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TIIE RALE G II TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1912.
nOtlftVELLS IS
EARLYONTIIE JOB
Democratic National Treasurer Is
Alter Small Contributor.
THE PEOPLE ARE TO EELP
Thcr It to Be No "Tainted Money"
Used In Electing Wilton and Mar
. ahall. '
New York.-i-A small, smooth Bhaved,
middle-aged man with a coat of tan
that gave evidence of much outdoor
life recently came Into the Waldorf
carrying a suit case early In the after
noon and registered as "Rolla Wells,
St. Louis, Mo."
The smooth shaved little man, who
is to be the watchdog of the Wilson
campaign money from now on, was
asked for vital statistics, whereupon
it was learned at first hand that he is
a banker and ex-mayor of St. Louis,
is fifty-six years old, was graduated at
Princeton in 1876, or three years be
fore Governor Wilson was graduated;
that he has two sons who are Prince
ton men and a grandson who some
day will be a Princeton man; that he
had no notion of seeing New York
this summer until the Wilson organi
zation selected hinr as its treasurer
and that just at present the one thing
that sticks out in the appointment in
his mind Is .that the new job cut in se
riously upon a most beautiful Vacation
which he and Mrs. Wells had been en
joying in a camp at Little Traverse
bay, Michigan. '
Mr. Wells believes in getting at his
, desk at 8 o'clock in the morning.
"We are going to raise our cam
paign fuhff through the smalf c"onlflbu-
tlons," said Mr. Wells.
' "I am sure that a large part of the
money will be raised by popular sub
scription. . i.
"The people have confidence in
Woodrow Wilson, and they will give
what they can tit their means to elect
such a man president
" "I am a great believer in publishing
broadcast, 'before and after election,
the various contributions made.
"There are men who can well afford
to give the committee 15,000, but I
want to assure the public that we aro
not going to have any tainted money.
"We are appealing to the people, and
we are relying' on them to help elect
Wilson and Marshall,
; ."I have two boy's who have been
graduated from Princeton, one five
years ago and one seven. But it is not
because -ours Is .a. Princeton family
that I -like Governor Wilson; He is a
great big man and the type that we
should have In public life."
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AMUSEMENTS
Wayne
AND HIS
Metro
Lady
r
AMUSEMENTS '
iS f Ay w J I
G. Christy
I i
politan
Minstrels
Col. J. C. Bessent "of Winston-
Salem, ,who. Is here attending the
meeting of the state council, dis
played keen pleasure last night
when' informed that the Twins de
feated Anderson for the second
time in the present series, and when
told that Viarlotte dropped another
to Spartanburg, the doughty col
onel jigged a bit. He is the official
scorer at Winston-Salem which
work he performs free of charge
for the mere love of it there be
ing no commercial spirit ta his base
ball connection. Colonel Bessent
favors an all-state league and wants
to see th i circuit next year com
posed of Winston-Salem, Charlotte,
SallBbury-Spencer, Gieensboro, Dur
ham and Fy leigh. Such a combina
tion, "he believes, will pay.
GrsiM ITtoeatre
Three Shows today: 4:00 P. M.; 8:15 P. M.; 0-30 P. M.
ARONSON & BROWNE, Managers.
Clubs
New York .
Chicago . .
Pittsburg .
Philadelphia
Cincinnati .
St. Louis . .
Brooklyn . .
Boston . . .
Clubs .
Boston. . . ,
Washington
Philadelphia,
Chicago . . .
Detroit
Cleveland .... . -63
New York .... . .39
St. Louis ..38
Mr. J. M. Broughton, Jr., of Ral
eigh is doing sports on the Winston
Salehr Journal and is handling base
ball well.-. He does simple writing,
minus the frills, and his accounts of
the games in the Twin City are al
ways readable. Mr. Broughton Is
the son of Mr. J. M. Broughton, oX
RaleiEh. '- . ' '
Clubs
Birmingham
Mobile . . .
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Memphis. , .
Nashville .
Atlar.ta.
Big Cashlon,. who starred.- with
Greenville", two years ago, has cafved
his name Joto the scroll of fame.
He pitched , a .no-hit no-run game
yesterday for Washington, his team
defeating Cleveland two to nothing
Walter Johnson took the first
game of a double-header and in
cidentally set a new American
League record by winning 15
straight games. Johnson and Joe
Wood of Boston are the premier
pitchers of the American League
the Red Sox Artist having a string
of victories td his credit second to
none.
