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I Thursday, September 25. 1913 PAGE TWO THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS IS. USTON'HiS SOME OLD RSHEViLLE PAPERS Highland Messenger and Ashe ville Messenger Pnnted 1848-1854. Mrs. E. J. '.Anion, a member ot one of the ohlest Asln vnle lunulas, has several old newspapers 'published many years au tn Ashevillo ana !;nl tiiuli, which she loaned In 1 no .az-ette-NcWs sometime ape Amen.;- .these papers are some which were, pioiii!li;y iiiiiuiiK the Urst i-i inu d in . Asheville.. which date train l.s to . 1S54. They are ' .veil p'r -served ami contain some ery interesting leaning mailer, especially the advertisements. .Mrs. A.ston's memory is rich in the events of thetow n's early da; s. sh.' ."was acquainted "with practically all tile man who hud to do Willi the simp lug ot the desiinit s of Ash-vil ie. The first paper eer ;.r:.itlrd in AsheVille, she says, was Pu 1 I isii.-.l hi lr. .Mc.Vally ami her nude, Joshua Roberts. She t li in ks it was ill. iiii-ii-lautl Messenger. A paper u; :h: name is among- those .Mrs. Aston n 'has and it was published by Atkin Ji bed man. -Mrs. Aston also has eoL-- of the AsheClll- .Messenger. Which -,as unl ---dat'-d by tile liisihland .Mess, a- I.y a' t ,'o y--als and what! v.iis pu ' -li.-In -1 i'S lo-. Jatoes lain. . one of Hie . li.'s p".oeer cit Liens. 'I'll ere is also a copy ol Tile Spi'-il tile .'..a.'. This was a I ' 1 I i nr. i : !' 1-u per publish. -d .' t Ka li i l: h a bout t lie .same linn- as the two above nn niioi' ed. ' iiioh .Ml:-. As'on la-mem 1 ers as the first teini" raneo (taper pul-iisln-.l in North i'arolma. '1'he imrchnms and business no n of that tilile seemed to l.e ratilor hi oral advertisers, for there were il.-iil of advertisements. Au s nie most ill, oral advertis ers Were i'alloa v Snmna y and Ilan liin & !'ul inn, Tin- ad.oi-ns moms indioale il.ai ih.fe r.ruix w.-re il.iin: a lalaial litel'e'.i UtUe business. .Many of the advertisements referred to ne Brertse giving notice of gules and of fering rewards for escaped 'negroes. The bank of Cape Fear had a branch here at that time. There could not have been much real live hews at that time: for one or two pages of some of the copies were taken up with speeches of Henry Clay.. I : sides these old newspapers. Jlrs. Aston has three, bound volumes of maiiii.iius alinota 200 years old. They are the Columbian magazine which she thinks was one of the first maga zine., published in the I'mled Stat s. .Mrs. Aston's father bought them at the sale, of the property of a family named Young that lived on the Swauuanoa river, many yens ago. committees mm 1 1 he roR'-n; Prcg-raras Have Been Issue 1 for Fall Meet of Scottish Rite Masons. i ITo:;i lias have been issued for lllci 'annual reunion of tin- Ancient .tii.i j A, e, pied i 'rder of Scottish Kite .l.i-j .oil-', i u-a-iu of .North Carolina and ' , V ile . ol Asll'A die. W'hil ll Will be , l'--,-.i il, I'e ll, lobel' .'V-.Ml. The pl'o- r.!!ns m a .iitaii-ed by W. I ibra- .iotjiil. e. ilo w (v re.'etltK appoilHei ' -. ,1 el.:l of ! he Scottish Clle 1 a.;, ... lo ,1,,.,.. , d .1. M. I 'IlileS, resigned. I I, -'.'I'. - u' IMS I'e'lMioU Will be eotlli.