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Dr. Bowling Attacks 8 nil Club
Meeting At Trinity College.
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(Special. to The Times.) .
Durham, Oct. 29 The democratic
candidates of the country met the-vot-era
o( the Orange - factory district
Thursday nlght .and considering the
fact that'thy were la the enemies
territory drew godd. crowds. . All of
'' the candidate present announced their
candidacy. ,J 'tteneral-' Y'RTr , was there
and iroadcj d ! ringing .speech 'In support
T- ,f . X)uliam'4 county' democracy inrl
' dentally rubbing' it tn to Dr. Bowling;
tUe republican candidate for the leg
islature, saying that at the time that
r he. the speaker, was working for the
i; democratic cause and for white su
premacy In the state, the republican
. nominee was hauling his (Dr. Bowl
ing's) father across the country to vote
the ticket that meant nesro domin
ation. He was followed . by Judge
Oretn. and Mr. 8. C. Brawley, both
of whom made short talks. Mr. Sneed
" SaFser; secretary of the First Voter's
Club, made a short speech telling why
he was going tri cast his first ballot
for the democrats. At the conclusion
' of his talk fo'ir new names were en
rolled In the club.
Last night the candidates held forth
at Holrten'R store In East" Durham be-
lug met by big crowds. The speaking
began at seven thirty and lasted till
ten. . . . -
Dr. Howling Attacked the Hun.
In a speech at the Dry Bridge on
' Hollowav street, Thurjiday night, Dr.
llowling, ihe republican cnndiilate for
the legislature from this county, at
tacked . the local afternoon paper for
their silence In regard to the public
: health department since he announced
his candidacy, whereas before that.lt
was a fearless critic of this 'depart
ment and supported him In his t
. tacks upon It. He repudiated the sug
' gcHtions of The Sun that tho local re
publican organization was getting sup
port in the form of contributions from j
'the bond-holder., syndicate, and re-1
ferred any one that desired to do ;o
to an examination of the records of
I'hnirman Carpenter for a substitution I
rtf his statement. He was followed by
Postmaster Giles, who devoted his re
marks to a discussion of the recorder's
th'$ t -. femtdy never tall to
eftctu.y cur r "
dyspepsia, Ccr.stJpation, Sick
Ac4 AIL DISEASES arUInf from a
Torpid Liver find Cad Digestion
i P - The natural result la good appetite
and solid flesh. Dose small; elegant
Iyengar coated and easy to mmllar.
iexe no auosutute..
AT THE
REVELRY
"Whist."
(Comedy)
"Ho Met the Champion."
(Comedy)
"The Little Mother."
- - ( Dramatic V -, ,
"The Peace-maker."
. (Dramatic)
-u
Blind Boy's Orchestra Plays
Tonight Front 7:30 to 11.
,
CQurt advocating a plan to make this
Important office1 elective instead of ap
pointive, i t
Fortnightly Club Held Meeting.
The Fortnightly Club of Trln(ty COl
lege . met -in' the faculty room : Friday
night.. Professor ;H. E. Spencei preaiv
dent of the club,-'offered an interpre
tation of Maeterlinck's "Blue' Bird:"
He examined at some length the work
of the,- Flemish author and called at
tention to the remarkable furh. that
has attended tin presentation of his
latest : play both in England and In
this country. In London particularly,
he is rapidly becoming a cult, and
"Blue Bird" clubs are the literary
fashion of the day. Professor Spence
was followed .by Professor Webb who
made an interesting talk on the efforts
of the Catalans to preserve their In
dividuality In languages and literature,
and on the plcturesqueness of the
Catalan drama. The Fortnightly Club
is taking up this year a study of the
modern, drama of merit, paying atten
tion to those only which' passes gen
uine literary worth and which have
met with success on the stage.
The Classical Club Initiates.
The Classical Club of Trinity College
met for the first time this, year and
took In seven new members. Member
ship In the club is open to those stu
dents who are taking advanced work
In the classical languages and have,
shown a certain proficiency and Inter
est In their pursuit. While it is In
point of time the youngest of Trinity's
Clubs it lias already become an Im
portant force in undergraduate life
and is doing a commendable work along
cultural lines. The new men elected
were: K. :. Bundy, Elizabeth City;
J. P. Wynne. Enfield; R. U. Towe, En
field; J. T. Laten, Fayettevllle, Tenn.;
W. E. Eller. Clifton; N. I. White,
Statesville, and Qulnton Holton, Dur
ham. .
The initiatory ceremonies were fol
lowed by an enjoyable Informal spread.
At the next meeting of the club, a
week from Thursday night, a paper on
"Pompeian Wall Decorations," will be
presented by Mr. F. S. Bennett.
' A Generous and Charitable Wish.
