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?ht>e... iizc? 5 1-2 to 12. cK
va* the entire surplus st. cl of
one of th largest U. iv C? -v -rn
ment shoe contractors.
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1 uid'cd per cent so!;J bather,
color ('.i 'k tan. bellow* t'n?ur,
d> l ? rd *?' pro f Th" ac
tual v.* up of t sh >e is $6.00
Owing to tb ? tremendous buy
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man on deli < . or * -J money
order. !f shoes are not *j represented
we will heerfuliy refund
your money promptly u?
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P Th lain -i f' . the plan
9 Burlcy ? ba co seed* 'rem u? a
I Association which gives you all tl
and direction from th ? Associatioi
1 direction in plann.ng. growing, ci
I White Burlev Tobacco Crop this y
PP.. * '" ?Vtt UR\N. Preside:.:
1>Growers :.r d Shippers
Murphy, N C .
Dear S.r:
J h- r*. by make appli at on fu
hue Crop this year *n the above
? i?rsh'p wiyilncr^ On the terms <
agreement of thin Association.
It i- understood that I do no
hacco ur.'t -s I want t> . andthatll
i o desire
A; " - r phi at seed sowing
guarantied, tested, '.urge White I
! . , $ i.OO. I atss i -
Growers and Sh
per n nth ir nay final paymen
pays fo- my memb. r ihip in fu'd.
in promptly without notice from
credit each time.
It is understood that I n:.i t
in planning the k nd f land tha
give dirt' t:or. 'r. : i. -'.g. curing
I in full, uo >rdir>r :he nlar.* ..f \
It i- a.so understood that I 1
that the tarpr White Bpriey Toba
fall where your instructions in crc
Tobacco Crop are fallowed out.
PI shall expect y?u to ir- " m
once hy mail, accompanied by my
credit for $3.00.
If Land Owner, Answer
Addrs
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?1 III
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NEWS REVIEW GF
CURRENT EVENTS
General Strike Begins in the
Ruhr on Orders From the
German Government.
FEtNCH RETALIATE QUICKLY
Isolate Occupied Re;. >r From, Rest of
Ge rmany?Ame Trocps Leave <
for Home?Br.ta.n and Turkey
Can't Ag^e- About
Mojul?Doings in
C- J c.s?
By EDWARD W PICKARD
\ ^ E\ATOR LA ' OLLETTE and \
* the o'.ncr progressives" in *
0 congress are preparing for a ?
? campaign ape ns.t special priv- J
, Uege m the federal taw. Ir. a '
' letter to LaFollette, Former \
t Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, '
' speaking for "c. - servatives." a?- ,
t mands a showc.own on ths spe
* c.al privileges to combine and t
9 restrain *trade granted by con- ' ,
' gress to farmers and organised $
* labor anj den.cd to manufac- J
J turers, er*tp'cyers and other ele- t
* rrerts. What do you think about *
0 this issue? *
*
FM(.W . > ; his . . liuhr
Irj.n.- ; tuffS' in-' > !?? ?.! of tl>t?
uttfiii if the ' ? 1. I?o\. iojitnentH
f-v- j;,Nt vv ?*? A
hut it n VI t t o , r.v to tlio
su '-? ??r r . irv > { The maneuver. ,|
Hh . :'.jj .? ! the entire K'lhr !.;isi:;
HuagoMaana
HiP OFFER
E GROWERS , v
ERS ASSOCIATION iu
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t- to Us Today! '
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of how to get your larqe White
nd your Full Membership in our I y
!?e privileges of com?letc service d
n in scientific Bulletins, person*! j K
iring, and marketing your large
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A.-s.>c;-!:on, M
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r my membership to grow a To- Cl
As--" .alien and accept the mem- HBpe
iff titles of protection and
I
t have to grow two acre? of Tolave
the pr.\ilejre of doing >o ;f ? C
I k
tim I ? cati.-a for my B n
Burley Tobacco Seeds for which & I
12.00 on my membership card in I I
\ - ciation *?id wi;. pay Si ou I I
t - made, wha h $1 1 which | |
I agree to send these payments IS
you. for which I am to get full I I
he directed by this Association I
tissuitable f<>r my tobacco crop. IB
and marketing my tobacco crop ,
his Association.
havr very reaso iah'.e assurance I
icco w: 1 bring a cash price next
wing, curing and marketing th's
y tested Hobacco seed to me at:
r membership, with statement of '
Yours truly.
