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THE QUESTION OF
COAL
Is settled at once if you
use ' : : .;
M.&W. INDIAN
COAL
Highest ; in " carbon, or
heat units. Full weight;
quick delivery; entirely
satisfactory from1 every
standpoint. Phone 130.
IflGEL JLGQUITTEO
DF BANK S MURDER
Killing 'Occurred 12 Years Ago
Plea of Self Defense Is
- Sustained.
Terrible Suffering
Eczema Alt Over Baby's Body
, "When my baby wns four roonthi
.old his face broke out with ecxema.
and et sixteen months of age, his face,
hands and arms were In a dreadful
state. The eczema spread all over his
body. We bad to put a mask or cloth
over his face and tie up his hands.
Finally we cave him Hood's Snrsapa
rilla and In a few months he was en
tirely cured. Today he Is a healthy
boy." Mrs. Ines Lewis, Baring, Maine.
. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood dis
eases and builds up the system.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Saraatabs.
1 y
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
In the Madison county ; Superior
court at Marshall yesterday, Joe An
gel of Ivy was acquitted of the murder
of Latta Banks, about 12 years atco;
Angel killed young Banks, the trouble
being the result of domestic adalrs.
After the shooting he left the state
and remained In hiding for several
years. Several months ago he returned
to Madison, and after spending a few,
weeks In the section whore he hud,
lived and not being recognized, sur
rendered to the authorities and de
clared that ha desired to stand trial. -Me
was represented by Col. J. S. and
V. A. MeKlroy. I
. The killing caused a great Jeal of j
excitement in the Ivy section. There
were various reports about it, one be
inc that Anirel had shot voune Banks
llOllCSt I while he was begging for his life. At
ine time many ieit tnat Angel stood
The de
fense, however, contended that Banks
had been making threats against the
life of Angel and that he had bought
some cartridges at a store Just before
he was killed and Intimated that he
would give Angel some trouble.
CITY NEWS
WHEN THE
PRESIDENT COMES
TO ASHEVILLE
He'll wear Guarantee shoes,
'cause they're good
i vi ii ,, line ume many ieit mat a
shoes, just like the man that's amall cnance 0f acquittal.
president. Five dollars gets
all the shoe goodness into
footwear that is possible to
put in them.
Guarantee Shoe Store
oath Mala 81
-Ms
WE WANT YOU TO
KNOW
this store simple as one
that never charges more
than the lowest prices.
You can trade here with
confidence.
The I X L DEPT. STORE
22 Patton Ave. Phone 107
THE
ELECTRIC
STORE
. CONSTRUCTION DEP'T
Is there a. dark place in your house
where you often stumble and fall on
account of light -not being in the
proper place, or do you have to go In
to the dark basement to turn on the
light?
We can remedy such things at a
small cost
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Don't miss. Y.- M. C. A. Circus at
City Auditorium, Friday, March 7,
8:15 p. m. ' 20-2t.
NEW CHARTER PLAN
IS IP IN THE AIR
THE NEW
PRESIDENT
Docs not wear shirts bet
ter laundered than does
the Aslievillc man who
wears his shirts launder
ed the Nichols Way.
Phones 1936-1937.
Asheville Laundry
I. A. VICHOLb, Mgr.
S Collet ,
Differences over ' ' Non-Pari-san"
Feature Threaten to
Prevent Any Action.
The supporters of the commission
form of government for Asheville do
not know whether they are going to
yet to vote on the measure or not. The
supporters of the measure sent a pe
tition the first of the week to the Bun
combe members of the general assem
bly asking them to have an election
authorized to vote on the commission
form.
' Senator Zeb. Weaver last night sent
to Archibald Nichols the following
telegram:- ' ,
"Bill of the character suggested
would bring on light and Would be Im
popslble to put It through now. Will
introduce tomorrow, if acceptable, bill
providing benefits of city government
under commission form with three
commissioners, omitting' non-partisan
feature. Wire answer.
The bill or tlie "character suggest
ed" was like' the one voted on two
years ago which was defeated and
which contained the "non-partisan"
feature. ' Mr. Nichols consulted sev
eral supporters this morning. Some
were In favor of the "half loaf" and
others did not wish the bill passed at
all unless the non-partisan feature was
included. .It was finally decided to
send the following telegram:
I .Non-pariisan leaiure wnat tne
people want. Kesponsiuinty up to you
men to do your best. They expect
something done."
