. AT' IKMa.
IT »
N«r San^ Imgwim
ftgy mw ab«M tt hunk*. Ladtri tnd
Bm Lm>7, two rtddwts of tiili Cao4*
CtMk Uamd MeUon. axe “Awrt"
«mnl tiuoM^ th* Mvior
witkh tiMir M tadMd
jn • is»fe in tlwir liontts and
vu stol«n >r aome unktMwn tiii«f or
tiiievet. News of the robbery re
New Bm yeeterday and ^ to tlie
tfeet.tliat ^ money wa« puriiuiud
from, its bidiw place white the ww
were away from hottte attex4il>C ^
Mme bnsuiees matters. Upon return-
ing they di^vered that aome one
hiul ransacked the h6uie attd upon
investigatins' found that liieir safe tisd
been dpened and the last dollar had
been Uken. therefrom. The exact
amount stolen is not known but all
their life the men l^ive been saving
whatever, cash they could and it is
supposed that the amoijnt- .was at least
^10,000. Efforts are bein* made to
trace the thief but so far these have
proven of no avail.
HAH,
Vn. IS. C. WmM Mi PMM
S6UTHEBN BAILWAY MAKES
EXCELLENT RECORD.
Atlanta, Ga., July 16.—^More than
sixteen and a half miltion paissenger^
-—a number greater than the comMn-
WiOi tbvHiili Btmd
—Wrnum imi Ikiwer BtU.
Hiiw Any W*tUa» w4 dhe^ew
TM raie* Mmi KiiMt fWwuiK;
She «a/a She Cam t« A«k«fflk
Jhnt Week mn( BM Speit Urn
“Jay Wltd Hiiieft.
wtiawTBYiiiit:
tm,' iKtaiT' M a
Tntnfiini* dvt ct At cuMt
Cawr Naar L«M*k Ikth to'Mr. cm^ IWM vt tbm
Stirf. - teofi4eiMi« wwuii ssd held bar
jfour nafroM In » Imrger IxMt easU
Wilminct0(^ £. 0, !get t« tba£r aaiiataaea. Ifri. VmwI«
W»iiil>ie, at FtiittUirttU, Mr,‘i« a iaige woman and Mr. Strai^al-
K. L. Woodard, of WiliKl^p^bM), had'tto^ i iUimv nriniOOT, fcnaw it
Asheville. July !«.—The coron«'’»
|j^iry retBroad a verdict (it suic^ and
3fitf Watkina aad Owabey weia te-
leasad.
AsheviUe, July 16.—Don £. Herbert
I years old, son of St^ Senator '
J. 0. Herbert of Hayeavitl^, Oav
eouiity, died as tbe reault of a ballet
^nt eiradii^ through hit head just
behind his right ear at an early hoar
this morning on the Swannanoa road.
Deputy Sheriff Weldon Penland pass-
minutes later in his automobile and
[brought to this city Miss Arey Wat
kins, ot Aiidrewf, and Ueriniin Own-
Jbey, a local chauffeur, companions of
the deceasjtd who were taken intoi
S:ustody. i
The ^puty stated that as he pass-1
^ the scene the chauffeur and the
womea were out of the car and he
thought that they were having trou-
ible with their machine. He asked if
he could be of aid and they told Mm
narrow escapes trem tn
watt 1^ WrigbtsvlUt
marning aboot 11 o'dodc. tkitf «£r«
caught in a ilue ^ . yards
froa shore. Ur. Wtttdtai tmimswA
to rescue Mrs; Wei^^ aiNi finding
that he was uoable te do ao, jwt i?
shore for a ,b«at. Whea h« fcially
.te^hed tite beach be was fdttusted
and fell on. the sand uneenadous.
It was gome time before K» was re-
was unsfrfe.to start t«i dwM with bar.
Mr*. Wemi^ liad atoiq^ braatUar
wheo abe am j»tten aitfion, and it.
was throitgh the om nt a, putnotor
that Itfe i^s Mstorad, It waa tw»
hours before shf vaa proiioufM^ oat
of danger. t
Some Ainfs that are well ahaken
are not to be taken. There’s ti» Dar
danelles, for inatance..
Reduced In Fdoe, All T wiciity*
Cent Cafetfs axid Cinder now
Iftc - - V CiHil
FVmSi RoMted PMBQto, foil Jin* of G(«cii^.
Wb«« yod tnkd« al ti|jb itw* yea da tb |MVot)i»r
peoDle'i debts, NbtHing deiiv«t«d, lAwhlM.
Toqr pitn)Mg»«a|idt«ii,
on Farms
$-
ed population of Virgrinia, North Car- that their machine was broken. He
olina. South Carolina, Gcoigia, A!a-
bama, Tennessee and Kentuc-ky—wore
transported by Southern Railway dur
ing the year ended June -?0 with only
one fatal injury to a passenger whi'a
on a train and that was standing an
a car platform in direct violation of
the Company’s tuIss.
Of this great number of passengers,
r^t one was killed in a train accident.
This excellent record was shown in
the i^cial figures given out today in
dicating the high degree of safety
that has been attained in the handling
of Southern Railway passenger trains.
In marked contrast are figures re
cently given out by President Fair
fax Harrison, of Southern Baiiway,
shoving that during the same period
twelve person!, riding in automobiles
were killed in accidents at public
highway crossings, every one oC
which accidents could have been pre
vented had the driver of the car ob- j
served the fawiliar warning, “Stop:
urought them to Asheville,
The officer immediately placed the
two under arrest and advised Sheriff
E. M. Mitchell who went to the scene
of the shooting, accompanied by
Coroner E. R. Morris. Herbert died
within a few minutes after their ar
rival.
