Tuesday, April 11, 1911.
jry a ii Avar's Pills are liver pills. All vege-
Jtf OF ta"5,e' sugar-coated A gentle laxative
for all the family. Consult your doc
tor freely about these pills and about all medical matters.
Follow his advice. He certainly knows best. jft
MEN!
Your Laster Suit can
Be Bought at a
Saving Here
New Spring Clothing for
Men and Boys:
Suits $12.50 to $25.00
'Boys' Suits. .. .$1.48 to $6.50
Spring Shirts . . . . $1 and $1.50
Spring Neckwear 50c to $1.50
Silk Hose, all colors 50o
St. Regis, a close fitting cotton hose 25c
See our Men's KING QUALITY SHOES, all styles
and leathers,
$3.50 G $4.00
'ia THE ST03E IMA; AS YCU H C N I Y BBUBUBglBe
..jmxvFxmm. is.'-
gaged with H. C. Krinbill in the "tlm-ber-crulslng-"
business.
HERBERT L. SULLIVAN.
Class President.
New York, March 31, 11.
EXPLOSION DUE
TOJASOLINE
(Continued from page 11
i he Seminole Securities companies,
which involves some old notes.
The resignation of H. B. I'oit, actu
ary of the department, has been ac
i epted to take place June 1. Mr.
Colt goes to Greensboro where lie be
come actuary of the Security Life &
Annuity company. His successor will
be announced later Capt. W. A
Siott, special agent of the Insurance
department, has gone to , Greensboro
and W'lnston-Salem to Investigate
some recent tires.
The Washington Buggy company
nl W ushlngloli, George Hackney, jr..
stockholder, has surrendered Its char
ter for cancellation, it being stated
that no money was ever paid in and
the charter never utilized. The
Brown-Knox Mercantile company of
Davidson has amended its charter hj
decreasing its capital stock from -VI
shares to 183. The Piedmont com
pany of Charlotte, L. A. Tompkins and
others incorporators, lias applied for
dissolution.
Fnrm-lilfe Schools.
State Superintendent Joyner, who
has i harge tif the organization of th
f.,rm-llfe school, has returned fror
a trip to Craven county, where h
mi ile an address in the Interest of
the i sta hlishment of a school. The
election will be held May and will
be the first one held under the farm
school bill; the second is called
Kot.eson county tor Mnv a. line man
in Robeson county has already vol
unteered to give $5000 and 60 acre
I land, and several townships of that
county are offering big Inducements
in the way of offering to purehasi
the equipment.
W II. Satnn ha been appointed
!y Cnuimlssloner Graham as stati
dairyman, to succeed J. A. Conover,
who recently resigned to accept ;
position at Annapolis, Mr. Eaton i
a graduate of the A and M. collog
and has bi n assiiatit dairyman for
two year, itnd also took a course ii
dairying nl the University of Wlscon
sin. lie is regarded as a. thorough
ly i-spable man lie takes charg
Jluv I.
E. B. J.
BILTMORE DOINGS
Tin iniiblle of March lias ended our
tv in Germany, as we sailed from
Rotterdam on Saturday morning.
March IS, arriving in New York alter
a fimooth passage, on Monday morn
ing, April 37. k h.ippv lot of young
American it vjjy that Set loot again
on Ann: in sJiT. Looking back oer
the winter's work. It is almost Impos
sible for us to estimate, at th's carlv
moment, the value of the informa
tion dei ,'ei from our stay ui.i from
our ciiiiiiectli- lioth with German
forestry aid witi; Gentian forest in
dustries. In the German loivsts the result
of German sylviculture. Germ. mi for
est management German forest
finance. German forest pulley and
German forest protection were seen
mid studied from beginning to end
in the manufacturing institutions we
have been struck by the high uualitv
of the work as well as by the small
quantity of the output; further, by
the economy pr.o Used under the pres
sure nl high sttimpage prices, ft has
come home to us. without a doubt,
that conservative forestrv is practised
wheresoever it pay t us.r.e the
forests: that slumpuge is in lug raised
uniiluited competition is dctrinn ti la 1
to furestrv of a conservative tvpe;
that a country wait the gates wide
open to foreign timber and foreign
timber and produi ts cannot be a
country in winch it pays to raise
timber.