It seems now as If it Is the non
partisan feature that the supporters
have disagreed on, and that It may
cause the defeat of any bill at all.
Several months ago one of the leading
politicians of the city remarked that
the bill would be passed without the
non-partisan feature or not at all.
The regular rehearsal of the Y. M.
C. A. choral chorus will be held In the
association building tonight 'at. 7:4S
o'clock. ' ; '' '
In "Good Roads" of March 1 there1
is a large photographic production of
the delegates assembled here a short
time ago for the Southern National
Highway convention. ;, i
The Senior Phllathea class of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
the regular monthly business meet
ing In the class rooms at 7:30 o'clock
this evening.
There was a small Ore last night
shortly after 7 o'clock at the residence
of A. S. Barnard on Watauga street,
but the members of the department
responded quickly and little damage
was done. ' ,
i There will be a meeting tonight at
7:30 o'clock of the eenlor Phllathea
class of the First Presbyterian church.
It will be a regular monthly meeting'
and will be held in the Sunday school
room, . ', !
The weekly supper nnd Bible class
at the Y. M. C. A. building will be
held tonight, end. Dr. R. F. Campbell
will be the teacher. Selections will be
rendered by the Bovs' qrchestra while
supper Is being served. ''
Internal Revenue Agent R. B.J
Sams this morning received a report
from Deputy Collector Miller telling !
of the seizure of an illicit dlstilery ,
and compete outfit in Dickinson coun-
ty, Virginia, when two arrests were
made. Special Employe Joly report-
ed the seizure of a plant and com
plete outfit in Cherokee county,' mak
ing one arrest.
iiialMers 1913
. MOTOR CARS
Made I u Chalmers Shops. .
READ WHAT HUGH CHALMERS SAYS ABOUT .
CHALMERS 1913 CARS
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As automobile dealers we are proud to sell Chalmers Cars proud '
of the Chalmers organisation the following extract from a talk
made by . Mr. Chalmers In Introducing the 191 J line to the
dealers we believe Is worth your reading. It tells more about what
is" behind Chalmers Cars than pages of specifications.
For tired and niihiiipr feet
wear Dr. Eeeds Cushion Shoes.
Prices $5.00. Snappy, warm
and comfortable.
Geo. W. Jenkins. ;
18 S Main St V Phone l
OF SUIffl
A Department of Which Has
Been Established in Ashe
ville Recently. '
Arrc
COLLAR
1 cents, imrn emu
Pine Apples and Strawberries.
t B. J. JACKSON.
Phones 8G-101 ' 18 years ex
perience. Order early.
WAITI
WANTED To send our closed auto
mobile to your homes for suits, tine
dressei;' gloT&j, white slippers, or
any article of wearing apparel that
needs cleaning, dyeing or pressing.
Nearly fifteen year at It and satis
faction- all along.'i'j. c. Wilbar,
Phono Sit. ' ; -
We are in business not merely to '
t make, money, but also to make good.
' We arc In business to stay. Tho
" Chalmers Motor Company can only
r, continue permanently by , building
cars which offer tho highest possible
values at their prices.
For 1913 we have directed our ener- ,
gles to the development of Chalmers
Cars along the lines of Comfort, Con
venience and Appearance.
Mechanically, our cars have, been
right from the beginning. Their re
cords in scores of contests and In the
' hands of 27,000 buyers prove this. Yet
" we have refined and improved them
mechanically from year to year.
For 191S, however, we have direct
ed our attention principally to mak
ing our cars more luxurious, easier to
handle, and more beautiful.
We believe that we have accom
plislied what we set out to do. We .
feel that we do not have to make .
wordy claims for our cars. We mere- .
ly submit the Chalmers line for 191J .
u as the beat evidence of what we have -done
as the best proof of the high
dollar for dollar value of our prn-
duct. . ....
f s. The- cars, themselves are nore elo- .
quent than a volume of claims.
"':.' .-1 '..-..,.. Hugh Chalmers.
J. E. CARPENTER
' JEWELER
'. Watches and Fine Jewelry!