"I wish all might know of the ben
efit I received from your Foley's Kid
ney Remedy," says I. N. Regan, Far
mer, Mo. His kidneys and bladder
gave him so much pain, misery and
annoyance, he could not work, nor
sleep. He says Foley's Kidney Rem
edy completely cured him. King
Crowell Drug Company.
district of lUmyung and ChentKlang
were under water and thousands 'were
homeless, s v . !
ACCIDENTS ON HACK TRACK.
' ' '
Three Killed and Nine Injured at the
Dallas Track,
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
'- Dallas, Tex., Oct. 29-rOne,' automo-'
blllst Is dead, another Is at the point
of death, wlth a broken back and a
third Is suffering, from injuries .today
as-a result of accidents while racing
here yesterday.. Tills makes-three kllU
ed and nine injured In races Upon', the
Dallas: track. During the free for all
one hour-race the Qenault, car turned
turtle over the fence.' -Raymond Koch,
a mechanician :of 'Paris, vustained In
juries from which he. died last, nlghtv
Gascon Morris, also of Pariv was bad
ly hurt. An hour later in full view of,
5,000 grandstand spectators tltc Moon
car speeding at a mlle-a-mlnuW, erash
ed IntO' '8 . fence post. Phil Wells, of
St. Louis, the driver, was picked up
unconscious. His buck Is broken nnd
he is Internally Injured.
ViiV; SO WEAK?
rV
The Demon of the Air
la the (ferni of LaGrlppe, that,
breathed In, brings suffering to thous
ands. " Its after effects are weakness,
nervousness, lack of appetite, energy,
and' ambition, with disordered liver
and kidneys. The greatest need then
is Electric Bitters, the splendid tonic,
blood purifier and regulator of Stom
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system and restore health and good
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suffering, try them. Only 50c. Per
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druggists.
TWENTY-FI VIS DROWNED.
Steamer Foundered Off Shoal Bay-
Six Passengers Lost.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
North Sydney. N. S.. Oct.
Twenty-five persons were drowned In
the foundering of the steamer Regulas
at Shoal Bay, according to lnforma
tlon brought here today. Six passen
gers were lost and the crew of 19.
Reports say only the crew was miss
ing. The Regulas was being towed by
a tug when the hawser broke and she
was dashed to pieces on the rocks.
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Humphreys' Seventy-Seven
Breaks up Grip and
COLDS
' One Thousand Persons Drowned.
(By Cable to The Times
Victoria, B. C, Oct. 29 News that
1.C00 persons were, drowned In Chvn
Kiang, China, following a rise of the
River Han, early in this month, was
brought here by the Japanese liner
Kamakura Maru. Yokohoma, Japan,
was inundated when the ship left there
two weeks ago.
According to the ship's officers the
: A COMMON COLD.
The first feeling of a Common Cold
is lassitude and weakness; followed
hv Sneezinir. '..Couahin and Sore
Throat.
If "Seventy-Seven" Is taken at the
"first feeling" the Cold disappears,
Tf treatment Is delayed. It takes
longer, but the Cold yields to "Seventy
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York.
From City
to Country
IT is a long way from the city to the farm
house. Yet our telephone service elim
inates the distance.
It keeps all members of the .family united and puts
the city 4weller in immediate communication with rela
tives in the country. -; .
The universal system unites thousands of cities, towns
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. Have Learned This Fact. -
- When a healthy man or woman be
gins to run down,, without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
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look to the kidneys for the' caoeoT
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ney Pills cure sick kidneys and keep
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used poan s Kidney pills and
from the results received j ean give
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I. suffored a great, .deal from dull,
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languid and devoid of energy. A
friend finally recommended Doan's
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a box from the Bohbit.t-Wynne Drug
Company and began using them
They benefited me at once and since
then I have bad no backache or any
oiher symptom of kidney trouble."
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Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
, Princeton and Dartmouth.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Oct. 29 Princeton an
ticipated the most gruelling contest
ot the season from the Dartmouth
football gqtlad at the Polo grounds
this afternoon. Last year they played
a tie game, the score being 6 to 6.
The Princeton-Dartmouth game was
one of the two important games to
day, this opening the period of big
Inter-collegiate gridiron contests.
There was no. lack of confidence
among the Princeton men when they
arrived here this morning. The
Dartmouth team was at , the Grama
tan Hotel, in the Bronx where the
men have been keeping limbered up
by practicing in their stocking feet
upon the floor of the hotel ball
room. The betting was practically a
stand-off. Coach Roper and Trainer
Fitzpatrick, who : accompanied the
Princeton team, said today that they
were confident Princeton had a
speedier team than Dartmouth, al
though they conceded that the green
aggregation had rounded into superb
form. Captain Ryan, of the Dart
mouth eleven,' predicted victory for
his men by a narrow score.
''''.
, Big Crowd At West Point.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
West Point, N. Y., Oct. 2The big
gest crowd In the history of football
at West Point was indicated by the
sale of tickets for the Harvard-West
Point game, this afternoon.
