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THE EVENING TIMES; RALEIGH, S,C.,-FJ3IDAY, JUNE & 1910. h ITT
The price is a "Mere
they are worth much
are guaranteed for a year.
Weathers Furniture
121 Cast Martin Street.
THE WEATHER.
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Fair to
night and Saturday.
For North Carolina: Generally
fair tonight and Saturday; light to
moderate variable winds.
Weather Conditions.
Scattered showers have occurred
over the cotton belt, with a tew heavy
local rains, temperature being about
normal. The weather has continued
warm from Kansas to the middie At
lantic stales, also in the upper Mis
sissippi valley. Following are some
of the highest temperatures reported:
Richmond, Washington, Cincinnati,
and Detroit, o; Philadelphia, 94;
New York and Pittsburg, 90: St.
Paul and North Platte, US; Dodge,
08. In the extreme norlhwest the
weather is cool with early morning
temperature MS at Yellowstone Park.
Fair weather is indicated for this
vicinity tonight and Saturday.
I.. A. DKNSON,
Section Director.
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
ALL TRAINS LEAVE
UNION .STATION.
Kcnlxmnl Air Line Railway.
Going North.
12:00 p. in,
1:25 a. m.
11:35 a. in.
12:05 p. m.
Gulnif South,
3:20 a. m.
3:50 a. m.
. 4:10 p. m.
6:00 p. m.
10:15 a. m.
(b)5:(KI p. n..
Shoofiy Ar.
Southern railway.
Going East. doing West.
4:30 a. m. 2:00 a. m.
12:30. p. m. 8:35 a. ni.
I:it p. m, 4:06 p. m.
Raleigh and Soutliport.
Going. South Arrive Raleigh,
8:00 a. m, 10:50 a. m.
1:15 p. m. 3:45 p. m.
6:35 p. in. 8:20 p. m.
Norfolk Southern Railway.
Oolnp East. Arrive Raleigh,
(b) 6.15 a. in. ,. (a) 7:55 a. ni.
(a) 9:00 p. m. . (b) 7:15 p. in.
ta) Dally, (b) Dally Except Sunday.
A sure thing about a man without
brains is how he can question every
body el.'-e's:
The Store Thai's Permanent
in Furnishing Only the Best
Things Wearable tor Men.
Tbe Hour of Kutjpenlieinie
: Chicago
J. ROSEN GARTEN CO.
FAVHTTttVITiLK STREET
O. C. Thons
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. THE
B O X!
We do not mean the "Bal
lot Box", but the "Box" you
are liable to find yourself in
when keeping appointments
if you haven't one of our ele
eant guaranteed Nickel
Watches.
Bagatelle,"
more. They
Raleigh, N. C.
TWO CHARTERS TODAY.
A Million Dollar Hand Saw Company
For Greensboro. '
The American Portable Band Saw
mill Company, of Greensboro, was
chartered today. It will manufacture
and deal in saw-mills and saw-mill
supplies, and will secure and control
the patent rights of B. F. Watlilns
and Gordon Bryan for a new port
able band saw-mill. The authorized
capital stock is $ l .iioo.oimi, out will
organize and begin business with
$3,000 paid in. O. C. Klingnian, I..
G. Klingnian, and n. B. Stewart are
the incorporators.
The Dixie Development Company,
of VVadesboro, was chartered to deal
in and develop real estate.: The au
thorized capital stock is $100,000 and
begins business with $17,500 paid in.
John W. Gulledge, Johrt VV. Odom
and others are incorporators.
TWO BIG CROWDS.
Democratic Candidates Spoke at Car
nlcigh and Pilot Mills.
Mr. William B. Jones and Mr. John
W. Hinsdale, Jr., spoke to 150 peo
ple at Caraleigh and 50 at Pilot Mills
last night, making 200 people to hear
the "regular" c andidates. The spea
kers were well-received and were
roundly applauded as tnoy drove
home the points involved in the
campaign. .
Conference ('losed.
The St. Mary's conference closed this
afternoon after very interesting and
successful sessions. There will be no
meeting tonight as previously an
nounced. Ranks on Sure Thing Now.
