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THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES: SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1911. "
LAST CHANCE
t
11
l
EST ENDS
day April 24th at 9 p.m.
The Special Offer of Mon
day Is Important to Those
; Who Are Interested
THOSE NOT INTERESTED
l . .
Thowe Xot Interested Will Please o-
c
ify Manager Su He .May he Au
iliorized to Take Name Oil List
Judges Coupons.
iJon't forget to ha,ve vuur friends
aedhre .Monday's Times. There will be
something in It tor your bench l thev
wll be glad to see. Make tins hist
wek the one best effort or'vour lire.
Contestants should solicit subscriptions
entirely upon the merits or the p.ip?r;
an Should not make .themseK-cs liv
agieeable after a prospecu; ..Miih.V'.are
under; a .false impression . 'as. to new
subscribers. .Discontinuances' '. juid re
newals in Some other name . to the
same address are not new subsirlbeis
ana., any attempt ot substitution of
neif for old will result , In the con
testant thrown out of the race
; .TJie contest is run .''strictly on the
square" and the Times has every reu-
. . . '4tjfr .,.', J). -c asi M::'. ': ; : .-
I Mary McOhee, 1?8 W. MarMn. 1,410
Delia Upchnrch, 215 E. Davie 1.40S
Mildred Forsyth, 8. Person. . J.3O0
Norma .Iones, 418 S. Person. 1.29 5
j Besslo Hood, 226 E. Cabarrus 1,290
Llzette Bash ford, N. Boy lan.. 1,280
I Katie Turner, Garner . . .. . 1,245
I Lilly May Cox, 7220 N. Blount 1,220
Alice B. Neweomb. Halifax.. 1.110
HulclKli. C, IS, IIMI.
Dear I'neiids:
IMease ivnoiv your Mihsci iption for Tlie Times to
mo, as I want to win the Pony and Itiifjfiy, Pleasp
send me all the coupons you can between now and
(lie 21th.
Truly thanking you in advance lor same, 1 am,
ours truly,
ii vixn; siMPKi.xs.
WILL lWKSTKiATK SCHOOLS.
i Mrs. Victor ller"ei Will Investiiratc
W aslnnaton - I'uhlie School Sys.
tern.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, April ' 1 5 Another
siep lorwaru nas been registered in
tnc work of invesiisaUinr aflitiis of
the District of Columbia, which Rep
resentative Victor L. lierser. social
ist member of confiress, has under
taken, when li became known today
that Mvs. Herwr, wife of the repi-e-senlative,
will 'begin a stciiatic
l inspection of all the schools in the
district when tliey re-onen after the
I Kaster recess.
.Mrs. HerRer is well 'qtialifled to tin-
derlake this branch of her husband's
selt-appoinied task of gettinjs to the
bottom c: affairs in this city, by
reasou ot her training as a iniblic
school teacher, and mo mbcr of the
board ol eilucation ofMilwiiiikce.
s
Hlood
airsapatriDIa
Is "
The Ideal Spring Medicine
Alterative and Tonic
Pleasant to take, agreeable in action, positive in effect.
Purines the blood, strengthens the nerves, builds up the
whole system. Get it in liquid, or tablets called Sarsatabs.
TO H.IMI'LK (UtKKX KSTATK.
Mrs.
Hetty (iic-eii and Her Son W ill
Have a Chain of Hanks.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York. - April' 11 -Colmn-I K. H.
tlreen and his mother. Hetlv CSrecP
world's richest and slirewdest bus-
Willartl L. Dowel! for
tor.
Tax t'ollor.
II. -"'
Harlu; (.lenii tor City Clerk. I t
son to expect the same -'treatment hath
from its contestants and the public.
.. 'It is very easy to Judge- whethfir. a
ne subscriber is bona lirte or discon
tinues the paper and starts it aQuin
for the evident purpose of 'evading Hi''
rules of the contest. It is hoped tint
the necessity of votes will nut arise
troni this source.
A the close ot the contest ihr in in
aS'T.will have his books and anv sub-
scrlptlons put in the last minute mark
ed new that is not new will not. hive
any1 votes issued -on them hut will- In
thrtwn out entirely.
i lour Opportunity.
, Npt one minute should be lost for
thtfQounting at the close oC tlie Contest
night will be close and one small sub
scription might make a difference in
the prize you or your favorite .would
Wirt. There will be three pi izes so
that whoever puts forth the effort and
: os with the determination of be
ing' a winner can certainly be suc
cessful. .
