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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-20

- BALANCE. BECKEH's no. Ia,
Mts. etc. good condition pt+to 80
- Y.z1. Tribune. h-faD
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$3.50 cash. 80 r-s month. good fy,-
room modern b-t-E. sewer. walks large
cOops has gas range. lawn, southeas -
Bench-s1tSn
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Tailor-made Corsets.

MRS. MANN. SPIRELLA CORsETs.
I-year guarantee &c w. 9Th North.
Was 1851 also
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

LADIES AND GENTS ALTERA TONS:
hlEh-ClsEs hand pTsS8!aEs wovk guar
anteed W. Ind South. WaA 3OI7.
fesTtx
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IcLAss wALRUs FOUNTAIN.
ht new: will sell az half price. easy
-. q. Mcdonald Chocolate 20;
fst Broadway. 80
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HAT FACTORY

~ REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR
Auer. "a East LIST SO. Estah'
Esn6s
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Choice location In Murray. { acres.
With small dwelling. close 90 school and
car line. for 5000
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FOR BARGAINS ~ HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES.
SEE EE
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Ss-roou house, close In: nlled with de-
s'rahie tenants Rent right and loca-
tioa fns $500 $1,000 VIII handle.
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CLEANING AND DYEING
HAY. GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY & CO.
sgs W Second South Was ss.' iss's
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HATS CLEANED

4 - - @----~~--~->S~~l-~---
REMODELED. PLUM MES
y and dyed. coraets made 10
y Lady Clementlne Tailored Coz
PAT Parlors, - East Broadway.
n GiT4S
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands

HEEuRE YoU BUY A FARx
iEAliS ABOUT PARK
VALLEY.
poaf %; q dollar into . ,A-ru
ef anf AHA urili Tcu learn abogt
Park valley
The Opportunities IN thi, val.
u, are f-aiir scn5s-fni
Thr isna ls ~ riea that ether
tf~r'aNEtl oF diversified farming
Tsys Hsh
Hg MONEY b. rnsde raiFlrs cat
us ane hoEs F0litfy farming
ari dAiryias arc qroai psYsrA
orchard.ns - asoth,r means
fof revenue
Msn have comc 20 iris yausY
NIB niti- money. hs-l uitair ays
years achieved sr trter~n1eno~.
There IL no reason Nby you
can 60 equally Ue,l
Tho cest % the an1 l. - ~
ANYONE car arord 20 bay ii
SIS % 81 psT acre - the Price
the terms fFc years
There ar no excessive interest
rnfes-no high cost sateE rEsts
70 cat lp psoah.
Your crop yield - net
Climatic. So.l AMI water condl.
lions are al In Jour fAvor.
To fall ls neTi % Impossible
Drup us a card today for fur
ther Information and frre book
let
PACIFIC LAND 4 WATER
CO 18th noor Walker Bank
Bldg. salt Lake City. uuh.
ss'r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-20

- rooms: steam heat. hot and
cold running water. cheap rent:
good location.
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a1-room house. nicely furnished. lease
of ays Year, with rental ol li5J. Stsa m
heat and hot and cold water. $500 will
handle
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BETTILroN HONE BUILDERS 90.
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II YOr DON'T WANT A BARGAIN.
DON'T READ THIS LIST
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

si2 CAMEO RING. 81
slOo Smith typewriter. Ike new, SIS
SIS silver toilet set. 81.
So gold mounted ebony cane, 80
Cline 1ewslry q Loan Co (cst -
ycars). II East Broadway. fysss
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


cial prices fall and winter work Was
si5L d1l79
UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
salt Lake Glass a Paint 60. * go
Res. Hyland 23is-W. r7f-
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t1oo cash. balance tis F~r month. Coz
tuo-sfnrv. sir-rcon brick. southeast
iocation Oniy 'ifaa
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A SPLENDID 5-ROOM GOOD BRICK.
JUST BEING COMPLETED IN
FINE LOCATION; LARGE LOT, 4ehll5
FEET; $3.50: $500 CASH. BAL. EASY.
CALL ON WALTER ROMNEY OR
II. SAVAGE. BASEMENT. % so. MAIN.
s2S6i
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For Sale or Exchange
Abstracts-TitIe Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
Furnish abstracts and title Insurance..
attend 20 all dstails IA iIansferrinE and
rnortsaEinE land titles Capital i1oc. eo1.
20 Main s-sz.
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SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
WRITING

