NEW FARM AGENT TO
BEGIN WORK IN JULY
to Fill H. E.
Republicans Keep
Up Fight on Beltan
and who Dm chart* of the
t km that la given the work by the state
to Dofcaon
he would co
in every possible way In the
wort: that will bo taken up by Mr.
Taylor in July. Ho was pleased to ]
that the oounty had employed a
to carry on the farm afoot work
Mid Mr. Taylor had i
at to Mi i
the i
i and regular 1
hold of the
Schuyler pro- I
to the oommls
Mr. Will
• of the hardest working
notii gut ten to be found In the rank*
of the Bepubttoan party. And with
fun of
I to hear them i
Mir.
and fill the of floe with a "true and
loyal Republloan."
The Commissioners listened to the
ruling of Oounty Attorney w. M. Jack
i that the Oounty
to do with
of road superinten
dent or the work of the highway corn
hand to read to the
when he had finished Mr. Schuyler
brought forth the minute book and
pointed to the reoord where the Oom
Mr. Klrkman and later the same au
thorities had employed Mr. Bolton. "If
they ean turn off Mr. Klrkman
hire Mr. Belton you can take the same
course." said Mr. Mntyler. But the
Oommlssloners wanted to obey the law
they taut sworn In their <»th to obey
the law, and since Mr. Jackson had read
them the law they were obeyliw It and
letting Mr. Belton stay In office.
Tfiere Is some doubt among the
minds of the lawyers of the oounty as
to the Construction to be put upon the
four or five laws about the highway
d the Oounty Oommls
to be satisfied by the
of Mr. Jackson aad not to
i and fire
iof the :
It* Not A* Cold Aa It Looks
A good esanple of tbe poaeu of
U. Oo that greetad the down town
folk* Wedneeday morning That* it
«m with all tha appearance of an are
tie ration. To took at tt made ihlvere
crawl all orar you. Tha effect la pro
duced by ancloalnt tha large dlaplay
window with white paper, papering the
floor white and In the oantar Installing
a Kelrlnator freeing unit which loan
Death Claims
Beloved Gtizen
The funeral tu
at aJO p.
IWv. A. O. Olbba. pm
R*v. D. Vane* Mm and by tu*. 1. W.
McPall. pastor of the Prsstajrterlan
(allowed In Oak
tendlnc the funeral ware Mr*. W O.
erlne and Paige Howard. Dr. Charles
Banner and eon Chariot Mr* Allan
Banner. Mrs. O. 8. Bonn. Mrs. O. M
Edwards. Mrs. Charles Oold. Mrs. Jack
Lindsay. Misses Kate and Ora Farter.
Mrs. P. L. Hawks, all of Oreensboro. Mr.
Charles Dickey and son of Wythevllle.
Va.
Aged Woman Taking
Rabid Treatment
Mrs. Lummia Gaudy, 68, Very
Sick From Medicine
Two weeks ago Mrs. Uiwiwlf Oaudy,
«S, of this city was bitten by a vicious
do«. her toft arm being badly bruised
by the teeth of the dog grsmlnattnn
revealed that the doc was mad and a
adtotototwed^r the*inwo^hMlth^
fleer. Or. Oorham This week It was
feared that shs vu boonwilng a victim
at hydrophobes whan she bet an to
have spasms and rapidly grew worse
during the day Physicians called In
could not at ftnt give • certain diag
nosis of the case and oould only wait
for developments. Mrs. Gaudy however
appears to have gotten batter and it
Is now thought that she was suffer
ing from the effects of the rabid treat
ment and not from Infection of the
mad dog. They say that some times
to have nervous spasms and that Mrs.
Gaudy was poaslbiy suffering from such
effect She has been taking the treat
ment for about 10 days and is thought
to be out of danger of hydrophobia
Sheriff Haynes
Makes Final
Tax Settlement
Gets Clear Receipt From Audi
tor* For Tax Book*
Sheriff O. H Hifm no longer I*
conmctod with the tax affairs of the
county, having made a full and com
plete settlement with the county laat
Monday through the county's auditors.
Northup * Lore. The audit showed the
Sheriff to to due tbe county the sum
of 13*00. which Sheriff Haynes Immed
iately paid over to the oounty treas
urer and was given a futf and etour
receipt for all Uut Money collected and
i released from Ms hood.
