THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1012.
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To Policyholders of Jefferson
Standard Life Insurance Co.
Raleigh, N. C, May 13, 1912.
At a meeting held in this city to
day a permanent organization was
effected. Judge R. W. Winston was
elected president and Mr. C. H. An
derson, secretary and treasurer; and
a POLICYHOLDERS' PROTECTIVE!
COMMITTEE of five members was
appointed. This committee ig com
posed of C. B. Barbee, chairman,
Raleigh, N. C, J. P. Ferrall, Ral
eigh, N. C, J. Beale Johnson, Car
denas, N. C, James H. Pou, Ral
eigh, N. C, and W. T. Dortch, Golds
uoro, N. C. ',
This protective committee was au
thorized to employ lawyers and insti
tute such legal orother proceedings as
in their opinion may be necessary to
protect the interests of those policy
holders who join with this association.
The committee was requested to give
notice that any policyholder of the
Jefferson Standard who wished to
join in the proceedings could do so by
writing to the president, the secre
tary and treasurer or the chairman of
this -'committee, giving Ills name,
address and enclosing one dollar per
thousand for each thousand dollars
of insurance he carries for himself
or any one else in the Jefferson
Standard. This one dollar a thou
sand may be siilllcient, or it may not.
If not sullicieiit, other cnlls will lie
made; but the total of Hitch deferred
calls will not exceed throe dollars,
making the total liability - on the
policyholders who join four dollars
for each thousand dollars of Insur
ance. Close accurate accounts and
full reports will be made of all re
ceipts and disbursements.
The committee, therefore, Invites
all policyholders of the Jefferson
Standard, who desire to do so, to at
once signify such desire and enclose
one dollar for each thousand dollars
of insurance to C. H. Anderson, Esq.,
secretary and treasurer, Raleigh,
N...C.
Liberty is given to any policy
holder to withdraw at any time from
the. proceedings, provided his dues
up to the time of his withdrawal
shall have been paid.
The committee agrees to make no
settlement of their own 1 policies
which is not offered to every other
policyholder who joins with us.
If you desire to join with us, do
so at once, as it may be deemed
advisable to institute proceedings
this week.
In corresponding witn the com
mittee, or any of the officers of the
association, please enclose postage,
as the funds are only thoso con
tributed by the members.
Very respectfully,
C .11. BARBEE,
Chairman.
J. .REALS JOHNSON,
JAMES H. POU,
V. T. DORTCH,
.1. l' KERRALL,
Policyholders Protective committee.
Jefferson Standard .Life Insurance
Company.
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
Graffiti TBieattre
AltOXSOV & BROWNE, Managera.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
WAGNER & DIGGS,
Comedy Sketch.
GRIFFITH,
The Comedy Trickster.
LANG & MAE,
Keren! ric I )ani'iii,Sin,i;iii and Comedy.
AUONSOX mtOWNE, Manager.
Notice! Come Around to Hear Our New $1,500
Orchestrion Piano.
TO!.V OXI.V, BY SPKCIAI, RKyl lOST, WE WILL IUX AS AX
EXTRA KKEL
THE TITANIC PICTURES.
RKtil'LAR PROGRAM TODAY,
' THE CHOCOLATE REVOLVER,
The Quick Wit of Child and How She Fooled the Burglars.
NIAGARA FALLS IN THE WINTER,
' ' . Scenic.
ACE OF SPADES,
A Good Western.
rBOF. LEVIN'S ORCHESTRA.
THE MAN WHO BUYS A BAD
BARGAIN FEELS IT.
STEIN" SMART
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1E LUXE CLOTHIER.
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IF YOU have or have not mado
uiiHatlsfactory purchases In tho
Clothing Line,, we want you to
Bee BOONE'S DE LUXE
CLOTHES. They satisfy and
In every Instance please.
THIS IS GUARANTEED and
all we ask you la
"COME AND SEE"
Blue Serpen, all wool $10 up.
Tho new Greys and Fancy
Milieu. Pin Ntrlpe In Blue
and Greys. Full line of Mo
lialrg. Hhoea, HaU and Furnishings.
luxt auk for what you want.
C. R. BOONE,
DE LUXE CLOTHIER,
82fl FayettevllU Street,
Opposite Market.
ALL PHONES 281.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
National League.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Boston; rain.
At Pittsburg
Pittsburg-New York called second
Inning; rain.
At Chicago
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
At St. Louis
St. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, 0.
American League.
At Boston
Boston, 6; St. LouIh, 5.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, 7.
At New York
New York, 1; Detroit, 5.
At Washington
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 3.
International League.
At Buffalo
Buffalo, 13; Providence, 5.
At Rochester
Rochester, 5; Newark, 4.
At Toronto
Toronto, 6; Baltimore, 1.
At Montreal
Montreal, 4; Jersey City, 7.
