THE ASHEV1LLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1913. '
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LEADING HOTELS. LEADING HOTELS.
Luxury Without Extravagance
( Magnificent Fireproof Structure in the heart of
the business district. Conducted on the European
plan.
Bates $1.00 Up.
Club Breakfast from 25c to $1.00. Table-D Bote
Luncheon served from 12. X) to 3300 p. m., 75c.
Table DHote Dinner served from 6:00 p. m. to 8:30
p. m., $1.00. A la Carte service at all hours.
High in Altitude Only 2,250 Feet.
J. BAYUIS RECTOR. MANAGER.
A Suomer Outing Above the Clouds
Eagles ISJest and Camp
PnctHvo Doll of frnm If 4v l?oirAi
vuua v aavatva uviu lata J ivivl
ua junuuiu mountain over one-naif mil higher than Aahevllle,
verlcok Wayneavllle and Lake Junaluska. For scenery, air, water,
climate and everything essential for the oomfort and enjoyment or 1U
guest., this favored spoi la unapproached. No tourist should mlia the
beautiful drive up the mountains, followed by one of our .umptuout
dinners. No annoyance from children. No consumptive.
u. attormwalt, Jr- Mgr.
Eagles No P. O. N. C
Folder, and particular, at city ticket office, Aahevlllo, N. C.
Battery Park Hotel
OPEN TRROrtiHCG, TKU EAB. FAMOCS EVJHtarWHERK
IOR BOOKLET RATES AST) RESERVATIONS, ADDRiTttt
J. L. ALEXANDRE. PROP. Asheville, N. 0.
SWANNANOA-BERKELEY
AsheviljVg Most Modern and Up-to-Date Hotel
Hot and cold running water or private bath in every
loom.
FRANK LO UOHEAN
MARGO TERRACE asheville, n. c.
Occupies a beautiful location. The houae U of modern contaruoUon, ar
tlstloaiiy designs, perfectly eaulope d. large airy room and private hatha
Margo Terrace la bomeUV in it atm osphers and particularly attractive tt
famiii. aad ladle traveling alone.
Excitant tabl. SiOdernte rate P. B. BRAKCn. Pro.
HOTEL AETHELWALD
t BREVARD, N.C.
Kates, $2 per day. Steam heat. Hot and Cold Baths.
Both commercial and tourists. Open year round.
;CHAS. M. COOK; Jr., Proprietor.
Mountain Meadows Inn
1,300 Ft Above Aahevilie. n-
Center of Panorama of Valley and Mountain In Ten CountleT
Dairy and Vegetable Garden. . Room, with and without "bath
Telephone 1971 , MISS TEMP K HARRIS itaherlll.
THF 1MPFMAI nnTPI canton
KM.aiUJSil,Prop.
E SAMPLE ROOMS ELE0TRI0 LIGHTS
STEAM HEATED FREE BATH
RATES $2.00 and UP.
The Monarch European
All Outride and Clean Boom. In Heart of the City, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Special Rate. Pew Week.
Phone 1832.
HESInOL WILL
STOPTIIATITCH
Briar Instant ReUel awl Qaickry
Clear Away Skin Eruption.
No matter how long you hare been
tortured and ditflgured by Itching,
horning, raw or sealy akin humora.
just put a little Of that toothing, an
tiaeptio Besinol Ointment on the sore
and the uffering atop right there I
Healing egtn that Very minute, and
jour alia get well o quickly von feel
Mhamed of the money you threw away
on ueleat, tedion treaunenU
Wherever drug are apld, you eta be
juit a aur of finding Beainol Oint
ment a court-plaster or a toothbrush.
Thia it because doctor have prescribed
it o regularly for the last eighteen
year that every druggist know, he
mutt keep It oatantly la stock. It
eooe la opal J are, for fifty etnto aad
on dollar, or you eaa try it at our x
pente. Betinol Ointment it mott ef
fective for fatal ing wr, boil, wound
and pile. Write today to Dept. ft-lf,
Betinol, Baltimore, Md, for a tampl
of Betinol Ointment and a miniature
cake of Betinol Boap,
WOES OF A BOY,
A aad story 1 told by a Pennsyt
van la man of a lad in hit town who,
Ilka many another toy, baa been
obliged to wear the caat-off clotMng
f hi. father.
