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TIHTASITEVILLE CTTIZ.EN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16,1911
5'
I ECUMENICAL CONfEBBNCE
, j . t i .
Sir: Robert Perkes, of Lon
don, Says Only the Church
Can Control Things
MUST SEEK TO UNITE
f "TORONTO, One, Oct. J 5.- The feu
:. a of tH Sunday services of the
-. -etnvllcal JlothodWt conference was
: ;!) addrew tonight by Hkr ttl-t
$Prks, of tiondon. Kngland, on "Mesn
tedtst Brotherhood." Referring Iq tho
'appointment nf an International
iMethetffst committee eancloued by
jth eonferene last week, Sir Robert
iealdV 'I consider t!i' the most !in
rti and' far reaching lep
Jworld good token by Methodism since
Jtha- day of Wesley.' Thin committee
lof ou hundred should bo tho centra)
f r MWe.fl of tho most militant a:ul
, Tro"re1v ohurch in , the world.
Vhimigh1 it sysmmatlxed plan tho
g.iTeat Methodist churches henceforth
?houM wrkia unison."
!; Whit lb international Methodist
-larotharhood should attempt to do
'from the--in JdotlioJlet -brother-"Jiood
should attempt to do from tho
fttm, sir Robert uid.
Tv. Methodist brotherhood," ha
ntlau4Vinit wk to unit in one
,vst, religious tr masonry, .for mu
tual !, th opia of Methodism
'lt vrj( ;ty,, town.jtnd hamlet yf the
jworld.;,-f .... j-.vv;iivi r'.
'i A to be urgent need " of, . the
brotherhood's worH, Sir Robert felt
that thero ahould ba no doubt. Thtf
, -mut be mobUUatlpn of the churches
to solve the haw social and economic
problem. Throughout tha. world
.-here ta Indue trial discontent, 'Social
. revolution I ibolaiy .preaohed. In some
land the guardian 6f the law appear
; panic stricken. .There l an Increa
In worship of brute force. Only the
church can control thing. It muat
preach the simple; undiluted "gospel
of ChrlaL , .-,','
J "Hut also it muat S recognise that
man la the unit of, society. It muit
study and aid tho Individual, ehange
oftentimes hi , outlook and Ideal,
better hi eurroundln,.Uve -what is
reached end overthrpw the tyranny
of materialism and. force by the hotr
eat, feairleas livti) or the CORpdl." , -'
.A ayowlng , matorJaMam. ' demand
fur recreation ,nd an wnsettUng of
fivlth were ascribed (it a large mass
mealing of the conference thls afuw
noon a eqma of the auea of de
plorable deaeoratipn of the Sabbath.
.JTia apoak-i wn Rv. W. J, Young
of Danville, Va,rnd Rev. K. I. Coul
taa, of Fall River. Maas,, the thn
being, "Obeorvance of the Lord's Pay,
Past and Freaent." f . i
i I, ' JI" iinijr.-Nil M" leN-VSPW
.White. TlloV M JPurrle, at Battery
Tark Oreen Hoi'e -or JUyeor'f Drug
Store. '
;. ; ; out sveu a iiaro mfk .
Cincinnati.. Oct i. :n.-Eugene
Zimmerman, fathor of . the Duvheae
o Mafcohester, and mllllooalre, die
T. cued at the Buelneet Alen'e club the
hftrd 41f of millionaire. ,
. ."Nobody lovei a millionaire any
more." ) said.,.. "Onoe mllUonalrea
i wore ( popular-hQtoea of the na
I- tlpn the brilliant pvemplare set -up
i for youth to follow., But now every-
body is throwlBg bricks 'or making
'"law, to fhwl at the rich. The mil
. Ilonalre. following the Instinct of
BeU protection, has taken a back seat,
j It's a.wful. The millionaire daren't
jCjow this head in government affaire
- 5 any more, for - somebody Is around
" ready to throw Something. All we oaa
d these dvye it vote, Is millionaire
rent to the - sebatet Well, right- off
;-omeboUy euouns: hlni of buying hla
"I ho given mblnet position?
