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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
Mondav, Julv 15, 11
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ABOVE THE
ORDINARY
That's our
M & W INDIAN
COAL
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
Special on Canned To
matoes, per can 10c; by
the dozen $1.10.
E. C. Jarrett
Two phones, 1920; City Mar
ket 473.
Better Shoes
Always
That's a Guarantee policy
and is well exemplified in our
gentlemen's $4.00 oxfords in
tan and gun metal leathers.
GuaranteeShoeStore
4 Sooth Main Su
I " "o" "re s"r vu?Ja f
You will find the right sort
of Kettles and pans. We can
supply you on demand.
t
The X. X. L. Dept. Store
22 Patton Ave. Tliono 107.
MiMliMMIMMMstMtM
I Photographs j
Of the better sort.
Appointments Phone .'388
HIGGASON STUDIO
18 N. Pack Sq.
J. E. Carpenter
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry
Watch Repairing my Specialty
V D-S Candy
Im I CJ HI Uft Kitchen
11 N. Main.
Phone 1417 for pure Ice cream,
heat In city. Also fresh candles and
fruits daily. Orders delivered in city.
MORE NEW
MACHINERY
We have jnst added
two new marking ma
chines operated by elec
tricity ,and now your full
name is marked in plain
type on id I linens. We
now opernte a battery of
three of these electric
marking machines.
Phone 95.
Asheville Laundry
Where Uaeo Lives Longer.
t. A. NICHOLS, Mgr.
M College M.
Phone 1626
QUICK DELIVERY
CIGARS
,t s my h
WIBiD CAUGHT;
IS HELDJK TEXAS
Young Man Wanted by Postal
Authorities He Admits
His Identity.
CITY NEWS
Plumbers have beer r.t work at the
V. M. G. A. today separating the boil
ers In the basement to enable the
management to keep the swimming
pool running at a tempt i...ure of 6S
to 70 degrees at all times and at the
Bame time not interfere with the water
supply of the baths.
W. R. Baird, who has been wanted
for the past four years by
George Cathay, who was dangerous
ly shot several weeks ago at Waynes
ville by Marshall Blaloek and who
I has been in the Meriwether hospital,
.was discharged Saturday. Mr. rathey
: went to the home of his mother at
iSkvland and returned to Asheville to-
the post- ; day. where he is being greeted by
office authorities here, has been caught numerous friends who are pleased to
and is being held in Texas by the au
thorities there. The news hi? just
reached Asheville, although Baird was
see him on the streets again.
The Buncombe County Medical so
ciety will hold a clinical meeting to-
caught on July Ordinarily there night, at which time there will be the
would have to be a preliminary hear- j presentation and report of some inter
ing there before a United States com-1 esting meiical and surgical case?-,
missioner, when witnesses to prove ' among which will be cases of pelagra.
his identity would have to be produc- . tumors and ophthalmia ne tnotorum.
ed. and later the case would have to Opportunity will be given the mem
be transferred by the United States : bers of the society to exhibit or report
Judge of that district there to thi? j interesting cases,
district. It is understood, however,
that this will not be necessary in this I Kenneth Shelton, a 14 years old
case as Baird has admitted his identity . Waynesville boy, was arrested here
and waived a preliminary hearing, yesterday afternoon on Pack square
He will be brought here for trial at on the charge of stealing a horse and
buggy at Waynesville yesterday
morning. The Waynesville officials
had advised the local officers of the
theft and gave descriptions of the
boy, horse and buggy. Young Shel
ton was driving across the square
when he was arrested. He was sent
back to Waynesville.
Frank W. Polndexter, who resides
at 176 Park avenue, found a basket
the November term of the District
court.
It will be recalled that in 1908 Baird
was running as railway mail clerk be
tween Asheville and Spartanburg and
the authorities were having a good
deal of trouble about letters being
opened and money and other valuables
being taken from registered packages.
Suspicion was attached to Baird. and
two of the secret service men of the
postorfioe department were sent her" I containing a small baby on hi porch
Leaders in Their Line
Chase Motor Trucks
5 Models, 1000 to 4000 lbs. Capacity.
to make an investigation. They mail
ed decoy letters to be sent on his run
containing marked bill and later,
when these letters were found opened,
it is said the money was found in his
posession.
Raird was then given a hearing here
before the United States commissioner
and hound over to the November term
of the federal court under a bond of
$1000. He gave this bond but did
not show up when the ca?e was called.