One afternoon thi. lad waa dis
covered In tear "What" a th. trouble
my boy?" asked the man who tell
the tory.
"Why, explained the youngster, be
twe(n (ob., "ppp ha. gone and shave 1
hi (ace clean and now I s'pose I'll
have to wear all them red whisker."
HAT
Mm IS
The Japanese premier will report to
the emperor on the thootlng of a num
ber of JapaneM ubeot during tight
tug between Chinese government
troop and rebel, recently.
START YOUR LIVER,
DON'T STOP WORK
Dodtton' liver Tone Act Mildly, but
Surely. livens TJp Vur liver
and Vou Buy On
Your Feet.
It is the experience of colomel uur
that if they take enough of the drug
to have the desired effect, it .erlously
Interfere, with their work the day af
ter. But thi 1 the least important
item, for calomel is often a dang.rou
drug and act. on the system violently.
Don't take chance with calomel.
Get a bottle of the pleasant, safe and
(perfectly harmless Dodson'. Liver
Tone, guaranteed to take the, place of
calomel. Instead of making you feel
worse the next day it makes you feel
better and you actua'l are better,
for no remedy in th whole world
livens up the liver, regulate the bow
els and really. rejuvinate th system
any better than thi. doe.
You ar the sole Judge of it merit..
Allison'. Drug Store is full author
ised to iand you back your -money
without question tf It fail, to plerue
you and relieve you.
' Remember, if you feel constipated
and bilious, what you heed 1. Dodson'
Liver Tone. A large bottle and a
good guarantee for SO cents from Al
lison'. Drug Store.
I
fO GREET
GAB. VETERANS
Tennessee Cty Prepares to
Show "Yanks" the
Real South.
CAN ENTERTAIN
200,000 VISITORS
Annual Parade Is One of the
Impressive Features of
Encampment.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept t.'l am
coming to th. national enoampment.
i may never attend another. I want
to see old Lookout Mountain again
and Bnodgras Hill and the battle
fields of Nashville and Franklin. Ana
I want to meet my -old comrades,
orobablv for th last time, In the
shadow of Missionary Ridge whirs
we fought aide by aid. Ip "the battle
above th. cloud." Just fifty year
The above 1. Ibut one of thousand
of similar letters that have been re
ceived by the local committees from
veterans all over the ' country and
which Indicate that the national en
campment of the. Grand Army of the
Republic soon to assemble in thi. city
will bo on of the bct attended in
the history of that organisation.
The encampment will be far broad
er in its scope than a mere reunion
of the .oldier. who wore the blue.
The Indication, are that thousands
of gray-dad veterana who followed
the fortune, of th Confederacy will
be present ' to greet their former foe
and to Join with them in saluting
the .tarry banner that wave over
north and south alike. A a demon
stration of patriotism the encamp
ment promises to b scarcely less no
table than the great reunion held on
the battlefield of Gettysburg in th.
early summer.
The activities of the encampment
will ibegin on. week from today, when
Alfred B. Beer, of Bridgeport, Conn.,
commander-in-chief of the O. A. R.,
will arrive with hi. staff and op.n
headquarters at th. Hotel Patten. For
the seven days following there will be
a constant succession of Interesting
events. The end of the encampment
will come on th. fiftieth anniversary
of the closing day of the great tat
tle of Chlckamauga, where American
met American en one of th. most
hotly contested field, of th. war,
where many thousands on both- 1de
gave their live or '' suffered from
wound, fighting for that which they
believed was right. " ' ,
Chattanooga .xpeott to entertain
200,000 visitor, during th. week Of
th. enoampment. The firm two day.
will b. given over entirely to reunion.
of army coups, brigades and regi
LEADING HOTELS.
LEADING HOTELS.
