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JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL Published Weekly By Tlie ? ACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL CO. Catered as second daw matter at Ike Post Office at Sylva, N. C. DAN TOMPKINS, Editor 4 4 Thou shalt hot kill>'" as writt#n on the tables. of stfcrte; net . say' 4 'except with automobiles.".' As we see it, Senator Hill wanits to gyve North CaiohiiS: folks a chance to bay whether they want ttV stop got tins; their giu from Virginia. ) So far we have heard no in lunation that every third person on the: office, payrolls of the relief admi nisi ration should be plowed under." ; J I Seems as though it is ti\kin& those irine o'd men a long time .to nrakc up their silvered heads about this gold business. > ? We respectfully request Mr, Wav nick. \v!i!!e he is talking and ;recom meuJing, that he not overlook High way !!)(>. Jackson's only hope of be ing linked with the outside world and the Park. Aicul all we can make out of that extoviion part of the Hauptiuann trial is "i.'vyard talk. A :ax on liquor U a tax on poverty, either actual or potential. North Car olina can not afford to build her sch'Nils and institutions at the ex peine i.t' (lie weak, the unfortunate, and the poverty-stricken. Increase school fund, s'ats Ei-wiii. Increase highway fund, j>ays Way nick. Increase appropriations .tor in > 1 It it . I* i: say the heads, of all of th.'-m. Don't increa e taxis, say th> people. A; 1 there you have an easy jib f.i/ the legislators. The .1 .-u::ipfion the State of the conn i v s't'or h't/hwtfrs would no* be a uiV( .vL. n ef fig- 'hwav funds. I: wouM :.4; 'y lie ;???. act of hone.ity o.i the part of ;!??? S.nte hi takim: o v' the t oa< I d"b' I' ri'iV count? alo-.ifr with the nv.ds. It it isn', dfj.e now, it will be. later. Justice and right alawy-; comes out ahead; in the long run. ? ? Hilly Sullivan allowed that Polk'-i Cloud is not a Democrat. Tain Bowie said he is. There we have an excel lent authority on both sides; and with the oration on the advantages of Asheville as a summer resort 'fhe only protest Bob < Revuolds ' made against the confirmation of the*jl|K>s tate McXineh. we all might take Tain's chari table \iev.* and. overlook > the lesser, thoucrh more recent sins of Mr. Cloud. Indications nre that North Carolina will join the growing number of Stages refusing to ratify the so-oalled Child Labor Amendment, which, in itsi present form. is ambiguous, but grants unheard of and dangerous pow ers to the federal government. The. ( General Assembly will be using its sense and doing the will of North Carolina, when it votes down that amendment, deigned as a blow at the South, and is sponsored in this State by well-meaning fojks, who should know better, but evidently do not. GAS AND ROADS Speaking of bills that have been in troduced in the Genearl As sembly, who among us, in Jackson County, wouldn't be willing to pay a cent more tax per gallon on gasoline, and see our lax rate out to 40 cents or under on the $100 valuation" ' of property ? It would not only be a boon to the owners of homes and farms, but would also be the greatest inducement that we could possibly offer to investors in this county, and would revive nai estate values, thus stabilizing the en tire business of the county. Here's hoping something of the kind will go through. Ouf indebted ness, upon which we are paying, v/aa contracted in the building of Stnte highways, either before or "Since they became such, or for loans to the State itself, for that purpose, and it is only fair, right, honest, and just that the State pay the bills. ? - AN ENTERING V7fei)GE - ? * Representative Billy Sullivan puts up a courageous and meritorious' fi 'hi ' agianst 'the bill to allow. 