi nklnit of she apnallin* lack of
* 0
food. pretTm-ed til the Slate, especldllx
reset rlue til )' a ' uivton apples rout
lit* 'ii while Viii'i' ( • dm i allows tb
Jvorld - to rut till the
*round, he said Importing veget
ptli . Into North Carolina I n comic
net with traffic results” Tit" United
State* Department of Agrloii'Mtre pro
pounced Eastern North Ca d'na rift'"’
snrvev ln 1 ? Its natural raaouri e«, "th»
future winter garden of America". He
referred with : II pleasure to the new
fickle faeti rv project at New Bern
savin* 1 1. i; a va«t Imlttsti fg.m he
built up 111 preserving. • "ting and
pu klitlK fruits and vpge'.ib'- While
Kaetern North Carolina cannot r nu-
ConUnued on pat* twg
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
IlllfAD IN 'THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRKSH—READ BY BUYKIIS BKKOIIE THEY BUY.
GREEN PLEASES
THE KOTARI \NS
New lk*rn ( ill A-n Entertains
Them anrf Ur. Voder ln
• Htrurts Them
The Gold-boro Hotarv club wa list
ulKht cnterlalne'l by t Green of New
lleru and lost (in ted by” Hi V'xler of
.-inltorluUi, Mr Green, formerly of
■•oldsboro started It* pr..maui with
a humurous soli* about the "IHd Tow n
i lali’ >o and, W a otf to a ifteen mlllllte
-trnliin of wit, most it applied lo ttono
uiemlifT ol the Rotary Club
"It was to, good as apv VMliduvilf
lilt 1 imve hi ard le' eiitly wa - tic
common! ol otic Hot art an alter the
t ee'ltlff
• "lb. Gol-isboro i tub re'inlly nt
lliirli Waldrop to pul o.y a p-ocraiu
111 New Hern," I’restdent l; I . Sleviyi
lohl Mr. Green lor the dub ".'ltd ni“m
utrs of 'lint dull have told tile tlyil
..ov efljoved it tboviuiy dv I hope
ant word will *n buck lu New Horn.
Mr titeeii. Unit folil-boro lia mo.'
'I an V.v 1 0J'd the ruceram uni yav"
t'>lllßllt/- .<
• ' r»
. Tbe full beuefbi.il .offer I* of •she
wbryTculo-ie "dine, ttov Induy
ill Wax lie coutify s< boids ■ will not bei
felt until ten or fifteen vejr«' Inter,
’•ei htruil Dt Vode " In dlxi itoitni: lb
work lie is doing in the county Set
-ncir ha - iHseo v '■! f I Ilf tf l ■. bill’d ’ ba l
it Is eXpoMire to flic « thin, eb l l
booil that brings down the vaun*
adult In to lu years later with tuli-r
.Illosls The cu.e 111 till- di-e.i •«/’ be
tol ltl lift Ai.i a deiuu'ds upon Ilf
s'lige «l which t l eatnu lit i-, begun
If tlisCovefed while ill tic illdpeill
'SIT a>wswt u; purcem r>- Vhe ease
• it it be i lit ml
Jack .Smith was the eos of l.csllr
'V'" lat tin nieelloy l*iid' llt Bob
;’.levenw amu HMi red that the uom*nat
u
‘tl* cpmniltlee yxoiild make Its report
it i lie next meeting and that tli" elet
! f>u of officers would be gone Info at
■ I at 11 tin- i
Hugh Waldrop, cjialrpian of the on
to HaUdgli program, anpoittii oil that
•be maiorffy of the ruemteer- of thi
I|b were pi itiuini' t <( at’etid Hie dl
■riot conference in If.'tl'igb, ypt.l
;f,-2 f,.
\ Utt GtiF.S to KIM lit IIST
KOI IT I’IKHCK. Fla „ April !• lb
'lilted Hlates Sella! cl di‘< I S
Vitre of i’enn.sy 1 vanla was «n route
|’lnebut;st, N C , todav alter -pend
i* tour mouths recovering front a
paralytic stroke at his winter Ti<|in<-
It St. horo.
FIVF. S’FltlSH IN If IMH I Mil
I AKHON, < (dorado, April '' Five
putsons were burned to ilaath at t|
iandi houtm 20 mile* southwest of
ii*i* ii i fire of otiflelerml lui• • j
'*.h! nl«ht. Mr and Mr«.Tlark Thrlp ~
'ho ( hihlrrn Hint *« him) lianrt wer«*j
!■«»*-«• who Uv.
