Saturday. February 7, 1914
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
PAGE FIVE
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NQU1HY WILL BE MADE
INTO REBATING CHARGES
Investigation to Determine if;
Steel Companies Received
Rebates.
Washington. Feb. 7. Investigation ,
I as to whether the I'nited Slates Steel i
j corporation has received illegal re- j
i hates from railroad during the last
six years was begun today by the In- j
I terstate commerce commission by the
Issue ot a formal order for hearings
Under the recent resolution adopted by!
the senate. Debates for hearings will!
be announced later.
Formal notice of the investigation
PLAIN TALK
from Two Prosperous House
wives, About Peruna.
Mrs. E. T. Gad
dis. of Marion,
North Carolina,
writes to the Pe
runa Co., Co
lumbus, Ohio:
"Before I com
menced to take
Peruna I could
not do any hard
work without
suffering great
pain. I took Pe
runa and Man
alin. and can say
Mrs. E.T.Gaddis
with pleasure they have done more
for me than any other medicine I
have ever taken. Now I am as well
as ever. I do all my own work and
it never hurts me at all. I think
Peruna is a great medicine for
womankind."
Mrs. Sarah Frye, No. 105 Sylvan
was served today upon all railroad Ave., Asbury Park, N. J., writes: "I
companies and upon the following have no words to express my gratl-
named concerns:
United States Steel corporation; Car- j
negle, Union. Illinois, and Indiana;
Steel companies; National Tube com-1
pany; Shelby Steel Tube company; j
American Steel and Wire company;
American Sheet and Tin Plate com-
pany; Sharon Tin Plate company;
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad;
company; H. C. Frick Coke company; j
Interstate Transfer Railway company; I
Spirit Lake Transfer Railway company.
PAYS RECORD PRICE FOR
! SMALL COWPER 1311
RULING MAY RELEASE
Based on Interpretation of In
determinate Sentence Law
Of Kentucky.
sued, the case finally reaching the
court of appeals. The court decided
that under the law he was entitled
to a parole when he had served his
minimum sentence without the neces
sity of going before the prison com
mission and if a parole were refused
the petitioner had the right to secure
a mandamus for his release.
P. A. B. Widener Said to Have
Paid $700,000 For Rap
hael's Painting.
Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 7. Several
I hundred convicts in Kentucky state
prisons may obtain immediate release
under a ruling just made by the state
court of appeals. The decision Is bas
ed on the court's interpretation of the
Indeterminate sentence law and re
sulted from an appeal in the case of
John DeMoss sentenced to a minimum
of two years from Covington.
DeMoss served two years and ap
plied to the prison commission for
parole. His plea was refused and he I lege
SAY THEY WILL GO
ON HUNGER STRIKE
tude for the wonderful cure that
Peruna has done for me. It is a
godsend to all suffering women. Pe-
runa has done wonderful work for j
me.
"I was sick over half of my life
with systemic catarrh. I want this
letter published far and wide, as I
was a great sufferer, but to-day I
feel as well as anybody can feel.
"Nearly all my life I have spent
nearly all I could rake and scrape for
doctors, but none of them did me
any good. But since I started on
your Peruna one year ago I have at
last found relier in your wonderful
Peruna. I had begun to think that I
was not going to get well, but thank ;
God I am well to-day.
"I hope and pray you may live long
to help others as you have helped '
me. Instead of being a walking drug
store I am growing fat a.id doing
Well I will never be without Pe
runa." Those who object to liquid medi
cines can now procure Peruna
Tablets.
EVENTS FROM THE
tions from league club officials' nere ;
today for a conference.
Inability to finance a club in Tor
onto, In accordance with the opinions:
of other club owners, was said to be'
the reason for the contemplated
change which may be made at today's
meeting.
Cleveland interests which formerly'
held the franchise turned over to Tor
onto because.no available grounds
could be procured in Cleveland were
reported to have acquired a sultanie
rite, and to be willing to take back
the franchise. Promoters in Cincin
nati have announced they were anx
ious to have a Federal league team In
that city
Wyckol'f Marries.
A Williunisport, Pa., dispatch to the
Washington Post is to the effect that
Miss Lena Ivrouse and .1. Weldon
Wyekolf, a pitcher for the Philadel
phia Athlctic.-f were married there
February 5. They will leave on March
1 for Jacksonville, where the Athletics
wil open their training quarters. It is
generally understood here that
Wyckoff pit. bed for Raleigh during
the latter part of last season using the
name of Conley.