Brown, the Army's star right half
back, is on the hospital list and It was
announced today that Hyatt, the crack
quarterback, could not plar.
The Harvard team came to West
Point last night and with them came
u great crowd of loyal supporters with
plenty of money to back their loyal
ty. Head Couch Haughton held a con
ference with the Crimson squad this
morning for a final .word of advice.
Following this he said he was confi
dent his men would win.
Special boats were run from New
York for the game.
Russian Wrestler Comes,
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Oct. 29 George ITack-
epschmidt, the Russian wrestler, ar
rived here from Europe today, He is
after the scalp of Frank Gotch, the
American wrestler, who defeated him
for the world's championship in Chi
cago several years ago, and will issue
a challenge. .
I DQYIAN-PEAIICE C6. EOYlAN-FSACIS G 2
STORK CLOSES AT 0:00 P. M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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New Long Coats for Ladies, Misses, and Children. New Waists, Separate
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STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY,
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Cupt. Roganlus Again Hits the null's
Eve..'
' This world famous rifle shot who
holds the championship record of 100
pigeons in consecutive shots Is living
at Lincoln, 111. Recently interviewed
he says: "I suffered a long time with
kidney and bladder trouble and used
several well known kidney medicines,
all of which gave me no relief until I
started taking Foley Kidney Pills.
Before I used Foley Kidney Pills I
bad severe backaches and pains In
my kidneys with suppression and a
cloudy voiding. On arising in the
morning I would get dull headaches.
Now I have taken three bottles of
Foley Kidney Pills and fell 100 per
cent better. I am : never bothered
with my kidneys ' or bladder and
again feel like my own self." Klng
Crowell Drug Company.
Advance In Rates.
(By Lensod Wire to Tho Timps.)
Washington, Oct. 29 Advances in
rates recently made by 715 railroads
and uteamsliip lines In various sec
tions of the country, on the transport
ation of government powder : tanks,
made of copper or. galvanized iron,
were suspended today by the Inter
state commerce 'commission until
March 1. During- the Interim the com
mission will investigate the reasonable
ness of the propesed advance.
What a Satisfaction
IT IS
to have clothes made for
you, to fit your owu shape
and personality especial
ly if they embody the true
metropolitan cut and
style, such as we put into
our clothes.
"OUR PRICES ARE
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but the value we deliver is
rarely equaled short of a
much higher figure than
we charge. Select your
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der today.
A. C. H1NTON,
NORTH CAROLINA'S FOREMOST TAILOR,
Rooms 208, 200, 210 Merchants National Bank Building.
"Nothing Succeeds Like Cir dilation", and nearly every
body reads The Evening Times.
Norfolk Southern Railroad
New Short Route Through Eastern
North Carolina Via Ralelgh-Nor-folk
Schedule In Effect August
15th. .
No. 12. Dally except Sunday.
Leave Raleigh 6:15 a. m., Wilson
8:20 a. m., Greenville 9:40 a. m., ar
rive Washington 10:40 a. m New
Bern 11:35 a. m., Norfolk 4:06 p. m.,
connect with A. C. L. at Wilson for
Rocky Mount and the north.
No. 18. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Raleigh 3:00 p. m., Wilson
5:00 p.. m. Arrive Greenville 6:30
p. m., arrive Washington 7:25 p. m.
Receives connection at Raleigh from
Southern Railway, S. A. L. Railway
and R. & S. Railway.
No. 6. Dally "Night Express"
Pullman sleeping cars. Leave Ral
eigh 9:00 p. m., Wilson 11:15 p. m.,
Greenville 12:41 a. m., Washington
1:40 a. m. Arrive Edenton 3:55 a.
ni., Elizabeth City 5:10 a. m Nor
folk 7:00 a. m. Receives connection
at Raleigh from Southern Railway,
S. A. L. Railway, and R. & S. Rail
way. At. Wilson from A. C. L. Rail
way from north and south.
Trains Arrive Raleigh Union Station.
No. 5. Dally "Night Express"
from Norfolk at 7:30 a. m connect!
with all lines. .
No. 19. Daily except Sunday from
WashiBgjppr and Intermediate points
at il:20 a" tn. ' ' , ;
No.;, lli j p,all)rf, .except Sunday
from 'tlortdlit; NeV Bern and lnter
mediatef points at 7:26 p. m. :
N. B-V'Ahove chedule figure!
published as . Information only and
are not guaranteed.
For further information as io
reservation of sleeping car space ap
ply to any ticket agent or H. L. Lipe,
U. T. A., and D. V. Conn, S. P. A-i
Raleigh, N. C. . 4
W. W. CROXTON, P. P. A. ,
B. L. BUGGDROFFI3, Manager. ;
, Norfolk. Va..
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The Evening Times. 5