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|U31or ot ^oarBal-Patrlot:
Hiere are In this campaign sev-
*abl«et« which I would like
hik write on, but I am going to
ifteoM sportsmanship or lack of
•portamanshlp, would be more
■ppMf able.
Brnnetlme ago a friend of mine
Iwd a fine young registered
ktmnd about fourteen montha old
^a fox-chase In competition with
older dogs and dogs that knew
tke land they were running on
•ad had all the advantages of
the pup; but from ihe beginning
Qrey-Boy, for that is his name,
was outrunning. For about four
hours the chase continued with
Orey-Boy strewing the other
hounds all through the moun
tains. The hunters were scatter
ed out at different places where
the hounds would cross. Sudden
ly the owner of Grey-Boy noticed
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and let Grey-Boy go, but -he ^d
not lead any more that ct^t-
This writer saW the dog Sfe't
morning and Ms leg was swollpn
« tk^gh .he had been sngke^
iltten, also, his toes were
worn to. the flesh and the top of
hla foot had the hide dragged
-off ffom running on after he was
hobbled, when he could not bring
his foot forward or lift it up. Hie
leg kept on swelling and the sec
ond day after the chase the own
er, on close examination, found a
small copper wire had been first
tied around Ws leg and complete
ly hidden In the flesh and the
string tied over the wide. Today,
Grey-Boy has a scar all around
his leg to bear witness to this
fact.
I know that all real sportsmen
will agree with me that any man
or group of men guilty of this
crime, for It is nothing lees than
a crime, should not be allowed
in the fields or woods with a dog
or gun.
Two years ago, the two politi
cal parties entered Into a race to
ree who should govern Wilkes
county tor the next two years.
The Republicans won all the
county offices except the sheriff’s
office. That race was like the
fox chase that Grey-Boy was In;
the Democrats had all the advant
ages. To quote, one of the lead
ing Democrats of the county, the
next morning after the election,
said. “I am through with politics
in Wilkes county. We had every
thing, the schools, the roads and
the WPA. and then got beat.”
Then a small group of men. not
representative of the real Demo
cratic iparty and as selfish as
any of the dictators of Europe
are today, solicited outside help
and passed over the protest of
oqv duly elected representatives,
which we had elected, under han-
Liberty |Monday-Tuesday
ooaotlea htTOi th« soeonlv to t*k*
jitll from the commissioners
aod^igi^ng It to the sheriff op
a fee basis; and third, but' not
le^, the bin known as the coun
ty districting bill, to redlstrict
the county, hoping thereby- to
elect two Democratic commission
ers, denying us the right of a ma
jority rule which we Inherited
from the battle fields of Guilford
Courthouse and Kings Mountain.
There are those of us that point
with pride to our grandparents
and the sacrifice they made at
Guilford Courthouse and at Kings
Mountain, In ordey,that we might
have government of the people,
by the people and for the people.
And are we, regardless of par
ty affiliations, going to let slip
from us Into the hands of a few
men who have proven themselvee
as selfish as Hitler or Mussolini
the control of our county govera-
ment? At present, we are draft
ing men to the army in prepara
tion to defend our democracy
from the dangers ot the European
dictators.
Since the election laws are In
terpreted In such ways as to give
the machine democrats here in
North Carolina the most advant
ages and there is no way of cor
recting a wrong In politics after
it has happened, provldeu the
right one wins, our only chance
Is to prevent it from happening.
Let’s give Democracy a big
boost here-in old Wilkes next
Tuesday and then we can see
clearly how to fight the dictators
of Europe it we are threatened
by them. I appeal to every liber
ty-loving voter in Wilkes county
not to let a few men who have
proven biy their acte that they
are as void of any sportsmanship
as the men who tied the wire a-
round Grey-Boy’s^ leg to have con
trol of our county. Grey-Boy kept
running after he was hobbl^:
let’s not lose this election be
cause we know they have every
thing except the votes.
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COURT DISPOSES
or MANY CASES
(Continued From Page 1) ~
. Roby EUledge, disposing 'of
mortgaged property, not Kullty.
James Bowers, aibandonment,
18 months snsvended on condi
tion he’ provide for children and
be of good behavior.
Eudaily BilMnga, assault on fe
male, six months suspended on
payment of costs.
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dlll, North Wiikeshoro.
657—676, James Emmet
Doughton, Wiikeshoro; Thurman
Franklin Bowlin, Daylo. >
699—11.2, Noah St John, Ron
da; Neleon Goy Childers, North
Wiikeshoro.
702—186, Clarence Harrison.
Roaring River; Austin Eugene
Brows, Dehart,'
7^-1—2403, Oscar Clan Greer,
%prtb vhlifesboro.
■ 73f-_L.^406, Montle Everett
Reeves,^ Reddles River.
764-^"1S62,;-. Hennan Monroe
Absher, McGrady; Gollie Royal,
McGrady.
798—^108, Ernest Alonso Eller,
Purlear; John Ernest Staley,
North Wiikeshoro.
801—2546, James Ralph
Smith, Benham.
880—2532, Samuel Stevens
Vickery, North Wiikeshoro.
897—2586. George Edgar
Wellborn, Ronda.
938—109, Willie Ptanklln
Hampton, Ronda; Lionel Dexter
Miller, North Wiikeshoro.
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Laws, Parsonville; Elmer Garlen
Holbrook, Abshers.
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