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TJATVETOTT DATLY TTMES, FTHPAY, OCTOBER 27, 1011.
Saleigh3JfliIg limes
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T II 10 T I M H S U U I L 1) I Ml ,
12-14 East Harnett Slret t.
Raleigh, N. ('.
Ml ll!i:K ASSOC!. VIM) I'KliSS.
Kntered at the postortico at Ral
eigh, V C. as si'coiiii-cl;ii;:i ma 1 1 r.
SALOONS AM A MI-IS.
There are some several -persons
. who' look ."..exception . at o.nr 'remark's
about saloons vestordiiv. 'I lien- arc
four kinds of saloons in the; Kiu-li.i
language, spelled', with t wo . (j's. v:rv.
Oanl-I- Websier. Ti:o !h ;,;i i.; a :
clous and. elegant apiirtiii.'ii. I'm;- lh--'
"'reception of company or for vork-S of
art. We liavi'ii': been in i'i iu?d of
any saloons of this kind i'nintint'," on
Market Mouse . i-iiii:i re. 'I lie second
. Ivitid ofsaloou is a reception hall for
public entertainments or amusements
none of these in the vieinitv called
bv that name. 'I lie third is a large
public room or parlor, as .1 he saloon
ot a steaniKlnp: . e liavi-n t seen
aiiy steamboats- navigating around
town either.
I "!'e tonrth kind ot saloon, ac
cording to Webster. Is a drinking
:. saloon, whirl) he .iilso calls a .. bar
room or a grog-shop. A bar-room
is: a place where intoxicants mav be
liiirchnsed. and intoxicants include
.whiskey, rum, gin, beer (real beer),
wine, etc. Now if some one can fuv-ni.-'i
any .. better name than SALOON
t r the seventeen places in Kalelgli
where anvhodv can get a drink any
time by paying for it, then we'd, be
snail to print the new name. 'Cafe. '
Restaurant, '(hop House.'
"Club," "Drug Store," ."Grocery,''
' Pressing ( lull. ' and a tew other
might be selected, but call a spade, a
spade and a saloon a saloon.
, lialeigli has. too many substantial
business men ol integrity and honor
and decency to allow the illegal,
"'illicit, "-low-down and contemptible
sale ot Inpior lo continue in our be
loved city milch longer. This is the
one sore spot on Raleigh's otherwise
beaming countenance --t he one big
farce that keeps our police depart
ment I mm holding its head up. We
olfen learn of the thrilling chase and
daring arrest of sortie poor negro
who: is caught with a pint of whiskey
in his .pocket that lie has bought for
somebody else, while the bravo offi
cial never even goes within sight, of
the place where the stuff is sold bv
the barrel nt an enormous proit.
There Is. one man in Raleigh who
claims to have made $10,000 in one
year on the sale of whiskey since
the prohibition law went into effect,
and his place didn't have the name
" saloon" over the door.
Our city has been rid of the
licensed saloon, the dispensary, the
bucket shops and the East Raleigh
disgraces, and when our old worn
out, unsanitary market house goes,
along with the "permissable" blind
tigers, then we will have every
reason to feel proud of our town.
: If the city decides to remodel the
market house, It might be: able to
buy the old Grimes building, which
Is being torn down for the new state
building. The material secured in
that way would be in keeping with
that on which It was so-.! t to make
Improvements.
Tin; m.!5Ki:t hoi sk.
We will state again, briefly, the
market house propositions. The first
proposition Is tor the sale of the
market house and lot and have no
market house at all. The inonev
realized trom the sale is to go into
the city sinking lnnd or into cttv sc
curities. If von are in tavor ot this
proposition, vote ticket printed
' For sale of the market bouse." The
second proposition is for the reinod
eling of the market house and pro
vides that the citv mav spend not
more than $;!."i.(imt in an-attempt lo
make the present market modern
and sanitary and a little more m
conloriiutv with Its siirroumiin
'llckels lor this proposition will bear
tho words: For remodeling the
market house.". .
