Volume LI.
NEWS NOTES I
FROM KING
Fire Destroys Residence —Reid I
Jones To Build New Home—
Real Kstate Changes Hands.
King. Jan. lib—Mr. F.rnest Hen-1
drix made a business trip to Win- j I
ston-Salem today. I'
Mr. J. Allen Cook, who suffered j
a stroke of paralysis at his home in
Woodland Heights last week, shows i
nliglit improvement, we are glad toll
note. ''
An old time tiddlers convention , t
will be held here Saturday, Jan. 21,
7:11(1 o'clock p. m. in the Theater '
f buililing on Depot St. (
I An eight-room dwelling belonging '
to Mr. J. Wilson Mitchell and locate- '
ed just west of town was destroyed '
by lire Saturday night about eight 1
o'clock. The building was vacant at •
the time, Ii is thought that the lire
iniiL'iniit'd fioin a lire in nil open tire •'
place \ii : 'h soiii" tenants li.ul during '
the day while stripping tobacco iu
\ \liii• rt Hutebins, i f Winston
''i , 'it Sunday with Ins parents 1
mi Fast Main Stivot.
,\i . •.11 ,\|r.., I. S, lloyles, of
Wain it Cove, were among the visi
toi ie Sunday.
R. .. I a ill ib't'imill NeWMilil filled
bis ri Ktdar appointnieiit at Mount
Ait ■' Sunday.
I'eoide of tlie Antioch neiglibor
hood r.a.e a nit • iliniier to the con
victs . iio are building a new top
.noil road throiigli that community
last Wi dnesday. A minister who is ,
doing time on the road made a nice I
little t ilk expressing their apprecia- j
tion for tlie nice dinner.
Mr. J. S. Ilix, of (ireensboro, is
among the business visitors here to
day.
Mr. A. S. Holes, of Washington,
D. C. is spending a few days with
his puruits here.
Mr. It "i d Jones, of Winston-Salem,,
has let the contract to Mr. liattcn
Fatten I'or the erection of a new six-'
room dwelling mi Fast Main Street.!
\ Won* to be commenced at oin o.
Mr. I'. -I. Caudle and family, of
Win ton- altm. . pent Sunday with
rclati> here. .
Mr . W. Southern of (e rmautoii.
R. i. ii. No. I, has purchased from
I . I'. ,\i Ksuni a house and lot on
i'ulliam Str.-et and will move lu
family In re.
Mr. S. W . I'ulliam has pur. based
fin in Mr. I. tj. New two nice lots
in I'ilot View, consideration not i
known.
Rev. Joe Hall, of Mount Airy, lill- '
ed his legular appointment at the
Itaptist (liurch here Sunday.
REYNOLDS BUYS
Ml'Cll TOBACCO
Second Fifty Million Pounds Is
I'lnvliascd From Co-Ops Of
Bui ley Asocial ion.
I.i vingio'i, Uy„ Jan. 17. The
Miciai'l ii" of .Mi.tiiiii,nmi pounds
from ti • P.' 2 I crop of the R. J. Rey
nold. I'i'm o ci'iti|ian,> by tin loir
It-, i (i (ir«»v»' i.-' I'lHipi'riitivi'
. .i• • i,. , n, \.a aniieiinceil In ie late
Ye.it' . 1..' Ie ,|, S one, pn .'l' fit
and ." Hi 1.11 matiiigei of the a u-ia
• i
tion. ihe ju ice was not aniiouiii iI.
Killing* Bi.tr Ho.us
Ac Summerfield
Mr. F.ditor:
I hand you herewith a record of
the hogi killed for meat within a
radius, of 1 mile of my home:
(). M. Rennett weighing respec
tively i!O2, |.*io, !!l"i,
J. P. Slu'llield weighing Hit), HiT,
21(1.
C. W, Vernon I weighing 117.
J. W. Dison !! weighing '177, 300,
K. D. Stanley II weighing -132, 102,
370.
li. 1.. Forbes 1 weighing 3HO.