Watch Repairing my Specialty
No. a rack; Square
..siaoo
..$1950
. .$2100
. .2800-
Come to our showrooms and see the cars themsefves,
'Thirty'... i .. ......... ... .
. "Tliirty-SIx" (four cyllmlors) . . ; . .:. .... . ........ . . .
"Six." 5 passenger ... ... ..
"Six." 7-passeiucer ... ... j. .
(Prices Include full equipment
Ashevllle Automobile Co.
Phone 818 and 314. ' 15 and 17 South Itexington Ave.
'The department of Hussell Sage
Foundation, under tho directorship of
John C Cumpbell with headquarters
In the Liegal building here, is a de
partment of rural life with the south
ern Appalachians as Its chief field, as
recently .announced.. The purposes of
the department are to further ac
quaintances between the various rural
ovenctas 'at wor in the field, tha one
may have benefit of the experience
and nowledge of the other, and to
bring prlyate.enterprlses In touch with
the rural life movement under the
direction of state and federal author
ities, and that individual effort may
profit by the advice and suggestions of
acknowledged leaders in state and na
tional life.
On Invitation the department will
seek "to bring to those actively Inter
cstcd In this field helpful Information
obtained from study of rural effort
In this and other countries.
Mr. Campbell Is not a stranger In
Asheville or the south. A residonce of
nearly-.. 20 years In this section has
made it his homeland. Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell will, in the near future, re
move their home from Georgia to
Asheville. -
HAVE YOU BOUGHT KBISON ;A A X RECORDS AT BIG REDUCTIONS? 1,
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- Just think, of these famous wait records, the - 50 cent kind for 31'
,-vnls; the 35 'cpntf knd for 21 cents.. They're going out (rapidly. Have;
two or threa 'morif phonographs. J See them now. .. ' f.-'j
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
We Guarantee Our Candies .
POSTOFKI'"'
CANDYXlilTCHfeN
" The Market " '
3 of Quality '. n 3 .
Tho market ' "
. ) of ClrauIliH'M '
IS FATALLY INJURED
Aged Negro Run Down by Ma
chine of Another Negro,
: not Expected to Live.
Awnings
Made to
-
Order ;
ALSO SHADES
FOR ANY SIZE
WINDOWS
ASHEVILLE
CAHPET HOUSE
LOST Fur muff Wednesday night.
Reward If returned to Langren
Hotel J0-.
WANTED To have you phono 158
and let us call and make an esti
mate of cost of painting your house
for the spring also calcimine and
paper the rooms. Reasonable prices.
Best work. R, I Fltspatrlck
Bon. .
FOR BALE 7 room bungalow, lot
70x170, tine view, price 14550.00;
owner leaving the city, property
must sell. Phone (I4 or see Don-
nahoe Co.. Real Eartte. l0-3t
- h F tf t. Xhone 82S
km! m : -,.-ng laid with-
FOR SALE Nice modern 8 room res
idence, lot 60x310, fine view, sleep
ing porch, 201 yards from car line,
practically new. This place will
make beautiful home. Price $5500.
Phone 64. Donnahoe Co., Real
' Estate. , t0-at
WANTED To buy direct from owner
modern renidonce In Montford sec
tlon. OH size, location and price.
Modern Keskleliee, care Gasette
Tvkv.-s. ' 20-St
POt.,LTHV--Fourteen white leghorn
I'Hti'tH ,iiid 1 imc rM lei rd f,,r s.-il,
Ic .ii,- Mil. 20-31
Ellas Vernon, a negro alwut 70
years of age, was run over by the au
tomobile of Wat. Wall this morning
and was probably fatally injured.
Wall, also colored, owns the machine
and was driving It' The accident took
place on Cllngman street. It Is said
that Wall was running down the street
at considerable speed and that the old
man stepped directly In front of the
machine, which passed over his body.
Vernon was taken to his home and
was attended by Dr. o. D. Gardner.
One ear was almost entirely torn away,
the skull was fractured aad he suf
fered Internal Injuries. Dr. Gardner
ay he has little hope that the man
will recover. ) '
There was another automobile arc!
dent this mnmlnsron Lexington ave
nue, whea the automobile delivery o;
J. C. wilbar (Struck J. H, J!rtlet of
lilack- Mountain. It Is said that Mr.
Bartlett wa knoekod down- btit net
much hurt. - The machine was driven
by Claud Corn, who was cited to ap
pear on Police court tomorrow, .
Chambers 4k Weavsi. Ltvery. phone 18
Asheville Palm A truum Co. fnrmrl
The Mlllef-RIre Paint Cn. Imm -lni
Dr. Arthur F, 7;eeves announces re
moval of office to No. N. Tack 8a
over .NlthoH' Shoe Store. Phone 1483
Dr. Moftrsyer bus moved his oftlr
to room 801, Legal building. Olltr
telephone 1C2. 1
timing N.i. 'J I ('m- t I . : 1 silil (,
rip
- Broilers
Geese
Squabs
Roasting
a
Fryers
Ducks
Turkeys
Chickens
HILL'S MARKET
Phones 4-358 ' "Ahk Your Neighbor."
I J PRESIDENT t
l WILSON j
: -AVill not be warnu'd
with better coal than our
becanse it is ,.G()()I)
J CLEAN COAL. Best S
for stove, prate and fur.
nace.
Are YOU
satisfied with your ., coal?
Look at your ush pile
then try a ton of MON
ARCH COAL, nnd sec
how few ashes remain. It
brings a new era of com
fort and enjoyment in the
home. ' ,
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Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114
10 N. Pack Sq.
X Asheville Coal Co
j Phono 40. 6. N. Pack &.-j
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ILECTRICAL riXTUXXl
Portable 1 .nuspa, Electrio lroni
mif Heating Apparatn.
W.A.WAED
12 Chunih P Phew.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
at cut prices during our over-stock,
d sals now going on - '
GEM CLOTHING CO.
PATTON AVE,
BLOMBERG'S
.Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting-G oods and Toys. On the Avenua
VISIT. THE
New Jewelry Store
"When in need of jewel ry;' diamonds," watches, " cut
glass, silverware or high class leather goods, don't fail
to inspect our large and varied stock.
Lowenbein Jewelry Go
' Guaranteed Repair Work a Specialty.
16 Patton Ave. .
--i- ,,,: vs-'?.ifvs''f';:'-. ; .
One priced system. Everything marked in Plain Fig
ures. -.' ". : . ''.,.." . V ' ' !'; '
mi . MINIMUM COST
i nrna in in
Jl Ul 111 Vf I1C
MAXIMUM HORSE POWER
ARAB HORSE FEED.
Smoked
g
a
Order , Veal Today
STAR MARKET PHONES 1917-19181919
, ."Vfe are the lacreseful Caterer to a Variety of Appetites." 1
PER LB 40C. ' ,
E. C. JARRETT
Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits
Store Phone 1920 Market Phono 47a
Salmon BARBEE'S Sr CIGARS
That's My Business.
Citizens Transfer Company
WOODCOCK, Ot.
FURNITURE MOVING .
Prompt Baggage Transfer Servici.
Endorsed by U. O. T. and T. P. A.
r
i At Classic T.qdviy ;
Everybody enjoys real comedluc. Then sec the two famous Keystone
comedies today: ' . j
I ."HOFFMBYER'B LEaACV and " DUUMMiEH'S VACATION"
"A FRONTIER MYSTERY" . - ; 1
Jl to-reol "101" Bison of unusual plot and quality. 1
,'- ' . . MTUKDAY ' ' .. ' '
"STAR OF BETHLEHEM"
The most Inspiring and truly area t hinllcal picture ever roduccd un--Irss
It be the world famous "Passion Pliy"
WW ASHSVILLE FISH CO.
WHITE FISH AUK FINK FH IlOII.INO
They aro frenh water nun Cfligh,t In Ijike Buperlor, ship.
nirect and received in excellent condition.
fill Your Order Today.
H ip "I r-id (v-.in l.v I
Reach's Base Ball
Goods
. : , , s . THE OFFICIAL GOODS
Wo nrc wholesale and rftail distributors for this lino
of base ball goods. We have just oponed our first i-liip-nient
und invite you to call and inspect it. Cata1o?uo
Free. ' ' ''.'.','.'.",
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