I Mad Today!)
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT MURP
?M XHP [ I tXO oTr
n ! 1 E PET PV30.T
T,r4E J ! we stNT yojI
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t!.*? I ? "? .t . :;? .-1 lh?*!r . '.tv |
niov !: < -i \\ <?., ,:> ? f . rtln-r ttt ; I
pnt Mini tunu-l ?? .r nttiMitlon t-? t!?o ^
iHflVn!t Tr.sk of ir ?inn- j(
r**'l!??K T1 (leni.: '-s to <-?>utll. ; flu: c,
' >?' 1 . >t norutul ?.
:' ***. A: :ir<t magnates *>ai?l f,
they would ]>r<Hlu- e the coal If paid jj
ror It by t!i Kretirh. but their own u
;'>uTnii at i-i'rn-d them t ;?? r,
! tb - !??*> ;|t on<v obeyed. \ ^
mtube: ' t lie in In-*' Frit/ Thr*
??*!.. w?n ?>f :1.' s* i tidiest tii:in in
lorru; , w. in . *ted ai:d trirl '
?urt ? Ml The French progenitor ,
?itr- -t *. ;tiore were i-x'i'inui :nc ?Ir
- n thill the prisoners had J.
? .?>? ! !' .r own government an.I
isk? ! l it tT. y bo flr.ed. Aii -re
'? ' . .I 'd !' ? > t.'Mlilu: about y
:_'d?N?. u I- ?, ?! .Vjip was ,
Won . i ) ..Iiof 1 re:, eh court St: ti.e ?.
" V. !. I|.
The .to <-rro- : of this pro. j
e ' o ? u? 'a: <:r...f u'.t a,
rorioTi e !t b.? a i; 1 !'wn j,
j.. d a \ k. To th:*
ho l'r?- . r. tli orders for Iu
bo cm ; .i -n of tbo t yrwiu
tb?- ?:< :' i \ It will
t-a ' eeon-Uin > .?
to Fran ? i.ii-l llelgium T!>o
r. . h wo .: ! have Itked to ill. ' .J.- the
..tiro KhKe u: d ui this buffer p
uT refrained l^-aiiso that v . u* . on: t
at. t - : n In It -r. It whs
ol.f.oil ( planted to iUeln.lc n t
ij'.v The Kb clar ! but :."><? '. Sir ,
nd the b? t. ate If the
not Dot oi:l> the Ji. al
.dies . K'jhr but also all t:>
, ork l:a\o to bo .loi < h; the '
r.-t : ' e> wore ; iatinit.jr to import
her of p.di-h J., - for
L I aye < ".il from i
,e tuiRe* tl.ere. CtCMiemJ W'e.-und }
:s I * - : T1 1 t? e: n > w;er 'f
i the region mad pstn! . hod himself j .
1 ' >e! :: :. "!..! t . ! I N V \. ? |
,e Trooj er. ti.o French minister of | *'
..ie workF. nnd exjiert-4 from tliat
a-T .. A 1... a\e been |Hlt It* J f
rear .e ..f the exploitation of the mines, v.
All ?ieri: r;i ' \\e:K.r- m the Ruhr s;i
.It on ... .v > fr.a-i lb - i and the tie |..i
j? was rot:.: ?r the t-tno u,
udn^ IK. . ver. *? \eral .?us..nd rail- J.?j
1?\ were ? nt fiM'i FratuT to ; rm
i** oivui lfd A l*pnteh from i tn
*nr?nw ? that the 1 *h war min- ! to
itry Lu>- ordered men the P<d>sli i Ha
' ?! t'.?nier < ionnan unnies whose 1 r;>
*r\?--e time luia expire ! ami who an* ' an
titular with the opera'Ion of railways, ,?f
i pu
rllK t . \ill litaiiajl m t -eafy and rtia
relating ..? s*1 marines and
as warfare and to ? inn and the
tilinvsr tarifT, u^'otlnl^I In the Wash- | ^
ljjton ciinfomnv. w?*n? ratified on ^
'wlnt'sJay by the Italian chamber of
epuffcx. Premier Mussolini and h's *M,
overnirent lmd declared tn favor of ^
le treaties, so the was neg- : .
