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Has More Paid-in-Advance Subscripts In Hay woo J County Than All H'eeHij .Xeuspaptrs Combined
WARY CLUB TO Two Scholaishps
fOABCAST OVER
1VXG SUiNUAi, 1
L Of Broadcasts Spon
,red By Asnevine iud
nds Sunday,
fRIPTIONOF THIS
IXY WILL lit: uivuiN
r Howell And Ralph
nllner Will Present Ad
j? ir. n
Intakes oi ayne&viue.
NO. 25
WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932
liM of a series of radio broad
vill be jriven Sunday afternoon
,'WayneWille Rotary Club over
cation WWNC at 1 o'clock,
"i sponsored by the Asheville
i"ub The broadcasts were be-
v , u.. v, A .:n
v vtel'KS UK0 uy liic --vaucvint;
,rinR -which time Tryon, Hen
vi!U Spruce Pine, Andrews
.rd Franklin "nave had half hour
mi nn the air.
or J. Harden Howell will rep
tile city of Waynesvuie and ur.
ollner. president of the Way-
,. Rotary Club will speak. A
ive article ot w aynesviue, pre
hv the local club, will be read
fce'r Miller, of Asheville, who is
ge of the inter-city programs,
takers from Waynesville will
,iuced by Mr. Miller,
rt Phillips, president of the
;;e Rotary Club will have a few
to make at the close of the
In, .Mrs. Frank LaBar will ren-
eral organ nunilbers ironi the
of the Imperial Theatre organ.
'hillms said yesterday that the
e of the series of broadcasts
brine a closer relationship of
kumunities of Western North
b and increase the spirit of
ion and friendliness." "When
irit is created more firmly in
lerent cities of our mountain
then the future for all of us
brighter."
expenses of the pirogram. are
tat by the Asheville Club and
mlv one of the many services
e Rotary clubs are doing in
B other sections of the ountry.
Offered Local Boys
ujK-rii,tendcnt B. I). Bunn has just
tw M-noiarsnips which e
scing awarded to two boys of t
las.- Ot ',
fer:or
whicn
.mor.ts.
sre
the
One of the schol.
im.i; s is worth S.-.O at Wake Forest
otner is worth several
iJL.'.ed at the Textile Industrial In
state, at Spartanburg.
,.Th !awhip for the South Car-o-i-'..'.
slihm.-I reads .as follows: "Each
s. i 'I.U'ship will provide sutfu-i.-ir l-
l-' V1'"5 t:'i' beneficiary to vurn a
. " " !, ..ii. .on
-Ue.V . 1). ill loo.T lili- ...
i-0 V. .1K wil Lie so I,, . 1
;Miit tie' student to i-arrv a full
w- .j.'v ''ad and wi l nnt py, i
and a hah' hour- v ".".
. . ' - .... ".-nil. ,t n
cc.-e,!ited Junior Colk-a-e. ownp.l ,i
operated by the Methodist Kpi.copal
Lnurch, South, for the 1k i o- , ,
iuung men and women oMi.i.iied
means.
Mr, Bunn requests that any bov
desiring to investigate either of the
two scholarships get in tou,'h with
him immediately.
D. A. V. Convention
Termed As Most
Successful Here
The Mountaineer To Give
Returns Saturday Night
Because of the interest hein shown by the citizens of
this county over the primary Saturday, The Mountaineer has
arranged wherein- anyone within reach of a telephone cui
'get the results of the election before they retire Saturday
night, and for those more interested in the results they may
get the accounts more quickly by attending the "returns
party" at this ottice. Through special arrangement with the
Judges of the precincts of the county 'his paper will get the
results quickly and post them in a few minutes after receiv
ed. Returns from the governor's and senator's race will he
received by' radio installed by Martin Elerljic company and
by special communication with Associate' Press.
The Mountaineer is. doing this bit of service just as a
means of informing the citizens of the county of the le-.Its
of the primary as mioii as possible. Special charts will be
made in front of The Mountaineer otl'u-e and large lights in
stalled so that the boards may be seen for some distance
away. In case of rain the charts will be elected inside the
office, and the "party" will be held as planned.
