L?e
Itttlt
ournal
JUiV, SEPT. 12, 1935.
$2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE OUTSIDE THE COUNTY
jwress Leaves Lrrs. State
And Treasury Heads Busy
Si {*1 11? The two
??! the Cabinet these
bs**1 s.nrKMy of State and
W\ar, ^v; .'i ilit' Treasury. Mr.
Mil* ? ^ i; ,,:>lt*nis to so've r
' relations with the
^ ? l'Kl ;l!,a Mr. Morgen
** "v-'rtin"'' *?**'
th?? " n,0, ;or binn^m,; th.>
I cr"'a ^ -.1! Government in
Iiwk- 1,1 ,v;lsonable time.
?tabl!'"'fV iw^nnent is studying
rl" >'..!? v iw-.auon. passed ju^t
tb' n'uM'' ' . (il, Mu.l. ami tryi.<? '?>
J' 'l;vv ,i , ks with the Kello
^ u, .her it would pre
poaa',,u j foodstuffs,
?f ???o
I!,u;'< ; if aiul when hosrtili
1::"-r l> L bet ween those na
{i,s "> v
perhaps , ?
? *?? ^r^.
, , o plats to ove
W k . . \ was l\r*vfd
,.a,ehytlu- W
ZJ*. fb- 15 "ot T
,Mb: ?>' '?-> v l,uI U1> by bm !
i:.;0r ?!iP,oinatl'
;t:s!i(H1.*:t{? j
r * Krhaus ulcn-Minputant Mum either
i f ib?'>i'' I'" "es:Ot:'n,05,i
L i> iui'1'- w:;y w'tli .Japan, eon
t'n? <lu!.ipni!l of Japanesi
on i?ur markets. Out of tha
I ?n- ????*'[ ."Rip .? larger market for
... t .? -..m! a better under
CiM- 1 1 *'
, i).-; '.v ??-.'i' the two nations.
y.,.lv?:nv M.weanlhan. who neve-'
ryxiM :<? ? financier, ha* won
?ii re-i?e ; 1 xlniii'ation of offii'ic'
Vjihuiiifii <-v ,lis devot'on .to tie
,..|v ,?t' ('? .wrmueni rtnnnee, largely
v ii !?? tn:e'a :e of (omptro!
Vr-' it-it ,.ii M- Mr. Mor^-mthar
M-i-.U i, ?-n-' the President
rirr,e " N*0*' to Mr. Roose
i? a ,M ,-t|. which sane declare
i< comp^'."'. My of ,f.vos mfn" s"?
persona'r v v.runU out. Mr. Morgei
ttaih.i* v.-.v iii-uun to say "no" t<
sl.?- A dminist ration'
speiKlnii p-iiicy lie *s woiking now.
and wL?l !>?-? * 1 1" .iu* ?? for months, or, s
!.ii,b-r J.:m! i>r?'sent?'d to Con
in br.r.nvy
The 1W r"i .i. iTf!i excess of spt'in'
i c" ov. r ii.i-nin,' I'M- the fiscal yea1
j.., ,,,|. | :.t out 4V2 billions
I'L- v), -1 |V i i for the eurron.
}i-:v, :<> lii'v I. VX'(, will show a defl
W..'{ V.m l.l.liiws. The Moi-sen
t? au |.*.n; i-t li'it'iulcil to cut this to
VSio: , tfxr 1!?7. half n billion fo'
I93S. ami t'- .? have sun>lus of ha!<
?V!l:..ii ?!' "!i. lineal year 1030.
Fii'tilliii ?!:' .1 th:" proorram depend
't 'iis?*. i t mj-mv /hinsrn not clearlv
i-rcM-. -i-.i.-, ... . 'hem (lie result ?'
