FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C. T'lCAPITAL Kaleigh, N. C., February 17, 1919 The Gcncria Assemble has just three >vc^’'s left to complete its worir, but it will I'U'.'ly linish the task before it ’ 'thout v^ oi'k.r " very lono: over the s'N.y-,:;\y cribod in tho Con stitution ;'.s tiie bniji'ch to which a s; - •’■■■ o : ' S''aU‘’s expense. Both branchc.- of the As==:'u;bly have fc.- a’j i liv r V, T’ Ml ho’!’’’''" V'l :;hecv’ . L.enr^'voni sos ' o”'? r 'C^n ' ■ ..,11,- (_.V. pru. lU ' ':'.C Do: hotel lobbies, but no public hearings have been had on any of the bills pro posed. In addition to the labor de partment measure, representatives of the nianufacturers hayo offered bills i.i ' o h houses v.h’ch contain many provisions embodied in the rccom- | mendat'ons of the Commissioner of i . ’ - r n;iil Pri:\tinj^. About the only I ’:i' ri:il difrerence is the absence of j ’ ' i ; -• cT the hea l of the labor de-j L'icnt rrom the child Ir.V-or ccr.i- | niifiiiun proposed in the c;)pos;l;on ; ' r;:' and the elimination cf the: ! S' : The North Caro-' V i;’ '' on^- ronce for Social Service in .. lo;: cn 'rhnrsday an 1 ;'r' :ay . . cn-’orscd Ihu '?'• u;'.’cva-; * I • : |i, n.\ -’0S0.1 by the C ' u't-! •- a .'cL is ;oon to fu.iov.' 0; \ :r, vwn to - f'■ t ■ ' Th - llo’^ el:: ii;(.Tv-abilK; iliO < • ;i i .iu.:,; r i . . i. I.' i' '(n ■ - ■ ap- Dr. 'ako ■ ; -1 s ■> hi; var- ' 'o;\ aUir. )1U‘ ' ’(..urt Jus- Ihis th;- Sm^rei.ic v.ill ’leri-afLcr rcceive 1 a ■' O' .cct. I =r.‘ -V r vi' • M s V.U' I ^vill ('ravV s.' fcr Iravc^lini;' expen- -i*-.-'. Th;-,. i;avi> been recLivin.L!,’ $:>2''0 :\:. I >.T'»0 for fxpcncc?. Vhe on :’v: I !’l lo :i;), twenty- f'-. . ’ ■ rs O ' .\lv'Cr L ri'(';n ihe J :-n at the time the vote was taken, f'. tiUir.bor Oi republicans v.ere in < ; .'i'ns''ovo a'.ter;(!;ne- a conferance oT k'a>'er.- c..lk\I to nioet there for :!.i- nu;".:: -e of drvisin.'j: v/ays and .Tieans io b;'at the v. icked democrats f-.vo year.^ hence an ! iiius :^:ive the Mate from dej-’Taduiioii and ruin. P.v.‘in'csentaiivt; Brov.low Jackson v( nt alonji’ with the olhtr brethren. Tile suffraj.Te issue lias not ycL been •0!isi li‘rrd. Xor has the bill providr for the election of members of scanty boards of education by the peo ■ ilc emerged from the committee to hich it wa? referred when Senator [\ arren offered it in the Senate. Hear- irgs on the several child labor bills pendinfi: in both houses ai'e expected srul the outcome of the fiirht is await- eti v.ith interest. The manufacturers sire fi'rhtina: the administrative fea ture of the Connor-Saunders bill, prc- pHred by the department of Labor and rrintine;, and insist that the lav: ->uould be administered: by some otiicr branch of the State .uoverment. It ;.s the same old story they have been rutssintr alon.c: every tv.o years for the past decade and the same insidious »obby is on the job for the purpose of rjreventin.s: any effective labor le^isla- '.ion from bein" enacted. The fi.u’ht is :*■ fever heat, with both sides stand- in j2T by their ov/n Runs. The Stevens-Scales road bill was dis placed in the Senate by a substitute oiTercd by Senator Stacy, of Roberson The material difference in the two 'ficasures is the bond feature of the substitute. Instead of meeting the F'ederal road allotment by a direct tax (>n automobiles and other motor i-ehiclc3. the stacy substitutes pro- rides for the issue of bonds not to trKceed four and a half million dollars ••lurinp: the next two years for the purpose. It also reduces the number «f the personnel of the State High- v>ay (’ommission and increases the present tax on automobiles. The House members say that they are “lay itig for this bill” and what it will look like Vvhen the Senate asks for a conference to adjust some minor dif ferences no one ventures to guess. The prevailing sentiment amongst the Rouse members is decidedly favor able to the idea that those who use the roads mush pay for them. The Stacy substitute has got everybody i:uessing. Hon. Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, addressed a joint-meet ing of the Genera! Assembly on-Wed nesday and spoke to the North Caro lina Social Service Conference on the evening of the same day. He advo cated progressive legislation along many lines and related an interesting ^ry of the navy's part in the great world war. The Secretary was given a great ovation. ' The child labor iasoe is still a live topic around the capitol and in the : 1 n’lor r:’’nt'" .' ■ r. hca;l ■ • : '.f, ; :':d- Tor i c’^'L'r to prvfcn; rir.'oiTiM',' to the bi>]l • • i 'havii?:^ ■ ■ ur !'‘r con:,! \n c; : ]y h.'avin;:: will bo r ;■ '.i'i'ed ■' is 'n ^ i ' ■' ■ -• ilea'ii cT Ju--co 1 Michael Hoke Justice last v eck vas j • -h u v -r. al ..'cgreL. j He was co .sidcred .as one of the Tn-ei-t , type?, cf southern chivah'y an.l oc- | ;1 a varin ]ilace in th? hearts oi'| Xurlh Caroliniar.i of every class and ' I cc;; '.iiion. Ilis record as a jurist v>as i characterised by devotion to service ' ,•> • ! i}\-' ccn:a<.’:e lo do the right as conscience dictated. His succes?or is i’le Jlor.erahle J. I'is Rry, of Yancy j county, v.ho contested the nomination j v. ith Juu.iv;* Juiitice in the June prim- ' ary, but v.aved it and now is receivinir i a reward ror being a MA'S". He is ; vi(k']y known tliroughout v.vstern North Carolina and is a lawyer of ability and standing. | Tiic- n ■•i;;crson county road bill : reached the Senate on Friday and ^ went to the Committee on Public ; Roads. Senator Cloud has previously j received a number of requests from i i Henderson county democrats, to hokl | the bill for a hearing by opponents of ! the measure and Wr. S. Y. Bryson j 1 arrived Saturday morning armed with petitions containing 230 names to op pose its passage in its present form. The i)etitions, which are addressed to Senator Cloud, set forth: We the undersigned working dem ocrats of Henderson county, do not at this time, favor placing the roads and road machinery, and maintenance in the hands of the present Board of county Commissioners. Almost the iivot official act of this present Board w’as to discharge the County Farm Demonstrator, for no other reason, so far as it is known, execpt that he was not of the ‘right’ political faith. The road machinery is, and has been, I in charge of a board of magistrates, I one from each town ship of the coun ty, and we are still in favor of this , board as the body to have ultimate authority in road management, in- ; stead of the County Commissioners. We favor a commission of three to be appointed by this body, who shall have active direction of the road improve ments and maintenance and the ap pointment of a full time road super visor, v^ho will be responsible to this commission. We also favor any other amendments to the present road law , which will facilitate more efficient I service, and better roads for the I County.” I Mr. Bryson does not think the j people of the county generally have I any idea of the provisions of the bill sent down early in the session, and which passed through the House with out a hitch. lie can see no reason for proponing to