(81,50 Year in Advance in Thl County.
Iffurnal
SYLVA, NORTH CAROLIHATHUBSDAY, MAY 18, 1933
$2.00 Year in Advance Outside The County.
PRICES RISING AS
VALUE OF DOLLAR,
CONTINUES TO CROP
\V.i-lniii" -May ? I'r< side) |
m'1' ? over ^ iJj
Ii- intended to use tli
,^>|t !.. irillwlf (111* currency onh
V h?'tl it became Ul'CC.SSai
. , , ji.i- Ijll elld the foil IX ,,(? .,
.;,*?{ <??<"?: iM ",lum t,u' "ill
*r;l;ioii' '? > ??'?t something |ik?> wl|?
riiv 1 1 1 " '"'""y yt'ai.H tr**'
r K Weill -o low Mint i'
?mK ;< ' ''".V a linn.
ii !' ?' *va# uot a ea.se of an
*nl"l?'i ! I'liniiiu^r limit.
j ,; ;t H I deliberate cifoit Oil til
grl ut i ?! <ii 1111:111 "overiijueut I.
twin' .Ml i'11 ellflilH isl chls-.
\'i,l(iili:' ??! tile soi l is eoiltflllplalet'
l,v tlii \i ' ri?'iui tioveinment ; <1111
nicil lis quite possible 1 hn
t!"l
n-'in
!(1. |?,, si.l. ' l will not li:iv. ? to us
i".v ||1U(.|, .1 tin' inflationary powei
bin. he lore the downwnn
;li'' ii..- dollar iiiwts the risinj
?1 in modi ties nt <1 level com
1*1 Ml l"*' 1,1
wiili iluit of seven years iifjo
l'n . vml"?l\ was more prosporoti
di;l'? i..">t !>? "!>?*' ?""* dreamed o'
(V,.r |? Miming.
'Plliri. ...in- to he a quite definit
ilet?-^inii);,t l>ut K',Vfr ,)nck 1
j,,\,|il i,io!i?l:u-y JKisitinii, but it i
1 li:i t Mr. Hcoseveit will mnk
, S|e|? in that direction until tli
World K.-orwutic Confcrmce, wild
|| iH, }? I., .11.I..11 on June 12, lias ha.
;i . Inline to .-us der international ac
,h f?r ,h, v. innu. ti/Htiou of silv.01
Without :i">' ii'f hition of I lie eur
ra'itt* v whatever, hut merely as 11 re
M tli- in'ftir known to he vcste.
. \V Vn-i.lci'l. 'l's
iu u\. nil the nation's mono
I in ?fi\nmo.liiy prices began ; j
fiitn j> 1 i>c iu \\uil n u?l are still ge
iliii 11 1>. Tlih ltii> ?u?h ?Ml'* Roosevelt
1 1 ii iiilf 1 # i v Ji;i|i|i\', u> it seoms tilllgi
? hlr i \iilriii-r i hut '.i> a.li.iinist ratio*
h;i - :thriiil\ hnli ahlr to lv''e|i it
? .iiii|>:i^ii. I'lOlui-r n| hiulu'l" price*.
TI10 Debt Situation
i nr till v itiiuiKlitl question lldlll
v. Iiirli 1- -till u.iM'tileil is thai ol ill
l!unij. ?111 vii r ileitis, Kiu'op.- i> ->ti
iniui; in wr ^'li' :?i 1 1 ol payii!'; 1 lis 11
.mil I i>!i:;i'f i-? -lili 1 11 m in I l.i< di
?i nni'iiil itni licit liny inust In- p;'M
ii: tnN. not In wiy that rea
>ijti!ili'" ii'tiTs i>l 1 ? 1 1 iiia dial i' easjj <el
ll, tin-ill ?* 111 -:lif :i"l ' ? '-ouswleied
. v > III I.] ?>?: i ll), 1 \*j?(
?:!*. 1 t',- 1 .;,il Sliffi, while
?iii.i.' (:. viMif.! 1 . ;ile.enl 1 1 ?
