THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMP.ET? 4, 19U.
1 PRAISE
FOR nu
President National Horticultural Con
gress Writes Messrs Kitcliin
and Graham
Using done by your state at this hor
ticultural exposition. Prof. Hutt I
regard as a prince among- men as
well as Ivia able assistant, Prof.
Shaw, and the enterprise shown bv
these- gentlemen in advertising your
state is the admiration of this en
tire vicinity.
I "1 do not believe any Rtate could
I have spent flu, into and have gotten
oiie-tetil.li of the benefits ot Hie ad
I vertisirig that Pro!. Hutt has given
j tour slate at lliis exposition,
i "NoMiing s, turcibly as Ins enter
i indue has all i acted our admiration,
! and I leel that, when I get ready to
iHLISTS
EXPECT TO SEE STATE
Tolls Governor That He Wants to
Investigate Section With View to
Living Here Is ISlg Advertise
ment for North Carolina ("oiiipli
inents Messrs. Hint and Shaw on
Their Work fr North Carolina
The Letter.
Warmlv praising the. tnagnilivent
exhibit or NoU.i ('urolina truit
nuts, vegetables, canned goods, etc.
at the National Horticultural Con
cress and declaring that any stale
mignt. have spent ten thousand dol
lars without getting one-tenth the
results, Mr.. Frederick Neudorft.
president of the congress, has writ
ten to Governor Ki chin and Com
missioner Graham to voice Ins- sen
timents in the cuaracter ot the men
in charge ot the exhibit and the
j?pleudid exhibit itselt. '1 he letters
tti,nie unsolicited. President nct
dorff declared m his letter to Uov
eruor Kilchin mat. alter the expira
tion -ot his. term as president, of the
congress, he was certainlv coming io
North Carolina ' to see your state
wila a view to locating (here.
, it mav be stated in this connection
that the North Carolina exnibit cost
the state onlv $1,000 and the letter
tivmi the president of Uie congress
reflects great credit, on the goalie
men in charge ot the horticultural
division and the department ot agriculture.-
In commenting on the winning ol
the grand sweepstakes a'nd other
prizes, Commissioner Graham said
today that it would result in bring
ing $100,000 to the western part
ot the state in search for nnple
lands.
The lettvr to Governor Kitcmn is
as follows:
The Letter,
I have felt tiiat.it was more than
due to your state that I voice niy
sentiments : in regard to the high.
character of the men. splendid ex
hibit; and splendid piece ol adver-
move anil retire I shall certainly
come io Norih Carolina to see your
stale wiiii a view ot locating there.
'1 write this letter entirely with
out solicitation.
"Y ours verv truly,
"FREDKRICK XEl'DORFF,
"President" National Horticnllural
Congress.
TO VISIT CITYl
Forty Backers and Others to
Spend Day In This Section
On Way Sooth
Forty bankers and capitalists
from Iloston, Providence, New York.
Philadelphia, Hartford and Balti
more, bound southward, will arrive
in Raleigh early tomorrow and will
spend the day in and near this city
visiting the various points of inter
est. These eentlemen are nlrenriv in-
SI.K.HTI.i INJIKKI) I.N I rBS(o,l ln lh. .loivlnnmotil nf V-.W 1.
I'l AlH.il 1 !." I I'.IIIM 1. i (V'lrnlinil nnrl lliuir mnin nhl.w.l 1
to inspect the hydro-electric - plant
Mr. I.. !I. Woodall, who wasi
thrown trom a buggy on Favette-
ville street, was reported as getting
along all right today. Mr. Woodall,
who was driving with Mr... Andrew
Bryan ol Garner in the latter s bug
gy, was painfully bruised when the
horse, after dashing down Favette
ville street, caused the buggy wheel
to strike a hydrant. Both men were
thrown to the ground and the buggy
was almost demolished. Dr. W. C.
Morton was called to render medical
aid.
COTTOX VK1GHEHS ARE
REAPPOINTED HY HOARD. I
The Hoard Of County Commission
ers, at the first meeting of the new
fiscal year, re-elected the former-cot-ion
weighers. Messrs: John Stephens.
Y. A. Pulley and W. .1 Carlton. Mr.
V. F. Jones was re-elected constable
in charge of the grand jurv. K. L.
bliepherd was reappointed janitor of
the court house. A. .1. Stephens
(jiialihed as constable of Hollv
Springs township and C. .1. Harward
as constable ot Leesville township.
at Buckhorn Falls. They will he
joined in Raleigh bv Col. Chas. F.