A capias was issued for his rearrest.
and the authorities kept a close watch
for him. Early in 1311 he again came
to Asheville, while court was 111 ses
sion here, was recognized and a deputy
marshal was sent to the depot to get
him. The officer, however, did not get
him.
The story of it was something lUo
this: The marshal went by a barber
shop in the vicinity of the passenger
station and saw Baird on the Inside
getting a shave. He thought that
there was no use going In and taking
him while his face was lathered, an 1
so he calmly waited for him at the
front door. The barber proceeded
with the tonsorlal manipulations and
Baird was apparently oblivious to the
man on the outside. When the shave
was completed he got out of the chair,
took his own good time about putting
on his; collar and coat, paid the barber,
tipped the boy for brushing him off
and then, all unexpectedly, he darted
out a side door and disappeared over
the hill on high gear. That was his
last call to Asheville, and nothing fur
ther had been learned of his where
abouts until he was caught In Bal
linger, Texas, on July 3 last.
The authorities here were notified
and a certified copy of the indictment
was sent immediately to Ballinger to
have tho man held. Any trouble that
might have been expected In a prelim inary
hearing in fixing the Identity of
Baird has been apparently overcome
by his waiving of a preliminary exami
nation, and U no extradition papers
rc necessary to have hltn brought
here for trial, ho will probably be on
hand when his case, which has been
continued from time to time since his
escape. Is called at the November
term.
last Saturday night upon returning
from an evening spent at Riverside
park. Inquiries in the neighborhood
failed to give any clue as to who had
left the child or at what time it had
been left there. The matter was re
ported to the police department and
an Investigation has been carried on.
but so far nothing whatever has been
found out as to who left it.
CHASE TRUCKS IN GREAT STORES
WHO USES IT is a mighty good test of motor truck popularity.
Chase trucks have long been favorites with the big metropolitan
stores, as well as with leading grocers, furniture houses, and hard
ware dealers. Names that are household words in every community
can be seen prominently displayed on Chase trucks.
in New York, R. H, Macy & Co., and Abraham & Straus use the
Model K. 2000 pounds capacity. Stern Bros, and James A. Hearn &
Son take the Model O, 1000 pounds capacity. Only recently we tilled
on order: for Model K for Marshall Field & Co.. of Chicago. It
would be difficult, indeed, to name five more representatives stores.
Chase trucks appeal to great buslnes houses, because of their
efficiency, extreme simplicity, and remarkable ease of handling.
What the big merchants buy, the small tradespeople are pretty sure
to adopt. Thin is the way it goes with the Chase, and the reason
I the Chaw leads the world In diversity oi usage.
Come in and see the lars.
Asheville Automobile Co.
15 and 17 South Lexington Avenue.
Serge and JIght-wetght coata for
hot weather at greatly reduced prices.
GEO. W. JENKINS,
18 S. Main St.
JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment of sanford's ax
minster rugs and are offering entire
stock at bargain prices.
Come in and see these ruga before
placing your order elsewhere. We
give ten per cent for cash.
ASHEVILLE CARPET HOUSE
18-20 Church St. Phone No. 228.
32 MILLION
TONS OF GOAL
Have been mined and sold
by one Pittsburg coal comapny
since their organization in
1878. Some coal, that, yet none
of it better than our Monarch
jcoa! furnished to our custom
ers.
Southern Goal Go.
Phone 114. No. 10 N. Pack Sq.
WHEN IT
COMES
To real cold and fuel
goodness, the fuel that
Rives satisfaction in the
kite hen range or wher
ever needed our M & W
COAL stands at the head,
i- i .ji" ,
in, a class Dy useii purely
on account of its real
merit. Phone 40 for a ton
now.
f Asheville Coal Co.
North Pack Square.
ATTENTION!
Ice is one of the great
est necessities from the
health as rell as comfort
standpoint therefore
have it good and pure.
Pure ice delivered daily
into your ice boxes.
Phone 72.
ASHEVILLE ICE CO.
SALE 1110 MAKES ORDER
In Connection With Proposed
Sale of Property of J. Q.
Barker of Andrews.
WALLACE NUTTING WATER COLOR STUDIES
A new lot of very attractive and interesting subjects
just received. Priced from $1.50 to $5.00.
