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M|io?il in'iix'. ?>ii the night ol
st ;{ I , v. Iii !?? a box supper and
iimeai v. ere iii progress with
i'd ?r murder
dcuTe;* by it Haywood
I ;ick-on county hu|hm
S;if ii ril:i\ anil senteuc
\J??nre to serve from 20
ii i lu* state prison,
, tin! nil ire of up|ienl,
, . :?.i nc\ s, to t :e supreme
.. -on in As1 eville jail
? ; ? i'lai't'il on : rial alone,
fn^tn iiniu ?'l lust v.eek,.e|inrjf
|Wj:li h.uij: i-iie of the tv.o men re
Insil'1' lilt' ot ,)el>?ty
<lfiit! ("l-iiul tirern outside the Bal
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Xheiv ?? '.V<1 w itnesses to the
li:.i ;; ?h;?iii ot circumstantial!
#;:? 1 1 1 1 rod need l?y the state
i,i imk Sn.:ii I ??' < with the erijne. lie!
i i~ defense an alibi, nnd >
?tnrV(i witnesses who testified!
, ;> v. in n:ilioti'<? throughout thej
iii. lit id' the siuiotingj
? . afternoon, until the
The evidence was eom
Tli .r-day and on Friday
ai'uncd I iy r. C. I j
l':::i .Moore, for t lie de-|
i,: * i! -!i I' Monteith, K. I*. |
vi ii>. II. ; ? Solicitor (J rover ('. Da-I
lit -late; and on Katurdayj
:.,?i niic ,! ' ? It:: ip,.:e was given the ju- j
. in \\ :dtcr K. Moore, audi
r>(- i ' 1 1 ' < i ?? I to I iie jurv about 10
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I .mil the jury re-;
lered its verdict of;
I i .in
i t in I he scnitiil degree.
!,:i ii. senior counsel for
ic Iiioliiin to set asid-.'
-In
?round that liior*!
, ii i!t evidence to war |
.i tnd (hat the state,:
favorable view ot'j
1 1 ?mm its standpoint, ha ! j
mv tiiat the fatal shots r
Smathers, aiguirtir that!
ni an accused of a crime j
. |it;'Ced on trial, that ftj
i> ln'iw that the one on
:"*t mil shooting. .Tddtye
JIimiiv i.'.cri :;1? d. the motion; and;
vtnui': p!1'- lin leniency were made
In Mr. i!iieji:iiian and -Mr. Moore
i.i ltc'::i|i ii! Stunt hers.
Ilii r;i?e \va? one that was eon
ii'? 1 1 m - I > im h of the way, and
?!tr.ii!i'i| Ijii^c cro'.' ils of .liiekson
iiiii:it\ ^iMijilc i lifon'.'hoiil the week;
ivi't". nm'.tM rit ni the trial being watch
h! Ii> i people with iittense in'
ti-n-t.
S - v.. is convicted about twc
i,i 1 1 1:1 1 1 sl;i 01" i: coniiee
linn witii ;!u< k i I i i hit of \ ii"? I Colvard
?: -;hv mill on Tuckaveiirce livei1,
luii! *i*i v i*i I ;i bout eisrhteen months
?1 :i ?" i i 7 \ e;i is ' sentence, wli Ml
r-';i|n-i| i mm 1 1 to stall' priso:.
?i !i-- -iniiitr: mill tthe question
*?? ltn?ii^!.! ii 1 1 si s ;o whether the
?>hi!hhc in tin* case t rii*?"
';>i ?(?(?!. -!niii!i! run pdiidirrciif witi.
:'n' ? i 1 1 1 ? \ )?!! i i| -rutcnee. Judtre Mooim
Iwililiiiu thai such was the case.
HONOR POLL BARKER'S CREEK
I lie i<?l|..u iii'_r have made an aver
"w ot I? /. n :.|| oihjrcts tor the month
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I -i i ? : Mn ISi s Khb'rs. CiViV
1 hi. .j. i'.-ii nii' .\l?<* !?! rooks, Nuhi
W'liT-i, in.i Nan John I T
h ^miuii, liiilicl Jones.
