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THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
Clarence Moore Is
Sentenced 12 To 15
Years For Murder
(Continued from page 1)
ed sentence.
Hudie Early, reckless cfrivinp, fined
?50 and cost, drivers license revok
ed and given 6-months suspended
sentence.
Willie Davis, non support, ordered
10 pay $.uu a month to child.
Olinton. Truitt. reckless driving
fined $50, given 6-months suspended
sentence, and drivers license revoked
Jimmie Jones, Eugene Chapin,
flerscnel Keiley, assault, given 18
months suspended sentence upon pay
ment of costs.!
William S. Brooks was granted a
aivorce irom Alary S. crooks.
Buster Casey, larceny of auto, sen
tencer! 18 ti M mnntlii.-
Floyd Ford, housebreaking, fined
ou ana cost.
Paul Penland, larceny of chickens,
sentenced a months.
Johnny Green, house breaking, fined
ine cost and given 4-months suspend
ed sentence.
Bill Inman, violation prohibition
Jaw, sentenced 3 months.
May iMoore, violation prohibition
law, sentenced 2 months.
Sindy Inman, 4-months suspended
sentence and cost.
Ellis Forga, violation prohibition
law, on two charges. Fined cost and
given 12-month,s suspended sentence
r.a loung, violation prohibition law,
given it months suspended sentetnce
upon iiavment of cost.
Millard' Brown, public drunkenness,
nnea and JO-day suspended sen
tence upon payment of cost.
Homer Messer and Grace Messer,
violation prohibition law, on two
counts, given 18-months suspended
sentence upon payment of cont.
Allen Cagle. larcenv. 6-month sns
pt'TVIed sentence upon payment of
cost.
Frank Williamson, non payment of
iaxi dim, ordered to pay $12, and giv
en it months suspended sentence
upon payment ot cost.
Claude Rogers, assault, sentenced
12-months.
Tom Inman, assault, sentenced 18
months. Julius Whitmire, non support of
child, ordered to pay $ii.00 a month,
given o-months. suspended sentence.
Carter Boone, non support of child,
oruereo to pay Jtuz.&u a month.
.Robert Caldwell, nml Hnhert H
per, assault with a deadly weapon,
' scuiciiceu :-montns,
Lester Franklin, 'disturbing public
worship, fined $2f. nn,l nln a...
suspended sentence upon payment of
l-osis.
Robert Singleton, disturbing pub
lic WArchin KnnA t1?i
....... if,, limy H'f, vnu jjiven 4-
iiionins suspended sentence.
CLYDE NEWS
Mr. S. E. Connatser, principal of the
Clyde district schools, and president
of the Haywood County Teachers, as.
sociation, nas announced a county-
wine teachers meeting t Ka haM
.Saturday, feDruary lo, at the Cen
tral elementary school in Waynee
ville, at 10 o'clock.
The ireneral tonic for discussion is
Character Education." Fred L.
Safford. orinciDal from Fines Creek
scnooi, win speaK on Ihe f unda
mental Factors in Character Education."
Carleton Weatherbv. Wavnesvillp.
principal speaker, will speak on
"Student Activities Valnahlo fr.-
Character Building. Thomas Erwin,
pnncipal of Cecil school, will dis
cuss "Character Education Through
the Regular School Subjects.
Superintendent Jack Mpsspt will
be in charge of announcements, and
the Rev. Albert New the devotional.
Special music will h fnrnioi,H hu
l-Mrs. Richard N. Barber, Jr.
Ur. H. I. Hunter, president of
Western Carolina Tea rhers' "V1 Intro
' .u.
win oe the principle speaker.
All teachers are urged to attend
this meeting.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY n
Ance Phillips Gets
Years For Murder
CLYDE TO PLAY FINES CREEK
The Fines Creek basket.hall ma
will meet the Clyde teame Friday
night, February 14, in the Clvde
gymnasium. The game between the
quintets is expected to be close, but
tne Liyde sextet is confident of vic
tory over the visiting team.
