THE CHAELOTTE NEWS, FEBRUARY 1,1911
Managers Aie !
'hnical Violators
Prominent Atlanta
Man Mysteriously
•Revenue Ordinance Disappears From Train
ii-acprs were this] whether or not there we\ any new A A
-apprs were this
it (I’liical vie
ili’.iance in that
lie dp»k sei-
i ! I ho month a
«’ic'., of their
I instance was
‘ iidants raid
• -1:11,-.'^.
Ill V ourt wore;
> ! iht> l’’ark
whether or not there were any new
in(‘mbers. If there was none, the court
ruled, a report to ihis effect should be
subiniiied.
The warrants against the club mana
gers were served yesterday afternoon,
complaint being made by John M. Scul
lion, before t]ie recorder.
n ho contention of the court was,
and has been since, allegations of
irchnical irrcsularily were made
!l.k. manager acalnSt I- O. Wilson, that all clubs
1 lUicrs Club. I should bo made to file a report at the
’• of the Tar .proper time and that if one was guilty
•V.. manapier of I all were guilty. And this contention
'. .1. Kennedy. I was borne out in his decision today.
^ r»s\ili of the aciivity of ihy
Mr. .letton r(M order in bringinii: to coui't. the club
( ’.1 \ iolation., n;anagers the city is already $G0 the
withdraw- j;aUK-r. this sum having been paid bv
^ niMl Tin new ' noon today by the club ofhicala as the
' iiionih and lockor ta.\. 'I'hc city collects $2 for
. ort to make, evory locker in a club. Tnless somo
report is made by the managers it
would be imposible to collect this ta:i
(M’drr Sinith
'd bi‘ m.\d»*
a s New Purchase
IBS Over Scott Propeity
Scott Property j
;//. ^r.irett For
1
. Latta Now'.
Three Blocks, I
^ ■ '■■>3 courso 1
. '-.Is tcrrlto- j
; Vvyon siret; .
• i v liariiug Ttio
STORE COMPLETED
Every effort is bping made this
morning to locate Telemon Smith
Cuyler, who yesterday mornin;? mysle-
riously disappeared from a train en
route to Charlotte some where near
Bostic, the connection of the C.. C.
and O. roilroad. A report from Shel
by this moining stntes thst Cuyler ar
rived at Kintrs Mountain, near there.
SundRV ■ ni'iht on Southern’train Xo.
35 and leaped front the train while
it was still moving. Local officers
there arrested him as a suspicions
eharaotrr. i.n;i he p':t up $26,000 in
Roclv island railroad bonds as securit.\.
borrowed a sail of clothes, and drove
to Shelby, tal.in*^ a train there for
Rutherfordior. where he entered a
hospital. U is reported his mind is
unballanced from financial troubles.
He is credite!! wit)' ih(> statement in
Rui berffirdto'! that if li'^tectives., who
v.’er tm his trail, caught him and took
the bonds he would be a i;auper. It
is understood he had wired Judge
Clonz, of Atlanta, who was in Wash
ington. tf) meet him in Shelby, that he
was in legal trouble.
At the riutherfordton hospital he
v.as founri by Sheriff Wilkins and At-
torne.y McMillan, who, on wire ad
vices from Atlanta, had .iotirneyed
there to restore the bonds and effect
his release. The three immediately
set out for Ciirrlotte yesterday, when
('uyler mysteriously disappeared. It
is report^^cl today tluit he had bought
a ticket at Hostic fo
CHURCHMEN
TO GIVE RECEPTION.
Invitations reading as follows were
ii?si'.ed today;
The men of the
Church of the Holy ('omforier
request the honor of the
presence of
Mr
:u a dinner to he given
Mo'ulay evening. February the sixth
nineteen hundred and eleven
at seven-rhirty o’clock
in the Crypt of the
IMshop Atkinson Memorial church.
'i'his gathering is to be of a social
nature, looking forward, however, to
a co-operatio.n among the laymen of
the Episcopal church in Charlotte
and vicinity.
