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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
DON'T USE WIRELESS AND WE WON'T
SHOOT, SAYS U-BOAT COMMANDER
Nineteen Year Old Wireless Operator on Carolina Plays
Spectacular Part in Sea Tragedy Continues Calls For Help
Until Ship Captain Ordered Him to Desst; American Aux
iaY Schooner Samuel c. Mengel Sunk by Diver Sunday

NEW YORK CITY. June > (By AS
,,.ated Press.) THE American aux
rary schooner Samuel {. Mengel is
rported to have been another subma-
r1e victim Sunday. Eleven of the
crew were brought here by a British
sslmer today. All but ten OF the pas
sepsers and crew OF the steamer Car
DINA have been accounted for. The
ship Mengel was on its way To New
York from the west African coast. 1t
was sunk by bombs after the men
bad taken TO boats at the command
OF the submarine captain.
coy PLAYS BIG PART
IN CAROLINA SINKING
According 10 passengers OF the Car
dina the commander OF the subma,
f1e told the captain Of the steamer
DON'T use your wireless and We won't
shoot" The stories OF the passen,
gers Indicated that Edwin Vogcl, the
ships nineteen year-Old wireless op
orator, played a spectacular part in
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
10000 NEGRO DRAFT
REGISTRANTS ARE CALLED

WASHINGTON, June (By Asso.
ciatcd Press) General Crowdcr has
sent out orders for the mobilization
OF forty.thousand negro draft regis.
trants. They will cntrain for their
camps on June twentieth and twenty
fifth.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
CASUALTY LIST
NUMBER HUNDRED TEN

WASHINGTON, June (By Asso-
CiatCd Pross) Today's casualty list
contains one hundred and ten names.
Thrty.nine were killed in action, thir.
teen died of wounds. three of acct
dent, six OF disease, forty.seyen were
severely wounded in action and two
missing in action.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
PRICES BEING FIXED
FOR LUMBER CONSUMER

WASHINGTON, June (By Asso-
ciatcd Press)-The war industries
board is today considering the fixing
OF lumber prices to the consumer in
commercial ines as well as to the
government. This move would indi.
cate a following out of the govern
ment policy giving the private con.
sumcr the same price upon lumber
as the government obtains.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
MANY MINES FOUND
OFF ATLANTIC COAST

WASHINGTON, June (By Asso.
Ciated Press) Mine sweepers have
picked up a number OF mines off the
Atlantic coast. The mines are Of
German manufacture and were very
evidently strewn by German subma-
rines.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
STOCKYARDS STRIKE
ON IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Juno (By Associated
Prcss.)-An unhCralded strike Of
scalcmen and fcedmen in tho stock
yards here today stopped the training
OF livestock. Nearly three thousand
men are out.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
FAIRBANKS DIED
LAST EVENING

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June (By
Associated Press.) -- Arrangements
are now being made for the body of
Charles w. Fairbanks to lie in state
at the capitol OF Indiana. Fairbanks
passed away last night. His funeral
will be held at three o'clock Friday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05
WILSON WRITES AGAIN
FOR MOONEY PARDON

WASHINGTON. juno 8 (By Asso.
clatod Prcss.) President Wilson has
written another letter to Governor
Stephen of California, urging the
pardon OF Mooney.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05

Anything new and bright is o. K.
Here is the motto: Speak American,
think American and you will be an
American. Speak better American,
think better American and you will
be a better American.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05

Miss Theresa Jack, Miss Mildred Nc.
henrle and Enroll Mckenzie, all of
luscarora. came in this morning from
california. They will go north to-
morrow.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05

Central Pacific S3S. 1922 ,631
Tonopah & Goldfield ........ 1921 ,135
Nevada Northern ..............-. 4,537,4
L. A. & Salt Lake .........-....-. 1929 $50
Bullfrog and Goldfield ........ 12S,O7O
BullfrOg and TonOpah.......... 1865
Las Vegas and TonOpah .... 52S,435
Virginia & Truckee ............ 10000
A, T. and Santa Fe--.--..---- $4,000
Western Pacific ................--.. 12,S97,4l4
The assessed valuation of the water
department of the Reno, Power, Light
and Water company was placed at
$45,000 and the full cash value at $50.
600. The same company's electrical
department was given an assessed
valuation of s629,SS3 and the gas de
partments assessed valuation is s1l5.
12S. The Truckee River General
Electric Company's assessed valua.
tion was placed at $4,000, including
all the property Of the company in
the counties of Washoe. Storey, Lyon,
Ormsby. Douglas and Mineral.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-05

