*age Eight
House Afire? "It's Not
Mine," Explains Tenan
Fulton. Mo.?Perhaps the most dis
grunlled tenant in the country ha
b-en l-cated near here.
So disgruntled i- !?t that v hen th
house in which he lived caught fir
no effort to extineuih the b! *Ze wa
made.
Dr. F. Maier, pastor of th Firs
Prcsbyteiian chut eh at Arkansas City
Kan., was passing a farmhouse whci
he noticed a small blaze on the root.
Running to the door he kn eked
telling the man and woman ins id fha
their house was on fire.
"The house doesn't belong to me"
the man replied.
"That shouldn't make any differ
ir e." the pastor an-wered . "Besides
the fire h '-n t made much headway
and it can easily be put out."
"I won't ! th t t put it out. Le
the wner do it when he comes along"
Seeinc *. < man and voman v.*oul<
not budge fro a? the ' u?e, he callet
t his a.' si).:.-, who w re with him
nd tl ey set : w ik extinguishing
the fire.
I ; fire over, the couple looked a
hole in the roof, grinned ant
alarmed the door.
Ode f. o Manager
Of Marble Team
-A bal luh n .:uager sat 011 a Mar
wrs ait- v.J.ut I find ahou;
I "!u;ik and till I'm S'mzi
?i <
I" i-'Uk 1- i w , and ?( au i
i" : 5;' -?^ hum
-' iv 'ar< chum I'm the bur:.
' v- ' vt evi.:y utiu r (J'iv
* 1 oU'.i:t to uiaku ( vei.\
fcome ; !ay.
I V h ' ' cV h i'' t?) 'llJfUc out lu-V
ok il ne ail t year;
' 'A 1 ' ' iM-.rule, iiisciiljo'd
d hei r som . ! hing be id s, "Yon
th, uanu1."
IKS STOUT
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Is - r b'orrow Nor
x*' ur i newspaper
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d .o hoirow ili .Mei.
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'. .Or- : aw.'.'
: rhboikid ad t tic
>>? t
Dyer. i viiJie
I* t'AVn - IJCW.
v.- t ' you houu
. t -. it!?iV.kaeU"
. cape
of the Hole the wM^iia fed K
I Al;. Kg:* . I'.- t< ; *)] io a]::.""
he t!.' r. Wilson hid hiinsc 1
' iye. of the : :-e.wiih the
s d-hatd. .
: h( l.i ' -] P.t'O.
o" )oek a r. '-to appeal
- .0"% < d tin
:> i . -orient. 15at he messed up Wi
fijso. plan-* by discoverim: him a
.. imn.odi.t ly. A brief tu&si
followed :n which the r lt'" brok
loosv and made a dash to the fr r,
of the sl? re seeking exit, and nr.d
r. headlong c . h, m- in r his arm as
huff r, thiol; , :!;e large plate gin
window.
Winesse on the street say tha
the negro "sold out" in the directioi
of Academy Street taking fences am
vacant lots i . his stride.
IB
| The Cher
Exercises To Be . . .
? (Continued from page 1)
Mrs. Steele Foard.
Woodwork?Robert Weaver. Asst.
Mr. Higgins.
The Intermediates have been studying
the Bc<>k of Mark. The Junius
s i have been studying, The Land Where
j Jesus Livid.
t J The boys have been busy working
. in wood making bookends, garden
n sticks, door stops, etc. The Intermediate
boys tried th ir hands at soap
I c.nving and for the past few days
t have been working under the supervision
of Mr. Higgins. carving crosses,
bibles, and bookends ou* ol talc.
The girls have been occupying their
time under the supervision of Mrs.
Higgins, assisted by Mrs. Foard,
. making all sorts of practical thiwhich
are to b surprises to their
. parent1.
After the exercises in the main
j auditorium, the audience will b. :nj
vitCci to see tht handwork whi h will
be exhibited in the Ladies Parlor at
'r the rear of th church.
INDIAN . RiE>E5 . . . .
(Continued from page 1)
-ittveyors in relocating the o:iginal
oilcis and marks of the Indian lan.i
ri..i:ts. Xcw data will be taken and
?f'oits will lu? made by the East.
i ri Band of Cherokee Indians, In. ..
have the lands returned to them.