UNIQUE SCHOOL OF
Shorthand and TypeWE!ting. 10 .. r
Walker huildiuE 1857
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-20

PUTS you I'm possession OF good,
2Q-room. centrally-located house.
a money for tho right
party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-20

Restaurant in tho heart OF the city.
Business $50 20 $50 a day. $500 II sold
at once.
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LADIES' TAILOR

AMERICAN LADIES TAILORING co.
Tatortng 10 your Individual measure
ueuts. correct STYLES and ~ guaranteed.
also your own materials made up. SIS
and Up. c r. Hull 20 Constitution
bldg 90 s. Main. ET7l
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IS rooms, on busy traffic street. Rem
$50. Two years lease. 1900.
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$500 VIII buy a candy store with To-
cation that r. good and a stock that Is
second TO none for lts size. Stock and
fixtures viii invoice $500 10 $500. An
opportunity 20 clear $3.50 a month.
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

Asp GRAVEL AT WARN
-. srsysf plt =. J. Moran. con-
10. Tsaons Wah z.Il
dsoG
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FURRIERS

EEPAIRED AND REMODEIFp
<omplcte llnc Of furs al reason-
Geo; best workmanship. Geneva
Fur Co, So South 6th EAsL
s.o. fSi6
kEPAlREp. CLEANED. RE-
t@d-eummer prices. expert FUR
inoson BAY Fur Co. lss Main ST
fsiI
tk, PRACTICAL FURRIER. ie4
fpaGway. All work guaranteed.
Gloss
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500 cash. fit pcF morth. ors-faY aer.
choice .ant. fruit and shade. nss g-Tooul
cottage. coo7s haru. near Country club.
Ideal poultry farm Price $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-20

is rooms. well furnished; nght and
clean: tlloO will buy today.
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MILLINERY

PLUMES CLEANED. CURLED AND
dyed. Harmony Millinery Pariors. SIS
South State Was. 55ls f75e5
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'onaI history Of his dear. native land
| remain, dear SIR,
Your Ob';. Scrvan>,
John N. S4!bsh.

For uneelish devotion to bis r.ce
and his country this letter Of Mr..
Ssrbsh's challenges the admiration
Of the world.
1T does not comport, with the dig
nity Of nation" SAYS Ahuu.a to be
"forever absorbent nnd receptive
Without being in turn responsive aud
reproductive" and saNs EmersOn-
The henef we have r,c,iveG
must be rendered npsin line for line,
hud deed for deed to H;om ebo,'y.
That is the eternal principle cf Al
truism, the death kuell Of egotis N,
the grand secret OF National Sue
cess"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08

h'.ck msn aud one for Tie tlack
w0m,u II one Of bis women looks
at hlscE man she is os,rscised. the
black man il lynched, while two or
more centuries he has trained tbr
Olsck WON sn to he w,rch to snris
fg his animsl desires. He ear spsnh
the night with the loves, e blu k
women, either in the house or IN rpr
stable, aud in the morning ,ciurn
70 The best Of his families, marry tie
best Of their daughters and he l,nu-
cts among them. He has tsught our
DECK women TO consider il quite an
honor to them for him to he soiled
bY thcm. Yea, Bro. Grit, we are
mailing The pendulum swing the
Other wsy. That is the trouble
Lee % pray that the time will come
wien there Will be more than one
irro aud easy going Individual. Nav
all be alike. Respectfully yours,
Rev. $ II Nurwo,d
Baltim ore, MI.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
" EG SENATOR'S SHOULD NOT
BE CHOSEN BY LEG!S
Lat u RES,