Nothing will please the stall" of this paper better thai
have you take advantage of this servk-e. '.' ,:me ami attend
in person, if possible, and if not convenient :o do that, just
call U7 and the ciomplete returns up to that time w'ili be
given you. The party will begin about 9 oYVek
Local Candidates Enter
Final Lap Of Campaign
OiiPSiliniK nnrl CANDIDATES ARE
a: n.. FORKING HARD
The Election
(Rulings of Attorney C
era!
hrs Of American
gton To deceive A
Revised Law Book Soon
bncement was made yesterday
ry veteran who has loined er
a member of th-3 American
for 1932, and whose card and
on record with the national
Ition liy July 10th, will re
float charge, a thirty-two page
if -size booklet, . written in
Riiape. describing all federal
e laws .pertaining to World
'ans.
hnouncement was made by J.
ick, post .commander of the
here, falkiwin advice from
headquarters in Indianpolis,
v wil! there lie a f ull descrip-
ii sucn l-v.vs. in words that
n will be a'de to understf fld.
ponfusiptr technicalities, and
he lepal references, such as
win tie eliminated. ,
psary Excursion
Mystery Trains"
pounced By Southern
ninct innovations in train
Trains are announced by the
"Oliwav SVStPmv rnmr l tr-i
rates at nn mm w.;i
, - - y. wil tf JJCi IIIJIC
"etween all nnint nn. its
on certain connecting lines,
'-9 June IS 'i.mn,A,....
fie deth anniversnrv nt tVio
I0" .of Southern Railway
and-the introduction of the
"din, a Tiew tvno n -roil.
11 tri.P for this country.
Mr the anniversarv exenr-
honored in
"s on all trains except the
7""lti win be good for
tr'P until Jun 2fi t,h mm
checking and stopover
ney .will annlw fVa Via
routes between Lynch
B,"stol, Atlanta and Mont.
rnta and Augusta, Birm-
emphis, as well as.be-
""s on thp Sai,1,o. u;!
strv Troix
thrilt . "uers Passen-
il SL& embarkine -'for an
?mation; with nnu, v,
Prtnre and ret,, h
a full nrntrT-am
-a the po na. o j i
at (i. r 6 Q"u return
Rtifiii 2- lvn' lncl"a
fT u, 'nner. .The first
'" Was
so. t; k: v, .nn:
Za.sh'"eton on June 6.
the n! ld"k. sealed orders
oS . learn
the "er the ie-
b Lain from the orig-
IWsJrOC!ation "f 'e
"ir L -Ml10nary Union
harch "Uar meetin with
O o-r ,June. 8th. begin-
The state convention of the Dis
abled American Veterans came to a
close here Saturday night after a
most iuccessful meeting which lasted
for two days here. Evei-vthinn- n-ont
off smoothly and as planned. The
yoiuuv- r uuay aiternoon was some
what interferred with bv the steady
downpour of rain. The rain also pre
vented the intended motor trip into
the park. The visitors were carried
to the edge of the park along the
paved highway, but did not get to
visit the interior.
Lewis L. Rishel, prominent young
attorney of Asheville, was unanimous
ly named State commander of the Dis
duina American Veterans of the World
ar in the final business session of
.iij convention here Saturday after
.ii,on. Air.. Kishel has been one of the
must active members of the organiza
tion in the State since its inception and
Two Haywood Boys TAM BOWIE GIVES
Win Prizes In Nat- VIEWS TO VOTERS
lonal Essay Contest; HERE LAST WEEK
Two members of the Vocational jOver 200 Hear Candidate
Class of the Waynesville Township
high school received prizes in the essay
contest sponsored by Swift and com
pany in the recent national contest.
The boys won out over several thous
and contestants that entered from
every state in the Union.
Carl Underwood was in sixth place
with a cash prize of .33, while Walter
Francis was in the rank of 42nd with
no cash prize but a package of spe
cial bacon prepared by jvviit uiu.
company.
The boys wrote on several different
suujects submitted by the company
For U. S. Senate Des
pite Rain.
"If this era of creating debts in this
State dots not cease it will dest'o
this or any other commonwealth.
tl) What inquiry i.oiild the reg
istrar make of a per. U'.i .vit'ti ' respect
to party affiliation w. t uch ,ht-oii
seeks legist ration?
