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DANBURY REPORTER Volume LI. THE LEGISLATURE WAS ECONOMICAL Governor McLean Exerted Great Influence Over the Law-Makers--Some Of the Laws' Enacted. i Raleigh, March 0.-The l'.»2r> Gen- , er.il Assembly goes down in history 1 as one which followed the Governor j nunc than any other in recent yours. Other Legislatures have been in-; fluenced by Governors hut scarcely to the extent that the one just ended has been led around by Governor Me-1 Lean. The 11121-2:s General Assein- | blies were led "lip the hill" by Gov. j Morrison and the I'.'-'i body was "led down the hill." ill the path of eco- j notuy by Govt Tii«>r McLean. And as if to atone for the action of it* pri - decessors in following Morrison, the present hmly went even further than any before it bad pone and gave to the Governor greater powers than any exeeutive in North Carolina has ever hail enaeteil nreasurcs at !.i> bidding whieh will revolu'ionize the administration of the State govern nient. Gtivernor McLean sponsored or indorsed 2.1 measures wnich verv pre sented to the Legislature. Most of these were enaeted into lew as originally written, »n." or two were slightly amended, but all of any im portatiee, except one, got through during the last two days of the body and these whieh came up this week were expected to be put across be fore adjournment Friday night. Chief among the Governor's reco mendations weiv the creation of an executive budget system placing all departments anil Institutions on a budget basis and making the Gov ernor the head in fact of the State's financial policies; transferring the auto license bureau and tie insur ance department revenue collecting powers to the Revenue department in order tn co-ordinate the revenue collecting agencies of the State and 1,1 eliminate unnecessary employes; rt't'iiliiijx «*i sti'.ti' lU'psivtlUi'Ul jn.-t!- tution out of state prison hitln-rt« opern'ed as a private cm liorat'on: creating a state department to ta!-.> over the fun lions of the ecoiiomii and survey: appointing otlicial executioner to relieve tin warden of state prison ef that d,.;y deposit daily with tin Stat • Treasur er of all fa id.- instead of monthly as herelofore so as to obvia'.i to ai extent slim; term financing ant save interest; creation "f a pardot attorney to assist the tiovi nior investigating clem uey cas -s; an edu rational cm. '.mission in invo.-tU.ati the educational s; stein "f ;ho State t wrge inve.-tigat ion i iamis'ii a t> go into tin al-n 1 - pa '• 1 1,1 ploycs, eliminate Ucle- i lilji; yes bring snlnri in; > line wiili a- tua work don - ■■ -I al.ii-h a -tandar salary s. ai. : a „ u.oeo i id i-su for roads; and other measures o cioiv i r le ■ inn ei an - \ Th, t, , mi- 1 ■ ■ oimni •••le i ■•institutional a■ i:• 11 «!>..-1• t creating , anion coin ••' b.i* ' !■■ ■ was pu id' I..st Satarda\ U':'.il the lies session afi ■' "Me «1 il• i ally o\vr it term arose, the Governor haying h Y would try •a- t • par i n attorn. ' for the next tv. • y nrs. Other niea-ure. wtiich had tli Governor's "n!.ay v.civ to limit ti: time hi which cheeks as 1 i b the Auditm v.i.ui'l be ;>-»i«i by tli rrea.sUl-.M; to declare transit r • i 'minis ."gainst t'..e s-.ate avoid made I ef.n-e actual adjustnient an allowance of such i-laiiii- li id be» made; to pin. • all charitable Sta institutions on the sain- ba-is a. r.