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Th Sronlaii 'f lvM WriMe ia t th Suia that he ' luu
printed and hidden .Way to jbe circulated m Jana TO m oroer
to fool and meji j 9 P1? of .Madlw ty ;with
fal sUtentimta, and mak It too Iao for me to anwer.- 'Any
. man that would (to a dirty trick like thia ia iot . wottbr of the
vote of the good peoplei and thouM he briudd a. ardiito.and
tun hy th worldm
mine by chance t Md of no of theae circular ad fa it -to
me, hence the anwer.:w,:':: i-i yp$W:M$l '
FirtU i He aayathat ! tried to connect hint jho one yrti
wrote the "Yellow 3hoet." ; I h ct 5 i? - 4
man of brain to write a aheet like that. ThU, being the case,
Would leave Grover and my'mtidr, i fS:H''iw A
Scond: Relative to the cot of the,primary, Utated that
it would coat in Iom of June to the people, eienes and taxes,
more than $5,000,, 1 Grover aeema to be devoid of anderrtand
ing a 1 goon, .dianrtooi!:" Peking
to my stateihent. 'i'-r--:,- '., e:
Tkiril i - Dr. Roberta' Affidavit
Mr. Grover rdmon hi his last minute eircular sUtes that
ho has asked me to go to-J. Will Robert. 1U!1"
ment not to have a second primary. He said hU occurred on
Friday, June 1st.
The following is my sworn affidavit:
I was going to the Cafe for breakfast prepariri togo to
'Little Pine for the primary, Saturday, June 2nLv Greyer, Cleye.
land Redmon called and requested I me . to go and get J-jJ!
Roberts to sign an agreement not to call a cond primary. , I
said. "Grover, if you get one more vote than Wdl does and he
calU a ond primary I wouldwork hWite.
am oing to do against you today. I told him that Will was
iTndmg on the Court Houke porch and would be lo sign
ch an agreement, and betged him to go and get it signed. He
laid Will was hot-headed and so was he and requested me to
,u , ." .1 1 wnuM a and set an aarree-
sto. 1 tola mm 10 wn iu' . , .
t$t Jieii'this arnirtg d'l took it to th, Hder,
but he wMf ione. I told some boy that were atandins thereto
toll GMW tha Will had signed the agraement and 1 would!
memyv I wint toTthe COUrt IfW Irt JdAYUl make tU f
lowina akreementt y,r l,
i "We, il Will Roberta' and Grover Redmon, agree for the
mgn man lOBave m nomusuoa or jeinf 01 used in fJie
I left for Little PmO and did not see Graver at anv other
time that day. These'- ara the facts, and juay other sUtom
contradicting is an absolute taiseoeoo ? . ' .va.'-.-,
- .v . I ;,FRANK RQBERTW'
Sworn to before me this 2&th day of June, Y , '.;'' ..
J. HUBERT DAVIS, Clerk Superior Court.
Fourth j ' Never made 'any statement to any .one atajny
time, any "place or any where that 1 was to get $2400.00" per1-
year and any Statement to thetontrary t an absolute falsehd-;
out of whole cloth. '.?JJ4, ft t (V "'j
Fifth : , It takes buines-atdity- to run the RegisteM
Deeds office and make the Tpa .BooksV This being the case; ni
County would come out badly in the hole to let Grover ha v the
office for any price he might nane,rtakug his past business let
1 . 1 . i: t lt : I'll.. mJli,
')0'Mpm and. intehdio-doita-! J f !
Party where you belong, and let Republican Party alone, ,
You can't fool thoae Republican any lonrer with your Democ- r
raCV. : . will mat 'fni'A. ')! '. r , :'ai' ,' . , , j.l
b HeriReo trie to dig up th'a 'deid on a mat-, ) (J
tw that was sattled at leat more than 51 year. ago. Io tho
Z. - ." ""ovr "v" ',Wjp oeire ;ni iiOior. v.; tl..
'i iw iwwaii ivh. wut unu rcvufuoa m inmnn uoci
ed 14a. $ at page 366. hour of Stephen Roberts vs t. W. Tweed
et4L. tlis,case was compromised and settled out oixourt. By
m chancO, there was an old , note of $160.00 going to C. W.
weed tbt was not turned over, that was included in this set
tlement, and was settled lohgVeA, There iatno record of thie
transaction recorded anywhere; (note $160) Mf. C W. Tweed
and, I. were warm personal fries' dr. all his life and remained so
-until his death.': Mr. Tweed never mentioned to me in hi life
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'after this" friendly suit that I owed him one penny. , , Mr. Tweed
(ifasyOnsidered a good coIector-and if I had , owed him any
money he would have uedn4 and collected it. I. was worth
iVJnrs, C. W. Tweed is a perfect lady. ' I have known her all
m?' .life. ' We have been Iifef-Ionjg personal friends. I have
never in. my life had any business relations with Mrs. Tweed.
