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PAGE TWO THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS Saturday, April 18, 1914 , COMES TO EVERYONE Spring sickness comes In some de gree to every man, woman and child fet our ctimat. !t is that nrn-aown tondition of the system that results from impure. Impoverished, devital ised blood. It is marked bjp loss of appetite and that tired feeling, and In many esses by some form of eruption. The best way to treat spring sick ness is to take Hood' Sarsaparllla. Ask your druggist for this all-the-year-round medicine. It purifies, en riches and revitalizes the blood. ' FAVORABLE ACTION FOR OPENING DAY Merchants Will Allow Clerks To Attend Opening Base ball Game. While the ommlttee from the basc !all cluli did not et just what they naked for Thursday when they ap peared before the Asheville Merch ant f association to ask the merch ants of tlie city to close their respec tive places of business from 3:30 o'clock on the opening day of the league season, which will 1h next Thursday, until lifter the same, they did succeed In getting tile association to pass a. resolution unanimously, in which the merchants agreed to allow sll their clerks, men- and women, who want to attend the game on the opening day to do so. This will mean that all clerks In the city ho work for memlrei-s of the association and desire to attend the opening same. The request of the baseball commit tee last night mbs but following out plans that hev been carried out in several large ilties In the south on the opening of the league season, thla being notably true of Atlanta and Wirmingham, where the merchants closed their places of business and Joined In the mammoth parade held just before the game. from the association meeting the committee appeared before Central Tjtbor union at their nuatera on P. Main street. At the suggestion of esttfa.1 laboring people In the city who are enthusiastic fans, but owing to their working hours can not at tend the games of the season, the committee asVd the union to con sider a proposition to advise the men who are now starting to work at S o'clock and stopping at 4:30 o'clock, to start their work at 7:30 o'clock and stop at 4 In order that those who desire can attend the games through out the season. The committee met with the most cordial reception and several members tooK occasion to thank the committee for taking the 7ti tter up with them. After a brief discussion among the members, the president ordered thnt :hr matter be taken to the differ ent unions of the city by the dele gates present and report back to the Central Ijlbor union what action had beep taken on the matter. It is be lieve.! that the different labor unions of the city will take favorable action on this matter, as many members of the union are among th most en thusiastic, fans of the city. KIDNAPING CASE SET FOR SATURDAY Message Is Received From Sheriff Williams, Now in Washington State. Don't Sleep Well No Good Reason Just Can't Sleep EDITORS WILL BE ENTERTAINED HERE I Party of New York Editors Will be Shown the Hospi tality of Asheville. ASHEVILL CHOSEN E FOR NEXT MEETING Tri-State Water and Light As sociation to Hold 1915 Con vention Here. The Invitation "ttended n in- Tii Ftate Water and Light association, not in convention in Atlanta, to hold i he 1915 meeting in Asheville ha been accepted. Tlx- imitation of the my, and the boaril of trad and other organization wee presented by Wil liam Franc, the delegate from Aahe vtlhs, and the news of acceptance was recelvd yesterday. The. telegram read: xshev.il- chosen for next conven tion Tti-s--i.il, Water and l.ighi ane cintlem." This association embrace the ettlea or the two Carolina ud Georgia and baa a bag membership. It la learned that there la an exceptionally good mtenaano- at the convention now In Atlanta and It la expected that eeveral hundred member of the association will come bar Beat apt-lng. Aabwvllle Invited the association to meet her thla year, but Atlanta waa finally chaeea. It wra fait, however, that It would b eaay to aecure the 1I1S martin. Secretary Buckner of 1h bos i'l of trad ha corresponded fr eeveral week wtlh officers of the association relative to coming here, and when the format invitation waa presented by Mr. Franca It waa pitekly accepted. A message has been received here ' by Wells. Swain and Campbell, j from Sheriff C. P. Williams, who is l in the state of Washington. In which j he states that a hearing would be held I today at It o'clock before Uov- j ernor Brneat Uster at Olympia, in the matter of honoring the requisition papers taken by Sheriff William from Governor Craig for the return of Mrs. ISettif, Hutchinson and Miss Carrie Tlneler, wanted here for the alleged kidnaping of little six years old Edna Cole, daughter of E. C. Cole, of West Asheville. It Is understood that the women have employed attorneys and will fight the matter of the governor of Washington honoring the papers. If the papers taken by Sheriff Williams are honored, then he will bring the women back here for a hearing on i the charges. Sheriff Williams left here about two weeks ago for Washington and the message last night is the first one that has reached the public in regard to what will be done In the case against the alleged kidnapers. The charges against the two wom en have created a great deal of at tention, not only locally but through out of North Carolina, and the dif ferent movements of the parties in