THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, FEBRUARY 28. 191 i
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vn Westerii Union ofiicc without additional charge.
Create recorder’s court for Jolin-
sioii CGunt\.
Pay expenses of committees visiting
Eastern Training School. State Nor
mal College and the University.
Pay exi^eiises of committees visit
ing ihe insane asylums at Movganton
and Raleigh.
Amend the charier "of Pcilocksville.
Improve roads in Mt. Airy township,
Surry county.
Regulate fi>hing and hunting in Yan
cey county.
The senate at 2:30 took a recess
until tonight.
THE HOUSE—MONDAY—FIFTY.
FIFTH DAY.
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I he Legislature;
TE - r.-ON DAY—
Fi^'TH D^Y.
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Wayne county.
Amend the charter of Ti’enron.
■\mend the charter of >It. Aii}'.
Legalize the SoO.OOO school bond
isstie of Greensboro.
Provide for good roads in Perqui-
m^ns county.
Extend the corporate limits of Lau-
rinbuj'g.
Amend the charter of Canton, Hay
wood county.
\ntend the charter of the Waynes-
ville Railway and Power Co.
l^revem depredations of domestic
fowls in ('ahiwell county.
Authorize the commissioners of
.Mecklenliurg to reduce the tax on the
Co. for IftOS,
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'I'.t;.
'if
'board of architects, consisting of five
a\‘■•hitt'cts uppointed I'y th' governor
to ev;\mine, iicriise and registei- ap])M-
anis an»’ proiect members of that pro-
n.:sii)U. Senators Bassett. Thorne
:>nd ll’cks offered amendments and
altt'i' some debate St^nator Barnes'mo-
FIFTY- rion to lav ;lie bill and all amendments
on the table prevailed by a vote of
I to '
1] Miicrige Bill a Special Order.
The c(nnmittee on railroads rer>ort-
od a sabsiitute for Senator Haggptf's
■'ill rn(];iiring railroads to i)u]l mileage
on trains. ) he sul)siitute providing that
raili'oads sliall keep open two win-j
(uiws a’ all stations in towns and I
cities having a ))opulation of 2.00(' O''j Charlotte Auditorium
i)\ev. one window for selling tickets j |r)o« and U'!0.
..ml lie oiher exolusivoly ior exchang-
■■ : I'lib'a'-ve for lickeis; also requi'.ing
t\\(> windows to bo l-:ept open at the
jnnfti'Mis- Dunn. Hamlet. N'orlina.
SHT.ford and Maxton—irrespective of
t!i'^ liopulaiion of these places.
S-iu.tor Bassett offered an amend-
providing that holders of mileage
^ook^: may have their baggage check
ed before exchangijig mileage for tick-
ct ,
Se nator Baggeti offered as a subsii-
tuf( ior the committee substitute a
l)ill coiMaining practically the same
pto\i>ions of his oiiginal bill.
Senator Green, chuirnian of the
ro,i>m!itoe c>f railroads, sjioke in tavor
,)f ilie s!ibstliut(\ beginning by saying
ih-it tlu’TP was no difference between
Senator Baggetf.s substitute and his
original bill. He said that when he
r^.i'e :> tin' legislatuie he was for re-
quiiiug the railroads to pull mileage
on trains, but that at the hearings he
was convinced that the substittite
. uld provide the best solution,
of the convenience
i:i I’iti
r!oflions in
j in- - :
or r .11'.' !es.
a-'d;‘o: in
: ' ( f 0ri-
fic..' 1'*' bouse
'b • Inv*' I'a-s-
1 fill!' bin>^ "iv-
,•(» . to O :-
vitluMt special
a; jH)!'Tion tI’.e
n r i)f r,M.resf:i-
l.i\’.': th*
•‘i. (i:a';tr-r ('i* told
i »- oi Py 'tiin-^.
calendar for
- 1 ; 111 ed fa-
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M.-I ! iic; ion in
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..! en'jiaeers
(.•th «'"\ ilii'a.
. 1 I) the sen-
-sions of
He
of inter-
hange;tble mileage and declar d that
i, wa= a well-known fact and had
I'^en so held by the courts that the
railroads can’t be required to sell mile
age books at a less rate than is charg-
eil for regular fares. He staled that
after several full and comprehensive
hearings this substitute had been
agreed upon and he urged its ])assage.
