VBfl ttAVtfelaViLLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1934
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r fobody's Business
J By GEE McGEE
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'tfUC.rKIANS
FOR PEDES-
i , t line the street, keep
?:le ''' f !e down. If you
i jp.-a:;U can't do this,
I . " -rv to cross
TTTlharp or heavy
Ballon tires
::i j-houid not be punc
fe the knee-action, if
ears approach.
, straight up.
lv stand 1 Ichance
landing on top of a
with only a few
i the radiator or
: . 'taring up 2 cars.
.1
ins yu. , -'!
and frt ' ','
ri ' ' .
Tn:- !'
lie down "n
tie cas.er
I
passengers. You needn't get his
number. He don't carry any insu
rance, and really doesn't own tin? car
yet.
5 If you are in a hurry, never try
to cross a street at all. Just go on
back home and telephone the instil
ment agents to call for your furni
ture, radio and range You can't us-e
these things after you are dead nohow.
t there is no pos-
,i being run over, ,
a back and let xne
v vmui- stomick. This
n'-iic driver and the
6 If you are crossing a street at
a bad corner, hold our your left hand
TAt'acc vnnr fpt tui-htlv Against the
pavement, keep your tongue in your
mouth to prevent ;t irom getting
bit off when you are struck, and pray.
Crossing one street a day is enough
for a single (or married) pedestrian.
Don't strain yourself.
7 If walking on a public highway,
it is best to stay at least 15 feet on
the righthand side of the road, es.
Come to Clyde With
Your Cattle and Come
Here to Spend Your
Money
Prescriptions filled accurately and at
Economical Prices
CLYDE PHARMACY
J Bring Your Cattle to
Clyde And
Deposit Your
Money With Us
Doyle Alley Is
Named President
Ot Young Demos.
(Continued from page 1)
that U require them to come here in
their own ships, buy for cash and
t.-mspor: at their own risk, this will
go far to keep us out of any future
war. but make for peace throughout,
the world-
"There are those who think we
would gain by a foreign war. This
is the short-sighted view. What did
we gain front the World War? One
of the caused now prolonging the de
pression is the menace of war
throughout Europe. America's
course is the way of peace. We need
our navv ami armv onlv as the means
of n.:tii.na! defence and we never
needed them more than now. But
even as much as we need army and
navv. we nee,! :in international policy
of 'the good neighbor' to use the
President'.- words To be sure this
policy could not he expressed more
ffe.-tuailv than in a policy firmly
refraining from any effort to make
merchandise of the weapons of war
at the expense of other nations."
Civile Hoev said in his speech at
th.e nanuuet Sauturday night that
"under the providence of liod the
Denucratic party has provided the
nation- w.ta n great leader tor just
such a crisi-. Popular government is
justified by its fruits, r.very great
crisis serves to produc,, or reveal a
!os-al figure, and it is the mission
of the Democratic party to supply the
nation with its leadership for the
great crisis in war and in peace. It
gave to humanity Woodrow ilson
for tlie world freedom; it ha given
to America Fr. nklin lb Roosevelt in
a supreme slrugiie for economic free
dom.
"The Repu y.icm- critically coin
plain of expel inieiits in uviiiiiiU'ii.V
"vVe admit it. Kxpormonts have
inai'-ve i the way of the world's pro-jg-:
Lut;ie.- Burbunk experimented
ami produced, mor,,. luscious fruit and
gorgeous (lowers anl enriched plant
life. Kdisun experimented and il
luminated .the cities, towns and vil
lages of a nation anil lifted the load
of drudgery from th,;. bucks of the
world's workers. The mechanical
scientist- experimented and conquer
ed the air and made all the forces
of nature subservient to the needs of
humanity. George Washington and
Thomas Jefferson and their colaborers
experimented in the science of gov
ernment and behold the republic
America the marvel of the nations
of th,. world. Franklin 1. Roose
velt is experimenting in scientific re
search, i n governmental f unci ions and
th,, republic is having a rebirth un
der the Constitution. "There is no
revolution, no repudiation, no renun
ci it fori,' but a recreation of national
conscience." and social responsibility
engrafted up'fn our gnvernnietfcal
structure, and a new and mightier
destiny made possible for this nation."