-!:<??? |VVl
"1 . "?*.!.. .11 talki'1
]>l .(iiijii >y'ional leaders aliout 1I1
jK'->iliiiitv uf fniiipriimisji^ the deht
Tli- ifi ?.? siiiint ion will oouie to I h
l"i ? in 1I1. bunion eoufereiM'e In-yon.
:i 1I1111I1I ; :ind (lint n?MV hi' the roel
.'i v\ Iiirli i|lt. er.ufrri nee will split. I
ii.tiH;iiidly t.ir tin' purpose ot con
'I't.-i iii(,' mei'iis of raising prices am
Maliili/iuj/ world eurri'iiciisj hut di
mmaiiii-iit 11 nil war ileitis will he s.
ku|Hli-.sdV lit Xed up with those e.ii
-iil.i 11 1 inn* that there is a ^ooil d.-n
"i .luiilii here wlletlmr till' (onfi-relie
"ill ..line to anylliintf. If it is ;;
fmliiri', however, the losers w'iil If
ifiMillicr natiou.s iiinl not I lie I'nilei
?Viatt-S Inr we have I lie whip-ham
n uitrlil ii'i..iomic iitTiiirs mid ean ih
"'"ml sis we plcnsn, rc^anlli'ss o'
u hat tin- ij'st of the worlil does
Till, hi hii.si , js llir vieW ol' soinr
to tin I 'resident.
F.iriu Eollof Differonces
Ihnv il? iu vv farm relief act n
if""';; in work out nobody now pro
'W.-, 1.1 li.riH.ast. It is frankly ox
Mim. 1, i d, and as in tho ?'iise ?f
u" ?'X|ti' iiuu iits, | here arc a lot of
1 --'tl ? lin- idias as lo which of the
'"iniiitiiV. |i|jni!, jo fry first. The dis
l'".- In (w,, n tli,. ndvocales of dif
?Ti\.-i uf doing it became so
MV".' thin ih,. President himself had
'ilk.' a lia.ud,
s? ??!. l;? iv Wallaco believes that
a'r,:iR<: 1. ? lu.i ion ih the iniportiint
1 ii ..'line will cure I be major
''"?lill.-. ?f 1 hi- n ajority of farmors,
'liuih. (ii'or^n Peek, who for
\
ii pit si-nted various f 11 rm orRftii
""v ?'*; tin' principal lobbyist for
H|iiidi>.utioii fee plan of farm
J' "f, hclii Ves that fanners sbould
Ki'iiiilii-d to rn ?Ke as much as they
I I Hiiil, *| ? ;i {rovennuenl guarantee of
11 wl"iidi/,.|| donu'Htic conHUU'.ption
0 ,r 'hiinpi'd nbroad for whatever it
Ul" hriiiu'.
1 J' haviiifr been Kolectiil to
'"hniiiistrator of farm rcVcP
i " '" w law, had quito a Tim*
his chief, thp 8?M?rotft?y of
? if"- uli nr,., it roportcd. At nny
ir"iitinued on p?f? 3)
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/? ^ IT W
Madison Aga-n Is Chosen
To Head County Schools
CLEMENT TO HOLD COURT
The May icmi of .Fo/rksim count;
! superior wnrt will convene Monday
nomine with Judge Clement pr?
siding. Tli:' tenn will be for,, th
trial of both c'.vil and criminal easos
Heretofore the May court lias beet
t civil term only, but the Ocncru'
Assetnb'y made it u mixed term, i??
order t;> :>nve the county the expens
of boarding prisoners awaiting trial
until October.
QtTALLA
Sunday morning a Mother's Day
|>ro,Tam wax given at tbc Baptist
'?lntrcli. The songs, recitations and
.adi feature of the program was ap
tmtpria! ? and well rendered. Rev.
!.. If. Hipp* pre ached to a large, at
tentive audience, from the text:
"And they were not afraid of the
K ing's Commandment."
Mr. Wayne Ferguson and Mies
Man* Fm ma Ferguson returned last
Tuesday froir Martha Herrv "College
where they have attended school for
'lie past year.
Mrs. J. F). Battle ha* returned '
from a visit to relatives in Canton i
}
Mrs. H. Kvans of Sylva met:
with sevral Qunlla ladies on Tues- J
?lay to organize a Canning Club.
