A Nor; Partisan Family ;
VOLi-'MF. XXXV.
WITH THE LOCAL
y i !i in ot ivo
DK RASKIN S ADDRESS GIVES
METHODIST LADIES IMPETUS
i? The ??. inhere of l hi Worn en V Mn?
?ier?ary ^o??iety who did not hear
"J Dr. Rankin's talks about India as
a culmination of the recent books
studied, "ftuilding with India" mis.-fd
a great opportunity. The speaker
portrayed in a very vivid manner
the handicaps ai'd disabilities of the
people ?f India. Beginning with the
* JPr time vhen Abraham was called out
^ of the Ur of Chaldecs, citing some
of Paul's Missionary journey**, and
t foroiKC down to the present day of
"* the missionaries in India, told of the
v, calS of a struggling world for the
Gospel of Christ. W e feel that Dr.
lCankhi. through his address, has giv%
en the women of the Methodist
Chinch a great impetus for future;
work.
MPTHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a. m. J. B..
Steele, Sup*.
Preach ins: at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. |
bvt the pastor Rev. M. B. Wooslcy. |
Bpworth Be ague 0 :1 a.
Pravei service Wednesday at 71
*
p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
V/eslcy Bibre CUki Attends Social.
The Young Men's Wesley Bible
Class of the Methodist'church attend
e*\ a business meeting: and social last
Thursday night in the basement of
the ""ports of work and
7 pl.ifis for future activities of the clans
were hear*! v itli interest. Another
feature of the evening was th?- refreshment;
-i rvcd by the social committee.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 10 a. in. \\ R.
Graink. Superintendent.
Pn.'Achutg by pastor a*. II u. *n.
and 7 ?>. m
Senior. Int and Juiuqi B. Y. P.
U's, at (' p. to.
Prayer meeting and choir practice
Wwln da\ 7 p. ?n.
Renewed interest is being taken
in thi adult Sunday .School class for
men *i hey have divided into reds
iind I dues and are contesting to see
which side can win in the number
of at tendance. This is good but. there
is a deeper motive. We want to see
the men ? ' I5?k?!ic lined up for the
Sunday School. If the parents canit
^ 4 to Sunday School there would ho m:
to Sunday School next Sunday The
Baptist? want to get those for whoit
they responsible. It" you choost
the v. J;>v?di: t church ?r any of nu
others, by nil means go there -:u?r, y,
so mew hope. You cannot afford U
stay oat. ,,
F. M. HUGGINS, Pasto
Church Directory?Watauga Luther
an Pastorate
Mi. Pleasant. Thursday evening?
business and social meeting Luthe
League
Friday, light brigade at narsonag
"2 p. m.
Sunday?Sunday School at 9:15
Morning worship 11 % m ; Luthe
League 3 p m.
Mt. Zion?Sunday School 10 a. ?v
Luther League 11:15.
Holy Communion---Sunday Scho
10 a. rn.
Grace- Boone- --Snmbu School 1
; ^| a. n;. Luihi i League p. n\.
TH2? FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLU
On Kcbraiiiy v i irict ly a
? terncnvi < ! : m?*f whh Mr K '
fJreeno. In spits-- of ike snow ur
\ CO id i! tl it C u i . - :? ''
1'Tlt.
The bon.se ^ ; - decorated w ML
profusion of red hs aftr ti
? ! - givt ti i?> each. The
followed a time of brain rack! eg o
we were asked c make a Valentin
After a few minutes each read h
verse and they were then voted e
It was hard to decide who was t
poet, but finally the prise, a love
heart-shaped embroidered apron \v
yiven to Miss Beatrice Lyon.
After a delightful salad cour
followed by cream and cake, t
. ; guests reluctantly took their lea
The visitors present were Mrs?
and Miss Lvon.
jSl
r / Tarheel farmers will tie their w
better this year. A number have pi,
ned to order co-ooeratively the paj
twine u*ed on fleeces.
Newspaper Published in a:
$1.50 Per Yr? BOONE.
