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v - i i : . ... -i 5 I i: n-.it : , i . , . iui of Two t -j t:-.f y yi.-:j to tempta , Jiaa pitched his tents In cl:y &ni is proving himself no re- tor l persons. "They have gone and done it now, 1 L.li Piper, the fi,t man., yester , y. "Yes, they've got a descendant if .signers on a charge of retailing?. i.'ol. Leroy Davidson haa been pulled ly police officers." ; , -r The news spread over the city like wild fire, entering every nook and cor iscr, dashing in and out of place after plaie. Busy bodies moved about and put out tne word. Everybody heard - Sergeant Youngblood and Patrol anen 'Mack Earnhardt and AlcWhirter, a Scotch-Irishman, a Dutchman and They went up in one of the Jforman buildings, oh Poplar . street, where Col.- CiDavlasoiChroer,!; grader and descendant of signers, has his office and captured two -barrels of ?oeer, ll quarts Aand i pints of rye whiskey, a, box of wine and aase of real champagne, This haw .caused considerable adverse comment on the 3art of . the proud people of Char Jotte. The meddlesome policemen are censured .for their mtrY9' "Isn't It aabame that? we can't have discriminating officers," said Bill Piper, the fish man, "and. not e - humiliating members of first families. Jt has come to a pretty pass that a man cant keep as aiuch liquor as h pleases without being molested by a lot Of COP" - .'.'. '.S.a ;'.''.., . . Everybody .was hot-under the col- - Jar. , This thing of pulling any and -, every fellow for folind-tigering - is hurting' the reputation of the com-; munltyj Some folks thought .that the ! officers. went atsp too farwhen they captured Henry Miller, the quiet, peaceful old colored Janitor of the Second Presbyterian church, but that Is hot a drop in the bucket to taking : man of the blood of Colonel David- - son. Colonel Davidson was required to give bond and he wilt have to, stand rim li km am. rdmmiin -.uniui iinrr. 1 Ia Mark Twain's splendid . story, The Mas That Corrupted i Hadley- burgthere Is a wag who watchea "the grood men all-and takes their photo graphs as they pass sput. and ' ho laughs a, the wicked scheme jnbwa iowa leaatng men oi me cuy. . uo me day of the final test, when the few remaining landmarks yield to tempta tion, the photographer is in his glory, ti he stands high on the back of a rear seat, In the church, with wide open; eyes and beaming face. One man, a very pious old fellow, who has a counterpart In this city, la tempted, and when this fact is made known in the mass meeting of citizens, the picture-taker bends almost double and - aays: "Saw oil my leg!" i " i Yesterday, when Bill Piper, the fish man, heard the startling news he said: There, I. gad, let me die!" . It will be recalled by readers of The , Observer that Amos Plgg, an adjutant of the Salvation Army, yielded some tarn policemen, ui apurse n nan cun- ' - A Lt. . .....1 ...... 1 .. r. I t n A . iesjea mi oiiu ipiuuu? w v,- tetter, hut the hope of great riches, .."rfiiranM rtw wnn isv 1 1 wa wi iiaittfi iiiir . that he could not withstand it. There fore, weak and frail man that he is. ' he fell. Henry Miller, the good old ' of one of the leading churches of the city, had converted the place of Ood Into a blind tiger. The temptation was too great. The almighty dollar was what he sought. He saw Judg- , tnent day a way on yonder in tne hasy tuture, but the prospects of much gold, fine clothes and financial standing In the community tempted him and he yield!. The friends of Col. Leroy Davidson , believe that he Is Innocent of the J charges preferred against him, but - the police officers do not agree with 'them. Twe cases, the officers believe, " can he made out without much diffi culty. This remains to toe seen. " TWO INTERESTING MESSAGES. North Carolinian Wire Ills ImpreS- IHOns 11 UK" Aumiui twiiirmm: ' FrlondEuroprtins and Growers ', fintiaTttilA river t'rirm. A Charlotte citlien recelve,l two highly interesting telegrams Monday ; friend who