AC3 EIGHT
THEASIISVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Eatnr&aj, April 17, 19H
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION iSf
The Ladies of Asheville are invited to attend' the Formal Opening of the Asheville Power
and Light Company's New Sales and Exhibition Room, 1 02 Patton Avenue
Today and Tonight
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Exhibit and Demonstration
Exhibit and demonstration of Detroit Gas Ranges, Electric
Ranges, Hoover Suction Sweepers and other electric heating
and cooking appliances and devices, today 3 to 5, tonight 8
8 to 10 o'clock.
Practical Talks by Experts
The baking demonstrations and other exhibits will be in
charge of experts who will give practical talks and general
information of inestimable value to the housewives of this
city. .
Free Refreshments
Hot rolls will be served Baked in the ovens of the celebrate
I ed Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges and the newest type of electric
ranges. With the rolls will also be served freshly electric
percolated coffee.
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Witt th opening of the) Carolina
league less than a week off, It seems
from the "dope" of the scribes In this
circuit that Asheville is) about 1he
rmlv teum tr. torn readv for tjit tn "t.
v Bhows what a little early traluing
Nrill-doif oc any team.
ffhe; Mountaineers are-getting some
of th beat practice, of the spring
training' here now, working out at
Oatas) par It each, afternoon, when ex-
rhlbltion. games, .are not staged.
Jl. great deal of Interest la being
manifested in the game this after
noon, between. Corbett's Mountaineers
and Hunter's All-Collegians. Hunter,
a former player on the old Appalach
ian league, but now coach at Ruther
ford college, will be in charge today
j of the opposition and it goes with
out saying that he will have a team
worth while, for Bob knows the old
J game and knows how to handle ball
players to get the best out of them.
Tuesday afternoon Weaver goes up
against Asheville at Oates park. It
will be the first opportunity for the
Asheville public to see the Weaver
team as a whole in action this year
and no doubt a good sized crowd of
fans will be on hand to witness the
work of the collegians.
When the big horn is sounded on
next Thursday, Asheville will be
there. Sure, be there at Winston
preparing to take three sanies from
Clancy's underlings.
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And the sport writers and Presi
dent Lyon attended the same ban
quet. Perhaps many of the scribes,
those who had never seen him be
' fore, realized after all that L.yon Is
only human, like most of us.
. At any rate a banquet Is the one
thing a sport writer falls for, that is
If he can talk annrt and lurflv hA
was allowed that privilege lastThurs- i
day night at Greensboro. 1
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The new faces that will be seen
this year in the Carolina league will
be many, but names, this league will ;
see all kinds of names, some unpro- j
nounceable and many hard to spell. !
But then last year we had Schwartje;
(we have him again this year, as to !
that) and none of the scorers resigned.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
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Natlonnl League.
At Chicago 4: St. Ijouis i.
At Cincinnati 4; Pittsburgh 2,
At New York 3: Brooklyn 5.
At Boston-Philadelphia, rain.
As the league is about-to start now,
we will have a chance to see some
of President Lyon's new umpires
perform.
Asheville's prospects this season
look better, all the fans agree on this,
than in any previous years. There
seems to be no good reason why the
team should not Jump' up near the
lead and stay there.
The hitting of the new men with
the Mountaineers this season is very
gratifying to the funs here, many o!
whom have been arcustomed to see
ing the recruits fan through the air
unt!'. after the season had advanced
somewhat.
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Hitters and runners are what a
good ball team needs and from all
appearances Asheville has its share
of both.
If Kirk. Wasem, Bradshaw, Fen
ton and all the rest for tnat matter,
show up as well, or continue to show
up as well as they have In the exhibi
tion games here, why but what Is
thn use of worrying the other mem
bers of the circuit? Let them find It
out, as they surely will.
The Mountaineers leave here Wed
nesday for Winston where they open
the season with Clancy's men for
three games.
Lot Ps Know Tonr Want. Phone 202
American loague.
At Philadelphia 6; Boston 6. (Nine
innings, darkness.) :
At St. Louis 4: Chicago 2.
At Detroit 6; Cleveland ft.
At Washington 3; New York 2.
St. J,otiis
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American League.
Clubs;
Chicago .. .
Cleveland ..
Washington
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Philadelphia
N, w York .
Detroit . . j ,
St. Louis i -
Won. iost
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Federal League..
At Newark 2; Baltimore S.
At Buffalo-Brooklyn, rain.
At Chicago 4; Pittsburgh
Only three games scheduled.
. Federal League.
Clubs: Won. Lust
Brooklyn .... ...... 4 I
Chicago . . . . , 3 1
j Kansas City . . 4 2
j Newark . , 3 3
j lluftalo 2 3
Haltimore. 2 4
Pittsburgh .... ..... 2 4
St. Uitila.'., . , . ...... 1 3
-'.American Association.-"
At Cleveland !;, Indianapolis 4.
At Columbus 0; Louisville 2.
At Kansas City S; St. Paul 4.
At Milwaukee 4; Minneapolis 9.
Southern League.
At Atlanta 7: New Orleans fi.
At Birmingham 3: Mobile R.
At Chattanooga B; Memphis S.
At. Little Hock 1; Nashville 7.
South Atlantic Longuo.
At Albany 6; Jacksonville 3.
At Augusta 3; Savannah 7.
At Charleston 0; Columbia 3.
At Macon 1S; Columbus 8.
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Southern league.
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Sunday for
Asheville and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Sunday. -
For North Carolina: Fair tonight
and Sunday, moderate northerly
winds. '
General Conditions (Last 24 Hours).
