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' V v -II- M TIIE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1912. T 7 & I i I! 4 Ii, ilE I Republicans Figoriog On t Leader Next Year I 'Winston-Salem Lawyer Sounds Good to Many Republicans Would Unite Both Factions and Poll t Large Republican Vote Is Strong Man in Community. How would Judge Henry it. Star buck of Winston-Salem do for the re publican candidate for governor this -fall? That is the question republicans are asking each other, and each time the answer is in the affirma tive. ..'Judge Starbuek is supposed to belong to the Morehead faction of the party, but he has never been active one way or another, is a clean, patriotic citizen and nothing could be brought against him. Both factions of the republican ""party would vote for him. The '.Duncan faction would undoubtedly make a good move in endorsing him and his candidacy would do a great deal to heal the breach, that has ex isted for Several years. Judge Starbuek has represented his county, as senator in .the last leg islature, lie is one of the few re publicans who cau get anything he wants in Forsyth county and if he would submit to allowing his name to head the republican state ticket he would undoubtedly lead it. Republicans do not deceive them selves. They know that a republican cannot be elected governor, but they believe that a strong republican, such as Judge Starbuek, would sur prise the opposition with its strength. It is conceded undoubt edly that Mr. Locke Craig of Asho- Ville will be the democratic nominee and that he will be elected. The republicans have got to 'put out a ticket and it remains to be seen whether they will get together on a good man. But Senator Starbuek is a modest gentleman and might ob ject to the operation. WEAK I'Al'KIt "WESK1TS." They Are Equal to an Overcoat and '"Afford Much Warmth. ' A "white gentleman from the north" came in today and empha sized the gooc. use to which old news papers can be put at a time like this. He says there are plenty of people suffering from cold when they could be relieved and sleep or travel in comfort by the judicious use of a few old papers. People get cold in 'sleeping sometimes,-not because they haven't cov ering enough, but because there is not enough under them. A few thicknesses of paper spread tinder the mattress will remedy this and Substitute comfort to;- discomfort. A newspaper spread over the breast and buttoned up under the waist coat will give warmth or if you are going on a drive and your overcoat is not", heavy enough, will supply 1 1 1 o defieichrv. lietier nt ill, make a hole in the pape; and put it. over your head, letting it cover both breast and back. Some people know this but. many do not and we pass along the suggestion with the hone that sonic may In hellefi tc I. I'umping illuming Streams of Water The rapid and large increase' of the supply of water in the reservoir .Saturday night, during '.the time the supply to the city was withheld. ''clearly demonstrated that a large proportion of the water pumped into Kaleigh was running to waste. Since tho water has been turned on again, the pumping gauges show that the consumption has again run up about half million gallons a day above the normal even in warm weather, which shows some idea of the im mense ouantity which consumers are wasting by permitting coin in nous running streams from open faucets and other water fixtures. At one tiw suggestion was made to cut off the public fountains which have running streams, but as a very large number of poor people get their en tire supply for necessities of lifo . from these fountains, the idea of cut ting them off was abandoned. On account of the continued and heavy .Iwaste the water company has again . published notice that the supply will "None to Beat It." A customer in another city writes as . follows: ': "The Engraved Cards came to hand In due time. My daughter was delighted with them. I have never seen any work of the kind to beat It." Send us your orders for ENGRAV ING, EMBOSSING, COPPERPLATE n OR GENERAL PRINTING. EDWARDS & BR0UGHT0N PRINTING CO. IL1LEIGH, X. 0. IHloods Sarsaparilla Acts directly and peculiarly on the blood; purifies, enriches and revitalizes it, and in this way builds up the whole sys tem. Take it. Get it today. In usual Ihiuid form or in chocolate coated tablets called SarsatabS. be withheld tonight, and consumers can bear this in mind and make their arrangements accordingly. HEAII'tl MEETING TO.NKJHT Don't l'orget the Meeting of the Itnl eigli Health League Tonight at 8 O'clock, Chamber of Commerce. There are many facts about the health of Kaleigh which we ought not to publish.. facts which concern the traveling public, but which con cern most vitally the permanent res idents of Kaleigh. As good citizens interested in your own protection and the good name of your city, the league wishes you to attend this meeting. It makes no difference whether you are a .'