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4t,idsnt q 6 rssIFafH eeA5cI sesa.
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! g the coast eaefal =s=s;
or tfiIsk ~
fhe young Rnn1a9. i.s ast &flSFali
! sonfessi6a ifisse rnt,lie t4 shi ,f9.Ss
Al5ert y. Hill; clsatess siiat Eie,fsssi,f
.sfcistei the ia = iSfsdi.e fis.,
tSfeek here oll tha sifylif nE 5anlis9S
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y IS tqat silg IN "a III c9flsenz III so
he ifoy ynlns oilIs otter & es6s,'f siss
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3iiens iiss ton 81 4 q ~ ikt Il 81,
ogaF tiis wltciH b ~ tons f8
SsllsliS aesine him Is let the IA |
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sroWl isaf hfen. sss
Flle chtl ls aSaia 10 lese bees
the bgteglaa l1csnil 81 i +
plsssig Where Il fiss
tirgiRis esaidwasI a y0iitla lsss <sv.
2 ilis hanle as (esssetl ara Faas
tssss q K - -
lcspis bils. &
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aD9efl iefnea q ppoi1in inesSt sel
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
LAUNCHES 4 B0gA
R0OsEVE FOB
Attacks Che Democratic Psgky vigorOaay, Espesia gesdsns
s.ad On se Repeal sf se Tails Enpison Clause
n s5ssF5 s. os ae 4; apsl Aets 49, So

IneianaFoiis April rs, Senator
Miles Foindexter 0f Washington. i,ns
Launched q boom for noiiiinatioa OF
Theoloie Roosevelt as the President
tihl candidate for the Progressive paf9
~ iIS 1915, ia n speeels seifsered here
today before the indiana Progressive
Z state convention, The .Senstor, after
an elahurate tack upon the DEMO-
nc ind hepubliean parties declared
a the Progressive Presidential nominee
,woEld have the support OF the great
mass Of the people The democratic nd
mtnsasratton, he said, has not dealt
AefeetiYely With the current aud iis-
iionI questions because 1t was hound
by an unfortunate sectional iasue.' .
He danounced particularly pfesf6efit
; Wilson'S ataIid M tl,es repeal of the
tollss exemption claus OF the Panama
Canal act.
The Progressive Party if fortunate
in having in5itg ranks and as its l1rin-s
c!paI leader, = THEODORE. feooseveIt, :,
saftl Lie Senator. lie. has the prestige
OF his record ip the pfesldeneys ahonid
ne be nbhifIlatet by the; Progressiyes.
as lfe probably Hfil 5 be-. top I'd e, ffestS
deGeg, he wi III nay gs the aIlppprt OF the
grea mass gof leni B eFs OH the REL
PUBLICAN tpsFty, because they are pto-
gEsssive. ID
AThe Pfoisresaiss psfty. pnts for.
ward the fr0pe 81 ion tiii:.t tile aeiiV 6.
des and ngeaeies 81 tlie federa =
Sernnlent5 Iisssst be ENLARGED and ex-
feildsd Pfigate niuaopn Z Is nation
wide and s6S,F;
irolled By the ind gnl states, The.
Iaemprrafie pis ty 81 III the snlIf,l a,I
party are both. OPPOSED tosfiiis tlTof5si.
Aitiop Tho one because ii Ia 5saidt,fs
= OF the p1WeF of tlte states, al j the
other because ii. IS opposed 10 a fnrtil.
sfzgoyhrnnienkal interference WITH 'fiieS
<greaL corpO pOrations. z 5i5.'5 49,
rlle policy Of the RepabI ican DR.
ganization Isl illus tratssi by the siecia
ration Of senator lodge IN the Senate
HsIt Hs "a 5 ~ Y IlpIIyISsSTEtT7T
ned az ne ter's ed sc sylie1 lie nfgE
sed tliat fereigtI ana International,
auess ions alioaild be sbttled 1pefi tlieif
merits. Implying that in domestic
matters; dutgayer Vital their caficeeii.
might " OF ssiie IS an q even
to the lives og our cit lle waiiids
play pal ities and I'D eead da Il hem tlI5en
a basis OF party and
yanttlge ttlef TIA q the basis
5pf tx public welfare. Z: 3; !;
Vie beinocratic party like 4lis sse.,
pihileat ptlrt togls tns great ii M
hers Of rr6greaHiyes. sttil rs bound,
8ha.It an 4 lly. an d orf1nste hci.1
5tipn3 iss es
pies asi 4 governing illti
deallA eiIect lycly with current fiSs-
tionai a,id Ailtes na1iollli
The ratlical qt est clls X g Ill M
elf6ll upon It's 1oii tEcal acti iYitles. I.
with eeinnlete cnutroL OF iii q goyarEt-
nioHt 1t sefpetlstee tii 4 eaiictls
tenn aei;ea tfle q ppsals sc won en- and
.a4l llznI.ltssslI y Jt3tIi
t6 the anpils aE Iatrannse md the iesliI.
nutss Of political slIceesas
he ree9ITe party DOES MOI Sue1i
lieva In sdistoftiiig the Language or q
treaty and deprive the people OF S1es
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Iyetfoist - : :
fFos tie IRE by Ia dies tii til
ann niftli r6it srs
sleeafed a - .S;I IT
ress scpt aes
fesst. ne flss fiye have 5 sen
.lest by > alllisIe run; ID fpegfcan lea
glie record
TAe anip sfiis & Loosely &. 1jiik
Sens ding robbed
;Eletfci of st fliree tally &. Seors:
& fee sla
5it eb0a eos 0gSi -
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e -.
81 1 Hzesi=s
/ Ylllss slse Sal
B D. -.

