TIm mala ton re* «f wi>w aappfr
will k through a pip* line *m *Ua*
toag extending *p LcnlT. Croak
wh*r* it will taka water fM tha
crwk abort th* milla aad wber* th*
law! am (Mint of poOatioQ to to tto
(o«i Thi» ia conv*y*d to Um Bat
tling baa in awl than fUtor*4 to th*
tium flltora aa n**d*d. Tha filter* ud
pampa can rapply a tows of >0,000
IntoWtinU with mm. All tha aqdp
naot to honaod in a n*w brick and
granite trimmed building. with bmm
m*nt whan two atoctric purapa and
ona gaaoHne pump hava a total pa tap
ing output of MOO gallona par m lo
ot*. Th* ground floor of tha building
to oqoippod with th* control vahroa,
laboratory rooaa and chain leal diatri
b«tora
Tha *o*t of th* n*w plant to ap
proximately $160,000, paid far oat af
bond* toaoad and aold by tha board of
town coamteaionera. Supt. Aba her
will ba glad to ahow tha eitiaaoa of
tha town ov*r th* mw plant at any
time, and tha Klwaaia club will hold
Ha meeting Friday night In th* mm
building whan Mr-Ababar will ahow
tha nMmbara over th* aatlra plant
W«U Know* Citizen Din
Mr. Hugfe Tlltey, aged 76 yMn,
and a highly respected eitiicn of this
city dM laat Thursday morniag at
his home on Orchard Street follow -
id a period of Mfwwl moatha of
in health. Mr. Tllley waa a mUw of
Aahe County and atorod to tide city
about 20 yean ago and ainee tea haa
made thli hla home. Ha waa a Chris
tian gentleman, a kind neighbor tad
Mt a large family of children, aad
many frwnda who are grvred at hia
paaalng. In the affairs of the day M
"kep* wall poatod aad waa iloiH
found to be lined up on the right Ml
of any moral question. The funeral
earvfcaa were held at the hMaa M
day afternoon, by Be*. E. 0. DarO?
luatsr of the Pint Baptist Chunh,
vf -which the dmand waa a momhar.
Iter. B. Vance Price aaaiated. Burial
took plioi at ctnttcry.
, Surviving the deceased are his Wi
^oa an Judge A. E. TIDey, C. B.
Til ley, an! Mrs Knight at this city,
and Garfield, Ciena and aaother soa
taatod at petata away front hare.
waak. H* kM Jut
FrultUnd ImUW* wfcl
plaes MumMIi
Mr. aad Mrs. W. D.
Mr. aad Mr*. PoNater
torod to Ckllkoure, Va. Sstarday to
vtoHMr. t. B. Bookar and «Uk. Tksy
od wHk tka eoantry nrf tka hospitali
ty which tksy wwhd on tka4* visit.
Mr. u4 Mrs. Alkart Coifeatt ud
Corbstt, kars raturaad to tksir bona
in Atkinson after i>in<t«t ten days
bars tor tka baeaflt of tka White Sal
Tkay ara satboa
■altk*
us of tka water sad haw
of tks Springs for a nurabsr of ;
Naws Pram WaatfMd >
West field. A og. Weetfield U
a dntnwUvt kail storm starting Mar
Rockhoaw church and sxtendiag
»Mt within two miles of oar poat of
flee mm aa araa 144 milaa totally
ruining about t6 farmer's crops and
badly damaging about 50. Only two of
the whole number had uqr Insurance.
However, about oae-thi*d of the crop
had boon primed.
The crop ef both oorn and tohatta
in all thia section has rarely ever
been better.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Christian aad
son Beverly weal to Roanoke PrP
day on a riait to Mrs. Oliver, sistor
of Mrs. Christian. —
Mia. B. K. Marshall waat to
Greensboro Satarday on hoataoo*.
The Baptist Uleeionary society met
Saturday with Mrs. R. K. giaaoai.
It was a Ml mooting aad
Mrs. J. D. Smith oTUiLt ktry,
Miaa Gertrude aad Camsrnn SssKM
pklM ea Mia. R. T. Joyce Sunday:
JB« hasa.no golf coarse, but the
bioaat hdrsMfcoe games in the cani
ty Saturday aftornooa next a match
game betaasa West Held aad Fraad^
^o wiB he pHchad.
*" Squire Lewa had cm ease today,
driving ear while dniak. coatiaaad
until ntxt Saturday
ly fine eeea. Mr. WUeea la cm af oar
be* all-arsaad cltisena, and la a waa
derfnl farmer
Chartte MaCraw vtaitod TV Ntw
fWflea" Tuaaday to toll w about Ma
axperianc* a faw dayi a*o on tha
Imogana road baf am Plpan Gap
akd Lowrap whan ha kilted a moihar
ad har aifht ba
Tha amrthar and bar 1
nine thanaahraa in tka H( road
Mr. McGrmr aifhtod than, tha
ar at raat aad tM ymirthi i
in* around bar; laatoad at aavin* *•»-,
aalf tha mothar taak tima to i
or tet
la which
Up to t* af
TW praparty «M rMMtly tm+ini
by Um Moaat Airy C»—U| CM, bat
city.