is taking part in the inter " national cotton conference In Atlanta, Ga They are reproduced for they present that side of the great meet - )ng which the press dispatches have ful reader will recognize as true. The ,( conference as all know is being held ' under the augolces of the four irreat American associations of cotton spln- ncrs nu conon growers wun me t large delegation of foreign manufac K t urers representing 20,000.000 spindles present as invited guests. This is ; tha MAnAi. .1)atn.U ,.avt.aiiM., . "Tours. Convention to-day. Farm ers have their bristles sticking up " ana BDimnir ranaccn r.ir nrioon or eat their cotton and foreigners (pitting back Dutch, Hebrew, and gar lic, trying to get resolutions of peace and good will to all except the middle man." Tho: Tuesday message is in like atraln: . "l m mot a Jago from associa tion and will be speaking broken Hun- garun when I return. Things mov ing O. K.. Everybody happy except . larmera who can't make Europeans agree to pay 18 cents and Europeans who can t convince farmers they ought i 12 ai , cntB wltn a "nk dre over every bale." Mr. 3. it Rarne Take Charge of Qnccn City Hotrt. 3A iL Barn has taken charge of the Queen CUy Hotel and will run It in the future. At present ho Is hav ing U renovated, with a vtow to mak ing any needed Improvement He eucceods Mr. S. W: Turbevllle, who win move a Piedmont park, in which eection he has secured a handsome borne, ; Infant Dice In liaron. The 12-months-old child of Mr John M. Caldwell died. Tuesday night ot the residence In Sharon. Whoop . 1-g cough waa the cause of Hi death. The funeral aervices were conducted yesterday afternoon frftm th home and the Interment 'took place at Eb nfer church. RcvB. O. White was trie pastor in charge, , . . Tor Chronic Diarrhoea, i , v "Whtiffl n tti Mrmr in lN4ia i wm tk ri liioi'le UiHirhoea," says flf)rgn ; r .i n, f outh Otttwn, Pa. "I have t i. iri".l iiiatiy rernll( but without ) v ; . n: r ut rllfi until Mr. A, w. f -. . plw e. permuined me to try " t Colic, C1k.ii u nd filar- , fi botiia of wtikh atop t c i ut sain tir W. I Unud ! i u a I". ::y . ( t : v t l.t., t I ,.1-nls )i.!y I'iai.t f i 1 la .iiu:!i Atlantic .--;atr .An I n. t- mcnt Almoht . $ loO.OCO C!';-r;fy of Tnks Almt llircc 3ii:Uu Cal lous A Iiricf &kct li. The ol refinery Just completed in Korth Charlotte by Swift & Co.. ia one of the most up-to-date plants of the kind in America. Its capacity ia 1,000 barrels a day, the crude mater ial being shipped in from the Carolina and Georgia oil mills ior purification. A little idea of Its immensity can be had when it is stated that it represeqta a present investment of approximately HOO.'OOO and Is the only Swift plant of tbe kind in the South Atlantic States. A tank line of ,t 00 care will be required to move lta products. The local plant, la situated In NorUh Charlotte, on. the line of the Southern Railway' Just north of the bid Junction compress, ? It consists principally of two bir brick buildinga, one to house the two Babcock 1 60-pound ooisrs, the other for the refinery prpper. and nine nuge atationary tanas wua total capacity of 8,840,000 gallons of oil. There' la also a' water lank of 10,000 ' gallons capacity.. y email office building, 100 8,000-gallon tank carsf several giant scales and minor fixtures too numerous to mention. In all details, the plant is as complete as modern machinery and money ? can make it. - ". - ' The most -interesting department and the most important, is the refinery DroDer, where the crude Oil. is purlnea and made ready for -commercial u, The raw nroauct oi me uarouna and Georgia cotton aeed oil mills will be shipped in over the Swift private tank line. Each car will be weighed as It cornea in in order that the amount of unrefined oil may be ascer tained and recorded. The crude ma terial will then1 be pumped into the adjacent big four-story brick building for purification.' In this ttuiiaing. which Is of steel and brick construc tion and fireproof, arb