'?1 i ? i ;?)?;. FeW Delll -
I;'.;:: ' .Jo.l ,? . ??Ottt Mr: ^"?^''
u-'\ t u' o:i the o?hei
h::':,!. tl; -iv !?i- Ii. <><i a sreat ui'iitt:
f' !.<?:.?? in 1; hiK.-jrn hearts in the
I';.-' f'trtn'iL-'iV
Pi'rlutjH il'i. !?o-i{ inteifstinf? p?^
''a! I?li?:i >.II< :nm oltlu- uvomoibt i* tin'
sw* .\ ^ ??*; ( v* v tin? country t
>> W-.'.i un K Uorali as till* f ji vol
.0. !' ? |ui\te. The luovenwnt
?'.?HhI wi'ij ? *n,- "VfMinaf HepuUli
run )v. !v t nout'li, as Mr. Horah
i" t ? vf!,:y :u;.l would he 1 1*** oW
' " .tn ? i e.v i ????'( ?l President, weiv
? !,i!.
,|1'- li >1 ,iini'i;:-s that seem u
?i'' '1 io 'i"' vt-iitr: Republicans arf
'? i.i ;|ii. classical S.'" e ' 1
h:> ??.lt!l-tl|M'U<lonCO ot tilt'
!'ar:y iu.i n>, ai 'l I, is individualist i?
I' ? t' vi 'W. I'n-i' same qualiti*'--'
:,v<k iii-iil ;? li.iu many enemies insid<
|wrty o,'niuzi! l .on, so it is rathei
"?-nifii-iMt Vi 'it ;,; mi nibers and adhei
"t ri- "uM (Irani" admitting
'''V-.lliti mi>l|t lie a {*ood enu
?I'.lan-.
^'tiy mi ;c H is u; i 'undress an' tjoiu'
juaVit (i, Hawaii ami .the
' :,i!l|?|iini-> i, i .iiDiiixl tin- <j?ohe
uuc-:' > ;? i ,. '.M'iHijiiiH' ir .v 'fii
Vi<- ?1'ri siiluit (lamer wil'
; ! 1'" which will also iiwlwli
? i' akiT l,yi:.s ;,ii | Senator .loo Rob
f\"'i. 111. .\il, n. || Mint ion leader.
AlUnni-Ii i1 1 iv are no funds avail
'.tr '.iie Social Security pro
tl,"ii in In | ojieivtion -due to. Sena
\"1 Hu,,y l.ovfj's ii'itmster, the Pros'
?> mi>. j,(> ,? "ri
'"i- iHT.iom lor i| pointnient to th.'
'nitii^si,, ( \vii? Ji will administer the
>l|> 11 i,:!l* Madam Secre
? I'ik'.iis i, tay In its chairman*, re
i"!"'' " :"'r p'M as Secretary of
wiior.
TODAY and
TOMORROW
(By Fi'.uik Pa:?Ci;i Stoekbruigei
UPLIFTER4 . . enjoyment
AH my I've I Jiavc been listening to
it>Jk who wore eager to do something
to r Ihelp the less fortunate. These
upl lifters ar?i usua'Iv uiuore interest-.]
in those who live a icng way off.
They get t-pasms of pity for tho
down-trodden Armenians, the fanune
strieken H'l.Joos ami the p!agi:e-r: i
den Chinese, more of leu than they art
moved to help those who live in tho
Htnie town.
One reason is that those 2 a r- away
folk can't slam ilie door in their faces
while their neighi.>r> don't like to
patronized. Most ftJk reseiit hav:?t?
somebody eis? <ieci.lt what is best for.
them, while ;uo??, uplifters get their |
chief enjoyment out cf ordering utbei
|.ro))!e's *iv s.
STANDARDS . . . . vary
I jvm j?st "s m':? h inteifcsted in (?!(?
vr.ting cvcvliody standards-el' h\
mg as auvi'ii" tl>? can be, but 1 .have
no desire to impov? standards of i'.ny
kind upon anybody who doesn 't wane
to be lnit^rft-red with.
