PAGE TWO
NEW PROPOSAL ON
MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY
Cherokee Indians to be Ask
ed for Right-of-way in
Reservation
Daily IHnihilcli Biirnau,
in ihe Nir Walter Hotel,
lit .1. c, ir\*Ki:i< \ H i',
Raleigh, Dee. 5.—A new proposal
for the routing of the new park-to
park highway through the Cherokee
Indian Reservation in Swain county
and on into the Great Smoky Moun
tains National Park has just been re
ceived from Secretary of the Inter
ior Harold 1., Ickes by Chairman
Capus M. VV.alniek of tne Slate High
way and Public Works Commission,
with the request that he or some
representative of the commission pre
sent it to ihe Indians at the next
meeting of the Cherokee Tribal Coun
cil, December 12. Wbyniek said today.
"I have not decided whether 1 will
personally take this new proposal and
present It to the Tribal Council or
whether some one else will do it, but
I shall probably go there for this
meeting, since it is very important
that an agreement be reached with
the Indians as soon as possible," Way
nick eaid. "This new proposal calls
for much less kind for the right-of
way than was called fox in the first
proposal submitted to and rejected by
the Indians during the summer. It
niso leave t’he policing of the sur
rounding land and of the easements to
the Tribal Council instead of putting
the restrictions under thee Natioxxal
Park Service, to which the Indians
objected. The route proposed also
Coincides fox- the most part with the
route formerly laid out by the state
highway commission and known as
the Maggie-Soco Can road. We are
Very hopeful that, the Tribal Council
will accept these new proposals, for
then it will be possible to call for
blds and ht contracts for the con
struction of the highway eastward
from the Indian reservation."
Waynick also said he had received
& letter from A. E. Demaray, asso
ciate director of the National Park
Fervicc and from the superintendent
Os the Cherokee reservation, asking
him or some one connect ?d with the
highway department to conduct the
new negotiations with the Indians. He
•aid he regarded it as significant that
the Indians seemed to have more con
fident In the state highway depart
ment than in the various Washing
ton agencies, ar.d that Secretary
Ickes was asking the state highway
department to conduct those negotia
tions.
Around Town
One License Issued—One marriage i
license was issued by the Register of
Deeds yesterday, and that went to
Robert Lee Oakley and Florence Lane
Falkner.
One Realty Deed—One realty deed
was placed on the record books of the ]
Vance Registry yesterday, and it cov
ered four lots in the Buchanan sub
dtvlvion.
Lawrence F. Green, et al, conveyed
to H. P. Williams ft al four lots for .
910 and valuable considerations.
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mercury strikes
NEW LOW IN CITY
\ new temperature low for the
season was set here last night
when the thermometer dropped to
13 degrees, according to the offi
cial reading of the Weather bu
reau observer here. On last Sun
day night the lowest temporal tire
was 15 degrees, which was a new
mark up to that time. The same
cold spell has persisted since then,
however, and today the new low
was reported for last night at 13.
There was some slight moderation
evident today.
Think Gas Death
Will be Painless
(Continued from Page One >
to the condemned men who must be
put to death in n. Chairman Capus
M. Waynick. of the State Highway
and Put lie Works Commission, said
today after talking with the two doc
tors and a technical expert from the
P. S. Public Health Service in Wash
ington. who saw the gas chamber
tested out here Tuesday with another
dog as its victim.
The gas chamber had previously
been tested, using a stray dog as its
subject, during which test the dog
yelped and howled before dying. The
second dog-victim also howled, yelped
andthad convulsions before it dropped
over —dead. Chairman Waynick, pre
sent ft the fi’-t test, y--' sickened by
the experiment, felt that the legisla
ture in an effort, to provide a more
human form of execution had provid
ed one that was far more inhumane j
than electrocution. This Is still the j
belief of Warden 11. H. Honeycutt and [
of Dr. George S. Coleman, prison phy
sician, both of whom have officiated ,
at many electrocutions.
"The doctors from the Public
Health Service in Washington. Dr. W. i
CONTRACT’
A BRIDGE 4
WRITTEN FOR CINTMAL PRESS
By S. V. SHEPARD
MASTERING BRIDGE (40)
BEGINNERS complain most ire
qitentiy of ignorance of making
opening leads. Sooner ot later a be- i
sinner stumbles across some writer'*
“Table of Opening Leads”, learns it,
and afterwards leads almost auto*
matically, Cnfortunately, that does
not mean that all his opening leads ‘
are anywhere near as good as they
should be. because most leads in use
were devised for the wholly different
same of Whist. Doubtless such
eminent authorities as Dr. Pole and
Professor Whitfeld calculated rhe
best opening leads for Whist, as
played In their generation, bin that
game was too unlike Bridge to ever
have justified quoting their Whist
advice for students of even Bridge
Whist, let alone Auction Bridge, or
worse yet. Contract Bridge
in Whist the last card dealt de
lermined the trump suit. There
no no trurnp make The dealer might
have turned the only card he held
of the trump suit Nobody knew at
first which player was strong in
trumps. The modern game intro
duces quite a different situation
hirst there is a no trump call to con
eider. Next there Is the factor or
bavin? the declaring side probably
the more, powerful tn trumps, so that
defenders usually cannot e'.pcct ic
exhaust I rumps and run off an es
tablished suit. Instead, defender*
must calculate upon having at best
no more than two rounds of a suit
before either declarer or dummy can
ruff. All deals were played in the
old game. Split strength in the new
game means a new deal
Whist leads often were made with
the two-fold purpose of winning high !