The single qui-." lion relating to par
ty alliliatum which the 11't.isu'e.r
should ask the appiirant !'ir tjiistra
ticn is as contained in C. S. t'.liT:
"With which political party are you
uU'dialed?" The 'party allilialimi' v
the applicant shoul.l lie enter d in the
sippropriate place cn the registration
oook m accordance wil li the answer
given, if such answer is (iciinite
enough for such purp'w. Otlier in
quiries may lc niade whc'i (he i ;ghi nl
me elector to particpmo in a party
primary is challenged under t
tui.il, and this will !o covered at i.n-
other place in this letter.
(2) Can a voter, registered Inde
pendent, vote in a lemociatic or a
Hepulilican primary ''
No. -, "
(3) Does the law pcov.iie for put
ting Independent candidates on the
ballot in the general fiction?
Yes. ..:''..""
(4) Can" a voter, .'vgi. ''..! r .1 Repub
lican,' Vote part or all of the Democrat
ic primary ticket in tl. ; primary' dic
tum? No-. ''..''...
(5) Can a. voter, registered'' us 'an
Indeiiendent, vote part of the Demo-
AT LAST MINUTE
Campaign Termed As "Clean
and Clear-Cut' By Close
Observers.
iB eeem y jcuye,jn ine anairs I .ouwiue ia. iney were Mate i now faced by a deficit of from
cne Asheville chapter. ; ' g.ve n suggestions m classes, but in.j,ix to eight miln dollars and I nfove
jese Ji. vviison, of uunn, was nam- lKiv ""s .'."' 'c'u.eicii.
c.i senior vice commander. W. M. In speaking of the recent contest
-Saunders,' of Salisbury, was elected Mi- Smith, vocational teacher of tr,e
junior vrce commander John O. Cad-' township schools, pointed out that the
Judge Tarn C. Bowie, of West Jeffer- ei atic piimary ticket and part of the
VI". n'"JiuBi jur ine Democratic uepuoiican primary ticket?
Mmmalinn tM 11 C . . v..
. . w . . . v, . v . 1 1 I ij 1 , L U i U U II
audience of Haywood county voters
ill the Masonic Temple her Frulav
right. About 200 persons were pres
ent in pne oi ine rain which fell
pi actually all evening.
t-ontinuing, Judge Bowie said: "This
wailader, of Uteen, sergeant-a:-arms,
-ona li. Vincent, of Asheville, his
torian and S. H. Kelley, Waynesville,
chaplain.
must now be made to pay and not
contract further indebtedness."
He denied that he meant to imply
that a "single dollar" of this money
has been misappropriated or spent
eoys have made it a rx-int to always
win and show that they are really in unwisely because "to show for it we
teiesteo in the studies Hl'eukd by theltlave one ol the most splendid systems
I vocational classes. lUvemtv tiie bovs .ot nighways in any State in the Union
"the new commander has served fori Jille piece of ivoi'k.'iir.'iWpiiig to ;fnd have as fine an array of college
everal- years as a member of the ev-l V1 conimun.ties. to worn j"" uuhuiiiks as any com
eeutive committee representing theiout lne 'w 'ear larm l'WVs-.' in this
l'lans have been made by fathers
of the boys to erect a Luilding en the
high school grounds for the vocational
class. The lathers are to furnish the
Asheville chapter
The other officers named at the af
ternoon session Saturday are also
keenly alive to the problems that face
the organization at this time and have
oeen exceptionally active in advanc
ing the cause oi Viie disaultu vctexans
ol the State,
Banquet is Held
lock and do the grading and the coun- T yluK WniC" Can
ty is to have the construction done,LJh! BttJftiat "
monwealth can boast of in these Unit
ed States, but these debts were cwn
tracted when eyery-body was making
mcney and now that conditions have
changed we must change our policy
oi contracting debts to a policy of
liaying debts, which can only be done
in our state
No.
(6) May one change his party aU'd
.atnm, Mid if so, when?
Yes. He may do so at any tim prior
to participation in the primary ' elec
tion. -..-Although, registered as a Dem
ocrat, a Republican, or an Indepen
dent, the voter may during the ''reg
istration period or w hen he goes t )
vote in the jirimary, declare a change
W. T. CKAWFOKI)
WITHDRAWN
Mountaineer To Give Com
plete Returns Of County
And State To Public.