There seems to be a general assiipnp
lion that anyone who hasnit't one or
I wo bathroom?, J'td an elec'trie refrig
rator, a ?i:* or tw? a radio, a::d. an
cil-burning ceulral 1 eating sysl in -?
down-trodd'*ii, or at 'east Hinkr privi
leged. It uev.T occurs to imost up
lifters that perhaps some of the to!k ?.
who haven't goi t!i<*sc t.hw;lr!? don t
want them.
I n>m ah for ?h" stimi'/alion of
human wa lis, uy :?dvertisung >.ml
? very rthJ:* mean.*. I think it wouM
be frix* it ?? very holy wanted all the*
modern improvements and doo-dads
badly enough t? pet out and hnstif
for them. But I see the j joint of
making a f'v^s ov?:r ihe ones who don i
-are whether they have them or not
CONTENTMENT .... with)
Wit bin- two or three miles ui' my
farm I eo-iM sh.tv von a do/. i e.
more homes <?t Irgb'y-regarded, self
respecting families who have no bath
tubs. no mailing water in the house,
no eject ric l:gh'fr~ no ''modern im
provements" '?f a*\v kind. A few ra
dios? batterv -.e'.? and some have
? 4 one-pi |>e" w-*srt burning h.i/na e?
?hough iiosl depend on stoves, chiellv
ihe kitchen ranee.
Many of fho<e old houses have
never l>ce:t paused, but out of them
have come ^yuer i.ioiih of good citi
zens and f*">od ue?;ld>ors, many of
hem university g'M'nates. These folk
would be iu.iignant if anyone toM
them thev were either down-trodden
,r iitnl?-u|iri vili ged. They know better.
They know that happiness does no; ^
upend upon maiet.d posessiosi-: and j
'hat cortU'iitntiid ?t?nes from within,
not ftwn without
AMBITION . second son
Not every hoy, even in this modern
e?e, ??>oksiior an ? ,sy job wiita <li. -i*
houi-s ami *o.ig \:u-at ions. I met Sum
Baldasrri on ,-?ur street vestcr
dnv and h-.* t.'id rie about his second
son.
John, his oldest Iny, wants to go to
college and Second a lawyer, an ! with
aid of a !>ic of i .???!;, sKghtly stimu
lated, he's got or? to a good start in
XowYork. B'it L?v>tJier Francis ha>
only one ambition. He wants to he a
fanner, rishg at dawn to milk six
cows, and d-div* islf the rest of the
hard work tnat ? I'ann boy has to do
from sun-up io and after
"Francis wauH t > f|int high school
and stay o.i il.e farm", his father
told me. " T don t niind his be'ng ?
farmer, hut T think he ought. to finish
school. He's .00 v >t;ng to nnd.vst.'i'id
the value ef cdiK-oion
"Had you t.i:;>t.;;v.t of tiakiitg bin
?iver to the ^iato .if.'-icuKura? 0??I! -^e
>?n<l getiting some the teachers the*"
to talk to hi>n"' T suggested.
"That's r/goiid idea," said Sam.
"I'll do that."
I'm going tv> keep an eye 011 Frank
Raldasam. The1 I <?)' will get sov.t
where.
YOUTH .. . . changes wcxrlo
As I _pw older. T got more and
more satisfaction on? of watching the
young fofKs grow up. Bv and hug?
j city and eounrry, they are so much
j like myself an<l iiy youthful friend-.
! ?t their age.
Vouth has always been impatient
1 rockless, sure thai il knows more thau
C. C. C. BOY DEAD IN WRECK
Archie \V-iikina. C. C. C. earaiice
o 1 Co. 126, rtavensford, was killed
several other enrol ?ees j*wl civilians
injured when a* at my trufck ai ihis
com(pany, returni >_?? from a rcereat'in
trip ito Bry.s >n C'ly, was struck tojr s
five-passenger C'uvrolet coach, ??- o|i
Slate Highway ?;? ]]2 a1x>uL ijr ?*'?
miles ea^.t ?;I t 'brrokec'.Sunday auwv?
ing, shortly ifi?r midnight.
