JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL
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Published Weekly By The
ACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL CO.
L.itercd as second class Blatter at
Uc Post Office at Sylva, N. C.
DAN TOM! "KIXS, Editor
It s perfectly apparent that what
Germany wants is a little Polish.
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Hitler evidently thinks that Ger
many could raise iier Kurojx'an pro..
tajfe it she had a tew prize Poles.
Reprc-entativ( 1'ryson is to be co.i
pratulaLi' i.pm the tact that the o::'.
a(>propria; on made tor new buid,;...
construction was tha! of $!."?, Oil!) to'.
Western Carolina Teachers t'c.letjc, i:
his coutiiy.
W in! H :1 lull* on ??>1 a
c??2uiiri i !?<?! . h' ?' ! r?\ief I u t ; . ?
J ? ?!* ! .hi COi'-t. !!? i I'll uli lilt' Nol'ti'
larcliu.i h: -riV. j ;. i li.i u- ju?!i
li.f!il;' n u nv |ll(j ^hi'llld not b"
eompe:ed ;i> ;k; immediate future,?
I'liiM Sa 111 i- vi-;t !iu ready to spes li
a lot oi mo!!--v .in k relief. Anion*.,
the project- In- tvill approve is new
school huihiinc: i ?.;.>truct ion. There i
fcreat hope that tlie \Veb>ter hip'i
school can lie included ill tin- program
.Advice in Raleigh is to the effect thai
il probably can lie done, if the folk
interested do not weary in well doiiu*
The lc!k- down .Mur]?hy way are
to iutve a !>:?; celebration about
;i toad or souiet liinu-. Governor Tal
madire of Georgia is to In1 there
That's one reason we do not plan t?
he present. If HooeyLoiiir were <'Oin
inu, that wou'd be an added attraction
for staving awav.
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We are keeping jin eye peeled to
ward that (ieoiiria prohibition referon
di'in in an effort to see which way the
wind is b'f.winir, for it is apparent that
the only way Jo keep le^al sale oi
Pijuor from coining to Xofth Caroli
na. .-oo! er_ or 'a<er, is for sentiment
for prohibition to develop in oth'i
parts of tin- country, and fleorgia is
one of our next door neighbors.
With tin' huge work relief bill on
acted into law, Sylva might dovWell to
now look toward the construction of i
a municipal swimming }?<k>1. It would
probably bif self-l;quidatinj& It would
he a lnrc for tourists passing through
to stop and stay a while, spending a
little money. If Would also, and this
is a hiif consideration, *r.vc our or.;
folks a place t<> swiut, keeping them
out <>t polhjted strean)s. It is ain
]y a Worth/while project.- a:<d the town
should go after it.
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4\ man, out in hos Angeh-sJ was
sentenced to hang. He wjjs granted a
stay < of exc utioii. A minor clerk in
a court official's office tiled the bt ay
away and forgiH. 'about it, or failed to
read it The man was hanged th/'c
days before the papers t hatv would
have stopped his execution came 10
lil*ht . Of course the c.erk didn't mean I
to do it. but that is the excuse tlu"
wo hear everyday, oineday people w"
learn that an injury done (iniuti'lition
ally or through carc'essiu-s does a'
much harm as if it were dune on pur
pose; that a person' killed accidenta'
ly or by mistake is just as dead as j?
his death were i-oV.4)!oodcd nnirder;
and that "1 < ' In't mean to do it",
is really no exefrSe at all.
WHY THE CHANGE WAS
The change from prohibition to le
gal sale of liquor,' which took the
country bv storm, and which threat
ens to envelop Vortli Carolina, before
.many years roll around, despite that
183,000 anti-repeal majority, is due to
the open defiance proj oyenda that the
liquor interests put out; to the failure
of enforcement, for which tne people
have only themselves and their of
ficers to blame; and to the ? growing
up of a generation that knows noth
ing of the evils of saloons and dispen
saries. More and more of this class of
voters reaches majority tvory year,
bringing up the number of citizens
ivho want to see something else tried
Another factor is the failure of the
temperance people to continue their
education program along the lines of
the evil ef feels of liquor. They qui?
this program when the 18th amend
ment was adopted, and relied solely
on the law to bring about the desired
results. They now have revived it,
and surely nobody who is really in
teres ted in the welfare of the people,
and in temperance, sobriety, law and
order, will refuse to follow the dry
forces in such a eanq>aign, to give
them aid and comfort, and to wish
them God-speed in their work.
