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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAIF

l~OI1CL Vt 1NUSlEES SALE.
BY virtue of the power of sale
contained in certain deed in trust
made by I. w. Ammons to the un-
dersigned trustee, dated the fifth
day day of March, 1915, and. dl "
registered in the office of register of
deeds for Jackson comfy. N. c. in
Book No: 66 at page 412 ct sea-. and
default having been. made in the
payment of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed in trust, where
by the power of sale therein con-
tanned has become operative and
demand having been made by the
holder of the notes secured by said
deed in trust, undersigned trustee
will, On 10Th day of November, Sat
urday, 1915, at 100. o'clock, D. M
sell at public auction for cash. at
the Court House door in the town
OF Sylvia, Jackson County, North
Carolina, the follywing described
lands and premises:
Beginning on a large chestnut in
the gap of a mountain and runs
south l0 west 70 poles to a white
OAK, w. F. Moody's corner (Moun
tam township); thence south 60
east ~ poles to a large chestnut.
said Moody's corner; thence south
10 east lOo poles to an ivy On the
bank OF drain; thence North 13S
poles to a chestnut oak On the
rlgde of the mountain; thence north
4o east 10 poles to a black oak:
thence north rs west so poles to a
chestnut: thence south 81 west SO
poles to the beginning. Containine
l34 acres more or less.
This the 18th day Of October.
1915.
]. N. LEOPARD. Trustee.
BY his attorneys,
Sutton & Stillwell.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19
NOTICE.

NOllOE.
North Carolina. jackson County.
In the Superior Court.
Before the Clerk.
10. Pierson
VS..
James White and wife Mrs
James White; Dolly Woodrine: liz
zie Webster and husband, John
Webster: William White and wife
Erbany White; Standhope Pierson
and wife, Kate Pierson; Lathev
Moss and husband, Monroe Moss.
Sadie Moss and Will Moss: Itta
Knight and husband, Frank knight
Columbus Evitt; Garfield Evitt and
wife, Marian Evitt and wife Mrs
Marian Evitt; John Evitt; Jim Cone.
John Cope and wife Mrs. John
Cope; Ned White and wife Jane
White; and Elmer Woodrine and
wife. Mrs. Elmer Woodrine and
Wad hn.se nd wife, Martha Whue
Publication of Summons.
The nonresident defendants. DOL
iy Woodring, Elmer Woodrine and
Mrs. Elmer Woodrlng, James White
and wife, Mrs. James White viii
liam While and wife, Erbany White
Sadie Moss, Will Moss, Itta KNIGHT
and husband, Frank Knight, John
Evitt, Ned White and wife Jane
White will take notice tbo+
an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Jackson
County, North Carolina, before the
clerk; that the purpose OF said &C.
ton or proceeding is to sell for par
tition among the plaintiff and ,e
PENDANTS as tenants in common the
lands in jackson County. North
Carolina covered by State Grant
No. All issued to William H. White;
and said nonresident defendants
will further take notice that thew
are required to appear at the Office
OF the Clerk of the Superior court
OF jackson county North Carolina
on the 10th day of November, 1915,
and answer or demur to the COM
plant or petition in this cause. in
default of which the relief asked
Ior will be granted. This the 22nd
day of October. 1915.
W. L. HENSON.
Clerk Superior Court Jackson Coun-
ty, North Carolina.
johnson & Horn,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Y. w. c. 4.

The ycsper services ~ the Y. W. c. A.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock will be
In charge Of the secretary, Miss Kate
Lester who will give All address on
"Our Ipgncles The vesper service
committee will be the hnstesses Mr..
Roland Smizer and Mis- Ruby Foster
will sing
Monday evening ut o'clock Mrs.
Edward J. Miller will give the last
of her series N three art talks, taking
IN her subject, SargAnts "Frieze of
the Prophets, copy Of which hangs
IN the reading room. Gymnasium
cluss nj $40.
The Halloween party arranged Tor
Friday evening by the social commit
tee Mr., j Ii. BOlinger, chairman,
was q great success More than Il
hundred were present and the eos
tunes were most varied, many partlci
pants being cn masque The rooms
were decorated appropriately ana feH
lures " the evening were IA song 10y
Mr Ben Davis. Heart of Witches
aud a reading ~ Kiplings "GhuSt
STORY hy Mrs -. 4. Gibson; Mrs
/ W u GnIAud told most thrilling
and 'sruuky' ghost story. while IN,
lights were turned low, and the Tor
tune TELLER, were IN great demand Re
frrShmrut, were served at the close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

