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EYLVA, NORTH CAROLINA, AL/SYLYA, X. C., MAY 25, 1*933
$2.00 Yearj|4 g % s ce Outside The County.
SUPREME
REVERSES DECISION
0 RflV BAILEY CASE
(ti u Court of tile Fated
. Ii.-i- n'Vi r>nl both the super
,i|uiiim* mints of North
ril;i?-if i flu' l?:i y HiiiK-y case, nn, |
il li.ii.'i'.v nt, II II, .(I to
n,.|,wili- X'Hith Carolina
Jiir | rid i. ??' a. i li.'i i nv'of having mur
,1,1-nl i? ? ffiiw-.
ii. !??"? ? is jjiul a (ifljid of
nil I . Ml 'iivcnville, on Sunday,
1. 1"!
Rill'1 jo I lie. hospita'
ni'.i n'liiiimcii Inn* as ?.
l;i ? . 1 , ??? ? ,? .
plii'iil. h??\ ??fin? - llfl W(*^u- life iifiil
,i|.|lli i"i I ?'??? k*. |
papers Wore "ranted by
I-, 'JnnhuT.- at tlic ri<|iu'st of
.jj, (ioM-riioi i>l .yfrirhlh. Carolina.
j/H;i..\, ui'li l >?!?' If. Hoey his
- J. brought habeas . oor- 1
... |ij(ii-i'i liisijjN and "the" ease was I
,,i in Sy I v .i In lore tile late Judge
lV;l|'i,r Ah'*'i'''i who granted the
v.i!i. il't'1' the evidence,
1 Ra-loy. The State of
South CiiV'!i".? took an appeal to
il: ? mmhvi!!'' ''"Hi t of XWUi Carolina
?it| that fiiiH upheld th<? deeisioi;
,< lii.Lv Mwiuv. Again r South' Cm
;i |it>r:i !??'! to tire stipivnu' oourl
of 'he I'liilftl States, and the dori
. In.'i bti' il il'rtvit this week revorse<
il?- V.irrh Carol ina courts. So Bailey
v ill ^ii Imrk to Spilth Carolina foi
ni.il, ;t' nuil win > In* is Apprehended
hy I In* u|firi l'-. I
COURT
I ) WEARS AGO lj
Tiirkawi^e Democrat. Miy 24, 189; I
*'? H //f./.'iii.nt itinnu'il Mod
'i.i v. .it wji/orj;i t/ /,, ]|ut l'mni
A).. U 1?. W i U ? ?, ? I S:.]n?hir?; Vul
: ) n- :? v yp|?r?'i,-i;it? 'I ?'?i I
>;:im<l.ty. ah hi- ?av in .Wiiiilie <?.*
Iiii-ilu
Si|i!ip' .1. t . \\ .iiLii-, til l)ill>
v.;i- in ttiu'ii S.iliirihiy nioi'iiili:
;iiwl i|iii|p|?. ,| iu ..in nll'irc I'iic :i iijii
I'tai
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Mis. \|. II \Iiirn\ a?-l it j Fritlii;
f;? :u y j.i !???(? In i? thi r, Mr. Join
M l.Klii, i)' \\ i li ,l ???-. who eollt IIIH'
II, l|lllli ;i !. !i|c . uf licit It II.
U'-. \i Kin iiiinair, who liiis ?!*?? I
i.ii'. ini ..(tin whs join I'll Moil
?k> I>y It: rt'iiV ,-iiul little ilantflite
"In S :? nri !y i- now tloitiieih'cl ?
|-; niMt.-n' nts of our town.
ft'" iVrn Ml(eh pll il~U?l to See Mis
i'jili.K- \|:iii'ia on tin* street I* ri<la\
'"r '!;? in>( lime siiuM her |?:i nl'n
? Hi ,,r sonic two ironths h?o, i:
''?Uui liiiiol w:i>? :-e\*eiv'y iii.jitn>?'
^ tail i iMin her lioisi-.
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?'Ir. I' !>. Davis <-a INm;. Saturday
'* i li:iii?-r of Mr. \V. J. Fisllf 1" :
'?"'"??im in his (.'nlit'ornia aihlnss
"iui'l, ?! ;it .' Iu* recently removed
"?? -\. 1 1. | ilOlllll^, who llHS il!
