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: VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 138
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DR. JAMES SNOOKS REPUDIATES HIS CONFESSION
Insists That He Struck ,
<> T'
. Miss Hix Only Alter He
' Feared For iHis Life
. Declares Excitant Drag Found
<1 in Sandwich Wan Pl»c*d
There By Girl
DECLARES HE THOUGHT
SHE TRIED TO SHOOT
Mien Hix Shouted “Damn You,
I’ll Kill You” An She leap
ed From Car
COUWOUB. Qhlo, Aug
, Dr. Jane* H. Bauok, on tba stand In
bis first degree murder trial today,'
repud ati d M* and declared I
tbat kt could n qt remember baatlng
and slashing to daatb Mias Theory'
Hix, Oblo State University studant, as|
tba culmination of their three year
illicit lore affair. * ,|
Tba former profaaaor, bis steady
composure twice shaken by tears, held!
the stand ihroughout today's session,
beginning with a recital of events
leading up to the girls death on a
lonely rifle ring* near here the n'ght
of June 13 and accnalng his cyptov* as
Intlmldatlug him Into signing a con*,
tension before he was turned over to
prosecutor John J. Chester, Jr:, for
cross examination. 4
Hnook, hoping to bear Out his plea
of temporary emotional insanity, told
of the automobile ride be and Mins
His took to the rifle range, saying
that on thy way ha took a sandwicn
wb'ch the dafenae contains an c no
tional excitant put in by the woman..
He declared that they guarreled
When he said he had to rsturn home
aafly to his wife and that Miss Hlx
anragad threatened to kill hint. In
a si niggle he said aha reached for the
gun which ha had taught her to ase
as a resalt of hla aklll acquired as
a former membar of tha Halted Slate*
Olympic rifle team. Ha told the Jury
he feared hie life was in danger and
that he struok bar ovar the head with
> a hammer.
•Tha flrat blow waa a light one, he
aald.
He then struck ber twice more, and
then could remember nothing until
her body was beside the machine and
- "h/waa sitting on the running board
holding hla haad.
The state rhirgee that he beat her
with tbe hammer until (the was ln
srnslhle and ,t|ten altt her throat with
a pocket knife.
Dr. Suook testified that he struck
the Jlrst blow t«iN»rotect blwseff from
an attack by tha girl as they sat iu
hla car parkad on a lonaly rifle rang-
The blow stopped her, belaid, and
jumped from tbe car shouting “Damn
you Ml hIM yoe. too.
Her purse was In her hand, and the
del- ndant. fighting for hla life from
the wltneaa chair, declared he though!
the had a platol In the purse and was
k-.vlng the car to shoot him
**l was sure she was going to shorn
me. My only though was to stop her
1 spring aftar hPr and struck her
again.”
“Hr Snook at any time that night
r/hen v<.o struck the first second or
“*• *►.(,,« blow, did you Intend to kill
Theora Hla- Max Beyf'rt defease et
to*u«v. asked.
•H >avens so, she was a good friend
of mine 1 sever thought she would do
As ha answered the question Dr.
0 Snook ’a V0S!» broke again, he pulled
off hla nose glasses and rested hi*
bead In his hand, while he wiped the
*’ tears from his eyas.
His voice was so low thst attorneys
on both sides asked for the reply to
be n ad by the court reporter, and no
on# knew what It was until the re
porter's vo'ce carried It to the tense I
court room.
As «be ex professor sat shaken and
trying to *> on. Prosecutor John J
Chester, Jr , suggested s recess which
the coart allowed.
The story was the climax to I)r
Snook's account of his 3 year love sf
t»tr with the medical co-ed
Jt had carried them to the New
York Central rifle range, where th<y
aat in hi* parked car arguing because
he ntended to leave 1 town to visit
his. mot her at Lebanon. Ohio.
y The girl attached him. V said aa
the quarrel graw la Intensity.
"1 tried to above bar off and rea<»-
•4 to gat something to hit her.
| pot a kmrrr lying on tha shalf back
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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GARDNER WRITES
TO WICKERSHAM
Says Aroused Public ('onsciaus
ne** Needed to Supprcmt
Crlnc
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RALEIGH. 8 No aub
atantlal progreli can be made toward
law enforcement tbe absence of
|an aroused public opinion Governor.
