m
SENATE PASSES'
X
i&ed When A^empt At
Assassination Todc Race
RESOLUTION TO Wp)
snmM
18TH AMEI
; Bb roate With PreBtdent'Elect. . .
KooaeTelt tc New York, FVb. 16J hgepltaU and
—Mere is Fnnklln D. RooBe-"" ' '
TBit's own story of the attempt
•o his life: *'
^ "I hare heard so many ac-
rteants myself that I have been
tkylns to think what really hap
pened as I saw-it.
"After 1 had finished speaking.
. someone from the talking picture
people climbed on the bark of
■ the car and said, ‘yon must re
peat that speech tor us.’ I said I
would not. He said ‘we have
some 1,000 miles t&r this.’ I said
*1 am very sorry but I can’t do
B.‘
"Having said tliat, I slid off
the back of the car into my seat.
' “Just then Mayor Cermak
same forward and I talked with
him about a minute about Chica
Washingt >n, Feb. 16»-*
senate this afternoon, byvote
of 63 to 83v-the essential two>
jthlrds majorItyr—adopted the vir-,
tually. “naked i^peal" resolutlpn,.
ah perfected ^ by. Senator Rohin-
son, the Democratic leader, de-
1 held him all the way to the
his pulse constant
ly Improved It seemed like 2B —. _ . - . .
miles to the hospital. I remem-Jslgned to ^submit to the American
her 1 said. ‘Don’t move—keep!people the question of repeal, or
qnlet_u woTi't h’lrt if you keep!the maintenance of the 18th
quiet and remain perfectly still.’1 amendmeni.
“I found that a hnllet-..-the The lame ducks, roundly abus-
one probably that hit Cermak— ed for drifting aimlessly for
graaed the top of Clark’s hand, weeks, without the MU, or the
His hand was all bloody and | Intelligence, to function In the
scratched. flact of the country’s economic
“You knew I knew Bill Sin-j crisis, drove ahead, brushed aside
nott. I kidded him at hospital | the Irreconcilable drys, and made
this "morning and told him they ] a move which may affect, pro-
conldn’t hurt him with a bullet i foundly, the nation’s economic
in the head. It would just bounce' and social structure, and cer-
otf. I left orders for them to I talnly was of very great historic
starve him uud tpkn off at least significance.
20 pounds.” I Following the vote. Senator
The President-elect was per-' Borah commented upon the great
suaded to relate bis experience | number of house members who
into the senate
aim aooui a miiiuie auouL c,iiica-i and allow the account to be pub-| had crowded v A, h
so in general. Then he moved oft llshed as he relaxed on the train | chamber, and the people who had
iehind the ear. Bob Clark (one carrying him to New York. j sought even standing room in the
ef the secret service meul i * t o 1 galleries, whereupon e.ia or
standing right hy him. .^s he! ^ OMEN PLAN MEALS • | Bailey rejoined that the occasion
for-
moved away a man came
v.-ard Y.-ith a long telegram and ;
started telling me what it con- j
tained. While ho was talking I j
Ifeaned forward. Just then I
ON NUTRITION VALUE'’*'®® “ promise of
'■making history, that the constl-.
Without legarti ~to the other'tution had been amended and al-
.... , , . tored. but that this was the first
J,,., than , /’’r”'";;..rlo.Y .nn.T. «>
...ra wh.l I thoasS, .a, a
_. the members are interested in. something from the funda-
the food studies being made at
, sracker. then several more. The
man talking with me pulled back
and the chavMeur started the
ear.
“I linked around and saw
Maj’or Cermak doubled up with
Mrs. Gill collapsing. 1 fold the
•hauffeur to .stop. He did. about
15 feel from where we started.
The secret service men shouted
Id him ‘get out of the crowd.’
The chauffeur started again and
F stopped him again, thus time at
♦he corner of the handstand.
“Looking back 1 saw Cermak
being carr'ori along and we put
him in our car. He was alive but
T was afraid he wouldn't last. I
•t my hand on his pulse and
f 11 nd none. He was on the seat
rilh me and I had my left arm
,'r !ul him. He slumped tor
i' , id. detective from Miami.
? anding or tlie |•tl!l!ling boai'il
on that sivie the cei'. wa.s leaning
ever him. He said after We itiid
.111" a rotii le |.f 1, Icn-ks iif «as
xfraiil Ci vil..t'k 'voiiiri not last.
•'1, too. ’.va.s fearful .(ii.sl tinui
Cerfha’: .slrvighteiied iiii and I
got hi.s ntilse. That was s'lri'i’is-
ing. F t I’ 'le 'Jocks I actually
believe liis heart had stopped
beating.
each club meeting.
