THURSDAY, APRIL , 1926
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNT AINEEH
Way nesville Mountaineer
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of Labor and the Federation has an
niented it.i support ;f the Reynolds
candidacy.
The organization of the "Commit
tee of One Hundred" in Charlotte to
fik'hf under the leadership of Walter
K. Seal arain?t all theories of evolu
tion probably will lead in'o a great
fight in the next legislature when an
evolutn r hi!! ;s expected to be intro
duced. Dr. K. T. Vann. promimr.t Baptist
mii.-t.-r and educator, who fill on
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broke h:- left arm. already anipu
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Annual Report of ,he Hook Committee.
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Worth Remembering
You are pretty sure that
your bank is going to be
there next time you go
to it aren't you? You
satisfied yourself about
that before you opened
your account.
Now when you plunk
down good cash for an
automobile why not be
sure that you're leaving
your money with some
body who will -be there"
when you wLnt service
on that car?
Duckworth Motor Co.
SUES and SERVICE
I
JL'LE WELCH FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for Sheriff of Haywood county, nb
ject to the action of the Democratic
nartv Drimary of June 5, 1926.
je JULE WELCH,
C. F. KIRKPATRICK FOR REGIS
TER OF DEEDS.
I announce to thevoters of Hay
wood county that I am a candidate to
succeed myself as Register of Deeds
of Haywood county, subject to the
ection of the Democratic party pri
mary of June 5, 1926.
I d " ('. F. KIRKPATRICK.
A. H. McCracken for Register of
DEED.
1 hereby announce myself for the
i.rfiV, of Register of Deeds of rfay
v. o ,1 c unty. subject to the action of
:hi 1 h n.ot ra'.ic primary to be held
el: JU! , ". i'.'-'C.
j.i Wb.WEi: II. McCUACKEX.
. 1. SHARP FOR HOARD OF ED
l C ATION.
1 :oi.i.y announce my candidacy
i .".i:n:ition of a member of
I. !.i of Kducatioii of Haywood
. ,t,:r.,. -ul.jivt to the :;ction of the
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C. F. KIRKPATRICK.
The announcement of C. F. Kirk
patrick for Register of Deeds will
please his Kr'"t host of friends. They
have prevailed upon him to make the
race to succeed himself for a third
term.
His record cannot be surpassed it
is said by those in a position to know.
Several prominent lawyers point
out hat the office of Hejrister of
Deeds under the supervision of Mr.
Kirkpatrick is unusually efficient.
That in the registration of legal
papers and abstract of deeds that
they have never known of even a
minor error.
The tax collectors have also said
that the audidtors of account of Mr.
Kirkpatrick's books tallied exactly
with theirs. This ia an unusual rec
ord considering that he had a shorter
time in which to post his books had
the auditors spent several months
auditing the county bookkeeping sys
tem and accounts.
Mr. Kirkpatrick needs no assis
tance from the writer's pen because,
he has made such a brilliant record
and this with his unusual -popularity
in. !i ehement
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W. 'fa.. . rliair
umtsi,;. ndei ,.f
I'd the -ecretarv
'" Ileal' h. The -uivey
w a- ie.iue-le, by lending women and
o.cr.i..i!'.a,:..n- and by the State Fed-
' ' -'; f I- 'I'or. S! leliuoll ulije -
: '" l' "ii made by manufacture
' ! ..ui the state. The sur
m '. '.i ll1 be Marled pretty soon.
Sup. nil', ndent A. T. Allen, of the
-:: I lepai '.in. nt ,.f Kducation, ti-noinice-
the addition of lr. M. C. S.
, Noble, Jr.. to his official staff as edu
la.ioiiai director of the newly created
1 UIV..U f ii'foi miitiori and statistics.
Mr. I.. I.. Williams of the I'niversitv
also (f ii!. with the department in
'he capacity of loan clerk on June
1st succeeding L. H. Jobe. now head
of the bureau of publications. Mr.
Williams is a native of Yadkin county.
The second payment of the 1025
: cotton crop (one million dollars in
, amount) has gone out to members of
I the North Carolina Cotton Growers
j Association from its general offices
, here. The total receipts for the 1925
crop aggregated 1,601,661 bales, or
' ! -1.000 more that the previous year,
j It is announced from the Federal
Department of Agriculture that North
, Carolina has double the number of
counties free from tubercular cattle
than any other state in the Union, the
number in this state aggregate fifty
seven per cent. In this work the
j State and Federal governments co
! operate, the local representative at
' present being Dr. William Moore,
jveternarian of the State Department
of Agriculture and a very capable
man.
The Executive Committee of the
State Board of Health held a business
meeting here during the week; a con
1 tract has been awarded for the con
struction of a new hospital for the
State School for the Blind authorized
by the last legislature; hearing of
the application of the Western Union
Telegraph Company for an increase
in rates has again been postponed;
eighty-seven applicants for trained
nurse licenses received the examina
tion here last week; the Secretary of
State issued a charter to the North
Carolinians, Incorporated, Greensboro.