7 \ his call for meeting TO select
~ city where next national Rrpuhli
cam convention shall be held, Chairman
rhas d. IlillrS of the Republican uu
rlonaI committee set forth tine probuhIr
liuc of campaign Ia be- followed Boy hll
party II will include.
An attack ON the democratic tariff
Criticism Of the administration.
handling Of the affairs IN Europe and
Mexico.
charges that democracy has fnilcd
10 keep It's promise of an economical
administration aud has failed to keep
It's 1912 platform plcges. Including he
declaration In favor uf Il single term
Tor the president
Attacks on the administrations gov.
crnment ship hill and other admin
istrHtion measures
Mr. Hilles declared there is uo
nck " interest In the political race
Active organizations, he said are I'm
the field for Senators Burton Weeks.
! Cummlus Borah, Smith aud sherman
I Others who have strong forces he
said. nrc Justice Hughes, Elihu Root
/ phmudrr e. Knox, Chas. W afr
banks and Governor Rrumhaugh ~
| Pennsylvania. lie also added that he
| had positive assurance that Former
President VIM Howard Taft will not
consider another nomination tor the
| presidency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Thursday Morning

buhlntS
Final Report Credentials Commit
tee.
Revision OF Constitution
Election OF State Officers and dele
gates and alternRtes to the Biennial
Convention in New York In May
1915
Two minute reports from clubs
Thursday AIucrnoon
Mrs Hume presiding
Plano Solo-Mlss Kitty Crowell.
Nowata
Home Economics Miss Edith Al
len, Specialist Home Economics, still
water
The Need OF State Endowment
Fund-MrA r. X. Wootten. Chicka-
sha
Discussion Fifteen minuIea
General Federation Endowment
Mrs r. NJ. Davis, Muskogee State
Chairman.
Discussion and Pledges for all
funds requested In call
General Federation Conference
Mrs. Pennypacker, President General
Federation, presiding.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
TONIGHT, KIDS
Is HALLOWE'E
CONTINUED from Page one,

boy little boys aud girls, hut the rest
ui us Know the truth dance and
twinkle lu the darkness.
Horrible apparitlons with wideopen
staring eyes and mouths full Of great
big yellow teeth win jump at one from
behind hedge, GrOwnups call them
pumpkin jack lanterns, but they are
really gohIms " the worst character.
Aud then lu the big houses, behind
drawn curtain, through which warm
slrrnks NJ Hight peer out inquisltiyely
into the night, win be- heard the sound
" merry laughter. For In many
nome boys and girls will duck for
apples aud play over again all the
olutoshlnncd Halloween games that
make the duy one 10 be- remembered
throughout the year above all others,
unless. perhaps, we except Christmas
AMI Thanksgiving with It's big turkey
and oceans m cranberry sauce.
Nnd tonight just hundreds OF
N'ls VIII pare big red apples and
| '"''" 'N' VfrlluRN over their shOul'
derS tn discover the initials " the
prince charming they will marry; aud
many another viii look into mirror
In the d'Vpdark, spooky cellar, IA
order That She mey see the face Of her
wooer to.he
Anu htlle boys aud girls long. be
Tore midnight when all the witches
that ever lived will be nylng oyel
'he hou,etops ou their brnomstlck.
| win their awful hlackcats riding be
hind, WIN he gathered into mamma,
arms before ma pscpiaoa aud rookie,
gently In the nix deep comfy chair
Ana presently the sand Man-theY
most welcome visitor of all the nigh
VIII east his star dust into lltu,
eyes. \ yawn last dcspairlng effor
to Keep SLEEPY lids apart. aud then
goodnight
ANA when morning arrives IN
only Indication that the might hefnr
was Halloween win be a few d,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
FOLLOW THE CROWD
Auditorium Dancing Pavilion ADJ
Biennial Meeting of
State Federation

Continued from Page Flve)
Conferences to be held from i.3O
to O'Clock
Presidents Evening
Piano Miss Bertha Relnud, Guth-
rie
Invocatlon-Rev J. r ptsuh Pres
hytvrlnu church.
Vocal Mrs. H. A. Gothold okla
hOmu CITY -,
greetings Mrs John rhroadglh.
honorary president
Vocal Mrs. W A. Green, Musko-
gee r-,
Grrctings-Mrs u. A. Nrhongal'
honorary president
piano-Mrs n. +. Mcmahon, law
ton ,-
| Robinson Hume,
"oklnhoma"--Con Congregation
Address Mira Percy V Penny
psrker. President General Federation
/ M Wumen's Clubs.
Vocal Mrs. n. G. Wood, Ardmore
RenedIction--Rev NJ \. Summers
Pastor Baptist church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

