EJERNOON. JUNE ?, 1910.
jj flSgsHEggg
t? pop at ttrt corner of MMI u4M.
He didn't Wilt, bat tUrttd on the
rn? fer. the, ??r?BC.; hetroNwWee
o? eat wun* ^t 'hi. rm
the IllMl St No. ?? MUMt attest.
rass*?r?wss
MM without <?iilu to pit an tk
Mt and from svsrr eoqQr.tf. China
town cum tlx s<tm nllriMia Cap
-bkSmes^
From both dlrsctioas on Mott
?M sbms On Lmmg mm. headed
(or pall. Thar vara ar?ad with new
wttwH' loaded with MoktliH poe1*
<Jsr cartridges. ?4 they were not
Mag with one *r? atraaa their area
as the mmm forasrlr did TMr
looked to ass where their MIMs
wsat
As the OnJ^song ass swept Howl
gSifcsfeft K
T*Mr weapoae wan aa mw.
as?&;?gs:
tbs. halMtags ^hU?f rtfe ?
lay oa the pottos wM Into action
through the hottest part of It. Oh
of tha MSB. whom Patrolman Lent
had caaght, Hung his is.alrsr a war
Pte* It up and put ft Into hl.trous
?rs pocket. Thsn he coUsrad his
prtaflBsr s?slu and In so doln. Jarred
the raroirer from hta txttkitC^AS
othsr Chinaman promptly mm |t
and bsgsn firing across Lang", shoul
dsr.
Ths fighting Ustsd^sM*Uu tea
talnatoe. within another ten mln
ntss Captain Hoggin. had put the re
esrws fro oaths Kliiabetfc. street. Oak
street snd Kldridg* .treat station* In
to Chinatown and had called two u
Dra. Brown and Denton found
that Ben Jin and ch? Foo were mor
tally wounded, although Sen Jin dM
ana* much Mr M
will allow him, t
plat. He alwara taM
iratt oil udndM
C*?<mln Hodflaa abut Chlaatown
o TUtton l??t night. Pall npeatA*
*rr?d nrn toChlaauen mad the H<f'
ra aide or Mott atreat, Mr a aquara
Fait. vmu orblddeji teccJtorj.
?ha 'Seeing Chinatown" coaches up
ova bulletined the .hooting mj
luickly after Ita occurrence, but U|i
mk-e would opt let them get nearer
han Chatham Square the eouth
nd aulV rrj atrwt on the earth
When the Irat axcltamant waa o*?r
latimln Hodgin'a charge oa tba war-,
tore became the principal topic at
llacaaaMt/ & the dtatriet. It, waa
lie. Brat appearance In: aetlon alnce
*a reetoratlea to <*?> bj IfcypfOar
lor. and tboee who saw him acamper
?wm pau atria* eartt wouM have
ataraated the fKbnMU board Im .
It* uw question. R? e*pUined that
sjsaja&^ajpi
to wou for ao au fro* inuMIt
U. <HH >n? other ..rM br hud 0D
UoPttC^+h*,!. Tho photography
awws'acrrrj:
sellout kit of Mcbaleai work. ThU
?""? Mother excellent bill for the
0e? tonight, don't ajn it.
ci.Ot mrww -JOt jUtM'lWlfcTi.
Lo?to?to?, KT.. June ??.? Cloed
burete In lb. moutaln. of Buun,
KMtuckjr I??t night ceueed duuie
?Cr&T!l
children during the period of tkt 20
jrear pooling agreement the trust
Kreement shall remain undlaturbed,
the husband or wife to have the in
dividual privilege of - disposing of
their respective Interest a subject to
that agreement, the Interests of any
child leaving a direct descendant or
POLICE COURT?
Ttw Hay or
state n. J no. wiUoo, cot. tawli '
Ftneit.UMA CMta, total ?*.8t. !
Sute a Joo. Latham. col . trunk
ind disorderly. Sentenced to Jail tor
It day*. ?? IJW-,'"
Stat* 1*. Andrew Herrlag. aaeault.
HnWoced to H day* ta l?U.
8UU W. 0?o. Jaekaon, drunk and
llMrdtrly. Pined |19 and ooata, to
la I llt.W. .t Mb"
Stat, t, Jot Wallace and Bob
Moore, dlaorderty conduct. Wallace
llamlaeed; Judgment auapended aa to
Moor* upon payment of com.
Stat* re. Chaa. Harris, carrying
concealed weapon Bound orer to
?urt. ? ! ?
ntsACKBK anoKos to
UXHHf.