ON VACCINATING DOGS
We are just sitting a waiting to see
the fun start, if and when the of
ficers begin trying to enforce the law.
recently enacted by out all-wise Gen
1l I I II
that legislation of this kind is silly
on the faee of jt.
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But, the enforcement of the law ami
it is now tow, is squarely up to tb?
sheriffs of the counties, their depu
ties, and other police officers. Sheriff
have to run for reelection, about ever
two years, and it will really be.fuiun
to see them chasing about over thei
respective counties, trying to catch tlu
children's pets, milady's poodlps, th<
huntsman's prize setters and pointers,
the fox-hunters' and bear-hunters
hounds, the squirrel dogs, the ground
hog dogs, the sheep and cattle dog.->
the plain niuts, the mongrels aud tin
riests, and trying to have a dog doctor
vaccinate thvm. The law is that Fid?>
ISiuno, Shep, Fifi, Ching, Lead, Trail
eral Assembly, requiring all dogs t<
be, iniKH'ulated for rabies. The trull
! is that no serum for this purpose ha
yet been perfected, and that nolxxh
can be sure whether the injection wiii'
do goml or harm. Kabies is so rare ii
N'orth jCarolina, and every whore else?;
' Hd Uing, and Nero all must be givert
?i shot, at so much |>er shot *~st t"
their owners, each and every,' 'or ho
must be beheaded, chloroformed, shot
it sunrise, electrocuted, gassed, o*
otherwise executed under the laws oi
N'orth Carolina, r - J
After all. we shali probably see no
such fun. for it will be considered ji'S
anorh'er law, and .allowed to gy ai>
that. ''Sheriffs who enforce it, and leg
islators who voted "for it \vou!d hav--j
a sweet time trying to be reelected, jf
a serious effort of enforcement shouJ*;
be made. .
You can make a man's children b?
vaccinated, tell him that he must
end them to school, te'l him when
how long, or if his wife and children
"an work, frcgu'ate his crops, lis in
come, his s|>ending and his mule, hi
'?attle, his sheep, his hogs, md even
his cats, but if you value your politi
cal head, you had better let Ir.-. dop
alone. Dynasties, governments, and
?.jroat f>oliticians have fallen by reason
of lesser infringmont U|m>ii the lilwr
ties of man.
APOLOGY SHOULD BE ACCEPTED
The letter of lie v. Robert M. Har
dee, asking for forgiveness for having
said that teachers in this county have
been told to vote with the, party oi
lose their jobs, in which he states that
he has found the statement made by
him was untrue and came from misin
formation, should be accepted by all
parties in the spirit in which it was
written. An apology and a plea foi
forgiveness, coupled with a statement
that the information upon which one
acted was later found to be correct,
should a 'wnvs be accepted. But it re
minds us that one should be sure of
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his ground, sure of the truth of his
statements before he makes them,
and esjxeially before he rushes into
public print with them. If we all be
J'eved everything that we hear about
pebple, and repeated or printed those
hearsays} we would keep any commun
ity or county in an uproar all the time.
It is really a serious matter to say
or publish things of a derogatory na
ture about people, officials, or organ
izations: and we should alj know
thereof we speak before we unloose
either our tongues or our pens.
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THE SALES TAX FIGHT ,
They are licking the same calf all
over again, down in Kaleigh.
It is interesting to see the changes
that have been made in tne opinions of
members of the last and the present
General Assembly, after two years or
operation of the tax in the-. State. <
Many of the men, who hail fr^m
farming counties, and who two^ea/cf
ago avc re opposed to the tax, now Ta
ylor it, and are strong exponents of its
reenaetment. The fact that agi .cultu
ral counties have greater represent#
tion in the House is the explanation
of the easier sailing the hill h;id there
than it is finding in the Senate.
- From the counties that are largely
industrial, such as Guilford and Hali
fax, comes the strongest opposition.
Dr. Burress from High Point, and
young Julian Allsbrook from Koanoko
Rapids, both in the Senate, both ran
on primary platforms calling for its
repeal.
