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The Gazette-News PUBLISHED BY Evening News Publishing Co. ASHEVILLE, N. C. . , SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ashevllle and Blltmore. One Week 10c. Three Months $1.25 Six Months 2.50 Twelve Months 5.00 BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE: Three Months $1.00 SI Months 2.00 Twelve Months 4.00 Entered at the Pjdtofflce In Ashevllle as second-class matter. s The Gazette-News Is a mem- K bcr of The Associated Press. t Its telegraph news Is there- fore complete and reliable. . Thursday, March 23, 1911. THE MXUC.VI. POINT FOR TIIF. M.WTrWtTTHK OF lTKNITTKK. The business men of AshevUle from whom expressions have been received are mainlv enthusiastic over the plan Rugifestecl in yesterday's (Juzette-News for the formtw'iuii of a people's manu facturing company. It is found that a number of them have been thinkins alonp the same lines for months past, and we do not believe it is goinu to require a greut deal of discussion to arouse popular enthusiasm for the plan. Due of the most enmurugin;; things is the statement of an experienced and successful furniture man that or all places in the south Asheville is the logical point f,,r the manufacture of furniture. The objects aimed at are t 1 ' To establish ,i manufacturing plnnt which shall be proiilable to those who inveot !n ;t. To monstr-iie the profitable n i- Mh n !: iC: ' '' n h in p-1 apl'nl from nu'si le. To offer an a'.trn-to-p 'or the investment of ? o p irt n .'al' ?a ri The I'.irr,' . ring ind'ieir- s t . ,,i gest tiling in wes'crn N h i-. ! ; today. Profit piles up on profit to tli." owner of timber land, but by its f ii' ure to manufacture the more expensive products such as furniture, the com munity is not reaping nearly as large prolll as I' might. Train load after train load ,,f the raw material passes through Asheville. to )(, worked u: elsewhere, our mountain streams if lord en. rtigli undeveloped htlro-elei- power to maiiiitaciure every stick jT lumber cut In western North Caro lina into its ultimate product. It is high t;nw for this city to real ize that it is neglecting some of tie finest advantages of the most favor. 1 section on .-.irtli. in tomorrow s ( ;a.ette-New s there wili appear inie-"vivi with u number ol representative men relative to this plan. .Many of them have already be come greatly interested in it, and ale turning it over in their minds with n view to offering suggestions from which a deiinito basis may be con structed. If (lie movement receives sufficient encouragement and there appears no doubt that It will It is planned to hold a meeting shortly for the purpose of organising and work ing out details of the project. A NEW CHICKEN 1.A W. The Greensboro Record publishes the following act of the recent legis lature; Section I. That It shall be unlaw ful for any person in the counties of Cleveland. Cabarrus, Currituck, Bla den. Pasquotank, Alamance, Graham, Guilford, und Turnersburg township, In Iredell county, Edgecombe, Meck lenburg, Wayno and Hurry counties, where the stock law prevails, .to per mit any turkeys, geese, chicken, ducks or other domestic fowls to run t large after being notilled as In sec tion i of this act. on any lands that way be cultivated In any kind of grain or feedstuff, or nsed for gardens or for ornamental purposes. See. i. that any person so permit ting his fowls to run at Urge, after being notilled to keep them up, shall be guilty f a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall he lined not exceed ing five dollsrs or Imprisoned not ex teedlng p ve days; or If It shall appear to any Justice of th peace that after two days" notice, any person persists In nll,ilng his fowls to runt at kirge and falls or nlwi to keep them up. then said Jurtlce of the peax ma order any sheriff, constable or other officer to kill said fowls, or said Jus tice of the peace may. In his discre te.", deputise tl complaining party ta kill fowls waen so depredating. 