4i.v* ink. i ii deep interest. in I it
^""ji Kii-al ly enjoy ? d his vi-.it ti
(ulltth hci- |j!>( week. On li s way t<
1,111 ph.v to a^ist |{ev Mr. I iairin^toi.
lie spent a ?lay and
'"-lit liii-. n?{ l.ivi.nil ii* with >i
'"'??I i> i'iiiiii ion, ii I" lilt1 Aslu
1 "l:ili!i.!!V.cll|lh, who Wits il ile
"u "I -|? i'i;iitir t liroiv^hoiit the
" ?!!:? in e\erei>es of the ( n
1 !;|.|. lit ' Niliool, relurmd hoire
:i iii j.'i ve >is a pleasant \isit
'?'Hi' v..,, t ruin, as did
' lin. \|, Sen>ahjni<;ll, ?:l Color
"'"I Mr l.olijr, of Ilnywood
'"l||.|y
?Ir- W. \| ||1M hns sold ?'?*|
:tt till* Forks of
(''' Ifivi-r in Mi- Hoscii Moses, ol
" '"'II .?iH.l.iy, W II l*av?> lU'Vl
f"i" .1 vi^ii fo Texas i'or llie |>u'
"t ?? It rliny; a locution sin?l nuik
jh' removal ot
' iniii i. tlicr r.'iniilit'K. Il?'
:i' parly will comprise some
f'M,V"i- tirty ituiividuate, several
his own having fo
/rrn',,0<l ,f> sock new hontves in the
Star State.
PARK COMPLETION
IS NOW ASSURED
The < mat Smoky Mountains Xa
tioiiul Park is .soi.n to heeomt' ?
leality, 1 it ?? soo.m- than whs antici
pated by tlioso hnidy souls wlm t-pon
sored it, ii tew years ago, mid nuur
wherl the project on its way. The
money wifl be fort h<*nmjlig both for
the puichlise of flit' rest of the hnitu
l/iiy ?>j t|ii> park a. id for 'the devef
o|>*niout of the area for national park
purposes.
Authority for tile, expenditure of
the money for phrchase of the addi
tional lands needed to complete the
park is. included in the National Re
covery Hill, recently enacted by Con
gress, and is a part of the vast
Tennessee \ alley power development
that has been so close to? the- heart
of President Roosevelt, ever since his .
visit to Muscle Shoals. The President
is Authorized to bnv lauds. The pro i
tection of the mountain watershed
of the Tennessee Valley is eonsid
cred essential to the successful de
velopment^ of the power rcsourees.
Plans for the development of tin
park have already been trade by the (
park authorities, ami it is understood j
that they will he hurried to eomple- I
'ion as a part of tin- re-employment
plans of the administration.
Congressman Weaver, it is said, de
serves much ot the credit for having,;
gotten the f?re;it Smoky Al<>iintiiiii:i |
Vaf.iona I Park area included in th"
?mergency legislation for nat-ona} j
rehabilitation.
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V QUALLA
i
The text ffoin which Key. U. (?. :
Mcl'lamrock preached at the Meth
odist church Sunday afternoon was ,
'And ye shall be witnesses nntti me,'
10th in Jerusalem, ami in .ludea, and
n Samaria, and uuto the uttermost
?arts of the earth." ? ;
Mr. and Mrs. II. (i. Kergu>on and
VI ess rs .1. K. Terrell and Wayne Fcr-r
.iisoii attended! the (Quarterly Confer -
?u-e at Whittier Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. H. Martin, Ai .
leiiuie t atnev and Mr. Alton K?l ?
t'nrds visited relatives at Whiteside
'ove Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne <'a\lw?ll
iave returned! from a visit wilh rel
it ives on Cataloochee.
Mr. .1. (). Howell and family, Miv?j
!. I.. Sitton and 'family and Mr. a.nd
Wrs. hut Iter lloyle called at Mr-,. A
Hoyle's, Sunday jifternoon. (
Mr. -I. -<>. Terrell went to Cullo
vhci1, Monday,
Mrs. A. .1. l rren aii and Mrs.1 Wil
'Yeemaii called on .Miv.^Sti ve I'rad
mm.
