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?CE TWO l?t)t Cberofccr 3?cout Official Organ of Murphy moo Ck?rokf>? County, North Carolina. BRYAN W. SIPE. Editor-Managwr. MISS H. M. BERRY, Associate Editor PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY* Subscirption Rate* One Year $1.50 Eight Months,. 1.00 i? UmiIm on Pour Months - .60 "a/able Strict!, in Advance. L.*..uy advertisements. 25c per coiv . nch; legal advertisements, wart ed< ading notices, obituaries, cards o: ir 'n^s, etc., 5c a line each insertion. Contra* rates mil be furnished immediately upon request. We reserve the right to refuse advertisements sf h shady or suspicious character, which are likely to mislead our reader-, or any other advertisements cr re iing notices ? Dot in keefing with the dignity this paper maintains. Entered in the postoffice at Murphy. North Carolina, as second class mai! gnatter under the act of M'ch 3. 15?d. Fo'- f .... t Kn>cw?i-'? l_TH? v.- V >5 A>N\ : V 1 " N SOVK 1' ?E SCOUT WDl . 111... .O SEE IN* Ml . I KY \> CHEROkLU C Vi STY*. In V.ur ' y 1. An act;v< U of Trade or Cha: . r : Commerce. 2. More manufacturing industries. 3. New Fassenger Stations? A Union Station. 4. ?v. . I ir. pro led Streets. ? ar 1. r iry Hours. , o. A i.eud.r g Club. la Cherokee Courtjr. I. A -tern of i .ritv roads the State 'tor ra Mlw rt. -mg r.r.d dairy!??, - ?win?. ; . . t? 'is? EDITORIAL The B. & L. Association No more si mi if -art movo has boon mud- in Murphv in .ioor.t months than that Monday night when th. Murphy BuiM.ng and Loan EAss lation was organized. For a long time there has been a need fur ? _ K? .. *U.. u.%.. . r.-c. hous. -;i town is rent* <1 :ir.d " n is much demand for dd 'tiona! houses. H | i Bcforc any l \vn car. grow th c, must be hou hut house alone aie ' not sufficient to make for per:/.anon* growth. The : \vn that h v the largest per.. atagfc of home owners is the tov. ;- that is likely t> o the mo t * penv.ar. pr >-ner us. Whe.? a man ha something to anchor him in a town. In- wik . much more h? rested in h welfajv ar.d growth of that town than when he has no interest th* re. Th; Br. ..ding and I. an a Association jpv.s or^ an opportun- * ity to i> come a h wn? r and theref re *o acouir. a permim nt in- " tercst in our town. In 'h near future, ptrhap.s within two w.\k;. we may confidently expect that the first house will be begun through this new association. \ The Association is to b:gin busin -s.? Saturday f th s week and after th first week or two will have sufficient XCOKtS to keep a house going. Tut- j, demand will bo greater than the A?-H social:on can supply for a Time but if it is k T)t st idily at, many houses ~ will be built with r. the course of time. The more stockholders that can be procured the more houses can . be built. And whether one wants to build a now hous or not. it is a pay- ty ing proposition to take stock in it. _u for the interest reti:rn is- good and . it give? one an opportuntv to help build his 'own. wi re The Alamance Creamery made 67,149 pounds of butter, paying out br $$22,993.96 for butter fat to the jc frfrmers of the county during its firs* j,;, year _of operation ending September pu 30th. Jo it Tonsiutis S; Apply thickly onr throat? ? covm with hot flannel? . V.I.CJ<S j; | ? Z~,7m?ZLTj2?<ZZZJZ j (o ; * -"%PS>I A WEEKLY PANORAMA OF IMPORTANT EVENTS IN TH~ NATIONAL CAPIT\ By Peter f - n Th> is the c.' ? iai in his-h puc ?ne i , e- tn Treas- j . M * rr.-il "iev.nuel ; r are c-tarifed with <"ffc?rt5 of Ppohib *' "on- oner Havnes t ut.try :l~ dry - 1 * " :ont*:mpIat' - K. For be?. gonr.-.cr T' i the United State? .turMin iit accused of olar.