GROVE PARK INN
Grove Park Inn serves luncheon 1:00 to 2:30
p. m. Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 p. m. Visitors to Ashe
ville, although not guests of Grove Park Inn, are
invited to dine and inspect the building. Special
attention given to luncheon and dinner parties, if
k notified in advance. Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00
p. m., 7:30 to 10:00 p. m. Rates $5.00 per day and
up. Special summer rates. Phone 3000.
WM.S. KENNEY, Manager.
BEAUMONT LODGE
i ? Beaucatcher Mountain 500 feet above and overtook
Ing Asheville. One mil. from Pack Square; easily reached
by carriage ur automobile. Alway. cool and delightful
Phone J2J-f.
MISS MATTIri HARRIS.
Asheville.
Grove Park Inn Orchestra (six pieces) invites
engagements for dances receptions and entertain,
ments. Call C. Edwin White, Director, phone 3000,
for terms and engagements. .
CAPUDINh.
V
1SI
HICKS' CAPUDINfTS
IN A LITTVKVATKR r
CURES
HEADACHE
COLDS AND GRIPP
OLO ftT WKUrroOKID D'0 r.ttJ
HAD
GOSSIP
El
CAPITAL OF
meats that participated In th. many
battle, that were fought In this vi
cinity. Two of the most notable of
these reunion will b. held by the
Society of th Army of th. Cumber
land and th survivors of Wilder1.
brigade.
Th. annual parade, always on. of
the most Impressive features of the
place Wednesday morning. Many of
tho old soldier will be too feeble to
march in the rank, with their com
fades. Realising this, arrangements
have been mad. to furnish carriages
and automobiles for thos who with
tt. participate in th. parade, despite
'ho.r InablHty to stand the sever.
strain of marching. . Othert will oc
cupy seat, in the reviewing stands,
where' they can witness the parade
and cheer their oomrades at they
past, ,
Th. first business .easlon of th. na
tional encampment will open Thurs
day morning. The prinlcpal item of
business will b. the selection of -a
new commander-in-chief. Th contest
for the honor already bid fair to be
on. of th. most spirited in many
year, Flv. state., Boutin Dakota,
Mkthigan, New Jersey, Indiana and
JNdbraska, h&ve entered favorite sons
in th. race. South Dakota baa Indors
ed H. H, Kingman, who
served through th. war with th. 11th
Wisconsin regiment and has been one
of the prominent figures in th. U. A.
R. tlnoe its organization. The oholc.
of Michigan is ex-Congressman Wash
ington Gardner, who enlisted In th
Union army when only sixteen and
followed Sherman from Chattanooga
to Atlanta. New Jersey, candidal.
Is Col. Ralph D. Cola, who is sxpsot
ed to hav. th. support of many vet
eran, of th. east and New England
states. Indian 1. campaigning for
Comrade A. O. Somsrs, who count,
upon th. support of all "who believe
that th. tlm. has com. when a pri
vate soldier should b. honored." Ne
braska has sntered th. lists with Col.
C. . Adams, a banker and farmer
of Superior, Nb., who has distin
guished war record linked with th.
history of the 14th Army oorps.
But after all, th. business of th.
encampment will b. of secondary
consideration. The Informal reunion,
the renewing of old friendships, visit,
to th. old battlefield, and numerous
features of entertainment will take up
the most of the tlm. of the visitors.
Guide, will be furnished to pilot the
old soldier, and their friend, through
the Chickamauga Military park, to
point out Bnodgras Hill, where Gen
eral. Thome, Bteedmaa and others
checked th. advance of th. Confed
erate fotceg and steed the Union ar
my. All are expetced to visit again
the scenes of th. great battles of
Lookout Mountain, Orchard Knob
and Missionary Ridge, while many
partis, from th. north win .xtend
their slgihtseeing tears as far at Ken
esaw Mountain, Atlanta and other
place, where history was mad. In
th. '60a
OLD NORTH STATE
Chairman Travis Returns
' . from Meeting Held at
Washington. ,
J PAXTON HOTEL Cl
fp-to-Date European Hotel. Kewly Furnished Throughout. Hew
Management. Modern Convenience
Phone 2086 38 So. Main St
CinUBTOPHKIVa COMPliACTP.