To a newsj^per man. Miss Watkins
stated that she had known Herbert
two years, that they came to Asheville
durine the early part of the week and
’had spent their time "joy riding," that
Herbert was discouraged and had
been threatening to kill himself all
day. She stated that when he said
that he was going to "end it all,” she
attempted to take his pistol from him
but that he resisted her efforts and
sent the bullet into his brains.
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FAIIMERS’ UNE DEPARTMENT
iHIGIILAND’S MAVOR AND WIPE
ARE FIRED ON.
Look, and Listen,"
SWIS.S DYE MAKERS WILL BE
IMPORTED,
Bullet Sen! Tbrongh Window While
They Are Asleep Narrowly Mi«ncd
Them.
federal GovemiBectt PianinK to Build |
i:
;,»sleep
■|pj'?few In Anerien.
WasViiiigton, D, C., July 8.—Ini-
^ , r C • J ^ » near the-r l>ed, one pistol bullet piero-
portation of a corps of Swiss dyestua!. ,
Chartotle, N, C,. July 10.—Aa May
or W. H. Stanley, of Highland, N. C„
and Mrs. StaBjey lay in their
at one o'clock,
through a window
chemists to aid i;i tbc development of
the new American cor.l tar dye indus
try is the latest projeist of the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
in its effort to meet the American dye-
sraff famine resulting from the cut
ting off of the German supply.
A combination of Swiss techni»?al
skill, American capital and the vast
American supply of coal tar would be
of “untold value” in developing the
- : American industry, according to
.atement by Dr. Thomas H, Nor-
, of the Bureau made public today.
jLir. Norton aisserts tbat the plan,
which already has been successfully
tried by Russia, would be the logical
development of the present scheme,
under which United States coal tars
are to be exported to Switzerland,
ipanufactured into dyes and returned
to tjiis country. Tm> Swiss dye chem
ists, through the Bureau, already have
begun negotiations with American
firms to undertake the establishment
of plants in this country.
it)^ the headboard a few inches above
Mrs. Stanley’s head, the other going
out another window in the room. A
special from Hickory, N. C„ says that
a vigorous search for the unknowi
assailant has been instituted by the
jokers, who .say that the prowler evi
dently was familiar with the resi
dence or had watched Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley retire.
TWO LVSfCHED IN GiEORGIA.
SELLING OF APPLES,
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELE&RAPB COMPANY
BOX 3««, GREENSBORO. N. C.
Cttfon, Ky—In an intercsttng letter
trom this pl.ice, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
wTitei 31$ (oliows; “I suifered lot four
y«us, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, I could only sit up lot c UtUt
while, and could not walk anywben at
Ul. At time$, I would have «*ver* iMiiia
in niy ten side.
Tin doctor was oCed (t, and
■Mt nUered mt for a wUie, MI «n>
WM coBftwi to «r tad tpin. Alter
to te os any prod.
i bad gcHtm M weak I coidd Mt al«m
and 1 gave up Is iSmptb.
Atlact,my hiabaad (DlaMaMtta t
^i^ul, the womaR’a lo«fc, «Ml i
menced taking it. ftom tb« rery CM
4otT: l could tell it was helpiag me. ^
z*B now walk two mOe« without Is
twing me, and am doing «n my wwk."
If you ire all ru.i dewn frooi womnlf
trofibtec, d»’t give up h daipair. Tiy
Cardtdithewomati’stMlc, Itfaaabel^
more Swi a million ««»en. bi iti W
yean of continuoia ntcctst, and ilMMid
tutviy belp you, loo. Vow dtuggit; b«
eold CMdul tar yean. H« kMm trini
III wiU do. Aik him. He wiS
mend it. B^laUa«Cardtrftod|UP.
VHk CkMUMiai MMAm Qk.
MWT.Oat*H CMumm. iWa. Mr
Negroes
Acnwed of
Jfaeksoo.
Aiding Peter
Cochran, Ga., July 15.—^Two ne
groes who wore scaiieeted of g^ivinjr
aid to Pater Jiieicfon, alleged slayer
of thnee vldte wen near bere Tues
day night, were iynclied last night
near Hcwkinsville, by a posse of citi
zens. On* was named Peter Flambo
and tbe otihcr wm Jaekso&’t hrstker.
Charlottesville, Va„ July 15.—Vir-‘
^nia apples were sold in the P«nama!
Canal Zone for the first time during f
the past season, the market agent of
'Sotttiiern Railway having put the
growers in touch with the purchasing
department of the Panama Railroad
which supplies food products to the
population throughout the Zone.
Many carloads of Pippins and Wines-
caps from orchards along the South
ern Railway, north and south if
ICharlottesviile, were sent to the Is
thmus, weekly shipment having varied
from ISO to 300 barrels.
Despite the tropical weather, the
'Virginia apples reached Panama in ex
cellent condition and gave sach entire
satisfaction to consomers that grow-
ors have been assured another pcr-
laaneiit export market. This new mar-
ket was particularly valuable to dM
^Virginia growers, coining in a year
when prices were relatively lower on
account of interference with the usu-
;al exports to Europe, and the market
agent of u^'Uthem Railway bss re-
Jaeksoa 'Wis shot a^ killed yaaMr- W**d a number of letten expreu-
day by .t ^oas« bad sanooaded faf appreciation of this piacikal aid
kin in his hm»
'extended to growert.
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