ly, July 15, 1912.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
PAGE SEVEN
Founded 1838 Chartered 185H
TRINITY COLLEGE
Its Strength Lies In
A large, well-trained faculty; excellent buildings and equipment; full,
well-arranged courses; earnest, high-minded students; a large and loyal
body of alumni and friends"; noble ideals and traditions; an inspiring his
tory of achievement and service.
Next session begins September 11, 1912. For catalogue ami illustrated
booklet, address R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary, Durham, North Carolina.
The Normal and Collegiate Institute
ASH ICY 1 1,1.1 N. C.
Under the care nf tho Preshvtrinn church, offerB to young women ex
cellent -opportunities for thorough education.
A faculty of 16 trained teachers gives facilities for thorough instruction
in four courses of study. V
Board and tuition only $100 per year. Tuition alone, for day pupils,
only 1$30. For catalogue, address EDWARD P. CHILDS, President.
The fall term begins Sept. 18, 1912.
Carolina Commercial School
P. L. Holman, Prlti.
O. 1;. Hall, Asst't Prln.
THE DEMAND FOR COMMERCIAL TEACHERS IS LARGE.
We Give a Special Course of Training to Persons Who Desire to Teach
Commercial Branches.
We give below extracts from a few of the letters received during the
past year calling for Commercial Teachers.
IOWA
We are in need of a teacher of Gregg Shorthand .and other commer
cial subjects. Salary from J50 to $60 per month. Lenght of school year,
12 months.
OKLAHOMA
We need a first-class commercial teacher. Salary $50 to $60 per
month. Work to begin October 30th.
. KENTUCKY
We need a Gregg Shorthand teacher. Work to begin soon. Salary
not stated.
NEBRASKA
We need a first-class teacher of commercial subjects. We are just in
troducing the Commercial Department in our school. Salary $75 a month
the first year, which will be increased in proportion to success of teacher.
Good penmanship required.
ALABAMA
We are in need of a good teacher of Pitman Shorthand, Typewrit
ing, and Arithmetic. Term eight months. Salary $640-700. This is a
High School.
These last two letters have been received since May 15th.
Whether you wish to teach or work in an office we can prepare you
for the work In as short a time as it is possible to be done. The time re
quired to complete a course depends upon the skill and qualification of
the student.
We are making a special price to those who enter at this time, or who
purchase a scholarship now. Those who buy scholarships may enter at any
time within 12 months.
Call or write to
MISS PEARL HOLMAN,
Lecal Rnlldlnff. Asheville. N. O.
WHY SO WEAK ?
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weak kidneys may be the cause. The
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Here is Asheville testimony to prove
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CLEVEUID TOOK
THE LAST GAMES
Easily Defeated Mountaineers
Saturday Watson Hit;
Griner Effective.
Standing of Clubs.
Won. Lost. Pet,
Bristol
Knoxville . .
Johnson City
Cleveland .
Asheville . .
Morristown .
32
30
25
25
25
28
18
25
26
28
30
.640
.545
.490
.472
.455
.411
Ashe-
Results Saturday.
At Cleveland Cleveland
VlHe. 0.
At Johnson City Morristown
Johnson City 2.
At Bristol Knoxville 4, Bristol
(12 innings).
came in the eighth, resulting when
Kelly singled and Shaw and Town
send doubled. ,
The score: R. H. E.
Morristown . . 300 050 000 8 16 2
Johnson City . 000 000 0202 10 0
Batteries Clyde and Westlake;
Kelly and Taylor. i
Jaseball
New York 1, St. Louis 6.
At Washington Washington 4,
Chicago 2.
At Boston Boston 4, Detroit 0.
Or-
Southern Leagne.
At Atlanta Atlanta 2, New
leans 7.
At Nashville First game, Nashville
1, Birmingham 0: second game, Nash
ville 5, Birmingham 0.
At Chattanooga First game, Chat
tanooga 1, Mobile 5; second game,
Chattanooga 4, Mobile 5.
At Memphis Memphis 10, Mont
gomery 3.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
1, In-
Natloiml.
Won.
New York 58
Chicago 46
Pittsburg 43
Cincinnati 41
Philadelphia 33
St. Louis 33
Brooklyn
Boston .
.30
. .22
Aim-i ii an.
Won.
