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THE ASnEVTLLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1913. SUPPflflTEBS DF CUREEKGY BILL (Conduued from Po One.) leav to future uUoft the correction of any provision which he may sow regard m essential to th plan and purpose of the bill." " Democratic members of the noiti cerrency committee today discussed th advisability of holding a toriet -rle of hearings altar th bill reaches th senate. If cuch hearings art given, they Will be restricted to the testimony of men invited by th coml tnlttee to appear. SPIRIT OF OONCOiATIOW. ' CHICAGO. Aug. 12. A spirit of JonclJlatlon and compromise toward the Owen-Glass currency bill at It 1 believed it'wtil be emended, ,i manifested at a conference of leading tanker from all part of th coun try held here today. Before th con terrace adjourn tomorrow. It 1 .ex jected that resolution recommend' log several Important changes In the currency V.Y. now pending in congress Ident Wilson legislation. The change In th attitude of th banter developed -after Oeorg M. Reynolds, president of the Conti nental and Commercial National bank, had addressed th meeting and told of n Important conference he held in New York yesterday with Sea retiry-of th Treasury McAdoo, at which amendment to the currency bill deslrel by the banker were dls cussed atrl assurances given that the administration wa willing to remedy every reasonable objection to the measure. Conferred With Mo.Woo. Mt. Reynolds was summoned to New York to confer with Beoretary McAdoo lest Wednesday to discuss th attitude t the bankers toward the proposed legislation. Mr. Reynolds outlined the bankers' principal ob jections to the measure. , In addressing the conference today Mr. Reynolds said: b abl to obtain material tnodlflca tiona th Owen-Class currency bill now pending In congTis. "W probably will not b abl to get everything we want, but I believe- President Wilson ean pat through torn kind of a currency bill, and I taror co-operating with him In securing th best measure that politi cal exigencies will permit. - "X believe w can get th number of federal rerv bank reduced from twelve to JWs or six; that w ean hav change mad In th elan re ferring to th chairman of th federal reserve board which will remove it from politics, and that w can hav th adrsry committee of bankers clothed with th power of veto la connection with the management of th reserve banks.' - Mr. Reynold was vigorously ap plauded and a moiqest later the atti tude of the cankers toward the new currency biD apparently- had chanced from opposition to willingness to com promise. T. J. Wade, of fit Levis, also rged a policy of conciliation and endorsed everything Mi. Reynolds had said. Other ipewkers urged the adoption of the same policy in discussing th 'measure, . James fl. Forfatt, of Chicago, open will be adopted and that the banker ed the discussion by introducing a will us their influence to assist Pr4 set of resolution pointing out what . - u ....... . in obtaining currency! nr-coneidered defects in ,tn Din ana advising tnat congress o sanrea nei taraoaaon .at to pas any currency the presevt session, hut defer action until a new bill had been drafted by a commission composed of representa tlve of th government, the banker and business men of all classes ap pointed if the national chamber of commerce. , The resjtutlons were read and after discussion were referred to the com mittee on jesolutlon. Th commutes will; submit its report to th confer ence tomorrow, .. , MTRDKH AND BOCTDE. JEROME NEMESIS ' OHM Tli ' (Continued from Page One.) LEAKSVIIXB, N. C Aug. M.-flam Harris of this place tauly shot hit wife twice in th breast with a hot gun, this morning about 10:30 o'clock and then reloading the weapon shot himself through the head. Harts has been a sufferer with pellagra for some time and the general opinion la that "If we art wisely, I believe we will ' the disease had affected hi mind. "BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER" Without good red Wood a man ha a weak heart and poor nerves. Thinness of , : the blood, or anaemia, is common in young folks at well at old. Especially It It , htwithtboMwhowoiklnUIvntiUtediactori-uoeiloartbut up Indoor In winter time with a coal ttovt burning up the oxygen or emitting carbonic (oxide) gas. This blood, or blood which lacks the nd blood corputdet, in anaemic people may have been caused by lack of good fresh air breathed Into lungs, or by poor digestion or dyspepsia, Sometimes people suffer Intense pain over the heart which It not heart disease at alb but caused by Indigestion. Whatever the cause, there's )ust one remedy that you fan tun to knowing that it has given satisfaction lor over W years. DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY is a Hood deanser and alterative that