Sheriff Haynes has collected taxes
for the oounty for six years and In
making the audit at the books (tor*
never was the teaet hit of mtsunder
standing or oonfurton with the audi
Westfield •Farmer
Dies in Hospital
From Iltjfries
Car Overtime <m SiUair Hi.b
wmy mmd CUim. Life ml Dmm
Milla—Lived IS Hear.
Altar lajwry.
Shir JthTal(Mt
travel** oar. bounoed off the md
ear and he «m broufht to tHe c*jr in
injuria* 10 "*
The aieiawtf wee M year oU and
baa bean married only about a month.
Ha lived on a (arm near bla father.
John Mills, near Hollow Sprtiva.
uiy dcnooi leacners
Are Elected For Y?ar
High School.
J. Samuel Brown, Principal
Miss Elizabeth Fisher and Mian
Isabel Wen hold, English
I. Herman Johnson and Saylor C.
(ullage, Science.
H. M. Pinch and Mis. Winona Wil
liams, Mathematics.
Miss Jennie Wolfe, Modern I.ang
uafft.
Miss Ada Hay more, Latin
Mist Virginia Ernst, Commercial.
G. D. Underwood, Physical Edu
cation.
Miss Mary Leslie Powell, Mathe
matics.
North Mate Street
Miss Eugenia Roper. 1st grade and |
assistant principal.
Miss Eliaaboui Daniel, 1st grade.
Miss Leaaie Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Fowler, 2nd grade.
Mr*. A. P. Turnmyre and Miss
Aim* Webb, 3rd grade.
Mrs. Regina Quesinberrv, 4th grade.
Miss Lucile Meredith. 4th and 5th
grades.
Miss Lucile Hamrick, 6th grade.
Rockford Street School ' '
Miss Sarah E. Merritt, principal.
Mias Willie B. Allen, Miss Cornelia
Carroll and Miss Thelma Kennedy,
1st grade.
Mss Hattie Aiken, 2nd grade and
assistant principal.
Mrs. Mabel A. Poy and Miss Ruth
i Haines, 2nd grade.
Mias Elsie Sparger and Mias MyrtL
Clarke, Srd grade,
Mias Vesta Council and Miss Mary
R. Rfc-e, 4th grade.
Miss Alma Walker, Sth grade.
Miss Margaret Moffitt, Mias Thelma
Firejy and Mrs. E. S. Hendren, 6th
Miss India Edmunds. Miss Mae
Smith, Miss Nonie Gordon and Miss
Margaret Dent, 7th grade.,
Colored School
J. J. Jones, principal, Mrs. J. J.
Jones and Miss Malester Taylor.
Jurors Are Drawn
For April Court
Two Waaki' Torm WUI Con
vane April 22, With Jo4««
Presiding.
The oounty
first Monday
from the bos for
April and.
but wttfa a
vary fair civil
be dlspceed of.
Judge Moore la scheduled to preside at
the tana.
The Jurors drawn for aenrtce are:
M Week:
John H. Owyn Dewey Simpson.
Romey C Burrus. P. A. Bates. Victor
Morris. Otis T. Moore. J. Port Oooker
ham. W. W Christian. J. Frank Mar
On. K. A Hull. R. C. Hawks. J. W. Pulk.
I John Nixon, B. C. Michael*. 8. K
Boy lee. Oeo. A. Key. W. H. Denny. W.
i H McCoy TUdsn Ramey. S. L Oould.
0 W. Key. J. W. Ol-nn. J. R BuBen
Una. B. L Brawn. R U Arrtotton. R
A. Oaerge. V. D. Culler. R. 8. FUpptn.
W. B. Morris. J. c. Ward. V. C. Onaal.
D k
E£
Manufacturing
Rye Whiskey
May Be Lost Art
Officer- Plank Film Tryimg
But F«W Rama in Who Kim w
l« %
•
proceeded to destroy the outfit More
tt might be MMNd to his ibsiati.
The part that mjntlM him waa
what the operators were expecting to
do wtth the rye grain—not ground in
to (low, feat whole grata* snaking away
in Imb*. about U bushels at it. Mind
old ttae distillers say the fellows evi
dently were trying to auk* aae rye
whiskey but further say they did not
know tew from the way they wan
preparing K it U mid that there are
only two er three of the old school in
this county who know the art of mak
ing genuine, ahokmaii. tasteful rye
whisky, aad Um party who rotanteered
this information would not reveal their
names. To do ao, he said, would cause
a rush of bnelwaai far theee pert tenter
persons and they had long ago asaaad
to meddle wtth the liquor bustnees
Sparger's Orchard
Prepares For Frost
Buraieg Weed Pile* Will Drive
Away The Killing Freat II
Experiment U Successful.