"I'll never be without Dr. King's
New Life Pills again," writes A.
Schingeck, 647 Elm St., Buffalo, N.
Y. "They cured me of chronic con
stipation when all others failed."
Uncqualed for Billousncs, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Headache, Chills, Mala
ria, and Debility. 25c. at all drug
gists. :
75 c
4' il.
Co.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
DOLLAR SHIRTS ALONG
WITH OUR SUPERB
LINE OF TWO-PIECE
SERGE AND WORSTED
SUITS.
This is the store for you to
visit with your needs.
Everything that's depend
able for the man family
young and old is here
The best line of Dollar
Shirts we've had in a long
time.
N. O. Ji
RALEIGH,
NEGRO CHICKEN THIEF
T IN THE BACK
Last . night Simon Powell was
aroused from his slumbers by tbe
noise from his chicken coop, and
taking his shot-gun he proceeded to
investigate. Upon his arrival at the
chicken house he discovered a man
leaving rapidly with an armful of his
best roosters. After commanding
him to halt and upon his refusal to
comply with the request, he emptied
his gun into the fleeing man's legs.
He fell and lost his chickens and
when Simon reached his side found it
to be Charley Mooten.
The peculiar thing about the af
fair is that when the wounded man
was taken to St. Agnes' Hospital It
was found that where he was pep'
pered with shot the skin was covered
with feathers stuck into the skin.
No one can account for this peculiar
ity unless the shot passed through
the feathers of the fowl waiie by his
side. Both parties are colored and
the report from the hospital today Is
that the wounded man is resting easy.
Insurg
ents Hold Their Last
Meed
ing
(Continued From Page One.) .
an office holder under Dan itusscii,
get so much authority that the dem
ocratic executive committee of Wake
county, consisting of between tnirty
and forty good citizensshould bow
to his will?
Mr. Battle said that the mass meet
ing was called by forty of the best
men of the county. It is a good thing
he did not say "best democrats." He
probably knew the political record of
a large number ot ine signers, anu
that some of them voted for Jim
Young against Needham Broughton.
Mr. Battle concluded with an ap
peal to support the insurgent ticket.
Of course he wanted the ticket sup
ported, for he is on it.
The band then played something.
It Is not known why the band was
here last night. When Jones and
the other democrats spoke a Nshort
lime ago, ,tiiey "used a band to drum
up the crowd." Of course no one
lares accuse the bolters of using such
methods to get a crowd. Oh no.
Doctor Knoch Walter Sikes, who
wants to go to the senate, even if ho
does have to promise to vote for the
crowd that was too bad for him two
years ago, was tiie next speaker.
When. ho. mounted the judge's stand
:in effort was made to give him an
ovation, the chief rooter and his subs
jumped to tiioir feet, waved their
hats and worked their arms like
windmills in a gale in an effort to get
the crowd on its feet, but after all
this exertion about five were induced
to get up. The Doctor said he had
been digging the grave for the ring
i.ll over the county and the people
would do the burying. He also de
nied the charge of ever losing his
temper. He said that the ring had
been shooting him with hot air but
had not hurt him. Ho seemed to have
been considerably inflated with tlia'
substance known as hot air, but it
bore the label of another injector.
Continuing, he said he had told his
record and now wanted to know
theirs. Everybody knows his politi
cal record is crooked and that is why
they are kicking. If his political re
cord was as good as the records or
ihc regulars he would get along bet
ter. His record needed defense, the
others did not.
He then filed several "indict
ments," the first of -which was favor
itism in the road business to individ
uals and quoted that unknown writer
called "Taxpayer," and dwelt upon
false charges without giving the true
statements as has been published. He
said that sixty men were on the list
waiting for appointment to the posi
tion of road supervisor.
The. second indictment, was --extravagance,"
and, of course, the Coun
v Home was the particularly sweet
morsel for this subject. He said lie
didn't believe Wake county's poor
was better kept than in other coun
ties, ,and said the commissioners
were responsible for this extrava
gance. Judge Allen said that Wake
county's home was the pride of the
state. Who is to be believed, Judr?
Allen or Perfcsser Sikes?. The former
has visited the home, while it is
doubtful if the latter ever saw it.
