WILLI AMSTON IS THE
PLACE TO SELL YOI K TOBACCO.
TKY ONE OF THE HOUSES HEKF
>tl' I MF. 24.—X I" MBI I* B.
IMPROVLu
CX)TTON GIN
* IS BIG ASSfcTi
Staton's Gin In W'illiani
stx>n Is Doing Big
Business
J*t at this season of the jnir there
is great activity in ginning circles,
and WOiiamstoa this year a especial
ly favored by having a new. modern
ginning establishment in Staton's cot
ton gm. With the machine r> operat
ed by an electric motor, it is p>i sihe
to handle cotton at any time of da:-.
and gin as little as one Hale at a lime
This new establishment turns on: a
bale of co" ion in fifteen minutes froe*
the time it is taken up fruo. the wa
gon.
Such an e»tabii hn*r,t as this
lotli conl for the farmer, aM the k
i
cal ixt i-ess man The fanner ca i
■
get "he highest ea-h r.,ice for hi- ol
ton and the seed w.theut further ha.v
•. ing. and there is always plenty e
baye* V The business man ha.- the
opportunity of oleftng his bid with
out having to visit the varkus farms.
Wdiiamstoa could nicely handle a
I rcat many other establishments, and
n is lo be that the con: tag fu
ture will bring lew irxiustries to our
locality-J. S r.
AGAIN: THE CARELESS
SMOKER LOOMS I P AS
THE CACHE OF A >TBE|
- 1 ' I
It is too twl that the:e is not J
]
way to train the urbanite in the rnkt
of the ouil«>rj and the camp tie
just as te must Seam for the sar'eik
1
of life and property, the traffic
sanitation law* of the city.
It ■ wrong! He should know thai |
it is wrong to throw down a light. • '
1 I
match or cigarette ia the forest quite j
as well as he knows that he mu- !
not thro* tin cans and M clothing
mto the struct at home
He should Vara tlw etiquette of the -
fore-t as he d«es that of the draw |
Ing room. In l»4h rases, eertari ,
things aie or are m-t d»-.ie by ikoe ;
who kac>w.
Tlrf .-«■ oker woukl not throw h, j
|
match or cigarette stub, oe emp-) jL -
pipe asix s on his nasi a ug or ta j
Ue ewes. That w*ulti la a grv*» no ■
A
latum of . octal custom and. bf->»de!
It might ihmirr the fuiaiahlngr. |
Ttx' same smoker, though—with i
out thought of the eonsniuence*—wil '
tut* a burning match or knock ta.
burning ahe* from kis pipe o* t
floor of hi ho*-t.«Jhe fyrysl, p he-r«
H endangem not only pniprrt) sor 1.1
aaitliaas, but human as ael I.
Double window | HBC , arpuiated b\ 1
• distabce of two wdhets and juamt
together at the edges by a .pecai.y
patented mehmg process to |itnat i
- - - - « •• ' ' 1
aaoaaure or dust getting hetweea
them, are iunl to keep out the cold
ia the piace of ordinary doub.e win
dows. It is said the beat. ia»ulaliv*.'
a» perfect under theae cuaditions. 1
NOTICE or SALE
Cader and Iqr virtue af the aa>h-'
erity rnataiacil ia a certain deed ot
trust executed aa the 3rd day of Feb
ruary, 13(21 by A. E Williams aad
recorded ia baak C-t, fligr MB ■ I
Martin county registry to secure the
payaaeat of a ce.taia bond af uvea!
date thereof and the rtiptdatinm af
said deed mt Oast aat hariag beew
caafM with the iiadi 1 ligm il trw- j
tee ril sell at public lactam at the|
court house dear ia Maitia county, at f
~Tii 11 N. C, ta the bight i
badder far each at 12 o'clock m, oa'
the 17th day mt Ni nafcii. IX3 the!
failowia ihiniil tract of Ipad:
Baaadad aa the «aa by the bad
mt Raaaaaa Rabenaa; aa the math by
the laad of Raaaam Rahernaa. sa the
vaat by tha af the WBMaaas brirs.
md aa tha aaeth by the bN af Ag
TVs the 12th day af October. IKI
B. G. HARRISON.
THE ENTERPRISE
THE WORLITS TIMBER
RESOCRCES ARC BEING
STEADILY EXBACSIED
T«ber FNa Other Natisa> t aa Not
Br Ifcpi adtd I paa to Sap*l>
This t 'odalry
The United 9tate> can aot depend
upor. the fore ts of othei r.antries
to aagaev its own timler supply.
