Tuesday, November 12, 1012
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irdOOOS
NO WORRY
ABOUT FIRES
If vou are supplied
withM & AV INDIAN
Coal, lias highest per
centage of fuel value, and
burns to little, ash.
Phone 130 for -.whiter,
supply.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
ISllSKENffiE
n
ASNEW FEATURES
Constable Jones Star Witness
in Case Against Wiley
P. Black.
Kerndell Brand Coffee Is
made from the finest coffee
beans nature produces those
grown In the porous lava beds
of the tablelands.
The process of .drying; roast
ing and blending Kermlell
brand coffee retain the true
. aroma and enhance the deli
cate flavor.
Send us your orders.
E. C. Jarrett
cuore I'jiones ana s
1921. Market Phone 473.
FEET COMFORTABLE
ALWAYS
-That is, if clad with Guaran
tee shoes i n tan, or gun metal
leathers, with plenty of room
for your feet, yet graeelul in
line and shape. (See them in
window best in the country
for four dollars.
GuaranteeShoeStore
South Maiu 81
WE SELL IT FOR LESS
We can nice,', your wants
in silver and nickle ware.
The only place for a com
plete line of china, tin and
enameled ware.
The I X L DEPT. STORE
11 I'atlon Ave. Phone 107
J. E. Carpenter
JEWELER
"Watches and Fine Jewelry.
"Watch Repairing my Specialty
No. Hl'aik Square.
eyes testf:d
glasses kitted
lt. 7.. V. IllGIISMlTH
OPTOMETRIST
8 Grady street. Phone 1127.
AS1IUVILLE, X. C.
OPTIMISM
AND ENERGY
On the part of our city
'building institution and
the men behind it are
making a
GREATER
ASHEVILLE
Which has already be
come famous through
laundry work done tlii
NICHOLS WAY.
J'.OOST, llOOM, Iil'IIJ).
Asheville Laundry
Where Linen Uvea foner.
I. A. NICHOLS, Msr.
43 College St.
Judge Adams in Police court now
has the task thrust upon him of un
raveling another whiskey -case that is
unlike any that has come up in Ashe
ville in the past and probably has
none sides for solution . than any
ether. A lew developments In the
case came out this morning In the
'hearing against Wiley P. Black,
charged with keeping more than two
gallons of whiskey on hand for sale.
Just enough evidence was taken to
day, to make it interesting and the
cas-e will be concluded tomorrow
morning.
; Constable Hack Jones was the star
wltnew this morning and it developed
from his testimony that since last
May six barrels of .whiskey, have come
to Craggy station consigned to I.. H.
F!eis; further than the mere arrival
of the whiskey Mr. Jones testified to
some rather interesting facts. It
seems that as each barrel of the spir
its arrived Wiley llluck -went -before
Justice of the Peace F. X. Waddell
and made affidavit that Mayo Broth
ers of Cincinnati, from whom the
whiskeywas shipped, owed him a cer
tain sum of money and he made ap
plication for claim and delivery pa
pers on the barrels separately, naming
the value of each at $75.
The papers were issued each time
by 'Squire Waddell and turned over
lo t'onstable Jones who proceeded to
Craegy with a dray and removed it to
a barn in Woolsey owned by J. C
.vioore. the key to which was furnish
ed him liy Black and was carried by
him after the whiskey was stored.
There was no evidence that there
has ever been any adjudication in any
of the mutters since the whiskey was
seized.
It,. was at this point that the ease
wag continued until tomorrow morn
ing and the court, instructed Mr.
Jones to report some time during to
day or by 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing the exact whereabouts of the six
barrels of whiskey. Then a deputy
fherlff and two policemen went to the
barn in question and made a search
which resulted in their finding one
Ballon, of "the spirits instead of six
barrels, and besides this they also
discovered 26 empty jugs and demi
johns. Explanations from somewhere
will therefore doubtless he expected at
tomorrow morning's session of : the
court
It might be of Interest to the whole
proceeding just here to state that in
law a justice of the peace has no right
to ispue claim and .delivery papers for
goods exceeding in value 150 and so
the whole proceedings before 'Squire
Waddell are void since the affidavits
distinctly state that the consignments
were worth If 7 5 and he had no juris
diction In the' matter. 'Squire Wad
dell will be one of the principal wit
nesses nt the hearing tomorrow morn
ing, when he will be asked fully about
what disposition he has made of the
canes' in the premises.
t'onstable Jones was asked rather
pointedly this morning why he had
not brought the whiskey Into the city,
where It would have been placed in
the jurisdiction of the Police court,
l ot he gave no reason for this ac
Non. Other Police Court '('awn.
There were two eases docketed that
promise to prove Interesting If there
are any grounds for the actions.
Charles llaney and Dormer Shlpman
are charged in these cases with the
larceny of ia from R O. Williams by
holding him up on the public highway
at the point of a gun, one man manip
ulating the gun and the other going
through his pockets. The cases will
probably turn on the ldentlllt atlon of
the two men by the victim, Mr. Wil
liams. The rases went over for a day,
John Klnger.was on the docket
charged with retailing to Susie Joneii
but when the case wus called he failed
lo respond and a capias was issued
for his arrest. The Jones woman was
before the court the previous session
for being drunk In the city and she
made allidavlt that sho had bought
the whiskey front Klnger.
WIIIlM Kyle was found guilty today
of an HHseult with a chair on Mary
Spears and wus lined 110 and the
costs.
Zch Coche was taxed with a penalty
of $4 and the costs for being drunk In
the cltv.
The case against It. C, Taylor,
charged with driving an automobile
on the wrong side of a street car
while It was discharging passengers,
wus continued.
In the case of Mrs. Nelson, who hud
been found guilty of disorderly con
duct, a Judgment of nol prosse with
leave was entered.
Sassaparilla
Cures all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex
ion, creates an "appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsat&bs.
C!TYNEWS
The directors of the Ashcvillu Mer
chants association have a meeting to
night at 7: ISO o'clock for the transac
tion of important business and it u
urged that all attend.
K. P. Burnett brought to the office
of The Oa.ette-.ews today a large
stalk of cotton with many bolls,
which he grew in his garden on South
French Broad avenue.
Judge Boyd signed several docu
ments in United States District court
this morning, including some .-bankruptcy'
proceedings, and court wus ad
journed. Me left this .afternoon', for
his home In (Ireensboro.
Deputy Collectors Kanlpe and Shel
um have reported to Internal Revenue
Agent K. It. Sams the seizure of an
Illicit distillerv and complete- plant In
Burke county, also the arrest of two
men connected with the plant.
No motions or other court matters
were brought before Judge Boyd in
United States District court this morn
ing, although there will be some bank
ruptcy hearings this afternoon. Judge
Boyd will remain in the city until
Wednesday.
J. M. Patterson, chairman of the
progressive executive committee of
the county, II led his election expense
account yesterday. The total Is
$159.20, about a tenth of the amount
showed In the statement of Chairman
J. E. Swain. Mr. Patterson's state
ment' shows: Newspaper advertising,
$40.50;. printing, $34.73; railroad fare
and livery, $35.35; clerk hire, . $25;
rent, $13; credentials, $8.35; postage,
$2.55.
By an instrument tiled in the office
of register of deeds, dated October 22.
the Southern railway leases to Dickey
Kr Campbell, lumbermen of Black
Mountain, rails and angle bars for a
rialroad from near Black .Mountain
partly through Buncombe, McDowell
and Yancey counties for a distance of
live miles and 34 00 feet, for a period
ol live years, for a consideration in
tents which will hereafter be paid by
!he lesoeii.
f h
aimers ten
O TO R C A R S
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In Ladies' Long Coats. Large
stock to select from. .
GEO. W. JENKINS
i 18 S. Main St.
MOTOR CARS
Made in Chalmers Shops
HIGH QUALITY RUGS
Pretl v Xew Patterns
All Sizes-
Just it ceived, a new shipment of Chalmers cars, (one Ij ASHEVILLE CARPET
and one six clyiuder). Conic in and see these won
derful values. .
";;t;" $1!.")0. ".")" $2400, fully equipped. - - 1
Asheville Automobile Co.
IP sod 17 Soatb Lexington Aveniao.
1
HOUSE
i 20 Churc h Street. Phone 228.
Carpets and matting laid without ex
tra charge.-
INDEXED I'lTiE BOXES .
Are mighty handy for. taking care of tertain kind of papers and
correspondence. For those who have much correspondence, our .VERTI
CAL KIM NO CABINETS, of Globe-Wernicke fame, are unexcelled, and
giVes'you quick access to all important papers. :; ..
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
. Take 1 he Children some
FRESH 2H TAFFY
i CANDY KITCHEN
WE WANT TO TALK
To- people wbo desire to put
in their winter supply of coal
now, while the wentlnr's good,
and while the price is special
in five ton lots. All papers in
the country are carrying asso
ciated press dispatches as to
shortage of cars and it is very
likely that the price will soar
this winter, bur Monarch Coal
is high grade.
Southern Coal Co.
fnone 114. No. 10 N. Pack Sq.
M & W
i
I COAL
('old frosty morning
and cold .windy days tell
the needs of a good coal t
M & W leads.
Phone 40.
Asheville Coal Co.
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HXlt HMMI.I,,,,,
HAYWOOD STKEET
HEAR POSTOFFICE
SUPERIOR COURT
Ai'Kiinieiil Is Heard In Oscar Sains vs.
Charles I'. Williams. Trustee,
and W. II. Kevin.
The, entire-morning session of Su
perior court for the trial of civil cases
has been consumed in the hearing of
the ease of Oscar Sams vs. Charles V,
Williams, trustee, and W. II. Beeves,
vhich was taken up yesterday after
noon. The evidence was finished this
mornini;; the arguments will be this
afternoon.
The plaintiff alleues that he bought
a piece of land from the defendant
Beeves, glvinK four noil's for $200
each; that after he had paid nearly
till of three of these notes the de
fendant Beeves refused to make an
accounting and thereafter refused to
accept payment for the balance of
the notes; and had the trustee, the
defendant Williams, to ml vert inn the
land for sale,
.a dies ' guaranteed gold and pearl handles, silk covers $4.50
(Jent's sterling silver handles, silk covers ........... $3.75
!l goods guaranteed as represented, or money refunded.
C.rantN No. 2 1 Cure Cold and Grip. 2."c
Chamberi ft Weavei. Livery. Phone)
Asheville l"aint (Juts Co., formerly
The .MIller-HIre Paint Co. I.orin Palnl
WAJMT3
I.iiST Small photograph (ttrotip)
Monday ufternoon between Brock's
Sludlo and Square. Return to this
office. lt-236
CMAXNING'H WORKS, 14 vol.
Dickens. War Between the Btate
Johnson' Encyclopedia, Universal
Dictionary. Histories, Hloirraphlea,
Cheap. Ve Old Uook Bhop, 114
Button Ave.
FOUR AUCTIONEERS BUSY
OUT HI JACKSON PARK
T.HXXM POWDERS.
" Not soup tone, but the pur tale.
White and flesh color.
Why pay for a name? Once, used,
always used.
t. ASHEVILLE BARBER HUP. CO.
23 North Main.
GOOD ONE
GENOVAR SMOKER
& Cents
" BARBEE'S
14 Patton Avenue
A. II. GOODLAKE
Contractor & Builder .
Concrete Work a Specialty
2 D.'Paci C v-iaiB.
Throughout the day people have
beon coming and going to the Jackson
park, where Robert R. Reynold li
developing: a residence addition to the
city and today la having the lota aold
at auction. There are over 300 lota,
and It la expected that the aala will
continue until the late afternoon. It
la a very busy place. Besldea the
numbers that are attending- the aale
there are crowds ef laborers working
on tha streets which have been laid
out through the property! and In clear
ing up the lots. There la a brass band
which helps to keep things lively; and
a barbecue dinner was served just
after noon to those attending. Four
auctioneers are employed to cry th
bids.
At 1 o'clock today not half of the
lots had been sold, as the bidding on
moat of them was very lively. The
bidders seemed to think that they
were getting the lots at reasonable
pi Ices, although some of them had
already brought as high as 1350.
Among those who had purchased
lots were Dr. li. n. Weaver, Frank
Mndsey, Mis. J. D. Mowers,... W. P.
Howard, Mim Muftis Btlnes. U O. Hnr
ullnn, U. U Karnier. W. f. Abbey, ft
SMkl. ather, Mrs. Kle Mi.bley.
Dl'ND A few days ugo In Ashe
ville, a butv h of keys with Coca
Cola opener on the ring. Owner
please call at this office and pay for
this adv. and receive same. 2 (i C -3 1.
M IKK ION CIX)CK NOW 11.95 We
are making a special offer for a
short time only. For cash, we will
sell a handsome MISSION CLOCK,
24 Inches high, 12 Inches wide.
strikes the hour and half hour on a
cathedral gong. 8 days wind, Welch
movement, serviceable, snd alto
gethcr very attractive. Suitable for
hall, living-room, or dining-room
This price is only for those who pay
cash. Only one clock sold to each
person. 1.. X. 1 Department Store,
No. 2il Patton avenue. Phone 107.
j . . 236-52t.
BLOM EERGS
For your Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, Smokers
Sporting Goods.
17 Pat ton Ave.
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
Portable Lamps, Electric Ironi
and Heating Apparatni.
W. A. WARD
l2Chnrch St. Phon 449.
FILMS DEVELOPED BY S
FILM EXPERTS.
They get results, impossible or un
likely at home. Kodaks loaned free;
films for sale; prints made; better
pictures less money.
KAY'S STUDIO does It better
charges less. 2 N. Pack Square,
Articles and !
Peters June Pasture Dairy Meal. Peters Alfalfa
Queen Dairy Feed. Peters Arab , Horse Feed.
Each the best of its kind.
ASHEVILLE GRAIN & HAY COMPANY.
Vholesale Distributers.
Umbrellas
we nave Just -received our first shipment of 1913 Buick cars.
These cars are now on exhibition at our show rooms on North Main
street and you ure "invited to call and inspect them.
Last year -we were forced to return several deposits 'because of
. our inability to procure sufficient cars to supply the demand.
Come in now and make your reservations for the ensuing year,
you may be disappointed If you wait till later.
i ...
Arbogast Motor Co.
Phone 303 No. 52 to 60 North Main St.
The Best Picture House in the State.
'nncess
The Place to Spend an Enjoyable Hour,
Halibut Steak, Mackerel,
Ked Snapper, Lobster.
ACME FISH CO.
riioito ail t'L-iunil Murkct
3
PIECE ORCHESTRA
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KBBfl
Flowers
FOR SALlT'OR EXCHANGE! -A new
f eight room modern house. Nice lot.
- fine view. I xi cation Furman ave
nue. Will sell on easy terms or ex-
change for vacant lot. Hee Donna
hoe Ik Bledsoe, Phone 649, 236-3t
FOR 8AIJC A choice lot on Hillside
street and Arlington street and on
same will build you a home to suit
and pay for It like rent. Bee Don
nahoe A Bledsoe, Phone 84. 238-SI
NOTICE If you own your lot and
want a house built on it or wish
. new home, see us, we will build foi
you. Hee Donnahoe Bledsoe
Phone 49. 21-3l
FOR HALF.- -Beven piece Kltehet
Bet, Including a cleaver, breuv
knife, can opener, carting knife an
fork, paring knife and csrborunduir
sharpener. Brand new articles ir
neat boxet orjtr a few left Whit,
I hey limt, only ufto per set. 1. X '. L
Th-pMrtment Htore, No. 21 I'littor.
li venue. Phone 107, 236-521,
Having accepted the agency for Flowers for Chas. L. ,
Baum, Knoxville, Tenn., we are in a position to supply
all kinds of Cut Flowers. We cater especially for de
signs for weddings, funerals, etc.
McKay's Pharmacy
LEADING DRUGGISTS
"On the Square." ? Phone 1947
HOME ItfAl? I AI)n FRESH
MADE LUffAf JUfAlAU RENDERED
STAR MARKET PHONES 191719181919
"We are the successful Caterers to Variety of Appetites."
Theatre
J
PICTURE PROGRAM TODAY.
"The Irony of Fate' Love Story Vitagrapli
"The Love Test" Coined y . . . . , S. 0. A.
"A Railroad Loekinvar" Drama ". . Kaleni
Open from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
A REAL COMFORT
The Simplex Electric Ileatintr Pad. Is ready for iiku at
any instant and will furnish you the noccssary heat eontin
uously, day and right without causing the least bit of both
er. Use in place of old style hot water bottle. Single Ileal,
$5.50; Three Heat $0.50.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Opp. Postoffice. 64 Patton Ave.
FRESH CLAMS 25c Pt.
ASHEVILLE FISH CO.
Phones 33-280-315 City Market.
Citizens Transfer Company
JULIAN WOODCOCK, Owner.
: FURNITURE MOVING t
Prompt Baggage Transfer Service. . , ,
. Endorsed by tT, C. T. and T. P. A. J
Wis
M
on neaiers
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
House on Cumberland avenue. T.rms , room cottage. D-.pot ssctlon
Ilk rent. . .Price 110.00 month.
MARSTFI.LER & CO " MARDTZLLER & CO. ...
J faiain - tl lly-uw) tit, IWI Kitate, ft :vtw4x f
it .--I h.. i .' i .. ,,...t "
Make your borne comfortable with the smallest
amount of fuel possible. They are AM TIGHT and can'
be regulated to any degree you wish to keep your room.
Try one today. . ' "
f ) Ottis GreenHdweCc. (w
11 w. p-zr-