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TUX ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS Tuesday, October 6, 1911 page roms v. i ' v A THE GETTE-HS PCBUSHED BT Evening News Publishing Co. ASKEVXLLE, N. C, STTRSCRIFTION BATES: AshevlUe ana BUtmore One Week M..l 10 Three Months . . Six Month .... Twelve Months . 1.25 , 1.60 ' ...... M soo BY MAIL. IX ADVANCE Three Months , Six Months Twelve Months .." Any matter ottered ror puDllcatlon that la not classified as news, giving notice or appealing or project where an admittance or other fee Is charged. is advertising and will be accepted at regular rates only. The same applies to cards of thanks, obituary notices, political announcements and the like it . j K The Gasette-Nows Is a'mem- t ber of The Associated Press. ? K Its teiegraph news Is there- , fore complete and reliable. K HHHiHtt! . Entered at the Postoffice In Asheville' as second-class matter. Tuesday, October 6, 1914. T1IK W. N. C. IWIK. With the experience of former fairs to guide them those in charge of the Western North Carolina Fair associa t!on this year should be able better to conduct tho fair with well defined policies in vlow and to manage details with predetermined rules and refla tions. The management o tms tan has that rtyjch advantage over the management of other fairs held here; and If for no other reason this one Wuld be more successful than the former fairs. But there aie other reasons why the eoming fair BhOuld have more success than those that have gone before. Manifestly, the interest of the people has been growing all the time, and this Is the foundation on which the success of the fair depends. It is to further increase this Interest, not only In behalf of this fair but for all fairs of the future that tho present man agement has decided to conduct it ac cording to pr9-arranged rules; so that the patrons may know exactly what to expect In the matter of judging, awarding of prizes, etc. D. Harris, who Is full of enthusiasm In his ef forts to Improve the institution from year to year, has had enough experi ence In this kind of work to give him a pretty good idea of what is best to do, we should think. But co-operation is Just as necessary with defined policies as without them. It Is more than likely that the Ideas of the management will not get the approval of every one of the patrons; but a difference of opinion with the management as to policies or details must not keep the patron from giv ing his co-operation, for the chances are that he will not agree because I he Is not In possession of all the facts and does not understand the situation as fully as does the management. If a certain thing Is nut conducted exactly according to his notion he .should accept It with the knowledge I that a certain course has been chosen I with the Idea of doing the greatest . good to the greatest number of pen pie. If the patrons recognize this and act accordingly Western North Caro lina ought to have a great fair. In every department the manage tnent has spared no pains, we under stand, to glv the people what they want, so far as It has been able to Judge what they will want. In partlc ; tilar, a great deal of attention has 1 been given to the amusements; and ' the whole program has been diversi fied with the idea of trying to .have something that will please everybody. :y . t'AB BUSINESS FILING tP. tittle by little the foreign war mar t bets are opening to us. Here are some ' big orders either closed or in pros pect, as noted In news dlspalohes of the last few days: One thousand automobile trucks for use of the French and Russian armies ts the transportation of troops and supplies. Two thousand five hundred automo Mle frames bought from a Sharon, J a., firm for the French government Several million blankets to be sup- j :id to the French and German Males for their winter campaltn, as f .n at the agents who have been a Foliating with New England manu. f , turrs agree to the proper price, r lour to the amount of 110,000 bar j ordered from a St Loiila com. , y, to be made of Kansas wheat l rushed to New York for ship- i ni.' i .no hundred thousand tons of steel j likely to be ordered from h by the British government 1 shelters for eoldlerle during . i r. i :::..ri five hundred thousnnd t f r f rrUlnh and French armies, of which half have al ready been shipped. One million two hundred and fifty