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IT GETS
TWO YEARS SEIJTEIIC
(By Leased-Wire to The Times.)
New York, Sept. 14 Ernest W. Ger
bracht,. former superintendent of the
sugar trust .refinery in Williamsburg,
today was sentenced to two years Im
prisonment In the federal prison
Atlanta, Qa., together with a fine of
5,000 by United States Judge Martin
He was tried and found guilty of de
frauding the government by the; false
weighing of sugar. .
Judge Martin granted a stay of ex
ecu t Ion pending an appeal to the
United States circuit court of appeals
to be taken at the first session of this
court.
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BEAUTIFUL SILVER ENAMEL .JEWELRY.
Bar Pins, 80c to .5I.7.".
Belt Plus, $1.75 to $2.2.1.
Hut Pins, 50c. to $2.50.
Waist Pins,' 25c. to $l.:$Ot
Cuff Links, $1. 15 to .113.25.
Bouquet Holder, $2.00.
Kcarf Pin. 50c. to $1.00.
Scarf folder, 75tvto $2.00.
NEW ATTRACTIVE FALL DESIGNS.
H. MAHLER'S SONS.
31
Mew (Ms
Continue to come. Bright and fresh just from the
mills and factories. Bought some time ago so as to
keep the price down. "
We are showing New Silks, Woolen Dress
Goods, Kid Gloves, Neckwear, and a comlete line of
Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Etc.
- Our Ladies' Shoes are here and await your inspection.-
Hunter Bros. & Brewer Company.
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Broken lines of sizes at Cut Prices
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stamped on each shoe.
EDGAR E. BROUGIITON,
HABERDASHER, ;,
Fayclteville St
Raleigh, N. C.
Will Seek to Dictate Platform to Re
publican State. Convention.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
- Oyster Bay, N. Y., Sept. 14 Theo
dore Roosevelt Is at work construct'
ing a state platform for the progres
sives for the republican state conven
tlon at Saratoga on September 27
This became known today when Jas.
B. Reynolds, of New York, who was
special assistant district attorney i
the recent white slave Inquiry by the
grand Jury, came to Oyster Bay
visit the ex-president. Colonel Roos
evelt told the newspaper correspond
ents that Reynolds bad come to con
suit him on a labor plank for t;ie
state platform. Reynolds made an
investigation for Colonel Roosevelt
tiurlng his term as president into con
ditions in the Chicago stock yards
and the ex-president explained this
morning that Reynolds was deeply
interested in labor conditions. Mf.
Roosevelt had nothing to divulge as
to the character of the labor plank
that he and Reynolds were to build,
nor would he go into a discussion of
other planks that he proposes putting
into the state platform.
That Colonel Roosevelt is reason
ably, certain of the general primary
result in the state is indicated in this
early platform activity, sir. Roos
evelt as temporary chairman of the
state convention could control the
rules committee and could dictate
the platform.
' From what he said this morning,
however, there Is no certainty that
he will try to make himself the tem
porary chairman. He will wage the
fight against Vice-president Sherman
but it is possible that he will push
someone else for the championship
In that event, should Roosevelt get
his man in, he could still foist his
platform on the convention.
' " Colonel .Roosevelt was elated over
the result of yesterday's primaries In
New York.
"Naturally I am gratified over the
result; it was no less than I expect
ed, was his comment.
the ex-president is now going
ahead with his fight In oiner parts
of the state to get control of the del
egates. -
NEWS FROM PASQUOTANK.
(Special to The Tinies) :
iwizaDein uuy, sept. 14 a sec
ond primary for the purpose of ef
fecting the nomination of a demo-
cratlc candidate for the of tice of regis
ter of deeds in this county will be
held on Thursday, September 15. The
failure of any of the candidates to
secure a majority of the votes cast In
the recent primary necessitates this
second one. ; There will be only two
candidates, the present register of
deeds, J. C. Spence, and J. W. Kun
den, the candidate who received the
next highest number of votes in the
first primary.
The result of the primary cannot
be forestated as it is not known Just
how much interest will be taken in it.
Harold, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C, Boss, met with the mtsror
tune this afternoon to fall from the
top of a wood, shed upon which he
was playing, at his home, corner of
fomaexter ana hearing streets, and
break his arm. Dr. J. B. Griggs set
the limb and t.he little fellow Is doing
very nicely.
The court house was literally
packed last night with spectators who
gathered to witness the hearing of
the case of State vs. Leslie Simpson,
upon the charge of seduction. A Miss
Midgette, of this city, swore out a
warrant last Saturday charging him
with being responsible for her deli
cate condition. He was arrested and
was released on bond until - last
night.
