THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER- 1934
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
CIVIL CALENDAR
Haywood County Superior Court
BEGINNING SEPTEMBSR 17. 1931
HON. J. W. I'LESS. JR.. JllHiK l'KKSlDINT,
TRIAL I) 0 C K E T
MONDAY, SE1T. 17
Cse 'o- I'tfs Atty Title Of Case DtftV. Attv.
2656 J.B.A. Wildey vs. Thompson VM
2971 GD Allison vs. McCracken. et al H&1I
2398 GCD Bcx.ne vs. Collins J.B.S.
4130 GCD Hannah vs. Garrett, et al MckE
2586 MSW Peacock vs. Derrick H&1I
2680 H&H Mathis vs. Cope FEA
2722 MSW Clark, Adm. vs. Medford. Adm. WRF
2759 FEA Appalachian Hall vs. Bass MWS
2957 GCD Ledbetter vs. Ledbetter Q&A
2986 JEJ Mehaffey vs. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. H.Vw&W
TUESDAY. SEPT IS
2987 SMR Bolter, Adm. et al vs. Bently. et al MSW
3035 DDA Re Will ol' Joshua Fitzgerald MSV;J&W
3041 FEA ;H&H ' Westinghou.se Electric Supply Co. vs.
City Electric Co., et al MSW
3084 FEA In Re: Champion Bank & Trust Co.
Claim of C. E. Smith,
Claim of J. M. Curtis,
Claim of Mrs. T. A. Hargrove,
Claim of Gwyn & Osborne
3098 RHS Glover vs. Grillin, et al D&D
4009 GCD Miller vs. Wacovia Bank & Trust Co
Executors J&W
4019 MSW f Arlington, et al vs. Henry, et al GCD
WEDNESDAY, SEn. 19
4023 J&W Kirkpatrick, et al vs. Home Mtg Co . H.Vw.W.
4027 DDA Martin vs. J. R. Boyd JEJ
4055 ES Blankenship vs. Equitable Life Ins.
Society DuBo.se
4056 McKaskey Cash Register Co. vs.
J. W. Cole, ut al
4062 Champion Motor Co. vs. Trull, et al CAC
40(33 ' Champion Motor ('. vs. Trull CAC
4770 TAC Gulf Refining Co. vs. AikIoi'mhi .McKE
4081 GCD - First Nat'l Bank of Abbington, 'a. vs.
'.''-- Minnie Boyd, Adm., et al Q&A
4090 WM Atkins et ux vs. Brooks, Trustee MGS
-.W' THURSDAY, SEPT. 20
1,()I J&W '''' Pell vs. Gunny 1'. lloud, Cum., et al
4117 TAC.."V ' Realty. Purchase Corp.. vs. Thomas, t-t ux WM
4121 TAC - Sheri'i-lt Gillet 'Co. vs. Cogbuni, et al S.MU .
4125 LFD ". Walker, vs. Liner, MSW
4126 CAC Silvers vs. Silvers, et ux SMU
4131 TAC Cement Co. vs. Howell, i t al MSW
4132 TAC Cement Co. vs, Howell, et al MSW
FRIDAY, SEPT 21
4143 H&H Waynesville Furniture Co. vs. I'eiry,
Receiver
4152 DDA Mrs. J. H. Way vs. C. R. 1 J. 11 LI D
4156 SMR ; Asheville Mattress Factory vs. Garrett, et al 'WTC
4163 MSW Briggs. t : al vs. Bowers, et al
4195 GCD Harris, Admx. vs. McCracken
4200 SMR Hood, Com. vs.: L. C. Clark, et ux, et al J&W ','.
4206 State of X. C. vs. l ord Roadster.
SATURDAY. SEIT. 22 ,.
MOTION DOCKET
Case No- j'tf's Atty Title If (W IX-ffs. Atty.