the mId.sca drama. Nogel defiantly
repeated his SOS calls until the com
mandcr of the Carolina ordered him
to dcsist for the purpose OF saving the
lives of the passengers.
NEW YORK CITY, June ) (By AS
soCiatcd Press. )-The commander OF
the Mengel said that the captain OF
the U-boat that had attacked his ship
told him that his boat had previously
sunk three schOoners and three steam
crs, one of which was vessel OF
about five thousand tons.
DANIELS SAYS NO
STOP IN FLOW OF
TROOPS
WASHINGTON, June Whatever
the purpose Of the submarine raid off
the Atlantic coast, whatever number
OF the U-boats may hereafter come,
there will be no check in the flow of
men and munitions FTanCcwaTd, said
Secretary Daniels today.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

for the purpose; b0tsa, cun+
EgrRgation OF tnistefesa and jaynlen that
hlled Tryon- street church, and pafF qf
the lay listeners had stood ubont the
EaRE,0 Of the church being 7unatsSs TO; BET
4seatRs -, <fsrsf - Iz31S E*ss$Ss ~ 81 !,
items of business traneaet ed
blythe cor1feredtce was the ecefVfGs OF
the report OF the board Of publhNt ion
which showed A most suCc9Sae Itg rear
for the Western North Carolina Chris.
tian. Advocate with the addition OF 2S=
800 new subscribers TO. the list. Rev.
HIN. Blair was reelected editor. El-
even young. men were; admitted on
trail with others to be received later
in the session. In accepting the 1e-
port of the board Of managers OF the
summer school for undergraduates the
conference voted to make the simmer
school at Trinity college perpetual.
Conference met at 9 O'Clock, Bishop
Darlington in the chair, Rev. M. T.
Plyer of Wilmington, led the devotion
The bishop announced that the consti-
tutional questions will be presented
to the conference tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. These questions con-
Germ the laity rights Of women and
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
. - & 80 tI
.ENHH THIN -.

Z - - -
ThereSn be no "bustness sisas ltAuspa 3
until the Germans ara lichasE ,!s ~ i
Thoroughly. licked &
II i9.ssa Behind 5hs lines sst Wen a. in ths
tEe9cnss g scRs5 nj tSsir hslflsbnesneas. & aps
pears as vile,- as hideous, as da&nnable
to them as il does to q civilized world
ON which they are now oFiyr q CaEcer-
Gus excresceiTce.
Then-and not until then-=cal the
world of business take of tie KHAKI
and return TO the peaceful prosecutions
Fof;strade.S s.-s.. : ..E,s -.
But even then, (make n5 p@fsfakel, it
will not be the same old world we Ised
to know. 1t will be world ult:ied
By fire, cleansed by prfvat:ons, made
better by the sacrifices that our boys
are making-our boys and tnOse OF oiIr
Allies; by the women who are backing
up the men-and by the loyal Stay~at
homes s!-From Whitaker Parer Cos.
EParagrafs.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
DAYS OF DIZZINESS

Como to Hundreds Of HendersonViIIs
People.
There are days of dizziness:
Spells Of headache, languor, back.
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders,
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
DOR kidney ills.
Endorsed in HendersonviIle by
grateful friends and neighbcrs.
Mrs. Elmer Rhodes, Crab Greek St.,
aendersonville, says: Some time ago
kidney trouble got the upper hand OF
me and my back ached a good deal.
When would sweep or bend over to
lust, sharp pains shot through me up
INTO my shoulders. I had dizzy spells,
black specks came before my eyes
and 1 was in pretty bad shape. Hear
ing Of Doan's Kidney Pills l began
taking them and they soon entirely
cured me-"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Rhodes had. Foster -Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