Among the Crac'ic,l ol,iac,iors to
the plan Of cl,cjiDr Uoi.,l S Y,e4
Senators hy the ieuislsturee tne,a
orc two that outweigh u,e otbc1e.
The first is ,hat it interfrn4 wi, h ,hc
= al work of Il State legislature. r.
ccunt!css iuejarc>s We hsvo eccu lee.
islaturss dtatlUcked during mapv
weeks, and utterly dcmuruljZed IS
rcgnTds thcir proper attention 10 leo.
LAXATIVE ond hudgeiary Gu'iea. A
second OH 1c.ion is thrt in m,ry
caso9 the Sena'Orship becomes in
Waived is the election OF mcmb,ra Of
Tao ltglG!stu;c. a United S'a'es
Senator is rot iOtr, quenl!y carrying
Ga pn eXcl.lng Canvass tor rec! ! c. ion
Il der snch conditions that bis for
'u~os are the chie! issue in the vo:.
'1g Tor legislative ca1did ales. Thus
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08

tbelr Intelligence and chsr,cler. aud
.hrir ii ness TO represent in public
matters the counties or Legislative
districts from which they are pec,.
a great help towards this better con
dll'on Of things will be found in the
total removal OF the choice Of Uaitrd
States Senators from the Stsrp law
making bodies s,-From "Tbo PROG.
r'ss Of The World,' in The Amcllcao
Review Of Reviews for March.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
A BLACK JEW.

The dusky Q1een Of Sheba was
b g great greas great gree. great
great, &C, grsndm ,,her of Samuel
ben EIchsnan. of AbYeslnin, end bic
fore father was King Solomon,
according 70 one accepted theory.
Then bis royal euces:ry ie several
thones yeara older than tha, Of
King George of England, of TIE Cz4v
of Russis, Of the Kaiser, and of all
the rel gning mGnelchs of Europe,
but all Samuel ben Elchanan wants
Of Cincinnati is " JOB.
Samuel ben Eichanan.a very black
man, appeared at the cflice cf ,bc
United Je~ish Charities Friday in
behalf Of the job be vents.
A! Abe Barr Street Synagogue
earlier in The day be took up prayer
book.
What do you want bere?" asked
the Scosmea, which 10 Hebrew for
se1'op. Never before bad Negro
bee in The synagogne.
81 come 20 pray" be replied in
Y Y;ddieh.
TIC Scbames wes doubtful.
Il sm q Jew like you,self," ssid
Samuel ben E:chensn. II attn one
Of She II 900 black Jews of Africa y
He read futn!ly from The Hcbre u
prayer book and prodpced cred.n
tials from eohool ia Egyps wcic6
ehowed thss he ia what he cla!ns 70
be.
He ia 5hc G98s Of bis :,ibe TO come
oo' of the darkness Of Africa in to
she glitter of civilization. His peo
pie are o0e Of the religions myeseries
In the very hears of Africs, thous
ands Of miles from CIVILIZATION, ,.bey
teve acquired spd kept mp throug b
the centuries Jewish customs and
tradlsions. How the jewish faith
wse established .here is no. histor~
icslly known snd various theories
have been sdysncsd. The most
popular and generally accepted one
ia that The fsith was carried 10 The
heart Of Africa by the Qosen of
Sheba.
Samuel ben EIcbsnan was edpca
ted IN Jewish school q. Khsrton, 10
Egypt, end reads, writes and speaks
Hebrew and cleo Yiddisb. Hs left
AbyssDis abou five years ago end
went to sea. He is now working bic
way back 70 Africs. He Will be
provided with job by DR., Boris D..
Bergen, of the United jewish Char.
i'ies.-Cipcinno,i Post.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
a DULL.

