'rf
has life, from the
organic matter to the
intelligence on this
that p*ice less thing?
H^wdn't man. that high^H^^^all,
seek "That life
I
HH/t-r
<l has a deHV-?'.ethir.g.
The lit<i
up his rabbitto
improve it. but
M^Ve it. Women almost
cmselves and
k the furn tuie
g^K> change They will
at y adding to.
t. me brrc-abric.
HHc t I .: w a ir.an who
kB^Hb ..- v ift silver needle
Hp
uige the looks of
been trying for
g - on ye the
V.t'tbook.
: r : :? i 'n.:n,
: ur shoulder?'
v .;i go farther
m Hi
:i ? J 1 cad.
Devil.
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MARBLE
Sad. Sad. Mr. Morris, with Woffo:d-T?rrel
Co., some way got his
! v?r f the v r.crete, the road bank was
: soft, and the poor man went through
the wire fence down into that big
; pond of wate? in the upper er.d Mrs.
j Culberson's field?about a mile be:
! Marble, and was drowned. Perhap
it will never be known how he
got ::* the road. Mast likely, however.
he met a road hog. and had to
give too much road to pass him. Road
hoes arc- not uncommon.
IAnent the above accident: an aged
pteacher taking his first automobile
ride. The ca: turned over ? n him in
J the creek. After he was rescued he
i gave this advice: "When you ride in
Ian automobile be sure you have made
you: peace with your God!"
r . . mi,.. I
ris drowned was not a h?-le cut by
the graders. as Scout said la.-t
week. But one of the la rue mining
nits wa hv.\ t by the gold mine
year ago. It fille i with over
j flow water, w hich i- kept alive by
spring- in the rock crevice, and is
j n?w a large pond. The present road
; however, was partly built on a fill
. k* along the edge of the pond. The
is ten feed deep in places.
Mr. Rush Parker has returned from
spor.d - me weeks with his
. . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Parker.
Mrs. John F. (Map) Palmer return(
?>iu the hospital list Thursday
:h. much improved but not well.
M ! i n K. Wirr-n - Id out some
v . - .ick. and has pone to Gastonia,
v.. understand.
.T * i I .an ce is seb.vr^ftMt-irrttqr tff
Georgia.
i' . y. i n 'i,-,..; what ; ad-weather
wi ha\ * had thus far in i
Ifurd a Chun h and Sunday1
" ' i 1 ;he ? intry districts: too j
r.-.rd and slush.
Cur nast .i- reported to have
- Sunday light: "People
_.? to Church: the1
' Some ef them may .
or in. . ally !a;;ini" - " \
>ing costs
and servi
IN this complicated economic ag*
are dependent upon the efficienl
dustry for the necessities of life,
business but also an obligation of in
to consumers down and service to
The Southern Railway System has
economies which enabled it to ope rat
charges that averaged 16 per cent 1
These reductions applied to the l1
saving of $27,000,000 to the shippir
And these rate reductions have beet
greatly increased taxes. In 1921, th
taxes $3.80 of every $100 of it9 gr
last year it had to pay $6.39 of every
in taxes is equivalent to $6,500,000
The service of the Southern has been
ity is larger, and the physical condit
better than ever before. In fact, i
$112,000,000 in the last three yeare i
ments and for new equipment.
The Southern is rendering a larger
at a lower price, and is promoting
industries and agriculture of the So
costs down and its service up.
CHEROKEE SCOUT, M
had brake for that preacher. ?c fear. ,*4'
We have se\eral cases of serious sick-:
res?. besides c.<lds, which are "near-'
ly*' serious. (Our pastor accused u?,
Monday of having "marbus Sabhati-, wc
vU a peculiar disease which attacks ^
many church-goers on Sunday, espe- ^
dally about church time.?Ed. ds
The whi.-kev associations?wet as the lii
Vtlantic Ocean and with mints of };J
| money, have paid agents carrying pc- la
! titions over the country, sollcitine i\
signatures of the people of their pc- h>
' tition to the congress to modify the T
\ olstead law. This is an attack upon w
j ali laws by seeking to undermine Tespect
for and obedience to one law:'|,
that of prohibition. I.ots of people t<
J who profess to be prohibitionist will p.