Lula McStubbln. had been a bride
but a short tlm. when th. startling
truth was forced upon her that her
young husband was not exactly 4
toettoUllar. One evening, a few week,
after th. wadding, th. strict old cold
water crank Papa Memubblns, drop
ped In to call. Hs found his daughter
all alone. After a while he asbed:
"Where Is Christopher?"
"Well, the fact is, Christopher Isn't
feeling very well this evening."
"Is that so? What seem, to be th.
matter?" -
"Well r -th. fact I. r Chris
topher 1. suffering from a bad attack
of of propinquity
"Propinquity, propinquity," repeat
ed th. puzzled old gentleman. 'That',
a d!rR- i never heard of. Tou must
i be mistaken."
"Oh, no, father! Let me explain.
Propinquity mean, nearnem, doesn't
it?"
"I think so."
''And to be near is to be clewy isn't
R?"
"Em yes yea"
"And when w apeak of a man as
being close w. mean that he is stingy,
don't we?"
"Certainly."
"And when a man 1 stingy we call
him tight, don't we?"
. "I believe so."
"WU," sh. concluded, with a sigh,
"that's what's the matter with
Christopher." Tlt-Blta.
TATE SPRING
Under new management. Remodeled and refurn
ished. No sickness.
Drink Tate Spring Water for your Health
Reasonable Rates. First Class Service. The
Sportiest 18-hole Golf Course in the Souti, Come
over.
TATE SPRING HOTEL CO.
Tate Spring, Tenn. S. B. Allen, Managing Director
A Trial is All We Ask
LAUNDRY
PHONE 70
JKfoIreat Jou X Laundry Vlutft
Bigger Point for Point Belter Dollar for Dollar
Without Doubt the 1914
OVERLAND is the Moist Wondertul Car of the
v New Season.
HOLLAR MOTOR CO.
Phone 672. , 56 South Main St
T. B. GURRY KILLED
BY DEPUTY SHERIFF
MANUFACTURERS OF
AUTOS WITHDRAW
Sfcss. J
Refuses to Pay $500 State
License Levied by Last
Legislature!
RALKian, BppO. Chaitman Tra
vis of the North Carolina corpora
tion commission hus returned from
Washington where be attended a con
ference , of member of the corpora
Hon commission, of th. slates of the
union, th. interstate commerce com
missioner! and the special engineer
ing board chosen by the Interstate
commerce commlsleun -or carrying
out the provision, by congress for the
fixing of physical valuation of all the
railroad property In the United fitatot.
The conference, Chairman Travis says,
resulted In the outlining of a mode
of procedure tn undertaking this gi
gantic task which will require years
of labtr and an Immense outlay of
money. As soon as th. physical val
uation! ar. established It I. the pur
tot of th. Interstate commerce com
mission and the stats commission, to
ute these physical calculation. In mak
ing freight rate. Inttead of consider
ing the outstanding Mock, and bondt
In making pp th. bail, for rat. mak
ing. ;
Only twenty-.lg of th. two hundr.d
automoWl. manufacturer, that wer.
doing business in this stat. In ltll
hav. paid th. 1500 atat. limns, tax
imposed by the 1113 legislator, on
manufacturer, and about all of th.
other, hav. left th. stat. or "Will do
to very toon as th. treasury depart
ment t. pressing th. mattsr of ag.ntt
ceasing activities unless th. license It
ipald. Of th. wnty-slx lloens. tax.
paid only eight hav. actually bten
paid by th. rnanufactursrs, th. .tat.
agent putting up th. money on their
own account In th. other case. Many
of th. higher priced machine manu
facturer, refuse to pay the tax fceoaut.