Johnson, president of the Carol na
Power and Light Company, who will
accompany them on their journcv
southward.
The visitors are due to r?acli hero
at I i in. tomorrow on a iipeciHl
train over the Seaboard from Wash
ington. -They-will leave at 8 Veloek
tor Buckhorn and will return to
the city in the afternoon, when they
will be taken by automobile to va
rious places of interest. Dinner mil
be had at the Yarborough Hour al
7 o'clock. Wednesday morning
party will continue southward.
The names of the bankers md cap
italists could not be learned todav.
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Just a little
Quicker
VmsK Malic! l;niii i t aniiii-ntg.'. favs a pretty candy girl, who
jilted yoiinu Jack l)aul:u ihe fiiiieei'.ii year old sm of Mrs. Harry S.
Lehi, who called ,iei li:s '--icdv Mil.' Ij,JiLi-"H wan removed from Hnr-
viiiil ry ins moilii'i hil- uie nllei'tioii In- was sliowilig the pretty Cindy
gin. Mie was man ml n I iiani.sgi vine day in .lolin lelavan, of I'rovl-
iieMieiice, idiixle is i. !. Mer rrliiiils say lii.il sln jilicd the rich Harvard''
student till- l) hu:u.. m l illistninllii j
h wnv a siillnr tor Ins hand.
City Ticket Agent Schell Chief
Clerk-Mr. Fix Cumes
to Raleigh
Announcement was made today
by the Southern Railway of the fol
lowing changes and promotions:
"Mr. M. 1-1. Schell, formerly city
ticket agent, ha-' been promoted to
chief clerk in the above office in
ciiargn of both freight and . pnssen-
I ger matters, w hile Air. William J.
i Fix, formerly ticket aent at Bnr-
i liflgton, i. C, has been made city
licket agent.
Mr. Si hcli has been city 'ticket
I agent In Raleigh for the past year
and a half, while Mr. Fix has been
in Hurllngton for the past three
years. Taeir promotion is in line
with the Southern's policy oi' recog-
I nizing merit in Its young men, and
Uie announcement of their advance
ment will be read with interest.
Both are splendid vonne men.
eveiy stroke
makes the
MLightTouch'i
onarch
the
typewriter of efficiency
Light Touch Monarch Ma
chines make possible a stroke
that Is just a little quicker
than is possible with any other
Typewriter. With very stroke
a little quicker, more work can
be done In the same time.
Hence, more business, more
profit.
-MONTHLY PAYMKXTS,
Monarch Machines may be
purchased on the Monthly Pay
ment Plan. Send for Litera
ture. Learn the many reasons
for Monarch Superiority.
It is easier to hold a nian off llian
is to hold him down. ;
l that Dahhvvcii denied that I n-
LOpAL SJR1EPS.
N'KAT SI M TI UXK!) OYKIl
l!Y HKG1STKK OF OKKDS.
Register of Deeds C. H. Anderson
turned over to Sheriff J. H. Sears
today a check for $1,454 as state and
county tax on 727 marriage licenses
issued during the year just closed.
This represents the largest amount
ever turned over in a single year bv
the register tor this purpose an in
crease over lust, year of 25 licenses.
HANOI FT POSTPONFU.
On -account' ol the illness ol
Mr. K. H. Harbee. (in 01 the
men. whom the business men ol
Raleigh intend honoring, the
banquet and railroad Celebra
tion scheduled- tor -.Thursday
night has been temporarily
postponed, hut bv no nieans
abandoned. .Mr. Harbee s ill
ness is not serious, bin it Is not
assured that he would .he able
to attend the banquet Thursdav
night and for this reason the
coinniittee thought n best to
postpone the celebration to a
later date. Announcement will
be inade of the new date:
New Enterprises.
-. The Couiiiy f .-tl
I held iis regular un-r;r
day. '
- (tOVMiii.r KTti-Ii hi
II "day. Hi deli vei-s an
Uie Farmers 1 m,a
f FdiH-ai ion
h:eei iirg -.to-
is in SbclJiy
nMress Ifetore
A pretty girl never
brains of a homely girl.
the
READY
FOR
Shoppers
AT
cKIMMONS
Tremendous and Beautiful
Assortments
HANDKERCHIEFS,
NECK FIXINGS,
SCARFS,
HAND-BAGS,
All neatly placed in pretty
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Christmas Boxes.
mium iu u v iiuuus uu mm v.