S.y-oml (miiiIc: Berj'rice Brooks
Mihlici llt ;ll||t. v> K,|ith Davis, .Ian"'
?'ili-oii, 1 1 liuv Wikle, (icoririe Browr
'?"?lill liui-iianaii, Annie Jones, Mar
wi'i-l (i i, , Hubert Brown, Theofloi"
{''wr: I'i'-.l Sutton.
Tliinl ('i)inle: Virgie Elders.
''?'iirtli tirade: Marv Aliee Brad^
'?T. Ileliii [Siadley, Mnyhel! Elders,
?'d I'kioU, IjoviI Jones. ?
<irade: Addie Sherril',
??lilli i>iii'li;iuaii, Floyd Jones.
^imIi < I r:i i ??? : Janet Brooks, Tiios.
h'uhv Ounter, Birdell Kinjr,
^"i i on, Howard Nations.
Thelnia Mae Curry, Prin.
EfRD ON PROGRAM
EDUCATIONAL MEET
^ Mr. \\ |.; |iir(| of Oullowliee State
''' I I' ll 'I uesdav for Charlotte.
Hill iiltend the sessions of
' mi North Carolina Cont'ei
j,1" In' Methodist church South,
"'"it""-.-, \|r Hi,-,! wil! stop over in
1 i-iiville. for the meeting of
i ii North Carolina District
; '-"liicational Association. Ho
' ?' | in tM'i" at the ivlueft. ionnl
"Some Literary Aspects
?. ^<Mi rn North Carolina."
SYLVA DEFEATS C. S. N.
IN GRID CONTEST ?WILL
PLAY FRANKLIN T01)AY
Coach Shealy's Sylva Hgih squad
last Friday handed the^ Cullowhee
State Normal hoys a drubbing on
the latter \s gridiron by a 0 to ft
count. This was considered by local
laus ns? rather unusual for the high
school youngsters as the Cullowhee
outfit llnd a decidedly great advan
tage both in weight and experience.
The single, touchdown of the game
was made by a pass from Morgan
to Henry. Morgan made the princi
pal gains through, the line, while
Henry, Queen and Keagan made sev
eral gains around the end. In one
instance IJeagan intercepted, a pass
and van (v> yards for a touchdown
but was called back because of a foul
p??y made by Queen while running
interference. Cuttowhee did not threat,
en to score during the whole game,
the ball remaining most of the time
in Sylva 's territory.
Sylva will meet the Franklin squad
on the local gridiron today at
ff the games played by the two teauw
prior to this can be considered as
any evidence, Friday's contest wiil
be the best match of the <-eason, i>
ia suggested. Franklin defeated Bry
son 20-0; Ctillow'nce bent Bryson
24-0, and Sylva beat Cullowhee 0-0.
The lineup
Cos.
Ii. K.
L. T.
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U. T.
Ii. K.
Q. IV
I, II.
It. II.
F. 1?.
Sylva High
Monteith
S. Cogdill
Nicholson
Allison
Wilson
I). Hills,
Hull
Keagan
Henry
Queen
Morgan
Subst it ul ion
Cullowhee
( 'ope
Parson
Presslev
.Tack Battle
Bucknei
Wilson
Watson
F. Battle
Fineannoti
liogers
Henrv
Sylva, li. Cogdill foi
S. Cogdill; F.d wards for Queen.
WEBSTER
Miss K.itlioiino Di'lard spent lli>
week end with her sister ill Cullowhce
Miss Lena Barker visited her par-:
cuts ntA,'?V0Ws duiiiiir the week-end. t
Mrs. .J CT\ N'iohobion wbti hiii.Jx-iji^
visit iut; her father, ^itr. 1. 0. Henfler^j
son, has returned to Pisffnh Fores*.)
M rs. F. W. Kiker is spending sev-j
(Mill days in Char I otto with relatives!
while Rev. Mi*. Kiker is attending j
the annual Conference.
Miss F.v:? Johnson of Sylva spent
flic week end with her sister, Mrs.
Dan Al'ison. \ -
Mrs. .1. If. Morris, Mrs. M. II.
.MorriV and Mrs. Mell Lang spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. .1. Kohl.
Ijontr ot Bryson City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of
K.ist * l.ajM>rte were guests of Re>.\
and Mrs. F. W. Kiker on Sunday.
