Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 20

SIX-Section ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES. ASHEVILLE. N. SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1934 With the ReadingHOTELS RESORTS GUEST HOUSES Write, Phone or Wire---Resort Editor, Asheville Citizen-Times For Full Information Western North Carolina Trout And Salmon Seasons Open Tomorrow ANGLERS EAGER TO TEST THEIR FISHING SKILL Regulations Explained By District Warden Bradshaw Tomorrow will not come too 500n for Western North Carolina anglers, for it will mark the opening of the trout A and salmon (Muskellunge) seasons. Fishing enthusiasts for some weeks have been eagerly awaiting the day.

The season for small-mouth bass does not open until June 11. J. A. Bradshaw, district fish and game warden, yesterday explained regulations governing the fishing seasons in Western North Carolina. Explains Sullivan Act Many fishermen in this county get confused over the Sullivan act which applies to the French Broad river.

he said. "It is lawful to fish in the French Broad river from where it enters Buncombe county to the Tennessee line without procuring a county license, he explained, "but other rules and regulations of the state department of conservation and development relative to inland fisheries, apply." "Above all," the district warden pointed out, "all anglers must fulfill license requirements. state anglers' law authorizes three classes of licenses which are as follows: resident county, resident state, and non-resident, $5.10. "County licenses are not required except in counties where county commissioners have authorized that they be levied. under provisions of the state anglers' law.

Any resident of a county providing such a county 11- cense fee ($1.10) 1s entitled to purchase a daily fishing permit for 50 cents. "Any person over 16 years of age fishing out of resident county by means of rod and reel, hook and line, or by casting is required to purchase a state license for which the fee AS $2.10. County licenses are required of persons who are residents of the following counties for fishing in the waters of these counties: "Alleghany, Ashe, Avery, Buncombe, Burke, Caldwell, Cherokee, Clay, Haywood. Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Mitchell, McDowell, Polk. Swain, Transylvania, Watauga, Wilkes, and Yancey." Fishermen should bear in mind the regulation on open and closed fishing seasons, Mr.

Bradshaw said. He cited the regulation: Gives Season Dates "It shall be unlawful to fish or take fish by any means whatsoever in 'Inland fishing waters' of North Carolina from May 1 to June 10 of each year, both dates being inclusive: Provided further, that the closed season for certain species fo fish of the mountain section shall The CEDARS GUEST HOUSE miles from Asheville on Weavervile Road. Highways 19-23-25-70 MRS. T. H.

HUNT 37 Lawrence Place GROVE PARK Accessible To Car Line and The Asheville Country Club. Only Desirable Guests Are Accepted Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Amiss Owners Phone 7334 Caught In North Fork Of French Broad 7 Such a catch as this is rare.

There are 15 rainbow trout, count them! minimum length of eight inches. In fact, they vary from inches a Biltmore flaherman in the north fork of the French Broad river the trout season opens again in Western North Carolina. HUNTING FISHING WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA K. BEICHLER, district forester, hastens to correct the information which was dispensed last week in outlining the fishing regulations for this part of the state. According to the official, there 15 no special season for Bream, this season running concurrently with the large-mouth bass season, or from June 11th to April 30, inclusive.

This column article last Sunday named closing date as Oct. 1, or the end of the small-mouth bass season, to go to the expense or trouble of joining an expedition to the Smokles or other remote fishing areas. By A. L. BANISTER reasons than fishing and hardly care The program of the Welcome to Asheville a8 announced during the past week includes a project that if carried to completion should prove attractive to residents as well as visitors.

The fishing committee of the civic organization proposes to establish clearing house for fishing information, and at the same time prepare for what may be a demand for close-in fishing grounds by assisting in the stocking and patrolling of near-by bodies of vrater. In this way, visitors may be able to enjoy fishing with a minimum of effort, although the stocking program will take some time and remove to a later date the ideal conditions expected and hoped -for. Such a project ia commendable, especially since many people come here for other be as follows: trout (all species), Sept. 1 to April 15 inclulve; smallmouth bass. Sept.