Our field work during the no. nth
of March lias tin 1 1. ih I two of t In
most interesting trips of tin- winter
A lull day wuh spent in the Spessnrt
mountain, a district ol Bavaria
known as the home of the best white
oak on earth.
These oaks are up to 40u years old
and command a sttimpage price of
$170 per thousand feel hoard meas
ure, on an average. No wonder tltat
the Bavariai, plant oak wherever
they cut oak. We have seen Individ
ual tries number of them having
a Htumpugc value which exceeded
$500. The texture of the limber
seems to he particularly fine. The
owners, la number of family estate,
the Bavarian government and the
Prussian government) are In the
huliit of putting annually on the mar
ket a limited number of tree only,
so as to maintain the price In our
country the restriction of the annual
cut. In a desire to maintain th" price,
mould he decried as a damnable trust
In Germany the ame arrangement
ucceed In preserving the forests and
in supplying the country now and
forever with oak timber.
Kasclnsting it is to see the embryo
stage, the Juvenll stage, the adult
stage 'nd the mature stage of the
oak finest, nil side by side.
The forests of Tnppstadt were in
teresting to us particularly because
here It I that white pine seed were
planted by a German offlrer. Inglorl-
ously returning from the Revolution
ary war of America, some 130 year
ago. Having failed to gnther any
laurels in his desire to deteat George
Washington. In- returned to Germany
loaded with white pine (ones. The
result is stunning indei d it roamit
of giant w hite pines, surrounded Ifc
ndrivK by a second grow th ..f a hif
pine up to ;;. v.-irs old It i par
ticularly inti resting to note that the
ivcond growth has been obtained by
nature free of charge and without
any help rendered by men other than
lire protection.
As regards size arm i learness of
boles the white pine seen at Tripp
stadt rlva s the best we have ver
seen in America.
The dm at Trippstadt was most
enjoyable, and ended in n sharpshoot
er match between American, Ger
man and English foresters, ending
i naturallv i it, a lean victorv for the
I.". S A.
t Reliable Medicine Not Narcotic.
Mrs. F. Marti. St. Joe, Mich., says:
"i ' r little boy contracted a severe
bronchial trouble and as the doctor's
itii In Ine did not cure him. I gave him
!"olev' Honey and Tar Compound in
which I have great faith. It cured
the cough lis well as the choking and
I gagging spells, and be got well in a
short time Foley's Honey and Tar
i on, p.mnd has msny times saved us
much trouble anl we are never with
out In the house." Sold by all druggists.
DEATH LAST NIGHT
OFTQM LJQHNSON
''Stormy Petrel" of Ohio Politics Passes
Away After a Lingering
Illness.
Piles Cured
Quick
semi for a Free Trial Package and
You Will Be Overjoyed at the As
tonlslilng Relief ami Cure.
TWICE MEMBER OF CONGRESS:
FOUR TIMES MAYOR CLEVELAND I
Was mi dvotatc of I lit' i'lirec-t cut
Car Fare ami of the inglc Tin
System Storm Career.
Cleveland, I )., April I I -All Cleve
land mourns the death of Y m L
Johnson, which occurred last night.
Tin- body probably "ill in- in stale
until Wednesday. Scutes of mes
s.itis expressing condolence are pour
ing into Cleveland from all parts of
the country. Governor Harmon,
speaking of Johnson, said:
A more honest man never lived ''
William Jennings Hryan sent a
niesage of syniputhv ami declared:
"Xn man in past generation did
more effective work I'm Ho- people
than Tom L Johnson.
.Mr. Johnson was twice congressman
from ih. 31.s Ohio district, lour limes
ma. oi "I Cleveland, champion of 3c
railway lure and aihinoli of single
lav t, I. ..ries of the l.,t, Henry G go.
He o led at bis apartments in the
White Hall ut S:4.'. o'i lo. k. after .
long Illness. Death as . nised bv
cirrhosis of the liver,
i le w as T.'i years old
Air. Johnson has bun II for more
than a vear. but his . onditloll was not
thought serious until lo- suffered a
relapse on Wednesday March la. He
had bei ii gaining strength ever since
he ci. me home uftei spending th
sii'iiiiiei on Nantucket island. On Sat
urday, March 11, In- left his uprt
lllellts ami attended a h.iiupiet of tile
Nisi I'riiis club, an organization of
Cleveland lawyers, lb lem.iiioil tin-
1. 1.. Sunday ite iuui;; ..nd vvln-u
i ihmI to bis b in i ' I. lined
. . hog well.