'This Is a well-meaning chicken act but it has tha commas) fault of chick en laws It la too cumbersome. Ths CrMett-!-Nts Is the friend of the chicken industry, but believes that the chicken should be confined .to Its ( i n ,,rorr (duo- snd sphere, and that 1 - t tl.tim.Kc ben It Is not so confined should be simple, nnd readily available. If the "complain ing party" could go ahead and kill "said fowls" without being "deputiz ed" the law would be a lot handier, Tn his speech at Phoenix the other i'uy Col. Roosevelt said: "Now, my friends, while in the full est way I thus acknowledge your Tight to form the constitution that you have formed nnd to be admitted thereunder Jo full membership in the Federel Union, I also wish it distinctly under wood that while there are many pro visions In your proposed constitution with which I most heartily agree, there are some with which I disagree, ami notably among these is the pro vision of the recall especially affecting; ho Judiciary" Now the people of rizona have the satisfaction of know ing -cMu-lly what he thinks about it: ;t m! .-hi. :'oi that matter, ilo the nteni-ici-s oi i-n4rt-ss who refused to at -,-cpt Arizona. Those who know the facts about a political story which recently ap peared in The Gazette-News, a special! dispatch from Ruleigh. are deriving a considerable amount of amusement from comment upon it by the breth ren, who think they know a whole lot about it that they do not. Mow radically opinions differ, even in the last informed circles. Senator I.orimer says it was Providence that saved him. Now that theory would not be tolerated for a moment in flu office of Collier's Weekly. Speaks, the man in jail cm the charge of killing two people, says he mav be crazy, but he doesn't believe it, A good many other people agree with him, entirely. PRESS COMMENT. IN PRAISE OF PEANUTS. If the boll weevil does not learn to behave we may live to hear of "King Peanut." So far has the humble goober gone. It has for its future do main, rending the peanut man of the t!eiarltne nt of agriculture, all of the south except the Appalachian ami i 'umbcrland highlands. Kentucky ami i.ttrthern Missouri. To be exact it has ti.- a corner of southwestern Ken- t"' .y :mtl ;hen. to make up for is 'rv''!"- to ;iniux east Tennessee, wos!- .. . i lina an l v rrin a nnd . t i i ' ; ci rsrta and Ala - ain etl 'or irs own Cal- ert the mountain heights. .i'ts of Arizona and New Mexi a tlrrd of Colorado, and two-thirds s . I -- : esides bits of Illinois and i '"nd. There is finally a peanut n northern I'tah, southern ' ' 1 ., in.' eastern Nevada, a territory al-out the size of Georgia. Did we say "dually?" We take it back. The peanut will probably etow in many other places with immunity from frost for three or four months and with loose soil in which the goobers can embed themselves. Cut the peanut has not yet arrived to the extent indicated i y the map. The commercial cultivation had been confined until recently to eastern Vir ginia, middle and west Tennessee, the Carolina and Georgia. It has won new ground lately owing to the ad vances of the loH weevil. The cotton seed mills in many parte have lieen adapted to peanuts und peanut oil is being turned out in considerable quantities. The entire crop is now worth $12,000,000 a year, only pin money to what will be made from growing peanuts in the near future. The bulletin makes it plain that the peanut is equally valuable for human, animal and soil food. It Is an admir able hay and It puts nitrogen into the ground. Kven where the soil Is not suited lor growing peanuts for market it may lie found that the crop' will pay as a forage crop. Farmers who wish to know nil about the subject may write for Farmers' Bulletin 431 of the I'nited States department of agriculture. Knnxville Sentinel. IT WAS BIG IH'SIXESS. In a semi-official statement Issued last evening from the White House the president explains the great dis