11. 11. Stiader 2 weighing 133, 100.
.Jno. Lewis 2 weighing 111, 102.
.1. R Alcorn 2 weighing 110, 110.
('. C. IVarman I weighing .'ISO.
Mrs. Carry Tructt 1 weighing 370.
Albert Moore 2 weighing 315, 325.
J. C. Carter 1 weighing 345.
J. A. Wilson 2 weighing 350, 275.
.Speed Ma be I weighing 5(15.
Dink Carter 3 weighing 285, 315,
Lar.i.
" K. L. Scott 2 weighing 215, 205.
t). M. IIKNNKTT,
Summ.rticld, N. C.
M'LEAN TO HALT
PARDON GIVING
New Governor Announces He
Will Hear Only Important]
Cases*.
Raleigh, •Inn. 17. —Governor Mo-j
Lean, now in the pros* of a situa-.
(ion that comes to a governor only
unee and which claims his un
divided thought that of determin
ing upon and studying sys
tems under which the state must
operate' during his term of office
today indicated that he probably i
would adopt a rule to hear no pardon j
applications except the most urgent !
ones and pleas involving life and
death, until after the general assent-,
lily adjourns.
"I have about reached the con-■
elusion that this course is neces
sary," lie stated. "Otherwise I fear
I will l>e swamped with iippß'til ions |
.••'id il would lie utterly impossible at 1
i .
ilii-. Ma ire "I my niloiinistrntion fori
me to give them the time ard thought ,
it. •• e iiv. I am busy studying tin
■ |>• >|i- j an ! f 'riiiul.it ing m,\
HWII peiicie .
" \ I have !'iv .oiisly stated I am
gohg ('• ask I lie legislature for Millie
lel I f 111 illg I lli • line."
I', , ilid not, however, i»o into the t
detail of the plan lie had in mind.
Tlie n. w governor lias been ipioted |
fiem tillif to time as favoring the|
appointment of a pardon attorney |
or sollle other person to net cases ia{
shape for action of the most ddlnite I
sort before they are presented to
him.
Motorists Vote On
Proposed New Laws
Sentiment against the repeal of
the North Carolina railroad "stop
law" is revealed in answers to qucs
tionnaii'es sent out by the Carolina
i Motor club.
i Other sentiment as revealed by
! ibe ballots i.. for a system of uni
formed con-iabulatoiy to patrol the
htghways; for regulation of size,
I .-need and ■■cliediili'H of lnu«-e ; anil
for change of the speed limit from
i'ln to 35 mile an hour.
I llallot were r.. .e,| from 100
.lumber of the iln •. They show:
lor i liailge in spe. d limit to !!•>
mil' an hour, again- 1. !!.'•.
lor State constabulary, KM;
' jisr.iiii.-1. I.
] I'or requirement that mot'i' velii
• ili owners carry liability and casu
| tilty iiiMirtnu'c, !••">: against, P.
(•.For regulation of busses, I "7;
against, 2.
Kor two stat;' numbers on motor
vehicles, 72; against, 35.
lor law providing colored light
on left hand side of hotve drawn
vehicles at night, '.'l; against, 12.
j For reduction in license fees, »-;
I against, 2"..
! For state in p-etioii i f lights and
i brakes, P.'t; against P.
For bill to aim ml >t "P law i '
iipoly where tin ie ari over four
11 iin daily, against, in.
I I'or title law lo evc'ld t i apply
! to • riiclis, 7'!; ngaimt, I"'.
For iiiii .'i ma!.'.' it'd - ..' fid bicy
■ list - ni"' 11■> in'' hing on c
.motor vehi lis, Itil; against 3,
i For bill ici|tiiring motor while
ito ha'." rear viiw mirror, 7".; neaiiHt
' :i.
j For bill to rei|iiire erection "I
I' d: ial and standard sped signs
i'-i against, P.
