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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28
FREE BOOKLETS

Below we are listing number of
helpful free booklets and the source
from which they may be obtained.
planning Your Future"-E. L.
Layfeld, Kings Business College,
Raleigh, N. C.
plans for Constructing Brick
brooders"-C. F. Parrish, Poultry
Extension Specialist, N. C. State Col
lege, Raleigh, N, C.
"Downy Mildew-or How to Con.
troll Blue Mold in Tobacco Plant
Beds"-F. E. Miller, Director of State
Test Farms, Raleigh, N. C.
aero" Cyananmid Booklet-G r
Ballard, SIS South Summit Avenue.
Charlotte, N. c.
Blood Tells"-George Watts Hill.
owner, Quail Roost Farm, Durham
N. C.
Producing Quality Cream"-Agri-
cultural Editor, N. C. State College.
Raleigh, N. G..
Experiments with Nitrogen Ferti-
llzers on Cotton Soils'-C. B. Will
hams, Agronomist, N. C. State Col
lege.
Agricultural Review semi-month-
WV. H. Richardson, editor. NJ G.
State Department Agriculture Ra-
leigh, N. C.
Vital Impurities"-Jas. M Grav
Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau
Rleigh, N. C.
Gold Dollar Tobacco Seed
Farmers Cooperative Exchange Ra-
leigh, N. C.
Durable Floor Finishes"-Miss
Helen Estabrook, N. C. State College.
Raleigh, N. C.
Scare of Floors and Wood Work.
Miss Helen Estabrook, N. C. State
. N 'q5!elea 'sseuos
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

A group of scientists met in q
jungle near Beetle, Brazil, to study
weird rites performed by negroes in
the hopes of finding the effect they
have on mental diseases.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

DIvIDENDS-One thing the Me-
Donald-Lumpkin bloc has proposed is
catching favor with the General AS
sembly and has wide popular appeal.
1t would put dividends from domestic
corporations in the same class with
dividends of foreign corporations and
tax them at six per cent straight
That may not pass but it is probable
that domestic dividends may be put
in the same pot with all other income
and taxed at the graduated income
tax rate with the same exemptions
allowed. A big fight is being waged
aginst the proposal but the Legisla-
ture hasn't adjourned yet.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

Bright green skeletons found in
several parts of Europe are riddle
to scientists. It is believed they have
in some way become infused with
copper.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

When West Virginia coal miner,
A. McHaffey, got out of his bed to
investigate noise he found a dead
man sitting upright at the foot of the
stairs. He had fallen from his car
at it rounded curve and had plunged
through the door into the house.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

There are $4,000 science journals
being printed at the present time
over the world. No one can keep
abreast of the rapid advance.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

TRANSPORTATION-Some thing
else that may happen to your gas tar
has been mentioned more than once
in the Legislature. There appears to
be some sentiment for placing trans
portation of scool children on the
back of the State Highway and Public
Works Division. Highway officials
say this would be expensive and
would just about wreck the organiza-
ton they have left under the hand-to-
mouth appropriation of their own
money by the last General Assembly.
CHEAPER BOOKS-The bill to
establish State system of renting
public school books at nominal rates
has considerable support in the Gen.
eral Assembly and Governor Ehring-
haus has wished it God speed but it
will have it's troubles before it ever
becomes law. Representatives of book
publishing houses, which would stand
to loose business by a rental system
are in Raleigh for some purpose.
Astute observers say they are oppos-
ed to the book rental bill. You might
require of the lobbyists their business
in the Capital City. They have been
very successful in past sessions.
ANTI-SALES TAX The bloc
headed by Representative Ralph Nc
Donald, of Forsyth, and Representa-
tive Lumpkin, of Franklin, will not
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

WORRIED-Senator w. H. Horton
of Chatham, is worried about the
State forcing parents to send their
children to school in buses that grand
juries say are unsafe and then refus-
ing to pay expenses in cases Of death
or injury. He has introduced bill to
require the State to pay up to $500
damages in school bus accidents.
From all indications at present his
bill will pass but it may be amended
to cover only actual expenses and
with maximum of minimum amounts
not mentioned.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

CREDIT-When the first hearings
on increasing the price of tobacco
were held in Washington back in 1888
Governor Ehringhaus, Congressman
Ware, Hancock and the late Edward
w. Pou were present with farmers,
warehousemen and federal officials.
Since that time the tobacco program
has become a practical political prop
osition and recent hearings have been
attended almost one hundred pre- cent
by the North Carolina delegation in
Congress. The old band-wagon ride,
you knew.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