III the funds hu,r been rNi""u'u
ludiclously and properly i '' n,, Nv"
think the people would compliant '", ~,
they certainly would have cause W.
murmur. even protest II d" money
has been expended 10 give members W
the legislature aud coes In the .'','
nor's political machine fat Jobs dm.'"e
the recess between sessions ivy
would not, for example hc p'a''u ~
learn that man wns paid SlV " "u'
and expenses to travel over thr N'"' N,
and ascertain how fast trains Iu" "'''
how long they stopped at stations L",'
OF men could have been found T." VI"
work like that for S. day ANA 'A
penses, aud just us competent men IL,
were employed.
The people understand that the gov
ernor was practically the rnsl'"'"''
of that S750OO appropriation. nnd ,"'l
arc entltled 10 know what he hn- "'ur
with II. Until they do know They "'
not approve special srsslm "I 'n'
Legislature 10 vote more m"nrN 4" "'
handled I'm the same manner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
SOCIETY
Hsrrios Dunn Bentley.
CCouunued from Page F1ve)

Continued from Page Hyel
legends TO the masterpieces Of Push.
kin, Gogol, Turgueneff. and the latest
word In Russian literature, the inter
prrtation of the Russian people by
Leo Wiener, frum which she read per
tlupnt extracts. Mrs John Shirk gave
a comprehensive paper on THE Intro
luctluu " Western Culture into Rus
siu' under the reign ~ Peter the Great
uud Catherine the Great, who did
much TO bring about advancement In
their country. Mrs. Loyal ] Miller
gave review NJ Turgouneffs Faith.
rrs and Children prefaclng Il with n
concise biographical sketch OF the nu.
thor. one of the greatest Of Russian
novcllsts She also read selections
und gave the gist Of the book In most
interesting way, The next meeting
win be- next Wednesday az library,
| The SwastikR club met Wednesday
/ at the home II Mrs. Howard NJ. Miles
/ Mrs stephen Treadwell led parlla.
mcntary drill In n most able manner
A social meeting was enjoyed follow
nv the drill, and the SkR.tess together
with the assistant hOst1sses, Mines, J
+ Mcsscnhaugh and Hugh p d. How
ard served refreshments on account
" the State Federation meeting Al
Nowata the charity day planned foi
next Wednesday with Mrs. W r y
Hunt has been postponed one week
Guests NJ the afternoon were Mines
Treadwell Wallace Hiser and Mis-
IIoyt
The Art League win meet In Sorosl
hall November h
The General Sorosls viii give lts an
nual Charity Tea, November IL a
the home u Mrs Curtis Branson Thl
event Is always anticipated with tn
greatest pleassre by the club and II
friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
FEEL FINE! TAKE
'CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Spend 10 Cents Don't stay bill
iops, sick, headachy,
constipated.
Can I harm youl Best cathartic
for men, women and
children.

Enjoy life Your system Is filled
w,th nm accumulation of bile and bow
al nolaon which keeps you bilious,
headnchy, dizzy, tongue coated, breath
had and stomach sour-Why don't YOU
get A lO-cent box OF CHscarets at the
drug store and feel bully Take Cas-
care,s tonight aud enjoy the incest,
yentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced You'll wake up with
clear head. clean tongue, lively sten,
rosy skin and looking and feeling lit.
Mothers can give a whole Cascaret TO
A aick. cross, bilious, feverlsh child any
time-they are harmless-never gripo
OF sickep.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

CHICAGO, GOT. 80
Senator Lawrence y
sherman, who, 1t IL said,
by his friends viii have
no opposition, as the mi
nOls presidential candidate
at the next national Re
publican convention LEFT
Chicago Friday might to
carry his pre- convention
campaign into oklahoma,
Kansas and several central
and northwestern states.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Thursday Evening