Allliitlon.al ballots are pouring ii
' and being tabulated.'
The enterprising mercantile lira
of IJovb s Co. at King will conducl
a bin 1 pro-inventory sale of merchan
dise beginning .'an. 22nd, and durinu
ibis sale tiny are Hitting pri cs ti
the very bottom.
Play At Francisco
'j A pi i.v, "Deacon Dubbs," will •>,
presented at the * Francis o higi
' i school, Stokes county, by member:
|of the student body on Wodnesda;
' evening, January 2S. The public i:
cordially invited to lie present.
Tom Tarheel says he knows nov
j why the old folks believed that find
! ing a four-leaf clover was lucky
Anybody is lucky who grows clove
on the farm.
, 11 would be a godsend to our conn
try if every child Hi or IS years ol
could have enough steady work t
form habits of industry instead o
. habits of idleness.
Danbury, N. C., Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1925
MAIL SERVICE BAD ,
TO SANDY RIDGE (
Coultl Be Made Good Simply!
R.v Exchange Of Mail By j
Carriers On Sandy Ridge and]
Danbury Routes.
j Mail service between Danbury and
the Sandy Ridge section is had, to
say the least. It is only I'J miles
to Sandy Ridge and yet a letter or
paper going from Danbury there has
to be routed byway of Walnut Cove
and Madison, traveling a distance of
| III) or It) miles. Not only this, but
jtli" mail lays over one night in Madl* |
' son before reaching Sandy Ridge.
People in the Sandy Ridge section i
'are often heard to remark that they
I can gel a letter to New York and
back quicker than to Danbury and
back, the short distance of 12 miles.
! Attention luis been called to the
'fact more than once in this paper
' • Irit the mail service hclw.'eii Dan
'l n,i and Sandy llidge imild be
: mini good .in >1 y by an e\. Inf ' •
,of mail bet .', t MI the rural cai'i'iers
j going oil from I i.iiibur;, and Sandy
IJ:d> ■. I 1 !'•' mile ' a.-t of Da duiry
•he .-aiidy Uidu'i e iritt r and ilie Daii
i'U'y currier p:. almost in s- • lit of
liii li other and have h n doinc ii for
iytiii's, and it has abvir - been tramp'
why the I'ostoili e department does
! not require these carriers to ex
|eh:in:;e mail. This paper lias iinpiir
jed often why it was not done but
| has never heard any reason given.
BILL FOR NEW
COURT DISTRICT
Stokes Would l»e Placed In
Middle District Should Hill
, Pass.
Washigtoii, .l.m. 11. Senator
Overman will introduce a bill in the
, senate this afternoon creating a
miilill" judicial district for North
i arolinu, The western bolder of this
J district will includi Stokes, Forsyth,
j li.iiidoli li. Montgomery and liicli
| eilotul counti .
| The west "in liorder of tlie eastern
t 1 i-I>ii tinll I' .• Halifax. \a h. W tl
• V. ay Me, .Vt.u;.soit, C.illlbi rl ta.!,
ill.nil n and 1 'oluiiilui.-.
• i.ator «'v ei lean' bill i rd- i - two
tern of coiii'i at iJttl • ivh. • ri-fii
born, Salisbury and l.aui inbui _ r in
j lie i iiddle li triii Senator Over
'man said bis bill is oid,y lentativi
land will be ani'iideil if necessary.
I IJepi'i scuta!i\e Ward conl'errei
* | witb the senator today, and he ex
, l poet- to introduct practically tin
' satin lull in the House. Mr. Ward':
draft of lii.s bill includes Robesol
' county in the ei'.stern district, tixc
II the holding of court at (ireeiisbon
and Raleigh in the middle district
' and provides for three terms durinj.
. the ye .'.