Mexicaa-Rebels In Full
Flight Before Federals
.11 AHF.K. Mexico ApiiJ o' IV A|i- 1
p»frintlA in full light Judo! t.tie Vli.-kl
. •rlolix K.e(b’t:il vi»i o! i • mal .In.'.'!
Al-ma/.iiti flic MtXb.in t evoltltlotiarx
loti. ?, today seemed to Ne pbiujllng thy
-v4(x i.aMiiu ot 'lie ett'lri 'tali' ol t'hl
iiUbu.i 'it (iri’|»a t.atlon t”i a final}
t..ml to t oe“ onmut tn- (■: xx i
Soniira. lilllbpla. e of tbe r*d)ell: ti
Ueports re ejxt'i here said Federal)
,1 Vi-i-- had on ";a "*i f ’ll '. -i I. ' '
ii.llewin* it- e'acuatlon fix the t-l'td- j
Hacked ag.iln-l the wall thi Intel' 1
national boundary of tits 1 .g tit" iti !
ait gent command ‘appavebtly wm'
p enning also to viebl the <!'v ,
'e uez lo ttiv- Federal fore*" and mo 1 I
>d wes'war'l :irro<*s tie aiiinta nl
tbtiyl- to ion .illdat* with ieh-1 rant-.
utits to Sonora and there igrry out
■’ • i slnpaigli to overthrow tl.tv g ill"
■ erumeftt.
i General Kscobar, military dictator
-In '-X o'.’ft .’Ol 111 '’ 1 tg'XX a' d 'lo
I w ”.'t with (lie vlvugU'id o! hi- a ...
Ant ,ij>i:i »x»iii.i'»*ia :MK»b ,n»* iUi line
I »nir tr*W f»»i !o«it through lii** ■ l»
i »
uuua uiuunuiiu titn.'ou.Y «4'uipr >
This Bomb Was Meant to Kill Roosevelt
l "rr — mi *■
This picture shows tits Ixttnb that was in
ended to explode in t lie oftice of Governor
•toosevclt, but Which was made a dud by Jhc
>rompt action of a post oftice porter \vtio
stamped out the fuse which he set of! when
he struck the infernal machine while cleaning
up. The homb was to constructed that an
iilUHf.iUdtt explosion would have re su 11 c d \v I ten
ALLEN PLE-YSEI)
win! lii^spoNSi:
»> . i
Says Hrummitt Repl> rivars l p
Number f>f (|u«ilinns As
to Sc'umil Act
'Kpei ,ul to Tin’ New t
I! 1.1-.11.'1. pi. • V!!' I.
.(D •
. i 11l 111 Lml 1,... ! I-. 11 ! I ■ t
i ave appeared In tb" in"* X SAlt Caro
' m* tliord law have bin deared up
t v the nt'»w er < to 17 uue <t ion .. out <>v
I'un -or Ton uuestlon* -uhm ‘tt''d try
cwtwl x" ai|ii l at'li'lldetiti b. AltU#«»x !
GePerul Hrunimtti > 'Sterdiiv", aid l» j
A. T Alien, id ate Sii]n-rintytidi iit o
i'ljblb: lie true.ion today.
Mr. Hnimmitt bad a k'd the teiidi
fl'» to wiittnill questlond to him and
coniMiitlei' of »iip>-tuitcrid»iil-. coni ,
fused at Bit' Kunderburg, Fuyejte
Cl"; W' II I’lttnißP Tarloro, I. S.
hd ward*. Trov .1 T. It ■rulin', to Ida
mini, and -I I Webb. * fix ford wn ■
tKfned t> S’ at" Superintendent Allen'
and wort-<-d w ? 'ilti It in In ro relatiny
and ( mid'sisltig Hi' 'Jf"i fir .'in' l 'files
fMtis asl.fd, '"to IT «io* lion
“tine <•! she big t|iU’*|(on/ w i- in
eluded lu section 13, which seemetl
' > pin i ; tb" leai ii*-!' in -|tedal lax
disArktN "ti 'i" itm tniwtN »t• G tcaeti
, i - in otil< e.'ti-tib lei. both as to -i.al.ir
in and teal lie I load, lint Mr. Hrumttiit t
cave a very ,a’tabu tmy explanation
0
■ lliat iiiii'-i in;. ' -aid Mr \fli u
"Another (|UI‘IIII|I of lrnp«*i l.ili.i ■ to
lbi‘ ft adiet s |k cuntair ed in S c. lim
,i and 2.. wlttdi Mi HrupimtiT "
ms we red wiiU'sfftet'iritv. In lac', all
V U
■it the mayor (incKiiiins line been an
-.wind a'.'t *■- *re NOW . wbls to pr '
ned op add ground V waited uu
I:! thi -e - pi.- ti : "ill to tnaki* niv state.
incut, f"' I wanted tin- opiubm of the
Attortiex tienernl is n basis before
(i mrncii' ilig Mr. Allen s.jld.