Mrs Robert Fox Macarthur Chair
man ~ Music, presiding
Lecture--NeCital by Mrs Joss'"
Gaynor and her daughter, Miss Gay
nor
Friday Morning
Prayer-Rev W 3, Hamilton.
Business.
Conservation Committee Mrs J
r Dale, Hobart Chairman
Ciyll Service COmmlltce-M Mrs. @
NJ Chaney, McAlester. Chairman.
Bureau OF lnfOrmqtion-Mrs u. /.
Gee. Hugo. Chairman.
History Committee ". A..
Mcbride. Atoka, Chairman.
Legislation Committee Mrs. r. j.
Ray, LAwton. Chairman.
Conference on Music Mrs Robert
Fox Macarthur. Tulsa, Chairman
Report of Resolutions Committee.
Where Shall We Meet In 1912
Minutes
Introduction Of New Officers
God BE With You TIL We Meet
Again"
MlLonh Benedictlon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

Visiting officials were numerous at
ih city hall Saturday. Mayor G. 4
lamm ~ Bartlcsvllle. Mayor T. F.
imtllff ~ Adn, and Mayor G + Gan.
noNay Of Clinton, We're among Those
who droppcd IN TO visit Mayor OvcrhoI
ser before attending the football gnmc
roc Norman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
SESSION?
PEOPLE ASK WHY.
Believed Funds viii Be Asked
to Garry On Rate Case
Investigations
HAVE SPENT $75,OOO.OO
Governor Controlled the Fund
But Makes No Report of
Its Disbursement

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
UTWEIGHED BUT
NOT OUTCLASSED

Continued from P1g' oh'
glory But one injury mars the tenn 81
chances for success. that u'nE
bum" knee collected by McCan h
the Texas game This will NOT Keep
tile smashing half back ont NJ the 81.
Ing however and viii probably "''
lessen his speed to any great extent
BrlllianCy ReCOunted
As was the case last year, when "h
lahoma met Kansas AT LavrrnD" auN
drove the JuyhHwkrr, muj With lhr
most brilliant open game ever "ll.
messed on MrCOok frId fhr Su"nrl'
win today attempt to mukr speed amt
ucrial work overcome lhr great nd
vantage I'm weight pu--r,,rd N lh" lh
,uder,. Captain "Spul rrrr lh"
man who demonstrated last saturday
that he IL without It peer u> d forward
pass shooter. IA In prime condition. nnd
the lightning ends. Montgomery nnd
Fields and Hap johnson the flash
who plays quarter ARE determined T."
,urpass their efforts of the Texas
gume when the whistle blows on Boyd
Field today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

Miss Francis Nlese win play violin
solo at the evening service Of the PHI
grim Congregational church Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

The Culehra slide evidently does no,
believe IN divope- continents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

parted gates and missing articles. The
fairies aud ghosts will have left them
elsewhere for calling cnrds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Oleott Counts on Lindsey

Reports from oklahoma city. where
the Kansas team has been since Fri
day noon, indicate TINT the bear stories
which eminatpd from Lawrence all
this week were either myths, or else
some remarkable rrcpyurirs have been
made Lindsey. the hlg Kansas kicker
around whom Coach Beau Olcott hus
built his ottenSe. IS seemingly In good
Shnpc, and will forget be- ever had II
bum leg when he gets I'm the game
The twcnty.siI men worked out nt
the oklahoma city Country club Fri.
day afternoon. and II injuries were
present, they were most successfully
hid. Captain Tony James, whom n.
ports almost had on crutches, disploye5
no signs Of lamrne-S, and frOllckel
with the bunch like II twO-year,old.
Enormous Crowd Assured
All indications point to the greatest
crowd that ever attended football
game In Norman In addition to the
/ oklahoma fans who are naturally al
lrated by the big game, the Sooner
alumni arr observing this as HON,
coming day. and ARE flocking bac'
% their Alma Mater In eyer-increaSin,
.rnnh0rs Kansas men, too, old grads
aud undergraduates from Lawrence
nre fHr more numerous than was ~
Iryted Additional bleachers hay
been put IN every available space (
Accommodate the crowds, and parkln
spaces have been laid aside for partie
driving 10 the game,
Pep" Meeting Friday
/ SuncH held monster pep NEE
/ lug and parade IN Norman last nigh
They met on the University campu
, where Old grads. what former foOtbs
men could br hunted mp and even
.urof or two took the platform an
told the students how the pep In u
roofing section saturday would wi
Tor Oklahoma against Kansas, just I
30 won for oklahoma against Texas
week ago
Following the speeches Pep Man
-rr "NcHi' High and his assistan
formed the crowds In great parac
4 headed by the band, which led the
tu the downtown districts and gave
snake dance about a great bonfire bu
"u the brick pavement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
People Want 10 Know

As a business man ~ entitled in ln
formation NJ any kind he may desire
from his hookkceucr nr the manager N
his business, So the people are rniltlrl
10 Information from their elected 'rr
,nuts. the men who nrr keeping hooks
fur them and managing their business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
FAIR BOOSTERS
ON SECOND TRIP
EASTERN OHIO AND NORTHERN
WEST VIRGINIA INVADED.
Literature Distributed and wheeling's
Annual BiR Event was Wen
Advertised.