- fl .g to feather his r.e?t by getting ...re f the money spent on buildr.g hospitals for disabled ex-soidier>. \ ate wrnitte? ir.v stigating ueatong f- largo naval oil re. vc-- Wyoming to private irt*. rst<. and th^ activities ol* former ;cre- . ry of the Interi ?r Work, S- . are of the Navy Den by ar.d A?blar.t S rctarj of the Navy Roov relt are be ig scrutinized i-> Htis cor., uction. The Forbes scandal is causing thn.?st ex.'it. Trent ir. Washington, ir.-olving as it does a man who was a lose friend of the late President I^rdirg and who is ready, he rays. 0 prod.:c letters of commendation '? ::: Harding to prove that he is in nt of nry wronk dvng While t Senate ommittee continues t<" t o. charges of alleged graft an 1! o-. ruptiv: in the expenditure ? f j "nr.ds jet a de f >r inc macitate.* A'.orld War war viterans the Doiart! nt <>?" Justice is standing by t.> a "(iirr'.i p'oct ding- whe"ev he time i- dtir.ied propitious. Of course, there .x let of poll, j es c nroi-te 1 with all these exo.-s 1 Diu? . Senator p.dnt* 1 for instar.ee. that if the Government! 'i ln't move fast in indicting th R nb' "an ? fficials or cx-official-- wh ? | rr.ig!:t be involved i- the Vef-rai?! Bureau scandal, hundreds f th : -' nnds -f ex-soldiers in the o-unPyj would be expected to turn against the 'arty and to take another chare* 1 th a Democrat! eadministration. ? II 1 h ' ?autiful "Gr < k Temple'* Lvhich i e : - erected just across Park from the White .[ :i wh . h will ' ? th head-j ".aster- t* the Chamber of ComV - o ef the United States is raising . r w . t in the wheat belt, acc..ruin g to report* reaching the "ho ChatnV- of Commerce r* pre- j r.ts Bo it. - = with , capital B. ar.d >s '.ich is the hereditary enemy of he Farmer-Labor legions ar.d their :ids a- 1 c-a-work* rs. The first -aHie criticism of the chamber' new imf was voiced n New Orleans by wnator S:- . .1 Woldman Br khan f lit wa, wh.j pointed to the edifice an indh at:on of wealth and powr of the organization which he d ounced be tiase ? f the influence rhich it weilds \ national ]: : laion effecting commercial and fir.anial interests. Events are now moving 9owaid a w r- :titrations conference in Paris l whi<'h the United States will be presented. France h.|s finally greed "in principle" to the plan a Ianccd first by Secretary of State iughes and later by Prime Minister aldwin of Great Prit.fin to hove a r* .'.p of r.on-p. iitical economic ex- I i"*ts git their heads together* to d?- j mi:r, how much ar.d how soon ermanv can pay the big repara:-r.s bill- levied by the Treaty of ersailes. When the conference a.(ally gets under way. France may iggfst the cancellation or reduction the $4,500,000,000 debt which she res the United States but ail she ill get will be a polite, but emphatic fusaL 1 II Considerable pressure is being I ought to bear upon Senator Hiran.! hn>on of California to annonnce! use If as a candidate for the Re- j blican presidential nomination. If I hr.son throws hi? hat int0 the ring, will be the signal for the entrance a flock of "favorite sons" who ve been standing back for just h an event. Among these may be nators Wadsworth of New York, it=on of 7itJ*ana. McCormick of j nois, and Governor Pinch^c, of inev'vor!- I spyright, 1923, Moaa Fea, Syc.) JJ PAJ THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. HITTING LIGHTS IN HEN HOUSES Practical Tests Clearly Shov That More Eggs Result With Artificial lllumina'. ->m <k P80L0NGS 1 M C" C-: - t '-3. Wtrt - j c ?. t.?epy Mo-* .xccpt April anci ' /. l?cep:as the hens aw-'- placlni aiectric lights In the I ascs hai been tested In actnn! 