THE E AGLE
BDt«re>l Ht the Postofflce ut Bonu-
ville. N. 0., ns HeC\> 1 l-cli«') luntter, tw
online to act of Ljogriiiii March 3rd,
INTO.
BURNSVILLE, N.C.Oct.24.
LYON & LEWIS, Publishers.
TO THE VOTERS OF STATE FAIR EXHIBITS
YANCEV COUNTY. SHOW FARM PRODUCTS
DEYTON BEND
I'Milor Kltuk'.
.luck FniHt, vinitM uh frequently
M.'HHrM. (liliMoii Deylon Hii.l M»ix
rnilfltl Htill make rtielrreiiiilurvisilN
to liuniHville.
A lar^re tTowiJ atleiuied the iirn-
Kniiii Kiveii at tlie wliool hiiilditiK
hint Friday aveniiiff. 'I'lic «lrint'
miiMie waH iimde li.v MeuHTH. Willie
|{i'iihIi'.v, Don Itanfro and lCiil|jl)
l.iiiif^liriiii, from .Inekn Cn'ek. AUo
ii luimher ol HoloN were rendered by
Mr. iold, leaeher here and
at 'I'iiiton ilill.
A party wan driven at llie lionie of
Mr- A. C.' (Jreeiitj laHtTliiiraday nifrlit.
'I'lioee pi'em-iit were Mieei'H Nettie
Woody, .leiitiie and Sarah Siidth,
Vii'frie and I.«ma Deyton, Nettle
(irii'iie, Flberla Itatidolphand MeHarH
Italpli laiiiKhriin, Willie IlenHley, K.
H, t.reeiie, Don Uenfro. Uay.lohnHoii,
.Molt Heimlev. iHaae and .lohn llan-
dolph, Love'lhiKheH, flifford'i’ipton,
(iiliHon Deyton, Max I’roltltt, Sam
ltandolph,‘.lack (Jivetie, Seth Honey-
eult and Note (Jortney. Fveiyone
Heenied to enjoy the ocmHioii.
Mr, Kennelli-IohiiHon,wliolNteafh-
iiijr at i’oplar, Hpeiit thewwk eml at
home.
I'rayer meetill^r waH htdd at the
home of .Mr Hoyd .Jolitmon lawt
Wtalneeday iilii;lit at the neiml lionr.
A min-her of Deyton lleiid folkw
nlteialeil tlie ne^ro miiiHtrel Kiven at
'I'lploii Niil laat Salurtiny niKhl.
UlHalxait time for corn liiiHkitigH
now. Then we will have a lime.
ConBolidation of N. C. Coun
ties Being Advocated.
Sentiment for the dediu'tioti in
number of NorthCaroliiiu’rt 1 HOcuiin-
tH'Mto7U or To ihroiifb eoiiHoida-
tion of two or more eouiitieH littH
nmehetl BUch a point lliat Slate oUl-
i-ialH have been naked to work out
BiiKueHtmam of comitieH an a baHia
for fill iher eoiiHideratioq ol llie pro
posal.
Several ooliditloiiH I'liter into HUeli
a wholHaleeoinbimilion pro(j:raiii, in-
eludiiitf IntercHtH and fype» of peo|ilH
lobe broiifilit touetber, Kince there
are [irohnldy a ilofeii different na-
tionalitifd n'nd BiraiiiB whirli were
eoinmumtieB
■laturul
inally
lepari
' tlie
Mr. Kditor; '
It luiK come to my kiiowledKo that
a report in Ix'inK circulated through
the county of Yancey to t)ie effect
that Slieriff Noneyc'iitt Jb breaking
uj) the county in the way of costB in
criiidiial caBCB. I want to nay Mr.
Kiiitor that thie iH an abHohitu falHe.
hood and 1 do not care who itcoinoH
from, thiB Ih nliHohitely untrue. Let
nil! bIiow 3'ou juBt how the peojik* are
lieing taxed on account of llieHheriff’B
coMtB; Tlic tax rate in VanccyCounty
for the year l'.)2M whb $2 lo oit the
hundred dollai'B and in 1029 it whb
on the hundred dullarK and in
JbdOit WiiB 11.78 on the liuiidred
dollai-H valuation. TIum ia entirely
due to a Btric-t execution of the law
by the Hheriff and to a nafe ami Hane
bijurij of Ikiunty ('nmniiHBioiierH.