West Virginia state Pair boosters yes
terdsy invaded Eastern ohio and North-
orn West Virginia. distributing liter
allure posting advertisements. address
Ing audiences and talking personally
with scores. sll In the interests Of the
annual state fair. September o Co 30.
In the party were President. George
". Lutz Treasurer Charles y Hsnchsr.
otto schenk. q. 81. Browne. g. o. NHy-
lor. Theo. Roller. D g. HanIey and John
wallace The trip IVES made in autuuuo-
ril'e belonging Co Msasrs schenk and
Naurhfr
Jefferson county. 3D.. was first iutad-
"a. EruuwftrId Richmond SmitnfisId
and SfeubertiiIe being visited Lunch
con was trkcu az steubeuNiIle. with DID,
~ Chase. secretary uf the Chamber nf
commerce. who soon became re- state fair
booster
oompstss Against Robson.
fre party nest visited Sew Cumberland
who're Dr. was counter attraction o.
IHrunrr fnnEInrsuar fIeuuH.u H 5000.
Nnn. Hf ilHhauu HHH % tHs rrnHtar.
Qua TUs boosters fhru returned fu
r'eHhrr Nule. whore the river vas again
r"HafN I0IIaush"" HHI N.|Iahurg
were thf next stops and supper was
'H..r Hf fI. Wheeling 'uurfr. club
The N.'I. family riruIr. rsInE held
bethany. na. Addressed nf o. War.
..E Attention fn frr uartf uHa af.
'UH.frH Hr HI.H EuiI.r .I.N usr rrf.
.au NhH used hIe bust. fr HdtartaFe
Nr.fr.. f.In Will Hr mHI. nest Tues.
NHf. A" Bon ohio HrH|n VIII Do visited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06

ize his fondest dreams when ba r,ov..
70 small farm near McMechen ue
mas had desire to raise chickens
since a boy, and he will make me
care OF the birds his specially.
FOR the purpose of making the
regular inspection Of all the pennsVI
Nania railroad bridges In this serfiGp
General superintendent A r. Brsnd
ana MS assistants arrived in Wheel
ing yesterday afternoon Among tha
brldEes TO be inspected today will be-
those on the =. W. q X lines
o., Bear this in mind August -
~ on .lday. Nuf Ccd' This lis
ne only date in 1915 that Friday and
the 18Th make connections.
Uncle Sam Is to take Older men
INTO his service in certain denarf.
ments. communication was received
yesterday by Local Civil Service IN.
dmlncr John T. Crowl 10 tho oFaff
maj the axe limit FOR chief pnrinesra
ana United States coast and zoo.
graphic survey service has been All.
NanCed from a. TO 80 years Anplipa.
ton for examination for these mos.
lions may be filed a. any time win
Mr. CroWl
The Wheeling Electric Power
plant on the South Side IL now com
pleted. The machinery has an been
installed and everything Is Of the most
up-io-date construction n b. ono Of
the most powerful plants In the state
over TWO years was sent 10 De con
struCtion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
GER MAN LIBERALS
ATTACK H0LLWEG

BERLIN. Aug. 5. via London. Aug.
s. 2:44 a. ma sharp conflict is in
progress within the leading circles OF
the National Liberal party owing to
the action OF a wing OF the party In
conducting a private and public cam
palgn of attack against DIR. Theobald
Won Bethmann-Hollweg. the imperial
chancellor.
The campaign centers around the
supposed attitude OF the chancellor on
the question OF annexation OF terri
tory and the final settlement OF the
war. his assailants assuming that ne
is not ready to 20 10 the lengths in
this direction which they and their
hackers consider proper and justified
Ernst Basserman the veteran party
leader, Herr Hirsch. member from the
Essen district end DR.. Gustav Stresse-
mann. a functtonary In various indus
iriai end business organizations who
was defeated az a candidate at the gen
crai reichstag elections. but who later
obtained r seat at = bye-eiection In Han
over. ere the active leaders in the anti
bethmann-HOllweg campaign.
Behind them stand many prominent
persons who favor most sweeping an
neNations.