Man Has Failed To Find Method
Which Will Start Or Stop Rain
Manv suggestions for stopping the
severe drought of li)o4 have come in
to th,. I nited States weather Bureau
tne last few weeks. Just as many
are received for stopping floods in
times of excessive rainfall. In fact,
. ingle cause, for example, the wid,,
use of ladio- is often advanced for
both drought and flood. No device yet
developed by man is of any practical
va ue in starting or stopping rain, ac
cording to Dr. W. J. Humphreys of
the Weather Bureau.
Nature's method of making rain,
Dr. Humphreys explains, is first to
get an abundance of water into the
atmosphere bv evaporation from wa
ter surfaces, ice surfaces, growing
vegetation and damp soil and then
.-queez,. it out by lowering the tem
perature. Ordinarily there is enough moist
ure in the air to provide at least a
moderat,. rainfall whenever the ma
chineiy foi its condensation into
raindrops is working right This m i
chinery calls for the proper distribu
tion and movement of air mas.-es dif
fering in temperature and density.
In other words, when a normal move
ment of atmospheric "highs" and
"lows" is .interrupted and relatively
stagnant atmospheric condition is
cstahli-hcd and persist.- for a long
time, drought, develops, notwithstand
ing the fact that there may Ih' enough
moisture in th,. air lo produce rain.
Obviously, Dr. Humphreys points
out. radio, which neither hastens nor
retards evaporation of the moisture in
the air, cannot be a factor in pro
moting or hindering rainfall.
Electrical devices, sprinkling the
clouds with drv ice. starting large
tires, and setting off loud explosions,
among the other rain-making schemes
suggested- either do not work or cost
too much for practical use.
All of the electrical schemes inves
tigated by the Weather Bureau, Dr.
Humphreys say?, are utterly uselesa.
Sending cooling substances up iato
thH clouds 10 cause rain, he adds, U
about a century old. Even liquid air
has been tried. This plan, however,
is wrong in principle, and no rain haj
ever resulted from such practices.
The use of tire to produce rain wf-
strongly advocated 80 or 90 years
ago and this suggestion continues to
boh up from time to time. This meth
od. Dr. Humphreys says, is correct
in principle, but the cost of a fire
big enough would to break a drought
would b,, prohibitive-
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
Don ('
Smut he rs
Martin
Marjorie
O ('.
.loe
Scruggs and Robbie
not h of t'anton.
1,. Cartel-, ('anion,
Brooks, Clyde.
James Roxie Nolain
and
both of Clyde.
Alvah Henson and F
of Canton
en Re
both
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified a - Miiininistral i ix
of the ,.stat.e of Jane Yarbo.oiigh, de
ceased, late of Haywood County, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the said .-estate to present
the same to the undersigned lor pay-
nient within one year Irom the first
publication ot INI- notice or mis no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
I ecover.y.
All persons indebted to the estate
will pleas,, make immediate, payment
to t he undersigned.
The the '2nd dav of August. I'd.'.l.
MRS SAI I.Hv MORROW.
Administratrix.
Aug. i! ;mi'.-'J:;-:;ii Sept '.
ll Deposits up to $5,000 Are Insured
"There's No Substitute for Safety"
BANK OF CLYDE
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pcciallv if trucks and buses frequent
i.ie -aid highway, but be tcareful and
i.on't ijot your Motiving, torn (df by
tru-lies. briars, and wire fences. our
family will'expect you to come home
at least . partially dressed.
Don't cuss auto drivers. They
have the right of way all the time-,
everywhere," day and night. If .the
g.ii-cn light is in your favor, be more
;;aiticular than . ever; ni-aily all
smart-alec drivers see green only. It
nngh; lie -best for you to stay at
b ine anyway, so .va need not oo
..( -ve the e instruction.-.
i ( ml. INC Oil- .
