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JACKSON CO. JOURNAL DAN TOMPKINS, s. . Editor ? Ml ? Published Weekly By the1-. JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL CO. Entered as second class matter at Sylva, N. C. 9.) to 10 in the house? \ ; v o One thing we yet luck, hardstirl'rteo on 106, all tho way to the Soulh Carolina line. . > The semi-monthly road map pub lished by the American Automobile Association shows no road fnm> Sylvu to Cashier's Valley. They are almost right at that. L >?;'? l&ti must be surfaced from $ylvu to the South Carolina line. vThe pod-! pie need it. The Cullowhee State Nor . ? mal, that rapidly growing and useful institution must have it, if u is to BAjAy *pinoi{s su AvaiiJ o; omii)uo.>, and all Jackson county gutter every j day that it is jiot completed. And if the Great Smoky Mountains Na tional Park is to be worth the most to the people of this county, and of the Southeast, it must be done. v JUDGE WEBB < ' C) ? j t I It is a pleasure to watch Judge Weeb hold court. This kindly, court eous gentleman, this able jurist gets the work of the court accomplished in an efficient manner, without any ado about it. The people of North Carolina have learned to love him and to rely upon justice, and cour tesy, and mercy prevailing in the courts over which he presides. JUDGE GRADY QUITS C Judge Grady in resigning from tho Ku Klux Klan and as Grand Dragon of the Realm of North Carolina, re asserts his devotion to the principles of the Klan; but at. the same time castigates Dr. Evans and the "Im perial Family." He declares that they have wandered from the prin ciples of the Klan, and tried to force him to have introduced i^the General Assembly of this state certain bills, which Judge Grady thinks are unwise, unconstitutional, unchristian, unam erican, and opposed to the Klan principles of freedom and religious liberty. The bills which Judge Grady oppos es provide, in effect, that it shall bo a felony to be a member of tho Knights of Columbus- or to contract a marriage with a Roman Catholic, agreeing that the children of such marriage shall be raised in that faith. Judge Grady states that the head of the Imvisible Empire wanted these bills introduced; but wanted a shield put up to keep the people from know ing that they were Klan legislation; and that Dr. Evans suggested that Judge Grady induce a member of the : > C . /i Mother! Watch Child's Bowels "California Fig Syrup" is Children's Harmless , Laxative <?* ' . ; ^ ,? 'When your child is constipated, bil ious, has colic, feverish-breath, coated tongue, or diarrhea, a teaspoonful of genuine "California Fig Syrup" sweet ens the stomach and promptly cleans the bowels of poisons, gases, bile, sour ing food and waste. Never cramp3 or overacts. Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. Children love its de \ llcious taste. 1 Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali fornia Fig Syrup" which has full di rections for babies and children of all ages, plainly printed on bottle. Mother! You must say "California" er 700 mj & w iauUtim fig syrup, ) ' P 1 y ? i /. Americnn Legion to introduce at least! one of tliein. ' , .hulge Grady stated that no decent (nan in North Carolina would do what he had been requested to <lo, and quit the Klan, making the wliolo matter public, and at the Hain't: time renouncing1 all connection with the order. . THE PARK BILL PASSES ?I The General As.>*etnbjy of North Carolina has done what it was iasked to do toward establishing the' park in tlie Great Smoky Mountains. The )>eople of the state, by private sub-f' senption have done tlicit* part/ The1 iiiaIter now rests with Dr. Work, Mr. Greihr, Major Welch* and the other ' - * ' ? "N ' * s. .. * gentlemen who hav<v assured our peo ple that they eolild get the rest of the' money. " tndoubtedly these gentlemen kiiow| what they are talking about. Nobody questions their veracity or their 'abiM ity to do what they luue pledged. This being true, we take it that the Park is assured. . The survey of the area will begin! in the spring and it will then be ilef-j initely determined what lands will be included in the 4280110 acres that ihej federal government must have before; the development,? of the park begins." Following that will, begin ne^otiatioi;s with the owners of the land, and if \ T ? tin; park commission and the owners cannot agree, condemnation proceed-, ings. ? ?, The advocates of the park are hopeful that these things will be ac complished this year, and that it will 1 only be a matter of m^nth^ before the actual development of' the park begins. Sun is about to lose liis place in'" Shangai. fc>;> .1 I \ (11 ^ 1 \ Concrete to CnlJowliee?Ifardsur-. face to the South Carolina line. These must come Rapidly. COAL DEPOSIT IN CALDWELL Lenoir, Feb. 17?Coal lias been dis covered in ^aldwell county. A deposit of a good grade of coal was dug into at (iranite Falls a low'days ago. Dis covery was made by Pink Carter while digging u well lor F. It. Forest onv'? fol in the