Mrs. Kugcnia Allison, Mrs. Kttn
Davis and Miss Myrtle Davis spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hilly
Fisher of Beta.
Judge Walter K. Moore, Mr. Tom
Moore of Chattanooga, and Mr. K.
Jf. Beardcn of Asheville were visi
tor.- of xMrs. Kiigenia Allison Satur
day.
Mr. Fred MeKcc lias returned U>i
Caldei wood,. Teun., after K|M'ndinir!
several, days wit it his mother, Mrs.1
Mattie MeKee.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET TUCK '
ASEEGEE BAPTIST CHURCH '
SUNDAY OCT. 2H, c> O'CLOCK
i
2 o'clock, Devotional, led by Group
Supt., I). M. Hooper.
2:10 Business Session.
2:20. The Standard as a Program ol
Work, by Rev. John Brown.
2:40. The Value of the Standard in
Reaching the People, by .1. T. fJrib
ble.
3:10. Tiie Advantage of the Standard
Sunday School in Training for
Christian Service, by T. C. Bryson.
3:40. The Organized Standard as th.->
Golden Age of Leadership, Mrs
John R. Jones.
4:10. Congregational Singing.
Adjournment. I
D. M. Hoojior, Group Supt,
bv R R. Fisher, Asso. Supt
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j S OFFERS B ROKEN LEG
Janieq T?. Chnsl:.in suffered a pain
fid injury Monday afternoon wiiilo
working on the rebuilding of th'?
I bridge across Trckasoitfec river, be
tween Sylva and Ctillowhee, wheii a
steel beam fe'l and broke his leg. Mr.
Chaslain was brought to the Cand
ler-Nichols hospital for treatment
| and Ts said to be doing nicely.
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YOUNG MEN'S CLUB
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TO SHOW PICTURE
The Younu Men's Democratic Club of Jackson Coun
ty luis secured the Kotloo Theatre, lor showing tiH* three
ivel picture of Governor Smith, entitlotl "Tin* Happy
Warrior." This picture will be shown .free of charge
? tr.
and the public is invited 10 he pr??vnjt*V. Showing starts
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at 7:30 Saturday evening, October 27th. The president
ol' the Club, Doyle D. Alley, urges ail members of the
Club to be present, as important business will be taken
ii|>, immediately following"! lie showing of the picture.
WAYNESVILLE BOY
KILLS SELF AT SCHOOL
The following account of Viie siii-j
?ide of .lm? Davis, Wii\ nesvillc youth,'
at the school there is taken
from ;i Wuynesville dispatch to tiio
Asltev i ? 1 1' Citizen of Wednesday :
" Disappointment over the breaking
ol n love affair is believed ;o have
been | lie reason for I lie suicide ol
?Joe Davis, lf> \ears old high sciioo!
boy at thevjloor ol liis class room n-l
hoiit !):,'!!) o'clock Tuesday morning. I
Leaving his class room on preiext of
returning a revolver to his home, Joe
fired a linllet into his heart, and died
a lew minutes facer, ^.'o one saw tins
tragedy, hill it was so apparent thti!
the wound was self inflicted, the cor
onor declared no iii(;ue>.t was nyces
? V- - r
According to school officials, the
hoy hrough; tin' revolver with him
when he came to school. His teacher
asked some of tliK. other scohol boys
to take it from iiiru :vnd unload it.
Kee|>ing the cartridges, the gun wis
returned to young Davis and he wisl
given jH i nii.-sion ,o take it home, j
Evidently.- lie* had other cartridges j
in his possession for tiie gun had
heen reloaded when it was taken
smoking from his grnsp immediately;
after the"re|?ort reverberated 'hroughj
trie corridors of the liiirli school
building and teachers and students
crowded out of cl has rooms to inves
tigalc.
Hearing the shot, Joe's young si -;
ter, Pearl, rushed frantically to < him
reaching her brother's side aiiead of
anvone el>.e. The hov lived for a few;
? ?
moments, and was repeatedly fulled,
upon by his sister to explain why he
had committed the act. lie did not
reply. When a doc: or arrived at I he!
school building the lad was dead.