Miss Rachel Sit ton of Tennessee
?s visiting relatives.
Miss Tnez Martin of Bryson City
-pent the week end with M'SS Ollie
Tfall.
Mr. and Mrs. -T. M. Hughes and i
on 'Tim Eld, and Mr. .1. K. Freeman
ind family of Cherokee Were Qualh
.?isi t i?i*s Sunday.
Miss Betty Bird of Brvsnn Citv
ipent the week end with Mitfs Annie
'tilth MscJ anglilin.
Mr. Troy Martin of Whittier was
i Qua I In ' vis'tor Sunday. *
Mr. d. H. Martin of Caittun vis- J
ted home folks.
Mr. .1. 0. Terrell, is at home ,wne? j
he closing of the Oakley High School I
?t B'ltmoiv.
Mrs, Hsynes Reagan of Oliwl vis- j
ted a* Af ?*. .lohn Bradhnrn's Sunday. (
OLD TIME SINGING TO BE
HELD AT TDOKASEIOEE
A "Christian Harmony" siting
vi II be li Id at Tmkascigee, on Sun
lay, the fourth day ot Julie, begin*
liie; at tci uVjoek in the morn tig.
I'.unbody interested in old time
infill); is invited to iittiud the sing
ly and is requested to carry lunch.
Co public dinner will he served, it
a< been announced.
At a meeting of tlie county board
of education Monday afternoon Mon
roe Madison was re -elected super in
t(iid"nt of the public schools of
Jackson county.
Mrs. E. Ii. t McKoe was eleet-ed
elm it-man of the ho^ird of education,
mid the four other members' are
Bra^tf Cowan, J. K. Roger*, R. C.
Hunter .:uid G. C. Turpin.
Miss Dorothy Williams, who fyr
the past seven years has been sec
rotary in the couuty boned of edu
cation department has resigned to
accept a position as secretary to X.
L). Davis, who is director of relief
work in Jackson county. ?
In regard' to a new school build
ing which plans call for to be built
at. Whit-tier, no action has beef)
taken as to whether or not the
counties of .Jackson and Swain will
go together and build the new bni'd
ing. A meeting will be held next'
Saturday, May 20, to decidc what
action will be taken in this nuitter.
BEREAN CLASS HAS PROGRAM
The Berean 'Class, of the Baptist
Church at Cullowhye, presented a
"Mothe/s Pay" program last Sun
day when the program, which fol
lows, was carried out: Soucr "Faith
of Our Fathers," Congregation; IV
rational, T. K. Stafford; Offering:
Announcements; Song, by the Com
munity Quartette, composed of
Messrs. Parker, Phillips Cat hey and ?
Painter; Recitation, "Have you for- j
gotten to write to Mother?" Howard :
Crawford; Poems, "To Father" audi
"To Mother," .1. S. Seymour; Song,
College Quintette; Talk: "Mother, A
Young Man's Point of View," David !
S. St ill well; Talk. P. L Klliott;!
Song, "Ood Be With You, 'Til We j
Meet Again''; Benediction, II. T. j
Hunter.
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BALSAM \
Mr. and-Mii. X. ?; Christy t&b
Jj'li.iiiMid Saturday ?fienuoou in hon
or o'* tin' birthday of thi ir niece,
Mi^ Helen Queen' in which the
number 1'J played an important part.
The day was Ma\ I'lth; M's> Queen I
wa> l.'? yea is of flgc; there were 13
rue-its and l-'i g:fts received. Miss
Catherine Cuthl,-rt><?n of A'mond.
:ils!? :i niece of Mr. and Mrs. Christy,
w/is an honor ifrtesl, Delicious rc
IVt shiu<-nt< were served.
Mr>J. Cora lt'iik and little soil,
Willis left Monday to visit her s'stcr,
Mrs. Dr. Tnppjn in Cincinnati.
Mother's DaV was observed bv the
Methodist church Sunday. Rev. A. B.
Bruton, the pastor preached an inter
esting sermon; his subject was Man
Chief of Farm Job'
George Peek, of Moline, 111., for j
uianv years a mid -western farm
leader, in chief administrator of the
new Roosevelt farm relief program, |
working directly under Secretary j
Wallace. Mr. Peek has long-been an
advocate of the idea that markets ?
abroad for American market prod
ucts have not been exhausted ?