-rf. vl from I ll.' lout tn in i he ihii'ty-se-.ob.l, ; lie ,. m-i e work to be :n I'lmaii' of .ife Ash, ,illo lodi.es aad It is i-.pi.t-, --i to. ;t there w ill l e a largo r.iiiirn r ' of . a all.l.U s p.V' s. nt I loin all pal ;.t , e: ih - stale. !;ntier Will le Sol ell to :!! rs and e 1 lid b ,:- at the leiubi. . ., h e'.emiei iIiii'Im.i On. ...i.nbo, lo i 1 lie 1 il ei it I let's of the 1 U'ler ol tile flasi- ! Ml St;ir. I . 'file folpiWiim eommittees I);) Vl- be. 1 ' to ! o lo make il.-o-::.!;y al'ltlllUe I . ' ' l ie or l he i a aio" : Kv , ,!i-.,.:ci,v::, A. Walker. T. .1 HuikltB, Alphonsti H. Cobb. Woqster B. McKwen and William f Ran dolph. ' (Yedeiulals Dr, Chase P. Ambler. V'o"'n Kandolph and Clyde H. V - ; ' .""..' 'lass John A. N.chols, Walter S. Cain, Wallace H. Davis; Edgar J. .Nottingham,-jr., S. AVhitlock Lipinsky, Ed ward K. Hrown and Thomas Marr. Ueception C.eorpe B. te, Mark '. lirown, Philip S. Henry, Oeorite !' iycwis. t5eorite K. Brown, Frank S. KcimeU, -Masseine C. Xoland, i.'obfi'C 11. forrells. Or. U. F. Eckel, Charles V. Smathers. Heuben i . Sams, Soloman Hpinsliy, Emmet E Galer, Will P. Howard, Unfits J. Wood it li, William II. Harrlsoh, Neptune Ihiektier. Frank M. Weaver. William V. Coom r, J. Howard Allport. Jelg fra! Stem bore, Clyde A. Hildebrand, i:,.ort;e C. Sheban. Joseph N". .Mease William 'C; Itrown. Fred C. Todd and I'llias i'ox. . Memberships-Thomas .T. Harkins. I:lan! I Irookshh'e, Samuel H. 1 - 'e. Samuel T. Lewis. James E. Fuhtham, I'M'. Isaac .1. Archer. J. fiaviiss lie. tor. Ceorse H. le.ividsoti, .latnes 1. Mallonee. Alphonso 11. j 'olib, Thomas Furness, Herman Carr, V i-tor Stern, James . I'hilos. AVil ia in ,1. I'oteat. Woosp-r ll. McEwen, I'liilip H. Moale. Dr. 'Clyde. E, Cotton, ired Kent, .lolin F. Patton, tleorire V '. l'hilll.ps, J.iiin's 11, Colvin. Kobert il.. Francis, lr. William J. HunnieuM. j.i dm .MeCraeken. Samuel . Pratl- ! and Thomas C. McCoy. lief ri shments William Pure, Albert S (Inerard i'a.;top n. Meaeham. Si.ua Wi'liam A. War X la Is am! Pert E. Mellols. -1. 'aes C. .Mel'h.-i s ui will have h i"te of i he roh.-s ami Willard A. V.r.rd is the electrical director. The Seotiish Kite ehoir is composed !' 1'i.d YY. Kenny, director of music. V iniam i'. Jones, first tenor: Fred W. '-!.r,, se, , nil tenor: Almond II. b in-.--, lirst base: Thomas A. Jones, -com! lose. Miss )ai.- Smith will i a - organist. The a:! for the reunion is sinned by -'ilvin A. Walker, venerable master. .VshoviiPi lodiie of Perfection: Fred '. Todd, wise master, KniKhts Hose i'i-.-a: Thomt-s .1. Harkins-. eom ii.i ud.-i- Ki.p-lus of K.olosh:' Dr. ''as. ip Ambler, master id' Kados-h, ' h- i ill.- copxjKtorv. William I'. Pandoltih recently has OMUIM, GLOSSY Try Grandmother's Old Fav orite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. H. Wiiml inil Wash- ,1a Almost everyone knows that Sane Tea and Sulphur, properly conipoiind ed, brliiKS back the natural color and lustre to the hair when fnded. streaked or array; also ends dandruff. Itchini; scalp and stops falling hair. Yeiirs aso the only way to Ret this mixture was to make it at home, which is mnssy and troulilesome. Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sase ami Sulphur Hair Hemedy." - You will !t't a larpe bottle for about " cents. Everybody Uses this old. fatuous rec ipe, because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does It so naturally and evenly. You dam-, pen a sponge or soft brush w ith it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, by morn ing the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two. your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and Klopsy and you look years younger. Smith's druK store agents. been chosen as secretary of the Scot tish Kite bodies in this citv, and the prei;raiiis have been issued under his direction. He succeeded James M. elides, who resinned a short time aso. The approaching reunion is being looked forward to with k. en interest in Masonic circles, and il is expected that Scottish Kites Masons from all parts of the state will be here for the annual meeting. The Kreater number of the candidates will be Western North Carolinian--, although several members of tin- class will i iiiiio from other sections of the state. fja iSrji Qose ' '(J i (f WHO fURN.'SHt'j. Lf,Y 'AVlflli soc-.i. Tjftsct. a i II I li1 Ji ' oil'l llUlil tiNG-HE "SNAKE" - : : s Ghari.oi6 I I Yr I w J BCl- Ls 4S RAILROAD MEN ID BE : HERE ON OCTOBER 22 I H Mr. Hardwick 'Will Discuss j Important Road Matters I with Dr. Pratt. I S. II. Hardwick. liiss. US' r tra'lh mnnaKor of the Smithitn lailuay. Ivi was h.-re today to atteld the meetiim' of the directors of the (lreater Western North Carolina association, suites that October L'l has been ni(nnil as railroal day at the Nationn! -tlnnservation e jii..;:!on Pel; - neld afl K u -1 x il le, aad he expee-.s a host of railroad hk-u in atiendanee on that date. The sing news about this to Ah -vtHe "er. is that the railioud men will i to this city the I'-iliowiiK day '1 tile opellinsf session of th" eastetn rassetmer a.-sot'iat ion. idem . W. I-.n ley of the era will be at Knoxvillo and wil on to Asbt ville. Th eoiiven- I ilat to b. pleas ho we. 1 OMe lo .-It' Southi I Sotitlu i-onn en (iood Heads on this dato. lo Asbevill f the Sonth'-iii Appal'u-hiati assaclatioij. uiU also op:i and President Finley win have a i-onference With its prealo Dr. Joseph Hyde J'latt, on r ntie pdrtar.t road matteis. The day be a bi one for this ittiy. RATE FIGHT ! TO ASSEMBLY MR.?. HOPKINS Hitrt , Ready for Business , -'.:"-. .itt ' - i'l - ' ''''-' We beg to extend an invitation to You to Visit Our New Store and inspect our varied line of Ladies' High-Glass Ready-to-Wear Apparel such as Suits, toats; Dresses, Evening Gowns, Party Gowns, Lingerie, Shirt Waists, Neckwear and Leather Goods. 16 PAT TON AVE, as best that it people it is my opinion iposition that the I could, and i ri ai-liria 1,1:1 iml irovefin ;. 1 said he Uip w it is the state is entitled, as a bcijintiln in the He likened the dis the protective tariff, been ninde in 'hack start has been made At lM'r4$ CJofOfAKOtCMNfc-; TIT ISLmTrO in or Ji TODAY TOMORROW SATURDAY EDDIE DeNOYER AND ROSA DANIE CO.' 25 PEOPLE 25 . Present "IN WBNQ" A two-act Society Comedy Tabloid, also 3 HEADLINE VAUDEVILLE ACTS 3 i SiOtJO.OO Pir V7ock Show $1000.00 First Appearance in the South. (Continued from pnfre e "--s men from a distance. The situa tion was tense when he arose. .'o. . single person In the vast hall knew what he would say. and there won many conjectures as to his attitude. The K'Hernor never appeared to bettei advantage In his career as an orator and his words ram; through the emit biiildinif. He declared his willingness to bear the responsli illty, of th. aet- tieMH'Dt. MivtliiR VmlUd pi flrder President call d the nitetint; to older nt 1!: 30. He ! riefly outlined what the