-ipiire those «ble to |ay to do ; to hear the expense of their care; 1 ereate a Judicial Conference to stiu methods of practice and proccdur t i ci ate nil advisory Commission investigate and report en freigl rat" discrimination. to reduce to of public printing and a number proposals having to do with his pr gram of etononiy in govirnnunt affaiis. KATII-'li-'.H H11.1.S An act to amentl the Stokes con ty road laws so as to make the i>s iag of bontls discretionary with t county commissioners; an act to i tablish township recorder's coui with criminal jurisdiction, in C r harms county; to amentl section 11 t of the consolidated statutes and st [. tion 11">> of consolidate statutes, LT amended by chapter 1 •">."» of the pi t lie laws of 1U23 relative to t amendment of chapters of corpora tions and to the creation of rlassi's of stocks; to amend the charter of th" town of Boom-, Watauga coun ty, N. C., and index relative to hanks .an a-t to authorize the board of commissioners of New Hanover coun ty to issue honds for tlv purpose of building a bridge across the (.'ape l'car River and for its maintenance and operation: to repi'iil chapter 11'.' | public local laws extra session l'.'-l r luting to the roads of Pender coun ty; and to authorize them to co-op erate with the State Highway Cum uli ii 11 in rei'cri lice to road build ing in Ks>!> •.-••n: t' piovide for tin working "f Streets in incorporated 'towns of Pender county; to incorpo rate the town of 1.-eggots in Kdgc t oinhe cotiiny: to amend chapter of private I'iws of the session of IPP! I being "an a t to revise the chapter 'of the cits of Charlotte:" an act to | amend chapter 'M- public local laws |of lli'Jl providing for better roads , for Ponder county; an act to author j izo the Pasiiuotank county Highway I Commission to issue bonds for rotul construction in Pasquotank county and for other purposes; an act plac ing all State charitable institutions on the same basis and to protect the interest of the State and to require those who are able to pay to bear the 1 expense id' their care, maintenance and treatment, and to enforce the : same policy in all such institutions, and to provide machinery relating . to the same; to amend article ten . of chapter live volume .'5 of the con . solidated statutes of 1 1 as relates ;• to industrial banks as follows: an act [ t * authorize ('..rtciot county to issue • bonds for the purpose of mud and 1 ! ridge coil, iruction and intprov.- ; in, in -; act to create a road coinmis . - ion for 'I, - county of Hum ; an , ait to ticai ■ and estubll.-h a depart - ; nicnt of •'. rvation and devlop- II" 'lit in the place of the Stat ' i- i; ological and e.*oiio nic. ; survey: an i ,i.j relating to salaries of county i coniissioiier.-. and tax collector in the : county of Ituncombe; to authorize 'Mid empower the county coniiiiis v ' s'oiit r> of Stanly county to is.-u • n bonds for building purposes; to ,1 amend .-i-tioii USi'.il consolidated n ' statutes authorizing th.' warden ot ,i the | nitentiary to designate some i- : person to elect i'o.'llte convicts coil e'vict'd of :i capital crime; act t > • ; 'ann nd tile lilotoi vehicle title regis tration 'f all a. to provide •.-'a salary and wage i o.amission to n neal el'.apter 1 oiib'.i I'.al law.-- ,! I;«ir. eiiti:!.d "aa .vt •' providi ■ i rad oniniissionei'.- a i l ' ri ad im i prove in- MI in I >av -on coii'ity; t■■ •f ,u;t!ioi i.'i and eir.vwi rt- io.iid «»i . ■ ini ii *h i, -i sol i! \ a ot I -i! ~| Hie;.oil to . M,-nd : ! • iveil Ti -in ,i ' the > lie of its .l-.i light and K i-»v, . i.i * rinut it»li > "■" * 4,1 ' k , ..iMi;- ar ~ t-.f Jl>« ts ioun:; : to anieiid s- •' :■ > ot :e consolidated at 0.,., ~f North Car olii.a rcl Iting to the N lib Carolina ; As'.rii id'.antl >ocieiy: to authorize I.- the toiinty ior.inii.