It can't be repealed without again
placing a tax on farms and homes for
school support. This would meet with
violent resentment from the people in
moat of the counties. It would disrupt
the entire State school system, and
undo most of the progress that has
been made in recent years in North
Carolina, both in taxation reform and
in equality of school taxation and
school support burden.
The sales tax can not and should
not be repealed at this time; and
there is little feah that it will be. The
General Assembly might have done
what it has to do, thirty days ago and
adjourned then. There is really little
being done except fighting the same
old battle of two years ago all over
again, with the addition that the
liquor control people are sitting in the
background hoping that a tie-up on
revenue might force their desires upon
the legislature, and really doing som^
kissing oil of the combatants, to thai
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TIMELY FARM QUESTIONS ARE
ANSWERED AT STA^E COLLEGE
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Q : How much giaitfiii mjriml for
a full ration tor my'dairy cow 1
A: E:u-!i an imaf'. offers ;i different
problem and .<the amount of grain
needed c?n Ik* determined only by
the milk records. In addition to ai
the roughage, inehlding hay and sil??
age, that 'iJie animaJ will eat she ut
riven sufficient grai)i for anaximum
production. To detenu int* the propei
amount, the grain ration should b<>
jnaduaTy increased ami t.he daily
milk >h?-ct care.ft II y checked. Whei
'he m Ik prod-nct.on is not ineica-.'d
'hen tluj'irraiii should l>e decr:*a.-.ed
V efieck 'of bdf h increase ;iiid deciia.v
)f a Fji?:JjW?l soon "V how. the- propc
?>m?u:it;.finjf profitable produci'm. ...
Q: scratch feud bo -riven ^
'idlit or twice a ?'?!; ? ^
A1: ^liisjib'pAids- .lHittri the b?)?i?
Ti .'i . v '( r? ? **.^ " ^ > . ? . - ^
ne.'^riL'W fowl.-njuf flip rite of ni.i
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duet on. - H rds ig^gbftd wight r<*
quire ^in otilr omt: j' i'jv and t.'4?
s*hou!f- ;Xm?. grtfyv the afte.r,
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nooc. Birds 'tnaK^art1*- underweig^j,
should ha ee ' a graS#'4'??;fl bot h mory*
ing and afternoon'. IJpflYy producer*
ifc.-'Jj .ii-ti^vfinire addi*. oii.m1 feed'ng
of >!foyld not be given
i?jp^--s birds 'i-hoTv a falling off
in body Weight or a marked decreasn
in production. ? '
"YO'U'^
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"'BALD? Give Your
Scdlp a Chance
Japanese Oil is tki MBt of the remarkably
soccusnful preparation that thousands an
u.sinjr to get ria of loose dandruff, stop scalp
Itch and crow strong, healthy hair on thin
- and partially bald spots where hair roots
are not dead. This famous antiseptic coun
ter-Irritant .simulates circulation'' lrt" the
scalp, hrincrff am abundant snpptjr oFftootf ~
to rtourinh and feed starved hair roots- ou
of the chief causes of baldness. Get'a bottle
today at any druggist. The cost is trifling,
(iOc (Economy size, *$i). You fifite'litt^Ttb
lose and inucn to gain. FREE, valuable hook
"The Truth About tin- Hair," UliMn write to
Notional Remedy Co.. 56 W. 45fh St., N. Y.
J A PANES r: O'lt
?ThU adVertlfement wo? Kwttfcl*
f> approved by a registered pbytlciae.
? **? ?*'* Mil* ft
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BLOOD-TESTED BABY*0HZ0X3
Rocks, Beds and L^fcop**^
Fanners' Federation HaJ^chej^jS^va
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THE JOURNAL. now ijfc for
41.00 in Jackson County. All hqme
print. No patent inside. *
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Look at your l^Tbgi.^fla?
your subscrip^o^ ,?x
pired? If so, let usj$ye
your renewal so that you
won't miss a copr^*^**^
FOR SALE- ? at a bargain, a six
room house and 9 lots in CiiJlowhco,
one-half mL'e from college. Unusually
good terms. David II. Brown. Sylva.
