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.THE.WAYNESVIIXE MOUNTAINlEEfe
Free Textbook
: Plan Stirring Up.
Some Skepticism
Commission Gill However
Go Into Question Of Cost
At Later Date.
RALEIGir, The recommendation
that the state provide free textbooks
for all the ele'nentary schools in the
state, just made by the state school
book commission, is being regarded
in eom'e circles here with a certain
amount vof skepticism: , gome ,fcantly
see, in the recommendation the influ
ence of the textbook publishers and
distributors and believe that the free
textbook .'plan is being: recommended
because of the patent impossibility of
instituting such a plan at this time
lawicr man me state rental-plan as
Auvucaiuu My commissioner A. J. Max
well when he was seeking the demo.
naic nomination lor governor.
It. IS Tin fipTpf haw,, 4hnf x 1 1 1
book publishing companies, book ile
positon'es and' distributors are vigor
ously opposed both to state rental or
jiee -lextoooKs, since either of these
pians tends to reduce the yearly sale
of textbooks. It is also well known
wiax me school., book publishers-bitterly
fought the candidacy of Com-
.aiiuii:r -iuaxweii Decause cf his ad
vocacy of. a state rental system and
iuwer prices ior school books.
Because of the fear on the part of
uexioooK puDiisners and distribu
tors that an efTort will be made in the
torthcominjr general assembly to set
up a state rental
a mcmber.of observers here think they
...... w..c ior iree text Dooks,
knowing that the free textbook plan
is virtually impossible of attainment.
J he book publishers evidently believe
that if they seem to favor the free
textbook plan it will act as a smoke
screen and divert attention from tho
rental plan, which could be put into
effect with much less expense than
the free book plan, it is pointed out.
4uT!eru is no uWestin, of course,
that the school book commission is
in any way cwisicous that jt has been
influenced at all by the textbook pub
lishers There is every reason to be
lieve that the mpmhove f tv, .
minion are perfectly sincere in their
interest in the welfare of the. school
children in the state in recommending
free textbooks. , It is also generally
agreed here that if the ,state could
lind the money with which to finance
a free textbook system that it would
be an excellent thing for the school
children and their parents.
DO YOU
REMEMBER?
Cble Savage writing for the lV'tOS
ganten News-Herald under the head-
down some facts that perhaps some
of the older reawers of the younger
generation would enjoy. What was
true in Burke county was more than
likely true in Haywood county:
When saloons were in Morganton
anil it. was the custom to shoot
up the town on election day?
when all ..womi'n, wore longjjaar and
long dresses and any deviation
from this standard would- have been
r:riS'.lercd very s un-iady-iiKe;:
when there were no f autonjobiles,
trucks or motorcycles and courting
was done in buggies, wagons oriafoot?
when Morganton- was lightjed by
kerosene and the streets' were good
in drv weather?-- when there were
no motion pictures in North ' Caro
lina jini ntwinlp pntprtali npri : t.hxam-
selves at home with a stereoscope?
when' radios were un-heard of and
any news that Hoaxed into the coip
m unity was chewed. swallowed an0
VtmrkiirvVilif A cfaa f oH ir Vi on tne lit
summer was considered a luxury of
the rich- ana ice cream exited
Burke county men hunted squirrels
with rifles and shot only af their
heads? when- cigarettes wer' called
''coffin -tacks' and..gjrls did not
mothers .puffed smoke, from home.
made tooacco in a ciaypipej . (,
Mars Hill Honors
Slave Who Was Sold
To Pa For College
Granite Monument Erected
To Memory Of "Joe" On
bchool Campus.
I DID YOU
KNOW
I ? J
tovt.hrtnks ? would be an
. . ... .1 inHnil V.. L . 1 il i
The method persued by this commis- T uremuers pi me couege giee
in in similar to that followed by cluo ana orcnestra and the local ne
MARS HILL (Special to The
Mountaineer,) Mairs Hill college de
parted from the usual Founders Day
nrocedure on Wednesday, October 12,
when the college celebrated th spvpn.
t.v-sHth - anniversary of its found-
'if with an interracial program cli-
m:i"frf with thp lYnvpili'rinp x,f n ma.