-member of the league or not, come to the meeting. This meeting is to consider what may be done- to prevent the death 'of something like ."ieO Kaleigh people that is very likely to occur during the coining year. Some of these deaths can certainly be prevented, provided everybody will do their ble for only your part of it. At the meeting tonight a paper will be presented which sets forth in detail the organization of the Kaleigh Health Depart men t. and points out specifically the defects in that organization. A second paper gives .the 'compara tive'1' death rates, total deaths,: and ages of deceiidents in Kaleigh as compared with the average city in the. t'nitod States. The figures for Kaleigh are taken from Kaleigh's own records, the local registrar of deaths office, and the figures for the I'nited States are taken from the figures of the bureau of the census There are the facts, and if the citi zens of Kaleigh prefer to know the exact status of Raleigh's health and not to have mere opinions about it. they can get this knowledge by at tending the meeting tonight. ' A third paper will point out the fact that milk supervisioii: of Ral eigh is a thing in name only, and this important statement will be sup ported by more facts. This paper will also tell you what kind of meat you get; how meat supervision in Kaleigh compares with the standard. A forth paper will deal with the garbage ordinance of the city, and will be very instructive. Disease is communicable, and you can i ne neanny unless me com munity in which, you live, unless those with whom you associate,-are healthy. Kor your health's sake, and for the good of vour city come to this -'.meeting! lend your support to the promotion of Kaleigh's health New Enterprise The following charters were is sued by the secretary of state to day - Wake Club, incorporated, of );,U eigh: to provide and eneouragv so cial intercourse, etc; the coniori tion has no. capital stock: im orpo'-- aiors. K. Smith, T. J. Moore iiid.lt ('. liaehelor. I 'in rili- mm l i ii Co., of ll'lison; general merchandise and farm sup plies; authorized capital, $,"111,11(10 wiih fx.uon paid in by AHonzo I'ar- risli, ,1. II. Codwin and (J. A. lloon Lg.ipl Improvement. Co., of Cum nock. I.ee county; to aeiii.1r lands in-Chatham and other counties eon tinning coal and iron and flther ores ad develop them and to deal in tim ber, i-i-al estate, etc.: authorized cap ital, ?;;!, nun, with privilege of in creasing to fioo.ono, but may or ganize with Jfloo; incorporators. John L. 'lull, John II. Kennedy Gulf: Win. A. Guthrie, Durham; Joint .T. Craiikshnw, John U.'bunnig, Philadelphia. I'a. Thompson- Wat kins Clo of Kutli erfordton; to deal in drugs', author ized capital, 110,000, with 13,000 subscribed for by W. A. Thompson, W. O. Watklns and A. A. Rucker. SOME FINE PLEADING T The pleading of Col. J. C. 1.. Har ris, Mr. John W. Hinsdale, Jr., Sir. Ransom Hinton and Messrs. W. D. and R. D. Buffalo the latter three not lawyers, but planters saved three colored boys from a term on the roads this afternoon. The young fellows. Clad Jones, Hubert Hinton and John Stephenson, were found guiltv of an affray and Hubert and John pleaded to carrying con cealed weapons. Each were fined $15 and costs in the affray case, but judgment was suspended in the cases for carrying concealed weapons. The costs v ere divided among the three cJeiViiiliiiits. Solicitor Norris and Mr. K. 'M. '.Bledsoe, justice of the peace, sum mat me uoys uau uoi been in trouble, before to their knowledge, and Judge Bragaw gave them another chance. John Dunn was found guilty of larceny and receiving, but judgment was not passed. Sam Crowsou and William jlinloii. alias Son I tin ton. were convicted of resisting an officer, but judgment has not been passed. I SI! III.EW OCT AND DAMAGED BOTH EVES. Mr. I'. M. Mangum of Henderson was brought to Raleigh today to have his eyes treated by Dr. Jo Whitaker. He was placing some wires in ii cotton mill yesterday, when thi' fuse blew out. and did damage to both eves. It is not thought the injury will he perma nent. I'OSS NOT TO SAVE KICHESON Governor Will Not Commute Dentil Sentence oi Clergyman-Murderer. r.oston. Mass., Jan. It;. Governor Foss has made it praeticallv certain that he will not attempt to save the life of the Rev. Clarence V. T. Kich- eson. slayer of Avis Linncll. The gov ernor's secretary tonight issued this