nssoelatlon hud done, spoke of what ll hi. pes to do, and then pre i efited Covernor Ciahr. "In the coin Ideiati. hi of th: ipies tlon (bat we Imve before us now," said Onverr.or Craiff, "I ihave had but one purpose, the wel. ii.lot the v.h' le atilte. I come before you now, the sovereiirn people of this stat., itiler 1 c ited in a Kreat cnusi , to speak to you frankly and fully the conclusions I i have reached. In an investigation of , this matter. I covet Jour commenda tion, 1 covet your approval, hot re gardless of these I must speak the conviction that I have or I would not be true to the people of thil state "For moae than 25 years the state of North Carolina has been discrimi nated aitainst in favor of Virginia and other tales. Th. y are responsi ble for the evils, but the people of North Carolina also for not enforcing their rlxhts. "North Carolina has paid tribute lo them of millions and millions of dol lars, but thin has not been the great est evil. This evil Is that industries hava leen forced to go elsewhere to secure good treatment. The time will come when these unjust dis criminations will end.- Home people heretofore Imve crlnl nut against It, but they were not heard, In the Inst general -Assembly a , contest was begun In earnest, and has been kept up in earnest. It Is I but just to say that the legislative I frelghii rate commission has taken hold Intelligently." uovernor Craig discussed the con cessions In general, enumerating th various reductions. In addition to the definite propos ftls they say If they can obtain the consent of their connecting lines they will give North Carolina reductions from eastern points. That Is a eon i dltioniil proposal and that 1 do not lei: a of Ner;h to accept," i-ttid Covernor Civ.i; not all to which but declined it w rinht direction, 'riminations in A beginning has inn the tariff; a in the right direi tion, He said you rannol obtain justice tinder the present rate system. Yon can not obtain It under be laws that are upon Hie statute books of this na tion, lie referred to the amendment of the long and short haul clause, nl lowim; tin interstate commerce com mission to say when this principl should be applied. The uovernor said he believed the concessions wore ureater th-in ih tate eoitl.l net from Iho Inleri-tut commerce commission aTter yours ot ljt'Kttion. The concession amount la Jl'.liflO.OIHI, It is estimated, but th' Hrentest Pain is In t -nnhllng Iho cities and towns In this, state to rivet thf competition. - ' "The I 'lestion of acceptance, la with ti e ;r. in .nl Osaeinbl.v, 1 want peace, cut I pvrfVr t;-ir to tin !ii,.:iinioit pe ice, bu ihls is roniethin that w -an hoio stl.v Jtecapt, if i did not think so 1 would not recommend il." Covernor Cral'i said be was in tavur of exerting all the power.- of the sla1.' call that retaliatory legislation if you nill to take tbess rnrrlers iriv" ns fair rate". If these n iltn wen not beyond stole jiir'sdlctinn. then would be no negotiations, bernuu" ,r statnte would deal with the problems, ovo corporation can build the aover- i fia i oW'-r of this s ate, 1 watil every brdy lo i-;l !i-!s;ald Ilia? ill a i -i-.;e ,s! t'- :-!- . i.ilit 'd lo tin.'- wl.!t.ul an .' : ' . 