WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1915
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You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Our
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10:30 A.M. 3:30 P.M. 8 P.M.
PRESENTS FREE-The first 20 Ladies Entering Our Store after 1 1 A. M. Thursday, July 29, will receive Handsome Gifts
M. GEL ULA & CO., Jewelers
7 N. PACK SQUARE
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COLLEGE STREET
White Way to Be Extended
From Haywood to Broad
way and New Buildings
Will Be Erected.
IMPROVEMENT WORK
TO BEGIN AT ONCE
Lexington Avenue Also Looks
Good to Business Men
Unusual Activity in
That Section.
The congested traffic on Fatton
yvenuc has long been a problem for
those who are Interested In the nor
mal growth and development of the
city. That a solution has been found
was the statement made this morning
by the proprietor of a large busi
ness establishment on West College
street. A few days ago a contract
was signed by the Asheville Power
and Light company and Oay Green,
John Lnnge, J. E. ampton and John
O'Donnell for the Installation through
West College street of the white way
lighting system that has already done
so much for the appearance and the
Industrial development of Asheville
The new light fixtures will extend
from Broadway to Haywood street
of new business houses are being
planned to follow the fitting of this
street for the convenient use of those
bent on business or pleasure. Mr.
Green stated this morning that In the
near future he would begin the con
struction of thoroughly modern and
completely equipped furniture store
building on the site now occupied by
his concern. Mr. Green stated that
he moved over to College street as
an experiment, and having satisfied
himself that the location is In every
way satisfactory he will replace his
temporary quarters with a new struc
ture. Still Other Buildings.
It Is also understood that a three
story building to be used as a garage
with offices in the upper stories will
be erected at a cost of $15,000 at
some point on West College street.
And C. B. Mclntyre states that in
the near future he will begin the con
struction of a steel building on his
lot at the corner of Broadway and
College street
In connection with the contract for
lighting of College street it is said to
be probable that the Coxe estate win
have the white way system extended
through Government street In case
this plan should be carried out tho
city from Broadway to the end of
Government street through Patton
avenue, up Haywood street on Pack
square and on part of Spruce street
and will make a brilliant display at
night and will add much to the at
tractiveness of the city. .
Lexington avenue, not to be left
behind in tha developments that ap
pear to be going in that direction, Is
under consideration by a number of
business men who propose the con
struction on that street of . several
modern buildings. It is understood
that options have been taken on real
estate In that section with building
structures in view and further an
nouncements from this district are
exp.octed soon.
Center of City.
Business development in the vicin
ity of CoHege, Walnut and Penland
streets are Inevitable, said a promi
nent business man this morning. He
pointed out that the telephone ex
change stands at about the center of
the city and that there is pracically
ASHEVILL
TROOPS
E
RETURNED TODAY
Markmanship of First Regi
ment This Year Broke All
Records of the Guard.
WU INVITED ON
TRIP TOJOT SPRINGS
Management of Hotel Tele
graphs Invitation to Wo
. men to Go With Party.
Companies F and K, infantry and
the First Regiment band arrives here
this morning about 8 o'clock on a
special train from Morehead City
where they have been In camp for the
annual summer maneuvers.
All members of the local compa
nies of the North Carolina National
guard report the very best of times
and state that Camp Glenn was In
better condition from all standpoints
this year than ever before perhaps.
The last work of the First regiment,
of which the Asheville companies are
members, took place Monday, when,
early In the morning the annual In
spection in an attack on an imaginary
enemy In position.'
The record practice course was fq'l-
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Big Trucks Deliver 40 Tons of
Crushed Stone Every
Day.
and the work will begin as soon as
the electric company can import the,10 otner direction for the trade ex-
necessary supplies. At the offices of
the Powtr and Light company today
It was stated that the work will prob
ably begin about the first of Septem
ber. The long poles which carry the
Vires have to be ordered, but It was
stated by an official of the company
that the short poles to which the
chandeliers are attached are manu
factured In Asheville by the Carolina
Machinery company. .
To Remove Poll's. .
The large telephone ' poles which
now occupy so much apace on the
sidewalk of .College street will be re
moved, according to the plans an
nounced, and with 'these improve
ments It 1s believed that the street
will become one of- the most con
etantly used thoroughfares In the bus
iness district Large numbers o'f peo
. nip, both pedestrians and those In
carriages and automobile have al
ready learned to take adantag of
thin short cut from Broadway to Hay
wood street.
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panslon of Asheville.
There has been not a little discus
sion In recent months in regard to
the extension of the street railway
lines through College street In or
der to relieve the congestion on Pack
hquare. No definite plans for this
work have been announced. A num
ber of the business men now located
on College street state that they con
sider this street car extension un
necessary with the present assurance
Ihnt West College street will deflect
a large movement of automobiles and
other vehicles as well aa pedestrians
Into this thoroughfare.
lowed by a regimental parade, tfio
former surpassing any previous record
made here, the latter reflecting much
credit upon the commanding officer.
