January 31, 1914
THS ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
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and will take the Greensboro fran
: chlse for the North Carolina baseball
I league
Attorney Retained.
t New York, Jan,31. That the Irish-
American Athletic club will do all lit
I Its power to prevent the Amateur Ath- i
! Kolehmalnen and Abel Klvlat, Its two
; great runners, la shown In the club's
' action in retaining John T. Dooling as
special attorney to look after the boys'
interests, announcement of which was
made today.
Mr. Donlinar was instructed tn nn-
bu will often see a man who ful- , Dear wlth VIviat and Kolehmalnen
your Ideal of a man In almost t before the local registration commit-
TREAT CHOLERA IN
HOGS WITH
SERUM
Read This
HUHPICIDE;
particular. He may have a good
fine physique, perfect manners,
itteresflng personality and bear
kit with the distinguished air of
htlemau. His linen Is immaculate
pis clothes faultless as to cut and
Mai. But all the pleasant first
lesions are ruined when you dls-
the collar and shoulders of his
covered with loose hair and
ti of dandruff. ,
I. Is an Indication of personal
ssncss, not te say unclean lincss.
eel like telling him to get a bot-
Newbro's Herplcide, and If you
real friend to him you WILL
lim. This remarkable remedy
in a short time- remove every
of dandruff from his head, stop
lair from falling and prevent
becoming bald. Bald-headed men
t look old, whether they are or
idruff is due to a germ which
the scale-like accumulation.
Id's' Herplcide, used Intelligently
this accumulation, prevents
lir from falling out and stops
rightful itching of the scalp al
hstantly. It has a most dellght
tjr. liclde Is the Original Remedy,
lestroys dandruff. There Is
jig in the world .lust like It,
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tee when they are tried on February 1
and If the runners ore suspended by
the committee to appear before a Su
preme court justice an argue""for an
Injunction restraining the A. A. U.
from keeping two athletes out of
competitions.
Department of Agriculture Is
Doing Much to Eradicate
Disease.
I elent serum to treat an average hun-!
i dred pound hog costs about thirty
i cents at a liberal estimate. The treat
I ment is by hypodermic injection.
The department In initiating its
campaign against the devastating hog '
j disease has only been able to com
mence in a few of the districts where
; the cholera was the most widespread
! and where the active co-operation of
the state was offered tn enforcing the
ordinary' quarantine measures etc.
SOLD SHOE LACES AND
ACTED AS "LOOKOUT"
INDIGESTION, GAS OR
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Time "Pape's Diapepsin !" In
Five Minutes All Stomach
Misery is Gone.
SEVEN
PRISONERS ARE
BY
Hazelton, Pa., Jan. SI. In the
W ashington, Jan. 31. The depart-'. double role of deaf and dumb mendi
ment of agriculture, during the past j cant and "lookout" for a gang of
year, has been conducting campaangs i postof fice robbers. Michael Scanlon
in Indiana, Missouri, Iowa and Ne-j stationed himself in front of the post-
braska to control the contagious dls-i office at Conyngham, near here yes-
ease of hogs known as "hog cholera''
Really does" put bad stomachs in i
order "really does" overcome indi-j
gestion. dyspepsia, gas. heartburn and !
sourness in five minutes that Justi
that makes Pape's Diapepsin the
lurgest selling stomach regulator In j
the wj&rld. If what you eat ferments I
into stubborn lumps, you belch gas
and eructate sour, undigested food
terday and sold shoe laces and
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u, memo ui m.-,.u8 ui4 iu... - ,,,, .!,,. ha,i ia ,,;,,. nri n,hPS:
open tne sare ana escaped with sever- ! " .- - . -
al, hundred dollars. Scanlon, who ! th '!h f"0.? COa'ed,: '"r "
later was arrested when he lost nia 8ldes fllled w th b"8 and lndiB?lbe
waste, rememuer ine. muraeui iaiie
Diapepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
I t's truly astonishing almost marvel -
Most of Them Old and Dis
abled Conditioned on
Good Behavior.