thousand yards of cotton cloth suit able for bandages ordered from Fall River,. Mass. Inquiries received from the Italian government regarding 4,000,000 yards of khaki for army overcoats. And inquiries now being made ev ery day by foreign representatives concerning prices of boots and shoes by the million, and great quantities of flannel for army shirts. Although the war has thus far in flicted bitter blows on our industries, it may deal with us more kindly from now on. j The very fine, patriotic Asheville spirit was in evidence at the 3oard of Trade meeting last night. After a review of the work already accom plished those concerned very natural ly feel inspired to greater efforts, and it is this that led to the determination to seek a largely increased member ship. With the facilities at hand the board has succeeded in bringing a; great number of , people to Asheville: and since it will take a larger .num- ber of people to make a larger city, it will inhtantly be realized that this kind of work is essential to the city's future progress and develop ment. A big membership and ready co-operation is the thins needed, and every good citizen will therefore feel an interest iii the membership cam paign now in progress. Kew. if any, counties in the State will have bettor fairs than Haywood county it one''' can' judge the coming fair by those that have been held here tofore; from the account'- of the pre parations this should be Haywood's best. There Is every reason why, Hay wood should have a good fair. The county has the resources; fine stock, Rood grain anil 'possibly the best ap ples' in the- State. -Iiut most of all is the Haywood County Fair manage ment fortunate in the enthusiasm of tho' people. The citizens of Haywood believe in Haywood first, last and all the time; and for years they have realized what a good fair is worth to tho county. TIIIO CARVERS. We used to call it gripes, when we had stomach trouble,' and all our In ward pipes would ache vnd bend us double. It was a common ill that caused no awo or wonder, and gran ny's simple skill full soon would knock It under. The poor men In their cots, tho rich man in his castle, were often . tied in knots, and w ith the gripes would wrastle. A dose of home made dope would quell the dire up heaval, restoring faith and hope, dis placing pain and evil. Hut now the doctor comes his science sure a blight Is! he looks and haws and hums and cries, "Appendicitis!" He promptly spoils your peace, and makes your courage mizzle, as from his old valise he takes a saw and chisel, a cleaver and some dirks, and how the patient hollers, when he re moves one's works, and charges nine ty dollars! The docs are done with pills, in this and other nations; no matter what your Ills, they call for "operations." Lumbago is in our backs the Jaundice and hay fever, demand the saw and ax, the hatchet and the cleaver. The druKsist's trade Is poor, and soon he will be starving; the doctor's only cure, these modern days. Is carving. WALT MASON. Copyright, 1914, by The Adams News- paper Service. TI WEATHER t e a o o s a; ! 4 CLM c 3 S Asheville 69 76 .00 Atlanta 4 68 .34 Augusta 6 74 .11 Birmingham 68 84 . .00 Charleston i 70 7s .03 Charlotte 67 70 .00 Jacksonville 71 S .04 Mobile ,. 70 83 , .21 Montgomery 70 74 .00 New Orleans ...... 70 81 .00 Raleigh 2 70 .00 Savannah.. 70 78 .01 Washington 68 7 .01 Wilmington 64 71 .00 Normals for this date: Temperature 89 degrees. Precipitation .08 Inch. Forecasts until 8 p. m. Wednesday for Asheville and vicinity: Generally cloudy tonight and Wednesday. For North Carolina: Generally cloudy tonight and Wednesday, prob- aMy showers near the coast, gentle to moderate northeast wlnda General Conditions 14 Honrs). There Is no stbrm of great Import ance on this morning's weather chart although there are slight depressions off the coast of Louisiana and over Utah and Arizona. Khowers have fal len In the middle and south Atlantic states, the east Gulf states, aud at scattered points In the Plains states, the northern Rocky Mountain region and the upper Mississippi valley. It Is slightly wvrmsr In the Western states although temperatures are near frees Ing this morning In Montana, North Dakota. Wyoming, Colorado and t'tah. It Is snowing In Montana. The Indica tions point to generally cloudy weath er for this Vicinity tonight and Wed- neBday. ' . T. R. TAYlm. i ., , Observer. THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF ASHEVILLE DO ORDAIN: Section 1. That the ordinance pass ed on ltsJirst reading September 18th, 1914, relating to receptacles for garb age, etc., be and the same Is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 1. That Its hereby made the duty of the owner or accupant of any building In the City of Asheville, used as a residence, store house, restaurant, boarding-house, tenement house, lodg ing house, hotel or business house, to provide and keep for every such building as many suitable receptacles as may be necessary for the purposes herein mentioned, which receptacles shall be provided with close fitting covers and handles and be not more than IS inches In diameter and thirty inches in depth, in which receptacle or receptacles shall be deposited such trash, waste and garbage as snail ac cumulate or be upon said premises as the fame accumulates; Provided, com bustible trash or waste matter shall be kept separate from garbage. Sec. 2. That all of said receptacles shall be kept in some conveniently accessible place upon the premises which shall be designated by the San itary Inspector; Provided, that the occupants of all buildings within the business district of said City shall place such receptacles as contain waste, trash or garbage upon the side walk adjoining their premises each day (Sundays excepted) before 8 o'clock a. m. S6c. 3. That It shall be unlawful for any person, lirm or corporation to haul or carry apy garbage or night soil on any street within the City of Asheville, except it be in metal cov ered vessels or water-tight metal wag ons with tight fitting metal tops, ap proved by the Hoard of Health and kept in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. .See. 4. That it shall be unlawful for any owner, tenant or agent In control of any lot or premises within the City of Asheville to permit to re main thereon any empty bottles, emp ty cans or other receptacles which may gather and hold water. Soo. 5. That it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to keep or maintain on his or Its premises any growing vegetation of such kind or nature as to be a menace to the public health, or to fill any land with or to dump upon any land within the City of Asheville, garbage, dead animals, decaying vegetable or animal matter or any offensive mate rial, nor shall any of the aforesaid offensive materials be burled within the city, but shall be disposed of as provided by law. . Sec. 6. That no person, firm or cor poration shall engage In the business of carrying manure, swill, garbage, night soil or other offensive material or noxious substances through the streets of the City of Asheville, with out a permit from the Board of Health. No cart or other vehicle used for the purposes of hauling any of said substances shall be allowed to stand unnecessarily upon the street, nor shall any unreasonable length of time be consumed in passing through the streets, in loading or unloading. Such carts and other vehicles and all implements used In connection therewith, shall be kept In an Inoffen sive and sanitary condition. All carts, vehicles or other containers used In GALAX-Today "America's Sweetheart," MARY PICKFORD In the Famous Modern Fairy Play, A Good Little Devil Poetry, Fantasy, Mingled with Beauty. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 5 REELS 5 AND 10c PRINCESS - Thursday - Coming - una new v . MRS. FISK IN 'TESS OF D'UBERYILLE'S' t REELS TRICES: S and 10c from It a. m. to 1 p. m.; 10 and 20c from 7 p. m. to 10 n. m. U. Tuos., Oct 6, 1914. Rhaded area shows precipi tation of .01 Inch or mere. ' rx TW i i i rufi v-i w nuTicn, OUlUlllWI tkt S4 ..V. 7K Tll1U UlM, ilrtirrm.i. I.SHJ-L. In - - - , . , twl .l;p,.u,fc .Iw.u, We 1 "JP,ZVrZ!Z t,J1M - n """,) tlnu CONSCIENCE and care enter Into every pair of glasses we make for you. We are at all times conscious of the responsibilities placed on us when yon come to us for glassea and that la why we are so careful In our examinations and In making and fitting your glassea CHARGES H. HONESS, OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN 64 Pattern Ave. Opp- Fast office Western N. C. Fair October IS to 18. moving the above mentioned offensive or noxious substances shall be strong and tight, and sufficiently high to pre vent the spilling or leaking of con tents. Sec. 7. All garbage, refuse or