"Tbe ifue-.! on -of Imw tar tbe I oatd
of Eouuli/.Bllnn will go In tbe examl
iriwttri" f on fee., i w *•
j hi t!*«<" Sw?rr» mmiutiHtTH in Mtu)
lii'Mikc f*x* |t*>tn«*nf i»! f v ;nl* «i in thi
< I V wSllHt r»ll to Ihr Lt’lU’ifi it f ♦*AS
nt
\ -ity* ,!>.!» I«»|D*VVIHK tlh* .l!l i\g»l c»l
ir iicrH! i rtiaYfii. govyiHor of ('hlliua
j ‘ iiii at the lo ad of ■ il hundred
!%t |i . ■’ I. • ,• ". ' ,1 •■ 1 ! to
* ■!" , k " ll;i:i'.i a I tii■ .■ -
j f!gli "■ 'f ttti> .''"Oit! e I. ■: * \ .
| • ,- |-i *. a :" ( | x •■ t 'O,l 't. .II x 'lf t 11. (,!
j might .pox •x. •X»,.1 ■. I .’ll
..01. .: I-. i obar In Siurnra
H*. \ < I At \ |ii ' He ml
( ■ *1x1)1 e>-xx v r ptttDa from Mexico
i. 1 ' ir os It- .... I line
.if. sou: itrr.ti t It I n 'id States nruiv
I '.’iiola • ti'diN ti ' • d ti.t'it v Hi b'>r
{ ,!e| ||i napi X•'Wi•li 11 gII g!) 1 11 s I
\ further Iwn'liinK o I'nltcd States soli
1)1:,. s'”|p . ft.-xx .rt i ; i'iri‘ lift w cei
il'oiivl* loth • • I Novales w* <•
M Ixß uw'hiie the • iiuui.il tier (if hotk
i the ri be; and F-der-il 'rml- » ' *?
'tie bur I. r I - i.in •
> luro plana. j...
GOLD-SHOKO. N. (.
Complete hvidence in Culley
11 ! Oil hr Lair on Yesterday
e
Ml i ib nee art butli (be i.ivi aioi ~ i y . locgl mall who t- one oflhe i ave
, Gulkt) tftll want O 0 III'- lUtld during the
"ill ia... * .ti b a'li • ady < upte 1 mortilttg .eH-iiuti and testified that
•|,e Ii | two d.IX- ot the pecs, nt ,errn tliex liellexisl Mrs Gulley to lie of
• >
a vAaxnr B.pperiut I i ufF tot the 1 1 iMI imind mind and perfectly nyistiln *»t
i , I• . XX . 11 (’ 1.( i ill . I X . et ..If oil’ Fir, t, 111 a! the i tine It was
O’ i
t. . u: 1- Li a»it; t U Ull l. ' .-Ii .* 11
conrt ; ndjwurawd, howex.-r. -at o’- \ imniu r. u wMtnesae* worn Intfo
i loik only Ill'll- aiguineiit had !"•♦•• i to .Mliirnex , for the caveators
bmllte l nil either Mde. and With at > niottg thitse was Mrs t ||. Mmire. ,
j'. av txx . mote -pfet hi and Jed ;.' aoful woman. wlir» ; testified that idle
■iHadvM charge to the Jure vet to hml. been with Mrs Gulley W Rood deal
! idn. It* was lit" belief ot attorneys prior to her death, and that wile hud
• ''at llit'ii t •’ would not br men tired several things which might ln-
G.e pirx before noon tmtax. dlcwte that her mind intcht not he
Mr-. (;• or*e f Snyder, of.New York mat rlglil. Accordlng lo Mrs, Moore's
nd Mrs. r. T. I ilex of Ashevllls, pro lestlipiniy Mrs Gulley thou*ht fiome
■ i’lilimlei 1 d the will nf tic l.i ll Ids ine Wiiulvil lo mits'in her. Kvldencu
Gulley, and sKters of tames K Gill G’onklrios'l o'laPaee ICtffhtt
\LI MM MEET
FRIDAY NKMir
( filch Collins and Alumni Secre
tary Saunders tu Attend
Gathering
r v
lh« rfilvemfty of Curollnn Muuml
of WiiMh f'uuty Akil! ;»l u Kt«
f !»*• *| 1 1 t<ll *i | i>h at ih«* lloicl I Hilft
f»nro »*ii Krhitv. VplH I2lh, as
IoV lor k <'mil h "riim k roll in s, Ihm i
niid h of r*H»lhall jil f Iti*u»v I*l
I nml .1 Marion SiiUtiiler ;« i f*ri I ulutii.