30 Long tha' it can now b<- d as an accept ed practice a* .or poultrymen Th re ar- r this 'iin* thr show a In egg pro dt*?'on < w#-%.nr? the perloc .. . atures?a* s a.. ct ... the cb.cfc en ho or* of hens. It ba? b<- :ch nnhrokeol? It - . I>oubtlcss th.:t BMBH 't -- n. -i .r vo man used to liv? : : - * "awnf' 1' :? pr<.'.v>r..T his waking h ^*:rs Without light t sue hv it -.isn't worth *v> to - fi-'op. for who woulA u> stay ?waK'' in me cars: Marda Lamps Used So with th-- hens, and henre pro pre s si re chicken farmers began to ex per'.ment with artificial light In the hen-houses Electtric lnca...lescen! lights of th? Mazda type were uset It was found that if the light was free from glare and evenly diffused it would have the - fleet of imitating daylight s' iiicieutly to keep the hens ao live. The length of the feeding day was increased so that the hens had a longer period of exercise, obtained a larger supply of food nutrients and th* re fore had a greater quantity of egg producing Ingredients. Comparative Test On one chicken farm this method whs tri?*d successfully on a three-hour basis?that is. the electric lights were k -pt on froci i to 9 o'clock every evening. The results showed that during September the egr- laid by hens in the electrically lighted hen house were twice as many as those produced by the hens In hen houses without electric lights. It was also found that only in April wore more eggs produced by the "daylight hens" than by the "electric light hena." .A * " I That dr.no-.yroiis cough?stop it! before vi h.v > t > e mere costly tnea>;-r?>. T-. V-c.Yi - s just those medicines that up-to^i^eobc: v.-rsprc-vt' - .; i- - i-timc remedy?pint-'at he-new lr speedily checks the couch, s, othesthe inflammation, re-:, res tvr-. . breathing. The taste is p!ea>..r.t, t. -o! All druggbts. Be >:;Tc iO get the genuine. DR. BELL'S PiiuvTar Minify .YOU WS AT 6Q? 1 The choice is largely up to you. If your blood lacks red corpuscles, you're going to be fagged and dragged out, you're going to lack "pep," to look sallow and unhealthy, to grow old before your time. ML MILES' TONIC actually increases the number or red corpuscles in the blood. It makes the checks plump and rosy, stimulates the ,digestive orcrans. rr^ atc? a healthy appetite, and leads to increased vi^or and vitality! First bottle guaranteed to help you or money refunded. VSK YOUR DRUGGIST X>K AT THE LABEL ON YOUK I PEE. IF BEHIND, PAY UP.! ' MURPHY NORTH CAROLINA "motor mounteds on power stand ' New r .ric Equipment Has Pr . Useful to Farmers .inng the Busy Season. f 2AM BE EASILY MOVED ABOUT Called the "Extra Hanc" on the Farm," Because It Can Do So Many Small Duties?Motor la |-4 H. P. * In an endeavor to sblrp. to some ex1 tent, the labor problem on American 1 farm*, the General Electric Comma* ba s brought out a unique, yet simple, apparatus known as a power stand 1 It enables a small, powerful motor to be transported from place to place about the farm, mounted on a tripod. 1 The tripod is provided with a com binatioa pulley, which allows either j a round or a flat belt to be used. The , : I ;1 K- I i. !i |??l! Prwer Stand Operating Corn Sheller motor can also be connected directly to the farm machine which It is to drive. No new parts need be secured, but the handle of the farm machine need simply be replaced by a pulley, to enable the power stand motor to be connected up. To steady the tripcd against the vibrations of the motor there is a telescoping rod which allows it to be braced against the farm o vice which It Is operating and a strap, which is snapped into t .> \\ -eve ;r. the floor. Included with the equipment is ? standard plug and twenty feet of cord. The motor is the fractional horsepower type, not above one-fourth horsepower in ratine It will operate at 110 or 22u volt.