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THE EVENING TDfES: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1908.
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hinders so far as thto is concerned
The league financially is In a good
condition and the addition of these
two prospective clubs would not like
ly affect in. any wise the treasuries of
the several clnba. ' "The more the
merrier" holds one good to some ex
tent In baseball 'and from what has
appeared in the papers of the Various
cities which now have teams in the
Carolina Association, there is little
objection to the incsase.'
Let ' min. Charlotte Observer,
Suffered Broken -tie.
Concord, Nov. '23 In 'an attempt
to n: rir.uhlo n born-d a wagon from the
rem- rrd Saturday afternoon, Master
Early Watsrfh, he 7-year-old: son of
Mr. anil :,trn. J. U Watson, caught
h'n lofvlos brea the spokes of tiie
wiisou wheel .und sustained a broken
. I -?jv both bonea' in tha leg being bro
ken Just abdve the ankle. Hearing
Mm child 8 w reams the driver
stopped the w.igon I 'time 'to pre
vent him from bcins drawn In and
crushed to death. The little fellow is
resting easy today, though he is suf
fering intense pain at times.
Much interest centers in the auc
tion sale Wednesday, of the magnifi
cent plaat of the Odell Manufactur
ing Company. , All Concord and Ca
barrus county is. Interested in the af
fair and. it has been a theme of gen
eral conversation for the past week.
Charlotte Serins Willing.
Columbia used to laugh at Char
lotte through the organs of the, capi
tal city of the Palmetto State about
wanting to get In the Sallie League;
the tables have turned. With aspira
tions brighted toward continuing In
that company on' account of heavy
financial loss,' the fans have turned
their orbs toward the Carolina As
sociation as a fit place in which to
cast a team, and Billy Laval is talk
ed of in a managerial capacity. Tha I
trend of the chat is that Columbia
and aftleigh would like to get a
berth in this company, and make it
an eight-club affair,
. -Will they be allowed to come in?
That is the question which is of
cuuuu.ii jusi now. u nas appeared easeB ot the nook wornl( arrived in
in -time past that the directors of the tne elty yesterday afternoon and last
league are amenable to a proposition nlght at the Elks' temple addressed
like that and the supposition is they a large gathering of Wilmington and
stil are. The oplnipn which prevails ; visiting physicians upon the particu
in this particular domain of fandora - Iar oranch of BClence in which he ha
is that both cities would be gladly specialized. The address is spoken
received and given the warm and'of by the profession as having been
sympathetic grasp, but only with the'one of gr(,at learning and research
cusuntc understanding tnat they do and was heartily enjoyed by the phy-
FOR THE LAST TIME Nfl ilYXPFPSli
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AFTER TODAY
As to Youthful Prisoners. ,
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 23 Sam
P. Collier, clerk of the United States
court in this city, has received from
Judge Thomas R. Purnell two im
portant orders governing procedure
in criminal cases in the district court
in the future. . One provides that
male prisoners, white and negro, un
der the age of sixteen years, shall
hereafter when sentenced in the
court, be sent to the National Train
ing School for Boys in Washington,
D. C. . The second order 1b that here
after female prisoners sentenced to
terms if imprisonment will be con
fined in such prisons as the depart
ment of justice may designate upon
application to that authority, instead
of to tne prison at Nashville, Tenn.,
which is no longer available for this
purpose. The order is to be "entered
on the docket at Wilmington and cer
tified copies of the same furnished
to the clerks of the federal courts at
Elizabeth City, New Bern and Wash
ington, N. C. " :
Dr. J, L. Nicholson, of Rlchlands,
N. C, a recognized authority on dis-
Four Stars to Don Uniform
Last Time
Thompson, Von Glr.lin, StwiiR and
Stroud to End Their Football Ca
reer In a Waste or Glory by Defeat
ing th Strong V. P. 1. Eleven,1
Prompt' Cure tor Ingestion
: and Stomach Misery
not seriously interfere ','. with Char
lotte's pennant-winning ambitions.
From a geographical point of view,
both are well situated and nothing
THE GEM
David and Goliah
(A a,no Feet Feature Film)
The Janitor Falsely
Accused.
(A Thrllliiw Dramu)
No time to get "That Tired
Forling" when at our show.
There is something doing all
the time.
PRICES:
Sc. and 10c.
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
PROGRAM DAILY.
Foster & Mansfield
sicians in attendance.
Interest Is added to Thursday's game
by the fact that It Is the last time
four of the A. & M. stars will ever
represent their alma mater on the
gridiron.
bni Thursday evening Thompson,
Stevens, Von Olahn and Stroud, four
players that would do' credit to any
team. Will have played their last game
of football.
Thompson, the great fullback and
kicker, matriculated at A. & M. after a
year at Davidson and has rounded his
four years. He graduates in June.