'Haywood county to supplement salaries qf school bus drivere, without a vote of the people. Mr. Sullivan was right in his contention that it opens the door for wholesale supplement, - which would undermine and upset the wholo State-wide school system. The- House , passed it; but we trust theJSenate will exercise more real judgment. It is none of our particular business what JJaywood bus driver* get for p^j tel ..... -v .... 2. ?;? * 1 . 4 . ? i ?? ?: , it is an unwise precedent thai would bo set by the bill; and then, it isn't right, to pay out money for supple- , meats of State funds by counties or districts, without giving the people who are to do the paying a chance to say whether they want to pay it. or not/It, from a standpoint of U|*>cMing the idea of a school sy.-jteVii of th? State, by the State^ aiift ftfr all li. childrgfi of the State. upon which, wc Lnre tpying to buik^s'the "In ost <Jhn l^eroiu^' afid insidious^pi^fc of legisia tion that has been^Jtedposed , so far.! this session. Kill it, Senate, and pjr [fleftfe the' State school system.. The good that it might do a few bus driv ers in our neighbor county could' not' possibly compensate for the injury it might do in the precedent it would aM. Some people, including eiiy news ''paper editors, certain educational leaders, and legislators, seem unable to grasp the faot that we have pro gressed in North Carolina from a patchwork system of schools, based on high local taxes, in certain part, of the State, to a State system, with equal educational advantages to al the children of North Onrooliiia, an. equality of taxation distribution. "WHOM THE OODS DESTROY' Many Noflth Carolina Democrat consider Wood row Wilson the threat est man of the centuries. Others thin.' him the greatest Democrat of then all. Still others woul.' pny that, he i the greatest Democrat siiin I'mlre* Jackson. With practical ^niniii.!: they would acclaim him the preenu i;ent Democrat this generation ha seen. v Everybody admits that his physien' undoing, and the' wreck of his part\ were hrought about by his enemies, ?.ueh as Henry Cabot Lodge, who with his,. Ycnkee brilliance, held a deep:' seated animosity toward Wilson and an undying hatred of the South and FREE BOOK.' ^ t^?U ' _ Explains t'-Sejaark-elousircford Triatmxnt Wltti-h is bringing aiOadns rrlicf . Sold ou iionrJ.il money-batk (wruuw. C PRICELESS INFORMATKM J ? for those suffering torn STOMACH OK DUODENAL H ULCERS. POOR DICES- ? TION, ACID DYSPEPSIA, 3 -SOUR STOMACH, CASSt- 3 NESS., HEARTBURN. CON- ** STIPATION, BAD BREATH, ? SLEEPLESSNESS OR HEAD- ! ACHES, JOUE TO tXCtSS ACID. * Ask for a fr?copykof WUtard's Massage. We me Authorized Willaidj Dealers. ? ? ?..<-.?* " ' - SYLVA PHARMACY all things Southern, and who had advocate;1 au internal ionalism, based upon good- will and a league of na iions to enforce its decrecs upon those who would upset the universal peace, hut lurued ujhjh llie tiling he .uul t.'poused, becau.-e it was biought into being by Wilson. Now we sec the junior Senator ii'om Xorih Carolina, Robert Rice Rey nolds, arise , from his seat in the Cnited States Senate to which he had i been elected as a Democrat, and belch i'or-th the reechoings of the speeches if Lfxlje, a ad a castigatiou of the philosophy of international good will as euuiiciatcd by Wilson. It was i'.nwoiliiy of Ninth (Carolina Democ racy thai sent Hob to the Senate, by reason el the mistake of CiunMorri .^Ai's o:?nfi?mation oi Frank McNinch :.!Vti S;:i."t h leruler in this Si-ate, for a;: poiutmcnt as a Demucrait on the Fed - i ?ral Power i. wimi sion. Now, we see that Bob has not onlyi become a confer! to the teachings o | iJjMiiy Cab.st I.odce and the Cat hoi', i I Father Cougklin. bet lhat when the inatier cOt' the coiitirmatidli of the saw McNinch as chairman of the sam . ? ? 