to make you chilly, at least does not
warm you up like a cool shower does
Oh, you can't get away from my.
studied this thing all out. Just sub
stitute' air for water, and the results
are Gualitatively the same, not guam
titatively. It takes much cooler air
and much warmer air to produce sim
liar reactions. Bat the air will 90 It
just as water does.
Now, feel sure that the molliest
mollycoddle that reads this column
realizes that "colds" and so-ca1led
catarrhal troubles" are strictly and
charsctertstically indoor ailments and
not ailments Of people who live much
in the open. Why? Because it is too
warm indoors most of the winter
Huh. 1t often gets up to 80 or IS de-
grees F. hereabouts in the summer
time outdoors! True, but look at the
humidity. Old General Humidity is
famous for his midsummer drives.
You can't leave the General out Of
this question. But in the winter time
the General digs in. At any rate he
is conspicuous by his inactivity in
doors. Heat the nice fresh winter
air UP to- 65 degrees INDOORS in the
winter and you make it dryer than the
driest Sahara Desert climate, by ac-
tual test.
An excessively dry climate is no
place for person with chronic nose.
throat or chest trouble to sleep
nights.
Open up all three bedroom win
doWs, as high as the lower sash will
go, and put in screens made of un-
bIeached Piquot or Black Rock mus
lin. That puts Gen. Humidity right
/ back on the job. It keeps out rain,
! snow, wind, drafts and dust. but it
i let's in the fresh, moist night air.
! Damp night air. That is fine for sick
ly people. In olden times they uyed
to say just dam night air. They were
m1ollycoddles, the old folks.
! With these Todd screens in tho
bedroom windows your indoor air will
have about the same humidity as the
outdoor air, and it doesn't cost a cent
10 keep the humidor working all night
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HENDERSON,.
TRTSTFE SALE

BY virtue of the power Of sale con-
tanned in a Deed Of Trust made by D.
N. Osteen to the undersigned Trus-
tee, dated the 18th day of March, 1918,
and duly recorded in volume 45 at
page 366, in record Of Mortgages
and Deeds of Trust of Henderson
County, N. c., to which reference is
hereby made, and default having been
made in the payment of the note ana
the interest secured by said Deed OF
Trust, whereby the power of sale has
become operative, and upon applica-
ton and demand of the holder Of said
Indebtedness, the undersigned Trustee
will on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
December, 1918, at IL o'clock, noon,
sell for cash at public sale to the
highest bidder, at the Court House
Doors in Hendersonville, Henderson
County, N. c., the following described
land and premises, to-wit:
Being all that tract Of land in Crab
Greek township, containing fifty acres,
more or less, and fully described in a
deed of conveyance from S. B. Mace to
Nettie Jones, which deed is recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Henderson county in deed book
, No. 81, at page ia, to which deed ref
erence is hereby made for fuller and
more complete description by metes
and bounds, and further described fl
deed from S. A. Mace to P. 3, Mace
and recorded in book 56 on page 81, il
the aforesaid Office of the Register Of
Deeds for Henderson County, and also
being the same tract of land convey
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
A HulnidOr For
Your Sleeping Cave

Have you stuffiness Of the nostrils?
Do you take cold" every time any one
sneezes at you? Is your throat sensi-
tive? Have you a dry, irritating
cough at times? Do you snOre? Are
you a mouth breather when asleep?
Do you wake with dry mouth? Have
you twenty dollars-but this isn't q
maN-order diagnosis blank, come 10
think OF it. Keep the twenty or buy a
bond with it. What you need is a
humidor to humidity your bedroom,
and you can make one yourself which
will do the business whole lot bet
ter than any apparatus you can buy.
Trouble is, you're nSUllycOddle le
and you don't know it. At least you
didn't until you read this. You have
the great delusfon which all molly
coddles have all the time. You imag-
inc that the way to keep warm is to
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
a FACT WORTH KNOWING.

Scientific observation has shown
that carbohydrate food - starches.
sugars, glucose, etc, as in bread.
1ratts' vegetables, coreals, syrups-is
rather mere sustejn .1g for hard work
than is protein ,od. There is no
waste, OF ene~Gy il. useless heat pro
duct1on i-on carbohy ydrates. This
TACT is worth keeping in nina these
days when conservation Of meat IS a
p"Crlotlc matter and the utilization Of
garden truck, corn products and the
various othe~ substitutes For sNrrelt> 1s
< patriotic duty.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
WESTERN CAROLINA A=NET1EODE ~
49, trs E-ASSBMR. GIGANEfGa 9ASk

Charlotte, NJ c., Nov. he sec
ond day sof thef Methodist confefehee
: had Been set apart as centenary day
and it proved to be from the stand
point of attendance, sustained inter-
. est, plans set on foot and enthusiastic
assumption of mendous tasEfer lis
elf. the greatest day in the history Of
the western North CarOGInd& confer
ence. After a full and frank DISCUS
sion of the worlds present needs g
the close of the great war and the mr.
Daralleled opportunity for much need
ed service in world REDEMPTION COM
bined with the ability of tho church
to give the conference by unanimous
vote amid much handclapp;rg pleH,ssd
itself to the task Of raising $1,709O 600
for this great centenary enterprise.
More Than Quota.
This is $4,000 more than tie APP
pottioned part to the Western No IN
Carolina conference of the $35,G OeOO
that constitutes the total centenary
fund for the whole church. Tn'S ac-
tion was taken not by little c0ter1e
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH CREED.