StevehS; captain and quarterback of
this year's' team, will also receive his
sheep skin. In his freshman year he
played on the scrubs, but next year
made end and in his junior and senior
years - has played a star game at
quarter.
Voii Olahn, the big 200-pnund,. G feet
0-lneh tackle, played two years on his
class team and this is his second on the
'varsity. Dr. Joe! Whitaker has pro
nounced him the. greatest linesman the
south has produced since Louie Glnon.
John Stroud, IW-pound halfback,
played one year on his class team, one
year us 'varsity tackle nnd this in his
second year as halfback. It was John
that handed the lemon to Virginia
last Thanksgiving day.
These men Will do or die to finish
out their football career with a great
victory and will play the best game
of their life next Thursday.
This game promises to be one of the
greatest football battles ever seen in
the south. The V. P. I. team, with
its great kicker, Hodgson, is a power
ful one, and was only beaten by the
Navy In to 4, Hodgson incidentally
kicking a goal. If A. & M. wins the
University of Virginia can elnim the
championship of Virginia, and every
V. P. I. man will do his utmost to
prevent this.
A Female Hobo.
Statesvllle, Nov. 23 A girl hobo
dressed in men's overalls passed
through Statesvllle yesterday morn
ing in aa empty box ,car of a west
bound frieght train. The train re
mained here a few minutes and the
young woman got out of the car and
walked about the station. A man who
conversed ' with her said she was a
very pretty girl and stated that she
and a male companion who was
secreted ia another car were beating
! their way from Baltimore to Florida.
She wore pants for the advantage of
them over dresses In swinging trains,
and to disguise herself as a man.
MATTRESS FACTORY BURNED.
(Except Friday) -8TARTIXG
MONDAY, NOV. 23.
. HUTTON-BAILEY STOCK CO.
In a repertoire of High-Clam Come
' "'. den and Dramas, with First
'Class Vaudeville lie-
twevn Acta.
OPENINO PLAVi .
"THE LITTLE PRINCESS."
Prices. . 10c, 20c, and 30r.
Reserved Seats on Hale Saturday, 10
a. in. One Lady Free With Each
'Paid 81k?. Ticket, providing Tick
H Are Purchased Before 7:00 p.
m. Monday, November 23.
92,800 Fire at Stovall, Granville
:.' County,
(Special to The Times)
Oxford, Nov. 231 A telephone message
from Stovall. Granville county, con
veys information to the effect that a
destructive Are occurred there early
Saturday morning, the looser by the
fire was the Acme Manufacturing
Company, under the firm name of
T. W. Stovall Company, manufac
turers of mattresses.
The entire plant was consumed, with
no Insurance to cover loss. The loss
was estimated at J2.5C0. The origin of
the Are Is unknown.
Also meager Information was receiv
ed here that a fire occurred at Dabney,
of which no definite particulars could
be obtained.
LICENSE REVOKED,
Insurance Company is Excluded from
.'.';., State.
Insurance Commissioner Jas. R.
Young has excluded from the state the
Ohio German Insurance Company of
Toledo, Ohio. Agents are warned to
write no business for this county. It
Is understood that application has
been made for' the appointment of a
receiver. V.
Why, hot start now today, . and
forev'ei' rid' - yourself of Stomach
trouble and Indigestion? A dieted
stomach geta the blues and grum
bles, Give it a good eat,' then take'
Pape's Dlapepsin to start the digest
ive juices working. There will be no
dyspepsia or belching of Gas or eruc
tations of undigested food; no feel
ing like a lump of lead in the stom
ach or heartburn, sick headache and
Dizziness, and your food will not fer
ment and poison your breath with
nauseous odors.'
Pape's Dlapepsin costs only 50
cents for a large case at any drug
store here, and will relieve the most
obstinate case of Indigestion and Up
set Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better to
take Gas from Stomach and cleanse
the stomach and intestines, and, be
sides, one triangule will digest and
prepare for assimilation Into the
blood all your food tiie same as a
sound, healthy stomach;, would do It.
When Dlapepsin works, your -stom
ach rests- gets itself in order, cleans
up and then you feel like eating
when you come to the table, and what
you-eat will do yon good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you us soon as
I you decide to begin taking Dlapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want to
be thoroughly cured of: Indigestion.'.
Rule's Creek Notes.
(Special to The Times)
Bule's Creek, Nov. 2:1 Rev.
ED;
Detective' - O'Brien, had arrested John
A. Filzpatrick, aged 4.1, and W. A.
Fiupalriek, aged 3ft. alleged confed
erates of Meyers, and late last, night
Richard Krlnsley Sheridan, a multi
millionaire of Wilkesbarie, accom
panied by John M. Carman, former
democratic state chairman, his per
sonal eouasel, arrived here lo prose
cute Meyers and' the Fitzpntrick
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THE WOMAN'S STORE HIGHEST QUALITIES, LOWEST PRICES.
