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THURSDAY, MAY 12, ,mmm n -. . tutnniTiT 1 TT rT T.-kTrp TXTT? I? W Page 8 inn wA.iisrj&viLjijrjM.juriimw -. ........ Vi- -,, -.: 1 COVE CREEK The revival meeting begun here Sunday. It is being- c-rH i;- c- : by ; pastor, Rev. Forest Ferguson. The farming in this community is progressing nicely. Several have planted corn. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn llowe.l of Can ton, spent the week-arid w.th his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Howell Mr. and Mr." Lawson,, McElroy and Miss Map-trie Chambers, of Iron Duff ;r.'l visiting r;reach- visited M Sunday. Mrs. -Forest friends hi re am ing service's. Miss Jessie Bovd. of J' naiiviyi, visit ed Miss Maye Burr Morrow Tuesday Mr. Milliard Bennett, of Ocrgia, is visiting friends and relatives here. a r.iim'ioi- f "leonlf from this-com munity have gorv om rishing trips to Catalonchee for the pa-'t wee!:. M'-" ;.: Gen- :ia tiyson r.n.J Lena Pullbright vor f'ove Cm-k visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I?vadMiav, of Iron Duff, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morrow. Horn to Mr. and Mr V Hardy Car ver, a daughter, Mattip Irene. Mr. Cromer Morrow, of Marion, visited relatives here during the week. WHITE. OAK -0 !i a "r"ii; the h-i.- White Oak tiful spring few summer s what needed much lire in the timber. Bot'i to Mr. -n.l : son, Thomas Teller, The noor!" here " know that Mrs. Hobcrt slnwlv recovering from a is stii! having the heau weat her, -'11 but ju'-t a howers, which vas some- g r lying ih "wf.'-t., n !f.d to I.iuckett is bail ci;se of ' or a lil.ji- lllh poison, which va- very .-em; few davs. Mr. .'Jarvis. Hunter, of White Oak, caught the White Qak chick'."! r-i'r.ie, wh; h was a big grey fox. The people here are interested in their summer crops. The majority of the people here have their corn crop'-, planted, but a few :nv. contin uing planting on through this week. There is not going to be much of an apnle crop here tlite year. The biggest crop will lie the Den Uavis and Rome Beauty varieties. As for the cherries, there are. several blos soms. Mrs. Weaver Farkins spent the past week-end with her parents, of White Oak, Mr. and Cleveland Fisher. : Mr. and Mrs. Albert -.Hunter tnd family, from Riverside, spent the past week-end with Ms .mother, Mrs. Jane Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Conrad spent Friday night with Mrs, Conrad's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, of Cove Creek, Mr. O. P. Jenkins made a b-jsine trip to Waynesville the past weir1- Mr. lole't Jenkins and Mr. "G. C. Sutton went o the head cf Cataloo rhee fishing Friday. Mr. John B. Best, from Crabtree, who is candidate for ta- ytd lector, made a trip to Whit Oak Thursday. Miss Retha Jane Sutton and fath er and sister. Edna. Bob Sutton and Ralph Sutton, went on a fishing trip Monday and stayed till Tuesday. Among the visitors at Mr. J. D. Duckett's Saturday night -were, Misses Bertha Kirkpatriek and Mistress Kellay Evans ami P'.'jI Saniord. Mr. Council Mts-er, from Panther Creek, spent Sunday on White Oak. Miss Pearle Herribree spent Friday night with Miss Neta Mae Puckett of White Oak. Misses Arbie Jenkins and Neta Mae Duckett, Mistress Mobert Duckett, Ropco Earley. Cleveland Ewart and Henry Parton enjoyed Sunday even ing taking pictures. Mr, John: Hill toe's dinrcr wMh- Mr. Brady Greene and sister Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade-Davis and mother-in-law, Mrs. Amanda Fisher, Miss Jenkins and Mis Annie Mae Conrad, took dinner at Mr. J.I), Duckett's Sunday.- Mrs. Emma Ewart is very weak, tut it is honed she will soon recover. Mrs. Walter Wright and daughter, Ruth Mae, from Liberty; spent the past week-end with her parents here. for three months, notwithstanding the lawyers ot eacn advised wieiu iiiwu. it. wua in violation oi the i iws pas.-,tu j iu biate Legislature. -ik: omer vwi-ii i"-:iie:u.;jn . t, i. cjj;ti parents ien ..n ...iii,,, ..1UI ii tliO Svlhool uOCii. l.C i.ulKl i ......it t:ievt Hoover :a responsible . -V irua) and 1 don't lnjw a better vay oi explaining- msu.i aian iuui ing what Honorable A. J. Maxwell said of this book trust in an -.mures: at Morganton a lew days ago. He ii. .er;eu that he would break the itittiitj.e hold these monopolies have ;i u.