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Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-17
HEAVY FIRING HEARD
 FROM FLANDERS LINES

LONDON: Extremely heavy firing from the direction of Flanders was heard all last night along the Kentish coast. according to the Central News The heavy concussions shook the houses. The firing appeared to be at different points over a wide area guns of all calibre apparently being in action. There were also violent ex. plosions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-17
COAL PRICES TO BE
 FINED IN ALASKA

SEATTLE: Washington State Fuel Administrator Whitcomb today an nounced that the control of Alaska s fuel supply had been turned over to him by the federal authorities. An adjustment of the retail prices for fuel in Alaska will be made by Whit comb in the near future.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-17

SEATTLE, Apr. 17-Seattle prices April seventeenth. Halibut, thirteen three-fourths cents; sable fish five and three-fourths cents; ling cod, three and one-eighth cents; red cod three cents.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-17

United States Marshal at St. Louis on Pune 27 last. giving his occupa- tion as baker. He asked for a per- nit to enter all barred zones to seek employment. The permit was grant, ed. It was also discovered that he reg istered for the army draft on June 5
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-17

last and that in April. 1917. he caus- ed the arrest of a man on a disloyalty charge. His friends assert he was radi- cal in his views on Socialism, but that when the United States entered the war he declared he was "all for Am erica"
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-04-17
DAILY FISH BULLETIN

~ SEATTLE, April 17-Prices at noon April sixteenth. Halibut,. four teen cents; Ling cod, three cents; red cod, nine cents; sable fish, seven cents. ,-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-13

circulated for the purpose Of stirring
Germans to activity on behalf OF new
alliances which were being organized.
Mr.. Kellar declared that THE time has
certainly come for these distractions TO
be removed If an avenue Is to be opened
for truth and true Americanism and the
heritage Of the distinct culture acquired
bv such efforts and struggles IS 70 be
preserved. and the language. customs
and liberty Of our father and forefath-
ers are stil 10 exist and If the spiritual
qualities of our people are to be con-
trfbuted to developing Americanism.
rrusT APPRECIATE GERMANISM.
In another paragraph he implores
that the propa ganda committee OF the
national German-American alliance urge
At the beginning Of the new year that
all German-Americans exercise tpeir
I creative. ability on the rock Of true in
,iolable union on which all German life
rests and on which all the higher ideals
Of the German can securely stand. Let
us unmoved fight on with the sword OF
truth and courage. creating an invinci-
BILE might.
..The leaders and lecturers Of the Ma
tional German-American Alliance have
since the establishment Of this organi-
cation never failed to emphasize the fact
that the greatness. the strength and the
influence Of Germanism in this country
lies in appreciation of itself, in the
recognition Of an inviolable union OF
ideals. which knows no limits. but only
progress ana upward aspirations.
union whose activities lie in the United
states protecting German style ana
manner and strengthening them"
In circular letters sent from Indian
apoIis to Germans in Texas It IS stated
that at was this organization which has
given Germanism the necessary back
bone which has silenced the scoifers
and put an end to the signs Of contempt
80 often seen in certain circles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-13
MANN CALLS IT
NATIONAL SCANDAL
Thus Describes Failure Of
Dept. to Pay Wounded
Soldiers for 3 Months.

WASHINGTON Dec. Representa-
tive Mann Of Illinois. Republican lead
er. spoke in the house yesterday on IN
stances Of failure Of the war depart
ment to pay soldiers. and denounced
such failures as q scandal 70 the ma
zion" Representative Walsh. Of Massa-
chusetts. also complained that no pro-
VISION had been made by the navy DE-
partment for payment ~ transportation
Of discharged sailors to their homes.
afr. Mann read telegram from West
Baden. Ind. saying several hundred men
had arrived al hospital there. many
81 whom We're without money. although
due several months pay.
Representative sherley. Of kentucky
said the appropriation committee had
recommended TO the department that
books Of coupons be given 70 ALL sol
diers for use as money when they had
back pay due them. but evidently the
department. had not put the plan into
operation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-13
DUTCH WANT
KAISER OUT
[rNrrEp PREss CABLEaRAM.l

