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PAGE FOUR ? ,V? tLbt Chrrofeet S>rout Tk? Official Orjao of Murphy and Cherokee County, North Carolina PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY C. W. BAILEY Editor Manager MRS C. W BAILEY. Associate Ed. B. W. SIPE Associate Ed "fZ> . Subscription Rates One Year Si.50 Bight Months 1.00 Si* Months .. .. 75c Payable Strictly In Advance Legal advertisement*, want ad*, reading ? ct*. * ituaries. cards f thark-. etc. 5c line each insertion, payable ir. advance. Display and cor?' tract ratts furnished < n request. All t mmunications must be slirncd by the writer. otherwise they will not be accepted for j iblicatkn. Name cf the w er will r. t be published unless so specified, but we mn?t have the name of the author as evidence cf gocd faith. Entered in the p< -'office at Murphy, North Car?J:*a. -tone - mail matter under act of Mar. 3. 1870. ^ <_.r?-Lrr> Aa*ef!niiu Rrpr??iiV'** THE AMEKK~*N PRESS ASSOCIATION . Results speak louder than words. Famous first words: "Enymail?" i T - much moti??: springs from emotion. Th- language of v(i? M.nty talking. Art statistic- i . und figure* always square? When come* '< vitarmnts few t { us know uur AH' Man want- but ; ttle here I < low?* and usually gets it. Another rule Jor success: Be sure you're tignt then u ahead. There i- n?> iminigtaton qu'ta <-n the dollar- Europe owe- us. The new trousers may n??t be nl wool but th- y're a yard wide. Economy doesn't hurt business, hu' busin? -s put* a crimp nto economy Why not put a little- ?.f the n i uior they'r trying to keep out of politic into the politicians? Character analysis: When an ed tor smiles, -omeone's paid; when h frowns, someone's delayed. Dawes and < ,o!idg?. make a g combination. W?- get English a she is spoke and as she isn't -poke . A great authority say* advitUim s the backbone of business. I)o? he infer, then, that a business *ha does not advertise is spineless? History repeats itself. i Sherman told us what war i.-. and no\ the Sherman anti trust act is rai-ini the same thing with illegal cumuinu tions t.> fix price*. Th,? L". S. Government's r? cen shake-up of the prohibition nif' ive ment department insure*1 the . tin ued guaranty of life, liberty and "hpursuit of bootlfjtKer?. PWest Virginia has endor* d tht Proposed lakes-to-the-ocenn .i-v-lon jnent of the St. Lawrence river, pre sumably under the theory that what ever h- !ps any part of thi Unitet States helps West Virginia. Migh not this he used as a ha-i* for askinj neighboring states to "root" tor tht Smoky M amtain- National Park? Pola Negri, movie star, has fi allj redeemed her $47,000 worth f jewels seized by custom^ officials last .May when she "forgot" to d ?lan them. Besides paying the value 01 the jewels, it cost the popular actr* s; the neat sunt of $10,00o in fine*, ami duties. All of which shows th high cost of forgetting. SCHOOL AGAIN The Murphy Graded Schools begir the fall term n Monday. Sept 7th The summer season has been a hot one, and on the whole a dry one. Many of the Murphy pupils will return from the land of summer dreams to the realities of class-room routine. But they are r? adv. Th- y will hustle about to get books, tablets, p ncilf and "pen-swabbers" as eagerly as they sought !ast spring tn acquire fish hook*, bast-halls, and camping kits. It is a wholesome social institution ?the public school. It calls to work when work is due, and relieves to play when play is earned. The teach, ers, as a class, provide a moral tone that cannot be equalled outside the church and home. They are the jtint guardian? of future adult citi1 zt ns. Who does n t harkin hack with j< y to sthw.'l day-* wbert noble impressions are indelibly writUr into the j h?mk of life Murphy may well he proud of its school system and of th<?s, who direct the education of its youth. | RESOLUTIONS DRAFTED BY COMMITTEE ON SMOKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK \t a iii.?s? m- tint .f the citizen6 ! of the county in Murphy last Thu**Jday. at which time Judge T. D. Brv-on sp,,k.; or. the National Park and its j rerefits to this section and the -tat . I a committee was named by the chair-: man. <-r motion duly seconded and; carried, to draft resolutions endors-| Iing th. propostd National park. Th, committer :* <m|i?