When yon take whiijkey out of the
coiiiitry you take crime out of the
country.
I liave Hp[)eared in over one hun
dred inuriler caHCB and I am Bafe in
Buying that ninety out of tliia lain-
divd iniirder i'hhcb wi-n- trai'eahle
directly to the iiH(! of whiskey. In a
great majority of tlieBC criminal
caBeB the (lefemluiitH nay the cohih,
including jail fiN'B, iirni tlicrefore, not
one Mingle cent in paid by the county
in ciiHeH wlierc the defendantH are
convicted ami pay the cost. The
coMt on one iiiunler caKc will exceed
many many timcB tlie wliole coHt of
tlie whole crbnlrial docket for a teiun
of court wliero there Ih no murder
eawe t lied. Jn tlie twoyeiire preceed-
ing Hheriff Hoiieyciit tV aniuiniMl
tion there were [our murder caseH
Yancey county nnd during Slieriff
Noneyeutt’M adminisfrati m there
huB beiui not a Biiigle murder cium in
the county. You wee, therefore, Mr.
I'klitor, tliat while there iiiuybeMome
little ])ett.y caHiiB where the county
liaH to pay the -omIb, the cost
(imountB to practically nothing uh
compared to the coat of one iniirder
tiial. Sheriff Honeycutt IniB exwu-
ti-d llie law, IniB arn’eted tlie dnnikM
and broken up tlie fiaiiitain head of
liquor Miipply in Yancey county and
hence, we ha ve no munha- I'aseH, and
fnrtiier, we have iIiIb red ictioiiiii the
taxcB. If Ikpior h turned loose again
in Yaneey county our tax=« will Hoar
up to $2.r>0 on 1 he hundred dollurB
valuation and there Ib no way in (he
world to prevent it. Nut ho long kb
the criminal law Ib executed and w
kiHip liquor Btaniped out of thecoum
try you will have no niiirifer cuHeH,
you will have little criminal docket,
IIml we will coiitimie lo reduce taxe
Who now living in Yaneey (.\niiity
ever heard of a riMluction in tlie tax
levy before the year of 1928? I have
hIho heard it Maid that tlie reiiMon we
had a tax reduction wan becniiHe the
vahiatioiiH limi Incre'iBeil. TImt is
another fnlBe Btatement and valua-
tione have been diMTeiiHed. Tiiliber
lamlH liave be-'ii eiil over ami tlie
valuation of tlieHe timber landB has
he««n rediicwl in proportion to the
amount of timber taken and Bold
and many other r.‘‘ductlonB in the
valuatloiiB have been made. I tell
... ^1^. . I . .1,,.. til ail exiHUi-
OUlldB
lllBtl
‘UBt, toead
on central'
•y and olber liielorB
•M and iiifereHlB of the
Slule’i
pplen
eouii-
'’locatlon,
and ai'-
people.
eiit highway Bye
py county roadB
ami'eitv BlreelB. along with the ad-
M.nt of the tnuloinobile, ]>rmaicnlly
..Hmiuale except in rare caBc-B, the
former m'ed ol having tjie county
Beat, within it* or nt leiiBi 20 iidleB
Iiom each inhabitniii. Tlie BUggeBl-
ed coiiholidaiionB made by one Stale
o If lien I ou I lined below, woiiltJ leave
• •verv ,eilixeii, w’itli rare exceptloiiB
willi'in two lioiirB of the county Be.at.
'"rbiB ollh'iid, not wiBhing lo be
named be.auBeoI tbe gient fuorore
lliat will Mweej. over Bueh eoiin-
tieB iiB would be expected to' lime
couiil.v NcatB and pimBibly llentity,
liiiB HUggeBled eombtiialioiiB that
would n'dime the number to 72 conn-
tioB, giving the 19110 piqailalioiiB of
the coiiBoliidaied and combined coun-
tirB tiicii' property vnlualioiiH and
ihe Behool enrollment, with BiiggeBl-
ed county Beat. Hin plan IoIIowb:
III the monntain Bection: t'lierokei'
amli'lav, with Murphy ub Beat, com-
liimsl p'oiilaliim. 21,r>8(J, cotiibined
nrniM’rt V vnluulion $11 ,.'172.820, and
lonitam'd Beliool enrollment fl.H’tl,
Mncoii Jaiul .1iu'lu*oti, Sylva iib
coiintv Beat, i.opuliition IN,177
Vroperty value f2O,7:i0.o:iH; Beliool
fiirollmeiit, 7,tl9l.