American Association.
At Toledo
Toledo, 6; Louisville, 5.
At Milwaukee
Milwaukee, 2; St. Paul, 3.
At Indianapolis
Indianapolis, 0; Columbus, 1.
At Kansas Clity
Kansas City, 1C; Minneapolis, 3.
Southern League.
At New Orleans ;
New Orleans, 0; Chattanooga, 4.
(.i innings; rain.)
At Ilirminghuni
Bi.niingham, 2; Atlanta, 1.
At Montgomery
Montgomery. 2; Nashville, 1.
At Mobile
Mobile, 0; Memphis, 7.
Siuth Aliunde League.
At Jacksonville ,
Jacksonville, 2; Columbia, 1.
At Albany
Albany, 0; Savannah, 5.
At Columbus
Columbu'i, it; Macon, 8.
('urolinn AsHocintion.
At Greensboro
('reensboro, 2; Winston-Salem, 1
At Spartanburg
Spartanburg, I!; Greenville, 6.
At Anderson
Anderson, 5; Charlote, 1.
CiOYEHXMKXT OWNERS.
Claim Private OwihmI Heads Will
. Save People Money.
Atlanta, May l.'i. Comparative
figures are being combined here
wnlch tend to show, according to
leading railroad officials, that if the
government assumed control of ihe
railroads, and Instituted the "gov
ernment ownership" polici s in this
country, the cost of handling traffic
would be vastly increased, instead of
decreased, and that private opera
tion of the roads gives the public
the cheapest and bent service.
Under government ownership, it
is stated, not only would the. cost of
running the roads run up to a very
high figures, Inn the tendency would
be to higher rat"s so as to avoid
the deficit which would otherwise
nave to be made up in taxes.
In this country the volume of traffic
is very thin in comparison with the
Panama railroad, and, of course, the
larger the business, the' less should
be the proportionate cost of handling
It. However, (lie Panama railroad.
with its' enormous business, has rates
vastly higher Hum bore, and yet
their ratio of cost is much in excess
of the roads in the states.
.-Tommy Knew Better.
From Harper's Magazine.
Mr. A '--, who was planning
to build an outdoor sleeping porch
at the back of his house, had an
expensive new saw sent home from
Ylrginla League.
At Danville
Danville, 2; Portsmouth, 4.
At Petersburg :
Petersburg, 0; Richmond, 3.
At Norfolk
Norfolk, 8; Roanoke, 5.
At Lynchburg
Lynchburg, 2; Newport News, 5.
( 13 innings.)
Apjuilucliian League.
At Brlston
Bristol, 1; Cleveland, 0. (C In
nings; rain.)
At Johnson City
Johnson Clty-Ashevllle; rain.
At Morrlstown
Morristown. 5; Knoxvllle, 4.
STAXD1X; OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Clubs Won Lest P.C.
New York. ... . , ifi .8'MI
Cincinnati. .. .. '. ,17 5 ,T.v.
Chicago. . , . .... . .12 12 .500
Pittsburg ........ 9 11 .450
St. Louis. . .... ..810 .441
Boston.; ., .. ... ,. 9 13 .40!)
Brooklyn. . ...... 7 13 .350
Philadelphia 7 13 .350
American League.
Clubs Won Lo.it P C.
Chicago .... . . 21 .778
Boston. ......... 15 B .714
Washington .. .. .. 12 H .622
Cleveland.. .. .. .'. 10 11 . .J7H
Detroit . . . . . . . . 12 II .401!
Philadelphia .. .. ..- 9 12 .42!)
New York.. .. .. 7 13 .310
St, Louis . . . . . . ,". . 6 16 ,273
Southern League.
Clubs Won Lost P.C.
Chattanooga .. .. .. 15 10 .600
Birmingham .. .. .. 18 13 .583
Mobile . . ...... 16 1.1 .652
Memphis .... .... 13 i ,f0)
Atlanta . . . ..- . . . . It 12 .478
Montgomery ,. . . ,.12 11; .429
Nov Orleans , . . . , ,'-ia 14 .417
Nashville .... .... 9 15 .375
Clubs
Portsmouth . .
Richmond
Petersburg .
Norfolk .... . .
Koanbko. . . .
Newport Newg
Danville. . .
Lynchburg . .
Ylrginla League.
Won Lost P.C.
12
12
10
10 10
10 10
10 ' .11
- 8
, 8
.632
.571
.566
.500
.600
.476
10 .444
13 .316
Clubs
Charlotte . . . ,
Anderson . .
Spartanburg . .
Greensboro , .
Oroenvllle. ,.
WInston-Salom
Carolina League,
Won Lost P.C.
11 6 .647
6
7
9
'(. 9
. . 10
. . 8
. . 6
.. 6
12
.600
.688
.471
.400
.294
( A 7ant Ad in The Ral Mgh Daily Times Will Work
Wonders lor Your Business. "
An Extreme Cane.
