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Walt Mason SUCCESS James Jiggles driving force, and though his work often coarse, surely made pay; his bundle had exceeding heft, and little boots he wrecks along his way. Napoleons hesitate bothered some trifling who dares they tread the little piker down that they fortune and renown read their titles clear. James Jiggles didn't hoot when he had crushed cheap galoot wrecked his peanut stand: he'd his oldest friend bring some project end, get the coin hand. One hasn't time, going strong, to figure out the right wrong every little act; one leisure observe the justice each little curve, kindness shown, tact. James Jiggles, old and gray like any other mortal jay, and had time burn: ample leisure the chaps from took fall and beat turn. not pleasant to look back the winding track which and know that every crook and bend neighbor friend reduced deep tress. not pleasant to behold widow shivering with cold, and pining for and know wrecked her husband's trade and him all he'd made, and him forth to die. It's pleasant thing know that chance there'll sordid tale of how sharp and trick some trusting hick, and stripped him his kale. And Jiggles has the time think of every bygone crime the rack; there solace in the thought how successfully wrought, comfort in his jack. The devastation of Grandfather Mountain forest fires tragic occurrence. The striking beauty of the Blue Ridge mountains has been due largely to the forests. North Carolina gets percentage back of its Federal taxes than any other in the Union, Col. Young reports. Even gets back millions for building roads, agricultural extension and other lines of service. Henry L. Stevens, commander of the American Legion in North Carolina, demonstrated highly commendable spirit when he made good personally the funds of the American Legion on deposit in the Bank of Warsaw which recently closed its doors. Pioneers in preparing the way for the State highway system in North Carolina built much better than they dared hope for. The collection of more than half million dollars in line taxes every month far surpasses what anyone could visualize half dozen years ago. The election of Mr. Weatherspoon president of the State for thing which directors of the North Carolina Agricultural Society should be commended. Probably not since the organization of the has society the question of the presidency meant much. The State Fair, in its removal and reconstruction, can either fade out of the picture assume its rightful place the State. selection of the directhead assures that attention, conscientious public spirit and organizing ability which the State Fair needs in this crisis. The trend shown the fact by that there are 479,000 less people the farms this than last year. Only 30 million year peoof live on farms and 901,000 more people moved from the districts country the than from the cities the country. Former Senator Joseph Brown, of Columwho was in Raleigh this bus, week, tells of farmer who had given his good farm and troubled because the had young man left the farm and found railroad work large town. "Can you blame asked Mr. Brown. gets $6 day in town and knows cannot make that much the farm. town work much than work the farm the exodus continue."