Attorney E. F. Aydlett conducted
the oase for. the defense and Attor
ney I. M. Meeklns prosecuted for the
state. ,
-Judge -Sawyer bound the young
man over to the actlou of the grand
ury in bail in the sum of $500.'
Young Simpson since the alleged
offense occurred has married anoth
er woman. ; 1
The, spring term of Pasquotank
superior court will convene here next
Monday mosning. There are a num
ber of Important cases on the docket
and the greater part of the week will
be 'consumed in disposing of these
cases. ,
When MIrs Marguerite Barbey bp-
came the wife of Gilbert Co"ipton El
llo't, of London,' recently at he .anee
tral home of the Barbeys, Chateau Bel
levue, near Geneva. she displayed
among her wedding presents a specially
built Farman biplane with two Beats.
This present was sent by one of Miss
Rurbey's sisters, Baroneis Andre de
Neufllse, In recognition of the aviation
The Appalachian Exposition a Blaze of Glory;
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BIRD'S KYE VIEW OP THR APPALACHIAN KXPOSITION GKOI'XIW,' KNOXVILLK, TENN.,
but fair
APPALACHIAN EXPOSITION
Big Show at Knoxville Opens Promptly on Time With
JUverythmg Keaay.
Thousands of Visitors Attend the Opening Day and Are
Astounded at Completeness and Excellence of
i the Big Exposition.
Buildings and Grounds Represent
Outlay.
a Million Dollars
President Taft and Ex-President Roosevelt to be Visi
tors Wrights' Brothers Aeroplanes Brooks' and
Weber's Bands and Other Special Features
Scheduled. 1
Lowest Railroad Rates Ever Given An Exposition.
Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 12 The
widely heralded Appalachian Exposi
tion, the south 's only big affair of
this kind for 1910, opened in a blaze
at glory here today and Knoxville
nas made gooa ner promise 10 give
the south the biggest and best exposi
tion of this kind which tias been held
or will be seen south -of the Ohio
river for years.
The amount of money invested m
the buildings and grounds represent
one million dollars and work on the
same has been under way for the past
twelve months. The foundation idea
of the exposition is to exploit the re
sources of the south, particularly
that section of the south known as
the Appalachian region.
Owing to the fact that all the
southern railroads have given- rates
for this exposition, the lowest ever
given tp any exposition, one cent a
mile, preparations have been made to
take care of the enormous attend
ance which this low rate insures.
Conservative estimates places the fig
ures at not less than one million dur
ing the thirty days the exposition
will be-open, September lth to Octo
ber 12th. " '
Knoxville hotel people have made
unusual efforts to be ready to take
care of the crowds and two large new
hotels have been opened in this city
during the past year. The public com
fort committee has also arranged for
accommodations in boarding houses,
etc., in the city to the extent of 20,
000 visitors per day and has also
taken steps to see that no increase
has been made in any rates for aor
commodations; consequently visitors
may not only expect comfort
treatment.
No expense has been spared in
making the exposition attractive from
every standpoint. Special buildings
are devoted to mineral and forestry,
agriculture and horticulture, manu
facturing and mercantile interests,
combining the resources of the Appa
lachian region. The women ,are also
represented In a building of their
own. Negroes also have a large and
creditable building.
The U. S. government is represent
ed with an elaborate exhibit valued
at $250,000.
The midway Is one of the most
complete ever shown in the south,
containing everything from' a wild
west show down. The Wright broth
ers aeroplanes will be on hand, also
Strobol's Dirigible balloon. Brooks'
and Weber's magnificent bands will
provide music during the Expostlon;
President Wm. H. Taft will visit the
Exposition, the date to be announced
later and ex-President Roosevelt will
be there on October 7th, which is
Spanish war veterans' day.
The live-stock, races and horse
show features will be on the largest
scale of any attempted in the south.
$25,000 has been expended In pyro
technics, such as Paine's "Battle of
the Clouds", 'Fall of Pompeii," etc.
The following is a general program
of the exposition events:
Exposition. September 1 2th to
October 12tb.
Famous bands. Brooks and Weber,
SEPT. 12th TO OCT. 13tW..
during exposition period. v. '
Live-stock and races, September
12th to 17th. s
Horse show, September 13th, 14tb'
and 15th.
Bench show, September 22nd, :
2Srd, and 24th.
Pigeon and pet stock show, S6p- .
tember 27th to October 1st. -
Poultry show, October 5th to 12th...'
Wright Brothers, airships, Septem
ber 23rd to 29th.
Strobel and Coleman every day,
September 12th to October 12th.
Battle in the Clouds, September
19th to 24th.
Fall of Pompeii, September-26th
to October 1st.