... - . ...... ...w w. . iiii.i vj. a ' ' v
morial to a . negro slave, who in 1856
was takpn for thp final nnvmpnt nn
the first buildings of tho college.
With ne'eroes and whitos inrtir.
pating, the day was made an occa-'
..
sion ior promoting interracial grod!
win ann unrtprstanrtinir Wr v n
Wcatherford. president of the Y. M.
C. A. Graduate School, of Nashville,
TennSSP. nrl Rln DiAtra V r
,
and author of several works on the
negro in the South, was the princi
pal speaKer on the f ounders lay
DrOCram. H unnka n -"Rlflimnl-inn
the Antidote for Prejudice." Other
visiting speakers were C. K. Robin
son, editor of the Asheville Times,
who made , tho main addrcs at the
unveiling of the memorhil. and the
Rev. J. H. Smith niatnr fit lift
Olive Bantint ohmvh (rn)n-roii
Music for the exercises which com
prised mainlv Rniritnala nn.l uoloo.
tions from negro composers; was pro
r I T . i; 1 1
I - ihjii reuei luans luianug fi,
221,835 to Ohio, Oklahoma, lennessee,
Aikansa, Michigan and Montana were
recently issued Dy the Keeonstrucuon
Financo Coi Doration. Prior to this
time $l!)3,23(j had already been ad
danced to Temiessee.'
t
sion is similar to that lonowea Dy
T7iinfaeAnfiifiira "A - -1) MaTMin And
thoRo favoring state support f the
. .1 t. au 100-1
six moiims HCI1UU1 KIIU lit 111V 11
gro choir.
Followinfr tho Fnnndoro Tlai'r tv,.
cises which were held In the college
THAT Governor Roosevelt said
recently that he would say something
rn i hn honim nij;tinn "snmp . dav."
Political leaders believe he will give
his views on this question while on nis
tour in the South.
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THAT 25 agricultural students
frcm the Summerfield and Stockes-
dale high schools narrowly escaped
serious injury near Burlington last
week when the truck in which they
were riding catapulted more than 100
ftet when rounding a curve.' One boy
was expfeoted to lose an ami as the
result of the accident.
? ?
It is admitted . by Dr. "A. T. Allen,
however that the commission has not
yet made any estimates as to how
much free textbooks would cost, al
inough the commision expects to "go
into the question of cot later. Un
official estimates are, however, that it
S?onnnnbly cost the .state at least
$5,000,000 to provide the free text
books and snnnlios thQ ... ,
nL, , -r-i v., 1(191 year anu
probably m excess of $1,000,000 a
year for new books and replacements
for each succeeding year.-, In the case
of the state rental plan, the cost the
nZ I ',uld e -bot the same.
But the initial outlay -would be in the
X, a self liquidating loan to the
schools to be -payoff eventually from
thercntal paid by the school children.
th l a? ree(1 tnat tnis would reduce
the book cost from 50, to 75 percent
in a great many instances But the
(ha iiiviivno uviiwi w i tioca wiuiu were nem in tie CCUiefr
rrnmfit nuoAtnVtlif in nascinrr thn lau I niJiA:... ...1 i
.v'-'r, i uiii,uiiuiiif wiiere a section was re-
determined now much it would cost teachers of the colleges with a large
nf wnprA Trip rnnnnv r 1 i ihs iuuikli numnpr ctr viuirnra nrojfmf fn- 4KA
vm. j, - " I " ..yw.a l AVI L"V
The' legis'lature stayed in session five I day, : ga thered in a natural ampi-
montns trying to proviae enougn re- tneaire on tne campus where ashes of
. . i . . . .... V. ' ' VI '1 nf i. n M J ! llT "I f , 111 ll l A Kaah ....I-. .1 u1 .i
ami finallv Adinnrned without being granite markt-r hnrl haan nrantnA f
able to find it all, having to impose his memory. ,
a -15 cepts auvalorem tax to provide At ti h ( , i f .
nnnnnn f thP Eiv month term L..L the pppnninsr - of theunveil:ng
T., w- . - I'tjiumony, j. uascom Hutr nf tho
expense. . . .. .. . English "dena'rtment of tho Mnwt
It is gene.ally conceded that the Hill olle e flnd the grandson oC Ed
1932 general assembly will remove Larrf ra-t, u , :,. .
