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Associated Press.
Entered at the postofflce at Ral
eigh, N. C, as second-lass matter.
We have seen.lt stated that Cleve-
land;, O., has a surplus of $9,0(10,00
in the city treasury. Why don't they
lower the taxes?
We bet both Mr. W. C. Dowd an
the Charlotte Observer do not thin
much of the North Carolina edition
of the National Magazine. Under a
cut of Mr. Dowd the magazine print
ed these words: "W. C. Dowd, editor
of the Charlotte Observer."
A doctor has said that 37 per cent
of the criminals could have been di
rected to honest and useful lives by
an operation upon their skulls. It
might be proper to suggest to the
doctor that the slipper, applied in the
usual place, has been known to prove
effective.
The republican senate thought that
by playing the waiting game it could
embarrass the democratic house.
The senate thought that when the
democrats came to the wool schedule
they would split up into factions
and be their own undoing. But the
democrats fooled them, and, having
gotten the woolen schedule out of the
way, are turning to other things
And it is the republican senate that
is embarrassed and not the demo
cratic house. The senate thought
and hoped that a democratic split on
the wool tariff would mean adjourn
ment. The split didn't materialize
and the democratic leaders have an
nounced their intention of staying
there all summer unless the senate
aoes soinetning. The senators are
said to be In a very disquiet state of
mind, afraid not to move and afraid
to move. -The democrats have out-
. generaled them and they see it and
don't know which way to turn.
As usual they are having a hot
political fight in Norfolk county
For years the county has been under
the domination of a gang of fusion
, Ists, republicans and hybrid demo
crats. These men have formed an
office-holders trust that it seeems al
most impossible to break up, though
, Norfolk papers claim that it would go
to pieces in two minutes did It not
receive aid and encouragement from
the-'-state democratic machine, the
machine by the way of which Senator
Martin is the head. The present
' campaign has reached the circular
- stage and is warming up. We hope
tbe good people of Norfolk will
be able to overturn this gang
and drive them out.; Under their
' regime tbe county bas acquired an
'unsavory political reputation. Elec
tion frauds have been common and
the ' will of the people has been
thwarted. The county . has a big
democratic majority and It is hard to
understand why It has permitted this
, condition of affairs to go on so long.
Tbe very fact that It bas lasted so
long would indicate that something
war not right somewhere.. . Let the
food, democrats,, who ave a big ma-
jorlty, turn those rascals out and
take . charge themselves. If they
can't do that let them turn It over
to the republicans and get out of it.
CLEAR8 THE ATMOSPHERE.
The following Is' from the Greens
boro Record:
This Is statesmanship, but
under the circumstances as we
. see them from this distance, it
is mighty hard to do. Newspa
per men have many trials and
tribulations, but the man who
lets his personal feeling influence
him Is too little to last long. He
is not representing himself; he
is depended on to enlighten the
people; to give the facts regard
less of what he may think or
how he may feel. To even
'color" a report to suit his feel
ings is not to be tolerated. i
The Record was talking about the
treatment of the Blease administra
tion by the Columbia Stute and ex
pressed the opinion that the Staff'
treatment of Blease could not be crit
icised, 'that it had handled him justly
But it Is not of the State or Blease
that we started to write, but of the
sentiment of the quoted paragraph
We believe the most of the papers in
this state are In hearty accord with
this sentiment. In fact we believe
all of them are, except one. But we
have one editor who recently boasted
of the fact that his paper secured the
news to suit the views of the editor
that is gave but one side of a story
only, and who openly sought to
justify such a course. The most of
us knew all the time that his paper
followed that course, but we never
expected to see him acknowledge it
much less claim that it was the
proper course for a newspaper to fol
low. The opinion of Uncle Joe
Reece, quoted above, coming after
that, deliverance, is refreshing and
clarifies the polluted atmosphere.
Press Comment
New Vork's Ouii Law.
Under a law just enacted by the
New York legislature, it is now a mis
demeanor in that state to carry a dead
ly weapon, concealed or unconcealed,
without a written license issued by
the proper authorities of . the city
town, or village where the person own
ing the weapon resides. It is made -a
misdemeanor to have ; a. revolver,
blackjack, sandbag, or any other such
weapon in one's home or office with
out the prescribed license.
