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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1911.
1
i 4
ij t
el
CM HE 010 NOT
(ContlniMMl from Vg One).
I ' an giving titter proof of abne
'v gatlon and (fnvotlon to my rountr'
by abandoning the reins of govern
met and transmitting them to oth
ere, with the political aituatlon by
no. mean desperate: with the army.
While, not numerous, unconquered
knd with the .treasury despite heavy
campaign expenses In the last six
months, atill holding 02,000 000 pesos.
"That alone aufflrea to show the
loyalty'of ray "conduct during the re
cent crisis. I aubmltted myself to
. - the wUI exprased by a portion of
my country, although I believed It
' waa mislead and all I aak for my
declining years la to upend them In
tranquility la the boaom of my fam
ily and ardently hoping for the
prosperity, of my country to which
I have consecrated 63 yeara of ef-
fectlve aervlre, placing it In a good
t position among- civilized nations.
"I have broken all the bonds which
' hold me to Mexico, and even If I
were asked I would not return to
, take part In the politics of the reun
:. try. . Only some international dlffl
, tttlty necessitating a supreme effort
- on the part of. all Mexicans In a rloae
union could make me alter my de-
- olslon but If such an eventuality
arose nothing could atop me from
going to the end or my life, a In
the first year's of my manhood
. fine In hand.".
The general aald he now awaited
any charges that could or would be
, orougnt against nym
to refute or
" ignore as he deemed fit.
General Diss had a splendid re
teptlon at Bantander. Captain den
era) Marquis Folavleja, president of
the Spanish , mission to the Mexican
- centennial celebration last year.
1 greeted' him Ih behalf of King At-
r (tm " XII the elvll and military
authorities, the Mexican minister at
Madrid' and many others paid their
respect. Many brought boquet.
-fhe general waa irraatly touched and
m.sald It wae a great pleasure that the
nrst ina m Europe his eyes should
behold we to which ha was bound
by tie of blood, language and be'
llefs, . From. Plymouth General Diss
will proceed te Havre.-
MILLION PEOPLE SEE
. TMEIC DEATHS
f (Continued from Pan One)
t YIDART WSAWIV"
. t LIEOB, Belgium, June It At the
, closing -of the reKlatera tonight aeven
of th avlnton whs atate4 from
Vlncennea on the first stage of the
European lneultire had arrived
here, a dlMance ef 110 . kilometres
. (Ill mllesw. ,Tky were recorded In
the following order: . Vldart, I houra
,11 minutes; Vedrine, hours II mln
Vtet; Weycnann-I ura SI minutes:
Beamont, houra I minutes; Duval,
i hour'llhTfini'tV,,hd Oarrda,
nours minutes, ' : '
'All the men who arrived declared
that the: flight fMn Rftefm Wftir'fhe
Worst In their exprtMV.! They Were
beeet with " f arioutt ddys anfennttng
almost to whlrlwtnda; which forced
them to mount- fr Hbove the clouds
nd grttpa their way by compaaa.
Vldart wm completely exhausted.
In addltloa to the difficulties h encountered-
In -keeping,, his machine
tevel he suffered frem air slckn,es.
Many time he thought his laat hour
had come, and vthat he would fall.
Barra also told of the, dangers from
the wind. Once, an extremely se
vere tuat tor oft, his gogglea but
he caught them with hta teeth aa
they were dropping and almost cp
vised hla, machine in doing so.
-A CAVALIER or VIRGINIA"
' "A.; CvaJlr of i Virginia." one of
Theodore 'Robert's best novels,, pub
lished by I C, Page and company of
Boston, haa met with a warm recep
tion from l the reading public, and
promisee to reach a flattering record
in the matter of sales. It la a novel
. which holds the reader's attention
from start to finish, dull pages being
the aceptlon. The action la awlft
and, thrilling,,, carrying the reader
from 4h. rose-scented halls of Vir
ginia across the tlantlt! to England,
and thence to the Spanish main. A
couple of hot see, fights precede the
falling of the hero Iro the hands of
a Spanish Don. A romantic love
atory Is not lost sight of In the oilck
succession of events and all ends hap
pily. I C. Page and company. 11.20.