It is practically decided that Bos
ton will win the pennant in the
American League. The Red Sox are
winning consistently and Philadel
phla has lost three games out of
the last four. Washington is sec
ond in the standing, but it is not
thought that the Senators will over
take the Sox. The championship
series will be between New York
and Boston unless the Cubs, who
are sprinting hard overtake the
Giants, and a great battle it will
be. .
GOOD MOTION PICTURES CHANGED DAILY
HE 1LM0
Open Dally except Sunday 2 P. M. to 11 P. M.
ARONSON & BROWNE, Managers.
"A WESTERN LEGACY"
One of Tliofte Screaming Western Karco-Comelle,s That Hun Made
8. & A. Famou. T. M. Anderson in the Leading Hole.
" 'TIS MOTHER"
: A I'atlie American Urania.
"THE WOODEN BOWLS"
A Lubin Drama.
EXTRA PATHE WEEKLY NO. 17.
A Masuziuc of Current Event.
MUSIC BY OUR NEW ORCHESTRION.
I X D I A X IX POSSESSION OF
greatest athletic tko-
MilKS.
At the top Is bronze bust
trophy presented by the King -'of
Sweden to Jim Thorpe for the win
ning of the Pontlialon competition.
In the c"tre Ik the silver viking
ship trophy presented by the Czar of
Russia to TIm1'm for his victory in
the Decathlon competition. Below
Thorpe Is seen wearing the laurel
wreath with Avliich he was crowned
kirK of all-around athletes by King
ustav of Sweden. These handsome
tmphies were won by the great In
dinn athlete in the. Olympic gaunt
at. Stockholm, where he proved con
clusively that he was the greatest
all-around athlete of the ae. The
s'lver reproduction of u Viking ship
Is gem-xtmkled, two feet ..long by
eighteen Inches high and wcigjw
almut. !lO iKHiuds. The bust is a
bronze reproduction of Ki'itf Chris
tian, father of King (instuv and
stands a trifle over two feet in
height. The trophies will he held
by Thorpe for at least four years,
Anderson seems destined for the
pennant in the Carolina Association
The Twins alone have a chance, an
this Is but figurative. This ought
to be the ' last time that fine ball
teams play to as small a number as
50 people, as occasionally happen
in the Carolina Association. Raleigh
should be in the league next year
and how is the time to get busy
Since Raleigh has no base ball
park, what is .the matter with fixing
up the field at the fair grounds
having the Btreet car company ex
tend its tracks to the grandstand
and run Its cars right up to the
stand? It would not cost much
The fair grounds are not used but
once a year, and too much valuable
property is standing idle. Baseball
lovers should agitate something.
Itlamed a (!ood Worker.
"I blamed thy heart for severe dis
tress' in my left side for two years '
writes W. KvanB, Danville, Va., "but
I know now It was -'indigestion, as
Dr. King's New Life Pills complete
ly cured mc. ' Best for stomach
liver and kidney troubles, coiia'i-
patioii, headache or debility. 5c
at King-Crowoll Drug Co.
The first gernian school to have
moving picture machine as a regular
of its "equipment is in Tluiringla
Tha nnnHratiiH will he Used nininlv
.
1 in geography and nature study
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Do You Love Comfort ?
Do You Care for Convenience ?
Are You Strong fbr Cleanliness?
You will have them all in your kitchen (Comfort,
Convenience and Cleanliness) if you use Gas for
Fuel . : " ;
We sell the celebrated Detroit J ewel Ranges. Six
styles six prices $16.00 to $32.50. $2.00 down
and $2.00 a month. .
Come to our office and see the display of. Gas Ap
pliances.
Carolina Power and
Light Co.
National League.
Won Lost P.C.
, .77
, .73
.66
.53
, . 53
.50
.40
..31
31
38
43
.67
60
63
72
79
.713
.658
.606
.482
.469
.442
.357
.282
American Leairne.
Won Lost P.C.
.79
.71 '
. .55
35
44
46
56
62
61
74
77
1.693
.619
t.593
".504
.470
.465
.345
.330
Merchants National Bank,
OF RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
Is organised and equipped to give to its'customefs and corre
sPDndfn?S the best blnking service obtainable Being the argest
bank in its territory the Merchants is able- to offer through Its
many connections, unexcelled facilities," while its o flee organiza
1 tion is designed to give to every patron's affairs the individual
car" which they require. Visitors and prospect ve customer, are
invited to call upon the. management, who will, extend .them
every eouier.. . .... ,-. bpm
i
Southern League. ' '
Won Lost P.C.