I One. layabout a year ago I met Mrs. Tweed in company with
. a a k I . a : shaka. Xata.
which I made no charge.' lrltfiVx 1 T " !.-.ltWaf'o,.and tried tp'sneak.
; Sixth 1 Grover says that he foW quitter he will be afMbut thank God, by chance I
June 30th) is why he called second primary, v This bemr ipho.cUlars m time to expose and
case, I suppose the following tnamedf entlemen who had a j d people, you all knov
.:.L Uw jall eeond nrimarv Groviw dld-ihavei known me with a clean
IlKUL . UUUVI U'W - W - K , f iVT.-' I
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bilitv as a criterian to so bv.. K l have saved the people of MAdit7'Mr.VW..R. Sam on the street.: and Mrs. Tweed mentioned this
son County more than 95,000 1 attorney tees and other expens. note tome, and 1 told her, that the note had been settled in court
es bv beinc able1 to do things fd them in the office that I didiorimer.than 20 years aco. and I h'ave not heard 6i k9D. until
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it out among tha peojf la m Secret,
got hold of one of these' rOtten 'cirv.
give the people the truth:tut st.
r me, and have for years and y"
record and kind and courteous to-
would be, according to Redmon,' teiined "quitters:": Mr. Jeter, you' a.11 regardless of politics, durmg my official life. Thu beinftj
q...v Ia.r..lhiV Mr. John SDrinkle.' Taxj: CollectOF.Mr. I the case, let s an maice an extra aiTon to go to ine pons oatur-
Robert Tweed. County Commisoner, Mr. Bailey Rice, CountyTday and show Grover Cleveland. Redmon that he can't win in! ,
r!.mmimaioner.. Mr. E.nOCh - Ivector, vounty umunuinr. i nuaiian v-uunijr wiw wtump wraumii uu ma """"i , , j
Gentlemen, are you Uuitters, wr Keumon myi you n c n vr, prunns i b w. u pwio 7 uIUr uwu
do you prefer to be called a quitter and be a friend to thejr tfcfdie and Gentlemen, let s resent this by having a heavy vote,
payers of Madison County, whkh y '.'"' Your old friend,
mend you for it. , , lZ-.. ' WILL ROBERTS.
Seventh: You aon't-eny ewev-ow AWJ.HifUMiJAi. A-JV-tKTisiwii)"
WRECK MAR-
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OTH6R SOC1M-;tiW
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Edwards and
son, Judson, have recently viaited
their daughter, Mra Blake, of Pine
horst, North Carolina.
Mis. Bryson Tilaon went last week
JBylva to- visit her sister-in-law,
Mrs., Clifford Tilaon. While there her
little -daughter became? very Ul with
PLAN TO ERECTlEttfDVED
.The recorded story of the life of
wwtlfAlf i A VQ TinCOf AT "i
XnmiWainrl 0 41110OlVil-iMry,.the ststsr: of Martha and La
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ARY WORK
plains itself to our reader;! ,
1'.: Duke Foundationi Co.
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be- Mrs. Si a. nekartng, wno nas Den
A' hrtrriblei accident occurred
tween Mars Hill and the Forks. of Ivy UT for some time, la ot improving.
Monday night about nine o'clock,' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holcombe, Eve-
when a Packard coach ran off the road lyn, Elizabeth, and Billy, of Washing-
almses, the' worst among "which , fe
typhoid, -.dysentery infantO.uterrf
arua, can be compared with the Wo
man's Missionary Union's work of to
dav.Luke 10:38-42 trives the account
kuvthAVifff , V ' - ' I rhrit.' vinit' to th homa.. Marthn. '
TK..fl5a.,RTtWomn' Missionary work has bu8y with u. :. Mt
nn minf nn v.r ma (Hl.l rfuVLI1. J ... . . . . ' . . . -
je-
Tk. iurakii Hnanifal ine tkvf, arainst disease and death,
. . '- v. I. . i .. . .. . . .. .. :L.tak. II -'.i-.-j- . ... :. . rf.: . ... .. ...-:T
written the following letter which sx- apomis em, carries ana spreaM??'1 v n varis fiers- at- Ifa fet and learned of Blav
UJP ItaeaaeM-.fee keaDioo- the iriilk bot-llteln
ture exi
plaining the Duke Hospital En- lPPed, the tsugar bawl WaAd;
j.. . ii.n , M&Mh.n u Wo 'int. the prepared dinner ta-le guarded a-J,.