turn the road system over to the republican commissioners and appears to have mighty strong backing in the protest he will make to the passage of this bill. A substitute i will probably be offered for the Jack son bill in the Senate, in which event I the matter w'ould have to go back to I the House for concurrence in the Sen ate amendment. Representative Jack- ' son says it is a democratic fight in which the republicans of the county are deeply concerned. However, he will s'tand by his guns if the propon ents of his bill insist upon its possage without change. The probable result will be the pas- suige of a bill in harmony witii the progress of the times and all differ ences amicably adjusted. ' There are no names of republicans, on the petition brought down by Mr. Bryson and this fact .is having weight with Senator Cloud, who seems anxious to do what a majority of the people w'ant done. The names of prominent men in the \town J\nd county, some of them being public o.Ticials, appear on the Bryson peti tions and this means that the argu ment is not cn one side. The point is being made, and v/ith some force, that the country people were not con suited in the preparation of the Jack son bill and that they have a right to be heard, since they must bear their proportior.id part of the taxes for r o: I n'; :i i n t e n a nee. iSJr. Chas. N. Wrcnsluill, manag ing editor of the Kus'l:^v, i:uri:r‘3jd Ills Raleigh friencls by ;;hov, ii'g up h; re on Saturday. But ho did nut tarry long, leaving on tlr- v!’•ht sk^ep tr for llendcrsonville, af: jr chce!;;t’.!j in his rccorc^s as secrcL.ry oT Lae Henderson county Exenr,.rojvr.i at the ofi'c:^ of Cant. T. ?.i. IvicCafgo of the A'ijutant flcn; raU'i rSc ^arL- ment. iMr. Wrensha'l v.a',; compli- mcn'wcd on the splenili.I scrvice he renck'red as secretary io ihe local board and went away fjcKng good. Senator (.,'oward, o'' Ja; ';.ion Couii ty, leaves today for liis Iionie. He goes as a member of the committee on State Institutions and will visit the Cullowhee Normal and other ed ucational plants before returning to his post of duty at the State Capital. The Senator will be away the greater portion of this week. Representative Lyday, of Transyl vania, is a faithful attendent upon t!ie sessions of the House. Any con stituent who may come here to see George Lyhiy will lind him right on the job. He is a close observer of legislative happenings and stands well with his broi,her members. Tran sylvania did herself credit by send ing i\Ir. Lyday <iown this winter to represent her interests. He makes iittl noise, but gets what he wants all the ?anie. Stella-¥itae THE GUARANTEED TONIC FOR WOMEN Iia?? been in SUCCGSS* fai u'JOniti'.clli.s.tinentoithosediseasea to N' oriiea lor rnoLQ than a .'jivd o? r; c'-': ".-.i’-y, i'of y "'■' :;rr. it ha^ be^’r* nld nack’r pc.,.tivo guarrute;; io beneilt. v3nc; t>ot= 13c o'lt 01. . se'vS hr.;: h?.: i i u’...;ued fer,aad ov::'" ckd; : for p. T r,’. Jy.is been Thou-ar ... f ]ct< :.v.s liiicllii.s prar.iii. Sc 2};'''- 'itsi.' 't ;.d of bcnclit t :j'> '<u\o ;.ee^ rcccivcd. n.'... il. i ■ - -.^^1, •<: J-Iii! i I..y Vv'iilc.j v'j ”:v, joilc'.v,'.,: i "vvii-. :'2 c V’-: Iclied i .' •: MCaI m l;ie Iv. d i ■ . '.'I ill 'XII’ . ^ Avoid Bev/arc of Counterfeits! Some are Talcum Powder. ., r - ■> » ^ f i ’ ' : C'-i.i c VC'i! liCiI - - i -> ■ t By l aving your system In rrood cor:;ltion. Take Svcrr’s 1 !ax- Set.l L'n’ulsitJii, Liuoniae, as ii prt veTiiative. This wr i.r.vu rciiJcd/ r; jr d F^jsl' I>i i:r) 11'* I y.stera lo a fi;«i lict’ 'til blaitiiarcia I fnorl'Tie :d T o ' ^ v> at ir,\t ( i u or as it CYorccrLts tl.j t . j • >*.