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The INMiKViniiEER The Best Advertising Medium In Haywood County Published At The Eastern Entrance 01 The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Read by Thinking People NO. 12 XVYH WAYNESMLLE, NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, FEHRl'ARY 21, l!.i: e w 5 ite and Nation LaFK kok president i , i The anmvers i-e xv L,r r.mi at nesare Ilv one tally. ary Koysevelt' second year marked by a cauiuci. which time the wew .,f the Dast year wm The affair since it is , its kind is consutereu nance, both socially and Last Rites Held For T. N. Massie On Last Friday Hundreds Attend Funeral Servi ces of Prominent Business Man and Civic Leader Dan Cupid Falling Down On Job Here n a vacattoi ac marriage license egisti r of Deeds OBSEBAC t; er i K TO CALIFORNIA H i. u. neuren, ui u: f Viq A cVivillp iimerce at you o cioei ( 0.11 Jj:.. 11.. faitr LnJ-iV morning nuiug hib L,!' ' -Mack,'1 and expects to he round uip w l.n:. Florida by way of the fchodo.ieni.ro.. "r.- lUns TO l'HV CAWCIioco uj .-irU ot himse.i unu iwvv, ! i v. u ...... Vun furnished fcar.s wnicu ....7. r " . fed L. Vveeilo 01 tne ciiamun ui will also contain uuouiia , Great Smoky Mountains Park. LIQUOR CONTROL il Fk.H, N'. C, Feb, 20 The I Vuiuor control bill sponst-e(d Senator John Sprunt Hill, of hie to tne loienum uiu) la! ire. Proponents and . ,,f the bill gathered for a ,,.,,! u before the senate ju tee whieh now has the before it. Representatives , s from over the entire . in Ui'k'iirh today. am R1 liRIDE IN' WORLD rV VnKK Miss Pons Duke, li. Kd'.the richest Kin in the world jji,, Henry Roberts Cromwell, tne married Wednesday at the New York. Her legacy fat hi r, .lames Buehajuan u'cu magnate, has been es , ., ...tiiio.OOO to $40,0000,000. couple have sailed for Egypt on : henevmoaii, lit ii C OBSERVES BIRTHDAY EU' YORK Klihu Rood, Amer- ol.lest statesman, celebrated his Beth birthday at his home in New l on last Friday by refusing to nms'elf ii as an oracle. He ex- if.i that he wished to minimize . , i i-ion as much as possime ami tii comment on public er. be an. iiKNT IN NEW YARK l:K. Herbert Hoover, 1 years old Aug. 10, - pent a eek in New York, m.ik- isit since March, lsKfcJ, ruii d off on his way home 'ton; Tuesday night he annual Lincoln I ay . din avsday he formally took inker of the board of Life Insurance Corn- Funeral services for Thomas New ton Massie. (6, prominent business man, who died Wednesday afternoon, February the 13th, after a heart at tack early the day before, were held in the First Methodist church on Fri day afternoon with the Rev. W. A. Rollins, presiding elder of the Waynes-, ille district , and Rev. Paul Hardin, Jr., pastor, in charge. Inter ment was in Greenhill cemetery. Active pallbearers were: W. R. Francis, J. Wilford Rav, Harlev Francis, W. T. Lee, Jr., O. L. Hriggs, and James Atkins. Honorary pallbearers were: W. T. Shelton, F. W. Miller, T. L. Green, C. H. Rav, C. E. Rav. R. T. Messer, M. M. Noland, W. T. Denton, C. B. At kinson, J. H. Howell, Dr. S. L, String field, Dr. Thomas Stringfield, F. A. Burgin, S. H. Bushnell, R. H. Black well, Harry Rotha, Jr., E. B. Camp, I). 1). Perry, H. C. Lindsley, W. T. Lee, Sr., J. R. Morgan, J. R. Bovd, .1. H. Way, I). A. Howell. J. C. Welch. T. 1.. Bramlett, G. C. Davis, T. L. Gwyn, E. I. . Withers, Dr. R. 11. Stretcher. Dr. N. F. Lancaster, Dr. W. L. Kirkpat rick, J. M. Long, R. L. Provost, E. J. Hyatt, W. A. Hyatt, R. N. Barber, R. Q. McCracken, J. C. Rose, .1. 