Teachers said Joe a p| tea rod to he
worried this morning, but his prev
ious conduct had. been above re (
pronch. He was -t freshman in hi'rb '
school and was declared .*'.! ??\*< ?*lli it| .
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,\'i i?i*l* -i u. .!??:- ii..?l tin" tic' p:i>" '
i wo uionihs (Ken ? tmuiiei ing tiie!
ice de'ivery business of his father,]
Charles Dnvis, who is 'critically ill at !
his home here, witii pneumonia. The J
father sustained a relapse when he |
heard of his son's death. His father I
mother and one sister are lie only
immediate surviving relatives.
Funeral service:- were held Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from'
the residence. Burial in Grwi Hill
cemetery, here. The school was closed |
during the afternoon out ol' respee*j
to Hie young student. |
Joe was -very popular anions? the
young pcojile of W'ayncsvil'e and
commanded the confidence and re
spect of the older residents.
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COOKING DEMONSTRATION .'
TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT
The WeiiieviT Alrmitnnn people
will give a cooking demonsrratiou,
with slides and lectures, in tiie
Chamber of Commerce Hall this ev
ening at 7 The demonstration is
being sponsored by the Kylva Parent
Teacher Association, and a 'free lunch
I'll will be served. Everybody is
invited. r
I
DISTRICT MEETING OF WOM
EN'S OLUBS HERE SATURDAY
Tiici annual meeting of tire First
District Federated Clubs of XorJi
Carolina will lie held here, ?Sa.i un lay,
the Women '.s clubs ol Sylva enter
laittjng (lie women of the district.
Tin* business session ol liie meeting
will lie lield at the Methodist' church
and t:he luncheon will he served in j
the dining room ol the Ceihi'al lligli;
Se.'ioql building. The toll owing; pro- '
"Vanilias heen announced by Mrs. j
Stanley W. Itlaek, Resident of tliei
dist ru t; the opening session to he j
held at 10 :.'{(> .o'clock.
?: Morning Session
Soic;, Club Woman's Hymn.
Collect of Clnh Women ol America'
Weleonie, Mrs. C. A. Kales, presi
dent .ol" Woman's Clnh.
Ed Tfrbofcs; -Clyde I
Civil League. 'i.?l
Appointment of Committees. v ;
Address, Mrs. hbnnis < ) 'Berry, i
president of N. ' Federation ol ?
Women 's Clubs.
Speeial Music.
y Address, Mrs. W. Broaden, "??li:i ? 1 !
mini ol District Presidents.
Luncheon.
Afternoon Session
Sonvr, The Old North State.
Address, Mrs. K. L. McKee, (inner
al Federation Director.
Ifepor's of Clubs.
Bound Tah'e Discussion.
Kepor of Committees.
Minutes, 'Airs. K. K. Bennett, Sec (
retary.
Adjournment.
A large numbe/ of people are ex
peeled and all members in this dis
trict are i i rued by the president, t.j
attend. Kach jierson will carry lunch
which will he augmented by coffee
by tiie hostess clubs.
Mrs. Billy Davis is chairman of ar
liinireinents:
H. W. HOFFMAN KILLS SELF
N ? s ?i:is i heie of the sill j
f*df in ( ' i i ? ? i , T la., o; II. W. Kofi!-,
| ??:>. tiie?* ??) the Bsifik >?1 Citra,;
| and formerly of Sylva and Waynes-!
ville. Mr. Hoffman left Sylva some
| three years ago and has been making
! his home in Citra since that time. I
j Details were lacking;, as the only
j information reaching here was from
|a telegram from Clarence II. Henson.j
i of ^Jorence Villa, to his parents in!
j Sylva.
i The following account of the death
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j of Mr. ITofftnau is taken from t h ?*
[ Associated Prejs dispatch to the
i Raleigh Xews nhd Observer: '
Hoffmaij, cashier of tiie Bank of
Citra, which closed its doors Satur
day, committed suicide today at the |
i home of his' wife's parents at An
thony in t hip county.
Tiie Bank V>f Citra was taken over
j by the state comptroller late Friday
'when 'it was announced that an ex
I #
jamination by bank examiners showed
I the- assets were tied up in ''frozen
loans." So far as was .known no
shortage \vas found.