ss.efst,h county 4 feel q great
stl3 cet IN the SsoriaiF case sll ol ~ e
81 e lsa ls tse
,s nsf4isg
tisss ,eiil5iq 8 Sc dssti ere al q ~
pisopfif ipa 81, saq eeeiiS rem sessss
.tfir reAf Ii s. u ~ & aiistl -
sie ttsnc
kiifsne red OH 5.
iss 4 d and f4f-
lin biil bci3l stepet
we're iot ard tlol fs3ft the Pals
llzsEf lsnslie8s stala feiiltil
e sis ,ill1 ~ ~ 81 tue
lsh 81 sla entire "a
gafdifs sie3 nsftxts
the
1t n SHOW tn 8sIf 8 c7s OF lE.lp
roe yer tEssis h9s at The
home 81 Old man :. Palmer lE l.ss-
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fet lsn silpfE ~ II l,1s ~
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tlge u, il,s ss9 ~ sal e ~
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hin II es. ,rii & earfy
syefsl,esly sn wash iliston isaeIi
shsS sse movement oe me Atiaiisie
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ssls Ain snort time aStef tlle
asrigat 81 1ei Lind. - ear
OF tic k4sseIFn fFoyefafi skit - ssfs
ise1ssi sEy cf j n agitss als
ID el9ent slicn tie Eenlle over
tho piaelAea at 'falstpico.
Il Is d lil hfsd
saf Ye5s fsls fsP
lee oE tlse action VI 4 8
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q Tor tie ia &. nus Qilld
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To
Az "A AERTs To AgAoE
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8 BURNS l !. Is g g b
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AtlanSa iTff 1B. rliflieiifs ION
.Mo hletton which ,aeas !. ii Drtpsnt
stie execution of Leo M Ffaf cob.
ttcsed OF the fllaird Il bf fGSlTteen year
10 Mary iRS h. aee ca 10 be
teaed LII the superior court kere al
Sgednenddy fs,ss
: g ss'l belseyei toillglit that neither
lts. pro- NOR de fetlse would
esA %. ave tlle g ispssftsIz
ed, on Neaa stiite 1, OF The
rSs9rios court has ed shet lie
tasifeps DC llSAyiha LIE ililistlss.
f0ceed when they ard eallpd sfslr,
sednesday and that &c would 81
oatle III consent % b pos kl0nlnegt
CsiiteniigHs of fIsefense.
J neht Of the yerTiiei reii, T1tsll eaina4
; ne young faetDr3 sIpeFifitendesst OH
he gf0plfd that 10th tIle dsfen,Ia asst
isIld as eonnsel We're abseat from the
I. .ccslt v tii Tie Diet was Fensls
This is held @ laws lsseif iii siSi2
alton Of the eGaa saltienal rlKtlla 81
! he e1pE ietegl lnaE q q iseiins
Fag sllg sted BY JlIdgs soitn s,io
esidpds 4 tie trial. ~ WIS feared
S;:ilysical eIiee mi gIst be inflicted on
ne defsldaIt Ii case d verdict us az
ilital aB FEte s, " S y. K.
50 lesi they i7lnt lssa aa,tt s. i ssis
81 the clsilfl elg 4
zeae pndiRt sof pf port sfSnB of svl
lefiee yen lsy e the Z III
'gPec lily that feiiectisia o. iiI,a
: hArne ter. ai7fl met Mods ssea 81.
ptls cGn1 ectetl asitll 81
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lost eIIIIYIIaa IA 1 as s TIIoTg.