Watkins and '}".?rge (loff, itl.e %wn
most seriouftly m jnred, were msSd!
iu media: r.?y io ' !t>n is Comme.ir 'y
Hospital in Sylv.t, when* young Viii:
kins died n^Mit limv .hours un?i ???)
half latjr <?C compound fractal"; Y-f |
the skull.
Causes of the v i ;-?*k were attri
eu to both anr < being
blinded by !n'ad;iir!i!s? slight fog >f id
lnisjudginent ;of t'.c ror-d center. -Jf* -
The ChevioKl <nn!aiiM>d A wflF jy |
Rogers, of M;vbl< . driver, Jimmy. '.<, In
ward and Aniie I>owd!e, Smokem<e i, |
Le!a Brank, Ur\ -:,p Cilv, and lJn'h
Conner and (\ K. ifeagsn, Smokem'M t
In the 'ru'k we:-. 15 men from
426.
The entire eon-nany journeyed to
Sylva to pay V.heis last respects 13 j
Watkins !>?'f n It's body was placwi
alweird tl?e noca tr 'i t*> Rale.ga, Ins
Inane, for biv'.al. The who!*' eouupany
lined up a4, .'if sta^on while six ?*f
his closest f ien is acted as pall-b. a *- 1
ers, bringing ine b asket from tlie un
dertaker's establishment to the stali'-a
All then. s'A.od j-t attention. while !.f
MeOaskell, fl:-:piaii. foi the comply,
conducted t bn. f ?? -tmony. Th ?: train
v jiited a few minutes while taps wSij
sounded iho body was being1 ]>?:? ?ed^
j' board.
' Tliad Od.irti, s?-l eolmate and lif'- j
long iicqaainivSn.'1' of Watkins, a< ' !
as escort to t'.ir t?ody >on its trip J
Raleigh, as ,vHI r.s the company's
resentative at th>' funeral and, mriyl.
TO HOLD EXAMINATION
FOJt WfllTTIER OFFICE
Receipt o* ip:?Ticatioiis for po^1-'
master ;tt \V?.ii ti*-: will close on Se|.
Umber '11. \ civ if service exam:iM-i
tion will '.el I i t Waynesvlle, ai
Jitter date.
The com i>v .i.-?a ; :: of the r.ffie" wn->
$1100 for I !i?- fiscal year.
it.-; cMers, bent r >; i 1 iiviiitr its own way.
youth will ilwjfV. like that. T can't
join in the ontciv thai that you'll:
folks of today n i ?? v .isc than \v. w. re
neither do I think they average up
I'Mich better. 5 oo a?.rree, though, tha
yi-Hth is eh,tii<:iiiq iho world. T.hat,
rl?.o, is whai juath has always done.
We did t out selves.
"The only service tJie young: can
render t.? ?V' >?M <? shock tln :n iv ?!
bring them ?i|? to ,, late", wrote Her
nj.rd Shaw. :f w-? of advancing yeans
refuse to lie brbnjjht up to date it is
just too l.arf. TV' procession of uf ?
awl-coming ynith will pass on and
leave us behind.
| WILL OPEN FUNERAL
{HOME HERE SOON
Medfoid Furniture Company, Mr
P. E. Moody Manager, will open a
modern funeral l:o>ne in the next tew'
days, in *,h< >oino :;>~t recently known
a? th(! SUji.iork l"i?.
Mr. M? ly :.l licit tin* h? me wil?
opi-ll jll: I l-> h ?.S I *4 s n0ee4s;?-y re
pairs and ;v .* i ;-:u v.rmc Bi?.s on ;.:u- v?
ti li-ci of liio biul'l:<!^ fail be et-inplct
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Montague. who
have been ?n .*aai'2:?- of tin* SJbnn<:.*k
Inn, an* 0|>er*iiiig n cafe in ChenJiee.