The Pony.
Prince Albert, . has -made, frii'iids
wherever-he has been, and Is popular
all over town.
.. li you wish to take a ride .wit h Prince
AlUert notify the contest ''mauajfcr
' who Will give you an order most h'h.v
time.
1 The Girl.
We publish today a .pictui'i- ii'' ,111
othtr one of, our 'hustling., i-ainliiluti's
;wh4 has the assurance of. her many
friends of being a winner.
Sss Simpkihs is a bright, eiiergetiu
li ttl,fe girl and will appivclatu the ,-.i:.i-est'
support of her manv friends.
li there are any others who would
Ilk to have their likeness before .their
.friends. The Times will be glad .to pub
lish as we intend to; treat one c:i
testant as we would another, and fully
appreciate the earnest effort being put
forth.; .-
How They Stand.
Below will be found a most interest
ing list of contestants witfi the nunir
ber of votes each has, as the result of
the count up to S p. m. yesterday
shows:
BOYS.
Wm. Dunn. -Jr.. W ake l'otesl. li!i.7(i."i
Kdwin G. Birdsons, Jr., 208
New Bern avenue .. .. ...:;.", 1 sir
Hernias Stephenson, 614 S
Salisbury si root. . . . . . . . C -t , 1 7 ."
JenninRs B. Neweomb, 606
Ulcuwood Avenue . . .. -. .2S.5.S."
Dewey Matthews, 218 Linden
Avenue . . , . . . .... , . 4,010
Braxton Banks, Garner . . . . 4,000
Robert J. Sellers, Jr., 627 N.
balisburv . . . , ...... . . "
Fred Rigsby, 211 Cm Ave ... . . 2.S2"
Eupha Brogden, Roger's Store 2,500
Weston Parker, W. Raleigh. .1,905
Robt. W. Yates. W. Raleigh. .. 1.890
Percy Conrad, 311 E. Cabarrus 1,800
Robt. J, Whitley, Wakefield. 1, COO
Berden Bell, Wakeheld . . . . 1,615
Grady Gardner, New Hill . . . 1,500
Kenneth B. Ferrall, R. 3, Ral
eigh . , ... ..... . . . . 1.500
Rufus Beek, 10 W. Hargett. 1,4201
Jnle C. Holland, New Hill . . . 1,360
Heramn Buffaloe, Garner. . . 1,315
Leo Hamilton, 514 S. Person, 1,310
Stanley Boykin, Lane street. . 1,2'JO
Wiley Rogers, 118 N. Wil
mington street . . ...... 1,280
Edwin G. Gill, 316 E. Jones. -1,250
Christopher Allen, W. Edenton 1,225
Arthur Pakttla, 227 E. Hargett 1,210
James Williams, care West
ern Union .. .. .. .. .. 1,205
Andrew Htuton, Polk Street. 1,176
Paul Goodwin, Harrington
and Edenton streets .. .. 1,150
VraA W'. Connor, city.'. . . .. 1,100
Johnnie Cole, Glenwood ... .. 1,025
' . GIRLS. ',-
Kathleen Johnson, 315 South
Harrington street . . 36,'OSi)
Golda Jndd.. 319 E. Lane.. ..28.760
Hallie Sinipkins, 518 Oak
wood . . . . .28.41.")
Kate Iloc.an. .12 9 W'. 1'ace .. 23.970
Ida Mae Jordan, 532 North
Wilmington .street . . ..23.055
.Margaret Gold. 211 . Iilount . 2 1,1 1 5
Lena Harrow, 70S W. North . .22,605
Evie Harrison, U. K. D. No. 2.
Raleigh : . ...... . . . .18,110
Adeaide Boylston, Boylan
Avenue .. .. .. ., .. ..16,500
Agnes Timberlake, 4 25 North
Blount street . . ........ 7,440
Margaret Bell, 526 North Sal
isbury street . . ....... .... 7,165
Elizabeth Tucker, Fayetteville 5,180
Julia Lee Bridgers, 528 North
East steet . . . . . . . . . . 4,915
Docia Barrow, 728 N. Blount 4,825
-Myra Hood. 623 S. Blount . . 4,290
Sara Letnster. 16 N. Blount . . 3,810
Rather) lie' A." Sprlngley, City. 2,900
Maude stinson, 120 W. Eden
ton street . . . . ... . . i . . 2,850
Annia Wilson White, 110 N.