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
APPALACHIAN SC^l.pOL
Mr. May of -Johnson City was at j
tfee Ap^bchian Training School I m
' past week to .supply some fuiSire >
For the new building
Another culd v.a^e or two has I'i.mi
cituing a shiver through Boone and
the county the past week. A snow
tojrm lasting about four days came,
followed by one clear day, then on
Sunday came about the severest wind
that has come at all. It was a regular
gale the entire day. All there nave
passed however and at this writing
the weather is clear ilnci only modcr-j
atelv cold.
't he new administration building: (
at the Training School is nov. nearly l
ready for the furniture and it is ex
pceted that this will he put in very
-0011. The contractors will soon have
the gymnasium enclosed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. South on Friday
n it?ht gave to a number of their
! friends a "housew arming" to celebrate
tht mmnlotion of 1 heir new
home. Your correspondent was not
I one of the fortunate quests, but is
I informed that the gathering was a
j success. After a number of games
1 of various kinds and general enjoyj
mcnt refrvshments were served and
I wen greatly enjoyed b\ ail. The
j friends departed with a kind feeling
i i'oi the pleasant ocasion.
1. M. Downum.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
PAYS TRIBUTE TO WILSON
Washington Feb. 10- Tribute ?>dsn
ivas paid to the memory of Wood
I r??\v Wilson in the Central Presbyj
teriati <hurch here, where he had
; worshipped in ho' vigorous days.
President and Mrs. < oolidge and.
| many high government officials wc-r<
j present t<> h?*ar the Rev. Dr. dame
I H. Taylor deliver a sermon "A great
Man ha.- Fallen," and to lister.
> those hymns the dead president iov?'d.
They - at near Mr. Wilson s flag
draped pew, which is to he in mourn
ing for 30 days.
Intimate glimpses into the life ot
the war President were given by lir.
| Taylor.
! u.?. tho nn'.v n( c*rP5?t_
ness by his devotion and loyalty to J
the vision of peace"* he said "but!
this great sacrifice will not be in1
vain. The {generations that are t<?j
come will rise up and call him bles-l
sed.
"We can ?ay of him in ail due
reverence that God sent a man into
th worid, a man of great spirit and
1 1 . h i a * of great intellectual
:i idealism, n man
who was a seer an?l a prophet of
? ace, to be a leader of hi.- neopie
and a friend to the world, wndse
. me t V?"oedr?r.v Wilson."
> Pouching on the religion . l the
1 former president. Dr. Taylor *aid he
went, to church to worship, not merely
to observe a custom, "b ii ^ find
comfort ;id strength for his spiritual
" iife."
"He v, as m every sense of the word
a Christian gentleman." the pa.-tor
! continued. "He was an elder in the
Pre. ' > i ian church and recognized
tfta lothee as one of dignity and of
honor He was very devotional and
reverential in his w orship, and - in
1 o.l lo or.joy greatly taking part i1
the ringing of he hymns"
" One sMdier hoy sent him a khakit
tojiid copy of he Mew T'estamcd
-uch a.s the doaghbuys carried iati
.he tv-nrhc- with them, asking Pin*
to ics. i v iwry day. He kept *.iiis
j lavement.. cover fcilanr to read &h<
j. K!- wmnd .*. ? i:t. and ?t> mat
.. it. r how ha-d fit oa.l .s orked tiunr*
| the da\ or how iate the hoar a
J night. ho read U?q tem??
kept i ; ;. vitn h? boys.
"IJ 11 if.. I }?' ; :oi! cf ih - V ? :
\vhi j> out city was crowded :.ir.d 0?
churches ia.tuyond their vapnc
1 j it> . he insi/tfed that his pew -i:?- aI
be divkscd with the soldier ?h> . s mi
ret.
otten privates and non-coomiQsst <> ?ie
*f; ofljcers were seated next to th? con
f mauder in ch\ef of the army an
. nav v."
?n.