MUD-HOLES- looks like you
boys and girls living off the concrete
may get your Grads and bridges re-
paired pretty soon. The General AS
sembly has made special immediate
appropriation of 100000 for that
purpose. A lot of folks are still hang
ing around the Capitol hoping to get
a slice of your gasoline tax for this,
that and the other and nothing but
a stiff fight and constant vigil is GO
ing to prevent a raid on highway
funds before the Legislature adj
journs. The highway department
could do better if it didn't have to
devote so much time dealing with
propaganda dished out by those who
would divert road taxes.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28


LIQUOR-Op Opinion among many
Legislative leaders is that legal liquor
has little chance of approval by the
present General Assembly. Somo
measure calling a referendum on the
subject may get by but the odds at
present are against even that sort of
a bill. Too many members come from
counties that votes overwhelmingly
dry in the repeal election Of 1888 and
the lawmakers still interpret that, in
most cases, as a dry mandate and
those entertaining future political
aspirations are not so hot for kicking
mandates over board.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28
a p Al HOLES
By bbss HINTON SILVER
8 Oh STATE

cease it's fight on the general sales
until the biennial revenue bill be-
comes law. They plan to carry their
fight to the floor of House and Senate
where they have no little strength.
Leaders of the Eringaus administra-
ton still avow the sales tax is neces-
sary to properly support schools and
other essential State services and
predict it will be reenacted.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

BIG SCRAP-The public school
fight will be just half over when the
biennial appropriation is agreed
upon. The school machinery bill,
which is the rules and regulations Of
the State system, must be drafted
and it is already apparent from many
bills introduced that considerable lib
eralization Of the present law is go
ing to demand. The school forces
want the question of local supple
ments arranged differently for the
present law which requires local cleo
tions. So far these elections have been
so well for the school folks.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

UPS AND OWNS The Mcdonald
LumpKin anti-sdles tax plan to tax
corporations more, tax dividends
from all corporation stocks and levy
a tax of from SIS to 5000 on all indi-
vidual incomes above $1,000 per year
rises and falls in popularity like a
thermometer. It didn't have much
visible support in the early days of
the present Legislature, then its
stock rose as the two sponsors ex-
planned it's workings and estimated
re enue yield. 1t took a drop when
he lobbyists had their day ins court
,efore the finance committee. But
merchants came to the rescue and
boosted the proposals with their en-
dorsement. It hasn't been adopted yet
and you can find plenty of prognos-.
ticators that it will not become law.
On the other hand, the Mcdonald
Lumpkin bloc is still hopeful and
working industriously.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-02-28

SPEAKER-The grapevine reports
renewed rumors that Representative
F. Gregg Cherry, of CASTOR, Chair
man of the House Fiance Committee,
will be candidate for Speaker next
session. Everybody agrees that he is
doing his best to make a record for
speed on the money bill but sales tax
opponents feel that the matter Of a
month or so is not SO important if
they can get out from under the tax
for the next two years. They are
making it tough for Mr.. Cherry's
political aspirations and he shows no
little irritation in committee at times.
That isn't calculated to aid his
chances in Legislative politics.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

mazda, propia en- tales casos de
las personals bien educadas.
Expusieron ellos ell obieto de
su vista y Alexandra repuso:
En- efecto: entire ell senior
Cruz, dignamente apddrinado
por uStedes, y yo, medic una
question que no admite otro "a
rreglo que ell de las armas. Re-
conociendo en- ell senior Cruz ell
derecho a pedir una satisfac-
ci6n, puesto que fue ell ofendi-
do, he esperado a que 10 hiciera.
81 no 10 hubiese hecho, la salts
facci6n la habria pedido yo.
Luego ofreci6les designar o.
tros dos amigos para que lie re-
presentaran y Sc entendiesen
con ellos.
Los dos amigos de Mario, die
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
MULTADOS UN UMPIRE
CUATRO PELOTEROS

