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COLONEL OOETHALS
LEAVES FOR PANAMA
(By 'Leased Wire to The Times)
New York,' March 29 Colonel
William Goethals, chairman of the
isthmian canal commission, for three
hours -today addressed a committee
of the chamber of commerce on the
Panama Canal from the commercial
viewpoint, the advantages of the lock
and "sea level plans and the possibil
ity of hastening its completion. This
afternoon he sailed for Panama on
the Advance.
There wore many things that Col.
Goethals said that the chamber com
tnittees does not think proper that
the public should know and the ro
ports given out were censured. ,
ORGANIZED LABOR BILK
Introduced' In Congress by
- Mr. Wilson
Bifl Is Both An Anti-Injunction Meas
ure qnu a .yeasure intenaea u ex
empt Labor Organizations From
Operations of Sherman (Law. -
PR neuralgia, sciatica, 'oi'hy
pain in the nerves- j s ; i a
oloans
Linim
ent
hag absolutely no equal. It pene
trates at once cjuiets the nerves
and stops the pain. "
Mr. J. C. TjRE, of 1100 N'inth St., S.E.,
Washington, D.C., writes : " I advUM
a lady who was a great sufferer from
neuralgia to try Sloan's Liniment.
After one application the pain left her
and she is not troubled with it now."
PAYNE IiV THE WOODS
No Telling As to Outcome
of Bill
Chairman Payne Expects to Know
ftomethinir Definite About tlife
- Amendments That Are to be Offer
ed by the Latter Part of the Week,
Price 25c, 60c. and $1.00.
Dr, Earl S. Sloan, Boston, Mass.
I All Druggists keep Sloan's Liniment.
(By Leased Wire to Th Times)
Washington, March 29 The bill
on which organized labor center most
of its energies at he next regular
session has been introduced in con
gress. It was presented to the house
by Representative Wilson, of Penn
sylvania. ' - '-
. (Representative Wilson's bill Is both
an anti-injunction measure and a organized labor. It has been appar
measure intended to exempt labor ent since the elections last fall, in
organizations from the operations of -"which the labor vote split that con
the Sherman law. It would also gress ls Iees fearfuj of the labor vote
make the boycott legal... It would than It was a year or more before the
prevent the issue of injunction in election.
labor disputes unless necessary toi 0ne feature of the Wilson bill pro
prevent irreparable injury to proper- vides that no agreement to do or not
ly or to a property right. Moreover, to uo a thing in a labor dispute shall
the bill would exclude labor from oe punishable or actionable unless
consideration as property. A further the thing agreed, on would have been
feature of the bill is that it would ' actionable if done by one man. This
permit agreements and combinations is a feature of the English trades dis
between farmers. pute act of 1906.
While the Federation of Labor
will make a hard struggle to get
something done at the regnlar ses
sion the outlook cannot be regarded (;om.ral Alexander Wins in Los An
as good Already, President Samuel geles Election.
Gompers, of the Federation, takes the I; (By Leused Wire to The Times)
position that President Taft is less Los Angeles, Cal., March 29 The
disposed to modify the statutes as to official count of, the mayoralty elec
injunction than President Rooosevelt j tiorii announced today, confirms the
was. victory of General Alexander, the re
It cannot be doubled, moreover, 01.m candidate, by a plurality of 1,-
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
REFOKM CANDIDATE W1XS.
that the situation In congress is-un-i CGO'OHt.of more than 25,000 voles
favorable to the legislation wanted by
Watches That Need
No Watching
They are built to run right. ,
They need only ordinary care, nnd they will do their'
work well and faithfully. : '
' Because we: sell this class of Watches, and sell them
at fair prices, the discerning public regards Jolly-Wynno
Jewelry Company as Watch Headquarters, especially when
it comes to the staple lines of Watches. -y
Circumstances alter cases, but not our Watch Cases.
They are always the same. Guaranteed, whether', filled or
solid.' ..': '
JOLLY-WYNNE JEWELRY COMPANY,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH. . O.
cast.- ''-. ...
Fred C. Wheeler, the socialist can
didate, carried five out of the nine
wards. Alexander's victory Is a heavy
blow to the machine.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, March 29 Chairman
Payne expects to know something
definite ' about , the amendments his
committee will agree to accept about
the latter part of the week. It is the '
question of amendments that is caus
ing doubt about the time of the pas
sage of the bill. Mr. Payne and the
leaders are giving themselveis no con
cern about the general debate for
they know that as soOn as they can
secure the required number of
pledges they will bring In a rule that
will limit the number of amendments
to be voted on and also fix the time
for the vote on the passage of the
bill. But at this time Mr. Payne is
still in the woods. The president has
bpen called into consultation and
made acquainted with the situation.
