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NOVEMBER 3, 1027
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With the Churches
Announcements and. News oi In- '
terest to 1.0 rai Church Goers its ! '
Prepared by the Various Pastors.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.,
preaching service at 11 by Rev. S. EL| sGrapp.
Loyal Worker.- _ >>:40 p. m.: ;
Prayer meeting Tuesday nijrlu and '5
Bible study Thursday night. Every-!1
one is cordially invited to attend |f
these services. I ^
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BOONE BAPTIST
Sunday school 10 a. m.. ft*. U. i '
Gragg. superintendent. Preaching at I11
31 and 7:30 bv the pastor. Rev. P
A. Hicks. B. V. P. U.'s 0:30 p. m. j, '
Mtd-week prayer Service Wednesday:11
7:30 p. rn. You are cordially invited
erf to attend ail service- at this!'1
y church. i b
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CALENDAR OF LUTHERAN i \
SERVICES
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN
j Bailey's Camp ?
Services on first Sunday oi each a.
month ct 11 it. ni. Sunday school ,.;
every Sunday ;.t 10 a. rn. ^
uiva^D I.L i J5UUIMS | c.,
Sjervjces the 2nd and 41 n Sundays- of; q,
c-ach month at li a. m. Sunday! s<
school every Sunday at 9:45 a. ni.jf,
Vespers on the 1st and 3rd Sundays; pj
at 7:30 p m. Service? held in the!
Episcopal church or Main street, op-l vv
posite Daniel Boone Hotel. ri
HOLY COMMUNION" CHURCH ni
Fourteen mile? west of Boone, d<
known as? Clark's Creek. Service? si
on the 3rd Sunday of each month at i<!
11 ii. m. Sunday school every Sunday th
at 9.45 a. m. ct
BANNER ELK
Services in the chapel near town di
on the 4th Sunday of each month
at 3 p. m." wTo
all these services we cordially pj
invite the public. Bi
Re-.. J. A. YOUNT, Pastor- or
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V OTHERS BOOSTING NORTH cl:
CAROLINA gT.
North Carolina continues to at- m
tract the attentioij and mouse the
interest of the nation's capitalists fr
and investors, in increasing num- fa
hers. As an instance of what, is go- tu
ing on outside the state with refer- ct
ence to Nortli Carolina's develop- M
ment and progress, the Observer re-! th
reived a letter the other day from a j 5t
native ami rormer resident of thejwl
state, but now living in New York | th
City, calling attention to an mlver-j
tisement in the New York Times, |
which he says he rend on his way to Vi
his office that morning. The ad- A
vertisement, four columns wide and of
about 12 inches deep, was signed by se
Rogers, Caldwell & Co., oi' New York la
and Nashville, Tenn., and was de- w<
signed to attmct the attention of in- it
vestors to securities issued by North pr
Carolina and other southern states,
cities, railroads, utilities and eorpo- Vi
rations. In largo type the advertise- cu
me.nt in the New York paper pro- hi|
claimed: an
"North Carolina, the Fourth Slate ed
in Productive Wealth. th
"Herbert Hoover recently said: an
'North Carolina has made more R?
yf economic progress in the la-; few sh
\ years than any other state in the
nation.'
"To he specific: North Carolina
is now paying the fourth largest
amount of federal taxes among the
states 01 the union. It mamifnetur- v>
ed products'worth more that) one j .
'oillion dollars in 1926. It now gene- /*'
rates the fifth largest amount of 1 ?
hydro-electric power of all the =
states. It distributes this electric ?
power and light over the most extensive
transmission system in the
world.
"In this state is the largest towel
factory, the largest underwear plant,!
the largest hosiery n-.ills, the second!
largest aluminum plant in existence.
Here 28 per cent of America's furniture
industry is located. It? tobacco
industry is the largest. It has silk
mills, tiic factories and hundreds of
other industries?well diversified in
all lilies of manufacture."
Thus North Carolina is getting
much desirable and valuable ' publicity
in other sections without cost
to the state or her people. Interests
outside the state now ?ie paying
good money to attract attention of
r capitalists and investors to the presr*
eiit-daj economic progress of North
Carolina. Investments in good
roads and hydro-electric power and
education did it?Charlotte nt.e?e
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PUBLIC WORKING ON COVE
- CREEK SCHOOL GROUNDS
On Friday, November 4, patrons
and friends of the Cove Crdek high
school are asked to bring their teams
and give a day's work on the school
grounds. Several have already furnished
teams for one or more days
pnd we appreciate the work that has
been done. The high school building
is practically completed and the
grounds should be leveled before
moving into the new building. We
should also like to have two or
three trucks to haul sand and gravel
for the walks.
