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THE EVENING TIMES: RALEIGH, N. C., FJRIDAY, JUNE 21 .1910.
The price is a "Mere
they are worth much
are guaranteed for a
Weathers
121 East Martin Street.
THE WEATHER.
For Raleigh unil ninity: Fair to
night mul Saturdav.
.For Noiih Carolina: Generally
fair tonight and Saturdav; light to
moderate variable winus.
Wcullicr Condidoiis.
Scattered showers nave occurred
over the cotton licit, with a few heavy
local rams, temperature being about
normal. The weather has continued
warm .from: Kansas to the middle At
lantic stales, also in the upper Mis
sissippi vallev. Following are some
of the highest temperatures reported:
Richmonil, Washington, Cincinnati.'
and Detroit,. 90; Philadelphia, 94:
New . York, and Pittsburg, 90 ; St.
Pa nl mid North Platte, !I6; Dodge,
98. In the extreme northwest the
weather is cool with early morning
temperature :!N at Yellowstone Park.
fair weather ia indicated for t hid
vicinity tonight and Saturday,
I,. A. I1K.NSOX,
Seel ion Director."-'.
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
ALL TRAINS LEAVE
IMII.V STATION.
KcuImmiiiI Air Liue Railway.
Going North. (Join South.
12:!i0 p. in. u:"0 a. in.
a. in. 3;."i0 a. in,
11:2.. a. in. 4:10 p. In.
12:05 p. in. 6:00 p. in.
(b)5:00 p. Hi. bhoofly Ar. 10:15 a. in.
Southern railway.
Doing East. Going West.
4:M a. m. 2:00 a. m.
-.13:80. p. in. 8:25 a. in.
:30 p. ni. 4:06 p. m.
Raleigh and Soutliport.
Going. South Arrive Raleigh.
8:0fl a. in. in:r,n a. m.
1:15 p. in. 3:45 p, in,
6:25 p. in. 8:20 p, m.
Norfolk Southern Hallway.
Oolnr Kant. Arrive kalelgh.
(b) 6:15 a, in. (a ) 7:55 a. in
(a) 8:00 p. in. (lil T: 15 p. in.
ta) Dally, (b) Dally Except Sunday.
A sure I lung about a man without
brains is how he can iuest.ion every
body else's.
The Store That's Permanent
in Furnishing Only the Best
Things Wearable for Men.
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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
gant guaranteed Nicke
Watches.
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more. They
year.
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Raleigh, N. C.
TWO CHARTERS TODAY.
A Million Hollar 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. Watklns
and Gordon Bryan for a new port
able band saw-mill. The authorized
capital stock is $1,(100,(110, out will
organize and begin business . w ith
$5,000 paid in. O, C. Klingman, I..
G. Klingman, and R. B. Stewart are
the incorporators.;
The Dixie Development Company,
of Wadesboro, was chartered to deal
in and develop real estate. The au
thorized capital stock is $10'1,000 and
begins husiness with $17,500 paid in
John YV. Gulledge, ,Iohr W. Odom
and -others, arc incorporators.
TWO Bit; CROWDS.
Democratic Candidate Spoke nt Cm'
ulcigli and I'Mot 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 2 HO people to hear
(he "regular" candidates. The spea
kers were well-received and : were
roundly applauded as tney drove
home the points involved in the
campaign.
Conference Closed.
The-St.' Mary's. 'conference closed this
afternoon after, very Interesting and
successful' sessions....' There will be no
meeting tonight as : previously an
nounced.
Banks on Sure Thing Now.
"I'll never be without Dr. King's
New I.I fo Pills again," writes A
Schingeek, 617 Elm St., Buffalo, N
Y, "They cured mo of chronic con.
stipatlon when all others failed.'
Uncqualed for Rilionsncs, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Headache, Chills, Mala
ria, and Debility. 25c. at all drug
gists. "':."
75 b
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.
Eve ry tli g that 's ilepend
altle for the man family
young and old is here.