-j cost ii pa one education in i:...- din. Lven ii we had to do like f otr.er -itatci ace doing, print our iw.,i twt :ocks, Since I began this t-.. jf the leading coni- r.ave Mu.uc a voluntary rtdue L. i! vii 2 per cent on their oooks. in, si..iii".n-;tion is tn&t this n luction it, . j t atjuut ha;i' wi.iat it should be. -p.i reprtsentij.g tout 4U Per ceiit irc iiuei iiig and I do not know any o reprehensible form ox prulitecr- nan wnn ;i jmts an unjust tax on '. uicatioiiai j;ij..ji-; un.tie,-. 1 here aio liteialiy thousands of coxe in .Noith ( ai-'iLiia today. When these exhor iiitant prices have forced a denial of eiluca.iunal .opportunities to poor chil dren, cases wnere childi':in have gone through the entire school tei-iii with out being a-ble to buy books, biut the :n value Hi suc-li a system is much greater than the cost of books :,'!'! supplier, i advocate a plan to. bi-.r.-t up this protiteeriiijj and at the i!i!v time uliliV.e the 'eouonrits of a s-.au- rental system to put books in the hands of the chihlvi '.lie day st hud opens. I made up tny mind the m!y way 1 could hav'i any voice in u l.-. m si't'til l (ill 'Jie (li'i.'e.s aui mako tile law..; of the ft'iic, to go into i'w primary. I vo'ik? to theso i-on-i-iu.-i'ins unsolicited by ..ny on.', with out reward o,- hojie of reward, only Melting to vote I'or those who will (ill the ...iiccs of -tate and county, and kr.i.wn , vvhohr tiie Uemocrcts nomi nate in 'the- primary will be electc-l. It has been said that I turned for an office. I had no such thought. I)u,t; hav ing been denied the privilege nig :n trie ucinorralie primary than once.T said to a candidate, I vv ill ruii for Kegi.-ter of Deeds subject to the primary .and-1 know they can't bar me. So T am in the race in spite of all who may object, and while 1 am a very young Democrat, I am an oiu man. As there are three other grey heads ashing your gufferage in the coming in-.iiiiy 1 am not alone, i would gaesa ui whl be the lust lime we win aaic iui office, as we are near nig tiiii't scoie ana ten. But 1 Le nt va all have been honored by the cun.y witn tn office save myself, and nz tins ii my lirst and last chance, avL-:. r.-'ing to nature, as I am in the race i want the support of the Dem ocrats of the county in the . coming primary, anil if nominated and elected i wnl oil the otlice honestly and With courtesy to all. I have the highest regards for all my opponents for the nomination in the June primary for Register of Deeds, but they are young men and have a chance to be honored by their narty in the future, and with myself, it is now or never, an 1 1 ask my friends to look after my interest as I can't get out among the people on foot. 1 have not been able to run my old car this year owing to my depressed financial condition. I leave my fate in the band:., of the Deiiio'-ra'.ie voters, t.nii will fubniissiveiv abide vour decision. C MO. G. GARRETT. Paid Advertising. if i.t- FOR CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself as can didate for nomination for Chairman of the board of county commissioners of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters in the Demo cratic primary in June. Your vote and support will be appreciated. Will A. Hyatt Candidate Cards For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters of the Democratic Party in the June Primary. Your support will be appreciated. Bryan Medf ord Waynesville Route 2. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR CHAIRMAN rj BOARD OF commissions! I hereby announc x any, Ja-u ja vxinmi I herebv announce myseif as a can didate for County oxnznifiBioner. sub .... . .v... ,fieV,ie ot- the voters in tne t r. r.f rni. Tlm OCra tlC .lune i iiiiuu.v v - . -j i j I will appreciate your support anu v nccor.tu,g t0 , hji vne voters m tne li Lee Ferguson Pi C; tila ' man of the board ar i - '! votp ar.jl ciinn. .... r For Tax Collector Thereby announce myself a candb date for the oilice of TAX COL LECTOR of Haywood County, subject to the Democratic primary be held in June. Your support will be ap preciated. Rowe B. Howell For Representative I am a candidate for Representative from Haywood County. Your support will be appreciated by representing your . .terest to the best of my ability. J. H. Rowel! i your to this place. 