To test samples of fabric for fastness
to light, cover - one-half with
cardboard and expose the rest to direct
sunlight for ten days. To test
A for fastness in laundering, wash and
dry half your sample udder ordinary
conditions. Certain material should
be tested in these ways before purchasing
dress goods when possible.
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News of the Week j
About Blowing Rock'
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Ccnlract for New Oorniitory at Nor- j
mm\ Will Not: Be Avxrded Until
Spring
Blowing: Rock, Ivoy. 2.?-The new\
prl's dormitory at the Appalachian {
>tate Norma* at Boone will :tot bel
ftsrterl before next spring, as tacl
rustees have failed to obtain aj
citable contract, said Thomas H-i
?offey of Blowing Rock, chairman j
>f the board.
Lact month the trustees met in Lc-J
:oir and opened bnl? for the buildng.
but all were considered too bights
no I etter bids \Vere forthcoming,
t was decided ?o put oil the build*
tig until spring.
The foundation ha.* already been
aid. The rest of Lfae building is to
e done under separate contract it
ill be fireproof throughout, will
ave 75 rooms, and will aceommoate
150 students.
To Assist in Roll Call
Pupils of the Blowing* Rock con- ]
}3idated high school will probably i ;
ssist with the Watauga county vol?
all of the American Re ; Cross. Prof. ^
.. E. Mercer, the principal has rc-j
nvc-d from the county cnaper a re-, ,
uest for the co-operation of the' ;
rhool in the ror; call and has asked i \
?? VoJ-U-nt<?er?
-i v." wie : <
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Halloween was c^febratihd h< re I ]
itii a maijjjierade ball in the dining j i
><>n> 01 the Centra! hotel Monday j
dhi- The large dining '00m was | [
eotateti with orange and black de-'
gn.- carrying out 'he Halloween i j
ea. A large number of people of J *
ie town and from the surrounding | 1
.ill)try enjoyed the dance. I t
Halloween passed without anyij
sorders of any note. 11
The revival meeting conducted last <
eck at the Methodist church by the c
istor. Kev. M. B. Woosiey of t
lone, was well attended through- t
it the week- Enthusiastic meet- j
f-s were reported. Interest in ,
lurch work is said to have been t
eatly stimulated as a result of the j
eeungf. ' t
H. C. Hayes returned Tuesday r
om Raleigh, where he visited his j
mily over the week-end and wit
ssed the Halloween celebration b.v j
liege studr-iits at the capital, i
errymakers, Mr. Hayes said, took .
e town Monday night. Sunn: 1,-1 j
10 students paraded l! e streets, j.
riich. were given over to them fcr ,
e night. c
Steam Shovel Moving Slowly
The steam shovel on its way to
Has to work on the new highway to
very county was on the outskirts v
Blowing Rock Saturday. It was j
cn working its way up the mounin
from Lenoir for the last two j,
:eks. hut now that it is at the top t
is expected to make more rapid ^
ogress. a
From Vilas it will proceed to
ille Cruris and there it will begin ^
tting the passage for the new _
ghway. . At present the Watauga \
d Avery county seats are connect only
by runabout routes, one
^.X. rati- ' "
tuugi: oiljjticj sssk mi ine norm r<1
the other through Blowing *
>ck no the south. This road will
orten the distance considerably.
He's No Gambler |
Kind Lady: You should brace up.
v poor man. Remember what you
.'e to society.
Hobo: Ivdon't owe society nuthin',
3y. What do you think I've been
in'?playiit' bridge?
HMHMMaUtfnWMMHHUMMmUWUMMlMnMMianD
Every delay, which means a- d
for the winter's supply of con]
because we cannot, control p
advance means you must pay
delivery right now means goo't
mum cost, whereas rush deli'
and cold blow, may mean tha
inferior minings art any pr
Save money by
Winter supply ol
BOONE GOAL
WfjSaWilMjl
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?I
WE5TERN t;. O. P. TO MAKE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS55J1
.itVashirigtc-ii. Oct. 31-?The bloc ?
progressive Republican senator
from the went* headed by Senator
Borah and Nwrif; has .started out ti
^vanize into life for the prcsidiein
tiai campaign the League of Xaiion:
and the World Court as issues. The!
motive in making thi?= move, it is: re
ported, is to eliminate both formei
Secretary Hughes and former Cover
nor Lv>wdei> as probable- choices o1
the Republican convention. Thej
will fight the nomination, and -i
Qominatcd the election of any candidate
who, as president, xvtay cause
this country to become involved if
"entargiing alliances" with foreign
countries.