Nriihaiii and Swain, llrvBon CityiiB
H,.a ; popul'iioii 17,-1"7; property
•value f22,'l4i,999
whool
iroll-
lllelll >
i:i5.
TnniBvlvnnln and HenderBoii, Heti-
ilerHonvilkMiB Beat,j iiopuhuion 82,-
t)92 vabiutioti ♦#6.098.101; Bchonl
tmrollmenl 9,48.'>.
Mitehell and YnJu>ey. lliiniBville iib
»»eut. populatioii 28,440. valuation
♦ Ul,8.)2,2ri4. enrollment T.floS.
ABhe and Alleghany. Jenei-Boii ub
neat, popnlallon 28.201; vnination.
♦ Ul.Hatl.doO; eiiroUmeiil 8.i82.
lint herlord and lk>lk. lliitlierfoiid-
ton UB Be it: population rii>,(id4; val-
imtioii ♦42.9(17.440, Bchool eiiroll-
Iiicnt lS,77.‘l.
ThiB would leave in the moiiiitalii
uri'a, counlicB UB now forniiHl as fol
io wb- lluucondve, Haywood, Madi-
Boii, MeDowell. Hiirke. ('aldwell.
Averv amt WataugiHwitli a barrel
iielwiH'iil and WilkOB.—.V m h e v I I 1 e
ntiteii,
I'l u pim* brill ettim ami one regls-
te^»^l Herl.ird bim.l Imll wereaddeil to
the lai-ediiig Bt.HK of Alleghaiiv
vomit> fannerB IiibI w.i-k.
Avery oniongrowerBuldpimd r>.000
pouU'lB of high grade white oiiiotiB.
ituvfullv graded and inicked in 100
poiitul bagB to oiitBiile niarketH an
the bi'giniiiiig of a new crop iudimtry
111 the county thin m-aBon.
The quality of hay gathertnl la
eu-HlBin I'arolina thia BeoBuii will l>e
much above the ivveragi- due to the
eieelleiit weather fur curing. H'
It IniH hIbu cotne to lu.v kiiowUnlgH
that a wicked falHe and BliiiideronB
Htateiiient Ima lieen miwlothat Sheriff
Honeycutt now Iiiih in liiH poBBCHBiun
tliirt.y tlioUHand ilollarH worth of
county clainiH. 1 am one of the
county iittonieyB and I know of my
own knowledge that the county of
Yancey docM not owe Sheriff Honey
cutt i'wo Hundred DollarH in any
way or manner, I'minty clainiB or
ctherwiae. TlieBi* IiiIhi* BlanderouB
"liitementB are ludiig made by (ler-
BOiiH now ill polilienl dietre.-iH and if
I lie good Bober, intelligent citizeiiB of
Yancey cumily listen lo tliein lliey
will, w'lien it 'is too lnt«' nee the
error ol tlieir way. Tlie iHHue is
“Wet or Dry.’’ 1 hope and trust
that the peiqile of Yaneey. county
will HiHi their way to maintain the
high Btumbird t hat we have hereto-
lore liveil bv and vote for sober men.
Your flreHiJea will be Hafe at iiighl;
you can lay down wdlli the hope of
good uJniglit’B rest and Bhn'p. Hut.
when the drunken marauder is
abroad in tlie land you will never
know when you iiiv Biifnaud BiHiure
from luB aBcaiil'B ami tittaekB. 1
appeal to tlie law aliiding.elemeiit of
Yaneey eouiity lo Btiind by Sheriff
HoiieVi'iltl ill the due exeCiiliim ami
adiiiiniBtrntion of the law.
]■]. F. WATSON.
lIuniHville, Oct. ’i-'l, 19150.
ll’olitcal Ailv.)
A NO-CREDIT TOWN
lllootnflclii, a Nebrarkn town wdth
1 .’.(10 inhabitantB, is rn-eiving a lot
of pnblieity becaiiBe of (he non emlit
policy aiiopteil by its retail nier-
chant B.
Over two yenrH ago tweaty-two
buein(>BBeH in tliat town iinmainced
that they would sell only for eiiBli,
and now' all the iiierchantB in that
eomimmity liavefollowed that policy.