Senator liaggett argued for the sub-
stitute. staling that it differed from
in-’ M'te>ted roll I his original bill in thal it reqtiires rail-
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- .'.vnf was made
:o r.(; in'ccssity for
• u ■-iori 1 'day.
• • :•.( ly local
d ; ;»'ii readings and
• h )'i- ■ -r to the enioll-
1 10 tl -uecial tax
i u rs foi founties and
' ..rt^>r bin. providing
•’i.H'iit I)as^^'l second
liut nt sirilving out
'-'■ice Jus^ce atid the
. i* '• t > i>sue tieer or
a ■! roviding for the
I ii i'jt'd by the peojile
: lU' jioll s.
■ tpiirc medical and sur-
to Ik kept in factor-
ovt'r 2-' people passed
'i:l wus .sent to the
loncf in the senate
''1 reduces the penal-
> ■ '1 placing the of!i-
ciii ’ on salar\ . passed
; : i was sent to the
tects’ Bill Laid on the Table.
. •iiiite ^\as reported for Sena-
I’^iins i)il! to create a state
itural Food
and Drink
Wins liulden health.
POSTUM
I i)lacf' of coff'e or tea.
‘‘There’s a Reason.”
roads to sell interchangeable mileage
and pul! it on trains from only the in
dividual owners of the mileage books.
Tie ridiculed the committee substitute
and said it might well be called a sub
terfuge. He read a nmnber of letters
from traveling men encouraging him
in liis fight for his bill and argued at
length in its behalf.
Senator Rascoe said he was a mem
ber of the committee on railroads, and
attended some of the hearings;* that
Senators Green and Lemmond were
ai)pointed as a sub-committee to draft
a substitute, but that it had never
been submitted to the full committee
and that it did not meet with his ap
proval. He was in favor of some mild
measure that would require railroads
to pull mileage on trains. Senator
Green explained that he had informed
S('nator Rascoe of what the sub-com
mittee had done and toid him he
might make a minority report if he so
desired.
After the interruption Senator Bag
gett resumed his speech and asserted
that he believed the men sent here to
represent the T. P. A. and U. C. T.
had either been bought or influenced
by the railroad men to the extent that
they did not carry out instructions, if
they did not favor his bill.
At this juncture he was again inter
rupted and further consideration of
the bill was made special order for
Wednesday at‘11 o’clock.
On motion of Senator Martin, of
Bimcombe. his bill to establish a train
ing school for teachers in Western
North Carolina was made special or
der for Tuesday at 11 o’clock.
Senator Boyden called attention to
the pension bill and said he was going
to Insist on its consideration Tuesda,y.
It was made special order for 1:30
o’clock Tuesday
Senator Brown, chairman of the
finance committee, served notice that
the revenue and machinery act must
be taken up Tuesday.
Enable the town of Laurinburg to
Bills Ratified.
Provide for Improving the roads of
Allow .1. O. Bell, of Henderson coun
ty, to appoint a contsiable.
Defining duties of sheriff with refer
ence to illicit distilleries.
Improve streets of Mt. Airy.
•\mend law as to court stenograph
er.^.
Increase salary of the recorder of
Monroe.
Protect public roads of the state.
Amend law as to recorder's court of
Atuonco.
IZstablish recorder’s court for Ail)e-
marle.
Extend the eastern boundary of
Marshville.
Relief of George Gray public school
teacher.
Amend the charter of Hertford.
Road law of Forsyth county.
Authorize loan of road funds of
Nashville township on approved se
curities.
Preserve iuil on Troy township,
Montgomery county.
Amend Chapter S41 laws of lOOf: as
to fi.shing in Cape F’ear river, Harnett
county.
ec-k-fi gMqavT etaoin shrdlu shvdiu
Authorize commissioners of Meck
lenburg county to pay for county map.
-Amend charter of Goldsi)oro Trac
tion Co.
Amend law as to non-resident hun
ters.
Authorize boundry between Dur
ham and Wake counies, for a home for
the aged and infirm.
Authorize jjrobating and registra
tion of certain deeds by corporations.
Authorize commissioners of Hyde
county to levy a special tax.
Relative to levying a special stock
law tax in Randolph county.
Fix the salaries of public officers of
Cleveland county.
Incorporate Bowden’s, Duplin coun
ty.
Amend the Revisal relative to the
state board of pharmacy.
Prevent miners from throwing tail
ings in Silver Creek and Muddy
Creek, Burke county.
Amend the charter of Tarboro.
Speaker I>ov.d convened the house
at 10 o’clock. Prayer )jy Rev. A. J.