The third proposition is buy lyn
on the block surrounded bv limine
ton, Martin. . mount and IPirgcti
streets,' n u il erect a new. mart
house thereon, I his proposition, ol
course., contemplates (be sale ol the
P resen' . -market. . hoiiso . property
I'lYkc!:! will be print. -d: "For lie
reiui.wil of l.'io .-market' lloire.' .-
Tin si are, in hj i.-f, I lie tlin'0 prop
);;ilious. I i i :i t the .voter. -must, choosi
from. The l it - must do w hat is ioo
posed in some one . ol. the three, and
it is lor the voler to . detennilH
whicii ;-. "... .
tiii: w liK.ii r iti;orin:i;s.
I lie . w rig lit brot tiers, who are nt
Kir y I in u k, t ryjng out a now fix In
::.
I mac!iiii, arc to be congratulated
j'Va: t ' have always maintained a
i'-ve! head and: i hat while the have
i::a !e nia ny dangerous experiments,
l 'ley have- never a.f tempt oft. foolhardy
ones: They have, .perhaps, realized
mat. i nere were enough , (lungers :in
their. ..legitimate -efforts, to perfect
t heir : machines .without . . a Item pting
dangerous experiments or Mights
merely for the purpose, of -thrilling
,ne crowds, or gaining sonip momen
tary, notoriety by long distance or
pontons llr:;hts: They birve r,o; done
these things; but have kept up . the
more important, work ol trving to
make their, in acliiue more perfect
i noir euons ar Kitty I lawk tins week
have proven that their efforts arc
meeting with ' success. . They , have
not reached perfection yet. but liiey
have gotten a machine that will 11 y
itue a pii'd. mat is go into the air
and slay there '..wit-bout power.. Or
ville Wright stayed in the air nearly
ten minutes, the other, day Willi liis
great machine, poised perfocilv still.
iti the face of a sale. This machine is
different' from the others in that while
;i high wind is dangerous to the oth
ers, this one will not flv unless the
wind, is blowing. ,
Speaking of the career- -of : the
Wrights it to this time, tile Wash
ington Times say
: "Throughout . years of the., most
rudimentary- experimentation with
aerial gliders, Orville. . and . Wilbur
t ight managed somehow to keei
their bones intact. Thin- had no de
sire, ; for the siiectaciilar: - They
wanted to learn how lo do the trick
and knew thev would never learn it
if they broke their -necks at the be-
IllliillK.
: "So these levej-lveaded brothers.
who have demonstrated themselves
good business; men,' as well as aerial
acrobats, and great inventors, as well
as daring experimenters, have man
aged, figuratively speaking to Keep
their teet on the ground Thev have
worked with motors that nowadays
would be an Instant invitation to dis
aster if employed . bv some of the
dare devil young men who do the
dips and glides and nerve-racking
turns in the air that make the sport
thrilling and dangerous.
"Nobody is going to learn flving
without taking chances. Orville
Wright has once been gravelv injur
edbut it was not in an attempt to
cut any didoes or pull anv smart
Aleck tricks. It was not an invited
accident, and it was one of the sort
that must always be more or less in
volved in the business of air naviga
tion, i
"Another accident to Orville
Wright has ended happilv. He had
his head with him, maintained the
fullest possible control of his ma
chine in difficult circumstances, and
came out unhurt. It is, of course, a
bit of luck; but it is more. It is a
result of good manaagement and
solid sense, kept! always at the top.
It is because they seem so deter
mined not to make fools of them
selves, to take unnecessary chances,
that the Wrights promise to main
tain their premiership in the realm
of aerial development. They are de.
Iterralned to do It better and more
safely, not to do It with more thVHla
I ban .somebody else can extract trom
it." .,,....-.. '
IL ItS IU W IMJJftfU Ulill lilt? V Ihlim I
:'.::. ' ."r.-":"",,':
world bv announcement, trom Knty
Hawk, about tour wars ago. that
thev had inadV' a heavier than air
machine that would II v. it looks now
as it thev were just at the beginning
of their successes. Their new -machine
is just as marvelous as their
first, and as thev succeed in overcom-
nig present dithcult ics will become
even more wonderful.
TIIK WORLD'S SERIES.
The gieaiest sportinir -event ot tin1
world has now been wi n leu into his
tory. The six baseball games be
tween the. Philadelphia--American
l.itiuue champions and the New ork
Xa tii nia I l.etigiie chain pious alt I tic led
inoro iitteir ion. . 'coiiMiioeil more
newspaper: .- a e, inrnisncd material
for more (1 esc i i iti ve: niirratives tb, In
illy ai-hb'tie Vviiif..ev.er before s'aged.