WEBSTER GAME POSTPONED
The ha.skethall t'ampc in tha ri,rAa
schedule were postponed last week
The Webster game was called
off because the school had closed
tor severa davs. Tho irnmo with
Waynesville was postponed on
account of inclement ivntV.ii-
The Webster game will be played
at an eailv date: the Wn
game will be played Tuesday night,
reoruary 1a, on the Clyde court.
NEW FEATURE ADDED
The hitrh school literarv suntv Vim
aaeo a new leatuie in the program.
For the last two mpptinov i.u,.i-,r
dent has had the privilege of being on
tne program. A roll call has been
instituted and as each pupil responds
he Clllotes sirintnre. 1
- - - f - - I .-..u i JVVH Jf
a maximum quotation of historical
importance, ihe society meets every
Friday afternoon.
PUPIL HIT HY A ITTfl
Dotson Palmer, n nunil in iho ,tr
enth grade, has returned to school.
liotson was struck by an automobile
recent V and Wile a nnHnnt r, (U
- " ,,, im;
Haywood Count. v II
uays
DELEGATIONS
The State School Commission has
found some. Comfort In the snow nnd
cold weather. The dolt-Rations that
this department in Raleigh- finds dally
wauiiiK on Uh doorstep are said to
tie tew and far between.
SCHOOL CLOSED Fit in V
ThtM'O W1U nn rhnnl in cninn n i
Clyde last Frwlav due to wpntner inn.
ditions. The school buses could not
make the routes.
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aisles, trying to catch every word of
testimony aoout the 3o-year-old mur
der. Several times JuHcp All PV haA rt
can tne court attendants to give more
iresn air. .ot at any time did order
nave to oe caned.
During the ent ire hearing A v.k
wi 111 snirt sleeves wearintr a ksht
shirt, new suspenders and new shoes.
He was well shaven extent for- ,io
neatly trimmed moustache. Not a
gray hair could be seen in his head,
and he showed sicn.s nf h&lnr, ki
health. 6
He showed no siens of -
concern during the hearing, often
mumbling something tn h
twirling his thumbs. Once or twice
he spoke to hie lawyers, but for the
most Dart 1US at listening coit
word but looking- neither to the
right nor left.
The sentencing of Phillips brings
to a Close, one of the mnu iir,,,a,,l
. - ....... w.iuoua,
cases to be tried in a Haywood court.
He came back here in nD,.,mk.
- - ... l v 1. hi 1 w
see nis twother m Pigeon township,
and later arrested. Solicitor Queen
tnat a true bill, charging
j minus tor muroer nnd hpon w.t,,
ed by the grand iurv in th Pokron
term of court in 1901. But PhilliDS
u .i i . '
iiau never Deen arrpRtm fni-
der until last month, if :
-Wfc. J 111 ill c
diately after the fatal event on Christ
mas eve in rjuu, although he is said
to have returned to the ..,r,., 1
times ourincr th naut feiu oo u
, , , . - 1 jvma, lie
had been in 14 states since leaving
Tuesday morning- when
was passed. Philli
while Judge Alley reviewed the case.
During the past few days Phillips has
been bothered with einmoni. t ui
- .i..v...vi, nuuuje,
and was snowin? man., v,,,;
tered when appearing in court again
x ursuay.
Final argument mt tvio.i v... t? t-
Alley. Jr.. ami Wiliium t 1..
(l , ' ........ iiniinan tor
the defense, and Grover Davis for
I " "
fjr White House Evaporated
NO JOH, WEDDING CALLED
OFF
T...' - ' .
niiiaie .1 UcIL-e llohoit T c.-il.ln ,.e
Fremont. ().. has just received this
- tier: 1 am returning, this' marriage
ih-i-omc ..,,, use I didtrt Ret married
My HWee.llicart' lost hlu ...,.1 ....,,
' 1 c II
IIMVC to OOHtlWinp rmi.
OLD AGE PENSION CONVENTION
A state-wide rnhvention of the
North Carolina Old App Pension As
sociation will lie held in-Durham--on
Friday, Ketiruarv ihi "th -n.. t..i,
T. Hiiitus i.f uKh 1.. lnt will discuss
Plans.
GRANDMOTHER OF COACH PASS
KS
The faculfv anil snrlnnt Ka1
the school extend thei
.oacn and ivirs. .in men in ho rmoc n.y
of their grandmother. Mrs. Sallie
tnpps.