The best line of Dollar
Shirts' we've.' had in a long
time.
RALEIGH, N. V.
J
NEGRO CHICKEN THIEF
T IN THE BACK
Last night Simon Powell was
aroused from his slumbers by the
nolso from his chicken coop, and
taking his shot-gun he proceeded to
investigate. Upon his arrjval 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, ha 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 Hie 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 hi;
side. Both parties are colored an
the-report from the hospital today
that the wounded man is resting easy
nsurgents Hold Their Las
Meeting
(Continued From Pa.gc One.)
in office holder under Dan Russell
get so much authority that the dem
oeratic' executive committee of Wake
onnty, consisting of between thirt.;
and forty good citizens, should how-
to his will?
Mr. Battle said that the mass meet
nig was called by forty of the best
men of the county. It is a good thin
he did not say "best democrats." H
irobably knew the political record o
a large number ot the signers, am;
that some of them voted for Jim
Young against Xeedham Broughton
Mr. Battle concluded with an ap
eal 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 wai
'nere last night. When Jones and
the other democrats spoke a shor
time ago, ,tiley "used a band to drum
up the crowd. Of course no one
dares accuse the hollers of using such
methods to get a crowd. Oh no.
Doctor Knoch Walter Sikes, who
wants' to go to the senate even if h
does have to promise to vote for the.
crowd that was too bad for him two
jears ago, was tiie next speaker.
When he mounted the judge's stand
fin effort was made to give him an
ovation, the chief rooter and his subs
jumped (o their feet, waved thei
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
t.11 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 hoi air but
had not hurt him. He seemed to havi
been considerably inflated with thai
tuhstance 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 o?
the regulars he would get along hot
ter. His record needed defense, the
others did not.
He then filed several "indict,
menls," Hie first of -which was favo
itisrn 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
lion of road supervisor.
The second indictment was ex
travagance,' and, of course, the Coun-
'y Home was the particularly swest
morsel for this subject. He said li-j
a inn t noneve wake county s poor
was better kept than in other couu-
ties, ,and said the commissioners
were responsible for (his extrava
gance. Judge Allen said that Wake
county's home was the pride of the
state. Who is to be believed. Judp?
Allen or Perfcsser Sikes?. The former
nas vistten tnc nome, wnne it is
louhtful if the latter ever saw it.
l he third indictment was the sal-
rry bill, in which he referred to M:
Chas. U. Harris as the sparrow w no
had killed Cock Robin.
In his efforts to muddy the water
he failed to gay that all the candi
dates on both sides were committed
i the salary bill, and he knows well
that it will be a law regardless of
which side wins. Anything to fool
the people. ;
The fourth Indictment was the
breaking up of the "iass 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 the speeches that "those who arc
gainst us are rascals, while those
tbat are with us are pure angels."
The Idea of saying thnt there are men
In Wake county who are worso than
Sherman's army.' Oh. well, any man
'J.wbo will say what Sikes said about
iiocric
DON. J. N. HOLDING,
DM W. C. DOUGLASS,
And Other Prominent Democrats Will Address the
Democrats of Raleigh Township at
Academy of Music
Tonight, June 24, 1910
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, "are money, fraud
and liquor."
Those same men mentioned above
use those methods to debauch the
ballot. Do you believe if.' Vet Sikes
said so, and he is a trutiiful mar.'
Wow!
He further charged that they had
taught men to sell their vote, and
that the other' side secured votes by
using 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 the Doctor got out anothe,-
indictiiient : "They have constituted
themselves the supreme court of tin;
party."
Just before this Mr. Cattle-:. ''wau
telklng about the entire executive
committee not bowing before Josian
VV '
The speaker said, "Wo are trying
o rid our party of bad lenders,'.'
Guess, he wants to put In men of boUi
parties, judging by the ticket he i-.
running on. He says put out "ba'i
mans," Armistead - Jones, the old
warhorse, who. has always been
straight, and put In Bailey, the good
Wouldn't that ho a swap to please
you!