- moves' 11.e •. i. . ../ linowii for JjioiJcI 1 rc^oivirv-nd T.‘v v ‘«'c ' , v'■■•) i i need of- ri ; 1 . ' 1 , -> :-r.'.T iroin ’ ’ i .1 cr i v J. Lynch, I'; -!Oi' ‘'t. I’n' ■ • Conn., 1' Linoniiio h.i' r , li ■ : as a lii’.iMir f r : . a . ■ ' ' ; curc for coii'.'j, ■ ' '.s ' . .. ! i ^ K. Pi-rkisii, i'rintli ul . . .'o School. ■i ■P hi T of Aspirin.' 99 F'ir:i.'h3 j ''iD’ "-ir- ''nm: ly DANSURY, CO;.N. ' All DrupiJiiNt';—viCc; or by mail on receipt c.f orice. .'T.i ~~1 / ;• \ -c.adic Colds Grippe Influenzal Colds Neiirilis Lam.: Bac!: ) Joint-Pains -Ibin Pain! Pain! '■ c r I',TO taLlots v.i'Ji -i.-.u-'. jf n(,“.rc‘~sar”, I. ': ■ 1...1C ; a (1:.^, after ■ ' ..iU-i'c’.-^ous discovery cf A.'pirin” .. .o „j;a prcscrljcif-fty i«.«iiUAOA!2S* For S.ile hy Macfie-Brodie Drug '■ Co., Brevard, N. C. | ENTRY A certain tract of land lying and being in Dun?is Rock Tov.^nship, Transylvania County. North Carolina and described as follovv’s: | Beginning on a water oak (Span ish oak) o:i the north side of th"' G- ’ mile knob near a bluff, the b.ginnin'.' , corner of a huntlred acre tract ovt'e i by Daniel TJcJunicins arid runs south 20 poles to a ciiejtnut on the t'outl: ;'::argi;i of the oil o-mi’e Icnob roa-’; thence uest with the o’.d ^-rnile kpoi) , road .j7 poles to a do;r'-ood and water oak on tlie-souch mar i,in of the sai:; ' old road; the'^ce nor'h 22 poles to ' stake, Wilson’s corner; thence south; 80 degrees east with the Wilson line i 32 poles to the beginning, containing ^ 5 acres, more or less. j Entered this the 8th day of Feb ruary, 1919. T. J. WILSON. G. C. KILPATRICK, I 2-14-4t-tjw Entry Taker. C.0-- ■' cn ’.1!’’ T.i’ok-ts ff DTiIv “I’ayer” packages. AND C4T;..;3H I ry cio A. a/ I.: :.-covovy "i y\'i' ic. , ;in.: ''.'.TAl'.’lIi, h;>.: ^ 1^" . we."'.!' ' i’l'dui; ; Vv'iU; t Oi.’ I’l'. T: ' C..-: 3 ("'•'■■■ ” t;'' iLJ ; Tr^iici! i* ■ ;iot "-u.'. .!, !..,.c ’vy at : !• c'rpciiso t;u;y lacritorious ■ .‘^ond light rc’./ for r. froo trial ; l»etoio you foi y t it. ..iXddross Aspirin - I'l V ..'“.rk rf'n.iyi'r Manufae- ^ture ol Aloiioncclic;*vnicstcr of Sciiicylicacici Ask for and Insist Upon **Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.’^ American- Ov/n^d, Entirely. 20 ctat packu^'e—Larg.jr also. \vooD\- <>3: rri cor.iPAz^iY, “Seek and ye shall find”j through the Diversified column. Let Us Print Year Sale Bills NOTICE My Deputy or myself will be at the folowing places for the purpose of collect ing taxes. This will be my last call. I am going to advertise and sell property for all un paid taxes due after 1 make this round. I will proceed to levy on personal property of all persons who have no real estate. And where the law requires I will advertise all real estate to sell on the 1st Monday in May, as it costs to much to collect after that date. If you want to save yourself cost and expenses, meet me at the following places at 11 o’clock on the dates. This means you. Gloucester Massadonia Church, Monday, February 24. Hogback, McNeely’s Store, Tuesday, February 25. Eastatoe, L. M. Glazener’s Shop, Wednesday, February 26th. Catheys Creek, J. C. Whitmire’s Store, Thursday, February 27. East Fork, School House, Friday, February 27. Cedar Mountain, H. Gowns Store, Saturday, March 1st. Dunns Rock, England’s Store, Monday, March 3rd. Little River, Ashworth Store House, Tuesday, March 4th. \ % Boyd, T. R. Duncani, Wednesday, March 5th* This the 13th day of January, 1919. \ ojspaxton. ■'-i'

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