-?d of ,T. I'. Mallontc, chairman, Frank S. Hill. 11?. H. Till tt. T. P. Carringer. and P. j S. Russell, and foil* wing are the resolute * Whtna*. \v? th?. . iti?.- n- ?! Cherkre County tc-gnize thi incalculjable benefit* to b. derived both by the State of North Carolina and f the ' United States, l.y the ctvation r a| National Park in Western North Car-j olina. in the CIreat Smoky Mountains, and it: East Tennessee, and Whereas. w? are firmly resolved _to u-c every honorable effort to further the < >tabl:shmer>t < t such a park. Now* theref be it it solved: hit-t, that we do her by m?-t hear .tij VII u.'M ami i.' moo.- I mint tor 'he creation <f a National 1 Park in#thc Great Smoky Mountains Westtir North Carolina ami East Tenn<**e? anil do pbdp our united support to such a movcmert; Second. that \v? d- call upo and urge each and \ county, city, ivic organization* and fraternal orders n the Sw cf North Carolina to itive assistance in th mov merit; Third fr.at do earne-tly urpe the co-operation ..f the chief ? xccutivc of our -late, the member* of our General As?- mbly, the mem hers in the. Senate a- ; Congress f these I'nit-d States in carrying t'ni* m< vcmitit to j a sui'c *sful termination: Fourth. he it furthir resolved that I cop:. - . i thi-? resolution l> furnished' ^ our local press and th. press of the State "f N. th ? aiolina, with thi re jue*t that -ame b, published. l -I. l>. MA1.LONEE. < hm.. I RANK S. HILL. 1> II. T1LL1TT. T. r. CARRINGER, I). S. KI SS ELL. ICommitce. POSTELL. ? Last week's lettc r). The :evival closed at Shoal ("reck Sunday. Twelve were baptized and s. ;->ineu by letter. It was a \ ry sue- es-ful neeting. MB Mr. and Mrs Rastus Hensley and children, ! Etowah. were visitors j or. Shoal Creek last week. ^ M Rockey Swanson arid chil^. dr?-o. ?f Earner. Term., w.-re visiting h<r parents. Mr*, and Mrs. J h . M.t n, at Ro'tell. last week-end. ! .Mr. and Mrs. Quince Allen and _: children, of Etowah. Term., arrived ^ Sunday to spend several days with Mr. Allen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Alien, at rostcll. Miss Arti Jones. of Duck town, : was a v sitdr on Shoal Creek Sun-|day' t i Little Bobby }llcn People-, of : Ducktown. is visiting her grandpark j ents. Mr. and Mr.-. S. V. Allen. The dry weather still continue* i,n our section. :'! ? Miss - Vemie and Tempa Jones Iand Eliza Allen visited Dr. and Mrs. (J. M. Young Saturday. a ' | . i Mr. Pirley Elrod. of Ducktown, wis a visitor >n Shoal Creek Monday. Mi-s Laura Taylor, ?t Ducktown. - spending a few days with Mr. end j Mrs. G. VV. Jones. ' . ? I iuis.? r.mma .Mines vo-ueti Mbs j Kliza Allen Thursday nijrht him! Fr:" j day. Rev. G. W. Spark?, of Maryville. and F. A. Beaver, of Suit, were welcome visitor? at the hum. of Mr. and Mr-*. S. Y. Allen Saturday. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years i 1 k THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. M POSTELL. (Thi? wetkV Iftt* r 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swan<or ;.n.l children spent la*t w*.<k-end vthe former's parents*. Mr. a-.d Mrs Wash Swanson. at I.ovinif. Ga. Mr. Hetxhel Stile* of Ga*tcr. ;i !-1 vivtini: his patents. Mi. and Mr- I Sti! s at Postell. Mr. and Mr-. *Quin<e All-.' r>nd ch'Idten returned to tb ir h?r Etowah. Tenn.. Saturday, af* pl? . -art visit with homt- folk*. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Thoi - n trade a flying * p to Murph; Frt day. Mr. S. Y. Allen left Satur:. to vi-it his - n*. Quince Allen. * E*owah. Tenn.; an; H. H. A'?