pluy of force on the Mexican border In a manner which places most of the responsibility upon Big Business. The urmy nnd navy were ordered to the Mexican boundary because Big liuslness had become alarmed, and rumors exceedingly grave In charac ter left no alternative. In defense of the movement Mr. Taft wishes it to be understood that Mexico could offer no objection, for It was wholly within our own territory, end that it has been effective, for liib liuslness now admits that conditions have greatly improved. On the subject of war the president gravely denies that he Is a Jingo, as serts that he never entertained the idea of crossing the International line without the assent of congress, which alone can make war, and that unless congress act In the p rem lues the troops will be returned to their posts in about four months. Incldontally they wll lhave had the benefit of the maneuvers of which so much has been written. It is also said thaf he would like to have this demonstration classed with the world-cruLse of the battleships, and he reminds the people that while that was said to be tn glorification vf war it actually promoted peace. The people will be glad to have any sort of explanation of tha extraor dinary proceedings of the past fort night, even a lame or ft contradictory one. It Is possible that If last night's statement had been mads In the first place K would have been readily ac cepted. Coming tardily and In re sponse to country-wide protest and criticisms, we do not believe that It will helip matters much. If Big Business were In such des perate stralta two weeks ago as to leiriHOd ths assistance of the army and navy and the Mexican govern ment did not object to the Interest that we displayed, bow did t happen STUART'S 'I.Sa 0im,ll,.l1rnilYi(j-,,( c down with pain which they called lunibago so that 1 could hardly walk, but after using a few drops of your Liniment 1 was benefited Immediately." Ma. E. Chichester. 401 Barbey Street, Brooklyn. N. V, writes: " I have used your Liniment for rheumatism and lumbago, and it did me more good than all the doctors I ever had, and 1 have recommended it to a great many people." Mr. George Stevens, of Bridgeport, Conn., writes: "1 was sick for three weeks with my back, but loan's Liniment cured me at once," is also a quick and sure remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, cough or cold and croup. At all dealers. 85c, 50c, $1.00. DR. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS. that the navy was turped buck? If our government was at all times so Intent upon peace and so mindful ol congressional authority, how did it happen that Mr. Taft found It was necessary on his return to Washing ton to issue orders' restraining the commanders in Texas? If we pro ceeded to Mexico merely" to stop the blibusters, why was it necessary to s. nd LM1.0110 men and cannons and pontoons ami trainloads of ammuni tion .' Appcara nces 'indicate that w lu thci the president is afflicted with jingo ism or not. the jingoes gf the start of him in this case. Whatever Hie i-iain of the great war spectacle may have been. Mr. Taft acts wisely now in disavowing hostile purposes and in drawing a light rein iipr.n his too en 'htisiatic military advisers and com manders. Many a real war has re sulted from exactly such fcdllos as that tn which they have engaged. New York World. LLOYD 01 OF An Indian Named Tuni Is Held Charged With the Crime Death Result of Drunken Brawl. News from Swain county today Is to the effect that Llyod Owl. the well known Indian baseball player, was killed in a drunken brawl Saturday night. The body was not discovered until late Sunday evening in n road close to the Jackson and Swain r-ounty lines. An Indian called Tuni is held on the charge of the murder ous assault. The party of searchers first found Owl's hat on the roadside, with a long cut In It; a little further along they found a bottle to which cleaved clotted blood and hair and still further