' according to the data p«sente*l ia
-
"Forest Resources of the WorW." a
new book »lit tea by forest ecoaomurs
•of the I'aited State* Pepartuent of
agricaltute. Thid coaopi*Lci. re stu
dy of world timber coodriouf' shows
that the world's mjuimnew.- of ta*
taker wfll doub'e within the 1 est
:ty jure if the rale of merer dui
j iag the past few year* it maintained
M«reor*-r. as the rate of the timhe r
growth is fjiul to anl) tw« thirds
Jof Use amount of wood cunsun »■ 1 the
'«tJl jpply is couetaatly shrirking.
"The mt pressing forest problem
from a world «taadpoiict i th>- neces
rity of providing ade|uate future sup-
I
pi of sot wood timber."* states the
"This can be dene by 11 in*
all of the forest land for the cortinu
°u# production af timber m>|» /
pmtrt t only 19 to 15 per cent of
•he world*.- timber land is so handled.
; red being regarded as a mine
valuable only for the timber no»
| s-andiag on it.'
This new boak, *hirk u bet pul.
I listed by the govermaen|. eoafirn
; the earlier statements of the Depart
1 .
i mes»t of Agriculture, that this coun
try carina* depearf upon import*, of
o* the great, all purpo-e soft w«*'-
whe' it* own supply is rone
Rti \i*s show a iin.ciii:
or CIVILIZATION NOW
Highway* ladrt ta the kiad af Lin.
It* I «ee* Lne. Goad Baud* ,\er
•vsary far Otkrr Adiaatam
t
'•ikhoa, f«»we hi>\-rb.. * rot*
*" the character and n>iltu!i.a of an%
.*1 a 1111 ■ I t) cat be property judges I y
the ciaas of roads it has ~
The caaanati) whefc can afford a
good raad and is content ta walV.w ir
aaudt ist h) thia« >tanurd. not tbor
; •«*hl) Ttm taay not U
agrweable raad ng far (W cMVmbti
| w.th bad na-t-, oet v«rj ptwpJe
r will Judge their neighbor* by stan-;
, ards no aaare exacting The man nho
1 "■ afford aa ant nine halt, a telephone. 1
! * •utrtatag #ys*em. a warm bouse, and'
| good rlaAhe*. and wha walks, borrows J
|h» beigkbors' pboae. by can
has a cold kaaoe and wear* rae .'
I. |
1* called c**iaed by kis neigh !
A fHd road ia a* aecmary for the 1
enyoimeat af the modern j
ri 1 ilia at law has ta affer as is the abtl- j
- it) ta rand I which wu oaee the ar- j
eaaaplishmewt only af the prwat and)
the kiav.l '
t The itiaaiiiat I farm ir seldom c;
■*** r faaad aa a goad raad. The il
'iderote child bp M liit hgmde a
ignod ruaaL Ptoafde wha IN« aa or
aaar goad raada gel ta town, aee piic
tares, Biz wiith their fe3ow*. eajoy
a rich aacial hfe. visit each ather. hay
aad scR «paickly aad easily, ate h
| *o«k with the wurld. Thtrwhalm
the R. F- DL iff rain ar mm* laya kis
imlililiiß thg earner.
law «f tha iiiiui k the ftlisHj af
•Bhw chdd eg adult j
he imafangfch. but the bets seem ta
I .
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taav EC™ W '
WILLI AMSTON. MAR UN ODCNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. " yt ESDAY. OCTOBER I*. 192 X
1* All\ fc OKOWJM
aht-D I'OlAlUtijOF
BKIThK i|l ALi i i
Mountain Irish l'otatoes
| i'mve 1 heir \\ ortn on
Eastern harms
KALKlliti, Oct ii. UtfCiVa ic
caved by ho:. C. D. MaUu-k>. ciue.
of the iliviskm of borticu-tuie. ih«.