If i.-. not ilet rtici ing .from. I he -famous'
Ol.wnpic Kxi! t.: t.i say Ilia! they. a,
ttH -i eai-ti ing ' tis I lie; Were (til I he
v es ot the Athenians, loriiicd bu, :i
c h a pi i T in The Hook of Spiu ts i-oni-
p'a'red to the events just closeil in
New , York and Thifadelpiiia. No
other .-athletic event., not: even the
classic meets of Oxford and Cam
bridge, can begin to conipure with . the
: World's series. ;
Sixty-live siiecial le'egraph Wires
were -operated . from the hall ' parks
ver, day: three ('uhan newsptipers
look evti ra reports ; . t hi ee ; li u nd red
ei ia sport, writers , ai tended the
inios: every day over ln7,o;io
words"' -were- Hashed . throughout '-'the
I "ni ted States detailing t he. gtinies;
:iml the. cables to all parts of the
.vol Id bore the score-.
W'lt.'it better "proof if proof were
needed---t6 establish,: the t'tu t that
laeliall;.. develop-d .and . nurtured' on
Vm.ericatl soil.: is the greatest sport
he world ever knew;. Scyertil iiiontbs
in we read in the cables how some
slanders iiway oi'r: in the Pacific, a f
er. being . without. . communication
lor months, nuiuired eagerlv, "What
Tv Cobb bill ing now?". And .'the
world's Series, which cjosed . esfer-
lay with I'hiladelnl.ia the Winiier.
vas the climax , ot a ereat '.ear in
isebaii.; ."; ..'.',-"- :. ::" ": . :. ' '
Of tlte strength of the two teams
-Cling for t lie chnmpionsip of the
world nothing need be said. ' The
world knows.'.. We hail Connie Mack.
Inker. Davis. Homier. .'Collins all
'C hail Alctlttiw. Mainewson, Dovlc
Devbre -a'l. : Everlasiing life to the
gtiine they: plau-d so well!
file' state . board of -'health lias
madearrangements with the leading
uialititaciiirers of diptheria antitoxin
to turnish their product to the people
of North" Carolina''' at ' prices which
lace it within .the. reach of nl).
Hi
ese pile.
are on I v
a little more
former retail
than one-fourth
tile
price. -.
Disl i lbiiting agents have been ap
pointed throughout the ate who
will carry a comnlete stock. " The
state board, is doing a great work in
litis placing the antitoxin at a price
evel that: almost anyone can reach
without hardship. Its efficacy in
htheria is generally recognized.
Heretofore .its price has been such
that il was absolutely impossible for
many people 'to obtain it. It is now
within the reach ot the great majori
ty of our people, but to make it sure
that all may get it when needed the
board recommends that county and
ity health ol finals have their com
missioners, or citv councils, pass a
esolution to provide antitoxin free
to the poor..' .which suggestion should
bo carried out bv counties and towns.
If the citv attempts to spend $:J5,-
000, or anvthlDg like that on the old
market house, it might verv properly
be said that she was applying the
money to the "sinking" fund.
It is an off day that no new build
ing is begun In Raleigh, and still the
cry is for more.
It's better to have no Market at
all than to have such an eyesore as
.we've got now.
i
NOT SALTS, OIL OR
PILLSBUT CASCARETS
o Odd.s How Sick one Stomach;
How llaid our llciul Aches or
How . HHioiis ( iiscai-els
Make you Kocl (,ieat.
You men and women who some
how can t get feeling right who
have an almost dallv headache, coat
I ed tongue, loul tfiste and foul
breath, dizziness ran t sleep, are
bilious, nervous and upset, bothered
with a sick, gassv disordered' stom
ach or have backache and leel all
worn out. .
re vou keepinir clean inside with
(a. sea re is. or morel v toning a pas
sageway everv tew dtus with sails,
cathartic pills or castor oil? litis is
important.