located numer ous cast Iron tanks through which pass spiral tubes filled with lye, steam, etc., with ship-propeller disturber at the bottom. The action of tha lye and other . substances on the rude Oil causes a thick eeaiment to settle ai the bottom, leaving. th refln?d mater ial on ton. The refined oil Is then pumped off Into other tanks! and on into the reservoirs for storage. Tne residue ia drawn off and' Put aside In order that It may b boiled down and used as filling or stock for cheap soap. Nine of these refining tanks within the building have a capacity of 20,000 gal lons each. There an beside a num ber of others, smaller but Just as com plete and weir equipped, all standing on end and in regular order. Through out the refining process, the oil Is carefully followed and close tab kept on it in order that n may be most economically handled. Every by-pro duct win be used ana every saving de vice employed. The buildinga throughout are of brick, the frames being of steel and the floors of prepared wood. The construction has been in charge of Mr. B. H. Stephens, who built the big fertiliser works In Wilmington. Mr. Stephens is one f the most capable eneineers In the country and is em ployed by Swift & Co., especially for the purpose Of supervising sucn wora. The buildings comprising the North Charlotte plant are admirably, bunt and capawe or sustaining any strain. The refinery commenced opera tions this week. After the machinery has bpen gotten In g0.od; running order, It will be worked as fast as the crude products can be shinned in. Electric ity will be the principal motive power, the two big boilers being necessary to supply the needed steam for refining purposes. , The smoke stack for the big Babeock boilers Is one of the highest, If not the highest of the kind In the State, having an altitude of 165 feet. The refining will be in chars- pf Mr. B. B. Shuler, manager, and Mr. P. J. Garvey, superintendent. Rival Attractions Xlt For1 Supremacy on Public Street. The itinerant dago and his monk, who blew Into Charlotte Tuesday and have been performing since to the edtficittlon of the small boys and negroes of all sizes "nad bitter rivals yesterday when the ; negro minstrel show paraded the streets with colors flying, rattle of drum and blare of trumpets. The foreigner shut his teeth together with a vicious snap of determination and grounj with cruel vengeance, until his un-meloJIous music box emitted a veritable spasm of discord music, while the j faith ful animal danced, Lbowed, and did every trick Tits mind could conjure up. m a desperate effort to win i.e applause of the galleries. The com bination might have won ouy had not Its rivals had a flag. ,. Z 1 1 ' Hie Content For the World Cham pionship, ! Chicago Is quite a distance from Charlotte, but there is intense inter est In the great championship contest tor world supremacy In tne national gae now waging n the West. So national Is the Interest that the Asso ciated Press pays special attention to tost Is flaahed from one end of the the games and the result of each con country to another within a minute or two after the cloHing of the game. ine nrst game at Chicago Monday, resulting in a tie score of 2 to 3 at the close of 12 Innings, served to add to tne natural Interest The excel lent reports given by the nrcss are to the fans who would be on the the next bent thing to beln thr spot but for the Intervening dis tance. , ' . PwJ Medical Student Hng IHtball Hard. The candldfltes for the football team of the North Carolina Medical Colleaa are practicing faithfully each day now and each afternoon's work leaves the squad In more formidable ahape and nearer to me rounaing out of a sym metrically developed playing organism the sort that it takes to win games. Thi names of a half doeen stars have been already given, but theae are but a few in the number of young men who, partly In reanons to the call of collfge patriotism anrt Dart. ly for the personal good derived, are