1 to June 10 inclusive: and muskellunge (salmon), Oct. 1 to April 15 Inclusive," Successful fishermen must also conform to the regulation limiting a day's catch of brook or speckled trout to 20, rainbow trout to 15, and all other trout to 25. All brook or speckled trout taken must be at least six Inches long. and all rainbow trout eight inches. TOURISTS Stop At SHELL ROCK CAMP On Marshall Road Highways 25-70 EXCELLENT MEALS C.

M. Blankenship, Owner SUMMER SCHOOL MARS HILL COLLEGE REGISTER NOW For Terms Beginning June 4th And July 14th Tuition, Room and Board For College; $42.50 For High School--Six Weeks Terms Write Dean I. W. Carr, Marshall, N. C.

Dr. W. F. Bell will hesitate before condemning a dog for a slight misdemeanor In the future. The local sportsman, anannoyed by the noise made by two bird dogs quartered temporarily In his back yard, attempted to stop them by remote measures, or by throwing a rock or piece of dirt at them.

This falling he went into close quarters with the animals, who continued barking, and finaly stlenced them with sterner measures. As he left the pen where he hind placed them the evening before he heard a hissing sound, rather peculiar for his residential neighborhood. And In tree, leering (if these ankaals do such) at him and the dogs from the vantage point was a fat possum, evidently enjoying the show for which he alone was responsible. Just another proof that dogs are more but I'd better stop here for obvious reasons, although the gental dentist was frank In telling this one on himself. Plans for a get-together of hunters and fishermen of this section as outlined by Tom Cushing could readily develop into regular event, or even into a permanent organization.

The need for such an organization is -evident, with the altuntion in this phase of conservation requiring immediate attention. Objectives would include A close cOoperation between districts and counties. a permanent plan of stocking streams and lakes, a plan for supervision of hunting and fishing areas, and a proper exploitation of the section as a hunting and fishing dis- trict. The "muskles" will get big play from some fishermen in the next few weeks, according to reliable Information from the inner works. Several big boys have been spotted in feeding grounds.

and the near future may, if promises are kept, provide some LEATH HOUSE 107 Haywood St. 1-2 Block from Battery Park and Vanderbilt Hotels Write For Rates MRS. J. P. LEATH, Prop.

Phone 1924-9596 BUS SCHEDULES AND FARES OF E. T. W. N. C.

MOTOR TRANSPORT CO. Between ASHEVILLE, JOHNSON CITY BRISTOL PM PM 7:00 AM L.v. Bristol, Tenn. Ar. 12:30 PM 4:10 PM 1:30 AM 6:00 1:00 6:18 1:18 7:18 AM Bluff City, Tenn.

12:10 3:52 PM 1:10 AM 6:35 PM 1:35 PM 7:35 AM Elizabethton, Tenn. 11:50 AM 3:35 PM 12:50 AM 7:00 PM 2:00 PM 8:00 AM Johnson City, Tenn. 11:30 AM 3:15 PM 12:30 AM 1:25 I'M 2:25 PM 8:25 AM Erwin, Tenn. 10:35 AM 3:55 PM 12:05 ANI 7:35 PM 2:35 PM 8:35. AM Chestoe, Tenn, 10:50 AM 2:43 PM 11:05 7:45 PM 2:45 PM 8:45 AM Earnesteille, Tenn.

10:45 AM 2:35 PM 11:40 I'M 8:10 PM 3:10 PM 9:10 1M State Line, N. 10:25 AM I'M 11:25 2:20 8:25 PM 3:25 PM 9:25 AM Balley's Store, N. C. AM 10:10 2:05 PM 11:05 P'M 8:35 PM 3:35 PM 9:35 AM Bee Log. N.

C. 10:00 AM 1:55 PM 10:55 PM PM 3:55 PM 9:55 AM Cane River, C. 9:15 AM 8:55 1:35 PM 10:35 I'M 10:00 PM 5:00 PM 11:00 AM Ar. N. C.

Lv. 8:45 AM 12:30 PM 9:40 4:40 10:40 AM Weaverville, N. 9:05 AM 12:50 PM 9:50 I'M PM 9:30 FARES FROM ASHEVILLE TO 0. W. K.

