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: SYLVA?nMi.IARCH. 12 1915,
Or MANSLAUGHTER
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AB10PI1ATION
$1.00 THE TEaSiN ADVANCE
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PASTOR RESIGNS
it
in dr avAuxiiry miniroum:
giVen to the Jury Wedifesdlay after- f nf ?e" Jfuit rge $owt i being: $lO,O0nnual maintenance,
uobh and after twaorlhree hours1 S?We?ty;Mtow .were . reah
deUberation the r jureturftea:?2 r the building fund ojf the
Methodist Church.
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LAW
PASSES
verdict bf manslaughter. '" Jtidge
Ciine will pasl sentenqe sometime
. before co:iaaipj
beanythwg from foiir, months on't; Trr" ... r,u V' , " ul . A substitjite bill for the Greer
the roads to fifteen years m the , . 6 -, 4 anti-jugbiilf Was agreed upon by
peniFehtiary , , C : - '; 1 "7 " u? V, A V joint committees and has pass both
(istoa
Brendle and his son, kanley, were The act proviaes that o person
-passing thm the Upton :farm one quart
ton and Brendle were tibt oh 10 ; Uuz . . . of whiskey or five gallons of within
$15.000.improye"ents, $12,684 for
debt.
. Pastor R. Pv Islington, of the Bap
tist church tendered his resignation
to his church Sunday morning, to
be effective April 15.
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VILE BUILDING
While an prbpriatioii of $21,000
The church has taken no action ; has been secu red by : Senator Lee
in the matter. I S. Overman ir beginning, -work oa
General regret as to the action of th r builningviq . Waynesville, an
the popular young pastor has been amount that immeniately avail
expressed by the people and it is able jpr ; jtJh -11 fclpimpoti su:ork
hoped that he will reconsider the taere is everiinjdUcationihat there
matter. will yet i be , f jnsiderable delay in
Mr, Ellington has been pastor of getting the Wj restarted. The mat
the local Baptist church for "more ervM;notfy in tte of
than a year and during that time the official of fife; Supervising
has made a place for himself in the Architect'sotf ie; and there the plans
hearts of the Syiva people. for building fcj he various places
provided for ;te-taken up in rota
SAND CLAO ASD THE ; tion. SenatlQvennan writes that
General Carranza has been in-
friendly terms, although Mrs. Up- r v, . , . rt a
j , r t: .JL formed m a note from the United
ton was the daughter, pf Ge rge c. .
firenbUe Uptoj! harried.BnmdlS
i i L- V A itfarr improvement in conditions
fifteen 4ays. fhe bill is to be ef
fective April 12 r
illliHASTER
WTEBOF 1914-15
aay oi? tne -uageay ne oreuuica i i y
imam orkntvckniiind Tlrtrrkfi . nWPlll p .
Uptou as stdudiog in- his door "'3 "uu'' T", 7 , u .u Senator we b. uverman nas re
ahd he orderedShem toieep away i necessary Wil' be by the commehdedKey. Jmes J. Gray as
JiSt what 'rMi: Amricai-)etiMneHl to obitrUie; postnMsterSai va to succeed Mrs.
imp Ui riSsnuted oiiestion. th i sired protection. y ! Sad.e the present incum-
- V. ',' Thenote isthe strongest and most Dent
evidence confhctmg. At any.ra.tel,- if- . sni.
Upton picked .up a Winchester nfle ; , . v
; and, killed both his , lather in-law r";,"' l
auu:uiuuicin-iaw. ) , - u 1J;. :U' Wait af.Moohhrn aHH M 98 - PR-
wiui auend d year 'go. oarr.'iiza.: ' r.s-v.i.r
He has heretofore been tried for
n
-t' -v-. .. : - .i- . -v ; ... ' is wnrnpn that
: t;liri K?o frtthor-Tn lnw Prtfl WAS r -
Has viewed with
it the UniP l?ta5 flSy marrsed at
ith-deep ebhee the te residence ofiA. W. Davis Satur
nplaints made -
From a published letter written
by N. B. Mills, of Statesville, to a
citizen of Alexander countyLittle
Alex being) now in the throes of a
road bond election campaign it is
learned that Iredell has an annual
road maintenance balance of more
than than $1 1,000. This is 275 per
cent of the cost of the county's
roads, $400,000. This should dis
pel any notion current that Iredeii's
new roads, constituting a . magnifi
cent system, are being allowed to
go to ruin. This paper has insisted
that the past winter must furnish
the final test of the sand-clay road
It has been our opinion that the
tight mixture, the right drainage
and tjie right admission of sunlight
"3,
as many as
has d lix ered to ; Chinese forei.
minister.-; a; commuric- tion wi;i.-
China interprets as implying tlu t suea lo leave.
unless JaDans recent deniaiids ;t;t in"-- .-o.. oeoiia &uu. u.f. -v
are t-Dted bv March -12. force? armors.! oro.iser .shiii.a.0'i
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there are a number of cities having
prior claims er Waynesvilie" and
this may necessitate the elapse of
sometime belrejthe plans for the
building here re made.
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IF YE Ef iHAD THE NERVE.
Last weekve received an invita
tion, to buy aijale of cotton. Say,
Willibald, ihiway things are going
we'll be luckif we can buy a spool
of cotton. Gei , If we only had the
nerve! Wha: we couldn't do! Had
we been 'borAwith the rind of some
people weJurjw,' here's what you
would l id Jh these pages from
Week to weeft L" - '
,0n accouVcif the European was
the subscriptJCin price of this - papar
-"to
loss from im-
- me most severe wimer. auu um m -.j.s,. Jr?n- -n .
M. Hioki. Japanese minister,! Secretary Bryan announced to . aM uii uie oiu.w muuux. . ; , ? poituuu, uciuMug-rdie. win ue
r-,nr.-,fjon mHlitft-w ; mTii to Mr. ana ivirs. bunion ; -in. ase to, an-. in., ai-
j i. C. Jones' has returned rom : Piiitea out c'a vlr;i aie Daiiy iSeVl "We tre ptUntd- to announce that
. ,1, ripe'tbHT thissw furnished th? . . .. , - .. .
as teaceer at this .place. ; iebUlib 111 v U11SU uu' pension of tl importation of chemi-
woulo - tnployed.
Tfce notice is not-considered an
ultimatu-.ii by the Chinese goyenv
inent, i ut Lu Cheng-Heiarig, the
f reign minister, after a series bf
conferences with President Yuan
Shi-Kai. has decided to expedite
discussion of the demands with the
Japanese legation and to agree
quickly with those which, China
considers it4m possible to (accept.
Answering the Japanese insist
ence for expedition, the Chinese
representatives argued the impossi
bility of negotiating consequential
issues hastily.
IHlt !
ordered ry Secretary Daniels,
conferences with Presieent vViisor
to proceea immediately , to Vera couviescent
vve are glad to report that Don j that must be studied. On this point obitUar5jpoems will cost ypu
Davis, wiiii has been very sick, is ; Mr. Mills writes
ten cents a f e hereafter.
DEATH OF MBS. A, J. HOOD.
Mrs. A. J. Wood died Friday, Feb
ruary 36, at the home of her sop,
Mr. J. C, Wood, where she has re
sided fbrthe past Jyeri.
The funenl services .were con-
ductedby Rev Queen at 4he
family cemetery on Sunday after
noon. ; w , .". 1
Mrs. Wood 'died at the age, jt
nmetiCial eV mojij
eighteen dam In pA in lilje
she honored her God.? Her life has
,ruz.
EVACUATION BEGUN.
Consular messages
Cruz stated that it was ' reported
there that the evacuation of Mexico
City began last night.
George Self was attracted in the
direction of Scott's Creek Sunday.
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it mere is any aouoi in uw beindMmDossible to exDort
J f 1 U w I
imnus oi any oi youi peepic duuuu lQ3 l t rprZtjmysl notices of
our seeping oui sanu-cmy iuuuj, iu .h!ir h snn-f-M will h.hardpH for
' v Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Coward visited j good shape, then I especially ii vite t the rate U2 eachf and two tick.
irom vera rs Clara Smith of Cullowhee, S them down to make a trip over the .th tcr -.
has been very sic, Sunday. wnole system, ur course, mis nas i ui feK the SUSD3rlgioil
Misses Isabella Allison, Edith Sher-! been an extremely' hard season on f regulari iopia facilities be-
riii nd ivlastp.r una .vAoore have the roaas, ana it is true mar some
M. AAA
She
es
ind,,fiye .of?
rr mmim rnpir - inss
v uivu. rrT:i. . :vf?i
- a, wyueen pi mqii Quniaui, pp
Grove. ItfSistiiKS Itelffiaxham
1 Koan n the Cinif llCt thl WPPIC
iIIq'o iVochiridrnn rcnrooontatiuA -
received a message, saying Zapa-I ;
A. - . j . . ner, says uiai. mc iuiupcau noi
day immediately on the evacuatian . . , .
