, "1
?AY, SEPT. 19, 1935.
12.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE OUTSIDE THE COUNTY
breathing Spell" Produces
Swift Encouraging Effect
?***??? *1?- 18~Plvsifc,lt
.,?* pivmise of a "breathing
^?forW^- with its immedi
Spt f IV, Hit, *11 ovi r the
f-T is' Ikhuv subjected to more
*"U!ui*'n?ti?v by ,K>litici?ns of lUl
W!!L ?nd varieties than any other
F?, document uvai the Pivsideui *
HrtJi-inp to a letter of inquiry
! |.n-V. I h?w :.?>!, 1m??1 a SreA!
tri)l" ^ ' r cli:iin. tin' I'lvsidont said,
^XiiruT that- the Administration
its .ffort-s at roform,
1,1 ?,U"k'J I" nmrentrat# ',s
X, ,m nf.'v^y- Naturally, the sup
gu> i(. . t)( ,|u. Adintnist ration hail
n <ta!**!??iaiilikt* utterance,
thh
while i<s apponeuts look ni>on it as a
]?cce ?'f l?*?'?tit*nl strategy
hVar<l1<'s> of how cue views the Pre*
jj^iial ilivlara-titiU. it certainly has
JJaiilitf.! diseu^on . f future politi
!,J .vents. ?s|'?erial'j .if the eami*ai?a
of , , , , .
There i> r.o do.ibt that the Adnutt
[.ir.i'ii'ti alv tr>'iu- trt ('?1,so|:"
jjr,. ihcir podti'Ki. partien'arly in tin
?f Federal tinamv. Very CHNI
aKonUaii is being {riven to flic
ji;i, looking t >wi.rd balancing th ?
within a reasonable time, nn I
;:)!> 2r.i1lr.al tainting off of reli >f ex
urmiintM's. N'.?w that Congress itselt'
is had a brief " bfleathirtg spell'-'.
consider?; ioi: of issues th; V
-v; ? (i,< it ei at the next session indi
,mv ilmi hriii ;iitcr the Federal i leom ?*
, ; ,x'M"!iV:uve; ii.to balance is go
i ? | i ?')!? ,|H'.:e a ,'''b. y
l?,.:i!.vr.t!s ,i;,1 llcpablienns ;?!ik=
s. , in 1 Im ?pecsentalives, are i?:
'i :i!:* in! a'.'iVfauot that the bona
Ui'! '"l exacted at the next session
r ,yhyi>'\ v. ill not be tile IV.tmn
i !!.v,v!:ii h provides f??r an isr-ue :>f
I jtnv'jtiifk curreney with
vh.ih t ? | ay ntf '.he veterans' e'jiims.
bit' marc 'ike tie* \ inson hill, calli.i."
ior ?! i'C 'l is-u?- t>f ah.ive
iV. : i :i-.Min>r that sum to tlu>
rob :al i-\j? ndi; mes.
M ?? lumbers of both house* ami
pi ii i;i:i ; if lir.'ies believe that t f*
r y; . -nmi):i v. :'l >ee the passaye o'
F::i' i i -l.eto!;.' fsjrni aiartya^e re
!., i V:J. 'i hi- m. a are <v;irries an ?I
,?f - I IIIHl,000,ft0rt,to b
let ?(> i!i~t r?-s,-e?I fara:ei"s to take
c*. i-;ii itfaie ? ;.l iliawle mortpai;e
(ii'iiiv. mnl-r this p'ari wouhi
I.r't* -)S Vi Jil* I'l Wliil'il to r(f|li'V th''
i' .which wou'd bear only l'*'? per
i M i.>n>-t. <iaee the nmonv.t pro
t> M i! V ii ? 1 rinted would takM
J % ,
;? ''Oily nfioiif oi?e fourth of sue:
?:??!' "he f?'elinsf is expressed
tln? ]?!;; i were i;t operation;
: ,i a: | .Miiaiiiiuir thre<
;! i. i':? ;-ii s would be ir e
-* :?*?*?* ;-i,.l ? Jf- I i??vi?n' W<'i'h !
l :??>{ f?. ; !': ;? ?:.( ;tSer den* (
l! 1 \j-t . -,-i il. ?'