“Home uemons’.raton club
women are . ooperating with the
men in securing adequate pro
duction of "ood from the garden,
field, dairy herd and poultry
flock and a'.so are giving serious
study to food conservation and
provide a talanced and health-
to planning meal? which will
ful diet,’’ says Miss Mary Thom
as. extension nutrition specialist
at State Ctdlege. “At present,
club members in 22 North Caro
lina counties have selected food
mental law.
House Leaders Rejoice
Speaker Garner and associated
house leaders were rejoiced to
hear of the gennte's action, in
'adopting the repeal resolution. In
harmony both with the Demo
cratic national platform and the
resolution which was voted on in
the house at the opening of the
session, and Mr. Garner prophe
sied that the resolution would
receive consideration under su
spension of the rules, the first
of the week, and that it would
tntdx ^ the
Brown, 1
Bit pemoBB Indehtea ta tl»_
to come forwert tjnd
tmedUte eeUlemeot Birf ?
*hoMlns clalnu agalnet th«
to prcBent them for ^ p*J
within twelve moilthe from^
of till* notice, or. It will be jy
ed la bar of their ,, ,
Thie iWt day of Jan„
MRS. TATE BROW?,
j.Mt Adralnlatratrlx.;
am
of
hdt
Meade's Replin-^
Shop
gPEOIAlilZlNO Of -
Guns, Gtuirtocka, P h o
graphs, Type writers* FIf*
iHg and AU General RepMra.
COME IN—'WE WANT TO
KNOW you
Ninth'St.
Near
North WUkesboro. M.
C.
Backochc
bother you.
Use Better Seed Potatoes
Profitable To Mountain Growers
There is only one State that
kills people with gas without
first feeding It to a motor.-
Milwaukee Jeader.
*A nagging "backache,
bladder irregularities anol
a tired, nervous, depresseal
feeling may warn of some dia-l
ordered kidney or bladder con»|
ditkm. Users every where rely
on Doan’s Pills. Praised fori
more than 50 years by grateful]
users the country over. Sold by |
all druggists.
Dda)&
work as their major project foriP®®®-
A ratio of 16 to 1 was secured | county with an a’-erage yield of
by 100 growers of irish potatoes 1160 bushels an acre recorded,
in seven western North ^Carolina | One man produced 240 bushels.
this year, ‘u addition, the mem
I bers in the other counties are
1 giving this .uihject careful con-
Isideration. Mo.st of the clubs
I iiave two food or mitriton lead
ens who kei'p the subject con-
forefront."
explains that the
of farm women
It
er's
was not clear in the speak-
mind this afternoon wneth
I counties by using certified seed
stantly to the
Ms.s. Thoiroi.s
COIlIlIV COMM il
, inaK' s llie
^ior preji ct^
clah memli
iTIiis year, eiaiiy
of a selected strain of the Green
Mountain variety.
“In other words,” says -H. R.
Niswonger, extensio.u horticultur
ist for western Carolina, “the
men who used the good seed se-
.. .^cured an average return of lb
K en -, Qf good potatoes for
, 1 . r>. every bushfd planted. The yield
selei iic'ii of the' ma-1 believes_ wi.h Speakei '‘H"® graded out S2 percent No. 1
III lie studio:! by the ’hat the resolution, whic i ost produced at a cost
IS in each county. | the house hy only a half j ^ bushel.’’
the couijHl.'-1 votes, will receive the two-thirds, ,
er the state legisla'tures, or the
federal government, would take
the initiative in calling the state
constitiitio^fl’. conventions to con-
I aider the question of ratification.
I Representative Warren,
i fied wit It the house leadership.
The average yield of the county
using the s.ame old' seed stock,
was 65 bushels an acre.
The aim of this work, Nis
wonger reports is to replace the
old run-down seed stock with
certified dis-rase free seed which
may be increased on the farm.
This will result in the standardi
zation of variety; will increase
the yield marketable tubers, and
will lower the unit cost of grow
ing the cro,i. It is only through
of
VICKS COUGH DROP
5 hoped for in a
■ medicated with
V/iCKS
V VapoRub
... All you’ve hoped for in a
Cough Drop — medicated with
ingredients of
Vf»HMS"fU.VrOUS’ .NOTICE
Ha,ving qualified, a.'s adminis
trator of the late R. M. Wiles,
deceased, t'rs is to notify all!
persons having liainis against
the estate o» the said R. M. Wiles,
■ t them to the
lilei'idi'il Hull
I fanulv Foil,; surveys have been . uieinber things lliat, following
inmil.- in „.-arly - very coiinty'this house action, a .supplement-
':mft whuTD atuiitioii is mvdod to iib rcnieilial resolution \\i e
b- given t- any phase of ,],is; offered which will set up the
i foil.I pRidUi ibui. I be women see | chinery for holding the constitu-
tl,at it is given, I tional conventions.