card tricks and establish,nv-nt of the ,
suit. Contract leads against suir calls
nre made with the idea or not losing
high honors held. Only at n< |
trumps does the opening leader ex
pect to establish his long suit against
a strong call. There are many and
convincing reasons why a great pro- I
portion of the old leads that are 10l
lowed without question are not u '
good aa others possible to discover.
Before taking up ways of improv- !
Ing leads in general use. we will re
cite a few sound rules employed b>
all trained players. Senior sits hi
declarers' left and makes ihe open
ing lead. If he leads a suit bid by
partner* it is a “directed lead", if I
partner has bid and senior opens an
other suit he makes a “substitute
lead". In case partner has not bid a
“blind lead” Is made. Ordinarily the
top of fewer than 4 cards Is led when
making a directed lead, but against
no trumps It is well to hold part of
the strength ot partner’s suit at de
elarer’a left, even If .only R-X-X
Q-X-X or even J-X-X are held. Hav
ing 4 or more of partner’s suit, senior
may lead either Ace or K against »
trump call, to show who holds such
an Important card, but otherwise th*
fourth-best card is led. tn better in
form partner of the number of tm
suit held by declarer.
The next article upon general rule*-
of procedure will continue the Impm--
tant eubtect of opening leads
continuously by adults and children.
Thousands of doctors now use Creo
mulsion in their own families and
practice, and druggists rank Creomul
top because in this genuine,
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of Creosote so emulsified that it goes
to the very seat of the trouble to help
loosen and expel germ-laden phlegm.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satis
factory in the treatment of coughs,
eoJds and bronchial troubles,
especially those.that start with a com-
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HENDERSON (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1930.
Stevenson Today and Tomorrow
Lleaner Powell and lack Penny in “Broadway Melody M 1936“
C. Drosson. Dr. J. M. DallaVallo and
Technician Howard Brubach, assured
us that the howling op tne dog did not
indicate it was suffering any pain or
was even conscious,” Wnynick said.
“In fact, they said that a dog will
howl involuntaiy if given other or
other anaesthetics, even after becom
ing unconscious. In fact, they assur
ed us that the odor of the cyanide
gas w’as actually pleasant and not at
all painful—not so unpleasant as the
inhaling- of ether before an operation
—and that the gas unconsciousness
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roiiios within a very few seconds. Bo
I feel assured now that the gas Cham
ber method of executing* criminals is
much more humane than it appeared
to be tit first.”
Chairman Wavr.ick also pointed out
| that these doctors from the Public
I Health Service pronounced the new
! gas death chamber the most com
plete and perfect in existence from a
mechanical and scientific point of
view. It was designed and built by the
bridge engineering division of the
highway commission.
) The first lethal gas execution in. the
! new combination gas-electric death
: chamber in the Central Prison here,
is set for Friday, December 13. whexr
Jake Johnson, alias George France,
; Negro from Rockingham county, is
i scheduled to be put to death for rape,
Prison officials are not superstitious,
but they are not looking forward to
j this particular "Friday the Thir
i tec'.nth” and the first execution of a
I human being in the gas death cham
ber which has not worked so well in
' (he execution of two dogs on which it
! was tested. They are also hoping that
| there will be no bad luck and no bung
ling in this first regular execution by
1 i’ft.S.
; There is virtually no chance that
. tin’s execution will be postponed ty
i executive action, since both Coin in is
) sinner of Paroles Edwin M. Gill and i
Governor J. C. R. Ehringhaus have 1
decided that there are no extenuating
circumstances* They have reviewed
the record of the trial of Johnson and ;
are convinced that it was regular and
that he was properly convicted. It is!
pointed out that Johnson alias France
was convicted of a criminal attack on
a woman 05 years old and of unblem
ished ehrancter and reputation.
The only thing that might halt this
execution would be for (he warden
I of the Central Prison to ask the at
i (omey general for a ruling on the
' constitutionality and validity of the
i new lethal gas execution law passed
; by the 1935 General Assembly. If such
| a request should be made and the at
| torney general should not be able to
) give the opinion asked by the date set
j for the execution, then the warden
j could ask the governor to grant a
j temporary reprieve to Johnson,
The Electoral College was intended
by the framers of the Constitution to
| consist of free and independent rep
! rose nt a fives.
Peti.i-Magylajnd Cofp. • A Division of National Distiller* • Executive Offices, N«v.- Yurt, N.Y