The nut two walks I* I period which
It watched with very much unesdnsei
by many people In this MettoS on
of their connection mil Inter
est In the orchard buatoe—. now that
the peach apple Mown li opening
And the frost period still remaining a
• menace After the middle of April
the dancer from frost Is usually over
but a cool spell some night may brine
a frost that spells ruin and has to ths
orchards of this section. As an «■
pertinent the Sparser Orchard* hare
prepared to protect thstr trees from a
frost should the temperature *op to
the dan>sr point. Their trais an
planted on ittrirlng land and at the
toot of ths slopes they hare piled great
heaps of wood and rubbish fathered
from the fields and fereets nearby
Should they see that frost Is Imminent
they will sst firs to thsee piles of wood
and thus set about a circulation of air
that they think will be sufficient to
drive the frost away tan the trees.
It Is laid that the least amount of air
circulation will protect a tree from the
froat and the heat #.•on the wood piles
at the toot of the hlllls is supposed to
follow up the slopes of the orchard and
create the air circulation necessary to
drive away the frost. This experiment
has aerer been Med here baton but
in other parts of the oountry orchard
ists have tried burning pots of oil in the
orchards with some degree of iiicbsss.
The bloom this year Is all thgt the
fruit people could wish. Ths bods
were held back In the winter and have
no injury from ths ooid to Oils
Miss Anna Merritt 111
With Pneumonia
A telegram «u received Im thto
morning by W. K. Merritt from the
naval hospital at Puget Sound. Mate of
that Mr. Merritt'* Hater. Wm Anna
Merritt, was UU frtth inwmnta The
rrx-*«tgr gave no information aa to the
ontjr (tated that he would be kept ln
formad aa to Mim Merritt'■ eondttta.
MUa Merritt ii a trained mine in the
naval hoapital Mnit of the nation and
£££*?!
EDUCATION BOARD NOW
HAS THREE VACANCIES
Tw. D.i.irm mmd Omm Wiprtlini In 11 Fall I* Qualify
—Ftif. H—dr— Ha «i—■< WMi Na Qppo.irt—,
Mrs. Geo. Hutchison
Passes Suddenly
In the midst of her dally duties to
day evening about five o'clock to sail
world, and quietly at she bad lived.
or M In the ami of
M
of
for him to plant. She
talking with Mm from the
him to
In tlmr
to keep bar from falling and medical
but the noble spirit
Mm. Hutchison was before her I
rtage thirty-ix years ago :
Luclle Harris and was about fifty
eight yean old. she was the daughter
of the late IXr and Mrs. Robert 8.
Harris at this olty and to survived bar
torn i
ard
to
er In
a faithful attendant on the
of the ohuroh when her health j
tad. Mrs. Hutchison took a i
In the Sunday school
day and on Tuesday
lng talk In the meeting of her
of the Mtoskmary society. She w*
tire In W C T. C. work and ssrved as
treasurer of the looil Mntnn serving to
efficiently In this eapactty as to make
the local union the banner auxiliary
In the state for promptness in paying
The funeral will be conducted from
Central Methodist Church Friday
morning at 10 a. m by bar pastor Her.
A. C. Oibbs assisted by the presiding
Among those from out of town at
tending the funeral are Rev. and Mrs.
0. R Hutchison. Walnut Core, Mrs.
1. M.
Shatter.
stoten of Mr. Hutchtooo. Mr and Mrs.
Wilf Watson. Mr* Sallte North. (
Attended Sutton-Michael
Wedding
District Committee
men Are Named
J. R Norman. Avery
A TUley. W. O. Tnrkr
OMk,
J. o.
K. TUtay, R- R.
IM HU1. R. A.
um. J. H. Fry®. J. W Denny
Oeeea m bM-W. 8. AIM.
Arthur Jones.
Haymore OioniHHpp^^P
ley. J. M Hunfr. W. A Terrell
■■ aa4 Lave Wnfcesl 8. L Lore,
Z. D. Wilson
«tiel David Turney.
> L. W Burcham. 8. A Holder.
Ismiai Mori-R C. Golden. D. a
Carson. C. P. Payne.
T. Bryan. J. O. Steele
Key MM—C L. BaiUlH. R. W.
Mostey. 8. H. OHta ^ ^
8t°°* 'iJIsI "otale^Loire J. R
. J.
Grady
i D.
D. L
E. R
J. W.
Caudle. B. D. Wall
M