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11V J. C. BASKERVIIiIi.
Raleigh, May 10— Representative
R. A. Doughton, of Alleghany, 76
years old, and affectionately known
as “the Grand Old Man of the House,”
demonstrated his loyalty to. the State
cf North Carolina and his ability to
fight for what he thought was right,
regardless of the consequences, when
he met the mass attack of Represen
tative Tam C. Bowie, of Ashe, and
his snipers Monday night and de
feated the Bowie bloc in one of the
bitterest battles ever witnessed on the
floor of the Hous. The attack made
by Bowie and his “bitter enders” in
an effort to prevent the adoption of
the conference report on the revenue
bill on third reading and in which
almost every known parliamentary
tactic to defeat it was resorted to,
was the most ruthless seen this ses
sion. But Doughton and his “Three
Guardsmen” stood up under the at
tack unflinchingly and returned blow
for blow, finally winning a decisive
victory
The battle broke unexpectedly when
the House convened to pass the re
venue bill on third reading and then
take up the school machinery bill. It
had been expected that the revenue
hill would pass its third reading with
little or no opposition, since it had
already passed two previous readings
with a good sized majority on each
reading. But the proponents of the
bill had not reckoned on the; craft
iness cf the Bowie leadership nor the
bitterness of his defeated followers.
The only thing that aroused the sus
picions of some members of the ma
jority that had voted for the revenue
bill was that thei e were man” -
members present than had beer***
pected, especially members allied whv
the Bowie group. Wu o
The particular point 0 f attack Wa ,
the provision in the revenue bill
viding that the three per cent
tax must be passed on t 0 the
chasers. The bill as passed by ♦»
House and Senate had specified th t
the merchants ••shall" pass the t!
along to the purchasers. Th e confer
ence committee changed the word
“shall” to “may” in order to be sure
that the section would be constitu
tional, since the merchants of the
State, through Willard McDowell sec
rotary of the North Carolina Met'
chants Association, had served notice
that they would contest the constitu
tionality of the law, and this parti
cular section in particular, }f >j le
word “shall” was allowed t 0 remalr
in the hill.
Bowie and his followers, who have
been opposing almost everything that
has come up in the House for' more
than lour months, assisted by his
chief lieutenants, Representatives
Boyd, Taylor and Garibaldi, of Meck
lenburg county; Scarborough of Rich
mond, and Lumpkin of Franklin
county, at once started sniping. They
intimated that the conference com
mittee had exceeded its authority j u
changing the word “shall” to "may, I ''
had broken faith with the merchants
land thus injected new matter into
the bill. They further intimated that
the committee had apparently de
liberately kept the membership of the
House in ignorance of this fact.
Bowie sent up an amendment, main
taining that since the conference com
mittee had injected new matter into
the bill, the bill and not the report
was before the House and hence sub
ject to amendment on its third read
ing.
“You are willing to wreck the State,
its credit, i’ts institutions, and its
l good name, merely because you are
i mad and peeved because you could not
: dictate to the General Assembly,"
Cherry, Moss and Barden thundered at
them. Moss declared that Bowie knew
J that his amendment would make the
(bill unconstitutional. The bill finally
passed third reading 53 to 41.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred in
a certain deed of trust upon the un
dersigned as trustee by Lonnie Scott
and wife Jane Scott, and recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Vance County, Book 140, Page
GlO, the undersigned will offer for
sale at the courthouse door op Mon
’ day June 5, 1933, by public auction
for cash, the following described teal
estate:
A certain tract or parcel of land,
lying on the West side of the Hen
iderson and Kittrell road, abou' one
‘mile South of Henderson in Vance
•County, N. C., It is that piece of land
that was conveyed by deed of J ”•
Scott, to J. Robt. Brame, adjoining
the lands of D. B. Satterwhite,
Chas. Savage et al, and bounded a*
follows: Begin in the Henderson an
i Kittrell public road at the N L. c<>i
ner of lot of Harrison Wortham ant
,15 feet from a stake on the Wes 1 su ®
of said Kittrell and Henderson <l,f
.and run thence S 85’ W 8.65 fhns.
!to an iron stake, Chas. Savage an
B. Satterwhite corner,
.along Satterwhite line N 48’ E. 8.
chns. to said Satterwhite’s corner,
thence along said road 13 feet
an iron stake and oak sprouts, t i
along said road S 25’ E. 3.45 1 I,in
to beginning, see deeds on record.
This lot of land is just below
American Tourist Camp, the same <
ing on both sides of highway No
an ideal spot for a filling station.
This 2nd day of May, 1933
A. A. BUNN, Trustee.