1 rommj-svon came up, Bob did not op ? n his mouth until asked his opinion .m the Senate floor, and then content ?d l;i:.Ls:'lf with entering? into a speed' advertising Asheville as a touris; "eii'er. CT, \ NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, -Jativ. oa Ccuuty. I nder and by virtue of an order u. i!:e Superior Court oi' Jackson Coun y, made in a special proceeding en titled, IX T1IE MATTER OF O.COWARD ! ANT) WIFE, LETHIA COWARD. FRED COWARD AND WIFE, MOO DV COWARD; S A LLIE CO WAR! I EAill'E AND HU SBAND, ROB , ERT TEAOl'E, MAKliARET COW 1 AIM) COPE AND IlL'SBAND, J. W I'Ol'E j. CATHERINE COWARL PHILLIPS N AND HUSBAND, LU T11ER PHILLIPS; ERIC COWARL AND WIFE, MAUDE COWARD NOTHING gives .so much security and com for for so mnnll a cost lis a TELEPHONE WESTERN CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO. i * /?., HANSOM HOOPER AND WIFE, iiULA HOOPER; T. MADISON ilOOPER AND WIFE, MRS. T. MADISON HOOPER; JOHN COW ARD AND WIFE, JENNIE COW ARD; CUMILE COWARD SWAYN GIM AND HUSBAND, ~ J- w. SWAYNGIM; >LINNIE COWARD ?STEPHENS AND HUSBAND, LU l'HER STEPHENS; LYD1A COW V?D PARKER AND HUSBAND, ROWLAND PARKER; FAY COW ARD MOREHEAD AND HUSBAND, BEN MOREHEAD; BONNIE COW ARD MAYES AND HUSBAND, ? MAYES, AND DELLA COWARD (UNMARRIED), EX PARTE",! ?he undersigned Commissioner will, on the 16th day of February, 1935, at 12:00 o'clock noon, at the Court Hou.se door iH Sylva, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, two tracts of land, lj'ing and being in Caney Fork Township, Jackson County, North Carolina, and fully described as follows : ? Adjoining the lands of James B. Coward, T. M. and R. E. Hooper, and D. W. and'Jouothan Coward, begin ning at a wild cherry at spring, Hoop er and James B. Coward's corner, and runs S. 32 '/o W. 46 poles to a stake. T. M. and R. E. IIooj>er's eorner in bottom section ; thence N. 73l/2 W. 10 poles to a stake, Jonothan Cow ard's corner; thence N. 32^ E. with Coward 's line, 46 poles to a stake; ? hence N. 71 W. 21 poles to a stake in line of Elijah & Talitha Coward; heme North 33 East 12 poles to Ta litha Coward's old chinquapin corner; thence North 75 E. 38 poles to James B. Coward's stake corner, near Jon B. Coward's barn; thence S. 40 W. 10', 2 poles to a locust tree, .Jame* B. Coward's comer; thence 20 W. 13 poles to the beginning, containing f acres, more or less. Also one other tract in bottom, bounded by T. M. and R. E. Hooi>er and Jonathan Coward, BEGINNING on T. M. and R. E. Hooper's comer in bottom section and S. 29*4 W. with said Hooper's line 40 poles to their stake eorner on bank of Caney Fork Creek; thence N. 73J/2 W. 7 poles to a stake on the bank ot Creek ; .lonithan Coward 's cor ner; thence 29'!. E. 40 poles to a stake, Jonathan Coward's corner; thence S 73'.-? E. 7 poles to the be ginning, containing L> acres, more or less. * . This the 15th day of Jamiaiv, 1935 DAN" K. MOORE, Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND j UNDER DEED OF TRUST Under and by virtue of the power i of sale contained in a certain deed >f j trust executed by W. C. Adams and j wife, Ercie Adams, to W. R. Sherrill, 1 Trustee for E. L. Ohastain, on the : 25th day of November, 1931, which said deed of trust is duly recorded ' in Book 16, Page 283, in the office of the Register of' Deeds of Jackson Cou^y, N. C., and default \ having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured, and the holder of said notes having de manded that said deed of trust be foreclosed; / Now, therefore, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale, at the1 I Court House Door, in the Town of Sylva, Jackson County, North Caro- j lina, at 12:00, Noon, on the 16th day of February, 1935, and will sell to the highest bidder at public auction for cash the following described tract of land : I Situate, lym- . Township, .Jaekhon ? V North Carolina, ami '!<? .?^1,?''' fined as follows: at u lai'-v |,|a. top of a ridi?.: ami n-.j. ^ ^ * 20 poles to a .stab- n, llh T* thcnec S. 9 de?? \\\, ]i; ^ locust, old corner; iti ?: . ?: 27 poles to a elie-:u; .,1;ij ^ old corner; tln-iav s. _ . ]K>U'S to center <?1 lliv. ; ders in a west cour-i r> . V|-_ old ford; thence ha. n 1 running with old r?>r- ! 3 deg. and 30 inn:. 1 35 deej. 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