From the Chicago; Record-Herald.
An Englishman makes the iuimi-
tlon that' the - Bacoh'BhakeiDeare
controversy mav ba uMlait hv
opening of Shakespeare'! grave. In
order to escape the consequence! of
the bard's curie "Cursed be he that
move! my bones," etc. The En
ajlatupan proposes to have thf grave
otonnVd' bv woman. It aaami tn -ha
that this would b about n far an
penpie couia go in tneir norta to
take advantage, of a technicality.
a hardware store He left his office
early tlfe next, afternoon, with the
intention of getting the porch well
under way before dinner, as he was
very much interested In doing the
work himself, he donned a pair of
overhauls and went at, it in good
spirits. An hour or so later he came
tramping into the house, hiB face
darlt with exasperation, and flung
himself down in disgust.
"That new saw I bought isn't
worth cents," he stormed "Why
the thing won't cut butter!"
"Oh, yes, it would daddy," lie said
earnestly. "Why, Ted and I sawed
a whole brick in two Willi it just
this morning.!"
Flagged Train With Shirt.
Tearing his shirt from his back
an Ohio man flagged a train and
saved it from a wreck, but H. T.
Alston, Raleigh, N. C, once prevent
ed a wreck with Electric Bitters. "I
was in a terrible plight wiien I be
gan to use them," he wriles, "my
stomach, head, back and kidneys
were all badly affected and my liver
was in bad condition, but four bot
tles of Electric Bitters made me feel
like a new man." A trial will con
vince you of their matchless merit
for any stomach, liver or kidney
trouble. Price 50 cents at King
Crowell Drug Co.
MMfEf
Your House Work
You who arc 1 inking for iin easier iiiHlind l' iiousc
Ktrpiiifjr; will lo interested to know thai a word
IVi mi 1 you ))i-ij)i;s this
Gas Range Into Your Home
Wlial's flic use (linii)iiio; dirty v(nd nr-mnV into
a stove only to take it out aaiu in the for niof
ashes, soot, and dust
AVhat's the iise of huyiii "liiit wood," "co;d."
"scuttles" ami "new grates" to say nothing of the
lalmr and dissatisl'ael ion when Von can get perfect
results with no trouble fur less money.
By Using Gas
What's The Use?
Wouldn't.' it; lie better to just have the (las eonnee
neetioti made in your house!1 Then all you would
have to do would be to turn a little handle and ap
lv a luatch. You would have a hot lire J X
ST A X T L Y. ' :
Think It Over
Fowcir
!raONlT226. ' 1 V
Merchants National Bank,
RALEIGH, N. C.
With assets over Tw M ill ion (2,000,000.00)
Dollars, is in a position to be of service to you.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANE.
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FOUR DOLLARS
Deposited In This Bank Each Week Will Bee Toa ATitk
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. ; :
Ahe4 One Vear From Today. ' ;
Too Will Spe4 It If Too Do Not Deposit It. Trj
tag Toot Money- '- Vu. '.;
Money to Lend on Approved Collateral.
Mechanics Savings Bank
Clias. K. Johnson, lreisldent.
P. H. BrigK, Caiaer.
Raleigh Banking and Trust Co.
The "ROUND STEPS BANK" Since 1865.
Stands For
RELIABLE SOUND BANKING.
An Honorable Record For Nearly HIf Century.
an account fi?
our Bank i
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one writ save
younoney
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- mint's wife f.s the host partner he lias got IF
he only izl'es her n C.AXCK. Give your .wife a
hunk iicvtjiint mid it share of your confidence and
she will snvo your money That is no sentimental
theory, 15. . llurrintan left a vast fortune. I11S
IVl-'J hatl it share In malclnsc It; ho left it to her, .
knowiniX her ahility to handle it.
Cive YOl'li ylfv a hank account ; she can suvo
ytm r money.
DoYOUK hanking with US.
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
K.XhlilC.lt, A. C.
FOR SALE
Sri.F.XDII) IIKSIHKXCK PKOI'KKTY OX
N. HUH NT STItKKT. .
N. FKHSOX NTHKKT. '' .
. w. ,ioxi:s s'i iu:i:t.
TIiohp plurrs are iiimlorn, iH-cupy the licst H(K'lal losltlona
In the city, ami are in every way dcnirahle.
The Parkcr-Huntcr Really Co.
SKM.IXO AGEXTS.
ARTESIAN WELLS
We linve an (Mitlit in Kaleitfh now and ran drill deep
wells1 there for the present-at special prices. ;
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ARTESIAN WELL COMPANY
Wilson, x. c. ; -
ni-. i-.ii'rt' il'i v ;i.'!i'i'if.f..i
': 1 .1 -!JI I HUD !'") ;
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