It appears that the hostility to the
league and the court is ire only
ground on which all this group of
western progressive senators are
agreed. These senators are not together
in their plans for farm ?efief\
Senator Borah, who is now reckoned
the guiding star of the Woe, is unalterably
opposed to the equalization
fee in the bill. Senator Norris now
seems only lukewarm for the equalization
fee which he supported ?t the
last session of congres. Senator
BrOokbr??-t r,f Fjr._r.r-i u- - ? *
.. .vwa, nae iiomeu a
farm relief bili of his own, with the
:qualization fee left out. Senator
McXai y. of Oregon, one of the nitIhors
of the MeNnry-Haugen bill,
tontinues to hob! on to the equalization
fee. Senators Novberh and
d('Masters, of South Dakota, have
.eased their insistent demands for
he bill, but Norbesy hr.s declared
'or Lowden.
There does not seem to be any
mmediate danger that the friends of
he League of Nations or of the
iVorhi Court can bring about a sit union
whereby the United States will
te "threatened'' with membership in
:ithcr of these bodies. The irrecottilabtes,
chiefly among whom was
senator Borah, effectively blocked
he joining of the league on the part,
if the United States seven years ago.]
lornh. again leading the irieconcil-1
tbles iif the senate, succeeded ini
acking on the membership of the]
Jnitcd States in the court such dratio
reservations that the European
intions wouid not accept our memicrship.
But now the Idaho senator
ma his irreconcilable colleagues in
he seriate have discovered that the!
eague and court, record? might weli!
le used against two prominent ite
lubtican candidates for president tol
lelp eliminate them from serious!
onsideration as probabilities in the]
(invention. (
WHAT THE FLOOD COST
Floods are costly. Take, for in-]
tnliee, the livestock loss during the
lississippi flood of last May. .Tune
nd .Tuly. An area of 1,417,500
1 124 counties and parishes was covred
with water. More than 225,000
ead of horses, mules, cattle, swine
nd other livestock were lost. The
pultry loss consisted of 1,300,000
owls.?The Pathfinder.
CANTED?A girl for the winter t'
help with housework. Address Bom
94, Route 2, Boone, N. C. 1
'OR RENT?Two or three rooms
for light housekeeping. Modern
conveniences. See H, Roy Hagaman,
31 Hardin Street. 2t
RON riPE FOR SALE?1,000 ft.
1 Vi -inch gaivanised pipe, good as
new. Also 300 gallon tank and
hand force, pump and electric mo-J
vVL piiiiijj. AUUiess C?. L?] L'OKPT,
1730 College St., Columbia, S. C.,
in- .Top While (Rowing Rock, N. C.
ay, in placing your order j
I can mean a loss to you,
ricer. and a cost.-at-mine
accordingly. Then, too,
i first grade coal at mini/cry
when winter storms
t you'll be glad to have
ice.
ordering your
F Coal NOW.
COMPANY
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SVERY THURSDAY?BOONE. X. O.
1 SIMMONS THINKS TREASURY
ij CAN STAND CUT OF 4400.000,OOCj
sj Wash legion. Xov. I,?Sen a tor It
sj SI mm or.- ralied at the White Hou.se(
> today to "pay bis respects? to thej
- : ->w ." :* \.a?- said. F<?ic?wing|
51 thin visit with the president. \^hc? i
rj habitually accctns treasury depart-1 .
-! meat figure- relative t-- tax natters,] .
t*j the Xorth Caio/ina senaio: declared! ]
-i that after a t-a.w;! scrutiny f the!
f j available facts ami figures. he Nrasl j
rj convinced that the treasury could j <
fj stand a tax reduction at this time of I ?