NTS FRflM THF
OF
Spocial to The Gazette-News.
Raleigh, Jan. 31. Seven
and farm quarantines. In one county
Pettis county, Missouri) where there
was a loss of 18 percent in 1911 and
36.6 per cent in 1912 of all hogls
raised, there was only a loss of 14.7
per cent up to November 1913. This
decrease waa due to the use of the
serum, which although not used there
by the department's agents until Au-
I gust, 1913, materially reduced the
loss. About 80,000 hogs were raised
i dnrlng the past year and of the 10,
000 that died of the hog cholera only
! about 1,000 wer lost after the active
use of serum and quarantine meas
ures were inaugurated.
In every county where these meas-
way coming from Conyngham to this '
city, confessed his part in the rubbery
and implicated two other men known
as "Philadelphia Slim" and " Phila
delphia Whitey." Roth the latter are
wanted in other parts of the country
for similar offenses, according to the
local authorities. He said he become
separated from the other men after
an exchange of shots with the post
master, who was awakened by the
noise of the explosion.
SPORTS
elirh. .Tan. 31. A charter wn
The capital Is $10,000 authorized
$660 subscribed by Julius Cone,
Clary, Paul C. Ltndley, M. C.
ui. u. .1 i i i .1 i . i , . r-iH.in null
IcKnlght. The corporation has
ures were employed, even though be
pardons.gun after the disease had continued
were granted yesterday by Governor : t ravages for some time, there was
Craig, one on account or newly dls-1 ieSB loss from hog cholera than In
covered evidence that the trial Judge I either of the two preceding years,
advises the governor would have! in addition to its great function as
cleared the prisoner Is presented at a preventive, it has been found that
his trial; and the other six being to ; the antl hog cholera serum would
convicts who have served long terms cure a large proportion of hogs in
and are now disabled. the early stages of the disease and
Ed Moore, New Hanover county, render them immune after recovery,
serving one yeai" for assault with a j However, if hogs are not treated by-
deadly weapon, is pardoned because! this serum from 75 to 100 per cent
of newly discovered evidence. of all affected herds, die. This serum
A. E. Ingram, Cumberland county, j so far as is known, is the only thing
serving four years for bigamy. He Islthat will prevent the disease,
an epileptic and weak minded. I of hogs actually sick when treated,
William Morris, Edgecombe county, I the departments inspectors lost but
serving twenty years lor burning a 25 per cent during the past summer,
barn. He was hurt accidentally in Of well hogs in diseased herds, 2.8
railroad construction eight years ago. I per cent died after being treated and
Alex Landers, Uuilford county, of hogs exposed in herds less than 1
serving fifteen years for second de-j per cent died after being inoculated
gree murder, is old and totally dls-; with the serum. In an infected herd
abled and paralyzed. there is always a certain proportion
Ramsey Jackson, Haywood county, of hogs that are'well.
serving ten years for highway rob-: The inspector examines the hogs
bery, Is old . and totally disabled and ; when he arrives, takes the tempera
nearly blind. ! ture of all hogs in the herd and sep-
Kelley Montgomery, Surry county, I arates the sick from the well. The
serving ten years for second degree j temperature is an indication of the
murder, is old and totally disabled and ' sickness. The temperature of a sick
has been in the consumptive ward for j hog, unless the hog Is' near death, will
eigne montns.
Jim lalson, Pender county, serving as high as 107 degrees or 10S degrees
FIREMEN HURT IN
PIANO FACTORY ililE
ousr and the Joy is its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin will give you a hundred dol
lars' worth of satisfaction or your
druggist hands you your money back.
It's worth its weight in gold to men
and women who can't get their stom
achs regulated. It belongs in your
home should always be kept handy
in case of a sick, sour, upset stomach
during the day or at night. It's the
quickest, surest and most harmless
stom.tch doctor in the world.