Mr. J, H. l^asp, of Anderson, S. C.,
' r .lohn M.'and .Mr. J. M. Morrow,of Albemarle,
.11.(1 Sionewall.x. C. v.ho compose Charlotte's new
j mercantile lirm—the Morrow-Bass
,:er The News ' (’omi)any—arrived in the city last
I- r- hase repre night for the i)urpose of taking over
. ix irij’ the sum I the handsome new store on l*'ast
I Trade erected for their use by Mr.
ot place Mr *, Willis Henderson. The lights were
. ii t block front ' turned on in the building for the tirst
. s !lu* old (^ar- time last night, making an eifect
t.roperr VI ; j whose brilliance .suggested the fact
I.is. from First Uhat Charlotte continues to grow.
• i.i the Harty Messrs. Bass and Morrow are the
block above merchants of their respective
. R. .1. Brevard
Mr. Latta own-) Morrow, who. by the way is a
I .xki^ 'iu South'^'’** ‘^lorrow. of Char-
' . br?,ide own-
i! 111!* Sanders
Mitly
'he Scott prop-
ASSOCIATION
GUEST.
iViips Sherfesee, secretary of the
y. \V. C. A. of Piedmont, S. C., is
a guest at the Charlotte association
Spairanbuig, todav. Her lines, therefore, have fall-
and then doul/ied on his tracks, pur- in pleasant places.
chasing a ticket to .lohnson City, 1 ^
Tenn. .ludge Clonz and Sheriff Wil-||y]p;s. HAWKINS
kins returned the automobile they ;^^LL£p AWAY
had used in reaching Rutherfordton.; ^ Flawkins was called
>ind have sei forth in search of him, Sunday night to Murfreesboro, N.
\\iiing all authorities ahead to be on account of the critical illness
^ ^ , , • * of her brother. Mr. Thomas V'aughan.
At Kings Mountain Cuyler gave Ins
name as Taylor; at Rutherfordton ne that Mr. Vaughan is slightlv
claimed to be Cameron. It is sup- ijgi'gj.
])osed lie jumped from the train again* ’ . ^
yesterday^ | LOOKING
No News at Shelby. )
Xothin.g iias been heard from Sher-.
iff ^\'ilkins and .Tudge E. C. Clonz in
TO VISIT
MRS. FORBES.
Mrs. John W^alter Miller leaves
for Richmond, Va., tomorrow to be
the guest of Mrs. W. S. Forbes, one
of the most charming as well as
prominent social leaders of that city.
Mrs. Forbes came to Charlotte in
the early 80's, Mr. Forbes owning
and living in the residence occupied
by Mr. P^red Oliver and family on
Bout hTrvon street.
^
Mrs. J. S. Owen and daughter. Miss
Mary Hellen. are visiting in Shelby,
the former home of Mrs. Owen
^
WOMAN’S
CLUB.
The Woman’s Club will hold its
regular monthly meeting, also meet
ing of executive board to morrow
morning at 10:30 at the Manufactur
ers’ Club.
♦
MEETS WITH
MRS. GXRSED.
The Trained Nurses’ Association,
of this city, will meet at Mrs. E. T.
Garsed's this afternoon. The name
of the association may possibly be
changed to the “F'lorence Nightingale
Association.” The meeting this af
ternoon will be one of the most in
teresting the association has yet held,
for Mrs. Garsed is the hostess.
lotte, is a leading factor in the firm
of tli(' Ileath-Morrov*' Company, the
acquired.
the senior member of Morrov/ Bros.,
the largest mercantile establishment
in Mcnroe. Both Messrs. Bass and
Morrow are business men of fine abii-
it,v. Tlu^y have succeeded elsewhere
elsewhere and will succeed in Char-
loit('. 'I'he city looks to the Morrow-
Hass Compaay to be one of the most
successful, as it will be one of the
hiigt'st. ill Cliarlotte.
-Mr. Henderson has turned over y->
'hem a hnndsomr iiuilding, lifted up
' Mil :■!) jodein li\tur. s. The elevator
.vi s iiisiailed by Mr. \V. L. Mofi'ait, of
this city.
