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THE WAYNES V ILLE MOUNTAINEER Legislature Observations by ORAL L. YATES ALONG THE SKYLINE A era; most sirenuous week the tmbly has spent .u . .. Uoi o hppn in ses- ir Raleigh, and in which have had sessions day . rioiiw adiournea tn- 'v.iny to meet again at " ia'iurday morning at A rT,J public local bills were ' :-.ev then adjourned to ..Wo'dock Monday night, ' .Viators and senators a V'rdthe week-end at home V.'.t-nir the final work of w t ! . four new bills Mr 41 0- :" . i' i me f ,vi 185 pertaining to the i; four new um ;T representative tfauey ims ;V .-in ft to amend chap- V.' v c Laws of 1933, relating trone to tne commit- and H. B. 919, "10 ,ve .hooting of quail m :i ,wnhip for a period of " has also gone to the com r.as Vili0 Library is now being - and H. B. 886 to relieve the m. B. faynv ni'.n :r.e . , J. 1 nlrn -sembiy urounus vx j-iac from taxation beginning L-ar 1U29 and thereafter, i u Uwflf Vinnsp and rrt, . b:,: "l-eu ' . , :f,;v Jn the calendar for considera- ; the senate this week. ' ... . Cl,ink,ir Snrines property Vt:J ,w ." , '..f.,.,.oW0 frnm the i.,n..p ,-vmnuttee inursuay 'V , Ml V senate ,1.. finite 1 nrVak-e'of Bryson City, passes the , hUM' as it did the enate, uiile of Nor No. 82 and the corn- introduced by ben the th Carolina should enjoy ulle-iourui imuiiiuii -..v 1 - f: .-. t'wrc npyt vpfir The rtw.M taiKeu 01 um " i.'orousiv opposed num ,at wa.- fl'V Sl'L't'Mll of the state, was H, B. pynewood Theatre Iiursdav and Friday, Apr. 4-5 Lady By Choice" with Mary Robeson, Walter Con nolly, and R. Pryor ZTi, mat was passed by the senate Monday night and has already be come a law, this being a bill to in crease the alcoholic content of beer to five per cent. The opposition to this bill on the floor of the senate offered by Senator Thomas H. Steele of the twenty-fifth Senatorial Dis trict and coming from the same dis trict that Representative Turlington came from, the author of our present dry law. The house finally passed the reve nue and appropriations bill and isent them across the hall to the senate, substantially the same as the finance and appropriation committees report ed them, with the exception of a chain filling station tax and the amendment to tax dividends derived from stocks of domestic and foreign corporations Another bill of state wide impor tance that has passed the senate this week and was sent across to the house for their consideration was H B. 356, a bill to allow judges of Su perior Courts in their discretion to sentence persons convicted of murder in the first degree, burglary in the first degree, arson or rape to life imprisonment when the trial jury re commends mercy. County Superintendent of Educa tion, Jack Messer, was in Raleigh this week shaking hands like a veteran politician. Also Mr. Coleman of the Champion Fibre Company was een around the legislative halls the past week. Safety Pin Ii Old The safety pin originated thousands of years ago. Among the remains of the lake dwellers of central Kurope have been found a great number of pins some of bone, others of bronze. Many are quite elaborate, with orna mental heads, and others are rudely fashioned. Some have double stems and few have been found In form ex actly like the modern safety pin. Saturday Apr. 6 Hhe Land Of Miss- ing Men" kith all Western Star Cast onday and Tuesday, Apr. 8-9 Vings In The Dark" Jth Cary Grant and Myrna Loy Wednesday, Apr. 10 "Charlie Chan In Paris" with Warner Oland ursday and Friday, Apr. 11-12 "Biography Of A Bachelor Grl" With. Robert Montgomery and Ann Harding Shows at 7:13 and 9:15 Admission Iflr and 95 iilllili!!Vl2IIIIIHIIIIIS STOI.KX CAKS F4.Hl SAl.K I have now in my poSM-ssion two Chevrolet automobiles that were aban doned iti East Fork Township about the 11th of -Mai'eh. One lias ;i .North Carolina license tat; No, 1'40.U37, and motor No. 4S754 10. -The oilier has no tap,- but motor No, i:.; 3 s r. it 7 2 model IMS-B. Hoth cars are closed cars.. : I will, at noon, on Saturday, April 20, 1035, sell at public out-cry at the court house door, in the town of AVay nesville, Haywood County, North Caro lina, to the highest bidder for cash the two cars as described above, un less ownership can be proved before that time. This the 27th day of March, 1935. THOMAS ROWLEY PLESS, ' ' Deputy Sheriff, East Fork Town ship, Cruao, N. C. No. 318, Mar 28 April 4-11-1,8. With the Seen an.l boar.) o-i .k i, , -vi ints 11U U1CIC. . . understand a little caddy about eight years old, found a certain gentleman's diamond ring which had been lost on the golf course the other day . . . the caddy received five dollars reward. . . clutched the fiver tightly in his little nst and ran every step of the way home. . . W. T. Shelton humorously protesting to Dr. O. T. Alexander be cause the bowl of a fifty cent pip had cricked after only three ! ,.ot' service. ... A model 'I rord on . the street with three of its four tires of different size. . , , Clyde Ray is goinn to have a