Til
From Paris <N?r- v word that th?
u\> treaty will s.??n ! presented to . ,
ie French parliament, with a recoin- I^J
fer !t? hnt with 1 >t.
lie uuderstamUn^ that *he limitations ,M
n French armament shall not be ae? |
pted as establishing a p*-ln:-lp!e. j t'(
Say there, black man, eain't yo' <J'"
re;
iay. Honest? Ah know* what cards ...
h done dealt yo.?Voo Doo. Fr
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GREENS3C
HY. NORTH CAROLINA
assured T'??? rj.vmav |
oflii-e that it :s preserving !
!u? strictest neutrality resarditi^ the,
Lulu* ?H*?U)-atio?i. that It lias tu? belli- j
se Intentions iuk! :l.:.t n r?*?. ; m.?ve>*nt
<>f troops treni t'..?* Lithuanian 1
mirr nus no sitfiltioutiee. (Jro:.t
Iritain seems f."Mcwhut at m 1o-*x on
hat attitude !- t. She has mo in- ,
fitlou of ahundotiin;: her ally, hut N
kept leal of Franco* suet-ess. Some j
uhllr Itx?ll :1!. 1 n?? VSJi;|J?crs there ;
re <!* ; anding that tin* l..nUh army
f o. I'uiitiilfin he wiilulrnun, and It
.vs de. that n cabinet Tig
aWhc hold to dls.'uss this question,
aly is still hoping that ttio whole
? r mm !?e settled jr.- mediation and
. s reported iu Home that Frontier
li.ssolini would -is., li t* I'nlted States
.* a t ail for n *>rld cotiferetifo.
render Ttr:j?*!i.^ of Sweden notified
:nlioe thai lie wnii! ! siur^est t?? the
oucue of Nations that it intervene,
: the tins-tin^ of the tea a tie ounril on
tnuary >.?. So far (lertuuuy has eonstently
refused to take ^>art In any
iediation parley so long Us l-reinl
t>op? axe .a thj^Kuhr
* 'i. w h i i \m it \skfi !.. for- .
J ' . -ft!.- M relief ;
i: il?s ; .-.1 hill to the 1
i?v in; number of those uhu do tint j
! ? \e the Turks are as had as they j
iw I'lTM panted for many yenrs
:*er \ ; I.ausaiine at d <"onsiunt'- !
) e wont to Moscow. and t! o:e
id Ainct'ii ; n ?err- - >iidenTs he he t
vi v A morion should feed the fim.ntm j
ir -s at Smyrna and its hlntc. .and [
- wore demolished wilfully |
the retreat Ins fir^'k*. instead of i
ding the ks and Armenians, who. j
says, are s tting around waiting for !
kjer?,?M to give them their next nnul |
?l? i e! II -V. .-II aji* the lie to stories j
Turkish atroeltles -ir. uia'cd In j
tierhrtn oburehes. the oontrary.
tu-iieves tliat the lireeks noted like
rbnrlun*
^ lillM \N o|'??o- ..?i to the Kreneh !
3 the ltuhr wa* considerably j
" ' i i?!e l'vs.'n at tin' . ill uf
e lain.i unions. Tile t- .m| situation
id crown acute and the union leaders
?de It plain that the j-overnment con
?l of r.aMjstuflfs from the producer*
the workers was the only way to
ve the Ruhr from a communist updnif.
I'uno cinsri fill to try the plan
! uppuintod Hur.M?iu?8ter Schmidt
Pusnel-lorf as Ruhr rileUitor. with
iwer vj ration ft**! anil fix prie??s.
Ouno ami his cabinet then decided
t to break off diplomatic relation*
th France entirely. It was said they
ared further French seizures, hut the
eunh went tisrht on with the seixlnctos*
the Rhine front Strasbourg thcf
cupied two junction points on 'the
ursalptne railway; la flesse they
vnmxHi to Goddclnu, apparently on
e.r way to Frankfurt; and In the
upi?er valley they seized aevernl
wua Wtween the Fi?^liss zone of wpallon
and Klherfeld. whi?*h city
ry with troops, preventcoal
to southern
ri.i.my The (Germans have l^eon n?>ied
thai person-* found damaging
ilway property will he sentenced to
nth. and in other ruspecta the French
filiations are fro* lug more nhd more
-fn??.nr Still public opinion In
unci- is that Premier Polncare is i*n?
