THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. 1925
THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
For Salle
One 43 foot lot on main
street, opposite
Postoffice
500 per foot
Opp. Postoffice
Phone 300
E. K. McGEE
ADMINSTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having Qualified as administrator of
the estate of Mrs. Kate H. L. Dykers,
deceased, late of the County of Hay
wood, North Carolina, this is to noti
fy all persons having claims against
the estate of the said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at his
office in Waynesville, N. C., on or be
Aug. 27. 6t. C.
fore the 17th day of July, 1926, or this
notice wiill be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 17th day of July, 1025.
GROVER C. DAVIS
Administrator of Mrs. Kate H. L. Dyk
ers, deceased.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator!
of J. L. Grahl, deceased, all persons
having claims against the estate of
the said J. L. Grahl, deceased, are
hereby notified to file said claims
with the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Haywood County, on or before
August 4, 1926, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery of such
claims.
All persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to pay said
indebtedness to the undersigned.
This 4th day of August, 1925.
W. A. GRAHL,
Administrator of the Estate of J. L.
Sept 10 Grahl, deceased.
Porch Rockers 20 off on all Map'.e
Porch Rockers. Blue Ridgs Furni
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WAYNESVILLE SHOE SHOP
19 Depot Street
Bring your shoes to us for Re
pair. rVe use the hest of K. L.
Leather and Goodyear Ruhher
Heels. J. V. Sumner, Prop.
Before You Go on Your
Vacation
When you are away on your Vacation
trip you want to look just as well dress
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of Jewelry from our stock will aid you
in appearing well dressed.
W. A. COBLE
Sletoeler
Phone 1 94-J Waynesville, N. C.
leal
Estate
Bass & Withers
Phone 100
Waynesville, N. C.
NOTICE BUS SCHEDULE
Independent Coach Line, (Inc.)
Between Waynesville, Lake Junaluska, Can
ton and Asheville.
Every Hour on Hour from 7 a. m.,to 6 p. m.
Leave Waynesville Opposite Postoffice.
Leave Asheville Union Bus Terminal Biltmore
Avenue.
Waynesville Phone 70-J
Canton Phone 155
Phone, 177
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MOCK'S
6IAN1 POWER PLAN
MERELY NEW NAME
ELECTRIC INDUSTRY ALREADY
PRACTICING AS GOV. PINQiOT
THEORIZES, SAYS NOTED
ENGINEER.
BY W H. LEE. CHARI-OTTE, N. C.
Vic l-resldent am) Thief Engineer South
ern I'ower Co.. Writing In PUBLIC
HHHVK-K, IniwI by the North and
South Carolina 1'ubllc Utility Bureau.
Through public addresses and nation-wide
correspondence, Governor
Pinchot, of Pennsylvania, endeavor
ing to establish a fearsome distinc
tion between "super-power" as it is
being developed by the electric light
and power industry and "giant-power"
a plan of his own making.
"Giant-power" as interpreted by the
Pennsylvanian, is the development of
more electric energy, utilizing the
country's water resources together
with the establishment of plants at
the mouth of the coal mines; the re
duction of costs to the small consum
ers; extensions of service to village
and farm; economic conaohdations
with resultant reductions of over
heads; and the regulation by the
public of the nation-wide monopoly
to be created.
"Super-power," as I see it, is the
development of the industry alotti;
just the lilies indicated by Governor
Pinchot with one important exception.
There s no nation-wide monopoly.
"Super power" does not contemplate
consolidations or combinations which
destroy the individual or fiscal identi
ties of separate rompan es; it goes
no further than physical interconnec
tions designed to insure more stable
and regular service. Officials of the
power industry will agree with Gover
nor Pinchot that theirs is a natural
monopoly but not of nation-wide scope.
It is more or less a local monopoi),
tt, tnr,. of the business making it
so in the interests, of service and
economy.
Already In Process
Sifted to a final analysis the pro
visions of "giant-power" are nothing
more nor less than "super-power" as
it is already being worked out by the
industry itself.
The aim of "super-power" is the
most effective and economic produc
tion and distribution of electricity, the
conservation of water-power and coal
and the extension of service to the
largest number of people possible at
the lowest rate possible. In our own
Southeastern States and the Paeifa.
Coast States the ideals of "super
power" have already been largely
realised, while the inter-connection of
independent power systems continue
in various other sections of the coun
try. The fact that this development
in the-power industry is being worked
out to the distinct advantage of the
consumer is attested by the fact that
the cost of electricity has sUadily
.wlim.i! in the face of increasing cost
of other items that enter into the
cost of living. The cost of electricity
in 11124 was 8.6 percent lower than
before the World War, it being about
the only item in the family budget
that has declined, whereas the other
items show .ncrc-ases that average
around 83 percent. ' -a.
As to the production of more elec
tricity, it is patent, in my opinion,
that the industry is growing as rap
idly as .s possible under any "scheme"
and as rapidly as the engineering and
financial proi ieins involved in the de
vtlopment warrant. Service was ex
tended iiy the indu-.:-y last year to
1 ,".00,000 new customers, while the
total output of the industry was ap
proximately 5-l,000,b00,00O kilowatt
hours of energy.
Plans for Kural Service
KxteoMoli of aorvi
another "f Hie
provisions A sin
along lh:il line will
skeptieal that rnr.il
reeding Just ms rapi
tinm themyeh t-s are
Cleveland anil Mi
North Carolina nr
this work rinhl at
Coivernor I'lni hi
his "glant-pnwcr"
tion-wi'h inohopo!
II regulate tli
i to rural seetinns is
al'i u "i.i lit -power"
' n' l- I'KipmentH
oiivuue the tmutl
1 i M.-llSHillR arc pro-
mli as tin- rural see-
able to reieive them,
kit nburg Counties tn
I'M i'lli'iit examples of
mi'" doors
, u !u!e admitting that
srheme elitruls 11 na-
, wnulil haw thi' pull
.niopoly. Itut regula
tion of the Industry which is mm not a
nation-wide monopoly alreaih exists.
In fortv-six stales there are public ser
vice commissions, elc.tcd by the people,
an Judicial tribunals to net between the
public anil the utilities Coven. or I'in
ohot declare!" In no uiu 11 t:.n. terms that
he does not favor government ownership
or government operatirn of the power
industry but that he elands for mora
effb lent regulation nod control. It Is In
teresting In the connection to note a re
cent declaration of Secretary of Com
merce Herbert Hoover that an exhaus
tive Investigation 'iy hh. department
Into the extent and effectiveness of the
regulation nof utilities by the state com
missions showed thte regulation to be
"surprisingly effective." Mr. Hoover, In
cidentally. Strongly advocated the con
tlnuanee of state regulation a opposed to
Federal regulation in his address to the
National Bleetrle Light Convention at
San Francisco, t
Owned By the People
One phase of the development of
"super-power" that has an Important
bearing upon regulation is found in the
wide distribution of the ownership of the
power Industry- The securities of the
cores and scores of power and llfht
companies are held by more than !, 500,000
"Just every-day" persons throughout U
country. Millions of other Individuals are
Indirectly Interested through the power
securities held by banks, trust companies,
and life Insurance companies. All of
which means that. In addition to the
regulation of the Industry by state com
missions, the people oi the country them
selves have a larg voice In Its manage
ment. . It appears that, after all, Governor
frnchot has seised upon a mowmeat that
Is all eady under way, a development that
tread y Is hi progress and, -glvlne? R aj
new name, would present It to the pubtts
as something new and - saroetbeog alts
gather desirable.
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