The pressure continues low over the
Plateau section and the Rocky Moun
tain region and rains have occurred In
Colorado. New Mexico and southern
Texas. Rains have also fallen In the
Oho valley and at scattered points
along the Atlantic coast. High pres
sure, attended by cool weather, pre
vails over the Lake region and freezing
is reported in northern Michigan. The
belt of cloudv weather Is overspread
ing the weet Gulf states. Koswell re
ports 1.10 inches of rain. Fair weather
may be expected in this vicinity over
Sunday, T. R. TAYL.OR.
Observer.
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Clubs:
Nashville ..
Mem phis . ; .
New Orleans
Mobile . .
Atlanta ..
Rirmlngham .
Chattanooga. .
Little Lock .
Won. Lost Pet.
HOROSCOPE.
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Saturday, April 17, 1915.
THE WEATHER
Clubs:
Philadelphia
Chicago . .
New York .
Cincinnati . ,
Pittsburgh ,
Won. lost Pet.
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..2 1 .6117
.. 2 1 .607
..2 1 .667
..12 .333
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! Atlanta. ...
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Augusta
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Birmingham B4
Boston
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Brownsville 62
Charleston S4
Charlotte . . . . .-. . . B2
Chicago .... . . . . 42
Denver 46
Oalvcston . . 64
Helena .. .. '. . .. 46
Jacksonville . . . . , . B6
Key West .' 66
Knoxvllle . K2
1 Louisville 4 4
I Mobile 60
j Montgomery .. .. v 56
! New Orleans
New York.. 5 48
Oklahoma 60
Phoenix . . . . . ; . . S2
ortland, Ore R2
Raleigh- 50
St. Lnul B2
Salt Lake City .. .. 46
San Francisco . . . . 62
Kvoiinnh f 4
Tampa 60
wasnington 4
Wilmington. B0
Normals for this date:
4 deg. Precipitation .15
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( Astrologers read the stars today as
exceedingly promising for many hu
man activities. Early in the morning
Saturn Is mildly beneflc, and, later,
Both Neptune and Mars are in places
that bode good.
It Is a fortunate time for whatever
concerns shipping. There Is a lucky
sln for the navy and for merchant
men.
Neptune Indicates that there will be
a steady growth of Socialistic feeling
during the summer. Millionaires and
famous men and women will ally
themselves with the more conserva
tive organizations. Radicals will cause
trouble and labor problems will mul
tiply. The death of a man who has been
a leader In labor movement is prog
nosticated. Srtange diseases will develop dur
ing the summer. It Is foretold, and
contagious maladies will multiply. The
planets give warning of the need of
clean cltlo
This should be a lucky day for en
gineers, contractors and bridge build
ers. There Is a sign Indicative of a
great demand for carpenters and lum
bermen.
The rule Is a jsplclous for those who
solicit and canvass. Collectors should
I find the day lucky.
Medicine, surgery and pharmacy
'continue to be subject to the best rule.
The stars, which Indicated an aston
ishing Interest In hospitals and all
that pertains to relief of suffering,
long before the war. are read as fore
shadowing the greatest discoveries In
chemistry and surgery over recorded
In history. One of these will be a
method of preserving the teeth. It Is
prognosticated.-
I'nder this configuration the phychlc
powers should be active. It Is a for
tunate time for new tho'ught teach
ing and for any work that is Inspira
tional, '
Under this sway American soldiers
and sailors have the augury of sud
den service, but they will be protected
against serious dangers.
Persons whose blrthdate It is should
be careful to avoid accidents during
the coming year. : Finances are well
aspected. ,
Children born on this day will prob
ably succeed In life. These subjects of
Aries are on the cusp and partake of
Taurus attributes, which tend to self-
reliance. .
ROUTES FOR WAGONS
DURING CLEAN-UP Ifl
First Two Days in East End;
Next Two Days in the
West End.
The city sanUary department an
nounces that during ' Tuesday and
Wednesday, the first two days of
"clean-up" week, next week, the
wagons will visit east end and the
following two days wilt visit west
end, leaving Saturday to finish up
wherever they are needed. It is
thought that the wagons can visit
each place where there Is trash dur
ing the time specified, but it is stated
that it will be impossible to return to
the same streets during the week,
isnless it is an emergency call.
The idea of "clean-up" week always
meets ready approval with citizens of
Asheville and when the week is over
this Is one of the cleanest cities to
be found anywhere . While it Is
thought, of course, that a great
amount of trash, rubbish and garbage
will be removed next week, it Is be
lieved that the amount will not equal
former "clean-up" weeks, owing to
the fac't that the sanitary depart
ment has been gathering the trash
and rubbish in the yards of houses
since last fall and where charges
ere made before that none are now
made.
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K Saturday, May 8, Matinee and H
w. mgnt, Howe s Travel pictures, p)
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H H H It It H H H It R K K
Tense Moments of Battle Practice, i ,
Imagine, if you can, what happens;'
when our super-dreadnaught the Wy
oming, turns loose a "salvo" of all its:
12-inch guns and hurtles 10,000
pounds of steel through the air two or
three- times a minute. If yon can not1
imagine it, you may see it at Lymai
H. Howe's travel festival at the AudU
torlum matinee and night, Satnrdayj
May 8. It constitutes a wonderful les
son In efficiency and quickens a newt
pride In our nav. What Is equally InJ
terestlng is to witness the "human"!
side during these tense moments tli
perfect precision and speed of th
working of this super-human machine, ,
and to watch each one of the thou-j '
and men do exactly the right thing t
the right Instant and qulok as a flash.!
Even ths paymaster whose ordinary
duty Is with accounts, now sits ready
to execute the signal to discharge a
torpedo at a theoretical foe. The only
man you see doing nothing Is the ex
ecutive officer, who, as In real battle,
has the melancholy duty of standing
by waiting for the captain to be kllU
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