-. CO. 50. 40. 30 or 25 cycles, alternating current, and at 110, 1 220 ur 32 volts, direct current. Gives I'urm an Extra Hand What the power \nd. with its mo tor .practically aim ..Ms to is an hand u the farm It can work away it one (arm operation watched by a young boy, or ev-i; a woman, thus re quiring only the att- nuance of .someone who uoul! not b?- t? participate in the heavy at. \ of tin* farm Meanwhile the . ! bod.ed working force can carry o - 'he pressing occu pa: ions of the moment without being retarded by the n? t ity of doing the lighter work tiia the power .-land handles. This lighter work in-lud't such duth s a-" opetatt: g a grindstone, a feed grinder, a corn shelh r. fannirg mills, cider presso.--.. horse clippers or watering pumps. The power stand as an "extra hand" or a farm helper whom somebody has deathbed at "never quitting." can also run a churn, ncrtamri: ner. a iream separator, as emery wheel or such devices ao fruit graders, ice brothers. Ironing machines, smaTl lathes, milk mixers sheep shearers, sausage Bluffers, washing machines or pea and beau toilers. A Lift in the Rush Season During the pereun.al rush season on the farm. w^cn duties come pressing from mora to night, the power stand answers two momentous questions: 1 "Which Job shall be done first?" and "Which man can be spared to do it?" Actual experience on farms where the power stand has so far been put into use proves the usefulness of the power stand and the timeliness of its appearance. It allows more time for I other things: it releases mor.- man power for the fields; it eliminates the vexatious interruptions which always occur when human hands undertake ' a ta>k. for the tireless motor works right aluad until the work is done. ' The fact that it is portable and can h? carried to the work, on any part of ' the farm, has appealed to many users. Th? power stand works as well if the electricity cornea from an Individual farm lighting outfit as it doe* when the energy is purchased from a power company's lines. When the Phone Flings Electricity is getting so it will am awer the telephone. A device now ber.g tested will take a 'phone message on a cylinder In case nobody answers the.call and deliver it to the subscriber when he returns. Xarer again "aobedy bone!" Electricity Grows Mightily In less than twenty years the fleo tricity prcduced in America has Increased more than fifteen times until it is now Ave times greater thaa tfca energy that every man in the uatikp cotild rut forth in a yaar. working eight hours a day. Oheiaance to the raal "banr '.r work'" ^ BILL SAM'S DICTIONARY ^ > r-^f >>s? - ? By J. L. MAltTIS Ace I? - ittle snvs that if ' -i*t oinko enouuli tiiis ;..;ir to pa? nt, he is to take Mlvantac he bankruptcy law, or else put al t property in his wife's name n his creditors to come and get h; RANKRIVTCY LAW: A law exeusea a fellow from paying hi? and honest debt?. Bill Sam's Diction *ry, page 114. See Homestead Law. 25? HERF.FORDS?25 Twenty-five head of Registcrtd Hereford heifers, young bu.ls ami ; cows wiui caives at mot. will oe olf'T'd ?t the Third Annual K.pisterd ll rvf rd Cattle Sale of the Farmi. Federation, on the Coart Hou<?e . dd-. Ashcvillc, X. C., N'owm-j cr 3, :,."d3. at 1:30 P. M. These nre choice cattle anuwill money for the buy* rs. An an?uncctr.ent of importance to nil l . f-cattle m?n will be made at this For information write. \ THRASH, Secretary. 1'. 0. - *01. A-hcvillo, N*. C. 1 ? . T) . ' vj- ^ w v.. - ?. r_ J P>. i'"C inc. - ant i- |o ;r.. ,Ilnc O erj.:i c enpion it..-o pic:.. > ingipicc! ?. i ins '?? 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