Local agents,, Brown Book company.
Will
upon
they
.
Ho iiiee the requirements of this season's
styles, and there, is a model for everv figure,
r' They come in batiste, coutil and" brocade.
K Prices from $2.00 to $10.00
VS itt V.MOORE & CO.
CUKBK.g APPAREU II PATTON AVE.
Y.M.G.A. CAMP HAS j
BEEN GALLED OFF
The V. .1. '. A rump uliP ii .f a
plunned to hold at Arri t . i .i .vci-l
will nut, mi in i niint of the lack it I
campers, In- lulil. I'hyslcal Director
Pill had perfected HrraiiKcmentu f..t
a camp uml hud made rru 1 1 k f n . ' : i I '
with the ftpartanburg V. M r. A. In
admit a number of the nieinlieri'. nl
the umorlutlon of that eiiy tn 'of
Ashevllli- rump. However. It I'fini
that ltitereei in rump life In Ahelllc
la not very strong Just now and triune
wno nan anucipnien koiiik uii mi-
M. ('. A. (amp were unable to get a
sufficient number to accompany them
to miiUe the trip worth while this
summer
It will be learned with rcwiet by
those who had hoped to be members
of the camp Va-lloo pr.rty this sum
mer that the camp will not be held.
However, it may he that later In Ihe
season an effort will be made to get
up a camping party.
BANK BOBBERS NOT
YET APPREHENDED
RKMIDjr, Minn., June 1 Un
successful efforts to capture the bank
robber who was wounded when de
tectives who had laid a trap for him
and his confederate when they broke
Irto the postofflre at Pupoaky early
;esterday and the discovery of dy
namite Jn the safe of Dr. I). T. Du
man, Mayor of Cass Ike. said by
detectives tn be at the hea; pf an
organized band of criminals, were
the. two leading featurea of the rase
H aay.
The Dumas afe was to have heen
opened hy an expert from Ht. Paul
but at the last moment Dr. Dumas,
who Is at liberty on ball, gave the
officers the command. Hlx sticks of
dynamite and four dynamite caps
were found.
BOB PITZSIMMONS
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
BATAVIA, N. T., June 11. Robert
FltBslmmons, former champion of the
prise ring, was Injured In an auto
mdblle accident near here today, re
ceiving aevere brulaee and cuts.
Fltxslmmons, hla wife and a chauf
feur were en route from Cleveland to
New York In the former fighter's 0
horse power machine. While at high
speed the machine swung off the road
tnd turned over. Mrs. Fltsalmmona
and the chauffeur were thrown clear
but Fitaalmmone waa pinned under
the rear seats. He was brought here
for medical attention.
RAYMOND MAY QVIT.
ST. LOUIS, June I. Arthur
Bugs" Raymond, the New York
National's pitcher, who was fined
1200 snd suspended Indefinitely Sat
urday by Msnager McOrsw for break
ing training did not accompany hla
team matea when they departed to
night for Boaton.
Furthermore, according to the ru
mors here, he does not intend to re
join the team, but will go to Chicago
and enter semi-professional base! a II.
EIGHT-HOUR MW FIGURES.
WASHINGTON, June !. The ap
plication of the eight hour labor law
to vessels constructed tn prlvaje ship
yards will be reflected In bids to be
opened at the navy department next
Tuesday, The proposals will be for
two fleet colliers under the eight
hour law and two other fleet colliers
and two tfw sea going tugs without
the labor limitation.
WORLD'S RECORD.
NEW YORK, June 1 Piatt
Adams, of New York Athletic Club,
Ing high Jumps today by clearing 1 OS
a new world's record for nine stand
ing high Dumps today by clearing 103
feet 7 inches.
KX-(i)V. KNOTT DFAD.
LEBANON, Ky., June IS James
Proctor Knott, former governor of
Kentucky and prominent for many
years In congress died here today
aged 81 years.
That It Is more easily cleaned Is the
claim of the English inventor of a
fork with tinea diamond shaped In
section Instead of flat.