Some people got offended nt first
but fventnally tlnme who paid their
debt nmlixed that under tliejirevioUB
cUBtoin they had bivn clinrgeil with
bad accounts an well, One bimineBB
man. diBciiBBing the few who began
to out of town, said that the new
plan “rid the town of its Ood-given
dead l»‘atB." Tl’e dei.tlstB and doi'-
tom of the I'omiiiutiity eollect cash
lor puoli visit.
The town I'elclirati'B a novel first of
Oieimintli twelve timeB n year. No
liilla an mailml or sent around to its
eitiietm. Lveryttiing has bmui
bought for ra»h. If tlie MeivliniitH'
AsBoci-itioii tliiilBaiiv Btoreviulatitig
Oic ruleB, it iH’tliiiHl ♦109.
Other towns could probably appl\
the Bailie Bystein’woil siici-eMB. It
would niean sonie int'oiiveiiieiice at
first but the final resiiU would to
plm-e buBineax on a Uaier ba-xis, iire-
vent huge loBBex from iinwim'en'dits.
and kiH'p every hodi's Him iieia I situa
tion ilia iiiach iBUter eonditioii.—
I’jM'.Miiy founiy Oaiette. New .Icr-
Aguin the North Oaroliiia State
Fair ut Raleigh lust week was largely
a display of farm products. The
fair pieHeiited a cross section of crop
and livestock entries sliowin^ that
the farmers of the State eaii grow
and luirvest a variety of product!,
second to no otlier similar Bcmtion of
tlie world.
The fair was largely a live-at-home
demoiiHtration Itiruugiiout. Wn ke
county won first prize of |400 in tlie
county UinplayM willi an exhibit
showing a variety of field, garden,
and pantry pnidnctM seldom sur-
paHHcd at any fair. Tin- I'xli.bit was
iirniiiged liy county In.in ngciit,
Julia IJ. AiiderMon. Second {daceand
♦;|(I0 went to lliii liertord ronnty;
third place and ♦2-->0 lo Swain coun
ty; fourth pieiuni ami .‘f200 to i’olk
county; llltn -iiid ♦ir,l) to Wilson
county and sixlli undJlOOto Wayne
county.
Flifforil Moore of Wilkc*H county
won first (dace and ♦250 for his live-
at-hoine exhibit in the individual
disjdays; J. M . Slmrpe of (Juilfoni
county won sei'oiid {iremiuni of ?200
in this class and S W. Dixon of Ala-
niar.ee won tliird place and ♦150.
Otlier {irize winnerH were (!. V. Mann
of Durliaiii, fourth; Harvey Mann^ of
Alamance, filth; S. (i. Doiib of For
syth, sixtli; 11. L. Faker of Uastoii,
Bfventli and CarterTisdaleoH.'raven,
eighth.
In the commnnity displays, tin'
(irantham Comiminity of Wayne
won first place and ¥250. Sei-ond
premium of ♦200 was awarded to
tlie Colfax comniunity of (iiiilford;
tliird jilace and ♦150 to Fuipiay
Springs of Wake; fourth {dace and
♦lOOtoNcuse Road comnuinity of
(Graven; fifth place and ♦75 to the
Tryon coniiniinity of (laston and
sixth and ♦00 to tlie Vance com-
innnity of Wake county.
Tlie judges liemUd by Prof. C. I>.
Newman of the ProgresBive Farmer
Hlaff said tlie exhibits wt-ro tbe best
he iuid seen in 22 years of judging.
NOTK’F OF MORTOAOEF’S SALK.
North Carolinu, (
Yancey County. |
Under and by virtue of two Mort
gage Deeds executed by H. G. Smith
and wife Bert Smith to the Citizens
Blink of Yancey, to secure certain In
debtedness, and defanlt having been
made in the payment of said indebted-
iiesK, the nnderstgned will, ou tbe
the IGth day of Nov., 1930,
at 1:30 P. M , Ht the court bouse door
in Burnsville. N. C., sell to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said indebted
ness the following tracts or parcels of
land, in Burnsville township, adjoining
lands of P. M. Banks and others-
FIRST TRACT: Including all the
mineral interest in the lands owned by
W. B. Banks at his death, adjoining
tbe above parties, and being those lands
conveyed to said W. B. Banks by J. M.