> "Migo on I ryon
'.!' k M) Church,
in rear of the
(h jitli elsewhere.
Purpose.
Tn purchasing
I a Tr.\nu is tn
: ciiy in that
hnnds .hie
. ' ■ c ^
- 'P'  rns coin - *
1: u hMises buil
•II '■'••p'ate anv
>'i’ buih!-
(! 'o acquirt'
.> 1-. .'uiccd fu I'
ll it until tho
ai'.t the ere-
.lUiodate Its
inoiiihs two
’..‘’•iiii a greni
■ of Char-
. >tfe down be-
ii>r buildings
• • lo accom-
-;-i'l Mr. Latta
!(• News re-
’ iiDs.'', fi» far
•'.'.:alii't st;ch a
! > ing the build-
'e tlrni."
TO
HOMEWARD.
Miss Minta
Jones, who has been
, ^ , .u *4.1 . visiting in Alabama and Georgia, for
search of Telemon Cuylei-, the Atlanta f „ j expected home
man wuh impaired mmd who uniB^ j j ^ ^ ^ j.
iron, a tram near here, Shenrt \\ il- Jones, who is in
kins is r>\ppcted to return tonight. * ’
Yv'asiiiington with her mother, Mrs.
Jane Wilkes, will' return about the
time Miss Jones does. Mrs. Wilkes
Not at Johnson City.
Special to The News.
Johnson City. Tenn., Feb. 1.—No, _ at •, i
trace of missing man here. No de-^ accompany M^s. Jones home.
script ion. Hard to locate even if he
was hero. G. F. CAMPBELL,
Chief of Police.
MISS WILLIAMSON'S
HOUSE PARTY.
Mrs. Lundy Williamson was the hos-
Curo Grains
Of Life Free
; tess at her home in Paw Creek of an
' enjoyable house party. Her guests
j Avere Miss Pattie Walalce, of East-
! field, Miss Sadie Stewart, Mrs. A. B.
\ Har])er and Miss Willie Smith, of
Charlotte.
No Longer Any Excuse to Be Con.Hti-
pnted, V/erk Stcr»'-nched. Weak
Kidneyed, Weak Livered,
Brain r-';,gcd, Thin or
Haggard.
HEALTH IS FREE.
Ihi
Night
air
n'
lant.
•Miss Eii-
‘ ity. were
I lock, bv
u e. at the
It ople ai;
'I'lie (iun Club is to have an impor’,-
aiu niceting tomorrow nisilit in Mr.
M Crayton's othce, to arrange for a
big meet here the second week in
May.
’ol. J. 'I', .\nthony. who .‘^erves no-
’ic(‘ of tlu' meeting, e.\tends a special
invitation to all who feel an interest
in tiaj) siiooting to t>e present and
give the club the benefit of their j)res-
nico and helji.
The officers of the club are: Pres
ident. Mr. Crayton; treasurer, Mr. C.
(’. Bates; secretary. ?ilr. Charles
.\uchols.
Mr. ani Mrs.
iiioining
.n'n Fune"-
' ' d'froin tl!'
* ( : tomorrow
More Cotton Sold
Ihis Year Than Last
':ures
eward
Kiving
ntials is
-Nuts
i-' rich food
It and barley,
: > st. Tho ox-
.iiiils has prov-
.ill(;d for nour-
i ’l body and
' ii.ci ncy.
re's a Reason'
('o.
Ltd.,
Mich.
The receipts at tho cotton platfoiin
todav were 4.j bales, price 14 ;'.-t cents.
Receipts for the corresponding date
last year Li bales at 14 1-2 cents.
The total receipts at the “otton plat-
10 vni tip to date from Sept. 1 amount
to b;iles. Last year for the
same p'oriod they were l().20o. showing
;in ii crcase for this \ear of L3tj!>.
BRIEFS.
Send Yout Name and Address Today
For a Free Trial Package
Learn the Grand Truth.
and
THOS. POLK
CHAPTER.