New York, Jan. 31. Three firemen
were hurt, one seriously, in a fire
which destroyed the Walters Piano
factory at 236 East Sixty-third street
early today. The firemen were on the ot William Morris.
secona noor wnen a varnish vat be-1
side them exploded. The flames reach
ed a public school building adjoin
ing the factory but were checked be
fore much damage resulted. The
property loss Is estimated at
$300,000.
play a number of brilliant comedy
scnes as well as startling dramatic
situations and it is enacted by all-
English company, under the direction
on filarche Close S P. M. Jonight
Special Values for Joday
In manv of our departments we will offer excep
tional values today, Saturday.
Jn Our tfeckvtear Dept.
We are Bfaovmg some very good specials in the way of
fichues, dainty collars, sets, and bows that sold for
25c. to $5.00.
Special 15c, 48c, 98c, $1.48 and $2.98,
Jin Our Muslin Underwear Dept.
A few garments are left, and we will thank you to
call in and see them on sale today. They will be- found
in our Muslin Underwear Department on the second
floor.
Lot 1, 10c; Lot 2, 15c; Lot 3, 25c; Lot 4, 50c; Lot 5,
75c; Lot 6, $1.00.
Sn Our Ready -to-is)ear Dept.
Only a very few suits left at Half Price. We call your
attention to the ajjove fact and assure you that you will
get good service out of a Winter Suit bought at this
time at such a small price.
Also Women's Coats at Half Price today.
about
spectacle,"
"Honey Boy" Evans' Minstrels.
With a company of minstrel favor
ites embracing such players as John
King. Sam Lee, Vaughn Comfort,
Com my Hyde, James Meehan, Eldon
Durand, William H. Thompson, Joseph
Gillespie. I'd. Lindeman, Will t'awley,
"Rags" heighten, Master Paul Van
Dyke and others. George Evans will
be seen at the Auditorium on Monday,
February 9th. giving matinee and
night performance.
A new program of up-to-date min
strelsy in an all pew scenic frame and Atlantic
with an all new wardrobe embellish- Atlanta
ment will lie offered. Of course, the
singing corps will offer new
J
Ti WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
Lowest
Ashevillc
City
last night
. ... 42
. . ..40
.. .. 38
Birmingham 34
songs Boston 32
ten years for burglary, in the second
degree, has been In the tuberculosis
ward for two years, is old and totally
disabled.
All these pardons are conditioned on I treatment to preserve its quality and
future good behavior. a qualified man to produce it. Suffi-
"Everywunian.'
The term "dramatic
which 13 used by Henr W. Savage to, and the. bis orchestra of the company Brownsville
describe his production of "Every- under the skillful baton of Eddie Cu- Chicago .26
woman," which will be seen here' pern will be found fulfbnd satisfying. Denver 24
shortly, means n panoramic series of These yearly productions of high class Galveston 42
beautiful stage pictures with a plentl-1 minstiely which "Honey Roy" Evans Helena 28
ful nrimivriire of onern. musii-nl cumd. buy sn masterf ullv manaired to nro- Knnvtl!e 3fi
run above 104 degrees and sometimes d aml drama. The company num. duce have been found really excellent : Mobile 38
bers over one hundred and fifty peo- in character and enjoyable to the j Montgomery 40
pie and three car-lpftds of scenery and i lover of this time honored amuse-! New York, 36
electrical effects are transported from ! ment. The little minstrel star him-j New Orleans .. i. .. .18
city to city on the tour which
Farenhelt.
Some states are engaged in the
manufacture of serum to cure this
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nniAirccc Aim ru a v
fK INLUl AN J 1111. AA
TODAY
DONT MISS THESE EXCELLENT PROGRAMS
PRINCESS
"The Fireman's Conscience"
Biograph Drama
"The Windfall"
Lubin Comedy Drama
"The Somnambulist"
Melies Drama
PRINCESS ORCHESTRA
GALAX
"Birds of Prey"
PATEPLAY
"Grist to the Mill"
(In Two Parts
Essanay Drama
"Pathe's Weekly"
Current Events
GALAX ORCHESTRA
LICENSED PHOTO - PLAYS ' SHOWN EXCLUSIVELY
"Ttiti Blindness of Virtue."