Wilmington street. . .-. . . 2,400
bara Edwards, S. McDowell . . 2,260
Loma Monk. W. Martin. . . 2,190
Louise Yates, W. Raleigh ... 2,175
Blanche Norris, 528 S. Salis
bury street .... . . . . . . 1,600
Josephine Ellington, 1 North
Bloodworth street ..... . 1,505
Elsie Now-elL V. Raleigh .. 1.650
Lottie Arnold, Rogers' Store. 1,500
WILLARD L. DO WELL,
Candidate For Office of City
Tax Collector.
One ni
planks I
tlie best and'Siiost
t toe Democratic
prominent
platform
leaches ItOTATION IN ur'Fk'li. and
4
K
II
uiion tills nlank Mr. Powell launched
his campaign, .. . r
When our present Tax Collector was
first elected to this of lice Six Years
Ago lie told the people.t that no man
should hold an ofiice longer than six
years, and that he believed in the Deni.
ociatic principle ol rotation in office
and that turn about was fair play.
Our present Tax t'ololcctor has now
held this ofiice for six successive years,
and according f i his own - argument
he should !!( n.--k for re-election.
.'Willaid L. I'on.'ii .is born in this
City in lb" year lsk and he is now in
the prime of, young 'manhood, having
a clean ami honest record of 30 years
among his Italeigh friends. That the
duties of this ofiice will be carefully
and faithfully fulfill!-,! by .Mr. Dowell
is not a quction uf doubt by the citi
zens of Raleigh.-'...
Rotation in ofltcc is the true Dem
ocratic spirit, and turn about it fair
play. Your vote and support on Mon
day, next for Wilhird L. Dowell will
be highly appreci-it..-d.
Advcrtlsemnl.
Villanl L. Dowell lor Tax Collec
tor. '-'.' : li., '
PRINCE ALBERT, THE PRIZE PONY AND RIG
THE HOME STRETCH
. . Pi'iiiceAlbert is now wearing the Blue Kibbon. He lias won the hearts of
all the children and the old folks are goiug down in their pockets for subscrip
tions to lay at his feet. The Prince w ill bo made a King on April 24, when some
child in Kaloigh or Wake County wins him.
- ' . OTHER GRAND PRIZES
; , . Tue contestants are doing fine work and every one is working in the best
spirit and for this reason The Times isoing to make more than one of these
dear children happy.:.-, The child holding the second largest' number of votes on
the last day will be awarded a beautiful : '
DIAMOND RING.
This Ring is now on display at the Jolly-Wynne Jewelry Store. If vou
tail to win the Prince you can be second and wear a Fine Diamond Ring." But
if you fail to win first or second place you can come in for the third honor, The
child holding the third highest number of votes oh the last day will be awarded a
SOLID GOLD WATCH.
This Watch is a 14-k. Solid Gold, small size open-face Watcli - and is on
, display at the Jolly-Wynne Jewelry Store. ;
THREE CHANCES FOR A GRAND PRIZE
To the Public: '
For tlie last time I wish to
all your attention to my
candidacy. for Police Justice:
i . i. ii ... , .-.
to it-it you again mat i am
the candidate of no faction
or set ot licrst.im. I have
made a clean campaign, try
ing to lniorm tlie public. as
to my litness to till the posi
tion satisiactorily, without
resorting to mud slinging
against the other gentlemen
who are also seeking . this
honorable office. I resDect-
fully solicit the votes of all
good Democratic citizens. II
elected will trv and enforce
the laws without fear or fa
vor, reward or-hope of re
ward, except the salarv al
lowed by law and Vhe plaud
its of good citizens,
Respectfullv ,
, W. 0. (Buck) HARRIS.
Advertisement.
Harlie 15. Glenn for City Clerk; IS
Wlllurd L. Dowell for Tax Oollw.
tor, it..
When a man attempts to net some.
thing for nothing about the only thing I
ne succeeds In acquiring Is a Job lot
or experlnce. ' i
Harlie E. Glenn for City Clerk. It
I!
tk
Iness woman, today began the task
of-.funning a string of private banks
tlelcbiug from New York to San
Kruiicisco so .Dial, tin) vast Green for
tune of Jluo.Owi.OOO may be best
handled. .