-w SI
"Raleigh's Authoriv,y on Ladies Wear."
KTTI.l I) IN (OlItT
Sunday Sri-ap had final Inning To
day in Justice Hubert' Court.
The final consummation' of t lif
tle scrap took place today in Justice
of the Peace Roberts- court when
Charley Haynes iind Howard Seolt
were adjudged giilliy of an af
fray. A fine ot 00 and cosi.-i vttS
iiiiposed upon Scott and no jiidp
niiMi was rendered against Haynes
because?: ot the fact that he is under
bond to appear in police court to
answer the. charge. Under these con
ditions Justice Roberts did not care
to assume jurisdiction m the maftt'T
against llavnes.
lu the village ol Oberlin a re v
A. M. K. church . is under eotiaa'a-
t ion, and the root is on
Arrangements have been . liiade
for placing a niiiiilier (it iiu'iuoiial
windows in the tVntral j-'pthodisi
church here, the ioia-1 cost lioini nvei
$1,800. -
Mr B ( sliooll tue lust
president of !!; A. . M. Coll-ue.
V. M. C. A,, , delivered . an address
to. the association last, night. Mr.
Ashcroft has been editor or tlieMor,-
Toe hnquirer lor 8 yi-ars.
The bankrupt; sale uf pi-rso:ial
property , ol .Mr. Percy II. -Kleining
brought :r': These incluileil:; "h'.otise
holil and kin-hen effects, bin did poi
include the horse and liirgp'.v,- si,vry,
watch,, hilllai-it, liihit- iiinl j( In
articles. ,
S )lltli:'nl
Oi' KaK'iJli.;
(.i n: i-.i:
( "I urn tliirvesiei' Co-
:o uiaiiiiiacture, sell and
on aai-vesiers and oilier
l.'uiii iiiai-iijiiei'V;
cfip'ilal. S -si.ii.iMiii
ill ; si-10 Cai ,-v; w i!
' I'. N, ..(!.. xi.lwhi'.
II,1
i'ii-.; auiiiorlzed
ivid'eil into snares
l S.v.iiuii paid in
I! U lolh A
tloodw in and M.
Among Hie visitors to Itale
Mr. Marry l;; Uobblns, a diii
whose home is near Boston,
and who is making a siudv (
Hil IS
man
JaHs.,
IV TKIEKSTINt; ADDITIONS
TO HAIX OI' IIISTOKV.
'1 hero have been two interesting
additions to the collection of his'one
objects In the North Carolina Mall of
History-during the past few days
One oi these Is a rubbing giving a
coiy of the inscription on Sir Walter
Kaieigh s tomb, in St. Margaret's
church, Westminster, London, verv
near where he was beheaded. The
other object, a piece of glass of the
light house at. Cape llatteras which
was destroyed earlv m the war be
tween the states by the Confederate
lions .here. .He was in tam ii Willi
lliosc today by the secret a rv- of ili.
chaniber ol i onimerce.
-.'
- Deputy ( oil, .(.for K. ".- Nli-rrit t
and llepiil.v .Marshal .1. I'. II Ailams
1 Saturday destroyed '' a large iUjc'lt
still, tugether . with lillil ua lions ol
beer, in New Light township'. The
three operatives fled. The pim'.! was
new and hail not: iniiiii n ilmn nf
liquor.
M.WW UATKINS WOMW.IO
Hl-liliS MISSION ISIifilNS
AT ST. S.WIOI'lt'S CHAI'KIi,
Beginning.' with yesterday's ser
vices a weeks mission began at
bt, Saviours' Chapel. Gleenwood
be conducted by Rev. Bertham' E.
Brown, of Tarboro. It is understood
that the missioner will not be able
to arrive before Mondav, but the
services began yesterdav. The pub
lic is cordially invited. Rev Mr. I
Brown has earned a reputation fori
deep spirituality and Intensity in his
pulpit utterances and It is hoped
that large congregations will attend
the mission.
SHAW STI IKNTS IIA1SK
SOI FOB HOSPITAIi.
At a mass meeting of Shaw U.ii-i
versity students and their friends
Wile nf Mr. Walter Woinhle Passed
Away Kai-lv Sunday .Morning.