The band played some more, then
Mr. Bailey mounted the stand. He
said (hat this marked the culmina
tion of the most intense campaign in
Wake county, hut he forgot to tell
them that he was the solo cause of ii.
He said it was all over but the
shouting.
He said that he would make cer-
ain awards to the other side. Jones
will get a rest. A bottle of osotiiin
syrup for Hinsdale; Rass will be
court jester; Sea ra will bo given re
lief, but not the kind Hinsdale gave
him; Bernard will be given a chance
to make a living outside of office; Pe
gram will be given a ring to wear
ound his neck; an automobile for
Brewer (o use on his good roads; a
pair of buzzard wings to The Even-
ng Times, so it may flop gracefully;
will bury the slate democrat;, a halo
made of the smoke and breath of
Sherwood I'pchurch, Nick DeBoy and
Etob Lewis.
After getting his system relieved of
he above, he grew awfully funnyl?)
He also said that A. Jonod'
thoughts were "nib and my job; son
Buck and his job."
The speaker raid something about
going to the ballot box with a de-
ectivc. He, said not to let the repub
licans vote, and some of the candi
dates got nervous. He then tried to
iirgue taut the present movement
was the same as swept the city a year
go, but of course this fooled no one.
o concluded by saying the Insur
gents would carry the city and the
county by from 750 to 1,000 votes.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the meet-
ng adjourned. '
The band, the great amount of ad-
ertisements, etc., drew not . more
than four hundred, if that nifiny.
Democrats of Wake Connty ' Should
Cant Their Votes For Henry C.
Brown For Corporation Commis
sioner. To the Editor:
I am for Hen ry .C Brown for, cor
poration commissioner and intend to
vote for him to fill out B. F. ' Ay-
cock's term, for the reason that I be
lieve be 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 be glad r see . Wake
county give him a unanimous tote. -
R. G. DUNN.
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Wickersham Says He Will
Rout Trust
(Continued From Page One.)
dreds .of 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
the exercise of these powers (to Issue
securities) and liiny prohibit it from
issuing obligations or slock for any
purpose relating to interstate or for.
erign commerce except In accordance
with' rules of restrictions prescribed
by it for the purpose of preventing
such evils as watered stocks," said
(he altorney general.
He declared tho speculative issu
ance of securities to be 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 are against the following
persons, in the amounts named, ex
clusive of interest and costs, vis
Mrs. J. M. Leach, Raleigh, N. C.
fll4.:,2.
W. F. Draper, Raleigh, N. C, I3.4S.
Klla Taylor, Hnlelgh. N. C M7.00.
T. -E. Campbell, Raleigh, N. C. $7:05.
Oraham Waddell, Raleigh. N. C
$5.20.
J. W. Lassiter, Wake Forest, N. C
I12.C0.
Mark I Collins, Raleigh, N. C,
$112.02.
K. L. King, Raleigh, N. C, $R.&5.
John O'Kelley, Raleigh, N. C, $4.26.
Lewis Carver. Raleigh, N. C, $30.60.
The right 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, j
Price $1.00
CROSS & LINEH AN
Fayetteville Street - - .... . . - - . .
pointed to the "era of receivers" In
the railroad world to prove tuo need
of effective national supervision.
Mr. Wlckersham' 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,, atid It
therefore seemed to be that a discus
sion of that subject would be of tlmo
ly interest," said Mr. Wlckersham 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 as well without.
f lc. WANTS lc.)
ClaMdSed advertlsemeaU for this
eolwBB will be accepted at oe
ceat per word for each s laane,
CASH with order.. No ad re-,
UsemeBta under thla head will
' be charged. No Adv. taken for
lsa thaa 10 CENTS aa tasertloa.
Bach flgore charged aa ou word.
lc. WANTS lc.
