THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, MARCH 1. 1911
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EiFECTlVK MARCH 1, 1911
rrilors' Sta ttons.
w.ii arc s sc'fibt r to ti'.c* Hell Telephone System and wish
i u I'clci; ;u,., a Ni^ht Letter or a Cablegram, use your
' . )iK\
V " rdc^ram’" to tlic operator and you will be conneded
\\ cstcrn Union office from which your message will be
telegraph and charged in your monthly account.
lii^ht, on Sundays or holidays, when the local telegraph
n:iy be closed, by a special arrangement concluded with the
1 Tnion I'elegraph Company, you will be connccled with
1 Western Union office wltltout additional chargc.
S^taiions*
; m:\y also send Tefegrams and Cablegrams from our Public
; I ;• The arrangements vary at different classes of stations,
militia.
Thtre vvti O a gredt number of favor-
ai)le reports froin cnmmittperi on other
I'ills. Tlioso Mic’.uded: Increase pay
of pensions cleric in the state auditor’s
office from to $1,000; authorize
issuance oi' hopds bv special tiix dis
tricts foi’ school iinpi'ovement;
allow Cumberland to issue good roads
bonds; allow Gastonia to issue $70,-
(tOO bonds for improvement; allow Lee
county to i?sM.e bonds for debt and im-
]iovements: :>l!ow a township in Har
nett county to vote on .railroad con
struction l)onds: in-ohil)it dynamiting
fish in North Carolina streams; amend
the general drainage law of 1909;
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A Fi?I in
Time
Is woi’lh IIin —^specially if it be on"
of Hoocl'.s Fills, and you lake it when
yoii your troacherous live-.
You r-;ay save many a headache and
const’pation b?' promptly taking'
Hood's Pills. Whole box 25c., and one
pill alon.- r.:iy j.rovo worth ths pricc-
.Vmend the charter of High Point.
Amend the chatei of Asi'.eboro.
Allow Randolph county to issue |
road bonds.
Incorporate town of North Edenton.
Incorporate Eagle Rock.
Allow Cumberland to issue bonds
amend the revisal as to the appoint- i for a bridge over the Cape Fear river,
ment of guards; amend revisal i-ela- 1 Allow street impiovemtat bonds for
tive to loreign oxocntors’ bonds; ! Mt. Airy.
amend the law relative to malting and
packing fish.
New Bills Introduced.
:\IcGill: .Toint resolution for a legisla
tive commission to investigate and
Amend the chater of Winston.
Provide for good roads in Yadkin
county.
Provide commission form of govern
ment for Winston.
Drain low lands of Long Creek and
report fo the next pneisil fssembly , Yadkin coui"lv,
ciarte.- to^ ot sia..iey.
Gasion
Amend Halifax county road law'.
Allow Edgecombe county to issue
bonds to repair cnirt house.
Improve roads of Xash county.
AHoav Kooky ]Mount to issue street
ows of Confederate soldiers in North,
Carolina. The rules were suspended - '
and this resolution passed and sent
to the senate.
Dillard of Guilford; Relative to es-
tablishnunit of a t'raining school for’;
negroes. j.
__Rose: from Daugl.ters of | charter of Smitlifleld.
Lonfefteiao. ^|k- ^ j Allow Moore county to issue road
president, relative to Confederate
1 .4. ^ Allow bond issues for roads in
Kent; Provide better roads in Cald-'
well county. u.inn«
Long; Amend the law of 1909 rela-1
tive to revennt' from circuses as it,
applies in Alamance county.
Tucker; Provide for the support |
of the A. & -M. College at Ra’eigh.
Spainhour: Validate a deed to
All Modern Kitchens Have
in Them a Modern
Kitchen Cabinet
i Reidsville and Williamsburg town- I
Allow Salisbury to issue refunding j
and current debt bonds.
Promote Toad building in cotintiea '
of the state, by ha\lng the state issue
I four per cent 41 year bonds and give
j them to the co’intics for 3 per cei\t
S?ScI>OKi^€
Kivciifioxaomrici;
ft3s a McOousgU name plato-iooKto
You have no idea the saving
and convenience of a Kitchen
Cabinet.
If you haven’t one you should
investigate those that ev; offer
at once.
