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THE ASHEVILLE QAZETTE-NEWS
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Baseball Club Secures Infield
er Lee From Chattanooga
Brackman Released.
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to the
R. E. former crack West
Point lnflelder and later with the
rhnttanoora Southern lfgu team.
arrived her yesterday to report
for tryout with the Moontalneers
and wns to .work in the frame yester-
j day. Le la said to be one ot the
I fastest Infields that ever worked with
i the Chattanooga team and is a utility
man of the very best kmd. It Is be
lieved by those who have read nis
record or hare seen him work that he
will mora than make food with the
local club.
H. Brackman, the Cincinnati player
who has been wwrlrlng at third and
short, with the local team sine
the spring try-outs started, was re
leased yesterday. While the class
of work put up by Brackman did not
satisfy th club, he has played fairly
good ball and : made many friends
here during the one and a halt
months he has been In the city.
One more man will have to be
dropped by the local team before the
limit of player" allowed under the na
tional rules will be conformed to. Just
who this man will be Is causing the
j officials of the club much worry and
j the fans of the city are greatly inter
ested in knowing who will be the
Mountaineer not to wear a local uni
form this season.
what a thrill it sends
through the ranks. The
rare inspiration of mel-.
ody always enthralls the
Great Human Army.
LAUNCHED BY SOCIETY
is the Player Piano that the United -States Army and
Navy have chosen for their recreation.
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One more reason why you can't go wrong in selecting
this famous instrument. Come in and play it
Dunham's Music House
At the regular weekly meeting of
the Y. M. C. A. Literary society held
Thursday the following program was
rendered: Scripture reading, H. A.
Braun: paper, "The Religions and
Traditions of the American Indian,"
8. H. Adams; debate, "Resolved, That
Travel is More Beneficial to the Aver
age Person than Books," affirmative
upheld by R. A. Braun. negative by
R. T. Newton, who won: impromptu
speech by Roy Boling, "The Mexican
Policy." This program was well ren
dered without exception and much
Improvement was shown in extempo'
raneous speaking.
At the conclusion of the literary
program, a short recess was held aftor
which the society reconvened In bus!
ness session. During this session sev
eral minor details of the membership
contest were arranged and the cam
paign was formally launched. The
society was divided Into two , sides
which will be called the "reds" and
"blues." The "reds" are captained by
H. C. Jarvts. while1 Si. R. Adams leads
the "bluea" The' captains of the op
posing factions distributed red ana
blue buttons among the members and
much Interest was shown by the) two
teams. The duration of this contest
will be four weeks, at the end of which
time a banquet will be held in celebration.
This meeting of the society was fav
ored by the presence of Ed. B. Brown,
secretary of the local Y. M. C. A. lie
delivered a short talk and made the
interesting announcement that the as
sociation will give two gold medals to
the society. It Is thought that these
medals will be awarded to the winners
of debating and declamation contests,
but the rules governing these contests,
have not been definitely decided upon.
A new office of aergeant-at-arms was
em;
Muchlson, Wilmington; correspond-
if. C. COLONIAL DAMES
MEET IN WILMINGTON
. 1 treasurer. Miss Carrie Moore
Wilmington. Mav IS. The annual mtngton; historian. Mrs. M.
n..tin. r th. Xnrth Curnllna Socielv Oouveneur. Wilmington.
'jf Colonial Dames of America was
recording secretary. Miss Jenny CONVICT GOODS BILL
The Standardly Baiting Powders
the World Over is
" an Absolutely Pure,
Cream of Jarjar Baiting Powder
GREAMOFTTARTARTi3tii&: crystallized' v
acid of grapes refined to absolute purity
and ground to" a creamy 'flour. It is de
clared by physicians- the - most wholesome
of all fruit acids, and has beemproved by long and
universal experience I the most efficient and. sat,
factory foriUgurposes.jpv ,
Highlyefined- products of' the srape,wproperly
combined ?with :bicarbonatei of soda and a little
corn starcHtto absorb atmospheric moisture,-are the
sole ingredients of jtheodeal,-high-class, .standard .
baking powder. x .
Many acids have been trieorHunngthe lastjhun
dred years to find a substitute forthe grapecream
of -tartar which would cost less. Irr recent-years
alum, which makes a baking powderat a cost pt
two cents a pound, has been used because ot its
trifling cost. Alum, however, has been disapproved
by scientific chemists and physicians and is not em
ployed by manufacturers of high-class powders.
Cream of tartar powders being healthful them-)
selves, add to the healthfulness ot the food.
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Royal Bailing Powder is Used Exclusively
in The Gazette-News looiung Miool
GUUD EOODUKE MUST
SE1MIMP0SEB
Supreme CourT Finds No Er
ror in Seduction Case Ap
pealed From Buncombe.
Reynolds was assisted by Mark W- I
Brown. Judge Stephen Bragaw pre-
sided at the term of court at which
Goodlake was tried and convicted.
Appeal from the sentence ot eight
years was taken by Goodlake and
since then he has been out under a
bond of 14.000.
It la stated by attorneys that the
only possible way that Ooodlake can
escape from serving his sentence new
A. Maddor of Hlh onu wno i
established for himself not only w-t
utatlou as a catcher ot unusual UW,
ijj college circles, but also some rei
hown In these parts for his hwi
slugging, was elected captain ft M
varsity baseball : team tor J
"Frosty", has played on the team fetj
three years, and will be back nttj
veae to show some of his old tlP'
stuff on the diamond and lead a v
Is to receive a pardon from Governor i torlous team for Trinity, It Is hopei.
