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THURSDAY, PEB. 15, 1934 ^ ? - 1 . PPP IK ' =? 92.00 TEAS or ADVAXGB OUTSIDE THE OOUHTY Star pans ?c . ra SET yO ui* i it. 14. ? Tf tho.s. V.?:f . (v U!| . : :!u stale of t h , ?.?> hat omvsided, th lii i: . re is o::Iv on> si Lv.,1' , . T, ?jiuii Ii iv. Lvirv I ' ,, i . i>~ volt binnd, stii'I | , ? ' ?? ? r* J,,- ; h'.-s as will as t' >. .? ^ f ; >ha!ift ica? coi.: i l "ndmisiistrc .i.!i AAA ai,( rv.A. i <! wlop-od an |# . 'ha* a compa ? . 1) iv. c. i> :h ? Pre ;? i Yti "ir.-'.-j. Course: > 'ii ? < W \ ?r-M.tier iui . .rite ! to "ta|>;r off i s : sn |Mi! *t'<! ( mploy ? -? rf liirn and \v ino ?nn Iv 1 rwd "i'ivi ? ;> 1 . (?!.. ' ?4 V - < v ha* 4o S'-nr.t-or i|. ! ( -n;;| th:- f Iks 'kU*' V' wliilt- ImHiR.' -'s n?*n c;m th nk ni 'ch of CAVA nn . . qi-. 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Q nn^ov norf '?'>-iv.i:i Ikis always ' v of ri'tyvlu v f '?am a < n- ' t? the T? n tMi ?>i ? i?ls jncwlible, bn^ if M.r-o ?lays wore r i' , ; ir<* to lv> ( o' ,, ?'" ?? liilo i??1mit' in** '? ? -MnVto j?r?vcTt?art' ' '":!h t h ? of 1 ?' .'l.siilisp"vi;'nt to ? '. of a oomplo^oly now 'ifin, to h:> h-ilt no* ' i <if f hr Ilerxiblira" jjin pij I , ? ? Higher wild bo ns^d, 1 'i ' !)'!(? i' nt principle of In _ Oiul, rspwally, the ' ' Vp;iv'-r. " 'fe .Motive in promoting (Coiitin L;cd ou Puge two) TODAY and TOMORROW ? i (By Frank Paikcr Slockbnt'gc) NAZI . . , aim, equality 1 spent several hours the other evening with an old friend, an Amer ican citizen who lias lived for many y. ars in Gvrmnny. "Wfcat is at tie 1:oliom of thii: revolutionary momvent iu- Ger many V T a If d hiii. IJis anawev was prompt and conc'se. "Tao Tret! tv .of" Versailles, " hp re ?pH< d. "Thi f}:?-vrm neople f^el tha h:vo n p'ac: d in a position of iufcrmri'v pv- *? f:ineo the war. Th y ar"- a pr^u1. people. Th- y hi li^ve Ihcr.u?Ivrs j?::prrw?r to all othc 0. oplt's. The prpsi Tit ff"!ierktion . rc fi'-ps to pay the p-ioo whicji its par '?'i4s acrptcd to ?.?( 1 *hc war. It took onlv shrewd ievdcrsh p and an appeal ?o nritriotip pride lo aropse them to ?i n-w s nse of nationalism. Every it) (?("iii'?ny is in uniform. Th * J T>vrit?iry sp; i1 is / Vr.incf cul'vated a\"Ii n fl<c ri?rht lime comes there will tit; anotli -r war nn'ess the nation-* *\*ho??i O^nuanv regards as ite flne ?n*s virl1 thfir rights under th V <i ?.??liVr-' ( trf p4 V. ' ' O'h ?? n'v*!'" vpyi' 'nvo *n^f1 pip +V", ?rii" t'iv,,v. T n !V" n**! ?hh' r'l.S't. TV t r. ?)' ;? ?w?v that th ? TTni<o(l S'Mf"- w-5'1 ii<it i# f-elf he drawi T-'fn another F-ron^an war. ^>OATS . . . were i^rdol "Y'lnt is the **:oMvp heliind th J nn? i-Tevifh a-t vi'v of (lie Nazis?' I T asked mv frigid. *?' was the 'c-'lv:- It'-I'i'i l 1 1*-.* ?"''I i-j Fro>\ r at''.i'"'i(y in A Ml^'i'll ? *ie countered. "The p* f>j>'e w io i a id 1 !i S$' rv'.vd a seep; Mr. Mi'O'.ri v!".h "IW'V'.d *h" Yi*?t, 1' v -W - a ;v fi:r we: ??!* lo 1" ? 1? I fn" fn- ? IfjHW It" *'J ? <> ? '?'? v" > \ ??*?????!?? t *1' ed 1 (f>n^Wliy ? >4 '!i >w=?.Tl. y W"' ?lit tfiit'itms ' n<?'*trh lo si ? <i'? Ts'slffo. o"'v t"*o pni e< !i' 'if "*op'i?HtinTi: b it. *h'.y w??rp the b"T?k ' ?s, t ir v in^'stHfllif't'!, a^fin"' '^hom it always v??sv to s'i" lip tl' p?pu'pce of any tislini, iNo'Mn? i ?ltOT to avo"se f1" pior ?n" I fhe la^v arrainst the well-to-do and indnfrfWoHS. "So TT tier and his nifl?'s mar*''1 th' T.,ivq tho fo" Onrn'iviv ? ?r>"'-l s. iir>k"= !") iltff'wce tic' <K-> O'-v an .Tews f'\v 1. o/ivf -'rVT't'1 ?f| (l-rmjjn ? }!w>fn Tl,o apo nl fffl" to ' 1h,x iyrnoran' mass's, end tho hid to snffer.