There will be only one meeting this
monti! of Thos. Polk Chapter. D. A. R.,
and that on the second Thursday. Feb
ruary !';rh. "’-'his-, by the way. is the gen
eral 1). A. R. meeting day.
At this meeting delegates will be
elected to the Continental Congress.
I’hos-. Polk Chapter has grown as
rapidly as any chapter in the city. The
meinbershii) has reached the coveted
uuinbcr—oU members—which allows
the cthaptor.s rej)resentation at the Con
tinental Congress of two delegates.
Thos. Polk Chapter has elected new
officers for the year as follows;
Regent—Miss- Hazeline Thomas.
Vice-Regent—Mrs. Geo. Stewart.
Recording Secretary—Mrs . L. L.
Caudle.
Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. E. S.
Player.
Treasurer—Tilrs. Chalmers Moore.
Historian—^Irs. Fred Laxton.
Registrar—^Slrs. Croft WoodrnfT.
C'nainnan Executive Comm.ittee —
Mrs. Chas. Parker.
The success- to which the chapter
has attained is largely due to the first
and retiring regent. Mrs. W. W. Watt.
HOT WtVE KURT
TiiE TEKAS CROPS
By Associated Press.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 1.—Crops in’
north and east Texas have been en
dangered by the present hot wave,
which is breaking all records in this
section of the southv/est. At Fort
Worth yesterday official thermome
ters showed 93 degrees while the
average was just under the 90 mark.
Fruit trees are reported in bloom
in some sections of east Texas. Vio
lets are cai’peting the earth with blue
in places where at this time of the
year “northers” often bring zero
weather. Farmers are predicting that
a few days more of the present
weather will bud trees to such an ex
tent that the usual February cold
may do vast damage. In the cities
there has been suffering the weath
er.
Health and Happiness for AH.
If you are sick or .•tiling it is be-
- .\ small roof fire on T.iddell
street, called the tire dcpariment out
last night.
- .\lr. Paul McNeil, of Yorkville, S.
C., is in town toda.\.
- .Mrs, B. D. Fundcrburg. of Matth
ews, who has been quite ill for the
last two days at her home, was
brought lo the Charlotte Sanatorium
this morning for treatment.
Contract Let For Laundry Building.
The Goode Construction Company
has secured the contract to build the
new structure which will be erected
by the Charlotte Steam Laundry Com
pany, at the corner of South College
and East Second .s-treets, of which The
News was first to tell.
The present building will be torn
down aud another erected. The di-
Tnensions will be 150 by 150 feet. The
building will be a basement and one
story. It will be of concrete throughout.
Mr. Louis Aabury, as stated last
week, is the architect. The Goode
Con»truction Company got the •con-
tra(;t. 'I'he contract iirice is $29,000.
Work will begin March 1st. The
building will be completed in about
six mofiths.
Commissioner Hears Suit.
United States Commissioner A. P.
Pugh, of Washington. D. C., Is today
hearing the suit of the South Atlantic
Waste Company against, tho South
ern Railroad. The plaintiff seeks re
paration for alleged non-conform-
ity with rates during the past two
.vears. Attorney T. C. Guthrie is
representing the Waste Company.
cause the very foundation of your ex
istence is gradually being dried up, 
the nerve force which radiates
through every atom of your being is
perishing. The brain and the nerves
require noi;rishment jufet as much as
the rest of the body. i
The niarvelous discovery, Curo
Grains of Life, puls the stomach and
lowels in perfect condition, restores
your vitality and renews yould old
time strength and vigor by giving your j
nervous system the food it is craving. '
Rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, kid- ’
ney disease, liver troubles, catarrh ;
of the stomach and tiowels, insomnia'
and all weakened conditions of men
and women quicl:l>- disappear, the hol
lows vanish, “nergy returns, and life
is worth living once more. The red
corpuscles In the blood are increased
and everything that passes through
the digestive tract is turned into good, ‘
solid, healthy flesh, instead of being j
undigested and unassimilated.
