Wednesday, Sept., 11, 1912.
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MS. THE HI MAKES IT
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THE ViEATIIEQ
MMPMRATTJttB. !
. Si Is
Ahhevllle . . . . . . S:i 75
Atlanta .. . TO 78
Atlantic City .. . . , 12 82
Augusta ............ 72 80
Baltimore .. '. ,, 70 92
Birmingham .. .... .i .. .. 72 82
Ruffalo .. .. .... . . . . 70 80
Charleston . . v . . 76 SO
Charlotte , .. . . 70 84
Chicago . . .. . . ... . . . . 70 94
Galveston , .: .,, .;. , .... . . 78 90
Chicago .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 70 94
Galveston....... 78 90
Hatteras .. . . .. ...... 74 86
Jacksonville .. .. .. .. .. 7G 82
Key West .. .. .. .. ,. .. 82 S8
Knoxvllle .... . . ...... 68 90
Louisville.. .. .. .. .. .. 70 96
Miami .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 78 80
81
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90
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88
92
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82
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
WEATHER BUREAU.
WILLIS U MOORE. Chief.
A iTC WILLIS L. MOORE. Chief. . jZ "K
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ASHIVILLI, N. 0
Sept., 11, 1912.
RXPlAlNATORY NOTES.
Observations" taken'it 8 sTmSUi'merWUn time Air sressure reduced to set level. Isobara (continuous lines) pass toroueft points
ol equal air pressure. Isotherms (doited lines) pass t&rouKu points or equal temperature; urawu uuijr u . ....u, ,
r .!. Cl .riiv oim.rtu- A ,inrt- f3 rain: fs) snow: 671 renort mission. Arrows fly with the wind. ; Fltat figures, temperature;
'second, precipitation of .01 Inch or more for past 24 hours; third, maximum wind velocity. TtSSMOm aHaaC -
Montgomery . i . . . . 72
Ne Orleans vj-.' .. .. 78
New .York 70
Oklahoma . . . . 72
Phoenix . . ........ . . 68
Pittsburg ,. .. .. .. .. .. 70
Haieigh .. .. .. .. .. .. 72
St. Louis . . . . 72
Savannah . . . . 76
Tampa . . 74
Washington .. . . . . ... 68
Wilmington 72
Normal for this date: Temperature
66 degrees. Precipitation .11 Inch.
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Thursday for
Ashevllle and vicinity: Probably rain
tonight and Thursday.
For North Carolina: Probably rain
tonight and Thursday, moderate to
brisk east and southeast winds. . .
General Conditions (Past 24 hours).
The storm that was over the Great
Ijilies has moved to the New England
coast with increased energy and its
movement has been attended bv rain
In the Lake region and the north At
iantic states. The barometer contin
ues low over the east Gulf states and
rain has again occurred in that sec
tion and in the south Atlantic states-
Scattered showers have also occurred
in the Plains states and the Ilocky
Mountain region. An area of ilsjh
pressure extends from the Plateau c!ls
trict to the Mississippi valley. Frost
is again reported in Utah. The foil iv
ing heavy precipitation (in Inches)
has been reported during the last 24
hours: Charleston, 4.00; Savannah
1.05; Thomasville, 1.26. There w
probably be rain in this vicinity to
night and Thursday.
T. R. TAYLOR,
Observer.
All
BAI1UET
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flWJCT.18
With Election of Directors-
Business Transacted by Di
rectors Last Evening.
HEBREWS' NEW M
BEG1NSTHIS EVENING
The feast of Rosh Hashanah, the
Jewish New Year, will be observed In
this city tonight and tomorrow by the
members of both the orthodox temple
on South Liberty street and the re
formed temple on Spruce street. At
the former services will be held to-
night at 7:30 o'clock and tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock. At the Spruce
Street temple there will be services to
plant at 8 o'clock and tomorrow
morning at 10. All the services will be
very elaborate in detail, according to
the ancient customs of this faith.
This date has been observed by the
people of the Jewish faith since 3500
B. C. and the day is observed as a full
holiday. The services are very beau
tiful and are among the most impres
sive observed during the year. This
holiday and feast are followed by an
other, Yom Klppur, which will be ob
served on Friday, September 20.
Is Your
Child Fed
To meet
the demands
Study taxes the brain and nerves of the growing youngsters.