Founded on a subject that is now 1
j being discussed In every civilized ;
home in which there lire children,
t'osmo Hamilton's (Treat play, "The.
Blindness of Virtu re." will he present
ed" at the Auditorium at an early date, '
by Wlllltlm M6rr!s' All-Kngllsh com-j
Jtalty, direct from their sensational
engagement from the Little Ihcaler,
(London. The organization is In this,
i country for only a short time. Ac-'
cording to reports there can be no
'doubt tht'.t Cosmo HamUton has bit
upon a. theme greatly in need of von
; illation and one that is row being!
: seriitttsly agitated by all right-think-j
ling people. Tile "Blindness of Vir-:
lue" Is said to contain behind its veil-
jot brlllant comedy and thrilling dra
Jmati'' situations, a sermon of ;rTat
lvalue and a thrilling indictment of j
(the fashion of permitting children
Flo grow up In Ignorance of certain Im- 1
I pulses ni.il conditions. "Th - Blind
ftlCss of V ! 1 IK-'' tells the stcv of the j
; daughter of n lector of a si;all par-,
isli near I.ondi n. A young man who;
t ha been sent d wn from b ! K itci
und Oxford - nd regarded with dc-j
spnlr by his tMVr Is srn study,
with the vicar a final reaort. "fell
youth and the daughter of the vl ar i
fall In love v. 'lh each bitter The I
girl in I i'M'r standing c-.vtoln in- i
waid Impulses throws he:sif It a
compromising fit V) lion wit i the stu- I
' nt. The re '.or appears i.i-l HI onee i
falsely accuses the young man when i
the daughter frequently demands to
know the meaning of the accusation
the father .ers what might have been '
the result through his daughter's
ignorance and begins to understand
that the blame for the whole affair
rests upon himself and his wife Cpi
mo Hamilton has written into the ;
self is always delightfully entertaining Portland, Ore. 42
and the monologue moments with St. Louis 24
"Honey Boy" are a sure tire case of Salt Lake City 22
unrestrained laughter. , San Francisco 4R
Washington 42
Normal for this date: Temperature,!
36. Precipitation. .14 Inch.
Forescasts for Asheville and vlcin-;
ity until 8 P. M. Sunday: Fair and
much colder tonight; Sunday fair.
For North Carolina.: Fair and much
colder tonight; Sunday fair, colder
in east portion, high southwest toil
Highest I northwest winds.
yest'd'y j General Conditions (past 24 hours)
6 3 There has been a rapid change In
56 weather conditions since Friday
j morning, the storm that was over the
j northern Rocky Mountain region hav
i Ing moved to the Ohio valley. This ,
' storm in connection with the slight
disturbance that was over the Gulf i
States, the middle and south Atlantic
states, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and
j Arkansas and snows in the lake reg
j ion. Temperatures are lower in the
north Atlantic states. The following
heavy precipitation (in inches) has
been reported during the last 24
hours: Chicago, 1.08: Birmingham,
1.00; Cincinnati, 1.06; r,nulsvllle, 1.04;
Nashville, 1.00. Fair weather is indL
cated for this vlcntty tonllght and
Sunday with much colder onlght
T. R. TA LOR. Observer.
70
70
62
60
30
54
48
36
66
GS
71
' U. S. Department of Agriculture. 30,nru
jWEATHER BUREAU. 3
Saturday, Jan. 31, '14 j g
EXPLANATORY NOTES!
ohwrvttlons inken tt 8 a. m.Tttth mcridltn time. Air pressure reduced to set level. . Isobars (conttnuout llaes) pass tbroatb Polntt
of equal air pressure. Isotherms idotted linos) piss tnrougu points 01 equal usmporaiure; arawu amy iui iru. ireenug. ana lor.
O clear Q partly cloudy; cloudy; rain; snow; report missing. Arrows fly with the wlpdFlrst figures, temperature;
MKund DreclDltailoo of 01 Inch or more for pai.tiit hours; third, maximum wind Yeloclty.RI aJalWt mC",
Mutt Never Had an Ounce of fiumor
By "Bud" Fisher
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