TO RALEIGH
SATURDAY.
Miss Cornelia Dowd and Master
Edward Dowd leave Saturday for
1 Raleigh to join their parents, Speak-
I er and Mrs. Dowd. They will spend
' a week in Raleigh, returning with
Mrs. Dov.’d Saturday week.
MRS. STEPHENS
COMES TOMORROW.
There are fevv’ more beloved wo
men in Charlotte than Mrs. George
Stephens. That she is coming home
tomorrow from Johns Honkins, where
she has been under treatment for
several months, much improved, will
be good news to her host of friends.
♦
YOUNG LADIES
CLASS.
The class for young ladies in danc
ing and Delsarte. formed yesterday,
by Miss Elliott, at the Colonial Club,
met with gratifying success. The
class meets once a week and on the
future will be held every Tuesday
from 4 to 6 p. m.
^
WILL VISIT
MISS SHIP.
Miss Nina Jones, who is acharra-
visitor in the city, will spend
In order to let you test the truth
of this for yourself, a trial package of gvisitor in tbe city, will spend
Curo Grains of Life will be sent vou som^. time with Miss Kate ghipp,
bv mail free. If vou simply mail cou- . principal of Fassifern Institute. Lin-
pon below and you will simply be as-1 cointon, before returning tO'. Balti-
tounded at the wonderful results ob
tained from
alone.
the free trial package
FREE TRIAL PACKAGE COUPON
Cut Out and Mali Today.
Fill in your name and address
on blank lines belowe and mn.l this
coupon to L. C. Grain Co., 415
Pulsifer Bldg., Chicago, 111., and
you will receive a free trial pack
age of Curo Grains by return
mail, postpaid.
Name.
Street.
City...
^tate.
more.
GREAT BARITONE
WILL COME.
Mention was made yesterday af-
' tereoon of the possible coming to
Charlotte on the 7th inst. of Alex
j ander Heindmann, the great German
baritone. Arrangements were made
! later in the afternoon assuring Mr.
I Heindmann's coming,
j As noted yesterday Mrs. Minnie
! Wriston Smith studied under Mr.
Heindmann while in Berlin. Mr.
Heindmann is en tour South, and his
desire to sing in Charlotte came
from his desire to again meet his
pupil who, as an exponent of his
teaching, has reflected such great
crcdit upon him. Mrs. Smith is inter
esting herself in securing a large
and cultured audience for Mr. Heiad-
mann, and she will succeed.
Chicago Plans Big
Subway System
By Associated Press.
Chicago, Feb. 1.—Chicago is to have
the most elaborate subway system of
any city i nthe world if plans drawn
by the city’s traction expert are
adopted.
Details of the plans have been work
ed out by Bion J. Arnold and will be
submitted to the city council next
Monday.
Warned by the experience of New
York, which found its subways over
taxed a few months after they were
opened for traffic, Mr. Arnold has pro
vided for tunnels that will extend
clear from building line to building
line, instead of from curb to curb.
By utilizing the space under the
sidewalks four and in some streets six.
tracks are to be laid.
The bottom of the subway will be
forty feet below the street level at
its greatest depth. It will be con
structed on two levels so that there
will be no grade crossings below' the
ground.
Many Killed In
Fight at Ceiba
Bv Associated Press.
'Mobile, Ala., Feb. 1.—A wireless
message from Fort Morgan, Ala.,
states the the officers of the steam
er Harald, which arrived there this
morning from Ceiba, Honduras, re
port 1.50 persons killed in the recent
fight at Ceiba. Former reports gave
thirty as the death list. The sympa
thlzers of General Bonilla claim that
if the revolutionary gunboat Hornet
had been there to prevent the occu
pation of trenehes on the beach, the
loss of life would have been very
small.
Jumped to Her Death.
By Associated Press.
New York,. Feb. 1.—Miss Nellie
Riitkiiy, aged 26, went to a reay win
dow of her home here today and leap
ed to the ground, six stories below
Her lifeless body was found on the
stone flagging two hours later. Rel
atives believe that she may have
been walking in her sleep when she
plunged.