WOOL MARKET TOR 1933
(By K. V. Vestal, futility Aiient )
We haw been holding our ;iniiii;il
woil pool i rieli May) for several years..
[ believe this jmioI has been. of real
jcn'ici' to wool growers (lining this j
time. As most of _\ou have your sheai j
ing done, we should mark* I in t lie
near future.. Aeecidimr to market
tvports ami the present outlook as
to the wool market, it seems wejl
that we sliou'il invest i^ac a.nv >*ile
we lira v think of making, as it ap
|M?a rs that the wopl market will lie!
much better this year than duriiii! i
1932. We are ma kin? plans ,-k fast
us We can to hold our wool pool the
lafct of this month. Mr. !.. <\ Sal
tars, of the State Division of Mar
kets will meet the wool-, ...commit let
whieh is nade up of' sheep growers
who are directors of the ;lacksoi>
County Mutual Kxchange, and me. j
in my office tomorrow, Friday morn
in? at 1(1 o'clock, to determine what
seems hestt as far as the pool i>
concerned. The 4omir it tee is com
posed of It. C. lluutor, A. J. .Dills
C. E. W ike,. Ode Robinson and If. W
Fisher.
Be sure to keep your woo! in tin
host jKiKsible shape for jnarketim
by keeping the hurry and clear (fre?
from burrs) wool separate, and
store in a dry place. If yo;t havi
not sheared vet it will lie to voui
' ? *
advantage lo carefully tie each fle<c
separately with pap<T twine. Bind
ers' twine decreases the value of tin
wool, because it cannot lie removed
from the fleece. If you onmiot ir? 1
the paper twine, just roll e.-n-li tlecc
separately and sack.
The date of the Wool l'o??l will be
auiioniieed as soon as posible.
One Man In Jail And
One In Hospital As Result
! Of Affray At Cullowhee
TODAY and
! TOMORROW
i
| (By Frank linker Stockhridge)
| MOSQUITOES . . . under knife
i Tin* first it iii use ever l'*?tiiid lV.i
jiio.s<|ii toes was when it u;K disco v
! ered, ;i few years ;i| 1 lit* ( ?ov
eminent hospital for I In* insane at
Washington, that fj.'i iii ii i-iiiniiwMi
forms of insanity could he cured it
! the path ut had malaria. Malaria
! |Jiirtii> aiv carried only by certain
mosquitoes^ ami insane asylums a I
I over tin' 'counl ry ltega.li. to ?l?*iiunt<t
mosquitoes wli it'll !ia<l been infected
by !>i t i nir malaria patients.';
Xow 1 Ik* I !ovi?rnn:eiit seirtiiists
! have found :i way |o. operate nil til'1
mosquito; under ;i wiieroscope, ami
extract tin- miliaria vims, so thev
don't luiw to ship live mosquitoes,
which >/)iii: t inn s got away ami
spread malarial fever.
"? The marvelous tiling iilxml all that
as I see it is not I ha malaria run -
I paresis, hul that anybody ever i'onml
it out and that the human miml has
'wen :iig.?iiiou> enough to find a way
USHER ... at White House
My cnRurat illations 1o ''Ike'
1 louver, <'hief usher ol" ihe White
lluuse, who has just finished h ?
'??rty-seeiuid year of service there.
| 1 1 is real name is Irving IL Hoover,
j and when Benjamin Harrison was
IVesidi nf he was a young eleetrieiau.
Mr. Harrison had the first electr'i
push-buttons i iis| j| fled in the Wliiti
Mouse. Young Hoover did the j?>h
They <*i?( nut ??r order so often tha'
'he llii<*iiin;t thought there ought t?
he an elect rieian on the job all tin
time, fie picked ''Ike" and Hoove?
has, been there since
"Ike" is responsible 'or all tie
historic relic.-; in the I'ljesidentia
mansion, for the management of th
icmesfic stall' and th/?-~f;u)>ervisio'
?if all formnl social ('unctions II
?ec'ei v<-'. all <li>t iuuilished visitors ;iin
's'corts tlieiu to '. lie -President. Am
he is pretty .learly tin' most popnhi
?nan in Washington.