Certainly, that's natural and expected; and if fed right, they grow rosy in
body and hearty in brain.
If a child droops under school training it is a Signal Flag.
Something used up each day that is not replaced from the food.
Don't neglect the signal! !
There is one absolutely dependable food, because it contains the certain
parts of wheat and barley that rebuild, not only the body, but the gray matter
in Brain and nerve centres.
If you have any question ot the scientific truth of this statement, write us
for analysis of brain and nerve centres and analysis of
An important meeting of the di
rectors of the Y. M. C A. was held
In the auditorium of the association
building lust night and it was decided
at this meeting to have the annuul se
nior and contributing members' ban
quet on October 18 this year. The
banquet will be served by the Ladles'
uxiiiary and a list of speakers will
be made up at an early date.
This banquet is always the ,big
event of the year for the association
and it is at this time that new di
rectors are chosen. Last year's ban
quet was attended by about 200 mem
bers and was a most enthusiastic af
fair. It is planned to make it a still
bigger event this year as the senior
membership campaign will be carried
on from September 5 to October 5
and all members, joining during this
period will be eligible to attend the
annual banquet.
The resignation of Prof. E. P. Childs
as a director or tne association was
presented last night and was accept
ed with regrets. Prof. Childs stated
that he will be out of the city a
great deal this year and will not have
the time to give the association that
he feels that he should In the capac
ity of a director. However, he gave
his assurance that he will do all in
his power to promote the work of the
association during the time that he is
here.
It was decided at this meeting of
the board to establish a membership
for business men, giving It special
features that will prove attractive to
the busy men of the city. Such a
course has never before been taken
by the association and it is believed
thn this feature will prove a popular
one.
Plans were outlined to enlarge the
extension work of the association
greatly during the coming year and
a special committee was appointed to
formulate these plans more fully. A
request will be made of the board of
trade to aid in this work and it is
believed that with the proper co-operation
much can be accomplished in
this line of the work.
It was ordered that a larger drain
pipe be lnstailled to. carry off the sur
plus water from the shower baths
nd the action of Secretary Ed. B.
Brown in putting in individual cakes
of soap for the baths was sanctioned.
A number of other minor matters
were taken up and disposed of at the
meeting.
Following the regular business re
ports of the work during the past
month, were heard and these reports
proved most gratifying to the mem
bers of the .board present. The report
of work in the building showed that
the weekly meetings had been attend
ed by 515 men and that 160 boys had
attended the Bible classes. There was
an attendance- at the gymnasium
classes of 753 and the baths were
used 5300 times.
The extension work report showed
that 85 men had attended the Sun
day meetings for men at the High
land hotel; 22 had attended the
morning meetings at the Salvation
army hall; 106 had attended - like
meetings at the Riverside club house;
and 37 boys had attended the Bible
classes held at the latter institution.
New Fall Wearing
Apparel for Men, Women
and Children
"We Lave Leen receiving new goods by every express.
Such smart garments you have never seen here before.
This is by far the broadest selection offered; View them.
A Few More Norfolk Blazer Coats
Our Fall lino of Peek Clothes for men are here. Also
a wide range of Bovs' School Suits and Shoes.
JMjYv"1.rSWtVOU MONEY" ft,..
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Established 1887.
FOOD
There is no guesswork here, but absolute dependable fact that can be made
use of by any parent sufficiently interested in the child's development to in
vestigate. A regular diet of Grape-Nuts and cream, as part of each meal, will tell its
tale of health and (fortunately) the children like it.
There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts
Sold by Groceru
rOSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD., PUKE FOOL)' FACTORIES, BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Films and Films
Have your films de
veloped by an ex
pert and get better
pictures than ever
before.
Kodaks Loaned Free
ROBINSON'S
KODAK STORE
0pp. Post Office.
Ml FAIR MEETING
10 BE HELD T
i
There will be an important meeting
of the executive committee ot the
Western North Carolina Fair associ
ation tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
in the office of Secretary Guy Weaver.
Some very important matters will be
taken up at that time, chief among
which will be arrangements for a big
parade Just preceding the opening.
It is planned to make this one of the
big events of fair week.