. i.a-t S tin. lav afternoon- while the
; nn. meter wa.- trying tickle 'oil
,. ,v,..-.,. i n ',.! ' ftv t he -baile. 1 p.leo
:i,y family into our', installment plan.
ill: !.jde'..u: to t-iie best swiinmiiig
pool .'tli'is .-nU- of the Atlantic I fan.
. .After 'paying the usual :i-ntran,e
fee, we got our 1!: youligun-. imlled up
m their lUc' st;.e bathing suits and
me and the bo s .-at on the' bank and
watched our otiVjirlngs covoit in tfie
water. ;
Sun Long Wf From Er4h
On nn avemge, the sun In fi,1.0(X),0(K)
miles from the rnrth.
Your Cattle Money
Will Be Worth More
If Spent With Us
Groceries
DryCoods
Star Brand Shoes
Feeds Fertilizers
Farm Implements and Parts
"CLYDE'S LKADINC; STOKE"
Edwin Fincher & Co.
(iKMvKAl, SlEIW I1AND1SE
C L Y I) E, N. C
Aoct
Of
. .Mother- a:e; wonderful. 1 did -not
know iieforO that a woman could
keep 2 eyes on .'! diU'erent objects- all
at the same, time . . .constantly,
without a bat or a u iiik fin ..: minutes-
but' that : i- -exactly what she
(meaning her) did.
Bring Your Cattle
To CLYDE
and Do your
Trading
AT
West Brothers
GROCERIES DRY GOODS
MEATS SHOES
hk; LINE OF Fl RMTl RE
We'll Save You Money
We!!. Ma -at tl.en ami instructed
;1, kid- in. this niannei : "Hom y
nle;.-e hold your- no.se wlien ,yu jump
off that plank, Uoti't, get water an
v.ur- eyes,. Sugar I'ie, conic b I -k-.-
that's too deep.; Are you cobi Oarl-
ing?'."
CATTL
very Tkir
Rain or Shine
day
And ll .-he suggested: "Lookout,
your bathing, suit is .annul to come
tf. Sweetheart.. pea,-e don t slide
ti-u- tb.ri' li ickwa.ds What in
the world Would . happen U you if it
ha-: a nail a splinter in it? It
would rip vou open from one emi u
the other. . (Jh- Mercy! Look at Agie;
she's in water over her head,"
. ."What kind of place i- thi- no
how?" Only 4 lift'savtrs im duty.
Wh.t in the tarnation would keep
the children from drowning if they
were to all get .-trangled to death at
the same .'time, .. Oh, me Oh My;
Baby- pleasP swim towards mama.
I'reeious- listen: hold on to that in
ner tube." Luckily, none . of our.c'hil
(iien got drowned.
Personally,-. I let "M a"' do the keep
ing up with my boys and girls. I was
too busy taking in the sights. Some
of the bathing suits wei',, so abre-
,oau,l thnt- I VimiI in e-pt a little
closer once or twice to see if the
girls were actually in the nude, out
they weren't.' doggone-it ill. Sev
eral of the best looking lassies act
ually went into the water, Women
are funny animals; they won't wear
a pair of stockings down town with
a run in them, but they'll parade
right in front of the public almost
without embarra-sment or anything
else on.
AT NOON
KM COfPE
This is a l.ayw.iod ( ounly 0,-anifition-and v s.ilicit Ih,- ro-opcrali-n ..I oviry
Cattle raiser in the county.
You and voup cattle ill receive personal attention from men whom you know.
I. YOl ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH PRICES OFFERED YOU MAY TAKE THE CAT
TLE HACK HOME THERE IS NO QUARANTINE AT OUR YARDS
Bring Your Cattle To Clyde and Save on Hauling
Inc.
iy i nn I 1 Pi . 1 V..J
Havwooa mutual aiocK iarus
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Glenn Boyd
PRESIDENT
T. B, Bedford
VICE PRESIDENT
W. II. McCracken
SECY-TREAS.