other waste material shall be collected and removed from private residences promptly, thoroughly and In a cleanly manner at least once a week from November 1st to April 30th Inclusive, and at least twice a week from May 1st to October 31st, and from hotels, restaurants, meat markets, rendering plants and fish dressing establish ments dally. Sec. 8. That any person, firm or corporation violating any of the pro visions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be subject to a penalty of $50.00 for each and every such of fense. Sec. 9. That the foregoing ordin ance shall be In force and effect from and after tho date of Its final passage. Passed and became law October 2, 1914. It NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain deed of trust made and executed by T. M. Mashburn to P., A. Donnahoo. trustee, to secure to Irene O. Barnard, the indebtedness therein contained, dated the 10th day of February, 1914, duly recorded in book 96 at page 97 of the record of mortgages and, deeds Jf trust In the register of deeds office for Buncombe County, N. C., to which reference -is hereby made for all purposes, s.nd by reason of default having been made In the payment of said Indebtedness secured by said deed of trust whereby the power of sale has become opera tive, and upon request of the owner and holder of said indebtedness to exercise such power of sale, the un dersigned will on the 16th day of October, 1914, at twelve o'clock noon, sell at public auction to the last and highest bidder for cash, at the county court house door In Asheville, Bun combe county, N. C, the land and premises described by said deed of trust, to-wlt: Situate, lying and being on the south side of Hillside street In the city of Asheville, described as follows: beginning at a .stake In the southern margin of Hillside street, the north west corner of the Hennell lot, and runs with the southern margin ,of Hillside street,' north 89 deg,Jt0 mln. west B0 feet to a stake In the same, the eastern margin of an alley; thence with the eastern margin of , said alley south 17 6-10 deg. east 16Q feet to a stake; thenc south 89 deg. 60 mln. east 6 feet to a stake. ' Hobart Bosworth in S. Department of Agriculture. VYcATHJEK, BUREAU. 1 CQ vyj Do You Want a Home in the Most Beautiful Residence Sec tion of Grove Park? ' See Us About One of the Choicest Building Lots in Asheville now .offer ed for sale size 127 feet on Charlotte St. 120 ft. On Edgewood Eoad-This lot has from 15 or more fruit trees and 6 ' shade trees, magnificent view of mountains and opposite to one of Asheville 's fin est residences. For price and terms see Ray- Campbell Co. No. 1 Haywood St, Phone 1281 the southwest corner of said Hennell lot; thence with the western line of said Hennell lot, north 17 H deg. west 160 feet to the beginning. And being a portion of what is known as lot No. 16 of the Banks addition to the city of Asheville as appears from the plat of same registered in the office of the register of deeds for Buncombe county, In record of deeds No. 65 at page S8S and being tlje same land conveyed to the party of the first part by deed dated the .... day of February, 1914, and recorded in deed book, .... at page .... In the office of the register of deeds for Buncombe county, N. C. , This the 16th day of September, 1914. P. A. DONNAHOE. Trustee. Growlers. Too many men seem to think the way to sbow their colors Is to show their teeth. Omnhn Bee. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. VOTE FOR CHARLES D. CLARKE -for Register of Deeds. Election Nov. 8. 1 PRINCESS-Tomorrow s 13th Installment of "THE PERILS of PAULINE" ' V 0 Romance and Adventure. Don't Miss Connection. ' Also 'This is the Life,' Comedy 5 AND 10c GALAX - Friday . Jack London's Success, "BURNING DAYLIGHT", 5 REELS 10 AND 2Qc Four Million Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges Are Seeing Service in That Many American Homes This Minute Asheville Power & Light Co. Phone 69 Battery Capital ....v.................. $100,000 Surplus and Profits $165,000 ' OFFICERS 1 Smaam P. Sawyer, Chairman of the Board.. J T. a Com, President. , J. K. Rankin, ' (Hshler. Erwln Binder, vioe-l-res, STREET CAR SCHEDULE ZELLICO AND RETURN :oo, e:i5. s-.to a. m. RIVERSIDE PARK ,:" "a very " m,nutM untu U:0 WU1 Via SOUTHSIDE l:15 p. m.j then every 7 minutes AVENUE until 3:45 p. m. then every 15 mln " ' " ' utea until 