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FRESH VEGETABLES DELIVERED
every morning. J. F. Cam & Son,
Mon., Wed., Frl. ,
LADIES' AND GEXTS DRY CI.KAN
ing Tailoring and Pressing. Kid
gloves cleaned. Chas. Cardwcll,
201 S. Salisbury. Capital City
Phone 826-Y. Mon., Wed., Frl.
FOR RENT Modern residence, 60
yards from car line. Polk street,
near Blount, Bix 524. 30-eod-tf
FOR RENT Eight room house In
Glenwood, corner Boylan Avenue
and Devereux street. Water, elec
tric lights. All modern conven
iences. Beautifully shaded. One
block from street cars. An Ideal j
homo. 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 OCR
family price list. People's Laun
dry. 23-4t.
DON'T WAIT Come quick. More
bargains and better bargains at
Ha i ley 's Store.
GET THE REST ACCIDENT AND
health insurance C. B. ..Part in. 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 SALE WILL
close tomorrow at Hailey's Store.
If. ;
THE GRASS THAT IS TROD I'NDEH
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
hitich room. Neat stalls, water
convenient. B. E. Rogers. - 24-lt
INSCRE
VOI R HORSE AGAINST
death from
auy cause. Capital
City 'phone 192.
C. B. Partin. It
NOTICE We have cngagco 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.
to $100.
FOR RENT-r-Two nice , connecting
rooms in Masonic Temple. Apply
to John C. Drewry, Masonic Tem
ple.
2Q-6t
FOR SALE OR RKNT My home at
1215 Hillsboro street. This Is one
of the nicest and most comfortable
homes In the city for a small fam
ily. Will be glad to show any one
interested. Apply by letter, .or
'phone 230. Possession given July
1st. J. Will Hunter. 16-t f.
FOR SALE-
-A deslrablo building lot
Blount sttect. Apply
on North
Box 464, Raleigh, r-
20-6t
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn J 100 monthly corresponding
for newspapers. - No canvassing.
Send for particulars. Press Syn
dicate, B 5363 Lockport, N. Y.
4-l t. f. .' ' (
ANVONK, ANYWHERH, CAN START
a mall or dor business at home.
No canvassing. B,e your own boss.
Send for free booklet. Tells how.
Heacock, A 6262 Lockport, N. If.
4-19 t f.
GOLD MEDAL COFFKK IS THE
best for the money, 2 Tic. a pound;
!i pounds, $1.00. W. R. Dorsett ft
Co,. 20-at
SHIRTWAIST AM) HKIilTS LAI N-
drled to perfection. People's
Laundry. 22 4t.
EVERYTHING SANITARY AT PEO
ple's Laundry. Phone 74. 22-4L
NEW RIVER MILLETS AT W.
Mann & Co. 22 3 1.
B.
WANTED Boys to carry routes In
afternoon. Good pay to right boys.
Apply Circulation Manager The
Evening Times.
FOR HALE Sweet milk and cream
by Mrs. Sam Ashe. 20-6t
WANTED A lodger. Nice room,
private "family. Bath. Phone
970-M. . 20-6t
LACE tTRTAINS CLEANED BY
hand. People's Laundry. 22-4t.
LADIES WASH SI ITS LALXDKIED
in our hand department ; P-eoplo's
Laundry. . , 22 4t.
Either 2g PhoaCv
10 East HargeXt St., Raleigh.
What is More Refreshing Than Good
Iced Tea?
Our Own Mixture
i n Mend of high-grade Teas, which
' e have been selling for several years
is a good Tea to use. Cost you OOc. a,
pound, and is better than most higher
priced Tciin. Try mime of this Tea.
We guarantee It will please you.
Fresh Eggs, 25c. Dozen.
H.J.JOHNSON,
Successor to
P. T. JOnNSON A SON.
What is More
Refreshing
Than one of our
these hot days?
tbal Is' served at
soda fountain.
cold drinks
Everything
a first-class
It. C. Batchelor
130 East Martin Street,
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CO.
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Ealeigh, N.'(J.