It demoastiations mnir by cc-a-t.
m eastern prvic iK-.
I native pwn seed Irish paUttm from
ilhe mountains of this Stale ant
to and oca superior to the xy>i ».
| tained fnocn Maine and other notii.
iera .-ourre*.
ta repotting this work, R. F. Play i,.
, as*, -taut horticulturist >j; >. "The !«•>
main consideration- in tki. cvmpan
MHI were the relative nirlinrM ant!
»he productivity. There ii>
; difference m the date of malunty «».
| potatoes from the tno soaw. but.
j thme from both dniirw men csarliei
jducrd locally the preceding ye.*,
j "V ium the standpoint of 3 icid. the
j mountain jn wn see,! irate supers. .
An average of the IK les*_-
1 bowed that the mountain seed pro
•lured an average of 174 bushe - ,
No. 1 potato.-* and 48 bushels of the
. , "" Tr mides The seed from Mair-
I P""lured *" average of l.i« bushre
m *h 51 bushels of the lower grade*,
j This shoo* our natire ;iu«« select
, ed seed to be superu.r by 24 bushe:
' of the highest quality potato...
j "In all these test, a good stuml n
secutvd from f„« both s, w .
it is a fact however, that -«ed from
Mame often fail to give a good >tai*.
|on account of disease an.l chilling an.
overheating in tlMk. Since native
j rr "*" """l P** et|ualiy as good a
yield »,th chancca of iajvrjr from .kg»
\ l-n * vary Might, due t. (he Aon haul
I earners of eastern Carolina shoui
plan now U> get their wd from the
j produa-n, of their native State -
I
A MW tlullov (Hoh-.w -- -
jt*as Ui. adopted by the tttik.t
' Ot tdettUllk. lltr.v
toioie Ciuiaeae Mefraw «e>. . lr .,
•oU» ouiuerals and by I L* , .
cgmiug vAte.
* -
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.NUillL OE !>.tLL
I nuei ai«d by * >r.ue ul tar auli.
jO.ity nnUumi in a (r.taii> *oi «i
|Una executed b> U*llr U*dr. ai».
: »Ur, hu&c 1' IbWilni to Ljt .
' SIGNED UuMrf, aiMl IMHIIII| lUr uatc
'OJ IdinuQ ttia, ISKI, ul ■eu.K.
IWI Mae public ItguU) ul Martin cu»
ty. in took (j-2. a* page lo. MM,
J deed o. Lnbt having bct» given to
cure uie |a)iucot m a CerVaia Mae
I *>t evea date abd teaoi IbcrewH'-, aa.
U« trißi and conditio** tkemi. con
! tauted not having been cuaplvit with.
I and at the request of the hater ot
■ aaal note, the uuderugaexl trusee
I wit' oa Monday, the 19th day el \«t
I toUier, 1*23, at 12 o'clock m.. ia froat
of the court h>Bi« door of Ilanaj
count) ia Williaaaston, K. C, offer
for tale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, far cash, the follow-!
tag described teal eatgt*, t* wd; i
That certain btw* aad lot ia the
Imi of Williamatoa, X. C. former!)
beloaging to J. G. Godard, aad for-,
fermiy occupied by Jack Hoard, aad!
bounded as follom.:
Beginning at the northeast corarrl
at the intersection of Pearl aM Rail
road streets, thence along Pearl stieet'
•a a> eatfffa direct iaa 10a feet to 1
John L. Roger—a s liae; theacr along
Joha L. Kofersan'o liae ia a aorthrr
ly direction 108 fee*, ta tha earner a.
this let; (Wag gliag Johli L Rote. I
saw, or Mia. Rofenoa'i Mag ta Pear'
street, ta the hrgiaaiag rant ma a»
•at fourth (1-4) acre, mo.ear less.