5u.-ntn r: R. I0Vr FOR CHAIRMAN UUAKU OF COMMISSION For Representative I hereby announce myself a candi date for the nomination on the Dem ocratic ticket for the office of Repre sentative of Haywood county, sub ject to the action of the Democratic party in the June primary. Any sup port given me will be appreciated. R. M. Leatherwood FOR COUNT Y COMMISSIONER candi- I am a candidate fo: Chairman of the Bo v.- sioners, -subject to the Primary in June. I l a Voters of Haywood f oul er of Deeds and on tne Board missioners lor a m wr of teel that tne neople 'f O.j 't.:n f sen as fitness for -".e tK: t i,r,v.i,,i nr.rounce rr.vs.eif as X 111'-".' - ... , date for County Commissioner, suo iect. to the wishes of the voters in the June Primary of the Democratic Party - win be appreciated I will appreciate any sup. irt given me. Graver Rogers Geo. C. Hayne FOR Register of Deeds I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Register of Deeds of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters in the Demo cratic Primary on June 4, 1932. Your vote and influence will be ap preciated. : Horace C. Ferguson For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself a candi date for TAX COLLECTOR for Hay- I wood County subject to the voters in the Democratic prima. y in June. Any support given mc will be appreciated. J.C. Welch W. R. S Candidate ERAJSGIS j for State Senate ! Opposes Tax Penalty Lavvf And ! Advocates Change ! J. A. Smith of Johnston County had 12 head of hogs in a co operative shipment of i)5 animals which were tent tt the Richmond market. These 12 hogs were four months 'ind T:' days old when shipped and we-hed 1SJ pounds each. NOTICE TO THE VOTERS Here are some of the reasons -why I wanted in the Democratic primary: It is the place to commence and vote for men for the legislature and on to Governor, that will solemnly avow, they will cut down the expenses of state and county government, cut out all offices that are not necessary to tho weloeing cf the state (o which there are thousands y cut the salaries and if they get like one of our Con gressmen, he was not in favor of cut ting his $10,000, he was a $20,000 man. At home, now I will guarantee that there is farmers in his district that would gladly take the job and fill the place as safe as he for $5,000. And cut the land tax and repeal these laws that have sold thousands of our homes, and are going right on celling if something is not done. One out of eight perhaps can pay taxes asvthey are sucking the state, county or mu nicipal tea. I want to eay right now, the salaries ought to be cut to the ibone, and if they don't want the of fices, the poor old farmer will fill them, at half the present salary to pay ;g' taxes. I aee the Durham city cour, Bnd county commissioners hare voted to postpone the sale of hoju' for taxes During the 1927 session of the General Assembly, in which my opponent participated as a member from Haywood County, a law was enacted by that body, which provides that the owner of a home or land, after its sale for taxes, shall pay a penalty as high as 20 per cjent on the entire amount of taxes, together with all Court Costs, which is the same as any other civil action, Commission ers' fee of 5 per cent and a reasonable attorney fee. . This same law gives the tax-payer, who is able to pay in advance of a certain date, a discount which in effect "Gives to him that hath" a discount of as high as 5 per cent, and from "Him that hath not, it taketh away even that which he hath" to the amount of a penalty as high as 20 percent, to which is added the Court costs, Com missioners fee and attorneys fees of his adversary in the event of foreclosure. During the time the law has been on the statute books, 679 cases have been instituted against that numb er of home and land-owners in Haywood County. .The records in the oflute of the Clerk of the Superior Court show that 412 of the cases have been