Early Saturday morning, abojt
five o'clock, there passed awav at her
home on east Hargett si reel .drs. Ma
ry Watkins Womble, the wile of Mr.
Walter Womble.
Stricken with an attack of appen
dicitis when in the bloori of
health and life, the latter part of
July, a complication of diseases re
sulted and tor four months she had
been a patient, uncomplaining suf
ferer. .Until, this week her recover;
was hoped lor, but death came as a
relief from her suffering yesterday
morning.
She was the daughter of the late
Thomas W. Watkins, and Mrs. Susan
Johnson Watkins, of Warren eoiinly,
where she was born thirty -three
years ago.
November 2, 1902, she married
Mr. Walter Womble, of this city and
had made many friends here by her
sunny, whole-souled disposition
Hqj-8 waa a beautiful Christian
Coqilwiii, . K
AmiJiv l..;mh-'.;. '.!.-.'.
in iini:i i-tiiii: .miii stock t'o. 0
Cha--1 Hill ;. aut.iorized - capital
i'"t'. Willi: ii puid .iiv :hy V.
Itoliev'-oii, ;. . !..- I'hip'.-s and Henry
Lloyd;, v-y.
Saletv Stopper t il., of dreensboro
nu;!!in:ictuve iind deal in a certain
liiercliamlise vdeviir -known-'.. as new
;:,ud useful itnprovehipiii !. In . bpUle
Siopjv-rs. ,ett-, atiil to aciiuire pat
mi ik. eii .: ail' lion;:o(l capilal, $
Oiiii, wit.i, '$.-,;0'0tl paid ill by .. T. .1
l M U I) I. " fi l li ii K and a
laiiit; (.'uo K ev ' .;' -, ' '.
-it Kin Sin(e Wiiymi ( c. ol .Mon-
r.H: iiiahorixed - i npital. . $ 100,000,
wivh .:s..i.v).,iiit ".p,.u'd in by The Pied-
nuinl li'iiK.v -Co.. ; J Hi-..', . -i'. '.I-., Payne,
u . . -'Koeiii ;.Lf!.y: and W. C. Ileal il.
Side valk I u iny.
- ,.1 m il . granoutliic sulewilk . i;n-
'pri i -i-in e i it is in -.'progress . on (Hen-
wooil,. aveiiiio. . Tart ol thai inenue.
lias been .widened ami while last
year it was : iinsip,hl ly it is iiov; beiui
pi ado a. -Very aviraci ive .tlio'rtiiiilM'ar?
It is certainly .it tiuisl iiupiiilant .one
io ij hirge..:nu'iii'1)!!V.-of l!tleigh-'p"vile.
as well ti!i ;;) I tmse at the .Mei iiiidist
(li-pbai.iage.
When ihe
Bowels Are
UncomforfaMe
and you miss that fine feeling
of exhilaration which follows
a copious morning opera
tion, you should put a small
quantity of Simmons Red Z
Liver Regulator (The
rowder b orm) on the tongue
and wash it down with a
little water.
Its action in the system is puri
fying and strengthening. It drives
out hard impactions and impurities
and gives tone to the muscular
structure of the bowels. It over
comes the tendency to chronic coh
stipation, relieves a bloated feeling
in the abdomen, sweetens the breath
and promotes vigor of body, mental
alertness and cheerful spirits.
Sold Uy Dealers
Price, Large Package, $1.00
- . Aak lor the remiliio wiiii ihe Red 55 on the '
. labri. II you canmit scl il. remit to in. we -will
send It by mail, postpaid.': Simnuiit .
I.ircr Rtrgulator it alic) put tp in liquid lorm
for tliouc wlio prrfcr ir I'rk-e Jl.DO lcr
. ; bjttle. Look lor tlic Red. St M'leL
Stationery Comp'y
- DURHAM, N. C.
WHITMAN'S FUSSY
PACKAGE
The latest and best
tiling in Candy. Try a
box and be convineed.
j. u.
Zi:iLIN t CO.. rroprlolon
5t. Luuls,. Missouri
.v,u ,ioi.aj, i" nueiusi oi me character, the evidence of whl-h was
L.onaru nospuai, now almost ready 8eeri in her natlent BntTwrfnr-
tor occupancy, $1,505 was contrib
uted toward the hospital fund.
Greatest Meeting Kver.
M have just returned from the
greatest meeting I ever attended,"
writes County Superintendent V. D.