SC. Aonls a srli e st, z 3ouiE
,eedesaE e. = cir third sc0ns nsecutiye
game gfens liJliat Us today o to i,
EEhS yisi tors siFesle only tile first
iEatlie sp tlIe aepIefs, wIsirfl closed to-
The locals s5nsiclied hits In the
fourth inping ana Made fSsr giihs,
81. - g 5si 81 COR 1ss se
Ind sait rs 600 o20 100 70 g. 8
ISellpsF ana Eiaftley RAJ lIenbafe
and ESa sidea
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'FEAE WY DLE agagE Apg COX

10 the reply given By AdniiFef Mayo
and sn itlie With INT sFpa ionel elissoin.
But there Will be 10 - - :sy.fss by
tbs s0yefnsAesit, Ia WFttEfEg or other
wiBc, Which %6HId De eispapte OF
eBfstf4s ctien sby Fsalsfs RlsAt the
aEst Eiy tAls Ssn III
writing or 6sllekWIse, wssIell u 6siia be
capEbIe OF a eonatFaetl6a by. fFuaFfa
that the asreemens aIts0urle& to
recognition OF It's regime. 9his has
been eoRsiatlaic aicatea 20 HstaEs.
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White sulphuf springs, va ApEi;l
le.~ tesiel leslt NJ gilsoii Sietaciled if!tiia
seif Aii1est cemp1etely from the max.
ftRn cTsEia today diferti1g his mine
tTDhf worry over what f4uertSss sSif
Bwer might bets tfia ANS team nfti. !.
tslaf bS spsh Ding & itil leE iSiay Il
the 70 "a Issfy of Aifa. vi son aild lief
tSsp tia 81 tefH.
a vas little official. eofnIa0 n
ton with Washington. Hut ois IN
ptekf could alter file events aS tfl5s
Iialte besH III asIilsl 81 siln liIalIt
easl1 sils Is ltneqtls tlssocsl aeee
pS ille AIalaelcan deInasid Tor z si.s Es
had no sc1fee ECsll q Il B "a sIlifi !
night.
tntif 1ptaOTrow in1ftiIis tha kFesif
usslt VIII wait for II1eFta' q reply IL
reach him, alisl then ne Stfili 81 osl.s
q III Cd ldEess so So abbHt iio0a aoiis
az issisaritx 70 use the army am
navy 20 take Escessali steps foi. thu
eng rte tllsns OF E,sllf a ClniIrill Mayo:
Y lRsld a s faInpieo for z
..sas. fa1i e. llffe se t,Ss. a =;
eflas bldsjaeksts.
Ire on ~ eaga ttie nragIsseaf Iiat
ten up TO 9 O'clock was q short
!1essa age Secretary Bryaii, para plIsas
ms tilfse % shatg ines Is s brfsf norsi
es tSse To the eeteet tfisl
sisi q vas gcoisrii iiator;x, but lisd no
s. q. IS - iSissEi.;S
mr. tAilEoH Isl not IN i good mood Il
liststi % coGater pTcnosas or To fur,
=tiieF qslsb eiits tglisf9a Ossllaill & IL 81.
sIlass A1.ai iIisstTslet ttas slis 6tlIss
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{ laAts BIltaatzeey nneapeiis games
host nni.e 3i
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benefit Of che Papafaa Canal. II re-
mains for the % Democratic parts. ifias-.
ins voted Tor the tolls exemption; an
proved II III tl,eIr national platfoTfii.
and on the stump, ia now proDose fo
Hlifff Iltier the soYS 81 W Of most
costly OF oil the American posses.
siong tp the whips. esprice, and gordIfi
iLtte rests or soreisn interests and de