Ueceipies for using home-' Re.viioirts Satisfied
I groivn foods iiave been worked Sen.ator Reynolds feels that
■out and disirihutel and these are the senate’s action today harmo-
I doing much to cl.ange some well-| nizes admirM.bly with tlie plat-
iestablislied food habits. Miss ' form of his party, and he believes
! Thomas has prepared a printed his vote for the resolution was
sheet sliowih.g the daily food es- in accord with the mandate of
sentials of a famil’.' and this has ' the people last November, both
been distributed I' roiighout the in the state and in the nation. If
I clubs. The '.vdinen are .saving, members of the Congress may do
I money, she r aid, by using cheap-‘ so with propriety, and official
' er foods tbut have a liigh nutri-j duties do not require his pres
ve value. A eaninng budget has i ence here 'at the time, he will
. , In contrast to this. other i such a method of producing po
ll was important majority next week, with j failed to use the! tatoes. that the mountain grower
food supply of tlielfu spare, ami tlie Nortii Carolina) , ^ j „i.,.,t„ri oooa' „iii tnaVn i nrefit at nresent
’selected strain and planted seetljwill
from stock kept from
profit at present
make
year to i prices.
year got a yield of nine bushels; In additim, he says, the cost
for every on?, bushel planted, j of hauling the western Carolina
This crop graded out only 66 j seed stock into eastern Carolina
percent No. 1 stock and was pro- is Iow.^nough now that the grow-
. .... —1. —k 0 1 gj.j[ may compete v’ith the'grow-
duced at a cash cyst of 24 cents
a bushel.
Niswonger reparts 20 demon
strations creducted in Haywood |seed supply
ers of Maine in supplying eastern
commercial grow'ers w’ith their
ACTION ON REPEAL
TO BE SLOW PROCESS
Raleigh. Feb.-16.—Two con
stitutional restrictions must he
Frank Vanderlip Urges
Inflation of U. S. Currency
Washington. Feb. 15.—Frank
A. Vanaerlip, gruff, b'utspoken
Wake Up Your Liver Bile
—Without Calomel
And YonH Jnmp Out of Bed
in the MMning Rarin' to Go
If you feel soar and sunk and the
worid looks punk, don’t swallow a lot
of salts, mineral water, nU, laxative
candy or chewing gum and expect
them to make you suddenly sweet
and buoyant and full of sunshine.
For they can’t do it. They only
move the bowels and a mere move
ment doesn’t get at the cause. I^e
reason for your down-and-out feeling
b your Uver. It shouliI,pour out two
pounds of Uquid bib into yoor bowds
daily.
B lUi bfls b sot 6nrinf Irariy, ysor ini
4000*1 ditol. It lost doeayo b the bavob.,,
Gn bloob op yoor itoaiacli. Too hn« •
tMA, bod tnb ood your braoth b fool, i
often bnoho oat b Neiifaho Tom
■dm and yoa (eel down ud oat. Tom 1
oystem b poboned.
It takes those good old CARTE R’S Limn
UVER FILLS to gat tlms two poonda of faK'O
flowbg freely and maka yoa feel “op tad op."
They contdn wonderful, hannlm,
regetable extiaeb, amadng wbn It c
wairiny the bile dow freely,
But don’t aak for Uver pflb. Aak f«w Cart^"
UtUa Uver HUt. Look tm tba ntma Cartab
little Li w pub oa the nd bbsL Reamt a
(ojmitata. 2Sestallatena. OUU-C.lI.Ca.
repeal of the ISth amendment to
ieceased. t.i pre,^’t ineni lo tuej^.
2ewT'thr\s“t‘*S'"or February! « be-, contribute to ^ the United States constitution
m.t or thip notice will be plead i>»S followed as a guide to con- sume.s will oe made in the state ...
in bar of l.ieir riglit to recover i servin.u eiuuigh food for the fam-j to bring about ratification of re
huddled before a convention of! retired banker, urged Congress
the people of North Carolina may } today to inflate the currency 6e-
.a. a lore the depression becomes
be called to vote on the proposed | --
worse.
oil .said cl'um.s. .\tl persons ow
ing tlie estate are I.ereby request
ed t«i ’Jiwke iinmi.diate settle
ment of the sam?
TIim 1st liav of Fell., ItKU.
J G. I.IU.INCS.
.■u''.'niii.'lr,it'’ir Fslate K. .M-
Ytl' S. J* erased. l-2!)-6t-pd.
'■jffen. N. C.
■ ily in winte
I peal.
