in- ia'threa deaths and the wound
ing of 13 others.
Quickly Over,
The riot pasted but a short while,
the inob . quickly dispersing as the
police continued to fire. J Within, an
hour word had been dispatched , to
about 200 citizens, who hastily dress
ed, came to police headquarters and
were' sworn in as special officers,
They remained on, guardhroughout
the remainder of the night and most
of them were serving today.- '
v The Lexington company of militia
is commanded by Lieut W. L. Craw
ford; Capt. D, M:,Ausley has charge
of the Statesville unit ; Capt. J. A.
Smith 5 commands ; , Winston-Salem's
company,: while v Cant. Harry Pag
heads Lincblnton's company. )
D. L. Goble, of Dallas, .Toxas, 6l
wu - printed in .thfe the ' - International aroineiyioott or
lice at - bttt latert :When Electrical Worker also -is represent-
"prf?3-5- t-L called to the tact from- jng" the Amalgamated Association "of
' "e ,lrt of the strikers, Mayor -Street , and Electrical Railway Em
fnrh delied the charge. . ' ploy es... the organization .that the
McNinch denied i s Southeril1 pmic utilities Company
;"; V. Militia Called Out.. , refUses to recognize. Goble states
i TfcV rioting in Charlotte" began, that1 President Taylor hasteadfastly
arLr Tuesday morning, j ail account , aecunea 10 meet i mm. me umou
iwdne thatvthe first r shots' were men point to 4he recommendation of
t w . . ' i.li. 1l.n Tlim Uki J F I . V. a
f!iMl b-r the Unariotto pvuivc - i me , uiucua .. juiumtiGo ui Q ; lu :
u;;:o:; clax:i folic:: mu::)
(Continued from' page one.)
titioa was the outstanding feature in
the situation today, other high Rights
included the increase of fatalities
to re by the death of JV D. Aldrecl
f ui Will Hammond) the Central La
bor Unto'. demand.for-Federal ac-
Uonthe selection of a coroner's jury
undhe fixing of the time for its ses
sion tomorrow af ernoon, ,and , the
peaceful operation H? cars onalim-
ilXesfactiVn with the attitude 0r
:the c?mmioners dales- back; to 0e
the difficulties more than a
Mayor's instructions to the PO
the Mayors nrinted in .thi
viiiAri in the fighting instantly effect tha tthe company should recog
ipral wounded) aa a result of ;nize the union, and say responsibility
. which Mayor jsaicruuuu uunu
; Adlntant General,, through Col. Sant-
ford Martin, private secretary to me
Governor, that the rioung was
for rejecting - that- recommendation
and - failing to settle the strike rests
with1 the ; Southern . Public . Utilities
Company.- Goble ,says .the carmen
y ond control of the local authorities. wjh insist upon Y recognition and wilt
years.'
Brotherhoods May Act.
riMriLi Rovster Immediately or-
dered four companies of reserve mili
' tia. the scene. Companies from
rfn TJncolnton,: Statesville
and Winston-Salem readied Char- : Carmen y stoutly- insist -that they
lotto eariyAuouj-,.w"o;.-'7', ----
i.innir " 'htk' trfif - . nr! that v : thoir ? r rn at q n f 1 v ; nrlvlaA
noon were jkui uuu& : . ! . v vw,v ..
" ravnr McNinch. however, teared fur
" i her demonstrations and asked for
additional troops, ; General ;; Royster-
ordering out the Hickory and. pur
ham companies in response to the
last summons.. - Wednesday approxi- hoods would take official cognizance
against violence. - They declare N a
willingness to rest their' case with
public sentiment. y ' y ; "
D.; iS. j Goble stated tonight 1 it yas
expected four great railway brother-
m
T?Df
The Phonograph ,Vith a Soul"
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Music good music
is a food for the soul
mately six hundred armed men were
; on the job. , '
Troops 'Not to Run Cars.
JThat the troops ordered to Char
lotte were not to be used in the oper-
a atio of the cars. General Royster
made plain to the Charlotte Mayor
when -that official inquired if the
militia could be used to start the
; cars running. w v .