the dead body of the In tlinn. Owl wns known as a peaceable In dian, lie was well known In Ashe vllle ami has frequently played base ball games at Riverside park. This makes the seventh Indian that has been killed in drunken rows since the j government last spring paid the Cher- okees their pro-iata share of money derived from the sale of timber and lands. Lust Friday an Indian Itall game was played on the Oeonolufty river, two miles above Cherokee between Big Cove and Wolf Town. Lloyd Owl was one of the players In this game and had his leg dislocated. The game was a particularly rough one and about half a dozen men were laid out. It Is probable that the assault on Owl was a aequence to the ball game. REVENUE OFFICERS Revenue Agent Sams Receives Notifies- tion of Several Raids in This , and Other States. Revenue Agent Rams today received notification of the greatest series of raids since tie has U-en In charge of the Ashevllle office. Within four days IX'puty Collector llendrlx and Hpecinl Employe Weaver destroyed HO illicit distilleries In Patrick and Franklin counties, Virginia. About 100 gallons of whiskey was confiscated. One dis tillery had ft capacity of about 6U0 gallons, the largest leisure ever made In the history of ths local office. This still waa located on Smith's river and numerous others were found along each side of the banks of this stream. In Burko roanty last week Spoelnl Km ploy e I). A. Kanlpe destroyed six illicit distilleries. This makes ft to tal of 41 cut up for this month in this revenue division. WANTEO You to meet your friends , at the Smith Oreater shows, week Of March 2Tth, where you can, en Joy the greatest outdoor exposition ever hell In Asheville. U-3t Quick Relief from Lame Back Pain in the back is quickly relieved by an application of Sloan's Liniment. You don't need to rub just lay it on it penetrates. ; HERE'S PROOF. Mr. James Henry Wvnn, of Mulberrv. Fla.. writes : "I have been Meeting Is in Interest ol Greenville I Knoxville Road Asheville Represented. At (Ireenville tonigbl a big meeting in the interest of the '"Irornville Know Hie railroad! will be held wher V. .1 Oliver of the Knoxville, Sevier villf .v.- Kastein railroad and W. It 'ititci.aiti ind Asa C Candler of th. fii' nville & ICnotvllIc company wll1 I thir p'nns Twfore the board 01 tndo nnd nsk thftt (Ireenville count rive SJOO.onn toward I he road. Thi b! the road which pro post's to link th coal fields of Tennessee with the At lantic Seaboard and to give to Ashe ville nnd this section n new road. II W. Plummer, and N. Huckner of th hoard of trrule of AshevUle, and F: ('. Chambers, representing Wayoi Campbell, 'eft this1 morning to tiWend the meeting ai UW Capt.- W. O. Cor licning. En route from KnoxviJIe to Green ville today for the meeting were Capt W. P. Chamberlain. P. C. Chapman president of the board of trade, J. A llensley. secretary of the board 01 trade. J. V. Starrett. secretary of tht- Menufi't'turer and Producers associn tion, Wiley L Morgan, managing ed itor of the Sentinel; Dr. Tap R. Jones and Snm Harbison, who stopped ovei in the city for a few hours and left on the Carolina special. These gen tlemen fee,l confident that this road iviil be built I COMPANY IS HERE DN V15I1 A .W. Green, president of the Na nonal liiscuit company,' with head quarters in New York, arrived ir, Ashevllle last night on train Xo. 102 In private car "Republic" and spent the day with a party of friends sight seeing in this section. Mr. Green left New York last Sunday; Went by a of Rochester and Cincinnati to Chat tanuoga and spent yesterday in Knox vllle. He leuves tonight for Colum bla and will go to Augusta Friday, re turning northward he will he In Char- Lungs Declared Sound Life Insurance Granted.' If you knew a remedy that really had cured Tuberculosis; that had saved from death quite number of people, would you try to get Conavmptlves interested in It and Induce thttm ta tak It; a. would you esy nothing about It, for