? i - il|' :!i' Coirrre^ ii*.'.1'
> ' i'<, t li;. v|.' . :.i t'. -li-.i-r in
! "h tli;. iv 1'iesideiit nnsv <*
v i lee he had no f'l?r;h>'
' '1 i-'i. 'I I
"* '??!!??? ? : .. *1 * ' will i?ive a'i oj
-v 1 1 -H- 1 ,,".- 1 i?i . j-i iin?a- ur ?
' I . ? ?
!:!-/?'iv ' .!!,{.? J .M.rj; o;>' in pr.*> ??!:<???
N '' a:. ;? ? hat the 14 Volli'.jr He
' tiv;!!. , ' piny a hi; part. ?In'
;'1' -ti; ;tTi! of the Veej>?; I!''
... ? ? j i i .
?ie.?i!* is in the pai (
1 l." 1 . mr?v li" ih ?closed i'l the la ? j
f \bU ieo ?* I1. (V;ai."r.'.' \
; - l;;|? 'u, I Ill \?'.i??nit |
1 '??ev.ijtt }?.$?, fvl'ril a ineetiiiK oi tl 1 |
' !'.M'.'iiii\e" >r<i!ine.it tee in \\ aslt
|1<: S: <i*caj'ii |- 2">, lb" (| ? : '* I
?! 'net ii nee .iia>e 1 D-i-V.
' r '? - ? . r V ni'i": Kej '.''ricaM h rv' |
!r" <?!'<? (Iin1.,. th?M ? "lv< ?
h<-jt i?i\ oeeiishiM, Ore i^ 1 1 ti *'! ? j
f.|" ( 'f'llju- Hn;?id<, Iowa |
^ t 'haii vna ti of the peuaan-i.!
*? ittiiiticc iipp-i' ted nt the "f'.rivV
h' lis ('unYriitli.ii |;? si e ie'i. *lh'
' -l,r is .lnh. i lliiiiti!.:on i-oi"Msel t'
'b'fih'ieim Na?i . :il femai tt'x
*l?i is vurkin^ ch.-.elv with M"
i'-'thr in the 'effotis to hriiev
'I i
?' t?> ihu povtv or.'iini/.iit^-n iwt'i
*?> tfA liln
'f'f.eu'.al,' p:?lic<(? whi'-h wi'd HP
"|H till' y< U""t r \ ic!\ Mr. SplU' -
is Uivi'f t?lke?l :'.h"\it as the pvoh
uWp sufct-.i.-(?r tn Mr. Kle1?ber :e
t Wirniftn (.1' the Keinhlican Ni>,;oi'-'
''??iiwtte.. >s\w?- it Ims its n?'iuud
i '.wtv.i- in December!
Thcii" is really iu?e.,i !e ? '< ?')'ie i.
^ Publican eirehs nhout the peraw
' tVi w caMiVahite thiw> there is
fornmhition of poV'eii-s
D/Vnt r\ ? A -
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-m i?ik nn;nin centering i'"i
U J. rfu-kmson of Iowa.
40 YEARS AGO
( Tuckaseige Democrat, Sept. 19, 1895)
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'
Miss SallLe Love returned to school
at Asheville, today.
^ Mr D L Love returned froiui court
at Wavnesville, last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Buclianan went
over to Franklin Sunday, returning
next day.
Mrs. Laura Tompkins and children
terminated their visit to relatives and
friends here and at Webster, and n
turned to Asheville, Wednesday.
~~ i
Gen. E. R. Hampton, of the Inter
nal Revenue service, came over from
Asheville Saturday and spent Sunday ?
with his family ?<
Mrs. M M MeKee has coiue over
t"iH>iu Webster 'to inakc Iher borne
a i out; us j?nd will go to housekeeping
as soon as a suitable house can he ob
tained.
We are glad to loam that Mr. K.
S<nn"s obtaining good results in
'.Killing for mica, at the Pressley min.*
i>n ('uHowljec, both as to quantity an ? .
quality.