$100,000X00. Secretary Mellon had j
assured the house way? and means
i committee that the treasury could
it not safely stand a cm ex .-.Ceding \
i $225,000,006.
j The fuixnat staU'rner.T of Senator 1
| S.mnv.ns. the first given to the ore.-? y
since hie arrival he e. corresponds with
the views, of Representative J
Gariser. ranking: Denuxiar or. the
ways and means committee, and presumably
with the veiw- e>f Representative
Dough*. <w. the North Carolina
member of the committee. X:though
Mr. Dougbton, new engaged iu an
intensive study of the subject, hast
not as yet announced : he result of J
^ Hi- conclusions. Mr. Dobghton did!
j tell the Daily News today, h ' -vevev.j
j that Secretary Mellon had never fail-]
I ed to erron the side of caution in 1
j making an estimate of the amount!
of tax reduction? possible. Ho felt
certain that congress could, With
proper rfeeard for the welfare of the
treasury, go much beyond the figures
mentioned bv Mr. Mellon, as to tax
reductions. Mr. Dougbtor. said he
lavored tnt abolition of the autcniojl
bile taxes, and a material reduction 11
of corporation taxes, and he was
hopeful that congress would take aj
similar view of the -itnation. But
Mr. Doughton was not prepared toi
say, when questioned, whether there;
was an even chance of the adoption j
of the tax program already pro- j
claimed by Simmons and Gardner.
I
A Novel in the Making
j We haven't written a novel yet, i
j but here are a few lines we shall include
in that work:
The alarm clock went off. Moraee
arose and brought it back.
A deep silence filled the stillness,]
several drowned in it.
So I sez to the geneva), I -ez, "Con-j
I erratulationx. Oenf?ri?l nmm
I- - ?- "* " b\
I my acquaintance.
Jv was one of these little towns I
where they still tell about the year]
the "Limited" stopped tr. let off a j
j passenger. | [_
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just aro
er than yo
Season. 1
) ?the seas
to Jewelry
under waj
Every v
eries of be;
See these
your chpic
. ticularly y
We hav
day trade
our businc
our usual
son and ar
over the ej
than he ret
AN TJUt'S
BEAUTIFl
Walke
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JURY TAMPERING CHARGES
HALT FALI. SINCLAIR CAS
Washington. Xov. 1?lury An
perinjr alleged to have beer, done a
the instance of Marry V. Sinclaii
tmib.i-mdiionaiie oil king, throng
the Wfliiaia J. Bv.ror Detect! v
Agency, hroaghl the Tet.yc; IX.rn
nil conspiracy trial before Jusiic
Sitidons to a iensatior,a) nail today
Too jurors of the Fali-Sirclr.i
panel have been named in <:ffi
IsvfU and in testimony before ?.h>
tranii jury as as having been tam
rertd with.
One of there is Edward Kidwe-l
!r., leather worker, who i declare'.
:o have boasted thai a verdict e
:on\iction would mean nothing t<
:im, whereas a verdict of acquittr.
vouid bring him tin automo'oiie "t
TilPV \Si?r?*.r
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<k-When
the firemen call, .t 1
ate to think of INSURANt
or the loss may be small?
you have your homo and
ed. Winter is the season
are greatest. Putting off
policy is a gamble which n
plain the economy which
kinds of policies.
Watauga Ii
W. H. CRACC
^on't be I
Now!"
und
the corner?and m
?
II rvr? wt*pr? 117a if ' - *
? iO LX1C VJI
file cool days of antumr
on when women's thou
?as the winter social se
r.
^eek now we are receiv
autiful new jewelry and
and make your selecti
e will be unrestricted fr
/ide range of jewelry.
e bought more goods fo
than a tany. time in the
:ss. We are looking fo
run of trade during the
e prepared. Come earl}
arly arrivals. Our prices
ofore on many items.
ITJAL OPPORTUNITY TO PUT i
UL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR SO:
r :* ' - ' ivrjjy .ygj
r's Jewelrj
PAGE FIVE IfeK&i
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i block long." Wft *?<$?* I
E Affidavits relating this eon versa!
tkffc were made nubile by the gov^ffi
J erurnent attorneys.
tj rbe name of the other juror has
beer: 1 old in secret to the grand jury
^ which was hastily convened to fnvestsgate
the c harges of jury fixing. Hit'
: identity cannot be disclosed at prese
?*3tJt
is fully expected that Justice
"r Siddons -.viii order a mistiial when
court convenes tomorrow morning.
e Both sides have joined in the request
that the juty be discharged.
Stockholm, the capita] -t Sweden
i j tvifl c-e the first European city to
(; have a skyacrapvr. A building of
> 10 stones will be constructed there.
1 containing 3.000 apartments, eight
i elevator.- a;;d ail modern coinforts'
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rested fox action, it is too
3E. The loss may he Jarg^e?
but a loss nevertheless unless
personal property well insiny
of the year when nre losses
taking out a nre insurance
o one can afford. Let us exmay
be enjoyed in various
isurance Go.
G. P. H AC. A MAN
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3
uch nearift
Giving
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gKts turn
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ing delivnovelties.
on while
om a par'
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of
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glad sear
and look
are lower
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