' i The three districs as outlinei
I Ci 111-ii'ietl e.tcll llbollt 575,00P pop
I .
ula.
r
What th» St:iti3
u.'iilly Ni.'t'ds Mus:
Tii fill''.'.villi'; i- an c:trait fi •>:
.» 'ie i' . i.;ii'' il ie! :i •• of • i• v• lo
A. W. McLean:
"If I -hotilii be ii.-ked to say wlrit
,f f. >t: in I to Ii- In outstanding needs i
\o.:ii Carolina, lis I visualized 111
during my travels covering soiii
~ forty thousand miles in niiuy-. igli
counties in the past twelve month'
I would unbesitaii'iiily leoly: A>rri
n cultural iniprovcim nt ami rural bet
,i ; eriiieiit. If I should then be askei
to suggest what I ion-idered th
prime remedy for suppl;. intr thi
~ need, I should say: More educatioi
I both academic and vocational. Wlie
I I refer to vocational education i
this connection 1 mean training i
s. ieiitiiic and practical agriculture,
,M I'nited States Senate has goit
mi record as favoring private open
■' lion of Mus"le Shoals. An anuiii
js
meiil providing for government ope
l at ion was voted down 112 lo !'.• an
then the Cnderwoxl bill was passi
w '
by the same vote, Democrats an
Republicans divided about eipiall
' on the subject,
t-r
I
Tile siiort course tor iiookeepei
n- begins at State College on Januai
Id 2o and closes on January 22. Son
to of the leading bookeepers of ti
uf State and Nation will be on tl
' program daring theau throe days.
NO BOOTLEGGING
TOBACCO IN VA.
, Highest Tribunal of State Holds
Law V'alitl Which Stops
Fradulent Methods.
The Supreme Court of Virginia
upheld the validity of the act of the
Virginia legislature which requires
that the true name of the owner of
tobacco be placed upon it when of
fered for sale in public warehouses j
and utflt'liK'd the judgments of the
circuit court of Halifax county in
the cases of Reaves Warehouse
Corporation, vs. Commonwealth, and
' Motley vs. Commonwealth in the
( opinion handed down by Judge Rob
ert R. Prentis last week.
No decision of the courts since the
famous opinion of Chief Justice
Walter Clark of the Supreme Court
of North Carolina was handed down
upholding the contract of the mark
eting association, lias been of m u
' inipoi '.anee to the sueci - of tile i' •
'■a i i (irowiji'.-' Co.operiilive A«o.
ciniio'l I hail ti.lt of i.'.l We k, I, !..
in. In st i ribtii il it' \ ir," : n
! .iit-lv e Pre:;', dec I '. I'eil Il ' . 1
j ion tii it "U , i on i! li',. i o
, {to a Warehouse for .il • uml i fuses
■ o dir. lose Ii •• fails I'eiplilei! le. til.'
act, his purpo.e must be construct! to
be simisii r. ami there i - a fair in
ferellce I hat he designs to aecoin- 1
plinh some fraud upon l andlord,
his creditor or some otlie. to whom l
h" is under obligation to il liver his
l tobacco."
| In rendering his opinion Judge
Prentis asked "Is it not manifest that
' when the warehouse man actively aitls i
j the grower who is a contract break-1
t er in the perpetration of a fraud 1
either upon his fellow-members and
1 the association or upon any other,
they do the very thing which is there
condemned—that is, they conspire
r and hit below the belt? Is the law to
, be criticised when it condemns this
,!as a "Fradulent and dirty" blow?
,; In his opinion, Judge Prentis tie
„ | cared "That it is the antithesis of
' manliness, sportsmanship, righteous
.| Hi iiid cuurtery is obvious, Tl'is
being shown the occasion arose which
l, 11 i|ltile tin* law I'll'st to devise an !
tin n lo enforce proper rules for thai
] gain . Ct iia !;. liloi e I ill wliiel.