a
d M-rtetiiry. will be pr'eeettl. All ot
Mi- Alumni if U’nype <otll)!x nee lire
ed to i nine out to Hits dinttir mil
■III. I ( Oil Ii 1 ’ol I ill pint di-lICS’ till
xx oi i, of ilie "Alumni iissoclntlnn witn
Mr Sjmnders foiicli folliiiM will tall,
to" fin iiluni it I about tbs plans of tlo
ittibin usi-iMlatlon and the gt’iiernl
w ot. and prorpiuls for football al the
nuner-llv
'll,l 1 eelltlJt will Imgltl ptotiiptlx. at
, ".U o i lock and l.t-l for about an
rti ki-is for tlo- dintici ian be,
■iHied rs from fiem ge Ttiompson
Frederick I’nrker, IT. .A Griffin m
Heirs Well,
It I- Imped that pH the alnmnCwho
• Xpi-'t lo he ('resent will notify Mj
TToimp-on o? Htely Intern lons to
Tliut - iiiix q 1 g-111 ’I a* 1 - ‘
t lilveislty Alumni in <',oiU
■a I.! 0 ■ hoped I toil of. II" ' 1
xx-fa-Mtc. Ill* . live to I iold* tnlr-** Mt
I : . icont. I'i tv >x til* o’ "at* ti lii
* ,i ri 11 1 . 11 (hex will tic 'i ra 1 u g/ilni
. : > the dipuet Frt lay to. lo
RICH YOl TIIS
ENTER PRISON
'ft
Musi Serve LHV Term E«w Mur
• dcr i*x Connection With
Thrill Hold-up
I ■
'
VIMiM'C Vi! •> -- I :
k* 4;c*or|f<» lfarsh. Ili, tiM % nibi*r tis
■* r • ■*i N!»; ' • !•
tem ol Ji
I. » * .1 • ' x • t I x ' ;»
.. 1 ■ ‘ u fYi. f <if 'he ..' • ■ m
- , d
D,pr!r.*if*ji.cn* f t i i■ ■’* ihnin. an
H'tcuiptcU hold up.
WEDNESDAY MORNLN(L APRIL l(k iy2M
- . ..jkju. ** TSgTT:-/
the lid of the tin candy l>ox in wjiich it wait
packed was opened. v£oinqident with this dia
covcry, word came that the home of Mr, and;
B. at Tarrytown, had been de
stroyed by lire of ihcendiary origin. Mra. C.
I). Dali is tlie former Llcanor Roosevelt,
daughter of the Governor. ,
RUMP STARTS
PLANE SEARCH
t
v,
Keporl 'Thai Amphihinn Whlflj
Cleared From Norfolk May
Be Down in Swamp
I.AKKIH l«tT. Nvprll b «k4*i
i l.e till val Artrmifi I 1 took off bite tills
'tteriioon ip Mcurch for the umphtldun
plane will' ll dlK.ip|>eai ed with four
t .dt llioii Hiatt two Week* ago Ip lx
II pbl from Norfolk, V« . to New York.
( lie blimp was in command of M.'
It I' Tyner and carried a crew of
Ino ii.eti They planned j*t' ( rillsf*
'• i Hawking Swamp In she vicinity
lbiniCK«! Wliere, COUIItV deledlve
D '
I lU> I'ai Tet; of 1111 l liriglon aid It
x . - reported lo have come down,
111 HFI t.Ol F, If Mill \'l‘ 41 \MFZ
H vitr.z chlhuiihui' v*»rll ft. (4Pt—
' euctul Vlnrcelo Carnvc i revolllng
.’j inir of f'lithuahtia. arrived here
H.tC l4 "' f'hthnahnn fit' at the head of.
xor til hundred i avalix men.