LEADS IN PHONES
i Rochester N". Y., Oct. 25. ? In Tfoch
0 pry ester there are 19 2 telephones
for every hundred, people, while in
I the IT. S. t he proportion is 15.3 .
! BAR PRAISES MOORE
Ay
.
i A resolution praising the work ot
[Judge Walter E. Moore who held his
! fir?r tenn of court in his home coun
j ty, ihis month, was. adopted by the
i local bar. Judge Moore has received
mucli favorable comment from bar
and public everywhere lie has held
court.
Tup lVsoIutiou adopted* is as fol
i lows :
I North Carolina,
I '
In the Superior Court,
Jackson County, Oct. Term 1928
That the said term of court was be
ing presided over by His Honor,
Walter E. Moore, said* Walter E.
Moore being the resident Judge of the
Twentieth District and being resident
of said Jackson County, living in the'
] town of Sylva that said term of court
being the first terra His Honor, Wal
ter E. Moore, has held in his home
and resident county, and during the
said term ofrcourt lie celebrated his
! seventy-second birthday, the snm<
| coming on October 14:
| Therefore, P,E IT RESOLVED, by
j the men i hern of the Jackson County
Bar, and other Attorneys in atten
dance at said Court, together with
the Solicjtor of tho Tw. ntieth Judi
cial District, Grover C. Davis, that
in appreciation of his birthday
and able manner in which lie iias pre
sided over said tern/ of court, that j
these resolutions be passed commend- 1
ing the fair, able and impartial man- 1
tier with which he has presided over j
said conrt/- and also wishing to ex J
press on behalf of said attorneys, j
both resident and visiting, that these |
resolutions be adopted and a copy ofj
same be furnished to TTis Honor, Wal|
ter E. Moore, that a copy of same,
be published "ill ihe local pa]?crs of
said county, and nIso that a copy of
same be spread "upon the minutes of
said, court for a permanent record.
K. I*., STILLWFJJj,
C. c; BUCHANAN, :
OROVER C. DAVIS.
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.Ii till ilic charges that has becuj
made in I liis campaign in regard. t?
both candidates were laid end to end
it would lake cm' over Iwo hours to j
pass a given point.
Tl' all t ho denials wore heaped in a'
pile an aviator couldent fly over them j
1 1 is a tunny l!?i titr about a denial. T< j
takes i wire as many words to deny:
? I a.- ii did to make ii.
\\ i>i!(- .>ii!iih \v a -? ii<-a \ in^ ??harg4'*
al him, lloovd* ju.-t pulled down tin ,
blinds and shut the windows and]
started communing with* Work.
Through close associate i witli Coo!
idgc lie has her'omc practically s|H'ceh
le.ss. There is nothing gets you quite
so sore as to have somebody ignore
you. Al is asking questions but he is
not even getting a minority report
on them.
A woman in Virginia sent out a
scenario saying that the Catholics
wouldeut make good postmasters ?o
Herbeert paid enough attention to
her to have a padlock put on her tyjw.
writer. Mr. Work promptly said that
he dident tell that Alabaman to pro
dine any pamphlet about Al's re
ligion Work said he was "exceedingly
sorry" but dident say whether his
tears was caused by the insult to Al's
religion, or the fact that the story
loak<d out in the northern jva|>ers.
So that's the way things have
drifted along. fust from one scandal
to another. lint as the candidate of
the Anti-Bunk Party I have just gon.?
and lime not only kept clear of
chnrcli but also of state matters. Our
whole appeal is to the broad minded
element and I doubt if T receive even
a hundred
COUNTY HAS BIG
LIVESTOCK SHOW
The Jackson county livestock and
(toultry show, held Friday and Saiur
: day at the sheds of the Sylva Paper
Itourd Company was largely attended
and brought out a part o? the fine
stock and poultry that is in the
county, and inade a most creditable
showing.
The show was held under the au
spices of the Jackson County Poultry
Association, financed by the associa
tion and business firms of Sylva, and
the work was done under direction of
County Agent Tilson, N. C. Brown,
Tyre Davis, E. B. Wilkes, H. P Cmtk
ey and other citizens who contributed
largely of their time, in mjirijy the
show a success
The premiums in the livestock
show as awarded by the judges, L.