Robinson and formerly owned by said
parties of the first part and being the
share received by M. Louise Calvert
the Smith estate, and for a full and
complete description of said lands ref
erence is hereby made to said deeds
which are of record in the office of tho
Register of Deeds of Yancey County,
containing ,1(1 acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT; A one-sixth un
divided interest in a IIU acre tract of
laud on Three (Quarter Creek, adjoining
the lauds of the J. M. Harris lands,
J. Young, Margaret Huiith and others
and for a full description of said lauds
rsfeience is made to the will of M. P.
I’eiilaiid in which said tract whs willed
to Mrs. 'fillzabeth Smith, lO'Mier of II
C. Smith.
THIRD TRACT; In South Toe
Township, adjoining the lauds of J. C
Whitson and others’
BEllINNINtI at a white oak. on thi
point of a ridge, in or near Whitson's
line and runs north 30 east down and with
said river W) poles to a spruce pine on
bank of said river; thence east UH ooles
to a stake; thence south 30 we?t 140
pules to a stake: thence west HS poles to
a stake in or near ssld Whitsun's line;
thence north with or uesv . dd line to
the Beginuing, coutaii , .: 100 acres,
more or less, and being i o - .ame lauds
o mveyed to the said P. 'Smith by
deed dated Junuarj- 1(10 , .U9, froii
P. Horton and wife, a . vecordeii in
Book of Deeds No. M at ..« 290, and
to said record reference i» i-ereby made,
for a further and more complete descrip-
tiou to said lands.
This the 14th day of 0,'tober, 1930
CITIZENS BANK OF YANCEY.
Mortgagee,
By Watson & Fonts, Attorneys.
Beautiful and charming! It’s an added special quality that makes the
beauty of a pretty girl. But she’s a natural favorite to begin witli. And
for the same reason Camels are favorites witli the modern crowd.
Scientific principles govern their manufacture; but the mildness, the
fragrance, the delicate flavor are natural qualities of the tobacco.
There’s enjoyment in the smoking of a Camel. Camels go with
happy faces ... a lift of spirits with the opening of every fresh, fragrant
pack. For Camel’s delightful mildness holds all the natural goodness of
choicest tobaccos. Don’t confuse it with the flatness or insipidness of
“over-treated” cigarettes.
Qamels
'■RASY TO LISTEN TO”—CAMEL PLEASURE HOUR
Wednesday evenings on N. B. C. network, WJZ and
issocluted stations. Consult your local radio time table.
HARDWOOD LL’MBFR WA.Vl'KD
, bv II vDiuvrii estiibliiliiM over 2,5
..ver, IbtM-rop will bt* short, reports vwira. Wrilouswliat \uu Imvv to
N. B. 8lvveu» of CuiuUtIhuJ county. \\ o. iWO, Burnaviile, N. C.
When One Is Old.
Wf iir»‘ i>’|H'at«*iily told tliat youth
and aiv not iiu'aBiiivd hy yi‘tii>
aloiia. Soiiii* ai'B old fogies at 30:
otlicfB have the Bjiirit of ytiutli at
80. How is this'.’
An article in !i nx'ent is-xiie of an
educational journal eX{m-BS*s
ideaoi voutli and ape better than
we could exprcBB it, bo we quote it
in |mri:
“Youth is not a time of life: it is a
Hlate of iiiiml. It is a teaqicr of tlie
will, a quality of tlie iniapinntion, a
vigor of the emotion. Yontli ineaiiB
a ^'rtxioininaiioe of courap*> ove
tiimdify, of tlie a(qietite of advtm-
tim'over the love of (aise. Thi.x of
ten exists in a man of fifty imim
vliun ill a hoy of twenty. Noliod;
prows old by iiietvly livinp a luiiiitier
of years. l‘eo{ile prow okl by de.xerl
iiip their idealB.'’
John D. Roekefeller. for exHiiqile.
plays poll with zest at the np*> of 91
Tlioiiias .A. Fiiisoii is inventinp ami
(ilaiiniiip at the ape of 83. .lolin R
Voorliis is active as pn'sident of tlie
boanl^of elivtions of New York City
at the apt' of 101.
These and liuiidiYaiti of others are
extn'inely old in years, but younp
’ in spirit. Thus M'ttinp a pood
1 example for tbe real of us.