terested In the matter have been watched with Interest by many. , It will be remembered that several weeks ago Mr. Cole appeared at th sheriffs office and asked that ire women be arrested, as they had re fused to turn over to him bis little daughter. Officer went to find the women, but they had gone from their home and no trace conld be found of them, although rialroad offices all through this section were searched In efforts to find whether or not they had purchased tickets for the state of Washington, where the; formerly lived. Cater Information was received that the women were in Washington and at once messages were sent from here informing the Washington offi cials to arrest and hold them. This was done, but shortly after the wom en were releuaed on bonds of 500 each . In the meantime, Mrs. Beeeie Tley nolds. Tom aad Walter Tinsley of the Candler section were arrested on charges of aiding and abetting in the kidnaping the little Kir!. They were given preliminary hearings before Magistrate W. A. James. Jr., who found probable cause and bound the defendants over to Superior court and the grand Jury which followed this hearing returned bills against all the defendants. from statements gathered from both sides. It seems that -Mrs. Hutch inson and Mis Tinsley. who Is only IT. are th0 aunts of the little girl snd lived near Candler: that when the child's mother died, the father. E. C. Cole, turned the child over to the two women to be raised by them, which they claim they have successfully done until she has grown to an age where she will be no more trouble, but rather a help to the father, and he now wants her hack. The women maintain that they have worked for and cared for the child until now It seems that they should be allowed to keep it, and further that Mr. Cole Is not a proper person to raise the child. They claim that they left here for the reason that they wixnted to keep the child and raise li as It should be raiaed. Mr Cole states that he will fifcht the CMS Jo the end and will spend any ainojnt of money to (ret bis child back, lie has employed the firm of XV fl Is. Hwain and Campbell to look after his interests In the case and Mark W Hrown and W. n. Whli son were employed by relatives and friends of the women to look after the case for them. Some people can't sleep. The-e seems to be no special reason. They have no disease of the nervous sys tem. Digestion is fairly good. Their habits axe pretty good. They may smoke a little or drink a little, yet their habits are fair. Still they can't deep well. Just a little unbalanced in the nerve j centers. That Is all. They should j .. . , . . , have a little "righting up." Net Monday Asheville wiB enler- A tonic will generally do this. The j tai" a Party of twelve or fifteen edit right sort of a tonic. Peruna I ex- ore of New Tork state who will stop actly the tonic. Digestion Is hurried j over here for the day en route to by Peruna. The stomach is empty i Dallas to attend the annual conven and ready o rest for the night. The j tion of the National Editorial assorln- circulation is equalized. The brain tion. The party will arrive here from I is relieved of all congestions and irrl latinos. The Peruna acts on every blood vessel in the system. It acts on all I of the nerve centers. One begins to I sleep and hardly knows why. i Take a teaspoonful to one table spoonful of Perona before each meal. Sometimes another tablespoonful at bedtime is necessary, where the sleep lessness is very pronounced. Just try It, neighbor. You will be glad if you do. One bottle will con vince you. Peruna is no sleep medi cine. It is not a nervine. It contains no narcotics. It is nothing of that sort. It is simply a regulative tonic. Every home should be provided with the last edition of the "Ills of Life," sent free by the Peruna Co, Columbus, Ohio. 0 0 FIRE HORSES the east about 10:30 o'clock Monday morning and will remain until about that hour Monday night. Quite an ex- l'1 llj.ltllll Ul C I 1 I I" I I rl I I I I 1 I I I I i iita oeen prepared ror them, arrange ments for this entertainment having been perfected at a meeting held in the board of trade rooms at noon to day. The party will be met at the station by a delegation representing the local newspapers and commercial organiza tions and will first be given a drive over the city in automobiles. They will then be taken to the Grove Park inn. where they will be entertained at luncheon by the management. During the afternoon they will be given the freedom of the Asheville Country club and links and the Asheville club. An entertainment committee will ac company the editors throughout the day and they will be given a royal time during their short stay. STILL TRUE BLUE After Being Away For Two Years They Escaped to Department Today. Hob and Mack came back, back to their first love; and If they could have spoken (for Bob and Mnck are horses ) no doubt they would have asked that they be allowed to remain and again share In the honors that were once Olc.it age'n be the pride of the city at: . the delight of every small boy and girl who has seen them dash down the streets at breakneck speed, with 08.1 one idea in their heads, perhaps, and that to get to the place they were be ing driven In the shortest possible lime. Shortly before 7 o'clock yesterday members of the local fire depart ment looked out the front of the build ing and there, standing side by side, without one single piece of harness on them, were Hob and