statement : "Governor Foss has never sought to go beyond the clearly defined duty of his office, and he desires me to state that under no conditions what ever with he either seek to exceed the power vested in him or to evade the responsibility fixed upon him by the constitution and statutes of the commonwealth.' . Friends of Governor Foss believe that he had intended to recommend commutation of Kieheson's sentence. but that the great number of letters pouring in upon, him from all parts of the country within the past few days, uruing the extreme penalty- caused the governor to doubt the wisdom of endeavoring to ask the council to recommend a modification of Judge Sanderson's decree. LOOK l-'OK "GOLD NICKELS" Chicagoniis Aroused by Report of Mistake in Coins, ".'Chicago, ill.. Jan. H!. "Look over the change in your pocket" is the slogan here. "Have you a lit 11 nickel, and lias it a peculiar yellow ish tint?" For several days Chicagoans have believed that cverv l'.ill nickel they hail was a o.'i-eent piece. Rumor said the government was recalling its re lent issue of the 5-cent piece, be causo each coin contains !!i) cents worth of gold. V, C. Russell, cashier of the Siibtreasury, however, denied the story yesterday . The N'ational City Rank some days ago received a bag of nickels from tlie government, which did not seeul to "ring" like nickels. They also had adiseolored cast of countenance They were returned to Washington approved, and sent hack to the bank They were again returned to the treasury where they are under exam iuation.' NEW COUNTERFEIT KILLS OUT Secret Service Warns AgaiiiNt $' Silver antl $10 Gold Certificates, New York, Jan, 1G.. A notice has boon sent to till subway and elevated agents, banking houses and large commercial houses by Chief John K. Wilklo, of the secret service, warn ing them of three new counterfeit bills in circulation. Ope 1b a pen and brush counterfeit $5 silver cer tificate, series of 1899, with no plate number and bearing tho names of W. T. Vernon, secretary of the treas ury, and Lee McCluug, treasurer of the United States. The second counterfeit is a $10 gold certificate bearing the same names and made with pen and brush with a few yellow and black lines representing silk threads. The third counterfeit is a poor pen and ink pro duction of a $10 Canadian banknote of the Banque d'Hochelaga. Windows. Most women seem to think that windows are made merely to be fit ted with curtains that will keep out the light Some women never know where generosity ends and extravagance GOOD ROADS CONVENTION All of the States East of the Missis sippi Represented at the Conven tion, "t . Washington, Jan. 16. All of the states east of the Mississippi are rep resented by at least three delegates at the Federal Aid Good Roads Con vention, which convened at the Hotel Raleigh, here, this afternoon. The convention will last for three days during which time five ses sions will be held. More th'in one hundred senators and representatives friendly to the movement to procure the aid of the government in '.he im provement of the highways, have an nounced their intention of ati-ndhig at least one of the sessions, and Rep resentative William Borland, ti M's souri, has promised to address the oiivention and lead the discmsi m in favor of the, proposed l.iicol.i Memorial Highway., from 'Washing ton -'to Gettysburg. 'The' governors of ii'iirh halt i he tales of the Union are ivpreiited MAINE ICE '('KOI' GOOD Harvest Khun Thirteen to Sivteen Inches in Thickness. l'ortlanil. Me., Jan. til. It is pre dicted that the ice crop in Maine this year will be fully", up to. the aver age of other good seasons. The mild weather of December caused the ice men some anxielv, Imi ihe intense old of the last .two week'. has laid i coating of ice from I :i to I inches thick over the lakes and rivers of Maine. . Some desultory cutting lias al ready been done on I In- ice fields, but the real work will commence this week. Rig crews of nun 'passed through this city today bound for the Kennebec River fields of the Ameri can Ice Compain . KING KILLS 24 TIGERS More Thau Hull' of Iti asls Ragged In Nepal Drought Down l!y George, . V London. Jan.. Ui:- I'liotographs of King George's shooi iiig expedition in Nepal have now arrived in England and reproductions will appear in to morrow's papers. They do not give my new information as to the. de tails of his Majesty's exploits with the gun, though the Daily Mirror will say that King George added an other record to his long list of shoot ing successes. Out of a total bag of !lt) tigers 24 fell to the King's gun and report says he brought down a tiger .'and a bear with the right and left barrels, Shooting in Memphis. Memphis, Jan. IB. John T. Bar tenstein, manager of the wholesale department- of a local coal company was shot and instantly killed by W. T. Avery, formerly a real estate dealer. The shooting occurred at Avery's home. Avery in jail, declined to state the cause of the iiuarrel. He asserted he tired in self-defense. Itiiineil to Death in Car. St. I.ouis, Jan. IB. Guv L Stewart, 'agricultural"' and industrial ngent of the Cotton Belt Rillroad was buriieil to death In his private ear in a wreck in which the traiiis of three different roads collided ut Kelso. 