While at College one of the wri.
'ft'a clnssm.>es received what be
easdcd 40 tlagrsat insuh from
one of his fellow students; and being
h'meelf hot tempered, he'ohsllenged
me JOuns man 20 mortal combat,
Inc TIME Wsa set, seconds secured
end pistols chosen
Tbey INST outside the campus, and
IN the preeencP nf tie sludeu, brdy
'ook their posi'lons, When the word
"ss given, they tirtd simultaneously;
and when the emoke cleared away.
they were Standing at their posts,
nbarmsd and unhurl, and i. leaked
ont 'b"t the rsscal!y seconds had
loaded The pistols with tow.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08

For cleaning ,dyeing and pressing
clothes, Mr.. G. E. CordDer has one
OF the best outfits and does the iinest
guaranteed work ct any one in the
state. Place OF business, Winchester
Ave, 2. 0. 6O9.-Both Phones.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
A SERIOUS QUESTION.

wv Wb8t ahall We do with our az.
Pfesid"n't?' asked q eolioitous clti.
I'm.
That question is likely TO take
care Of Itself," said the Ssnu or.
What worriee me js, what we are
going 10 do win large number Of
people who wons ges the positions
they expect unde, new adminis,ra-
.ion.'
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
As To Swinging
OF The Pendulum

~
W. : u ''''' W cue ~ l. % u'e N''s
on o' Swinging or The Fendu
)" we rsr'e as to tie facts lie
s'e'ts, out no. Ia tnelr lntcrpretn-
t'ons
'h'nN s'l 'oie opposition We are
th8c'l 'l"G - na'urol tfc.ueo or onr
sP''nHiH Gfo"th, "hirh has created
- IN "H''e 'hHn 1, AZ aud J atousy
o' n'' b'ao ''s", va ara adver'ia-
inS our success h'i 'n' "lN0"m.
~ a'ursi'f "uf''% 'ha .r'u%'h 81 "
p'ah'' o'1~' q! '"NHn h0'"1 there n'e
'"'ce7 'a' k''% ''''' oo''i"c''"o. ln
"o' c'Sr we h'N" mes" IA Hral loIces
lluS 'Nose fptciH' ''rces "4s'hst rs
o"''G 20 700 hucn pn'Nc'ly on our
par I"e7e porous o1 rcns"nnhie
"'S'ou' SEen'e" "'n slA"s' apparent
"e"CH are 'u' na ura' 20 Gto"th ana
r.o ,,;
fror 81. h.,vo,t,,,..,,o ,vo,
70
ooorn;,, ho ,.ol . ~
,rso 10 !. h,,aor go ,,a,o ,'. ::
ho o..o,.,,,oos, m,
;, ,,ooas,t., N..
h,. n,.ne ,n.,,, - ,.sna y
.anaa,,on 4n., +, -,
Iti4,ov malta, of b;s bo.o,;,.
,ooopo;,aa,o - H., N,; 49,; ,,
v1i,e man.. MANA n,:o, t. ,.u, -
h;m ,o ao r., ,, :, :. , -.
r,ca o,e.,;o, v;,, y. ,r,, y
q, nv ,onooo, h,o,,.o,a -, .5o -, 6. .,
vor, ,,oro,.,,
n,si,;vs)v retused aoiro uno, ,.a
o;d rcd him 7, Mothn, o,.a,h ,h.,
wa,e;s by nui,;lvr,m. ,di,o no ,,s,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
AneCdCtaI
Literature
HELPING The EDITOR,
BY w. q.

Ths city editor looked over the
manuscript the caller bad handed
tim.
III ! run this item, madam" be
said, shall have 70 uso the blue
pcncll on nbous nine. .tenths of il.
oh. that's 700 much trouble"
she exclaimed. "Let me have ID
again, and III writo it all with q
blue pencil"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
An African
P a tr i @ I