The third indictment was the sal
rry bill, In which he referred to M:-.
Chas. U. Harris as the sparrow who
bad killed Cock Robin.
In his efforts to muddy tho water
he failed to say that all the candi
dates on both sides were committed
i.i the salary bill, and he knows well
that it will be a law regardless of
which side wins. Anything to fool
i he people. ,
The fourth indictment was the
breaking up of the mass meeting.
He characterized that as the greatest
crime that had been committed since
Sherman's army passed through here,
thus carrying out the general tone of
all tbe speeches that "those wno arc
i gainst us are rascals, while ihose
that are with us are pure angels."
Tho idea of saying thnt there arc men
in Wake county who are worso than
Sherman's army. Oh. well, any man
who will say what Sikes said about;
Kleri
IION. J. N. HOLDING,
CON. VV. C. DOUGLASS,
And Other Prominent Democrats Will' Address the
Democrats of Raleigh Township at
Academy of
.Tonight, June 211910
AT 8:30 O'CLOCK P. M.
all democrats cordially invited to
Attend.
Armistead Jones and the Confederacy
will say anything. "Their bulwarks
said the Doctor, "arc money, fraud
and liquor."
Those same men mentioned above
use those methods to debauch the
ballot. Do you believe it? Yet Sikes
?aid so, and he is a .'truthful'' mar.'!
Wow! v -
He further charged that they had
taught men to sell their vote, and
that the otuer side secured votes by
sing whiskey in quantities from a
smell to five gallons.
It would be Interesting if he had
explained what Bailey did with
Craig's money two years ago.
Here tho Doctor got out another
ndictment: "They have constituted
hemselves the supreme court of the
arty."
Just before this Mr. Battle was
clking about tho' entire executiv-j
ommittee not bowing before Josiati
WV... . .."' ' :: . ..
The speaker said, "Wo are trying
fo rid our party of bad leaders.
luess he wants to put in men of both
parties, judging by the ticket he i.
running on. He says put out "bai
mans, Armistead ' Jones, the old
warhorse, who has always been
straight, and put In Bailey, the good
Wouldn't that he a swap to please
on!
The band 'played some more, then
Mr. Bailey mounted the stand. He
said that this marked the culmina
tion of the most intense campaign in
Wake county, but he forgot to tell
them that he was the solo cause of U.
He said it was all over but the
houting.
He said that he would make cer-
ain awards to the other side. Jones
will get a rest, A bottle of osotning
syrup for Hinsdale; Itass will be
court jester; Sears will bo given re
lief, but not the kind Hinsdale gave
him; Bernard will bo given a chance
to make a living outside of office; Pe
gram will be givttr a ring to wear
around his neck; an automobile for
Brewer to use on his good roads; a
pair of buzzard wings to The Even-
ng Times, so it may flop gracefully;
will bury t;ie state democrat;, a halo
made of tho smoke and breath of
Sherwood Cpchurch, Nick DeBoy and
Bob Lewis.
After getting his system relieved of
the 'above, he grew awfully funny(?)
He also said ; that A. Jones'
houghts were "mo and my job; son
Buck and his job."
The speaker said something about
going to the ballot box with a de
tective. . He. said not to let. the repub
licans vote, and Some of the candi
dates got nervous. He then tried to
argue that the present movement
was the same as swept tho city a year
ago, but of course this fooled no one.
fie concluded by saying the Insur
gents would carry the city and tho
county by from 750 to 1,000 votes.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the meet
ing adjourned.
The band, the great amount of ad
vertisements, etc., drew not more
than four hundred, If that mny. ;
Democrats of Wake County 'Should
Cast Their Votes ; For Henry C.
Brown For Corporation Commis
sioner. . . ' ' v . '
To the Editor:
I am for Henry :C Brown for, cor
poration commissioner and intend to
vote for him to fill oat B. F. ' Ay-
edek's term, for the reason that I be
lieve he is the best equipped man for
this Important office. '
. My acquaintance with Mr. Brown
began eighteen years ago . when he
first moved to Raleigh. He has been,
voting, paying taxes and . spending
his earnings In this county ever since,
and I would bo glnd t aoo . Wake
county give him a unanimous tote.,
R. 0. DUNN.
21 XL
Music
ON
Wickersham Says He Will
Rout Trust.