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'br i.o 'he .umimr when thev have
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1 ' .cbrated 111 No einbi i , b-jt
.1 I 1 1 .' p . ve -u. h a d'-rided -tiecess
a !'..' ie. 1 ! ,-. The 1 cnii al hiejii M-hool,
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. ay cuite.t arranged for e,"ch
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ati..;. rui. '..". ih, -i- inteie-'.ing in
w r. - : 'lie development.
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':V-' ' to in...,, -he i:ip. 1:11 arrangt
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a i. tful . bay's ou'.mc;, including a
.Hiv, .i:t.(: - .in,, of oil'' mos; ,e;,u
tu ul ' .'ji : : v 1 , lam he..,, on too ,,f
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l.a'i :ig ;:ie -iiriit e, r- will he given
1 v i I'.'.iiiou- southern orchestra,
while Ilr. !)ior: and others will lec
J.i"i ej.la:n ihiacre . The
uf.'l ti .) inciuding all . pen-es will
1 l fioin Waynesvilie, ill con-
f it with eharg, s made by other
'..'i 1 'opiin lit companies.
cee us for Lawn Grass. Fertilize! .
and Seeds-. Hyatt & t ompany.
CANDID M K .NN()l N( KMKN'IS.
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' ar.::;; thi, column will run until
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FOR CHAIRMAN OF COl'MY
COMMISSIONERS.
' I hereby announce mvself a . n.
jd'ite for Chairman of the Board of
j bounty Commissioners, subject to the
jiU'in.n of the Democratic primary of
JJum' 5- 1 The voters know me as
. 1 have .served them in the past.
W. H. HKN'IJFRSON.
.'. ' a ll 1 01 -i-'ed of h vea' 's
lit.-.'! ili'.'oii, S, of the ),ipel
ieiiii- u;:uually .veil written. Phi"
11 mini lee suggests that sum new
,,t ',:irtiii,.atiiig in National Chi 1 -n's
Hook Week !' diseovi 'ed 1h -'
.-ri foll so :,s t,, mak.' it more pop
ular with teachers as well a. chil
ib.n. In recognition of the .-.hove the 1).
A. A., the Community Club eac;i gave
$10 to lh' used for the juvenile sec
tion and thi was exp-niled in re
placing 20 volumes in re-inforced
. hires bindings which spell ec mnmy
where hard usage is to be expected.
The women who have made this pos
sible are heartily thanked by the
book committee as well a by hoys
and girls who are reading Mark
Twuin, Louisa M. Alcott, etc., in per
fect condition.
If the time ever comes when this
committee is apportioned a monthly
sum with which to buy new books,
the juvenile section will not be for
gotten for the children's spoken ap
preciation of their privileges is the
most encouraging aspect of the Li
bray situation in Waynesvilie today.
One very encouraging fact in regard
to the Library is that last year the 1
circulation was 5504 volumes, the 1
present one showing an increase of
922. This shows at least that the
choice of books has not been un
popular. I This committee has not been given
funds to purchase any books aincc
September and has, consequently,
been much embarrassed by its f ail-
' ure to meet the demands of the Li
brary's patrons. An organized ef
fort is to be made in the near future
to create a permanent New Book
Fund through an appeal to the va-
' rious clubs, societies, etc., of this
town, asking each to incorporate this
ever-present need in ita budget
It would not be fitting to close this
report without giving public recog
nition to the timely and systematic
help rendered this committee by
Misses Martha Mock and Blanche
Howell and Ross Wilcox during the
annual re-cataloguing.
Grace S. Bowles,
Chairman Book Committee.
"difS. ( . F. KIRM'A'I RICK IIOS
TF.SS TO I . 1). C.
The Daugtehrs ol the Haywood
iiapter of C. ll. ( . were dolighlfulh
, n-.ci tained at the home of Mrs. ('.. F.
! irk patrick April tb
The meeting wa 1 ailed to mdei
' . the president and business w.v
'..i.eti up in order.
Mis. Queen, liiairman of the Coin
, . ninittee, urges everybody to buy
mills now as the time will soon ex-
I ... e for their sale.
The motion that the chapter pay
. , e, nts per capita instead of trying
a food sale carried and the following
wen- appointed a finance committee:
Mrs. J. Harden Howell, Mrs. E. J.
Hyatt, Mrs. L.M. Killian.
The president read a letter from
.Mrs. Stikeleathe stating that she
would give $20.00 for the best essay
on Activities of the Western Army in
honor of her father. Captain Weaver,
i' The following delegates were elect
, ed to the district meeting in Ashe
i ville. May 2: Mrs.. W.. A.. Hyyatt,
'delegate; Mrs. J. M. Queen, alternate:
Mrs. R. N. Barber, delegate.
' A letter from Dr. McClellan invit
ing the chapter to the unveiling of
the marker of Robt. E.. Lee near
Fletcher at old Calvary church. May
2. Plans for Memorial Day were dis
1 cussed.
I Program.
I The Part of North Carolina in the
War Between the States, by Mrs. W.
A. Hyatt. Mrs. Hyatt's paper was
very instructive and much enjoyed
by the daughters who were fortun
ate enough to hear it.
