PIIESENT VQIU:
IS NOT ENOUGH
(Continued from page one)
with approved water supply, 'sewage,
bathing and toilet facilities. Proper
heating facilities, air space and venti
lation are also required under author
ity ofi Sec. 1319 of the Consolidated
Statutes.
for in section twenty-six. The voter
may indicate which of the markers
Ik desires to assist him; whereupon
the registrar shall direct that the
marker or assistant so indicated by
the voter accompany said voter into
the booth and give him such aid as
may be requested in the preparation
of his ballot, whereupon said marker
or assistant shall withdraw from said j
and unfair to us.
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A number of sections of the State. Wftl j to u:, niac w;thin the rail.
Law regarding county jails have been d h not accompany the voter to
cited in this letter for the purpose of the bauot uniess assistance be re
laying this ' matter undimmed before d on acC0lJnty 0f physical infirm-
your board of commissioners, in or- ;t and ch assistance is requested
aer inai you may nanuie n in an ex- by the voten or have any further con
pedient manner, and with the full ac- versatjon wjth said voter prior to the
complishment of the State Law re- time that he deposits his ballot. In
quirements. the event the voter does not request
There are only two courses of pro- tIlf. ass;uance of anv particular mark-
cedure for the State Department to er or assistant, then the registrar
take in passing on the conditions of shall appoint from among the official
a county jail. The jail either meets markers or assistants some person to
the requirements of the law and is ajd tne VQter m preparing his ballot,
"approved," or it fails to comply with ',
the requirements of the law and is JUST FORTY-EIGHT
"disapproved" under authority of umiDC ADC i VHT
, (Continued from page, one)
Chap. 163, Public Laws of 1925, which .
makes it unlawful to use for the in-
7V" . .u?l' . : ' Uolicy of frank discussion of all mat
X I1C IJIdll WIlll.il Wd3 uvnig wiliiu - - ... . i i ,
J r 5n,nmv;nr ttJ Meters pertaining to community better
meet the minimum requirements of KUU1 ""u. .J ?
t:i o..i-.: ' a tion. We are big enough to realize
i a r u i i j u that out of the mass of contacting
law, therefore the jail would be d, - . dc
approved" per se for lack of apart- conform to rf
t ' j .i... ...-I. the majority. ,
x recounucuu uuu uU. uu.c. u- chi around on your
uuiu3 u w'v " shoulder: nor stick a sore nose out
sary tor ne jau .improvemenr ne fc .jnched ve g mimon
arranged for meeting the comp ete excusewhy you ghoddn.t 8UbSCribe
minimum retirements of the State fo The Franldin Prcss for most of
Law, before proceeding further on them afe unworthy of y0Ui
inc JJU, uctdUSC 11 Win uc uiatu;-
proved" upon completion if the min
imum requirements are not provided.
Thanking you for your co-operation
in this matter, and assuring you of
our full desire to render such as
sistance as we can in this connection,
I am,
Very truly yours,
J L. G. WHITLEY,
" "( Chief. Sanitary Inspector.
ment attains success when it arouses
ADVOCATES NEW
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(Continued from page one)
Yellowstone National Parks, the direc
tor declared. "The. deer in Yosemite,"
he said, "are so numerous they are
destroying valuable species of plant
life, while bears in the Yellowstone
are becoming too, numerous and fa
miliar. We will have to transplant
some of them." " r
At a luncheon today Albright spoke
to more than 500 members of the
Knoxville Civic Clubs. He left at
terwards . for the park area, where
he will spend a week. He is ac
cempanied by A. B. Cammerer, his
assif it who was ; instrumental in
obta. iing $5,000,000 from the ftocke
fellers for purchase of park lands.'
North Carolina and Tennessee have
deeded 158,000 acres of mountain land
to the government as a nucleus for
the park. The Great Smokies, when
all lands are purchased, will be the
fifth in area in the national park
system. (
UPPER ELLIJAY
Mr. Jim Keener's children are very
sick with whooping cough.
Messers Charlie and Howard Moore
spent the week-end with friends at
Bessie.. . ,
Misses Mary, Maude and Gertrude
Mincey of Gastonia spent Saturday
night with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. (j. Minccy. They were ac
companied by Miss Anna Laura New
man and Messers Clarence Lutz and
Hoyle Broome.
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MARKERS CANNOT
BE PERMITTED
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any member of his or her family ; for
the purpose of aiding in the mark
ing of his, or her ballot or by any
other' person requested by the vpter
and approved by a majority of ' the
election officials.
Sec. 27. Any person who, on ac-
count of physical disability, is ob
viously unable to enter the booth
without assistance, or who" on account
of such disability, or. because of illit-
eracy, or for any other good reason,
shall request assistance from the reg-l
istrar or judges of election, may, up
on such declaration and upon his own
request, have assistance from any one
of the markers or assistants provided
WEIGHED ONLY 99
POUNDS: GAMS 321
"I only weighed 99 pounds
started Sargon but -I-weigh ' 13
and feel better and have
strength than in 20 years. A
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MRS. FANNIE CAUBLE
estion was so bad that I couldn't
eat anything bat bread and , milk. I
lost weight rapidly, had terrible pains
in my back and sides, and a rheu
matic condition developed all over
my body. For months I couldn't
turn myself in bed or - even move
without help. I was told I couldn't
live and I'd lost hope Xf ever finding
relief. But bargon changed my whole
life. , I am eating anything I like
without the least indigestion and I'm
so strengthened and invigorated that
I -do all my housework and milk the
cows too. There isn't a pain left in
my body and I actually walked three
miles the other day tox a school house
to attend a meeting.
"Sargon Pills cleansed my system
of poisons, put my liver to work and
ended my constipation." Mrs. Fannie
Cauble, R-2. Box 80, Fletcher,. S. C
Perry's Drug Store, Franklin, , N
G, Agents. (Adv.)
1930, R. J. BayBold Tebacn
Compuf, Witutonalaa. ( C
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pretty good reason after all. The ci run
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When you try them aild, , , I c
. mellow richness of choice tobaccos- nee, I
silky smooth that makes smoking I
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