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THEGAVELS FALLD ALLI3GVER FIHiDTeO YW
Bond Issue of C-OXCO to Care fcr the Ctato's Fccblo Ilizdcd Eat-
tie E07-I Cv-r ripn'a Celery Bm During Wliic!i IIany
Nic8 hir.3 cra CcidVLaut 11:3 Coinmiicncr of Labor find
rrinting wiij; t3 Head Lavr
Surpriseda arncr cl t! .Eij Erain Swart 's Bills in the
Senate Coras G cncrrl Inlcrraation Bcrablicatt I,Ientbcr3
Say They V7cro V7cll lrcatcd. 1 :- r.::-r
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naieign, j)iarca x. Jver re
tarn to a home from the cemetery;
where they; have justs taken some
friend T y "Reniemb e r the eelin g
f utter -lonesoinencas thatgets
through you 1 - Well, that 's about
the way it hits you to go into the
itate ;cajitol with; that .likeablq
hunch of legislators gone-ome
. ' them to return two yearsv hence
- and some of them never. "
The : ceremonies marking' "the
close of 's a General Assembly are
impressive" and - interesting, and
hardly one of. the 170 men who
have been fighting and struggling
. and .worrying and; arguing. on the
fioors of s the two 11 chambers but
felt an odd tightening in the
throat when the gavel fell at pre
tisely the same - moment, "and the
, .General Assembly of 1911 was de
i tred adjoumedr "A3 you know,
, - the two halls are exactly opposite,
thv':the;rojtoda .of f the- building
' jratervening. ; The. : dadrs 6f both
"chambero-. are swun -wider the
"Prrsidcnt of - the B:nr-tef;and ;thb
1 1 r 1 j T-t
clerks -cal" the
.'. rcll,: dowly did. tlcrdnly, arid tha
- 6r- .rem, Jof ; the1 inerabers, ranged
.iatwo long lines from- the -preside
" ia oGcers ' desks l;b, the doors,, arc
ecnoea iainxiy m ooia: cnamoers.
The. Toll call is endedvThere ;an J:
;tant's ilence.- Then, the gav-f
tia;iaU;Witn anua ine. jnemoers fosti to a'close, and not .-frcim
wake up and t is , alUover - for; ja the chamber but haa somo iuoas
another two jrears. . . ,ure of importance, eithei-to him-
Cere for state's k eeoicy iincica.
, Almost tne ;asr amponaui
I. xne Assemuiy ;-was ; uie passing
f the Feeble- Minded
kill; carrying a bond issue of 60,-
a nn a r. ti,: -'tVia miws
Uing fori bonds authorized byallytopk one solid hour of tlieir
fee legislature; The r other: two
.fhnfnnUh t, aHminis-.rwas
WW.'hniidiW
tiring of certaintbonds maturing; ?ill passe, on a toU call, too, with
xx lll3. iDr. L. B. McBrayer bf onlyight votes being cast agamsH
AmheviUe, has been ; appointed by: -;It w;aU :veryf;mtosting,
. Governor "as onel thenine
. teusteei of the institution; to cerVeJ! paLonebeingbat 4heimposs
te:twdf7ers. It is expected to: We: hd accoishe ;and
kare the buildings ready for 06-?
cpancy(Trithin 21
Eittle EdTal Orer
-.v-x-; .-a t;ii
iriiins speed auring the closing wc"ase; rl s,s?la7
mittee hid reported a bill nn.itlv';. .mmcd.ately.. But more
faT6rably;f orfor somether: rea- V
. i - T j i . o' salary was the interesting Qiscus
oa it had failed. to pass on its rhJ A. iruV u -
pass
first reading, it was almost vutter
... iy-impossible tor get any reeonsid
oration; for, the measure An in
stance : contradicting this rule
iwererV : was tnat -of the bill in
oreasin the salary of Mr. M, L.