* T imiv !'ii v.-,"p!'"r, h'it ^ p??a?nne >' 0 v. ' will not l*e rps^* for CJprma.ny finance its next war. TIELTGTON . . . revised Or." of llic n?en?:v!;r tliiirjfs m'1 frivjid 4 old me was that the Germa n o >h? ar* op -?i!y .flhrndon'nj; 'Chrh Mani'y nof a'l of tlirni. l?'-t (h'? c! ?r.e.nt whirdi is strongest in sappo-'t ?>f 'bo \V| lni-rnm. "Tne cM''V"n ar ? heing- tan<?hf t( li. v(. in t'?- old gods of Valhalh ;?? \)yi ??M'. ' m* mvths instea^ of the np'l ho sa'd. The very ne.v* jdv T r"!id a disnateh from Bci'Im1 giving the tex' of a new version of H7t'' P w* i d) has be<r amend d hv * \n"i !oad?r so that it bvdns: "The Lord lovefh the height of Oer ronnv more than all the dwellhgs alp'^nd." T?i r>*-' f-ioe to t)>J? "c v'6ni' Version" :t. is asserted thnt tho p-1? l>"al sto?*v of rijjvist mns^ he wron,r it j-epr sents Christ a5 a -Tw. T got an #?nti?*e'v n"w ilea of what i<: in riennany. Tt is no u id; isn.nt pirtiir?^ THRIFT . . . two i^leas The o'i'sf awlirg <x"mp'e of (hi if I n modern times, it seems to ire, is the case (>f Emilj Smith. Misg Smith sp:nt her lifetime in charge of IIump fon Court Maie in London, a fenio-s J labyrinth of !r dges in wh:eh a visitor' | 7 ?? ? * I ?*an wander for hoar" an:1, not fint1 | -?i'hor the enter or the way oot. M'ss Smith's fe for e^eh visito ! the was one p-nny ? two .-flits. She died the other day an' left an osf.tt:? val t'd at $250,000. ?\ nvhedy r>nn .?rcrwv'hi'e mon?*y. by f -send''w 'Van his intake. Fm" '?'?ali;':', th'<t it ' ; harder to k: e1' ?oey the.n to g t it. STAMPS ...??> investTEevt. L?ke t honsr.nd.3 of other boys, T began stamp eoH^ing when T war ton or eleven years old. I traded ni v collection for a ritle, and nearly fifty v a**s lat^r one set of TT. S. D-wtmrntnl stamps which 1 had owned sold for $30,000! I went the other day to an- ;nter national exhibition of postage stamp1 Nobody in the wovJd, I believe, poss- 1 esses an absolutely complete set of SUPtftlOS COURT WILL BEGIN HERE M3ND/iY MORNING .Judge P. A. McJfclroy, of Marshall, will open the two weeks' term ot February superior court in Jackson county .next Monday morning. A large crinijjal and civil docket awaits the judge, jury, and Solicitoi John M. Queen. The most important case now on the docket is that in which K. F.. Bum garner of Cashier's Valley i? charged with having shot Frank Bry son to d;*ath in Cashier's Valley on January 3. Bumgarr.er states that the shooting was done in , self-defense, and after Bry son had attacked him with' stones, cursed and: abused him. and opened fire uppn^him with n rifle, as Burrgarner was returning to his home. v The prominence of tl|e families in volved nijik^s the case 6no of intense :nterest in the county. ?ryso.n was r s^n of Bob Bryson and a son-in-law of Alex Bryson, who lives on High way 28, between Cashier's Valley and TTi whlands. Rnmganier is a prominenl cifixth of thnt end of the county, U a m?i"brr of one* of Jpekson eoun'yV oldest fqmili s. a.nd a neph ew of Judge F 'ix TO. Alloy. Th;? gran*1 j"fy and trial hires' will 1?V? selected f rom the following; li<t of citizens, whose names have !)??? n drawn' th? hox bv th<> jurv civ rii'^'ion. and who Imve been sun: 'no'vri by tbe ^V-riff's dt'Twrtment : First v -k - B' ?in" X'cho'son. J. A "*T >r?r'' r'l.irlf* 1i'ya?:v, D-,ve O. Orccn D. Ccvan, -1,,m s Mi son. L. 9 W T? F : ot >an. C. B. Thorrp ? o" Vr Vt h r J o Tint*. T,. A "?vhnnan; Oil rtrook*. J. B. B 11m ?fjtv .??, t . T). rdv lid Bu'??