SAFETY . . . ? glas-: law
Nearly twenty years ago 1 wrot
? he liisf nettV item in Aiperiea alwu
i kind i.P,?lass for automobile wind
diiclds whirli would not shatter 'i
??asi. of a collision. Since then man
manufacturers of ears have adoptn
safely .glass, hnf only within a ver;
few years.
T' has just hern enacted into lav
? ii New York that after this yea
very hits licensed in the state lutis
HIGH SPOTS OF THE 1933 LEGISLATURE
I
' '
The (Icmrnl Assen bly, which con '
'ened on .January 4( adjourned s ix
is oil Monday ?t noon, ni'f c*r t!i<
ongcst session, mi ve two. in tin
listoiy of tin* St jit e, The iwik'iablj
f 19.11 run ii m?? days longer thai
li" prtsent bill', rind I I;iiI of lflffi
vfls five iliivs longer.
Tin- session wuh hectic from sturi
0 finish. The stile* tux, test hook
'ill, school machinery net, mid ?
oiik lir>( of )iro|Mtsnh struck fro ii<
.oth homes almost every day, 11
iM'iiihers freely expressed their opin
oils on both Hides* of every rpu-Ktior
1 lint came up.
The ^iist n.ajor bill tie whs ovei
he provisions in the school machiii
fry net allowing local units to kii|>
, dement ?or ? nine months school,
ifl'T the people have vol id upon the
jiiest on in inch unit ul'lecled. Tlx
Semite I'iist hud the bill, nnd limited
lie school 1 1 Tin to eight months ii.
ill parts ol the Slide, lis Inn I been
1 'coimi '.?tided by the liwrniid in
lis message |o the (iemial Assem
bly, when lie was advocating tin
sales tax^ lo be ''our marked for the
pub ic schools." AVheu the hill cnine
iver to lhi> House, the limit on ^P
picuieiits was taken out of itt but ?
provision Inserted providing that no
mil en n supplement for tho nine
months term when the county or city
h in default in payment of bond in
' crest or prineipn'.
The budget is absolutely balanced
uid will stay hnlnneed throughout
the bieuniuni,) for the first time in
the history of Urn State, for there
is written into the appropriations
h'll the provision that the ftppropriiv
tiom must be -?ut, proportionately,
!o Jiici'l tin* amount of revenue con
ing int and, inversely, if the fev
.*ii lit* is larger than the approprin
ions, (lint tlj< .1 tin* appropriations
?tin hi* raised proportionately. That
balanced the b.idget. It is generally
believed that if the inflation con
tinues, revenue will increase, and
the public schools will have substan
iiillv more iponey upon whieh to
))K*mte than the sixteen miH'on dol
'arx nppmpriutcd, thus rais:ng the
salaries of teachers as prices of
commodities rise .and revenue in- J
eiviiscs.
The nets of the Ift'W (U-neral Aa
?M'lv.bly will ii f feet direetly every
?iti/.i'ii of I he Stale? particularly the
general -ales ihx whieh will become
.*ffi et i ve .fu'v I. This departure in
taxation Mauds to overshadow all
"Ise done by the law-makers 'n their
'ong slay here, eclipsing even the
realization of the eight -months Stute
school term.
Oilier revolutionary legislation al
ready has become effective. Beer
br'C.iine lc/fal on May 1. Banks are
now operating under radical statutes
unacted under the stress of th.?> gen
eral bank ho'idny Jo early March.
Divorces are being filed under the
two-year separation statute whieh
was Kubii*ftte?l for the five-year
statute that has been on the books
for many years )
Tnipoitwt- sequels to the session's
?lecoinplishnients soon will take the
limelight. Next November there is
to be an election on repealing the
Eighteenth Anvndirent. The follow
I ing November the people will vote on
1 a brand new Constitution.
Taxes i*> busiinss and on inches
i were increased while taxes on real
and personal property were reduced
through the State taking over I lit
entire supjwirt ol' ;i uniform eight
months school I friu.