11:00 p. m. DEPOT via FRENCH ,:00 m. mnA eveiy 18 mnuteI unU1 BROAD AVENUE noo p. m. UrAvrrkT - v !:M and 6:00 a. m. and every 15 mln- JU-alYUlS . utea until 11:00 p, m. rr . I : I : and 6:80 a. m. and every 15 mln- CHARLOTTE STREET : . ttes until 11:00 p. m. 11:S0 car TERMINUS - - - i runs through;' return leaves end of j. kiu-ui u u line 12:00. .. PATTON AVENUE :00 am. Md avery IB mlnutee untU i EAST STRFET ,:0 ana v,ry 18 minutes un- i til 11:00 p. m. i GRACE Via MERRIMON 5:45. :00, :S0 a. m.: then every 15 A "t7L'Vrrnr minutes until 10:80 p. m.j then ev AVJiJNUiij ery 80 minutes until 11:00 p. m. RTT.TMORR ' m- "na then vry 15 minutes u.ujx.m.iw,p ttnt), n.00 p m lat car ., DEPOT and WEST : T ASHEVILLE via ,:89 Bu TerT 18 minutes until SOUTHSIDE AVE. oo..- , atJNDAT SCHEDUXE DIFFERS ISTHB FOLLOWING PARTICULARS Car leaves Square for Manor 6:00 a. m. returning 6:15 a. m. Cars leave Square for Depot "via Southslde Ave. 6:00, 6:16, 6:80, T:00, T:80. 8:00 and 8:10 s. m. Care leave Square for Depot via French Broad Ave. 6:15, 6:80, 6:45, 7:15, 7:45 and Csr for Depot leaves Square 1:45 a. m.. both Southslde and French Broad. First ear leave the Square for Charlotte Street at 6:00 a, m, and every 10 minutes untu 8:81., next 8:46. First ear leaves the' Square for Riverside 1:80; next 1:46. First car leaves the Square for West Asheville 6:15. 7:00; next 8:10. With the above exceptions, Sunday schedules commence at 1:00 a. m. and cpnUnue same as week days. On evening When entertainments the last trip on all lines will be from ular time and holding over at Auditorium. Car leaves Square to meet No. 86, night train, 10 minutes before sched ule or announced arrival. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South Schedule Figures Published ss Information Onlv and Not QuaranUsd EFFECTIVE SnCDAV. SEPTEMRER 20th, J 011. ARRIVES FROM Sastern Time I DEPARTS FOR-- Eastern Time No. . Brevard and Lae Toxaway 11:11 a-tm, No. T Srevard and Lake Toxaway ......... (til p.m. No. t Savannah and Jack sonville - 1:11 P.m. No. II Washington, New - - Tork, Norfolk, Rich- mond 1:41 p.m. No, It Chattanooga and Memphis t:05 p.m. No, It Charleston and Co lumbia :15 p.m. No. II N. T.. Philadelphia. Washington 11:05 a.m. No.' II Murphy Waynet- vllle C 50 p. m. No. M Murphy A Wayne- . vtlle .-. ....... 1:4T p.m. No. It WsvneCTtlle 1:06 a.m No. II Ooldsboro and Rs eigh T:4I p.m. No. 14 Pi. Loula Louisville. Cincinnati and Chi cago . . ...t 11:11 p.m No. IT Charleston and Co- lombia T:0 p.m, Ne. II Cincinnati and Chi- . esgo , 10:11 am. No. tl Washington, N. T. and Richmond .... 1:41 am. No. It Memphis. ChttU- nor., 7:10 a. m. No. 41 Atlanta, Macon and New OrUans 11:11 arm Ko.101 Iirl.tol, Knoxvllle a Chettanoora 10:11 pra. inrougn sleeping ears dully to I!ltlmore. Vhlr,ston. Richmond. Chrlr!r,n. Clnrlnnstl, Memphis, Jacfc.nvllle. Bnvsnnnh. gt. Iuls, Ixiiil ille. Atlanta. Maoon. ThroiiKh ehalr rare Ooli1i.horo-.Wyn. ni . Iri,i N. II .n4 11. Mnlng c.r srvlr. trains Noa . lo. II. 12. 23, H, 27. 18 nl TufT-l i- : ,i '. i .. ;. at":.:;. , - la it -any wonder that we say "It is the right choice range.". "We display the most comprehensive line of styles and sizes to fit any space in any home and any purse. Let us show you the most 'econ omical 'and helpful of all Gas Ranges the Detroit Jewel, $15.50 to $25.00. Bank .ft Rankin, Asst. Oath. IN EFFECT JUNE 21, 1914 8:16 a. m. are In pro Tress at the Auditorium entertainment, leaving Square at reg No, Brevard and Lake Toxaway 5:10 p.m, No. I Brevard and Lake Toxaway 1:01 am, No. 10 Savannah, Jackson vllle 4:11 p.m, No. 11 Knoxvllle, Chatta nooga, Memphla. .. t:IO PviB. Ne. II Washington, N. Norfolk sad Rich mond - 1:11 Pm, No. 14 AtlanU 4s Charles- ' ton .............. Till a-m, No. II N. T.. Philadelphia, and Washington .. 7:01' p.m. No, 17 Wsynesvllle and Murphy 1:81 am. No, II WaynMvllls and Murphy . 1:10 p.m No. II Waynesvllle t:ll p ro. No.-II Raleigh and Oolds boro 1:11 a.rn. No. It Rt Loula Louisville, ClnolnnaU. Chlrseo. 1:11 P-" No. 17 Chicago and Clncln- , natl 7:11 p.m. No, II Columbia, Charles- toa 19:10 a.m. No. II Memphis. Chttta- noosa and New - Orlosns ,.... V.. .10:10 p.m. , No rt Washlnitton. Rich mond and N. T 6:10 a.m. No, 41 Atlanta, :.''0. and New Or!re 1:11 p.m. No.101 Hrlstol. Knosvllle A Chattsnnca 7:10 a.m. and rr K!. 1 v,ii.fl.ir,hl z
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