MOVE TO CLYDE
Teachers movinc to CI
the second semester are: Mr. and
Mrs. James Misspo Romim M.iri
hannan, Mary Davis, Margaret Ter
rell, iMizatX'Ui Mct:racken, and Mrs.
Hilda Halliburton.
ftlOUNTAIN JOE
Well, friends, I Jiate to al
ways be talking about the
weather, but what in the sam
hill else is there to talk
about? 'Cept, maybe, about
the farmers. They are all
behind with their work, and
one thing is sure this spring,
all of us will start farming
at the same time. The lazy
ones and the smart ones all
together.
I have built so many fires
this winter I can build 'em
with my eyes shut and I
can also go to these Burgin
Boys and buy stuff with my
eyes shut, and still know that
I get my money's worth.
Never do I have to worry
about getting full weight, or
the best goods when I trade
with these boys.
Burgin Brothers
AT TDK PKl'OT PHONE 334
Burgin's Dept Store
PERFECT. DRIVER
Thirrjr-eiuhl .years
miles id" a uloiiioliile
;in ac.eide.Mi, ii liclet
intr. nut f rom 11 Ira 111
iiiii half niillinn
driving 'without
or even a bawl
cop, is the rec
ord of. ,loseii S. Corlelyoii : of ll;r
uiiitli. X. .1. As ,1 reward ho Kot a
loiiii.limeni.iiy letter last week from
the Acting Motor '.Vehicle C.'omniis
"ioiii'r of his state. ' .'
JUDGE OFFERS TO PAY
A case in 'which the 1m,i,- it,.,i
10 pay tne sum at stake to end the 11
Mention was discloseil in .........
burvr court this week- Circus 7,i.,
' "enry Jiinnsiin, of Allendale, said
nie issue over an acre of sandy Lex
union county land valued at J10
iooh inree days to try at a cost of
approximately $500. He finally sent
wo,,, 10 tne litigation that he w, 1,1,1
pay Ihe price of the land if one of
mem would deed to the other.
MR; .MORGAN'S FAREWELL
liefore leaving Washington, after
the weeks df KiillinK at the hands of
tne memliers of the Senate .Munitions
'"' t.tee, J. P. -Moil.an remarked
when he told them Kood-hye "I have
had a line time--and I Would hot have
missed this investigation for the
world."
KING OF HOBOES" ANGRY
WATV STRKET
ruoxK 74
W E DELIVER
GENERAL AGAIN IN THE
LIMELIGHT
lii'iyadier-C.ener.il Manns MePlos-
key. '42-yeai's an artillery man nun-
nimaniler of Fovt I'.rairir. X C win.
spoke the hislorie World W'ai- word:!
retereat hell no. w e Just -ot : tiei v"
-is drain- in t'ie news.. Senator 1:
Ke.vno.lds accused the seereiarv
War of dlscriuiinatimr against (he
ueneral liy failing, to reconuiiend him
for promotion, hut later, withdrew his
protest when the arniv regulations of
Such .pronioiions were explained.
it was June 3, 19 is, -when the Ger
mans; had. launched a mass attack
atrainst the French line. McOInKkey's
Ira tier j- took a position : to relieve the
French- Field "Artillery, riBht in plain
view of the German observers, under
a heavy shell fire. The Commander
of the French Reiriment reninr,ivi.0.i
with Colonel MeCloskey. : '
"It is impossible to remain here "
he miid. "Surely you are ..going to re
treat." 'netreat Hell Xo We just pot
here," answered the American -.artilleryman.
.left" Davis, "K'inL' of 11,,
thi.s week, that he is all "het
this business of trvinu to
li'oes out of 1 Hi',,, ;!.,.
"Why. s.iv." be evnl,,
the recent ordiii.ime ..f 1.
iainst ilic-in, "fin M:,ni,
i ne .itinerant' .men and Wi
made California, what it is i
Davis contends that a hoi
bile btit lie works when t In
1 ....
1 nn nun a Hum or a, tt
work. ,
boes" said
up" about
keep ho-
iled. after
's Annelcs
nt, "it was
omen who
iKht now."