THANKSGIVING SALE WARM WINTER FUnS
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ALL STAR GAME.
& M.
Poe, now a ministerial student ni
Wake Forest, a former student hi're,
has just closed a 'meeting of great
power here. Yesterday 14 were bap-
brothers.
There- is considerably more behind
the arrests than I'olice Superintend
ent McQtiude is will to publicly dls-
ilzed, making 73 baptisms here tais cuss. ':.. Deluctlve O'Brien Is also very
year.
Thanksgiving servlcas will
dose-mouthed, but It is known that a
be ob- well-known I'iUsliurger accompanied
served Thursday. The collection last Meyers to Wllkesbarre when the lat-
year for the orphans amounted to
$50. We hope to do as well this
year. .: .'-.-.' '.'..:'
Local Footballista to Meet A.
Freshmen.
The all stars, a local football ag
gregation, will meet the strong A.
M. freshmen eleven at the A. & M.
athletic field tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 p. m. The teams are about
equally matched and a lively match
Is -promised. The local club is com
posed of Lewgab, R. E.; Harris, R.
T. ; Massey, R. G. ; Goodwin, C, ;
Holding, L. G.; Brockwell, L. T.:
Jeffrey, L. E.; Ivey, Q.; Creele, R. H.
B.i Betts, F. B.; Yerby, L. H. B.
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS,
Court in
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PROGRAM:
THE MERRY WIDOW HAT.
THE YVITCH.
THE. ACTOR'S CHILI).
, Nothing is Too Gbod for pur Patrons.
Session in About
i Counties Today.
Superior court convehed this morn
ing In ten counties. These are: - Pas
quotank, Judge Guion presiding;
Craven, Judge O; H. Allen; Duplin,;
Judge Lyon; Cumberland, Jude
Biggs; Moore, Judge Webb; Gran
ville, Judge Jones; Rowan, Judge
Long; Surry, Judge Counclll; Gas
ton, Judge Justice; Macon, Judge
Peebles. "
Court is also in session in about
six other counties, two weeks' ses
sions being begun last Monday
ter is alleged to have worked a swln
die on Shcridaj. ..'''
The only . T'litsburg victim so far
discovered by the-policy is Theodore
N. Uarnsdall, millionaire oil opera
tor. Meyers and the Fitzpatrlcks are
Sixteen credited with getting f 1,000 from
. IBarnsdall on some sort of a deal in
oil leases. There Is every possibility
that llarusdall may prefer a charge
against tlio Fiizpatrtcks today.
ANOTHER PROMOTER ARRESTED
J. Monet flore, Wyers Arrented in
Pittsburg and Charged With
Grand Larceny,
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Pittsburg, Pa Nov. 23 Develop
ments In the 'case of J. MonCoftore
I Myers, the promoter, whd was arrest- .
,ed at Hotel Schenloy Saturday by De
tective William H. O'Brien, cam) rap-''
Idly yestereday nnd today. Meyers,
! yesterday was taken hack toNew.
lYork to face tevertl charget of fcrand,
lareehy In' the first degree. .',.' tl U I
J tie waiTiatui; oitT ot Urtlty' untl
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The styles in Neck Pieces and Muffs for this season are both novel and
. -rwfttr . i .1 '7'. ') '' -. . ' .' :-:-..::(i." "-;
Complete line of Neck Pieces, Shawls Throw .Scarfs, Pelerenes,.-Long
-Boas, Cravats, and Bow Ties. '' -:- '-xj;
In Muffs we sha wAuto Muffs, Rug Muffs, Pillow Muffs, Flat Muffs in
animal effects and strictly novelty shapes.
, The. Variety of Furs is as great as the variety of designs.
All prices, according to qualities desired, i'
" " $3.50. $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, to $35.00 up.
MANNISH TAILORED SUITS.
New arrivals by most every Express. Where there are so "many, :to at
tempt to define any particular style would be at the expense . of the others.
They are here in the most fashionable modes, in quantities, qualities, jb6lor
ing, and becoming styles suited to all figures, medium, slim, or stout." , -The
price-range is from .... . . ..... $15.00, $18.50,' $25.00 to $65.00
ANOTHER NEW LOT OF SKIRTS.
It is easy choosing, where the variety is so great, as to gratify thermo'st
capricious wishes of woman, and the prices within the range oi all purses, ;
- $4.98, $7.50, $10.00 td $18.50
LARGE PICTURE HATS. '
. Most faithful reproductions of latest Paris Styles in Millinery at half
the prices of the originals.
Beautiful specimens for . . ; . $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 up
LA GRECQUE AND KABO CORSETS.