I .-ign this ja-tition. Some of thorn use-i,,
| ing the cloak of hypocrisay: others un- tl
: thoughtly; others to be agreeable, i f
but a larger number tinder the spell of1 _
I the g ib hired wet men's representa- j
ii ne ran t t-i ;.:ir<i 'in > u. nr _
, iv >t>ably will. Think twice, yea. nine, '
lt:m<-. before you sign a petition f?
j ..ny body. Some good people who
| stand conscientiously for pr ?ni: iti?.n
. for education, for morals, for law and
! !->r law enforcement, are eonsidt ring
plan for publishing the signatories
to said nulifving petitions. If
, said signers are published?that is
a> signers to these "modifying" petitions,
many prohibitionist. good
ihuich members, "best citizens." and j
staunch men ami women will be exposed.
i
This undertaking to modi fy th. 1
1 Volstead Act, is just an attempt by ;
?br oneyed whiskey pt.wrr? to ?!-. -- t
troy all law and t-? undermine the t
eighteenth amendment. 1
Women caty some of the pctii
tions.
j Neatly all southern democratic 11
I congressmen arc prohibitionist j (
-t might. and clean. Front th - mintiU.
! er would be expet>io<] l ::.ier
wood, who ha salways been wet. and
a few others. But ail democrat ?*
congressmen?and the women, from
Md.. X. V.. X. !.. and all Xew Knglar.d
are as vet a- the Atlantic. and
are now w. .ing ha d to destroy p
hibitioit. Western republicans arr
?' .!. ttut the central west.;
north, and cast. >- all for whiskey and
law nullificati n. They are otgan -Cd,
l a- i .? < - of m oy, and are
I?iinj. to !: a 1 act. to j
w - !<".? : loth amendment and j
ultt: t'dy to * ..! j*. 'f ' i are a
i down
ee up
e, when consumers
t performance of init
is not only good
dustry to keep costs
them up.
achieved operating
e last year on freight
ower than in 1921.
925 traffic meant a
ig public.
i effected in spite of
e Southern paid in
oss revenue, while
$100. This increase
a year.
kept up. Its capacion
of the property
t has spent about
n making improveand
better service
the welfare of the
uth by keeping its
iRN
SYSTEM
-X -j
URPHY, N. C. f
fhe Light of the Worlds
By Mae E. Aberanthy
Jesus Mi:d9 "I am the light of the
>rld." Have you ever thought what
said?
Do you picture the red feeble
ark. of a lantern held out in the ,
irk. as Holman Hunt painted it? i
ather behold the terraced clouds
tied with gold, the violet mist, that
as kissed the crag of a glacier \.hei *
.mpsit cuts into shimmering air. or
le old mellow moon, like motherhood
oly and white, caressing the ni:ht?
he cold clean light of the >t: hen
the snow lie? soft on the meaows
below?The glow of the uendums
bronze lamps which hold the
ungues of prayer over a shrine, the
ope in the candles that shine, far out
n the world, to welcome us home to
he fire and surprise the answering
lames in our eyes.
Helpfulness to Others
Han's Great Achievement
TJia man Mlma> fttrturf anrwarc Imr?
ras in every sense of the word helpful
J to mankind. as
p ^ it was he who
pave to the
tj w o r 1 d Dr.
Vj Pierce's Golden
Medical Discorcry
which has
y ' ? , health to county'
' less people. One
? nan says: "I
Vv &* '/ / wish to sa>- that
y. I ^ i have used Dr.
_ Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery with pood results for
15 or 20 \ cars and I liavc never known
iry medicine to beat it. I would ad,-ise
any run-down man or woman to
akc Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis ovcry
?Mrs. C. J. Douglass, Route 4,
iiast Ecr.'!. 2s. C All dealers.
on v ali for the Volstead law and
eni "i v meat. Send your letter?
j Supt. t . A. I'ju-hurch, Raleip'n.
, ','iV *^^Tiin7l"fflM I il In
"YQU ARt
Over
dim
A careless drivei
and this is the cs
A triple somersault ove:
car you see in this pic
the experience of it 9 oi
through the fall uninjure
After an hour of repair v.
car from Montana to Mm
sensible driver and muc
All steel construction sa
has saved many other
and will save thousan
future
Dodge Brothers print th
because they believe n
titled to all steel safety ?
upon it.
That's why Dodge Broth
steel construction more
ago?anu icwiiuy wun
all steel safety features.
The streets are swarmir
motor cars?millions mc
Safety is the issue. An
your family with steel
Touring Ca
Roadster . .
Exc
No
101
dodge
mo
Ff
Travel to the Orient increase?
Probably because tourists prefer bein*
held down by bandits in China
than held up by hi-jackers in America.
Qlildren
Cry foi
|
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MOTTI PR ? Fletcher's Caste
Castor Oi!f I ric. Tcethin
j oreparcd to rC.'jvc Infants in
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in the assimilation of Food, j
To avoid imitations, al\va\ s look for tl
Proven dirr.-tiors ->n ea.-h p.-.ck.n. .
= ENTITLED TO KNOW Th
DODGE- DftOTHERS. INC.
0 M
UWii
M2t
'J* ,-., ..
^ ^
r . . A triple somersault
\r?a Dodge Brothers all
r a cliff with the Dodge Brothers
ture; Such was and closed?are
vner. who came sense of the ter
-d- steel?framed, b
'ork, he drove the steel with all !
neapolis?a more manently weldet
h wiser. Slim steel pillar
ved his life, as it wooden corner \
lives in the past, alleled driving v
ds more in the the first imports
Compare such
lis advertisement wood, or wood-;
aotorists are en- wjjj ^ astonish<
.nd should insist bu,lder has not
safety construct
lers introduced all _ ^ ,
than eleven years Remember, alsc
>unced additional word of Dodg?
throughout, ai
Brothers except
ig with 20.000,000 brakes, and the
>re are on the way. and dependabilit
nor yourself and frames, steerinj
units.
f*hia car will continue to be a fout
ir . . $896.00 .Coupe . . .
.... 894.50 Sedan . ..
Delivered
ise Tax reduction effectiv
reason to delay your p
E. C. MOORE
Tennessee St. P
r BR DTI
TOR CAR
1926
Statistics say
women and girls are engage* B
occupations. Evidently S
married one the h Hj
. - HHI
Briais a harmless
L Drops 1}!ll
I arms U
I a\':.-.fl r.-i.- ?
To
promoting Cheerfulness, Rc I j Jj
outVpiate^^^^ 'fl
r f C-St.; *//7<C
everywhere reconr BwpSMuBn^H H
p ^HHnfl
#9/fb l?i
^*0 tfi' I
ithoiamjun I
* 1
jg I
I
"" I
over a . . . I
si eel safety car. I
Motor Cars?both open flRjH^^^^^EHE fij
ail steel in the strictest H
m Steel reinforced by BflHH|^^H| 13
raced and buttressed by I H
jeams solidly and per- jg
together by electricity.
replace the old bulky *
>ost3?permitting unpai
?a safety feature
bodies with the usual *
and-metal body,
*d that every automobile
advanced
that safety is the watch- 'i #
i Brothers construction
3 witnessed by Dodge ^U-.7^
ionally large, quick-action V
exceptional ruggedness
yof Dodge Brothers axles,
other vital
. . $947.50
... $1,004.50 I^^HH
e N?w- nffi
urchase
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