fear of alvtna onnref We know the medicine. We know th people cured some of them. We have tli stories of cur of many and aftlda- VltS from some. We arivertlaa Kcknuui's Alterative to tell those who have lung wnai ns oeen don Dy jig use. iumuii.il mi following; W. (Dauphin St. Phllft.. Pa. Gentlemen: "On th evening of May II, 107, I hsd Ave hemorrhages from th right lung. My hemorrhages kept up for on week I hsd twenty-eight In all. Hep Ilo pneumonia developed. My doctor tola in I had better So to another rlimat, as my left lung had also become affected. About that time I met Howard Klots, ltls Humiuehanna Av., this olty, who hud hemorrhages several years sgo and who was cured by Rekman's Alterative, I Stsrted to taka IfrkTnan'a ahnut tha latter part of August, 1SW7. My appetite improves mi one ana In about two week I Started to Sain walaht. I Imnrnveri Steadily, Later, a Very bad lameness de. veloprd In my right leg and I commenced to get a lump on my right hip. My doc. tor told m I wss getting a tubercular ahscra and 'that It wss aftecttt.g tli sciatic nerve Th lanwnea snd lump graduslly disappeared. Han not had any irotjuie or mat naiiir since. Bine my recovery about ft year ago, I was accepted for Ufa Insurance, after two examinations hy a company tliat had previously rejected me. I hsve advised several people to tak Turkman's snd those who took It faith lully pad the same results ax myself." (fllgned Affidavit) CPAS. MOftOAN. Eckman's Alterative cure llronehltls. AstlmiH, Hsy Fvrj Throat and Lung Alieuuona, aw ror OOOKlex OI ciiraq caaai snd writ to tha Krkman Laboratory, Philadelphia, pa- for additional evidence for Hal by all leadln drussiat , MILIJNFHY. Latest styles now . on display. We are showing a beautiful Una of flowers. Just received. Call, at th Paris Millinery . , Ko. sj rAnroT avu NEW EYES " t. a. inABOi,i. tn rat new eves. Al IB Al, I"'""' - o-- but you can get the next best thing our Ce-Rlte Torlo Lenses with 6hur on mountings. Such ft comfort and such a relief. Quick repairs. CHARLES H. H0NESS Optometrist nd Optician. 54 Patton Ave. Opp. PostorTIce. 4 TOE THAT C0U0H ; Vt ev N-,' v,'.: -: SBAWZLL'S WHITI PINI WITH TAR A palatable and efficient ex pectorant which to fr from "dope." "Let's Go to Sea well's" Sea well's j Drug Store! In Swannanoa Hotel 45 South Main,?hoae 201 ; ; FOR SALE. I have several houses and lots on the car line In West Ashevllle, vacant lots near car line. Farms a specialty. want to show you. Don't listen to gossip, S?b me. 8. V. HALL, ' Phons 91. No. S Patton Ave, lotte Sunday, Greensboro Monday, lsit Halelgh, Durham and Winaton- Stilcra Tuesday, and leave Winston Wednesday nluht for Roanoke, thence o Lurnny cave, Hngerstown, Md and back to New York, arriving there Saturday. The trip was arranged by .obis Isselhardt, the traffic mamsKer of the Nationul liisctiit company. Mr. Green's car was parked nt the pas senger station nnd he spent much of the day motoring about the city. Van dcrbilt's catute was Included in the itinerary, lie scorned dellKhtcd with everything here. How to Maka Better Coagh Syrup than You Can Buy A Family npply, gavlna; $3 anil Fully uuaranteed. A full pint of cough syrup as min-ti s you could I'uy tor 2.S0 can easily e made at homo. You will find nothing hat taken hold of an, obstinate cough it. re tiuickly, usually ending it Inside f '.'4 hours. Excellent, too. for whoop cough, sore lungs, esthma, hoarse ,exs and other throat troubles. Mix 1 pint of granulated sugar with 4 nlnt of warm water and stir for nlrlutes. Put ounce of Pines 6 tints' worth) in a pint bottle; then aid ne Hugar syrup, ji Keens poriecny, ake a teai;poonful every one, two or hree hours. This is Just laxative enough to help ura a couan. A mo stimulates tne anus Ite. which is 'usually upset by ft cough, The taate Is nleaiant. Th effect of pin and sugar syrup on ha inflamed membranes Is well known ?inex Is the most valuable concentrated lompound of Norway whit pin ex. raet. rirh In aruiaicol and all the net iral healinanlne elements. Other creo. irstlons will not work tn this formula. The Pinex and Sugar tjyrup recipe is low used by thousands or housewives throughout tn united mates and can ida. Th man lias neen imitated, bu th old successful formula has navfr eeen equairu. A aruarante or ftoaoiute satisraction, or money promptly refunded goes with mis recipe. lour aruggisi u nun. or will get It for you. u not. send. to The Flnex co, f t. wayne, ina. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lyerly wish to thank their many fniends for the nu merous acts of kindness shown them following the death of their beloved little son. ' We Make a Spec ialty of Laund ering Lingerie Phone 70 A trial is till we usk. - Swannanoa Laundry "We Treat Your Laundry White." For Sale 129 Lots . , ' , Oct ft home by weekly payments. t offer on hundred and twenty-nine lots close in, near car line, from 1100 to (500 each. f2M0 cash, balance 11.00 per week. He m befor they ar all gon. Farm and houses for Mia also. John M. Campbel Real FMate Agent, Crystal Cafe System - M. M, M I t.IVAV,' Prop. N. Park bo. fill 1'nlloit Ave Wachovia Bank & Trust Company ASSETS OVER.; CAPIT At " - wArj.Aij. commercial uaniong, Savings and Trust Department. T. sS. MORRISON, W. B. WILLIAMSON " Vice-Presidents Cashier. 'ttf'fT'fflfttTTTItttttllllll t l ne American Capital $300,000, - , ; . Deposits $1,200,000 The Largest Bank in Western North Carolina. The Only Bank in Asheville Under.. U. S. Supervision. ACCOUNTS INVITED, LARGE AND SMALL. Ij. L. JENKIXS, President. -C. J. HARRIS, Vice-Prea SGREENS Protect your health. Protect your houses from mu tilation by having them well screened. We will take the measures and put in the best of screens. - . Wm. M. JONE.S Manufacturer of Sash, Blinds, Doors, Etc. j Phone 205. ; ' Asheville, N. C. HEDGE PLANTS AND OTHER NURSERY STOCK AT WHOLESALE DIKKCT TO FLAIMTKB. AMMOTt RIVER PRIVET. This Is conceded to be the best Dlant for hedsa purposes grown. It Is an Evergreen Deautirui tnrougnout tne year., it is absolutely hardy, of the easiest cul ture, and will grow in any soil or situation. Of rapid growth and makes ' a perfect hedge In two seasons. Can be trimmed to ftny shape or height We can supply any number of plants In ny sis desired. Write for ' prices on what you want. Also on any other nursery stock wanted. Good stock. Ixjw prices. Prompt VALDF.SIAN postlo Dept., NOW la the time to see about your Spring; Oxfords. Complete line for Men, Women and Children. - O K Grocery Co. 1 Stores In 1. tea- 4 Depot St. Phone tlX TJ- TT Milt iti);Mrk j ' , .... I - . .. ; 1111 1 ::HanisFurnitureCo. i: :: 19 S. Main. Phone 1515. i: : , ''Home Furnishers, - : ; OIHIII DONALD & DONALD nouse Furnishers, ; Can furnish your house complete front Kitchen to Parlor, on easy terms. , 14 So, Main St. Phone 441. If King tailored Idaists at jflnnex Jha Favorite Shopping Place Voinon shop at the Don Mart-he because its a pleas ure to liuylh're.The goods we "show are brand nvvr. We turn over our. stock several times a 'year. This gives ycru fresh, clean nirrchandiso to nelwt from. Then, everything is marked in plain figures. Our salespeople are courteous and experience!. Every one is pleased to . show you whether ou buy or not. , ' These things combined with others make the Boo Man-he, the people's shopping ' center. . " ' W.WO.000 ,,,, .$1,250,000 Slim National Bank B. M. riTZPATRICK, CaslUcr. a niiutuiutl, Vice-Pres. ''tttn.iiitiiiiiniii ft a a ii 1 tf I and as an ornamental hedge, it It shipment Write today. NURSERIES Itostic, N. C. Linens Last Longer When Done The Nichols Way Phone 95.' Asheville Uundry, J. A. NICHOLS, Manager 1 Unsolicited Testimonial From a Stranger , "Wheat-Hearts la easily th finest product In the line of breakfast foods . yet put rn th market, and should be used extensively. T. P. GURNET." For sal hr all aroeev. fmK'-m- o T ns j
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