Mack, the horses that had done such valuable service to the department during Ihe years thai they constituted the utar team of the department They tv d been gone two years, and during that time had been Worked almost dally to a dray wagon. ne-er having been nearer the depart ment than passing by hitched tc a wagon. It was not lonn until at least a dozen firemen hud gathered around the pair and if a horse could look glad these two old faithful fellows did this morn ing The men patted and rubbed, talked to them, looked them over and recalled the stirring and spectacular ru.is that the old boys had participat ed in during the days before the smell of gasoline predominated at the de- j liartment. This greeting of old friends I again. Tor n fireman is the most loyal i friend to his horses of any one In the i world, was In lie short, for in the midst of It sll txvo negro drivers sui-! amount of , pea red and look the faithful old fel- smoke. Ih P 1 receaence ) The Hupmobile takes precedence in low cost of oper ation in gas and oil economy , in tire economy, in repair economy. It excels in these most important features because Hup engineers scientifically applying the small-bore, long stroke principle, build throughout for quality and long life ana untiring service, and for mem alone. One Cen t Per Mile And because of these things, Hupmobiles uniformly command a price higher by 25 to 40 per cent in the second hand market. The Hup owner figures depreciation at an average of one cent per mile traveled. Isn't that an unanswerable argument for good motor car investment? Visit the Hup dealer. He will add specific instances that will delight and convince you. Hupp Motor Car Company, Detroit Western Carolina Auto Co. Phone 890 Lexington Ave. and Walnut St. 1TIM0R E FAVORS APPALACHIAN ASS'N The Baltimore chamber of com merce has endorsed the work and pur poses of the Appalachian Park asso ciation, according to information con tained in a letter from S. Davles War field of Baltimore to George S. Powell, secretary of the association. Mr. War field writes that the members of the chamber of commerce are deeply in terested In this movement for estab lishing a national park In the Southern Appalachians for the health, pleasure and recreation of the people of the country' and will lend every co-operation possible In bringing about a real ization of these purposes. The association la receiving stronger support each day, the movement hav ing received considerable momentum a short time ago when It was given the endorsement of the principal commer cial organizations of New York and Chicago. Other like orKtinizatlons that have the matter under consideration are expected to act favorably within the next few days and those most deeply interested in the work of the association are becoming dally more sanguine over its ultimate aucceas. G1TY BUSINESS BLOCK . THREATENED BY FIRE SUPERIOR COURT HIS TO being taken up with the hearing of motions on the part 'of attorneys In terested in cases before the court. i In. the case of C. C. Millard agatnat i Richmond Pearson and wife, non-suit was taken. , A compromise was reached In the case of W. F. White and other against .superior court adlourned at noon L-um Uytle and others, by which it waa yesterday until Monday, in order that agreed that the defendant should pay OE HINDUS DOES NOT ALARM Vancouver, R. C. April II. British Columbians refuse to take alarm over ihe report that a ahlp load of 4S0 Hindus '.en Shanghai on April 14 for Vancouver to teal the attitude or Canadian authorities under Ihe re cent court decision that I'anada Is not Justified In excluding Bsttlvea of Indie. "If the statement Is correct," said Malcolm It. Held, head of Die domin ion Immigration department for Brlt. toli Col mbla, "It simply means that when On. ship load of Hindu ax rlva here they will have to return, as under the order In council B. '., 117. artisans or laborera akllled or un skilled are not allowed to enter Brit ish Columbia" lows hack to their etablrs and in el very few minuieaan alarm was lumen In and the laddies made the run. lo ine thought fr the moment or Hob i.nd Mack. The horses are now the properly of .luHan Woodcock and he uses them in his draylng business. The drivers stal ed that while they were bring brought ou' yesterday from the atahlra on tl.mili lelngtoii avenue, to be har nessed for Ihe day's work, they darted past the drivers and inn straight to the department. BRIO AND WHITE WOLF" LOST 2000 FOLLOWERS Peking. April SI -'"White Wolf" he notoiioua brigand, lost of via Dllewera In killed aad wounded In hureday a haul, at La Ckeu Hasan rosrdlng la la eeTteiel resort. Lat est of th. brigand occurred after he had ceptur.d and looted the town Tiea-Hstsa. Package. f garden seen containing ttuo. Muskmta. Oaesn. Umtmk Mi Turnip Heed will be ,ir, w t any paean calling at The On- tt RESOLUTION TO EXEMPT FARMERS ASSOCIATIONS Chicago. April 17. Acknowledging that farmers marketing associations si e operating contrary to th Sherman anti-trust delegate war to In troduce at today a evasion of th c ond national conference en Marketing aad farm credit a resolution asking conTeea to exempt co-operative mar keting aaaoclaUaaa for th Sherman lav. It waa expected the resolution would draw much opposition from delegaiea who believe that farmer union ehoM be regulated. v hilde ha been called to Milwaukee by the death of hi mother. Mrs. E. W. child. Th. newa of .Mr. Child a death will be learned