Piggly Wiggly Franchise In
Co. Bought by Mr. Minton
‘ie . -
Kxercl -tng an opt ion secured on
lalMtarv lii, VA . Mlotx*ti, 0110 of the
111 y .1111/rl •■' of The New- Xe>.' < I-ftt V
toot nine took over tbe op- rlpti of
to \\ tgg.lv grin ■ I '.’ '•
' eider tvltd ' healntll "tree r'cil'h
xxi-t. Mr 'l'tilou. liiannK r it r 1 ■*■
\ i-'f Orocar* Im -baa aeinrvd the
t'-ggly U tgglx Irani hi •• for Wiiytie
county aml cuirteni.platex the opening—
of additional “lores
Mr Minton ha* purchased from Mr.
John Spber the -folk 0 good* at
x.-it.g»nt on Hie a helve* of Hie alore
and during Mil-* w-.k will make ml
d'Honal “tor k pun 1c- 11*' plan*!
to Inaugurate a number of new Tea
tniC” In tlii’t'riMd I'll -in*".- In Gol I
hero
A native of A! Mr Minton
(.-•rue to Goldsboro in 1 u JI and If wac|
Itrgely through hi* effort* that the
.effort at 'iTidiilMiifr !h> Guldsbo <
News was a suet 0 Krotn the laitti
(bln* of she paper he nerved with It j
In an executive capacity, and It
lie who styod by In the trying periods
Contests In Two Wards
Today As City Primary
Starts With Rising Sun
Hoy Not 17 Yet
Weighs 305 Hounds
f Itcnhcii finite*, of Klevatlop
townahtp, Johnston I, unity is innii
Inateil for the young gtunt Indus
It) Reuben won't he seventeen
year# old until June, hut alieudv
he tips the scales at soft pound*
and I* alx feet tall And. It Is not
a Hubby kind of fat either, but Ih •
bard riiusixtlur manner of tiverdp
pots G it ('(Kites, grandfather o
,th(* voting giant, sav* that he can
keep up with a fast mule In nuv
field any day In the week
TO REPORT ON *
: FAIR CAMPAIGN
Only Two Dayg ld*ft In Which
lo Complete? Drive for Fair
Deficit FuridH
At a meeting of the Hoard of IM
lectori, of Ibe Wayne (ounty Fall A*-
MIX' lutlon, to be calb’d here. Waller C I
Denmark,' aecrelary of the local
ClihiiiJh*? of Comnierre will make .1
report of Hie refurns front aubscrlp
lion card*, which were recently neiil
to 1.000 repr'(MenlMtlvr clttMß* of the
county Theae i*nlMM rlpHim card* were
»en! out fur ffrt JHirpnae of eqllcttlng
funds for inking tare of a fair d*ff
iit Im nrrenl lasi year, and the »n< -
(c*« of she drive will determine
whether or not Wayne rouniy will
have a fair thi* year. The New* Was
l told Inet evening.
"AVe are Very gratified at the num
ber 'Tf subset Iptlons which are being
111 ii4 1 «x 1 lii.and if Ibe gmsl work keep
up we will be assttred of a AV'aynt
count v fair for 1!'29.” Denmark de
clared.
Wt|l( only iwo liiori’ ftutn t*v,|
wblf|l* , |o complete the drive before
t„he meeting kTlday morning, worker*
and other clMieim of the count' In
terested In the malnlalnence of the
(•ounty fair are being urged to do
Mieirjbest to help raise the quota pec
er-.ary In go on with Hie fair plans.
SAYS FARMERS
FACING CRISIS
Dciin Sr ha lib Deploren Deer cane
in Riirnl I'opulation in
iNorth Carolina
Cl IA HI .OTTFe April 't </Bt Farm
its 1 hiqughout the civilized world are
• i.'lug .11 list- Ibuiii l- JI Sellout) o!
'nrth t .irollns Htale College, head
of the slate farm extension service
told the charlotte Hotary club tod.nl
The speaker said farm population
to Nni-'li Carolina 1)3. decreased -loee
IfHft wtille urban population has moss
'iltn dottbled
"hen the paper was about two years
obi, nod through energy gnd enter
id i. brought it to Its present site,
cess ■ t
A'luuit .. yeai ago he suffered a |)hv.-
g.eul breakdown and was In a aerloti*
c<milttlol) for several weeks. When
l( bad made a complete recovery,
‘however, lie delermlned that he would
_i'ci Into some business lliat was not
. • strenuous ii- that of newsp«|M»rlng
one where the hours would Im more
■ gnlar - lleni e his orgalillUig the
’Aavne Grocers Inc. The names of
•be papers Incorporating his new coin
patty will include Graves J, Hiulth
mil A T. Griffin.