11. Allison, John Kerley, Sam Galloway, Joe Leatherwood, F ? Underwood, Charlie Liner, F.d Ratcliff, 0. II. Shelton, W. C. Allen. Tom Ledbetter, Joe Mormino, C. M. Dicus, C. W Miller, Pa Thackston, Jere Liner, De catur Phillips, 0. T. Alexander, Dr. I X. M. Medfordifi and Dr. J. F. Abel. ' A I., '.. mimlu ..I' ..,,( .if t,i n .1 inihi- 1H.1111L.VI Wl ..1 1. friends and relatives attended the funeral services, among whom were: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Short. Miss Willie Mae Short, Mrs.. John Little and Mr. John Little, Jr., of Charlotte, Mr. J. E. Evans, of Chattanooga, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Massie, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Massie, and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Massie, of Candler, Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, of Asheville, Mr. Richard Vaniger, of Columbia, S. C, Mrs. Joe Self, Mr. Bob Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Evans, Miss Edith Fish er, Mr. and Mrs. Clove Sisk. George M. Smith, and Mrs. Pearson, all of Asheville, Mr. Frank Smathers, of Weaverville, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cogdill, Mr. Pete Moody, Mr. Jeter Snyder, and Mr. Bob Long, of Sylva, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leclbetter, of Cui lowhee, and Mr. and Mrs. Conway Ledbetter, of High Point, Mrs, .les.-ie Massie McCracken and three children. Miss Wilma McCracken. Mr. Paul McCracken, and Mi. William Mc-McCracken. Dan Cupid is cording to the records in the 1 office. Evidently he has ! eon off the job for the past week, because uot a single license was issued in that time. I'hose who have had dealing with Mr. Cupid said it waj of their opinion that he would be back on the job soon as there was a little more evidence ef spring. This is the fUt time in uer a year that he has entirely failed to score a hit c!uing a week. Oral Yates Gives Some Inside Facts About Legislature Haywood Man Believes That As sembly Will Be In Session For At Least Anothei Month Oral I.. Yates, assistant sergeant -at-arms in i.ie Senate of the General Assembly, was in Waynesville for the week-end. and during the course of an interview with this paper made the prediction th"t the legislature would not adjourn before the 15th of March and hardly later than April first. Mr. Yates is a close observer ,f political affairs, and is watching things m tlu- legislature with a keen eye. He figures that the liijuor hill will probably pass 'he upper house by a vote of 'J7 to hut will meet with certain defeat in the lower bouse that is taking the present set up as a standard to go by. Just what will lie done by the sponsors of I lie bill and opponents before the vote rniu'ht change the ieult. lie reminded the paper. Mr. Yates reported that Senator Ralph Ramsey was much improved after his recent illness. It seems that Rcpre.M-utative Hailey has acquired for himself the reputa tion of being one of the hardest workers around the Capitol. Several of his local bills have brought about state-wide attention. The bill sub stituting adult school buss drivers for student drivers has been the source o. much coninie.it in Raleigh, it was learned. It was Mr. Y lies" prediction thai there would probably be a deadlock in the assembly oyer the revenue bill. Haywood Babies Being Registered lore. Pres pwol i -REGULAR DUTIES; : V,' i.. X, J. - F::ty one -men who had been '. Lindbergh kidnaping . to routine duty last - partment had spent cast ; its investigatoi s hundreds of thousands of i- down good tips, and heing nut 1 1 hours and t ho jury brought in a -uiity with a mandatory i!en;.-'e. Members of the jury ji tendered contracts for 12 o ( head per week for embers with $500 for the Court officials have ex hdpeful belief that they pt, st,1l ;tdn of e. .-jiUlt-I it (I . RA.RK STAMP INSURED ." ) '' RK. Last week an msU was written for the ?tfl:mn' in Vin ,-i-.-l(t ' H i ' ' . . 1 , 111!.... R81 n 1 !,-;. 1 t ! u in na in tamp belongs to Mrs. j ., wioow oi a wen Known fWtt V V .,,! ,q at n the wav'to LoncTon to be Mid , e. . H." "ul -"'ii. it was insured xor nv' almost nnn KI' ' t w Tr dtt DrTA.vrn : r v t. ; tv.. i Haywood county pa orris aff intr their reports to Washing the births of children horn in th ty "during I he -pus I mont lis-, mailed durihc the ti si two u the 'Register Y iur Baby" ca'.m.