There arc *?! major contention^ now
i the courts and more will be made
. ne e.- ary, .' ! . Smith said.
a < :. ] I::.,I grant ot t.he Indians
in :ho 'iu 'counties of Cherokee.
>i. Swain alid Graham, accord.
-.0 r: 'iiif.s would
I. >,i'. 72,000 jii-roi-. ol which from
OiiiO to m>00 ac.es are now being
ntcndcJ.
CIt- roket; To 13c One Body
. Srr.r.h .-.ti.i the Eastern I * * Jul
. he. Il 1 :'a:?>. Inc., wanted : 1
ic!\;;ata all l' utlyir- disiiict
i m t them in 0110 body.
1 .ami I. . liuin io the Indian i..
t it. . ., dam .-iio section will be
."oteti . ' !. v I 11.h ni soi.i in.case
da hi liu .cD Mr. Smith
>aid.
' 1 ' i? *>, ,1 Indian grants
' htv-: cultivated. Most of ii is
. . 1 and v;il probably be s >13
he :nil-mood Indi-ns mtglu be
r 1 u-ihet.
~
!.:v? pioa
.
(
v.ibby i:ul other parties
i
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tyl!? ?iii in the Forest .... Kilea
bcW
G. \ r.jal S Geraid Staler
: Lakes Mr.rtin* Acc-?rnpanist.
Part 2
1. Tap dancing .. . The Howies Sister
,a . ' ary Kinj; MalJonee, Accompanist,
2. March?. ,Militairc Schuber
" 3. Cor. : Solo Mr. O. P. (Bob
Johnson.
M rin.lle Williamson, Accompanist
4. Idyll?The Glow Worn Linck
p ">. Impersonation <02 Movie Star?
a ?Mis? Virginia McGay.
0. (Ja price?Dance of the Shadow
?McFall.
I 7. Read hit; Miss Lois Latham
i S. Finale?-March?The Thunder ...
II Scusa.
i
okee Scout, Murphy,. North
RESOLUTION TO BUI
OVER VALLEY I
Following: is the resolution, drawn <
up and passed las: year while Mr. E. ;
B. Nor veil was Mayor of the Town of
Murphy, that brought the recently op j
ened Valley Rived bridge to Murphy, i
The resolution was taken from the
minutes of the city council.
Upon the .motion of C. D. Mayfi Id, (
seconded by G. \V. Ellis it is unanimously
voted that the following re- ,
solution be adopted: .
WHEREAS, th:s Board is advised
that the United States governm nt ,
has made available certain funds for
tie NRA projects within ttie cities
and towns of the county, which funds .
are to be expended by and under the .
supervision of the State Highway and ,
Public Works commissi n for the several
states, and
WHEREAS, not having Inform Jti
n as to th. definite amount f such
fund.- available, tui- board proposed
recommend the - nstrucli >n of a
bridge across the Valley river on ,
: at Highway No. in, nd also certain
street improven ; nts, and
\v IIEKAS, the a- ai d is now ini
mod thar the:- \ not :l ici-nt
money available for both the con-Ji
structior. of said bridge and the str.c-t 1 I
improvements, and it is further in-!,
iormed that the pro rata to whi-.-h !
the Tov;n Mur. hy would be eir tled
i insufficient to construct the ,
aid bridge, but it is advb j }.\ :l lV
| ' State Highway
< minis: ion that owing to rho imn?rt1'
the s-iii. bridge there 'is a
b'Mty that the Slat Highway and
' 1 1 ' Uoii.s Commission will ap;
": icie r f-i.ds to c.n
net said hridg: ; ant!
^
(above mentioned bridge is of great
'i. ,:oit:;:io for tb re ison that same
ji.- on one of -.lain arterie- of ;
Itravel ol . ? State of N< rth Carolina,
' -wit, .S ate Highway N . 10 l.?. S.
I N'o. iwithin i \vn of Mir
land i- situ re at the foot of i rath r
steep ni!l daily ero.-s.t i hy *1.! v ?t!
; '? 1: :
I Canr't
BACK
\ i L \
?
.'.aTjp y.;uu/ xo scJiooi?
V > *-? ~ jT\
Ae f v> than ar r c
c*?othc - -1 eScfcremeV
OfV C" : r
J, r J5.bur
"U, A!sc : oiplete li ,e c
?.r}d everything ' or '
U GOODS ARRHV
\ New line of fall good
prepa"ing for the
:i CAhRIN
Carolina Fri
LD STRUCTURE "
UVER IS REPRINTED 4
rhildren and a school child was killed ^
llvnost at the **nd ef the brd?te within.
he past f w weeks, and sad bridge is x_
o narrow for cars to pass thereon
with safety, and
WHEREAS, the proposal to use t?he ^
above mentioned funds entirely in j
Detraction of said bridge has been a
iiiuic-r disc us?i n among citizens of t
:he Town of Murphy for ?omc weeks
!ind this beard and it? members have
ieard frequent expressions of approv- j
il and no expression of disapproval j
from the citizens of Murphy, and the
b i is of the greatest importance v
ind that any the1 project should be
abandoned until said bridge is com- ?
pleted. t;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- j
SOLVED that this board does resp:ctfully
request the State Highway t
and Public Works commission of trie t
Stat- of North Carolina to expend j l
? y fun > wheh it has for-the NRA j
projects f r expenditure within the
i >\vn of Murphy, in the construct!
>f a substanr.il bridge across Valley
river on State Highway" Xo. 10, and
Valley River avenue in the said,
own of Murphy. t
BE IT KCRTHER RESOLVED 3
bat a cert if ie ! copy f this resolu- ,c
:i be fonv.ided to 11 on f ruble P*. B.
? I oi ... State High- 1
way an<: Public Works C mmission. *
pi Raleieh. X. C.
^obo Open In Civil
Service Commissicr I
Tin' Unit... Stales Civil Service '
nim: i n has a noun.ml open com- J
' ' 'i- li'T.. i folollvs. i .
'li " ' li'irist (injur-! uis ma;T>mala),
,.-ni,. bi iouical oiilc (injurious
1111 -tant Icadei (preda>ory
animal en-vol), $2,000 year.
Bureau of Biological Survey, Depart-i ifl
1 " V 'lUl'O. Spc. i i'i. I ..ill"
1 " - ue -i ?n and t \ . . ncv.
[1D3F gjlfe;.
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-BEGINS A?
'f- "
V ".s ' .
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sui's, ecatr-. - ?rxactivc
t&VBStt
.. ally the jo
ther season,
reasonable p ' 1
17 C
r tablets, tou sin pens, ii
'in the classroom."
!G DAILY...
s arriving daii.v for every
:atest fall business in the 1
GEE'S DEFI
'SifflliS-S!?!! QIMRHHRira
:
day, August 17,
equired. Closing date,
Chief economist, $5,6hli ,
lureau Statistics, Department
or. Acceptable education
encn in Jabor economics
ilusng date. August 23, 19}.) V
The salaries named are rub'e^l
deduction of not to erceed
ent during the fiscal year J;-B p""^T.
935, as a measure of eronoi^B V f1"'
lso to a deduction of 3 Vi >'.B
oward a tetiremcM annuity. B
All the St I
nont, Virginia. Aiaryhnd, Y B 3
district of C luml hare B J
ess than their quota of appoirt^,^!
n the apportioned dopirtmcala'B ftp
ice in Washington, D. C. B 60"
Full information may a: B
d from the Secret .be : B ^
itates Civil Sen . Boat J >>; bB
ncrs of the post ffice in rqB
vl-ich has a post office of !<*B API
ir the second cla- r fv , ?. '.t,B jd th<
eu States Civil .- ervice C across
Washington, D. C. B p;0. 1
CARD OF THANK* %
We wish i than;: our frirt.il
he kindness and .athy kotH ,t U
n the great sorrow tin has r rH optnj
iur home, in th. !> A our iH eopi
and, father and I ' er. T"? iH
.on, also for th- I tutiful fi.eC^H 0-c\oi
clings. M
Till: 1AM1LY yv
lyJ^B tetC'
S 1 GLEN: One mifl
brown bird pup abol sid,
two months old. RetuB ,n j
>up and no c;v tior.s wil pub
be asked. C. E HE | *
H
i N . in Hislhv rejJ
I aki lb'1
Ly calling, at tin fie
Stoire I
w ?M W1 ?
,-( H el
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B
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"k, pencils ers - rs? I
department? We are 11
iistory of Murphy. I
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