; The hymns thai Mr. Wilson love
I and which were intoned to day :
the memorial service were:
"How Firm a Foundation." "Da
T r\. : 4U. wr,.,? it urpj,,,
- is uyillg n? tuv yy anu ?>v
| of God Goes Forth to War. '
'^e All of the service was broadca
ve" ; bj radio.
' I ~ " ~
Tom Tarheel says that he and fc
| neighbors are going to pay cash i
ool their fertilizers this year. They foui
an- a difference of about seven dolla
per per ton between the cash and tir
price on some fertilizers.
4
K.: for Boone and Wataug
WATAUGA COUN.V. NORTH C?
. . :r eyes ready to
gaze upon noted tut
Lexor, Egypt rVh. 11.?Out .
the i*?iwb of Tutankhamen t^dfiv many
-ijiris shot* that the ureal" mome: t ;
lis as ha'nd when the lid of he oha-!
rustoh's huge sauastoiae coffin will be i
raised and us heretofore inviolate secret
disclosed. Howard Carters native
foremen were carrying down the
Coils of rope for use with the differential
pulleys with which ih'. lid
' * he hoisted* while during th? morn-'
i?S * great flat packing case arrived I
containing a <hcct of tout glass, cut
exactly to the measuremon? of the!
ercophagus. When the lid is raised
the glass will be laid over the cotlm j
enabling visitor- to ga^e upon the j
contents of the casket and at the i
ame time sheltering the body of the
pharaoh from possible damage.
Within the tomb Mr. Carter and
his associates spent the morning shifting
the roof of the fourth casket
which is suspended from slings closet
above the sarcophagus, to the ante- j
chamber where it was packed up a'"' I
stacked with the roof sections o" the
other shrines which are awaiting removal.
The inside of this roof which
i. unlike the roof of the other shrines
;s barrel shaped, it is beautifully decorated
with a figure of a king and
th ocustonuny line of five hawks with
outspread wing: v as found on the
inside of the roofs of the other casket
s
A NOBLE SOUL
A Tribute to Ex-President Wilson
. "l I 'inniL \lmtrm. I Inu'l-llIM
My {.noughts iniv, fly afar.
! see a noble mart
Lying <o ^' *>!*! and still.
Not moving in the van
As in the fornier days
11;! bravely bore his part
! erve the world his best
With true and faithful hsaiL
Idea is of highest mold
Possessed his noble soul
To see a better day.
As on the years may roii.
When peace shall fill all lands.
* Ego world a brotherhood,
Reaching with brother's hands
Each serving other's good.
When comes another one
Whose word the world will hear.
! Whose fame shall further reach
| In history ringing clear!
1 Who passed more confident
1'hat thought for which he stood
; Would spread to serve the world
j TTo nations* highest good.
| 10 liicc liiror i?v dv.vtl"..
! Such spirits cannot rli.
! Who live for others weal
Can all death's throes defy,
i Thy noble thoughts shall live
When smaller pass away.
J .\p.d bri% to nations far
_\ fairer, brighter day.
Crafty Money Getting Plan
Brings Quick Reward in Rorni
How U? get money without workinj
for it round original expression h
Rome recently. Some men in that cit'
. j r.re ingenious, and not behind oper
a tors in other countries in rhinkiii;
! up ways to get lire quickly and safel
: from someone else's own pocket, int.,
their own.
: A handome plate glass window
j a fine shop i shattered by a stoni
j ' he proprietor rashes out and i iiid
1 man; hand-- pointing to a smaii l>oj
| cowering and afraid, and evident!
guilty. Hi grabs the ?< \ a..a verd
i his anger, lurid Roman vfu?\l> an
^ cuffs.
"} A we'd dressed - > h nia . onssia
li .
A oy reprices . iv.- store -.pc. i ne/m
l oi*f unote boy put:; up a pat hoik- ia
j and arouses the interest of t'.
' j wealthy stranger, who out o.t tl
; at:*.ess of his he: ic, finally offe1
"j I : -i pay the su re ki tiu-r for the dar
. j age, which has bccfi es^iro.:", .