-. ioie. r ot i-orsyih u- ...int.v to em'doy a tax supervisor i» an I a cou.ity hookUi e|-cr, and to i. ■..i ribe the duties of each; ,;o.m lit' •lll'i'ill to I a.v the expenses ot lite if !b-ii>-e and Si i..lii stlb- -onr.ail t. i,i , i ing the ho-pit. I- a' -'-I ' rgant 01. •ii :.ad lioldsboro; joint iv»-olutio:i to ,»• •- pa the CP I --- of .la- House 1.1 I, I. mil'.!ttee .1 iin ' tile C-.illowhce . Nora 1 hool; ,jo:n" r solution to ,i ;i-, e i-'ijiei'.-e« 'a 1 lo.eniitti ; ...-,| ;i n.lte and llotl-'e of lie| v: .. • : ins. the North t-> ( ar.dina - i.ool t.r the 1 ' • u in M-.rganton; at to r. :rn'i .st license tax of non-resident U -1.-.MS of in I: irse;- and t tiu-r ii-e sto I, 111 •o- Porte county: in" t 1 regulate th. 1 :al 'teims of the superior coint "I Kurl. ■ ji-.unty; to authi r «• county boaid I of Yadkin county to lix the comniis- I sion of the county superintendent of m-1 public instruction of said county; to m- i ineorporate the town of Carolina he j I'/'uch in tii' 1 county ot New llan os- i over. State ol N irtli t eiolin.i; t-> rtfi amend l>. I*. -07. S. P. 1-0 ru'ilied ' :l_ 'Jan. 27, 1 entitled an act to re -31 establish the otiicc of Treasurer of i' l '- I Jackson county." Act providing for :ls j the appointment of road supervisors the j (Continued on page four.) Danbury, N. C, Wednesday, March 11, 1925 TO GIVE PLAY AT WALNUT COVE Claud Doyles To lUiiUI Resi dence on North Main Street —Personal Items. Walnut Cove. March ll.—Many of the town people saw Ziojjtield's "Sa"y" in Winston-Salem Monday night and vnjoyed it thoroughly. Miss Nell Huti+.erson spent the week-end with friends in Tnoinas viile. Mrs. Herbert Smith and daughter. Frames. arc visit injr l>r. and Mrs. A. (I. Jones. Mr. Frank Tilley and Mi-s Mary Tilley, of Smith wtic visitors in town Saturday. Mesdanies Roy Kinjr and A. Fagg. if I'anhury, wuv in town Monday. Atty. -I. W. Manuel hiis iiv>ved into his !.«-w otV.co ovi r Harrington's Hardware stort'. Mr. IJi'iui' tt has mov d his press ing i-lut into the building vacated by Mr. Manu'. 11. 1.. "h;;d' r has air. . d a posi tion a - sal -man with th Stokes Motor Car **«». Th" Mt. Airy i 1 iu'h School will jrivo a !>lay in tile auditorium of the Walnut Cove Iliirh Sch'>ol on Satur day nijrht. March 11. Admission will In- :2ile and Mr. Kmory Kothrock and family have moved to their now home in the country, and T. A. Kothrock has purehused t!r- house formerly owned l>y him in town, which lu- is having remodeled. Mr. Claud Hoylcs has purchased a lot on North Main Street and will liuili! in the early future. Mr. T. K. Smith, of Haltimore, was in town a few days this week. Mr. Charlie Crutchlicld is enlarg ing his cafe and expects to he furnishing his customers with ice cream soon. Mr. Joe Carter of Klkin, was a visitor in town Tuesday. Mi.-sis Mildred Haik'.v and I.tnile Snow, of Klkin. were visitors in town Tuesdaj. Hill llairston i.- at home for a few days. Miss I.my Hurt on and Mi*. J. A. I'.uil.'ii s.'clit Friday in Madison. Mrs. W. D ivis and Mi-- Myrtle Huijjc went ti» (iri'cen'lioro shopping las. Tl'.ui.-day. PACK AGAIN ROAI) CHAIRMAN Three Other Members Oi State 11 i;. r iiway Are Also lle-Ap pointeil i»y (lovernor. . Ilal- igh, N. i - .. M: i. h 11. Within •hi !).. ,• iif tlie i i -i sir s '.--'on l*i-t nil'i: : n i'i'ii'if M> I.": II i- i ipoint. d I'li.'.i i >*e a- i ! !rm.tn. an I lli: 1 ' II . I - . f the I. uhway I oiiimi- -mii I'.- .1 t. iin of sis \ ,\i rci i -npi 'Mnt'-'i v,en \\. \ 1., i" ; i :...i... !'••»• til '• •t d: 1 I . ; v I . U illviil " 'II, "f ii> i>l itt . | I .•4 11 «Ii . t• t . ii!: i A. !• U: I. :. i" AI i • f ' the n - ..;;'. LAW-MAK iviiS HAVE QL : iT| Si'ssinn (il ' it'lUTill A"- st'Pi! >iy Ad.iuinnoil liii'sik.v Nijrht. i: •!. :i;h, X. I'., h 11. "'hi !.ij . .w,:,,n of ill- ui r.eral assenihlj : -m ir!«i hi>t"iy last night «'. i I :"!»• fi'rin-.