UNITED I7NEss NAbLlhIIf.AAII
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 13-Dutch news
papers urge the government to request
the Hohenzollerns to leave the coun-
try. Premier Beerenbuiek declared In
a speech that the government is viii
ling to discuss with the entente ex-
tradition Of the former kaiser provid-
ing the discussion IS IN keeping with
Hollands honor and dignity. He stat
cd that the present arrangement Is
provisional
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-13

has been started the ships viii be
completed 4 total Of 731 wooden ships
we're ordered originally.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-13

keller. the Propagandist, from indian
apoIis II January. 1916 evidently vas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-13
HAMMOND
ALLIANCE IN
LIMELIGHT

lrantinued from 80 one)
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.
North Carolina, In the Superior
Jackson County. Court.
Earl P. latham VS. R. F. Jarrett ct al.
By virtue of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the Superior Court
of Graham County in the above entitled
action, l will, on Monday, the 9th day
OF May, 1913, at II O'Clock M, at the
Court House door, IN the town of Sylvia,
III said County, sell to the highest bid
der tor cash to satisfy said execution,
all the right, title, and interest which
the said R. F. Jarrett, the defendant,
has in the following described real es-
tate:
First Tract: Beginning on a locust
On the side of mountain and rms
thence West $50 poles 70 a chestnut,
thence N. 81 poles to hickory; thence
w. 50 poles to stake: thence 5. 40
poles to stake; thence Eas X, poles
to stake; thence n. 8, poes to tie be-
ginning. Containing 100 acres, more or
less.
Second Tract: Beginning at large
beach on a stony point near Beets
Branch and runs thence w. 21a
poles; thence S. 90 w. sc poles
from where the w. boundary of No. $50
crosses said branch and runs s. a. w.
90 poles to hickory; thence w. As poles
to hickory, thence S.. 81 poles ia large
chestnut; thence E. 100 poles to black
oak; thence to the beginning. Contain
Ing 50 acres, except mineral interest,
mining rights and privileges.
Third Tract: Beginning On an old
pine stump Jarrett's Corner and runs n.
Is w. 1872 feet with Jarrett's line to
stake III Dick Walkers line; thence E.
1893 feet with Dick Walkers line to 2
stake IN the road. an6 ~ fec from the
pubic road; thence : go F. I67 fea
to stake; thence S ~ E. 200 feet to
stake; thence S. $50 w. 100 feet to
stake thence S. 50 w. 100 feet TO stake;
thence S. 7:3o w. 800 let to stake,
thence S. 6:3o E. $50 feet to a chestnut
on knob; ti4ence N. 6o:3o w. 214 feet
to stake; thence N. So W. 200 feet to
stake; thence S. SO w. $50 feet to
stake; thence N. $3.50 w. 100 feet to a
stake; thence N. oo:45 w. $50 feet to the
beginning. Containing 20 ID acres
more OF less.
This April grid 1918.
G. = COLE, Sheriff.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12
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Notice Of Tax Sale

BY virtue of the tax list place.,
IN my hands for collection for the
year 1917, by the Board of Commits
sloners Of Jackson, Co. l will, on first
Monday in May, 1918, it being the
9th day OF May, at the Court House
door in the town of Sylvia, at 12
O'clock expose for sale. to the hish
IS ttsdder, for cash, to satisfy the
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

sylvia, at IL o'clock noon, expose
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash. to satisfy the following delin-
quent taxes and costs, the following
described real estate
H. A. Guffey,: one town lot,
tax and cost 1852
w. E. REED,
Tax Collector.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12
Notice of Tax Sale