stsrts the Itvtr and stomach mto vigorous action. It thus assists the body to manufacture rkh nd Mood which reed the heart-nerves brain and oraans ot the body. The organs work smoothly like machinery running In oil. You feel clean, strong and strenuous instead of tired, i -weak and faint Nowadays yon can obtain Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery Tablets, as well as the liquid form from all roedJdMaitt, or tablets by matt, prepaid In ( 1 or Nc six. Adrass R. V; Pierce, M. 0, Buffalo, N. Y. , DR. NERCB'S GREAT 1008 PAGB lUXSTRATED COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISE! WILL BE SEHT FEES, CLOTH BOUND I0R II ORB-CENT STAMP!. Graham Crackers baked by the National Biscuit Company have a flavor and xett all their own. You will 'elish them. They will nourish you. . -' - v NATIONALBISCUIT COMPANY GRAHAM CRACKERS from the finest materials and perfectly baked, they come to you fresh, crisp and clean in the moisture-proof package. Eat them at meals and between. Giro them to the children without stint. Always look for the liver-seal Trade Mark. 10c Sill f OSJEE 111 (Continued from Page One.) est eaasaawBsssasJsJsaasf criticised th action of th finance committee majority in reducing the bouse rate ot IS per cent on combed woool or to pass to I per cent rate which republican leaders eld today they had reason to believe would be changed to 10 per cent when the bill reached conference. The Rhode Island aerator asserted that the do mestlo cost of converting raw wool into combed tope was nearly twice as much a th foreign cost 'Talk about free wool," said Sena tor Ltppitt "A I per nt duty on top is worse,' it Is a bounty as far as foreign wi.il top are eonoerned." Senator Stone, la chevrge oV th wool schedule, fulled la an effort to vet an agreement for a vote on the- wool schedule tomorrow evening, i- " ATLANTIC C1TT, N. J., Aug. Ths body of the young woman who committed suicide by inhaling gas at a hotel here yesterday morning, was identified late tonight as that ot Ml. Veronica Bishop, of New York.- Miss tiisnop pa's declared she was engaged to Lout E. Laroque, th wealthy clubman Who ended hi lit by Jump. ing into tae sound from a dock at Port Jefferson. U t. August . and two weeks later she made an unsuc cessful attempt to drown herself at the earn spot wher Laroque .made 1.1 fatal Uap. St. Laurente, of Quebec. It wa ad mitted by the cnaffeur that "the' Thaws" had retained St laureate and that they expected him (Thompson) to "keep his trap shut." He added grimly that he thought, .they ought to do more than give him a lawyer "All they want,'! he said, "is to keep my case separate from Thaw's. wish I hadn't mixed up In it." Thaw Quarrels. v Thaw had a quarrel with Ills imny attorneys today. They.. had. ..waraod him to issue no statements, but lie insisted on talking about what hs de scribed as an omission on the part of newspapers in Canada, and the Unite j States is not printing in full a recent statement of his lawyers quot'ng William Travers Jerome as saying Thaw was sane. "This omission has outraged the British idea of fair play," said Thaw, "They believe in a square deal," he fidgeted, as he spoke, bit his nails to the quick and rumpled' up a pile of letters and telegrams on the pin ta ble in his cell. On the window gill stood a bonquet et wild flowers gent him toy an anonymous woman sym pathizer. Over the pine table sprawl ed the remnants ot a meal served by a local hotel. Thaw's appetite is ap parently good, for . only bits ot food remained. "But I haven't had , a thing to drink but water," he smiled. Thaw. An Iron cot stands In the eell He makes his toilet at an iron RAILWAY OFFICIALS WERE ENTERTAINED . nOBSO.V TO WASHINGTON. w DDCATCR, Ala.. Aus. H.-rn. gresaman Richmond Pearson Hion-n left here today tor Washington, hnv Ing oancelUd hi political speaking dates. He said before leaving that he wiehed to be present when President Wilson transmits his message dealing wua tno Mexican situation to con gress. . ... " "The Mexican Lltuation la th mnx important matter confronting the gov ernment at this time," said Congress- man Hobson. "i hav cancelled my Peaking dates In order ta b rr.m at the capital when the crisis eo.ne. onau remain there Until some agrss ment between the government li reached or until the danger la passed STORMY WCRWtOX. NEW HAVEN'. Conn,, Aug. I?. Howard Elliott's first meeting today with the stockholder of th New Ha ven railroad, ot which he has Just been choscn'president was a stormy session. It wa a special meetng called to au thorise the isWvritnce of f ?,5S2,400 in six per cent- convertible debenture bonds to provide for the road' float ing debt and several of the stock holders had' warm words to say rev gardlng the financial management Of the road. OFHCERS ELECTED. 