F h. ROG'VvS IS STORM VICTl'A
Frank ij. Uosj? r;, ? native <f Pi ts)
county, a bioliioi of Darid Hugh
Rogers, i.i-l ;t *.oi; ;:f 1 lie lat<' Join X
Rogers, !.??: in?. ilV in tin* Ftonda
storm. His ear wi; I through t he rai'
ing rf :i bridge, << iid he was diowned.
i Mr. Hogo'v*, wh i was 4(> yenrs ?>!'
age, lived n -on' iBe, where i.->
had been :? .i emi/oye in t.ho postal
service for 2? years.
Ho leaver a v -dow and a son mi
Jacksonville, >ind i<::; hrotjier and ot ik
oi relatives i, ;iu< eomvly.
Funer-il and cremation were ii. j
Jacksonville. ;
..
SiU^LLA
( iiv V? j. J. I\. 'IVrnJO
On Satuj.lty rt:_sr!;fc a truck, Ioadi?l;
with C. C ? oy.? collided with a #vr<
from near Siuon'<<!iont. Olio of lir
hoys was kii' -d, several others woantj- ?
od, two women in iiio oaf sflghtdy ir- ?
jnred and ?.>',h unci.' nad ear wreekaJ ]
The areide it /hapjiened on highwr.v
112, at the ?j;np?r?...iid.
Mrs. J. V*. Cai'icy, Misses Jennie
C alt hey i;:d J'xie -a "'i.rfiin, Mr. r.nie/
8on' Cathay and Mv. and Mrs. .J. K
Terrell attended Quarterly Meeting rt
rOJivet, Sunday.
;i Mr. Arthur Woi'.v, with a party etf
'l riends from Cfeerck. *, spent th** w? ? 1:
end at Yoif 1>k, V;:.
Mr. M. IV. KT. i/ <ind family ae'l
Mr. and Mrs. Strickland, of Xe?
York, ojM'iit t hi. vVi k end <-U Air. .Ju-,= !
Hlautou *s.
Mr. H. <J. F- .gasrn aud fam::y a::<? ;
Miss Rut li Forgu*?r. spent Sunday nt
Bethel.
Mr. Roy Bird v-jd Htiu!?y, <f Ouil-j
ford Col!;':** :ui(l Mr. and Mi*. C. A.
Biill of Cl'f iVih".' visited at Mr. T. ;
W. MoLair^atfn 's Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. klatt!* weir 1
guests at Mr. Terry Johnson \ Sun- 1
day.
Mrs. J. A. Moor j <j?ent Tnond ?y i:i ?
Canton
Mrs. P. V.MeLa ugh "in hnd as ? i< M"*
Mrs. Horaee Moody, Mrs. Hazel Khv
kenal.*, Mrs. T. W. McLaughlin and
Mrs. Ada Wiggins.
Mr. Hut Shuler an 1 family, c.f
Cooper's Creek, visited Mrs. \V;I!
Red Letter Days
by A. B. Chapin
THE DAY
V/WEH SHE
received her
FIRST BLUE WB60M
AT THE
COUtfTY PAIR
40 YEARS AGO
Tuck&seige Democrat, Sept. 18, 1895
The property listed fbr taxation in
I'uiMvmihp ooiiiity I his y?ar shows :in
? inn-cm* of -7^40,^ (if> over in yesfr, a*'.
? gregnt *ig *'?, 289.07*1:
-I antes \V. Tiifis l,a- announced tha:
j I e will? iKini" Iii> in w town, bring o4ii
j:4ru<ited as a winter resort in Moo*
c*unty, l:<n:*hiir.?t.
! Fix- ::evem! m?*i*t!is A. I). Tarr.j.
: leader of a now sect of Negroes, -
Niwmi |M-eaouinj; doctrines on 1h<
?;'iieets ol' Ashevil't', wliMi arouse' j
ik-eling ;vii(,i'g the Negroes. Thursd."
i eight a mob o? 20!) Xogroes went K
Yan?er'?, ;?r-:siiiii,ili?y to run him
< f town. T!k> T:^.\ lie rites fired oil t!.?
iv.iob wlrieli i ??i th. fire, and tfmv
Negroes \viv? sjjiM dangerously.
j There is :r?t an* idle mill in Xorihj
CaroHid, except two gently puivii i
eii fo be equipped.