'o may be
re's n job
imp won't
I
J. B. IVEY HONORED
At a banotiet held in rbnrb.Me
Tuesday nitrht celebratinc- thp acti.
anniversary of the founding of the
nrm of J. B.: Ivey one of the bwr,w
in the South, J. I. Ivey. founder, was
presented a handsomelv bound hnnt
of signatures of the ivey employes
and executives. The presentation was
made by the oldest emnlove
Annie Lonp.
LEGISLATURE
Kventually It may be necessary for
the Governor to call the Legislature
in special session, ag some have re
manded .hut" Congress must o-et a hit
further nlomr before the Governor
will be able to see any such necessity.
He is of the opinion that the time to
consider enactment of a State law to
coordinate with Federal arts nn cneini
.security will tie after nnnm -h
I completed the Federal set-up-not
ti-V.il It .In .
More than n spreader. A soil builder
anil Insuramv for tt. good crop.
Onion Sets
Teas, lsloomsdalc Siiimuh. ltadi-h
Cabbage, l'lant.s, Ix'tluee.
GARDEN TOOLS
Field Seeds
Known Purity and Germination
I.i:si'F.IK7..S
si:i: oats :
;has.sks. i.o F.ns
1 WW lf.c
Field Fence, Roofing
SEED POTATOES
Irish Cobbler, Rose. Maine grown.
FERTILIZERS
I.ime, IJone Meal, Slieep Manure
Farmers Federation
(IXCOIJPOKATKI))
Waynesville Phone 344
Canton Phone 221
Full Pack Rip
Tonatoes 5
Full Case (2 doz.) .....
GELATIN DESSERT Asstd. Flavors
NO. 2
CANS
$1.35
pairkle 6 2i5c
13 RrnlroM ClSn
Sultana Broken Slice
Poimeappie 2 - 29c
Choice Evaporated
Peaches 23 c
Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery
I (Lfl "0""0"Qk IT Quartered Prints b.
Fancy Blue Rose
IONA
PEACHES
M ice
LARGE
CAN ,
15c
Lard, 8 lb. ctn. ...98c
Fat Back, lb, ... ...10c
Sugar, 10 lb. bag . ..... .. . ,49c
Prunes, nice size, lb. . .... . . . . 5c
P&G Soap, lg. size . . . . . . ... .4c
14 Oz. Bottle Catsup . . . . . . . . 10c
Iona Flour, 24 lbs. ... ... ... , .75c
Three 5c Boxes Salt ..... ,10c
. SS 1. . f
Pound
WELCH'S
Grapelade, jar . 15c
RAJAH
Extracts S . 19c
SULTANA PEAMT
Butter13
DELMOXTE
Fruit salad ?an a 21c
GRAPEFRl'IT and ORANGE
Juice Blended 2 cL2 25.
srxxYFiEi.n
Soda age 5C
IOXA
Corn 3 "caJ 25c
$hondmotlw&
PULLMAN LOAF
SLICE!) OR UNSLICED
;V'. ':.?':9c'V'-;:
ROUND ROLLS 2 d 9c
WHOLE WHEAT
SCICED OR UNSLICED
16-0Z. Loaf
O.. .
Eight O'CIock
0FFEE
Mild and Mellow
Iona
BEANS
Cigarettes, pkg. 12c
Brooms,
WHITEIIOrSE
Milk IT 15c
SULTANA CHILI
Sauce IT-
AXX PAGE BREAKFAST
COCOA, 2'7-lb. cans ' 1 5c
' ANN PAGE -."
Cherries 2 c?Ma.. 25c
CHOCOLATE DRINK
COCONOG, z-lb. can 19c
10c
(pJwduoL SuqqsudioiUu!
Bananas, 4 lbs. . . . . . . . . ....21c
Green Peas, 2 lbs. . ..... . . . 15c
Green Cabbage, 3 lbs. . . . . .. . 1QC
Lettuce, lg. size, 3 for... ... . 25c
Fresh Tomatoes, lb 10c
Greens, any kind, 3 lbs 25c
Apples, cooking, 3 lbs. . . . . . 10c
.- ti tt i t iiare;
29c
17c
....... .1 1.1 ""imiii; on it, amending
here and adding there.