Complete Bed Jfoo n Suites $33 and
$46. Mrs. J. S.-HifjuOn Jackson Hotel
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y ...lu E4fcrfoiJ(6o,ara^, 267 farmers
have sold l^/Wj^urKk of poultry
for $1,798.97 firing the la?rt few
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lWA$TED -Stan ' wil?i ed/: Route ex
: jterietwe preferred btlt'Tiot necessary.
Di$t NCD-2l?M, Riermond,
Vlu i.. .fjrf
LOST-tBeiw^JtJwnial office and
Lyric Theatre, Friday evening, March
39; pair of broWn kid g.'oves. please
jjeUtrq. tq Journal office./;^ :>r
EYE EXAMINATIONS
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DR. A. C.DOWNS.^
????--'. . - 4Eye Strain. Specialist)
Will tfe at- the Massie Furniture Store
fa Syltfc, oil Sat., April the 20th
From 9 to 4 O'Clock
fym the purpose of examining eye?
awb.filting glasses.
Dfc'Dnwns conieS to Sylvir 'regularly
'onto a month oh 'rejjuest foi* the" con
venience of the people" of Jiaekson
county and nearby sections, who may
*ffeed-"tHeiP>t^ji Examined and glasses
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ft Will pay to hive yoofr eyes~exam
ifrj*d^fs you/'headache or neTvonsnes^
"mrf^ bf> caused by eye strain which
can be corrected with properly fitted
glasses.
modern glasses fifted at reason -
j'aWe'price.s .^Dbii 't forget the date.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
, .SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
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xorth Carolina,
JACKSON COt'XTY.
IX THE SUPERIOR COURT.
L. R. CRAWFORD, ADMINISTRAT
OR OF THE ESTATE OF. J. M.
CR A W FOR I), DECE A SED ; STEL
LA CRAWFORD, IDOW OF J.
"Mv ("RAW FORD, DECEASED;
JOHX BARNES AND WILLIE
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WILLI ROBERT . CRAWFORD;
CORDEI4A CRAWFORD; . DOR
" ' Offa'f "fttA WFORD ; GRACE
CRAWFORD; GERTRUDE' CRAW
? PiVltfr: * Wttte IOWFJlL CRAW
FORDf:- *o^4jARTv NAMED BE
ING. A MINOR .tfY HIS GUAR
DIAN, AD. LITEM,..,
' the" es/wjndents, William Robert
'Cr^wfonl ; 'Cordefia Cra^'ftird ; "Dor^ ,
p^V'dhl^foi-d^Gi'^ Crawford; Ger
trude Crawford; and FldWetHCraw
. for.d,. by Dan K. .Moore, his Guardian,
Ad. Litem, will take notice that an
p.?Jtion entitled as above, has been
commenced in the Sueprior Court of
Jackson County, State of Xorth Car
olina, to .sell the lands to make assets
to pay the taxes and other indebted
ness of .T. M. Crawford, deceased,
and for 'the purpose of division; and
?.h? said respondents will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear at the Office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Jaekson County.
State of North Carolina, at the Court
House in Sylva, on or before the 7th
day of May, 1936, and answer or
demur to the petition filed in said
action, or the petitioners will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in the pet- 1 ion.
Done this the 9th day of April, 1936
' ) DAN M. ALLISON,
Clerk Superior Court, Jackson
County, North Carolina.
4-ll-4t-wrs
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
State of Xorth Carolina,
Department of State.
To whom these presents irtay ooane
? Greeting :
Whereas, It appears *to my sat
isfaction, by duly authenticated re
The liquid test"
ETftiflfcCL IkAiiiAl yuh|nJAA
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for many pupk
This is a test that tells yen whathw
the system needs a adhmik cfmnm.
If you have constant sluggish ipdh
or bilious attacks, and laxatives seaon
to make things wecae, it would be
wise to try thai:
Stop all us* ?f any laxative that
does not eacooniR variation from a
"fixed doM" (which may be entirely
too large a dose for your individual
need). Use instead, a liquid laxative
that you can measure and regula)|e
as to dose. As necessary to repeat,
take smaller dotes, less and less often,
until the bowels are moving without
any help at all.
Doctors use liquid laxatives, and
a properly prepared liquid laxative,
containing natural laxative agents
like senna and cascara is a ioy and
a comfort; a real help in establishing
regularity. Ask your doctor about
this! (Doctors use liquid laxatives.)