Mr. T. A. Co:;, of Cullowliee, >pud
:i sfiort whila lie i t thiv morning.
Capfc I. W. TerrclJ. of Webster, w;<-, [
here Monday on hi? way to Waiyio*
\**illo.
Miss K.vr.nc Orawfoad and Mr.
David Ureeu were married on Sunday.
September 3.
Mr. ( >. I>. Coward. <itf 'Webster, ?ra:
heie Jlond.-'v left on fhe easl
Ixfaud frain .
Mrs. Tf. B. Me.-ris aad Mr. Torn
Morris .Ml*-' up from Cherokee $,ift
in-day, i<> visit Mr M. H. Morris.
Mr. F. R. Suriniae and family, of
Bairtbrid*", Ga , ire viriting Mrs. S *.
Stednian at the Sj*?va House.
Mrs. LaiU'a Tompkins and ehildrtto.
arrived t'rw i A,s!ievilV. yesterday *o|
visit th? fV.nwiv of Mr. A. M. Parle'r.
Esquire I?. I.ove left y?*$terdsj\
for Morg*t#o?\ io attend a meetfcijr
<>!' the I>.),ir<l of Directors of the T:os
pitai for III0 insane.
We wer* pleaded to see ?mi- o!d
friend. Mr.. E. is. Davis hefe, f>at*i-|
day. H'' nis not '?reii here liefori i
Springer.
Mr. tind Mis. f. i!? Moore, of Wlul
tier, ealfe-l ?! A?. .1. S. Biadburn's, |
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr.-.. J. K. Battle, Mrs. I >. J
C. Hughes, Mis. W. H. Ho\i- aw! j
Mrs. Hast: i^- Sp"i>iger i?d!ed bu M: \
.) R. Mesf-.
Mrs. W. I? MaHbews. Mrs. Cine!:
Matthews and Mr*. Will Sprinrn
ealled on Mrs. J. A. Moore, Wedne*
**?
Mr. and Mrs. Ui'iarr bloody s.pe
feiuiay in De&wood.
FOOTBALL SEASON
BEGINS ATW.C.T.C
Thirty nui ? eam'.dates for Western
( :<i. li.ia ionMi.iii Icmh liave beei "0
o
injr through two woikaiits daily und.-r
tutelage of ( #a* i> (' C. Poindextcr
and his avrstanr-; T)odson, Morgan
j?i;d. Wo.nl, ? i | m,;. .ration for the <?]??
en Hip; ~.t!w> ?f the 1035 season with
i Apprentice S, at Norfolk, Va.,
Friday i.ighL Mc.-t of the workoucs
have been dcvoUl to the fundanien
tals of ?ha:\'tng, (locking, t;u-klincrT
passing .?!iiii.^, and pass defens;.-.
Thursday, /rid.iv and Saturday livi'Ty
sciiium,T.j?'-. we; ?? l(?*d between two
flicked ream?.
The t "am v ill 1 e here earfy Wed
nesday m.:.M!ii? t'jr Newjwrt New-.
Coach Poin h-xte-* annouued that U'J
would take tn*er.\ two players?. A
stop over f-?v the night and a work
out is schedn ed ior v hape? Hi!! Wi 1
nesday a.uk . :: id a workout at New
port Ifews, Thim.iy night.
Candidates stpm'tiny to date with
their lwine aidrcses are:
(Vntet >: -Wade McKinnev, Bak'r;
vill?, (>c?i HayesviLIe, \w
*ir Ti?lyy. Hpei-fi'i't J.
Guards : ci Danddake, Hale gU;
J ('. Ritch, C;..:dl?r; James Lin'i.
Warnasvilf- ; Fov Farlow, (Juilfoni :
Virgil Huuu !in-c, Lancaster, Ky. ;
fToodrow (ii^oith, Culberson.