nestle railroad lines. This whim as.
nomihalIy expressed is based upoii
Article VII OF the Clayton-BulWer
treaty, and that treaty was made "a
ls00. In fe47 Great Britain seized Iii
tetance tCf tue Monroe doctrine, Grey
town, the American terminus of TIE
proposed canal which was to be 10
catsa az Ninnuraugua, Article VIIf
LOT that tree ~ prov ided that the UNI
tea States and Great Britain should
Jointly promote ard protect not onlv
an lnter-Dceanic ic canal, but an inter-,
oceeiiic aiIWaY 8, $ VI i
"shyiocs istild claims The heart
Iof Cur Eystesns an d. says 1t Is noliinat-
ed In the bond. She is genefoIis
henonghs However to say tllSt sha
VIII ts9t clailf afiy greater ilfiyiieee
IN tIle canal Ia h6 sse ourselves en-
Soy ~ a ! 4 4 - e 3 =
Since the first ri 'rDsd ! was baitt,I
TO the Pacific coast the peof5le az tIlsl
!colihtT 4 east lanif Sesi. flhYs hive Ia
ibbEs Il tles tottiop i. cb arges
.of o. road Fate policy which levied
y pon tFathe SILL tliaf it WOULD bear. For
ss0 years many OF the cities bf Tint
-eoast shs9ee cd before the Inter
State oL1nlsree Commits e \ ana Il,
the courts for selief from ffIsofimitiAs
tipp and oferchRrges OF tfiIs systeiip
Vow. 5ilss as they are about to come
anto the en- niQyltS ne: or this cofapefitive
traIispp lion lin 6, i ne eifs Sd dashed
from their lips ~ the Democratic
ne =. = Ia - Sklt 4541sls- 49,
it9d pledges and ia surrender 81 otiI
International SET fires beet
Now II Is. posed itf pafs,taiice
g .2E Rs me same futile policy to pay s2h,1
lS''ylVSIu WV VI fiiel VeupIES 81 uI9IBy TO Ena
.i.1epuh Csoiurnhia pfasliaabiy tc
buy ttg gnod W iiefS seems to i3e
= mania iss administration for
marin ies.s n ii nrgeIi as q has.
'sss or . sR ~ tier 0e fact, they
are "a sonece oil tull over us and dis i
agfesig leadtIl to iirfrIsffllIV.
ratfet tiittn peaeefnl relat iSEs mis-
of 70 4. 600 ID fJSjioiabIa
~ -
Y. lfk ufsyarrRssfea raisl
upon siCnfl, afeasufy.
ss. s astitt;
its5 conf iih siiiE the 4 i5iS Sti Is nf
Ssalqnlllsa zen tiie tied ST ties I,lif
;els9saa lrolE u tlls Canal Zone z
sela ,l5,8 ifl' fDgna ffc 3s4fl
~ oy pes inr gfoia Els., lhrFa
srepa5lle. IS hostility wss tradit;ana
had beeh 5csAd aii j saeiscd os
rs lance bs Eos6hsbia. Sizes tx
first tenclI Cana ccalf i iIaasIe Iss
AEltlee 81 On i be isitin: g
: salye party iii5sg has "A I
Qrp6Tft. it5s Cd fJ btil fsy iiISf,i5IIi y
sItge1ieies u seilt tlssr s X 8. Is, gSis
.efty. e deInpeT ey ia to iilsln Kind 81
Wing the u f,saiiai from tils |
INV FrilIlE Eed a5Efflt ana desiiaiitIs sof
inituense o9 et her forelsa sseT d 7
private domestic nIob1p5i
4
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
HFNDERSONYILLE CHURCHES
WILL HOLD XMAS. EXERCISES.
RELIGIOUS Bodies Of City Preparing to
Make Glad the Hearts Of Chill
dren at Christmastide.