XSipman the22mmissioner of h&
. hoc and Printmg. This measure
had been Introduced in the House,
ported favorablyby the "commit-
.to which ie;hfl.fl: been Teferred
for full inyetiagtion'andvpassed law--ceftainly a most wise and hu
irithout -aaiessentmgi rvote3 It mane measure. The legislature has
wit' thea;'xenfc'-'to'thec;S'enate: "for..; also authorized the Department to
encurrence. This was late in the publish an. additional reportcoy
tession, when'every minute count- - ering the calaries of the State. s
d with the fSenatorswhb had --employes, and- has enlarged U
aany mesuresof - their own topower; ,.uc-t Eubsantially, ; giving
ttiU "get '."through;. In the hurly- it tt needed power to stop the
feurly and confusion incident -to V unlir .'.! d printing indulged m by
the rush, the bill was Maid, on the; some J the other State Depart
tablelate Tnesdav afternoon. : menta, ;ind which, it is. calculated,
Ordinarily, ttiat most; certainly
eant.the"de
ther,oryou:sM
vote to reconsider a tabled
-Biu, ana ' it s just a doui as eaa j
get such a mea-ure 'off the table
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. r.3 Defeated Senator -.Fisher
as it is for a-rich man to enter the
Kingdom of Heaven. r:;And most
of the 'readers; of "--The "''Hustler
know, they are going -to have-va
hard lime of - it; for that reason,
na:; getting through the p early
gates'. . ' ,
'.Tha.:- Comfhissioner's' ; Friends: Get
Sv--- Busy-;V"-;"
- But Senator Gardnerone of the
recognized leaders ; in the Senate,
and; a; .man whose, influence' and
ability are" too .well known; to re
quire mention here, was not in the
chamber when the bill ;was ; tabl
ed during the afternoon session,
and during the night session had
Jind then and there things became
interesting. The, question develop
ed into a battle royah and the par-
ijamenxary ,-snarps - naq xneir
rapiers out; and fought eevry. inch
of ; the way for an hour or more.
Incidentally,, during the battle,
tbere were all sorts of nice things
-iid about, the Commissioner, pex-
onaily and bClcirlly. The inipor--'c.o
th ' ;r rXV? I :
its valrs to-the,peT7"V.tr : Jr
ablvi' cvinpr intLaf'cQ-t-iL f "th.'j -piifii.
lid 'print in rr
and . .ike. economic
'value of tn 9 Department's uxhual
irepqrtsj'wexejaost'
this iii the face of the "ml thit t lie
tiniiotea to the legSla tui e was
self or to the State -which just
simply had to be discussed and
: actedupon '
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- - So: m face of -all -this, they ac
ct; u .mu.vuiw
what, and the outcome of it
-V,". cix-y
sioh which brought to light the re
markablyV increasedefneiency- of
the- rDepartment. of .Labor : aiid
Priirting under the--administrationof
Commissioner Mx L Ship-
manof Hendersonville.of course. 1
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'j 'doptVSecorr.TTipndaticni;-.
Practically all of .'.theDepart-J
ment's recommendations to the
leislature have b een enacted " into
law. including the ten hour; lalor
will resultt .m a ravine of not less
r Judge Ew
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months. j : ru u.;, -u.
. .. - -i -. , . .j BUT UUlUit, WilC CumUAV
The citizens oL Haider-on-
ville haeve no' idea .what goL-
on around them in the wcy of pub
licity. in 'the ' ' South from '-."other
mountain --towns, ' ' ; -, excitedly; Announced-,
oiierof "the - towns :,; best
" boosters" t6.;a:;-Hustlcr- reporter
vesterdav: - -C-; (: S- ; V-;.:' .
. In the conversation it was leam-,
ed that1 the .pretty-', little town of
Tryon N. G., is spending a 1 ro
sum of money 'every' month fo the
next "three' or -f our: months in ad
vertising that: place as a t. -rt
town, and best of all they are aid
0 be rgetting-direct ; result" al
ready. This is one of;'the 1 :ny
incidents where a mountain '
has taken cn nevr lif;: v,'L
strenuous advertising' campai'
inaugurated. - , -
That Hendersonville ; ch
spend $2000 this -year, v and'-x
centlcss, on advertising the V;
advantages; is the opinio :i l
' largeWnumberof ' '. the leading
1 1:
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the
iti-
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zens.
