M- IN COUNTY RECORD ;i,,j T,.n ob torn THE NEWS-RECORD The paper that tells what the people in the country as well as those in town are doing. IV.TTl" ru RDOAn NCW established May 16, 1907. - Consolidated Not. 2, 1911 Published TWICE A WEEK Tuesdays and Fridays THE ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPER OF MADISON COUNTY MARSHALL, N.C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930 4 Pages This Issue lvol. xxrx 1 OFFICIAL RETURNS CONFIRMED ELECTION RESULTS AS GIVEN BY THE NEWSCORD TUESDAY As can be seen by the accompanying table, the officers which seemed to be elected by the in complete returns which we gave Tuesday, were all elected. We repeat them as given, naming the three County Commissioners: REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND $9,559 Raleigh. A statement filed by i James S. Duncan, state chairman seriously injured Saturday in a head- ' on automobile collision on the south- i ern outskirts of the city, one of them ; being- a seven year old boy who is not expected to live. His name is t,e 0ru o of secretary of state James Jasper Durham. Others injured were Carl Hill, Mrs. Carl Hill, Carl Crotts, and Julian Durham, brother of Jas per. For U. S. Senator: Josiah W. Bailey For Congress: A. L. Bulwinkle For Solicitor of 19th District: Zeb V. Nettles For Representative: N. B. McDevitt For Register of Deeds: Jeter P. Ramsey For Clerk Superior CAROLINA CHAT : Br GUY SWARINGEN TWO HURT IN PLANE CRASH Kinston. Pilot W. J. Mulqueeny and his passenger, A. V. Deaver, were injured Saturday afternoon when their plane crashed into a tele phone pole at the edge of the central highway in the Kinston city limits. Tair-injurie wer f ound. to be su perficial. Mulqueeny's address was given as East Detroit, Mich., and Deaver's as Deep Run, N. C. Court: J. Hubert Davis For Auditor: J. N. White For Sheriff: C.M.Burnett For Tax Collector: B. E. Guthrie For County Commissioners: G. L. McKinney Guy English Claude J. Wild YOUNG WIFE KILLS HERSELF Goldsboro. Young Mrs. Theodore Potts shot and killed herself last week, after her husband had taken her back to her parents' home, ac cusing her of being untrue to him, and had taken out a warrant against Daniel Mozingo, whom he accused of prostitution. TO A. Hartness, gives the total of con tributions to the Republican state campaign fund as $9,551), with the same amount spent on the campaign. GET-TOGETHE1 THE ISLAND ON Madison' Vota on Amendments For Amendment No. 1 412 Against Amendment No. 1 . .1107 For Amendment No. 2 871 Against Amendment No. 2 673 For Amendment No. 3 500 Against Amendment No. 3 801 For Amendment No. 4 1200 Aigainst Amendment No. 1 . - 834 POSTAL CLERK BOUND FEDERAL COURT Durham. H. M. Beams, special delivery clerk, has been placed under $750 bond for his appearance in fed eral court next spring in answer to a charge of embezzlement. Postal authorities say that Beams has con fessed to taking money from special deliverv letters over a period of months. ROMEO IS DEAD Asheville. Romeo, lion, one-time lord of the Sudan, later lord of the Asheville zoo, died last Thursday of double pneumonia. Now he is being made into a lowly rug for men to walk upon. His widowed mate, Ju liet, mourns his going, as do thou sands of children and adults in west ern North Carslina who knew Ro meo. HUNTER KILLED BY TREE Cooleemee. Willis Atkinson, 29, was killed almost instantly Saturday morning when caught under a fall ing tree while 'possum hunting near r nairia nnntv. He leaves a L , 1 n d , iM.n. wife and small child. THE PUBLISHER'S COLUMN !. X SOME RESULTS OF THE ELECTION NOVEMBER 4, 1930 As might be expected, some of the citizens of the United States are disappointed and some a"e elated over th- results of the election iust closed. When it comes to a battle ef ballots it is impossible to please everybody, but as true and loyal citizens of a free country, we have to accept the results, whether we like them or not. And if we as individuals have done nothing dishonest, morally or legally, in our zeal to carry out side, we have nothing to regret. It is the man or woman who has iaken advantage and done crooked things who .should be condemned. In our form of governntent, with all the machinery of laws, moral codes, and every other possible safeguard, occasionally crookedness may creep in, and violations of both moral and legal codes be made; but it is generally conceded that all the crookedness is not on one side, and all the righteousness is not on the other side. There are honest and honor able men and women in all parties, and the human race is, to say the least, imperfect, and until mankind has obtained a higher sense of the Golden Rule and the Bible injunction, "in honor preferring one another," there will be dissatisfaction. The Publisher of the News- Record has done his dead-level best to steer clear of partisan politics, to maintain its non-partisan attitude as stated in our first issue in October, 1924. In protecting our customers and trying to be honest to friend and "foe alike, we have possibly been misunderstood at times. But if we have failed to maintain a non-partisan attitude in The News-Record, it has been an error of the judgment and not of intention. Now that the election is over, our political differences should be for gotten and harsh words of one against another should be guarded a gainst. If any individual or group of individuals has violated the laws of our country, either in the election or in other matters, that person or group of persons should be prosecuted by the courts, as the upholding of the law should be the duty of all loyaj citiaens. . 11 A. M. TO 2 P.M. SATURDAY, NOV. 8, 1930 MADISON'S VOTE ON STATE DEMOCRATIC n'fiomi Nathan Vnr Stnto Troaa 1743 Pell, Geo. P. For Corp. Com 1694 TIT". 1 ci 1 TT' VY ill uoi lie, oiaiuey, rur vjuijj. vjumi. Small, W. L., Judge S. C, 1st Dis. Barnhill, M. V., Judge S. C, 2 Dis. Frizelle, J. P., Judge S. C. 5th Dis. Grady, H. A., Judge S. C. 6th Dis. Cranmer, H. A., Jud'ge S. C, 6 Dis. Sinclair, N. A., Judge S. C. 9th Dis. Devin, W. A., Judge S. C. 10 Dis. Humphreys, J. Judge S. C. 12 Dis. Harding, W. F., Judge S. C. 14 Dis. Warlick, W., Judge S. C. 16 Dis. REPUBLICAN Greer. T. G.. State Treasurer Prevette, J. T., Cor. Com'r ig29 1 1. T1 l f I uampoeu, a. k., or om r. Paul, John D., Judge S. C. 1st Dis. Tnrnpr. Oscar R.. Judere S. C. 6 Dis. Prlt,r0 H R Jndirp S C. 8th Dis. Downing, W. C, Judge S. C. 9 Dis. OFFICERS 1602 1594 1754 1699 1736 1733 1696 .1687 1700 1699 Let's get together again. Let's talk with our neighbor from the other side of the county and become acquainted. Let's learn of what he or she is thinking; of what he is doing on his farm, she in her home. Let's get his view point of coun ty affairs. Briefly, that is the purpose of the Get-Together PiVmV to hp held on the Island in Marshall on next Saturday. Also every one attending is go ing to have a good time. The committees ap pointed to arrange the program and to plan lor the occasion in general are working. They hope that many families (for this is for the whole fam ily, ladies and men) will fill up a large basket with good things to eat and come to tnis picnic. Last year every one attending the Get-Together Picnic, held in the new Madison Farmers' ware house, certainly enjoyed the occasion. The talks by the different ones from the different sections of the county, the songs by the male quartet from Upper Laurel, the selections by the string band from California, and our own magician, BenFrisby, made a program that was not at once forgotten. Let's do it again. If the day is one not suited to an out-of-doors pic nic, arrangements will be made to hold it in doors. The committees will do their part; you do yours you come! (Signed) Committee on Arrangements. hran.kon. W .TnHtro S C. 10 Dis. FIVE HURT IN HEAD-ON Brinl) K M Judge S. C. 12 Dis. . COLLISION Hoyle, J. M., Judge S. C. 14 Dis. . High Point. Five persons were j Klutz, G. W., Judge S. C, 16 Dis. . 2364 2353 2343 2337 2293 2332 2335 CARD OF THANKS Allow me through the co'Iumns of this paper to thank the voters of Madison County for their support in the election November 4. I shall in the future as in the past serve to the best of my ability. Respectfully yours, J. N. WHITE. OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS November 4. 1 930 o u a i j CO rt N co "2 " "S -o 7 -o d g tf g Z -fc d - 0 ,- o" - dJ oJ dJ 3 3 22 y. Z Z3 q, c Q. o-o BO BO lc EC 2B Icffi j h x H jh M KM iW M ij 5J ;j c Eos g fw fa pa t o l Ik x x oj HS hS Hw hm 'hw HC o Ed B & o HO 0 X a2 o Has o s. p. in t-i o E 13 00 W c W 00 K IS o (- O Srt IT. Eh X Eh C is w rr. c O 1-1 Hffl .O 0 C V s HO 5 iJ A a BX tr. it. HS - a .a o W .'ps o O 1- DEMOCRATIC Bulwinkle, A. L. For Congress Bailey, Josiah W. For U.S.Senate. Nettles, Zeb V. For Solicitor McDevitt, N. B. For Representative -Rector, Mrs.Howard L For R of D Woody, J. R. For C. S. C. - McDaniel, A. B. (Buck) Auditor- Burnett, C. M., For Sheriff Peek, Wayne, For Tax Collector Woody, Andy, For Co. Com. Edwards, Marion, For Co. Com. REPUBLICAN Stanton, Oscar, Solicitor 19 Dis. Harmon, Roy A., State Sen. 30 Dis. Jonas, C. A., Cong. 9th Con. Pis. -rBard, G. M U. S. Senator Hutchins, J. H., Representativa Raniey, Jeter P., Reg. of Deeds -Davis, J. Hubert, Clerk Sup-. Court White, J. N., Auditor- Ramsey, R. Rn Sheyi --rr Guthrie, B. E. Guthrie. Tax CoL McKinney, G. I. Co. Comr. English, Guy,-Co. Comr. -TWiu rianda J.. Co. 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