Bailey OIk'.vs Will of I’eople
(jl KSTIcN .\M) AXS4VER j Senator Bailey said sometime
. . , T; , 1 1 ago he regretted the necessity of
Question Is there a free bul- “”0 ae icb
letin at Si de C'olhge that tells i wp!
the kind of vegetables to plant. |w' 1.,.
when to plant and the amount to ‘^'-V que® An,,,,.loan
, . u . ■> I hone had been that the American
plant for. a h'lme garden? i aoiio nan arv
. *• • uooule wouUi lend to tneir dry
Answer: .Hits »nforuiation is ^
save JOHN RUSKIN
CIGAR BANDS
2^nswer: .ims «nioruiauon is uim.
contdined in Extension ^Circular! *®"’® '^'nniiov voted
No. 122 “The Farm and Home ®J"',""
with the great majority of his
p-irst, two-thirds of all mem-1
hers of each house of the general
assembly, 80 in the house and 34
in the senate, must vote in the
affirmative on the proposition to
isulbmil to the voters of the
j state at the next general election
■’convention or no convention.”
And a majority of the votes
must be cast in favor of the con-;
vention before it can be called as |
may be prescribed by the general
! Garden Ma:'lal” and copies wiU
I nartv todav foF the resolution to
j be mailed free as long as the sup- P®”-
1 V »r»i_ /-I t T» tfi mibiiiit thp ou6stion of r€pf*Ri»
, I ply permits The Governors Re-'suiini i
Ask your dealer iii„ prepared ^ „e„,a-
fornewPrendum|-;;'--J'’»,;';^^^^^^ .’pe p,i|. .....id d. re-
I leaflet may lie, .secured
'dressing that office at
In. c.
Appearing befo-e a Senate
committee In secret session, he
j painted a g'oomy picture of the
ravages' of the economic disturb
ance, saw little hone for improve
ment and bluntly suggested Con
gress do soiitething about it im
mediately.
His proposals were in direct
opposition to the warning of
Myron C. Traylor, one of the na
tion's for-'imost industrialists,
against “tairperine with the cur-
irency.” The chairman of the
assembly. ' - . board of the U. S. Steel Corpor-
The next general election is in ’
1934; the next general assembly
in 1935.
appri-ved of
Finance
Qtcaiog. More
Havana to
bacco is now
useiH in JOHN
RUSKIN,making
it die greatest
rfffir value at 5c*
Smoke the size
you prefer —
Ptriwto Extra or
Panetela,
Ql'E.STI)X AND .\XSWEU
- , , Question: Will it pay to raise
„j, ad-!®P®®tf- 'J’"-; “Tndidate^brS’®^® f®--
Raleigh. I party s platform and candidates the low pri
While C'lmherland c o u n t y
farmers have greatly increased
their yardage of tobacco seed
beds, they do not plan to set a
larger acrer.ge than last year,
.says the county a.geiit.
had been unequivocal on this is
sue, which was paiamounted at
times during the last presidential
campaign. Like h’s colleague,
Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Bailey gave
heed to the clearly
mandate of the people.
Answer: Due to the low price
of chicks an.i feed a large num
ber of people are going into the
poultry huniness this spring „„
which will mean an Increase in to the committee carller^by Rene
^spfi broiler prod taction. On the whole Leon, New York monetary ex-
exprea , increase will be with later i pgj.t.
broilers. Th-vse farmers produc-
the Recon-
j struction Finance Corporation
and said on? of the first steps to-
I ward prosperity .was a balanced
I budget.
j Vanderlip, a former newspaper
I reporter and fojpier head of the
National City Bank of New York,
endorsed government purchase |
of $200,001,000 worth of silver;
at 50 cents an ounce as proposed j
Get ma o/ That
SORE THROAT!
Anjr little soreness in the throat grows rapidly worse if
neglected. Crush some tablets of genuine Bayer Aspirin
in some water, and gargle at once. This gives you instant
relief, and reduces danger from infection. One good gargle
and you can feel safe. If all soreness knot gone promptly,
repeat There^ usually a'cold with the sore throat, so
brfore gargling take^wo tablets to throw oS your cold,
headache, stiffness or other cold symptoms, kayer
Aspirin relieves neuraigis, ncurtUs, too. Tou may use it
fre^, it does not hurt the heart.
/T\
i The forgotten woman is the 1 ing broilers for the early maj-ket
Trouble is. there’.s more victors ; one on th- dollar.—Greenville should receive a fair margin of
than spoil.s -Weston Leader. 'News. profit.
Europe also seems to have de- MO ’WBIITS ARE OEWUiNE BAYER *jptRtN WITMOOT THIS
veloped new contract rules.—
Springfield News-Snn.
NOW
MOkE HAVANA
30iaiuM.sas
MH. BROAD OF WALL STREET
Bv Charles McManu#
John.
Ruskin
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