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Ottkitaoding Happenings of Week r;
Gathered from Everywhere Con- ti
deased for the Busy Reader
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Contracts tor 25 bobbing planes. [ n
destined to carry 2,000 pounds of j Ki
bombs and five machine cuds, have q
bee72 awarded to the Keystone Ah-! v>.
era Corporation of Bristol P.... at- ^
cordir.jr to an annuuiicemem re- t;
cervfcly made by the w^r department.\
The planes will have <- six-hour crus-j
ingr radius at a speed < i 10i> milts
per hour. ! c<
South Plainfield, N. J., Oct. ''.0.?
Four persons. including "he pilot!**1
and his harce were- kCJed today
when a five-passencc! FaiirJjKd tti
cabin airplane tV.J at N't v. Market. .
The scent of * he : rag?Jj was aj P<
little more :r:*' a mik- from the fs
piace _'where the Fokker lajpP^ orsrtd' . fc
by Reyheids Airway* crs&fced "n "
S* pu-mber with sevt; itvalilies.
Ne O Oe,t. ?The tlw it
i.:;d?;vu * wiiV'VJ v: ?. X'.jVj. -"bhi ?-?. .??: , ^
of German re^:-* raiioh with a cargo
of 3 0.000 -|-?r)o.T3s -:>f 'alcohol ana
^barrels ' [" M-r\v;\r': c:^?2 guard
at the- Algiers naval station here ' ff
day The c^p:si.n 31 > ;
ot' the crew wfttr Held- ,*fTne vaitje- '>$- Tthe
r,':g >: - ; at >; ,500.
?:i havh)^/'h^>/r. p-.Vrcha?eo 'lor sor ^
.iasioiini n%.greater' rhi\:i OTfbbbO.
N'e>v V. * :. >. :. -7.?T*.\ nty-i: v -j-j
hundred 7* the PrctV.-rant j
Kpi><cpai _: i ii: -.he Uiute-i
States, r-y vote :i 'jfcbptost two :?j
one. is ap-n^:; r.eed by Rev. L>r . .
Charles LivingsTon, a member of ;n !
board of directors of the National j -l<
Episcopal Church Temperance- So-1 Tlj
cieiy have recorded their beik-i \ ,-Jo
that prohibition is a failure as a! fa;
solution of intemperance. I da
Weepah. Nevada^ Oct. 30.? Wee-j To
I?h. tHe prospector's desert h< c
that soared through the lame pi a j he
gold rush last March., has dwindled ?
to but little more than ? same. The ? no
wind-iilpwn streets thai were packed de
with jnslbng gold-fevered gambling J ?f
men and -.von:-en a few months ago; : be
wore- the thanfughfares : "? n-jan
habitants today. Throe or four I hi]
companies, however, are -nipping ;.> j ?c
much us 40 t?ns <.f oiv a day. rSw
Rio do Janeiro. Oct. 2S.?The s9
ocean s toll from the ill-fated Iat||n |
liner Pvincipessa Mafalda tonight
was placed iv: 2S0 dead and inissin :' &'
as rescue ships in port ccrsipieted dis-, A'
charging their unexpected pa^ip j rl!
gen: Tht actual story of the di.-a.-: j ?*
twr also began to take definite form j JJ
as tb< accounts of survivors were !
pieced together. Of the i.25n per-j ^
son* said by the Italian embassy to j '
have i?n ;.tt> ate tilt vessel. Sivl | J''
were accounted for.
l.Oi Angeles. Oct. !._Tht sr.!--1
shapeit nos? of Louts Wolhoim. actor Lv
of the stage an! screen must not bikini
pe red with under penalty of eonten-.pt
of court action before Novem- _
ber 11. and maybe not a tall. Unite.!
Artists Corporation, to -vhorn Wnl- K
heim is under contract, have obtained
a temporary injunction in super- < ior
court preventing the actor having *J
his nose made over by a plastic
surgeon, alleging that a niiilion-do!Jar
film was in jeopardy if the actor
persisted in having a 'hard bailed"
face made over.
Athens, -Jot. iu.?-The president |
?f GreecKsiAdrWirai Pari Kmidour-j
iotK wa> :;cyM-e!y wounded hcvc tor I .
day by s 23-year-oldwaiter who a'.-jle
tempted to assassinate hint. Two!
shuts wer- fired at the president as]
he entered his uut.its one of them |
!akiag effeci in the temple after tS
having parsed through the wind- '
shield If the car. The assailant was ?
c-eeheH from =he mob by the police
and lodged in jail. The executive's;
; iiijhriifs wi'l' not prove fatal, The ]
waiter, one Zafioiro Collision. said j
he had been lonsr unemployed ar.tl
sought revenge because he had not!
been aided oy the state.