(Continued From Pago One.)
tlreds )f authorities, from the fore
fathers of the country down to the
latest decisions of the United States
supreme court, to show that the na
tional government may regulate rail
road securities.
"Congress assuredly may regulate
and restrain the state corporation in
tho exercise of these powers (to Issue
securities) and may prohibit It from
issuing obligations or stock for any
purpose relating to interstate or for
eign commerce except in accordance
with rules of restrictions prescribed
by it for the purpose of preventing
such evils as watered stocks," said
the attorney general. .
Ho declared the speculative issu
ance of securities to bo an evil and
Sale of Judgments by Merchants' As
' sociation.
By virtue of a resolution adopted at
a regular meeting of the Association,
Judgments against the parties named
below will be sold on Saturday, July
9th, at 12 o'clock noon, at' the court
house door. In the city of Raleigh,
to the highest bidder for cash. These
judgments arc . against the following
persons, in tho amounts named, ex
clusive of interest and costs, vlss
Mrs. J. M. Leach, : Raleigh, N. C,
$114.52. ,
W. F. Draper, Raleigh. N. C. $3.45.
Ella Taylor, Raleigh, N. C, $37.00.
T. K. Campbell, Raleigh, N. C, $7:55.
Oraham Waddell, Raleigh, N. C.,
$5.20.
J: Wr. Lasslter, Wake Forest, N. C.,
$12.1.0. .
Mark L. Collins, Raleigh, N. C,
$112.02. .'..
E. L. King, Raleigh, N. C, $8.65.
John O'Kelley, Raleigh, N. C, $4.25.
Lewis Carver, Raleigh, N. d $30.60.
The light Is reserved to reject any
bid for any judgment and to withdraw
any Judgment from sale.
From time to time other Judgments
will be advertised for sale.
The Merchants' Association of Ral
eigh.
CROSS & LINEHAN
Fayetteville Street ........... . .
pointed to the "era of receivers" in
the railroad world to provo Hie need
of effective national supervision.
Mr. Wickershanv stated that the
great difficulty of drafting a law that
wonld stand the test of the courts
caused this feature to be dropped
from the administration railroad bill
at this session' of congress, but a
clause was inserted authorizing Pres
ident Taft to appoint a commission to
investigate this matter of federal su
pervision of railroad securities, .
' "The first question which arise In
the consideration of this manner will
be necessarily the power of congress
to legislate in the premises, and it
therefore seemed to bo that a discus
sion of that subject would be of time
ly Interest," said Mr. Wickershara at
the beginning of his speech. ,
A girl needs a full moon to appre
ciate having a man make love to her,
unless there Isn't any. when she can
do Just aa well without.
lc. WANTS lc.
ClMdfled ad rertlaeinBt for this
eotara will Nf meoepua at m
ceat per word for each v Issue,
CASH with ' order.. No dver,
(Memeate nndr thl head will
' be charged. No Ait. taken tor
leas thaa 10 CENTS mm tasertloa.
Bach figure charged m oue word.
lc. WANTS lc.
FRESH VEGETABLES DELIVERED
every morning. J. F. Cain & Son,
Mon., Wed., Frl.
LADIES' AMD GENTS DRY CLEAN
Ing Tailoring and Pressing. Kid
gloves cleaned. Chas. Cardwell,
204 S. Salisbury. Capital City
Phone 826-Y. Mon., Wed., Frl.
FOR RENT Modern residence, 601
yards from car line. Polk street,
near Bloun.t, Blx 524 30-eod-tf .
FOR RENT Eight room house In
Glen wood, corner Boylan Avenue
and Devereux street. Water, elec
tric lights. All modern conven
iences. Beautifully shaded. One
block from street cars. An Ideal
home. John W. Hinsdale, Citizens
National Bank Building,
e. o. d. 3t.
FOR RENT One 6-oom house half
block from Peace Institute. Ap
ply at 611 Halifax St. 23-tf
TELEPHONE FOR ONE OF OUR
family price list. People's Laun
dry. .. 22-4t.