"I believe that there Is a real op
portunity In litis business Into which
I am giilng " -aid Mr Minton' yesler
(!.• x .ifieriioon "ami I believe that 1
111 retting Into it at a time to make
tin- best of the opportunity. While I
tri’severing my connection" with The
Nexvs lam not severing my friend
'l ip. The paper will alwaya have a
Continued 9,u page thr«{ t
MKMBEE OP
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
pjmci nv* nm
Mayor J. H. Hill Asks Voters to
Exercise Duty and to Go
to Til* I’otla
WARDS TWO AND FOUR
TO SEE HOT BATTLES
Five Men Seek the Three Place*
From Ward Two and Four
# Seek 2 (darea from Ward 4
With Ihe riding or the nub this
morning at 6:31 o'clock the regular
hl-annual march to lb* lour voting
•tlace* In the city will got uader way
for I lie ptirpoa# o( nomlnatlag tba
mayor of the city and nlna man)bar*
>f the city board of aidarmaa. Local
mlltlctnna ara pradlctlng a light vi{a
hi hi count' of tba fact that tbara ara
»o ward* In which tbs caadldataa
for « place on tha board of aldaraaaa
will have no opponanta, tha ooly«a£-
..Mtd being In warda two and tonr
Mayor Jack Mill, who la caa4Mala
Mr re-elect lon, will ba unopposed
rite pot In will doaa thla evanlßg at
diiii-dei. which In at C:2B o'clock snat
«rii'Standard lime. _
In ward two. two mambara of tha
nredenl board, IT. M (fllllkla and An
drew Smith, ara aaaklag ri alaattoa
While Sol laaaca. W. Borden Cobh aad
I M Mitchell ara tha other thraa
candidates from thla ward.
A content .will alao Ip waged in
ward four with J. H Mct’leaay and
M K Hnhtnaou. praaant mambara at
'he hoard of aldarman. opposed by
s Ward an«| J. W. note.
Mayor Hill tr>ld tha Nawa repraea*-
lallve laat evening that whlla only
mo vote waa necessary to re nomlaate
Him l>ecnuaa o<_Um tact that he la
unopposed, ha hoped that aag ad the
hlageet votea In tha blatcey ad tha
city would It* pollad. “Urge them to
ctmte out and vote. If tha peppta will
come out und caat thetr ballet for the
candidates In their respective warda.
’he Mg vote thua Been red will dteprove
the rnlataken tdaa of aome politic!ana
that the Democratic party la brokao.
nr confer there „ In not Mug to thlg.
Miid we want to go out to tha pOlla to
morrow and ahow tboae folha that
rpnl democrata ara loyal to tbatr par
ty." the Mayor aald.
The election will he conducted at
the regular polling placaa. and rot ara
who are auppoeed to caat tbalr bel
tota In tlieae warda have heea request
•ilto vote at the polling place la thalr
ward an early aa poaalbla today. Tha
dolln will he open today at tba fol><?
lowing placaa:
Ft rat ward. B and L. Tire company
on North Tenter afreet. a
Second ward. County Court boose.
Third Ward. Arlington Hotdl
Kpurth Ward. W D. Creech’* atom
CHARGED WITH
KITING CHECK
Liiftmnge Woman, Mother of
Nine HtlMegß. Arrested
Hem Yesterday
Mra l.llly Bell Sulton. 4(1 yasir old
Imtirange woman, who waa arraated
here veeterday afternoon about S:M
O'clcok on a had check charge by of
ficer think Rhode*, of the local po
lice force, wae relearned nnder lIM
bond for her appearance ai tha nest
"•"••Omi of county court
Mr* Sutton'* afreet followed hn
attempt- to hav* a check caahnd at »
1 <:• I department etore The
bait heard that the TaiGrange woman
had already given »everal had checkt
to local Niore» and »ent for an Of
ficer When arrested. Mra. Sutton
•hi miii.l to have mid officers that Mr
•ntehend had a checking account In
l.afiraugc. When naked about tM
check* Hull had turned out had. aha
aald t h.it her hiiehand muat hava
been overdrawn, according to reports
The women, who told potto# ah#
v .* the mother of nine children, wsa
vnld to have gUen worth lean chaoln
to erneral department atoraa. Inctud
ffc* Belk'e. Kflrd'a. Kannan'e. Mna
aoirr’a und Karfoitra. The largest
amount of any one cheek waa said t’>
have been one for ISO. given Bt Balk*
Most of the check* ranged In amount*
of from two to five dollars. It was
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