.. . w" . . i !. I wmivvh v(1 wiiuoc Jt'.UU LI1U IirSL
""'v ir- -'i picaenwa tne living . uecendants of
additional revenue from some, other Joe who were present. The granite
ho ,m nntpfl. it. wnn 11 monn that theltho. Palm... t?4- ni.j.. . ..
,: ., -111: 1 i , owra? vvorKs or Aioe-
general assembly will have tf pro- marie, N. C, was unveiled bv little
v,me aoouw lf,uuu,uui moie ior aciioois miss Kuth Carter Tilson and Master
from indirect sources than it Is now I Edward Poole, great-great pranH
nrovidinir. without tnkinir into cdnside:
retkm the-WOOOOO- deficit thd state
win have.
This is pvident.lv th reason the
textbook people feel safe in advocat
.. t ,11 i
nig iree textoooKs.
PROGRAM FOR FIFTH SUNDAY
grandchildren of ' Edward Carter.
ine memorial bears the insription
In memory of Joe, a slave who was
taken bv the contrnptnra nf th
building of this college as a pledge
te ueut aue tnem, isoo,"
JOe, belipVPl tl Ko thn nv.1..
being who was ever acutally taken to
help pafcr for a college, has become a
symbol at Mars Hill of the human
values which have o-nno int h
Program of Fifth Sunday meeting
i l i ii ii i t- j ' nt T .
in no npin wirn ttia kjitiitt i , vp nan
tist church, October 30th. ;",u wnlcn nave gone into the
1U a. m Worship and song service lu""umR ani maintenance of the
by C. L. Allen. college and the story of his incarce-
m-- m. , ; . .'41 , 1 I ration has hfvnrrm a ,ammi ivinMj
vio a. m. ine oeautua3. Matt, i v.i,U3 rescmi
: 3to 12, F. H. Leatherwood. ' J When the first buildings of the col
xu;ou a, in. rue nrisuuns ieiauoni,cBv vCie erectea in looo something
LU LllV .. Will 1U, ITlUlt. tl.
(l
10'15
13 to 16, T.
M. Cotrburn
10:45 a. m. Standards contrasted,
MfU.-b: to 25, O. F. Burnett
11 :00 a. m. A manner of nraver.
man. o: u to 13, J. r Beam.
i I ;lo a. m. Th0 Kingdom law of
riches. Matt 6:- IS) to 21, Jesse James
ii'-iv a. m. Sermon, Rev. I. A
i i
TRAIN TRAVEL BARGAIN FARES
Nov. 5th, 1932
Following round trip fares applying from all sta-
tions in Western North Carolina territory.
$5.00
6.00
7.00
8.50
9.50
$5.00
6.00
7,00
8.50
9.50
WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE
WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
Washington and Baltimore tickets good leaving
mose station returning as late as November 7th.
, Other destinations November 8th.
BAGGAGE CHECKED HALF FARES FOR
CHILDREN i
REDUCES KOUND TRIPULLMAN FARES
TO WASHINGTON ONLY
Tickets good only viathe B. and O. riorth of WashV
ington and will be honored only m day coaches
; on the B: and O: e " ' ' r;
Another splendid opportunity 'foY-'ait' economical
trip.-
See yjbur agent or address.
J.'HiwOOU't. A.
like S1200 w Hno h n xr
fehackleford and Clayton, of Ashe-
i... ine local people who desired
a. college in the vicinity had given,
they thouirht. to thoir HyyiH 1q,j u
- . " - ""n., 4tvnu UC-
"B iJieuuiui, nur. monow svmu , ,,
k.vv in iiKjuiiLain recion it. tho
Um!o. ' The contractors binrnrM-naa-.T
levied on a neero vonth. .ina hiv,
ing tO J. V. Anrloronn h,
. - -iiji mail oi
nje ooara nt tnmtooa toK x.