The prices are reasonable and
you can use our Liberal Pay
ment Flan if you wish.
Parker-Gardner Company
additional
for
bonds the ftinds to be •'r'xpended by thei
Morgan ton co n i m i s si c n e r s.
Amend the l«u\ i counties for road building. i\Ir. Spain-i
bond isi^iie lor the ^Morganton Graded i ^his bill and it was ad-
Schools. f^^'vocated by Carr of Durham; Koonce.!
Carr of ^ 1 Turlington and others. The vote w'as'i
)ldiuR c'loction.^ in DuUiam. ordered en-j
Amend the state
Tax Orange
; r,
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11 y as possible we shall equip them with full directions.
Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph Company
\u’hr)ri/e a bond is^ue by Harnett
Aui!'.ori/,o a
■>7 .’.n
I r.e Legislaiiire ''“v'^n'r.he^nrr
o’ld issue by Hoke
house and jail,
of Newton.
V,cst Asheville sanitary
T'JESDAY — FIF'TY-
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^ inv ir’oratcs the Scalp
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- ' liiiy Specialties (. o.
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all U B ,1 1 I T U 1' * •. s
'• ' ' -iiUh: iid“(i by Wood
l'st;)l-.li"h
district.
Nmi-iid ibe ch:Mter of Raleigh, pro-
vidiii'-* a rommissioii form of govern-
..;ont,
!•!',iiie*‘n roll call -ills ],ass:'d sec-
Ti ;:t.!n ,. including a school bond
ji'-sue lo Durliani :’.nd a bond issue by
I A -hevillo to pay its (ie1>ts
[ Western Training School Bill Passes.
! S'M'ator .Maitin’s bill to establish a
triii’iu;.; school for teachers in West-
rrn No il) C'arolin:i was taken up as
li,.! order and Stniaior Martin urg-
..,1 i! - ••v-jsagr* ft prcvides foi’ train-
iiiLC vdiincc men ancl young women over
1 tv years of age to become teachers,
1 the staie :o appropriate S2o.000 for
i consM (tctifin and S10.000 annually for
tn;iiiiiHU€'tn'e. ;;-id ib' school to be lo-
■ cMted b; the statp board ot' education
j'in 'h( cf)un;y making the most attrac
tive offer. Othi'r senators who spoke
I fo; the bill were Senators Sigmon,
,\IcI at;; hlin, Hav's, l\ie. Hicks, Hay-
moie and Haggr'tt. Senator Martin
. am^^i'-' ed tlio bill b> making the com-
i ii.ti oi’ a two-ye:’.r course in a high
j school a requiremi nt f(r entrance in-
'antosffkih eetaoin shrdlu shrdl
ctead of a three-year course. Senator
Sik'>s opposed the measure on the
ci'otiitil ihat ihe state should take bet-
i :er care of its present institutions
1 without establishing new ones. The
(ill w.is amended to add two members
, >f the board of directors from the
. SAventh and the Fifth Congressional
I I)i-;trlrts. and as amended it passed
■ second and third readings and w^as
^^ciit to the house, the vote by which
! it iias.-'Od being 37 to 4.
Bills Ratified.
Amend the charter of the town of
Chapel Hill.
.\uiborize Morganton to issue
bonds for waterworks.
Relative to the corporate limits of
Mt. Olive. Wayne county.
incorporate Stem, Granville county.
Authorize Wilmington to issue
bonds to acquire wharf property.
Place the officers of Robeson coun
ty on sah'iy.
Ratify issuing of bonds by Halifax
-ounty in excess of the amount au
thorized.
Amend the charter of Salem.
A.m''*nd the charter of Burlington.
Amend chaiitor 64.") public laws ol
11tO».
I’rovide for the drainage of Silver
Cr‘olv. Burke cotmty.
Auth(uize Anson county to levy a
special tax.
Autiio-ize T’nion county to borrow
fo" p home for the aged and infirm.
Kelaiive lo the charte;’ of Eli;iabelli.
('it\.
Ivxtf'ud the time for construction by
the Salisbury Railway Co.
Regulate the meetings and compen
i Ration of the commissioners of Ca-
i tawba county.
