Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 3

TIIE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, JULY 22, lf)ll. BOND NOT ALLOWED FOR ANY INEBRIATE POSTPONE ONE-WAY QUESTION SECOND TIME Our Great Millinery Clearance Sale TO UVT hall and go homo Had the officer done lht. they would have been c.ill-od on the carpet hy me. I huve not permitted them to mint any surh policy and I have no internum of do-liiK ao. I summit' full re.ipoim hllity for their action In their reruail to permit a man they have under nrreat for druuVicnncsa tn give botul before he has hern In Jiill three ami a half hours, they arc following my InHtrnc-tlons.

If It hiippcnx Hi il a man oimc clear after belnR urreHted It In all right. The fact that he impreascd the policeman hh IicIiik drunk la ample reuMon for the otMccra action In r-I'FHtltiK him. The court's verdict of not RUllty doea not imply that the officer made a mistake. 1 have reprimanded no man for failing to get a conviction after he has arreHted a MIST IIAVK TIMK KOIt ICR. nTZI'ATIlICK STIIX ON TAIU.K.

SiiKKeMloni That City ilent lit mi Which Cam Could he 1'iirk-el lYc of Cliarse. WOOL SPORT SKIRTS In Plaids and Stripes. The new fall models. Priced from $12.50 to $25.00 Comnilnxloiicr Kitzpntrlik As-unim Full ItOHponnlbllily for Action of Tolled Department Polloy I'rilielil. man.

If he thinks a mnn should be Acrltntlnn for a chance In the nollce arrested. It la his duty to arreat him denurtment'a Dolicv which at the If the court holds the following day proaent time denies to prisoners that the man la not guilty, it doea not charged with drunkenness the right necraa.irlly follow that the officer did to in free on bond finds no sympathy wrong- Is in full force, us our entire line of the best makes of hats is on sale at unusual offerings. They are grouped in four lots marked 1,2, 3 and 4 tl-e fol'owr -j Clearance Prices: Lot I $2.50 Lot 3 7.50 Lot 2 $5.00 Lot 4 $10.00 Don'f r-l to get your share of these Wonderful Bargains. 'with Commissioner 11. ntsnatrlek.

Mm'h Comment, of the department of public safety. The matter on wh.ch t'omm lasloner The movement atarted last week when Kltxpatrlck ao emphatically expresses Thomas A. Jones suggested to his views la one which has created 'Judge Wells, of the police that considerable comment here liiteiy. It any man arrested by the police should Brew out of the ac-iuittal In Police be accorded the privilege of making court of a man who had bcn arrested lanv telephone calls he desires to for Inebriation. During the trial of Wlth ore of the city coinnilsslonci statliiT th.it every person who IvmI mentioned the mutter to him being In fivor of the movement and the othei two stating that everyone they li.H In Iked to about it.

being it. resolution of Commissioner I', i ink to make l'atton avenue and College street one-way streets dnrixit Ihe heavy tourist season, was again postponed when brought up yesterday. No date whs set for hearing the matter, and It is not known wheihe this ends the matter, which ha no the approval of many of the leading citizens. Although lie had the power, under the regulations governing the department of public safety, to issue an order putting the one-wny matter Into effect, without bringing It up In a Tes NeGkwear make. Judge Jones added that It is his belief that an arrested defendant should be allowed to go free on bond, Just received a fine assortment of wie case uevciopeu mat a rrlend appeared at headquarters with the re- quest that the defendant be turned I loose after the prisoner had offered to furnish cash bond of $1,000.

Since' the rendering of the court's there has been some talk of efforts to have the arresting officer reprimand- neckwear ed together with those in charge of! tation. Commissioner Fitzpatrlck se- neaaquarters wno declined to permit telephone calls to friends of the prls- tn move-oner and who locked him no with th. "'n ha" no upport of the 50c to $4.50. even inougn cnargea wiin ineoriuiioo, If he Is able to furnish an amount of sufficient size to guarantee his appearance and If he can be sent home In the custody of a friend. Commissioner Fltxpatrlck takes the opposite view and Insists that the police, In declining to allow men charged with drunkenness to give bond, are following Instructions from his office; Instructions which, he declares, will not be changed.

"Every member of the police department," Commissioner Fltxpatrlck remarked to a Citizen reporter yester "hni nnaltlvA Infflrnrllnna In oi. statement that no amount of bond i could win his freedom for him at 1 hnt Ashevllle will have to take nine, ii iH apparent mat any such ef- forts will be futile for the commls- congestion, not only on Pack square sloner approves of hl and l'atton avenue, hut on many other ne Shop For Th Woman Who Knows course In the mailer reets of the city, is the opinion of hind every officer who took part i I n'n' he leading cltlrens who have rest" every man who Is. In his proceedings. taisea me maiier over wiin tne city I officials during the past few weeks. I One Idea, which seems to have met the approval of many.