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THE WEATHER
TEMPER ATU It K
lowest Highest
last night yest'd'y
AshevlUe 4 0
Atlanta 41)
Birmingham 2S
Boston 28
charlotte :;rt
Chicago is
Denver -4
Galveston . . ";;
llclenu -
Knoxville 3 1
Louisville 16
Montgomery 2 8
47
6(1
fill
62
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Qon Marche on ftlarche
Store Closes at 8 Jonight
We have found that the public appreciates our early
Saturday closing hour and are corrfortoing to it. It paves
the salespeople shorter hours and materially increases
their efficiency daring the time the store is open. This
fact is mentioned casually to jog your mind in ease you
wish to shop here today.
Aadies' Idinter Coats at Closing
Prices
AY hat we derive from these coats is a secondary con
sideration. The main object is to get them out of the
store. Their space is being demanded by the ever in
creasing flood of new garments that arrive daily.
Bon Marche garments are the standard of quality
and stvle. And no matter what is being worn, they
are in good taste. We could probably carry them over S
and get much more than they are now offered at, But
the room they occupy is valuable and it is the Bon Mar- f
che code of honor, to have ONLY new apparel at the be
ginning of each season.
HALF PRICE is the reduction we've made on all,
Winter Coats, Ladies' and Children's included.
Chicago, Feb. Members of the
Waitresses union arrested yesterday
while attempting to boycott downtown
restaurants where strikes have been
declared, announced today they would
go on a hunger strike if they received
sentences.
When the police attempted to arrest
them several of the waitresses sat
down in the snow and refused to walk
to the station. They were taken to
headquarters in a patrol wagon.
Basket ball Monday and Tuesday
nights. V. M. ". A. vs. Tusculum Col-
Reserved seats :!5c.
1 OF SPORTS
New York 34
Oklahoma. . 2 l i
Phoenix 24 62
Portland. Ore, . .' . . S2 34)
St. Louis 2 4 0
Suit Lake City 1 K 21
Washing! on 34 ii'l
N'oimal for this date; Temperature
2 7 degrees. Precipitation .IS inch.
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Sunday for I
AshevlUe and vicinity; Fair tonight
and Sunday, colder tonight with a
cold wave, much colder Sunday.
For North Carolina: Fair tonight
and Sunday, colder tonight with a
cold wave in west and central portions,
much colder Sunday, brisk northwest
winds diminishing.'
Gencrul Conditions (Past 21 Hours).
The storm that was over the cen
tral .Mississippi valley Friday morning
?ell for
New York, Feb. 7. Purchase by P.
A. B. Widener of Philadelphia of
Raphael's "Small Covvper Madonna,"
announced today for a sum said to be
in excess of $700,000, creates a record
price for a single art transaction in
the United States. The previous re
cord was Mr. Widener's purchase ot
the "mill" by Rembrandt for $500,- New York, Feb. I. From seven
000. capitals in Europe airmen are to take
The "Small Conwer Madonna," Might simultaneously on April 20 for
also known as the "Panshanger Montecarlo,. according to a cablegram has increased in energy ana nag mov-
Uaphael," only recently arrived In : which reached the Aero club of Am- 06 to the eastern Lake region. This
this country from England where' It erica today. disturbance has caused high winds
ntrnho'fui1 liv Duveen brothers; For the llrst airmen from each city on the Great Lakes and has been at-
for $500,000. The picture was first to alight on the Montecarlo grounds j tended by snows in the upper and ecu-
offered to the National Gallery in Lon- a prize of $.000 will be waiting. -i tral portions pf the Mississippi valley, i
don but funds were not available for i There will be rewords of $2,000 ' the take region and the Ohio valley 1 t urea below zero as far south as Kan- Wilmington, 1.04. The indications
its purchase ! for the flier who makes the best ! and rain in the Gulf and Atlantic : sas City. The following heavy precip- point to fair and colder weather with
The "Panshanger Raphael" was time and prizes of $1,000 for those Mates. The cold wave is moving east- ItatiOh (in inches I has been reported ! a cold wave for this vicinity tonight
ki i he nrflsl !,.. Motel, Aflntlri The '.uronein wart end lias nov. overspread uir .ns- uiiring me laai -t iiums. .nimiiui. ui... au ........
For instance: $20.00 Coats at
mm
Jhree Specials on Qood Knit
Underwear
Our Knit Underwear stock embraces the best pro
ducts of reliable manufacturers. These three Specials
are taken from our regular line.
50c Knit Underwear is priced at ,. 39c
$1.00 Knit Underwear, pants, vests and union suits,
79c
89c
$1.25 Knit Underwear, priced today at
One ot of levf Spring Blouses, for
95c each
J
PRINCESS m GALAX
painted about 1503
was 2 2 years old.
a panel 2 5 inche
Inches wide.