etj-iving' to master the great college game. The schedule has not yet been arranged, but the prospect Is bright ior a goea one, considering the late ness ot the season. Attractive Apartment House Dr. J. R. Alexander and others are building eight very attractive apart ment houses on the cornj. of Mint and T.. .... U ... .. . . . rvmio "iircio, air. 4. v. t oasa IS the contractor. The houses are of brlck-veneer two stories , hlah and eteam heated. Four of tha a Dart- ments, two on the first and tw6 on the second floor, face on Fourth and four on Mint The building Is to have the most modern equipment, and when completed will be smona tha moat de. irable In the city for residences. The pain in Mil's head baa gone. , - . hhe'i m happy at rn be, . ; Her health Is right, her temper bright""' -Mae 4aktr HolllM-ys. tloky- Movn- v tain Tea. it nlrhi T . k . m. Co. . ni: i i ... . ::. - i f t . 1..! i V ,.i 1 I.rLi at Week. lion, liunnis Taylor, a native of Nortii Carolina, who has honored ills mothcr-fitata both in Europe and Apiencv will be the guest of honor, and Mil deliver an address. The programme, given herewith, announces papers by nu merous brilliant North Carolinians. The subjects are all of timely inter est The presentation of the Patter son Cup to the one who has done the best creative literary work . In the State during the past year, Is always an event of keen interest.. The pro-, gramme follows 4 p. m. -Meeting called to order by President A. M, boro. Scalea. Greens Prayer Rev. M, eigh. ' ' A. Barber, Ral- 4:10 Address "The Tower of Babel,". John Charles McNeill,; Char lotte. . w . 4:80 "The Outlook'For the Fire proof State Library and Hall of Rec ords." Judge H. C. Connor, wuson. ! 4:45 Korth Carolina Bibliography for 1907-f-Prot D. II. Hill. West Ral eign. 4;50 Resolutions reports ana pis cussions of Alans for promoting v pb- Jects of the association, 6:30 Adjpurnment, .' ' ' NIGHT SESSION. s Address: - "Culture Value in Present North Carolina, Prof. El K. Graham iChaDel' Hill. 8:S0 Address: .rrne creator . anu the, Organizer of the National Idea," Hon. Hannls Taylor. Wasnington 9 : X 0 Presentation of ratterson Memorial Cup to 1907 wlnnfer Hon J, D. Richardaon, Murfreesboro Tenn :45--Election of offlcert for 10 Adjournment., i-rv THE KIGHT SCHOOLS. V. M. O. A. Getting In Shape to IK) Good Educational work xnts sea son. :' ' .- i 'v; All voune men and boys who con tsmnlate entering the Sight schools conducted by the Young Men' Chris ilan Association are requested to go to the offices of the association ana talk the matter over with one or jtne other of the aecfetariea.v. The reason tnat mis is aesireo now is mai utn the classes begin there are ao many who want minute information regard ing the classes that adequate attention can rarely be given any one, man or boy: For the next ten days the sec retaries will hold themselves for this special work and any questions re garding the workv text books, teach- trs, fees, hours of meeting, and m tact Information of any kind regarding the association and Its night classes. All classea will begin actual work Tuesday, the 22d of October. The sea- eon'swork will open with a reception to all prospective students Monday night, October the 21st. Preceding the re ception, at which time short talks will be made by the several teachers, a dinner will be given- by th commit tee in charge to 'the teachers. Already 73 have signified their in tention of entering the night classes. This Is indicative of a larger enroll ment than ever before in the history of the institution and it is the inten tion of the committee in charge under the leadership of Mr. George Ste phens to make the association even ing institute one of the greatest help fulness to the young men and boya of this city, Five teachers have been engaged for this (season. They are the following named: Messrs. M. H. Collins, Jr., arithmetic, and" algebra; Matthew, J. O'Neill, book-keeping, business correspondence, and , pen