IMohibit the sale of wine in Polk
county except for m*edical or sacra-
niciital |)ur[)Oses.
.\uihorize a tax levy by Perquiman?
county to imi>rove roads.
IiK'ontoraio tlu' Hawkins school.
Aniptid the road law of Jackson
county relative to bridges.
Prohibit drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct on the grounds of Hodges
lust it utc'.
Abate a nuisance in Wilmington.
Ilncourage early payment of taxes
in l!ui!conil>e county.
(’h;;nge the name of the town of
Connol\ lo Acme.
Aiithori'/e the rei)ayment of certain
school funds.
Fix the compensation of the commis
sionel's of Franklin county.
Fstablish a sjjecial tax school dis
trict in Wake and Chatham counties
iiesoluti(;ns of appreciation of the
services of David Schenck and .Iosei>h
•M. Morehead in connection with the
pieservation of unllford Battle
Ground.
Message From the Governor.
'rii> senate leceived a message from
the governor relative to the state
bonds owned by the United States
government.
Primary Bill a Special Order.
Senator Brown endeavored to have
the senate go into a committee of the
whole to consider the revenue aot, nut
Senator Hobgood’s bill jiroviding for
a state i>rimary law for both oolitical
parties was taken up as a special or
der and debated for two hours until
recess for dinner, no action being tak
en. Senator Hobgood made an earn
est, exhaustive argument for the bill,
expressing the firm belief ihat such
a measure would jtrove the means of
liarty purity and protect the political
parties from the jiarticipation in pri
maries of men who are withou*^ con
viction (U’ character, thus allowing the
peoitle to say who should occupy the
offices. He was willing to trust th
people’s fiileliiy and patriotism.
Senator Sikes advocated the bill in
a brief speech, while Senator Pharr
stated that the democratic convention
had not declared for a iirimary law
and he was not willing for this law to
jje i>assed when the conventions have
not asked for it, but he believed the
question should first be presented to
the convention to secure its endorse
ment. He would vote for a primary
law for any i)articular county, but
thought it w'ould be very unwise to
pass such a law for the entire state.
Senator Garner championed the bill,
declaring that the people of the ‘.nate
are demanding a more effective and
efficient method of selecting th'^ir
party 'Candidates and that they are
tired of the obsolete and centralized
custom of conventions and disjointe I
primaries. He believed the tendency
of the whole nation is towards direct
primaries, giving the people the right
to select their favorites by popular
rote, free from the pernicious and
dangerous influences of machines,
bosses and rings, such as control fhe
republican party in this state, he as
serted. A state wide primary for both
parties would mean a purification of
politics and result in bringing the peo
ple nearer their public servants and
the public servants more responsive
to the will of the people. He w^ould
not be willing to eliminate the repub
lican party from the provisions of the
bill, which Senator Hobgood stated
was patterned after the Oregon law.
Senator Haymore contended that it
was simply the Australian ballot sys
tem.
The debate continued with increas
ing interest. Senator Long strongly op
posing the bill. Senator Starbuck
the repulilican leader of the senate,
also opposed the bill, saying the legis
lature cannot afford to pass such a
law. He favored a primary to correct
existing abuses, but was against this
particular bill, which he thought
could be amended to meet the needs
Senators Barnes, Hicks and Ivie made
speeches for the bill and others engag
ing in the debate were Senators Kith-
in. Brown, Hobgood and Pharr.
The discussion was cut off by a mo
tion to take a recess until 8:30 to
night.
holdi
Cair ul' Dui'hariV.
banking 1m w?.
.lolinsion of Oi'ange;
count >' df>gs.
McLaughlin; Tax dogs in Mecklen
burg county.
Parham; Establish recorder’s court i
for Thomasville. I
Taylor of Vanee; Amend recorder's |
court law for Henderson. 1
Sykes; Allow linion county to sellj
))uvt of the court house property to |
the to\yn of .Monroe.
Rawles; FZstablish graded schools!
av Oriental, Pamlico county. {
Rawles; Make June 3 a legal holi
day.
• Ross; Establish stock law in Lil-
lington and Little River township, ilar
nett county.
Edwards; Prr>vide for the election
of the Graham county board of educa-
gi'ossfd and sent to ihe senaie. j
l^rovide farm life schools; ior Wayne |
county.