Th?' school situation will bring
Humorous s?*?|iic>ls in elections ovei
t ho State oil snppleii entiug Stall
support for tin1 eight mouths term
and an whether localities shall tax
themselves for the nine month.- terms.
The slate lifts been wiped cleat;
except l'or I lie $#,000,000 State fund.
I Units wishing to spend more than
their allotment from that must voti
tfhe taxes on themselves anew.
The Legislature, even with its .+'10,
IMH(,000 a year for schools, appropri
ated only $S.'i,159,218 for the bien
ilium in hotli the general and high
way funds. Th's will he about $17,
000,000 less than will Im>, spent dur*
ing the current hienuiiim. Appropri |
utions are iuid'.-r budgetary eoiit.ro' |
and may he slashed.
Following; the emergency hanking j
legislation passed to meet I lie enrer |
gr.ncv- ? some of which was passed ;
without a murmur? the Legislature '
became increasingly disinclined to ,
?onfer more powers upon any State
official, l'nticularly was there a j
feeling that the State Hanking Com '
n issioner, Gumey I\ Hood, who w;is j
a member of the lO.'W ||<.use a.nd j
named to office bv Gov. O. Max
Gardner, had too much power.
The fifteen cent ad valorem j
tax left for schools two
years ago was removed by coinn on j
consent, and for the eight months
schools schedules in the revenue bill
were boosted to the highest point in
history. The sales tax is not the
only way iu which the revenue bill
>\"ll hit lllc taxpayers' jMsckclhook
orporatiou levies Were boosted, iii
?< lues run up lo the <i p.*r ?-< in ?-?>n
<iiluloti.il I i >ii i t at ion mi i.i^lie
?rackets, and ihe fit tie leIlo.iv wil
find himself paying- per cenl 01
lis mite i::sl<ad oT '2 this ycir.
In addil ion In reducing Ihe |:ii:e ol
reparation required for divorce Iron
five years to two, the Assembly ri
;>:':ileci the 10 yea r oiil ad recjuirin.
live days notice ol' intention h
n any, and aim tided the ?irt rct|uir
.lit; physical cxamiiint ion to rcli?v?
'h?' bri<le at' that necessity ami p;*r
mils bridegrooms to .give affidavit
>f health. The an ended la w ie<|itire>
couples marry'iijj outside of the State
to register the marriage in theii
home county upon their return.
'I lie local t;i\ pioldeiu took up a
.Tieat deal ol I i in:* in the' Assembly.
Ilid from the lin'e I hat s. I?. ISO ;iuo
1. 15. 1 "?(? were eiiiieh d there Was a
teadv stream of hills lo exciude o>
Inelude this and that ei.unty fron
1 his ;md that piov.sioii, and finally.
?ii tli?" ! l -;t day, the new current t?l>
'juv was drastically changed.
The Legislature likewise debated
hint? the textbook situation ami al
'lie hi-t moment decided to let the
"'tate llo-ird o'" Kdiieatiou remain a
he contracting ag? ncy but require
^tate-wid.' adoption of supplement
ary as w -ll as basal book.-.
Froir sales taxes to liquor, the
1 !>.'{."? Assembly was a battle ground
for 1.12 days.'
No Icgislaure ever approached it j
for the variety of matters consider- ?
ed ? none probably ever matched it
for the importance of the laws it 1
enacted.
?lint I >i>liiiinn, of C'ullowhce is in
a Hrcvard hospital suffering from
knile nrnlml* alleged j,, |(.IV<1 |M.(,U
i n I lit-| I iy | ir, Ilciixin, .'III ,,f
< lliloiv In c. W'liii is How j,| 1 1|4.
??"Ml jail. Til,. ;| |f nil- Il;?)?]
Nllidav .-ilioiit S o'clock in t In* cvcn
* u'li.w In-I*. ii i>iir ill,. bridge.
I?i-lifi Oil is said to he i? ;1 serious
???imliiioij/ |,ui Brevard hospital auth
uiiii.> ih;i | 1?. |,;14| V|,,.V ^tKK|
cli.i.ic, I o recover. I) slun.iii was cut
sevi'iili times in ih,. fa,.,. ;U?|
Ill- ?;i- al-o said to have been stab
'????! in the ba-ck.