DON'T WAIT Come quick. More
bargains and better bargains at
Hailey's Store.
GET THE BEST ACCIDENT AND
health insurance. C. B. Partln. It
WANTED TO TRADE An all-round
good farm horse for saddle or
buggy horse. Koonce Bros., 106
and 111 E. Hargett Street. 24-2t.
THE GREAT SAMPLE SALK WILL
close tomorrow at Hailey's Store.
IK
THE GRASS THAT IS TROD UNDER
foot will spring up. Although I
have fallen I am not utterly cast
down. I am now In my new shop on
South Person street, better pre
pared than before. I have ample
httich room. Neat stalls, water
convenient. B. E. Rogers. 24-lt
INSURE VOVRTIMSE-ACSAINST
i death from any cause. Capital
City 'phone 192. C. B. Parting It
NOTICE We have engaged extra
wagons and your cream will be de
livered in time for your Sunday
dinner. Betts' Ice Cream. 24-2t
A $4.00 .SKIRT AT $2.00 AT HAIL
ey's Store. It
"MOTHERS FRIEND"
BOYS WASH SUITS.
Just the thing for the little fellows. We are showing
the most complete line ever shown in the city. , ,
Better come in early and see the best patterns. .
Price $1.00 to $100. )
u-,. V.-t. 1
FOR RENT Two nice , connecting
. rooms In Masonic Temple. Apply
to John C. Drewry, Masonic Tem
ple. , ; , .?ft-6t .
FOR SALK OR RENT My home at
1215 Hillsboro street. This la one
of the nicest and most comfortable
homes in the city for a small fam
ily. Will be glad to Bhow any one
Interested. Apply by letter, or
'phone 230. Possession given July '
1st. J. Will HuMer. 16-t f. v
FOR SALK A desirable building lot
on North Blount stteet. Apply
Box 464, Raleigh. - ' . 20-6t
AN 1NTKLL1GKNT PERSON MAY
earn $100 monthly corresponding
for newspapers. No canvassing.
' Send for particulars. Presa Syn
dicate, B 5363 Lockport, N. Y.
. 4-1 t. f. -:
ANYONK, ANYWHERE, CAN START
a mail -order business at home.
No canvassing' Be your own boss.
Send for free booklet. - Telia how.
Heacock, A 6262 Lockport, N. Y.
4-19 t f.
GOLD MEDAL COFFEE IS THE
best for the money, 25c. a pound-;
5 pounds, 1.00. W. R. Dorsett ft
C. : ' ' ' 203t
SHIRTWAIST AND SKIRTS LAl'N
dried to perfection; : People's
Laundry. 22 4t. '
EVERYTHING SANITARY AT PEO
pie's Laundry. Phone 74. ' 22-4t.
NEW RIVER MULLETS AT W. B.
Mann & Co. 2 2-3 1.
WANTED Boys to carry routes In
afternoon.- Good pay to right boys.
Apply Circulation . Manager The
.Evening Times. V
FOR SALE Sweet milk and cream
by Mrs. Sam ABhe. 20-6t
WANTED A lodger. Nice room,
private "family. Bath. Phone
970-M. ; v 20-6t
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED BY
hand, People's Laundry : 22-4t.
LADIES WASH SUITS LAUNDRIED
- In our hand department; a jPcople's
Laundry. . ;:.;'22 4t.
:i; i Either 2& ; PhOBC. '
10 East Hargett St., Raleigh. v,
What is More Refreshing Than Good
Iced Tea?
high-grade Teas, which
we have been selling for several years
is a good Tea to us Cost you OOc. v
pound, and is better Mian most higher
priced Teas. Try some of this Teu.
We guarantee it will please you.
Fresh Eggs, 85c, Dozen.
H. J. JOHNSON,
Successor to
D. T. JOHNSON A SON.
What is More
"Thau one of our
these hot daysT
thai is served at
soda fountain.
cold drink
Everything
a first-class
R. C. Batchelor
126 East Martin Street.
CO.
.
Raleigh, N. 0.
Our Oiiri) Mixture
a blend of