O. Mux Culler declared today In u
1 letter to tfeorge W. Wlckersham I
, chairman of the national commission
I on law observance and enforcement.'
I Governor Gardner’s latter was lu
, answer to one from Mr. Wlckersham
I asking for suggestions and coopera
tion.
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I "My own feeling la tbat respect fori
aa obedience to law Ik a matter of in
dividual responsibility,'* Governor
Gardner saltj. “and that no substan
tial progreas can be made toward n
solution of the problem In the ahsenc-*
of, an aroused public opinion. Any
law : Is enforce hie, I take It. to the
decree —and only to the degree that
It Is supported by the conscience of
the contmunlty.
Saying that If premise vn cor
rect Governor Gardner suggested that
the governors of the several states
rould perhaps he of service lo the
commission'?
Kor one thing. .he continued, they
could call a conference of nll'en ;
fnreement officers, sheriffs, chiefs of
polices, etc., and discuss the prob
lem and out ■■ of such conferences
might come such suggestions
plau* that might lie of practical value
The discussions, moreover, could not
fall to have an educational value nnd
would tend to focus the public
thought on the seriousness of the
problem.
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Upchurch Pleads Guilty
To Bad Check Charge
GREENSBORO. Aug 8 —<JP)—Rev.
C. A. Upchurch, *upei%tendenl of the
North Carolina Anll-fyGoon League,
and an ordained Baptist minister,
pleaded guilty to giving a worthless
check for $5 and today was ordered
to pay the cost*. An melted throng
packed the courtroom.
Rev. Mr. Upchurch stated that he
cashed a number of checks In Orepne
boro the week-end of June 19 for
which Ife bail no funds in the bunk.
He was not aware of the 'time that
he had Insufficient fuoda. he stated.
J. H. Byrd, barber In a local estab
lishment. cashed the check, which re
sulted lu the minister being brought
Into court. "I would cash another
check for film this hiornlng," Mr.
Byrd said on the witness stand
letters were written. Rev
.Upchurch about the check, hut Mr
Byrd and J. C.- Barber, manager, of
the barber shop, said they had receiv
ed no reply, and the warrant was
sworn out against the minister.
Says Men Tried Peddling
Booze to Filling Stations
“Sheriff”, said Deputy Murray Byrd
of Calypso, calling Sheriff W D.
k*raiit yesterday afternoon, “There
are some men coming toward Golds
boro In a Chrysler roadster, and they
have a load of liquor' which they
have been trying to sell a« every
filling station. If your men are <Vnt
there shortly and they haven't sold
the I'quor before they get there you
can round them up.”
Sheriff Grant entered his car. depn-'
ty llales accompanying him. Deputy
Kornegay followed In hi* Model A
Ford. The officers stopped this *ld»
of where highway number lo* ruu*
Into highway number <•. They asw
a Chrysler coming There were three
men lit it; tt was the same kind of a
car Deputy Byrd had described.- The
officers signed for the automobile to
atop.
It didn't, but It's driver made a two
gqrheel turn Into number 102 And wws
gway tt full «peed Deputy Korne
gay waa like first away la pursuit
PLAN ATTEND
CONVENTION
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Wayne Counly Coiwlmlioners to
Be Present For
In Aalicvlllt ,4
All members of the Wayne county
hoard of commissioners plan to at
teud tbe annual meeting of tbe state
aaeociatlon of county commissioner*
and the unsocial lon of county ac
countant* to be held at Battery Park
hotel, Asheville August 13 14 und
16.
*i nesday night the meeting will
open with uiaude L. McGhee o( Tran
kiln county president, presldlna. Wel
come will be extended the convention
I by Gallatin Roberts, mayor of Ashe
ville: by K- M Lyda, past presMeut
of tha body and John A Goode, presl
, hent of the A she v lie clumber of coin
merce. Response will be made by B- B
Williams, of Warren county, a mem
ber of the stale board of equalisation
The annual report of J. L. Hklnner
of Warren county, secretary-treasu
rer, will then he heard and commit
tees win be appointed,
Wednesady the convention will be
In vetis’en all day.