'The troops are to be used totpre
' serve the peace and to suppress riot-
ing' General Royster wired Mayor
of . the killing of Engineer Houston.
He wasrof the impression (that spme
sort . of demands would be made by
the brotherhoods of , engineers; fire
men, conductors , and - trainmen In'
connection with the death of , Hous-
ton Whether , this would take .the
form of a strike he could not say,
but he understood representatives of
the, four brotherhpods were In" the
city at present conferring relative to
the situation. . , . , - ,
Besides the, striking, carmen, the
members of the Electrical' Workers
Unipn are out,. this being true at
Winston-Salem, and at Grtenville, ; S..
C, as , well as in Charlotte. It Is
Professional Strike Breakers. generally agreea mat ine quesuon
. . ... rAflOEmtion of the union in tho enlv
It is reported that the Cfiarlotte' bone of ; contention, both sides hav-
I traction Company, is .-using imported iing agreed on arbitraUon concernine
strike-breakers to run.thefew cars demands -f or t wage increases.. The
ium.swiwiu .uu a. uiuucu youcauiG strike1 has been in progress nearly
vv eanesaayt to tms action, tne cen-
neral Rc
. '"You,
will have to deter-
mine the question of- running the
cars."
.tral-Labor Union, of ' Charlotte, has
made protest, alleging that the im
, ported strike-breakers are ''thugs
t and strong rm men.'' i , '
; .v: .Wednesday night there ; were ' no
signs ot an agreement being reached
between the company and the strik
i . ing carmen. With the' petition for
the recall of ,the Charlotte officials,
, relief - tickets - were being sol-d on the
streets and the strikers intend to
stick it out. President Taylor, of
' the S. P. U. Company, has indicated
, that he will ' not accept the recom-
mendatlons of the citizen's committee
and will run his cars regardless'.
. ' Gar . Men Toole Kn Part. J
Leaders 9f the striking car ' men
insist , that 1 they ' are counselling
acrainst -riolenre. ' Thv assert that
' the carmen took no part ln-Tuesday's
. riot; but that the offenders were out-
-siders in sympathy with the carmen
- uiuoa rtjiuain nrm 'in tneir ae-
termination in - regard to the ques
tion of recognition, President Tay-
. lor of the car ' company, , declaring
unyielding opposition to recognition,
while the union men insist they will
: out return to work until the union is
recognifctd; - '
Reports as to firing of the ' first
shot In - this morning's riot at "the
cart barns ' are divergent. At police
v headquarters it Was i said the : first
shot was fired by a member of the
ob. On the other hand, the union
ists claim the fifirst shot was fired by
- the police. , - ,
, Toolght D. L. Goble, representing
the International, rrdtherhood of
Electrical Workers, stated that the
' , uion has a number of witnesses who
say they will testify that Chief Orr
fired the -first shot. About 2,000
people were in the viclinty of the
the trouble started. . .
'The presence. of strikebreaker
the barn seemed to anger the crowd )
three weeks.
'.J, H. Drum, assistant superinten
dent of the street, railway here, was
not seriously injjured when attacked
by a crowd at. the time the' company
was attempting to operate cars with
strikebreakers. - v
' It is rumored that Charlotte labor
unions will demand investigation of
the riot and accompanying shooting,
turning to the federal authorities for
a probe. - '
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CO-OPERATTVB STORE i BEGINS '
BUSINESS. ; . '
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The Fort: Mill, ; S. Q.,: Co-operative
Association has begun business after,
taking over the stockf general mer
chandise owned by M. . Brackett
and, will continue Hhe business at
the store room on Trade Street. , A
stockholders' meeting was held last
night s at .wnich the following direc
tors were elected: ' ' , .
. M. J. Adcock, J. E. Armstrong.'W.
P. Brown, O. W. McKen2ie, S. G.
Collins, J, B." Broadnax, O. S. Parks,
and J. . H. Mclntyre. ) These directors
elected the, following officers: George
Fish, president; T. N. " Reeves, vice
president, and CW. Eason, secretary-treasurer.