Okluhorri;: City, Okia , Oct. 30 ? |
jljh? campaign to can into special j
I? session the legislature of Oklahoma, j
waged by opponents of Governor H. :
S. Johnston who seek his ireptach-!
nieut, received added impetus today. ,
Grtw&ids fogEfte special session wc-io |
outlined In statements today by >1. j
Tom King of Clare more and K; P.
Hili of Ma Ales' er, members o! the
.legislature whose names have been 1
identified prominently w ith the of. |
forts convene. Pressure was
brought to bear sometime ago to ;
have the governor discharge his private
secretary, which he refused to
do. It is claimed that she is the.
power behind t.he throne in the executive's
office.
Paris. Oct. 29.?The pretty, graceful
figure of an American girl, at
tired in ar airman's flying suit,
stood up in the little cockpit cf a
French airplane at Le Bocrgct this
afternoon and surveyed, with a
mixture of joy and sadness, the
scene around her. Several thousand
ontypifiaitir TtVpnorimf. r? nn<] A tnpr?
cans grave a noisy welcome tc her
and a hundred policemen fought and
pushed to keep them away from the
plane. Ruth Elder had partly fulfilled
the 'fondest dream of her life.
She had arrived m Paris by air, bat
fate in the form of a leaky oil pipe
had intervened just whon complete
realization of that dream seemed
within a reasonable distance. "I'll
do it yet," said the slim little southem
girl after the first excitement of
le very iriendly welcome of Pans
id subsidedv 4ki am determined to
low the world that what man can
? ,woman i*1fo can do.'*
Washington. Get. 28-?The Jirst
::'bi>t<c casting of a caudidatorial
it into the Republican presidential
ng came today when Charles Cur5
of Kansas, majority leader of
le striate, announced his candidacy
?r his party's honor. None of the
:ner party aspirants for next year's
oiniration has taken such a definite
and. Even former Governor Frank
. Lowden of Illinois, sponsored by
e sterner? who asuouse the McNaryJiucen
bill. has not gone further
. say that "no man ever ran
kvay from the presidency," while
c-nator Frank B. Wilis of Ohio has
aiicaved merely that the public
>uJd draw its own conclusions from
statement he issued last week giv:g
his views as to what the Repubcan
national platform should conrip
The Curtis announcement,
tin of *? let* or giving
rmission to circulate petitions in
ivor x nominating the senator
?r president and for the organiza.m
f Curtis-i'or-Presider.t dubs.'
.> a it ,;bk interest and importance.
Cu tis occupies a strong no.ition.
that vii; make him a serious con- \
rale? for the nonunation in the
r.t >.f a de: d-eck in the national1
.a-':', r. Of more immediate intost
imp Mtance is the fact j
&t -Senator O.irtis's e. moum ement!
that s at lac-it convinced
:8tT there is not the slightest likoli-?b'd
*hat President CooJicige-.will !><. :
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HE. TURKEY EVIL IN
WATAUGA COUNTY
Ti "kfcy i- rrt uninl.v fowl. He
s ...times cal!e<l a thief; ana
.-a.- his food where he can iin<i it.
lere i great amount ;;i damage
r.c to crops by them. When the
rniei sees' his small grain and corn
,Hatred tiy them, and thinks of hisrt
>ilfcc:- bill. his seed liill aval his
tier in making the crops, and then
or- his neighbor boast as to bow
'eh he got for h.s turkeys, he does
it to- that he has had a -quart'
al. There is today a great amount
hardness between church members
cause of the turkeys. The shotgun
d other means have been used to
i) them out. One man sometimes
discs others of selling his turkeys.
there is hardness that may not be
tiled until death and the judgment,
le farmer stood in his tracks antl
unted U0 cobs whore turkeys had
it the corn. Out of every SI(10
-r'n of.turkeys sold, (which have
r. large t there is doubtless Si>0
that growth came off the other
fill's amis. I do not believe that
od is pleased with the turkey busi'SS?they
cause so much hardness,
have watched ihe turkey business
'in yews and have decided that
you are certain you eat; keep them
i your own land raise them. If you
i rot certain, then do not raise
em.
K. C. EGGERSk
Zionville, X. O.. Oct. 23, it'27.
ote: It would be illegal to Dublin};
this it not true.
>8-Year Goitre Relieved
o. Carolina Lady Successful With
Colorirss Liniment. Wants
Others to Know
Mrs. W. Finch. Littleton. M. C,.
ye: "I never Kiwi any relief until i
ieii Sorliol Quadruple. My goitre is
;arly gone. I er.n sleep good and
e] good ever}- way. Wii; he glad to
iswer letters about my experience."
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BOONE, NOR
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVJ
About Your Health
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
By John Joseph Gaines, M. D.
WHY "HEART DISEASE"?