-k, uiVii ial U-iK'. I ".nr h. '!•>."l f rnr.ilitit'.- were n'l-ei'ved. Ruth gav U fell fim'tltanfiiimly a the • ;• i«i njr i I IVI »i* of '.'U'h 1 '•"iiiii'l i,.v!nred a .jotirnnieiit -in>• i!:.. VETS' PENSIONS DEFEATED 261S Aill !' HilUi' 1" ijjhi Si'siati 1 i>oat Will Wliiih Hail I'usm'i! Ih lloiwo. Uakiuli. Munh 10.—The S.mte today re-eonsidered the vote by v.'hi' h it passed «n seeoml reading vest' I'.iav iht' hill to inerease tin* Cunf. derate veterans' pensions l>y ta!:i ;;r theater admissions anil after a bitter tijrht defeated the measure ! -jti to IS. The vote ended the at ■ tempt to increase the pensions for ' this sessions. NEW CHURCH FOR KING To Be Em-tod By Christians— Much Building I nl'rogress— Personal Items. King, March The King higl .school basket I.all tram defeatci Pine Hull in a game played at Pint Hall Thursilay. The score stoot twenty-nine to twelve. Messrs. K. P. Newsum and .1. \V Tut 11«- ri'turni'il from Winston-Sulen Friday where they closed deals foi some real estate in Green way Place the new development on Patterso? avt nue. Mr. John Stewart, of Winston Salt m. has purchased from Mr. Will Tuttle a lot in Pilot View on which he will erect a new home. Attorney Dallas Kirhy, of Wins toii-Salem was lu re Saturday look iiig after some business nintteis. •Material is being placed on th* sit.- l.reparsi'.ory to i routing a nev Chvinian church on West .Main St. Mr. A. N. loin -s and family. ■ Wiiiston-Salem, spent Sunday will relatives here. A force of men went to work ;hi morning on a new six-room dwelling for Mr. J. Wilson Mitchell in West View. Mr. James Love. Sr., of Winston- Salem, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. Grady S. Newsum, who is ti patient in Oteett government hospi tal at Asheville, is spending ten days with his mother, Mrs. J. F. New sum. who resides on Puliiatn St. Mr. Grover Wright and family, ol Mount Airy, spent Sunday with cap tain l". J. Kirhy in Walnut Hills. The wheat crop in this section is looking tine and farmers arc husj preparing land for corn and tobacco Mr. Ralph Wiser, of Winston-Sa lent, spent Sunday with relatives here. Work on Mr. It. A. Newsum's new home just South of town is well tin ilcTway and will be pushed througl to completion at an early date. Mr. Wilburn Newsum, of Winston Saleir, was among the visitors hen y -t ■ lay. Kx-Sh.-rilV 11. I). 'l'urpin, of Pin natle, i- here today looking aftei business matters. Attorney K. lJivens, of Mount Airy, is h. r today attending to .■•in bgal matters. Mr. S. P. Wright and family. 01 R.nal Hall, spent the day yvsterdaj ,v:th relatives in Walnut Il.lls. Mr. Roy K. K ng, of Danbury, i: aiming the business visiuus In r« to day. H. V. Mottoni- v. i- tried here to day in Justices Jann - U. • audle atn I'iios. K. Smith's court on a chargi , f abandoning h - w.,e and sis ehil •in n. Probable ' .11 > was found all' he was bound •• to f.he next ti-ni f S.ipi rior ■ .ur. i. •. dof tin. nulled d. liar- v • ~ 1. • gav.\ Mr. W. '■>. T'ti . 1 Kiirnl Hal'. ■ ilel e toiia. • • •' t ' -• Ut ,'t ■■ ! i! t. .1 iUIK'K lIOK'i ! »N HAS Ui-.SK-N1 .virion Muoil A; j -ii.it ii A Sui-ei'ssnf (Mi i-iiju !'i 1 ' Bench. Raleigh. M uch nidge J. I Ib'i'ton. of the sii|-eri r .unit, i - ■ «*ni d I . o" ~ i iTi'ctiv. - M.ii . and will i • on i oi.la ; ted \v le law lil' i'- ol I I 's at:d .101 l - :.,1 -ijlli. it \V. ncPtl t ulay. Iv.tl it'll. M-.v i ,:1 - Mbioii 1 >-iiii f lit "eii\ i'i. . conunis -one. talgo of lln t'i fh > ipei'.-r .our; di •i. ' by (iovi nior v i I ■.n y---u rn ; ..ft -rtioon fi-ilow !. r -igii-iii.e Judge J. 1.. ' 1 Farm . ib. also i f i* wo Slakes A!'. o Are Arrested Kb NMi.