By virtue of the tax list placed
in my hands for collection for the
years 1911. 1912, 1913. 1914. 1915
and i016, by the Commissioners of
Jackson County. will on the first
Monday in May, 1918, it being the
9th ddy Of May, at the Court House
door in the town of Sylvia, at 1900
O'Clock M, expose for sale for back
taxes and taxes discovered, to tho
highest bidder for cash to satisfy the
following delinquent taxes and cost,
the following described real estate
III Cashiers Valley township, to-wit:
Ten Thousand Two Hundred and
Six y-line acres of land in Cashiers
Township listed as the property of
Nm. F. O'Rouke tax and cost for
the year 1911. S6Ol 50
Ten Tt 3usand Two Hundred
and Sixty nine acres of
land IN Cashiers township
listed as the property of
Wm. F. ORouke tax and
cost Cor the year 1922 516.5O
Ten Il ousand Two Hundred
and sixty-nine acres of
lane. in Cashiers township
Este. as the property of
VIM. F. ORouke tax and
cos ;or the year 1913 69983
Ten III >usand Two Hundred
ano sixty-nine acres of
lane in Cashiers township
liste as the property of
VIZ. F. ORouke tax and
Cos or the year 1914. 86183
len 70 usand Two Hundred
and slXty-nine acres of
land in Cashiers township
listed as the property of
VIM F. O'Rouke tax and
COST f)r the year 1915 789. AZ
len / thousand Two Hundred
anf siZty-nine acres of
land in Cashiers township
listed as the property of
WT1. F. O'Rouke tax and
cost for the year 1915 814e3
Total 1850 .---- $4S84 50
This the first day Of April, 1918.
J.. w. BUCHANAN
Sheriff Gid Tax Collector for the
ye,Gs 1911, 1912. 1913, 1914, 1915
an0 1916.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

Do you want to be called a slack
er? If not, buy Liberty Bonds ami
help to back up the boys who have
zone from This t,dnty 70 fight tor
liberty.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

jackson County is receiving lot
of publicity these days AMI it 10 not
the kind we would like to have. The
people Of the surrounding counties
are talking great deal about the
way the people of this county are
allowing some things to 90 on. The
first thing that is attracting most
attention is the number OF deserters
in the county; the second is the
amount of PROF. German talk, and the
third that the people are not back
ing up the boys with their money as
they should.
1t is said that there are more dc
serters in this county than in any
county in the western part of the
State. Now, it is a serious thing to
allow these men who have been Sc
lected to help fight for liberty to de-
sert, come home. lay out and not be
taken up. Some one is responsible
for the this and the time has come
when those higher in authority
should take some steps to have
these men found.
The longer this is allowed to 60
on the worse it will become until it
will endanger the safety of the peo-
pie here at home; and not only that,
but just think what the outside
world is saying about jackson! Will
the liberty-loving and law-abidins
people stand for these things any
longer?
Now, in the second place, is the
ak that some people are having in
regard to the war. We have been
reliably informed thu. a secret SER
vice man was here JUST few days
aeo wiki a long list of names Of
people here who have not been s. D.
porting tie Government with their
tongues, and If does look as if that
is the cheapest kind of support.
And to think that we have people
right here in Jackson who not only
will not lend this kind of support to
the government that is protecting
them. but will give aid to the enemy
in this way
In the third place. the people of
this county have not come up with
their part of the money to help feed,
clothe and furnish equipment for
the boys who are fighting our battles
for us. In the first Liberty Bond |
issue we fell short of our quota. and |
we were still several thousands of
dollars behind in the second issue.
lnthe sale of War Savings Stamps
we have nothing like come up to
what is required of us. Now that
the third issue of bonds is offered
what are we going to do? Are we
still to remain Stacker countyr
are we going to come forward and
lend our money to the government
and redeem ourselves from our past I
short comings.
INV -,s
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

The Third Liberty Loan was float
ed the sixth Of this month and will
last until the fourth of May, and
during this time three billion dollars
worth of bonds must be sold. Have
Won bought your part!
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