Messrs. ,T( ('. Movie and Frank
\iuslaii'1, vjmv irm-ts :it Mr. leriy
'oJiUson 's Sunday, .j.
M ss (!ra?*e (Sib-on of Houston,
t'cxas, and Mrs. (iarlnnd (Ixncr called
n Mrs. .1. K. Terrell, Monday.
A Nation Pays Tribute To Its War Dead
'?I MEMORIAL'^,
P DAY . . . 1933 =
JACK MESSER IS CHOSEN TO
HEAD SCHOOLS OF HAYWOOD
Jack Mo.^r was ?*!<*??! <?? I sii]>cyiu
toiiilriil ???!" I lie I lay Wood count v
schools ;i| ;? ineetni; of 1 lie count v
board of education Wednesday af
ternoon. Mr. M esser's elect ion was
unanimous en the second hallot.
Ml*. Mcsscr W i tl succeed H oilier
Ueniy, who ras lieea county school
sii|'?.?rintt it l?*iit lOf the past four
yea r*.
For I hi' |?is1 two years Mr. .Messer
!iit?. (jueii director of a, 'Monies in
the liijjlr .school here.
JUSTICES APPOINTED
The following gentlcncn Were
recently ap pi ill led as : justices of the
pe.iee in .lack son county, hv act of
the (I'ciernl Assembly':
Qiialla* \ ictcr Rogers, (!. J. Raliy.
(':"i y r.-.ck. tf.'Shuhr.
Cashier's Valley:; f. (1. Rogers.
Cti'lowi \'i >JL). [4. Norton.
('nni'ila: A. K. <!alloway.
River: i'. X". Pricit
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Ilatiihu : Lewis Aloiitcith.
Mountan. .1. I'., liuiiiflfnmer. '
(ilccn '> "Cie? k : <1. L tlreen.
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UNOIIiC CONVENTION SUNDAY
A ineetiiiy of the Jackson <oiintv
:in?'iiiLOcoi:vc:!l oii will lie he!'' ii
lie co :,r! ! oiise here Sunday, May
\?8, In ??ii. i'iur at I I*. M. ami la ?till}! j
?lilt it I. .
The program wrll he as follows:
fine son? tiy entire convent "011.
Prayer. by Rev. P. W. Jan ison, fol
lowed hv cla?s and quartet ' si.ui.nnir.
AH'.-insrers in the coanty are urpnd
to conn* Kill take a part. A No, sing
ers are expected from other counties
! Relief Works To
Be Started Soon
i *- ?
Washington, Mjiv 21. ? One of tlu
first things which Mr. Koosevclt
wants (o do is (<> s(arf lis great
program of public works t?? give ir.en
employment ami stimulate business.
To do this will take, il is estimated,
ahoiil three hundred million dollars.
To pel fhril much money (In* (invent
(iiU'iil will have to borrow it from
i he iii vesting public. 1 1 in a lot ol
Money, hut there is no doubt about
'lie (tovcru incut's ability to borrow
it. provided the lenders have soir.t
assurance as lo where tile money i?
coming from lo pay (ho interest on
it. V x ,,
i* It "tvill Jake about" 220 million <1ol
lars'a year to pay interest and ser
vice charges on a $.'{,300,000,000 hand
issue. A sales (ax calctilah d to rnis?
that much is now for the first timt
since inauguration being discussed
seriously, ('tnnrress onal. opposition
however, may result j in the new ta>
taking son e other form, such as i
: "breakfast -(able'' tax oil coffee, ten
' sugar, spices and chocolate. Whatevel
the tax levi?*d- upon, it will In
spoken of as a ''reemployment tax.'