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
Fresh Nougat Bars
CANDY KITCHEN
HAYWOOD STREET
NEAR POSTOFFICE
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EXPLAINS
HIS LOB MER VOT
E
(Continued from page 1.)
lng his election as well as promoting
and defeating IochI legislation In
which the contributors were interest
ed and these otes to controlled ad
ded to the votes of those who con-
rolled and distributed this fund were
ufficient to Kive Lorlmer the voles
necessary to secure his election.
For these reasons and others
growing out of the changed aspect nf
this case by the evidence in the sec
ond and more thorough investigation
made by the special committee in
arrylng out me instructions 01 inu i
senate in tne resolution ic-w(jchuiB
the case, I felt Impelled to vote
agxlnst the validity of Senator Lori-
mer's election.
Neither the evidence taken in the
Upon the application of J. Q. Bar
licr. Judge . lames E. Boyd has issued
a temporary restraining order against
W. H. Woodbury. T. J. Hill, trustee,
and Sheriff A. if. Dickey of Cherokee
county to stop the sale of certain of
the property of Mr. Barker for the
satisfaction of judgments against him.
Those restrained are also ordered to
appear before Judge Boyd in cham
bers at Greensboro on July 27 and
show cause, if any, why the order
-hall not be made permanent
'Ihe case is another branch or out
growth of the Kanawha Hardwood
company bankrupt case, which is now
pending on the trial dotket of the
District court, a petition of involun
tary bankruptcy having been filed
early In ihe spring against the com
pany, partnership of which Mr. Bar
ker is a member, by the Gilmer Coun
ty bank, the -North Georgia National
bank and the Copper Hill Bunk &
Trust company.
In the application for the restrain
ing order Mr. Barker sets forth that
on September 11, 1911, the Bank of
French Broad obtained an alleged
judgment for (2000 against htm and
W. H. Woodbury in the Superior
.ourt of Madison county; another
judgment was obtained by the Bank
of Dahlonego in Buncombe county
Sunerlor court on December , 1911,
tor 12000; and still another in this
county by the Gilmer County bank,
on February 5, 1912, for 11600. All
these Judgments, or alleged Judg
ments, it is set forth, included costs,
interests, and It is alleged that they
have been paid by W. H. Woodbury
and assigned to T. J. Hill, as itrustee,
for the former's benefit.
Mr. Barker further declares that
Sheriff Dickey has been proceeding to
lay out his homestead and allot his
personal property in Cherokee county
for the satisfaction of these Judg
ments, executions from which have
been secured by Mr. Woodbury. The
restraining order was asked because,
It is contended. Mr. Woodbury is a
lane stockholder In all the banks
bringing the action against the Kana
wha company and knowf all about
this action and in spite of this is
forcing a sale that will waste the de
fendant's property, and in case the
comoany Is declared a bankrupt, de
fraud some of the crcaiiora oy sivina
VISITORS ARE INVITED
To visit my store, where you will find the largest lines of
Smokers' Articles and all Out-door Sporting Goods. 300 dif
ferent assortments in post cards at 10c per dozen.
L. BLOMBERG, Leads
14 Patton Ave.
Purest and Best
Rumford Baking Powder
riie Market
Of Quality
Phones
The Market
Of Cleanliness
Buick Trucks
Simple! Durable! Economical! Especially adapted
to hilly country. Will reduce your delivery costs.
Arbogast Motor Co.
Phone 1728. 69-71 So. Main St.
American Dairy Lunch
The only up-to-date restaurant in town.
FINEST CLUB SANDWICHES AND COFFEE IN THE
CITY.
Watch our Windows for Special Bargains.
It's a saving of money to trade at
Levitt's 52510caendt Store
The Store of Ten Thousand Bargains.
3 South Main St. Former Stand of Bon Marche.
rflLL'S MARKET
"Ask Your Neighbor"
,559 Asheville, N. C.
ENAMELED SHELF PAPER
30 ft. rolls 10c
100 ft. rolls 25c
250 ft. rolls 50c
When soiled wipe with a damp cloth.
Clarence Sawyer
rtr.t urnnil Investigation connects
..:. i, ,r i.i.rlmcr nominally with the i ..reference to these holding the Judg-
corrupt use of money to secure or moments for wnicn execution u
fiuenee his election, unless nis cioc pusneu.
relations w.'th lee U wcaie
iK.rMiinal
Hrowne. who controllel ana nanaico
a part at least of this itckpot fund
and his contribution of money to
meet the expenses or Browne s oe
fense when he was Indicted for brib
ery, shall be so construed, but the
evidence taken In the last investiga
tion does, I think, show tnai ne wai
In his election, the beneficiary of the
, nrruottlon fund controlled ana uis-
tiibuted by Browne, Plppltt
th.lr Brents, and that vitiates
election."
