CALLS BRYAN
A CHAMELEON.
Mr. Hearst Has Lost
His Faith.
CRM
I
PUD
E.OF
ELKS
Finest Pageant Dallas Has
Ever Witnessed.
New York, July 16. A cablegram
Jim been received from William Ran
. ;i il3arst, in a reply to a message
transmitted to Mr. Hearst from Samuel
Gompers, stating that in view ol the
Democrats siand for labor it would be
"an act of greatest patriotism for the
Indepandence party to endorse the
Democratic phitfcrm," and urging him
n t to run a third ticket, as it would
lect Mr. Taft.
..Mr. Hearst's cablegram follows:
"Paris, July 16. Tell Mr. Gompeis
that I am not authorized to speak for
the membership ol tht Independence
Leagae, but according to my personal
t.. . ndards, a purer patriotism conisis
in oi'.ioring to establish a new pari.
m '. :cii will he consistently devoted la
.V-10 i,tit-f'l of the citizenship, .
I ..riieti iarly to the advantage at;.1
: 7 t aticrinent of. t:ie producing
I do not think the path oi
p lits in supporting a di.-
c :!'d aiid decadent old party
ij . a .j i.iirher conscientious con
i i y. r, r j.ontst intention, or ii,
. . ... . cli.tniek'..n candidates win
..-i-:?-;: '' olor o( t"v.eir politicn
' w tli varying hue ot oppor
tunism. 1 do m i think the best
beneiit ot laboring men lies in sup
porting tiie oia party because of a
sop of false promise, when the per
formance ol tha party while in pow
er did more to injure labor than
a me injunctions overissued bfcfore
i..- s.tiuo. 1 nave lost iaiih in the
t .., ty pi oiessions oi an uuregenei at.
.a !-v.i. y. l nave lost commence n
ability, in the sincerity, and ever,
the integrity of its leatieis. I do
consider it patriotism to pretend
support that which, as a citizen, 1
-mit, anddsit-st, audi earnestly
L,e the independence party will give
iq n opportunity to vote for candi
! ut-s taut me boih able and honest,
tid ; for a declaration of principles thai
i bi th sound and sincere.
(Signed)
V- I'-am Randolph Hrarst
Tens of Thousands of Dollars
Were Represented in the Cos
tumes of the Marchers.
(Special to the Argus.)
Dallas, Texas, Jnly 17. Festivities
in connection with the annual National
Reunion ef the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order of Klks culminated to,
day in a parade which was the finest
pageant Dallas has ever witnessed.
In rich and picturesque garb the
"best people on earth" turned eut in
full lore just to show their apprecia
tion and hospitality showered upon
them by Dallas. There were in line
arly 15 000 ElUs, representing about
one uuucireti loages scattered in m
Maine to Honolulu and from Canada
to Mexico, Tue line of march extend-
1 over a large part of the business
section and through streets - w men
ere handsomely decorated with flags
d bunting. Visitors poured into hr
ity in the early morning hours to wit-'-ss
the pageant and the route was
ined from end to end with thousands
f mithusiastic and delighted specta-
ors who loud y cheered the steller
ntures of the big show. The bands,
of which there were more than a score,
also came in for a large share of ap-
Los Angeles
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Tl ii
t
ho
nlause from the appreciative public.
The start ol the parade was made be- st" Augustine, k la.
tw,.,iQ,.n,linI,',.nk this mnrninir. x eil convenixou cny ,
r'r-jurl V.nnlru 1 1 i v uTi nfitfiri as flranrl Cal
Marshal. The first division c insisted
of a police escort, officers and mem-
oers of the grand lodge in decorated
carriages and the DAilas lodge acting
as escort ol honor. Following this The Ralp.inh TiUlfiX Will PffihaMV hfi
J,. , "
Able to Hoe Us Iwn Row: We
OLYMPHIC GAMES.
n and British A; Metis Meas
uring Prowess In
London.
London, July 17. When theOlympic
grumes opened this morning Englant
whs in the lead with 43 points to 31 fo
the Amercan team, but as most ol tli'
tri k and held contests in which tl
T'm!--. l.-.ls are admi ' ted to stand id
P'fme 'five not yet ben reached
there is evry reason to believe tin
Star- an,' Stripes will ultimately ever-
top the Union Jack,
In the archery and pistol and revol
ver contests carded for to-day the
American team does not, naturally.
expect to make much showing against
the Britains, who have this thing dowi.
fine.
Speaking of the prospects for his
xnen, James E. Sullivan, American
commissioner to Olympic games, said
todav: "Our team is in fine mettle
and not one of my men is overtrained
From this time on our chances to gef
first place will increase rather than
deminish. The field and track con
tests will put us ahead."
According the British system ofscor
i' g however, it will be e:isy for Eng.
1-tnd to keip her lead uniil trnck and
i' ?. '-vMitK a ro reached , for firsts only
ar- counted. If first, second and third
w. re ail count' d, according to Ameri
inn Hthlvti'- prineip t s, the two conn
tries would be tied within a point or
two today.
HiiH AT WKi HTSVILI.E.