Is for the city to rent or lease a large lot. somewhere I In the business section of the city, and CHILDREN TO HAVE A NEW BUILDING a number have been pointed out, on which uutomoblles could be parked. In this manner many of the tourist cars and a inrge number of cars belonging to business and professional under the Influence of whiskey. Financial standing, social position, and friendship for any member of the administration are matters that no policeman has a right to consider when a man crosses his beat under the Influence of intoxicants or who, in his opinion, is under the Influence of Intoxicants. When the policeman gets to headquarters with his charge he is under positive Instructions to put the man In Jail until he gets sober.

Under no conditions is Jie permitted to turn the defendant out in less than three and a half hours. And If he feels that the prisoner should stay In Jail longer than that length of time, It Is the officer's duty to keep him there until he feels that the prisoner should be released. Bonds Not Acceptable. "Tenders of bond by a man charged men who use them only to come to (their office and return home In, can lo IIulld.be parked, taking them off the main SOLON-SOLDIER IS ASHEVILLE VISITOR HAYWOOD ST. MAY NOT BE WIDENED NOW County Authorities Decide New Children's Home To Sell Six Acres of Land.

streets of the citv. The city would furnish this lot free of charge and urge auto owners to use It. This, It is pointed out, would not be a parking space for the public service curs, this question to come up at a later date. Following the suggestion of the board of directors of the children's City Board Told Attorney May Not Re Able to Reach Matter Until Next Representative Hurley Kn Route to Montgomery County Home Following Discharge lYom Army. home that six acres of land be sold WrtUT AT.TfiW PTPT? and the report of the grand Jury stat- 1 with Inebriation before his three and Ing that the present hullriin? Is In.

ESCAPES REMOVED adequate for its purposes the county commissioners have decided to build a half hours of imprisonment have expired are not to be considered by the officers In charge of headauar- a new structure for the housing of SUMMER VISITORS WILL FIND YOUR NEEDS AT THE RACKET DEPT. STORE! 3 floors replete with fresh merchandise! We are now showing a beautiful line of Silk Goods, Yard goods. Under wear, Corsets, Hosiery, Bed Spreads, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery, etc. i WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR "STAR BRAND" SHOESl REDUCED PRICES ON SHOES NOW IN FORCE! NOTE Buy Bed Spreads, Comforts, Blankets now, and gain vast savings! The market's continually rising on these items! A "Bargain Basement" replete with Groceries, Crockery, Enamelware, Housewares and many other household articles. The RACKET DepsSreent "ASHEVILLE'S POPULAR BARGAIN EMPORIUM SINCE 1887." 16 Biltmore Ave Phone 231 L.

Blomberg, Prop. P. S. Let Your Child wear 'Foot-culture' Shoes." ters," the commissioner continued. me cnuaren of whiskey, or who is thought to be commissioner of public Although an order was made by the old board of city commissioners last April for Haywood street to be widened, the city commissioners yesterday told Guy Weaver, attorney for the Roebllng estate that the work may not be carried out until next year.

under the influence of whiskey, can stradley. stated yes- terday that a new building will prob be released so long as It is the officer's opinion that his condition Is not nor An Interesting visitor to Ashevllle during the week-end was Bolivar Steadman Hurley, of Troy, who was one of the first, probably the ilrst. of the members of the North Carolina general assembly to resign in crder that they might enter the war. Hep-resentative Hurley will be recalled In Ashevllle as a member of the delegation sent out by the house of representatives of the state a few years ago to Inspect roads in Western North Carolina under construction by prisoners. Retiring from the army wltli the rar.k cf lieutenant, Mr.

Hurlov was en route to his home at Troy, in Montgomery county. He called on a number of Ashevllle friends while here He was in the army two years and three months, saw duty In half Recalling the days when a man and his wife were burned to death on the third floor of the building now occupied by H. Redwood and company on Patton avenue, the cty commssoners yesterday refused the request of H. Batterham, agent for the building to allow the fire escape In the rear of the building to be removed. Mr.

Batterham told the commissioners that thieves had the habit of climbing up the fire escape and entering the Redwood store and the store of M. V. Moore and company. It Is dark Just to the rear of these buildings, that Is ths street lights, at the corner of College and Broadway and College and Lexington avenue, do not throw sufficient light to make these fire escapes as plain to the view as should be, It was pointed out. ably be completed by fall.