1 1 .'.:l Or. !!.. -i, f off ;i 1000 live I..
( "r?>m the top of a thick rod, tr.c/
4" to the owne/ of the amp. and ge
BOO lire in change-. The erow?3 mei
j the boy away, the wealtj
stranger calls a cab, and ?n the tir
the store keeper learns that the X0>
lire note is counterfeit.
iy
>r* The locomotive not only has t
^ right of way, but can prove it.,
out of the many attempts no an
has uccecded in derailing one.
tis Many communities are now po
or ing orders for fertilizing materi
id Buying in quantity for cash is
rs suiting in money being saved j
ne those taking part, report extensi
workers of the State College.
WfSfj
<1 Mt'
a County, th Leader of *
ROLtNA. "i HUKSDAY ' lie.'.SI
MR Wi-JGEEY SAYS:
J bvlievt- itr Tiewspjijior advertising.
I spend about a miitibb dollars,
a year for newspaper space
to tell the world about the gooJs
! have to sell. Nearly everybody
reads the papers arid they
are tie most effective medium
to reach the buying public quick
ly and often.
INROAD MADE ON FEW
REMAINING DEER
On Monday last some boys out
hunting got two deer started not
l'ar from Boone. lion. F. A. Linney
ha; some fine hounds which were
out that day, and after the animals
were running, started the dogs after
t.hem. One ot them was chased
to Ruthcrwood, where it was shot,
dressed, and even some of the venison
was hi ought to Boone it is said.
The only deer extant in this county
now are a few that escaped from
the Cone park sonic y? ars ago, and
all true spoilsmen ha' e been especially
interested in protecting them.
Last winter one was seen within a
, quarter of a mile of the main busii
tiess section of this town, and in
addition to very strict law- that
have been on the statute honks foi
years passed, additional severe pen|
alties have been named as the lot of
j the violator. Indeed it is better to
| Set into a considerable mix-up with
j a two-legged animal than i.o bother
the iitth soiiii-tanie doer that arc
ari- attempting to get the:r" livelihood
from r.mong Watauga's sunny hills.
It is pretty generally known who
the perpetrators of this crime arc
add .\ep- are being taken to bring
them to the full measure of justice.
Xo n?.r: in.di would attempt to kill
gam;? out of season, more especially
a doe, and it is hoped that hoe
'would-be:' may be caught without
any unnecessary delay.
To add te th misdemeanor, the
do.- woum have scam given birth to
two fawns.
California climate
bad on the mercury
San Francisco.?California boast?
about its climate, ami California has
lots of climate to boast about, accord
lag to the United States weather bu
I'eau here, which says California ha?
greater assortment of climate thai
any other state and more contrasts
The following official weather re
I ports prove that California can de
light an Eskimo or soothe a savag<
darkest Africa.
f Th* hvttcst t in; .. . r W>
- l > : - .1 1.1 .. 1
r. 1.1 iv wui-.x ...
Valley. June 10, i'.'i when the me
ri.ry roso to \'\: degrees it: the shad'
llodie. in Mono ton:!i>. hoi?i ih
California record for tho -nlu-r c.\
1 rente with .'id degrees he:ow .? j..
While many parts of the st&i i?ay
nwer seen snow, Aiplno county Ha
a fall of 7.1 foot in the wintei o
6 190.6-07
* Del Norte county registered 153.5
1 inches of rainfall in a single year.
Lake county had 7 I.."S i inches fa
In a single mouth.
" In San Bernardino county it one
rained 16.71 inches in a single da
l> j in the same county Lk< -re is a sect'io
; where not a drop of rain has fuilt
n i for ir.ofv than two years.