pretty place this summer. . . A cer tain taxi in town takes corners too fast . . . if the cops don't step it a telephone pole will . . . and that will certainly inconvenience Bill Lampkin. . . Frank Battle wearing a pair of white shoes. . . Three New York cars in succession. . . Something intelect ually stagnant looking about a closed library. , . A rooster crowing in front of Massie's IVpt. store at 11 o'clock in the morning , . . must be something new in advertising, . .Tom Rainer talking to Dan Watkins about what, 1 wonder. . . Four little boys dividing a box of taffy kisses. . . a bit hesitant about where they got it. . . What ha.s become of the Hay wood county legislature? ... or is that not important? , . . Wayfces ville has lost a lot of good citizens in the last three years . . . leaving re sponsibility and opportunity for the next generation. Heard a good story on Rev. l'aul Harditl, Jr., pastor of the Methodist church, the other day- 'It seems that the parson preached at a "home com ing" one day and when he finished a quartet got up and sang "How Tedi ous and lasteiess. 1 he next Sunday when he closed a baccalaureate ser mon the high .school glee club arose and sang "Awake! Awake!'' Two fellows were arguing on the street about what was the most in spiring hour of the day. One painted the beauty of early dawn, the other held out for the hush of midnight. Seems to me the best hour is when ever you get the most pieisant sur prise. ELECTION NOTICE At a meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Waynesville, held at the Mayor's office in the town of Waynesville, on the nineteenth day of March, 1935, it was ordered : That pursuant to statute, an elec tion be held at the usual voting place, to-wit, at the, court house in the Town of Waynesville, for the election Of a Mayor and three Aldermen for the Town of Waynesville, on Tues day following the first Monday in May, 1935, to-wit, May seventh, 1931. It is further ordered that R. M. Leatherwood be, and he is hereby ap pointed Registrar of said election, and W. J. Campbell and Henry Gaddy are appointed judges of said election. It is further ordered that said Registrar proceed to open the books for the reeistration of voters, as pro vided by law, and that said Registrar arid judges conduct and hold said election on the day hereinafter set forth, as provided by law. This the 23rd day of March, 1936. HEDWIG A. LOVE, Town Clerk. . No. 319 Mar. 28-Apr. 4. There are -too 'many drunks to be seen in public' along the skyline. Sev eial days ago there were two togeth er who loitered on the street for hours. It started raining but they were unconsicous Of it. I had heard of folks not having sense enough to come in out of a shower of rain but tha"s the first time I ever saw the proof. Seeing so many college students Rambler home for the spring holidays reminds me of what someone said about what "Dad" gets out of college. He puts in his dough and in four years it conies out college bred. And the president of a great uni versity said that our colleges and universities are kept well supplied with knowledge; that all the fresh men bring in a little and the seniors never take any of it away. So far as Waynesville was con cerned the picture "Bright Eyes" starred Freddy Crawford. Of course Shirley Temple played in it too. About half of Haywood county saw it sitting down, the other half stand ing up. What kind of luck did vou have ? Oh, well, wh'ttdayasay we all go out and look for a diamond ring! Largest Type of Whale The largest type of whale Is the sill phur bottom, or blue whale, v hlch reaches a length of from KVi to 110 feet and i weight of more than 100 tons. This whale Is the largest of all living nnlmnls. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as executors of the estate of C. E. Kay, deceased, late of Haywood County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said de ceased to exhibit them to the under signed at Waynesville, N. C, on or before the 1th of April, 1'.'. '!;,, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will plca.se make imme diate payment. This the 1th day of April, l!);i.". I. W. KAY, MKS. MINNIE KAY, ' Executors of the Estate of C. E. Kay 1 leceased. No. ;iSJ -, April t 1 11S kins by J. B. James. Sale made pursuant to the power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust executed by J. P. Hawkins, dated May 16th, 1922, and recorded in Book 8, at page 22, Record of Deeds of Trust of Havwood Countv. This 30th day 'of March. "l!35. GEO. H. WARD, Trustee. No. 222 April 4-U-1S-25. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE On Monday, April 2lUh, 1D35, at eleven o'clock A. M., at the court house door in the town of Waynes ville, in Haywood County, North Car olina, 1 will sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the following lands and premises: Being lots Nos. l;, 14, 25 and 20 of the J. 1'. Hawkins land, in the town of Clyde, as per map and sur vey made by J. K. Reagan, Engineer, which said map is of record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Haywood County, in Book of Maps "H," Index "E," and is hereby refr-! red to for a full and complete rec l ' of said lots in metes and bounds. Sale made pursuant to the power of sale conferred upon me by virtue of that certain deed of O'ust exei iited by W. G. Ford, dated August 7th, U23, and recorded in Hook ' , at page 108, Record of Deeds of Trust of Haywood County, N. C. This 2tUh day of '.March, 1S13S. J, K. MORGAN', Tr 'stce. No. 221 April 4 11-1S-25. -May 2-1). NOTICE OF Tlil'STEE'S SALE On .Monday, April 2lUh, at eleven o'clock, A. M., at the court house door in the town of Waynes ville, '.Haywood -County, North Caro lina, 1 will sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing lands and premises: BEING the .same tract" of land con veyed to the said J. B. James by G. M. Fish and wife, by deed dated the 27th day of April, 11)22, and duly re corded in the otlice of the Register of Deeds' of Haywood County, N. ('., in Book of Deeds No. 01, page 1(20, to which reference is hereby made for a complete description of said prop erty. Also being the same property this day conveyed to the said J. 1 Haw-Creek NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA. HAYWOOD COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned trustee will sell at public sale to the last and highest bidder for cash, on the 30th day of March, 1H35, at 12 o'clock noon, at the court house door, in the Town of Waynesville, the following described lands and prem ises, lying and being on the waters of Jonathan's Clock in Jonathan's Creek Township, and known as part of the old Boyd farm of which F. A. M. Boyd, deceased, formerly owned, imd being more particularly described as fol lows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, par cel or tract of land containing IS I acres, more or less, situate, lying and being on the Waynesville Road, lead ing to Cataloocliee and '.White. 'Oak Townships .and about nine miles from the Town of Waynesville, in JoiiattAin Creek Township, Haywood County North Carolina, having sii, h shapes, motes, courses imd distances as t1 more fully appear by reference to a plat thereof, made by ('. D, Medfoid, Surveyor, June 20th, 'lit IS, on tile with Federal Mind Bunk of 'Columbia. S. C, and being hounded on the North by the lands of Marshall Messer and C. M. Moody, on the. East by Jonathan on the South by the land of R. T. Boyd, U. H. Ferguson and W. H. Nelson, and on the W est by the lands of C. M. Rose and Marshall Messer, this being a part of the land allotted to J. K. Boyd, Jr., by the Commisiion ers, appointed to divide the lands of F. A. M. Boyd, Deceased, between the said J. R Boyd, Jr., and Fannie L. Welch and Sarah Boyd, widow of F, A. M. Boyd, and the said petition re port of Commissioners, and the decree confirming the Commissioners' report is recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, in Book 4, pages 10 to 20 of Special Proceedings, and also being all the land conveyed to J. K. Boyd, Jr., by Fannie 1,. Welch and husband, J. C. Welch, by deed dated June the 12th, P.U3, and record ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Haywood County in Book 40, page 44. The land described in the deed from Fannie I., Welch and sus band to J. R. Boyd, Jr., is a part of the land that the said Fannie L. Welch received by the partition pro ceedings above referred to. All of said land being a part of the old Boyd Home Place, and being all the land owned by the said J. R. Boyd, Jr. Sale is made under and by virtue of power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust bearing dat of the 21st day of January, 1131, exe cuted by James R. Boyd, Jr., and wife, Jinimie Boyd, and Sarah Boyd, widow, to 'William T. Hannah, trus tee, for Jams L. Palmer, the said deed of trust being recorded in the otlice of the Register of Deeds of Haywood County, in Book of Poods if Trust 30 at page 110, et seo which book and pages referenc ' hereby made. Default having b. i made in tin1 payment of the indehtt ' ncss secured by the said deed of trust, as the rein provided, and demand having boon made upon the 'Un dersigned trustee by the holder of the said indebtedness, as therein set out, that sili' of said lands be had under the power of sale contained ill said deed of t rust. The the 2Sth day of February. 11)35. WILLIAM T. II ANNA If, Trustee. o. HO,", Mar. 7-1 1-21-28. lob Printing EXPERT WORK The Mountaineer PHONIC 137 FREE. FREE! FREE! Each Suit Spld From Our J. L. Tailor and Co. Line From March 14 until Easter Will Receive Two Months Pressing Service FREE. BUY NOW AND SAVE A PRESSING BILL FOR THE NEXT TWO MONTHS. Each Suit Guaranteed 100 Wool And positively tailored to your own Individual Measurement. CENTRAL CLEANING CO. MAIN STREET PHONE 113 -Next Door To Waynewood Theatre Down Stairs 1111 AT HOME FIRST. . YOU'LL NEVER RECiRET IT. i -.-.. :- ! A Famous Family Of Men's Hats KJNOX - DUNLAP - BYRON C. E. 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