Moore to State Superintendent Joy
ner with regard to the Teachers' As
sembly here last week.
Her mother had been with her for
some time. Here also was her sis
ter, Miss Sue Watkins, of Henderson.
She Is also survived by two sisters at
Manson, Mrs. M. V. Fleming and
Mrs. Wellons, and two brothers, it
L. Watkins, of Baltimore; T. J. Wat
kins, of Norlina; and F. R. Watkins,
of Birmingham. ,
The funeral service waa held from
the Tabernacle church this after
noon at three o'clock, conducterd by
the new pastor, Dr. C. E. Maddry.
Runaway Saturday Night.
Mr. Ed Haley and a colored man.
en route to their home Jus.i beyond The interment was ln the city cein-
uienwood Saturday night, were both I etery.
thrown from the buggy when their
horse ran away." The buggy waa J A man might not be able; to recog
damaged and the contents scattered, nlze some of his lady acquaintances
but these were neither broken nor , if he happened to meet them with
damaged. .. their complexion off. ,
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SHOP
EARLYS ; ;-
We "re ready fui' your
: Christmas shopping. Xover be
fore iiiiiJ' e gotten tiKCtlier
such it viillety of fieaonabl(
iitercliiiiitti.se.
KeiiictiilM'!'. tlm parly shop,
per sets the pick, so lets all
phk lltt.
EllIlVGTOIV'S
ART STORE;
RALEIGH, N. O.
J. C. BRANTLEY,
DRUGGIST,
Masonic Temple. Phone No. 15
Agents for Martha Washing
Hon aud Whitman's Candles.
XOTICK OK SALE.
Miss Margaret ('Ke, who, with
lier motiiei-, came Io WasliiiiKton
elphtern iiioutlm ago from Itoston
and have received the entree of the
most exclusive of the capital's social
I nder and" by virtue of an order
of court, the undersigned receiver
of tho Mechanics and Invettors
tniou will at 12:00 o'clock, noon
on Jhiirsday, January 4, 1912, at
the couithouBe door in Wake coun
ty, expose for sale and sell for cash
the following described land, situat
ed in- t.ie western suburbs of the
city .of Kaieigh, adjoining .the lands
of Julia Lane, James Dodd, deceas
ed, and others, formerly under lease
to John Taylor, and begins at the
northwest corner of Julia Lane's lot
on south side of Dodd't. avenue,
thence west with said avenue 8 poles
and 6 links to Dodd's corner; thence
south 6 poles, 2 links to a stake,
Dodd's corner; thence east 20 poles
to a v stake in center of Hillsboro
road, leading from Raleijrh to Beav
er Dam; thence alone said rows
north' 25 degrees, cast 3 poles, H
I links to Julia Lane's corner; thence
with her line west 13 poles. 15 links
i to the southwest corner Julia Lane's
lot; tnence north 2.8 nole3 to the ba-
HOLIDAYS
are in siaht
It will not he many days before one
will be looking upon the glories of
the holiday stores. There you'll find
the substantial, the worthy, the ap
preciative present the gift that will
prove the best value for the money.
You'll have to spend to make others
happy.' Our stock Is the greatest in
the history of this fast growing Jew
elry establishment.
JOLLY&WYNNE
JEWELRY CO.,
KALLIGGH Jf, O.
set. Mrs.- Gage lias distributed ginning with dwelling thereon, being
anion;; her friends an exquisite little tne same land conveyed to Reuben
volame entitled, '"The lloyat Dcwent
nnd Colonial Ancestry ot Mrs. Harley
Galvin Gage," which was the work of
Mrs. Gmte and her lieautiful daugh
ter. The book gives In detail Ihe
lineal descendants of Mrs. Gage for
more than fourteen hundred years.
MCKarland Dy deed from J. M.
Home and wife, dated January 21,
1-801.- ' :' ' ' . ' . :
. ALBERT L. COX,
Receiver for the Mechanic- IhvesU
ora Union.
12-4-o.a.w.-4wk. -s-..'
THE YARBOROUGH,
"RALEIGH'S LEADING HOTEL"
125 ROOMS.
Each Boom Communicate With
uain. .
CUISINE UNSURPASSED.
' THE - ...
B. H. Griffin Hotel Co.;
Proprietors.
JT. FRANK BELL Manager.
Santa Claus headquarters
is at .
H TOyLAND "