Poird Reyes, on the California st
"" roast, has ihe coolest summer in J
" inerica \v:lh a iV.oan t emperat urn <
* "? y degree.-.
i : sonw . o:-v.or. of Cakioruiu h i
v/ tw gteat ir.<*u:ii.:.in?. frost can I
:.-uv,d every ntr.vth in the year, pi
r >?* v*. i frost and <
vt-remes oi ?-? i . > ?*? ??v
... -i Vv$...tan:e>> kVv i.ui-c-tcd we
oMb?? 5 car.
10 ->*?.- tiiinc!:- '. I:.:-.tlr.e of r.Vtv nv
' j . ;ua -J.e <2;imues .?< Ifce
11 ; *ni i-near.- for ilwe&v- bv?h-'g
it .
. . . r:r us 1*a.< ...... mner 1
rv; warm: month; has a wu -
:l I ._a tempgr&iurc of deja;: < . >
tJ" .in* coldest month, January sho-vs
| atan of -ID degrees. Because S
I rrancisco is never too hot and ru"1.
!'e too cold, mamif an turers and oil
L*1 j employers of labor say the San I v:
t cisco bay district is the most eftiett
working place known.
"e In twenty years there has been 01
a~ 28 thunderstorms in San Francis
do Since 3 871 snow has fallen here 01
times. It was never deep and n<
er lasted long. Most of the snow v
up merely a passing fall of hut a 1
rt]s minutes' duration.
re
for Give your farm a name and r
on ister it according to law, say ext,
sion workers of the state college
v
ViortI .western North Caroli;
( 14. 1924. 5 Cti. iCcpy
i "
J. W HORTCN. PROMINENT 1
WATaUCA Ci tTZ?W. DEAD
J i' t * death of *'i . .-urnes \\ . Hoi :
^ . b i?cri(rr^l at h - bjt$ne
( f?v( i eek Tuesday rdgftt afu r a
few rla.i s rittness with p.ici/rnoma \Ya- ;
tauga loses oik oi her l?cst it 4seas. 1
He v. as !>orri and reared ;n thus
|cou2>tv and bad attained the
:7b yturfc. He has eve** been bioad in
' his views, and progressive in ail the ?
rhinos that 'uokod to tife betternu w 1
101 his beloved county.
Mi. Horton was a soldier ir?
' Confederate army and had been for
! many yt ars chairman of the Pension
. Board of the county, and was still j
I holding this position at the time of
his death. He was one of the charter
1 members of Snow Lodge A. F. & A.
M.. having dindted from Watauga j
1 Lodge 1173, when Snov\ Lodge was J
eonstituted. lie was an authority 011
I Masonry, having been considered one |
j of trie brightest and best posted Ma- |
9U!..> Hi Lilt-: C'lUlllV. tit" WcliS LIlMriC'. I
1 Grand Master for a number of years!
just nrior to his death.
Mrs. Hurt.on and six children . ur j
vjve. Interment was made yjbstei^
j day afternoon at 1 o'clock. the M a |
sonic fraternity having charge of the
| funeral. Snow and Watauga Lodge
i partimputing.
ir: th< der.ih of Mr. Korion Watauga
county at large is griev"*!. as
!tu mi.;-, hud more real friend.- than
did he.
W. J. BRYAN CONGRATULATES
GOVERNOR MORRISON ON
OUSTING OF "MONKEY BOOK"
! William Jennings Bryan joined tin
| army ;! contributors to Governor
j Morrison's "monkey book'- oorre.xI
poncenee by sending vongratillations
j for {)\> action of the executive in
j oiv-ting two hio'mgN hooks from the :
j high school text bonk lis; that dealt
villi evolution ;ii a manner <h- . s ihI
cd as 'rabid'.
M?\ Bryan's letter written from
Miami. V'a was not made public hut
; ;i predicted that the Governors of;
! cthei stales would follow the North
Carolina ejcycutive in Innriii t wnat
Bryan rails the "monkey hook.-."
Since the action of the governor,
1 letters have flooded in upon him
congratulating or denouncing hi in for
throwing out the two hooks. Commenting
oil some of the letters of
1 i!eniiiu*iatit.ii tin governor said that
l?.. .11.1 n?i ni'nnrtui. onl.-ruii*' iuta
controversy with any one over the evcluskirw
of 11\? '.<wk or. biology from
the high i ' h.y board of e?;j
a< ihi.
r.u. 'i.