-. Athens Tenn. H will also vis-* -i-ter-in-lirv. Mrs. A. J. Hi(td( . Reliance, before n turning h e Mr. Bu-trr Ma- n. <>f Suit, v Mr. John Ma?on Sunday. Mr. and Mr-. Hon Burgrer ;.n>. vl.il-. i'it, of Dutlitown, visited M Bureel". nai'-rts. J\Ir. and Mr-.'. I.iai I f? e '1. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quinn, < f <~<-t ptrhill. \isit- d Mr. and Mrs. P< !? y Quinn Saturday nieht. Mr. and M--. Quince Allen t '' hildr-n. Jack. Gcraldine and W? dell; Mr. and Mr-. S. Y. AIlc . r. 1 Misses K!i7.a Allen and Bohhie P?eple visited Mr. and Mrs. Tonk ' n< Monday afternoon, and had I uhtful wat-rmelon ar.d p.neh ' Mr. .I' d Mi- Hurt Mason. < ' per Shoal t'reek, visited th f? r iparents. Mr. and Mrs. John ?! i Sunday. j Mr. ar.d Mrs. .Manuel Greet and |t\\- children, of Athens. Tenn.. \? j ited Mrs. CJieen's parent?. R-\ and mis. i?*ni * ii.wci'-i iit i < -i . i..wt-t k. Mr. and Mr . Por>? y Voyb r. d hibirer stent Sunday with Mr. I *-n Mason and family. Mrs. li. I*. Allen visited her da ugh < r. Mrs. R. I.. Peoples. at Ducktown Monday. Mi -srs. Manuel Burner and Johnnie Johnson, of Suit, were visitors ..n Shoal f'rek Sur.day. Miss Vaud Quinn sp- nt th? wetknd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Quinn. Mr. Lakes Quinn was on the sicklist last week. MARBLE That was indeed a sad tragedy last week?the killing of a Marble citizen. Mr. Luther Hyde, above Andrews. It may never be known whether he accidentally killed himself, or whither hi died by the assassin's hand, but th, latter view seems to b? ^ainine gr? und in the opinions of the people. lit v. A. B. Smith returned from the Truett-Mcf'onnell meeting last Saturday and reports great preaching, etc Miss Osie Smith accompanied her I father i<? Peacktree Sunday where I be pr.ached to an attentive audience >f m -*tly young people. Mi-s Smith njoyed visiting at Filo Trull's, cirls if her childhood, and also other visits i in the community. (A number of our people, we understand. ar. planning to attend the asjsociation meet at Mt. Pi-gah Church :h, 2*th. Prof. W. K. Johnson, of Peachtree. has made ready the house at Marble for the arly coming of his family. Marble will indeed be glad to have them. I M;. and Mr*. N W. Abernathy visI ited th. Messrs. Suddertfc at th?- Mis! 'ion Inst Sunday morning. i W art >orry that Mr. M. Trull | received some hurt in a crtr accident, land lost hi>- glasses, last wtek. but glad indeed to set him out and to know that he found h s glasses. Mr. J. L. Robinson, mother and sisiter, Bessie, have gone on an auto trip I to Atlanta. His brother, B. E. Robiinson. has taks n his place in Mr. Abmathy's -tore during his absence. Mrs. May Barnett is visiting her brother at Bryson City, Mr. Martin. Mrs. Doshia Hcnslty, of Etowah, visited her sister, Mrs. Ellon Dehart. last week. \ URPHY. N. C. The OCR COUNTRY. h By Mar Abernathy. What wrcnp with our country. f?-Ik-? Can't w d moro in honor for ' r to help our fellow <itiz<n? .It is very tomi.al to hear folks say nowadays: "Gee! i-n't this a tertib'e i country to i:v,- in?" But new we v ir.v.-t consider this another way: there 2 isn't anything u.rjr with < ur country at all. It's just the lolks that live * in it. Why n t decide now to help 1 your country and have it a 1 uder? t t SUIT. c .Mrs. Bud Ledford. of Ivey Loy. 1 Ga.. visited her brother. Mr. W. (' Ensley. ia.-t week. > Miss Vesta l.oud.rmilk spent the 1 jwetk-er.d with homo folks n the 1 Martin's Crtek section. . < . 1 Mrs. A. P. Walker spent a few day.- last week with friends at Duck- < town. i Mr. J. H. Thompson Sr. and wife 1 -pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 K. Keenum. I Mr. Wayne Ledford. trav liny * salesman, spent Fr day iyht with . hi- uncle, Mr. W. C. Ensley. Mr. Dow Kvans, principal of our . -chool, spent thi week-end with home i felk- near Hayesville. . ? Rev. .?. P. Decker preach d at Friendship church last Sunday night. 