, .69
. .65
.58
.tB2
;56
k83
?
..44
42
51
53
65
59
59
60
66
1.622
'.560
' .533
.486
.j.. 482
.473
.464
u.400
South Atlantic League.
Clubs ! : 'S , Won Lost P.C.
Columbus . , . .
Savannah '. '...
Jacksonville '', .
Macon . .
Albany . ;
Columbia . . .
.28
.28
:27"
.22
.17
.17
17
18
19
25
29
29
.,622
.609
.587
.468
.370
.370
Service, Strength, Satisfaction
Three essentials, for jsuccess, which are exemplified
in the policy of -
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
. AD THE
RALEIGH SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST CO.
Resources, $2,500,000.
Carolina Association.
Clubs
Anderson
Winston-Salem
Charlotte . . . .
Spartanburg ...
Greensboro . ...
Greenvi.Jj
Won Lost P.C.
.61
.57
.54
.48
.44
.32
37
43
43
52
54
68
.622
.570
.557
.480
.449
.320
Petersburg . .
Richmond . ,
Roanoke . . .
Norfolk . . . .
Portsmouth . .
Newport News
Virginia League.
Won. Lost. P.C
..67 45
. .65 46
.67 48
..56 52
. .57 52
..42 68
.498
.586
.583
.519
.523
.393
FINED. FOR LYING
YESTKRDAVS GAMES
Recorder Rroyles Fined Man $3.75
For Putting l p r ake niorj-.
.i.,io n.a Am. 21. Reorder
Eroyles may never be judge of the
nf,Piinte court, but he has already
handed down one decision that may
be of a momentous import in iovb,
politics, and all other , principal ac
ti.itiM in thp national life. He has
Snort a man 15. T5 for lying.
Hannv thought that JUQge
UrnvleH nresides over a police court
which can deal justice without set-
Hni a Di-ecedent. Suppose It naq
happened in a court neiongiiig i"
judge whose decisions go down in
tho law honkn for future jurists to
ponv after? How many of us would
eacnne without parting with, the
15.75 and costs?
Thn nartir.ular Ananias whom
Judee Broyles soaked was namej
W. H. Thomas, if he can be believet
in anything, and came from Gaines
ville. He put the local police to a
whole lot of trouble by claiming that
he had cut a negro to death and was
a young desperado. He was arrested
and telegrams were sent to see what
he was wanted for. His wnole taie
:-oved to be a fake, and the police
court ludee. in Bheer exasperation
flned him J5.75 on the technical
charge of loitering.
FOUR DOLLARS
Deposited in This Bank
Bach Week Will See You
With
TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS
. Ahead One Year From
Today.
Yon Will Spend it if You
Do Not Deposit it.
Try Saving Your Money.
Money to Lend on
Approved Collateral.
MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK
RALEIGH, N. O.
Chas. E. Johnson, President.
F. II. Br'igs, Cashier.
RALEIGH BANKING
AND TRUST CO.
The "Round Steps
Bank" Since 1865.
Stands For
RELIABLE
SOUND
BANKING.
An Honorable Record for
Nearly Half a Century.
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for $5.00 to $10.00 a month.
We also need a good 7 or 8 Room Modern Dwell
ing;.. ,
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Brook-
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: National League.
At Pittsburg, 3; Brooklyn
(first game; Pittsburg, l;
lyn, 9, (second game. )
At Chicago, 6; Philatlelpnia, i,
(first game); Chicago, 12; Phila
delphia, 3, (second game.)
At St. Louis, 1; New York, i.
At Cincinnati, 4; Boston, 0. (first
game) ; Cincinnati, 1; Boston, 4,
(second game.)
. American League. -At
Philadelphia., 1 ; Chicago. 6,
(first ame) ; ' .Philadelphia, 2; Chi
cago. A. tsecona game.)
At, Washington, 4; Cleveland, i.
(first game); ... Washington, i
Cleveland. 0 (second game; called
in sixth by agreement.)
At New York, 3; St. Louis, 4
(first came): New York, &t.