-ai)."i show that 123 chitilren have h en pro;i erly registered. This i-- compared with 7'; ' i-hildrcn which were recorded.. as .haying been horn in this county" during '.lie year 1933, as shown in the-'files of .the P. i l'wiu of 'ital Statist ies of the State B..ard of Health . in Raleigh, Par ents are urged, by I)r. John II. Ham' ilton. director of the bureau, to-senu in these cards as early a-- possible. North Carolina had 75.23H i.i.-ths properly recorded in 1033, an I incom plete figures show that 79,350 birth. had been recori led for 1934, by which Dr. Hamilton estimates that enough more will be added to make the num ber of births in the state last year 80,000, or more. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Kay Have Been Married 50 Years Mr. and Mis. .Clyde II. Raj re the recipients .; of niunerous Inessages and i.eiwenibran. es -on i:uesdayj heh- ):..! n, wiucu mar.Kt'ii i lie J " ill :.l tl m iiia I in ice on .'Fobrua! y n'. en River honie H -j ten "mi I.e.- Ilo'ii 1 uary . itttiet!.. a'iih iiag'e -which She 19; l.i, 1 k'lider.-on v.ii th" family .. . Mis. Kay Uv ;.:: .n iual ol ,, ml'.- ! :n' f.orther M i .iHlle iV ance r 'II wa.- I I' : . tile and Eugenia. luvis,.duughtei- oi I u and M.s. J allies Davis; 'Mr. Ray siiiv'o'l tile iaJei William II. -. , Rav Mis. Ma-lUe .Hal ris Ray,: if Hi n .. sunville; and is. the brother of h.-ulo L. Ray, oi' AVajie.n iiJe. The couple mov,'(i In e from IlenilersonviH' in 1887: . Mf;-. Raj' fir ! went : into im furniture business, and aft.erwaiii handled all: types of hie x-handis. . ' Mr. and Ms Raj ind. the) tve v. children, ten of whom are living, have been prominently identified with the life of the community for years, and their hospitable home a social Cehter. Mr. Ray has served a.s mayor of the ! town for many years at various inter; I vals, his first term being-in 1889: He I was a charter member and a forme) president of the Hoard ot 1 rdi SECR ET A K V W ALL AC E ;;":'sr'',,yt-:,e? i S Sterol ar U'in A Wailan- h ill su-.ik .ii ,li- l-'il'Si M thtitfi,Ki 'Iniirti in Aslu vilU' Sdlurihy 1 tunc Secretary Wallace To Speak Saturday At 10 In Asheville I'nifed States Setrelar Of Agri culture To Address Farm ers Of W. N. ('. tSpicia! to The Mountaineer.) Eight hundred plications d ad mi.-s;pii tickets ii. w come from six tu n counties of Vi stern North ( ar uliiui to hear I'. S. Secretary of Ag riculture, Henry A. Wallace at the geiieral Lord's Acre meeting Satur day of (Iris week, according to Rev. Duinoiit i 1 irke, vyho is arranging the meeting. The meeting will he In the Central MUhoiijst. 'church m Als'heville ! ginning ut '.L la mi i he morning of Saturday, February 'S.l. Mfc-. t lai k unnuiiiiceii thai .he i lunch has between one thousand and eleven hundred scats. Admission to the reserve scats will be by ticket only, and the tickets must be pre seined by 9".4f. If npj seats then remain, they will be open to the public, n wi. announced; Runcomhe county farm agent, A. W. Nesbitt and .-i staff of vocational aglieulture leachi'rs will act ; s ushers. The program will Include teslinii. nials Cijhcei'ning the value of (lie Lord's Acre plan by members of the first three churches that have become self supporting-through the use of tin- plant, anil a number of H'stioni liiah ft .tm inilividuals. A.-iangfiiicnls have been, male lo show ;s I el copt icllll C. Of C. Directors Are Making Plans To Bein Campaign Hugh Massie Named Treasurer Of Organization And Suc ceeds Bradlev On Board The directors of the Chamber of t'onmierce discussed at length Tuesday night plans for the coming season and heard a tentative list of committees presented by President Chas. K. Ray, Jr. The board received the resignation of W. A. Bradley as a member of the board when he found his work would prohibit him from serving. In bis place Hugh Massie was named. Liter m the meeting Mr. Massie was named tnaurer ef the organiza tion for the coming year. With t''e fill ing of this office, the orgainzji. ion