'WeU. '-no preoldbnt dare do such a
SjthHhB if he valuoti hie political life...
jji,..VA millionaire has no' chances any
moro. Intitnad i f sending successful
"itwa of affairs to Washington and to
;our sVotte legislatures to make our
rilaw we are s'ndlng men wio could
Knot run a peanut stand political In
oompetente who cau get the votes.
SjTh corporatiohs are being hampered
jjjby too much legislation."
ll Austria, where the production j
sot kerosene is a Kreat Industry.
I
jftlarg government refinery Is under ; silence I over henrd," remarked Jus
contemplation. I fmlty tire Hnrluiv
M V. MOOKE & CO.
Specialists In Women' Ready-to-Wear Garments.
Careful Attention given to Mull Orders
Ask for a fall Catalogue.
OTIS JONES AGAIN ,
OUT ON WARPATH
Will Tell MftKiMrato This' ltTiing
All About ll Ialiail He Whipped;
Woiniiu
Arording to Tcports, Ottla Jonoi, a
yiuiift whit'? man well known In
llci- circles, n the warpath early
ycHterday mornln find eoviwal of
thn( -!w r.r.vsm ) t. croi hi
nut', ..... I to ha- rec-.lvi.-il the ef-
! rji-t of hla fK'htitis mood. J.mn. wtlt
Mieinx to ham a rnnWii. for whlpplnif
women of tho underworld. In i-liarKed
with naultliie Ida I'wl und Maud
Brown, two realdenla of Mountnln
Htreel. ulid iiccopdlni to the atorlua
they related to officers, Jujies wai
In good ecrnppln trim. It l aald
that he loomed tip largely ne tha
white man hope In one of tho plnoee
on thai street and a yottne man
wnf(
declared that he wa
visitor In the
city, In aald
to have como in for a
share of Jones' well-aimed blows, hav
ing been knocked across a stove, ac
cording to the 'story he told to an
officer, and received .a, massage with x
pan of grease whjcl) Wiis on the stole.
Jones, it is said, after dlrectlpg his
alleged plan of buttle, wont to one of
the magistrates of the city and put up
bond for his appearance today, when
hla ease will he called for trial. The
women, It la said, will appear against
him, although wne of .them declared
that Jones had warned her not to tes
tify against htm.
ATTEMPT At BURGLARY
CHARGE AGAINST NEGRO
Charged Hist He ... Tried to Open
Window of House on Eagle Ter
ra oe yesterday
Wlokefaham Sender", colored., wtw
arrested . early yesteTday . morning
charged with an attempt to commit
burglary, 1 said that he was seen
trying to pry open on of the window
on the, ground floor of one of the
houses on, Kaflle tewaoa. The ooou
pante of the house, hearing the noise,
called a policemen ad as the iatrol
man' Pproaohed the- window, . It is
rnpertod, W negro took to his heels.
However, the olucooat wasenoro net
of loot and landed his man, -taking
him t the Ky Jail. The window was
ibartred, it is reported, aud it l
charged that Banders wa trying to
remove the bur,
The case will be called in olty po
lio court this morning.
K0 MESSENGER BOYS
ARRESTED LAST NIGHT
Ilohurt Paytoo and Ous filler, two
young Western Union messenger boy,
were arrested last night, charged wfth
"ecrappihg" in front of the telegraph
office on Tatton avenue, although
neither of, the youngster. It Is sajd.
wa hurt seriously in the alleged
ftght, A bicycl lantern, which wa
across the alleged waf path, was shat
temed and the encounter attracted
ome attention from "passers-by.
The ease of the yourigatef will be
called in city pollc court thl morn
ing. ';
MM TRIBUTE TO
ftVintinued from f age Une)
ing tobacco for many Weeks.
Hlsi
favorite exercise was golf.
One hole
I in- i h. rhflw rRjiA links la known
as the Harlan hole because the Jus
tice made the hole one day In one
stroke. He often plyc4 wltih- Dr. J.
Molirlde Bterritt. a rirtlre-d clergy
man. One day Stcrrttt proposed to
teo off but missed the ball entirely.
Ho looked t the sphere for a mo
ment in distrust without a word.
"Doctor, that Is tho mast profane
Coats
Everything for Women,
Misses and Children
Our stock of coats is now prac
tically complete and includes
coats of all sizes and for every
purpose. There are Heavy Eng
lish Tweeds, Cheviots, Home
spuns, Mixtures and the new double-faced
reversible cloth, which
is so extremely popular in a num
ber of combinations for women,
misses and juniors. In women's
sizes we show some beautiful
models in black cloth, semi-fitted
and loose styles, suitable for af
ternoon wear.
POSITIVELY BELIEVES
WOULjTHAVE DIED
Fortunate Experience of
Lady Who Obtained Re
lief From Serious Trou
ble by Taking a
Woman's Tonic
WISDOM A It, Cal
M 1 1 1h, of thin place:
Hayn Mrs.
"I had a
V. 8.
mis-
i hup, hlch was followed by lnflam-
I matlon, and I suffered with Intense'
i pain for. more than a week. j
I "I positively believo 1 would have
' (lied had It not heen for Cardul. the I
worniin s tonic.
"1 don't think anyone can .recom
mend a medicine more hl;hly than I
can Cardul. I nevnr saw- a remedy
which strengthens one so rapidly.
"When 1 hiKan to take ('ardul I
could not stand on my feet. After
taking two Ion I wah cured, and
now I weigh. 1G pounds. J am glad
to recommend a medicine with sn
much merit."
If womanly troubles have worn you
out, made you feel weak, sick and
miserable, and aildo to see only tha
dairk sldo of things, brlghten-up by
getting back your health.
Take Cardul, the woman's tonic.
This well known woman's modlclne
has brought health and hap-plne to
many thousand of weak and ailing'
women. Why not to you?
Oct a bottle totiay at the drug
tore.
Not?. The Cardul Home Treatment
for Women, consists of Cardul J1),
Thedford'e Black-Draught 25c. or
Velvo (50c), for tho Itvor, and Cardui
Anttsaptlo (HOc). These remedies
may .be .taken singly, by themselves,
If dealired, or three together, as a
complete treatment for women's' Ills.
Write to Ladles' Advisory department,
Chattanooga Medicine company,
Chattanooga, Tena., for Bpeclal In
struetlons, and -Pge book, "Home
Treatment for Women," sent In plain
wrapper, on request.
TDISISTBE
DAY THEY GO
The Citizen Today Contin
ues Distribution of Those
Fine Dictionaries
Today WU1 he the pig Dictionary
Day.. '
Come early and avoid the rush of
the wise one who. will seek to . take
advantage of The Cltlsen's offer of a
Weibster's Uew Standard Dictionary
Illuabrated for six . coupons clipped
from consecutive Issue of the paper
and a small oxpens bonus.
Early today the dictionary dlstri
button will start, and. Judging rom
tha ort vds that .have ben sxamla-
Ing the "volume durlar the past .few
dajre, they are going to go like the
proverbial hot eakes. '
So far. the fletftbla black leather
binding of No. 1 stylo has made that
type of book-the favorite.
-It looks like a Bible," Is what
"they all say. The-comment Is Jnstl
fled, as the took Is made up of the
best prtnt on the best Bible paper.
In fact, fcs.the work 1 almost as in
dlspenslible, the Dictionary should be
placed Ibealde the Bible on every book
shelf, no matter whether It be five
feet or fifty feet in length. In ap
nealranc it t a fit companion volumo
of the beet Bible ever printed,
A dlcttonairy of such common-sense
lie and compiled in such a compre
hensive ma -tier Is just a indispensa
ble to the business man as the tele
phone book or the city directory.
KNOWLEDGE YOU USE
IS WKvVT COUNTS
Jt I noUhow much knowledge you
have but how much knowledge you
use that counts In your 'work, and It
is the same with books. You might
have the largest dictionary or ency
clopedia In the wol-ld, but It would
not do you as much good as tho dlc-
tlonary which The CltUen offers Its
readers. Tho Volume is small enough
to keep constantly at your elbow and
you will use It ten times to tho once
you will cross the room to consult
the big Webster's on the aland or ta
ble; and that you will use It a hnu
dred times more than you will uso a
library or encyclopedia.
A well-known business man ex
plained yestdrday why ha was cllp-v
ping the dictionary coupons. A vis
itor noticed that ho was preparing to
I secure a dictionary rrom Tho citlson
! and expressed his surprise, as he had
' a big volume of Webster's In his of-
: rlco:
"I want that flexible leather dlc
', tUuiHry." he snld. "It's the handiest
book of the kind I've over seen nnil
the most complete. Do you realize
how many new words are placed In
iwir language every year. This book
Is up to date end 1 need It In my
i business. It's dollars to doujrhnuts
; that I'll use It ten times as much ns
I ever use that cumbersome one. This
. t'lti7.en hook Is a Carnegie library at
your elbow."
" If you have not started dipping; al
ready, stiurt now.
1 You can get any one of the throe
styles of iNioks by mail by sending
! the nix conweeullvo coupons, the ex
pense bonus and 2- cents postage.
On Saturday a great ninny diction
aries vei distributed and a Iutko
number of p.-ople stated their intcn
J lion of lilppliK the coupons ami se-
curing a copy. We look for a big
sale today and In a short time the
nrst shipment will be exninist'rd.
OLDEST WOMAN IN SOI Til DEAD
Al'lHTSTA, On.. Oct. 15. Mrs.
Nancy Williamson, mild to have been
the oldest woman In the south, ag?d
a little more than 110 years, died at
her home In Aiuusta this afternoon,
she is survlvod by nineteen grand
children; thirty-three great grand
children and seventeen great-greut-i?nindohlldren.
Though feeble and
all but helpless, she recently has
spent much time sewing ac tides of
clothing for her youngest -descendants.
CIMPilGS ill 5TJP.T
IT
FOB SENATOR
T IB. L'fBLlETTE
Aggressive Jovement on
Foot to Make Him the
Nominee for President
WISCONSIN MEETING
CHICAGO, Oct. ' 15. Friends of
Senator LaFollette became .active to
day with the arrival in this city of
delegates from many states to attend
tho conference of the National Re-
publican Progresive league, whu-h op. comlort it atlords before, and the help
ens tomorrow. Thv averted that : ful restoration to health and strength
im y would begin an agreslve move
ment at the opening of the confer
ence to bring about his nomination
for prmldent. "No anutrotilsm. they
said had developed as yet to his nom
Inavlon and if any of l.ie delegates
have como to Chicago Intending to
oppose LtiPollette's friends., they
have not announced holr Intention.
The conference will be opened with
1 out a set program. Senator Moses
U. flapp, who heads the Minnesota
dclpKutlon which tonight staried fof
Chicago Is to be' the ohlef speaker'
at this session. Senator Clapp 1st I
Known to De in favor of the annonoe-
ment of ItFolleitte' candidacy with
out any delay and Is expected to op
en the campaign in hla flist adress.
He Is to be followed by Representa
tive I. U Lenroot, of Wisconsin.
Congressman John M. Nelson and
A. H. Db4, both of the Wisconsin
delegation arrived 'here during the
day. Senator Crawford of South Da
kota, arrtved her btris morning with
other delegate frm ;the western
states. During the day numerous ln
fomi&l conferences took place.
nans were discussed' by some of
the delegates, to introduce a resolu
tion into tflie conference calling on
the state whr presidential prl
marie are not -held to arrange vol
untary prlmarie. Tho theory ,of th
originators of the resolution I that
(the majority of the people favor La
Folletteo and that such primaries will
strengthen hi ohanoe. - Twenty-five!
states are to be represented In the
conference. It was stated late tonight
that senator LaFoUette does not ex
pect to attend. ,
THEATRE MANAGER AND
BAND LEADER ARRESTED
charged trrra VIOLATING SAB.
BATH ORDINANCE '
.... fin- ..'
j, r a. SBBsBBiasaf . -a
Arrosto Result 4N;Moel Coiwert
Given at the Audltottum Last
Nlglit
George W. Bailey aad Creators
were served with warrants this morn
ing charging them with 'wiolating the
state law whlWh prohlbits'the follow
ing ef a trade on the Sabbath, and
the penalty' ifor wihich fls 1. The
warrants "were Issued shortly after
midnight by' Juhre Jnhlus G. Ad
ama upon the complaint of ' Rev. W.
A. Newell, pasitor of the Haywood St.
Methodist church Rev.'. Mr. Newell
based -his eomplalnt on the aanred
concert Which Was given' at the Audi
torium last night to wjiioh an ad
mlsSion fee was cuarged 'and the pro
gram Of which Included such selec
tion 'a Meyerbeee "prophet," Ha
endel'a "Halleujati" and Gounod's
"Benedlctus." !
Manager Bailey Vnnsulted City At
torney J. FrasleT GletSn Saturday
nlgljt In regard to living the concert
and was 'Informed (hat here was no
city ordmew pi-ohlblflns; a sscred
concert on Sunday which necessitated
that the prticht r resort to the state
law to carry out tus intention, riev.
Mr. Neweii opiied for warrant for
ench member of the band, but the
local policemen were unaote 10 learn
their name or iSrthtlty and the re
quest that the entire body of must-,
clans be arrested was net urged.
The fact that the "action which
caused the Issuance of warrants wag
taken will be learned with Interest,
Mr. Dalley was summoned to appear
In police court this morning and
Creature posted a bond of $3 for hi
appearance.
An amusing feature of the Incident
was the effort of one of the local po
licemen to "get next to" the names
of the musicians, nil of whom re
sponded to his enquiries: "Me play
at opera house."
TWO llll.TMOKE ARRESTS
Policeman Sharpe, of Wltmore, re
ports two arrests yesterday: John
Alby, coolred. drunk, and a woman
wtioso name could not be learned,
charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct
EXPEM.ED FROM ORDER
WASHINGTON, c t. 15. Dr. E.
I., Schnrf. at on.- time a member of
the faculty the Catholic University,
It was announced . fflcially tonight,
has been expelled from the Knights
of Columbus on the charge that ho
had contracted to deliver Catholic
vof s to conuressm.in and politicians.
Dr. Schitrf irt attfiekcd In eonrfress
In the pant session by Representative
Ren Johns -n i f Kentucky, a Catholic
and a Knight of ("otumbus. Acting on
Mr. Johnson's testimony the general
officers of the Knight of Columbus
took tlnal action.
TURKISH BATHS
The Gruncr Sanitarium
31 Haywood Street For Ladies and Gentlemen
The highest point of woman's hao.
plness is ronched only through moth
erhood, in the clasping of her child
within her arms, yet the mother-to-be
is often fearful of nature's ordeal
and shrinks front the suffering inci
dent to its consummation. But for
nature's ills and discomforts nature
provides remedies, and in Mother's
Friend is to be found a medicine of
great value to every expectant mother.
It is an oily emulsion for external
application,' composed of ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooth
ing effect on those portions of ' the
system Involved, It is intended to
prepare the system for the crisis, and
thus relieve, in great part, the suffer
ing through which the mothernsually
passes. The regular use of Mother's
Friend will repay-any mother in the
it brings about
Mother's Friend
after baby conies,
is for sale at
drag stores.
Write for our
free book for
expectant moth
ers which contains much valuable
information, and many suggestions
of a helpful nature. I
BRAnFTF'n vcrjflATCn m.. Atlamtm. Cs.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF RECKLESS DRIVING
AHeged That Young; Mao Wha In
toxloated and toing at Breakneck
Speed I
L. S. Pugh Wtui arrested yester
day afternoon charged with being
drunk and disorderly and driving one
of the horses of Brltt & Perry's sta
ble recklessly. It Is alleged that the
man was thoroughly Intoxicated and
drove the animal through Sunset
drive and on a number of the city
streets In a very "Cruel manner. Ac
cording to the report of some of
those who saw the vehicle pass their
homes, the driver was going at a
breakneck speed and was urging the
horse forward.
The police department was notified
of the alleged reckless driving of
Pugh and two policemen drove after
him. However, they did not catch
him until he had: reached the stable
although they followed within ten
minute of him, It le said, and on sev
eral occasions wore a very short dis
tance behind him.
The horse 'showed the effects of
hard -driving, according to reports, al
though there wereho wounds "on It to
Indicate that It had been beaten.
FOOTBALL PLAYER MAY DIE
ATHENS. Oa xOct. It buffering
from a;low on the head received In
a football game between the scrubs
and reserve yesterday, F. M. Molsse,
of South Carolina, a student at tho
University of Georgia Is 1n a local
hospital 1n a serious condition. Molssa
was rendeired unconscious by the blow
and had not regained consciousness
late today. Phylclans state they are
unable to determine the extent of his
Injury.
WE APPRECIATE
The patronage given us
us by the city and surround
ing territory since our big
opening some time atro.
Quite a number of new cus
tomers have been secured
because of the perfect clean
liness, perfect ventilation
and the general avpearanee
of our laundry plant, and
we are not only keeping
them but also winning new
, ,j , . - ,,
i patrons through their satis
taction and talk t() their
neighbors. If you will send
us yours we will guarantee
to satisfy you.
MOUNTAIN CITY
LAUNDRY
Phone 624
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
as Haywood St.
Phone 10
Hair Goods of all styles
made up to order.
We make up combings
also.
Wrightsmaifs
MILM.VERY
1ft Church Street
CITIZEN WANT ADs"7
BRING RESULTS
Cffind
COfUSE,TS
MISS
HUFF,
E.VI KRT CCnSETIERE
ItOOMS IT and 28
American National Bank Building
'!" -!,' .. .' i-l ",''i....,....... f ,.2.'j.m M
A
Wednesday Svenirig
, fours from Seven? thirty to Pen
This store will be formally opened on Wednes
day evening. The Bon Marehe cordially invites you
and your friends to be present at the opening of
AsheviUe's greatest store.
Everything is in readiness for this event. Our
store .has been open fo the public for the past week,
and we have been slowly arranging everything so
as to be in perfect condition for this occasion.
Our stocks are in fi
partment shows complete
Just Received Fresh Shipment of
Scalshipt Oysters
M. HYAMS
FRESH MEATS
Phone 4-34i.
as
M& W
Indian Coal
Is a
' Prize Winder
Phone 130
Carolina Coal &Iee
Company
50 Patton Ave. Druhmor BIdg. I
' I
M. Webb Co.
MILLINERY IMPORTERS
Club BIdg. Hkywood St.
BREAD, CAKES
PIES
Better than mother
makes and that's going
some. Phone 622 and yotu
order will receive prompt
and careful attention. Pur
ity products.
ASHEVILLE STEAM
BAKERY
Asheville School
oi Musical Art
and
languages
Phone 34 1
Auditorium BIdg.
ASHEVIIiLE SCHOOL OF MUSICAL
ART A'D LANGUAGES
Teachers
Vocal
Mr. E. M. Harker
Mr. G. P. Westail
Mrs. J. G. Stlkeleather
Piano
Miss Minnie Westail
Miss Kate Laxton
Mr. , F. Flaiington Harker
Mr. John W. Stems .
Organ and Theory
Mr. F. Klaxtngton Harker
Lianguages
Mr. A. J. Lyman
Phone 344 , Auditorium BIdg.
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters
The Celebrated "Garland
and Laurel Makes.
J. L. Smathers & Sons,
Mammoth Furniture Store,
15-17 N. Main St.
HOOD'S
MTMJKERY
S Haywood S-
ne condition. Every de
assortments! '
OR0CEBIES
Cor. N. Main A Merrimon Ave.
c
Comparing the quality of
.Pianos sold at a certain
price, Falk's Music
has always given
quality than any
House
higher
of his
competitors.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
26 South Main St. -
MMPstPBWW'M
SEWING MACHINES
VARIOUS MAKES
Sold, Exchanged,
Rented and . - .,
Repaired
CAS3 OR EASY PAYMENTS
ASHEVILLE SEWING
MACHINE CO.
'Legal BIdg Pack Square.
Phone 150S
CELEBRATED CANDY
OX ICE AT
McKay's Pharmacy
Oppo. Post Office.
FOR SALE
Three of the best resi
dence properties on Mont
ford avenue . A rare oppor-,
tunity to- get an elegant
home. Terms.
CANADAY REALTY CO.,
Phone 9T4. 10 N. Pack Square.
Water bost
conveys Heat
Hence the wonder'ui effi
ciency and economy of Hie
Hot Water System
of bouse warming.
Healthful, Cleanly
Ctsveaient, Safe
IDEAL Bollen and
AMERICAN Radiators
Union Plumbing Company.
23 N. Main Street.
THE BERLIN
A full line of ladies' and gtnts' and
children's ready-to-wear clothaa.
J EAST PACK SQUARE,
AdJolaUng Fire Department Building.