You can get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, which is a most dependable
liquid laxative, at any drug store.
| <Zh.(?a&/(fre&j
SYRUP PEPSIN
cold of the proceedings for the vol
untary dissolution thereof by unan
imous consent of all the stockholders,
deposited in n*y offiee, that the Canev
Fork Logging Railway Company, ;? !
corporation of this State, whose prin- 1
cipal office is situated at No. j
Street, in the Town of Sylva, County
of Jackson, State of North Carol i nr.
(X. M. Davison being the agent there
in and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served) has complied
with the requirements of Chapter 22.
Consolidated Statutes, entitled "Cor
porations," preliminary to the issu
ing of this Ceertifieate of Dissolution
"Now, therefore, I, Stacey W. Wade.
Secretary of State of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby cert if \
that the said oorpoilation did, o:
I he 14th day of March, 1935,- file ii
my offiee a duly executed and attest
I'MVENT HUD
\ COLD IN
five Tans'
"In the old days I used to dread the
?em ing of Winter. I was always fighting
colds? feeling about half alive? trying to
work with my body aching and every nerve
on edge.
"Then a friend told me about McCoy's
Ood Liver Oil Tablets with their marvelous
vitamins A and D. I started to take them
live years ago and I haven't had a cold
since that time.
"McCoy's tablets put new life In folks:
build up resistance so anyone can laugh at
cold germs. They make weak, skinny people
strong, steady-nerved and vigorous. Tbejife
wonderffil!"
Oet the genuine McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets from your drujgtit today. Don't
waste money on imitations. Ask for McOoy's.
ed consent in wriiin^
tion of said corpor;
by all the stockholdi-i -
said consent and i h?
proceedings afore>aid
file in niv said ?>; i i?
vided by aw.
In Testimony Win-;-.
unto set niv hand ai .i
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ficial seal at Rah-iirh
j lay of March, 1935.
STACEY \\\
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(SEAL
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Secretary of sl;, '
Kx plains t|.?; (j] .rv
Treatment wr.;.
M'a
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amazing I
tnoney-txuk j
PRICaESS IKrOSMATH
-for tlio-v sv* :ii-'fr j
STOMACH OH nVOIilv.,'
i ULCERS. Hi, ()H Die
'tion, acid i)>sprp',Vl
SOUR S'lOM.M !l ,..3 1
NESS, HEART li- kn f f,v" I
STIPATION. I5AH UKLOHl
SLEEPI-ESSNF-Ss OH Htin'l
ACHES. DLE TO F.\(T>s ACID. |
Ask (or a free copy of H'illard t \fi]}age .. |
arc Authorized V^Mlard lA'ak;? j
SYLVA PHARMACY
UNAKA LODGE NO. 268 A
Meets 2nd and l|h
Mondav n'ijhts
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S. C. Cojjdill. \\\ M v
Ben X. Queen,
Secretary :
Visiting Brethren '.r^
Carolina
ICE CREAM - - BUTTER
PASTEURIZED GRADE "A" MlLK
? < See our local representative for
..... " prices and deliveries.
C. H. GREEN, Sylva
Western Carolina Creamery
SYLVA DIVISION ? PHONE 2003
WANTED? MINERAL SPECIMENS
AND OEM STONES
Sapphire ? Amethyst ? Crystals
Garnet and any other specimens
ASK ASKE Y ? Sylva
Breed Your Mares
We are pleased to announce that Mr.
Garland Ashe of Speedwell, N. C., will
have charge of our Stallion this se-.,"0ii
and will work under the follorLj
schedule:'
Speedwell: April 15th to 18th incl" "
Ralph Hunter's Barn, April 19t- - <
23rd inclusive.
i t i
Sylva Supply Company's Earn, Lo
| 24th to 27th inclusive.
Qualla: April 28th to May 1st incluf '
Mr. Ashe will endeavor to make ? ?
above schedule about each 16
throughout the season.
Those that desire to breed their mr
will please remember the above ox,'
Pjir Stud Fee for this year will be $ 1 0 - '
| foaling time. *
Jackson County Livesfcol
Association
By D. M. HALL