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Walker Is Principal Speaker At Formal Highway Opening (.Continued from pa-e 1) iv.s over this rvur.tain highway, in | the immediate future. The celebration begain at Xeels i Gap Saturday norning. This gap is about fourteen n|iles south of Blairsville. Georgia, and was named in honor of the Gorgia State High-, way Engineer. W". R. Nee., who has been in charge of Georgia road program and :s given the credit for the conquering of this monutain barrier which has bottled up this mountain territory heretofore. At the Gap. Senator B. H. St^r.e. jf C rgia was in charge, of the program whrch consisted of speeches by the Ge-.rgia govtrnor. members f the two branches of the Legislators members of the Highway Commission and other prominent citizens. There, as here. the lead that North Carolina has set in highway building and education was again and again referred to and tht people of Georgia pledged thems:".ves though their spokesmen to undertake similar programs during the present session. Following the speaking at th_ Ga;\ a karbercue was srrv.d some sever, or eight thousand pec pie who hud gathered there from all parts of vis-orgiu. ??ts;e:n ->ortn arouna and East Tennesste. A thunder >:orm at the Gay tended to dis organize the party and caused a portion of it t return home. However, the governor and probably half the members of his Legislature with some 2500 citizens from adjourir.ing counties came over to Murphy at various times during the afternoon. The crowd tor the concluding celebration here last Saturday was variously estimated at from seven to eight thousand people. Murphy's Vrecepiion committee received the visitors on th public square, assigning the governor's party and the members of the Georgia Legislature who were the special guests of the town, rooms It the hotel* and hom:s of the peoFollowing supper. th.? del-gates and other visitors gathered on the public square ar.d enjoyed a band concert by the Murphy band, which then led the way to Cherokee Park where the speaking and fireworks were had. Seats were provided for the huge crowd a: th* granstands on the park and in the hundreds of automobiles which were parked on every side of the tor-acre play-g.-ound Upon the arrival at this park. President Don With :-p jr.. of the Mur phy Chamber of Commerce, and Governor Walker, legislative members. At}mta Cr:r.'or of Commerce cfficials and others exchanged filicitations. While Mr. Witherspoon was welcoming the guests a 6 by 8 feet s:gn bearing the wards in many jelers "Ttckome to Murphy,** burn-'!, ed at the opposite side of the park in view of all. Immediately following the conclusion of the speeches a large American flag in th? tricolors of America was set off. Included in the fireworks display which lasted an hour, were hundreds of Roman candles, skyrockets, stars, bombs, spinning wheels, and other special pieces too numerous to mention. This display was declared by mhny to be the most beautiful ever j y seen. The visitors were pleased with the reception received in Murphy and many remarked on the hospitality of the Tar Heels and th? beauty of the little mountain city. Th? recetion committee was headed by W. M. Fain. Mayor, and Mesdames E. B. Norvcll, H. G. Elkins. C. W. Bailey Q. A. Hasty, and Secretary B. W. Bipe. of the Chamber of Commerce J. y?. Davidson. J. B. Story, F. S. Hill, W. D. Townson, E. P. Hawkins. H. Q, Elkins and others. Governor Walker. the members of the Georgia legislature and manyether visitors spent the night here and returned to their homes Sunday ?? ?-?. _l A Gwod Thing . DOV*T MISS IT l?ai yoor ummm and mddrmm plainly Written. tog atbar wftli 10 csnta, ftamp* or oota (tad this slip) to Chamhsrlain Msdttaa Co, Dm IMam. Ion. mad rsMha iaMan * trial package containing : CHAttlBRLAIN'STABLETS fbrstoamcfc I irnBia. indigestion. gassy pains thst I crowd tb* heart. b<!iot??as and eonstipa- I Don; CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC AND DIARRHOEA REM EDT for pain ia sto- 1 mach and bowels, intestinal cramp, colic ad dWrfcoaa; CHAMBERLAINS SALVE, assdsd im srsry family for bares, scalds. 10 cants. Don't miss it. For Sale By R. S. Parker, Druggist FOR SALE? One mowing machine and rake, price $40.00; 1 team wagon the and harness, $125.00; 1 set blackl smith tools; 1 60-tooth section harrow] yand other farming tools. See me before baying. Hsriey Fisher, Route 1,' _ M v-pky, N ' Citej Federal Act H To Sustain Indians' C I h::. M Taylor, attorney for!