Yeast, diluted wit hbolled. luke
warm water, la declared by a Paris
doctor to be a remarkably effective
remedy for burns.
IADIKrFRFJ3 THKATO AIRDOMK
TONIGHT. 8PKCIAL PROGRAM.
The Beauty
of
Your New Costume
depend
vow
largely
its correct hues,
and
in turn are determined
by the eorset over hieh it
is worn. An all-tittiiifr cor
set or one that is not prop
erly proportioned for the
the figure, will ruin the ef
fect of the handsomest
gown.
The new style C ! K Cor
sets are csneeiallv dosio-nprl
THE CRACK
OF THE WHIP
i;w sadie oi corr
Copyright ly American Cre Aj-o-
clnti..n ISM '
il Wnll.iT tnirt in-en courting me
..'He mi, ', imi no proposal come,
il iy tic mill me where tlio bitch
Aiulalilllly." he wild. "Is Indispen
wiblo In n w ife. How con I kuow De
fore iiinrrtnKp; thnt yon are amiable?"
"You abuw n great deal of good
ene." I replied. "There la a great
V. ideal In wtut jou sny. Come ana taae
up your qunncra wiin ua lor a uiuuiu.
; There you will si-e me every day and
often when I am off my guard. 1
slid 1 1 be compelled to show my liato-
rut disposition "
"And as soon as the month la over
we will enter iipoo that other month'
called the honeymoon." be cried eotbu
slnxtlcaily. and. throwing bis arms
around my neck, be covered taj facet
Willi kisses.
Now. we women have a way of do
ing things by strategy. I didn't feel
soy more fear of betraying a disagree
able nature with Neil In the bouse
than when be came to call oo me. I
knew well enoueb that matrimony U
different from courtship and that when
two people settle down to Work In dou
ble harness there la going to be a
good deal of friction, for awhile, at
any rate. I thought It a On ennnca to
letjKetl tea before marriage that these
frk'tlons are not atl the wife's fault.
I waa especially eulpied to do this,
for my little brother Jack was at
home, snd I well knew that If Nell
could stand Jack's antics without los
ing his temper he would be quit able
to stagger under my most glaring
faults.
Nell came and settled himself for
the trial my trial. Be hadn't aald
anything about being tried himself,
and 1 dldo tell blra that he waa to
be nudcr observation. Nell want to
business In the morning, returning
about 6 lu tbs afternoon. Jack took
him Id charge aa soon aa ha arrived.
Nell tried to get rid of blm, bat Jack
tuck like a leech. Nell would be read
ing poetry to ma Id the garden. Jack
wonld come op behind htm and with a
stick and a horse's hair and a tiny ball
of paper would make him think that
a bumblebee waa lighting on hla nose.
Jack sneaked Into Nell's room and
filled hla underclothing (on the Inside)
with burs. Neil got the clothing on.
then bad to take It off again and was
bait an boor picking ont the burs.
He waa late to business that day and
came home In a very bad humor.
Bf such Innocent Juvenile expres
sions of a child's nature did Jack In
gratiate himself Into Nell'a disfavor.
Nell remarked that the boy had been
very badly brought up. whereupon 1
simply aald that It waa evident he
didn't like children. Te me these little
pranks wero delightful. Mall aald that,
the boy belug my brother, I waa doubt
less used to blm.
Jack during this preparation tor a
honeymoon found a boy be would
rather play with than annoy NslL go
I waa obliged to bribe my brother with
candy every day snd the promise of a
football at the end of the season to
keep blm at home during this test of
my disposition. Besides, I waa obliged
to conjure op methods for baraselng
my lover and suggesting them, to the
dear boy. When Ncfl waa enooslng
Jack poured sand In hla ear. Then
Jack would steal up behind Nell and
slip a small piece ot tee down hla
back under his clothing. And one day
when Nell and I were walking over
the lawn together Jack, who waa
watering the grass with the hose,
turned It on my companion and
drenched blm.
This waa the climax of a long term
of annoyances, nnd Nell could not have
kept bis equanimity any longer unless
be had been descended from the
angels. Ue broke louse In a profusion
of Bible quotations In wblch the word
"damontloo" occurred oftenest Then
he ran after Jack, vowing that he
would knock every bit ot spirit out of
bis villainous little body.