Monciref, of the Baptist Tabernacle.
Among numerous favorable reports
from committees on bills were the
following: Amend the Lincolnton
graded sfiiool lav/ i s'-bsiiitite >; amend
the barter of I\liddlosex ami fix* fees
for its oflicers. Incorporate Xoi’ih Cen
tral Railroad Co.; incorporate Appa
lachian Highway Co.; incori)orate the
Durham and Danville Railroad Co.:
incorporate the Wins-ton Loan and
Trusi Co.; iuvorporate (.k)ldsboro Title
Loan and Trust Co.; fix sakries of
oflicers of Nash county; provide legal
ized primaries for Warren, Rich
mond, Johnston and. Beaufort coun
ties; provide free ferry over the
Cape Fear at Wilmlngion; reduce the
number of oil inspeciu'y, (substitute);
provide primary electicns ihroughout
the state; allow Gasiou and Meck
lenburg counties to construct a bridge
near Sloans Ferry; provide for
the construction of a Cenlral State
I-ligJiway; change tlie names of the
Indians of Robesiiu county and provide
separate accommodations for them
in the asylums; make ii: unlawful to
keep int(.'xicfiiing liriuors in Buncombo
couiity; re.A'.ilate election of commis
sioners in (lebo.sou county.
Word of Cacitfon From the Speaker.
Sjitaker Dowd announced lo the V.^LUA3LE
members that there are 4uj Inlls on
the (calendar. bCtsides- 17 tnessages con-
veyinp I'ills from the senate, 29 sec-
t oiid reading roH call bills and 3o third
I I'eading roll call bills and a large
j inimber still to be reiioned today. He
! cautioned members again^^L getting
! nervous and beggod theni to let busi-
I ness proceed in t.n orderly ^^ay, as onljv
j in thi.'- way cuuid the work be accom-
! jtlished daritig the rc^uiaiiiiiig days of
} ihe sessioii. Hut with order and prfv
I per sysicm he believed the calendar
could I’le cleared and every bill given
its hearing and opiJortunity to pass,
^4ew Bills Introduced.
Many of the inirodm-ed
were placed on live calendar by unavii-
mous consent:
Woodeon: .loint resolu’ion to alloNV
mem’oers of the general assembly $1
})er day extra for stationarv, jiostage
and board. 'I'abled on motion of Kel-
luin. of New lutnover.
Connor; .loim resolution for seats
in future sessions ot tiie assembly lo
be aiJportioned by lot and to promote
efhicency and economy in the de-
parimenlt of the general assembly.
Ewart: Hesolutidn tha. liie house
convene each d:ty at ;• a. m. and the
night sessions i)e devoted to special
orders.
Carr, of Duplin: .Joint resoluvion to
amend ihe cuiisliiUi:uii of the slate.
Roberts: Establisli school of correc
tion and detention tor Asheville.
Amend the law of 1‘.M>1 relating to the i
salary of the trfasurer o
county. Regulate irapping in
Ivey.
Battle: Regulate primary elections
in Raleigh and Wake county.
Long: Fix salaries in Alamance
county.
Bro'.vjt. of Stanley: Incorporate Ral-
eigh, CharloUe' and Southern Railway
Co. ’ Pension all soldiers over
years old without regard to their pro-
])erty. Provide court stenographer for
Stanley.
Wall (by re^inesf): Change ihe boun
dary of Madison graded school dis
trict.
Privett: Allow Edenton to issue sevv-
erage bonds.
Houston:: Relating to the sale of
cotton in I'nion county.
Kiikman: Atneiid th.e charter of
Greensboro Female College.
McArtliur: Incorp.o’ate the town of
McDonald, Robeson county.
Thomas: Provide for street improve
ments in Rockingham count.y. Amend
the charter of Rockingham .
Alderman: Relating lo trespass on
lands- in Pende^' county.
Great Number cf Senate Biiis.