Mowing e.lm - .I i-. Ins con-
Anyone who has piles wants quick
relief. If you can't wait, drop into
the next drug store and get a fiOc
package of Pyramid Pile Cure. Tou
will lind relief right away The cure
comes quick and Is a complete, per
manent cure. Old, chronic cases, that
itch all the lime, bleed, protrude and
are sore, become gangrenous and are
the very essence of utter misery. Write
to tlie Pyramid Drug Co.. 371 Pyramid
Bldg., Marshall. Mich., for u free trial
package by mail in plain wrapper of
Pyramid Pile Cure. Such cases have
tried a dozen remedies, they believe
in nothing, expect to be opernted on,
are sick, weary and discouraged. They
need tills free trial. It will be a rev
elation. The relief will bring buck
their hopes of a cure, the remedy will
turn that hope into realization. A
man in Indiana past 70 had suffered
over 30 years with bleeding piles. The
tree trial ol Pyramid Pile Cure was
his tirst real comfort He was trior
oughlv cured and has lived his re
maining years in peaceful enjoyment
doing such odd work as would occu
py his mind, and going about with
none of the restraint and hardships
mat always accompany piles. iioiit
neglect to send for this free trial,
and remember you can always obtain
the regular .'0c packages in any drug
store and lie sure you get what you
ask lor.
Ill 3
he 1
ol li
Ti
dilion was
-uch that
d t
go to l.i it. From th ii day to Hie title
nl his death hi t U1 ion was grave
thong,, several tini.-s. In- made seem-
Just
spent
lories
.ast
"I,, n- leaving German
n interesting d ij in some
it Frankfurt, visiting a
.'iks using hornbeam
vv e
fac-
HlloO
and
nl
nol
.nl.
PRESIDE!? OPPOSED TO
Seeking Way by Which Provision
be Stricken out of Arizona
Constitution.
May
Stiff Joints
become elastic and pliant by using
SLOANS
LINIMENT
Pries. .. to., tl.oo.
Ann rl' a i
'it ... -pere. e
a i . .viiier ean. German and
Kussiun while oak and employ lug al
together n German make of machines
manufactured bv Schmalts Brothers.
The factory is up t.. date in every
particular, exporting wine barrels and
beer barrels all over France and F.llg
land. The stave machinery used for
joining. listing. Inn king. bending,
planing and grilling was most ingeni
ous. A German machine seem to do
one job at a time ami does It well
In Kott'-riiatu we were treated by
Messrs. I'. Stelnweg to a most inter
esting trip of Inspection through the
harbors, of which there are quite a
number. Be it known to those ignor
ant of geography thai Rotterdam.
Holland. 1 situated at the mouth of
the Bhitie and that Itotterdam is the
great transshipping place for nil
mean freight going up or down the
Rhine as far as Switzerland We
were told that no less than 300.000
Ithlne vessel call at Itotterdam.
either to unload or to receive ocean
freight.
Mir passage across the Atlantic
vva most comfortable. Dr. Schenrk
cotnlnued hi lecture in th main
parlor of the first cabin every day,
giving us the finishing touches in
American Forest Policy."
Arriving in New York, ws were
given the nrt tlve day vacation that
i he Rlltmore Forest school has ever
bad during the year. Ws hall re
port for duty at Clear Lake. In the
Adirondack, on April I and hall
stay at that place engaged In ths
study of Empire state forestry for
two or three weeks.
Minimi Notes.
Mr. Wat kin and Mills hav
gone into business a dealers In rail
mad tie and timber, at Walih. But
l"r county. Mo. Our best wishes for
their surce In limine and In life
nre he vlth submitted.
W H liunn, 107. writes interest
ingly from his office at 101 Lumber
Exchange, Portland. Ore
, J. Gordon Dnrrancs, 1(10, Arthur
C Volkmar, 1110. H. C. Carpenter.