Locke Craig and so far as, can be During the present season ne un
learned nothing has been done In re the batting list with an average
gard to this. Just as soon as the certl- .35S. Including four home runs. ( f
fled opinion of the Supreme court's H. A. Thorn was elected capu.
...nnn i. .n.u.A k th. florid nf sn. of n.xt vi-nr". .'varsity baskets
Shag ha snown mmwu i
nrlnr court. It will be his duty to no- j team
That Claud Ooodlake must serve a ' tify the sheriff to take Ooodlake Into I a star guard .In the past two seaw-
..t.rf Hnv Bolln lertiid in thi. 1 t.rm of .tint vears In the state's oris- custody and take him to the state and not only by his strong oeieiw
m.r. L i,,n.i n a lrl under prison. It Is expected that Clerk Er-, but also
1 - - W III Will irtruB Wsj (.nuiirt
fourteen years of age. I. the ordej of nt t of t week-
ithc Supreme court ot North Carolina,
according to the decision Just handed
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Anxiety for Freighter.
Montreal, May IS. Anxiety
expreeo nrre ivi miaj ui;flWn Dy mat triounai, wnen u ir- j
I the ireignter-Boiawen or me "oinjCiared that there wa no error in tne
I line, 25 days out on a voyage from,raM that had been appealed from the
Antwerp to Montreal. The vo)-age j Superior court of this county.
Washington, May J. By a vote of 'should have taken only 11 days. The) Goodlake was rld and convicted
by his fast offensive won
win will receive the certified opinion ' he ha tm for himself an enviu
record on the basketoau coutu
TO FINANCE COMMITTEE
held In this cily Thursday and the fol- In honor of the vl.ltjng Dames at the i
limine officers for the ensuing year! home of Hon. and Mrs. John v. Bel
were l-ted: President. Mrs. E. P. Mamy. Today the annual pilgrimage
i 43 to 17 the senate has laid on the
That evening a reception was given j ubl fc rootion to take Jurisdiction
Bailey. Wilmington: first vl-e-presl-dnt,
Mrs. A. M. Waddell, Wilming
ton; second vice-prudent. Mrs. W. T.
Mines. Klnston; third vice president,
Mrs. Hardin Harlston, Wlnston-fial-
of old BrunswicK was made by the
members of the society and their
friends. The historical address on
this occasion was made by W, B. Mc
Koy, of this city.
over the bill prohibiting Importation
of eonvlct-made goods from the man
ufactures committee and place It In
the hands of the finance committee
Senator Reed, 'chairman of the manu
facturers committee, announced that
the bill will be taken up today.
Boldwell carries a crew of It.
Motorcycle Record.
New Tork, May 15. Irwin O. Bak
er has arrived here, having traveled
S3S3 miles from San Ptago, Cal., on
motorcycle In It flays 11 hours and
10 minutes. The best previous record
was 30 days nine hours and on minute.
in this county during February, Hi I.
on the charge of seducing T'ba Luther
the fourteen years old west end girl
who coumttted sulcld on April tl.
Hit leavtnr behind her a note In
seducer.
Ooodlake was defended during the
trial, which lasted several days, by
Thomas A. Jones, while Solicitor
MADDQX IS (Ml
OF
Chsrlcs F. Matton, of High r
I who for the past two years has fcw
i the largest point winner on the t
and shown much ability as a tntrt
, athlete, has been elected captain
! the 'varsity track team fot next V
Matton has prove himself a r
strong man In thto form of athlwc
and will pilot the men on the cino
path to victory In more than one ,
tercolleglate meet next year.
Special to The Gaxette-Kews.
Trinity College, May 1. The
baseball' and basketball teams had
their annual meetings for the election
of captains Thursday afternoon. 11-
TH E WANT ADS svtn bring TJ'
neighbors. Probably that taint,
that moved In next door the oOw;
day secured ths housw thrwif
these classified ada v '
G--A-I-i-A. Stetrts JSTew Program Mpnday
9 THE GIRL OF
yj Mystery
THRILLING SERIAL
PRODUCTION OF
"LUC
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"LucUle Lovertb Girl of Mystery," is a smashing big story which will be told In two-reel lengths every week for fifteen weeks, BUT EACH OF THE TWO-REEL LENGTHS IS A COMPLETE
. STORY IN ITSELF, leaving just enough doubt, wonderment and curiosity at the end to make the people impatient to see the following installment. '
GALAX start with Fourth Installment, Monday'! Gazette-News will publish synopsis of Installments 1, 2, 3, & 4. Read them all and absorb entire story.'
THE FOURTH INSTALLMENT OF "LUCILLE LOVE" IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE 2-REELER EVER MADE And Every Dollar that it cost shows on the screen ! "',
FREE ADMIT ONE
GALAX MONDAY
TO SEE
"LUCILLE LOVE"
Excitement thrills heart throbs intrigue punchessuspense hair raising situations wild animals and hundreds upon hundreds of savages In
a terrifflo battle-all these things are crowded into the fourth installment of "Lucille Love,'" making it the most eipensive 2-reel feature ever pro
duced. The battle of the savages is something wonderful Other thrills include the burning of a hut in the midst of a Village, a ride for life and'
honor through an animal-inf ested Jungle, and finally, with a crash, the horse and rider (Lucille Love fall into a monitor pit. The fall actually kill
the horse and renders Lucille unconscious. ' ' '
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