The new law, which has just been
signed by Gov. Dix, provides that any
retail dealer, pawnbroker, or other per
son before selling any firearms of a
size that may be concealed on the
person, must enter the time anil date
(if sale and the name, age, and occu
pation of the buyer, with the make and
manufacturer's number of such weapon
in a special register, which is to be
subject to inspection by peace off!
cers. He must also demand the pro
duction by the purchaser of his permit
to have such a weapon, and the date
and number of his permit must also
register. The law, of course, does not
apply to wholesale dealers.
The New York law is said to be the
most drastic on the statute books. It
was fought bitterly -"by the manufac
turers of firearms, and the section for
bidding the possession of weapons
whether carried on the person or mere
ly kept at home, was asserted to be
unconstitutional under the provision
giving all citizens the right to bear
arms. .
Probably it is Just as well that the
manufacturers have determined to
carry the Issue to the courts, even to
the supreme court of the United States.
decree by the court will be bene
ficial in showing other communities
ust how far they can go in restricting
the use of weapons. The carrying of
weapons Is the most dangerous cus
toms that have survived the barbaric
period. Enlightened communities
everywhere are striving to do away
with this menace to human life.
The authorities of all cities should
follow the lead of the New York leg-
slature and make the restrictions as
strong as possible. Let the test be
made in the courts, but let the offi
cials whose duty It is to protect human
life use every possible method to keep
firearms out of the hands of Irrespon
sible persons. Washington Post.
Kings, Kisses and Cousins.
The French country cousins of King
George won't get any tickets to the
coronation.) They don't stand well
enough, although they were regarded
as having blood in them worth recog
nizing. These cousins live at La
Rochelle. We are glad we are not a
cousin of the king, at least a country
cousin, or as one writer puts It, the
common or garden variety, like you
or me." '.
We. feel a streak of self-satisfaction
again. During a period of about fif
teen minutes immediately after the
crown is fitted on the restless head of
the king he Is to be kissed, merciless
ly and Incessantly until the favored
list has been exhausted. The arch
bishop of Canterbury will "lead off,'
says a writer. He will be followed by
number of other bishops, premiers.
peers, peeresses, and a few others with
varied shades of blood.
Old King William IV kicked over
the traces on this ancient custom and
only now It Is being revived. William
said he would "see himself Jolly well
damned" before he would stand for a
lot of rough-faced men to dip his face
in tobacco Juice, If they chewed to-J
bacco lu those days. We fiotlco that
men do all thu kissing at these euro
nations. No wonder the custom was
frowned down upon from the time of
William until today when George
Is to get a smack of the pest.
We are right with King William
who showed more backbone than wi
knew a king had. : He may be gon
himself, but Ms spirit lingers still
We certainly feel for George and offer
this suggestion: If, about the time
Is crowned and the kissing bugs are"
lined up, he could only remember tha
the baby Is sick and needed his med
cine, he should get out of this dread
ful situation, and leave the men with
the ; long shawls unklsseil. Montgoni
ory Advertiser.
HERO PIKKMAN.
While Answering Fire Alarm Lutie
Oroom Crashes Horses Into Pole
to Save Mother and Child Serious
Cutting Affair Comes to Light.
(Special to The Times.)
Wilmington, Julie 10 The -.coolness
of Fireman Lutie (.'room, of the Wil
mington fire" department. while
spondlng to an alarm of fire' early
yesterday afternoon saved a lady and
her Infant from instant deuui. Mr.
t'lonii was driving one of the lug hook
and ladder trucks tint t'astle street
He noticed that the street, at the In
tersection was block"-"! on account of
sickness. He therefore.' turned the
horses sharply Into Seventh street
Just as the animals made the turn
Mr. Croon became aware that a lady
carrying an infant in her arms, had
stepped from the curb to go to the
other side. The galloping horses were
almost on the lady and child and Mr
('room with 'lightning.- like rapidity
and with no' thought of himself, sent
the horses-crashing Into the pole hole
ing up a shed of a store at the
corner. Mr. doom was .thrown tor
ward boililv into "the shed and : sus
tained, bud lacerations over the eye
gashes on his arms, and a badly
Drained hip. However his coolness
undoubtedly saved the lady and child
Crooin today is regarded as the lien
of one. of the most thrilling and spec
tacular Incidents Which has ever oe-
urred in Wilmington since the paid
fire department was installed 12 years
tgo. Mr. Croon will be.' confined some
ys as a result of the injuries lie sus
tained in the .-accident.-.'