and cost 748
Reed & Cope, 2 town lots, tax
and cost -- 7.95
V. NJ Shepherd. l town lot
tax and cost :---------- 1908
R. L. Davis, l town lot, tax
and cost ------- 1928
P. S. Ross, / town lot, tax and
cost Intermediates. ----- 1929
Geo. Coo /, one town lot tax
and cost .---------- 1929
c. B. Bumgarner / town lot,
tax and cost ------ SIS
MISCELLANEOUS
r. M. I lomas, 81 acres of
land TX and cost .----- $40
Bill Co''ard, one town lot,
tax aid cost -- 99S
:. S. Da.i3, one town lot, tax
and c st 1880 5.35
l1ender: IN Love, IL acres, tax
and st 4.3s
indian; 3abb, 9 acres tax and
cost --------- 3.41
1arfiel Love. IS acres tax
and cost 5.&S
Noah Cox, one acre of land.
tax and cost 49,
.linnie Chambers, one acre,
tax and cost 3.7e
Henry Mcdowell, 66 acres
tax and cost 9.34
Aniar Love 1-2 acre. tax and
Green wood & Blackstock 80
acres, tax and cost $1,000 TAI
Mark Bolden, 100 acres tax
and cost - -- 4.8S
Wood Zachary heirs bal. on
tax and cost in Mountain,
Cashiers, Hamburg. River
anC Canada townships 1914
Dateo April st, 1918.
G. M. COLE,
Sheriff and Tax Collecto.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12
SCOTS CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH

SCOTTS CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH
BETA, n c.
Preaching every second SUNDAY
morning and night. and every fourth
Sunday and Saturday before.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 A. nj.
B. 7. P..U. every Sunday, 800
T. M. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday night.
Everybody invited to attend.
w. N. Cook. Pastor.
.OLEY KIDNEY Pills
''R eAcKAc.iE KIDNEYS AND aIX00Es
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

Mary A. Calhoun. 10 acres,
tax and cost -- $50
Mrs. D. f. Coffee, q acres tax
and cost 8.53
H. M. Dixon heirs, 1850 acres
tax and cost - 49, $3.50
DR.. C. Grimshaw, Ala acres
tax and cost $3.50
Floyd H. Grady. 500 acres tax
and cost 47.84
Mrs. Ida Holden, 100 acres,
tax and cost -. 7.7(
Hunt & Randall, two lots, tax
and c )st ------ 4.1(
G. W. N cCall, 100 acres, tax
and cost --~---588 IL
W. L. Mccall, 200 acres, tax
!. and cost. 1907
N. L. Nicholson, go acres tax
and cost 4.51
Albert Potts, $50, tax and cost 27.61
Quinsey Pierson, 372 acres,
tax and cost --------- : 2O.74
G. N. Rich, A acres, tax and
Gust --- ----------- o.4l
S. 2. Sawyer, 100 acres. tax.
and cost III
Thompson heirs, 100 acres,
tax and cost 6.3t
NJ. S. White, 100 acres, tax
and cost 6.3:
Alex Zachary heirs, SIS acres
lax and cost, 80. 1921
J. L. Minnaugh 500 acres tax
and cost 2l.2:
". Il. Cobb, q acres, tax and
COST ------------- IL
John B. Leroy, IS acres, lax
and cost ----- "a
VIM. F. O'Rouke, 11267 acres
tax and cost 37O.8f
CANADA TOWNSHIP
Daniel Brisco & Co., 70 acres
tax and cost $500 AZ,
E. M. Backus, 100 acres, tax
and cost inconvenience ~,
S. B. Parker, 80 acres, tax
ana cost 6.2f
Jim Woodring, 20 acres, tax
and cost ----- 2,2e
J W. Sluder guardian, 424
acres tax and cost 26O1
CANEY FORK TOWNSHIP
Love Lonas, Is acres, tax and
CULLCWREE TOWNSHIP
Joe Buchanan, mineral inter-
est in LOS acres, tax and
cost 3.9s
johnson heirs. 1880 acres lax
and cost 2021a
{. G. Stoll, mineral int. in 100
acres, tax and cost SIS
Cullowhee Mining &. Reduc-
ton Co. 800 acres tax and
cost 1O1.97
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP
J. R. Ashe, 2 acres, tax and
---------- (.U5
Luther Cabe, 81 acres, tax
and cost ------- 421
Cole Flizzell heirs, 80 acres
tax and cost ---- PA
SAVANNAH TOWNSHIP:
Buchanan & Love 100 acres,
tax and COST soo
3uchanan & Higdon, 100
acres tax and cost 727
Daniels & Co., $50 acres, tax
and cost 1855
:. A. Hall. 4 acres, tax and
COST ---------.--- 5.88
doore & Gregory, 9 acres tax
and cost 2.05
turkey Knob Corundum Co..
mineral inst. in SIS acres.
tax and cost, 8ee.
,. A. Taylor heirs, 10U acres.
tax and cost 40
5ensy Woodland, 40 acres tax.
and cost - SOC
<obert Williams, 40 acres.
tax and cost eoo
ulc WEIGH. 7uu acres. tax
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