' k -At the last meeting of the ( im-
V1UU-' U .fiOUUUllWtS ' Ui
leading public spirited citizc. 1 of
the town were appointed to go be -
fore the city council and a:. for
such an appropriation; The Dm-
i
mittee nas noi reportea .o ia. . . ; ox rmiaueipma, -;x-. caucu m
-7 From: a reliable source i is the -Hustler office this week. US
learned that one citizen alone, last reports a steadily-, increasing de
year mailed out 1,000 Hendei on- vmand" for the . Car tright Metal
ville booklets to people over the - shingles 1 lthrough the Southern
South, :: i There are. other publicstates fThe Farmers' Supply Co.,
spirited' citizens who have one'who are the local ; agents for'the
like work for the advancement of ' Cartright; Co.;rhave, just ordered
the town and are ready now to aid -three car-loads of the Cartright
more in the jcampaign for making -shingles, .which will insure prompt
Hendersonville the mountain, je-: deliveries, to their customers at
sort of "Western North Carolina.. 5-right' pricesr - "
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Avprp.irtnwn Inst wk, looking at
I fully.
liUSTlBWfK
lilliiiii!;
: ; ". ever' bef ore; hastho : 'IJustler
Corapsmy ;hadian' op'portunity;4p
treat .theikubscribersi
royal manner as now: T'hiaw'eek
the Comp any vreceive d: a shipment
of .: handsome MtchenVsets 'which
are being; displayed- in :; this: office
These seta aref guaranted by the
Hustler. - Company , backed bythe
samef rora the- concern that manu
factures; them thus making you
double sure of getting satisfac
tory. articles ' from-us. : ,
' X,Drop in at the office and let us
show you what . we are talking
about. We mean- v.bsinessvt and
:it .i.'j 1 . j 2 it.:
will stand by 7ver'wvrd in thi3
article and in our large ad inthis
issue ; Read the advertisement
and: then come to" see us. We
have the very, thing you have been
in need of forborne timeand; will
give it to you for only :a: small
cost. ; ;-y-" '-' .-'. . ''-,- "
: This set : cannot be bought at a
store In fact they cannot .be
bQUght put right.; We do not sell
sell them, but simply give them
away to our subscribers who pay
ixs $1.85 for a - years subscription
to the Prench Broad Hustler.;
Jlake up your mind now and
ord.. Manager. and let
this valuable : kitchen-:' set
-
time , and labor in your household
i - - r. 'J-Ki. . Ar -, i hnt-i-tn. a-, , . - ui- uie ciUD-nave Deiii the erec-
- r :T71-'i-:'-T:--iT iS W-"-' -The force 'of. workmen at High--fcch-iwa on ihh.r info tt. "
..w . . " - fi -mg, oi - Uiiarleston is having u
i. v " - o -!' 1 's j increased, and streneous efiorts -oenn Tin wi: t, x
f lir-r- t-'" --1 r ittQ I - - . - '-'-i, . - , .. , . . v",juu residence omit A.'hich is in
esime ueius iu tue ;- ilJ .uuxmg mc.piwcm oi - w -umu y "r , vr" i wiucu-cauuui. ue saia oi xne tract for a
ly beneiitted by; considerable bhtside capital. ; A company of ;men;.lready':been':iidd"o''Qii the nro-rifico ttu'
Hendersonville 's.. oldest bank,
the first National has a fine state
ment at the close of business
March -7-, which has been printed
in a neat little folder issued from
the Hustler, office lately. Tiiis
bank has now on deposit about
oeK. ;
The surplus and undivided profits
reach about $25,000. .The ; officers
of this institution ' who are all
wide-awake, public spirited , citi
zens, carry out the policy of Jhe
bank, which in a concise form .can
be 'found on' the staienient folder,
The policy of ;the First National
Bank of Hendersonville is to be
conservative yet progressive ; to
grant such terms as are consistent
with soun-KbaiikiTip princ xV. ir
keep its f acilities ' and organiza
tion up-to-date for the' conduct of
all branches, of domestic bank
ing.' J. Mack "Rhadesrthe" genial
cashier, - has been out "of town f 01
the past two; weeks, undergo ;ng