A serious cutting affair whuch. oc
curred Wednesday night of last week
came to light yesterday afternoon
when Mr. James Moore, a solicitor for
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, a brother of Councilman IS. C
Moore, uf the department of public
safety, appeared before Magistrate
George Harrlss , and stated that he
wanted to give himself up for cutting
John Exum, a negro. Mr. Moore
stated to Justice Harrlss that he on
derstood that the matter was being
Investigated in -magisterial circles and
herefore he had decided to surrender
himself. -
It was stated yesterday that the cut
ting occurred last Wednesday night in
front of Exum's house in the north
ern part of the city and that the affair
resulted from a controversy relative
to an insurance policy, which is being
carried by Exum's wife. It is stated
that the wrangle gnally resulted in the
using of a knife by .Mr. Moore and
hat the knif missed the negro's jug
ular vein by less than half an inch
The case will be tried Saturday.
Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble. It tends to regulate and
control the kidney and bladder ac
tion and is healing, strengthening
and bracing. King Crowell Drug Co,
SCOTLAND XKCK NEWS.
)rs. Clark and Kitchin Install Avy
oline Machine Reward Offered
for Murderer Fight at Depot.
( Special to The Times.)
Scotland Neck, N. C, June 10
Drs. Clark and Kitchin have recent-
instated in their offices an axy-
line machine to generate pure ozone
Numbers of our citizens have visit
ed the offices of Drs. Clark and
Kitchin this week and have been
given test treatments by this won
derful machine, and without a sin
gle exception they declare they feel
better after having Inhaled the pure
air (ozone). It is claimed that pa
tients suffering with incipient tuber
culosis can be cured by being treat
ed for thirty or sixty days, and pul
monary tuberculosis can be greatl
benefitted and frequently cured. The
machine purifies the blood and will
cure patients suffering from any dis
ease arising from impure blood.
The first annual stockholders meet-
ng of "the Merchants Grocery Com
pany was held a few days ago. The
company was organized just a little
over, a year ago with a paid in capi
tal of 5,000 and at the recent an-
ual meeting the pald in capital was
increased to, $8,000. The first year
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County 88. ',
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the flrm-of
J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City of Tolede, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of De
cember, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) . Notary Public. ; '
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of. the
system. Send for testimonials' free.
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of the. company's existence it dividend
of 2(i per cenfn was declared, and the
first quarter of the second year a 4
per centn dividend was declared. Mr.
T. F, Whitley is the manager of the
company and it is through iiis energy
and enterprise that this magnificent
showing is made possible. Since the
organization of the company they
have occupied a small office-in the
hotel building,, but they are now en
gaged in moving their slock to the
store recently vacated by .Mrs. .1, W,
Madry, where they '-will have" more
room and be better prepared to look
liter I heir large and constantly grow
ing -.wholesale business.
The county commissioners, at their
Mine meeting offered a reward of
$100 for the apprehension of Wil-
liaw Lawrence, colored, who is
charged with the murder of his wile
near Wi'ldoti recently. Lawrence
was arrested as soon as the crime
was discovered, but-escaped from the
officers who had him in charge.
Mr. J. tY Hartley, ..editor of the
commonwealth, received the sad in
telligence'. Thursday that iiis father.
who lives near Littleton, this coun
ty, was critically 111 and )pft on-tlM
night train for his old home.
A colored man was at the Coasi
Line depot some time ago, having
business with the Southern Express
agent, and while on the premises be
came Involved in a difficulty with
ome young men and was given a
good thrashing. And now we hear
that he has entered suit for dam-
ages against both the r.i'lroad and
express companies,1'' because he was
given a licking on their property,
Your Neighbor's Experience.