<jrarne r. A. B-(?- v. v*. ,T(. Cowan. J er? '?Vvavt. CJ|rt*'je Knight- Poofe "o-yri'io Dill ir>' (Too*?er, J. W. Wed T C. n^ofipr. John "P. Bryson, C. C Tonrq, Random R: TToopnr, J." ~M ? r>?ii't5ps. Dn*'o Pa*tl*% Jim W K,,c *?v Cbarlir Crawford,' Fred TTo"pp W. \\ Tone*. Cnoriri fj. C>~lV*for<' R M. Php*. R. T. Crisp, John A ^tr'wart, John O. Bumgarner, Joh* V B*"?hannn. Tl. B. Picklfsim" P.. B"'iK'nr?v?\ and P. R. RheTto" R ond Wf? k- TI. P. Enslev. Job V. Pa-rK IT. V. Shelf on. W. -1 T T,. PliiP'ps. J. M 0-P* ?<?><?) }. 1' M <-? :. ? ral 1. Je.*>e "u(us A -be. Will A. Lovedahl. T<* Queen, W. A. Watson, A. C. Wa? *on. John W. R'i'ith, Or. Tj. Pa into FA Fisher, (I. K. Bess. J. S. Niehol o.n, 11. W. Brown. (?lew?' Bryson l'i -1 r. P. li. Wan n, R. I 'Vike r 'd Ifobart Niohol-o'u "70 FA' T, BEEN GTVEN WORK BY I EEMPLO YMEN f OFFICE 370 id a and women have secured mploym nt through the National Re mplovmeiit Office in Sylva, s:nce if vas established last fall. 1050 people have registered for work in this connty. There are now 700 cards of people; who registered last year, that are in the inactive file, and will remain there unit ss the people call and renew them. It was pointed out that all cards that have not been renewed s'-nc.* Janufu-y 1, have been placed in th.? inactive file, and that these peopT will Have no chance whatever in se curing either CWA or TVA employ meat unless fluy renew tin ir cards It is inn- ??cepsary for any p-rson who his rh'i.- v.*? '1 his cards sine-1 January 1 to |!o aTain, it \s ntf-tul. WIlI CONDUCT DENTAL OLINTC Drs. Daisy McGnire. W. P. Me Gnire, G. C. Nic hols and W. K. Char man will, condn- t a month health snlrv-y of the eoanty *n the schools, on Tuesday an-t Thursday of n^v* wek, February 20 and 22. This work is beinsr done in connection with ? b" sarre survey that bein^ made by members of the roeicty in every coua I lv in the State. ^ In ovrrv o"' 'vVp a el;;!:! is fonn.? +o h" vn denial defect ; th:;* fact w'U ? pov*. rl to J hp parents c* guardian Ti is e\p"ct?d Mint the *!< -ital con j dition ef I'vo hnnd:; d thousand Novt1< j Carolina < hi' ?r n will be examined ?during ih'r.e ! \yt , day;-. The four 'or I d jntists will be on4 of 1heir offices on these dates. -11 <he adhcslv" stamps ever printed. Kiijr Gcon?a of England has th'. larfe-cst collection, but President Roos-vrltV. {:? :*T o a very fine am' complete one. Many stamp collections (Continued on Page two) Journal Is Making - An Amazing Offer We are asking our Efbac-riben to come to the bat and ho ;> us get Tin Journal on a bus ness b isis, paid ih advance, to raise some badly needed money, and at the same tin to help themselves in getting th'ir own ac counts up to date at an a;aazing dis count. Frankly, we ask you, did yoa ever see a fairer otter than tiie one that we are making? Every subscription, no matter how far behim at present, will be marfcad up to one year ahead, or February 15, 1935. Then, in order that there may be no discrimination in the offer, against the people who have paid up, we are offering* to re new all subscriptions that have ex pired s'nee October 15, 1933, or tha:. will expire at any time in the future, for one year for $1.00. Then, in order that the new subscribers may get the advantage of the offer, we are mak ing the rat? for new subscriber? $1.00 a year. This offer is good only during the remaining days of Febri ary. It ex pires on February 28, 1934, andi will not be renewed at a.ny future time. AH subscriptions not paid up in advance by that date will be marked off the list, a?d the subsciibei charged the full amount of what h< owes us. 