The churches and Sunday schools
of Hendersonyflle are preparing for
the usual Christmas exercises during
the coming holidays. Nearly all the
Sunday schools have decided to hold
exercises in order to entertain the
older people and to especially make
glad the hearts of the hundreds of
small children, but at this early date
TIC definite program has been prepar-
ed
Committees have been appointed
from some of the Sunday schools with
Instructions to formulate Christmas
programs.
For the Episcopal church. Rev. r.
N Wilcox announces that regular
Christmas exercises will be held and
that some form of entertainment for
the children will be provided.
Rev. Geo. F. Wright states that the
East Hendersonville Baptist Sunday
school has not yet acted on the ques-
ton of Christmas exercises.
For the Presbyterian Sunday school,
Mrs. Nixon Rowe has been appointed
to formulate ideas and make recon-
mendations to the Sunday school as
to what this body will do in the way
Of Christmas entertainment.
The First Baptist Sunday school has
appointed the following committee for
Christmas exercises: J. e. Shipman,
chairman; Mrs. J. F. Brooks. Mrs.
Irene Bowman, Roy Bennett and Noah
M. Hollowell.
This committee met Sunday and
turned over the program part of the
event to Mrs Bowman and Mrs.
Brooks, the decoration to Mr.. Bennett
and the refreshments to Mr.. Hollo-
well, with power to summon the as
sistance of others. The committee
decided to hold the exercises On
Thursday night, December "a. =
The Methodist will also celebrate
Christmas, but no program has been
arranged.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
BEAR WALTON WELTERS.

The farmers of this section, regard
less of the European war, are enjoy
ing a bountiful supply of the no
products, hog and hominy. Mr.. w.
NJ. Freeman is the champion pig
raiser; his pig was eighteen months
old and weighed five hundred, fifty
81; and one half pounds (556 1-2). L
J. Ledbetter's weighed five hundred
and seven 500, and T. A. Whitaker's
five hundred and forty-nine (549l.
This goes to prove that Western North
Carolina is the place to live.
Mrs. R. Oates of Old Fort, has re-
turned to this section and will remain
here for some time.
Miss Sallie Merrell, the teacher of
this place spent Thanksgiving with
her people at Fletcher.
The new road is progressing rapid :
Is under the management of Mr.. Ho-
cult, the chief engineer.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03

Carolina, offer for sale at public auc-
ton b the highest bidder for cash, all
that land described in said mortgage,
to wit: known as the Austen Justus
lands and fully described in q deed
made to D. A. Byers by Wesley Justu~
and others and recorded I'm the Records
Of Henderson County in Book No. JS,
Record Of Deeds, page 262 ct sc q. Tha
said record shall be the calls of this
deed" and more particularly describ
cd by metes and bounds as follows:
Containing n acres, more or less, be-
ing a part of Patent No. $50, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
hickory, corner of said patent, then s.
Is E. 25 chains and SO links to
white oak, on point of ridge, then o.
ridge, then N. " liz w. 10 chains to
hickory, corner of said patent, then ~
As E. 8 chains to a small hickory bush,
then N. IA LIZ w. 9 chains to a spanish
oak, then = Al w. chains and so
links to black gum stump and point
ers, then N. IS E. chains to black
oak, then N. % IL E chains and IS
links to a red oak, and hickory, then
r IL chains and 25 links to stake and
pointers, then N A 3 5 chains to the
beginning.
November "a, 1914.
D. A. BYERS, Mortgage.
NTHHAET, CHHENEK
A L.. 4 4 OS- Atn
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
GAME NOTICE.

Wild Duck can he shot from Nov. I
to Feb. /.
]. z. sTRoUP, \
Gene Warden of Henderson County.
11-26-3tc
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
MONEY MISSING: CASHIER GONE.

Raleigh, Nov. 28.-Cashier e. Hines,
jr., of the Bank of Caswell, Milton, has
disappeared, according to Bank Elk
aminer S. A. Hubbard's report to the
corporation commission this after
noon, and the substantial shortage
discovered causes the closing Of the
money place.
No intimation of the trouble had
come to the commission until Mr..
Hubbard called attention to it I'm the
telegram this evening. Milton was on
Mr.. Hubbard'S route for today, and
the cashier may have known 1t. He
left q statement OF shortage to Mr.,
Hubbard, but indicated no where.
abouts to the examiner who is now In
charge.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina,
County of Henderson.