1 Miss Dora Collins, of Ccpprihili. 1 I is visiting her sisters, Mr.-. J. F. ; \V< od and Mrs. W. C. I'npt-. s Price HUD! COAC Now $Iiq Hudsi Hitilu World's Now More 166,369 Hudson-Esse: represents the largest 5 mous production ma! Hudson Essex ever ofi Hudson Motor Car Co the design of its prodi Hudson-Essex Wot E. P. I I " "" Fl County's Bouqv .'EARLY FIVE HUNDRED ACCiDENTS ON HIGHWAYS OF STATE IN PAST SIX MONTHS > !' -tartTr.p fipures arc <h un n the semi-annual accident r?n?-rt < ently compiled b\ the Main? i.i-c Perarttmnt of the State H chvay Commission, which show* that ? ci dents ?r? . n the inc rease on the tx.tfc- fciphway *yst< m and that *>t cdinp" still leads the list of EUstf ot fatal accidents while "in .'.ted drivers'* and "careie-sri ?s" it f . r second place. F??ur hundred and nine ty-s? ven acideuts are r:poited during the period front January 1. 1925. to July I. 1925. .n which fifty four pe? sons veie killed and i..u; hundre>d and ixty nine injured. The fifth district composed ..f counties in the f*icdmont section, leads the list w th >ni hundre-d anil nineteen nc idents*. IT fatalities, and 95 injuries. Causes of fatal accidents arc pivn as follows. Speed inp. Ill; intoxrated drivers, 7: cars parked on tighway. 5; faulty cars. 2: blind >.p ipnts, 3; pedestrians walkinp on the liphways, skiddinp on w t hiphway. el; careb s-n- ss. T;| reckless | irivinp, 4; inexperienced dri\ s. 2; au-.s unknown. 2. Almost half of the total accidents ? urred on straipht roads while 11 ccurred at grade cross: igs, carvless. aesa and speeding being the cause >f these accidents in t very case. From the above figures it would r'tipent* that, motor car drivers in Moith Carolina still have something to learn. There ;.r those wh ? do not ; ret know that gasoline and alcohol will not mix and that one cannot LA-JMLIMP?1?g ? weeping i Ecduct SON-E9 :h co in Brougham S1 >n (PSedan *1 \ll Prices Freight and Tax Extra Greatest Outstanding c sales for the eight month period iix-cylinder output in the world's 1 kes possible the finest quality at ered. GfThe same management wl mpany, now, as for sixteen years, < act and policies of the company. Id's Largest Selling S iAWKINS D VtURPHY, N.C. GOOD HORSE RACES ARE I \ASSURED FOR STATE FAllH h. RALEIGH. A up. 2a. vers t?| h< r :ir:hl red horses \\i d-rn| J5 \iTth Carolina S* Fair t'n?l year t>. witmthe races . r hwH been arranged for the week, <tatsH Gr ral Manaeer F. V. W orr. I The Sta* Fair is* n nvi I r of tbl Ni.ith Carolina Grand ' jit i&il y will feature twelve race- ' ring tbl week . f Octiber 12th. g Four stake races of Si.'100.00 eitkl closed May 1 with an < list rfl ciphty-fiv'. of the very t horatsH _ r:u inp this year, most n!' h cm H v from North Carolina. | ^ The f'rst races will held til Tuesday. October 1.1th. will hi ^ the 2:16 pace, for which nurse ofH , 551.000.00 is of ft red. ana the 2:1*1 \ pace and 2:21 trot with :r<es t'l ] ? 100.00 eat h. I The races will nil lv ::n i>n tbtl three heat plan, under t! Naticmll Trotting Association ruh~ and ery heat will he a race. H In addition to the ra< i the Fair | thi*- year has provide d 1 'abonteH fro. acts which will b g\-n at the H grand stand on the race ' k. An H effort will he made to jo de rat-H ions of the fair with a . ?t? di-H versity of clean attract! h.-.n I er before. D The exhibit? also civ.- indication!H of being of a bitter quality and **- H rietv th's year and will h abiettH compete successfully for a'tentineM with the attractions yu?v?Med? *c*H cording to Mr. Walborn. B take a nap while driving :.lorjf tie H road. 'H ions I iSEX I ACH 1 Vow f9S 495 695 Values Than Ever ending August 1st History. This enorthe lowest prices nich established the rontrols and directs >ix-Cylinder Cars ^ I
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