'Look at the label on your pap:r fjend or br'ufir in ynnr* today. After February 28, the . ubscriptioj rates will be what they have b:er for many years- $1.50 r y.ar i:i tli county and $2.00 outsidi tlie county. WINBORNE CALLS I T TTFC OF DEMOCRATIC C )IIMIT I] ? Marion, F < bnmry 13, Wa ' ic. Winborne, tlic State flAnnoi;. fi Cha rman, issmd call to iv for r..' ct ing of th? Stat;> Dtinoi ivo.Comiiiitfce to.bc htd iu the. .la!' f the House of H pres-'ntat vei in "ie Capitol Buil-.:atfg, linhijrh, on "hursday, March 8th, L 8 o'clock ?. M. The purposes of !h ? meeting 're slated as follows: (') The nam I ng of dates for hold' g precinc' eo tings and county eoii entions and 'ie time and place of holding th '.tale Democratic Convention; (2) diking action on the ri agnation of Ion. O. Max Gardner Nationa' Committeeman; and (3), 'Transacting Mich other buVness as ) ??ay properl; ??ome before the Executiv ? Conmittci "or consideration at thrt. time. Chairman Winbonic a ..o aJdaressul a letter to all members f-i th.? Demo cratic State Executive Committee an< to all Democratic County Chairmei in which he g:ves full approval tc the Jackson Day Dinner Celebratior of the Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina on March 31st. Afte1 having conferred with Mrs. Ma? Evans, State President of the Youm Democratic Clubs, with reference t( the plans and purposes of the gath -ring, Mr. Winborne's letter states: "it is "the -des:re and ambition of the Young Democrats to make the Jackson Day Dinner a traditional party event in the years to come, and through this means to make a real' contribution to the Democratic Party. It is desired that the coining eveni will be a rousing party rally and that all Democrats feel an interest in it and give full cooperation to make it an enjoyable and beneficial party gathering. "In 19' 2 the Young Democratic leaders and organizations save un selfish support and cooperation and heartily responded to every call in the campa'gn directed by me as State Chairman, and ther bv ren Vred a most splendid and vn1 :ablc service toward attaining the v >pre"ed:*tited party victory in which r'l Democrats had a hand and of wh:'h all may rightly claim a part." NURSES BEGIN CHILD WC^K Under direction of S'j-te and < nils tv health authorities, Miss r.ina Hayes of Qnalla, Miss H K:A Vn Hayesvil'e, and Miss yi'a 'dv of Sylva,, have begun the ehilr! wel fair project in th s county, whi'h if bring finaneed bv CWA funds. The work will last until Mrv J, and will include hygif '<* wiMi ma ternity, which includes -.vovking with Im'dwivrs; school hea'b. including nursery schools; pre-r< ' nol roundl-up and assisting in imimu- Nation. Miss Kitchen and M'.^s Hayes are working in the schools ' f the county, I while Miss Moody is working in the. homes. Will Begin Survey Of Highway From Glenyille To Cashiers Says Jeffress 40 YEARS AGO Tnckaadfe Democrat Tab. 14, 1894 Mrs. Hannah Hall, of Webster, spent Monday night here, with Mrs. Dr. Wolff and Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs. L. H. Rhea. Gen.E. R. Hampton left Monday for Washington, D. C., and may pos-. sibly extend his trip to Jamestown, N. Y., to see his two little bovs whom hi has not seen in nearly two years. ; V ' ' I The former residence of Mr. J. L Potts, of our town, at East La Porto, wm destroyed by fire Snnday night. Mr. Potts had recently sold the prop erty to Mr. Marion Dills, but the deed of conveyance has not yet been ex ecuted. Messrs. L. J. Zachary and Jno. B. Ensley left Tuesday, with a small lot of horses and mules, belonging to Smith andi Morris, which they will drive through the country to South Carolina and Georgia, in search of a market for them. We very sinccrely regret to hear of the death of Mr. W. M. Hooper, which occurred within the last few -lay 8, at his home near White Pine, Tenn., whither he had recently re moved, from this county. We lean: that he died from grip and pneu monia. The S.vlvn Baptist church hps ex tended a call to Rev. G. "NT. Cow^n, to bccorac its pastor. He ha? taken the call andcr consideration. He rill preach at the school house he ? on fBe fourth Sunday morning, this month, at 11 o'clock. Whjle tho weather throughout tin winter has been unusually mild and entirely without snow, indications of early approach of spring are not wanting. Prominent among these is the coming of the blue birds, which have been with us in considerable numbers for two or three weeks. Mr. T. R. Dilla.'d tells uh h? found a blue urd's nest, Sunday, with eggs in i>. The instinct of these little creatures is no doubt sufficiently reliable to irevent them from nesting prema tntely. Messrs. A. P. Barrett, of the Boa. Express Co., and W. Knight, travell ing auditor of the R.&D.R.R. Co. were here Friday, superintending the transfer of the bus:ness of their com panies from Mr. R. M. Davis to Mr. Sawyer, late agent at Nantahala. Mr. Davis left Saturday for his new post of duty as night telegraph operator at Saluda, on the Spartanbilrg and Ashcville railroad. Mr. Davis' five years of service as agent here dem onstrated: his capacity and devotion +o a strictly business management, wlrch made for him many friends, whose best wishes follow him to hu? new home. Mr. Sawyer was preceded by a reputation for administrative abilities and gentlemanly deportment fully equal to his predecessor and the Democrat extends to him the kindly greetings of those with whom he i* now brought into business relation. ENTRY BLANKS RECEIVED TOR CULLOWHEE TOURNEY Cullowhee, Feb. 14. ? According to Coach Poindexter, entry blanks are com'ng in rapidly for the Tenth Annnal Invitation High School Bas ketball Tournament that will be held at Cullowhee March 8, 9 and 10. All entries mnst be in February 28. With the seating capacity of th?* gymnasium enlarged and the rood from Sylva to Cullowhee paved, record crowds are expeeted to attend the three day event. Pairings and time of games will be announced as soon as all entries are in. LOCAL NEGRO NAKED ON INTERRACIAL OOHML5 ON j John H. Davis, prncipal of the Negro Consolidated School for Jack son county, haa bees appinted by Governor Ehringhsas as a member of the North Carolina Interracial Com mission, which is composed of both white and colored people, and whieb has as its purpose a better on<Jer standing and bettsr fnHt h>lw? That the Harvey on the end of Highway 106 from Glenville to Cash ier's Valley will start within two weeks, is the positive assurance of the Chairman of the State Highway and Public Works Commission, given to the editor of this paper, in Ra leigh, this week. The crew of engineers that is at present working on the Mill's River road, will be transferred to 106 as a locating party, Chairman