Charlotte, Nov. 22.-By a vote of 1S0
to 8 the Western North Carolina Meth
odist conference this morning adopc-
ed the constitutional amendment
granting to women full laity rights in
the church. The vote was taken with
out discussion.
The conference also adopted by a
vote of 1873 to 63 the constitutional
amendment, amending the creed to
read, ''the church of god," instead of
.tho Holy Catholic church as it now
reads. -,4Ssas. 4iiso'-"'
~ was decided to increase the su-
perannuate ministers fund from $780,
600, where it now stands, to $250,OOO,
as soon as possible.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
INFLUENZA QUARANTINE
(From The NEWS)

The influenza situation locally
assumed more serious proportions las:
week. The order of the health board
prohibits public gatherings until after
December z.
The local school opened on Monday
of last week with an attendance of 342.
There was quite number Of absen-
tees on account of fear. Influenza
cases increased and the attendance
dropped to 22O on Friday.
Conditions were growing worse and
in the face of numerous complaints
the health board saw nothing better to
do than replace the ban on public ga
therings, under which regulations
Hendersonville came near stamping
out the trouble during the six weeks of
quarantine.
It appears to The NEWS that there
should be a more rigid quarantine.
People are too careless. AS soon as
their physical condition permits they
mix with the public. If it is possible
for them to carry the disease after
recovering, or convey it from a home
in which there is influenza, they should
be rigidly quarantined.
We understand that there have been
such guarantees elsewhere. The local
DOaTO TulSu IIdI IL COu1u AOI uIdhC
such a quarantine. We trust to their
Interpretation of the law, but some
thing, it seems, should be done to
avoid the spread Of influenza by those
recovering from it or having it in
their homes, through public contac;
if the disease is communicable in such
manner.
J Life is worth too much and health is
too precious to run any risk.
We must be careful and also patient
Mrs. Horace Morris has accepted a
position in McClellan's 5, 10 and 25C
store for the holiday season.
Judge and Mrs. o. V. F. Blythe left
last Thursday for Boston, Mass, to
see their daughter, Miss Eva, who is in
a hospital on account Of a broken
arm.
Judge A. C. Jones, of Gastonia, N
| c., was here for court last week.
! 'Nhn WOoten is among the recent in
fuenza patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Crane, accompan-
led by Mr.. Cranes sister, Miss Minnie
| d. .ULU4 eu 10 hcndersOnVilIe from
Greenville last week for a brief busi-
ness trip.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
Sleeping in a SeaIed-Up Room is Just
One Way Of Shortening Your Life
and Making Your Lessened Years
Considerably More Miserable.

keep warm. Well. you're wrong. The
way to keep warm is to keep. cool.
EippOkrates5 says so. I say So Hip
pOkrates and I agree pretty we'll on
most subjects. Eipprokates said
220O yea:s ago: "C5ol water warns,
and ws.m water cools." People wht.
take morning spo0 Sc; plunge or show
er h2ths kTow thaG Hiprokrates and 1
ars righi about that. The cool b&tn
warns you up, stimulates your circu-
lation, increases your metabolism,
makes yGu burn fuel faster. The
warm bath, on tie other hand, re.
Iaxes, slows dcwn metabolism, tends
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

chRfkeb t6 GSfHal6s terms DR Che creed,
fha fapoft ot the board ot 4puAilG14
tioa OF the North sSCaFol lfna;3AJ Jhfi St111I
Advocate was read by D. B. Coltrane.
The.nepoEt sheWeA that last yaaE Was
the very best1p the history of the eAfi4
vocate, ,2600 newyi, spbscEi ibagsSts bsYe
been added to-the list of su6scribCts.
An, endowment fund ofs$5Qf 900 swaA re-
commend led and Z. 500 new sub bscribeTa
was made the g2al for. the nsxts year; |;
$500 was decl9Ecd, !, the. dividend lor
this year for the superannHate3... D.
EB. Coltrane and S.B. Turentin9 were
elected members Il the board Cf pub
lication to succeed themselves and she
bishop was reQI53t9d to apE&IIIt Rev.
H. M. Blair editor AMI ". L. Sheriff.,
assistant
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
STATEMENT LUMBER MFGRS. IN
TER.TNSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK

Condition December 81, 1917,
AS Shown by Statement Fled
Increase of paid-up capital. .$291O65A
Income: From Pol1cyhOld-
ers 1927, ,57O.62; miscle- o,
laneous S93,23723; ...... 39OOOi0'
Disbursements: To policy
holders $307,34O. 80; mis- oo,roo,
cellaneous $81, ,818.15 .... 5O9l00'''
ASSETS ,oo
Value Of stocks and bonds. l44OVOV'
Deposited in Trust COmpan- o-- 40
les and Banks on interest 0S0'''1
Agents balances, represent
ing business written SUB ,o1t9Q
sequent to October 1, 80; 401'D'
interest and rents que anu 2295S2
accrued .... .''''
All otner Assets, ta,+ as ue'"il S4O25R
u., s295O1O.56
1oCal c4a ~ ,ot ,.', odnoitted 2O5O.N
ro+a, oar,t++od assets s29296O.54
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses ooooo OO
ana Chains - l33239'N
Unearned Premiums ..'5o. a.
ALI other Liabilities 'aS U0 100000
tailed in statement ..''''
Total amount OF all LlaO1i- eof5S69.4O
ties except Capital 2-'''
Surplus as regards poIIc%- t-og114
holders ...... ..'-.'
.aq295Q.a
Rncs,acc f., North CsrcE2n2 ..aElns
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
IF YOUR CHILD IS Cross.
FEVERISH, CONsTIPATFO
Look, Mother! If tongue is co.t.d
cleanse little bowels with "caE'
fornia Syrup Of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after oivir,.
california Syrup OF Figs" BECAUSE is
few hours all the clogged-up waste
sour bile and fermenting food gentI2
moves out of the bowels, and you haTs
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed II
take this harmless "fruit laxative"
Millions Of mothers keep it handy be.
cause they know its action on the stom.
ach, liver and bowels is prompt and sure
Ask your druggis+. for a bottle Of
"California Syrup of Figs" which con.
tains directions for babies, children Of
all ages and for grown-ups.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

Xmas Gifts for EVerybOdy-COme in
and see them earIy-Fine Partisan
Ivory Cases and Manicure Sets-Per-
fume- Candies, Perfumizers = FOun-
tain Pens and Pipes at Hunters Phar'
macy.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
ROY KUYxEaDALL DEAD.

Roy Kuykeniall died fast r1aay at
Camp WadswO .th. He i!Hd been I'll
with influenza, which devclUEc1 il-tO
pneumonia The bOIT WAS br ought to
East Flat Rock a.ld intermenI VAS at
Mud Creek chlr.;n On S:,iu:Cs.y after
noon.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

ed to D. N. Osteen by "A. o. Jones and
wife. Nettie Jones, by deed dated the
4th day Of March, 1918. which deed Is
recorded in the Office OF the Register
of Deeds for Henderson County, IL
book No. SO, page 128
This the 18th day of November.
E. D. MACE.
11-21-4tc. Trustee.
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

-. -. - =: 1IRCN
AAEt f4A46 Il At1-14IcC4 c4o' -1AL,l.,.,
last will and testament of Cbannn, Ie II
Gushing, deceased, all persons boS. T.
claims against his estate are hh"nag
notified to present them To- neFeOy
Fletcher, N. c., by the 18th dav @ az a at
Der, 1919, or this notice will he =, ~ Uct-
in bar of their recovery, and anv pIead na
sons indebted to his estate will n1op per
at once, settle with me. p'eaSe,
This the 18th day Of October 7o,,
JOSEPHINE F. GUSHING c1'10'
W. '-oCc. .... Executrix
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28

4 The Uaited States. ctva
Ss1pttmissioE I snaosnesa T.; a,1s Ssr,ies
nation for the county "a Har ar. exam.
20 Sbe Shefd at 1IsndersunyilIo 'noerson,
4 145'a19fSy: to fIfEthe~ position oa On Dec.
eaErteE At szircQnia and vacanoio Gt rural
may later occur on rural roI3taS f3taeS that
5otehf postnofAces in this: roT,t{ TTtFS bon
Es;zsI aElnggthe continuance of 49,
ent war the Commission {Siif ti ~ = pres.
cordance w1hsthet request Of tho Ill , &C. @
once Deparement, admit woman ONE 0st
same conditions as laan. N'oN the
French Broad hustler., 1918-11-28
R = HEALTH IS WEALTH q ~
z HEALTH~'HTG q |
" STATE BoAREp SEGs Of EH@aff1HaS i

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I yNTTFD STATES
RuI,9:H HONOR

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