"Mr. Walker," I exclaimed severely,
"how can you apeak so ot the dear
child!"
Culld!" be cried. "Hellion, rather!"
Mr. Walker,'" I continued Id a dig-
jjlfled tone, "1 am disappointed. 1 sup
posed that your disposition waa aa
gentle as a lamb's. 1 Ond that you are
easily angered and when angered not
only fierce, but vindictive. Uow fortu
nate that I should have discovered the
true acerbity ot your mokoupt Our
engagement ts at an end. Had I mar
ried a man wltb such a temper 1
should have looked forward to the
rest of my life wltb horror."
These iat words were the aame as
he bad used to me, but he didn't re
member them.
"And had I married von" he re
I toned, forgetting himself In a ww
burst ot auger, "one In wboae velna
flows the blood of tbnt Uttle viper, I
would"-
1 walked straight Into the bouse and
shut the door sfter mo.
Where be stayed that night I dldnt
know, but the next morning he came
to me and on bended kuee begged me to
forgive h'lra. I asked blm If be wished
to lest my disposition any further, and
be aald be was quite eattsried with It
Then I forgnve him.
I do think men are the stupidest
creatures In the world. And yet they
think themselves superior to women.
Tbcy .bttve-au many theories about
them for our guidance. They bluster
aud nrrocntc to themselves, but they
all know tl cruck of a woman's
whip.
That Aw Till Change.
Connie .Mack, manager of the Ath
letics, was discussing in Philadelphia
a pitcher who had gone back.
"You'd never believe he was the
same man," he said. "It'a like the lost
memory cane.
"'Ain't It strange ? said a. Con
shohocken women to her husband, as
she looked up from the Bulletin.
'Here's a gent who. arter a fit of 111-
j neaa, can't remember hie wife, and re
j fuses to believe she's the woman he
married.'
"The Conshohonken man grunted.
I " "A'ell, he ain't the first man." he
j aald, 'that ca't realise his wife Is the
i same woman ite once went crazy
! over.' "
BURTON & HOLT
Furniture and House
Furnishings
Comer Pack Square aud
South Main St.
Acquire the Habit
cf wearing immaculately
laundered linens.
Let us do the work.
PHONE 70
A Trial Is All We Ask
Swannanoa
Laundry
"We Treat Your iAundrt White"
IIIIIMIIIMIHIMHM
OFOROE ADE
When In Ashevllle several
yeara ago, acquired what he
termed the "Wheat-Heart
habit." He got In the habit
of eating Wheat-Hearts and
after that no other cereal sat
isfied him. Thousands of oth
ers have formed this habit
They use other cereala occa
sionally, but Wheat-Hearts
alone satisfies.
All Grocers
M 1 1 1 1 i I
Ice Cold Watermelons
Sliced and served
at our place,
N. Pack Bauare
Whole melona on
Ice at all times.
Honey la our spe
cialty. Phone 857.
itaV
C. W. HARMON CO.
a
; COKE USED
I sft
j IN THE
KITCHEN RANGE
Is conducive to -summer com
fort Coke Is very light and you
get more In quauntlty. It la
also dustless and bourns without
smoke. It Ignites more readily
when slightly dampened. Phone
130.
: Carolina Coal <e :
j Company I
ASHEVILLE
IS NEVER
SATISFIED
With anything but the best.
Beet roads, best paved streets,
best cne system, best phone
system, and
BEST
LAUNDRY WORK
That done the "Nichols Way."
Phone 95.
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr
Be a Great
Pianist Yourself
Even if you Don't Know
One Note From Another
Kilucate yourself, your fami
ly and friends to the beautiful
In music. Self Player Piano
1400 to $950. Convenient
terms if deslrecV
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
Manufacturer of the Piano
with the Sweet Tone.
Southern Wareroom
S West Trade Street,
Charlotte, . i - - . N. O.
C. H. tVttiMOTH,
Manager.
IF YOU WANT
Quick Action. on your Real
Estate, it will pay you to
see us.