KILL MORE THAN WILD BEASTS
The number o? people killed yearly
by wild beasts don’t approach the vast
number killed by disease germs. No
life is safe from their attacks. They’re
in air, waste, dust, even food. But
grand protection is afforded by Elec
trie Bitters, which destroy and expel
these deadly disease germs from the
system. That’s why chills, fever and
ague, all malarial and many blood dis
eases yield promptly to this wonder
ful blood purifier. Try them, and en
joy the glorious health and new
Btrength they’ll give you. Money back
is not satisfied. Only 50c at W. L.
Hand & Co.’s.
CASTOR IA
For In£Euita and duldreik
Till Kind You Have Alwajt Bougfit
Bears the
Slgxiatrgre of
44i
The full size package of Curo Gi'ains
are only 50 cents and aie sold in Char
lotte by W. L. Hand & Co.
Nov 30-10t-wcd.
Mothers, get Motner's Joy and savi»
! your little child from suffering with
I colds, and croup and pneumonia.
“Foot-Fltters.”
Why Is 9near Sweet?
If sugrar did not dissolve in 'the mouth
you could not taste the sweet. GROVK -
TASTEI.iK.SH CIIIIjI.- TONIC is a strong
as tiie strongest bitter tonir. but you
do not taste the l)itter because the in-
i-edients do not dissolve In the moutli.
but do dis.solve readily in the aolds of
the stomacli. Is just as good for
Grown People as for ('hildren. The
First and Oris'inal 'fasteless Chill Ton
ic. The Standard for 30 years. 7)0c.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full namb. Look
for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
Ladies* Fine Kid^dtiin Metal and
Patent Colt Oxfwds—One and
' Two Stra^ Pumps.
$3.00 the pair
These Are All New 1911 Styles—Ort
Sale Now—See Our Windows.
THOMPSONS
Children Orj
FOR FLETCHER’S
C A S T O 1 A
Children Cry
FOR F* ETCHER’S
CAST D R I A
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTO R I A
on the fit of your Collar
depends the symmetry of
your scarf and the serenity of your temper.
“H & I” Collars are made of pure Irish linen,
not poor domestic cotton. They last longer,
because they’re much stronger. The care with
which they’re made shows in the rvear they with
stand.
Here in every shape and height that’s right for
dayornight.
2 for 25 Cents—Ya ^izes.
H. C. LONG CO., Sole Agents
Rent Receipts Don't
Buy Homes
Then why not "Build for Yourself” and RIGHT NOW. Have
it just as you want it. Stop the wasteful drain of the “landlord
habit,” putting every dollar of yottr rent monev hereafter into a
REAL HOME that is your OWN home. You CAN do it OTR WAY.
We HELP you plan and relieve you of ALL the worries of build
ing.
Come to see us and give us the opportunity of explaining the
FAIR plan to you.
The McClung Realty Co.
‘‘THE BUNGALOW BUILDERS”
25 S. Tryon St.
’Phone 1254.
9^
200 PAIR WOiVlEN’S FINE
SHOES AT $2.00.
These are odd lots and sam
ples, tan and black, button and
blucher, worth $3.00 to $3.50,
At $2.00. •
DeLane Shoe
Company
aod inflammatioiis, irritations
or ulcerations of tiU mucous mem
branes, unnatural discharges front
B8M. throat or urinary orRani.
Sold by DrnesLsts
o? in Dlain
bottles
Booklet
CU
MADE
OUR RAXORS WILL GIVE YOU A SMOOTH. CLCAN
SHAVE. . ' ^
WE -SHAVED.. OUR PRICES WHEN WE MARKED
hardware:.
WE HAVE THE “EDGE” ON THE l|AiiOWARE BVSlw
NESS. BECAUSE WE “HANDLE” THE MO^C RELIABL®
BRANDS AND KEEP ON HAND A FULL STOCK.
YOU CAN FIND IT AT OUR STORE.
Charlotte Hardware ^mpany