".hthic, . ciKiivecn mnes away, Be-
c.um; joe was a favorite in th0 com
munity On hpfans thou AiA i
. . T - J " iivt Wdllli
ir. Anuevson t hon- oil tv, jui
, i 1.11: licrli
the meiiihprs f tho u
, uunlu ceiv;n as
sumed a share of the indebtedness and
nnally redeemed .Too. wkn i,-vj v
ipmainaerot his days in the com
munity. This, snmmof .
were removed trom a nearby ceme
tery to a site on the campus where a
inaiMT nas oeen placed to his mem
THAT the sales tax of 2 percent
in Mississinni nmdnreA S9K in
. ' - Z' X I T ' "
revenue since the law became effective
May 1st. The legislature of that state
estimated the tax will brino' $1,300.-
000 into the state treasury each year
THiAfr former Governor R. T.pe
Trinkle. of Virginia, said ho haH soon
nc body who believes Hoover can win
inp cominc p ei'tion ' Ho nrrMrtnrl n
cose campaign but thinks the Demo
crats will win by a smashing victory.
THAT Robert R. Reynolds and
Jake F. Newell indorsed the economy
program wnicn suggescs that the
Federal Government expenses be re
duced $750,000,000 a year. '
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THAT the citizens of Charlotte
will have to nav onlv 28 l-n wnts
tax rate this year as compared with
&y-cent 1929 assessmeiit.
1 1
TJIAT thp kiln dru nlnnt i.t tha
Foard Veneer Comnanv at VToi,0;ii
was destroyed by fire Saturday. The
loss was estimated at $3,000.
THAT finvprnnv PmnHlv. t I
Ivoosevelt is sch.Hiiloil ..j,.;. xt n.
Carolina October. 25.- n ;m
y "Hi .TlUp III
Kaloigh, . and probably a few othp
iJiaces enroute south.
'-. ; - i ? . .
1HA1 M1SS M . J
nevnie, a trained nurse, has been
named as one of thp mmi r,ov,i
.ac,,,.aUU,ls snaring the -'large for
t'c . nenry f-0ru.. M ss LoKan
share is $50,000.
. .'?? -''..
That Prpsifloni- tr..i x t
, i ,1, itiri uei i, noover
launched a two-fisted attack on the
POllCles Of Onvprn,. !. ".x. "e
i , x-.wi xvvucveit in
.Cleveland Saturday. He made a plea
-r v.mVV. ty UilXiy Oil,
7
- MITT m ...
fw;. . i VI,ce resident Charles
ip4itir,rf a stra,ned-shoulder
leSUltinir frnm an onfn,u:, .1
f :sit r "1" accwent
7i;,Trr hi: ivuy.caiu,Tday- e con-
campaign tour, however.
Want
Ads
'NOTICE OF
fP' PARTI OWKTrRTus't. a tin whpn
you neea yi vair repiuxw unug
J L ivx vx xwx u-bwx 1 1 tiki; all tlU
extra cost. Harris Sales And Ser
vice.
CORN ROUGHAGE and bean hay for
sale, bee .urs. Exd- pngnt, Waynes-
vme, .or rnone so-j lie
SRRVTP.R OP ALL KINns nn .11
maites 01 cars. JNot. just ordinary
service nut service unsurpassed.
Harris Sales And Service. Phone 380
ROOMS FOR. RENT Apply to 'Mm
u. criggs, J.U3 jast street. tf
MODEL T FORD OWNERS listpn
You need no longer pay outrageous
prices for narts since wt are spllino
ours at prices- which will be real
savings to you. Harris Sales And
service. v. '
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BUNCOMBE.
NntlPP ie ViPrpKw mvon 4 Vi I'M
dersigned will apply to his Excellency.
f lot n i . xi ... .f
v. raaji uanintr, uovernor at his Of-
fica in Ralpio-h. NnrtVi rsmlino
a parole. The undersigned having
ueen conviciea at tne j uiy term, 1331,
of the Superior Court of Haywood
County, for an assault. This notice
is given in compliance with the stat-
Utp and all nersons v.hn ara nnnne.'J
" . . 1 w wav. v' 2 Jr
to said Darol arp h.T-ph nn'i-iflo.i
. : . . j ..V....IV1, tx
enter their protests.
This October 15, 1932.
LARRY BROWN.