Lena Lewis Urls VS., Samuel Urls. e.
To Samuel Urls:
Take notice that on the 18th day of
December, A. D. 1914 at Il o'clock a.
m., and after thereafter, in the Office
Of W. P. Howard of Atlanta, Georgia,
in the Fourth National Bank building.
in room No. FOG, County of Fulton, and
State of Georgia, before W. p Howard,
commissioner, the undersigned will
take the deposition of James Dobson,
and others, to be read as evidence for
the plaintiff in the above entitled action
which is now pending in the Superior
Court of Henderson County, State of
North Carolina and you will further
take notice that if the taking of said
dispositions is not begun and completed
-on the said day, the same will be con-
tinued from day to day until completes:
: (Signed) LENA LEWIS Urls,
Plaintiff.
This the 18th day of November, A, D.
1914. ROBERT r. REYNOLDS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
11-26-3tc Asheville, N. g.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
HORSE SHOE CURVES.

Miss Sue Cannon spent Thanksgiy-
ing holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. a.. Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Johnson spent
last week with their daughter, Mrs.
z. II. Primer at Pomaria, s. G.
Mr.. J. r. Mof1tt of Canton, N. G..
visited his brother, Mr.. G. B. Moff1tt,
last week.
We regret very much to say that
Mr.. r. P. Freeman and family have
moved from our community to Hen
Jacksonville.
Rev. Mr.. Honeycutt arrived last
week and will be~in charge Of the
Mills River circuit for the coming
year.
Mr.. Cebron Leyerett of AsheVi1le
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Leverett.
Mr.. " p. Moffitt left Monday for
Charleston, where he expects to work
this winter.
Mrs. Blame Stepp of Flat Rock spent
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Duncan.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
MICHAEL SCHENCK DECLARED
SOLICITOR OF 18TH DISTRICT
State Board of CanTassers Refuse to
Turn Down Official Returns; Judge
Blythe May Appeal to Courts,

The state board Of canvassers at
Raleigh, Col. Wilson G. Lamb, chair
man, Friday afternoon voted unani-
raously to not go behind the official
returns in the contest from the eigh-
teenth judicial district in which Judge
o. V. F. Blythe, republican, contested
the election of Michael Schenck as So
icitor and declared Mr.. Schenck duly
elected by 4S majority. The total vote
as officially declared was 5000 for
Schenck and 5,9S7 for Blythe.
In the hearing Judge Blythe pre-
scented his own case and the case of
Mr.. Schenck was presented by D. E.
Hudgins, Of counsel for Solicitor
| 81 henck.
The whole discussion was on the
issue of the authority of the board to
go back on the official returns and
take evidence as to the alleged errors
IT. the Jacks township, Yancey county,
vote. The board had a ruling from
the Office of the attorney general to
the effect that the board did not have
the right to go beyond the official re-
turns and after hearing Mr. Blythe
and counsel for Mr.. Schenck, the
board formally and unanimously voted
not to open the contest at all and
leave Mr.. Blythe to the courts if he
cares to prosecute his contest further.
There were a number of attorneys
to look after the interests of Mr..
Schenck, these being Messrs. D. 3.
Hudgins, of Hudgins watson and
Watson, of Maxton and huntsville; ].
Bis Ray Of huntsville; W. M. Nc
Nary, Of Marion, and J. W. Pless, OF
Marion "Mr. Blythe appeared in his
own behalf, stating that his attorney,
Mr.. Med. Ray, of Hendersonville,
found it impossible to be here" said
the News and Observer Saturday.
The board completed Friday after
noon the tabulations of the vote IN
all ten of the congressional districts
for members Of congress. The vote
by districts follows:
Eighth, r. L. Doughton, 1876; f.
A. Lfnney, 1850.
Ninth, E. Y. Webb, 1916; Jacob F.
Newell, 12.777: Gus Herder, 1; H. I'
Oliver 3.
Tenth, ]. M. Gudger, Jr., 1859; J.
J. Britt, 15,347; J. C. Harrison, l; j.
j. Minor, H.
The board also completed the taon-
lation of returns for solicitor in the
twenty districts.