Tlx Rer Wallaca M. short, paator
>t the pint Congregational Church,
nw of the |argeet and aoat arlato
cratlc -churehea oi Sioux City. Iowa,
ka* earned a aeeaatiou by refusing to
lake part ia a Joint prohibition cru
by tha church** of Sloui
??-?j . .... -iPHMPMH ba
?*?* In prohlMUoa. ? He eaya that he
aa*. "with a deamte and frMadly pur
l>0**. nought to Increase ay acqualn
lance among tha taec who are aa
laged In tha liquor bualaae*." fear.
Short capped the clltnaz when he
kxaed thajiartender*- union. He U a
regular attendant upon their meat
lata, so tar aa hla dutlee will allow.
"I bar*" U receat maath* bean In
?aar ealaoaa In aeraral big American
aUee," ha an A a aaaal. thla ha*
>U created a nine-day wonder, aad
the church people are dtrided orer
Ihe aueetlon. ? Mnakogee (Okie.)
torn inmn.
KM r hi a aasd Ti 1 1 1 u.cy
Raleigh. N. C.. June *g.? teetbr
afternoon and moat of today wee
toudW by OoWraor Kltchfc ?n*
Treaaarer Laoy <a signing thi laeue
beade. The bonde are of
The Governor wrote hie nam In
Che lower right hand corner, after
which the bonds were carried to fbe
Treasurer's bmce. where Mr. l*ty
aBied hla algnature In the left hand,
corner. Bach of thaee otBclala wrote
Ms name I.Sto times.
Compares Records
Boo?a teyi Graham Should Be Cor
poration Comoihwloaer ? The Wm(
W'll I> i^pmratMl bjr H. C.
uxrora, N. C, Jane 27, 1910.
Mr. Editor: ? Replying further to
the criticisms of Judge Graham by
?friends of Mr. Lee who seem to base
their candidate's claim entirely upon
geographical linee, I think I have sat
isfied all reasonable men that the
West would be well represented on
the Corporation Commlaaion^H^ the
pereon of Mr. If. C. Brown, of Barry
county.
Now aa to capacity aa a public ear
van t. and especially aa a Legislator,
we would be glad for Mr. Lee s
frfceads to explain hla position oa sev
eral public questions. Fin*. I aee
from the. files of the News and Ob
server, March 6 and 6, 1909, that the
bill to tatabllah Inspection of oil In
this State, and prevent Imposition of
adnltered oils, upon our people, was
Introduood by Hon. L. Doughton,
of Alleghaiiy, -and. strenuously op
txand by Mr. W T. lh. ot lUjrwood,
both before the Committee and on the
floor of \fee house. He eald, among
other things ,'lt w?uld be of no prac
tical benefit?f>ut would breed V horde
of office holders, appointed by one
man, who would unduly pry Into the
buatneaa of the merchanta, would
cripple or drive out all the Indepen
dent companies and raise the price of
oil to the consumer.
The attorn eye for the Independent
companies. Representative L$e, and
Mr. J. H. Pou, attorney for the Stand
ard Oil Company, all oppose the bill,
but Judge Graham and fifty-nine
other Democrats voted for the bUl,
while Mr. Lee and fourteen other
Democrat* and sixteen Republicans
voted against it
What has boon the reeultT Only
ten Inspectors have been appointed,
one from each congresalonal dlatrlct,
b y the member of the Board of Agri
culture from that dlatrlct, the quality
of oQ haa vastly Improved; the price
of oil haa decreased 1 X-t centa par
gallon; the number of Independent
oil companies In the State haa la
creased from four to fifteen; and the
the SUte has received .In eleven
monthe, since the law Went lnt\ op
eration. $22,500 over and nbgve all
expenaer of executing the tow, ajf *Itl
FINE INSTRUMENT
Jfc iW -J. wll. u .I f*#"
Recital Will Bo Una by FM. me
Ml He Write* That Orjui U the
fines! South of Norfolk.
The work U progressing l
the pipe organ now being luttIM el
Ute First Methodist Church. It is tt.
expectation of the orsu committee
that the Instrument will be completed
by Sunder week an* the rielul will
be glren MIW ?* wtt* follow
Us b y Prof. Frssman. organist of ts~
St. Jluet Episcopal Church. Wash
lngtoa. D. c.. who draw the plans nn<
specifications ot the oVgar iow helm
Prof. Treeman has rtslted the ?ac
tor r ssreral times and writes ben
that the lustre? t ns'sse of tb<
Sheet, both as to tone and workman
ship, south of Norfolk.
As soon as the orpi Is ooaspletad
a test will be mate by this well knows
artist to which arorjrboSr la the ctt]
will hs?w a cordial daettntloo.
the Victor
an Educatoi
Schools All Ov?r Unite*
, States Are Buying
Victors.