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Pres ! d''nt McGhe? will open the
morning session with the annual
president** address. B n. ftoushe.rty
of the stale hoard of equalisation will
speak on “The Distribution of $6,6©0,-
OM.’* Col. J. W. Harrelson. director
department of conservation and de
velopment, wll Italk on “County Fun
ction* Necessary In Conservation and
Development’’ and Charles M. John
son, executive sefrelary of the countv
government adrlaory commission will
lead a round table discussion on
“County Problems.”
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* At the afternoon session Thomas
8- Hollins will dUcass “Who a
County CaramtaslonefT' and the del
egates will Inspect the Buncombe
court house and rake a scpnlc trip
around A*hevllle.
A banquet will be held Wednesday
night with Thomas J. iftrklns, United
Btates district attorney, as tbe speaks
er.
Thursday morning Dr. Charles O'll,
Laughlngliouse. state health officer
will disease “North Carollntan* of
1849.” Dennis 0. Brummltt. attorney
general, will speak on "Foundninen
tals.of County Oovwrnmenf; ” "Bcoir
*s « .
omy in the Auinlnlstration of the Au»-
trallhn Billot lavy." will be discus
sed by J. Crawford B ggs. chairman,
of tbe stale board of election* and
after the elections and selection of
n-x» vrar« convention city Ihe meeting
will adjourn.
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XRIKN RKfiIHD
NABHVIIdiG, Tenn.- Aug 8 -
“Bunny Jim" Poole, blown to the
Nashville club of the B'ltithem as
sociation bv the winds Os chance after
being released, outright by tne Atlan
ta Crackers at the opening of the sea
son. bid* fair to break Ihe lesxue
.0
home run record
With 1» games yet to pity, the rec
ently discovered slugger I* onlv six ,
homes behind the mark of thirty, lie
traveresed the circuit hi* twenty-south
time yesterday.
Sheriff Grant followed, accompanied
by Deputy Hales„
Kornrgay stepped on the gas un
til hjs speedemoler was registering
B© miles an hour, but the Chrysler
was Inching away In front. The speed
ometer registered S 2 tulles but th*
Chrysler ahead crep on away. Bee-
Ing that the Chrysler was going to
outdistance the Ford. Sheriff Grant
stepped on his Stud*-baker, pisiied
Deputy Kornegay. and began to over
haul the Chrysler. One of the men
hurled a bottled of whiskey from the
fleeing machine. When the bridge wa*.
reached this side of Grantham's stor
the Chrysler did not slow down though
the highway Is unsurfaced at the con
nect oils lu the bridge. It staggered,
swerved, hut rlghtisUltself und (till
tlnued to flee.
“I was afraid they were going to
kill themselves at that point," said
Sheriff Grant.
Tha chase continued to drantham'a
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GOLDSBORO, N. C FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST U, I»2»
Notables to Make Zeppelin Tour
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The passetiKCt list of tho Graf Zeppelin, on her world tour,
twill include a distinguished assortment of travelers. Among
the eighteen will be Lieut, Commander Charles E. Rosendahl,
left, “of the United States Navy,, noted lightcr-than-air
expert William B. Leeds, right, the tin {dale king, will also
make the journey.
TOBACCO BOARD
, TO MEET SAT.
Wfll Make Final Decision on
‘Governmenl Grading for
Goldsboro
At a meeting off th*- ..local, tuharco
board of trade, leading business men,
t
and tanners of this -css op, to be held
In the local Chamber of
rooms Bnt urday at ll o’clock
the flphl opporHinTfr - To elfltsr rcj“ct
or atreept the foderul state grading
service lifter, made, tbont two weeks
ago. will be given It was announc'd
yesterday by Chamber of Co'tunerce
officials. In a telegram received Wed
nesday n'ght from K 11. Wilkinson,
of the Ketlerql depart mi nt of Agrl
tulture. the secretary of the local or
ganlxtitfon was requested Ho call a
meeting of all parties Interested in the
securing of the grading service Let
ters' were being mailed out ysierduy
to these* people.