Grand Pyrotechnic Displays, Sep
tember 12th to October 12th. "
: The Appalachian Exposition .will
be of enormous advertising value to
the entire Appalachian region as it
has been heavily advertised In the
north and east and will doubtless
attract the attention of millions of
dollars of eastern capital in the re-,
sources of the entire Appalachian rer
gion, all of which will be represented
at the exposition.
LOW RATES TO EXPOSITION.
Unusually low railroad rates have
been authorized from this city to
Knoxville and return, on account of
the Appalachian Exposition.' The
coach excursion tickets, on sale
Tuesday and Thursday of each week,
is $15.25 from this city and return.
Upon other days the round trip- rate
is $12.25.
PHOTOOKflPH' )!' THE MAIN ISriLDING AT NIGHT.
AUTOMOBILES
The following is a list of all own
ers and postofllce addresses, name of
machine, lieense number, horsepower
and seating , capacity of all automo
biles licensed in the state during the
week ending September 10: K
D. F. Crinkley, Raleigh; Oldsmo-
bile, 1937, one colt, 2. '
W. A. Johnson, Littleton; riupino-
blle, 1938, 20, 2.
T. M. Benton, Winston-Salem:'
Cadillac, 1939,. 30, 5.
Clias. H. Robinson, Elizabeth City;
Cadillac, 1940, 35, 5.
W. E. Moffatt, Charlotte; Ram
bler, 1941, 34, 5. v.' .
W. R. Hartness, Shelby; Maxwell,
942, 12, 2. .
Clark Bros. & Pottus, Wilson;
Brush, 1943, 7, 2.
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.,
Greensboro; Case, 1944, 30, 5.
J. B. Flora, Elizabeth City; Cadil
lac, 1945, 30, 4.
Vance Skipper, Red Springs; Ford,
1946, 15, 2.
W. T. Carstarphen, Klttrell; Keo,
1947, 18-22, 4.
Harris Gibson, Gibson; Ford 1948,
20, i.
C. E. Jackson, Warren ton; Hupmo-
iie, 1949, 20, 2.
Badger Chapman, Rocky Mount;
Overland, 1950, 25, ,4.
H. H. Utley, Benson; Maxwell,
1951, 2?, 4. . "
W. W. Wood, Charlotte: Chalmers,
1952, 30, 5. '
Bernard W, Leirget.t, Southern
Pines: Mrxwell, 1953, 14, 2. .
W. T. McCoy, Charlotte; Rambler,
1954. 24. 5.
W."'J. Hlierrod, Greensboro: Over
land. .1955, 20-22, 4. .
D. Trexlor, Asheville; Ford. 1956,
20, 2. '.'..
J. J. Fleetwood, Hertford; Pack
' sfiettmtii
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NOTICE.
Superior Court of Wake County ;
Thos. W. Krocke and Bert A. Flank
ers, Co-partners, trading as
Kracke & Flanders, vs. Ai'i D.
Zachary, trading as Zachary &
Zachury.
To A. D. Zachary: Tou are hereby
ordered to appear belore me at the
court house in Raleigh, N. C,,: On
September 24, 1910, at ten d'eiock
a, m. and show cause, if any there is,
why execution should not issue on
the judgment against you In favor of
Thos. W. Krocke and Bert A. Fland
ers, co-partners, trading as Krocke &
Flanders. W. M. RUSS, '
Clerk Superior court Wake Co.
14, 16, 19, 21, 23. ;
NOTICE.
Superior Court of Wuke County ,"
Cambridge Manufacturing Co., a cor
poration, vs. A. D. Zachary, trad
ing as Zachary & Zachary.
To A. D." Zachary: You are hereby -ordered
to appear before me at the
court house In Raleigh, N. C; f on
September 24, 1910, at ten o'clock
a. m. and snow cause, if any there Is,
why execution should not Issuje-' on
the judgment against you in favoj' of
Cambridge Manufacturing Co., a cor
poration. W. M. RUSS,: ;
Clerk Superior Court Wake -,.
September 14. 1910. k. S
14. 16. 19, 21, 23.
NOTICK
Superior Conr!. of Wake County.;'
Thos. St. John, trading as Ttroj St.
John & Co., vs. A. D. Zacharyt ' '
To A. D. Zachary: Yoij are hereby
ordered to appear before aie fctvthe
court, house In Raleigh, N. C'., on
September 24, 1810. Ot ten. Tlock
a. m. and show cause, if any the :s,
why execution should hot issNfej on
the j judgment-, against you In favof of
Thds. St. John, trading as Thos.' St.
John & Co. W. M. Rtrs:-;,
. Clerk Superior Court: Wake'' fc6.'
September 14, 1910. ' . .
14, 16. 19, 21, 23.
'exploits Mr. Elliott. .
ard, 1957, 30, 7. - '
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