110, have obtained the degree of
Bachelor of Forestry. B. Lauder
burn, 1101, of the Orest Northern
Paper company, Clarence P. Willi,
i '.'" of ths Forest service, JL B. Oak
'eaf, l 'in 7. Forest service, have' ob
tained the degree of Forest Engineer
Ws congratulatal
Paul Gearhart Is recovering at Hilt
more from a sever attack of malaria
contracted In the south, and baa an-
TVaahington. April 11 - Although
President Taft might be unwilling to
disapprove the constitution of Arizo
na on account of it provision for the
retail of judges, he is seeking to lind
n way bv which that provision mav
! stricken out through the action of
tin pie of Arizona themselves.
The prescient looks with disfavot mi
... proposition for t lie recall ol
judge He has, however, consulted
(iirthtr with Attorney General Wlck-
ershatn and other members of his
end has concluded Hint it
unwise for him to disprove
iint
i a ol net
might I
the Arizona onslitiition on
of one i lause
To Representative Flood of ihi
house committee on territories thi
president yesterday outlined s schemi
to solve the problem.
The president proposition wai
that the legislation pending hefort
congress be ndopted and later I hi
people propose an amendment to thi
r. institution. As the president under
stands now the people of Arizona,
matter how they felt upon the recall
it the judiciary, did not care to vote
against the constitution as a whole
and thus endanger their prospect of
statehood. If there I a sentiment
agnlnst the recall of Judge In Ari
zona n submission of the question to
the voter would re.enl it
RESENTED MAN'S PRESENCE
AND SHOT HIM IN SHOULDER
Humgarner Found Colin DolUnger in
III Home Near Hickory and I'm
reeded tn fr shotgun
8 BB5S-
BV ' ssTissBa Hsr
sKIH
result
1 1
if
Air. Johnson's efforts. In
while Air. Johnson was mayor
'lev eland, he was nominated l or
governor h.v the democrats of Ohio,
but was unsuccessful at lection.
Crushed both in health and spiGt,
after Ins defeat by Mayor Ru hr, tin
formr mayor w ent abroad. He hoped
to regain his health, but came bono
no better.
Besides his wile. Mr. Johnson is
survived bv one son. Lul'tin. and a
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Muriani.
WILSON TEAM DEFEATED
SCORE 6 10 Ii
Interesting Game ol Baseball Yesterday
Between Y. M. C. A. League
Teams.
Mantling of Team ,
Hunt.
Young .
'.Vilson
t'h.'imhors
Arthur. X.
Arthur, C
n
I ... -i .
I
I el
I inn
i
I nun
glv impo-'sllili rallies nnd despite the
, i ii, ,,i h, i-e ili.ed In- del ii"t hav
l,,ng to livi. " .- lornn r mnyoi was
heerful nil'' oii Imlstic almost to Iho
1st
Toi l I. Join son once r- ferr.-d lo
htmsi If in a public address n
storm-' petrel" and metaphor
ipth ileserilM'd b i ill ail indicated the
reer. I-Tom the time
llice of the Louisville
otnpany as a Imy of
at for a nfth term as
.mil on November .'.
. r in tin- center of
.. al or financial And
i ' it was thus Hint he
oiirsc ol his
ii enti t "! t In
llreel Uellwav
', .Mild his .1.
"iivnr ol I'lev
flail, lie was eve
ome storm, polii n
ie often said I hat
n j,.v ed hlmsi If In
Johnson vva- I..
v.. Jut'. IS.
dirk in a li"i
vhen still a :
king and I"
lb fore a go, sized crowd Wilson
id. featid Arthur. C, yesterday after-
noon i; to :. in a hard fought and well
I played ball game. Tin- came was n
j '! i i. b-d until the lust man was out.
iWith the scon- G to ; and Burbanli on
ml Newton hit a hot one which
'looked safe but Hall. A . by a pr.tlv
stop and throw retired tin- side, win
nlPK the game. The features wet
, '.lie home run of Arthur. ., the op
ting or Wilson who gn! two three
1 u.-rs nnd a double, tin- hitting ol
Ni w ton. nnd Burbnnk.