Buy bonds OF shoulder the rifle
and fight.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12
Notice of Tax SAL

Ry .r'ue Ct he list placed
Ill r. "aitds for co,. &c. .aC.-the
year 1917, by the Board of Hder-
men or the town of Sylvia. l will.
on the first Monday. in May, 1918
it benz, the 9th day Of May. at the
Court House door in the town of
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

and cost 3.31
Tuc!ia5cegee L um Der CO.
$4,000 acres, tax and cost 1870 !
scoTrs CREEK TOWNSHIP
s. NJ. eAlsobrook, 60 acres tax
and cost ga
Mrs. N. E. Barnes, 26 acres,
tax and cost - 4.34
w. C.. Crawford, one acre, tax
and cost - 4.91
James Ferguson, 500 acres
tax and cost 1854
Lon Jones, 221 acres, tax and
SoSt O.ES
J. S. Norman, "a acr 8, tax
dAlu COSl ---~-----. LOU
Mrs. Clarissa Seay, one town
lot ESQ
Mrs. Sarah Bryson ct al a.
1920 --acres tax and cos. 1886
Harriet Connor, 81 IL acres
tax and cost GAO
r. Y. McAyden, 240 acres
tax and cost 5.241
Mrs. B. E. Smith. town lot,
tax and cost 3.47
QUALLA TOWNSHIP
Pm. Cooper, 40 acres, tax
and cost :. ---- 6.14
J. F. Denton one town lot
tax and cost - 333
Mollie Martin, q acres, tax
duu COSl GIG
Z. E. Rogers. | town lot, tax
oAO NOol C.O4
K. II. Wood. l town lot, tax
~'AAA WV C.UC
Samuel Saunook, 298 acres,
tax and cost 1898
Jim Ferguson. 24OO acres ta~
and cost 1878
DILLSDORO TOWNSHIP
J. c. Estes, acre, tax and
cost --- 1852
W. A. McMahan, 1872 acres
tax and cost 961
I. M. Messer, lot, tax and
cost ---------- 1890
J. W. Sutton, IL acres. tax
and cost 6.25
Russell Sutton heirs, 125
acres, tax and cost 1880
Jimpsey Paris, 80 acres, tax
and cost 91o
BANKERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Mrs. E. J. Ashe, 10 acres, tax
ana cost 2.55
Sutton. c. B., e acres tax
ana cost 2.46
J. c. Laster, so acres. tax and
cost 800
HAMBURG TOWNSHIP
S. NJ. Hedden, so acres, tax
and cost am
K. 6. Hunt, 4G acres tax and
cost ----------~ 3.0a
Ellen Hooper, is acres, tax
allo COST $3.50 ---- 23-i
II. G. Johnson, 400 acres tax
and cost --- 727
". M. johnson heirs, $40
acres, tax and cost 230:
}. F. McCall, so acres tax and
Nool SAT |
George Pruett heirs, SO acres
! atax and COST 90> |
Martha Taylor, Il acres, tax
and cost o1S
A. j. Young. 81 acres. tax
and cost --- 396
Alex Zachary heirs, 1855
acres, tax and cost 49, 8.21I
Bird Zachary. 80 acres, tax
and cost - Sna
D. A. Moses. go acr*, tax
tax and cost 1891
MOUNTAIN TOW NSHIP
J. B. Allison heirs, so ..cres,
tax and cost. eso
Mary A. Calhoun, so acre,
tax and cost ee1
RIVER TOWNSHIP
cullowhee Mining 6, Reduc-
ton Co., 800 acres tax and
cost ----~--- - -- 1888
carrie Graham. Is acres, tax
ami onct
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-12

you bought your part!
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