The structure will probably be of brick. As It will be built specially for the purpose of being a home for the children It will be much more convenient for them. The sale of the land has only been decided on and the commissioners have not decided how they will go about selling It. It Is probable thst bids will be advertised for or "for sale" posters put up. It Is thought that the county will get a good sum from the sale of the property as the land Is said to be valuable.

mal. It makes no difference If he can give bond In the sum of $100 or $100,000. The object of arresting inebriates is to protect the public and to protect the unfortunates themselves. What good would it do for us to arrest a man for drunkenness, take him to headquarters and turn him right out on bond? The fact that he can furnish bail is no evidence of his sobriety. And an Inebriate, out on bail, is in Just as much danger of being run down by a vehicle or causing trouble of other types as an Inebriate who has never been arrested.

"There has been some criticism of the department since the trrut nm. When the Haywood building was erected by the late Paul Roebllng a Jury was put on the street which ordered the building to be put on a line to comply with a new line, to be established when the street is widened. This was done, the Jury assessed benefits and damages, the matter was brought before the old board and the street ordered widened, but here the matter rests. The Jury fixed the damages to be paid by the city at about $15,000 and the benefits to be collected from property owners about $12,000. When the street Is widened a part of the.

Women's Exchange building will ba taken off and the property from the Haywood building to the First Christian church will lose a few feet, while on the opposite side of the street the STVOX CLASS Way ago of a man who was acquitted aJ DANCE WEDNESDAY A dance will be given Wednesday night at the Y. M. H. A. hall at No.

T5 Broadway. Soldiers are invited to attend. i The 'lStlssionrTfehidy class of Haywood Street Methodist church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Mamts Howie at No. 271 Haywood street.

ui-uiiRBiiness. mo criticism has been based In a large degree on the officers' refusal to permit him to give a dozen camps and overseas and retired with a record of perfect health, not missing a roll call during his career a a soldier. Mr. Hurley was engaged In ths "practice of law at Troy when elected to the legislature when he resigned therefrom. He Is a graduate of the Trinity Law school, Durham, and has been active for several years In politics In his part of the state, taking a prominent part in several of the Seventh district congressional campaigns as a speaker.

He Is a democrat and was the choice of 'lie candidates of that party in the Montgomery county elections three years ago to present their arguments from the stump. property belonging to Dr. H. H. Brlgga will be affected.

The Union Plumbing company was awarded the contract for the lnstalla tion or certain property in the new High school. A letter was read from Mrs. Louisa Williamson Pratt, owner of the old Rumbough property on Park avenue, which Is rented by the 2imdl Big Week Started on the gallop. City for the manual training depart You Can't Beat Greatest Stooe Values ment of the Park Avenue school, in which she wanted the rent raised from $30 to $40 per month. This was considered too high and the sec Tjje ITCH SOR fjli retary-treasurer instructed to offer her $35.

Careful Buyers BR (IK FA1 -0 nock rj! NEEDS to th Famous French Discovery laces nerve wastate. Of the Season Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Good Shoes at real Bargain prices are hard to find. Shoe Prices Are Soaring Daily. Your dollar has it old-time value at our CLEAN UP SALE. Increases strength.

energy. lurance nnq visor is firm heallhy flesh. If there are any raw. broken-out places on your skin that burn. Itch and aggravate, apply Poslam right on them It cannot harrfi and enjoy Its benefits which are yours so easily.

Feel its sooth-Ins, healing influence. If you suffer from eczema you should know nt once what Poslam can do for you. It is your dependable remedy for any eruptionol disorder; pimples, rash, scalp-scale. Poslam is ouallty healing rower, concentrated. Sold everywhere.

For free sample write to F.mergencv Laboratories, 243 West 47th New York City. And Poslam Soap, being medicated with Po'lum, will benefit your skin while Used daily for toilet and hath. Thing Known For-. Big So-Lo Shoe Sale Its seldom you have such a chance to sup? ply yourself with low Shoes at less than cost. Opportunities like these are being snapped up by good buyers.

Come, look them over today you' 11 buy. One lot White Canvas Shoes, lace Oxfords, military and $4, $5 and $6 values. Clean Up price Humps and high heels, $1.85 600 pcirs Low Sroei, consisting of Patent, Gun Metal and Kid Pumps, Louis and military heels, lace Oxfords in Patent and Black Kid. to $10.00 A A A values. Clean Up price lZSSBjfyfag r- -J 111 ail it.

misii. at NICHOLS SHOE CO. On The Square. Bargain Shoeist From joy-ride to sky-ride, from flivver to aeroplane everywhere we take our hats off to the gas engine. Likewise with 200 White Kid Pumps, turn soles and full Louis kid covered heels, an excellent $9.00 value.

Clean tf 4 nr Up Sale pride p4D. and Strap 93c 150 pairs O.ildixn's Sandals Slippers, up to $2.50. Clean Up price ANCHOVY PASTE Prepared from Imported Anchovies. Excellent for Sandwiches 35c per jar. SAWYER GROCERY CO.

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