7 ' NAPHVilXE, Aug. 13. The co and. of the American Pharmaceutical as sociation In Mssion her today re flected tho former officer, as fol lows: .. ' "'-.-V -o." Chairman, Eugen Q, Kberie, Texas; Wee chairman, V. O. Oodbold, ot LoulslaM; eecretary, Joseph W. JSng land, of Pennsylvania. Officer were elected by th section on historical pharmacy as follow; William C. Alpsrs, of New Tort, chairman; T. T. Gordon, of Philadel phia, secretary. , , Pupils In Camden, N. J., high school lust term were involved in scandals, It it learned through detective bllli lust pald by school board. ' corner. sink. M. LaForce. the -Jailer, said tonight that his observations Indicated Thaw "had spells." "He's queer," he eald, "but he has behaved fine." - Dr. Joseph B. Noel, the Jail physl clan. -who ha examined Thaw dally, said thlt afternoon that he regarded him as sane. It Was eald the doctor had been watching Thaw' action at the requeet at th Dominion Immigra tion authorities. Whether h -nh- mltted hi finding to them formally he declined to say. That' too bad," said Thaw. "Bar num didn't know a thing about what I was going to do. He was a victim of circumstances. He Is innocent and the charge against him should never have been made." Thaw telegraphed instruction to night to William Varlnmee, hi attnr hew at Newburgh, N. T., to "susttt Barnum In any. court procedure at Thaw's expense. New York state officers waiting here for Thaw's release on habeas corpu and hi eiure then by Immi gration authorities admitted tonight that the'y were at sea as to where he would be deported in that event.' "It doesn't make much difference,' said Franklin Kennedy, deputy attorney-general from New Tork. "We hv arranged to hasten extradition In eith er Vermont or New Hampshire. We'll get him eur, It doesn't matter where they send him so long it s across , th border. Once in lhe United 8tata the road to Matteawan I practically clear. .T&X have been In negotiation with,., officials Jn . every state to which there is a probability of his being sent MTRPHT, Aug. II (Special) In honor of th officials ot th L. and N. railway, the woman's' club and th board of trade, ot Mnrpby, ntertadned last night at th handsome new pas senger station of the railroad. The arrangements tor the afalr war mad by lira W. A. Bryson. Ta address of welcome wa delivered by CoU 8. 8. . Norvell which was responded to by Rcadmaarter MoCormiok ,of the h. and N. Others who spake were: Colonel Hunt, of Birmingham, and Colonel Dayless, th eupertntendent of UteUwnd N. The visiting official left his morn- Ing at t o'clock In a special train. MINER EXPECT 8TRCGOUC. CALUMET, Mich., Auf. M.-That th Western Pedsratlon of Miners are preparing for a long struggle la the oopper mining strike district Is In dicated by preparation begun today .to tend children of striker to other cities. It Is statd that between 10 snd 1,000 children will be sent te homes In Marquette county alone. The striker busted themselves to day with preparation for th visit tomorrow of John Mitchell, of th American Federation of Labor, which will be made the oooasion for bis demonstration In CaUttnet and Houghton, where Mr. Mitchll will speak. TThO o n rm n TODY AND TONIGHT Colli dog Jumps Into river at Co- Whitewashed walls i30Plwrrlbus. Ohio, and saves little girl XEW NAVY RTJLB, WASHINGTON, Aug. U.-SecreUry Daniels today ordered that beginning October 1 enlisted men In th nan" may be required to remain In train ing school at th discretion of the commandant four month Instead of three and In om case they may have to itay at Jong as gig month, 8uoh schools are located at Chicago, Sen Francisco, Newport New and Norfolk. "aw ' 1 , f. ' "t 1 '"J i v. Vv, . V, : r'i This will be Your Last Chance to sec RAND'S BOGS At Rtverside Park. ; Don't; Hiss It. ; A performance for both old and young, . . DAILY 4 AND 8:45 P. IV ' ADMISSION FREE ' SfitataM Between Sflreete Where a number of Fine Homes have been built in less than a year. Where property has jumped in value probably faster than any other section of Asheville AHJCTEK1 AT M 0 0FFER 1235 HOLDINGS OP ALL OF MESSRS JOHNSON AND CURRY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, CONSISTING OF A NUMBER OF THE MOST VALUABLE LOTS ON THIS TRACT AND THE BEAUTIFUL OLD SOUTHERN HOME OF 10 ROOMS, THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IN ASHEVILLE. ....... . ;. .. .-"7 77. " THIS SALE WILL BE OVER. IN TWO HOURS AFTER IT BEGINS ON ACCOUNT OF THE BIG DEMAND FOR THE LOTS IN THIS SUBDIVISION. MOST OF THESE LOTS ARE ON NORTH MAIN ST., WITHIN 3 MINUTES OF PACK SQUARE AND ADJOINS PROPERTY OF SOME OF ASHEVILLE 'S VERY BEST CITIZENS. ' TeFinnis: One-TSBW Cask IBalance lit .iicandl Two Years .. - . - , - .... . ' 1 . PROPERTY OF JOHNSON AND CURRY. SALE "V SOOTEEIM -LAM AUTI(Q)RI C "WE SELL LOTS AND LOTS OF LOTS T
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