He has been informed that as the
case now stands there is no telling
what the outcome may he, especially
f the bill should be thrown open to
amendment. The schedules that are
giving trduble include hides, lumber,
woolens, chemicals, barley and malt,
and also coal. The sentiment in fa
vor of amendments of the schedules
is so pronounced that it will require
the best of diplomacy to affect a com
promise. And this is what Mr. Payne
is now working' on.':. Until he secures
something tannible in the shape of a
compromise on amendments,- general
debate will continue.-.-.. ': ,
it was 'intimated today that the tax
on tea will bo knocked out and an
increased tax on beer put In the bill.
Kills Would-Be Slayer.
A merciless murderer Is Appendicitis
with many victims. But Dr. King's
New Life Fills . kill It by prevention.
Then gently -'-.stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing the clogging
that Invites,, appendicitis, curing Con
stipation, Biliousness, Chills, Malaria,
Headache and Indigestion. 2Gc. at all
druggists.
IT
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Until you set all the .money if you - need some
things for the home. Come and get it, pay down
what you can, and if you pay the remainder in in
stallment payment, .weekly, or 30, 60, or 90 days, it
will not cost you any more here than it would at
most places, if you paid SPOT CASH.
Come in and talk with us: We are reasonable
and waht"to"accommodate you. --
CAPITAL FURNITURE COMPANY,
Fayetteville Street, Vi - - Raleigh, N. C.
Xo 1'rospect of Strike.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Indianapolis, Ind., March 29 "I
see no prospect of a strike in the an
thracite coul field," said Thomas L.
Lewis, president of the United Mine-
workers of America today; "The min
ers will continue at 'work indefi
nitely." .. . '.
TO CURE A COLD IX OXE DAY
Tke .LAXATIVE BR0M0 , Quinine
Tablets, - jjufgglsts refund money if
It fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
ROWLIXG AXD KOX BALL.
For a Pleasant Game of Rowling and
Rox Ball Visit
RALEIGH ROX BALL PARLORS,
A Match Game Each Week. .
Xo. 9 East Hargett Street.
AdjoinViK the New Masonic Temple,
SKATING
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Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
8 to 10:30 P. M.
Every Xight Evcept Wednesday and
Sunday.
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EN JOY TH E B EST.
THE GEM
THE BUSIEST STORE IX TOWX THERE'S A REASON FOR-IT: ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW. .
f THE FORMAL OPENING TODAY WAS ONLY A STARTER.
5 Grand Opening of Spring Millinery
CONTINUED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK.
, A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies to see what Raleigh can do -it
will stir their city pride. The Salon, crowded from the opening hour till close'
of day. The most magnificent display of Spring Hats ever seen. Beautiful .
French Hats for Street, Reception, Evening. .
A pleasing presentation of style modes and models.
Spring Hats ready to drop in the box, and trimmings
ready to be shaped as you command.
The Hats Arc Growing Larger
On display, new and charming designs Flat Hats,
Dip Brims, Turtle Crowns, and an elaborate array of
those charming Marie Antoinette Pokes and the ' won
derful now inverted Flower-pot Shapes, each a distinct
and individual type. The Billie Burke, Gilsey, Gaiety,
and Mary Garden are stunning effects.' We have on dis
play the original Ethel Barrymore Colonial Parisian pat
tern jetted effect. The Salome Turban of our own crea
tion and the Faultless direct from Parisian designers.
TURE LOYKRS DISTURBED.
Fear That There Will Be Xo Racing
in Washington Causing Talk.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, March 27 Although
a fear that thp District will not be on
the racing circuit, this season has
rankled In the breasts of ardent turf
lovers here the final adverse decis
ion handed down last evening by the
Washington Jockey Club officials Is
causing lots of comment around town
today. V '-."..'; ' -.."''' .
Club officials have definitely aban
doned all thoughts of promoting a
meeting this spring, although a date
for the fall meeting has already been
decided upon. ..', .
The decision comes as a blow to
the many prominent owners who have
been quartering their horses at the
Benning track.
The meeting in the fall will be run
in conjunction with the horse show
ASSASSINATED BY DESPERADO.
R. C. Pooler Killed by Man Who Had
Grievance Against Him. V
(By Leased Wire to The Times) '
. Laos, N. M., March 29 R. C
Pooler, local justice of the peace
chairman of the democratic county
central committee and one. of the
most prominent 'i politicians in the
northern part of New Mexico, -was as
sassinated early today in the parlor
of his home by George Potter, an
all-around tough character and alleg
ed train robber. Some time ago
Pooler went to rescue Mrs. Potter,
who. was being beaten by her hus
band, and forced him to desist.