John Doe, aged 53. found dead in
bed. He weighed liJ i". and appeared
in perfect health up to his sudden
demise. He smoked a pipe,
doubtless to excess; drzink coffee two
or three times a day?a most deadly
drug.' He had been seen to "drink''
at club diapers one never can tell.
A cour.ty coroner viewed the remains,
heart disease; the newspai
pers concur; autopsy not deemed neicessary:
incident closed. _ \\rho next?
Wei'. ?the fellow with chronic
j throat; germs of influenza, that linI
ger tor years, and produce?eixd.o{
carditis. The fellow whose blood II
surcharged with andigeste<I proteins
j from thy six o'clock dinner, a habit
] indulged for fifteen years, and, s&riCr
1 tinned by some very good medical
I men. Yt Five physicians died in ,
| my state during- the ast month; each!
under sixty-five. All fat men. gcotl j
I livers, high bipod pressure, diners at'
| evening.'5 clubme - : loved by every- j
body. Heart disease or eerebra1!
hemorliage?Bngh*'.- disease. It is j
I '.so eaisv C nann the grim destroyer.
I yet. rvhv did he cad so m opportune1.Y?
A it; - 1 fa i Hfli Sir.:* h
?ninety-ifcrf( i: used tobacco
i his -' : !?ank- fill ihC coffee
thai he ctvedd meats, supposing
they were a < i for him; then,I
a.. 1
II*-- luirn ? Vl?lV?U I
wasn't 10 king! St sweets; you
know. Why 1 - he ...ive.. anyhow?;
Taking two or three of -he deadliest i
drugs known, wheneve r he felt 'ike
it?which was probably frequent
enough. I? old fai vner t?:31 Smith a
freak? Well, yes * that be lived
temperately, at the promptings of ;
well-baTanced appetite. There an
few such "freak.-" unfortunately; 1
there are more -f the sort that en-j
gorge themselves a! unseemly hours,
and are intemperau :.n everything,!
not actually labeled dynamite. Why J
not "heart disease"? Where germs!
are, there is infection; where intern- ?
Iterance clings, the penalty is sure. j
;
If FIRE |
IcteJ'froy.r
your fiome |
If a lire should come tonight.
sweeping away
your home, or your
! factory, could you
| start rebuilding? Are
| you adequately pvoI
tfrtpr! so vni'.r in.
"r.-7- , i
suranc epolicies ana
not your bank account
i would pay the replacej
ment costs?
Boone Insurance &
Realty Company, Inc.
GORDON H. W1NKIJKR, Mgr.
,JAny Kind of a Policy"
! Ill nun WW???
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CAR
OU "DUCK" AWAY
;c of security "decoy" you away
us thoroughly grease and go over
a "crippled" part, easily fixed
break and a heavy repair bill,
"hitting" the cause of your
iters" and will tell you the truth
FOR YOUR CAR
iNKLER m
IP ANY
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TH CAROLINA |
ERY THURSDAY?BOONE. N. C
HUNDREDS OF)
FOUND IN HI
MEPAL ^Wllilll I
MRS . EDGAR, STILLMAN K.ELL.E>
^ i EX young American singers
presumably the best in tl
country ?will face the micr
phone at Station WEAF :
New York City early in D
cember to sing for fame and forfun
Tbcy will be the finalists in tho Nj
tional Radio Audition o? the Atwati
Kent Foundation of Philadelphia.
This nation-wide quest for rani
voices has already revealed hundred
ci young singers of promise, wh
have entered the contests eagerly bi
cause the auditions offer them tecoi
nit ion at home and a chance to coc
pete for prizes aggregating SIT.r.O
Distinctive figures are sponsoring tli
undertaking as a National Audittc
Committee. They are Madam Lcuis
Homer, the Metropolitan Opei
star; Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelle:
president of the National Fecien
tiou of Music Clubs; Edward W. Bol
former editor of the Ladies' Horn
Journal, and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, wif
of the world-famous New York haul
er and music patron.
Winners of state auditions?one bo
and one girl?receive silver medal
and are taken to their district aud
tions at the expense of the Found*
tion to compete with young Ginger
from their neighboring states. Winnei
of each of Uie iivo district auditionsone
young man and one young woma
In each?receive gold medals and &r
<
An hi
i ' ?IS - v |b"- \M
S 1W- TobMCT
rOUNG SINGERS
'JlST FOR TALENT
MADAM LOUISE HOMER.
EDWAP.D W BOrC
a taken to New York by the Atwater
" Kent Foundation for the duals, which
1 will be broauenst over a national net
work c? stav ions. The awards for
these will he as followe:
e Winners of first piace ? one
young man and one young woman?
will each receive $5,000 cash and
y two years' tuition in a musical conIs
servatory.
i- Winners of second place will each
l- receive $S,00t! cash and one year's
e tuition.
6 Winners of third place- will each
? receive $7,000 and one year's tuition,
n Winners of fourth place will each
e receive $500.
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