The meeting of 'the Jackson (\ unty
1'niou will be held with the llaplisi
cburcli fflere, commencing on Fridav
>f next wec^ an I iucludin^ the fifth
Sunday. O
Mr. Nathan Davis may now be
found behii! ? 1 the counters of McKc
and Cowan, ready at all times to w.ri:
upon t.he customers of this j? w -n'*? ?* ?
and enterprising finn.
With us the weather is diy and i
hot as in thr summer months. Tin
fanners arc .having juwi the needed
weather for fodder. lTp north tlinv
was a killing fro-;t last Sunday.
Mrs. .!<>>. Haiim left this week I'm
Mobile, Ala., where she expects to
make her home for t.he ir-; ' x t few year
Mrs. Han in lias wurm friends here
who regret her departure and whos?
best wishes follow her. '
Mr. J. X Ashkettle, of Alexandria,
Va. is here investigating the coi.di
'ions incident t > the establishment oi
a large tannery. We Iiojm*. he will find
everything satisfactory and see his
way clear to .putting the enterprise on 1
foot.
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..Mr and Mrs. Wallace, of Padiicah.
Ky., who have been spending several |
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FARMERS TO
PICNIC SAT
DAY and
MORROW
AH farmers, their familieji^'j
friends are invited to attend thf
em' Picnic to be held at the
Test Farm at 4i>\ ai:iauoa on.
day, Sep^urmr *!?,. The rn\
.sponsored !?/ :a? Fumers Fodj
and is the o?''y 1 u ? trs ?:ucetii'.1l
ht Id at the imi? farm this eeavj.|
is at a time when* the people ca
some real faults At (he test laij
The chief apculi'r will be Di
Daniel of Oleuiaoi (.'.liege. A in
of n?en from the Extension Dc
ment of St.ue will also sf
Leaders *n lii?s( ???>unty hope
Jackson county will win the pri>
the sinking '.oiiu.st.
; A prize ?s i>e. g offered " o g|ie
county having tin- laigest ciowd
ent, in *?ro?vu*iaw? vlh the uuKiiojl'f.
miles traveled. It .s hoped tl;ar ||i>
(ouiuity can take tin' prize for
honor.
Interest;1. 1 dan obl'iiu
ther infona.iSo.i lrj?!i any mciaw1'' >( ?
the committee euu.posed. of : Ed. Hoop
ei, G K UiA.;:, ."?? . as A. O x. \ijnt;
Qniett, A O Weidt'lieh, John C. Jon^Sfc
Hute Snyd ?;*, vail '? unison, \\ ul n3\Pvi
son, Crawt"\d 3!. ' hou, or atariji'fe
' > i i
Moody
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS /
AND ADVERTIS
Although all efforts to !oea,t? J. .
Stunper, w ho conducted our rccertf
circ'uation campaign, and who left
here, just before 'lie campaign closed,'
pi v-u , .ably carrying with him all the
ic<'?;n! ; and pi?' iically all u.O'iies thai
!u: I i>c"ii coMccled during' the ennt'
p:ii:rn, have so i'at proved fruit'es.-^
The .Journal wall's it distinctly under'
stood that, while we did not receive
the in.dioy ?!"il while to do so will be
:i li-.-?iicl:?l l?;-s to the pulvSisfoor, att
subscriptions sc.!d by contcB't<^U.l>n^
ai* advert isiiif* cards will be filled aS *
en traded for. '
1 :* i'.M.-t Tli-- Journal is being mailed
to :.!1 ^Mibsci ibers whose names havo
been turned in to us by "the contest
ants. If any >nh?eriber does not re-!
reive a paper tli-i , week, we will ap
preciate it if lie will present his re
ceipt at this of li?-e, in order thalt his
name may be placed on the itftailing ,
liNt.
All advertising cards will be hon- !
oi ed as orders a r\' placed by the hold- :
ers.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Rev. Geo. Lemuel Granger, Rector.
St. John's Church, Sylva.