Everything seems to be in readi
ness for the primary next Saturday
at which time approximately. 7.000
voters ii iv expected to go to the polls
and vote.-for candidates .to lill 12 olli.
ccs in the county. and a like number of
state olliccs. This year has been one
of many upsets and unexpected hap
penings. Several that were expected
to enter the race decided t-i stay out
of the race, while others joined in
among the throng.
The candidates during the past 'cw
weeks have been putting forth every
effort to cinch the last minute voter's
Attention is called to the fact
that the voters will be required to
vote for the same man twice in the
United States Senate race. There
being a short and long term for
that ollice. Voters are urged to
read the ballot carefully and check
the same man for the two terms. I
that had not funy made up their
minds as to how tney exnecteo 10 vote
Saturday, 1 he candidates for state
offices have spoken here and in some
cases they gained ground by it and
others lost ground by attempting to
swing the other candidate's vines to
his side. The county candidates have
stayed within their bounds and there
has been about as little "mud-sling-ing"
during this campaign as could
have been expected, as a wiioie it has
in his party affiliation and ask "t'hnt I .hHVC 1)l'l'n 'x
the change lie. entered Jn tne reg.istra'-" ?c?n 'JW"ed-'- a t'lt'u"' ?lenr-out
viueh interest is being shown over
the results of the woi'K accomplished
The McCIure Williams chapter j
of the Disabled Veterans of I
America wish to thank .Mayor j
Howell, the Town of Waynesville
the Chamber of Oommerce and a
number of citizens for their co- j
operation during the recent state
convention which met here last
weak. ; I
tchool.
The convention, which came to a for-1 th.e bos '"? this 'department at
mat close with the annual banquet and
dance Saturday night, was one ot tne
mo? t successful in the history of the
organization. Reports submitted show
ed steady growth in number Of chap
ters and in members during the past
Methodist Meeting: In
Andrews In Conference productive iaiS''wh'c
govermnent by cutting out everv de
partment and bureau that is possible
without crippling the efficiency of our
administration and by a change in our
present tax system so as to draw the
taxes from property which is produc
ing mm uruiging in returns ana taK-
is non-
12 months. In North Carolina alone
the number of chapters has increased
from five to 24 and the membership
in approximately the same proportions.
During the convention, delegates
and visitors were tendered a number
of social affairs, beginning with an
outing in the mountains on the edge
of the Great bnioKy Mountains Na
tional nark Friday afternoon and end
ing with the banquet held at the hotel
Gordon Saturdav evening.
Business sessions were held Friday j
morning and evening and Saturday
morning and afternoon, at which many
nroblems now lacing the disaciea
The conference of the Waynesville
district of the .Methodist Episcopal
church, South, was being held with
the Andrews Methodist church Wed
nesday and today, ine itev. I.. H.
Hayes, of Waynesvil.e, presiding el
der of the district, will be present
and preside.
Approximately 150 visitors and del
egates attended and the local congre
gation, of which the Rev. Walter J.
Per Capita Jndebetness
"In 1918-10 the amount of revenue
;n Xorth Carolina for all purposes
was $22,500,000 and in 1930 it had
n-ounted to $102,000,000," he declared,
making tne per capita indebtedness
tion book. Hu will tliceupon have the
right to participate :n t:ie nnmary
of the party with which he then de
clares and has ' recorded his puny
iifliliation, unless upon challenge b,'s
right so to participa e is ileciiied
against him.
(7) How is the right of a voter to
particpa(e in a ;iarty primary to be
determined when that right i-s chal
lenged on the ground 0f party aflili
ation
C. S. G0;:i directs that the elector
shall be furnished with primary bal
lots of the pblitlea; jiat'.y Willi which
he affiliates, and he sh.all not ii such
piimary be allowed to v.ite a ticket
marked with the name of any ptliii
ca party of which h'? has not declared
h.mself to be a member." The light of
such elector to vote in such pi imary
may be challenged "upon the' ground
that he does not affiliate with such
party or does not in good faith intend
to support the candidates noniii;uted in
the primary of such party."