Canaday Realty Company
10 North Pack Square.
Phone ?.
ICEBOXES
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH GOODS
HAMMOCKS
J. L. Smathers & Sons
15 N. Main St.
'if Vf ""I'rr'
M&DKUNC, DENTISTRY, PtfAAMACY.
aASHiaasfc - ' a- - t. ssUa
saaWJVTBBJwe MBJBIBJSJ aajpssj yopi ia is rt.
SmvIUm tafMtotary aM MalMl IWfUfiM.
- Wrtta sW Cs.fos J
4.0,0.. ilKV
Merry Minstrel Maid
3 Performances Daily
June 19th to 24th
Refined Vaudeville
Admission . . . .10c and 20c
ANEW LOT OF FIRST
CLASS PIANOS
are expected to arrive in a
few days. Meanwhile I will
continue to sell the few re
maining in stock at greatly
reduced prices.
0. FALK
23 S. Main St.
Prescriptions
Our prescription depart
ment is growing daily. Are
you taking advantage of
our exceptionally low prf
cest Ask your doctor about
us and give us a try.
Seawell's Drag Store
4B SO. MAIN.
Bote
SEWING MACHINES
VARIOUS MAKES
Sold, Exchanged,
, Rented and
" Repaired
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
ASHEVILLE SEWING
MACHINE CO.
Legal Bids Pack Square.
Phone 1509
LADIES
DON'T FORGET TO SAVE
COMBINGS AND LET US
THEM UP FOR TOU.
TOUR
MAKE
MISS CRUISE
Phone 1. Hair iUop SB Haywood
'Wry t'Fru' HUFF
EXPERT OORSETDSRB
ROOMi AT and SS
American National Bank Building
TRIMMED DATS
REDUCED
M. WEBB & CO.
tiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiimiiiimi'
WE SELL :
THE BEST MEATS
AND POULTRY
The senior member of this
firm haa been In business In
Asheville for IS years and Is
still selling meat food to peo
pie -who- pat ronised . him . when
he first engaged In business.
This bespeaks prompt, cour
teous and satisfactory service.
HILL & YOUNG
Phones 4 and . City Market
"Home Re-nilcrrd Lard"
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiir.niiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiig;
HOLLAND DAIRY LUNCH ROOM
5 N. E. Park Square, Near Fire Dept.
formerly National Dairy Lunch.
Changed bands June 1. Everything
clean and first-class. Dutch Cooking.
All kinds of Salads. Try our Dutch
Pancakes, Soda Water and Ire Cream.
Best Cigars In town.
G. TAN RROOK ENBCRGH.
1 19111
i
SGML&S THCATRK CIRCUIT
.' i I ... "i .isi , . V
June Me ofJ'itks jjfegins Joday :
Don't delay in purchasing from this Silk Sale
It will only last three days. Undoubtedly the
best silk values of the season.
$1.00 to $1.25 lot of Silks, including messalines.
taffetas, Jplain.de crepes and poplinettes, forfU
59c yard.
59c Foulard Silk for 39c yard.
75c bordered Seco Silk, 40 inches wide, for
49c yard.'
50c Jap Silks in colors only, 27 inches wide, for
29c yard. ; f-
-Cow Prices on JZadies ReadytQ-toear.
Jtpparel at jtfnnex
The following specials hold good for this week:
$25.00 White Serge Suits, solid and with pin
stripes, for $17.50.
$30.00 White Serge Suits are priced at $22.50.
$12.50 to $30.00 Pongee Coats are priced at"
$9.38 to $22.50.
One special lot of skirts, all wool, at half price.,
Clean-Up Jale of Children's Presses
Quit sewing for the chidren. Come here thist
week and buy your girls and boys' , wash
clothes at less than the cost of material. '17 ;
: $1.00 Dresses are priced at 75c.
Others reduced proportionately.
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE
The finest brand of pure, high
A blend that is perfect and suits
tin cans.
1-pound air-tight tin ..