-i n .ii. I > in'- Smith, of h. Smith: 'i\n s>- -ei. wv. ;m sted - -i tltly by Prohibi. ii i . :•-. i • oil th 1 barge «>f nianufac:n ,- nig whiskey. Ni.holsnu was gi\«.i • !i«-arintr be fore t'om.iiis.-ioin'r N. \. Maitii here Sunday and his bone \\a.~ i\ed «u I.OOO, which he gave. Smith was not ready for trial and will be ••iven a hearing here next Tuesday l)r. W. V. Met'unless spent yester day in Winston-Salem with Ins brother, Dr. W. 1... Mct'anless. DOUGHTON HOLDS ZEAL FOR ItO ADS Kijrhtli District 'unjrrossman Keeps Highway Work A- Hobby. Washington, Mat' h -i. Represent ative Douirhton. of the •"'tli District of North Carolina who has bwri elected as a member of the ways! and means innmiittoc for the (Jilth J congress, ainl consequently will have to give up hi- other commit tee assignments is still enthusias tic over thi* matter of federal aid to roads. He has been a member of the I committee on public road.- si five | thi t'.:srd congress, when the eom-i mittee was first formed. And foi the last two congresses ha- been ihi ranking minority member on that committee. Mr. Douirhton stated this morning that since the federal government enter d up >n thi !>• >lii-y of makir r :«'>; ropriations t i aid in road building, thei • hits been made available to North Car olina by the federal government for road building $12,2'.'1.2-"1. In addition to thi- the c >ngr s.- which has just come to a clos has au thorized appropriations for the liscal years of Ip2>> and 1'.'27 in the amount of $75,000,000 for each year. Of this amount North Car olina will receive for the two years making a Total that has alrcday gone to North Carolina as a result of appropriations and au thorizations of $15,rt'.t2,587. Mr. Douirhton stated that he will still continue his interest in the good road movement, and believes that it will become a fixed policy with the federal government to ap propriate money for road building, although there is considerable senti ment, especially in the large cities against this form of governmental activity. When questioned as to the prob able work of the n \t congress re lative to tariff at ', taxation mat ters. Mr. Douirhton stated that in all probability the ways and means committee would ni"et in advance of the assembling > f c tigress : > givi hearings and deration to matters of taxation Mr. Douirhton i.» 'f the opinion that taxation car s'ill !> material ly reduceil but d'.i'S l ot believe that am h r.'liof will granted in the way of tariff reduction under the present ndministratioi When ques tioned as to bis pos:M"!: on tin tariff .-aid that it was t . ally to i van s himself on that n. 'v r but 11' .t h> should take the • ' dox d .a rati, position of t-ipial ar. >'\a t ; ■ t all sections, ami :i 1' 1 ii. i . w;'h no preferential i . n -:.r if' any e.'. t'aiti. any indi'niual or • ;• McLEAN NAMES TEN F(>H Vi >AUP- ; CmVi.: ,1* .V ; ' t - M : (>;i !*: ;;: A.. . (. rll ti.-.-Ji« i:s Ii ■ . V:. liolll s : ■ r ' i announ d t l l.■ t. .. « i .■■ i ' : i:• on boar i ami f Hi- of ' ale b >al d f. .-» ;l'Mi , ti> • i . • ■ vas no; ; , * • . :ii ruling til' : a: t I. : f tile - I . I' nn'lll el's >f t: '! ■>■* 1 oard • tr.eil by llover lor >!• Lean are i ba:nam, o - I*.! lit;; . VI ia' Watii -1 • ■ : \ I- . N • ' . on: .1. M. \\ • ■; l'iv-: W. t ! I'.i'n 1.. i . • "al' . ' , a 11 ..I'd ef i.gi 1 i a;', as f0i1..- ii. • V.. i\v. I . . . i - a.a a - : i'. I.a ■ "• a. rea • • I • ,J • I ■ * * .• 1 * - D'oi , 1 i ' i \V i a:'! ' : r.. (irovc i I: • t.. ' 'ei. -i. - cie.i Ml'-, v 1" i't. Georgia Woman 1.- Semont'ttl To liaiv.r Atlall.a, Ca . v . ' I' M .S. li'. i Hughes' tcdaj Va- le-soll,clUi ii to die on the galiuw- Friday, April 21, is the date, i ■ the murder ef her mother-in-law. Mrs. M. C. Hughes, December "1. 