"it'll in Genrgetown.
s.-,4. Ite started to
,le traction olHee nn.l
lib secured aufflclent
ght n controlling lu
cres! in 'lie Indianapolis street rail
vii' s. In Hie eighties, with Ills hrotli
r Albert, be came to nevelund and
eeatiie inten-i ' In the street rail
,vav svsii'in nil'' i-iiii n"""-
isrllal i on. nli'li' ' mil of them
He also i nt. red into the sleel man
ifacturing busiiussnl Johnstown. I'a
vloxhaln. Pu.. and lioraln. Ohio. lo
prll. I'd' I. lo vv is elected miiviir ol
'lev i land on a pi itform whnli prom
led universal th-.f cent cur fare
rter a light wiib the street ear com
iiiny. w hich lasted until 1 90s, and
hrough four election, in each nt
which he was triumphant, the I leve-
at.d Practlon i "itipnuv. lines passed
into tlie hands ol isc .Municipal iruc
Hon couipsny. After six months trl -l
f the three ci nl l ire the pie al -i
referendum election voted out the
V'ilson's Team
Wheeler, ss
liinis. c. . .
Miller. .
p
2b
Wll
Hall
I'hilds
H "W n
McMullen
I ktincaii
' ; .
AH
4
4
4
I
rnnehlse and lb-
passed Into the i
where It remain
11110. line nioi.
nnHtiiclpHl company
mills of a receiver
I until HVbruary,
attempt was made
by Mayor Jolinson In secure the p:is
fnge of the :; cei ' grants but his pro-
i Ih were i ji iled lit III! election
held August l"uS. Mis own defeat
followed three ntlis later and on
January 1. lulu, he surrendered I he
reins of office to the present mayor,
Herman ( Bin In. Two months later
three cent fare was established, the
1 1.
rf
II .
'rv .
Bourne,
Tennent,
'owan. i
Lee.
Totals
r.
V rl hur' C. Ti i m.
Holmes lb . . .
Johnson, of . . .
Newton, p . . . ,
1 1 ii n ii I. -ii 1 1 s . .
Pelham :lh
iollin lib.
Arthur. C, c. . . .
Heaver. If. . .
Burbunk, 2b. . .
Thr-istt If
Woodson, cf . . ,
Pn a i:
II I II
111 I 1
a i, n
a r, n
1 :: a
10 II I
a n a
n a a
II 0 ii
II II o
II II n
(I II 'l
II II n
II II II
J 7 ;i
I I'll A K
4 I i
II (I a
2 Ti 0
0 2 2
II 0 il
:! l 1
12 1 I
n o o
s o
I) a o
o o o
Total. ... !U fi 12 27 1 4
Score to Inning: it. H. K,
Viium . . 201 oo; 020 a a i
Arthur, ' . 210 ooti ? 12 4
Batteiles: Wilson anil Davis; .Vew -
on and Arthur, ('.
OONT LBT THAT COUGH i ON
Brown' Bronchial Troches afford Im
mediate relief.
Liverpool has Impounded n river
iiiul built n sevetrty-Hve mile aiieduct
lo improve the municipal water sup
ply. A
For Six Months We Have Been Preparing
mm
for This
Easter Display
of Womens' Ready for Service Apparel
THE OFFERING INCLUDES
Dancing Frocks, Eeautiful
Lingerie Shirt Waists. Street
Dresses, Evening Gowns, Tail
ored Suits in several hundred
different correct styles, the
most wanted fabrics and desir
able shades Spring Coats,
etc.. etc.
Yp arc showing :i varied ;unl M versified assemblage
of distinct ive ultra fashionable garments, that have been
carefully eliosen by us from the .Mm-ks ol' the best mak
ers thai this conn try affords. Eacli garmonl hits lieen
picked with the utmost cure; we set a hiju.li standard for
all froods that comprise our stocks and wo feel thai' it is
nbsolntvly essential fur the inaiiitcnaiiec of our reputa
tion as lenders in women's I'aliioiiahle aiiiiarel lo
ilicated in
styles and values that cannot lie du
nor a citv of this size in the South.
At
offer
evillc
Because we lay special em
phasis on exclusiveness in de
signing, please do not form the
impression that our charges
are excessive. You will find
associated here the highest
qualities, the advance authen
tic styles and the most moder
ate prices.
We Invite Exacting Comparison
Peerless-Fashion Stores Co.
