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PAGE TWO WIND AND WAVE ON flATTERAS BRING IN NEW PARR AREA (Continued from Page 1) versity of North Carolina and Virginia, and other prominent leaders in the state. He spent two summers in education studies at the State UniTtt tc? i R-s nt tci m-jclop nf thp Snow Hill Lodge 01 Masons and president of the Alderman Historical Association. He is married and has twc children. In his announcement, Mr. Alderman set out a school program, including the stressirg of useful vocations, to meet the needs of the masses, rather than as college requirements, eliminate polities in selecting teachers, seek laws to guarantee tenure, sick leave and pension retirement fund, lighter teacher loads and higher salaries when possible, improved transportation, instruction, recreation and health facilities He would continue the State School Coir.sion. or a similar agency, an eight months term with local supplements fr??* longer tern?, higher pay. neither advocating nor opposing any particular form of taxation, but leaving that problem to the elected representatives. Mr. Alderman will oppose Clyde A. Erwin. from Rutherfordton, named by Governor Ehringhaus to fill the unexpired term of the late Dr. A. T Allen. MAT?rH rivninAnwu Entrance of A. B. Alderman. Snow Hill, into the political race for head of the state schools, is the first announcement sThet the early entry of five candidates for Governor, three for Lieutenant Governor, and two against the incumbent for Secretary of Slate, not to omit the candidacy of R. T. Fountain against Senator J. VV. Bailey. Wliile there is intimation that W. Kerr Scott, Haw River, may oppose William A. Graham for Commissioner of Agriculture, lie has not announced. However, during: the next two or three months many more candidates for state offices may be expected. It will be the entry time for those who will seek the Democratic nominations in the primary next June. HUNTING AND FISHING RULES Regulations governing hunting and fishing in the state have been issued in two forms for wide distribution. One is a card folded giving extracts and the principal features of hunting and fishing laws. The other is a small pocket-size booklet containing the texts of all game and fish laws and regulations, with the laws enacted by the 1935 General Assembly. DON'TS FOR HUNTERS A series of "don'ts" has been issued by John D. Chalk, state game and inland fisheries commissioner, all of which are merely common sense and proper conduct for hunters during the approaching heavv season. They are designed to prevent hunters from performing improper acts while hunting, intended primarily to protect the hunters and their fellow sportsmen, or others in the vicinity TOBACCO SALES October tobacco sales at North Carolina warehouses amounted tc 172.S73.158 pounds, sold for an average of $22.86 a hundred pounds as against 116,946,318 pounds sold in October last year for an average of $33.67 a hundred pounds. The State-Federal Crop Reporting Service shows that 3S3,878,851 pounds had been sold up to November 1, which is 17.9 per cent, more than was sold to November 1, 193-1. Prices last year encouraged early marketing, but this year the reverse is true. This year's yield is larger, due to closer spacing of rows and plants, no '''Or b-" ?* 1- - ?1- ? ? t? -vil?*ot s?ru?*nuit- uuu inguci tupping. Stands were good and weather conditions favorable. But the quality has been poorer this year, the crop report shows. FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN A State League for Crippled Children is to be formed at a mooting of the representatives of civm clubs, women's clubs, American Legion and Auxiliary Parent-Teacher and fraternal organizations, to be held in the state capitol here Saturday, November 23. at 9:30 o'clock. The meeting is called and invitations sent to 1100 people by H. L. Stanton, supervisor of vocational rehabilitation. The league will affiliate with the Inter national Society for Crippled Children and will seek to get proper care, treatment and attention for the crippled children of the state. The Social Seucrity Act carries 53,000,000 for this type of work. Speakers include Governor Ehnnghans, Dr. O. L. Miller, Charlotte, orthopedic surgeon; Frank Barber, Asheville: Mrs. W. T. Bost, State Supt. Clyde A. Erwin, and a representative of the International Society. PICK M'DONALD STAFF Already they're picking the "McDonald