1 i.' i :) of tin- tie: 1 .? inkons 1
! 'i*. v v.. i\; trom :h high now.-.
0 ! t
v. : <i i:- K: ciard .? adherej
1 t o lh?- > vented \V?j1 ?j f no: as toj
tl ? : ? ' t-Mui. In North Carokn.. I
o arj l? e re odious freedom nas :tl
e ways bee. gi< and has kept church
'! and >tate f iiiic throughout historj
* Tin so high lnov intelleetpftis jg&rgv
uy witl religious iiitokraniw because
1 in a >taie where we have not a)?^A\-d
1 iv ijrious reaching io be a part of
o.tir sclijgn! life \v 'do not v.ai.t the
1 ' ? >' Urn.-. t..?(.Vlii',r
:?|th?- a 11 i .it creation contained ip
,;i (loil i.- a myrii.
11 "if \\ i >~huuic! e\er deesdo to te:ieb
n religion in our scuouls I am satisfied
ihc P'o'oi'Uoo v.ciuUi insist on the
Holy B. " he oddv<l. ui .iiv .1 ::r,
J that ihe teachiiie: of tiie - u'ljeet iUiit
";ter i?? 1 ox m (ieil book: In
| iii a to'."-st > ooow?
" O RM. iRiiANIZE VAT'tUCA
PC;-! AMERICAN I-KOION
;-i|> | v>V T< i*? _ . *'v." '
lit ' Mr. - >} of ' ?< ,ii>; r v ?
!*>"! V. ;u.4i ? .. r!\-v?. i. :i
\ lXt>)W vr. Saturday I. K?
ics.-.-i ttit hoys in ^*ettir;? :*v.
he j J oi*r?*aV/i>:;fl#t.?p. of iht iov tl po;S\. hi
j footed. ujg ( xp!?viv. ye-., ont top
hoj i iv't .it-aunt. > pi iv*~re-t U> tilt
-1 na:i i". and vvi 1 jltw o the ii>;
id aJis of Veteran's I os.ii Bureau?
a | h w>'\ earnestly thai
W ! :ho o\ ?11 . :.:.v in !. ti.' ii <?- -i eh mass*
or lor this and ail Qtisens <>
ier the ce;i:.y are rcquestt d ro c.-iv,
in- who are in?'-'rested in the welfare o
nr | the boys. Ladies are most especiali
invited as there will he something o
interest to Ihem.
iCO j
^ v "Honor farmers*" in North Carol
t;%~ na will continue the prosperity c
the state this year An honor farme
ow will feed himself and l is Lvestoc
with crops grown at home, -.viil hav
n orchard, improve his soils, put h
eg- child re r: in club work and add son
,en- hon e conveniences, say Esterase
worl ers of the State College.
* .8
1111 p mm
hi'i it i
II. . I. TOU.L ... .1. .11.
na.?Lstabltshed in 1888
1
NUMBER 8.
WILES LOVE AGAIN
CONFINED i;v B<X ME I AIL.
Monday n ^ht Mi of Low. alias
\;profniSg again reposed ill The
Boone jail, hsuing ?M<* -11 ~ '-L-cape
Lhertfr*m :i ftw days after his ari\-t
la-'- S'-;-* in'. ' or. rr urge of ^?
Liif murdC! of one of his children,
i; hud Leon given a preliminary
bearing be l ore his escape and reman
Id to iai! without the privilege ol
ball.
U- e. ; . b^otight hi-if from Wyoming
County, West Virginia by Dep-.'y
-heiifi' George llayes and the
I own roa i .-hall, Mr. Roby Greene.
There has been a reward out for
Love lor some time, and the sheriff
in West Virginia who had effected
his capture had a copy of the
Watauga Ik inociat in his Docket, con
laming the notice of reward.