-" the Cherokee Indians in their effort' j ^5^ ' i t. ?:.V lish their claim cr. thou-lftisjj f acre? of land in East Tennessee.: H . rh Carolina. Georgia. Oklahoma ; i? and Texas. wa? here las: week. He. jg 5 trytnr to ge: names and residence j jl of all Indians who are included in: ji the ili.cw benefits af the act The Vtil a? parsed by Congress and approved in June. 1924. is entitled | "Ar. A t providing for final cisposit: - f the affair? of the Eastern Band f Cherokee Indians cf North Car lira." Section 3 of the Act says: That in the preparation of said r iu ' it V" ; [to all rtl! and lists fctre::f f member ship f said 1 and., j together with any evid r.cr elided in j .r.e c'urae o: any ir.v irrigations. anc. ? to a'.l documents ar.i records on ir. tfcr Int.r:or*Departrr?er.*. or any cf II ::s bureaus r iffics*. L. Tfce fact that the name of any, Tsor. appears . n any such ro'.l or, ^ list shall not be accepted to establish | j e .lus v.-ly his right r that of his, ^ descendants from enrollment. ' ( That ir. the pr-.paration of ?a:d roli th. act o? the State of North Carol ' r.a cf March 3. 1SS?5. chapter 166.! -titlsd "Act t- amend chapter 211. iuw vf 133d, relating to the cr.a-t=r: j .,f the East rn Band of Ch. rokee j . "niiar.s" shall be disregard.?:. ' . . nsiderat; r. of the right enroll- ? zr.' n: of any prson whose r.ame a;: ars c-. any former r 11 and hidescendants or of any name brought in any manner to the attention, of those in charge of the enrcllir.enr (ja work , including the names of those st. person of Cheroke Indin blood living July 27. 186S. in any of the counties "? of North Carolina, in which the com. Applicat: >ns f r enrollment may *"a be presented in such manner and ?f within such time as nay be prescrib. d by regulations made by the Secretary f the Interior, but lack " of application shall not prevent r con lands of said band are located, or **"1 in any of the contiguous counties of ac that State or cf the State of Georgia and Ten-.eesse-., and cf their !n descendants. do |wi CULBERSON iP1 Mrs. D." Cole's twelve >Jear O.J , son was b:tten by a dog Sunday. The Ul dog was kill id and its head sent to _. Ra. .ugh for examination. ,, 1 ha Mr. Err.est Ra: er of Nashville, se< Teen, visited his sister, Mrs. Mary " Vo:k last week. ;ra M:. Thomas K-.asley and fVmily of Etowah, Tenn. visited relatives Vi here last week. L. M. Shields made a business trip1 to Copperhill Tuesday. ' po ^S Messrs. T. M. Rice, W. L. Bruce, ini L. M. Shields and C. C. Bailey were business visitors to Murphy Monday. yt Mi J. S. Shields shipped another car of w|. cattle to the northern markets this wj, week. wh otl J. R. Harper and sons are thresh- wj ing in our community this week. ^ da J,. R. Hyatt passed through our town Monday. ty, Miss Fannie Mason has gone to Tamer, Tenn., where she intends en- ?a tering school. T. G. Shearer made a business Al trip to rarner, ienn. last week. Opportunity Is Knocking OPPOTUNITY IS KNOCKING?For to trained salesmen. Our Salesmen's Ce Correspondence Course trains you tf? thoroughly, in plain language, and it' fit can be completed in three weeks. YouAi pay for course after going to work, j of Nothing paid in advance. Traveling c? positions guaranteed at $75.00 and. jn expenses first month after complet-jbi< on cf course. Write us for information. j INTERSTATE SALESMEN'S COR- an RESPONDENCE ASSOCIATION (46~4Uisca> Bristol, Tenn. rc. APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF of PEARL HALL Cl Application will be mad* to the j* Governor of North Carolina for the (j, pardon or parloe of Pearl Hall who was convicted at the January Terni. 1922, of the Superior court of Cherokee County for the crime of Man-1 f0 slaughter and sentenced to the State an Prison for a term of Seven years. All persons who oppose the granting m of said Pardon or Parole are inritei* an to forward their protests to the Govcr ; nor without delay. This the 30th. day of June, 192* j (2t-pd) ^ W. P.JBAi I THE CHEROKEE SC housands of C W'llard R. Anderson, of Clay Cot >eirg a hard worker. His most re< 5 000 baby chicks to stimulate th? rhis was done in cooperation with h 7our.ty Farmers Cooperative Associ t sre bought by each farmer parti.i Mr. Anderson is shown here with hicks put out in Clay County recer toultryrr. .n of the extension departr "ollige of Agriculture and engineeri rfcoto courtesy Extension Farm