The picture is on
in height and 1 r
REGULATES PAYMENT
OF P. MONEY ORDERS
TODAY
PRINCESS
Special Feature
"A SON OF HIS
FATHER"
In Two Reels
A Iubln Drnnut
"UNTIL THE SEA"
Romnntic lira ma Sclig
PRINCESS
ORCHESTRA
GALAX
'CONCENTRATION"
Hiograph Comedy Drama
TOBACCO INDUSTRY
Imbin Industrial Film
"WOOING OF THE
"SALESLADY"
Meiic's Comedy
"PATHE'S WEEKLY"
Current livenls
GALAX ORCHESTRA
Washington, Feb. 7 By President
Wilson's signature, the bill to regulate
the payment of postal money orders
today became law and Postmaster
General Burleson appointed a com
mittee to prepare regulations to exe
cute the new statute. The bill pro
vides for the issuance ot orders pay
able at any money order office and
will, according to the postmaster gen
eral, greatly Increase the volume of
j this business. In the last of the liscal
year nearly 'JLlMio.ouu domestic rooncj
orders were Issued, amounting to al
most $62.1,000,000. The net income
to the postoffice department was over
$0,000,000.
capitals selected as starling points
arc London, LSrusseV-, Paris, Ootha,
Madrid, Yinna, and Rome,
A route has been designed to Mona
co, and all the Men will have to pass
above a number of intervening cities.
Report Contradicted.
Chicago, Feb. 7. Direct contradic
tion of reports that Toronto Might
be dropped was given by President
Gihnorc who returned from his east
ern trip.
"There la no truth in the report
that Toronto is to be dropi'd," said
Gilmore. "I found everything satis
factory on my visit there and the
bat ken" of the Toronto club are en-
tlius
-n.i.idiu.n SuiKaoj) tn.. a)" (ddissis
lures to the Texas coast and tempera-
2.02; Hatteras. 1.44
Thnmasville, 3.72;
Charleston, 1.5S; Sunday.
Savannah, 2.20;
T. R. TAYI.OR,
Observer.
utlc.
( 'lik'ago,
erals will
penn., nt in
mer. uocordl
ager of the
authority foi
Ac new. catcher
pitcher, and Gl
Feb. 7.
ie anon
the new
the
Senator Bacon ill No Danger.
Washington, Pbi 7. Physicians at
! lending Senator Hacon of Georgia de
termined today that his fever was
I caused by the condition of his kidneys
and did not result from a recently
I fractured lib. It was declared today
i that the senator was in no danger and
I that his fever was receding.
Several New Yorkers were said to
ha eager to finance a federal league
club and it was rumored that an op
tion had been obtained on the old
I Brooklyn grounds.
LICENSED PHOTOPLAYS SHOWN EXCLUSIVELY
Baakel bail Monday and Tuesdaj
nights. V. M. C, A. vs. Tusculum col
lege. Reserved scabs 35c.
Ke nial City Fed- I
fighters lor ;iie
ew league next Buin
n Joe Tinker, t i in
aco Federals, woo Is
ctatemenl that S.nn
Q eorge a Biimsartiner
Williams, outfielder.
have lift the St. Louis Americans to
play with siovnll's team. With Ban in -gardner
and Bkimling of Cleveland
the mainstays, HtOVall'C pitching sto'l
it is believed will lie among the
strongest.
Tinker ha received the signed con
tract of Cadmus Coles, who whs on
the reserve lis! of the Philadelphia
Americans and who had a bulling av
erage of . 150 in 111" New York state
league last year. Coles I an out ''ieldcr.
Thomas McGutre, pitcher last year
with the local federals, has signed a
cor.l nu t with Tinker.
Toronto Ma be Dropped.
Chicago. Feb. 7.- Toronto may he
dropped from Ihe Federal league cir
cuit and tile club's franchise may be
transferred in Cleveland, Cincinnati,
or NaW York, according to liitima-
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
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j Saturday Feb. 7, 1914
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EXPLANATOHV NOTES!
i m.M.nlntn ciken it 8 m 7Jth meriiinti time. Air ;.reaure reduced to sea levol. 'Isobtm (eonUntiotui HfiM'tM through fAlM
of J2S5 ! If "n '-at" iNtkwm awi llilMl Ptai ilirouch polnuof equal Umperaturc; drawh only foriero. rreeilDg. 90f. and 10O.
O Q narilvcloudv 0J cloudy. rain; snow; report missing. ArrowjflT with the wind. Flut figures. tenDerure;W
Sooad, precipluUoa of Ol Inch or more for pait21 hours; third, maximum wind velocity. I jggin 2
Ts While You Sleep Foul Deeds Are Done
By "Bud" Fisher
x pASNMe! r J a rul'H5MD5HMe! like a Nice A ClJj BbmmF9"
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