nil' not to II ! •i.itutnry "\press
~ I .atise they aiv ar.'.uiy till -
ttoiu'il by th" human coitsciciu ■ need
I, no ilt*fen• i . If tl re has bei a an m
. ee'ited biliilli ss Mile il 11 I' r which
•.i.iichouseincii jii 'it'y IhemseVe- iu
thu.-i using fictions names and in
,1 tni- way conspiring with contract
j. breakers to tleceive anil defraud oth
i(. ers, the time has come when the
V State, iu the eXelvi e of its police
n power, should repeal that pernicious
, s itde; and this is one, if not the chief
•,i | iirpoi es of the statute."
t, -
« Death of An Infant
~1 Rural Hall. Jan. 17. Th. funeral
■i- of the infant son of Mr. an! Mrs
oiollel Co.. |. took |'l:.ce a M'.lilll
I >!". e i!i'pi i? t i it'llt-lt I' ri':'H
. 11l 'k. lilt. I nil 111 f' III". •: . I:.
.ei 'ii'.'iel'.V. Ihe dellt I: of it
W - I au.-i 'I oin ; 111 onloi ..i i
>i ' I lil 'i .. .;. li.i'l :.i ~t : •
• iock.
I'll" friends of ,\rr. a.id Mrs. W
'' Moolelii'lil will leer.', lo I il i
I t, sciiotis ililier - of th :r lotb
daughter, Avis Virginia. Sue wa
111 'i liioM d to the l.awreiii'c lio pita I n
1 Winston-Salem on 'l'hursilay aftir
I noon nmi tlie late ! report from lie
w is that she was resting liimc cola
T' frtably.
•i
--t-d
d Ran,ye Demonstration
At Kiny Next Weel
' 1 The enterprising hardware linn m
Seal A Tiittle. Willi stores at Waluu
I ove and King, wlil put oil a bii
• t) ; il. inonsiration of the '.treat Majesti
.. cooking range at their -tore in Kill)
jivxt Week. A fa toi; repivseiitativi
I w ill be ill charge of tin- demolistra
IK- Holl and every hou-ewif" who cat
Ido so should attend. See the all
u|. 'i.incement elsewhei.- in this pa pet
~,1 ! A I'M! providing for the auto
~,| ' matie divorce of couples witboii
ni j issue after they have been in..trie
H v jfi r two years unless they can I'm
nish medical certificate of inipoi ee
j will be introduced into the l,egisl:i
jture this week by Representative N
•rs l. Rroughtoii of Wake county, "Th
ry irpose of the bill is to do awa
me i with eats, pooitle dogs and monkey
he ; says ♦.he author. A similar bill h.i
he • i'eeii introduced in the NcbrasN
j I. gislature.
FAVORS FULL
BOND ISSUE
President of North Carolina
Good Roads Association Sub
mits Reasons For Issuing
000.000.
During the pa.-t several weeks I
have had a numocr of communica
tions anil ini|Uirii- as to my position
with reference to the proponed
j 1)011,001) hoiid i-.-ue to complete tlu 1
road program in North Carolina.
I am in favor of giving to the
proper mail officials authority to is
sue not exceeding 1100.00 if neces
sary to complete the mad program
in North Carolina, with the under
standing of course that the full
amount not he issued unless in the
opinion of the road officials it should
!«• necessary.
I favor the conviction of the pro
m fnv the f. ll.iv. ng reason*:
h'irst The ro.-ot* are i, - ir. .
Uil h nioilern ••• •! •■ I - of 11 ii'i
■ n.itlHMica' iO' .• n■ 1 i \i ! su'i. I :i".:al
an i d ii.i' i' are i 1.1 ]m n .11 !
liUsill'. vs tlltlst I" . t• .• 1 I'll I
I 1 1 :. il 111 | : •I. • • „ l lt .
iHI i s ill ■ i 11:. |>nI>l it i: ii :.i • ,
I ile \ .IV Ii -1,1. I' i- , I
ft il'e i 111 ii —. I.' i t ■ Mi' ! pi'i -•/ lii ia J
'demands without an uile.|uate oi
;«.r road> i lllH'i t iny up every sei lim
of North Carolina.