Company A Leads.
In the record practice course com
pany A was placed at the top of the
column with eight men qualifying as
experts, the requirement being 210 or
better, out of a possible 250, with
Corporal W. A. Elrod leading his com
pany with a record of 227.
Company B, four experts. Private
Thompson Jenkins leading with 233.
Company C, three experts, Private
C. C. Porter leading with 241.
This was the best shot ever made
on the range here.
Company F, four experts, Private
L. E. Batson leading with 226.
Company H. . Private Carl Miller
leading with 212.
Company I, three experts, Sergt G.
P. Jones leading with 215.
Company K, Ave experts, Lieut J.
H. Koon leading with 214.
Company M, J. G.' Everheart, lead
ing with 211. Of the staff officers
only two' qualified as experts.. Sergt
Major Fred Pruitt leading with 223.
From the experts will be selected the
men who will represent their regiment
in the shoot to be held at Jackson
ville. Paymaster General Peterson paid
tho officers and men off Tuesday
morning, giving them the rogular
army pay for the time spent In camp.
The men entrained at 8 o'clock and
left on two special trains for their
home stations.
Troop B. cavalry. North Carolina
National guard, with Captain Freder
ick commanding, will arrive here to
night at 10:05 o'clock from Fort Ogle
thorpe, near Chattanooga, where the
troop has been spending 10 days in
the annual encampment
MOTHER OF "SPECS'1
MEADOW IS DEAD
Durham, July 28. Mrs, J. M.
Meadows, mother of Lee Meadows,
pitcher for the 8t. Louis National
league baseball team, died at her
home at Oxford, Sunday evening at 7
o'clock and was buried there yester
day afternoon at t o'clock.
At a meeting this morning of mem
bers of the board of trade It was an
nounced that the board received a
telegram last night from the manage
ment of the Hot Springs hotel invit
ing the women of Asheville to be
members of the party which will be
entertained at dinner by the hotel at
that place tomorrow night At 10:30
o'clock this morning a number of
women had accepted the invitation
and, in all,, about SO men and women
have notified the committee on ar
rangements that they will be at the
Southern Hallway station tomorrow
afternoon at 2:65 o'clock ready 'to
take part in the social and trade ex
pansion visit to the ' mountain resort
on the French Broad river. It Is be
lieved that more than 100 Asheville
residents will make the trip.
Chairman Liplnsky, of the commit
tee on arrangements, stated that the
Southern railway will furnish special
cars for the Journey and the Ashe
ville street railway - company an
nounces that extra cars will meet the
pai-ty on its return, at 10:55 o'clock
Thursday night. Those who wish to
go on this outing are requested to
communicate with the secretary of
the board of trade, today, or not later
than early In the morning.
REFEREE JOHNSTON
FILE5REP0BT IN CASE
In announcing his report . to the
Transylvania Superior court Referee
A. Hall Johnston In the case of Don
ald Campbell against the Gloucester
Lumber company and the Gloucester
Lumber company against Donald
Campbell and Illinois Surety company
recommends that Mr. Campbell pay
to the lumber company about $83,000
for damages, as the result of alleged
abandnoment of a contract The ref
eree recommended that the costs of
the action, which has been on for a
long time be shared equally by the
lumber company and surety companies.
Forty tons of crushed stone a day
aro now being placed on the Hender
eonvl'lle road by the two big live-ton
trucks which Buncombe county re
cently purchased. W. E. Johnson,
chairman of the county commission'
ers. County Surveyor Charles N. Neal
and a representative of the board of
trade went over the road yesterday,
inspecting the rapid work being dons
to improve the rough places on this
important highway;
The huge trucks made four trips
yesterday hauling Ave tons each at a
load. The trucks haul the stone
dump it where needed and also pack
the material with their great 14-lnch,
heavy steel packing wheels. Chair
man Johnson stated that the cost of
hauling this stone with the trucks as
compared with teams will be about 25
cents per ton for trucks as against a
dollar a ton with teams, which gives a
good Idea of the increased road build'
ing and repair possibilities of the
county road forces due to Improved
machinery.
The Hendersonville road is one of
the most important thoroughfares en
tering Asheville, being the northern
link of both the Ashevllle-Greenvine
highway and the Ashevllle-Spartan
burg highway, the two roads coming
together near Flat Rock, about two
miles south of Hendersonville.
Financial
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, July 28. Hogs, slow: Re
celpts 24,000. Bulk of sales 6.50
7.10; pigs 6.757.65.
Cattle, weak: Receipts 12.000.
Native steers 6.2010.25; calves 7.50
11.
Sheep, steady: Receipts 16,000.
Sheep 5.856.80; lambs 5.25 8.60.
Zack Wheat, the Brooklyn fielder,
who is playing a wonderful game In
the left garden, and lining out some
hot ones when he steps up to the
plate. Zack is one of the men who Is
doing fine work in helping the Brook
lyn's on their upward climb In th
National league pennant fight.