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Mr. Wilkinson was In the city h*t
Baturday to outline (he, plan of the
service, following the government M
f*T to furnish griders on the local
market, made by C. T. Cage, statis
tician, about two weeks ago Only *
small number of Interested parties
wu* present at this meet lug. bowdver.
and- it qtas decided lo postpone the
time for the dertnlte decision Mr
Wilkinson announced at ihxl time that
he would be back through here one
day Oil* week.
When Ihe offer was made Ihe ac
ceptance or reject lon was left np to
the Warehousemen, buyers and pat
rondxers of the Goldsboro market
The, government grading service I*
said to have been successful on both
Vlrginlt and South Carolina markets
Tor the past two seasons. The Golds
boro mat-ket Is the first In the state
to tie given (Re opportunity of the
government grading service.
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J It IIIIH AKHt KTS H( II MI.I.IN'G
WII.L IIGHT IN NtXK'O
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.HITIKANB. Wash, Aug H <AV
v‘
Joe Jacobs, manager of the German
heavyweight contender. Max Schmel-
Ing. liasan lion need that It was “vir
tually certain" that- Schmellng's next
fight would l«e In Agua Calient*-, Mex
ic«>,, “cither so I’romot.ar Jack Demp
sey, or ngulnst mauler Jack Demp
sey.”
Jacobs said that since the Madison
.Square Garden Corporation had
abandoned negotiation* for a Bchmel-
Ing Sharkey encunnter the way wu*
elear to accept "a better offer from
Dempsey."
Dempsey, he asserted, offered hint
$125,000 with Ihu oplio nos 2f* per cent
of the gat*> receipts fora Thanksgiv
ing Day bout ugaiust an unnumed op
ponent.
TOSTAI. Ki l l lI'TS IX HI. \M ‘
WASHINGTON. Aug 8 -fd*t ’Hie
l’ostofflce Depujrtment tislay reported
total postal receipts sot; July for flfi
IndiiHlrlal < 111-gs were fJ.IVt.OXH lu. an
Increase of 7.88 per cent over July
last year ,
PRELIMINARY
HEARING SAT.
White Men to He Charged With
Robbery of Jordan'a Store
" 'A»
at Hmith Chapel
James Du map. Bote l**e. Jim Car
ter and Colonel Hlrlckland, will b£
given a prcmllmlnary hearing before a
magistrate Hslprday wonting charged
with having robbed the store df J. 8
Jordan of Smith Chapel Section of
about Ifiuo worth of merrhudlse
Tuesday night.
Officers said yesterday that they be
lieved they had sufficient evidence to'
warrant holding the men to county I
court, but continued a wide n-urnl}
In an attempt to candy, 87
pair* of shoes, cap*, cigarettes, cig
ar*. sugar, tobarcy, knives, shirts,
pants overalls and a number of other
articles.
The Investigation Into tjjv the case
extended yesterday to Kinston Wayne
officers believe that the robbery com
mitted near Biiillh Chapel, west of Ml.
Olive, was done by the sathe hand
which has been operating both In
l.enolr and, Wayne i-hunty during re
cent weeks. A wagon load of meat
wqs hauli-d away by who
broke lulu Ihe smokehoui-e of ' I|r
Parrott on highway number 10. this
side of Kinston, and then a few nights
liner s truck load of rgru, was haul
ed away from the same Lenoir plan
taihqi.
S 9 KI MHItNN TO III; TKIKII
TOKIO, Aug * !A*l Itengn News
dispatches from Harbin, Manchuria.
said J't Russians who were ar
iesled in Ihe raid on the Soviet con
sulate May 27. lipd been charged with
Communist plotting and committed lo!
trial.'
f 5,543,000 Bales Cotton
Estimated For This Year
NfeW OR I.KAN’S, Aug 8 Cot
ton pries* stumped approximately $2
a hale here tislay following publica
tion of the government i rop report
giving an Indicated crop wf Ifi.MUtnfl
tiali-s. which Vu* evidently luryer than
the trade expected Immediately after
resumption of businen< fidlowiiig the
usual 2u minutes reci -s for reception
of the report October traded to 18 11,
and December 16 Cl, or I'J to 41 points
down from the price* ruling J'l-d Ire
fore the report was is-ued
NKtt YORK. Aug 8 (Ah Cotton
futures dropped utKiuf $2 a hale on
the New York Colton Kl'hangs to
ilay. on puhllrailon of iffe government
crop estimates The calculation .of,the
crop at 15,543.W»0 Irale« Were larger
than had lieen generally sxpwcted, und
causeil heavy selling.