I). Thrash, county agent of Bnncoaabe
county aud J. R. Brown, assistant
county agent were:
DAIRY CATTLE
Jerseys: Cow Z year old and over.
First prize, F. N. McLean, Sylva;
Second prize: W. A. Hooper, Speed
welL
Heifers 1 to 2 years old: First
prize, Hurley Lewis, Webster 4 H
Club. Second prize, C. H. Kitchen,
Sylva.
lleifer under 1 year: First prize,
John R. Jones, Jr., Sylva. Second
prize, Mrs. F. N Mc I^ean, Sylva
Bull 2 years old and over: First
prize, B. O. Painter, Sylva. Second
prize, W. M. Harris, Sylva
GUERNSEYS
Heifer 1 to 2 years old: First
prize, - Frank Brown, Jr, Cullowhee,
4 H Club. Second prize, A. H. Wen v
cf, Dillshora Heifer undo: 6 months.
First, Fred Brown, Cullowhee, 4 H
Club.
Bull 2 years and over: First, A.
H. Weaver, Dillsboro. Second, F. H.- .
Brown, Cullowhee. Bull mider fi
mouths: W. M. Harris, Sylva.
HOI-STEINS ?
Cows over 2 years: First, N. C.
Biowu ""Srlva lj-ritl'v. Second, N. *0.
Brown, Sylva Dairy. Bull 2 years
and over: Firslt, N. C. Brown, Sylva
Dairy.
SWEEPSTEAKES
Best cow niiy breed, 3 years anil
over, X. ('. Brown's liolstein, Sylv#
Dairy. Rest cow under three years,
any breed, Mrs. F. X. McLean, Sylva.
Best heifer, 1 to 2 years old, Hurley
Lewis, 4 Ii Club, Webster. Best iieif
er under I year, John It. Jones, Jr.,.
Svlva. Best bull and breed, A. H.
Weaver, Dillshoro, Gneitisey.' Best
l>;il I uii<li?r 'J years old, W. M. Har
ris," Svlva, Guernsey.
BEEF CATTLE
Cow .'i years old and over: First,
D. G. Bryson, Beta. Second, Walter
A she, Sylva. Ifeifer under 1 year:
First, Chris David, Webster 4 H
Club. Second, Clifton Fisher, Beta.
Bull 2- years and older: First,
H. Kitchen, Sylva. Bull under 2
[years: First, Percy Fowler, Hi:;
Ridge. Second, Troy Davis, Webster
1 4 H Club.
SWEEPSTAKES
Best cow 3 years and over, D. G
Bryson. Best heifer, 1 to 2 years, Tvrc
Davie. Best heifer, under 1 year,
[Chris Davie. Be-t Bull 2 years i<ud
. mcr. 0. U. Kitchen. Best ball under
'i years; Percy Fowler.
' ' SHEEP
Best Ewe over 1 year, First, U.
! W. Fisher, Beta. Second, it. W. Fish
; er. Best Ewe Lamb: First, Rav
Fisher, Swtt's Creek, 4 H Club. 2nd.
Ray Fisher.
SWEEPSTAKES
Best Ewe over 1 year, R. W. Fish
er. Best Ewe lamb, Rav Fisher.
HOGS
Best Sow, 1 year or over: First,
I{. W. Fisher. Best gilt under 1 year:
First, -Curtis Frizzell, Webster 4 If
Club. Second, Frank Brown, Jr., Cul
lowhee, 4 H Club. Best boar over 1
year: First, Guy Fisher. Second, J.
M. Trrcker, Speedwell.
SWEEPSTAKES
Beet sow over 1 year, R. W. Fish
er. Best gilt under ] year, Curtis
! Frizzell. Best boar over 1 year, Gu v
j Fisher. Best sow and pigs, John
: Sharp, Scott's Creek, 4 H Club. Best
! pint of cream in sftow, X. C. Brown,
; Sylva Dairy. Best dozen brown eggs,
David Green, Willits.
i The Journal was unable to get *i
? list of the awards of the premiums in
! the poultry department in <hn? for
publication, this week: but wffl Meure
the ififomration in tuM for next
week's p*pr. . _