Cabinet," officers Dr. Ralph McDonald will appoint when and if he becomes Governor. The first is Senator-Doctor J. T. Burrus, High Point, who rumor slates for chairman of the State Highway and Public Works Commission. That had it3 inception in the bitter fight Dr. Burrus had with Capus \?. Waynick, present chairman, for the Senate seat from Guilford last year, the un . ' .' j&iit JMk disguised dislike Dr. Burrus has f< the highway department, its chai mail, and the man who appointed O present chairman, Governor Ehrinj haus. SEEK FIVE-DAY LEAVE School folks, head by State Sup Clyde A. Erwin, Miss Oma Laffert Charlotte, head of the classroo teachers of the state; Mrs. W. i Aycock, president. of the State I'a l exit-Teachers, and others, have ask . Governor Ehringhaus to see if > can find some way to get the fiv . day sick leave for teachers, as pT . vided in the school machinery w , but for which the General Assemt failed to provide sufficient fun< School folks feel they were too la and at a disadvantage, as Dr. Ral McDonald, candidate for Govern* had already had a stormy sessi with Governor Eliringhaus and h peeved hirn by lite demand that t Governor do something about it even though Dr. McDonald was member of the General Assemt which failed to provide eiiou: money for the 20 per cent, sala increase or the sick leave. POLITICAL PROPOSALS There's a peculiar sort of feelh creeping into the race for Governv more felt than talked, but som times mentioned. It is that the should be some kind of a get-toeet er by A.. H (Sandy) Graham a Clyde K. Hoey. candidates, so the . will be a scattering- of votes whi . may be needed to "beat McDonal* Dr. Ralph W . who is reputedly ma ing the fur fly. Sonic of the wis ones arc now wondering if McPo aid does not have a chance, especsi iy since there are two Candidat whose platforms, generally speak;r at not so far apart. Graham a Hoey. Also, they are wondering if would not be wisdom to have or one of them opposing Dr. McDona who is looked upon as an "outsidei a 'freshman" or an "overnig growth" trying to take charge of t) state's affairs. Talk is that Hoey older and would be too old eigl years later, and that Graham young" and would be in his prime f? the job in eight years. Howevc there's not the slightest intimati* that either of them would give wi to the other. PETERSON IS ARRESTED Clarence Peterson, who made sensational escape from State's Pi son last August with Dwight Bear was captured by AsheviUe and Kno yllle, Tenn., police Friday in Kno ville at a bus terminal, after he hi bought a ticket for California. 1 was serving a 25 to 30 year senten for murdering an Asheville polic man. Beard, who escaped with hi and is still at large, was aentene to death for murdering a Valdc merchant in Burke county, hut t I sentence was commuttcd to life ii prisonment. They were at work ne a gate, changed unseen into hon grade clothes and walked out t gate, probably catching a freig train. Beard was formerly a Sta College student, and acquired t name of "society robber" in Minr sota because he would got invitatio into wealthy homes and rob them. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are forbidden u der the penalty of the law hunt, fish, trap, or trespass any way upon the lands of tl , undersigned in Watauga count . Violators will be punished the law directs. I This November 1, 1935. Mrs. Moses H. Cone Blowing Rock. N. C. 4t G4N You IMAGINE] i Jii CAN VOU IMAGINE a stronger supporter for BIS MA-REX than the manager of : South Bend store who could 110 eat solid food, was pained evei | by liquids, tried BIS.MA-REX am i I now says, "If there are any skep [ tics in this world as to the merit I of BISMA-REX, I certainly wouli I like to talk to them." ill . II EXPLANATION . . . 11 Bisma-Rex la an antacid treatmen that's different from the man; other ineffective treatments yo' hi.ve tried. It acts four ways t give you a new kind of relief fron acid Indigestion, heartburn an. other acid stomach agonies. Bisma-Rex neutralizes acid, re lieves stomach of gas, soothes th irritated stomach membraner ani aids digestion of foods htat ar most likely to ferment. Bisroa-Re: is sold only at Rexall Drug Store* Get a jar today at Boone Dru, Store. Remember, BISMA-REX. WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EYBRY 1 >r ! DRU.NK DRIVERS INCREASE ! fe r" I Drunken drivers arrested in Octo1e i Vr by state Highway Patrol increas-1 w< ?" j ed to 317 from 260 the month be-!co j fore. Captain Charles A. Farmer re-' ar | porti The patrolmen made 2.898 ar-' ?f i rests during the month for traffic | and highway law violations. Those \ of >' j convicted were sentenced to an ag-1 m; sp-ogate of 60 years and 10 months, i ' B- and fined 828,145, with court costs u" r" i of 816.625. Tile 121 patrolmen invest!