Another Life-Sapping Monster Captured
If You Don't Believe It, Call and See For Yourself,
Come and See the Proof.
Now her la another case tq go on
record, for after this woman has suf
fered from stomach trouble for the
st five years after taking one bottle
ef Globe Tonio Kemedles expels a
life-sapping tap worm, head and all
eomplst measured It feet In length,
and we have It In a glass Jar, so come
and the monster, Hera la her own
Itatement: I
Annie Vatnrhn, who resides at 138
agle St. This woman commenced
o hav bad health about ( yeara ago,
lufferlng from stomach trouble. Bhe
subject to bloating, bekhlng and
lour stomach, Sometlmos a fluttering
f tha heart. hVti.,. of breath,
lightness In chest The strangest thing
r it ail was, though this womsn
romplaJnt was tare worm she had no
fcDttfttlte. Phm mi vrv nnrmta and
p-eeJc aal thought bar oomplalnt was
Indigestion. Hearing of tha Oloba
Tonic Kemedles that are being dem
onstrated at corner Pack square and
Colic street, she called, as hundreds
are doing dally, and started to take
the free samples, and after taking
Globe Tcjnlo for about a week, passed
several Joints of a tape worm which
she brought to tha Demonstrators to
show. Right then tha mystery of her
trouble was solved.
She then got a bottle of the Glob
Tonio Tspe Worm Remedy, which
aha took last Sunday afternoon and
that ' same evening aha passed this
monster tap worm, head and all
complete. ,
Nov? wa will testify by oath, If nec
essary, thst tha abova la tha truth,
and have tha worm on display at
tha vtore, corner Pack square and
Collect street and ask you to oall and
FONFRAL SERVICES OVER
HENRY SOLOMONS TODAY
Funeral services over the body of
Henry Solomons, who died at his
home In this city Monday afternoon
will be held this afternoon at tha
Noland-Brown chapel on Church
street. Following tho service by Rev.
Aaron Saltsman of tha Orthodox syn
agogue, the Interment will be in Riv
erside cemetery.
Tha following wilt act aa pallbear
ers: S. Sternberg, M. Swartsberg, M.
Myers, 8. Flnesteln, I. Michaloveand
L. Londow,
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, July 28. The spirited
buying movement continued at the
opening of the stock market Hlgh'y
favorable quarterly reports of the
United States Steel corporation wera
reflected In heavy demands for tho
stock, which opened ylth the sale of
a block of 1.2,000 shares at 65 to 66,
as compared with yesterday's close of
6 5 Mi. Later tho stock advanced to
66 U. the highest price since the sus
pension of dividends. Railway shares
retained their newly developed
strength, with his eastern roads par
ticularly favored. New Haven gained
m, and Pennsylvania, Reading and
Canadian Pacific one each. Among
the war specialties there were further
gains, Bethlehem rising 15 points to
263. and Crucible Steel 1 to 52 4,
both new high records.
see It We want every sufferer of ca
tarrh In any form, Indigestion, stom
ach trouble, constipation, rheuma
tism, liver and kidney complaints to
call and try tha Globe Tonic. Wa will
give you free samples and prove to
you It Is tha greatest medicine on
earth. Call and hear your friends
p raise It for hundreds are calling
dally. So come and, meat people you
know and hear true words of prats
from their own lips of a wonderful
medicine. If you want the remedy at
home wa sell while advertising tha
regular 11.00 bottl for 60c, I for
tl 25. And guarantee It to b aa rep
resented or refund tha money you
paid. nemembM- these are the gen
uine Globe Tonio Remedies and not
Globa Mediclnea and are not sold on
the street or peddled from door to
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, July 28. Cotton futures
opened steady: October (.15; Decem
ber 9.43; January 1.64; March 1.78;
May 8.98 bid.
! City News j
door, to take warning.
A falsa alarm was turned In at t
o'clock last night from the corner of
Broadway and East street. The fire
men made the run but were unable
to find any clue as to who turned In
tha alarm.
mile Riddle's Sunshine Maids will
present an entire change of bill today
at the Majestln theater opening at the
matinee In "The Trouble of a Bell
Boy" with new acta, song and cos
tume. The company won favor In Its
opening play at tho Majeatlo and the
comedians promise a new line of
Joke and merry chatter that will
Berlin, July 18 (By way of Say
vllle) -The French submarine Marl
otte was destroyed by a German sub
marine on July 26 at the Dardanelles,
according to a dispatch from Con
stantinople to the Mlttag Zeltung.
Thirty-one members of the crew of
the French submarine were captured.
Tanlh Slmmor Hunk.
Copenhagen, July 28. The Danish
steamer Nugin from Gothenburg, Swe
den, for ths River Tyne, laden with
railway ties ha been sunk In ' the
North sea by a German submarine.
The crew were landed at Wllhelmaha.
ven, near Bremen..
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