In most case, there ar. actually lest
than a half doseii Of a epeelfio high'
prfcted machine .old in th. .tat. with
in a yean For instance, th. Pierce
Arrow Kid only three machine. In
North Carolina during 1111 and hat
withdrawn from th. state. This Il
lustrates th. condition with reference
to a n timber of the other hlgh-clast
machines.
It develop, that an affect of th.
new law that 1. operating to deter
manufacturer, from eoming Into th.
stat. under th. new 1500 license tax
law it that to pay this license tax also
makes th. manufacturer llabl. for th.
revenu. act tax of one-fifteenth of
on. per cent on capital itock, whtih
in the cam of corporations with tlx
to twonty-hv million dollar, round,
up a very considerable amount And
is paying tax on the capital used In
th. manufacture of th. machine, for
th. whole country.
There have heen about four hundred
duplicates of the SI manufacturers'
license issued to local agent, in the
state for th sal. f machin.a. Vary
considerable protest 1. coming up over
th. operation of th. law and .tat. of
ficers are beginning to express con
vlettons that there should he seme re
adjustment; In th. meantime, it at
being ipolnted out that th. quitting out
of th large number of manufactur
ers Is-keeping out of the state large
number of special agent, and ether
who co-operated with Vocal agent In
soiling machines and Injuring foulsness
to the extent of depriving hotel, and
others of th. big amount of money
they would spend.
Governor Craig announced a long
list of delegate, from North Carolina
to the (Southern Commercial congrevs
to be in progress at Mobil., October
27-29. The dnlegatea follow: George
fitephent, H. M. MoAJanu, John M.
Scott, W. C. Wllklns, Charlotte; W. B.
Cooper, M. C. McQueen. Charles B,
Taylor, Wilmington; W. A. Blair, II.
E. Shaffncr, Wilston-S&lemj Ca.pt. 3.
P. Sawyer, Ashovllle; J. U. Williams,
Jr., Burlington; H. I Woo'dhouse,
Concord; II. C. Rrldger, Bladenboro;
John T. Wiley, Durham; H, W. Lilly,
Fayettevllle; A, C. Myers, Oastonla;
W, K. Borden, Ooldaboroi H. O.
Vaughn, Greensboro; C. O. . Wright,
" 1 " " - '
HAD FATAUA' WOCVDED MA
WITH A RAZOR.
Advanced on Deputy Ramos Tlth
Rasor nd Istfter Shot Him
Office Make. Bond.
MARSHALL N. C, 6pt. . After
cutting and fatally wounding a man
named Kuykendoll, at Sandy Bottom
last nUfht, T. B. Curry, a white man,
was .hot and instantly killed by It
Ben Barnes, of Marshall. It U stated
that Curry was advancing on Mr. 1
Barn, with th. sam. bloody razor
with which he had cut Kuykendoll,
whon the of flour flrsd. Mr. JL'crntr at
tho time, wa astlng. a a deputy
Sheriff of this couuty. .
Sheriff Bucknsr placed Mr. Barnes
under arret, the latter surrendering
to the sheriff at once, and brought
him to iMarthall, where, .after a pre
liminary hearing, he.wa. held to court
under bond of l,5QQ. ,Thl bond was
Immediately made..
Curry and Kuykfndp)l had fluar. .
raltd and during , th., .fight Curry ,
druw a irasor from hi pooket , and 4
slashed Kuykendoll about the throat
and shoulder, InfllcllBg wounils from '
which th. Injured mau will probably
die. Mr. Barnes, who was on a tpe- .
cial mission for the Laurel Lumbal ,
company at the time, and who wa.
acting a a deputy sheriff for Madl
ton county, wa notltUd of Curry's ''
deed, and went over to arrett him.
When Curry advanced on th. offl- ,
cer the "bloody rasor In his band, hp .
was ordered to halt, and when be re
fused th. officer .hot four times, kill
ing Curry instantly,
Dr. Sprinkle, county physician, ha
been appointed special coroner In th.
case, and has gon. to tih men. of
tih. killing.
Ben Barns. U a natlv. of Maduwn
oounty, and has Itvsd her. the great- ,
er portion of hi. Ufa. He Wat at
on. tlm. connected with th. secret
fervlc department of th. government,
and is well-known In Western North
Carolina. i;'.y-. .
ar.en.boro: W. J. Davis, Hen
derson vllls; K. C Minxiea, Hickory;
J. Elwood Cox, High Point! W. A.
Mouney, King Mountain) D. F. Woo
ten. Kln.toni A. F, James, Laurln-
burg; A. Mlllnsr, LeaksvlUe; Oeorge '
W. Mouncastla, Lexington; A. W, Mo
Lean, Lumberton! A, 3. McKlmmon,
Maxton; W. B. Blaokney, Monro; W,
J. Byerly, Mount Airy I T. A. I7is.ll,
N.w Bern! W. IL Hunt, Oxford! .V.
D. Drake, Jr., Joseph C. Brown, B. 8.
Jerman, Raleigh; J. T. WaUlngton,
T. J. Penn, R.ld.vlU.i W, L. Paiwons.'
8. 8. Covington, ftockingham; J. W,
Aycoak, Rooky Mount; J. D, Norwood,
Sall.hu ry j W. II, Pyk., fiouthport;
E. 0. Psgrln, Butesvllls; J. A. Hol
denest, Tarboroi T 3. Covtngtoa, .
Wadesboro; g, Bridgman, Washln(
ton? yr. B. Williamson, Asheville.
Hon. Jcsrephu. Daniels, ttoretsry of
th. navy, it h.r. for a few day. on
bu tines connected with. til. newspa
per, th. New and Obserrer. He says
h. I well pleased with th. progress
ot th. management In recovering
from th. fir. that well nigh complete
ly destroyed th. newspaper plant a
few month, ago. H. think, th. re
built and enlarged building, fully
equlppl, wUJ Jia-mdy for formal
opening early in October at which the
member, of th. legislature In speolsl
session, at thi. tiro, will be special
guest. . ' ,
Counsel for Rev. R. L. Davta, w
p.rlntendent of th. North Carolina
antl-taloml league, ar. ipubllshlng no
tice of purpo. to apply to Governor
Cratg for a pardon In th. case In
which Mr. Davis was sentenced In the
Raleigh police court to pay a fin. of
$10 for , .trtklng Wiley Btraughan
over th. head with a whiskey bottle
a a sensational .equal to the political
proaesutlon of straughan on th. .
charge of .elllnf whl.key In which
Straughan was ' acquitted. 'Governor
Craig it to hear th. cat. as to pardon ,
September It. He ha. an appeal to
th. Supreme court pending, th. Jury
in th. Superior cour( havlnr con
victed him on appeal,
Charter, are Issued for th. Raeford
Publishing company of Raeford, Hoke
county, with 110,000 authorised capi
tal, and i,B0O .ubcrlbd' by J, W.
Jackson and other for newspaper,
general printing, book and stationary
business, and the Greensboro Booh
company, of Greensboro, capital II,
00. by B. O. Ollner, g. L Ollner
and oUiers for book Ktore buslneta '
Sheriff B , R. Dud lay, of I'ltt
county, delivered to th. penitentiary
today three prlonr to serve terms.
They ar. Ida Holloway, one yar for
larceny: Jo. Hook., - one year for
hotwebreaklng, and John Dicklna, two
year for burglary.
PRETTY NEW RUGS
- MTJPMKNTS ARRIVING ALMOST DATLf.
THE VERT LATEST PATTERX&
Hmull Rugs... .......$1.00 I'p
Oittn Art tiquarca, good
value. .73 Vp
Axmlnstor, BrnsMtb, Tapesnry
Art Sqaare all
sm .tll.B9 TJp
J. L SMATHERS & SONS
Mammotli Fornltare Store
15-17 Nortn Mala SL
4
(" 'c "If
The Star Metal Shingle
A Dome Industry
Manufactured by
A. L McLean & Co.
"QiuUty li ourllotto." ,
5-tT Pattoa Av . Asheville, If. C