Lost.
18
28
31
38
38
49
46
58
Lost.
'RIKftll A M ASHEVIILt
uinvuniw H.C
Nl.llllilll,llt UtaHlflU 1753
'aUlKK IN THE I MTFD STATES bll been oondai
119 j run by Thre flenwetWai of HeaAmsten. from eraod-
faUtsr to fraadaoD, whit have prepared BOTH for CaHefa and
for Cbrlitlaa CttlaaasMp aver nine-1793.
Bl NGHAM'S Slaato Starr Palrioi Met: rooms. Mparaatt
br hrlck parapet Fire Wp.h have been prow aneed the Safest
against lira by Ererj Parent who has inspected them, and br
every other visitor ; whereas. In the last ID years mora than
1400 pupils have perished I nVhaol Vires In the United States,
all in nifh nalldlngs, and many thousands have been barat ta)
death In other high buildings. Hanltatlea nod Ventilation pro
nounced the BEST by 1M doctors, averaregaln of 10 pounds
the term of entrance accentuates onr Hires!., Para and Cats) of
Pupils, Hllltsirl to make Oataaas and ., not soldiers.
Buy your ticket and glvs order for
baggage to be checker", from 'your
residence to destination.
Baggage Transfer and Railway
Ticket Office tame room,
60 Patton Aye.
moving and svoiuea
School of Expression
S. S. CURBV, Ph. D., Lift D., Pres.
Office, 301 Pierce Bldg., Boston, Mass.
The twelfth session of the Asheville
Summer Term will open in the High
School building July first at 9 a. m.
Registration June 2, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Special advantages for Dramatic
Rehearsal. Fancy steps. Special
students at special rates. Call1 or ad
dress the Dean,
High School, Asheville, N. C.
Asheville Business College In Offering
Splendid Summer Courses.
Scholarship (a) Bookkeeping, Pen
manship, Spelling, Business Letter
Writing, Business Practice.
Scholarship (b) Shorthand, Type
writing (touch method), Spelling
Penmanship, Office, Dictation and Ex
perience. Special Hours: Those- desiring re
view work or special Speed Practice
In typewriting or shorthand can ar
range special hours. Please call at
the college office, 3rd floor, North
Pack square.
HENRY S. SHOCKLET,
116-tf. Principal
Games Today,.
Asheville af Knoxville.
Johnson City at Cleveland.
Bristol nt Morristown.
Boston . .
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago . . ,
Cleveland . .
Detroit . . .
St. Louis . , .
New V ork .
.50
. .45
. .43
. .32
. .39
. .22
. .21
32
35
35
41
42
65
53
Pet
.763
.622
.581
.519
.465
.402
.395
.275
Pet.
.691
.610
.563
.551
.507
.481
.286
.284
American Association.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee
dianapolis 0.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis 4
Toledo 1.
At St. Paul St. Paul 2, Colum
bus 3.
At Kansas City Kansas City 2
Louisville 1.
International ensue.
At Baltimore Baltimore 0, New-
irk 1.
At Jersey City Jersey City E, Prov-
dence 4.
At Sorcnto First game, Toronto
10, Buffalo 9; second game; Buffalo
9, Toronto 1.
At Montreal Montreal 7, Roches
ter 6.
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, County of
Buncombe In the Superior Court.
W. A. Ilexford vs. James Courtland.
Notice of Summons and Warrant of
Attachment.
James Courtland, the above named
defendant, will ta.ke notice that sum
mons in the above entitled action was
issued against the defendant on tho
28th day of June, 1912, by Marcus
Erwin, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Buncombe county, in the siim of one
thousand ($1000) dollars and interest
on the same from the 24th day of
June, 1910, by reason of a breach of
contract of warranty in a deed of con
veyance of land by the defendant to
the plaintiff, dated -the 24th day of
June, 1910, which said deed is duly
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Buncombe county in Book
170, page 229, all of which amount is
now due and owing to the said plain
tiff, which summons is returnable to
the Superior Court of Buncombe coun
ty at the term of said court to be held
on the third Monday before the first
Monday in September, being August
12, 1912, and the defendant will also
take notice that a warrant of attach
ment was issued by the said Clerk of
the Superior Court on the 29th day of
June. 1912, against the property of
the- said James Courtland, the above
named defendant, which warrant is
returnable before said court at the
time and place above named for the
return of the summons, when and
where the defendant is required to ap
pear and answer or demur to the
complaint, or the relief demanded will
lie granted.