Altei- consulting the boHl legal ti'!-
t;nt in New York.'1 said Colonel Oivcii
In his-business suite at the Wahjorfe
today, "we decided that our original
plan of forming a trust company for
tin' handling of tlie stale would not
do. We found that a trust 'company
in tins state, for instance, could not
hold title to real estate In Illinois and
wc found other difficulties. Our' plan
now is to establish the private bank
ing house of K. H. It. tireen & Com
pany in New York. Then wc will es
tablish branches in 'Huston, -Chicago,
Dallas and -San Francisco. In each
city we will have our local represent
ative In the lirin.. We believe that we
will then be able to handle the (lieeti
otate with the best results."
Mrs. Green was with her son nt the
W.aldorf helping him with a big day's
work. Steuogiiiphers and secretaries
were hard at it despite the fact that
the eve of Kaster is holiday in the
financial section.
. Colonel Green was staunch in Ills ad-
muation of his nioihcr's business
methods.- He said that he intended to
follow them despite the fact that they
were considered old-fashioned down
town. He said .that his mother was
not a hiird woman in a business trans
action and that she had never charged
more than G percent for a loan. All
tile .Green money in New York is loan
ed on -Fifth Avenue and Hroadway real
estate.?. Another thing a boil t; his moth
er's 'rhethodshe pointed .out. ht'.'thnt
wherever the Green investments make
money the profit is invcslefl in tile
locality .where the .investment is made.
Doston prullts arc reinvested in Hostoii,
(..'icago's in Chicago, and so oil.
"Mother would not send ber money
abroad if she could get .1(10 .percent on
It." he said. "She hates the expiiate
W'lliam Waldoit Asimi- and I am with
her in that. .Although I wms born in
England. I became ;ii - American citi
zen when was ;M."
IN THE POLICE COURT
The rain did not put a damper on
the matinee tills morning, instead, it
seemed encouraged the business for
criminal seats had more occupants
than any other day during the entire
week, of course, excepting Monday.
Five numbers were on the bill and.
saying nothing strange in the police
court, the headlines were nil the same.
The same charge of drunk faced them
all.-'. -
I,. D. Terra II, white, was on the bill
gain With .-the Tfcime charge against
him drunk. He was lined $5.00 and
the cost $2.75.
Con Perry, while, was before tluv
court under the same old charge, of
being drunk and disorderly. He asked
l he court, to fine him mid not send
l in to the roads. Hi- was given the
cost il.i and a suspended Judgment
of thirty days on tlie muds, condition
al upon his good behavior.
Jim Medlln, white, did not like charge
of drunk against him and would not
submit. Tlie slate's witness was not
iTiescnt an dthe case wus set for Mon
day morning. v .
Irwin ltrewer. colored, was before
his honor for being drunk, but he de
nied the charge and as the officer was
not present the case was continued
until Monday morning.
George Fowler and Samuel Leonard
were called out and as they were not '
present their bonds were forfeited.
Harlie K. ;icnn lor Cicy Clerk. It
Mr. Wilford Adams is his name, and
he writes: "I was confined to my bed
with chronic rheumatism and used two
bottles of Foley's Kidney' ltcmedy with
good effect. The third bottle put me
on my- feet and I resumed work as
conductor on 'the Lexington. Ky..
Street Railway. It will do all you
claim in cases of rheumatism." It
clears the blood of uric acid. King
Crow ell Drug Company. ,
Harlie K. (ilenn for City Clerk. It
"They say there's no fool like an
old foid,"
That makes me shudder for the fu
ture. I've already been all the other
kinds." Kansas City Journal.
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-1011.'.- '-'" ' " ..
Model 50 ......... ... . . ;5,0M.(:0 to $4,200.00
Model 40 2.200.C0 to $3,700.00
.Motlel :0 ; . $1,.")().0() to $2,700.00
.Model 20 $1,173.00 to $1, 175.00
None can go further,.' none' faster, none ride with greater ease and com-'
fort, and none have ever given .better service.
"JACKSO N"
' "Jackson 30," $1,250.00.
"No Hill Too Steep Xo Sand Too Deep.'
Jackson Unit Power Plants Keep Oil in and Dirt Out.
Six Models, eighteen bodies.
Model 51
Model 41
Model 158
Model 153
Model DO
Model 2!)
RALEIGH MOTOR
SOW.ail Salisbury Street.
Write for Catalogue.
.... .. .. .. .... $2,200.00
.. ...... .... .... .. $1,700.00
. . .... . . ...... $1,650.00
: $1,250.00-
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$1,000.00 '
CAR & MACHINE COMPANY.
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