Chicago, Octubre 25.-El CO.
miSionado supreme de la pelota
organizada, jrez X. NJ. Lands,
ccnden6 aver al umpire Mortar
ty, a Charles Grimm, director
de los Cubs, y a los jugadores
English, Bill Herman y Bill Jur
CESS, a pagan una multa, cada
uno, de 5000, por ell escandalo
que p~rovocaron durante uno de
los desafios de la serie nun :
dial. Las multas seran deduct
das de los cheques que les CORES
ronden por haber tornado par
te en- la serie. Ell ano pasado,
Bill KLEIN, un umpire, fue null
tado en- $50 por usar malas pa
labraS con "Ganso" Gosfin, de
los Tigres, en- ell corredor de un
hotel. Una multa Sc impuso al
catcher Delaney por insultar al
umpire Brick Owen.
La multa rebaja ell cheque de
Moriarty desde $1,000 a 1890.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

ell encargo de ceder en- TODD, las
condolences del duelo, en- princi-
pic, quedaron prontamente con-
venidas.
Sin embargo, en- cumplimien-
to de su deber, acordaron gestio
mar acerca de sus respectivos a.
padrinados un arreglo amisto-
so. Estaban convencidos de que
no conseguirian NADIA pero era
una formula de la cue no po-
dian prescindir en- modo aIgu-
no.
Separaronse, pues, convinien
do en- volver a reunirse al dia
siguiente por la tarde, o para
arreglar ell asunto mediante I'm
acta 81 los interesados transit
gian, 0 para determinar en- to-
dos sus detalles las condolences.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
DEPORTES.
Ell PROGRAMA DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- Ell CUADRI-
> LATH3O DE WEST TAM
PA

Todo esta listo para Ell exec
lente programa que Jim Down
ing cfrecera esta noche en- la
Arena del 116 de Artilleria, en-
West Tampa.
Chino Alvarez, ira como es-
pectador a tomarle la medida,
81 es possible, al vencedor del
bout Sixtico Morales, ell cam
pe6n cubano de las 1876 libras,
y "Snag" Trowbridge.
Ell cubano desea enfrentarse
con Alcarez, segdn dijo aver, y
hara todos los esfuerz9s que es
ten a su alcance para d~errotar
al joven de West Palm Beach.
Tony Dcminguez desea recon
quistar el favor del pdblico y ira
tara de veneer a Pat O'Day, un
peso mediano de Miami.
O'Day ha boXeado con buenos
individuos de su peso; pero lbs
inteligentes locales Green que e.
camagueyano es "muy duro" pa
ra el. Para derribar a Domin.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
Jose Luis peleara con Pauline ell I3 de diciembre

New York. oct. 25.-Paulino
Uzcudun, ell lenador vasco, Sc
ra ell pr6ximo oponente de Jose
Luis, ell pdgil de Detroit, ahora
llamado el campe6n sin corona
del peso complete. La irelea sera
a Is asaltos, en- ell Madison
Square Garden, bajo la direc-
ci6n del Garden y Mike Jacobs,
qre tiene I'm contrato cen Luis,
dandose un tanto por cientS a
beneficio del Fondo de Navidad
del New York American v ell
Evening Journal. Recibira ell
Garden ell 121aI3ol como alqui-
Ter, Luis ell 1919 y Pauline ell
|20%. Jacobs dirigira Ell progra
ma con Tom McArdle de asis-
tente. La empresa espera re-
caudar en- las ta9uillas entire
$150,000 y $3.50, 900.
Ell coronel Fitzpatrick, presi-
dente de la corporation Madi-
son Square, di6 a los peri6dicos
una nota EN- la que Sc da cuen-
Ia del arreglo efectuado.
Pauline ha hecho saber que
Saldra de Espana en- ell vapor
frances Lafayette, que arribara
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
Pleitos y Divorcios

C.. F.. Davis contra Marta Da
Wis; Zena Morrell contra Wal
ter Jones y ST ei.osa; North
American Life Insurance con-
ira Maria Ana Ramirez; Fami-
ly Finance Corp. contra Evelio
Pedrero " Maria Pedrero, or
den; Henry C. Beatty contra
Maude Beatty; R. J. Higgins
contra Marjorie Hugi2ins; j.
H. Young contra Ford Young;
Clyde E. Hendrix contra Leo
nora Murphy Hendrix; Family
Finance Corporation contra
Henry c. Beatty y Maude Beatty.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

a los Estados Unidos ell dia 81
de octubre.
lPr1bablemente Sc entrenara
en- ell campamento de Gus Will
son, en- Orangeburg.
Estimase que ell va:co es &C
tualmente, descontado Schmel-
ing, ell mejor oponente que pu-
diera escogerse para Luis. Ha
peleado con los mejores hon.
bres del peso complete y nunca
ha sido puesto a d1rmir.
La Ultima pelea de Pauline
en- este pals fue contra ell di-
funto Ernie Schaaf, en- cuyas
manos ;2erdi6 una decision. Des
de entonces ha sostenido hume
rosas peleas en- Europa, entire
elias dos con Max Schmelihg,
que perdi6, y una con Primo
Camera. Pauline Sc bati6 con
Schmeling, la Ultima vez, ell pa
sado JUNO, y perdio por deci-
sion. Ell vasco es un gladiator
de tipo aggressive, de extraordi-
maria resistencia y ell obstaculo
de mayor importancia para los
hombres de la vanguardia. Pc
sa actualmente rnas 200 libras.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