I. o. W. R. T.

ERWIN $2.15 $3.90 ELIZABETHTON $2.50 $4.50 JOHNSON CITY $2.25 $4.05 BRISTOL $2.65 $4.80 FOR INFORMATION CALL PHONE 177-1110 UNION BUS TERMINAL Biltmore Ave. Asheville, N. C. PUBLIC MAY SEE GUITEAU RELICS IN WASHINGTON Confession Of Garfield Killer Is Offered To Museum WASHINGTON (A)-Future generations may read in Guiteau's own handwriting his amazingly deliberate purpose in assassinating James A. Garfield, twentieth president of the United States.

"My idea, simply stated." the assassin painstakingly wrote, "was to remove A8 easily as possible Mr. James A. Garfield, a quiet and good natured a citizen of substitute in his place Mr. Chester A. Arthur of New York, a distinguished and highly estimable gentleman." Charles J.

Guiteau was associated with the "half breed" quarrel in Republican politics in New York state and sald in his confession that he believed General Garfield was wrecking the party. There are 190 pages or document. It, other papers in the case and the old -fashioned "English bulldog" pistol Guiteau used have lain for more than 50 years in the files of the United States attorney's office. They are to be offered to the National museum at the suggestion of Attorney Robert Miller, whose father, George O. M.ller, was chief of detectives at the time and atrested Gulteau.

Leslie C. Garnett, United States attorney who will present the collection, expects the give a complete history of "Endo assassination from its conception the conviction and hanging of Guiteau in the Washington Jail on June 30, 1882. Four Inches Of Snow Falls In Great Smokies BRYSON CITY, April 14. (Special) Workers on the Skyway, crest highway under construction between Newfound Gap and Clingman's Tome, in the Great Smoky Mountans Natonal Park, have reported here that four inche. of snow fell in the Great Smokes Thursday nght.

Vivian Ellis, a Londoner, has written a novel and composed a sOng both entitled "Faint Harmony," and is publishing them simultaneously. WEST'S CAFE Weaverville, N. C. SUNDAY DINNER 50c BEER E. T.

West Phone 46 DRIVE DOWN To Tryon One hour from Asheville; located in Isothermal belt: average temperature 54.7 for entire year; golf. horseback rid. Ing; tennis, courts on OAK HALL I TRYON'S LARGEST HOTEL. a a a a TROUT FISHING SEASON TO OPEN MONDAY IN PARK GATLINBURG, April 14. (Special)-The season for trout fishing in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will open Monday.

The season this year is the same in both the North Carolina and Tennessce areas of the park. The trout season, beginning Monday, will remain open through August 31. The open season in the park on small mouth bass 1s from June 11 to August 31, inclusive. A11 streams in park will be open during the 'designated periods with the following North Carolina section: Bradley Fork, Deep Creek. Forney Creek, and Twenty-Mile Creek.

Tennessee section: Cosby Creek, waters of Little River above the mouth of Fishcamp Prong, and West Fork of Little Benefit Movie Will Be Shown In Spruce Pine SPRUCE PINE, April 14. (Special) A second movie within the month, sponsored by high school here, will be presented at Piedmont theater Monday and Tuesday, the proceeds to be 115ed for paying expenses of school orchestra to Greensboro the latter part of this month to participate in the Statewide music contest. The play, "Alice in Wonderland." 1s A story that appeals to and young alike and it is hoped by those in charge that all patrons and friends of the school will attend the show. thus lending their support and encouragement to the young musicians. MOORE -HAVEN 377 Merrimon Ave.

TOURISTS and GUESTS Lovely Grounds Mrs. Lafe Moore. Manager On Highways 19-23-25-70 Modern Home LOG CABINS FURNISHED IN PINE FOREST Mile From Asheville On Tunnel Rd. Ill. ASHEVILLE MINERAL SPRING CABINS-205-W The Biltmore HOTEL 100 ROOMS 100 BATHS Quiet Hotel Modern Throughout Three Blocks from Churches, Shops and Theatres.