manship; L. Eugene Wlghtman, me chanical draughting; C. B. Miller, stenography; J. E. Johnson, boys' pre paratory business course, which in cludes instruction in all common branches. Florida Mnn Descants Upon the Ad vantages of Hla State. "The people In thla section don't know what we've got down In Flori da," declared a former North Carolin ian now living In the land of perpetual summer to an Observer man yester day. "Nobody knows anything about It who has not been there. The cli mate is simply uprb. People suf fering with tuberculosis have been brought there on stretchers and the now well. I've been in Laksland. which has 8,000 people, since January, and while people may have died, I haven't seen a fuiwral procession. The truck farmers are getting rich. Many clear 11,200 an acre a year from celery, the shortness of whose a?ason allows much time for the land to be devoted to other crops. ... 1 . t To Attend Masonic Cornor-Stone Lay v Insr. It is estimated that between 60 and 75 Masons front Charlotte, members of Charlotte Commandery, No. 2, will go to Raleigh next Tuesday to attend the exercise in connection with the laying of the corner-stone of the State Masonic Temple Wednesday morning. Special cars, will be provided and a delegation at Salisbury will re-enforce the one from Charlotte. It is to be a big day for the Masons. , 1 ' v Child Dies In Mecklenburg Mill Sec tion. . v . The B-montha'-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reeves ( died yesterday morning at the home of Its parents In the neighborhood of the Mecklenburg Mill. -Death came after an Illness of several weeks. The funeral services will be conducted this morning at 10 o'clock from .the residence. Tha In terment will be at Elmwood. ' -' " ' 1 1 1 1 ' " -' 1 1 " - ' t Doings in Superior Court The case c-f Mrs. Carrie P. Wlngate versus the Life : Insurance Company of Virginia, which was taken up Tues day afternoon, was nonsuited Ay Judge Ftrfeison yesfrday about noon. Im mediately thereafter the suit ; of Squires versus the tame company was ta&en- up. A verdict in favor of the plaintiff wsa returned in the suit of W. E. Austin end wife versus tha same Insurance company, r : Will Clowe Half a" Day, , Messrs. W. J. Chambers and W. B. Orr are asking the merchants to agree to close from 12. to o'clock Char lotte Pay, October lid, of the Meck lenburg Fair, and most oi them will dof It; many manufacturing con cerns will close also; that promises to be the largest day of the fair. FRIDAY MGHT Charles Jctoltman rrcscnta Otis Skinner In New I'Uy In l'onr Arts The Honor of ite tramHy With an AH-Star Supporting Seal no on at 1 Mm bye.' rrlws..,,, fi.60, fl.OO, J5, 60. i 'i Lit i rry ana of .... t:i Cur lialf'Uh next mm 6.1 r if i ' r- a whic.i The luck- U'sh transgressor Was again" much In evidence, waiting to be taught that his way is nard. Jim Porter, colored had fallen asleep in his hack and was taxed with the costs. Charles Clifton had left his hark unattended and was taieed with the costs. . John Hudson, who was charged with concealing a deadly , weapon about hla person, waa bound to court In the tlim tA U- .waa .llamlaaad I on the charge of having been, drunk and disorderly. . John Tucker bad hfen drnnlr anrl waa Ana.l flA . . A pistol cajrylng case was that oi John Hudson, who was assessed 110 and coats. ' Will Carey for an assault was fined 15. "P. C EnglehardKstood charged . wirn assault '.with a deadly weapon, to wit firing a pistol in a house. Hla bond was fixed at $209 in order that a xranJJury and a Superior crs FOR. THE . ARTISTIC STIEEf ' AND : M( PIAflO; SHOULD BE PLAGEDAT ONCE ' Write To-day "Sit , ff. . ' 5 1 '-i t y ,: Chas M. Stlcff -. : t ' Manufacturer of the Artistic Stlcff, Shaw anfl Stlcff Self-Player Pianos. Southern Wareroom. 5 West Trade St., -CHARLOTTE. N. 0. 61 H. WILMOTH, Mgr. the r !. 3 f w . t life jt iV , arur a. 3 e.-t and fjl.inj off. in feu.i; extenJi'J over several days. 