Music Piano solo, by Mrs. Horace
Keener.. Mrs. Keener's skill as a
pianist is well known in Waynes
ville's music circle and her rendi
tion was much enjoyed by the daugh
ters. The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. D. M. Killian Mays 7.,
The hostess served, lovely refresh
ments.
Jiff v. rocers for hoard ok
j F-iH CATION.
I wi: h to announce my candidacv
for a member of the Board of Kdu
catioii ,.f Haywood county, subject
bi the rules and regulations of the
' i'. in ,ciaic primary of June 5, 152G.
I"1 l-l-'F V. ROGERS.
!'" w- MESSER FOR HOAR!) OF
j EDI CATION.
I ' desire. n announce to the voters
I of Hay-wcoii county that I am again
a candidate for the Board of Educa
j lion of Haywood county, subject to
the lulos and regulations of the Dem
ocratic piimary of June 5, 1026.
I"1 F. . MESSER.
J. R. HOVI) FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the House of Repre
netative for Haywood county to suc
cc, d myself, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic pri
mary of June 5, iy2(i.
( J. R. BOYD.
P. V. M ASSET FOR TREASURER
I wish to announce that I am a can
didate for Treasurer of Haywood
county to succeed myself, subject to
the rules and regulations of the Dem
ocratic primary of June 5, 1926.
P. V. MASSEY.
C. A. HAYNES FOR CLERK OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
I wish to announce to the voters of
tnis county that I am a candidate to
1 succeed myself as Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Haywood county,
subject to the rules and regulations
of the Democratic primary of June
i, 1326.
c C. A. HAYNES.,
' FELIX E.ALLEY FOR CONGRESS
I Friends wish to announce to the
voters of the Tenth Congressional
district that Hon. Felix E. Alley is
a candidate for Congress from the
I above district, subject to the rules and
regulation of the Democratic primary
of June 5, 1926. c
1 i'H il IX, h 'IF THE RECORDER'S
COURT.
1 ; ..j.;.' announce my candidacy
f Ju.iv- -: the R'.'coi dor's Court of
lla. ..... i c.iniv, subject to the ac-
:. . :' :': Democratic primary.
W. R. FRANCIS.
rtili CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
I he! 1 by announce myself a candi
date for chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary of
dune oth.
M. M. N'Ol.AND.
i'H I RM AN I.EATHKRWOO!) FOR
SOLICITOR.
'I stn'.e-nen; w ill announce to
. a h-.t 1 am ; caiididaie for the
Democratic :: ,n:i::iit;on for Solicitor
ot tiii ::i'.'i .hid:, i:d di -!rii t.
I de-ire and leijiie-'. your support
and if shall be yeur will to place
me in the ji,..iiioii 1 seek, to the best
o; my ability 1 will honestly, imparti
ally and feaile.-siy discharge th
ibi'.n of the ollii-e of solicitor.
'HICKMAN 1.KATI1KRW00D.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF THE 20T !! JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT. I am a candidate for re-election
for the otlice n Solicitor of the 20th
Judicial district, suhiei t to the wish
es of the Dei.ioei-iti,- voters. I as
sure you th.-.; ! will appreciate your
support and inllueine the coming
primary.
CROVER c. DAVIS.
W. A. MOOb'E FOR COUNTY COM
MISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Commissioner, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary of June 5, l:)26.
W. A. MOORE.
W. J. HANNAH rOR JUDGE 20TH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
A SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION,
for the relief of Eczema.' litch. Rash.
etc, can be had at your druggist
It is prepared by the Santa-Cutis
Company, is a pure white, stainless,
creamy ointment. The price Is $1.00.
Your druggist not only recommends
it but also guarantees it. If yon
want to trv a samnie if Santa Cutis
write the Santa-Cutis Cirapany, 4 S.
C. Bldg, Sedalia, Mb.
I I wish to announce my candidacy
1 for Judge of the 20th Judicial dis
trict, subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic primary of
June 5, M26.
W. J. HANNAH.
D. M. CAGLE FOR BOARD OF ED
UCATION. '
GEORGE A. BROWN FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIOER.
.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County Commissioner
of Haywood county, suhiect. to tKQ
action of the Democratic primary of
"une o. 'u- paid
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Sheriff of Hay
wood county, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary on Juni E
C J T Dilipv
LEE FERGUSON FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce mv maia
for member of the Board of County
Commissioner of Haywood County
subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary of June
S. 1926. .
I hereby announce' my candidacv
for a member of the Board of Edu
cation of Haywood coounty, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic primary of June 6, 1926. .
Pd U.M. CAGLE.
JOHN M. QUEEN FOR JUDGE OF
mis K1SCORDERS COURT.
I iwish to announce t th. ..:.
of Haywood county that I am a can
didate for the office of Judge cf the
Recorder's Court of Hrj
subject to the action of the Uenio
cratic primary of June 5, 192-1.
JOHN M. QUEEN.
CLEM SMATHERS FOR CHAIr"
.tuiflir COMMISSIONERS.
. I wish to announce m ycandidacy
for the office of Chairman of the
County Commissioners, subject to the
action of the Democratic party pri
mary of Juhe 5, 1926. v
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