51. Patton Ave.
Try a Gazette-News Want
Will Represent Nation
At the Rome Conference
fir mjoAw
' . ,.
a
iilim "Wm
Charles F Scott
'HOTO tf ClllfCllIHM
Wimhitm'tou, April 11. I.iviil J. Kurtcr of Vermont. Charles F Sentt of
KiuiKta uiul Vlelor II. olinteil utiitinlielun of Hie ilepiirlinetit of agrlrulture.
lime iH-rn selei ted by Prenldetit Tuft to nerve on 11 deleuutinn to attend on
Iho part ol the Tolled State the inter nutionul uKrleulturul ronferenee at
Koine, wlileli Iu-kIii May 14.
sssssssssss. . . . mmmmmm
Spril to Ths 0itt-Nw.
Hickory. April 11 Colin Ooliinw
rerlvd n u;ly wound In ths
houlder lst Sunday night st Bronlc
ford. He had lieen in ths home of
a mn named Bumsarner when ths
latter earns In and found him them
Puiursrner resented ths presence if
Dolllnger In his hnine. and went for
hi (hotajun.
Jut nt this Urns Fletcher Holland
w panalna; by and hearing some one
toy. Don't hoot me. ran Into ths
houe from his huggy. H and Dol
l'.nger left th house together and as
th.y got Into the huggy, he aya,
Humgarner ahot t them. DolUnger
got the ugly shoulder wound nd llol
lnd not a few ahot In one hand
which hardly hrok ths, zkln.
Dr. Henry Ahsrnathy took Dnt
llnger to Htatssvllle to h treatsd.
Bumgarnsr escaped and haa not yst
bssn captured. It la hslleved Jeslousy
wai back of the shooting.
HAD NOT WALKED WITHOUT CANE OR CRUTCH FOR 12 MONTHS;
USED GERMAN MEDICINES ONE WEEK, BRISTOL WOMAN WALKS WITHOUT AID
Th govrrnor-gtm-raJ of Nether
lands, India, sstimoitss the next rrop
of Java colts at 4,111,001) pound.
The Health Ye irher hn been in
Ahevllle fur none than three week
meeting large number of people of
the city, and every traction mr
bring somsone from the adjoining
towns to talk wtili him snd to b urn
ne.f of the Herman medicine that
b.ive the power tu sceoinpllah RUch
remarkable cure (Irani a I'huniiiu y
on Main treet, whers the medicine
are aoid haa been a huy one alncs
the Health Teaelicr arrived, and ev
ery mull bring imiulriia u to the
medicine. While the Health Teacher
was in llristol, V.i , Mm. Kr un e .
Sinlib. of St. dr Htrest. railed and
said: "Till is ley son who ue ompu
tile ine anil we have come to till yuu
uf the good "ur iiH'eleloe huvs ac
coinplUhed. Muybs I don't look liks
a rheumatic aufferer Well. I felt like
I could not wait until Monitny to i ome
ilov.li and tell you what result I have
obtained nnd what It will do for In
tnnimutory KheumatlMn. I had not
walked a step wlUiout my cane u ml
i riiteh for 12 month, a I am lift
vear of age. I felt like 1 would be a
i ripple for life, but somehow my
folk never fave up. They ulwayn
Hcemed to behave they would get oms
thing that would cure me and a they
hadn't lout faith I let them try many
different thing on me. Finally, last
week my son bought a bottle of Her
man Teutonia and Oil. 1 took th
Teutonla as the directions said, and
they poun d the oil on and riiblied me
vigorously twice each day. I began
to Improve from the second day. I
have walked all ths way from my
lious down here, ulter using th med
icine one week and I feel like 1 will
not need my cane and crutch again.
I I- bow 1 use my limbs." Here Mr
.Smith walked aero tlie lloor everiil
time without liny aid whatever You
ma have tried oilier medicine n
i hi woman had, hut Herman medicines
may lie Jut the one you have needed
for year. (Jive them a trial; Hu-y
ine sold with a gum anteo In tin you
more good than anything you have
ever used for what they are recom
mended to cure. Hear In mi id Hiey
are not cure-alla, a cure-f.ll curs
nothing, but If you have catarrh In
uny form. Imllgeatlon. sour '"T.ach
after meal, gas on atomaeh and bow
els, liver n"i anting good, you are
(allow, your tongue 'a coated, and
you have that tired all yon feeling,
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