atenciones que el no estaba dis
puesto a admitir.
Busc6 sus padrinos, designan
do tambien para clio dos perso-
mas respetables, e imitando la
conducta de SUI adversario, les
ocult6 tambien la verdadera eau
sa del deSafio.
All darles sus instrucciones,
les dijo:
Solo impongo una condi-
ci6n: y es que ell drelo sea a
muerte. En- cuanto al derecho
que me cede mi adversario de
la election de armas, no 10 a.
cepto. Ell es ell ofendido, Y lie.
CORE :ponde, por 10 tanto, fiiar
las condolences del duelo. Creo
que, como yo, estara conforme
en- que sea a muerte. Con que
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

case de que sus representados
lnsltleran en- batirse.
NO hay que decir que no hu-
90 arreglo nj podia haberlo.
desde ell momento que no, me-
dlaron por una nj otra parte ex-
plicaciones de ninguna clase.
Tampoco lograron que Sc mo
d~lficaran las condolences del de7
safio.
Los dos insistieron en- que de-.
ola ser a muerte.
En- este dltimo, Ell que tenfas
verdadero empeno era Revilla;
Mario aparentaba tenerlo. por
ue1erencia a su rival. i
ii ]oVen pensaba, y. pensaba
bien:
Ell esposo de Lorenzay{nos
Sc conformara con menos. que:
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Ahora lie ha tocado Cevolver
a Jose Luis, la maravilla negra,
ell campe6n sin corona.
La Sra. Lily Brooks, madre
del gladiator, Sc present6 al SUI
perintendente John F. Ballen-
ger del Detroit Welfare Board
y lie entrego un cheque de 1868.
en- pago por la ayuda que su ia
militia recibi6 durante siete me-
ses entire los amos 1929. me
siento feliz, dijo la Sra. Luis,
con poder d~evolNer 10 que Sc hi
20 por mi familia cuando esta-
ba nec2citada".
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
CON LOS GUANTES

James J. Braddock devolvi6
ell dinero que ell gobierno fede-
raj lie habia dado como auxilio,
al convertirse en- ell campe6n
del peso complete. Los periodi-
cos diercn la noticia y los "fie-
les" elogiaron al exestibador,
que pas6 hambre, 0 .estuvo a
punto de pasar hambre, un ano
antes de volver al cuadrilatero
y conquistar la corona derro-
tando al hebreo Max Baer.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
CENTRIC ASTURIANO

Sc eta a los senores asocia-
dos para las sesiones die Junta
General que habran de cele-
brarSe ell lunes % del actual, a
las ocho de la noche, en- ell salon
teatro.
Primeramente tendra lugar
la session ordinaria de presu-
puestos, para dprobar los del
ano 1886.
Seguidamente Sc celebrara la
session administrative CORES
p"ndiente al tercer trimestre de
1885.
j. GOnzdIez,
Secretario.
Oct. %, 1885.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
"

A pesar de toda SUI indigna-
ci6n y de su enojo, Alexandra
no pudo menoS de reconocer
cue su adversario procedia no
solo con correction intachabIe,
sino tambien con nobleza.
Tenia que agradecerle, ante
TODD, ell que hubiera calladO Ell
verdadero motive del duelo.
Luego, sUs representatives
habian indicaGo deferencias y
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
Gaceta FOlletin No. 312
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
III

AL dar Mario sus instructed
mes a los padrinos, dijoles:
-Aunque 20 soy ell ofendido
deseo que cedan ustedes en- ia
vor de mi adversario, ell dere-
che a la election de armas. A
cecten ustedes sin vacilar todas
las condolences que el imponga.
Y de este modo aleccionados,
Sc presentaron a Revilla, ell cuai
les recibi6 con la cortesia extre-
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