Thoae three (I) lofti ia the lap of
1* aad 20, ia block A. af the J. W.j
Watts Can* had diviaion. .aid dHis
; iaa being of record ia the pdhlic reg
, istrjr of Martfci county in laad dhrh -
iaa M Na. 1, at Me 484.
This the Uth day cf October .
WHEELER MARTIN.
MATER >PORTS prove
TO BE VERY iWI'LAK
•* Our Featare of the Greater Shot,
b? Shaus That Is \l:ract
iag At teal ion
Popularity of uate- sports is ag^in
attested by the cafacit;. crowds whwi.
are nightly filling the "cirous blu
seaa- ia the big water circus a? th»
Greater Sheedey Sb«»-. playing :
week's engagement at the XV ,nnebc *»
county fair grouads.
Hcaiimg the dr» nr !- au'ies fc
I ""BuhWes" Bentum. hol.ler of man)
' champioiaship awanli. whirh she ha
. won in the fea's. A high dive n"
a :0o fo. t ladder iato a .-hallow ta L"
, is ma«ie by (.'apt. Oscar I a Yalle. an-.
, the antics of -George Haley, prem e
water clown, add a screaming titrl
j * * * Thia is the first time tfi
Shni ley shows have play ed in the
I '
. midtlle west, and press and public are
I
i endorsiag the orgaiuzat ion as e'ea
' aiul motlera. The ."haeii« \ Show- a
, tie bcs>t and carnival ev.
- showe>l in (hJikosh. The nianagemer.'
is high cfcuss in every rp-pect.—O-h
k«sh |Wi«.l Northwestern. June
l«S.
It is gratifying to reproduce ark
j endoisement of an olganuation that
I has l*en hi>oked for the Roaaoke f?.-
I
j this fall, such as the Sbee»'ey Sam>
I hart Ijfm p|i aflml' ailli al ilaaii
j former showing
' iorsements ate proof Aat the peopte
of this section will haw attractions
| here November 13-16 inclusive that
are more than wofh witae^ong
aad with these and ethers booked l,y
the aiiaarmie-t, we see no rea.on for
the I! ar * k-- fcur not surpassing aay
•n eastern Carobna this Ml ia attetfi
aace aad ««n|i
LOCAL NEWS OF
BEAVER DAM
Mr. A. toototed to Rock)
M«uat Fro la)
Mr. aad Mr V\ 11. Rogers -pent
Suaday with Mr. a>«! Mrs. Fli Ra\
Messrs. G- I* >n» t«son ami Ileum
Siapsoci mvtuir W :!ll«nv-to, Sat
unlay.
Miss Nollie W .nn -pent Frt-U;
night with Mrs A I. Ray*or.
Ma*r>. Le-tei 1..-e* rs an.l Hay
>« d Roger- mot-teal to Williamstor
Saturday on bun v
j Mrs. Emm* Oi nai spent Suiub)
, afl'-iaoon w,lh >1: Sylvester Ray not.
Mr ami Mi J 11. Rogers. Mr
lister Uoger- an.i Miss ies.-ie IW
attended the revival at Rofcersoa* .lie
•Suaday aighU
Mr and Mrs M G. Feel ami fam
fly *P**t Suaday witih Mr. ami M
' M- M. Cimiady Mahington
Mr. GIBS KfH *ffil to Wililin»(oi
' SfttaH mj mm Wsiim
«
I _
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!THK STM.K IS AIL M£T
S IN OKLAHOMA lOR THE
IMPEAt HMENT WORkI.NGS
| OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. II
I —At least a full »«k of iateasi\e
| laveatigation. with ptassibi) ro-n
! member attigwi to or* comm ttee.
faced the lower h«use of the Ok hi bo
ma bub).