WASHINGTON. Aug 8.-U/PJ A cot
ton crop of 15.541.h0tr bale* of ran*
pound* gross weight ts indicated for
this year on th« condttiou of the crop
Capture Rum Runner,
His Bull Purp," And
27 Gallons oi Corn
DIES IN LOCAL -
HOSPITAL HERE
a
Had Been Sick For Several
Month*; Funeral to Be Held
Thi* Evening
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After gp-AIInMa of. several months
J>bV d*vls, 70, died at- a
local lutkls city at it: lu this
morning.
The d ceasrd waa a well katwn
cltlsiit and highly estesmed la hla
netghho U - td.
Surviving are three sonat J. w,
J)uv s, rs Re tlgh; W. K and B W.
Davla, of Genoa, two slaters, Mrs-
H. T. Davis, of Brogileti town*hH> an 1
Mr*. Rh hard Parker, of Raleigh,
Funeral services pill be held this
afternoon.
POSTPONE DATE
TARIFF DEBATE
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Senate Will Not Begin to Gon
• aider House Tariff Hill '
Until BaiH. fr v-
MAHHINGTON. Aug. |.—(4B—A
two weeks postponment until Stp
tember 3 of Ihe beglnnlag of tbe Sen
ate consideration of the tariff waa
decided upon today by party leaders
Und»r an agreement reached be
tween Republican and Democratic
ah left-an« the eenate eobadaied tai%
convene Anguat Is. will meat and re
cees over (hfM ill Mflgdg Mill jur
temper X when the HepuhTlrsn mem
ber* of the finance committee will
t have the house., tariff bill lu shape
for floor dlaaiaaWm.
While Itmtbllaxn leaders have
been hopeful that the measure could
be made ready by the earlier date,
they reached the definite conclusion
tislay that this was Impossible and
Immsolately arranged the |hrs* dhy
rei fs* plan with the Democrat*.' The
meeting days will be Mondays and
Thursdays.
Senator Watson, majority leader
ami member of th# flasnoe committee
who made Ihe recess announcemeat
said the committee would heve com
pleted by August !» the revlalon of
the rate and free list schedule* of the
house hill hut »hfj the additional time
wit* required lo consider, changes Ip
administrative provisions.
I
viitkh rownjffn to pile
I P FOR JOHN U. POLLARD
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. <S.— Uh —
John Garland Pollard. Democratic
nominee, hud 101.747 vole* this morn
ing on the basis of unofficial reiura*
from 1.570 precincts of the Stale's
I. precinct*. -The vot# for hla two
rivals, G. Walter Mapp and Rosewell
Page, In Tuesday's Democratic pri
mary. was respectively 29,171 pnd
4,412,
on August 1, which was 49.4 per cent
of * norpiftl. Ihe Department of Agri
culture -tfiflay announced.
Inst yrnr's crop was 14.478.000 bales
of 600 pounds gross weight, while the
August I condition was 87.9 per cent
and the August 1 ten-year average
condition Is 67 3. The Indicated crop
1* estimated on the Imsls of the acre
age In cultivation July 1, which was
48.9f,5.f1»») acres, less the 10-year aver
age abandonment.
The condition of the crop on Au
gust I anil the Indicated production.
Is r><Mi-|M>uod gross weight lisle*, fol
low;
August Indicated
Hlalet CoudltUu (rep
Virginia 77 44,000
North Carolina 68’ ‘ 787.000
■South Carolina BA 909.00©
Georgia «!) 1,182,000
Florida 70 25.000
Missouri ............. 81 174.000
Tennessee 81 - 468,0iW
Alabama 71 1,317,000
(Continued on Pago Twoj
Today’s Circulation .