This the 29th day of Juno, 1912.
-M. EK WIN,
Clerk Superior Court, Buncombe
County. 4t
Special to The dazed-News.
Cleveland, July 15. The local team
easily defeated the Mountaineers Sat
urday afternoon, making it three
straight games that they have cap
tured from the huskies and again
wrested from them the fourth place.
The pitching told the tale. Griner
had the visitors at his mercy, strik
ing nut nine men and only giving up
three hits, while Watson, pitching for
the visitors, was touched for nine
safe hits. The locals' three runs in
the second inning resulted from two
singles, a sacrifice fly. a walk to first
base and a double. Thrasher's home
run and three singles counted for
three more runs in the eighth. The
batting of Kite and Hales featured.
Asheville: AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Schuyler, 2b 4 0 1 2 2 0
Hart, ss 4 0 0 2 1 1
Sharp, cf 4
Kite, lb 1
Woodward, If. ... 4
Southern.
Smith, rf.
Zenelli, 3b. . .
Galvin, c
Watson, p. . .
Totals .
Cleveland:
Whltaker, 2b.
Donohue, If. .
(31 0 3 24. 6 3
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Thrasher, cf 4
Dales, 3b
Crockett, lb.
Zimoskl, rf. .
Thompson, c
Westmoreland,
Griner, p. . ...
0 14
2 0
0 0
1 1
1 0
Won. Lost. Pet.
Birmingham 51 32 .614
Mobile 45 42 .51 7
New Orleans 38 37 .507
Chattanooga 40 39 .506
Memphis 40 39 .506
Montgomery 38 46 .452
Atlanta 35 43 .449
Nashville 35 43 .449
Carolina.
oj 'lso'i uom
Anderson 43 25 .632
Charlotte 39 28 .582
Winston- Salem .. .38 32 .543
Spartanburg 21 37 .456
Greensboro 30 39 .435
Greenville 24 46 .343
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New
New
National.
At St. Louis St. Louis 3;
York 2 (first game); St. Louis 4
York 2 (second game).
At Chicago Chicago 6; Boston 5
At Cincinnati Philadelphia 2; Cin
rinnati I.
American.
At Cleveland Cleveland
dclphia 2.
Phila-
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A Show That Appeals to Everybody
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The place to spend an hour of Innocent
Amusement and Fascinating Entertainment.
FIVE PIECE ORCHESTRA
Children 5c
Adults 10c
Totals J
Score by Innings:
Asheville
Cleveland
Summary Two-base
Home-run, Thrasher.
9 27 13
1
R.
noo 000 000 0
030 000 OOx 6
hit, Griner.
Sacrlcflc fly,
Southern.
Ai Mobile Mobile 4; Atlanta 3.
At Montgomery Montgomery
Nashville 8.
At Memphis Memphis 4; Bir
mingham 10.
At New Orleans New Orleans 3
Chattanooga 5.
Thompson. Stolen liases. Sharp, Zi
moskl. Struck ou,t, by Watson, 3; by
Griner. 0. Base on balls, off Watson,
1 : off Griner, 1 . Hit by pitcher, West
moreland. Time of game, 1:55. Um
pire, Burke.
Twelve Innings Game.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Bristol, July 15. It took 12 inn
.Ings to decide the contest between the
local team and the Reds Saturday
afternoon, but 'he Boosters succeeded
In winning at last. The odds seemed
to be with the visitors in the first
part of the game. Catcher Meyers
was injured and had to quit the game
early In the twelfth and Watson, who
took his place, was not able to keep
the locals from stealing second. When
Hicks reached lirst he went safe to
second anil scored on Bath's hit. An
error of Watson's In the eighth let
Bristol tie the -core.
Score: R. H. E.
Bristol . . 001 000 ORO 0015 12 3
Knoxville .000 100 000 0004 7 3
American Association.
At Kansas City Kansas City 2
Louisville 3.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 1; In
dianapolis 5 (first game).
At Columbus Columbus 6, Savan
nah 1.
At Macon First game. Macon 1,
Columbia 0; second game, Macon 2,
Columbia 1.
famlina league.