Second The roads wen l promised
and were put on the original road
map. When the original road lii 11
was passed this map was made a
part of the law and on this map
every town and county seat was con
nected hy good loads. Hundreds of
; miles of these roads have been com
pleted at the expense of the who'e
State; hut it is a known fact that
I there are yet hundreds of miles of
road not complete. In fact some of
the State highways in this section I
are now impnssal>l ■. It is not fair j
! to pass a law giving to all the pen- 1
I pie roads and in the attempt to carry
.'out the provisions of the law Iniild
roads in only some sections. If
i North Carolina is to have a State
system ni roads it must lueld ail llv
I roads and not unit in abandon the
road work tuuil liie law has I•.eis ful
filled to the litter.
Third I'nder tl pri si nt plan of
n..il building in North 1 arolina th
. full, who use Ihi roads en rei|Uired
io pay for them. I think this wise
ai d just. I'lie aut • nohile and gaso
line ta\ is paying the road hills.
" 'I'll" folks who Use nutoiiioliilo and
motor vehicles ale tlu- folks who use
1 the roads. They are not only wiling
to pay for good roads hut anxious to
' do so, hecause the\ have learned that
' paying for good ton Is is Mol'i 1 ecu
j. mimical than the n -t of travel ami
j i ransiiortation over hail roads. !f
tl..' people who are laying til' hills
are willing, then I see no valid oh
j,lection to the further issuance el'
j hoitds for road liuildinir.
I ' Ami hint hui ii'i h .i-!. gmil roadt
*' I" in- in : I tl: p i.;.|. lie; i al\
'' ; ' osperii v. liapi •■ - s and g i >
10 .. ii ,•
tipllfl, I lit !•;. I i nt ea»; Ml
iililiica*.ion • • • l . iul. r-
II i i Ii i-:h • r ... 1 ai n n •. ■ I
I ile po'.\ el' a; I I • ■ of en ■ o
' ni I Ile .-pir ' of ji : l tog titer. Tl, ' •
;ve h. i n :• i in ii.,. I I p|o\ oi • - ii
\ i tli Carolin in, 1 >i at' pn • I \
' I' v. ■ tire to reinovi .sectiolial pre
s and i.'itf , • ••■ wo mil-1 tr 'a
i . isection fairly and oi|i.il'y i;
il let' of |iii! a heiielit -. Wliei •
1 ed loads gn Rood s hools anil gi in
'ill i follow, and where tin r an
g hools and pond churches wil
1.0 f..:i g i d cith'.elis. If we ar. !■
11niini . program of g -neviil tiplif
of tie i i •• people of North Cafo
i, linn w■ i (io ii through i i: 1
ajrelicj of - n| loßiis. good Iloo!
' and iniiil i ,'i las. 1 am therefor
a- aliovi i. in favor of S:!."i ono,
I l|.| hotlil i- to colllplet • tile 1 e
|t ~teiu of N v;li Carolina.
•KI ,i. ij. C.ll.ki'.V.
1,1 President. \. Carolina tiooi
ll " Heads A- ,'ition.
1,1 Marion, .lair:.try 11.
11- _ ._
State lli,u'h\v:ivs
Arc hnpassnbli
ut
lhl Those who do lie! In lieve thai llv
r- ii' the i losed si aso i' for saud-i i i
,y highways in rieihn.m: North Car.
i- linn should try some of them now*.
V Winston Journal.
In Yes, for instnu.c, let 'em try til
ay so-called S'.ate highway from tli
Forsyth county line in the count
as oat of Stokes. This mud pike hti
; xi i . heen literally lined with ears slu.
I fast for some da> .
No. 2,754
D. H. CARTER
MAY BE NAMED
As Member Of Stokes Highway
Commission Bill To That
Effect Introduced In Legisla
ture.
It is learned today that Represen
tative K, t'arr (Sunn, of Stokes, has
introduced in a liill in the House pro
viding for the appointment of 1). H.