Bernard XI. Baj'iich, who was chnn
man of the War Industries Board H
President Wilson's administration, i
said to lie (h?* man picked (o belli1
the new industrial control hoard. Th<
i law has II. >1 ye? bceii passed to set U|
' (lie fJoveriiiiieiit's control of busin<*>
and industry. The draft of the Ml
had i|ot been presented to Congress
as this is writ("ii. Yet so siroothlt
1 dot s (he, machinery here operate tha'
Eyery Way We Turn
By Albert T.JIM
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"Pj?- ?-% * " .r? . *
" V; ?**--; ji?i> " - Come
*v ' ' v*' acPx>ss ;
OF. Ei-SE
Reorganisation Of Jackson
County Bank Is Completed
TODAY and
TOMORROW
(By Frank Parker Stockhridgc)
GOVERNOR . . . Federal Reserve
la picking Kugeiie Black of At
lanta for (lovernor of I ho Federal
Reserve Board l'n'sitlwil Roosevelt
has followed the example of his last
Democratic predecessor in selecting
:i man from tin- South (o head up
I he nation'* financial system. I an
one of t ho*o who IhIu'Vc I rat tin
W. I'. <!. I larding of Alabama
was the best man wlio icvcr held
l !u> po>t {o which Mr. Black ha1
been appointed.
Mr. R'a-k was picked, 1 am told,
ma' nlv bwanse he is entirely fret
from Willi Street influences. H<' hits'
a bigger .? ?ul more important tasl
than any of his predecessors had
since it is 011 In; curds, 1 bclii'Vi1, I hut
tlu' out i rr hanking system of tlw na
tion will In* taken into tin- FiiW
Reserve System, and the head of that
system will cxi'iviw financial control
even greater than that of the Oov
ornor of the Dank of Kngland.
1'iilike many hankers, Mr. Black
has a sell1*" of humor. But his rep
utation for sound, homely common
?"nw' is of the highest.
ROCKEFELLERS . . . they move
Times change* aiul landmarks pass.
The Rockef< llcrs, father and son, nn
moving from thi> historic address M2(i|
Broadway" to the new Koekcfellci
Center, five miles" up town. Forjnon
than fifty years "2(>" has been tin
headquarter^ of the Staudaid Oil in
teresls. Nobody knows how many mil
lions have been made there, hut prob
ahly enough to pay off our nationa
deht, if the n.oii who made it ha<
kept it.
The Rockefellers don't keep thei
money. Tliev s|>e!id it largely ill vast
enterprises f??r the pnhlie welfare
?iTucation, health and the restoratioi
?f historic antiquities.
John 1). Rockefeller, dr., is in tie
imclight ,uist now heeause he object
?d to Coiimunist propaganda hein
put into a mural painting bv Diegi
j le Rivera, the Mexican artist win
*iadi been ? ngaged to do some wort
n the Rockefeller center. Som
"Liberals" are making a great fust
saving that Mr. Rockefeller is m
judge of art. That may !m? true, but
wouldn't he l.s.k foolish promotm,
Conuiiuiism?
30LD . . . since 1493
According to the United States Bn
'?can of Mines all the gold that has
'icon mined in the world since an\
kind of records have been kept; tha
:* from 1 403, the year after Colum
bus discovered America, down to dat<
amounts to a Utile over a I housasii
Million ounces. At $20 an ounce that
S worth twenty billion dollars, am'
?ncfre thail half of it is >till in tin
form of ironev or gold bars held in
banks as security for money.
l:i the United States since 1792
we have mined about 2*2fi million
-unices, worth above $4,tHHMHH),00<> ,
ind that, eurionsly enough, is just
?ibout tre amount of monetary gold
till in tips conntry.
In I lie -amp 450 years of gold pro
luction thn amount of silver mined
n the world was a fraction iron
than fiftein thousand million ounces:
and the ratio of silver lo gold in
'he world's monetary system befoie
?ilver was dropp.'d by one country
?ifter another, was just abo it fifteen
to one.
Silver is couiiin; back as money, but
it is more likely to nrr've ai a ratio
of about twenty or twenty-five l?>
one than the traditional "sixteen t?
,.ne" of th" old Populist day?.
EMBROIDERY CLUB MET
YESTERDAY
The Kmbroidery Club met vesti r
day afternoon, with Mrs. Robert
Fisher, dr., hostess, at her home, Mt.
View Farm. /
it is only neccs-arv for the President
to say that he is going to submit a
bill, when it is taken for granted
that the hili will become a law in
short order, and the picking out of
the personnel to administer it be
gins at once. Xothing of the soil has
been seen here since war times.
Whether Mr. Raruch actually heads
the control board, he certainly pulls
a strong oar in Administration af
fairs. Mr. Peek, who heads the farm
control board, ii hi* pptqpi
Tin- Jackson Couiity Bank, tli?
in w Iwiik, opened its doors for In *
iniss May 10, neting uti?lor uutlmr
ity ul a charter dated May ti. The
stockholders of thf bank raised ?
total ul" $SI,(?7."i in ?ow capital funds,
" I" ?i?'<'t til,, full require
.iicnts of I, (i||| federal ami State law*,
which re<| n j mien t . ,nnke ||H. hnnk
100 per eent li?|iii?|. In reality,
$141,0/5 was raised and put into the
new lunik, as the old stockholding
surrendered *iiu,000 in capital and
surplus and then raised $8I,<>7.) ad
ditional.
?H'H shales ?f eoninioii stock Were
subscribed at a cost of .f it', 200, while
depositors subscribed $.15,174 in pre
l'en cd stii-k. The preferred stock
IS iioii-iis.essalile, i? ealluhle at any
time by III., hank, and no dividends'
??an ite pajil on the common stock
11m preferred stock has liecn
ret ired.
I. Harris is behind the
?m*w bank with full strength, as hn
was the oi l one. He bought hack into
Hi" new bank the full amount of
stock on ued by him in the old in
stitution, ami will continue to exert
active interest i? the affairs of
the bank.
T,u' '""'rimrators, as set forth in
the charter, issued: from the office of
"'<? secretary of State, with the
number of shares subscribed tuid
paid for by each are. C. .1. Harris
-'00; K. L. McKe.e, 15*; S. W. Enloe,
10; Kohert W. Harris, 5; Thomas A.
( ox? I- I'. Ntillwell, 5; \\ \|
*'?? T. ci?y,??; r,;'
? J. Hastings, 7; (J rover Wilkes, H-,
; i>. I). ii.H.jier, r>; w.
II. Snyder, 5; C. Candler, 5; J.
<*. Allison, 5; C. L Allison, 5; H F
/iii'ielt, 2; \VijMOII> 5
The officers of the bank are: S.
W. Knloe, President; K. |,. MeKw,
executive vice president; K. W.'
llartlH, vice preside I ; John . > Tfimt.
vice-president ; |{. L. A rial
cashier. The directors are: K. |?'
StillweP, chairman; C. .1. Harris',
riiomas A. Cox, s. W. Knloe, H. W.
?larriH, John ,|. Hustings, E. L. Mr
Ko,,: NV; "? Snyder, f J rover Wilkes,
I. X. Wilson and J. C. Allison.
Approximately *'>2,000 was cut off
of the asests of the old bank in sel
ling up the new, when the appraisal
Was made. The listed value of tin!
banking house was cut from $10,887
o $12,000, furniture and fixtures
from $705 2.20 to $3,000. Deposits in
other banks were set up in the old
fnsl tut ion af $18,207.80, and them,
were entirely charged off with the
exception of $5087.00, which is the
amount that the bank had on deposit
rn Hn- Wachovia Bank and Trust
Company. The amount of the value
of tie loans of the bank was cut bv
the appraisers from $250,172.03 to
$IO.?,00!t.fM : while the value of North
Carolina bonds owned by the bank
was reduced in the appraisal from
$-10,000 lo $35,050, which was the
marekt price of the bonds, ft can
readily be seen that a large amount
of the $02,000, which was entirely
ignored so far as fijmrin*/ it as aii
asset of the new bank, will be sal
vaged and turned back into tr? new
ba.nk, a* valuable assets, as loans ?!>?"
naid, other banks liquidated', ami tl<
upturn in business, coupled with tie*
balancimr of tin* State budget, sr-t '
tl?" bonds of North Carolina ?o hijrli
er levels.
OCTU PtfcKlUS WEW
6I6.L ffelEUD TALKS
SO FAST AMD SO L0M6
THAT SWE'S UEVE*
* ?EAGL? AU E <MO.