uuniucuv a tnMuai mn-i. . v i - 'i..vi rv"
Tountv Seat of Madison Countv. ,n" lnls oeatn-aeaim pi
and turned over and -over down the ton, D. C., are expected to visit his which is relatively thickly populated I1
is well to remember,
high bank in front of the residence sister, Mrs. L. J. Carter, and other with small farmers. The county popu
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Metcalf, form- relatives about July 1.
erly the school building. In the car Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huff and chil
were two young ladies and a young dren 0f wingate, N. C, are at their
gentleman from Asheville. One young 8ummer home in Mars Hil).
lady was seriously injured, the other, Mf c G Jervig who hag been
somewhat injured, and the young man te&Mng at Sn.ithfield, N. C, has re
suffered a broken arm and other in- turned 8nmmer wkh hig
Junes. The car was driven by Mr. mothe w p
kodi. Beimeia, siep-son vi xur. uun
Rev. S. M. Stroupe took the R. A.s
to the Asheville ' ; Recreation Park
Tuesday for an outing. Those who
went were Henry ' Stroupe, Jack,
Billy, Hal, Oscar Carter. Bruce Sams,
Franklin Wilkins, Ernest Moore, Carl
Carter, J. C. Gibbs, Jr., Frank Brad
ley, Howard Page, Roy Sprinkle,
Elias, publisher of the Asheville
Times. The driver could not account
for the accident
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf, sitting on
their porch, witnessed the accident
and rendered assistance. Mis .
Adelaide Buckholtz, of Asheville,
who was most seriously injured vas Brunfir HoneycuttBeh Hugh Clark,
71 ' , t0 i.He h08plt?1Jm Woodrow and Glenwood Edwards.
Asheville. The other young lady,, R Moore returned gatur-
who was from WasMngton, D. C, d ffom r.,
and a guest of Miss Buckholtz, of, , -
Asheyille, ite stunned, was given ' J "7 T:
first-aid treatment st the home of ho .,e,t Ma June 20t .
Mrvahd Mra Metcalf and later tak- .,.. wum,
ent Asheville:- Mr.: Pon Elias and disappeared and has never been heard
'w.-w--Ufl,--MnflM.'.w.-' 8ince- She is the daughter of
L-Ui. .. k Mr. B. E. Honeycutt of hear Mars
from the time of the accident "The Hin .'
car. was badly wrecked, lut was the Mr. and Mrs. J. P.. Smith and fam
naxit dav' rotten out of the deen ma, .bread Mr. and Mrs. W. 0, Conhor
by the assistance'of Mr7 Metcalf ahd left Monday to tour the Wesi . ;.
otheriHelghbara V Mr. D. C. Buckner . Mr.;Paol .Bruce pi Mars -Hill, was
and other neighbors were sympathet- caught plowing on his farm aa. Spoon
I !it . ii m m '. Ivour dinner table or babv's milir.voDleai'u.i' Luke 7:37.50 o-ivea fha ..
wicn small iarmers. in, cuum; yvyu-i-- - - vT.r.XiCr.!W'.''vj "
lation is 24.000. There is genuine need tle the next stop aftr visiting, onjcoun pf a sinful woman washing the
for an adequately endowed hospital unsavory matter wmcn iney -eei witn ner tears; and
as many of our patients are unable 1uem' lne 0681 way to TOIWrRlW'Ww,g nis Doay witn tne ointment;
to pay a hospital bill that provides 18 lo y " ureeaing piuces
simple maintenance without a small. and keeP clean h?uses and, clean
t fV. k!in in .ttenHAOM.. premises. But this does not do, away
An article appeared in the local paper w,th the necessity of screens, - tf
a few weeks ago mentioning the Duke swatters, traps, poisons and sticky fly
Endowment Plan and since that time PaPers- Thev are a essentials ?n evi
there has been a great deal of specu- home to keeP d(wn this 'peskyVj
nuny, aisease-spreauing qrea'jre,
Declare a three months war.w 'fJiesjItheeV-!
nowi
Pathfinder,
Ki?m:Tr: ' LITITV'LJZSGq said of Mary
&&mmt,la good part
wwnwi,- giving ar tneir supstancs to T,
fTay thv axpenses oiClirist and h s- "d in
jbhat she had chosen
that would not be taken
account we have t
John ll.l Her bro-.
vwwiuuu wcjt cunneccea wicn ai-
oaiy was engageu wnne ne was on
. , ic and helped the unfortunate young
people. - !':';- :
' MARS HILL' SOCIETY'
Attending summer school . at . Ashe
ville Normal are ; Misses JSex, Bamsey,
Louisa Webster; Annie Young, Mia'
nie Parker and Bernice Ammons. ' , ,
Miss Ruth Bruce is at Columbus,
- . Ohio attending the University.;
Visiting Mr. snd Mrs. .Page this
- week are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins
and family from Brownings, Texas.