In such case, it is the duty of tne
election officials to determine Llie
challenge as a pure matte- of fact.
lor eacn man, woman and child in lhe elector. may be asked such ques-
iNortii Carolina equal to $18.3, and for lRms 88 W1" enal,,' the officials to
the average family of five, 916, when I Pss upon the challenge, They may
figured from the total bonded indeb-j cons'der such evidence;, as may be
tedness of the municipal, county and 1 produced,, either for or against the
state governments, Of every dollar
ot tax money collected m North Caro-
Miller is pastor, is making all needed lira today 40 per cent goesi to pay
preparations tot tne encenainment interest and deot service charges,
of their guests. j "I am heartily in favor of wiping
All phases of the church's work was (t this deficit of the State but I am
considered and a number of visiting ;uraiteraDiy opposed to wiping out the
peakers will have places on the pro
gram
The Wednesday morning session be-
deficit by the proceeds of the sale of
homes of our citizens of North Caro
lina. It is a conservative estimate
when I say that at lease one half of
fight.
About th only new development this
week was the withdrawing of W. T.
.Crawford' from the House -it Iiepre
scntntive race. hen announcing his
withdrawal, Mr. trawlor.l made the
.)iiowing statements 'In .view ot
the fact that a second primary i.p
pears inevitable 1 wish to say the.; I
do not believe that a second primary
will tend to do anything but to dis
rupt a harmonious Democrat v ami in
view ol this situation, 1 do not pro
pose to lay mysell liable t participate
in such action ; therefore, in the in
terests of the party, I withdraw from
the race. I shall actively and gladiy
support the choice of the party fi r
the House post, taking no part in the
race for the House in the coming pri
mary. I desire to thank my.; many
f rie-nds. for their-'iftere.-;: taken in my
desire for the nomination."
rrank Miller, chairman of the board
of elections said yesterday that cvciy
thing was working smoothly and that
he expected this election to come o'1
without a hitch. The precinct ofhcials
have received the ballots and have
arranged them in order so that little
time will be lost in- waitnu; on each
voter. The polls will open ut 5;!, a.
m. and remain open until 7:4.; p, in.,
according to Mr. .'dille.-.
The only question of importance to
arise within the last few days is "tail
a Republican vote in tne Democr. tic
primary?" This ipied ion is i'.nsweiel
in another column on this page ly
the attorney general oi the .v.e.-'
s (luesttc.ii are several
Ka U-L: T'n'J u.. i !fhe homes in North Carolina are to-
- r iV x'"w" wTr cay either advertised for sale for taxes
spirit ua life conference x,f testimo- j due u be, we continue this Belf.
., ,.,, i..M "'""" destructive policy, in less than 10
serVanee of Holy Communion. At ,TUO i , a' u
zenship will own their own homes.
"Any system of taxation which does
not recognize the (rights of every man
o' woman, does not recognize the God
given right of every citizen to first
have food and raiment and second, a
home in which to shelter themselves,
is attempting1 to destroy the first law
of nature, the law of self -preserva
tion. No human government can stand
on such a policy as this, and the gov.
11:30 o'clock the Rev. C. S. Kirkpat
rick, of Mt. Airy, preached the open
ing sermon of the conference. At 1:30
L. fn '.nm, Mr Hisr-is-l t-'clock the conference permanent or-
ed. The session Friday afternoon was I ''animation and consideration of bus
devoted mainly to hearing various -ness.
reports of officers and special com- The Rev. G. A. Stamper, of the First
mittees of the convention. j Methodist church, Canton, was heard
Records show that practically every j in a sermon AVednesday evening at 8
post in the state was represented at i o t lock.
two -niivKntinn Visitor ind dele- '
o-ntpe tno-othpi- wore estin ated to have i MISS QL SLAS RECEI S bS PLA 1 - ernment which attempts to do so 13
mt, in evrpw nf 250 MAKERS AWAHU sewing the seeds of its own destruc-
Winston-Salem was selected as the
convention city for next year. Invi
tations were received from a number
of cities, includine the city chosen, and
Salisbury and Dunn. 1
Frank D. Grist, candidate for the
Democratic nomination to the United
States senate, told delgates to the!