, 3-pound sir-tight tin
STR&DLEY
3 East Pack Square.
Best Shipment of
berries. Canteloupes & Watermelons
B OTTER NOT BREAD, VIEJTNA ROLLS, VIENNA BREAD
. PAN ROLLS. 5
I visited the largest and best bakeries In Washington a'ndt Bal-
timore and have a Una of Bread that cannot be excelled. ' e
M. HYAMS :
CORNER NORTH MAIN AND MERRIMON AVE. 4 i
Fancy Groceries Meats and Vegetable. 2
- ee eaeeeeeeeeee e
WHY DON'T YOU BUY
your groceries, fresh meats, vegetables, eggs arid butter
at the slme place for less than you have been paying?
Prompt delivery.
V. V. HAYNIE, the Grocer
PHONE 977. COR.' N. MAIN AND EAST STS.
THE GRUNER
Ashe i tie, N. C. No. -sl Haywood Street. Phone 6M
Hydro-Thermo-Electro and Mecnano-Therapy. Dietlcs. Devoted to the
thorough and scientific treatment for
ysis, Hayfever. Malaria, Asthma, Habit,
Women, and other chronic uiseasess.
Th BathS and MaSSajre -
Skillful attendants for both Ladies
Turkish, Russian, Cabinet, Bets-Hot-Air, Electric-Light, Tub, Sits, Foot.
Shower and Needle Baths. Galvanic and Farradlc Treatments. Electrlo
Vibrating, Swedish Massage and Movements. Thure Brandt Massage for
diseases of Women. Douche, Lavage. Open from 8 a. m. to I p. m. Sat
Hp. m. . ' '
FOR SALE.
Eleven-room house with large lo t on Chestnut St Entirely , modern,
first-class In every respect. .Attractlv e grounds. On account of owner leav
ing city will make bargain price If taken within next few days. .
THE H. F. GRANT REAL TY CO., 48 Patton Ave.
Asheville Business College
Is Offering Splendid
Summer Courses.
SCHOLARSHIP (a)
Book-keeping, Penmanship, Spell
ing. Business Letter Writing, Bus
Iness Practice.
SCHOLARSHIP (b)
Shorthand. Typewriting (touch
method). Spelling, Penmanshhlp,
Office. Dictation and Experience.
Punctuation and Filing.
SPECIAL HOURS:
Penmanship, Spelling, Typewriting
and Arithmetic.
Have your boy and girl spend the
summer with us, .College Opp. P. O.
HENRY 8. SHOCKLEY.
Principal.
OPAL CREAM
Aa exquislt and delightful
Toilet Preparation for Hands
and Face.
IfValuable to ladles who do'
th wn houae. work keeping
the lianiia whlte and soft.
Delightful te use after shav
ing. Price S5 Cents.
McKay's Pharmacy
Prescript ton SBcdellate,
Opp. P. O.
Mountain City Steam Laundry
CLEAN AND SANITARY
Our bualaeaa la te please. Give na
trial .; ..
t urortb Lsntaursoa Aveoaa
NepbeM S
grade Coffee in this country,
everyone. Paeked in sealed
, 38e ...
$1.10 ..
& LUTHER
Phones 64 andt .651
Huckleberries. Goose-:
SANITARIUM
selected cases of Nervousness. Paral
Stomach; .Rheumatism, Diseases of
:
PaMtnent or the Sanitarium la
and Gentlemen will administer
Phone 964
to have your clothes pressed.
Latest improved steam Pressing
Machine.
QUICK SERVICE PRESUINO CLUB
BUTTER-CRUST BREAD.
Our new brand, only Co per loaf.
It'a Delicious. Fresh Daily.
Asheville Steam Bakery,
Photae m or SSL
Private or class instructions In Sten
ography and Typewriting.
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
MISS SADIE EMANUEL. Prin.
Phone 17SS. 1S1 W. Chestnut
Bnrn our coal and save
the difference.
ASHEVILLE DRAY, FUEL A CON
. SI-RUCTION CO.
Phone 12.
PRETTY PORTRAITS OF WOMEN
We .make, a specialty of dainty pho- "
tographs of women. Yeara of study
and experience baa taught us how to
catch your prettiest pose and best
expression. '...."
RAY'S STUDIO, ."-V-Xt
Patton Ave.
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