with much regret here, where she Tina frequently Waited and ha maar mrnda. If. Mil SOCIETY HAS EXCELLENT MEETING The Y. .xi . c. A. IJlerary society held Its regular meeting In Die audi torium of the local association build ing Thursday and carried out the fol lowing program: Scripture reading. i.v I. I. Owens: discussion of th mot Important Invention of th last I yaara. by the society a a whole, led by H. C. Jarrta, Mr. Jar via ahow Inff abl leadership on thla ub)ct, taking as hla theme the development of photographic lena and Illustrating r.ia tk. with pk-turea; a debate. "Re tor. m. That Woman Should Have Equal Political Rights With Man." the judge deciding In favor of the affirmative aide which waa taken re of by J. n. k Tipping ond 8. R. Adam, while Chart Tennenl and R. T. Newton upheld th negative. Th debaters showed that they had (Ivan much thought and study to Ih problem, presented by thla question and both sides rendered good argument. Mrldg.man. whn haa been Hying out with th Mun(alner recruit, waa released thl aiternaoa by Man ager Cook, He wa a student at th rarm school l. at winter and old most of the twirling for that learn thl year coming to the rtoi. lu last weak, What at first wns thought to be a serious fire was aoon checked by the firemen yesterday when they an swered a call at No. J College atreet. Paul'a bakery. The ovena' had caught fire and the entire building was en veloped In smoke, so much ao that it looked na if the block would atari burning from th rear of Ihe build ings, quick work on th. part of the laddies soon cleared things und it was found that the damage would amount 1 to about II 50, a part of thla being the! goods dam.ged by the j ouiiuinsT KimosL joins ine lire department In the rear, that part of the department where the horae were kept. The Hlarm waa turned In at 4:15 o'clock. At the firemen answered an alarm at M rearl street, the residence f Penrose Baldwin, where It was found that a' flue waa burning out. Very Utile damage was done and no water waa used. .fudge Ueorge XX'. Connor, who has been presiding, could get to Hertford county by next Monday, where he will preside at the term of court which will convene there on that date. As stated Thursday afternoon Judge M. H, Justice will arrive here next Monday to preside at the third and last week of the present term, al though It is not known yet who will hold the term which will convene here on April 27 for three weeks. Very few cases were tried at the session yesterday moat of the time the plaintiff the sum of $1B0 and re tain possession of ten acres of land In the Swannanoa section which had been In dispute. As stated Thursday afternoon a compromise was reached In the case of XV. E. Shuford. administrator, agalnat the Life Insurance company of Virginia. In which the plaintiff is to receive $100. The amount asked for was about I13Q. The amount waa not 'decided "on until today, although the compromise was reached Thursday. DR. RIETZEL KILLED IN AUTO ACOIDEN' A message received yesterd? morning in which It was stated th: Dr. J. R. Rletzel of High Point w killed In an automobile wreck. Tl message was very meager and : talned no details of the acclde whatever. Dr. Rletzel was one of the leadh physicians of High Point and wi well known throughout the state. I was one of the moving spirits in o ganlxlng the Methodist Protests Orphanage school located near Hlf Point and had always taken a leadlt part In church affairs and charltab work. He has been practicing his pn fesaion In High Point for the last .'i teen years. Phone your wants to 208. PREPARING FOR STATE FIREMANS TOURNAMENT ' Telephoning N Now Bern torn panic. Taking Time Hi Furctot-k aad Arc trtUug Ready. Special to The Unselle-New. New hern. April II, A'lhough ihe Stale Klremen h tournament will not be held for several weeks, the four local companies are already engaged In making prepamtlone for thla event, i Newbern probably lake more Inter eat In these tournaments than any other elty In the Mate aad a large number of persona always attend them from thla city. Thla year four eompanlea, the Atlantic, "Button" Riverside snd Fourth ward teams will attend the event which la to he held at Winston-Salem. Hot wagon teams will be carried by each of the fnnr oompanlea and th tvams will begin practicing within a few day. Neither of the fire engines will be entered In the quirk .;. ..ming contest. A hun dred or more fire fighter snd their friends will attend th event from New Tork. SAND HILL DEFEATED I HOMINY VALLEY BOYS - In a loasely played baseball gam.1 Thurdaj afternoon th Sand Mill , school, a team from that arhool .- . featod a team representing the Haa iny Valley institute by th aeore of It l 7. Th grounds war wet and naus ea many error a on both .Idea Th aer follows it m b nana inn . ;e el Its It 14 4 institute . . : tie tee t u n A N account of the dance, the concert, 1 v the engagement, the festival, and other items of interest are constantly sent to the newspapers by telephone. News items from every quarter find, in the tele phone, a quick, certain, and easy path to the editors. Sometimes the news matter must be sent a very long distance. The Bell system, with which we connect, gives instant transmission from any point reached by its Local and Long Distance wires. Arc you a subscriber ? ASHEVILLE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. UNIV-RSAX SEKV1CS. REASONABLE RATMi A
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