. r Mother Soopleson has friends from
her former" home in Mississippi vlsit-
.'Miss Irene Edwards, who" has been
-visiting MisS vAileene Fryi bf Waddy
Kentucky' Ifor the past f Mr; weeks,
f has returned home. . l.; ' 1 '
. NOTICE Te Mutual Benefit Health
ur Bd Accident Policy Holders. AU aoar
. 'iterly 'premiums should be delivered
: to me on or before July 1st "
C E. EDNET, Mars Hill, K C
2t-pd-June29 Box 256
Creek last week by Mr. P. D, Landers.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A- Myers are tend
ing their farm hear Grand View.
iMiy' and. ', Mrs. iCeorge Duly ; of
Grand View visited his sister, Mrs. R.
A. Myer3 last Sunday. - '
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Haynie had ai
guests last Sunday Mrs. Haynie's sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Robinson of New
Bridge', Mr. and Mrs. Verne Cody and
children of Bull Creek
Mr. and Mrs, F,, Cr-Haynie visited
their old home, on Bull Creek last
weeayt?.; rB,
Mr. ..and Mrs; BeA .Clark hat as
guests Sunday herV'.Mrs.liYates
Ammons and paZ'.-tftyMsZfozi
Bob, the .small son of Mrv and. Mrs.
Therol Amonv wh,o-.,vs.tiuite sick
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lation as to what constitutes the
Duke Plan.
Although the county is already
heavily bonded there is some indica
tion of a willingness t conform with
what is generally regarded to be the
Duke Plan. One or two very wealthy
residents have signified their eager
ness to contribute generously to some
worthy cause with especial reference
to hospitals.
If you will lend your interest and
cooperation it seems likely that much
will be accomplished.
Very truly,
,whJe fie was being entertained in a
Pharisee's home. The Pharisee re
buked Jesus for allowing a sinful wo
man to wash His feet. Jesus turned I
to tne Pharisee and tauirht him
en her dead toother. John 12:3-7;
Mark 14:1-9 gives the last record wt
have of her. Mary had a keen in
sight into His death. She came be
fore His death and anointed His body
for His buriaL Jesus said '"whereso
ever this gospel shall be preached
throughout the whole world, this also
that she hath done' shall be spoken of
for a memorial of her.".
It is the women who are taking
a tl'ata U. . 1 -J.-a: a- - a.
r- - a . , . ! aium men iivuio uuuea, to sit at
ieflSnn nf tnririVAnaao onH nvatilna. 1 ..
- .w-a.. . a..aa gl.vi.uui;,
the Master's feet' who are hearincr
and I fha r.oll nt fV.o UTocl-a.. ..'.U TJ.'-a
. va w.. lunoKI .U g WJUI J1JIU
EMEY BOUND J,Q
SUPERIOR COURT
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Wohri 4:3-36 tells us of Christ and
the disciples' journey throusrh the de
spised1 country of Samaria. While on
this Journey he met another sinful
woman at Jacob's well. After Jesus
hkd fold her of her sins, He revealed
JllAiself to her as the Messiah. She
hastened to announce to her people
hyf KhA hurl mat fk. .!. ta
WAIVES HEARING ON CHARGto " Z
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Calvin R. Edney, who was anertsd ,7"? "re lnBl "eaus 8nowea .tne
j ' iniiwiniiii Tna nrnira n c. mrAnf Ha iHn bj
"--"'a'"-' v nunc sscsa vest, iirtun, X1C
He then turned to the woman
u,y Slns oe wrgiven t0 those who are dead in trespasses
and sins to awaken them into a new
some time ago to face
culating through the mails
Marshall Hospital, Inc. (County prior to the primary Jun'enof
An explanation of the Dufce Plan . ''yellow sheet," waived preHmtharV,
will appear in an early issue of the examination before Lee Bryaiv,r).jLt
News-Record,
at 2 o'clock here Tuesday,
bound over to Superior Court.
i ewuasu uvw. vv urk ivi w v , j- t. (
U VHA-U lit IlvilU m. aa which has been made. , Witnesses for
cJlarga'of:e)rJl" the wnit
t20 the ilelds that are
ed,' ,
get us to look upon
are ready to be harvest-
life in Christ Jesus; and those who -hear
the call that are memorializing
their lives by giving the best Ihey
have in making ready the second com'.
ing of Christ.