convention that it is the policy of vet
erans' organizations to take no part m
partisan politics, but individuals be
longing to the organizations should
pv-preisp their risrht to vote and exert
fanned, and it i, W " political influence for better govern-k-LCrr.ch
in the AcrcCt, ment and thus serve in peace time as .
ccixed .."wv.i-
ition,
r.ght of the person challenged to par
ticipate in the primary. In the lang
uage of the statute, "It shall be the
duty of the registrar and judges of
election upon such chaliange to de
termine whether or not the elector his 1 V1,
m -;v,f : .,u : Along with thi
n tKi. ...Ktt ' Rr... , .;;.. Wthers- that are answend for the btn-
176 N.C, 63; Rowland v. Foard, 134 e?" of ..th'e-Voten in ;'oubt ol teitan
N. C, 78; Bell V. Board, 188 N. C, Phf es of the voting law
3jl ' I A survey yestt r lav howe,. th.-t
large crowa expected to attend t"e
"returns party" being sponsored bv
The Mountaineer il ihs otf.ee nisi
opposite the new sourt-house. Plans
have been completed for receiving returns-
from over the county and
'state' and posting them in large fig-'
ures in froi.t (if the office. Large
lights in front of the building will
make it easy for everyone to see tne
remits easily A I'hilco Radio install
ed by the Martin Klcctric company
(8) Should the elector be sworn
when his right to vote is challenged
Yes. ' '.:.;.
(9) Must an elector vote for a can
didate or candidates for all offices in
the primary of the party in which he
participates
' NO. . ..;
10. Are markers to be appoir;. 1 for
the primary election.
No. Section 26 of the Austrian
Ballot Act specifically provides: '-That
no markers hM hoA for nr' nor. w.m .iurp'sn entertainment and pne
mitted in primary elections." How- ! M i" re.turns from the .tate. n
W - uutru mvau m ivsuiis. irom. ,uie
VtL?Z::i"Z"?? r.. state' by the As.oc.ated Pre
:y elections in the following ways:
Miss Petsey Lane Quir'ai, who
i i -. . . i I : . ni i
worKea witn ine taroiiii3 riaymaiiers.
a) He may ask and secure such
aid from any election official at his vot-
Views On Tariff ing precinct; ;
I see from today's paper that , (b) He may select any member of
at the University ..f.. North Carolina jfnator Bailey has voted for the tar- his family, who shall have the right
during the past winter in acting andj3" on liwaber. and coppe While 1 1 to go into the voting booth with him
cour."genuty as in war.
directing, recently roce.-ved an awaid
for outstanding acting- m a major
production with that group. Awards
of this- kind are made annually at the
end of the spring term to those Play-
am opposed to the principles of a pro- nd assist in the preparation of the
leiuve tarin uixause n violates me., pallot:
fundamental principles of the Demo
cratic party of equal rights to all and
pecial privileges to none; yet I
. , i f firtrmitrnlw oorpfl with StAnatjr Kmlpir
mckers who nave done unusual worKi"-; , j --
in acting, directing and sia-e craft, that so long as northern manufactur
Btfore going to Chapel Hill Miss feteln and obtain protection on
Quinlan worked two years under John rtlcls .they seir to -the American
Craig, prominent actor and director fadT? he Sonth. -then I maintain
of stage productions in Boston. , fContinued on page 8)
(C) Or, he may be assisted bv anv
other person requested by the voter
and approved by the majority of the
election officials.
(11) Should separate ballot boxes
be provided for Democratic and Re
rublican ballots in the primary elec
tion?. -, Yes. ;' ' - ' -
The judges of the precincts of Hav-
wood county are asked to get the re
sults; to The Mountaineer as soon a'
possible by phone and there wil!
given results from other precincts. It
is the desire of the publishers of Th
Mountaineer to give a complete result
of the day's voting by midnight. The
public is invited to attend, either in
person or phone in for results.
JOXES'S MOVE
Col. and Mrs. S. A. ..ifiios and M.s
NannPtte Jones have vr.cated their
home on Main street which was pur
chased by the 'county for part nf the
cou"1' boiie .lot. and have ir.o v,i ir.t'
the f it-i T,.u- v''-.iden(c ri iV. .t '