Tackle*: Tteker, Cullowhre;
Frank B&kk, K.nnspolis; Columbus
liiiJiani. Sy! Enloe, Murp'u ?
John Dwito i, Wil iot; Cliarfes D Ti -
ll t, CI yd*.
Ends: Iludl) TnnherKn, Swiss; Car1
Rat?Liff<% Wa\n:s*ille; Stinson iVil
liams, In -1 ?:;?? Trail; Lewis Enfoe,
Bryson Cilr; K. C. Burleson, Sto.-k
ville; W.I Gavlord, WiilMamstoa ;
Roy Bhuk-ni-nip, Cherokee; Ivan
tamsey, S;.-? KsviHe: Frank Lor.'/,
Hayesvifl1; No;r".i Hampton, Ruther
l'ordton; il;neld Chapman, Kannap ?
lis.
Backs: !'inl Sehaehcr, Charlotte;
Gordon Ri-ptn. Canton; Walter Thomas
Svlva; Rafpli Angel, Franklin; A i v.:i
Sutton, Sylv;; ; I):.vi?l Squirref, Cher
okee; Lewis 0?*11p. Enka: Red Hum
phries, Oaffney, S. Harold Parker,
Iiayesv'lle; Craves Ledfoifd, Bai
nardsville; <? <'? Crisp, Candfer; T.?
Vestal, Hig'i P'Mtir, Brouehtoa Rem
sey, (Jaffn-H , S. Harry Ma-on,
Webster.
DElfNTS HIGDOtf OF GASTONIA
DIED AT SISTER'S HOME
?rim is Jfigdo:', oi' (iastonia sudden
ly died at iIk" horo o" his sister, Mvs.
K?th Woodard, *n Saturday, lao,
7.
Mr. Ilijpiui, wk> had born n ill
hoa I i ll for sine t .?'.?) roars, was v's i
ing Mi' ih~ Iio.hi- of iiis sister. ;:t ('? ay,
Wiheii the ?n 1
He \va* <i<) ?ci." of ago and Ii.nl
Upon firing in (?a?lonia for a immn r
of yeaiy;.
He is survived by Fiis widow, Mrs.
Emily '4i uio > Hi*don. two daughters,
Mrs. Delia Fox and Miss Dorotbv
Mae Hi^dn, two ?rand<-hildren, Ed
ward and l)?nnis I er Fox of fJaslon
i i ;?wo si M' ;. Ruth Woodard
el fiiiv, Miid Mr<. Dosha Bishop <?f
lii-'a. :i'?d -eie bro'Ter, Frank Higdoi
of r! ay.
Fnn?r.i! e. vire- were conduetod at
Zion Hi!! Ravii.-J , hureh, Sandav ev
ening, Sep1. >, by liev. Ernest .Jan.;
-?i!i. Rev. f!i and Rev. Andy
Bishop. fiin'.Mioi.r was in Zion llill
eometory, ar t hr church.
sf veral inon hs.
Ravis Jc ^ ..vrs ship; ed six
!o;ids of ?-.?! ' If f;c/ni hero Saturd:;V,
^and today Mt.-si.;. Toward; Rot^-'S
end Admis sl,ij)j?'d one each.
Mr. M. H. Morrs returned from t':"
south Mond"y r., id has bwn otf'fhe
>*+ list >.*? Wo aw gfad to
however, "Iiit be is row able to bo
;i round. ?
The ('auo;.s'an ? ays that nil talk cf
fusion between populists and den: 1
crats came froni the latter. Tt mak"i
ho difference wit'ro such a proposition
ttimct from, -neh a pfan cannot bo < e
eied oar in North Carolina. North
.
Gej-olina do noor- is believe in the pmi
ciples of thor ; arty and wil! never
surrender tb.'in to effect fusion wi'h
any party. liesid'-^ they boliovo in
consistency, sad laving denounced tin
fusion of repubii- *r. and populist par
tis as a dishonorable trade, they
eanld not afford o practice the mum.