Louis, 1, (second game.) .
At Boston, 6; Detroit, 3.
International leairue.
At Rochester, 10; Baltimore, 8
(first game); Baltimore, 1;
Rochester 3. (second game.)
At Buffalo. 2; Newark 13 (tirst
came): Newark, 4: Buffaloi 1, (sec
ond game.)
At Toronto, 6; Jersey city, 6.
At Montreal, 7; Providence, 3.
American Association. .
At Milwaukee, 2; Louisville. 0
(first game); Wilwaukee, 7; Louis
ville, 0, (second game.)
At Minneapolis, 4; Toledo, 3.
At Sa. Paul. 5: Columbus, 10.
At Knusas City, itame with In
dianapolis postponed; wet grounds
Southern. League. .
' a Mnlilln. : MemDhls. 0.
At New Orleans, 0; Nashville, 2
v At Montgomery -4; Chattanooga,
1. ' '',."
At Birmingham, 11: Atlanta, 3.
South Atlantic League.
At Jacksonville, 8; Macon, 4.
At Columbia, 0 Savannah, 3.
At Columbus., 4 ; (Albapy, 2.
(Vndina Aasoelatlon.
' At Greenville, 3r Greensboroj 8
At Winston-Salem, 3;, Andrson,
At Chrlotte; 1; S.paVtanburg, 6.
Virginia League.
At Norfolk. 4: Roanoke, 6.
At Portsmouth. 1: .Richmond, 2.
At Petersburg, 6; Newport News,
io. ".. -
ApiNilachian licafue.
At Morristown. 0;. Bristol, 6.
. At Cleveland, 5; Johnson City,
At Knoxvljlo. - 3; Ashevllle, 5.
j
It's queer how
men becorv total
It's their treat.
Almost Lost His Life,
S. A. Stld, of Mason, Mich., will
never forget his terrible exposure to
merciless storm. "It gave me a
dreadful cold," he writes, "that
caused severe pains in my chest, so
It was hard for me to breathe. A
neighbor gave me several dosed of
Dr. Kings New Discovery wnmi
brought great relief. The doctor said
I was on tho verge of pneumonia
but to continue with the Discovery
I did so and two bottles completely
cured mc." Use only this quick, safe.
reliable medicine for coughs, colds,
or any throat or lung trouble. Price
50c and 1.00.
suddenly some
obstalners wheu
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The Best Paper
Stock on the
market.
attoacttvh Booklets, Distincttvi
Stationery Catalogues, Magazines
and Books. -
Latest Thoughts in the abt. .
"Follow the Style" in Printing; it
will pay. Capital City rnone zo
Commercial Printing Co
112-114 East Hargett 8treet ;
SALE OP VALUABLE FROPERTV.
: nn Mondav. September 23, 1912,
Trial bottle free, of 12 nVlork M..at the-court house
Guaranteed by King-Crowoll Drug door m the city of Raleigh, N. C,
Co. - ' thA imrierslEnea exccutorB ana trus
tees under the will of JOD f . .wyun,.
Loaded Revolver In Uie Mai). deceased,-will offer for sale 10. ine
Atlanta. Aug. 21. Postal clerks nigneta diuuit u. w.
nri mil carriers throuuhout Geor- the following oescnoBu pruyC.,,-
iu will nrnhahlv tremble more Wit
arhan ihv ronrt Mils item, tnan tney rurm i"T"j
nr have on the-eve of a national I . Frrrft, natrelr A tract of land In St
election. Report is made from Wash- Matthews township. Wake county,
Inirton the At anta office that a oad- North Carolina, containing auuui u
h rivnlvr with five death-dealing 1 aorpH. more or less, bounded on the
cartridges, is lost somewhere in the I north, by lands of r leicner uock
niHll and is In nosslble danger of hart: on the east by the lands of
nvnlnrilnir at anv moment, from be- Fletrher Lockhart and Job P. Wyatt
ing dropped too violently or struck on the southeast ana soum oy u.
by some other hard package. The lands of S. J. Betts; on the west by
revolver was nrielnallv gent bv mail I the lands known as the r.. u. Klggan
from a north Georgia town to At- lands, the same being uie seconu
lonto hut never rpnr-hprl its ripfiti-1 tropt flpsrrihpd In a deed to Job r.
natlnti anit la lnai annmwhere in the Wvatt from J. D. Nordan, recorded
post. It may be anywhere. Orders in book 248, page 61, in the office of
are being issued describing the pack- the register of deeds of Wake coun-
aee. and instructing all postmasters ty. and in said deea more parui-u
to keep a Bharp lookout for It,
Arrow
Kotch COLLAR.