2553 MSW Clark vs. NoIar.il H&H
2567 MSW Chambers vs. Chambers
2800 MSW Citizen's Bank & Trust Co. vs. Atkins
2819 H&H Smathers vs. Town of Waynesville M.SW
2861 MSW Cald -'.'11 vs. Ferguson SMR
2879 CAC Champion Motor Co. vs. Bryson, et al
2977 CAC Watts vs. Mathews
3003 G&McR Guy vs. Galloway GCD
3084 FEA - , In Re: Champion Trust Co.
3088 WTC ;H&H ' 7V Burress, et ux vs. Lowe, Sheriff : MSW ;
4008 MSW Kirkpatrick et als vs. Clark, et al ,'
4137 H&H : Compton vs. Compton ' -'. GCD
'I MONDAY, SEPT 21
4114 H&HjWRF. Turpin vs. Rhinehart ;
4079 GW;JEJ LeXeve vs. A & P Tea Co, ; FEA.Jr. ;RRW
ind Kiu'iii'il a photograph
old Sawyer luiildini;
Man Who Built Firt
Telephone Line In
City On Visit Here
J K. liellams. I'l'Mlier citizen t 1"
W'.r. r.evil:e, I ut new living in Okla
f.i rr.a, was lor s.mu' .lay. a visitor
;uie ,ai week. He left lieie thirty
mx years aire, nd this is his first
I vi. it .inee leaving. He startU'J some
I ;iv;i:e hue Saturday by jsayinjr that
I ne nu'.I. the !i:st telephone line evei
ii:.-t;i!iei) m Waynesville. He said
al.-o th.t he aiul W. L Kllas put up
ttie ti:l photograph gallery in Way
nesville. Mr. Helium., who lives now at 12
North Koleron Avenue. Oklahoma
litv, It-ft here in lSyS. and has not
U'en back to the town since that date
until hu visit some days ago. He
said that the change in tne town
has been great, but there are familiar
places still here which he remember
ed very well.
He said that he built practically all
of the first telephone line himself.
' It was about 1893." he said, "and
1 did practically all of the work myself-
It was an independent and co
oper. five linf confined entirely to
the town of Waynesville. We had
fifty patrons and charged each one
$1.50 a month Kach subscriber was
also a 'stockholder as h( paid for
building his line to his home ami also
owned his telephone instrument." He
exhibited some of his old bills that
had been made out ill lSit." for 'tele
I'hon,, toll. 11 said that he had
' ought trie. n :.long a ,-ouvenirs and
.olltvl if 1,. should happen to run
i of ill Jiiey while lle. e.
Ami ng othei ,u t i l! it's he Was en
g;.ge.i ill wluli r.xir.p lele, he said
that he and W I.. Kllu worked an
insulator pin f .dory near the rail
road depot
tudio in
on .wain street. I he telephone ex
change was in one part.
Mr, Hellams r. now engaged in
getting up the gene.ilogy of the Holl
ing family, Mid tracing; the ancestry
of the families who are descendt'd
fiom : lr. Indian Maiden l'ochohontas.
Italian Is Granted
A Permit to Hang
Soiiievolo, Italy. One of the most
unusual pel mil. ever granted by the
constituted authorities allows lom
ciiieo (Holla, of this town, a butcher
an.; M'liietia an actor to hang; him
self. ';..'
He mav du so whenever and as of
ten a. In pleases: Ills announced in
tention is to make immediate use of
the authority by impending himself
from the limb -of a tree.
lonicnico has hanged himself many
limes without harmful results. Hut
whereas in the past lie has been able
to remain hanging only live minutes
he believes now he can lengthen that
period to ten-
Achievement' of such a feat, how
i vclj, reiiuirt's practice and it is for
that purpose Honiciiico obtained tlw
permit.
He takes the part of .luda.- in the
annual, passion play eieii here, "nee
v early for mil' that two dec.-ides
aildie.in.es have a p pla II' lid w li i le he
dangled from a tree. .
Inhabitants of .Sordevolo have long
nil eceased to be alarmed w hen l-t'ontr
einco i. "isiially hii-petwl hi'ni.-elf in
the iieighboi hood. l.ut. w hen two
-hiall I'.-y.- price y d liiin decot at ing
a limb in an .'ipph' oi.. Iiai d in nearby
Samt Vincent tbeV da-tn '.) t hiough
tcwii Ti ca niing tin new-. The Vll
i :g.-i - ildckc'l. to : be i-.1 to liml him
pruj ding for a ".-"-mi . tiy. I hey
li'oiieht him ilown l' hce-r' force.