Net> OW IS SAID TO~ HAVE HAD RABIES A telrgram was received Wedr. -iv afternoon By Dr. J. N. H.:il rting that th,? head of the cow sent Raleigh a few days auo indicated ^ at the animal was afflicted with the ^ bies. The cow lacerated the hand Mr. Paul Piott of Ogreeta a few ivs ago when he attempted to give t t medicine as she appeared sick, hile working with her she became enzied and injurred Mr. Pott's hand g ie animal died rather suddenly and , ting upon the sugg-.stion of some his neighbor* that she might be f:cted with hydrophobia, as a K g had been known to be in the lot ^ th the cow a few days before, Mr. ott had the head severed frcm the imal's body ar.d sent to the Stat:iboratory of Hygiene at Raleigh th the results as noted above. Also a few days ago Mr. G. E. t ckey sent the head of a dog, which d bitten a child in the Culberson amisation. The report Wednesday ^ awed that the a:iiir?al was tree froi** ^ bies. ^ /hiskey Car Seized c and Occupant In JaH * Thursday of last week Chief of lice D. M. Birckfield and Deputy t\ Deweese seized a car contain- * I tour gallons of Whiskey on the jhway to Hayesville near the asstown bridge on the Clay Counlir.e. The oficers arrested Vance ^ itheson on a charge of transporting 'kiskey and committed him to jail. ^ iere he remains in default of bond lich was placed at $500.00. An- ^ ler occupant of the car jumped out ten stopped by the officers and ide good his escape under cover of rkness. )RTH CAROLINA Cherokee Coun.J In the Superior Court j rl M. Dickey, vs. ?se T. Mason, Mrs Anse T. Mason. ? >TICE OF SALE UNDER EXECU- 3 TION By virtue of an execution directed the undersigned from the Superior j. wrt of Cherokee County, N. C. in t e above entitled action, I will on the st Monday in August (It being igust 3rd 1925) between the hour? t 12 m. and 1 o'clock P. M. at the urt house door of Cherokee County Murphy, sell to the highest ( dder for cash to satisfy the said ecution all of the right, title and terest which the said Anse T. Mason id Mrs. Anse T. Mason, the defen- 1 nts have in the following described al estate, to wit: It being one hundred and fifty acres land in District No. four in Shoal -eek Township, Cherokee County, t C., on the waters of Persimmon eek adjoining the land of Theo inders, W. (C. Lcdford and others J d bounded on the East by Theo. inders; on the South by W. C. Ledrd; and on the West by McMichens ' id others. This being the property J at Abraham Mason and Wife Julia ason conveyed to Anae T. Mason id wife in the year of 1921. * This the 1st. day of July. 1925 B. B. MORROW, Sheriff 1 Cherokee County, North Carolina. * By W. M. RAMSEY, D. S. OUT. MURPHY. N. C hicks For Clay xntjr, ha? the enviable reputation of j :er.t accomplishment was to bring: poultry industry of his county, lis supporting organization, the Clay ation. An average of 400 chick? patir.g in the project, a shipm?nt of the 15.000 baby itly. "Uncle Ned" Wndrin. expert r at of the North Carolina State r.g, is s;en standing at the right? ITS. SUIT~ ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dickey of lurphy visited M-. ar.d Mrs. W. L. deNabb Sunday. i Master Audrey Stiles cf Akron. ! Ihio is vfsiling his Grandparents ; Hr. ar.d Mrs. W. L. McNabb. Mr. Erntst Wilson is indisposed at his writing. Mr. Clifton Dickey of Copperhil! pent Sunday with his Wife's parents, dr. and Mrs. W. L. McNabb. Mr. A. C. Beaver and family spent Saturday night with Mr. L. E. Collins ind family. Mr. J. L. Johnson has b:en working ; ome recently for J. F. Wood. Mr. T. N. Bates of Murphy passed ? hrough this section last Saturday. | Master Ira Curtis cf Athens. Tinn. s spending a few days with his 1 Irandparents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ' ,'urtis. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McNabb. o* lopperhill spent the week-end with Ir. McNabb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. . X. McNabb. Rev. J. P. Decker spent the week nri wttn borne folks, returning to is singing near Duckrown Sunday. Mr. Buster Mason and family aeompanicd by the families of M. M. t lurger ar.d W. N. Anderson motor- ; d over the new mountain road Sun- ' ay afternoon. Mrs. Mary Henry has returned ome from Tenn. wither she had gone isiting her sisters Mrs. W. G. Sparks nd Mrs. Martha Lappin. POSTELL Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Allen visited heir daughter Mrs. R. L. Peoples at | )ucktown, Tenn. Monday night J Mr. and Mrs. Wash Swanson from ,oving. Ga., are visiting their "son, Jr. Jim Swanson at Postell. Mrs. Emily Adams and children lave been visiting relatives at Duckown for a few days. Miss Ida Swanson spent Monday light with Miss Eliza Allen. Born to Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Young >n July 2nd. a fine boy. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Perples and Little daughter, Bobbie Allen from Duektown, Tenn. ^ent the weekend with Mrs. Peeples parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Allen at Postell. Clate Stiles made a business trip o Duektown Thursday. Mrs. Isabell Swan son from Georgia ipent Friday with Mrs. Mary Stiles. Mr and Mrs. Yonk T.aes from apper Shoal Creek speW Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Auen of Suit. Mr. S. Y. Allen Spent Sunday with ais niece Mrs. Many Henry, Messer Earnest Allen and Dewie irewdle left for Akron, Ohio last reek. Mr. and Mr,. Elbert AUen and I } i ] children frcm Tellico Plains. Tenn. were visitors on on Shoal Creek. Mines Virnie and Tcmpa Jones and Lily Brendie spent Sunday with Misses Not and Mae Chapman. WOLF CREEK There was much rejoicing here last week when the word reached us that the Tennessee Road officials had met our official and assured him that they would meet us with a road at the An- Jellico Gap. ard thus put the last detail in working order that assures the State taking over the H-?tHouse read. Everything was quiet in our immediate sect:on *he -4th. bu: several were arrested in the Ducktown basin for drunkness. A few of cur p?oo!e attended th? picnic at Epworth, Gil.. Saturday. Mr. A. J. Sirr.onds n'^de a trip to Murphy, one evening last week, on the lookout for his mare which disappeared several weeks ago. which it seems was stolen and sold for $20.00 by a Will Hens on. who has served different terms in Tennessee State prisons and one here in this state for stealing cattle and horses and is now in the Benton Tenn. jail for stealing cattle, but Mr. Sur.cncis failed to locate h r. H?n*on ad mitted the crime. The grade work on th? Hot Hous^ road was suspended last week until a State Engineer ccmes to take charg of it. i Il i MOTHER ? Fletcher's Casto Casiur On, Paregoric, Teething prepared to relieve Infants in Constipation Flatulency Diarrhea Aids in the assimilation of Food, p Natural Sleep with To avoid imitation'; always look for tfc Proven directions . a each package. Valet T AutoS trop Sh? Razor ? ?Sharpens Itself t?h The cool I " tha'tme* coreted w And tho i ?nd CO^CJ \ only frots ft. VI framobo* 1worxiMr ii \ \PiK< I wauacr. jA"S5?fl painting J beautiful. I cr to tell beauty a Ni horaeiMa <?fegel!SfS FRIDAY. Xjf? 1?, PH.HMPIPHriyp nnfTn Bf k B| I A petition was circu'ated her* some cay? URV a.*R.:ng Mr. H. D. , Smith. Courty Engineer, u. Iocat? if the Hot House road a uttie \ower n down the Cr*ek and thus elimir.htg DP some very obj: ctior.al crooks, secure 'ul a better grade for both mountains, and shorten three community roads, "n without lengthening the main highway. * eri A report is current here that Mr. 'e Hayden Bell, a Justice of the Peace in Coperhill. shot and seriously woun- ,:1' aed James Craig after he had "bluff. a! ed" two o ithree deputy sheriffs and had drawn his gun on Esq. Bell. Craig had killed two rr.en at one tin*, Pa few years ago. at Isabella, and had ^ shot another at Ducktown about a ' year ago, but hai not b??n arrested cr f ir the latter. He was tried on one n3 of the homicide cases and given ten 'D y:ars in the Stat? Prison, but served e orly about on3 year when he was 0 ' pardoned out. ^ it continues very dry here. Some f our oid <* farmers say they have ^ never sec?n th? ccrn wile so before. :r m\ ria is a harmless Substitute (or | E Drops and Soothing Syrups, arms and Children all ages of Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels iroooting Cheerfulness, Rest, and out Opiates ? ie signature of Physicians crerywhare it W Safety Razor that rpeni Its Own Blades wrutt outttts a: Jo a aaaa U.S.. Blocks Sane Coal rin and the cool shoeel t ?:> often ia the house tilt of concrete blocks ith stucco. nan who payo the bilLi ? 113K% of his annual lilt of concrete blocks red with stucco cost t 2% to 5% mora than ' ises: and besides betc? i winter, are cooler in Tbey never need re1 \ buHdla* material dealyou the economy and tchiered in buildinfl rlth Atlas Portland rLASL assic-f La
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