t
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/>/ JACK WILSON
Co?-? 1921 S)r ?h* NVOm* S,-ndxM
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On gee. g>
A.::"1I
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TMIAT tb' I" ;'.:? ! Sln:?-s t!| ir? * *
A . r*? i.i 11:** o .11 r. > \\:;\ .
siml !ii \V. sJiiiii;ton 10 !?? iin
probable, ;ii least for t!:? j - .-n I*11
tier tie* ^Lln lion jliat has now <h\.l
"Jus! t;:?? ailmillis'I*;.: >1, s tl;a
it it (UN'S aj.>!lui.?. il UJU-t t!ii
K(4*i^ (iKK win im* neiplUl an i no
harmful. ami up to the present nn
tiler.t . i.i's In 111 that there no ??;
portui lty f,?r any thing more than ha
Ihs'ii <Ii>u?* without innkina the si:ua
ion worse.
If the I'l.-h'd St ate* jliOtllil is::-' e :
gesture towapl France. the Frcm-I
would claim that the tjcrnmns ha
thereby been stilTened in their t> dsl
auce and if the Kuhr expedition failthey
would Ida an- the Fated State
for its failure. On the other hand. 1
the ('lilted States should assume I
course which the French could Inter
pret as en?s?urajji?inent. the feeling n
otas;'?Tati"? In liprtuuny would h
heightened. Kit her wuy no good wouh
be done and the In.Led Stales wouh
he incapacitated fur helpfulness In th>
future.
ON \V::i>NKS:?AV. With simple. dig
allied ceremony, the Americnu lla;
v. I ich had been tiling over Khrenbreit
stein for four years was h>wered a
American and French hands player
The star Spangle.l r.r er" : M.
rleaera'. Allen turned ?!: Id f..rt: .er
to the French, at-d the lltt'e Atncr
lean army ji occupation with tear
in ts tool, tralc for Atif.verj
wl.r .: waa given a rows : z weleoinr
hy the Belgians Then the Iroys hoard
ed the t- i .. Miri St. Mlh and s.tiler
tor home. Ill the Ilium <id there re
mains only a small d--tachment to com
ptete the d.-ia-ls of the evacuation
Secretary ?f War Wee- bus or Merer
that there Si.all be no Atnerlenn ofH
eers with the From i or I". -hr.an force;
of occupation as ? ' .ervers
1 \ I SI* ATI %1 IKS i" i.i the N ?r Has
and fr.an L: t.e w?- not s
r> >> irh g last w? ... It th?
Mosul <pje?tioa \\ it n.-T . 1 w itsnp
*.' the ; a.-e eon nc?? c i jet re
mains the chief obstacle in the wav o
ttu an;.-able senlenient ?ireat Brit
uin lusUts that the ?11 - -1 * must l?
referred to tlx* 1.- .t :ur ? * Nations, ;au
the Turks are equally* in-..stent lha'
the matter he *> ;? ed by a plebiscite
Lord t'urzon jjte worlii a gooi
laugh by staling that Knglnud was nol
Interested in Mosul be?m;se of Its nl
leg?>d ?..l richness. hut only in keeplnj
l:er pledge to the Arahs of Irak thai
they should not again he placed undei
Turkish rule. Most of the other ques
tions arising at Lausanne have bee:
>eKlcd and the conferctn eVit is said
will Co ahead with the draft.ng of th?
treaty. In this will he u clause re
ferrlng the Mosul matter to the league
This will give the Turks an excuse ti
refuse to sign, and then according u
thirzon. there may be a renewal of wni
in the Near Kast. It was announce*!
that France and Italy would not asso
ei?r.. with t J i est t Britain In forclufl
Turkey to accept the treaty.
The Angora government, after pro
testing to the allied high commission
ers against the concentration of tlreek
forces In western Thrace. has called t<
the colors nil the Turkish reserve
ciasctem L'? r-an'T acccrdiug tc
dispatches froin Smyrna. A large del?s
gut ion of Fast Indians is at Angora
proclaiming its object to be the sollditi
cation of tin* Islamic world: and at!
Kgyptiau delegation also is there.ask
lug Keiualisi support tor the struggle
for Kgyptlaii Independence.
IM.INOIS is still blushing for the
verdict in the Herrin mine mu9sa>~r?
trial. Bat the state senate has made
what amends It could by voting an
ample sum to enable the attorney general
to continue the prosecutions. The
verdict at Marion might be considered
ns based on either the alibis offered or
the defense presented that the killings
were justifiable under provocation. Unrortunately
lor itself, organized lahoi
has chosen to accept the latter Interpretation.