western section of (iranite Falls. At a depth of 15 I'eet, Mr. Carter ran into a ledge-of ston^. This le<lge is only a levy inches thick and was i .w c H. > underlaid by a ledge of eoaJ. The coal ledge was about three inches thickj and (lieu another ledge of rock under-J laid that. Tuesday newspaper men visited Hie forest home, but found! the well had been '-walled up and] closed in. Samples of the eoa! and oi l stone t:il;en from the ledges above| aii(| below the deposit of coal iirttl'j been saved by .Air. Forest. The discovery 'of this deposit ofj coal at Cranii, Falls is the first ever j found in Caldwell' county, according . to information available here, Xo ef fort was made by Mr. and Mrs. For est or by Mr. Carter who was digging the ,well fur tjieln, to follow out this ledge of era I and see if larger de posits might be found. solid car of soybeans for seed purposes were deliver, d to farmers at Silver City in Chatham County in eyiiv February. ; Seventy-sis jiouMrV' -^farmers of David-on County pmcl :'se,| 18 tons of fish.meal in .January at a saving of a2l>:>. snisci.'n;;: to' t:u: jofrnwl Chiropractor at Sylva Hotel '' ' & ping w <v w f rt! ?> ? ? ft *.?;. ? / _ . .. V ; \Ve have received a nice line off 'OATS and DI?ftSS>jS which we are offering at very attrac tive prices. It wfil pay you to'see our line be fore Inlying. M rs'. lv C -' \ .| Allison has charge of our , | ready - to - wear depart.. | nient. She will take ' > * i A pleasure in fitting' you $ for Easter. ? | Sylva Supply Co. i 83agg88SgSS3S28S888S8S8SSS838SS88S88SS888?S88S8S838S8!?"3S85S5S9^Sfe38?S3^2^:^?8&^gS?5aS388S8S88S8888?S $ ?? ? s SAY ""BAYER. ASPIRIN'" and11NSIST I Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for /' . ? . I / ' Colds Headache ^Neuritis' Lumbago Fain ; Neuralgia Toothache' ' 1 Rheumatism . I M DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART ? c W w -/jO _Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. (^ * Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet* AibC bottles of 24 and 100?Druggist*. Aaplrta 1* the tnd* mrit of BaKC ltaafactur* of ?*.? ?f ~ 1 o 0 -D WANT COLUMN ! The rate for classified ads in column is 10c. per line for I each insertion, averaging six (6) words to a li?e. FOR SALE?Seven Stacks of Hay; 65 squares of good roofing at $3.50 a square, boxing and framing at $1.00 a hundred. H. O. Curtis, Sylva, N. C. STOVE WOOD FOR SALE?Roy R Dills. Men 18 35, Railway Mail Clerk po sitions. Big salary commence. Ex perience unnecessary. Write George Robbins for free particulars about! instruction for this examination.! 672 H Burclrcll Bldg. Washington, D. C. , ' - STOVE WOOD FOR SALE?Roy7 R_ i Dills. '{' ? WE WILL PAY SEVENTY CENTS per hundred pounds for chestnut oak bark and sixty cents for horn-' lock, subject to usual specifica tions. Price good until Sept. 1st., j 1927. Parsons Tanning Co., Sylva Branch. .Successors to Sylva Tan ning Co.^-2 1G 4t. ANNOUNCEMENT?To inform my customers that I am prepare,} to give them something extraordinary in pepper and tomato plants thi> spring. My seed lias been selected with great care, my aim boiwr to produce transplanted plants that are early, productive and hardy. Mrs. .J. H. Cathcv. (Thirty seasons -experience) sJN/m 1 ??.*: ,v v , Smoky Mountain Baby Chicks - n i Leading varieties including the Kiwi, the world's greatest fowl. Write for circular. Smoky Mountain Poul try Farm, COSBY, TENNESSEE PEDIGREED, trapnested S. C. PICTURE FRAMING ?Nicely don?? at reasonable prices Give me V(mr work. S. S. Enloe, Dillsboro. White Leghorns and Ii. C. White Wyandotte hatching eges for sale at $1.25 for setting of fifteen. Mrs. R. L. Madison. SUBSCRIBE TO THE JOURNAL AFETY FIRST ERVICE NEXT ATISFACTiON ALWAYS %Jiuckaseeqee ^Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $30,000.00 D. G. BRYSON, President " J. N. WILSON, V.-Pres. ' BILLY DAVIS, Cashier f c b Work Save Believs Work with a definite purpose. Save with regularity. Believe that you can attain. t Those principles, young man, will set you on the highway to success. This Bank will give you every assist ance; for upon the young men and their suc cess rests the future of our Mountain Coun ty- . Buy-and Drive V (A N IDENCE You buy Dodge Brothers Motor Car with confidence and drive it with confidence be cause you know that a great organization has built it honestly and well. ' i ' i , * * You 1 mow that twelve years, a great war, and nearly two million owners have tested and proved its dependability beyond challenge. And you know that no product could enjoy a reputation so enviable?a resale value so high?were solid, sturdy value not built into every pound of it Touring Car ....$ 910.00 Coupe .. I - 965.00 Standard Sedan .-1 . ...; .... 1020.00 Special Sedan .1 .... 1075.00 DeLuxe Sedan 1205.00 I; , Delivered M. BUCHANAN, JR., GARAGE Main Street Syiva, N. C. "?t/. ? i': ' ?' A ' ?? * ' ; \\ \ \ ' i' v ? . i Wie Also Sell Dependable Used Cars Er EROTHE-RS MOTOR CARS ' " \ i -r
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