The foundation for all fine dresses is in the perfect outlines brought out
in the perfect-fitting Corset. The best, to our judgment, sold on the American.' I.i
market are the La u-recque ana Jiabo uorsets. .-
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, to $8.50
LADIES' SWEATERS. .,
Sweaters are scarce and hard to get. A couple of dozen just received.
White and white with colored borders .... . $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, and $5.00' j
THANKSGIVING LINEN. ?
Silver Bleach Pure Irish Flax Table Damasks, in scores of patterns: j
Roses, Vines, Leaves, Ferns, Poppies, Tulips, Chrysanthemums, etc. '
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to . $2.00
German Linen Damasks, half and full bleach, 50c, 59c, 75c, 85c, and $1.00 ?
New Napkins, Doilies, Lace and Mexican Drawn Work Center Pieces, Scarfs, f
and Toilet Sets, Damask, Huck-a-buck and Crash Towels.
NEW KID GLOVES, NEW VEILINGS, NEW RUCHINGS, NEW NECK
FIXINGS, .NEW HANDKERCHIEFS, NEW PILLOW TOPS, A -.
NEWNESS IN EVERYTHING YOU SEE DISPLAYED ALL ABOUT :
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BOYLAN-PE ARCE COMPANY.
III 1 TOX-IUILEY CO. TONIGHT.
The advance sale of seats indicate
that, the Academy Will be well-filled
tonight when the Hutton-Bailey Stock
Company.-start a week's engagement,
cvept Friday night, at popular
I'rices, presenting a . different play
ear'.i night, with matinees Thursday
nnd Saturday. The play tonight will
be the pretty pastoral comedy drama,
"Little Princess."
Popular priced attractions are very
much, in vogue with all classes of
theatre-goers all over the country at
the present time, and no doubt the
Hutton-Bailey Company will attract
large, crowds to the Academy this
week,' as they made a very favorable
Impression here last season.
High-class specialties by real vau
devllle artists will be presented be
tween acts, thus insuring a continu
ous performance from start to nnlsii
PAl'L- G1LMORK COMING.
Paul Gilmore, who Is billed to ap
pear at the Academy of Music on Frl'
day evening, November 27, Is Bpoken
of in a recent criticism as " a faith
ful student of nature. When he com
pletes his moulding of a stage puppet
he endows It with his own full, rich,
personal, alive nature. He has the
rare gift of perceiving and graphi
cally presenting individual charac
ter. He never loses hold of the essen
tials of his art and his work always
presents extraordinary interest." It
will be gratifying to see Mr. Gilmore
in his new part of Tony Allen in
"The Boys of Company B", his
greatest and the most essentially Gll
moresque role he has ever had.
AT THE GAIETY.
"Beauty and the Beast," which is
one of the best and prettiest dramas
ever produced, has been secured by
The Gaiety management, and will be
put on for a two days' run, begin
ning tomorrow.
This is a most beautiful little fairy
tale, and all who have ever seen It
are carried away with Us art'.sttc
beauty and attractiveness.
- A Bible Play.
The Gem Theatre will have on to
night one of the greatest Bible plays
ever produced In this country and
those who are Interested in the beau
tiful stories of the Bible will do fell
to go to tne Gem tonight and iee
this beautiful play. David and jQo
liath, the great Bible story, will" be
given. This is a double reel, bqing
2,000 feet long, and if one of (the
finest films ever produced. Tou
should go to the Gem. tonight find
take the children to see this sieat :
Bible story.
jot.
LOSES AN EYE.
Young Deaf nnd Dumb Lawyer
. fers Further Misfortune.
Roger O'Kelly, the young negro -lawyer,
suffered the loss of an eyfe In
a football game at Shaw Saturday.
The young man is deaf and dumb and
the added affliction will be hard to
bear, " - . - ,. , - .
Young Kelley IS a negro of good
appearance, bright and energetic. He
was recently granted license to prac
tice law. He will have the ""tym
pathy of not only the people of hie
own race but of the white people who
know him.
When You Go to California
Take the Old Overland Trail
I ' Alma Mae Totten With Huttoa-Balley -,
, Stock Company, '
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
Today you travel, that route in comfcrt and ease,
J r surrounded by luxury. -'
r Electric Block Signal Protection iLesaEe road to travel ( w fs
Composite Observation Cars, Pullman Drawing
: Room and Compartment Sleeping Cars, Dining
Cars all electric lighted and well ventilated
".y books, magazines, market reports everything you
can think of to make the journey a pleasure.
The OverSancl Limited
5m trip, Airing momii, to YtBowitori Park, at low rat on all through tlekttt. Writt fmr 04oU
J. F. VanRensselaer, O: A., 124 pciU-cctreel, Atlanta. :
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