w«b pnllaian •le'aiL- virtaall)
cumplate tha house wa» ready «o be
2m tamtnea with the real work of
*s impeachment program lookiag to
the trial before tbe senate af all elrr
(He state idßcinl- who may be fooal
It is expected that all comabttees
laiestigate the elate per.iteatiary. the
state reformatory aad all other
V
■ HfedMii Mfli ' |k
LLOYD GEORGE S
TOI R PUTS HIM
IN RICHMOND
! Will Go To the Virginia
Capital for Week
End, October 27
| WINNIPEG. Oct. 14.—Concluding
j his visit to Canada, David Lloy«i
! Irfoipr. former British premier, !• f*
1 late for Minneapolis, Minn., foi
i a U*ar of the triil western ami e;. f
t era CniieJ Stales liefore sailing for
Escj&l eariy in Novcmlxr. Af
deiiverirjg hi.- formal farewell address
, to the dominifln last niirht, th« - foim
1' er pnratwr remained quietly at tlov
ernirjent house todayvuntil train turn
I except for at letting a Welsh servtie
at a Method* t chuich in the morn
ing
Arriving at the capital at !» a. m..
Tkarxiay. Octol«ei Mr. I.loytl
(George will remain until Saturday
night in Washington, when he will go
J to Richmond. Va.. for th>- week end
! ai*. a day. Monday, lie will leave
j at 10 »"c!.ci Moii-l.i> niirht for I'liila
t "ielphia. arri\"iiiß there at !» a. nu.
tVtober 30. a'-l after spetuling the
•by will deliver his final address a.-
pnrviously iann«iuncil liefore sailing
for r.'iflar,'i
V% l.t.hLl COTTON LET! Kit
B1 SAVANNAH tOTTON
FACTOR AG IC COMPANY
Las* acek start*-"! off wilh a low
market. I•ronilxi contract.-- in Ne»
I
j Yock droppoi to i~. .m Mouda).
I October Mh, w:«h mi>ldliti|t cotton al
ithre |wr*i selling for 27 to 2" 1 -4c
1*« |>"U!«i l»r> gowi. market- were
f .lull, cottoai nulls were tlnvat« num to
. rlo*e. the moathei was K«"d and ex -
[ erythtiag mvucil lo I* cotton
| temporarily laitei in the week, un
t favoraldi- »«ill» : \isitel the western
( s«tM>a of the Ult, exports continued
«
• on a lile-ral .-«ale, 4>tuners fixnl tin
prices on exer) dip. the south found
ready h«.}H for all cotton off u>.
the brm fi-m abiuad was favorah
that the contract markets. ailiMimn
and Hctol 1 l ie per pound al>>
Morula)'* figure-
Cuttaai cwi uio«-d !■) Ameiican null
■a September amounted to 4.N'!,'.».
lokspavuiot t'j>t.«l.'l la* )ar, whii.
thi» ahoweJ a decline of lO,UKI hales,
evpoC.- weie 2Cto2 Itales laiget
than m IV2Z, jud tlie iiunilier of cot
too spaadle.- active in America nuin
lieied l3 more than bit year.
Coltaa in consuming establishments
at the ead of September amounte
to Mtly 773.173 bales, againist UMU>,
HIS last year. Mill stocks are so lov,
that more spinners request sellers to
gnve then, car initials and numher
as soon a 4to« is ioa«lwil in vrd. j
that the mdu aught trace and de
aial lanaandiate delivery. It seems j
ip r ten pie'er to buy from hand to
morjth in order to prevent' looses
shoal "the market for taw cotton de
clirxe.
A large southern exporter c«tiin:U
ml the cuUaa crop Saturlay at 10,-
BHJfi lade*, which, in our opinion,
wOl he the approximate size of the |
IKS crop.
W» still beliexe in higher prices
for cottoa.
-OH. TOC WILDCAT" TO
BE SEEN AT THE STRANH
THEATRE WEDNESDAY
j
The &U& Mildcat Div. war offere-' J
a shew written aiound the humor- |
oas atcab ia a soldier's life in Franre
aad called "Oh. You Wildcat. This
show rilaiae 1 all the characters of
the war as MM in Franco. After the
lid Dhr. Ms ami discharged KupV
Kemper who was with the Wildra' i
•ham eaaaaaad to play it throughout
THL ENGAGEMENT OK
POPILAR MILUAhSTUN
,! HIIHL IS ANNOI Nlti
' I
Mr, Wheeler Martin and Mr>. Ikra'
tndrr-ua Herr at
Vismmtm nt I'artt
i
On last Ti*e.-day evening at th*
, home of her mother. Mr. tthe. iv 1
\
Mart in. Sr., Jltx o>car Anderson en
tertamed a number of with .