medical treatment He in expect-
vv- Mttwa, x . buuj. ii. iiui. tjH,u,i.i;
improved f romihis- vacation. 5 ;
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HrGeo. 17 Morgan represent-
ing the Cartright "Metal y Roofing
I - i , l.H.i! ' '
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turn . ti m m
, -Tt Vflf 1
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hA pflWt, that. in: of th&r largest real
various Drouerties andifrom a re -
- Narrows; Still : in; EaleiglL --v
- JkIr.)TtR. :Barros,;wha was ex
pected to 'return home last -week,
Lhas decided . to prolong his:
and Observer in' the " preparation
"of matter for. a. mammoth el gisla
tivA J."editi6nl Barrows lias
'be6h aligned theVre5jqnEible
duty;of preparintj: a digest oi Vail
the imporiai.' av't; oJv;he.' reeent
General Assembly, and -will dq it
well' It-is. .expected that the eoU
tion will ;. jappe'ar Within two weeks
after the:;- legislature: ad journedv
llr. Barrows1 wiU neyerfUet up
until hit - task: is. donei v V Z "r'y
The Margaret Davis : Hayes
Chapterof U. D. C.,; o;iIenderr4
fionyille, .N. C.y have heard, with
deep regret and: sorrow.xtlie; invasion-
-of death- into "the , ho mcs " of
two of our jnembersr; viz ; Miss Su-:
Ean B. Farmer and Mrs tola Rip-,
ley BarnweHt who have" eacK suf
fered the loss of a dear sist er We
deeply sympathize Vwith'f them; H
their, irreparable' loss. -Therefore
be it ..'.-:' r;.'.
- Resolved -i,That' we exprer3 to
them, i -and their families our
heartfelt- sympathy ' in; their be
reavement, and we. pray God may
strengthen " and comfort . Mhein.
Further be itr ' -',:, - i: - .
ssaui io ifdoo ,8 -ix;uTi 'poATosarr
resolutions be sent to' each-family looked after with; the same inter
and sureadr uuon thojninutes of est that the poultry department
our chapter, and be published in
our local papers. : '"--''- .--;'' .1
" : Miss Josephine Iian"e :'",.. -
Mrs. Ethel Harris Fisher. : : j
""Mrsi Mary'Qeog Hudgeris. ''
''Committee.
hodg:
Ctcady Iraprovcracnt Bcin;
Gclf Ccurce ,
Highland Lake - V is a ' new
station on the Southern railro ad
one and one half smiles from this
city. - Division superintendant ; C.
C. Ho dge s of the.. Southern ' rail
way was in Hendersonville ; the
other day where "he came to design
ate the site for Highland Lake
Club 's new ,-. railway . station. It
has been definitely decided upon
and -worlr will begin in the near
future on a modern station build
ing, just a .mile, and a half -from
Hendersonville for-Highland Lake
,Clubl one of " Hendersonville 's
most 5 f ashiona ble - ' colonic 3 - The
passenger shed will be ohu liun
dred , feet long including a mod
ern waiting room with ticket of
fice and baggage accommodations.
An agent will be kept busy at this
new ' office. This additional Tsta
tion near Hendersonville means a
great deal for the town in the busy
part of the summer season. Many
cr to bo at Club WilJ- Superintend
of Jhe members ;of the; club will, force of skilled workmen are busy
spSnd alarge part of their time ui ; prparing the interior work which
the town shopping, as, there wiU aUow the building to be "bady
be about six grains a day going ;for becupancy-by July Jlst; "
each way on the Southern railroad r The iane:cape engineers Uiavc
Lrip fare- of about cr.t i .people
will be coming into HenJr-on-ViU'e-
from, this t . n cn every
tram.- ' . -
TThen' the 75 ho:
tni v t :i it r
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dv : wires will be run out to-the
HHm-e'" Ee-enin
Dertv v This 'w-ifiW Roa:;
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i iand to takft- charp .nf - t.hfl snnpr.
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The Poultry" Ccianiittce.
' The committee recently aDboiht-
Uommercial Club to look aftef the
thai is to be held in Henderson-!
- yille next October have organized
j' - tqr electing Dr.C. -Few as chair-
Snim- and Mr. J. F; Brooks secre
tary and' : treasurertV The other
members of . the committee are
Messrs; F. 'Z:T- -Itforris,' Bonnie
Bfooka tmd Fetinur.; The
ehairman of the cbmmitte' requests
us to say that they are now ready J
f or business and will be triad to
near from'any and all who may be
in any way interested in poultry,
and that any one of the committr.
tee will take pleasure -in giving
any-, information ithatmay- deder'
ired ;';.' ;.; -;-;f--.:, u
VThisfeature of the , f airsbould;
and no doubt will,- prove' one of
the best drawing cards of the fair.
The; poultry business ia; becoming,
one of the greatest and;mqst euc
cessful industries of the state, and
poultry. chow3 are being held each
year from one end of the state to
the other, and in ; every,-' jMaeekas
been the incans of firXTving large
d-.enthusiastie Vrbvds; , ;
We feel safe in saying that if all
other "departments of . the fair is
will" be by the gentlemen above,
named, . the '.'fair willbe a: great
; BIQ'Suececx ' ' -.'. : ' " ',. ' . V
; " Mrs Ablert . -Williams' is quite
sick at' her home on Main ttreet.
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Beaees Zzert Cell P2:.y
. Ceramic icn an 1.v-cd
18 hole golf course at the club. 'z
will remand at the club throughout
the season giving instructions to
the members how, to play, golf and
making irinteresting for the mem
bers ,who are already experienced
players Mr. ' Beason - will be
closely identified with the club
for come time. J Ir. Holt tHe 'pres
ident has? been negotiating a
long. -.time, -'forajexpert -'at; -golf
and feel highly V complimented
that ; he could Eecure te services
of such v an exp ert as Mr. Beason.
- In the past three months inany
important changes have - taken
place out at the beautiful proper
ty of ; the; Highland v Lake, club.
The once famous old Khett-proper-ty
has been transformed into a
modern club park with one of tho
most; magnificent club houses in
Western North Carolina. Today,
the club house is fast nearing com
pletion. The exterior work
nmpti mIIv finU- wn r i
is
v.ihding path. and -circl:- drive
. "'yThey Jiave planted , hbery
alonT the rr
white
p:nc3 L
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H. Owens of Charleston, who
t 1 ' ' - 1 s seni many summers in lien
U01I liinlrs. .. ; , . :. fprshnvtllAV,oo ltrA -i, , .
' "v, nug Ciill tllC UU11-
mo dern . bun galo w on
s. J? rank Duncan and
.,: c;lu-UilimiSoraery
.4 a snoriiysta
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Biwij' i,ructure-
rv-"??; Court: Adjo'urnsi " .. !
r0 r?e 'ssessfon ' the
March - term of the; sup eripr court t
for Henderson eountv c.n.mt n -iW
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w rc i : great ei any cases tried
at this term owing; to the-ifaet that
most ,-of the the court V'time was
taken up with two or three cases,
clmp'st three daysljaving been eon
sum ed, 'in the :-case-; -of "Josebh'
Cairhes charged vith the killin'
of XJlett Davis last falL.; The ca?
Jyen to the jury Friday night
and after about , twelve hours de
liberation they; returned a" verdict
.of not guilty. The juryMhat ren
dered this verdict were as follows :
D. Johnson, F; C. Justus, W. S.
Wall, Erwin Mlaxwell, '-Mlack -Bry-Eon,
v LaFayette V Brown, G. G.
Brown, D.-W McCallJake Mer
rell, J, R Hood; Chas, Fisher and
" J.:P. .Capps.'..-', :'.- ".,:.'-:-:
Another'caseof ' cbme';r.,intcrt :
was-that of' State vnOtt '.Johnccn,
rcad-.overseerpwho ; .'.'wasindicted
for not working the roads. Til?
yerdictof the Jury, was not' giiilty.
.; Rape Lyda: and , -.Fred' ; Beniron
tccto ' : sent ' to -the - to:
months; each for .larceny. j'
Ir.. ITimrod Baeliner wishes to
fcMWi Ww.w bWjki '
express through"-these '"coulmn.",
for himself and family, their grat
!-lul appreciation, of the'faany
0
of .kindness '.-received ; from-' t
j numerous . friends" ...during ". the r c
cent illness, death , and burial
thebeloved, wife and nc' -r.
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