The murders were not committed
In the beat of conflict; the men
were massacred in cold blood after
they had surrendered.
?9
PKACE In the bituminous coal field
for this year uud probably longer
Is assured by the new* agreement signed
by the ;"emtors and officials of the
United Mine Workers of America in
New York. The agreement covers Ike
tri>t?te competitive flcld of Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois nnd will be used as
a standard in the rest of the bituminous
tenfilory, The terms are^not vitally
t from those of the existing
-cement.
Friday. March 2, 1|2)
t Birch I
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The sinping pi veil at the hoir.e of
O. C. Payne Saturday night was enjoyed
hyall present.
r f 1 P DecSer of Suit attc
he Jnginp ?t O. C". Payne's Saturday
night and tried out some new
hooks, which th?- class finds to have
some pood sonp> in them.
IKev.W. 1>. Hogsed filled his r-pular
appointment at Pleasant Grove
-um??y. M
Mr. Virgel MoClure. of Murphy, :
j v ted his grandmother, Mis. E. M.
- M. i"Jure, Saturday night.
s Mr. Stanley Green, of Murphy, vis- *
.ir.l h- father aSturday night.
?
Mr. Alfred Green has a very ?ic1 S
* !. Id at thi; writing.
1
Mr. and M . Thomas Payne wet It
' called to Haag n rdog Sunday on a? o
* ir.t of the i'-lm-ss of their grand 1
n. Ralph IWkery. >1
d<
' Mr. A. (*. Brrton. who has beei
I taking treatment at Murphy, i- rt 4 i
; port d to be no hotter. r?
< e
f Mr. 1'- d . Campbell is all -mile in
II . r his new bahv. *.e
it I .1 .T C.ilaw:.y was out try :rg O0 M
1 I his sadd-e horse Sunday.
* j iei
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Green niado < * -oin shrdlu etaoin i l
Mr 1* <'row. of Ogreeta. pa** 0
thi ugh our section Sunday.
? 1
Mr. W. A. Green purchas-d a fij
j -x hound at Blairsville. Ga.. Is
r a
^ M. Carrie Be;, vers made a bui ^
, ness trip to Murphy last Satunla
E
o p. MM lurv is making soi jr<
\ rv fine nr: v? monts on his fai - ,u
- days. ,f
' -T. M. McTnggart h-* hi - new ? k>,
p in operation. ,?i?|
ilui
Mr. Beaconton Hickory had a v< ,, t
* crious fire while on his way .w
Murphy last week by having a 1 ?r i
p rock i?? hi.- wagon. Leaving his wi iarj
- , re V Pay Mill for a sh ill
f j while, returning later he t" und he
* I wagon w is in flames. The dama he
\ j is est I .ate at about $10. !*
I I lay
j I Mis Gh!t a Barton is at Mur) yin
j attending school. u <<
1
: Mi-s Carrie Beavers has retail I*.
' after a few days' visit '<'11
Tennessee. in
, t I?-c
. - Mr. G. A. Stiles has moved Ko.
* family to Gastonia. n s
stre
? Mr. Manuel McClure has ( wt
? haulms crosstie& and gone to pi
" injr. boa
1 ? feel
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t Martin's Creek K'i!
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n>m
Most Everybody is gettincr weflHand
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roii
We will soon have plenty of ^Hwoc
1 as M ss Willa Mae Roarers is taflof
Music. Hconi
It0
We are ver ysorry to have H cd
Purvil Martin and Mr. Carl Cunifl
' ham leave f >r Ohio. h T"2
Iju4
Grace Elliott, Viola ?
and Nettie Dockery, and Mesai^Bi ^
' Williamson and riintnn Cook *
Herman Logan enjoyed a 26^1
dinner at the home of Mis* S ?~
Dockery Sunday. B
Mis Margie Stnlcup is spendi^B (
few days at Mr. Cunningham's. H |j
Miss Nettie Dockery speid^B
week-end with Miss Grace HUiB
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martia^B
are all smiles It's & boy. 1
Mr. Ernest? Ashe and Miss ^HpHI
Elliott were happily married
ruary 11.1928.
It's a case of genuine live ^^B*+ '
keep? h? eyes on the girl i^H|
'he? tax; m?ter?Duluth
... Si * a