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' Desks, noli Top. , " .Sincerely stone a BAmuxcnn co, . Oflloe Outfitters, -. ' Dooksnlkri and Stationer, , '. -Tn.oIcMIo "mr"K. i aO:"'UMj'rbutora'"'"'w-'" Victor Talking 3Iachlnca, 1 t 1 s . ! 1 ! , V t ' Vi ' ; i i t i o c : 4 f j.. : ... : i i i.. :. Ihn t'.rowin? of a dnd chii-'nc-n I: to tfie t- m red preciiiict known as tne city- watorworka enclosure , was the ciiat'ge vi which W. A. lloberts was arrested. He was boun.l over to Su perior Court in the sun of S50. Ed tlaytor was fined J5 for uslnjr pro- tane language, - ? Fifty Ycnrs a 'Blacksmith. Samuel F.. ,. Worley, ef Uixburg. Va.. lift been Rhoetnz heroes for moraMhon nftv yeurs He aysi Chumberlaln's rain lialm baa given ma grot relief from lamo back and rheumatinm. It it the best liniment I ever used." For sale by W. L. Hind & Co. oocsoocoooooooooccoboooooo FALL FESTIVAL 8 CAnPANAKI LESTER PIAlTOa. COOOOOOOOOOCOCCCOCQOOOOOCO Time for Top Goats i to make their appearance. , Most men will have the one they wore last . year cleaned and pressed, e new collar put on if needed and save he cott ; of an unnecessary- nef pne. s - v Why "not , look ovsr your old one. . If It la too soiled to : clean well' we can dye It tut you. - ' , . ' ' ' '. Charlotte Steam vi laundry . lAonderers, Dycra, Cleaner, ; ti South Tryon Street COOKING THE MEALS servea at our tames Is no guess work proceeding. Every article and every ingredient are prepared, with the utmost care and skill. That-is one reason why , good livers like to r EAT AT THIS RESTAURANT. They have learned that even the most ordinary dishes are prepared In a way that gives them a finer flavor than ordinary cooking can impart Come and , learn for yourself, GEM PINING ROOM. " , . . , Desks,' Flat , Top. f r ( . ... Desks, Standing."-, . .... Desks, Typewriter, i -.. Office Chairs. - . .;.a-W Elastic Bookcases ' ' ....Ellison , Mimeograph. " ; .Fox' Typewriter. . ...Copying Presses. ....Post Binders. ....Carbon Papers." i . .Typewriter Papers. ...Typewriter ltlbbonsi, ' .; . .-..Commercial Printing. ' . j . . . . Swinging Typewriter Stands. yours, s , ' , Name Address c:. ddnty, cprctiiir: butlhs of crirpnc:3 that inelt oa your . -. tongue with a Savory euspidoa of salt and add' zest n to your soup or oysters? . : () SlMAPvDVAIM o o d " ' Sl .;. eam o o o 0 0 0 0 o s o o o o o V.S. GOVERNMfeOT-lNSPECnON: pSouScoTroH!oiL-co: NEWYORK-SAVANNAII .j, ATLANTA NEW ORLEANS J. ''mtf v The large-top, roomy Tab'je In the library la'., almost i a necessity, ao ' convenient la it for holding books, magazines, writing material. ' etc. '" - We have, several handsome Golden Quartcr-fiawed-r-Oak Library" Tables, from, ... ..'. t , ... g.t ,.$9.15 to $25.00. Mahogany. Library Tables from.... ... . ... 112.50 to 35.00. ' Weathered Oak Library Tables .-; : -.",; ' . : V . ". i .' . $7.50 to $27.00. " ; Exceptional values ha Drop Light Tables, in Golden Oak or Mahogany ' '; . ; : . .$12.00 to $i4v5a Mahogany Parlor Tables.. ....... $5.00, $7.50, $12.00 $10.00, $18.00.. ,., Centre Tables....... . ;.$1.00 to $20.00. ' Goodsi carefully ' packed for shipment to out-of-town customers. T. it. The Home Furnisher. - Jachsori Square Brand ' - 'Always the best' " QUALITY OUB i : ' , - gua:rant7v" ...;v.; ::-s : ' ' Your grocer will supply you. - : fejorjers Coffee C6., LtdNew Otes, U;S. A.-: . ' f- Chambers & Moody Co, Charlotte Wholesale Agents.', - Nediweaf: of (lidi Imported SiKr " SO Ocrith to Qg.OO ! Luxurious qualities presenting the. newest weaves and patterns in striped or. figured effects,. ' .' All the1 latest . Fall . Hats. Knapp-Fclt Der bies..,.' ...... ....$4.00 JCnapp-Felt Dcl&ke.v. . .,V. $6.00 . ; 3Ia)lory Cravenc.lt e ..'; , , . 1 $3.00 ; Dunlap Derbies. ...T ... ..$5.00 The Tate - ."Jat lLAMilspcr Zl ' 1 1 -. m moisture . -proof packages NATIONAL -; r BISCUIT; . COMPANY 4 ' o o o 0 (J B 5 o o o o o 5 I o o () q s Brown Co.' 'orfj ilic Square". 'BIWK-'Wlt' com: 'A f 1.
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