'a, if. I know; that it a-.. i : lain the sta'e ou;h; iva .e una. a ia,,. wi are dealing with u I !, piaeiicnl iiuestion. We cannot gel t t our ri. his until Hie whole theory of til - la ws rr- overtitrned." iioveini r Cra'ijf did n .'t the :.i-'ipoM-il adiii'timent hnal. but Hint It should be men! for two years. I , mean thn should be an adjust- IK WEftTHER lEMPir.KATURF. fewest last nlabt Highest yesfdy A.-hevil ... .;.'. .'.' . At'anta .... A0an:lc City . ; . . , . Ail'tasta . '. ( 'harlaslon . . . . . . . . I'ht.rloUe ........ . .Tii-.-kso-ixillc . . . , . , .. Key West . . . . . . . . . Knoxvllle . . . . ... . . . Louisville . . . . . . . . . Mobile. . . .. : ,. . . v Mi.ii'.gf.tm ry . . . . . Vpv 'irbuna .... . . ; N'ew York . . , . , . . .. . llalclph . . , . ., ...... Savannah Tampa Washington WilmiPBton . . ...... Normal for this date: Temperature 02 degrees. Precipitation .08 Inch. Forecasts until 8 p. m. Friday for . U "T2 , . ' ,. f(! . , . (M "t . t," :r, . ..fin , . ;i - r, ., 7 . . O il S'f- . 70 . 4 , no 7s . r si. . ,"i .". ; M . ' 74 , fill 7 , 70 KS . 4S 74 . KG , 72 , 'ishiv'lle and vicinity: TonlKhi fair fid slightly warmer; Friday fair and '.-aimer. hoi- .V-irili Carolina: Tonight fair. to) Blight IV warmer In west portion; '-'ri- fair, warmer in the. Interior: lia.h". moderate northeast to ca'it wil ds. tieneral i'ondllioiis ( l'at 21 lliiur 1. ' Vhrn? arr three depresslcns on t'oa mornlng'n v.-inther map: one over th wentern I-nke resrion, another o, : rotithwest Texas while the third o.a-i-. lie", ArUuna and southern Callfornii. Hfavy rniMs have occurred In tillu homa nnd in portions of Tex is and showers in the western Lake region, the northern Plains states and the oontta! ducky Mountain region. Th r riys-nre eon'.inurg hiah in the Atlan .i" nates and ftom the HlnJnti Males v-.i-.it ward to the .Pncillt; coaat. Free: n-; terPlV'iatures oectirred in , (toloi-tilu, .Mi r nan, V diraska, the Hakolas an 1 W'yom'n ;. The following heavy pre cipitation tin inches) ha3 bei n re ported during the-last 24 hours: Abi UftO. 2.00; Fort WoMtl, 1.22; (iklabo-2.0-1; Hnn Antonio, 1.16. Fair and war hut weather Is Indicated for His i icinity tonliiht and Friday. T. K. TAYLOli, Observer. Coif OutiNinir lloubtfnl. Py Associated Prtw.' ."1'ir.pbis. Tenn., rtepli -V'it'ii elqiit players rlin'i'.nlei! from it. -i hainplonshlii tomtuinx.nt nt the women's Western Qolf niaociatiati . : terday, the outcome reiruiinn a i iioa . fu! us when the lirr.t loiinl r t!l match play started. Prediction ar--iiindM that M las arol!ne Painter, Chi cago, the present cahmplon will retain her title. consider. . He explained the shortcomings nf the first proposition, which failed to give relief to border points. That wsi an Impoaalbla coadltlnn. The preposition that the state, should bend Itself not to retaliate with legislation. That fas also Impossible. ' These con- wg wsw Wi mi we ? ' ' - .1 'iv:.-'; . ,; - a. .. r '1 - ...- a "THEGALL" ' - '- . V " t J , , SPECIAL FEATURE IN TWO PARTS AT GALAX THEATRE TODAY PRINCESS THEATRE ; i ;, .todav . "PATIIE WEFKLY" AX OK THE VOOI8" Sellg Animal Production f M t'Tl'AI I'X I)Erl.STA'DIXO . Kdlson Irama.' - N ' - 'le"- ' - PKIXCEKS ORCIIEKTnA Don't mt,m MT MInn This I "roc ram ' GALAX THEATRE . ' 5 : , todav "' ; -; "THE CALL" A Two Part Featura by Vllngraph Players. "THE LOXFf-Y IIEAIIT" Svilg Drama i OAliAX OnrilESTRA - Ion'l Miss Till-, Program. 1 .llltons hava been Improved. "I hove examined hM-ropMiUa 0
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