Allow election ofllcers of Asheville
to use county registration bocks lor j
city elections. j
Defaie the boundaries between |
Chowan, Washington and T^yrrell coun-1
ties involving the tax on the Norfolk j
& Southern trestle across Albeiuarle
Sound.
Messages From the Governor.
I A message was received fom the
I governor recommending a commission
i to represent Nfirth Carolina at the
j Mecklenburg Celebration July 3.
I Also a message from the governor
1 relative to North Varolina bonds that
are owned by the United States gov
ernment. Owinr;' to tV.e length of the
message on this question it was not
Point* referred to committee in
stead for report.
A great number of liills were sent
fvDm the -senate for concurrence in
passage, the reading of the titles alone
consuming half hour. They were lo
cal bills piincipall>.
The House at 2 o'clock took recess
■k.
f
MO NEED TO STOP WORK.
tion. ^
Rose; Incor))orate Liberty
2donuinent Association, Fayetteville.
Lathem; Amend the Page squirrel
law. Amend the charter of Bell Ha
ven Graded school district.
Green; Punish drunkenness in jus
tices of the !)eace.
Ewart; Permit llendersonvilie to oVlook
vote on the question of $100,000 bond j '
issue for the Western Carolina rraiu
in School.
Bills Passed Final Reading. When your doctor orders you to stop
Incorporate Chimney Rock and Hick-' v.ork. it stagaers you. ‘T can't,” you
ory Nut Gap Turni)ike Co.
Fix salaiies for olReers of Wake
countv and increase the ro?d fund.
This bill came from the senate and
the rules were suspended and the bill
))as:sed and oudered enrolled for rati
fication.
Ap])Oint a building commission and
erect a $2o0,00i> state administration
building. ■ Passed final reading 77 to
14 and was sent to the senate for con
currence in amendment cutting the
appropriation from $500,000 to which
the senate cut it from one million dol
lars.
Grant a new charter to Kinston.
Establish stock law for a certain
part of Northamton county.
Amend the charter of New Bern as
to levying licejise taxes.
aay. You know you are weaK, run
down and failing in health, day ))y day.
but vou must work as long as you
can stand. What yon need is i’]lectric
Bitters to give tone, strength, and
vigor to your system, to prevent break
down and btiild you ui>. Don’t 1>e weak,
sickly ()v ailing when Electric Bitters
will l;enelit .vou from the first dose.
Thourands bles'. them for their glo
rious health and strength. Try them.
Evey !>ottle is guaranteed to satisfy.
Only 50c at W. L. Hand & Co.’s.
GARDEN TOOLS
See our large and varied stock of
Garden Implements
The time is nearly Ijere for the
use of Garden Hose, Spades, Rakes,
Forks, etc. Small Trowels and
Diggers for your flower beds.
Phone us for anything in Hard
ware.
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Sin;--;leton—'Av'igwag seeni’
fully desiiondeiit. He says he doesn’t j
care what happens to him." Hen-
pekke—“The first tiling you know that
fellow will be going off and getting
married.”
THE HOUSE—TUESDAY—FIFTY-
SIXTH DAY.
Speaker Dowd convened the House
in the morning at 10 o’clock. Prayer
by Rev. Mr. Harrell, of Raleigh.
Petitions were presented by Mar
shall from citizens of Surry county
asking for a tax on dogs and from
Koonce, of Onslow, asking for a bond
issue for Onslow roads.
Appropriations Committee KMIs Bills
The appropriations committee re
turned a number of bills to the House
with unfavorable report which means
that they will not be considered on
the floor at all. They included; Pro
vide anti-toxin free for all citizens
of the state: provide sidewalks about
the governor’s mansion square;* pro
mote higher education of the blind
transfer Pickford sanitarium to the
state; erect monument to the women
of the Confederacy; establl.sh legisla
tive reference librarian; educate ne
groes on the subject of tuberculosis.
This committee reported favorably
bills to provide an additional building
a{ the soldier’s home; increase salary
of the adjutant general; increase sal
ary of the commissioner of labor and
printing and his assistant; increase
the salary of the state librarian; in
crease the appropriation to the state
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