Jeffress stated, and authorized The Jonrnal to inform the people that the survey, prior to the construction, will begin not later than Monday, February 26. The mapping out of the . Park to Park Highway, as planned by the North Carolina Highway Department, and submitted to the Civil Works Commission, in Baltimore last week, by Governor Ehringhaus, Senator* Bailey and Reynolds, Chairman Jeffress, and other North Carolinians will begin this week, it is stated, and will enter North Carolina near Gay - lax, Va., continue via Blowing Rock, Linville Falls, and Mt. Pisgah to thu top of the Balsam range, thence across the tops of the Balsams to Balsam Gap, into the Plott Balsams and to Soco Gap. The committee has agreed, it is stated, to come down to North Carolina and go over tho route, taking horses as the means of tjavel over the Balsams. It is further planned, it has been learned, to continue the highway along the crest of the Blue Ridge, from a point where the Ridge and the Balsams join, dowD the Blue Ridge, through the Hamburg, Cash ier's Valley section of Jackson coun ty and into Georgia. It is stated on the best of authority that, if th?* North Carolina route is adopted by the Civil Works Commission, instead of the Tennessee Route, that Presi dent Roosevelt is highly favorable to the continuance of the Oreat National Scenic Highway into Georgia, along the general line indicated above. W.O.T.O. SPONSORS TOURNEY FOR JACKSON COUNTY Cullowhee, Feb. 14.? Western Car olina Teachers College will spon?o> the first aiuiual basketball tournn ment for Jackson County Friday and Saturday, March 2 and 3. There will bo a high school and a graded school division. Rules and regulations gov erning the tournament are as follows: 1. There will be four divisions as follows: (a) High school girls; (b) h:gh school boys; (c) graded school girls; (d) graded school boys. 2. Each high school in Jackson County may enter one girls' and one boys' team. 3. Each graded school"1n Jackson County may enter one girls' team and one boys' team. 4. Each boys' team will be limit.*! to ten players and coach. 5. Each girls' team will be limited to twelve players and coach. 6. Each player must moet the fol lowing eligibility requirements: (a) He or she must have been a bon;' fide student of the school represente ,i since school opened in January, 1934: (b) He or she shall npt be a po*' graduate; (c) he or she must b : passing at least three subjects ; (<I) In the high svhool division no play* r who has played as much as four years' high school basketball will l> ? eligible. 7. Each school will bear its own expenses of transportation and en-* tertainment. 8. There will be no entry fee. 9. The college will furnish officials and balls. 10. Entries inelndinp list of plavers must be in the hands of C. C. Poin dexter, Director of the tournament, not later than February 24. 11. The games w:ll be played ac cording to Spalding's rules for 19.33 34. The girls play the two division court 12. A schedule of pairings and playing time will be announced as entnes are in. 13. A permanent trophy will be awarded to each of the four winning teams. the races in this State. A great deal of the work that John Davis has done through the Many yean that he has been engaged in Negro school work, has been aloof the line* of the purpose of the co? mis?ionf and the Governor haa ognized his work by honoring lift Wfck ? pfattt OS MBBlMitk. ^ - *
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