' 4. Tliii two
UMB* thaU act ^ retem
ft^
im SET FORTH '
Ttaiu
Gil Vifite
7; Se^
fotered
tfe
«f;
ialyBdale tor th«
Mt)^; Basketball tour-
hr the Sehool-
released for
: iithletics
eommlttee,
,The
aunt, whloh will
cames for each of
,, _b school teams en-
■••fad.^teta under way December
Sacvlp^tions for the tourna-
JMlnt ^ ttio
schedule follow;
Toan|^eat Reculatlons:
The boys team and the girls
2JJW the greatest num-
^fMntage of games In
4i(|'!1lbl»»ment, shall be declar-
ttmraament champions. In
of a tie In percentage, the
of the tying teams, with
Athletic Chairman, will sche-
r ah additional game, in
'’which the tie ■will be played off.
ft All teams entering the con-
Bsast play two games with
the other teams entering
t . u scheduled by the
ctic Committee, fhe hour of
game may be changed by the
of the playing teams,
to the hour of the game.
I,'A registration fee of fl.OO
“^llh a list of the eligible players
'ftor the'tournament, must be sent
pyr each team entering the con-
Mit. This lee must be sent to the
Jkthletic chairman on, or before
Dm. 6, 1933, by the principals of
-ghe school entering. This money
will be used in purchasing two
onps which will be permanently
Awarded the winning girl’s team
•ad the winning boy's team, of
JS
NOTICE
If
I am indebted to any-
«me, please notify me at
once. I am leaving the city
Wednesday and wish to set-
lie all my obligations by to
night.
^ . J. H. ARMBRUST.
slhUrnati&gTpositions
at ths hall However, any other
sMspetent pspson agr«ed on f bgr
both cpMftlh msy ssrw •» »*■
ana. A vl^er sspnsMtlng the
hblM team, and a helper
ppteted by 'die Tistthw co«^
SbalV keep the time ^Jor each
B{W-. '
game. "1;.:,-:. ‘i
e. Games shall be started with
in flfte^ kinlnntM of the time
scihedut^r*" unless otheifwlse
agreed upon by' both coaches of
the teams achedbled to play. ^
1. Any team falling to report
tor a game as scheduled, auto
matically forfeits the game to
the opposing team, t
2. A statement giving the re
sults of each game played, and
signed by the principal of the
home team school, must be sent
to the athletic chairman imme
diately after each game.
f. The tournament will follow
the Rule Books put out by Spald
ing: “Official Rules for Women
and Girls 1933-34,' for the girls;
and “Official Guide 1933-34,”
for the boys.
g. Each game shall be plavcii
in eigpit minute quarters, with
two minutes rest between the
first two and the last two quar
ters, , and a ten minute rest be
tween the halves.
Scoring:
All field goals in, both boy's
and girl’s games shall count two
points. Four goals in both boy’s [
and girl’s games shall count one
point.
The ball shall be put in play
at the beginning of the game
First Game
Date
Dec. 7
Dec. 7
Dec. 7
Dec. 14
Dec. 14
Dec. 14
Dec. 21
Dec. 21
Dec. 21
Jan. 4
Jan. 4
Jan. 4
Jan. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Place
Mt. "View
Ronda
Millers Creek
Traphill
Wilkesboro
Mtn. View
Mt. Pleasant
Ronda
Millers Creek
Traphill
Roaring River
Wilkesboro
Wilkesboro
Mountain View
Ronda
Roaring River
Millers Creek
Traphill
Mountain View
Roaring River
Mount Pleasant
.bOJ»
Gmrt „
___ 'sakll ‘1B|ve
aH^uip of 40 t«ei and a
maximum length of 00 feet.
Uepgth ahaU Bpt «ws^. »>
boaf^ dfW Nl''* tett by'tf
feek^tplaobd >. ^
flooi^, hdo^,^ust be Iv
feat firt^grpteld. » toolMW 1**®
board, and equipped with nets.
Out door courts must be within
6 Inches of level, and most
smooth.
> BllgIbUlty requlremwts, lor
players In tonrMment gamM]
Any and all players In tourna
ment games, mnst be In regular
attendance In the school which
they represent, having passed on
3 major subjects during the last
report period.
Players must have been less
than twenty-one years of age
September 1, 1933, and must not
have graduated from any high
school. Should any school violate
any of the foregoing, or follow
Ing regulations, It automatically
forfeits its right to compete for
the cup.
Note: Games may be post
poned, in case of bad weather,
and new dates made by the
coaches. All tournament games
must be played before March 17,
1934.
All disputes that .sj;«.,;not set
tled by representatives of playing
teams, must be referred, to the
Athletic Committee.
All tournament games shall
begin at 2:00 p. m. unless other
wise scheduled' by the coaches of
the idaylng teams.
Tournament Schedule
Place
Wilkesboro
Second Game
Date
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs
vs.
vs.
Mount Pleasant
Traphill
Roaring River
Millers Creek
Mount Pleassmt
Wilkesboro
Hountkin View
Roaring River
Mount Pleasnnt
Mountain View
Ronda
Roaring Riv.
Millers Creek
Traphill
Mount Pleasant
Ronda
Wilkesboro
Traphill
Ronda
Millers Creek
ATHLETIC COMMITTEE.
R. V. DAY, Chairman.
C. H. HILL
D. R. "WRIGHT
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 16
Feb. 22
Feb. 22
Feb. 22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mm*.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
AND NOW
A WRECKER
SERVICE
rif’
Radiator
Repairing
Car and
Truck
Body
Rebuilding
At Lowest
Prices.
Used
Parts
For All
Msdees of
Car's At
looney
Lying Prices.
Always striving to give you the best
service possible, we have added a
Wrecker Car to our equipment. When
in need of this service or any kind of
I’epair wxirk on cars, trucks or ma
chinery of any kind just give us a
trial and you will be convinced that
we are in position to do the job , . .
BETTER, QUICKER AND
CHEAPER
Day or Night
Phone 131
We Have Just Installed
ELECTRIC WELDING
MACHINE
All Kinds of Welding
Highest
Cash
Prices
Paid For
A Old.
RadiMtdrs,
Batteries,
Brass, Lead,
And
Aluminum.
See Us First.
Glass
Installed
In Car
Windows
and Doors.
ITESDF
Editor Jonnal-Patriot: '
In Angnst, 1988, jut after the
atrike at the Oak Funitiye
pany ha^^^been a^ed, ah _
can Fad^ihtioa. (tf-|iAbor oiigaiiiaer
was inVited to to NorthMil-
keaboro by a committee' of fnmi-
tun workers, to organise a bona-
fide labor union. The natives of the
northwest section of Mortti Caro
lina are known to be of the purest
American stocks as can be found
in tile state, and knowing that an
effort was bMng made .I^ some
Comnnnistie group to get a bold
on oisr workers hMki^e came to
the conclusion organisa
tion for workers were to be start
ed in North Wilkesboro, it should
be with an organization that is
recognized by the United States
government. It is unnecessary for
me to try and explain tbe,condl;
tions that. always follow in the
wake of an alien labor organiza
tion of .. the Comiministic type.
Strikes and violence of every de
scription go hand in hand 'with
unions of this kind.
The furniture workers of North
Wilkesboro are over ninety per
cent organized, and it is our inten
tion to get recognition of the
manufacturers here to the extent
that only union men and women
shall be emplpoyed. We are not
asking for an increase in pay, and
do not intend asking for more pay
until business and profits warrant
us doing so. Organized labor has
always stood for just and fair con
ditions for its members, and is
100 per cent for the N.RA- We
stand behind our government to
the limit. We belieiw that only
through full co-operation of capi
tal and labor can peace in the
manufacturing industry be an es
tablished fact. We know that in
»1I 100 per cent union ships
throughoul the country perfect
peace and harmony is evident—
that is why our members will nev
er again be satisHed with less
than a 100 per cent union shop in
North Wilkesboro. Practically ev
ery profession in the United States
is organized—merchants, doctors,
lawyers, preachers, manufacturers,
and all govrenment employes. So
the laborers have asked themselves
this question: "Why shouldn’t we
organize?” The United States gov
ernment has given them this right
and they are taking that privilege.
Some rumors are being circulat
ed around town that the workers
at th" American Furniture plant
are on strike. There is no strike.