Mr. Bi ■torit MM • flra la bia
aaak itow Md win Nt U Dm tan
■tortod Into tha kHcbaa h«MMl
kjr atlfHag «■«>« ami llini <M
In mm way had «M«tt fro* Um
a***. Mr. Baarfuraat kw 19 childraa
and by tha Um ha |U Uw* aat af
M and away from Um MMtaf It
waa la flaaaaa all o*ar.
TIm Coaatry Club will gat tha ia
aaraaea oa Um Mldlac aa it la tha
loaar. Tha plan of Um dob waa to ra
raodol tka hoaaa into a eiab hoaaa bat
thoao plaaa will mem ba altorad aai
an anUraly aaw club hoaaa will be
balk. Tha flra will eaaaa ao tot ay in
Aba plaaa to but Id Um coif Uaba and
mi than M men ara now aamloyad
Vtprapariag tha ground far (taaa aa
tna fraana, taaa and fara-waya.
I TW work of etocking w itruma
I wfQi flah la now the problem for oar
people, and the protection of the flak
ia the moat important part of the
program. J oat thia week a govern
ment agent came here from a flah
hatchery ia Tennessee with 400 black
baaa from two to three iMtMa long
and put them in atraama aboat thia
city. Theee flah were aawn< on the
application ft game warden W. L.
'Steele aad Mr. Phillip Warahaw.
While here the government agent
from the Tennesaee hatchery gave oar
folks wm> petaltera aa to hew te gat
flah'for oar etreems. He tald them
that H U the policy at the gr taraaa—»
now to aupply aa autay aa fifty flak
to any citkaen who place them la a
stream where they will get the pro
tection that la required by the govern
ment. Acting aa thia Infacme Him it
U now the purpose of oar oitlaaaa te
get baay aad aee that application la
made for the flah. Mr. Warahaw Mm
written for blank apptfaatiwm aad
will eee that a large number at mm
people eign them. He thinks Mm* we
ahooM be able to gat aa many aa a
car load of flak la thia way. If a
number of citiaeaa apply at the aamo
time then the government wit) ship
all the flah at the warn time and aand
men along with the ear to eee that
the atoeldng ia property carried eat.
Wew h Haw Han*
^«uia« Meter Oa, Botch agwite at
tMa attjr, ara Mr la Mr m* quar
tara on Moor* Btrwt ap»aa<te IV
Naws offtea TIm tiapfcy km ta ba
six of Um latest Batek mMi will
arrtra far ptrWyi tfca largart
at ki«* prk»4 aan rrar l>ate 4
Oter»s*~i
Tk* Coanty
continuing tkia
Lindy did la kit fli*M to
TIm kappv paftnarakip of Liadjr and
ku plana wktek ha i
paralM in oar partaarakip witk our!
achooia. Wo akoatd a Hit* tka apiritj
of yoatk wttk tka apirit of
Jaat aa Ltody joined tka spirit of!
Aateriea wttk tka "Spirit of St.1
KUtrip.
primarily for gain bat far areoiapliak- ]
tka former proved
Lat ua follow 1
kia example, and, aa ka did. coma*
our fltffkt ia adacatioti far tka foe
raw. «a wall aa far tka rata ma i
yoatk. Tkeafk tka impala* ia uaaal-.
flak, R» fruits are inketaailal, for
oat of saak antarpriaa spring* tka ia- j
or. A kandiod plana in aviation ara
of Uady'i signal
A tkouaand advantagea
from tka aekiavaiaanU of edi
P*U. M>
ber*b'» hacker* had do
any return*. Lojr»ltjr and
for the spirit of
to
Thi» thould be the attitude at
ent* and tu ptjrtri who
that education ia the
It la
day* are Joet ahead. I*
■ *- - - - _ J «—a_ - - II- J —
lowiro our ooys tno gkrii csnso on
«aa -On To
T1 HKNDUN, BrnfL
aad Mr*. C. F.
Two P.M.W. KilUd By
Two OHiw
William ton, Ta, Aug. l»—A poli
tical food bit«m two faction* of
the Williaaeon poHeo fcreod flaaw4
lata actio* today orw a qnaaHa* of
authority and two officers Ml tai
boforo tho pistol fir# of two ether
TW victim* af tho gvn fl|ht woro
D. W. Do ei field and Garrojr McOwlio,
member* of tho faction HoaM by
Mayor W. P. Hatfield After tho
aaaohe flwiW away Julio* Lawaon
and Jaatoa Kirkpatrick, aligMd with
another faction, *poaoorod by tho «tty
council, ittircBdcnd to tlM ooupty
authorities and were plarod in jail.
Kirkpatrick uifforad a fleah wagad
hi tho lag.
Doapito tho taaao fooHnc that 1W
lowod tho iKortlni tho imiWir of
tho day paoood «riotty ia WIUmmml
Stato poHeo laoWtiaod all anMh
and aidod by cotrt^ officer*, hopt
constant watch to iwt another oat
broak.