hnSieDu-'M NJ emOlrS or west A trlCnD
CeIebrities' by Rev. S. II. r. Ostoh
,Ahums, M. A., himself an African
OF rare culture, I find tho following
letter written by the late John NJ
Saibnh, distinguished luminary Of
the Gold Coast, and author Of Eau.
ii Cu,tonsry Lave whicn shows
what kind of MEN Africa produc 6.
10 refuse 4 retainer Of 400 guinness,
requires some courage ia PROBES
sionsl man, and the exhibition Ct
moro patriotism than is usually pos
rsessed by our professional men on
this side Of the Atlantic. But the
.-Afrlcans seen to possess in larger
degree than their American brothers
the true race spirit, and they are
showing it in a more practical WY
than We. Our higheet md most in
.nuentlsl men, clergymen included
>(sone Of then) are not in the habit
OF giving their valuable services
gratis in race movement. African
Statesmen can teach the Negro
al erlcan statesmen the secret OF
getting closer to the hearts of those
without whom they would be more
<bunps On log. The letter:
Conuercisl Road,
Cape Coast Castle,
80 June 1897.
Dear Mr. Browr:-By the bearer
you will please recsive the ret.iner
given to me when l was Instructed
to proceed to Accra, and there ap-
pear ut the Bar Of the Legislative
Council to urge ressons against the
h.nds Bill OF 1897 As you are
aware, 1 was very reluctant to 60 to
Accra when my assistance wan
sought the first time, because had
not fully ascertained to what extent
our countrymen were in earoeet 10
tho opposition to the Iaod Bill, or
bow far determined by lawful means
and methods 70 avert what thew
rightly and conscienliously believe to
be perDicious lcgislatiop. When
however l was fully convinced that
they were mover 90 United ror so
determined in all parts Of the couu.
try, lett homo to do their bidding.
90 not epurn or refuse tho very
handsome retsiner Of Four Hundred
'dulneat; but In serving my country
the land Of my birth, within her bur-
dens, | seek DO reward, nor expec,
any remuneration; and did | ever
dream Of any recognition for such
hum bic services which | bave per-
formed, the fact thst,a such q crisis,
my countrymen selected me to pead
their cause, is in itself q solemo hon
or which will not be unreme % bered
or unspprecsted by me.
ehall always treasure confidence
which, 10 this instance, my country
cmeD have reposed ip noe.
When my lsm'nted father was
Member Of The Leg slative Council
be betrayed his own expenses wheu-
aver public duty called him to Accra;
for which ressop your Conm mit.ee
and The Kings chiefs and Others who
engaged my services, need not offer
TO de'ray my travelling expenses.
Allow me to offer one suggestion
TO your Society, and that is that no
effort should he spared to devise
means whereby every native of the
sGold Coast may acquire correct
and true knowledge Of the cons,itu-
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
\ EARNING FOR HOME.

WIft-'A man should spend his
evenings ~ bone"
Hnsband-"Ys,," with a querul.
ona Vo'cr) "but wbss is be going to
90, when the wife insis,s on bajng
'aksn 10 ell the mualcal comedies?"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
SrOILIEG a CANDIDACY.

80 you were u eucceseful c.ndi.
date."
NO." replied the sssteeman, II
could have gone on being great
candidate for years, bat they've
elected no, and now | dont suppose
LII get 20 be candidate again Us
long as | live"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-08
OCCUPATIONAL AILMEHT,

OCCUPATIONAL AILMEHT,
f"s' Doc'or-"Had couple odd
pa'ienIe ibis morning."
Second Doc,or-"Iodesdl who
were they?"
Frs! Doctor One was bee
keeper with The bIVes, and the other
L" grass widow with be bay fever"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-15
QUALLA.

Rev. C. F. Owen, of Waynesville
and Rev. j. N. Williams of Bryson
City are holding a revival meeting
at Qualla this week
The Qualla Graded School is max
ing great headway in the cause of
education in our section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Martin and
Miss Mary Hampton were the guests
Of Lafayette Virgins family Sun
day.
Frank Norman, Jessie Martin.
Lottie Howell and Vim. Farmer
spent Sunday afternoon in Whittier.
Gorden Sheriff., John Battle and
Winford Robinson spent the day
Sunday with Thad Warner.
Hazel Rogers. Annie Bird and
Laura Howell were the guests
of Mr.. sMary Hugh Sunday.
E. w. Bird spent Sunday with
Uncle Joe Terrell.
Burke sheriff. was the guest of
Fred House Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Rogers of Asheville
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Rogers
i Lyle Turpin who broke his arm
last week is improving rapidly and
thinks he will soon be able to play
ball again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Farm
er, a son. WILLIE-WLLIE.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-15
POWER PLANT MOVED.