is complete with the exception ef the final approval of .several committees. President Ray said he would probably mike his appointment public within ten dav s. Details of several outstanding mat tern were thoroughly discussed and committees are working oil those ).ro iccts tins week. Another nicotine will Im- held soon and definite action taken. In making out his list of committees for this yea ; Mr. Ray has made sex eral changes which met with the hearty approval of the boa id. One rievv committee will likely be added and a different plan for scouring mem lx'iships and revenue is being worked out. Htle Of Standard Accountant Given rii.. Vf rn v.ji i o mi, i. j, i ainev Bill To Increase Board Held In Sen ate By Sickness Haywood Board Spent First Of Week In Raleigh. No further Action Taken Because of continued illness of Sen ator Ralph Ramsey, Jr., no new stcws have boon taken to g, t the bill re cently introduced in the General As sembly by Representative J; T Hailey which would increase the board of commissioners from three members to live. It was learned here Wednesday morning thai Senator Ramsey was much improved, hut xxhethor he was back at his desk was not ascertained. Representative liailcy made known tho fact that a hearing befole the : ate committee of towns, cities ... I counties, where the bill has been three weeks, had been Indefinite . postK)iicd. the entire hoard of commissioners left here Monday afternoon for Ral eigh, and were said to hax consulted Representative Hailey about the bill while there, I'hey had not arrived here late Wednesday afternoon, Rumor, continued to he circulated about the coiintj regarding the bill, hut no deli II He official word has count from Mr. Hailey other than bis pres ent plans lire to go through with the. bill. He made this statement to The I oiiulninccr sonic few days ago. Suae the lull was introduced theru has been much comment nn the pro posed live district nl.ui, which would make a Imai'd ol seven members, with each of the rive districts represented. H' t how Mr. Hailey r,.,s about increasing the board from three to seven has not been made public, al though several fr i he county ha'vo hail i nnl'ei eiices x 1 1 1 1 him en t he mat -lor. It Was learned yesterday that sumo ol ' hose fav'oriiii an d.ncreiu e in t he boa d membership are hacking the seven iiiemiioi b. iird plan'iuthcr thait th. In. memher hnai, Mf up. T. J. Catllcy, count.; auditor, ha been given H)t. title f "Staiulai'd Ac countant" by Mr. Arnold Itetts, of the research and statistical deparl itienl of McAllister. Sinith inn) I'at.e, I nc, of ( i reenvitle, S. ( '. Mr. Itetts was here receiillv and did quite a hit of woik in Mr. Cat bey's office lor his fn in. and lifter ret lull ing to hi home office he sent hack . Idler containing the following pa: agraph about Mr. Cat hey: "I vi i v sincerely w'anl in c' . tl.v n my travels, I he niaiiue in vvlii(hi ' -Mil l lu r, fii, sl)eiif of .h'outlferii Southern Dairies Head Sees Better Business In South picture- of ill-., Loco' Se lelal I'ok.W 'he His ,ll)ji oi . a!i: lo. I ! i ' Tn V, , a yoll keep your records made ijii.iti lllipi-cssh.il on me; and it iiiiehl hi of intoi-osl in von io know I li.it I line ! e , lie, I I ri v 'HI evil a I I line cilice a being a slandard ivbieli- all (.'iiunty Accountant.-, and for thai main s. city, accountant.! , could well a (fold lo copy." M I; -Hi il v I - ...wi irking .-ii .ui ate rial s Acre project's, unit, to: u I k, and will u , aii ntivh- hymn b I' . : .'j ahoiii Mi. lalhi'v in the lunik. lie 1.1 ace's a-1 tire v.il;' iiitciid to., s'e: ..forth I he maun.) i I ' I' xv tin Iltlx I .1.-.I...I ... o . t. r .-. ' -I - milgl nil ,' 1 1 1 1 a I II j) Ihiougli rhe Snulli. i- iiloii than .'ii 1 1 hi i ii ..ui on ,m. seel ion. ui; ai'h ions in . iv, 1 1 I. !' e.c !. a: '' ITie N'ece- -. I v of a So 'it u:it Life In f:l"( ( oifiit ry W 111 1 l i ; J ' I n W : l-l : ' 1 , l iii eevt i.i ii ).K.