Helicon, who has liceii cmplov "e.l
:is lorciiMiii ol the rock crusher at
? nilowhec. which furnishes stone
lor Highway No. 1(lt! gave his ver
sion ,,1' i he affray, Tnes.lay after
noon jo a reporter of The .1 omnia),
llcn-oiis siory is as follows.
"Sunday afternoon liiv wife and I
were coming trim: Svlva to Cnllo
\\ bee win ii my truck broke down just
below Cnilowhcc. I tried to fix it
but was unable to do so. Finally a
? ill- came by ami I flawed jt. My
wile and I got i?, and rode to ( 'ni
lowhec to -,e,. if we could, gel some
one 1. 1 come down and haul the
truck in.
\\ hen we uo| t,> (>ullowlice I saw
*' ,n"'k parked just at the bridge,
so 1 went over to see if I could hive
him to tret my truck. My wife
went to soire fellows ? a lfeusnn bov
who runs :? garage at Cullowhce, T
believe ? to see if he would go after
lie truck. I went over to the truck
rind asked a? man in the driver's seat
?I didn t know any of the men in
'lie truck il lie would haul iiiv
Muck in. I 'old him that 1 would
i>iiy him. I'ut he was drinking and
'leg-in to curse rue and said that
lie wouldn't go after my truck. T
tol.l Iimi: that it was all right then
hat I would see il I could get souie
>"e else. So 1 turned to leave the
s,"d *'"? ' did so one of the men
( Dishnioii ) bit me in the face.. |fe
he,, bit it-., a-ain. K? 1 grabbed him
?> keep him from hitting me again.
'? didn't want to have any trouble.
\t about ibis lime my wife came
*>ut the gale at the llcuson home
md saw n ? grappling with this man.
-die been tie .excited and rail over
???' grabbed me, j, tilling me awav
i?mi the man. The man ( Dishnioii)
lieu hit ii. v wife, knocking her
lowii. Tile Other two men in the
ruck were .ail by this time and I
aw that one ol them had a piece of
ron. So I reached in my pocket got.
uv kiiilet and began cutting this
man who iiad jusf knocked my wife
?lown. I -lit bin: several times I
lout kno.v how many. Hut these
?ther men did not try to do anv
il ing.. I hey picked the man up, whom
'??id ? ?'!. mid put him in the truck
lid rode ?.!" . I don't know where
hey wcii.
M\ ?iviie and I went ou home. I
vas planning to give up to the of
icers the i e\ I alt'-nioon (Mondavi
? Iter I ?r?ii off f|-,in work at the
?ock crn-ln r. So after finishing
vork Meidav afternoon about
''deck. Mr. I'li-llips and .Mr. Mason
?nine alter n e to lake me to jail
?t'ole I I, .id time to give mv-elf up."
Men-. ni .-aid that lie was going to
lit. .<! ju.-l as soon as his bonds
'?an ciiiue to -ce him, and that lie
?vas e\p,"-tinv liiir any time, lint as
his was wrilte.n Mcnson had not
nade bund.
"? ripiipped w.'lli safety glass and
Iter ;te\f year all cars mtisl be so
?pupped. surprisingly high propor
i"i o?" itijuiiis aii.l d.alhs in motor
icid. tils Co.,.. f,-,,,,, broken glass,
lite time \\i|| come when no car mav
>?? operated unless it ha* iion-shat
'i rab'e glass, all through.
TAXLS . . many unfair
i he Stale o| New York has abol
ished all p -r>? mil pro|M.rtv 'taxes,
nun is a sj,.p in the right direction.
Ilhoilc Island was the first to do
?way with i bis unfair tax.
I call i'- unfair because it presses*
nil tile poor more than on the rich.
'I lie tax assessor can count the fann
er's cattle ami hogs, his horses and
his machinery, but what the rich
ii:an has in his safety deposit box
hi sjneks and bonds is out of sight
iimi he can? and d??es? lie about it.
INFLATION . . . how it will help
An in?|uiiing friend writes to ask
Hie how it will benefit the country
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