.Mrs. Love, wife of the criminal
was with !: r hu: hand where he
was captured and where he was
working in a logging camp. It is reported
he sold their household furnishings
for he necessary money to
buy his v.ife a return ticket to this
alaci
I
According to an informant ?>f the
Democrat Mr?. Lee has for many
years liven in mortal fear of her
husband, especially at such times as
he would see fii. to get drunk and
bring h>- friend* to her house with
bim fiii their carousals. It is even
further reliably reported thai she
bad been for. d to go through all
th?- dangers incident i.? liquor making
and Ins ispoiti ig syhilt 11? was
in safety. It is said that Mrs. Love
has been hear-1 to -ay that should
she have told anything on. Miles at
the preliminary hearing last fall, she
wapiti fcaVt now 5iter with her imir
der? d child. fu: it seems that when
on-aged his only ium i. kill.
Those rcvitst intimaun associated
him. h:s mar Ju-ouai'Uaeees
have also b en hushed by the vio*
letter el hi. temper. l\ is however
hoped that those who know the
truths as i-.i his character* and the
abuses hur.erio heaped upon his
family, will prepare to talk at the
next session of .Watauga Superior
Court ne xt month, for Miles is unquestionably
in safe quarters now,
and no furtbe? fears are to ho <sntertained
as to the results of his
murderous designs.
HUMANE SOCIETY URGES U S.
TO KiLL OFF 15,000 CAYUSES
Seait.ii*, \Ynsh.?The King county
Humane Society has started a campaign
to persuade the Unit.d States
igovernment to >:: > 55,000 cyauses
j < ?>. the Yakima Indian vsm \
j tng other side of Che Cascade mountains
from hen and northward from
the v ui.i??>bm River.
From a few coils turned out by
,hv Indian*- ;base horses nave irradutt'iy
multiplied," said Charles M.
larrcr, e.\ic secretary of the
society. "The range > fenced with
wire for the most part, and bunches
of The ponies have got into the lanes
between the fences and have been
run down by au*. emobiles. Because
th?-v raid rancfc&s, angry ran oners
shoo: them. The vvoonded struggle
of:* '??'fore '!;?-> ^ but often before
they do so crows, Magpies. and coyj
otes pounce upon iafem."
. Mr. Farrcr explained that if the
, poi .? w> i < awaj with the gaeminent
eoititc n.r.t the i^g-j for
Sj^/ing stv* V producing an in
iomo i?i si*- ^? Jjuii^utl-d...iar .< a11- |
| no it!y i'ot '-d-aa wse-ds of the /.
a-ov.'fanient : rcscr.*avto:.>.
1 \ ' a ru :. 1 ?* V :;. ear* ago
,; to; kii* the ea-va^- and ?r.vke e.hicki-n
;::.o iVrid1 v : of :v. i.'ii thru
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fvi-aUSO The : (S.itiiV.i'vM a ;?3> ' 5
Bf-.TUKN !rr,V.M n.ORi;>A
-?girt' '
*\ Messrs 1M.: i? -k'lcrch. KiajEton.
-i LyttSjk '-".(WaA; B:.;gfcam have
rc-'vUriK-d fee':* hoVncs n Boono fry 2
Vv - ' ft
? alter a tr:p .' lo nays ro vuriou;?
points ir> ;he .-lain of Florida. The
? hoys mad* the entire trip by 'auto.
e having coil)pi* if camping equipment
*' -l ' - -?. .. . W-.
\ GO.I J_ II:* IT V. J.wt IMV mus*,
\ pan. ana doubtless enjoyed the trip
f to iho tli 1U The return trip from j
the vicinity of Orlando to Boone was
made in four days.
>f Tom Tarheel stiys Abe Growler nev
r er would take much stock in cooperate
i tive marketing until he attended a
<1 meeting where dinner was served on
is I the grounds and a payment made to
10 j the members. Abe couldn't resist an
m j appeal to the stomach and pocket
! book at the same time.
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