03,214
price Fin cum
t*»ey*a Chapi HkUm on Nm>
bee 10 Sees Exciting Tin*
in Chase
ROWI.ANi) SMITH. NEGRO
ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE
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After Swimming Crook, Finally
FoN Ex haunted Ani Was
PlncoS Under Arrest
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Roland Smith, negro, of RWardela,
•nd hi* prtae bull dog "Sonny Boy ’
war# lodged In tba Warn* oouaty
Jail yeeterday afternoon charged With
t ran agon Ing whisker asd restating as
ameer. Aided by clttseo* es the Casey
Pbeppl aeeitoa, V mile* agat of tie
«shy, depettes Caro) Smith gad ioka
Korangey and Offioer Ohlnh Itiodea
captured Smith after he bad and* a
break from hi* ford Automobile la
which he eerrled ST gaUooa ot wile
key
Deputy Konaytay and OfMeer
H hod si were an route to Kfnetos wiee
they peaaed Deputy Smith following
the oer drlre« by smith went os high
way number !•. The offteere tamed :*
their oar about aid fell la Use. Depu
ty Smith, ou hi* metoreyeta, gar*
auch hot pgrault tbit the Ntgro
halted hie car oa tie right of tbo
highway, hot kepi Me motor rous
ing. Koraegay and Rhode* rutted Os
end placed thelf ear directly Is f»UUt
of that of the Itegro.
Deputy emltb bad atepped up if
|he running' board, and ee the car
of. the other officer* atepped, the
negro threw bD machine Into feueraa
end putting eg oil bla gm hacked
down the highway. Sonny Soy an ugly
looking buTTdog,
with Mb master, and degaty teatth
feared to TSy hesda on tie negro
lent the dog site* him Dot gwlltng
hi* ptatpl he punctured g flrost ttre
of the negro’* car.
Meantime the other odfleera bad
tamed their car about usd followed
Nothing (taunted, the negro hoiked
hi* Hat-tired machine until H struck
a pin# tree. Then be toek be tin
woeda. Sonny loj aeeempogylng him
with Deputy Smith at their heeU.
Turning Ms gMumubWe tote the
aide rued. Deputy Kora egay eut cdf
lb* nagro and hie deg ee tboy emerged
from the woods aeme Metises away,
haring pat aeme span* between them
aelre* end deputy Smith. The nefte
tamed hach Into the woods MIMS.
The negro waa awallowedup ta the
wood* hat emerged at aoetber Pitnt
and two youth* of the aactles, Mr.
Casey and a Mr. Htnaant. attempted
to take him him Into cuetedy. He draw
a half# and drgye them away.
Deputy smith bed bed time to get
bla wind bach aed renewed the ebeee
afoot, by Hluaaut and Cnaey.
The hunt led acre#* a creek, the seg
ro awlmm'ng end the three puiaaera
doing llhewlae. Oa the other aide, IhS
negro con Id run no more. He eeob
ruhauated. and waa pieced under ar
reat hr Deputy Smith, who endued,
pouting, i moment later. ®eea after
the ram runner had fallen exhausted,
officer* *a«d. he attempted to draw
hi* knife on (he young men who ae
accompnnled Deputy Smith, and de
alated only when warned that be
dm* the knife at bla own peril.
Sonny Hoy. the ball dog, made ua
effort# to attach thoee who lid hie
matter away, but aeemed determined
that the maatar ahoold not Rbt out o.
hi* a'eht. tJ»*t night Soony Boy
the celt runway outalde his master •
quarter* In th* lull, and tailor Cud
dlnaton waa rowing that ha’i blamoi
If he were running a dog pound
The negro told officer* that the au
tomobile he wa. driving end elec lie
whiskey he had been hauling belong
ed to a white man. but he refused *°
.IhMilee the name of the man. Wh, ' #
he wa* a natlre of Rlrerdale. be ed
ded that he had been residing la
Kinaton for •oraatlme.
MAI HF.T4TM FTABI.E
BFTKKR HRK *KS SEIOBP
NEW Y‘>RK. Au I- (JPh-Tht can
ard liner Mauretania paaaed Ambrose
lightship at 10:52 A. M. (E. 1). T.> to V
day, completing the croaalng from
Cherbourg In 1 day# and ZS hour*, bet
ting It* own record by 3 hoars and
31 minutes, but 6 hooVa and If mia
ul *n behind tb« roord of the Nedfth
Lloyd liner B/emem