Ocean View Hotel Destroyed Early
This Morning.
Wilmington, N. C, July 16. A fire
broke out this morning about 7:30
. O'clock at Wrights vi He Beach and
burned the Ocean View Hotel, the
smallest of the three hotels on the
"Beach.
Lamina, the large pleasure pavilion,
owned by the Tide Water Power Co.,
wfs fhrfvitened at one tim. but by ef
ficient work ot the beach fire brigade
the building was saved and sustained
no damage worth mentioning.
The fire is believed to have started in
a restaurant adjoining the Ocean View
Jlotel.
No lives were lost.
A chemieal engine from the Wilming
ton Fire Department assisted the fire
men at the Beach aud rendered valu
able service;
Advertise in the Argus.
GRAND OFFICERS
ELECTED BY ELKS.
Rush
L. Holland is Grand
Exalted Ruler.
National Convention of the Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks at Dallas,
Tex., Elects Officers and Se
lects Next Convention City
35,000 People Enjoy
Grand Barbecue
Increase in Mem
bership 29,789.
(Special to the Argus.)
Dallas, Tex., July 15. Grand Ex
alted Ruler, Rush L. Holland, Colorado
Springs, Col.
Grand Esteemed Leading Knight,
John ii. Shea, Hartford, Conn.
liraiid Esteemed Loyal Knight, A.
3d. Macelwee, Fort Worth, Texas.
Grand Esteemed Lecturing Knight,
Warren G. Sayre, Wabash, Ind.
Grand Treasurer, Edward Leach,
NTew York.
Grand Tyler, Charles E. Decker,
Minnesota.
Grand Tmstee, Alfred T. Holley,
Hackeusack, N. J.
Grand Secretary, Fred C. Robinson,
DuBuke.Iowa.
Grand Inner Guard, A. M. Taylor,
SALE POSTPONED.
livision New York Lodge No. 1. the
arent organization of the order, held
place ot honor, with other State
odges following.
Tens of thousands ot dollars were
epresemed in the costumes ef the
uarchers. Hundreds oi those in line
wore blue serge or white duck suits
ud straw hats with purple bands.
tiut many more were garbed in rich or
fantastic costumes that represented
considerable outlay. Some ef the
lodges from Pennsylvania and Ohio
attracted particular attention because
of their fine appearance and a pictur
esque show was made also by some of
the lodges from Mexico and from Col
orado and the Slates of the lar West,
Many magnificent fioats, illustrative of sale tomorrow
the cities whose lodges provided tht m,
were also in the parade.
A tag from a 10-cent piece wul count FULL, value,
A tag from a 5-cent piece will count HALF value
with
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PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., Jersey City, N. J.
Hope So.
(Special to the Arous.)
Raleigh, July 15 Judge Neal, in the
superior coart here today, signed an
order postponing the sale of the Visitor-Press
Publishing Company, which
prints the Raleigh Kvening Times, and
there is probability that a satisfactory
settlement between the creditors and
stockholders will be effected in a few
days.
W. H. Pace will continue as receiver
until further orders ot the conrt.
The property was advertised for
MINNEAPOLIS TO HAVE
BALOON SALE
All the Gold
IN GEORGIA
Could not Buy-
it i i to be a Urn uince tndur-1
aace Coatest, inteniiiilungl
in lis Scops.
Minneapolis, Minn., July 17 To
morrow, it the weather and other con
ditions are favorable, Minneapolis
sii have its first taste of the new
sport of balloon racing. For several
.veeks preparations have been going
.or ward lor a balloon race to start
lioui the State fair grounds. It is to
oe a long distance endurance contest,
international in its scope.
Among the balloons entered are th
"Chicago," the largest balloon in tht
world; the "America, of St. Paul,'"
which won second honors at the St
Liouis contest, and the "United Statt s
et Minneapolis, which was a contest
ant in the recent Cnicago meet.
The meet at the tair grounds will be
the first given by the new Aero Club
ot the Northwest and will be held un
der the official sanction of the Federa
tion of American Aeronautic Blubs.
CHAS. G. MUm DEAD.
Oia 6 tti3 Mast Pi uminaet Ratife
Rodin. Oa. August T. 190.
Mmun. C. OaVrrr Co,
Chieare. BU.
Oeitflemen
In 1 897 1 had a disease ef the stomach
end bowel. Some physicians told ma It was
Dyspeosia. some Consumption of the Lungs.
others said consumption of the Bowels. One
end for four long years 1 existed en
boiled milk. soda, biscuits, doctors
trans and
Btarket.
physician said 1 would not lire until Sprlns.
tor tour long years i existed en a ntue
id milk, soda biscuits, doctors preserip
i and DysDSDsia remedies that flooded
the Btarket. I could not diireat anything
1 ate. and tai the Spring- 1902 I rtoked uo
ena of your Almanacs as a poor emaciated
Dyspepsia wreck will grasp at anything, and
that Aiflaanae happened to be my ifft save.
iboWht a fifty cent bottle of KODoL DY9
PHPSIA CURB and the benefit J received
fren that bottle ALL THS GOLD IM
GEORGIA COULD NOT JsCfY. I kept oa
talcing ft and In two months I went back te
my work, as a maohtnist, and In three months
I was well end hearty. I attll use a little oe
ae stops Hy as I find B a fine blood purifieV
and a good tonio.