' , cwannind vpt jis it has other thmss
t fUn'e. rmc I " " xf"0 J
X 1 . M..vr y-v I T thin TlTAAIr
WnrH ramp frnm Ampripan t .nnsnl I r
. v7 nQviQ mn.iP hiiRinpsQ tnri
. l . - . . i I iy . ft. iuTiu . x-
diuiman mai ai a personal mier- , ,. , - ,
.u i n u u j J to Franklin last week.
view wnu wiiciai vanana is uau . . t., w;i4
, j A, r , A r x u A.' B. Allison and Henry Wild,
delivered the formal note from the I , . .
tt j-d.-x A j a arummers irom asucvcuc, wac
- . . .. j I OLCl LUC UlOl Ui Tv.vxi..
(nil fn.ni rtnAWa . n f-fT-Tl frtrtr 11 -r rl 1 -
iu! 1UIC1511C10 iU uic WAJr Bofh to Mr and Joe Allison,
ms cuuirui. -- l
a ooy.
6lr.fWalterE Moore jnade: a
business trip to Washington City
last week: retnrning Monday.
Both of the houses of the Legis- iio2p Maiirt RihanSn and Ollie
lature passed a primary bill, with Tones returned Tuesday after a visit
32 counties exempieu irom uic pryritn opfft
Visions Of tne DlllS. ; I - Tprrv Mnndv. wife and little son
e mimaiy is now m thw tiatinfs fiiin-
it is Ma tfee first turday in Junk "
c national, itat nvlff Hall of Svlva was seen on
iauve or couinyf ir ages M aSGj Mashburn bf Winston-
' :en thi s t iv a and Gulf of Obi-
parts of our sand.clay sstem was a puf)pkiapples; potatdes
in bad shape ' during the extreme grapestCM brought to thlsbf-
bad weather, however, wherever i .g under e pretext of exhibition
this was the case it was due not to J aie editoQwill be seized as, con
any defect in the sand-clay road , , ,
but always where the road was im- ranana 01 &v. ..
Dronerly located without proper "AH perse found owing tlis
sunshine, or where the foundation j tpar moreKha 1 a year's subsenp
was rotten or where we could not "ion wjn beVshot as spies Axtel
obtain a good suriace sou. weoe- ( K Y c d
1ICVC WUUL I.U13 wiuici uaa lauut uo
a lesson for we know what is need- j
ed to make the whole system of THtliHOME PAFEB
built, and for that matter right now
ft
piraitY
BILL
PASSES
tbelrteffiilest
found peace; God; has called her
home.' - ' -' -;
trance.-It provides Uiat ltexempt- ummi& ,
ara a;pn 1
xxendersOT Jones asin,, MWff?HfcBW.n
with the little work we have done ExGoverf or David R. Francis.of
in rounnJUigp roads w Missouri, o said the following of
scraper our pbaljsarC in iopd newspaperiK" ;: " v
shape if not better than when they rKach yit the local paper gives
ey,we bimt.. . - , s;: frnm cnnnl hnnin free lineffto
The sand-clay road is very oDa- " v;e
hlv kt'ilf the thih. for North Carb- Uhe commiity m which itis ocat-
i .... tl ... .. -.. .. i .- .Pi ' :ii j iu:. .-
lina rural ways; if ine conoioiis w ui
to materials, uriiw cis vv ine emWHV Xu prupuruuu i 450
mee f W are begihning toquestiqn domore ibWsJto tli
somewto as to whether they can linftt&t o3t
generally bemet-JGreensborp Duily f?e
Sews? ' ' - - uft
m , 1 m,et:nim oj auiuije i wuwus, mv
J. L. CC23HS DEAD. ' l because t&Uocpap
investnlent commimity ean make
ItayfnbfelaStlied. : or
&xfimnnItlfffi"tlW
feacneW 1 ttderstmidnie l'f
goi:vrill?fmd,inoa bf Cs ,
wlon Hfeid ToiiaV
tf'thSW'papers do
ffe'iSBW tlilem "money of
earth.
Carolina Mountaineer
v Jackson J. Jcpgera. 1 wh
tieeiLitt about a we witn '
terda at l?ocldlfe?fWMt
father of lira. Li-Gre. this
fflsceVlIrs: vt. & ;B. Mecuom pi uym