As at present outlined this parade
will include the military cornpanles,
the First regiment band, the uniform
rank of the various fraternal orders
of the city and mem'oers of the local
labor organizations. Besides these, of
course, will be carriages carrying the
city and county officials and the prom
inent men attending the opening.
Hon. Locke Craig has been invited to
make the opening address immediate
ly following the parade and although
he has not yet accepted the invita
tion it is practically certain that he
will.
There will be a district meeting of
the K. of P. and V. C. T. lodges held
here during fair week t will great
ly add to the attendants from out of
the city and there is a possibility
that other meetings will be arranged
before the date of the fair.
At the meeting of the executive
committee tomorrow the horse depart
ment premium list will Anally passed
upon. This department has been up
for consideration on a number of oc
casions, some of the directors wishing
to introduce special horse show fea
tures into the department. This
would prove rather costly and It will
be definitely decided tomorrow wheth
er or not these features are to be
adopted.
Maine Fight toe Klrvtor.
Portland, Me., Sept 11. Maine
emerged from the state election in
which the republicans were victorious,
to find herself facing another political
contest with five parties Instead of
four In the race for the six presidential
electoral vote.
The progressive party, whose lead
ers had joined with the republicans
In the state election has come Into be
ing, after the announcement of the
election of William T. Ilalnns for gov
ernor, thres out of four representa
tives to congress and a majority of the
legislature which will choose a United
States senator.' Former Congressman
Kdwln C. Hurleltth lecelved the re
publican preferential vols for senator
at ths recent prlmurius.
wJ rcWi'-U 7 JMfiMM Ml!
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mmm
Improved Progress
Gas ranges
Cash or Time
$15.50 to $25
Try Gas for Cooking
It Means Satisfaction
Asheville Power & Light Co.
" PHONE 69. '
I
Another Thins Kntlrely.
"I always sympathize with the un
der dog."
"But do you bet on him?" Judge.
Fine airy rooms En and 75 cents at
the Phoenix hotel, in heart of the city.
ltcxrt of the Condition of
T1IK COMMONWEALTH 11AXK,
at Black Mountain, In the State of
North Carolina, at the close of busi
ness September 4. 1912.
ItKSOl'HCKS.
Loans and discounts $52, 362.32
Overdrafts secured. . .$20.14
Unsecured 60.84 80.98
All other Stocks, Bond and
Mortgages 600.00
Banking Houses. . .12,500.00 ,
1 Furniture and
Fixtures. . . . 1,800.00 4.300.00
Demand loans 600.00
Due from Banks and
Bankers 37,487.83
Cash items 25.30
Cold coin 195.00
Silver coin. Including all
minor coin currency .... 261. B0
National bunk notes and
other U. S. notes 2,900.00
' Total ..198,712.93
MAB1L1TIKS.
Capital stock paid in 10,000.00
Surplus fund 1.000.00
Undivided profits, less cur-
rent expense and taxes
paid 1,620.20
Deposits subject to check.. 79.479.79
Demand Certificates of De
posit ' 8,303.44
Cashier's Checks outatand-
, Ing 307.50
Total $98,712.93
Slate of North Carolina, County of
' Buncombe, as:
1 I, Adrian A. liegeman, cashier of
the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowllg and be
lief. ADRIAN A. HEOKMAN,
, Cashier
. Subscribed and sworn to bfor me.
this 9th dny of September, l'il2.
. WAtTKR 1 OAUOHEHTV.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
J. W. McKOY.
W. C. II ALU
I C. C. LoltD.
' J- Directors.
SILKS
MessaUnn, Pcau do Sole, Taf
feta, and Foulards,
75c, $1.00 and $1.50 a yard.
Big demand for the new patterns.
MUMPOWER'S
Soils for- Cash; Sells for Los
17 S. Main.
More Butter Crust
Bread used in Asheville
that will be the logical result
of the Board of Trade cam
paign which means more peo
ple for Asheville. Thone G22
for the bread or ask your gro
cer. ASHEVILLE STEAM
BAKERY
WHITE KID
GLOVES CLEANED
We have a special washer
for cleaning ladies kid gloves
and use distilloil gasolene for
cleaning them. When we re
turn them to you they are thor
oughly clean 'and wllrite, and
aside from the scratches you
have given them, look like new
gloves.
Asheville
Dry Cleaning Co.
8S N. telnifln Ave.