At Charlotte Charlotte 7, Wini
ston-Salem 0.
At Greensboro First game. Greens
boro 4, Spartanburg 1 ; second games
Greensboro 0, Spartanburg 10. j
At Greenville Greenville 10, An
dersou 1.
OLD FASHIONED
REMEDIES
Virginia Ix-agne.
Ae Newport News First game.
Newport News 2, Petersburg 5; sec
ond game, Petersburg 6, Newport
News 1.
At Richmond- r.ifhmond 6, Nor
folk 3; second game.Richmond 3, Nor
folk 7.
t Portsmouth First game, Ports
mouth 1, Roanoke 0: second game,
Portsmouth 0, Roanoke 3.
Science in surgery and electricity
has advanced much in the past 30
years, but the treatment of disease
by the old fashioned remedies made
from roots and herbs, has never been
Improved upon.
This may be seen by the great suc
cess of Ludla E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, made from roots and
herbs, and known today as the great
remedy for female ills.
No sick woman does justice to her
self who will not try this famous
medicine. , ...-..
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South Atlantic League.
At Albany Albany 3, Jackson
ville 10.
Local Investments
From $1000 to $50,000
C. F. White
Room 51, Amer. Bank Bldg.,
Asheville, N. C.
RESULTS SATURDAY.
National League.
At Pittsburgh First game,
burgh 1, Ilrooklyn 4; second
Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 5.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 2,
delphia 1.
At St. Louis St. Louis 2.
York 7.
At Chicago Chicago 5, Roston 4.
Pitts
game, Pblla-
New
American Ix-ague.
At Philadelphia First game, Phil
adelphia 1, Cleveland 6; second game.
Philadelphia 11, Cleveland 2.
At New York First game,, New
York 5, St. Louis 4; second Saroe,.
RIVERSIDE PARK
Tuesday Night, July 16th
One Night Only
American Champion Long1 Distance
MER
OCEAN SWIM-
j CAPT. L. D. BLONDELL
, Marvelous feats in the water. The lake will be illum
inated with coast guard torches.
The (heat Water Spectacular.
A SHIP ON FIRE AT SEA, MARINE FIRE WORKS
AND EXPLOSIONS
See the beautiful ship floating on 'the lakfe next Sunday.
Asheville Power & Light Co.
PHONE 69.
Ratteries Walker and
Wilson and Myer.
Munson;
Jobla-rs Defeat Soldiers.
Spec ial to The ( lazette-News.
Johnson City, July 15. The whole
Morristown team combined to literal
ly slug their way to victory in the
game with thv al team Saturday.
In addition to tueir hitting they did
Unusual fielding, and It was with
difficulty that the Soldiers saved
themselves from being shut out. The
visitors bunched hits In two innings
and eight runs resulted. The three
in i lie first cann from the singles of
Hoch, Orubb llnmmall and Perrltt.
Five were rolled up in the llfth when
Gruhli walked am! live safe drives fol
low tl. The two runs of the locals
REMOVAL NOTICE
New York Installment
Co.
Has moved to 29 S. Main
St. Formerly located at
43 E. College.
We Buy
Sell and Exchange Fur
niture, Fixtures, etc.
Asheville Furniture Co.
29 S. Main St.
Phone 185L
Open Air Performances
In the Greenwood of
THE MANOR
Under the Auspices of the Asheville Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy.
AVednesday, July 17, Thursday, July 18. The Frank Mc
Entee Pastoral Players A company of twenty selected
Shakespearean artists, including Frank McEntee, for years
leading player and director for Ben Greet, and fourteen bf
his former associates.
Wednesday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock, "As You Like It."
Wednesday evening, at 8:30 o'clock, "A Midsummer Night's
Dream."
Thursday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock, Merchant of Venice."
TicketB on sale at Whitlock's.
Prices $1.50. $1.00 and 75 cents.
The U. D. C. wll give the teachers of Asheville schools the usual dis
count on IJicJtej for tc heajygajeare plays.
GE.NE.RAL
20 Per Cent Reduction Sale
For Thirty Days, Beginning Monday, July 15th
This generous discount is offered to cash customers for the next 30 days. We must reduce stocks to make room for advance fall shipments.
Supply your household needs from our large and well assorted stock of furniture.
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