Cascarets work while vou sleep:
cleanse and regulate i lie slolnach. re
mote the sour, undigested and ler
ini'iiling, food and 'foul" gases: take
the excess lule Irom Hie liver and
carry (nit of the sj s'.en'i till, t he ile
composed waste iiiailer and ' poison
in t lie intestines iiini bowels.
A ( ascaret tonmlii will straighten
you ollt by .- morning' a in-cent box
Irom any drug stole will keen vour
eiil ire . family . feeling good .: for
months. Don't forger tint, r'aildreii.
Thev love: CiiscareU iH-cause ithtvy
taste good - do gooil n- er ,1'lipe Ol
sicken, . . - ' '-.' .'.' '-..,;
i he property at lite
uresciit Market would c
Avenue lots, . anil then
rear ol the
si. like Fifth
the odors
would be shifted only
a block - under
ol her people s noses:
oil can t get blood our ol a tur-
but w't can cel a pnnceiil odor
from till,: sorts of : vegetables and
things 'most, any time vim pass the
Market"
I'lie Women's ('liri.-t lan. Temper
til:. e Tiiion has the nerve all right,
as i - - shown by carrying its national
concent ion to Jlilw'tiirU'ee,.':
1 lie .start for new industrial enter
prises has been niaile. It is the ruthl
lick and I he one t hat tells. . Keep -ft
Metropolitan I I'll I has seen r best
days.-, and we hei,c it ..will soon have
seen its hist tl :i v s. .
I alarrli is an excessive secre' kii.
iHii.nipaiiHMl with chrome inllantui.t
tion. from tlit" mucous meiii.bra.ne.
Ileod s Sarsai'tirilla acts on the mu
cous tnc. in lira lie through I he blood,
reduces:, .'inflammation', establishes
healthy action, and radically cures
till cases ol -catarrh..
EAKI.Y MORXIXfi I IKE
l,cving(on Ice and Fuel I'lant l)e
Mrovcd. liclieved lv liicciiiliaiv
Itlli-glal s isit I.CMIIgton (,1'occrv
( oiupanv.
( special to The Times. )
Lexington. Oct. 27 Fire earlv
Wednesday morning destroyed the
plant, ot 'the Lexington Ice and Fuel
Co. i owned bv Mr. V. T. Grimes. A
pack ol cards and nianv cigarette
stubs found around the building gave
rise to the idea that the fire was of
incendiary origin, but there Is
no clue to the "Identity of the gtiiltv
man. The loss was about $2.utiu
I ally .-covered bv insurance.
burglars who broke into the of
fices ol the Lexington Grocery Co ,
the -leading wholesale grocery con
cern of this section, last night,
rilled the cash register, securing
about $ijo. Ordinarily so much
money is not left in the register,
but this was received too late to he
put in the hank. None of the checks '
nor papers were disturbed. The
company -.-lias offered a reward of
$100 for the., arrest and conviction
of the bnrs;!,'i''s.
: Midmlit In the Ourkn.
and yet sleeiiless Hiram Scranton,
of Clay ( Ity, Ills., coughed and
coughed. lie was In the mountains
on the advice of live doctors, who
said he had consumption, but found
no help in the climate, and started
home. Hearing of Dr. King's New
Discovery, he began to use It. "I
believe it saved my life," he writes
"for it made a new man of me, so
that I can now do good work again."
For all lung disease, coughs, la
grippe, asthma, croup, whooping
cough, hay fever, hemorrhages,
hoarseness or quinsy, its the best
known remedy. Price 60c. and
11.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by King-CnWell Drug. Co.
The increased valuation of opium
in the imports of China In 1910, com
pared with the value of the opium
Imported In 1900, accounts for al
most exactly one-third of the in
crease of about 142,000,000 gold In
the total value of Chinese Imports
in 1909
The racing drama isn't the only
kind that is full of borse play.
ill
II 6 jv5i
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1.IAE CLOTHES.
"SPECIAL
YELLOW SECOND SHEET PAPER.
. ."..(KM) Sliccts at :."'. Per in.
:.().)) SliccN at ()"ic. Per in.
1.000 Slieels ;11 T.")c. Pel' ill.
EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE.
THE OFFICE STATIONERY COMPANY.
I !:? ravetleiille Street. IU l:ast llaigclt Street.