To be
Beautiful is the Privilege of
Every Woman
Also
It Is Her Duty.
All Ladies invited to visit our "Beauty Show" of
Fine Spring Millinery on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. Don't forget it.
B 0 YL A N-PEARCE CO MP ANY.1
COMPLETE CHANGE OV
I PROGRAM DAILY.
ALL NEW
An Old Soldier's Sloiy.
A Cracker's Bride.
At The Altar.
A, Bird in A Gilded Cage.
Four ThoutAtnd Feet at The
; , Gem Tonight. V ., ,
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PRICES:
5c. and 10c.
Foster & Mansfield
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LATE .MILL NEWS
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Woodruff. S. C The W. S. Gray cot
ton mill Is now running and the splen
did town of Woodmff has two cotton
mills In operation.
Bainbrldge. Ga. A conference at
Balnbridge, Ga., of business men was
held a day or two ago at the office of
the mayor there, relative to building
a cotton factory. A committee was
appointed to Secure full data.
Concord, N. C Robert L. McAllis
ter hus been employed to do brick
work In the rebuilding of the burned
mill No. 4 by Mr. J. Locke Erwln, man
ager of the Locke mills. The mill when
rebuilt will be only two stories high,
instead of three stories as formerly.
Work Is expected to' begin tomorrow..
Ellierton, Ga- An election for three
trustees in' Pearl Mills district is here
by ordered to be held at the Texirl
Mills school house, on Saturday, 27th
inst., to fill the vacancies on the board
of trustees of said school district caus
ed by tile expiration of the time of W,
II. Kpps -'and the moving away of
Clarence K. Uiley anil John T. Vail.
Monticello, 5a. A mass meeting of
the citizens nnd business men of Mon
ticello was (jailed for -Tuesday night
March 16. for the purpose of organiz
ing a chamber of commerce for the
city of Montiivllo. aud io nil prolmbil
Uy stock will be raised und a corpora
tion will be organized to erect a cotton
mill. .
Claxton,, Gil. -It is proposed to build
a cotton factory at I'laxton. (ia . and
I Judge W. IV. I'Yeeman, of that city, is
illti'l eKteil ill tile lll oliositloll. Ill' . lias
taken an option on foilv ileres of land
as a site for the enterprise athl is nil
dcrstuod In repiesiiit NoitliHeorgla
cotton manufacturers who are planning
the location of branch mills.' A $i .,(kmi
Plant Is contemplated, aim details will
doubt less be''-announced - In . thr' near
future.
IVinopolis. Ala. The Klinoio Manu-
facUirlni; Company. Diuiopolis. Ala.
lias been Incorporated -wllh n capita
stock .-of Sr.ll.lKKJ to lake oyer and eon
tinue the plant lirivlofoiv eonilucted by
the Hcssie Minuc Me"fii tlllillK fool
nanv. Thin plant Is coinmcd w ith 4,( on
spindles or ine mule type and aicoin
pnnyhiK Inaehinery for tlie pidiluei lot
of waxte yarns. The Incorporators- .
the tleie imii n t' .1 i-i. 1? I.1
of the bill and then declares that itsj-'-'VV. Sanders ami W, llairlsni, J
enactment would he prejudicial to the;"11'1 Ml8 HcksIc c. .Mimre.
cnanoite, in. c. - rue charlotte Cot
ton more Companv ciruanized jester
STORY OV CR A Z V SX A K E.
TO I'KEVEXT SHIl'MEXTS.
Bill By IJcprcsentative I.annley to
I'rhibit Sbipnicnts of Liquor.
( By Leased Wire to The Times)
WashinRton, March 27 Represen
tative LanKloy, of Kentucky, intro
duced in the house yesterday the In
terstate shipment measure prepared
by the National Anti-Saloon League.
It noes farther than the recent
penal code amendment, which pro
hibits all shipments of liquor frrmi
outside a state where such -shipment
would he unlawful within the same
slate, and, by not attempting to dele
gate the matter to the states, avoids
the objection of unconstitutionality
urged against the measure known as
the Littlelleld bill .
Attended . Inaugural ion His Son
Still in Washington.
(By Leased Wire to The Times) '.,
Washington, D. C, March -
Crazy Snake and several of his tribes
men of Creek Indians, who are on the
warpath, were in Washington during
President Taft's inauguration and
witnessed the ceremonies incident to
the convening of the extra session of
congress. A few days later they re
turned to Henrietta, Okla.
here as Thomas Wilson, accompanied
them, but did not return home with
them. With the stoicism characteris
tic of his race, When seen last night
at his boarding house, he professed
to know nothing of the outbreak of
the Snake clan, and was apparently
uninformed about the troubles of hU
father. He looked downcast and de
pressed when told of the .capture of
his elder brother, Chitti Harjo and
inquired ir he was still alive. Assur
ance In the affirmative brought an ex
pression of hope over the redskin's
face.