14n miles south of here. SHE DIDN'T WANT TO GO Hospital Is Advised An Only Relief I'roin Long llliiews, Rut Mrs. Chance Stays at Home. Collins, .Miss, - In 'hn 'Interesting letter from this place, Mrs. pelphi:i ia Chance writes as follows: "1 had suffered from womanly troubles, and finally I took down with a fever. We had five different doctors, but it seemed that I could not get any better. The doctors said they had done all they could to help me, and advised me to go to the hospital. I did not want to go, and I decided 1 would try ('Hrdui. After I begin to take It, I got better every day, and now 1 can take care of my baby, and i do all my housework. I feel as well as I ever did In my life. When I think how long my fevor had lasted, and that nothing helped me, 1 can't begin to say enough for this great remedy. We spent neirly all we had for doctors, but they gave me no relief. I am thankful there Is a ramcdy for womanly troubles that will not fall." I Cardui wlil surely do as much for you as for the writer of the above letter, If you will only give it a fair trial. '. '' I Puro, safe, reliable, gentlo Car dui Is the Ideal medicinal tonic for weak, sick women. Try it. i N. B. Write to Ladles' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In structions, and 64-page book,1 "Home Treatment for Women," sent In plain wrapper, on request. BIG HALE AT TOYLAND. Saturday. The Big Soap Sale. Re member you get a box of Z Cakes of Violetta Soap for 10c. See other to, How What long nerve-racking days of constant torture what sleepless nights of terrible agony itch itch itch, constant Itch, until It seemed that I must tear off my very skin then Instant relief my skin cooled. soother and healed! The very first drops of D. I). 1). Prescription for Eczema stopped that awful itch instantly; yes, the very moment D. D. D. touched the burning skin the torture ceased. A 25c bottle proves it. D. T). D. has been known for years as the only absolutely reliable LASSITER'S CREAMY WHITE WATEUGItOl'ND FLOl'lt Is Handled by W. 11. Mann & Co. Thieui it liirdsong. M. Rosenthal Co. Thos. Tyson. Thus. Hums. It. W. Jones. I-:, ii. Kins- K. II. Morgan. t. I'eatross. W. K. Kelley. W. J. Grant. W. A. Strickland. L. C. Neal. G. W. Bond. I la rues Grocery Co. J. O. Morgan-. M. T. Wilder. C. E. Childress. Dock Haywood. - Henry K. Stevenson. I'ool & Redford. A. R. I'ool. A. W. Matthews. Hood & Richardson. W. H. Caudle. W. W. Williams. Riggan HroH. Crowder & Rand, Wholesalers. fr GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANYBODY ANOTHER SHIPMENT RECEIVED This 45 piece English Flow-Blue Dining Service for Times subscribers only. The set is worth $10 50 We sell it to you for $3 75 The only condition on which we oiler the dishes at such a low price is that you guarantee to lake Tre Raleigh Daily Times for ONE YEAR from receipt of yuur order You cn pay for the dhhes as f lfows: 50c on re ceipt of your order, $1 00 on delivery of dishes and 25c a week for 9 weeks. There is a full set of dishes on exhibition at Brantley's Drug Store. For further information, apply at Times office I ltchcdlf eczema remedy, for it washes away the disease germs and leaves the skin as clear and healthy as that of a child. All other druggists have D. D. D. Prescription go to them if you can't come to us but don't accept some big profit substitute. But if you come to our store, we are so certain of what D. D. D. will do for you that we offer you a full size bottle on this guarantee: if you do not find that it takes away the itch AT OXCK, it costs you not a cent. Henry T. Hicks Co., Tucker Build "ing Pharmacy. SPECIAL OFFfR ON HAM S During this week we are offer ing George & Co.'s W'KSTPHALIA I'.RAND HAMS. at a special price of 17 Ci;.TS i'Ull I'OIM). These Hams have been on sale at the. best grocery stores in the large eitieB for 4 5 years. They are guaranteed to please the most fastidious taste. We have only a limited sup ply at 17 cents; don't miss this opportunity. The Hams are displayed In our window. IV. B. MANX &C0. 11 K. 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