It required over half an hour to
announce tilies- of huge pile of bills
tliat came over from the senate, an
nounce their enrollment for ratifica-
(Continued on Page Six )
OFTEN IMHEHiTEE
Bad blood does r.ot always come a
the result of careless living, or indii
•c retions ; it is a condition frcc[uenl:
inherited. Normal, healthy bloc
contains inillionii of tin\" red corpif
c’e.-i, v-'lr-ch arc tl'a '.'italizin^ at:
: -.)urishir.g ele:'ic-jt of 1:lio circulatio.
f'-oir office beirij; to provide eve:
poriioii of the r.y.=;teni with its necc
.r:ary .^tren^r^^th and nutriment. }
■'.veak, impure l.uood lliese corousclc
re lr.ck:n^'_ in nirnihcrs, and thereur.
r;e li^ood is not able to stiDply tL
ptopcr amonr.t r.l nou^i.shnient to tl;
b'ldy. Bad blood manifests itself i
i;;any r.. With some it takes tl.
form of .^kin (:i.^ca.ses and eruption;-
oMrcrs become !>iIioi:s and ntalarioiu
TV’th .^;rdlo.\T cor-: nlcxions, torpid live:
*.c. Bad 1 )lood produces PJlev-matisrj
’ ttarrli, Sores and Ulcer::.,-Scroful
■d like troi:Mc.i. yolkint^ in equ:
1 S. S. S. as a rc*r,?d]/ for bad bloo;.'
the r:reatcst of r
All Modern Kitchens Have
in Them a Modern
Kitchen Cabinet
looa punaer:
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f-rrii}- the bloo.'
but composevd c
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tliat ton
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SW'J I «r «wy pa
!j i\, c;ystcni, ar
.ion of biood r;utn-nent. S.'sT
:Uies Rlieur.”'.li.-Mi, Cat.:i'rli, fik'.
Jiseases, vSorc:? and Ulcers, Scrofula
r.lood Poi."ori an:l all oilier biood dis
jrders. S. vS. vS. makes grood blood
ind good blood raake.s good health
Eook on the blood free to all.
•271Z x-.virs BrEOiTlC CO., Atlanta, Ga..
PAINTINGS
COMPLETELY ‘^DONE OVER”
By Associated Press.
Albany, X. Y.. Feb. 2.S.—As a result
of the efi'orls of the Rev. .1. A. Mc-
Craig, a wdl laiown priest v.'ho recent
ly made a tour through Ali)any’s un
derworld, valua’ole oil paintings in a
local saloon have- been "done over”
to conform with the rules of decorum
and the mandates of the police.
When the owner of the pictures was
informed by officers Saturday that his
paintings must either be “draped or
removed” he hired an artist and put
him to work. The result was start-
iing.
"Diana at the Bath,” said to have
])een valued at $10,0(10 ib no longer
sliocking. Diana herself has l^een
chvi in a bathing suit of a brilliant hue
while her attendants wear suits of
lainbow varieties. The main paint
ing apiiears in a convict garb. Avearing
a silk hat. and smoking a ])ipe.
Another valuable work. "The .\wak-
ening of'Adam” has been "done over,”
so that Eve v^ears a suit of blue pa-
janiDS and Adam a pair »f overalls.
Both have on boxing gloves.
Backache, Rheumatism,
Sleeplessness.
Big
Result from disordered kidneys. Fo
ley Kidney Pilis have helped others,
they will help you. Mrs. .1. B. Miller,
Btmcombe i rfyrac’tse. X. Y.. says, "For a long time
I suffered with kidney trouble and
r]ieuniatis:n. 1 had severe backaches
and felt all played out. After taking
two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills my
backache is gone and where I used to
lie aMake with rheumatism pains I
now sleep in comfort.” F;;ley Kidney
Pills are a reliable lemedy for back
ache, rheumatism and urinary irregu
larities. They are tonic in action,
quick in results and afford a prompt
relief from kidney disorders. Bowen’s
Drug Store on the Square.
ATTACK LIKE TIGEF.S
the white corimscles attack disease
germs like tigers. But often germs
multiply so fast the little fighters are
overcome. Then see T'intiiles. boils, ec
zema, salt-rheum and .=ores multiply
and strength and aiipetite fail. This
condition demands i:!cct;ic Bitters to
regulate stomacli. liver and kidneys
and to expel poisons from the blood.
"They are the best blood purifier,"
writes C. T. Budahn. of-Tracy. Calif..
"I have ever found.” Thsy make rich,
red blood, strong nerves and build up
WOOD’S SELECTED
Seed Potatoes
We are headquarters for
the best
Madne-grown, Second
Crop and Northern-
grown Seed Potatoes;
stocks selected arid grown
specially for seed purposes,
and superior both in quality
and productiveness.
Wood’s New gives de-
Seed Catalog scriptions
and full information as to the
best and most profitable kinds
to plant, both for early and
main crop.
Write for prices and Descriptive
Catalog, mailed free on request.