During the past summer Crazy
Snake started to make trouble near
Hickory Ground, in Oklahoma, but he
MANILA OPPOSES PAYNE BILL.
Majority Lender In Assemehly Pre.
senls Resolution, Protesting
' Altai list Meusuiv.
' (By Cable to The Times)
Manila, March 27 Senor Queson,
floor leader of the majority In the
Philippine assembly presented today
a resolution embodying a memorial
to congress opposing the Pay no bill.
The resolution recites the provisions
Interests of the Philippine people es
pecially so far as it concerns an eco
nomic administration.
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officers: Mesift,- C. ( . Ilrown, pit s
dent: J. It. McDoliahl. vice tneshleli
Killed In Oasollne Explosion. ! and It. K. lllalr, seeretarv ami tnai
(By Leased Wire to The Times) urer. .'A site Jias been sveured at tho
West Palm Beach, Fla., March 29 intersection or ' First Street and the
By the explosion of the gasoline railroad and a two-Htory brick building
reservoir the ditching of a motorcar wln be. erected there at. -an early date.
l..moo Ihnhom. rna.lorf tn U ' he "d espwlally ,eslf,IK'd
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manufacture
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1 1 mi col ton
I wnnt every porxon who suffors with
Any form of KicWjr ailment, no innttor
hew ninny rpnieilic tiny hnve tried, no
Hunter hew ninny ilortorR they have con
sulted, no matter how cr)miH the chkc. to
give Mniiyon's Kidne.T Heinwly n trial.
Vim will he natiinlslied to m how quh'kly
It relieves nil pnlim hi the hnek loins
and iiroins eaiiRed hy the kldneVM. You
will he niriirlqiKl to nop how quickly
it reduces the Rwplllni; In the feet and
len, also pufllnPHH under tlie eye, after
tiilihiK n few doses of this remedy. You
will he delighted to nee the color return
ing to your checks ind feel the thrill of
vll!or nnd Rood cheer. If your ITrlne Is
thick or milky. If it Is pule nnd foamy, If
It contains sediments or hileltdust, if It Is
highly colored or has an offensive smell.
If you iirlnnte frequently, you should per
sist III tnklnit this remedy until all Hymn
tnins disappear. We holier? this remedy
lias rured more serious kidney ailments
than all the Ktdney medicines that hare
hern compounded. Professor Munyon be
lieves that the terrible death rate from
Rrlght's Olsense and Tilnhetes Is unnec
essary arid will he greatly reilucpd by this
remedy. ' '
On at onre to vour druffcist and purchase
a hottle of Munvon's Kidney remedy. If
It falls to Rive satisfaction I n-llt refund
your money. Mnnvon.
Fur nale by all druggists. Price 25c,
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The Line to the Celebrated Resorts
of Virginia.
For descriptive matter, schedules
and Pullman Reservations, address
W. O. WARTHEN, .
D. P. A., Richmond, Va.
JNO. D. POTTS,
Oen'l Pas. Agent.
was overawed by a prompt showing
of state militia. When the govern
ment, about ten years at?o, determin
ed to divide the land in Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma among the In
dians, start them in Hie world as ag
riculturalists, and teach them to be
self-supporting, Crazy Snake, whose
Indian name is Chitti llario, and who
Is registered as Wilson Jones, gath
ered about him sixteen kindred spir
its in opposition and started to mnUe
trouble. Before they were subjugat
ed several lives were lost, and Crazy
Snake and his "cabinet" were taken
to Muskogee in Irons. Since I lion
there have been minor outbreaks
from Crazy Snake and his fast dwind
ling band, but none was serious.
It Saved His Leg.
"All thought I'd lose my leg," wrllf s
J. A.- Swensoii, Watertown, Wis.;' Ten
years of eczema' that -f 'doctors could
not cure, bad at Inst laid me Up, Then
jHncklen's Arnica Salve cured it soutnl
and well." Infallibe for Hkln .-fcrup-Ulons,
Eczema, Halt Hheum, Boll Fe
ver Sores, Hums,. Scalds, Cots' and
I'lles. 25c. at all druggists, v , .
Ship Imprisoned In Ice. .
( By Cable to The Times)? , '
'Pictou, N. S., March 29-r-ThO
steamship Minto, with forty-four pas
sengers on board, is Imprisoned In
the ice in Northumberland Strait,
nnd there 1b liitle prospect of. the
j people getting to shore very soom '
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