A( haiit'ed iin-anirig el.aine- over hi
e pl.-i nal ion, tin ii i eleg i a plied' Ins
la ri'iit - to come iiiiiin'.liatelx;. .
1' e.. i iiil" some! -hi ng tiagcc bad hap.
pi lied, they came, but. I ie y found
that tin ir Son had Iik-h dy Im N hang
ing ' himself- Then upon they ac
companied him; to the 'village auf hori
1 cs arid obtained t .he "pe I in i t w hereby
I loinenico, without, inn rf i rence li'om
the public, .may hang to hi- heart's
c ntent.
Tu Ki ll I' STi:i:i. M1I.I.S
w eek that be Would p. nd s 1 :.o"" 'H'H
Iletroit. Ilenryc Kord -tated this
to build two new. steel lllills ilt Hcar
I' rn When the in ill's ale complete
Ford can produce; :i. 00(1 cars a day
without buying a pound of steil from
'. ! market .
U. S. Annexations
Nearly a third of the territory of
the continental United States was once
a part of Mexico. It was acquired by
the United States in three annexations.
The first was when Texas, which had
rebelled from Mexico and set up a sep
arate government, was annexed to this
country in IS-lo. The question of the
Texas boundary led to the Mexican
war, at the conclusion of which our
Mthern neighbor ceded everything
north of the Kio Grande and Gila riv
ers. In 3ST3 this country settled a
number of Questions of boundary,
property and damages by purchasing
an additional strip of southwestern
land from Mexico the Gadsden pur
chase. Included in these three ces
sions were all of the states of Texas,
New Mexico, Arlrona, Utah, Nevada
and California, more than half of Col
orado and parts of Oklahoma, Kansas
and Wyoming.
Strange Monkeys
Probably ihe strangest monkey Is
the proboscis, monkey with Its long flat
Dose which It uses as a lever to hunt
for Insects under the bark of rotting
trees. When the nose hag lifted up
the hark the mouth is close by to gob
hie up whnt'ver food is present. An
other odd looking member of this fam
ily Is the heart nosed monkey, so
named from the heart shape of its
schnozzle. Two mutton chop effects
of lighter fur coming down from the
eyes and toward the upper part of the
Jaws add ' it weird appearance.
Lady: That language you are us
ing to that mule is perfectly shock
ing:. Driver: Yes. It seems to get a rise
out of everybody exceptin' the mule.
You're about the 20th person who
has objected to it.
FOR SALE
Ford Coupe
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Apply Camp Junaluska
Lake Junaluska, N. C.
MACON ( OI NTV RKCKIVKK I KI
Al. I ATTI.K
F i an k I in Two h u n d r e d . fi f t y -n i he
head; of western catt le arrived n
Franklin i Monday by freight, fin Tties-
lay. "August 2K( !' were shippoil lierc,
making a total of oXll for Macon .(iiin-
n. TU..'t. ...,tl a r. ' hron ( O ist rill! CM
among the farmers of the county by
trie -Key. .-ft. II. I lurscu, emergency
relief farm agent.
'Signs of tile Times."' Beautiful
Colored liep. oduet ioiis of a New Se
ries of I'aintings by Henry ''live, the
Ii.-linguished A mei ican Artist, Starts
on the Front Page of the American
Weekly. Which comes with "the ' HAL
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What I'eoplc Looked Like o.OOO
Year.- Ago. Remarkable Hoard of
Statues Unearthed From Ruins of the
Mystei ious Sumei ians. Read About
It' and. See the I'hotographs in the
American Weekly.-Which Comes With
the BALTIMORE AMERICAN, Is
sue of September 'J. Buy Your Copy
From Your Favorite Newsboy or
Newsdealer,;- '
National Bison Range
Tbe National Bison Range is main
tained by the -.bureau of biological
survey, United States Iiepartmeiit of
Agriculture, near Moj-e, Mont. This
is a small town in tlie southwestern
part of Lake; county, Montana,- in the
northwestern part of the slate. It is
Just vest'. of the .M - c'li r.it,.-' and
south ? I"! -'.' '::!... '. T'le ion;' has
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