WILBUR DEVENDORF, Mr. and Mrs. Western Carolina RESORT OWNERS Hotels and Boarding Houses FILL OUT THE COUPON NOW! There is no Obligation REGISTER! on Your Part. Your Place with the Citizen -Times Resort Editor--It Will Be to Your Advantage Hundreds of visitors will soon be headed to Ashe- Name of Place ville and Western Carolina points. Address and Phone If you have not already done so, fill out the coupon here and mail No.

of Rooms at once. We want a complete registration Other Information: so that we may assist the visitor in every possible way. Fill Out The Coupon Give Full Details MAIL To The Resort Editor Owner Citizen- Times peer BALDWIN RITES WILL BE HELD AT FLETCHER CHURCH FLETCHER, April 14. (Special)- Funeral services for W. J.

Baldwin, who died at his home in Gainesville. Friday at 9 o'clock will be conducted evening, Fletcher Bantist church at 3:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. The body will arrive Sunday at 12 12:30 o'clock and will be at the home of his son, Joe F. Baldwin until the funeral Monday. Mr.

Baldwin was 82 years old. He was born and lived most of his life near Fletcher, moving to Florida a few years ago. He WAS a life-long member of tha Fletcher Baptist church and it was largely through his influence that the new church was built in Fletcher. Surviving are his widow and the following children: Mrs. C.

R. Cunningham, of Fletcher: Mrs. J. E. Complete Dry Cleaning Service Hand Laundry Department BILTMORE CLEANERS, Inc.

Phone 6800 Phone 1500 CHEAPEST to 8 ANYWHERE IN THE CITY Ready to serve you in the BEST possible manner. Skilled driversclean cars at reasonable rates. BLUE BIRD TAXI GREEN OAKS 135 Merrimon Ave. Rates $10 Per Week and up Tourists and Permanent Guests 16 Bedrooms 6 Baths Phone 2497 Mrs. J.

N. Hoyle Hostess Turlington, Gainesville, Mrs. T. P. Drake, Richmond, N.

E. W. and J. F. Baldwin, all of Fletcher.

The pallbearers will be nephews of Mr. Baldwin. They are: Lee Baldwin, Roy Baldwin, O. P. Baldwin, Ed Garren, Arnold Campbell, and Joe Freeman.

The Rev. Justice, the Rev. N. A. Melton, and the Rev.

M. Li. Keristino will be the officiating ministers. Burial will be in the Patty's Chapel cemetery. STREET CAR SCHEDULE MONTFORD AVENUE LINE Leave Pack Sauare for Riverside: 6:00 15 minutes until 11:15.

last car Leavo Pack Square for Depot: 5:30 A. and every 15 minutes until 11:00 last war Leave Lyman Street And Denot: 5:45 A. and everv 15 minutes until 11:15 last car CHARLOTTE AND WEST ASHEVILLE LINE Leave Pack Square for Charlotte Street 6:07 A. M. and every 15 minutes until 11:07 P.

last car. Leave Grove Park for pack. Saltare At 6:23 A. M. and every minute.

until 11:23 last car Leave Broadway for West Asheville 5:37 A and every 15 minutes until 7:07 A then everv minutes until 8:37 A then everv 15 minutes until 1:37 then every 74 until 8:52 then everv 15 minutes until 11:07 P. last CAT Leave West Asheville for Pack Sanare at 6:00 A and every 13 minutes until 6:45 A then everv 71 minutes until until 9:00 A. then every 15 minutes 2:00 then everv minutes until 7:15 then everv 15 minutes until 11:30 last car BILTMORE AND GRACE LINE M. Leave and Pack every 15 Square minutes for Grace until 11:00 6-00 -Photo Creasman. and they are all longer than the in length.

They were caught last seain Pisgah National forest. Tomorrow, reveal the whereabouts of the big boys, but claim that they are all set to go after them tomorrow. opposing the theory that "why put off until tomorrow what you can do today," favor of "if its business instead of pleasure, fishing becomes a bulsness." A. D. Blackburn, expert on salt water fishing and contributor to magazines, has unique theories on catching fish, but backs his claims with 8 guarantee to deliver.