' horo-cope party. II»e home was love
Iy m its (fecoratKAs of fail tiower
•
' pmk ros*> being U—-.1 in the fron
i parlor an-i dahlias in the l«ack parlor
I an.l huge reii .tahha.- u-e.: in the o
i l»nial hall with lichts -ha.le.l :n blue
j The gtie-t- were met at the ii.i
I by Mi>s Nina I p>'««; an dafter tlirn
arrival they were invited by the Ii • -
! teas into the hack hall where thej
w re asked to draw from a large b
prophecies written in attractive lit |
tie booklets- The revelation- were |
the -ante, that Mia Jiwph.nr Han
loni l»avis ar.'i Mr. Kdgar Green l\.-
eoe would le mamed on the 3ni >fci
i.f November. l?2t
The bride-to-be was b*»> ,•*«">! »
the good wishes of her foer-ls who
werv present. Miss Itavis ha- IIIE.h
her home with her aunt. Mw . Wise.*!
er Martin. Sr., in Williamsten for th«
pa-t several years an.) has man\ -e i
trves and here who are k--. ii
ly intere-ted in her marriage. M
Pace is chief of the afhalt ilepart
ment of the I nitm Paving comp..o.
and has b> en empioved in that ca|u
eti> here for tone tisaa
Bridge and rook were playeil f.
an hour then ice cream m keirt -ha|»-
with little cipi-i- an! ujw
them with fanrv cnke- weie serve.!
Th.»e inuM weie: Mrs. Kanme S.
, Biggs, Mrs. A. T t'rawford. Mr-. Cur
rie Biggs William-. Mr-. J I». Itigirs.
J Jr., Miss l>ai-y' Wvurn*. Mt> J \\
[ Manning. Mr fc Kvj Mrs.
 'harhe- Jaue-. M is- Sylvia Tpt»n
Mt-s Nina rpt.«i, Mrs. KlMit I'eel.
Mrs. k 11. tia«(„i.|, Mr- O I
Head, Mrs. 11. M. Stuhh- Mr- A I;
liuiuiir.tr. Me*. C. It. Ila>-d'. Mrs
J. (i lMxlar.l. Jr.. M.S. J. S. lihoale.-.
Mis. W Ik. WalU. Mrs. J W Watts
Jr., Miss Agne- Itaker. Mrs. A An
dennn. Mts.s Carrie iMIe Wh:te. Mrs.
W. K. Barker. Mrs. Whr*i*.r Maitm.
Jr., M .-» Margaiet Everett. \l >. Vel
'a Andrews. Miss Nell*- Wynne. Miss
Martha Cotton Crawford and \lt (
Mnrtha Slade Ha-ell.
JI Ul SS. PEEL IS
COMMISSIONED AS A
MAJOR IN t . S. AKMI
Julius S. IVfl, Mai attorney, a ..l
• icastonal contributor to the new rol
»
unins of The Enterprise, ta> exhib- j
itiing yestei'lay to a nurriber of frierit I
lis cretiea'aal- sigr»e«l In the l*r- i
• lent of the l uteal Statu* *ppoi:it
injf him to the rarjr of rea/• -r in th-
I iute«l States Aim;. Reserve o,ip-.
Major Peel volunteered in the Worid
\ ar soon after the l'»lti.| State.- en
t. red the conflict, as a private, be
ing detailed to an officers tiaiaing
* I
|it nip, an.l later ptesing thiough ad!
the gradm fnn smid lieutenant U>
tlie present ran kof major
Major Peel's numen-u- frier*!- are
»■ rati fie. 1 with hi' necesa in the mil
| itary circles of our nation, and are
iconftiient that has ambit ion- will elect
him to a stdl higher office in Cnrle
Ham', army before many more yean
turn into history
j the States with considerable swveas.
I and on Wedaef rkny evening will plat
! the same shew here at the St ran.'