1 *.'22. The sentence was rcallirineil by the higher courts to which thi. case was appealed. No. 2,761 STRONG SUPPORT FOR CO-OPS Legislature Votes 2>'» To 11 To I'phohl Contract My (oppos ing Mraswell Mill Recently Introduced. ('o-operative marketing and the Tobacco Growers 'o-operative As sociation in particular, were given strong support in tin- legislature of North Carolina when the House Com mittee >n Agriculture from that holy, voted to 11 last Friday ugainst the Mraswell Rill to permit members of co-operative marketing Associations to withdraw by tiling notice. A farm woman, in old fashioned bonnet and black dies- Mrs. M. • \Vinstead . of Nash County made the most eloquent ilea of the day f.r co-operative marketing, when she asked the author of the • 11 why he had introduced it. without the con sent of a majority of association members in her county, Declaring that she might not know much about law »r the way* of legislators, Mrs. Wmstcad said: "lint I know that I signed a contract and have too much honor and too much self respect to get out of it." Representative H. («. Connor, of Wilson County, who has been an irtivi* figure in litigation against the tobacco association, argued for forty minutes in an attempt to prove that it was constitutional for the legislature to authorize inemliers of the association in North Carolina :o withdraw from their contract upon ivijik'St. In reply to Representative Connor, George Ross, head of the Division if Markets in North Carolina, de larcd that the bill, if passed, would ■seriously injure forty co-operative Associations which the farmers of the state had formed in order to im prove their condition by orderly marke' ing. Deliveries of tobac.o to the as sociation have now brought its total receipts of this season to more than inn million pounds, am rding to the latest report. Within three years of operation the association has received more I hail 11" million pounds of tobacco, i>nri mj this period the tobacco farm ers f North Carolina have received a. > ■ I'l'ing t ' government statistics, :li average price of 12-1.7 cents as i Minpared to an average price of 1 •>. I •ir.s during the four years prcceed t|>e World War. At no time since the opeilion of the association has lii/ priei of tolacco in North Caro ! n i avi raged its low as during any ;.ear prior to the war days. Lawsonvillo News and Personals !: w- villi* R.. • !. M..*' h 1". - ITarvry liiggs, th 13-year-old son .'•if. Sam Ri-■ h.e. >: ■ • for get Dll ■ tr ; ■ it l.• ill Iw tin* St. i 1 fi 111 'b»W get: ,i nis f. • : i. ii - .a the ■ie .king I i i"..: ;. I •"V i' >1 I" tin pco| b through liiis g 'ting their land r«ady ;,.y ihis ri i■ \ ww'lu r. .1. Mar.ii. i- very s'uk with I'. • . at this writing. i 'i ii tmi vi. !i ii' "un Mid f.-ll t fr 111 till* I • .. lad lei' '.v : \ killed was P't:in.' a! ■■ u Mn* \\'..en .1,1 from. Yi !'. \\. U. Tud i. c , •!' i if li ittk i '. ~ V:u. m. • a vi.r at MS's. . i!. Sin pp. - . iI s Sun Mr. /Uk ' a.tipbe! I, w \t •ei l r. for si.i.a ! i • la- i.; unit d imi.,- to ■ :ii ii w:' h hi- fa I.el. .Mr. 1 i . tii. ::.i'a i- •' ihm ' ' i; Ilis -•; ' r -••• • ef i- h. re. Mrs. i . R!i •■ • 1 - leal -.. vth plietll i' ".-a and hi ' d until'. 1. 11 a. s in ;.i h . al war.ii.g ft i an opera- Mr V, \ Mi 1... a prominir. ~ i ir. «,ii-l\ il and ii, ;i. ie..' 'civ at tin- writing. Ri. ii.ili li'i > regular ap o . I.' i ! at !'.l- I I't ik M. 1.i11}.. To Be Tried Here Next Monday •To-. 1 Kast and Charlie Yatts, who wiie recently arrested in the Moore's Springs section on the charge of manufacturing whiskey, will be tried here next Monday be fore Commissioner N. A. Martin.