ron por terminada SUI vista, la
mentando verse obligados a me-
diar en- un asunto tan desagra-
dable Y hacienda votos por que
lC2raran dar al mismo una So
luci6n satiSfactoria.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Cuando ell socorro Sc do a la
madre del future campe6n, la
familia Sc componia del esposo,
nueve hijos del Sr. Luis y nue.
We de un anterior matrimonio,
entire ellos Jose, que entonces
tenia 13 amos. FL verdadero
nombre del gladiator es Joe
Luis Barrox.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Mike Jacobs Iha arrendado la
arena qCe lie Madison Square
Garden tiene en- Miami v ALI
ofrecera varios programmes de
.boxeo, en- los meses del invier-
no. Miami, dijo Mike, vera bue
mas peleas. Los gladiadores que
pongamos seran de primer or
dem.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Madrid, oct. 25.-En ell pue-
bio de Parbens, Lerida, ell ciu-
dadano Jose Dues pis6 un cable
electrico y muri6 electrocutado.
Una tormenta habfa derribado
81 cable.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25
consienta en- este me basta.

SoIiolSIItd ell tStO HE pasta.
Sus amigos t~rataron de ha-
cerle comprender que, siendo
ell motive, al parecer, tan in
significante, no habia razon pa
ra imponer unaS condolences
tan duras; pero el Sc aferr6 en-
su empeno y los padrinos res
ipetaron su voluntad, compren-
diendo, como los de Mario, que
en- ell fondo debia haber mott
vos mas serios Y poderosos que
ell que los dos rivales alegaban.
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

Aquella neche, tuvieron los
cuatro padrinos la primera en-
Como unos y otros llevaban
La gaceta., 1935-10-25

PISO UN CABLE ELECTRI-
co
La opinión., 1935-06-30

encontrarian con una terrible y amar-
ga realidad.
Hay seres destinados a las grandes
emociones, a los formidables sacudi-
mientos de espiritu, que de un instan-
tie a otro Gambia ell curse natural de
sus vidas. Elvira era n de esos Sc
res cuya predestinacion sc revelo les
de SUI infancia, compartiendo con SUI
madre los grandes dolores con que las
abatio ell destino, de manera despia-
dada Y cruel.
FL captain Jimano rendido de fati-
ga v bajo la Influenza de los humos
del licor que habia tornado en- la fru-
gal cena, sc quedo profundamente dor
mido.
FL sol sc hundia en- ell ocaso, que,
con r~eflejos de incendio, hacia derro-
hes de matices, desde Ell esearlata
hasta ell ambar en- fusion. Las hojas
secas que tapizaban ell cesped, pare
clan adormilarse en- ell %silencio de la
bora: ell transito de la luz a la lom-
bra no tardaria en- llegar, e%Xtendien-
do sobre la naturaleza sus densos pa
b~ellones de tinieblas, para en~volverlo
TODD entire sus pliegues.
Elvira esta veZ, sin poder conciliar
ell sueno, pusose a contemplar absor-
ia ell caer de la tarde: invadiola de
pronto ell hechizo romantico del mo-
mento; ell reposo melancolico de esa
bora crepuscular, v deseosa de con-
templar variadas perspectivas, sc di-
rigio al cristalino arroyo Y sent6se a
su o%rilla, oculta entire wees carri-
zales que ~crecian a 10 large de aque-
LA plateada serpiente.
Largo tempo estuvo absorta en- la
contemplation de la naturaleza, sin
percatarse siouiera, de que unos ojos
anhelantes Y ardientes la contempla-
ban a d%istancia, escondidos en- la ma
lea.
La joven, quiza atraida por una
oculta fuerza, sintio inquietud mex
plicable, v temerosa por las sombras
que empezaban a invadir aquellos
bosdues, precipitadamente Sc i%ncorpo-
La opinión., 1935-06-30

-Poca penetration themes, Jose.
lComo pueden ser nuestros persegui-
dores, 81 vienen por rumbo tan opues-
to?
-Lo admitiria, 81 me dijeras que
pueden ser indios errantes, de las no
pocas tribus que caminan esparcidas
por estas tierras de Nueva Espana.
-Ca....., no hace un mes que re-
corrimos estos caminos, y c~onvencido
estas de la seguridad de ellos.
En- un mes no pueden suceder
grandes cosas; eres en- verdad confia-
do querido hijo. Pero dejemonos de
discursos y despertemos al captain pa
"a ponerle al tanto de nuestras obser-
v%aciones.
Jimeno, llamado repetidas veces por
sus escuderos, despertose bruscamen-
tie; VIC con ojos asombrados hacia to-
das direcciones, admirandose de que
en- aquellas condolences hubiese dor
mido como I'm bendito.
Calm6se de pronto al yer a SUI ANA
da c%ompanera que a distancia dormia
placidamente, envuelta, cast hasta los
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