A shop committee merely asked the
management to recognize the union
insofar as to work only union men,
and the shop was shut down, and f
the men now refuse to go back to
work ■with non-union men. Some
will say that is asking too much.
We know it is fair and honest, and
with the strength we now have in
the union, why should there be
an hone.st objection to what we
ask?
ROBERT W. GOODE,
Recording Secretary, Local Union
No. 1703, United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners of
America.
WUIianu Auto Shop
Now Has Wrecker Service
The Williams Auto & Radiator
Shop, owned and operated by
Mr. T. H. Williams, has just
added a wrecker to Ita equip
ment, and Is now In position to
answer calls day or night from
those who unfortunately have
their cars or trucks smashed in
wrecks.
The Williams Shop Is now
In position to give a complete
service—all kinds of repair Jobe
being done. Body and fender
work, and radiator repair jobs
are turned out promptly.
Mr. Lewis Westmoreland, who
has had many years of experience
In car and truck body rebuilding,
,is now connected with the Wil
liams Shop.
Murr^. To Bo;
OfRo'vival
>gm Sorioz Two beads are better .than one
Mrvicet Soon even if one is a bobb^ h^d-
Rev. L. B. Murray, well
known Baptist minister, will
start a aeries of revival services
at Rock Creek Baptist church
Sunday night at 7 o’clock. Two
services will be held dally, the
morning service at 11 o’clock
and the evening service at 7
o’clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
COATS! COATS! Lote of them
for women,., girls' winter weight,
good colors and styles. We are
over-stocked and anxious to seU.
The Good'wiU Store.
ADjaNISTRATOR’S -NOTIOE
Carolina-Virginia Classic
-Caro-
Chapel Hill, Nov. 27.
Una and Virginia football teams
will clash in Kenan Stadium here
at 2 o’clock Thanksgiving Day In
the 38th renewal of the South’s
oldest continuous and most col
orful Turkey Day classic.
O.ae thing that a reckless driver
never loses is his range.
You can’t teach an old dog new
tricks unless you are smarter than
the dog.
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the Estate of J. A. Nor
man, deceaseds; this .Is tp- .JWtify
all persons having claims against
the estate to file same with the
undersigned adminlstratow^oA of
before December 1, 1934, or this
notice will be plead in bar ojf
their right to recover. All persons
owing the estate are r^uested to
make settlement at once.
H. C. NORMAN,
Administrator C. T. A., of J. A.
Norman, deceased, R.FJ). Hamp-
tonville, N. C. l-l-34-9t
QUAUn
MEATS
WILLIAMS
^AUTO & RADIATOR SHOP
T, H. WILLIAMS, Owner and Manager
‘Near Reddies River Bridge North Wilkesboro, N. C.
, i-
It will pay you to trade at The
Goodwill Sfor^^. You are never
over-chargel. House full of
'nianksgiTiiig floods. Many Spe
cials ever>day.—The Goodwill
Store.
Build Up Health
and Pains Go Away
WOMEN who suffer from weak
ness often have many aches and
pains which a stranger state of health
would prevent.
■Women in this condition should
take Cardul, a purely vegetable tonic
that has been in use for over SO years.
Take Cardui to Improve the general
tone of the system In cases of run
down heal& and ‘^red nervea"
Women have foun'd, in such cases,
that Cardui helps'to overcome
pains and ma£e the monthly periods
easier.
CARDUI is safe and wholesome
for women of aU agee. Try it!
Sold at the drug stors
V2 of 1 Per Cent
DISCOUNT
on 1933 County Taxes if
paid on or before
Dec. 1st, 1933
W. B. Somers
Sheriff
Wilkesboro, N. C.
For Thanksgiving
Fresh Native Beef, Pork and
Extra Fine QuaKty Oysters
To secure the finest meats for Thanksgiving and to be
sure that your meal will be complete ... you should
first select our place as a place to do your shopping ...
We have the finest native pork and beef obtainable and
you can be assured of the choices cuts.
All Orders Delivered Promptly (
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY
THURSDAY
Moore’s Meat Market
Phone 401
B. F. BENTI.EY, Manager
North Wilkesboro, N. C.