NOTICK. I
SALE OK REAL ESTATE. |
Under and by virt le of the authority
vested in me by a certain deed of trust'
executed by D. M. Glenn. Jr , and wife ;
Anna Glenn, on the 24th day of April, '
1930, to W. C. Vance wherein the nn- >
derslgued is named Trnstee, and default
ing lieeu make in the payment of 1
said decsl of trust aud note seenring tbe
same aud demand having been made by ,
the said W. G Vance upon me, I will,
therefore, sell at public auction for
cash, at the trout door of the court
house In Burnsville, Yancey County,
N C., on
Monday. October 1930,
at 10 o'clock A. M., the following de-
scrlbetl land:
Lying in Crabtree Towtiehip, Yancey
County, adjoining the hinds of Bud
Sparks, D. R Cox and others aud de
sciilied as follows: BEGINNING on
the South end of the culvert over Pars
nip Brsneh and rnns up and with the
branch B>mth 2 west fl poles; south 23
west 0 poles; south 73 west G poles;
south 411 west 2 poles; south 23 esst f>
piiles: south 3.1 wext -t polea; sooth 23
waxt 4 poles; eonth 3 polek; sonth 10 east
4 (Miles, south 23 w-xit 4 polM-; w'U'h 7
east 3 voles; south 30 east 4 (Miles: -o,.th
17 west 5 (Xiles to the head of the
branih; then south (5 west 16 1-2 poles
to a dogwivxl in the ol'i line and on
top of the ridge: then with the old line
north 70 east 26 i>oles to a stake in the
old line: then with the old line north 3
east 30 (Bjles to a dogwooil, an old cor
ner of the '20 acre tract: then with ;the
20 acre tract line east 93 (Milee to an
ivy bush in another line; then with said
I old Hue north 3 east 34 1-2 poles to a
I white oak and a ujaple, the beginning
corner of the 20 acre tract line; then
west with the 20 acre tract Hue 48
poles to apo(ilar near tbe spring, an old
corner; tlien north 3 east 36 poles and
16 links tu a small ash in a drain; then
mirth 86 west 10 poles to the south oud
of a drain pipe nuder tbe road; then
with the south side of the road north
87 west 4(5 (KiloB to the beginning, con-
tnining 46 1-2 acres.
And for a more perfect description,
reference is made to Book No 10, pa.ge
230 of Deed Records in the office of
Register of Deeds for Yancey County.
This sale will be made subject to con-
lirmation by the Clerk of the Soperior
Court for Yancey County.
This llth day of September, IfliiO.
JOHN C. McBEE,
Trustee.
Have Money!
\Vc Invite
YOUR
BANKING BUSINESS.
PEOPLES BANK
Burnsville, N. C.
Quality Coal at Low Summer
Prices.
“It wonH he long until coal must
be used to keep you warm and cheerful.
I sell coal that is above the average in
quality—ignites quickly, burns up clean
and does not clinker.
MORE HEAT PER DOLLAR
Buy NOW and save money; money
saved is money made. Every order ap
preciated. Write for prices.
C. M. BAILEY
’PlIONi: No. 08 or 73. - - - BURNSVILLE, N. C.
mm
The Farmer’s Creed.
I lielieve in n pt‘rnmm*nt npricul-
tim*; 'Jr soil that will prow rii-iier
rather tliiiii poorer from year to
year.
I believe in 100-biisliel corn iind
50-b«Bliel whwii. ami a bale-to-the-
acre cotton, ami I bIuiH not be satis-
lU'd witli aiiytliiiip less.
1 believe tlmt tile only pooil weed
is a ileiul weed, and tlmt aeleaii farm
is aa important as a clean consi-ieiice.
I believe in the farm boy and in the
farm pi 1—tbe farinir’s Ust >-roj>B,
the future s best Hope.
1 believe in the farm wumaii, iiiid
will do all in luy power to make her
life easier and linppier.
I believe in (tie coiiiitrv PehooJ lii,-l
life.
prepnreB for country
country Church tlmt reimn*- -
; (leople to love hB>ply nnd li- ••
ably.
I believe in a community spini.
pride in lioine^iml neighbors, and I
will do my part to make my com-
niuiiity the bi*8t in the Stnte.
I believe in the farmer. I l>elievc
in farm life, I believe in i, •
tion of the iipen cmintr'.
I nin proud to lie n •'
will try earn. si;\
i name.—Frank 1. Alaau.