C. C. 'IMione !l I-1Y ('. V. Tboiie 81 l-l'V,
Do You Know the "Plus"
Value of Tailor-Made
Garments ?
1 1 x lit. lrif wlicn yon lirsl pul llieni on, ami lit
wlii'iivoii we'll' lliein for llie last linie.
rl here are some niiirlily n' o o l r c a 1 y-inale
cloilics. h'l.il ilit y areir niaile Tor you any. more
..than lliev- are lor ilie oilier fellow.
.'.When 'oii step into our store ami are liieas
urcil up, you ii'el a franneiil 11 rat is made expressly
1'or you it lits you at every curve and - point."
Tin' palterns for lliese "hetter made -clothes'' are
on -display. Our prices compare with vcadY
made clothes, Iho Ilie lit docs not. ifl-") lo $().
EDGAR E. BROUGHTON,
I I liISIII(iS I'OK Ml'.S.
Favellcville Slrei t, . . ... . . . . Il.ileleli, . V.
U. S.
A-r-
Itflfc Ml. wtIHy-m f14lM
IIIMIM
m4rt 'ovitt (g)rmlai ()wmi A
A 'A 1 ,;j At )' JJ :
-' rr.f. ftvPtj j I ' 11? K-i
i9vm fl wlUk th irlnd. Flm flguM, ralDlmaa naptniMV
o hoari Monnd, St-hour rmfU. If It nmtla A WH
MlUvlalualltilllawliMlKHK, '
Oetober 27, 1011: Fonnnst For Ruleigli nnd vicinity: Rain late tonight and Saturday. For North
Carolina: Local rains tonight or Saturday; cooler Saturday in west portion; light to moderate northeast to
north winds. '
Weather Conditions: The tropical storm is central this morning west of Havana and Is apparently mov
ing into the gulf. Increasing cloudiness is reported over the southern states with rain in Forlda, Georgia
and Aatmma. The northwestern high pressure area has moved southeastward, causing freezing conditions
eastward over the lake region and southward tg the Texas Panhandle. Snow is falling in southern Kansas
and Colorado. At Saint Louie rain is falling with temperature thirty-six. . ,
WE ARE
Hcic to i.Icasc YOU. We
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- iiniii ii'ii iiu il ru,-ii unn'i .
COME AND SEE
I low well vou will ))(
ilcasctl an.l how u'ood
Boone, De Luxo Clothes
led wlicn you juii llicm
on. .
licnicinlici' wi' have lull
line ol liirnisliiii's, Shoe
and I l.'ils. Prices .'mil
Montis "iiaraiilcctl.
C. R. BOONE,
DT3 LUXE CLOTHIER.
226 Fayettt ville Sr.
NEXT TO IOC. STORE.
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Department of Agriculture,
WEATHER BUREAU
WILLIS L MOORE. Ch-t
- i sxzr k. ...a r
HEATING STOVES
THE GREAT
MAJESTIC RANGES
THE TIP TOP
DANDY RANGES.
Fair Visitors Welcome to
Our Store.
Thos, II. Briggs
p . r .. .. .
RALEIGH, TX. 0.
The Big Hardware Men.
Try Our Flat
Work Service
Ti'y Our Flat Work Service and
see for yourself what a wonderful
convenience It is.
Send uk your ShecN, Pillow Slips,
I'.olsler Cases, Table C'lolhs, Napkins
Towels, I'.tc.
These uc will wash and iron nnd
i ret urn to you all ready for use. They
will be washed cleaner and ironed
much heller than if done at home or
by a wiisher-womaii. Itesides, think
of l he work and bother we save you.
It costs you very little each week.
TKY Ol'U SKHVICI'V
People's Steam Laundry.
"The Best."
I'hone 71.
NOTICE
Have you Iriisl Martha
'Washington Cinidy, the dil
tiiue lloine-iiuide Candy? If
you have not, tke n h home
with you tonight and your wife
will always say, "Itriiifr me u
liov of .Martha Washington."
oxi.y niK". a rorxi).
Fresh shipment just arrived.
J. C. BRANTLEY,
lHtl'GGIST,
Masonic Temple. IMiones No. 1ft
" HOTEL RALEIGH"
RAIiEIOH, m. o.
(A Hoom "Worth WkJI)
HOWELL COBB.
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