II A. M. .Moruinsr Prayer and Sermon
St. David's Churrth., CulK>whee. j
4 P. M. Evening Prayer mud Sermon. ?
All most cordially invited to the^?: ,
services
RTrauk Parker Stockbiid?e)
'fDg^IBUTION . . . weak spot
*U a ^a'''orTI'a pwper the
.other day that several tons of i<iaon
Jp^' V-'eu duurpcd into the Paeih.
Ocean in order to keep the price ui
rfimons up.
?'Ci? known of similar incident -
# Atlantic Coast ? whole cargoes
of bananas ami whole carloads of
other foods dum?X'd into the bay.
| It seems to nie 4 hat the greatest
weakness in our .social-economic struc;
tore is our system of distribution.
There is no such thing as over-fTodu**
tfqm so long as anybody's wards n
uiain unsalisfied. I would like to ?e?
statesmen and eeuo musts "jiving m'.-n
thought to the problc n of getting th<
things people want into the hands oi 1
those who want them, than to lnakinu j
artificial attempts 'to increase th?- 1
"profits of produce], s.
ENGLAND . . . . not so slow ,
r r '
I' I was greatly struck by the state j
meut published recently by Harry Se!
fridge, the former Chicago merchant,
who jnoved t? Lordon and now oper
ates the largest s'.ore in tin- world. Mr
t Selfridge said that I liv improvement
in the system of distribution of com
modities in England has nsuliod in
adding to the payrolls of liriti?h rc
;bailers more people tlitm had boati
thrown out of employment by the ii*
3tt3triial depression.
- We are i!:rliu(<i to thi-ik tin: w i
;(a?e agtibd deial aneirter in al! busines-. |
aflBaire than the English. While ?t is I
true that it took a Yankee merchant
to show Uiein the way, ihe quickne<>
with which the British merclmn*.
seized upon the bas';,. idea of !ov.
prides and quick turnover through
stimulative advertising suggests that
Jbhn Bull Lsn^ as slow on fhe uptake
a* many of us 'i-i Ahieriea have im
Mr. Selfridge's theory that "the time
to advertise most is not when busino*s
is good but when it is bad seems to me
an entirely sound one.
BACKYARDS . . fertile
I get very tired of hearing people
say there are no wore opportunities
left for the adventurous and enterpn-.
ing youth of America. Thcro are
more and bigger opportunities than
our fathers and grandfathers ever had
A young friend of mine, Da\id
Gross, has just writ ten a book en tit
led "Gold in Our Backyard." I wish
every ambitious boy and jrirl in Amev
i?-a conld read it. He }>oinlt,s out
.'itenaJly hundreds of different fields
in which opportunity awaits the enter
prising and resource ful.
The prizes that we are hunting lot
arc not always or. the other side of
the mountain range, but very close to
home
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Are We Downhearted? ????? by A. B. Chapin I
"Our Next President"
Straw Vote Launched
/? ?
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This Newspaper Joins 2,000 Others
! In Conducting Nation -Wide P re
Convention Expression Of Voters'
Choice For President in 1936
Months t bn ever b? ft?r< -r
this gentsririon, . . - poli'ica po.
Iioiling.
Even thoi.?h :h? national ct??vor>
?ions of. tin* i.i.i ( ,r po'itical p; . ii< s an
-Lill <onio nine or ten months away
iii/cns of the ITuiivd States, uoith.
s.tnnh. east i.j J w.*?. isrc giving ???;?? . -
i:mhi io ;.h" ??-.?? < nr'ook tor l'./'i
when pnr* ?!< lihai . ;?.-:?liihites u;ll ????
nominated, party piatiuims drawn
ml r. h.it 'Miml i , to be iiueii".'!
campaigns n '???:!.
To the i ;ul ti.a' She puhli.-i.ui ?>f
The Journal > *'< opindo'i 'h<,t a
nation-wide p:.!l will lie of-iiit< to
its readoi-s, this .v.- paper b:.a ;-*rJ ? ??
t" join 2,0 H ? country papers
the entire Uftited States iu eonduct'.rcr
it.