4
Rhinehart.
i12Qft'C'ock' I)inner 0I the ground
, oft P" J?1- xJhe two wavs, Matt. 7
13 to 14, P. C. Hicks.
71:45 p. m. The difference in doing
and not doino- Matt n. o - or?
' r2 :00 p. m. Our enlistment plan. II.
ii. x- ucuin.
. Thero has been a- 10
crease in output of the leafther foot-
nvai lllUUStrV in I anaria fn
quarter of. the current year.
Seeinc its rpflpftinV. i.
., " . w.vxn in o ssiure win
dow, a ram in a tWt i ol . i.-.'
riven throuch Rp
jumped through the glass ; to attack
his supposed rival. c
NOTICE OF SUMMON
STATE
IRA MELTON. Tiof.j.i.
-lhe defendant' IRA MELTON, will
take notice that an action entitled as
cmuvc nas oeen commenced in tho Su
perior. Court. ft : Hmr.,i.,j T-?.x.
JNOlth Carnlinn f .
, . . . vue put pose ci
pbtajning n .absplute . divorce cn
statutory "prmmit.- v
. That Saifi Aafary Aa. x?
xi , . """"""'ii win mrtner
telte. .Potic -tkat , ht vis. rejui,ed to
u o . e u,uce ot the Clerk of
mtr ouuenor i nut-t f n;j n x
lll'tBe CoUrtTTtiilioo ,V W :u
na,'n" the,21 av of
..-.xxxuxxn, 15o4, na answer or
demur to the complaint, in said ac
tion, or he Blatntiff will
court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
-.Thi.?c0TOBER.18...1932. .
, -V : W; G, BYElfe,
' L,lrK SnnpriATv- rA,ti ' u j
1HAT A. C. Rrvortn Tl.
i- i' ,, ) . j"y" xiaisam,
't "l,lffi5x:rx,(iunne the week -and a
h v , 1 lne BOSpel on Sunday. He
.hft i made good at both jobs
.--THAT:.r: c- R;K-h i...... . :
vv,.'""ct; ior governor of this
'"t,y Said tha i Party
ffered a' principle of government,
not a prescription of belief."
TIT, 4 y. " I
. !f ,.x U0,yei'n?.V Roosevelt and
firm nl U'W'"' ",d, tne piat-
nf thQ u " W, . 11 e return
w.v AAavw warrior" to the Demo
pnapH1Cthrann U is said has strength
ened the Democratic party. "
THAT football 3t..xln.. ,
nttrnt.,1 U.. ' r"iua as USUai
frames throntrhnnt Ti.- '""W
nf thn c " ' " . owme
-- v..v ".-vxec vvcie; lennessep 7 Ala
clZ'l North
land 0: Wakp n 1,1., '
played Friday); Auburn 0, Qa. Tech
Turning Fast
'Say. I saw thp awfirllost ' thfnr.
happen the other day ! Mr. Stone and
:ir. wooa were standing on the corn
er talking,, when a good looking girl
passed bv." , , ..
"Stonp turned to w.ind WnnH tum
to stone, thev both tuvnoH t nkv.
ana tne gin turned Into a drug store."
eleven aVixT'. iNovemW .4
wopdXount'J
bidder for cash, ?r-
LU-Jonathan Cr ' 4.
thence un th,, ... '-".Pot J
txuics; j), v- j. .x.u- I
15J4 poles? S "i'u'2,?01;?
li nn n c r:
xlS
i-.yeu oaK on t0 " -n
238 poles tb
l;ie keo B
Ti , yu""man Crept
mill ntefP , x Y fi
thence unthn !
tho v . "naerinji
1 'W low,
. - . v
:ll.KIB
When Torturing
Pains Are Stopped
i uctoi'. -nci .,. ucn
ir.cr.omenm tuccot u
treating rheumatism that
i:s office at aiwaya
rjaco witr patlentt
rrotn tar ano neai He
-. iinaiiv induca to
5;!niJi' "ianaing DreicriPti0D availa.