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For some time I had a very serious
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with backaches and dizzy headaches.
I had specks floating before my eyes
and I felt all tired out and miser
able. I saw "Foley Kidney Pills adver
tised and got a bottle and took them
according to directions and results
showed almost at once. The pain
and dizzy headaches left me, my eye
sight became clear and today I can
say I am a well woman, thanks to
Foley Kidney Pills." King Crowell
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For all the News from Everywhere
all the time, read The. Rulelgb
Daily Time.
Hard cash Is so called because It is
hard to get along without It. .
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JUNE 10 Forecast-r-For 9 alelgh and Vicinity: Fair tonight and
h Carolina: Fair tonight, warmer in the Interior; Sunday fair; light
North
Weather Conditions Showers of the last 24 hours were mostly confined to the Dakotas, Minnesota, north
ern Michigan and southern Florida, the weather being generally fair elsewhere. The warm wave has spread
eastward to Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio valley and the southern portion of . the Lake region. Temperature
reached 98 In Chicago yesterday, 100 at points in Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, and 102 in Oklahoma.
Warmer weather .is indicated for North Carolina during the next two days.
:," MOTH Elf pi'liS SONS. .,-
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Action Started In Court by Mrs. Har-
y rell to , Recover Property Now In
Hands of Son -Vehicle and Har-
nt ss Association Ends.
(Special to The Times.) -Wilmington,
June 10 An litrestlng
action was started In superior court
Thursday afternoon when claim and
delivery proceedings were brought by
Mrs. Henrietta Harrell, widow of the
late Mr. 'George Harrell, who died here
last Sunday, against her sons Messrs.
W. A. and Augustus Harrell,- for the
recovery of the store and foods at
corner of Sixth and Queen streetR.
household and kitchin furniture, one
horse, buggy, wagons, etc. The pa
pers were served by Deputy Cox and
the property was placed In charge of
Mr. W. H. Howe. It is stated that
the sons took possession of the ef
fects as soon as their father died ad
l:mt the mother, who had not been
living with their father for some time,
qualified as administratrix and then
ook the proceedings of Tiiursd ty.
Tneie Is . a probability that the sons
llay regain possession of the effect.'
by giving replevy bond in the next day
' - tv o. ' '. : ' '
'1'iie Vehicle and Harness Dcnlers ,.
socii tlon of the Carolliias closed a
meeting ...-Thursday - afternoon at I he
Sei.sliore Hotel on Wrights! Hie Beach.
This was the second annual session
and there were anumher of dealers In
rtt.lndanre. Officers were elected as
follows-:
President, W. A. Calvert. Ashevllle,
S. C.: first and second vice presidents,
M. (5. Newell, Greensboro, and L. L.
Hutchison, Charlotte, N. C; secretary
and treasurer, J. A. Cook, Anderson,
a.- c
An invitation was accepted from
Mr, O.C Hammond, to hold the next
annual meeting with him t (iieen
wood, S. V., the first Wednesday in
August 1!U2. At that time a big bar
becue will be held. Any dealer who
may desire to become a member of
the association may do so by com
municating1 with Mr. J. A. Cook, A n-
ilei'son, S. C.
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BALK OF VALUABLE CITY
PKOPKHTY.
By virtue of a decree of the Sup
rlor Court of Wake County, N. C.
entered on tht 10th day of May,
1911, in the Special Proceeding No
1751, entitled "Ed. V. Denton and
wife vs, Cleo Denton et al", on the
Special Proceeding Docket of said
Court, 1 will offer for sale at public
outcry to the highest bidder for cash,
at the County Court House door Id
tbe City of Raleigh, N. ., on
Monday, Juue 12, 1911,
at 12 o'clock m., the lot of land
known as No. 17 Exchange Place In
the City of Raleigh, N. C, bounded
on tbe west by lot of S. T. Smith, on
the North by lot of the late A. B
Strouacb, on the East. by tbe dowel
lot of Mrs. M. K. Denton, and on
South by Exchange Place.
ARMIHTEAD JONES,
Commissioner.
Ifav 1. 1911 td.s
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