- 4' ecl! gated 388 highway accidents in which * J 41 persons were killed and 260 injur'C I 'r*U-i rAOrvfarnii i I 1 A <.u. mirj itvuicitu raiUCU ; a- it $11,030. ct, >ly TifliKK BKOT1IEKS TO PEN *s' Three brolliers, Percy, Jimmle and b: ~'r I vivid W. Flowers, of Johnston eounty. were given three years each i:t Ji T* the Atlanta penitentiary for an at- di , tack last summer on K. A. Bennett. a ?11 Thanksgiv i [ Offer h'_ We are especially well prop, nd =?? for the Thanksgiving feast, ar.i :ro ~ the many good things we jttavi j - ~ the very highest, quality and k-1 EEE Chickens. Fish, Oysters, and a 'er:EE5 Grocery line. ri-;= Remember to trade with yo i in helping yourself you arc he! nd i ~ perous community. ?y i Wi WE WILL BE CLOSED T sj| Mulling lit? I . BOONE. ?rplil!IISI!lillll!!!l!!|j!i!lll!ll||IS|j|i||i|||i!iii| ?;i ?y i Ij <: Xifl Ic CG frill C(1 _ ? <oy$e op, or he \ CI ns J n- i to in ic J NEW PERFECTED HYDBAt mms^k-t 3EL-,.-aH8 NO DBAFT VENTI1/ on New Bodies by Fi I the mo*t beautiful and comfortable be n * o A1 a A A eo hb A.ND tdiQ'i lock. 1 e 0** V W quoted a e I W. R. HUKSDAY?BOONE, N. C. irr.V investigator, by Judge X. M.! eekins ill Federal court here last ; jek. They were also convicted of | nspiracy to violate the liquor laws, id given suspended sentences. Twelve a( he^s supposed to be members of yvicir liquor gang submittcd to charges conspiracy to violate the liquor ivs and were placed under proba- w >n for periods from IS months to .o years. The Flowers brothers were von utiti! January 1 to begin their ntenccs, ocmg under viu.wu uonus ich for presenting' themselves to tlaiita on that date. JONES-ASHLEY Miss rhci.ua Ashley became the ade of Mr. Ruv Jones at a cereay performed by Eo.vlii N Hahn, isticc of the Peace last WeJr.es-: iy. The newly-weds are residents of 'arrensville, Ashe county. iiig F ood | ings | arcd to furnisli the viands :l solicit your inspection of EE j to oiler. Fresh Meats, of EEE in great variety, dressed ~j: general and well-stocked ~ nr home-owned store, and ' ping to build a more pros- EE HANKSGIVING DAY =k & Clay | N. C. || | llilillllillliliiiillilllllillillilllillilllil | you hoped a 1c would have a IWf Coz-Piwdt HEVU0LE1 rLXC DRAKES SOLID ST2E dtnlcptd TORRE" a crown of a fori ran < IT ION her HIOH-COMPI >di?s ever cr?ofoo VALVE-IN-HEA ir 5 . . giving even bettor pei f ANY, DETROIT, MICH. Compare Chevrolet'* [me payment plan?the lovtert financing cot it jL these features at < UP. List price of New Standard Coi he list price is 520 additional *Knec i in this advertisement are list at Fl: Chevro SOON METHODIST CHURCH j The morning preaching service at j e Boone Methodist Church wit! lie It o'clock. The pastor. Dr. Ernest 'iuenhou3P. will take as his subject, rhc Inspiring Christ." The Sunday :hoo! vrilt meet at 9:45. The Eporth League will meet at 6:30. Iter will be no evening preaching ~ "i Mi IIMHIMM I | Apeaa \ t/iii weeA 9" Deep Bowl, Ideal f Serving Vegetables, Salai Fruits and Desserts Colored Patterns on Pure White China With lustei Tint Mnot ZLlfc a Farmers Hi Supply BOO? (i <7 NV-pfieed car re yours in ^n i'-JTri r FOR 193 Jaf tit/2.^ L one-plec? IMPROVED CLI r TOP me tmi bmauty, SESSION D ENGINE rformanco with ?"d ?" SHOCKPROI ~~ uev making driving S?li .rs a i^kM low dtfiwrtiprice? and the new greatly re it C.M.A.C,. history. A General Motor* Vohtt ;hevbolet'S low pbkci jpe at Flint, Michigan. With bumj :-Action in Master Models only, : int, Michigan, and subject to chang let Com E, N. C. NOVEMBER 21, 1935 11 service. 113 1018 church will join win I the Advent Christian Church in their H ! revival services. There will be a special service on : Thanksgiving Day at 10 o'clock ui B 1 the morning. A special offering wffi gp j be taken at this service for the Chi]. SSS j dren'3 Home, which is located at ?|?t Winston-Saieni. All are given a spe- jf|| cial invitation to join with us in this iS service. jjpgom I SOI 1 : WHILE THEY LAST EVERY HOUSEWIFE CAN USE SEVERAL] . Cu&tcrryLeAardware and Company | TE, N. C. 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