The tou'-fi V newspapys *. ??
operating i i ih * ?v 'duet of t'.v i*"'
The 2,000 country newspapers co- 1
opera rinsr in the conduct of the po!!
are ol' different political faiths, or
none. Some are democratic, some re
publican, sirnio independent, aiui
some nonpartisan; and every attempt
is being made u> conduct the p?!.'
along inwiipartisaii lines. Voters a'f ,
not asked to su^n their names. T'h-v
are asked only to ( xpre?* a pieferere ?
for candidate and party; to cypress i
choice that will help show the |>oUli
cal leanings of v.>ters throughout the
^?wintry at this tiuurf
No matter \vha>t your party prefc
en?e may be, wouldn't you like ???
know how your fellow citizens through
i?nt the country are viewing the
political situation ' As citizens an.l
voters we would like to know, and
that, is why this newspaper has agreed
to eooperate with the 2.000 other
newspapers in conducting the poll
Below is Hie '??>ur Next President
i'oji" ha hot which we are offering
lo our .subscribers, giving them tbe
chance to ? o?.-.? y.j this nation-wide
poll. It- a'f-iils ymj three oh?ice<i of
tlie )Kxs<sil>l<? three leading ticket.*
ii. the 1935 itii'i. is your f> vil,;je
t.i vote a.s ;->u |( cse and **"it h no
strings at.i'tiru. V^t> are n<>t &ckfd
4?- sign y'Ku n.vu> and thus commit
yourself jjoM;eall_.\ Your honest pon
clusiou and r.>.oic ? J airly giv?su, i. all
that is sug*?stc?:
Why no*- liif. I !:?:? ballot .uid \ ote
it now? Then mail it to this news
j?aper.. Y-vir l>a'!o* will '.hen lit
sent to N-jw YcrK where a cenlral
office staff wi:l tai.ulaie the vc i?*s?
ai:d give ??- sia : ind national re
turns each wfcek.
Publishers Autocaster News Service
cl' New Vork, which serves The Jour
nal and all other newspapers cooperai
ing in conducting this poll, has agreed
to perform the duties of a national
headquarters oiu this poll. The editor
of that newsfihper service has assur
ed us that the most accurate tabula
tion will be given the vote and thai
only actual voies from participating
newspaf>ers will be counted.
Ilere is a eliauee for every reader
of this newspaper to vote his pre
convention Presidential choice ft
,*$36. Clip, vote and mail the ballot
to us today. As soon as the first early
returns have been received we will b?
in (position to inform you when th?
fhual nation-wide results may be e<
peoted.
Vole early anxl we can all know
how the Presidential winds are blow
ing.
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT - POLL
This newspaper is cooperating with 2000 other
newspapers in making this nation-wide poll.
jVOTE IN ONE BLOCK ONLY ~
Do you favor the re-election of President Roosevelt?
(y?i) <??>
Or, do you favor the nomination, by the Democratic party, of some
Democrat other than President Roosevelt?
(FIRST CHOICE)
(SECOND CHOICE)
(THIRD CHOICE)
Do rem favor the election of a Republican?
(/??) ("?)
If you art in favor of a Republican, whom do you wish nominated?
(FIRST CHOICE)
(SECON D CHOICE)
(THIRD CHOICE)
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Or, if you favor the organization of a third party, whom would
you want this new party to nominate?
I
(FIRST CHOICE)
(SECOND CHOICE)
(THIRD CHOICE)
Every reader of this newspaper may vote. No reader is required to
sign hia name. Vote now and mail the ballot to this newspaper.
IS COACHING P. T. A. PLAY NEW MARKET OPENED
Mis* Nell Johnson Ironi <uhe Xation- The Syiva Feed Company has !>??*
al Producing Comfpanv, of Kansm busy making alterations and installing
City, Mo.t has arrived in town to npw equipment incident to opening, on
?*W " ''?n,*' lal; Saturday, a ?at market and fancy
ont play, "Sky High", for the P. T. *' J
jL " jrroceiy store, in connection with its
Rcfcoarsalfc have already >V.?rterl, business. Mr. Jatnes Buckner will be
and it promises t? k, anmsinc i?t*l- . ^ d whiA
eating, mysterious, and all in all one
af the best home talent play* ever vvdil tresh meats and fancy gro*