T. W. WOOD SONS
Ssedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
Relating to pound charges in ]\Iur- i your health. Try them. 50c at W. L.
Hand & Co.’s.
phy and Andrews, Cherokee county.
Amend Revisal as to dumping saw
dust in streams in Swain county.
Incorporate Banner Elk.
Amend the charter of Clayton.
Consolidate the charter of Apex.
Incorporate Wagram, Scotland coun
ty.
Allow free transportation to widows
and orphan children of deceased em
ployees of railroad companies and em
ployees otit of work.
Authorize wharf bonds by Wilming
ton.
Provide bridges in Haywood county.
Improve the roads of McDowell
county.
Pej^iit Lincoln county to aid in erec
tion of monument.
Validate the acts of deputy clerk of
the court of Clay county.
Repeal hawk and owl law of Colum
bus county.
Amend the charter of Red Springs.
Amend the charter of Bethel.
Prohibit felons' stripes on persons
convicted of misdemeanors.
Anitnd the charter of Matthews,
Mecklenburg county.
Fix salaries and create auditor’s of
fice for Gaston county.
Til s is Cyrus O-
’.ates. fh' nan who
-.dvertisea Mother's
'oy and Gocf^e
^Treass lyinitr.cnt,
'.VO of the greatest
hings kno-wa to
aumanity.
CHENEY’S
EXPECTORAIST
OQUQH8 AND_pOLDS^
*Some
Premium
'\A .Mmjk
For sale by R. H. Jordan & Co.
THE
SELWYN
HOTEL
EUROPEAN ,
Rco»r.8 §1.^0 per Day and Up.
Rooms with Private Bath
^.'wiO Per Day and Up.
cafe open UNTIL 9:30 P. M.
Prices Reasonable.
laO £1*58^01 Rjoms.
75 Private Baths.
Located ic the heart ol Ch»r-
iotte, convenient to railroad
btation, iitreet cars and the busi
ness and shopping centre. Cater
to high-class c.'nmerciai and
tourist trade.
Pure Water from our Artesian
Well, 203 \-l feet deep, for sale.
5c gallon at Hotel.
10c gallon in 5-gallon lots,
Deliveted in Charlotte- or at R.
£L Station.
e^DGAR B. MOORE, Proprietor.
KitcStcajCal
Hes a MeDousail ndir.e 0,
You have no idea the saving
and convenience of a Kitchen
Cabinet.
If you haven’t one you should
investigate those that ew offer
at once.
The prices are reasonable and
you can use our Liberal Pay*
ment Plan if you witrh.
Parker-Gardner Company
GARDEN TOOLS I
, s
See our large and varied stock ot |
Garden Implements I
I
The time is nearly here for the |
use of Garden Hose, Spades, Rakes, f
Forks, etc. Small Trowels and !
Diggers for your flower beds.
I Phone us for anything in Hard- |
ware.
Weddington Hardware Co.'
INCORPORATED
29 East Trade Street
Join the Greater Charlotte Club and help make Charlotte Grow
ANNOUNC EMEN T
Since a few of our students havn recently tak- xi position?, v/c have a
liniited number of uvailable for seUct young [-‘Oj)!'-, 'I i''-iL it pays
well to cducate for businei-;-', is stro.igly fiitf;-'tO'l by ibc :-„iiccess of
a multitude of our graduates. Every graluute is as.surod a g:)oJ pos'.tiou.
Charlotte, N. C.
V/
llBOorpj rated.)
Raleigh, N. G.
Da-venports
We have a very comjilcte line of Davonnort Reds in Oak, Karly Eng
lish and .Mahogany—ja.st tiie thing for sunmjcr usp; s-'ine cl tn«"H‘ na\e
solid red ccdar war(iiol»e that wiil I'.er-]) out i :in(. at t ue samo
time furniiih storage rooiu for Blankets or utl.cr owolen goods.
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C.me in and lot us rhow you wond--fn’ J?-- .-,f spring goods. Ev
ery day brings large shipments of ’uiings new ior tlic oconomical hous-
^'''''^(^me join the thousands -f pleased cusiomor^ that tiade h-rc and ysu
will never lie sorry.
Kverything for the home.
Lubin Furnitore Co
n-' . )!{ )
by ^
It You Want Dry Coal. Buy
Stocndard
It is all under shed and protected from
the weather.
Phont? IQ or
Standard Ice & Fuel Co..pg
Qna
M. A. BLAND, Sales Agent
m