Carter, of Heaver Island township,
as a member of the Stokes County
Highway Commission for a term of
four years from the first Monday in
April, 1025.
The proposed appointment is to
lill a vacancy on the highway hoard
which will occur on the first Monday
in April when the term of c. I>.
Smith, of Snow Creek township, will
expire,
Mr. Carter's appointment ha been
I liitlleu let' hj tile Stoker I U mo
il ; K\ei -iti. ' oniin;' •' .
NO ! JON US EXCEPT
lOK EMERGENCIES
('ii'iiei'.il A- • 1111»1 >' I'Aii" t •«i To
l.isii'M 'l'u Cry of thf» IV,pie
1-Vr Tax lieduetions.
U:il«'iirh. Jan. Representative
David I', Zollinger, "f (iastcm. today
i-"-iied a statement in which he ex
pres-es the belief that the members
of I lie general assembly will not sup
port "the schedule outlined bj some
nf our leaders" relation to bond is
sues and state expenditures gener
ally.
Mr. Deltinger's statement in part
follows:
"The members of the general as
sembly will not support the sche-
|dull' outlined by some of our leaders,
i and this will apply to bond issues
land state expenditures generally. I
have listened carefully and made
much investigation for a fifth of the
, present session. The sum and sub
stance is:
"We will authorize no bonds ex
cept for emergencies. Increase of
iviieral stat ■ ixpenditures from #s.-
(Iliii.inltl l■ i ,J I:!. ooi 1.1 mm i i, i it of tile
, .|U.*stion. as that would increase
per I lit to "Ml pi i' cent and
the | 'oph will not -Hind b v it. and
will Hot take tile vim.. I'i'om
I'Vi-ry t|uat'( r i •; 11 - tht try t«» iv
iii • taxis."
' HEAR UK. STEDMAN
EULOGIZE GEN. LEE
I Aged Tar Heel, Last of Confed
,i erules in Congress, Still
r Loves His Old Commander.
Wa-hingtn, .lan. 11'. Observing
■I !'i>' i'Tthdiiy anniversary of ticneral
i; .rt 1!. I.ce too:}, tl'.e House
I for a few i-limit - to hear
I i,tativc St diiM.n. ' f Nunh
i. deliver n I . ef :, I ~!e to
i . 1 lee.
:..n North 1 . • the
•I' ".i in tic.' Iloti.-e . f the
l.ee co, oill i ."e
tic o.e.mai. !i • i i"
"■ • • Mi. .i-. noi tuilj o of tile
>• s . • military commanders, but
,il- . of tin- ions' •aiio. -- whose
II ,:. i: •> not to V.rui'i a alone
l!l i . in birthright of t iry \mer
, .11 ..ell."
Mi .
re
lil
... Stop Sheriffs l'rom
f; Consuming" Liquor
1,. Two bills Wel'e illt l'odllct din the
|. i i use '• y Representative A. I'. Cur
. , rie. of S« nt land. Civ would rei|Uitv
i, slier ll" to |,i ip a r ord of nil \\hi>-
i,l Key - 'ed by tin in and make it un-
I ia\. fill for tilciii to -e su.h whiskey
.'.iii in or to give it away. The
id in.' i-.uii s, t" a tin of :?."iiui for viola
' iii.. ' 1" 1 1• ■ .•> 'tlatnl conn > represeti-
I i.lii' olid .|s.;re would pro
| liibit "o ooiisltinei s" from tarrying
nistol while mannfact iiing ili.it
liipioi and subject them to a line of
V slon foi violation.
I/'Mu" Ferguson
Is Inaugurated
he Austin, Tex., Jan. 20.—Without
he the slightest show of emotion, Mrs.
ity Miriam Amanda U'erguson, of Tom
ias pic, Texas, was sworn in today as
ivk the I'rst woman governor in Texas
a.i.l tile setond 'it '!. I'n t.d St;.ton.
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