- Lt. i.f . iir' r hi' I ,' r ' Mrs, IVlaie Free v hl.-lt ALi... r a I hey. Mcp. hi- rei iVi.l and ..office., if ;i-s ' :"i r no." M i It ' - .fur- worked ' ill ahm I cV.-i a el 1 1 I i.ii ' o.fl'fi e in I he a 1 e. . M i ' ,'l':.-! hev " is li, Jim. I of i he .i lerk of, couvi hcrc- ':i.i ui ,iv w ith i h ... : ;V i iiji ii o : j.'i ' lii II I'll' .11 ii :. I .'. : 'Zlik jAiexander .Bu i Ids Modern ( )pen-V lew Prescription Room I Coin reii j i a l lo l ! Soinii L I prmcl i Air. Ma: he . , .' I -Mont; er; 1 o el ni l! :'.ei iiia'l" n .hi ot .ui i 1 1 ma;,; i I .' a: i.Ji io i hal i I o'n: :ln w-.iv low ird in 111 roll ', ' -v l.'u . . dlt, tin I li a I . , i in ! I, ui' on . -ui x i r in . ui , ; , 1 1 am t bis yea r. ',v o. 1 1 i-i , V.e I ;,, Mai ! i-i li i of Vani wide late unsii give was The attempt -,,lercrTi fV, Of i.flqi..itrl aw student legislator, to tatue which gained world m at the trial in which the a Jennings Bryan, "the ner," defended it was Tennessee refused to 'Monkey Law," The vote 3 to retain it. iOLD VICTORY 'GTON. D. C According; hogs one or both ' v ijeneral (. ummings leg nai down the New Deal's the gold case and end con ubts on the status of fed will be seriously considered losevelt administration of- W to A Wlftt victt tinD! fcy t fieial '...K,H.-A bill to lengthen the -fs eason tn 10 western counties, Wl , n,ch 1S Haywood, was offered W -wer house three weeks aeo , J" M state wide measure to CORN AND HO(i CONTRACT MEETING TO HE HELD! which afterward became the Cham i of Commerce. He served as vac president of the First National Bank when it was irganized by the t George W. Maslin and was a (JvntctuF for years, and is still a stockholder. He has served on many local ' -m mittees'' of importance and ha- a: all times been recognized as one iif . the most, generous and forward .looking -citizens of the Uvrn. ;'. The children of Mr. and Ml ft: are as ionows: r.ranic ti. -rui- Claience Raj. who are in business, it; Miami, Florida. Mrs. Robert Bre.C e, There will be a mee-ting of all those who are interested in the 1935 Corn Hog reduction contract here it the courthouse ThurHav the 28, at 10 A. M. sharp. Mr. Chambers from the state office will be here to expla.n more fully the program. Everyone who has signed a con tract already, and those who are. in terested i l signing should be here as this is the last day for signing the contracts this year. Those who are eligible for a con tract are those who have produced ten acres or more of corn or have had two. or more brood sows, and have ot plan to reduce their corn acreage I'nlili, . . I n, Sim, I.'mII,.. l,v.,o i immvd By vvmn Ami The I'witipuurtding Ol I'lfscriut iui '.-. .liii". : an I lunerai.. . erv ice,- wi n held Saturtlay morning for Mrs, Mac oury -i .;! j.') -tr.d liivoii I. lie Mr Miss Rav. ?'TING SEASON BILL ! ThLs is a final notice that all those who are interested in signing either Corn-Hog or Tobacco reduction con tracts must do so by the first of March. That means just one more week remains for the signing of the contracts. Howell. Jr.. Mi e, of Tarpon Springs. I George- Semmes. of Jack la, Clyde II. Rav, .)-,.. Ji I Mary Ray, and' Mis- M anil two sons. Ware in service during and W. Davis Ray, k red in 1918. Wi World , Mf.-lHl MADAME PRESin '' (fie. i ' -. ho died i'hul -day night i i : home near Woodro. ' The dei cased had been ill ill health for a number of .yeari at her home in the Allen's :t:reek section. Due to her' illness had recently moved to cottage near the home of her only son. Esaw, at Wodrow. She was known to hundreds of . i nds as "Aunt Mag," and xva !ove l: by everyone who knew her. She 'was a "me Tiber of the Allen's i ri ek Baptist, church for.fhirty years. The l'ev. Thomas Erxvin, of Rl treat, conducted ..the funeral service ut her home. Burial took place in Creenhiil cemetery hole. Mrs.