' ChMM, 9ba4y Ac Co., Troy. K. T.
E. O. RICHARDSON
FRESH UEATB
Strictly Sanitary Arraagementa
City Market. AH Phones
larly 'described.
Karni and Gin.
Second parcel; A .tract of land
containing about 2.4 acres, more or
le,ss,aqjoininB..tne lanos ui cauiu
Donn, tne late Henry Miicneu.. neir
pmnn Rov -Tnhn Iorklear and
Rufus Young, and boing the TlrsJ
n( IqiiH mpntinned in the deed
from J. D. Nordan arid wife to .Job
P. Wyatt, recoraea ,iu. oyuB., fy,
oafte 61. In said register's bffice, ai?4
therein more fully , des.cribed , to
gether with the, cotton gin and As
tures. "cotton press ; arid . Bxtures,
steam enElne. boiler, .'wagqii scales,
heltlne and . shafting located upot
the same. Ther Is a good dwelling
house on this place, also barn' and
out. houses. : ' , i . . ,.
City Property.
Third parcel: A lot of land lying
on the east side of North McDowell
street, Raleigh, N. 'C, having
frontage of 37 feet and a depts
of 133, feet, bounded on the north
by formerly the Julius Lewis and
Comfiany property and on the 'Bbuth
by- the Kfttnenne stlnsoa property.
Thi is the northern portion alt
the lot conveyed to Job P. Wyatt by
Mollie C. Cawthorn and husband by
deed, recorded in book 124, page 99.
said register's office; upon which is
located, a good two-story, six-room
dwelling house, which is numbered
112 North McDowell street.
Fourth parcel: A lot of land lying
on the eastern side of North Mc
Dowell Btreet, Raleigh, N. C, having
a frontage of about 70 feet and
depth of about 210 feet, being the
lot described in a deed to Job P
Wyatt from Ij.:R., Wyatt, executor
of Elizabeth A. Wyatt, and recorded
in the office of said register of deeds
in book. 248, page 390; upon which
is located an eight-room, two-stor
dwelling house, which is numbered
218 North McDowell street.
Fifth parcel: A lot of land on the
southern side of the Smithfield or
Holleman road, in or near Raleigh
N. C, bounded by a line beginning
at a stone on the southern side of
said road at B. C. Mangum's corner!
runs thence south with said Man
gum's llnce 95 feet to a stake.
George Savage's corner; thence
north 80 degrees, wost 147 feet
to a stake, Lizzie Sugg 8 line; tnence
north. Twlth said , lizzie augg s line
207 'feel, to a Stone on the south
ern ide of said road, said Sugg s
corner; thence south 49 degrees.
east 1!) 3 feet with the line of said
road to the beginning. See deed to
Job P. Wyatt from Artemus Hunnl
cutt and wife, recorded In book 259
page G9, said register's office. Upon
this lot Is located a small dwelling
house.
Sixth parcel: A lot of land lying
on the west side of South Blount
street, Raleigh, N. C, just Houth of
the W. A. Myatt store building, hav
ing a frontage of 105 feet and .a
depth of 150 feet; upon which U
now located a dwelling house; thll
being the eastern end of the proper
ty described in a deed to Job P.
Wyatt from Cary K. Durfey, execu
tor of F. P. Tucker, recorded In book
250, page 325, In the office of said
register of, deeds. , ,;
Personal Property.
One horse, one one-horse carriage,
one buggy, one set of carriage liar
ness,' one promissory note of J. Nt
Holding, (our. .shares of common
st'odk in the' Raleigh Telephone .
Company, one , share of preferred
stock 'in the - Raleigh Telephone
Company.
But the full right U reserved t
make prior sale of any or all of said
property In any manner, and ttt
withhold any or all .of such property
from such sale, and to reject any
and all bids, all in the discretion 61
the undersigned. ... ... .. , ;
This August 16, 1912.
WILLIAM L WYATT, ROBERT Ji
WYATT and ROBERT N. SIMMS, 1
Executors and Trustees under the
will of Job P. Wyatt, deceased,
m.w.e. to 9-21.
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