His favorite spot, the mouth of Charlotte Harbor real at Boca "fishermen's Grande paradise," claims is almost the unlimited in its quantity of fish. Commenting on President Roosevelt's recent trip, Mr. Blackburn believes that the bone-fish, sought by the President exceeds even the tarpon In gameness and pound-for-pound 15 perhaps the scrappiest of all fish. STUNT PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED AT WEAVERVILLE WEAVERVILLE, April 14. (Special) A stunt night program will be presented Tuesday evening o'clock in the auditorium of the Weaverville high school.

This will be a community affair and prizes will be nwarded to the club that presents. the best stunt. The program will be under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher association. FOSTER'S LOG CABIN CAMP 5 Miles North of Asheville on Highways 19-20-23-25-69-70 NEW MODERN ATTRACTIVE LIGHTS SHOWERS Z. 11.

FOSTER, Owner DE YOUNG INN 319 Merrimon Ave. Permanent Transient Guests On Highway 19-20-23-25-69-70 Mrs. J. T. De Young.

Owner last car Leave Grace: 6:15 A M. and everv 15 minutes until 11:15 P. M. last car Leave Pack Square for Biltmore: 6:00 A M. last and everv 15 minutes until 11:00 car Leave Biltmore: 6:15 A.

M. and every 15 minutes until 11:15 P. M. last car. PATTON AVENUE AND EAST STREET LINE Leave Pack Square for East Street: 6:07 A.

M.I and every 15 minutes until 11-07 P. M. last car M. Leave and East every 15 Street minutes Terminus: until 6:15 11:22 last car Leave Broadwav for Patton Avenue: 6:07 A. M.

and every 15 minutes until 11:07 M. last car. Leave Patton Avenue Terminus: 6:15 M. last and car every 15 minutes until 11:1511, SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sundav schedule differs in the Inc particulars: Leave Pack Square for Riverside: 6:00 A. M.

and every 15 minutes until 11:00 Leaves Riverside: 6:15 A and every 15 minutes until 11:15 P. M. Leave Pack Square for Depot: 5:30 M. and everv 15 minutes until 11:00 P. Leave Pack Square for Grove Park: 6:07 A.

M. and everv 15 minutes until 11:07 P. Leave Grove Park: 6:22 A. M. and everv 15 minutes until 11:22 P.

M. Leave Broadway For West Asheville: 5:37 A. M. and everv 15 minutes until 11:07 Leaves West Asheville: 6:00 A. and every 15 minutes until 11:30 M.

Leave and every Pack 15 Sauare for until 11:00 6:30 A. minutes Leave Grace: 6:45 A and every 15 minutes until 11:15 Leave Pack Square for Biltmore: 6:30 A. M. and every 15 minutes until 11:00 P. Leave Biltmore: A and every 15 minutes until 11:15 Leave Pack Square for East Street: 6:52 A.

M. and everv 30 A. then everv 15 minutes until 11:07 M. Leave Broadwav for Patton 6:37 A. and every 30 until 9:07 then everv 15 minutes until 11:07 last car CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY LAKE LURE INN On the Shore of Lake Lure MODERN ACCOMMODATIONS -SPORTY GOLF COURSE STANLEY GRESLEY, Mgr.

See the Cherry Blossoms In Washington, D.C. Travel on the SOUTHERN Low round trip coach fares and also 15-day round trip tickets that are good in pullman cars upon payment pullman charges applying from all points. Cherry Blossom Festival April 19, 20 and 21. Parade with Floral floats, a Cherry Blossom Queen, Polo Games, a regetta, military parade, fireworks, etc. Following are round trip fares from certain points in this section: 15-Day Round Trip Good In Conch Fare Pullman Cary Asheville $14.26 $19.05 Hendersonville 14.93 19.90 Waynesville 15.13 20.20 Bryson, N.

C. 15.69 20.95 Murphy, N. C. 17.96 23.95 NO PULLMAN SURCHARGE. Proportionately round trip fares apply from all points.

See your agent. R. H. DeBUTTS, AGPA. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM.