33
THURSDAY, JUNEJL1!
IDeTfRESH RANGE
FOR GROWING TURKEYS
" ,,rVPvs have reached
of from eight to ten weeks
M.l out to range shelter on
! .round which was free oi aii
- r i n rwuiltrv manure
trv. iuij . - .
m' the previous e"-
.. will afford, pifmy t.
i 1 frpsn eiea.l Ham-
sliaUC J"" .
w reason of the year, gnmr.s
Uin to have troubk wub
i. . ,( t' r . rarrisn.
: i - i ; j V.itn
tension specially ai
,'".' -nhukhead begins to ilepel-
-'"-a thU come?, in most eaes,
'''li v in sanitation. Success
' .."..i-vv i -It-pendent upon care-
:.;;1;:,n.i1; of th win
V,;--h railfe is e-ontnl. '
, ....... min'h attention must
r..!".':viV 'to supplying the riKht
: . f,,c,. In general, poults have
: nutritive ' e'iu:! onuai as
vinplote irrowmir i.iuv.--l,ni
results. Such
i "i 1 - ------
i.wimli. animal irotin
.rein feed, mineral;: and
! ireful durinjr the
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
rage 3
UNCLE JOE DOING
NICELY IN MEXICO
A
. --arv
,,: wil
d ; r'Tom
used with
mash homier
cadi
, i ..mmereial :;
e hicks ma.. 'i.
H..UI ver. one
. i , r is needed lor
' i;."r.,n..-i'iilloiv water fount
, .Pl(.ded for this number of the
I'laee the mash hoppers ami
flin:? on wire covered f raim s
,-, ;ll i '.imber.
i',.v.-ish savs it requires about
. of feed's, exclusive uf Riven
"rultill the requirements of a
,,-intr the hrst seven months
.ft. By that time, the poult
weiirh Vi or 14 pounds.
,. i., tnrkevs and chickens
i -----
ulv, he advises.
Timely Questions
And Answers On
Farm Problems
(h,,-tit,n: Should soap be used in
!;. nil lk vessels
An-wer: : No. Soap ilot?s not
,-Vl. r dissolve the fat left on
,1U of all milk conwme.s.
,. i,,,. will dissolve this
re
the
An
fat
There are many
the market, but
that it is alkal
... 1
ul' rdlould o' useu.
ni' powder' on
i.., 'Iw sure
; :ap powiler. Where it is im
, .,1,1,. to obtain this powder, -oriti-
v baking soda may be used ami is
:s etl'ective.
ridged
Ouc-tion.: Should tobacco be
,,;uii cultivation?" ; ., ., .
M-uu- es. As mum 1 "
.,,-,11,10 should be put around the
,,,a,v :lt each cultivation in order
! ,ver the plant bed leaves. Ihis
v;il will make a strong root sy
and will also hold up the plants
;tl"ca of wind storms. It is 3.1so
in.;, to cultivate both sides of the row
ihV- same time as this aids in dc
"vi loping a high root system that is
v, ,-v essential to early maturity.;
Friends of Hon. Josephus Daniels j
will be interested in the article which
appeared in The State recently by
John Constantine, correspondent for
the International News bervice at j
Mexico City, in which he gives some j
interesting facts about Ambassador
Daniels. ,
When Ambassador Josephus Daniels
tame to .Mexico, a small group oi
publicity-seeking radicals undertooK ;
to provvke student tiemevisi i auou-
aj iinst him, avciinir he v-V persona i
nou grata because he had ordered ;
warships to Veracruz in 1911. These j
agitators had refrained irom pv.rnu-1
n "'u"- in the del ense of eracvuz.
I ' ' . . , . x , I
The .-tu.ienis pan! no attemnn io
;1'. m.
Lamenting the falie position l:i
which the students haa boon placed,
especially in the United Stales. by
the propaganda of the Communists
Mamie! Kst:.no!. Captain of the Uni
versitv of Mexico foovliall team,
.'thii-ed half a dozen of his fellow
players and went to the American
Km''asay,
t- . '. .n.i " li.. tii.l to Am- I
V ll.l t l -.ii.i
b:ssado,- Daniels, "to invite you o
viit the University. We vt-'h you
to know our Hector. Don Roberto
Medellin."
The Ambassador hastened to ac-
... ,,t 11.. vee-arc ci them Denigaiv ami
l : : . .. . i ..
hev gave him a cliarming ueie.eovc.
Thu was his Jirst contact witn u.e
youth of Mexico and he was vir-ieiy
impressed. Tliey were nne ups-.a.i..u.v
vpe- ot young mannooo.
Afterwards. Ambassador .Daniels
thought so highly of tlm V,M -V
i, .loven and wrote President
Roosevelt about it.
Within M hours alter ms n, ...
.,!- i... i..,. Jntniiti' v. fa
in .AU'VK'O 1 liy IH nau
vorably and dip omattcal y .mam-
. t m in si 1 1 ill tin
can seine. Ho did this with one
newspaper interview. He was ; still
train-weary when lie received -Kmbassv
the representatives ol "
Mexican and the foreign press, U
iet forth the fundamental principles
which should orient the relations be
tween the United Sta'os and Mexico
so clearly and explicity that every
Mexico Citv newspaper frontpaged
them Thev f(d!owcd thi- up by ecli
toriailv lamling him and his criterion.
Hero is a paragraph from his re-
marks wnien si.o.u.. .
...... i,;.,. of ilintomatic relation
' !,,,' l'nite.l States and 1
iweeo in. .
America: , . v
:'.-. , f nai'it v il o
"Hip llll.oi'i..- .
:,t;.,s ,.r of mutual ropect be-
1 ..' . , ,,..,iii!aii1 SO
tweell tile two -
' , '. (I,,, neonles: (i tliC
inn :ini; liu .o". ."
5- x w
t i til
x X- X x v I
x V
x x x A,
XX V x" x -
llxxfxXx
V
x
X X -
xxX
VxN V
1
'ii liiii iiinv. '
his long experience in Washington,
the presentation of his credentials
eltv. He then made his first acqaint-
..i.. with T atin American formalities.
carried out, as they are. with rigid
adherence to the protocol.
Three squadrons of cavalry escorted
the American Ambassador from the
American Embassy to the National
l'alace. Don Vicente Veloz Gon!
zalez. the official Instructor of Am
bassadors of the Ministry of Foreign
Relations, accompanied him. Up a
brilliant red-carpeted stairway, Am-bas-.ulor
Daniels proceeded to the
Hall of Ambassadors, where President
Abelardo 1.. Rodriguez, dressed in
foinial .Homing clothes, awaited him.
A trille ill at ease over all the
, .iquette. the Ambassador approach
ed the President, halted when about
fifteen feet away, then began to read
ii... i. !.... aecoim.anving Ins creden-
He stressed his points ig
... ,Mi k T... President replied with
. ,i ,.inv,-:,in of hi satisfac
Foreign Minister Jose .Manuel
i asaurane then presented Am
ador Daniels. The three sat
i for a chat. President Rodriguez
i... in I-ne i-h. Ambassador l 'an
ion.
I'ui :
Ambassador J.sep.hus Daniels
d States and Mexico
-rnindid man make
Th.- ' wo eount vies il
!iies. TiU'V silonld r
that every
them hist
e common
nect each
in Fugli-h.
It better.
and Finance Minister Alberto J. Pani.
With .others who could not speak
English, the Ambassador got along
admirably, talking through an inter-
w fniiml h.i scored bv speak-
ir,.r , rivt v to the omeiai, inercuj.
establishing a friendly relation.
i i --. 1 ..ino
He sou lea nuo uie ji-. n.au -i..-as
though he had In-en borj in it.
He foil .wed the line old rule. "Be
.......... ,lf " After his firsl call Oil
v....i,vn Ministe,. Puiir i."asauranc the
latter told a story of Premier Mc
Donald and the late Ambassador
liwieht W. Morrow. At a conference
between McDonald and ..lorr.m, a
strutting secretary entered the room
and with elaborate formality lay mc
papers before the Premier. As the
-eeretarv was going out, WDon.iu
ea'led him back. "You have violated
Rule ;," he said. The .ecretary
ilu-h.ed. apologized, went oir. s'hason
, ,1 Morrow, etirious. inquiivil what.
Uu. C. might be. -Don't taV v'r--.e'l'
too .erioaslv." McDonald -detinc.!.
ulor Daniels, l"r. l uig
said- with eoiisi.'ei able
-faction. "He doi - :": take
seriouslv. He i- human.
Uieo. He makes a atac-re-ion
on me."
a magnitu a'! iT-rt . .en
v in Mexico.
Hazelvvood Team
Tramples Tryon
Enka Nine To Come To Hazel
wood Saturday Fur Game
W hii.h Starts At :$:.10
Ha..e'.wa.o,l iounri yed to Tryon Sat
urday of hist week an,' -ame back
,v,th th-.' long end ,i a T ' ;t'.ory
aft. v a hard f.aiglr. g .;. . Th e
-eare v.:u lied fiw all .;" t;' '.-inning
..f ' ie ninth innir.-.-.. .'!i two
i ,i . a; Wyatt s'.ngie.i I'ri.-e cam 1
Ii.:,:. gn wilii a : .-ipiv ' V'y.-.t.,
.t-;.k;:.-u H.e tie: I'l.v.-:, the next
i';.:; :. ;': f. d Pv -i t with a
. ,!..! , !.;;: ; ;:e la --. :w . nun mi:i
i f.Us,. :i. .:u:i. r.i. k . ut " he
!at man.
Of
t a:
e i
Aiubass
aa'ainc
len: .at:
bei s
cure
i: lh
This
. rritoria!
il oii'.V 1
ric i
I.
i 1
ar.d seek to
ict lor uinb rstamling.
a--ocia:ion.
itstead of inakkish expres
,,..,,,! will -o tvn:cal of the
",n:c:lect
.1
relatuins
of Latin
Mexican
Mexican
P. i fore the Ambassador came to
mcmc he thought his ignorance of
Spanish would be a great handicap
I,,, hum Ho soon found that the
naior'.iv of the ollicials oi ine ii".-
eminent spoke English. They waiv- j
...i. ,...,,io. ol --ih, formalities tor him. i
n -,.,.i iiK- i . ii.. of President
Iricue.', 1' eloign
himself too
He is simp
miiceir imr
lie make
a e erv'.'i d
1)K. O. N. DONNAHOK
PKIK K)l OC1ST
Specializing i" Die non-siirgual
olliee treat menl of rectal disease
.".(II Public Service Hldg,
PHONE 1UI ASH EV HIE. N. C.
ion
It
liave
s lie-.atin
nivddlers m
1' Mexico and the rest
;. erica, entirely mut tlie
ii, l ion. It satislicd the
f nisi and correct icia-
eliminated any fears which
been felt in some quar-
hat Ambassador I 'a me is uau
to Mexico to swing the big
It was enduring doctrine,
truth is that when high of
of tlie Mexican Covernment
from the American I'.raiuwj
I,--idem Roosevelt rropo.'d
fi.rmer Secretin y of. Navy
Daniels Ids mtnuati
Mexim a
cone.'
: inn-,
might
t'M s
C '111''
stick.
lhe
licials
earnei
I ha 1
to sen.
Je.-cphus
friend to
I
. . . 11. -
Mimsvor i llltr 1
and a V-8
hi-. Ambassador,
i h, e ev nerii uce'd con-lib'l'a
faction. Peing jiractical
tin v reali.ed immediately
liissador Iianii'ls would
lose contact with
hie satis-
polit icians
that A ni
make for
President
elt.
ed.
Th is. 1 hev had lacl
They accordingly has'', m d to give the
-."iceinent to notil'v' the American
Embn-v that Mr. Daniels was per-
:.... 'Pi,,, oinmnnicat ion I rom
-1 ' ii :.l i, I 1. 1 . i . , -
.1,,. nierican Embassy was sent to
the foreign Olliee. late one afternoon.
favorable reply was icceived at the
Fmhassv before the next noon, ,
For Ambassador Daniels, despite
11 lor the Wavnesville price of the
Ford
( . N A I) A - I) KT U O 1 T
and the
W O K liU'S I' A IK
We' furnish Railroad and . Pullman luUe.s on Spee.lu-cl
Date
o Cash to Drive Ua.eU 0
I SI' Y. TKKMS AND TKADK-INS
I'or detailed inlormation eall
atki:s(;ara;i:
W. T. UAIM-R
IMvone
ing
uui-tion: At what temperature
lioiild eggs be kept to prevent spoil-
To prevent Spoiling, the
,. i - i, tn ,-tnrii'f where
L'S S II Oil HI OO IS.C1.C ... 00
t--temperature does not go below
' ....nr. tw-d nr." the
or above uu. -germinating
points. t l,r
f , nonditions the storage
It,, ,,, v,.., -- . ,,.
, ,t range t,...-
1 I , , l - iv.ui'. - -- - -
vhei e .between .'5
ti.ring
'..oDi i
Answer
il.grees
flee.ing
average
impcr
an,l : degrees. In
LOVJ
June 51933
PRICE CARS VS. CHEAP CARS
eggs be sure tnai .uiu ".
. , i.i- nnt wet and
i ii i , iy ...v..' - - -
-o that the i
oom is free from odors.
W- v.!
will be c'
ailv :mi n
7 , ...i,.n.i that the
1 lia neen id'.'"' , -n
Recruiting .Station, AshcyU
iho
osed in the near iului.
i. ;torpsted in
wriu ai e
:VV
.;t!v
will
, ill' mi v - . ;
have to communicate
7,'0
lovj-rricc car: the cos
t to u:
of buildiflV our car
is
VI n not buna a
nretty high. ; ' Mr at a
.,r...w,.iirtn. write t(
.. HUH Uiav.v..-. , . i AT
ru t tiff Station. ian.-iK...
SERVICE
IN A
FLASH WITH
A SMILE
Washing.
Greasing. . .
Esso and Essolene.
Atlas Tires...
Atlas Batteries. . .
l.attery Service. ... .
Tires Repaired. . .
STANDARD
SERVICE
STATION
more
to
must
charge
,.,ain -oil a lu&n c.uaj.x., . . far
DUl, rrir we nave ww---
Almost ever, new J. ri00 ros. As
to manuiaucux
low price.
you buy
mm
V5'S!
year, has cost
them at. only
The reasca fur tai ..,, first can; he .oil-
i! eicii, -- . ,,f a ano Ket j .
-:EW ltKn '7ar " it must Eive hir. fail 'V.
anyxhing on a.ca .. . ; ears . : r:c0,, ai:d hi&h cost
Mss combination of: lo I ....
.: Tvo things maF.e tv ..
auality: ,.
. vl.mo r I IJUus f- . .
yuius,...- : , .. nn the MSlb
1 v r- t ! t-i I 1 I V J J. " i ay-, -v T lllll 1 u v-
Taking enx , bo fair to
ct our P- on. Then.
1.
4v r-. riiblic on
n .order to .jusuijf.
and
low-
First. we set oui Unction .
: -n oniCV in VOluueu v wV,:
of economxtia "- '--' - et voiuu.u . - c
maintain our -s- hich is raarr,
Thus
cost
is also.
)rlcy . w . s really hli:r.-co,, ,
it comes
cost to. --vmh.., , :, , . ,i.nn a
Triw iV for a
quality car . , fixcd at, a point wnicn ; ; , ,
Ford prices are al.ay. i , , , the buycr as v,ell as .
. ,; : Good ana x ,, ; the buyei p. -... ., :
to
the
larger one. v-8 beCause
it nvk us to sell tne. ru ..
it pays
you to buy it.
a -
I ' 1 :
. M
ill.,! ::. 1 : ,':: l n li-l--i
m. ..a-;-. .: ;;' .'liiy
;., ,' lu : ii,. s-.-ii rii: ii itiiuin tiic
i . r ;ou.-hctl r .. r iVur
ii. .. ihi. a : un. ..' v. ... ; n i iip .
!',. . .. i, li, ',al ; liui i ;j, :U'!.'
lh' ;,'!,! ii.- , ;.i one M-i'ali'h ju; m t'u'
. :a rv.'V.y. tw- anl on.'-'naif irmrc-.
( in'H'y" I'rice. local cau-her. ha, I
,i j.. i :',', l .lay at bat . ire! m-;' :w.
: , ij.V- a ,l..uMi' .in.l two Ur'l- l-r
ii... liaiis to lh,. plate. -i:.l al.t.
'", si.U"- l.iti'liinu' a i-'O'Vl i-'.iin.', t.y.i
Willi "Ki'.i" i'lvvosf with -taiv,.. h;ts
fur live trii's.
McAtboy !.al the Ti on 1. .n.-r.-u
ii li tav, i lik s in t hro i I'ios.
Satlll, lav ,.1' till- WC,k ll.l. a I '.MM. I
u ill j.lay i'nka mi the local' li.'i l. The
ivaiiie will i.e 'Callcil at ":oO.
AH K H I'
...... i' " 0
" '-' 11
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1 (i 1 o
1 (i u u
....I ii 1 I
1 1 2 0
..'J il 1 l
....:! 1 1
. . . . 1 (' o "
ruvox
Kavul. 11'. -
Me A they. :;i. . . .
I;,.i. t 'ap.s, e ...
Uoy l'a.ps, ss. .
,liin l'isher. cl'. .
Kuppv Cappis lh.
Cillierl, 'Jl. . . .
ll.ar.liii. ii'. . ..
l olliii". 0
rhi:hi . I ii'.
:;i :. ;v ,i
(7.1 hit for llanlin in Slh limine.
11 i:i.V(HVl Al! K II i'.
if ........... ' -' 11
i.',.l.,. , ...o I 1 "
iuillll. ;s. . 11 " 1
P,.i, ;... ii, o H l o
riie, c. .
Wyatt, p
1 ' . ".
la vo t , .
I'litiiani, el'. ,
Ku l.eiiil .ll. rf.
I i yon
laiiwo
ii :": ii
ii i o
17, 1 IT 1
1 11 III 101 -"00
tuii. ioi ii:'
You Get
8-Cylinder
Performance
in the New
FORD CAR
Kiulit-o Vtwh'r sinoothiu'ss and
iksiliility ivt liu- New -Mnl
a dislimtivf place ip Uu
piicc lii'ld. .spi'i'd. powi'r and
iapid acci-KMatidii ;u' amunt; it.
, utslandin:; l.oaliiri's. Ia;;lit
vMMuli) and si lively tUsi-n uiMiu
I'ccpnmy ol opiialion.
Thi"i Hu' roomit'sl and miiisl
powerful l ord Car liver .-IJuilt,
CALL OK TKLK1MIONK LOli
DEMONSTRATION.-
Drive the New Ford
V-8 and be convinced
ABEL'S GARAGE
W. T. Rainer
I'Jione ;-r2 Asheville Road
TOM LEE, MANAGER
Near' Post Office
! - ,i, .nirmi '" ' '