prosecuted to final judgement, leaving 267 of the cases unfinished. From the 412 suits, Haywood County actually received as taxes and penalties, the sum of $13,878.29, but that number of lax-payers were forced to pay the staggering sum of 826,274.50, in order to pay off and settle the above sum of $13,878.29, or loose their savings and investment of a life time, Under this law, $12,396.21 was wrung from our people, by reason of the unjust law enacted during the session of 1927, and from a people who were least able to bear it. For instance, one tax payer owed the County the sum of eighty-five cents in tax and penalty, but be fore he could save his property, the sum of $39.22 had accumulated. ; This gives the tax payer some idea of the working of the above referred to law. (See judgment Book 10, page 91). The Commissioners of Haywood County have no discretion in the matter, but are subject to indictment, under the law, if they do not act. The above figures, in no way, take into consideration the 267 suits now pending, and the hundreds of homes and farms of the citizens now ready to be advertised under the law enacted during the session of 1927, when the masses of our people are totally unable to pay Court costs and fees, and preserve their homes and thereby preserve the vitals of this very commonwealth itself. If I shall be elected to the State Senate from this District, it shall be my purpose to exert all the influence at my command to bring about a repeal of this unjust law, and to introduce and work for the passage of a law which will be just, equitable and fair to all the citizens of the County. Conditions have changed, and changing conditions impose their irresistible wills upon us, and we must change with them. .The expense of the Government, State, County and Municipality must be redacted in pro portion to our constantly decreasing earnings and in comes, as weH as in proportion to reduced value of our lands. Paid Adv. For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as i can dHate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the w:shes of the voters tif the Democratic Party in the June Primary. Your support will be t jpreciated. Lee V. Rogers Clyde. N. C. Rt. No. 1 For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as candi date for Tax Colleotor of Kay wood County, subject to the wishes of the voters in the June primary of the Democratic party. Any support given me will be appreciated. Hugh Rogers Crabtree, N. C. For State Senate ; I hereby announce myself a can didate for the State Senate for this disrict, subject to the Democratic primary in June. Any support given me will be appreciated. J. R. Boyd FOR Register of Deeds I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Register of Deeds of this county, subject to the wishes of the Democratic primary in June. Any support given me will be appreciated. Robert E. Owen Route 2. For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself tul a can didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voter? of the Democratic Party in the June iTimary. Your support will be appreciated. W. A. Moore Pigeon Township For State Senate 1 hereby announce my candidacv for the Democratic nomination to the State Senate from the Thirty-second Senatorial District W.R. Francis FOR COUNTY Commissioner I hereby announce mvself as a ran. didate for re-election for Countv Commissioner in the June primary, of the Democratic party. I will appreciate any support given me. P, V, Massey For Representative I am a candidate to succeed myself as Representative from Haywood county. I jWill appreciate any suport sriven me in the June Primarv. If elected I will serve the people to the Desi oi my amiity. R. E. Hipps FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Commissioner in the June Primary, subject to the Demo cratic Party. I will appreciate any rapport given me. E. B. Rickman -"t. PIGEON TQWN3HIP For Tax Collector I hereby . nnounce myself as candi date for Tax Collector lor liaywon Coui y in 'ie June Fnmary. , i nave been working and supporting tne Democratic party for 50 years ana any support given me will oe appre .R.S.Coim CANTON III! FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I herebv announce myself a candi date for County Commissioner subject to the wishes of the voters in tne Democratic Primary, June 4th. lour support will be appreciated. Frank Davis FOR Register Of Deeds 1 hereby announce myself as candi date for nomination for Register of Deeds of this county in the June Pri mary of the Democratic Party. I will appreciate any support given me. Chas. B. McCrarry FINES CREEK FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for nomination for member of the county Board of Com missioners, to succeed myself, subject to the wishes of the voters in the June Primary, of the Democratic Party. I will appreciate any upport given me, and if nominated will endeavor to work at all times for the best interest of the citizens of this county. Jarvis H. Allison WAYNESVILLE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I a-? a candidate for nomination for the board of commissioners, subject to the wishes of the Democrats in the June Primary. I have served on the board two terms and will appreciate any support eiven me for reelection. W. H; Henderson CANTON FOR Register Of Deeds I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Register of Deeds of Hay wood County, subject to the wishes of the Democratic Primary, June 4th. I will appreciate any support given me, and if elected will serve the peo ple to the best of my ability. Edwin Haynes FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hprpbv nnnmintA mt.ba1I 1 oate lor commissioner of VtnrnvnnA county, subject to the wishes of the voters in the June Primary I have served on the board for 10 years, although not at present a member of the hnHTVI . &nv DnnnA . . j ""ryvu kcu me -will be appreciated. . Asbury Howell WAYNESVILLE For Tax Collector I hereby announce -m-c-eoif as . didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters m the Democratic Primary in June. I will amreeiat rm. j John B. Best CRABTREE TOWNSHIP in.iuence. FOR Board of Education I hereby announce myself a candi- B me5ber ' e Board of Education of Haywood County, sub ject to the wishes of the voters in the iJemocratic Primary in June. Year vote and support wffl be appreciated. Homer V. Cagle OA2TTON FevTax Collects I hereby an; vnee V;e!f f, date for Tx Collec' ;r of na! County subject to the -vi'ul , voters in t. f. June Primary t Democratic Party. I v;!l any support given me. LuciousLinei ; LAKE JUXAlUsrJ FOR CHATRMANO BOARD OF COMMISSIONS I am a candidate f'r chairm the Boird of Commissioners of wood County, subject to the wis the voters in the June Primaryi Demoiratc piarty. I 'will appi your snpport and inflrnce, ani cted will serve the citizens totii of my ability. Jarvis T. Com LAKE JUNAITSZ For Coroner I hereby announce mysell date for nomination of Coroi Haywood cotmty, r nbject to the of th voters in the June Prim the Democratic party. I have blemished record as a Jnyal De and your votes and influence ' greatly appreciated by me Luther R. McJ FOR Register Of Dee I herebv anneunve myself as didate for Register of i. eeds o wood. County, subject to the wi the voters in the Democrat p in June. . Your- vote and influence will predated. Claude D. Medi FOR Register Of Dee 1 hereoy announce that i am didate for nomination for Rep Deeds, subject to the wishes voters in the June Primary. Yo and support will e appreciate David Turn FOR Board of Educal I hereby announce myself a date for nomination for the B Education, subject to the fi the Democratic Primary in believe in anything .progress cur schools. Your vote and a! port given me will be apprco8 R. T. Messe FOR Board of Educal t hereby announce myself as didate for membership on the of Education of Haywood Co ject to the will of the people pressed in the Democratic June 4, 1932. ; Your support ' greatly appreciated. ,' Respectfully. R.C.qia For Represental I hereby announce myself didate for the House Oi iF tives, subject to the June rm the Democratic party. Any -will be warmly appreciated. W. T. Crat FOR Board of Educat We hereby announce oursel" didates for the Coard .ot . j of Haywood County, fW'jfL action of the Democratic l June 4th. , , CCPlott H. A.0sbot XH. Hayne