Mark 12:41 tells us that Christ sat '
by the treasury and saw many come
and cast their offering into the treas
ury. A poor widow cast in two
mites. Jesus said she had given more
than all, because she had given all
that she had.
In John 19:20 we' find the women
(CONTINUED ON 8TH PAGE)
PRESIDENT
dp
last wask, u,rkirwi
M.r.;and. Mrs. Cart Edwsds -spent I
Sundsy with her father; Mr. Phillips
on Gabriels Creek. Ifi-rk-"-
.v Y. j ' '' n t'i ' "i in ' J.
uA brunette': mav ke detVJtd bljnerd
after she has decided to We blond.
the State are reported to be Mr! 'and
Mrs. George Meyer of the lUHimrtet,
Press, Biltmore; and L.
The newananera have been this ueteetive Agent,
week full of the National Democratic I"10 worked on the case. Mr. Hastings
Convention at Houston, Texas. As WM 0,6 onl one 01 the three witness-
va va tA nntu tin nnminnMnn Mi w F'""" a uu,y.l auvss unnw
been made bv the Democrats, but h be created in the case througb-
seems to be conceded by the newspa- Pu th County and a large crowd
per reports that Gov. Al Smith of WM P'eseni in coun lueBoay,
XTm. V 1. .-JTI la. Ik. .t fiaa
l Wail MJ VITO HVIUIaniC l I a. , g, . a -
Democratic party. Fot several weeks r rOHl Vaiirornia weeK
it nas Deen apparent tnat ne wouia
be on'oiie'Side and Hoover on the
other side. Much interest will ,be
taken in the election next fall.
The political convention in Houston
has o completely covered the news
papers that the Baptist .World Alli
ance in Toronto,' Canada, this week.
Ess been .completely overshadowed. V
FUES SPREAD DISEASES' .
MR. W. R. TILLERY FOR HIGH MAN
CORRECTION .rt-":
Marshall, N. C
D Till - ,1' - W7"V
G. Ha)aW;HUl, N. C - '' '; J,. s' -f
;, AslievKrUhtyr Mr. Tillery: '
I feel like you and I should pull our strength for Grover
Kedmon in this primary.
All reason teachea that J. Will Rnki.. k k.u i v
sough. . v " T
, . I think from all reoorts'that C.mvw k.. - ....li 4 k
to win. So let's oleaM halt 1,, w! v
I am yours truly.
E. N.WARD. .
'According to Dr,-E. ' L.. Bishop,
health '. (coinmissioner 'of ' Tennessee,
the- ordinary Bouse fly. which is tol
erated, in far too; many homes, stores,
bakeries and restaurants, Is the great
est- single problem- fc man's war a.
The item last week that Mr.t, end.
Mrs. Harrison Hamlin have ahWunc-T
ed the engagement of their daughter.
Miss 01a, .to Miy. fra Fox,,,was..xut
true. It was sent in by somite Smart
Alee -who was ashamed to sign her
' 1 - .ll'.WiiJ- i- a,
own nam vuv aqriiea a ncunons.i
The first club ' encampments .fr
tMs season -was held late in ' May' at
Camp Leach near Washington by 4.H
club members 01 ltt (Jounty. Bijcty-
five
the
re young people werepressnt for. I
se four days. ,T-"i t
Ml
Mara Hill. N. C
N Ward Jne 27, IMS
Marshall-. NCt '., :':':-":
M)f dear Mr. Ward f ,:.ii,.(;,'?ilvj'
'1 cannot jery well eewply wkh your request in the above
Tetter for the following reasons:
'' m.n time Reptiblicas. and vote that ticket
C 2nd.-? I think the hiah man. in th firs nrinun .kA.,lai k
oaa.A ,',cTr,M. ne nom. unieaa n cooid be proved that he gained
"" the nomination by fraud. I, :...'. :t 4'.-, v. wVi
rfp 1 1 am not in favor of a second primary, as it brings a
fllf . aa. aafe a-V -B lh at aaaa aha. aaak aaaaaBBB. A ak. aa " - - - B A A . ma a.
ship upon the people and an mmecesaanr exnana ta tK
taxpayers of the County,';; S'.f- .'. " - '
v-v?'n.ryT' reapectfullyryeurs,'
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