Grant's No. 14 Cures Cnlda M cent
EXCURSION RATES
Inaiiauraird nr Aslievlllr ami East
Tennessee Railroad for
Night Trips.
Q'a Co., former!
The Mlll. r-I Paint Co. Lucas Pmlat
WANTS
Effective tonight the Asheville and
East Tennessee railway will put on
--.. excursion rates at night between
n , Asheville and Weavervllle. for the
convenience oi ins pieaaurn ikhch
and others. The trips for which the
rates will be made are as follows
1-eavlnt Asheville at 8 p. m., :10 p
m.. an 1 11 p. m.; leaving Weaver
vlllo at 7rf P- m., it P- m., and
10:16 p. m. The cars will not wait
at WeavervtlU as. they do during th
day. and tha round trip may be mad
without delay, or a wait of 45 mln
YOUNG men and women to learn utea or more may he taken advan
engraving; night classes; gooa iraoe tM 0f.
pays well. Asheville Engraving ;
school. 5 N. Pack f4iuare. ll-t Chambers Waev. : livery. Phone II
53 Patton Ave.
Kindling 10c per box.
Six Phones No. 1800
Fans Air Agitators Fans
The famous Robins & Myers "Standard" Electric Fans
represent the skill of sixteen years fan building. Entire sat
isfaction, guaranteed perfect. Sizes 8, 12 and 16 inches. Both
desk and oscillating types Prices interesting.
Opposite Postoffice
Note our window display of special values In Diamond Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks, SIHerware, Cut Glass, etc. Also Trunks, Salt
cases. Hand Bagt and. Sporting Goods.
A few special offerings
0-year cases, Elgin and Walt ham Watches, only SS-60
Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons 66c to S1.T5
Leather Suit Cases and Hand Bags only $.!
First-class Jewelry and Watch Repairing.
CRESCENT JEWELRY ft LOAN COMPANY
PHONE 1116. 16 PATTON AVE.
Peter's Arab Horse Feed Is as much better for a horsa a
V well planned course dinner Is better than a whole meal of
any one kind of food, because "Arab" Is balanced with a
proper proportion of whole clean oats, kiln dried corn
properly cracked, alfalfa properly milled and Is flavored for
palatablllty with molasses exhausted of excess moisture.
.most Everybody Sells It Now."
FOR SALE.
If you wish to buy a home, see the
beautiful hew plaWon Merrlmon ave
nue. For price and 'terms .see,
DONNAHOE ft BLEDSOE
FOR SALE.
A modern 6 room now house
on Hillside St. Oood terms. See
DONNAHOE ft BLEDSOE
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC COMPANY
64 Patton Ave.
CHALMERS AND HUDSON
For Hire
Flve-paasenger touring cars $1.00 per hour; special rats by tha day
or week. Out of town trips a specialty.
Elegant cars and experienced drivers.
HENDERSON ft TAYLOR
DAY PHONE 228. NIGHT PHONIC
ma i ii
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
.hmSU V f! No. SS-S1 Hsramvt HtnM.
HYDRO-THERMO-ELECTRO and MECHANO-THEBAPT,
(or selected cases of Nervousness, Paralysis, Hayfever, Malaria, Asthma,
Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases of Women and other chronlo disease
The BATHS AND MASSAGE etm.t of
hoth LADIES and OENTiilEkEN. " "" " f
Open day and Night.
"Bloch" Go-Carts
PLANTS! Late flat Dutch,
a, (or fall and winter use.
to tomato plants, sweet and
popper, sweet potato slips.
REWARD
REWARD: If the person
called up the Gasette Newi
flee Monday with reference to
lost advertisement, will
the watch to this office
of-
Citizens Transfer Company
nUAX WOODCOCK. Owbtsn
FURNITURE MOVING
Prompt Baggage Transf c - Service.
Endorsed by V. C. T. bihJ T. P. A.
tr
$3100.00
dern
room
near
H skAl
SBBB BVB
in.
Go-Carts are like othor
standard articles when tlie
maker has pride in perfecting
the beBt and placing his name
on it for yonr protection. The
"Bloch" is not only guaran
teed best for wear but has the
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