In the Berkley (CaL) ns sett, is
Whore the Victor Is used in the pohltt
schools, victortne Hartley, ouperrtsot
of music, writes:.
"The question has been asked
'Whit ie the nine of the Victor u
the echoolroootf Until one under
studs the work In school music ol
| today the value of the Victor cnnnoi
bo fully appreciated. ( 1 ) Good roe
Sin the children something
worth while, to tblak about, feel end
Use with. (*) It aoqualnts then
With the world's greatest srtlsu. thi
?rent composer* and their composl
Sons. (1) It trains the eer. make*
?stM&swsrin
eaves time. (6) It lift# children to i
Ad moVal VM menUI \i\AtffkVu
.be guile ebutfe of d| **K*
ley School we try to have the cUMnt
bear and slag only tbe bMt coapotl
Imagine Bid* ud boys listen
U. Journet and /Daddl In their mitch
lees way, and ^?Mly learnlna to knos
each voice. * L-*
r "In the se Tenth and eighth gradei
wj? *dlp* Into orchMtratlons. What
doe* the Instrument mean to a person
who has never seen or never heard
one? With the Victor there ere e*
cellent records of orchestra and hand,
besides the Individual Instrument oi
'flute, 'celo. violin, trombone and pic
colo reproducing the exquisite quality
of oach. a
^MIn the upper grades we try to ac
quaint tbe children with song forms.
Splendid records those? hymns, bal
lads, folk songs, national songs and
excerpts from opera and oratorio can
be purchased at reasonable pricoe.
Pattl singing The Last Rose of Sum
mer'; Melba, 'Ye Banks and Braes of
Bonnie Doon'; Ptancon. 'The Calf of
Gold'; Da Qosorxo, 'Drink to Ma Only
With Thine Eyes' ; Williams,. All
ThCo' the Night,' would be Invaluable
to our children. r., ? . ?
We want all the children .to know
tbe great artists of voice* and Instru
ment. We wast than to know Bach,
Handel, BMthovea, Mendelssohn,
Shubert, Schumann, and others. We
want them to know "The Messiah. "
"The 8prlng Song." "The Barl King,"
and other classics. How caa we ac
complish thlV better than b y the um
of the. Victor Talking Machine?
With tbe Victor In yaur home, yon
can accomplish even more than theM
schools, besides giving you and family
ially amusement and pleasure. We
arc arranging for a 10-day demon
stration at our store and we want
svery family In town and country to
:all and hMr the world's greatest art
ist*. Wa will have oa exhibitioa* ma
chines frotti #lO to 9200. TheM
rbines will be offered on terma to.
lult buyer. FamUlM wlehlng to hMr
them in their homes. If they will lot
as know, we will be glad to lend you
>ne with 24 records ot ylonr own ae-|
action.
Youas reepectfully. I
RU88 BROS..
The Talking Machine Dealers.
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IOEW ADVKKTI8KMK.XTS. #
Qta Theater. %
J- JUHoyt? LedlasClothlng. . ?
Jaa. K. CUrk ? Umbrellas. ?
Jefferson Furniture Co ? Piano*. ?
Union Grocery Co. ? Oroceries. ?
Ellison Bra*. ? Jackson Square ?
Coffee. +
*. U. O'Qulns. Florist ? Bulb* #
BASKUALL YK8TKR1>AY.
Vubl?||t?a Lost to Mew Bers bjr the
Score of 7 to S.
The seme wm foil of life sad look
id good for Washingotn up to the
ilgbtb Inning wben the New Bern
toys connected safely for four hits
,nd won the gaxse. Both sides plsy
d good bell sad several good pegs
ere pulled off. Washington's- pitch -
r worked well except the fate! eighth
inlng. Everything was In his fartfr.
'he New Bern boys also -played a
ood game. Both teams play here to- '
ay and a large crowd Is expected,
he featurea of the game was the
laying of Harker and Thomas of
Tew Bern, and pitching of the Indian
>r Washington.
R H B
Tashlagtoa 5 6 4
ew Bern 7 6 4
Umpire. Mr. Msxwell.
The Bloomer Girls play the Wfcsh
tgton team here 8eturday. Every
xfy be sure to come out and see
le game and help the boys.
o put In a haod day training tomor
x>w. Jeffries <ix^s told his sparrln*
Mrtners to be reedy for a rough
teance, and has Intimated that be will
require Corbett's serrlesa, as be ex
>ects to try his speed with the gloves.
NEW SERIES WILL BE
OPENED JULY
1ST, 1910.