- Free Was 74 years of age and was a daughter of the late Mr. and .Mrs. Drurv Bingham, of Way- riev.ille. Besides a host of friends and relatives .she 1' ''survived by one daughter and one son. Mrs. Roberta Putnam, of Lake Juna luska, and Esaw Free, of Woodfow. T ... isters, ."f -. RBen : Kerley, of Witvnesville, and, Mr. Myrella Rex-is, of Cruso, and one. brother, D. C. Bingham, of Sunburst. DESTROY QUANTITY OF BEKR J earns fnviled To The addition of He "ojien view.' , gr , prescription ..roorivat Alexander's D, ug : j j e iOtiriieV Store is the cause of piiic.h cuinment.' ". '-.. ' '.','-'. bv the nany customers' of t-be firm. , ,. ... .. . r . ' rri, , ,.' , ,. t Invilat Ion.- have been inai ed by -The public can now see through: Western . Carolina-Tethers ('ollege to he pre-e,',pt,,,n depa,1niint, and eve,,, hiKf, .' Western North Cir- the compounding of. pres., ,t ,.,1, . participate in IN'("!"'r;"' "f h" N?, ,,,"'M! the eleventh annual invitation !.:, k -painted white and every contain-, is. p, ..,., to lie Heid March 7. ,n full view. Each container has an g arll ... This tournament -.-m-iie individual waxed-paper covering over by, , ,,. ,T , . ' . the regular stopper. I for the bwketball season We ., Ine new arrangement not only adds ' North Carolina, tie the apiK-aratice of the store, but : as1 veari nu'iet "en hi ,,nd fifteen enables t he druggists to Work more ) tenmi competed fo henors that' easily under the new arrangement.' j wm-e finally won by Svlva boys atld Special, overhead lights flood the) Bethel girls,. The Bethel giris' haye entire room. ... . ' ' .fat ra-d off chiimpiofishr p honors for' . five s ui cfessiyc years. ' Five teams. ,n this county have been' j invited to attend. Thev are: I'.-in'oii, I II. t!i. , ly.ie. II the! and Wayn.-svil'e. Four Basketball Games Set For The Weekend RELIEF BILL THREATENED WASHINGTON, I) C, Feb. 30. While the Administration force i -v dene This week-end will r be .-.leal for f 'We .confiilimce o Pi --..I.. .i"u' l...- .- .i:.,.. least five of the six L'w, . v 'i.'.u UiJLi t modify the admitiist rat io .1 .1.1 S ' 1 I I V 1 I ,1 , urt. h fin I- the Hendersonvill. io Mountaineers be 'clock. This is ex 1 to be a good contest, as th RE tio tl C c acnMt?rii I . " . rT'i nf tv,. ? . " . w . r"r an sec-. Smokv Mountains iNationa 1'arK. me K - state tor 1935-37 bien-' link is about seven miles long and is near the crest of the main divide. WORK ON SKYWAY IN' PARK SUM ED BRYSON CITY. Plans are made here for early resumption - f work on the Skyway a link of which is being built between Newfound '.ap and C inertia n'c Dome in the Great BROOKLYN, N. Y.Ti ' ague 'for a Woman President and Vice Presi dent opened up shop in i:' 'klvn re cently in preparation of '''-'r. with Miss'Lillian D. Rock vice president of the National Associa i n of Women Lawyers as founder. Her favorite candidate for presiden is Florence E. Allen, a U. S. Circuit Court Judge m Montana. WTien Mrs. Roosevelt was asked about the matter she smiled and dodged the question. Denuty Constable John Kerley i Bob Ray destroyed six barrel- of b in tne Alien s ' reeK coiiiuiuiiii.x -1 . ... . r . , past week-end. , i"' I, RIV? lm' The officers reported that every-' '"m'" n-al fight, thing was in rearliness for making at On Saturady night at the same hour run when thev destroyed the beer. GOING UP NEW YORK CITY. The high cost of living is getting higher. The Bu reau of Labor statistics reported last week that in two weeks ending Jan. 29 the index of food prices was at its highest point since May 15, 1931. the two Culloxvhee teams will invade the Mountaineer court for a two game affray. Thus far this season the boys for the Mountaineers have failed to click at the crucial moment, while the girls have met for quite a bit of success. Large crowds are expected for these two week-end games. iat 000,000 work underway in amendment I Nevada lohni which is coat President. THE WEATHER OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT Date Max. . M.in. 14 49 '- . - 24 15 . 54 - - . 41 lfi 61 "1 17 55 18 59, 21; 19 45 J? 20 52 . 30