Theatre far ear inlaitainiairnt
The show is the —r as see* by
h .
oar boy* in Prance in every Mai 1 ..
IHLS MARKET IS CAPABLE OF
GIVING SERVICE MIXED WITH
ABSOLVE COCRTEST—TRT IT
ESTABLISHED 1898.
LOCAL BOY SCOUT
; TROOP HAD GOOD
MKKT THURSDAY
All Boys I'resent Take
An lnteest in the
Meeting
lhe local troop of Boy SviiyU heb"
i tito.r legulai meeting Thursday night
with one of the be.-* pro?iMW thej
have had since the troop was orgai
.zed here.
?
Tiw bugle call was followed by lie
rea-iinK of a chapter from the Bible
by the patorl leader of the Beaver pa
trol. After the reading the entire
troop engaged in repeati'-g the Lord s
pra\»-r ami then each and every bo.,
mul one paragraph from hus Scout
h.u«t book. remin.Ling every boy of
-onie* good turn that would be Kelp
iul to them and other-.
After the rea.linc an art.cie was
read bv Scoutmaster ljlle> in regar-fc.
lo the purchasing of the Seoul uni
form. of which is the duty of ev
ery Scout to wear when sn the Scout
! activities.
This meeting "as one worth whi"e
an.l we are going to try and make
the next one bett. r. and as we have
.-aid before, with tie cooperation of
every Scout ami the town at large,
we can make thi - one « f tTie !»>t or
ganization, that exists today. and with
Ttn 1 imnrfif trrterest ami acttwvty that
has been .-howti by all the mer>ber«.
this ideal is now nearer in sight.
Boy Snutj of America.
Williaiin.aton Troop N'o. J
illKUl ILIM. ol tin:
NEW INULsIKIES
•1
' leceni deOMon oL tlie iate
II v oiiuut rce coinliuteion which ,-iiiie..
tlie VilgliUa ian»a> ln'tiitK-krtl to
_ cvO>lrurl a uiie ifiiitr Ui i»ti
Icuui mtiK*a uti tin* tLal U;e:i:
di« alr\-aii) Urn naii) .-vU wti uu«c»
lin tiperaliun, cat neti a umi
■ .-age to tile thinking (►
t n.lcr tlr "public cv>n\eiuciuce jh
iim'.iMty" pi in. i pie, r«Klatoi> lw«iir».
U*ti -late an.l national, tia.e p!ohlt»-
iU.i the building ot coUipetllig pubic
irwlitj, aii.l 11 aiisportalioEt line.- wl.ere
a'ln|ttatc sin ire was aliea.ly being
tendered. I lie theorv Eoi tn» wa.
I that if the .-tatea regulated ra!o u
I public utilities on oi.e t.an i. U*l a;
I .-o -Jixuld plotetl then. against ttrol
| l-.-,a or uiijat competition on the o.
lei ait well.
!' The Interstate Commerce curnuu
-i..n lias gone a ,-ttp furtie-r ana vir
tually .tented the right of an iiwluali\
such as coal wining to open up a
new property. On the same theory
it might deny a common carrwr per
i
Sunt tun tu build a .-pur into a wheat
country, a fruit -ection, an new saw
I mill or a new mitie on the grvti.
I.that theie wa- an over prouuct.au •>
J the commodity which contemplated
new development.
It would seem tliat tlu> is a dan
gerous precedent to establish. It onl\
iiu-ani di.-couragement of new bus
■
me.-.- and eventually a shortage of
mtaiui commodities with resulting
high pricee to consumers. The eon;
nii.-sion'ii act may have been justi
fieil in the present case, but it dtould
not hav e the power to piace its judge
m»-nt above all others in sa) lag what
new industry nuy be built up.
. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR
Having this day qualified as the ad
ministrator of Woodley Thomson, de
ceased, this is to notify all ptu«w
having claims against the said estate
to exhibit «me to the uodenugned "
within twelve months frta the date of
thv notice, or this Mice will he plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to tha said es
tate will please make imnardiaOi pay
ment.
This the 15th day of Oct.. IKS.
J. W. ANDERSON.
Administrator.