Hajr you lire long and presper.
Yours very truly,
a N. CORJTKXJL.
CONFORMS TO NATIONAL
PURE FOOD AND DRU0 LAW
1UL
u
Unprecedented
This Is only a sample of
the grest good that is
daily done everywhere by
f.crlli tarolisiis in laitimere.
(Special to 1 he Argus.)
Baltimore, M. D., July 15 Charles
G. Joyner, one of the most prominent
natives of North Carolina who lived
in Baltimore, died at his home here
today. He had for several months
been suffering with a complication of
diseases.
The funeral will ake place Thurs
day morning from his home, 224 St,
Paul Street.
Mr. Joyner is survived by his wid
ow, who was Miss Sallie XV. Parish,
and five children, virs. Junius 11. Holt,
of ilurliugton, X. C; Leon Ii. Joyi er.
ot Vicksburg, Miss-.; Chi. G. Joyner,
Jr , Mrs. Uowman hood aud Miss
.Irms Joyner,.! this city.
lie had Dnenin business in Baltimore
for 20 years and was head ot the large
Jiat manufacturing company of Joyner,
, Witz an Company.
Clothing - Bargains!
e e e m e e
FarseeingMen& Young Men
abound in this Great JulyClearanceSale
of Smart Wearing Apparel. If you
want the Cream of the Collection, do
your buying now. Better Tailored,
Smarter Styled Clothing is not made.
What Would the Governor Say ?
$ 6. 75 for all Suits sold up to$10.00
8.50 for all Suits sold up to 12.50
9. 65 for all Suits sold up to 1 5. 00
12. 90 for all Suits sold up to 20. 00
14.50 for all Suits sold up to 22.50
1 6.50 for all Suits sold up to 25. 00
D
All Summer Suits, Hats and Furnishing Goods going
at deeplp cut prices. 60 doz. Tan Hose, 15c. qual
ity, 6 pairs for 50c. 1 lot of Fancy 25c. Half Hose
6 pairs for 75c. All Straw Hats at HALF, PRICE.
for Dyspepsia.
IVESITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
1789-1007.
Heag ol tbe State's Educational System.
DEPARTMENTS
College, Engineering,
Graduate, Law,
Medicine, Pharmacy,
Library contains 45,000 volumes. New
w atar works, eclectric lights, cen
tral heating system. New dor
mitories, gymnasium, Y.
M. C. A. Building, i
. library.
790 8TUDENT8.I 82 IN FACULTY"
The Pall Term begins
Sept. 7, 1908. Address
FRANCIS P. TENABLE, President.
Chapel Hill, N. C. ;
M,
Now is the Time
to buy walking and
riding cultivators.
We sell "Avery's".
It is needless for us
to tell you they are
the best. Every
body knows the su
periority of Avery s
goods.
Yeiverton Hardware Co.
NOTICE.
Having qualified before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Wayne Couuty, North Caro
lina, as administratrix of John Henry Evans,
lata of said County, notice is Here by given t
all persons holding claim against the estat.
of said John Henry Evans to present th. jam.
dily verined to the imdersigneh for payment
on or before the 21th day of June, 19u9. or thi
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery..
And all persons ind.bted to said estate ar. r
quested to make immediate payment.
Fremont. N. C. Jun. 20. 1908.
Emma Moore. Administratrix
wwwwjn
N. EP.STEIN,
"My Clothier."
H ITTi 5
NOTICE.
North Caroline, Wayne County,
In the Superior Court.
John P. Ipock, by hia next friend, T
B. Ipock, Plaintiff,
t
N. R. Wade and Baxter Morrison
trading as Wade & Morrison,!
Defendant.
To N. R. Wade and Baxter Morrison,
the above-named defendants :
Take notice that the purpose cf said
action is for the recovery of damages
for the negligent injury to the person
of the plaintiff, John P. Ipock, and you
are required to appear at the next term
of the Superior Court of said county K
to be held in the court house, In the city
of Goldsboro, on the 2nd Monday before
the first Monday in September, 1908, It
being the 24th day of August, 1908, and.
answer or demur to the complaint
herein.
This the 26th day of May 1908.
JAS. R. HATCH. C. S. C.
,nV-TPMyrii .tTiTni-tTiiM '" I
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rt
Furniture Repairing
us:
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial College.
-! Maintained by tke State fer theEdaeation ef the Womei of N.rtk C&roliaa.
Four regular Courses leading to Degrees.
Special Courses offered in Teacher Training, Music, Manual Arts and
Domestic Science" and in the Commercial Department.
Free Tuition to fhose who agree to teach in the schools of North Caro
lina. . . . f
Board, laundry, tuition and all other expr nses, Including use of text
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Those desiring to enter should apply as early as possible. The capaor
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Fall Session begins September 15, 1908.
For catalogue and other information address
J. I. FOUST, President.
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