The power plant of the Dillsboro
and SYLVIA Electric Company has
been removed temporarily from
n;lIsboro to Sylvia until the work
On the bic dam on the Tuckaseigee
river at Dillsboro has been COM
pleted.
The reason for removing for so
short time is that since the
dom on the creek broke some
time AGO it has been hard to give
satisfaction and it is believed that
this can be done by attaching the
machinery to the engine at the G.
/ Harris lannery.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-15
KILLING AT ALEXANDER

Asheville, Aug. 11.-Dr. w. j.
ClOntZ, 50 years old, Of Alexander
N. C., mlles from TINS city, one OF
the pest known physicians in TINS
SecIlOn OF the country was shot anG
Killed on the SrreelS OF Alexander
aDoul O'Clock This evening Ly y. M
west, three bullets, any one OF Whlcn
might nave caused death, taxing
effect In the breast and lett slue.
Dr. ClOntZ DIED less than halt an
hour alter TIE snOOtlng, which is
salo to nave Deen lne result OF a
teud OF 1our years standing.
West, who is rural Mali carrier
met the deceased IN front OF the
pOSIOtnct, and with no other warn
Ing, 1t is Salu, than the remark: Il
hear YOU are gong to Kill me: throw
up your hanus," dreW a 44-calibre
revolver, and tired point blank at
the doctor, who fell to the side
walk, bleeding copiously from the
three wounds inflicted.
West surrendered to a local con-
stable and was later brought to this
city by a sherlff's deputy and lodg-
ed in Jail, charged with murder
bail being refused up to II o'clock
tonight.
Various reports are af1oat as to
the cause OF the shooting, and the
general drift of these point to do.
mestic difficulties dating back foul
years ago, just prior to the death o1
DIR. Clontz's wife. During this
period, it is said, bad blood" has
existed between the doctor an6
West, and neighbors allege tha
threats had been frequently bandiet
between the doctor and the mai
carrier.
: The deceased is survived by thre
children. two married daughter
, and son, the latter being unmar
, ried. 1t is expected that the in
. quest will be held late tonight
News and Observer.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-15
TAR HEAL WOMEN
Want BALLOT !.

A number of states, eleven we
believe, have already extended the
privilege of voting to their women
citize IS. In North Carolina a lea
que has been formed for the plr--
pose of getting this state to join the
ranks of those who alteady hove
equal suffrage. The following from
Morganton shows that the womoA
of Burke county are alive to Tie IS
sue.
Following up the suffrage po---..5,c
Oh the 4th of July celebration at
Morganton, meeting was held a,
Mrs. Isaac M. Taylor's for the p,,..--
pose OF organizing into cllD those
in sympathy with the WON ans sl..-
frage movement.
| Mrs. T. W. Hossfeldt was unan-
mously elected president, and Mics
I Pearsall, secretaty. 1t was agreed
name the association the MorgdIl-
ton Equal Suffrage League.
Mrs. Hughson, Mrs. Taylor, and
Miss Julia Erwin were appoi4,cl -
formulate the aims and purposes Of
the association which are as fol-
lows:
1. It's purpose is to aid in secur-
ing equal suffrage for. women in
the State, by which she may OBTAIN
her just and equal rights of prop
erty and person She is citizen
subject to taxation, and should
have a voice in making the law by
which she is governed.
/ 2. She is. intrusted as mother
and teacher with the up-brlnging Of
the child, the future citizen, anC
she is particularly fitted to legislate
in all matters pertaining to the pro
lection of childhood and youth
She is the guardian of purity in tht
home, and her influence in polite.
would be thrown with overWhelm
ing force against the organization
/ of vice and liquor trusts. She ha
) ntered the industrial world, anC
). must assume the regulation of the
. laws now so frequently violated
). which shall secure to women work
| ers proper sanitary surroundings
; restricted hours and adequate pa,
). and law enforcing a proper agt
/ limit for children.