Die through drug stores all iifferer.
couia oeoeut Jhousnnat ho never dream!
en sucn a tmng Dwsmie nave won absolute
treeaom trom the torturmg oains ol rheu
w1rhlS',h,.B.Curlt,!' 'Kmuaoo ano neural,
with this amazing prescription Mane, nS
diflerence no intense the pain or now
Swift .SS " or. n,rco"cs in Ru-No-Ma.
doesn tppa
work or oiay. ,eet W
WAYNESVILLE PHARMACY
than Crppt Vx
upper Jonathan Creel 'a J
and BEGINNING ft tk 1
corner stumn Qf , . lCi SP'I
Tree Branch and B. 1
the eastwards sn,;.: s5iJ
as follows: S. 12 8,1
road; S.30VW. 21 pel s.?1;
E- 20 poles; thence ft
lvxwu . x. x. r, a i
forks of bra7h. est;
, uiCHL'P S
poies; thence S. 20s ff.'oj
S oao P o, . ly Pole:
the brah'h ' trirMn o i
thence S. 54 E. 12 Ml ,i
DOles to the ihix(..ji.. '.
r"each Trpp fi, i .v
. , . 'xinii, inai,
3
,,, u1(. ana criestnm
on too nf Sxitv..,. u..x r
T xi ,7 flUUIlWll"
..NortheasUwarifiv au. n1
x. ociu ot'uer Jlour1
poles to the white oak s.t
uk corner or lots Nos, 2 ,6
thence the vatcrshod of ti
S 27;W. 20 poles; thin
14 poles; thenco X. 33 W.S
thence N. 54 W. 14U "noWl
N-I2: W. polesfC;
rx. iiu poles; thence N. Io',
Doles 1 thenpp ' : v' u'.
, . x.. uu j.. ,U
fl An.etni,f x.. ' n . 1
v.tvDbiiuii un tup, oi ricyre J
xju , w. along a marked I
kuics lu u tsnrncp mna nn ,J
bank of Jonathan fW- ,1
me mpatii pre if , ,1 ..i.i
xwxx, ux UU1U I
BEGINNING, together rtJ
ter Dower and nrivil.ws thJ
together with all all water!
water rights and privileges J
by said Executor in dee 1
lands sold to Alemander and
Bradley and John Clements
site side of saiiri JnnatlwJ
which are lecerded in the
tho Keenster if rivils nf
county, m Book xo. 21.
294. . Book 26. nrl-w. SSS.
tiyeJy, , to which deeds and rJ
mad tor a more perfect it
of-rights herein intended to
veyed. I
.Sale made BUi-suanf to tl
sae conferred upon me by
of trust executed bv Xcm'si
and Mrs. Lena Green, dated
bcr 22. 1920. anil re.-eA I
5, page 137, Pa'tord cf .'J
irust ot Haywood tountv..
This 7th dkv ,f Ocfolr. 1
GEO. H, WJI
IH
Oct.. fi-2C-:7-X.. ;i
Question; To i- ,
ellow corn in tha ,..x .,: . a
preference to white corn '
-"'jiiv.1 . i f-"s v on m.
much v uu r ..: .n . 13
thn ,.,hi;; '"'"'",eT."" scratcn leed
l,iZ. Z only
V 1 115 VI 1,1 111 I ri lirhlnh
unsetdhewihlk H
Used Whpnpvpv. . nn:i.i. ..ul
feedintr. ' 10 Pultry
mmA-m i x . .xxx'x .'j .'x i iVV. u1 .
ENGI?AVING(s
ASHEVILLE.N.C.
r:
Tax Notices
(Continued from page 4.)
IRONDUFF
Crawford, J. M., 4 acres ...
gs- J- N., 23 acres, Bal.
Hannah Vinlof cn
, .x., uu aires ....
Haywood Eelectric Power
t 11 acres . ..
Jollv. Mrs AlW-x
tii ; ou acres
Jolly, A. P., 14 acres .....
ins and, Herman, 109 acres
Kinsland. R IV 10c .
:!.?10 acres Tf.
oT" ' t', firs- "Obt., 33 aires
Sloan, B. J., 88 aprp.
To Hip
penaltieVofTVptr'Lxfd
ginning pth the tTot-SU v
.and cost of this notice. J'
unit; rninH,.4uw.i 1 a
Public fa" ' qV, J. -naPt?r-842
J-st, and th rrHr.
e ooarti..ot. fiimfn - '. ua
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