V ; '
M. J, Adcock has 'been appointed
manager of. the concern- which , be
gins business with a capital stock of
$8,000, approximately all of' which
has been subscribed' The shares are
of the par value 'of $10 and are 'sold
only to employees of the Fort Mill
Manufacturing;' Company, "y none :sof.
whom can. own above 50 shades. This
venture is, being watched with con
siderable 'interest throughout the
community and. . the promoters are
very enthusiastic , and confident of
success. , . - , - -
"I Jut sot out cf prison this n:
ins," a traveler told the man on tlis
train who was sitting beside him.
"It's going to- be mighty , tough,
facing old friends.'.' )
'I can sympathize with you," c6m
miserated the other. "I'm just get
ting home ' from the . State Legisla
ture." Exchange. j
'
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JjUSIC inakes your life and
your- home better and hap
pier.' You .cannot ,have too
much music in your, home.
Members .of your family,,, "who
sing or play should be encour
aged. . The gift of making mu
sic is a divine gif tv However,
there is ho household t whose
members can supply all the
music that is "neede-in that
household. The - gigantic task
which v Mr.' , :Edison undertook
was to" meet this greater need
by developing a phonograph
which wquld; give 'not a mere
mechanical travesty on fine mu
sic, but instead an .absolutely
perfect reproduction, so exact
in its realism-that reproduction
and-original could not be told
apart. . -. ,
"We : give free concerts and-
demonstrations at our store
daily. ' , - ' 1
J. E. Craytbn & Co.
ilO Fayetteville St. -V
v Ralel&b, N. C. 4
VICTOR
SUPREMACY
: s . AIL the Timeand ; ,
' . - . Everywhere , : -
, Viewed "from the standpoint of
' musical . art, : judged v by, the
character and prestige it car
dries', the" Victrola ;isrsupreme.
RALEIGH
, TALKING .lACIIIiiE SHOP
. "Victorv SpccfalistsM C :
" 118 FAYETTEVILLE ST. ,
Dr. DEXTER DLAilCIIAIlD
Dentist
405-6 Tucker Building
RALEIGH, nc.
Bell Phone 315,
Dr. E. H. Broughton
"DENTIST
Llasonic Tcaple . Raleigb, N. C.
Telephone 395 y
SEND YOUR ' V
aaidlJYEING
w'G ,jl3'i-2 QU Li SLo2 tiI2 J Family
v 216 JS. WISimingjtprft ,Stpeet.v-
:- - Well Made Stylish MercKandise,For; - - - I
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
, ' - at prices ypju will find are
XE-IE BEST VALUES IN TOWN.
A
Druggist
MASONIC TEMPLE
'J V,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Union Trade Appreciated.
to
FQOTER?S
l : Always safest ' f - .
, AND best ;
Si
HNDLEY'S
RALEIGH, N. C ,
19 West Hargett Street
Corner Salisbury . v
WE ARE NOW SHOWING
New and Attractive Styles
: - - - - ' '
Fall and Winter Dresses
': 'v 7' v"v-- andSuits V-
VISIT OUR STORE. ALWAYS GLAD TO'SHdW YOU
:. -Mis's aiaieJM.- K
Second Floor Over T. W. Dobbin Co. , .
i.
UljACKS3nTHS RAISE WAGES.
which was being held back by the) Tuisa; Okla., .Aug. 27. An arbi-
n. 01 "uuiuBimg aDout jtration Doaranas awarded Diac.
30. Clem Wilson,1 of. North n Char- smiths 90' cents an -hour and helpers
mtiw, is uaia 10 nave been? 'pressing! 45 cents
too closely on the -policemen, when
one or me oracers hit , him on the
head with a tot gun; knocking him
to the ground and stunning him '
Later Wilson's brother - appeared'
with other men, wanting to know
who clubbed Clem. .It was in the
.controversy which followed that the
,' first shot was . fired. , In' the melee
about 100 shots wereflrfied; result-
STAGE EMPLOYES GAIN.
Quebec, Canada, Aug. 27. Stage
employes - and motion : picture opera
tors have increased wges $7 and
$10 a week.- . This is the first Hime
these, workers have been recognized
by the managers. : '
A Mile from High Prices
jewelry of; Quality
Ladies, Solitaire Rings ' :
Brooches , , . j ;
Lavallieres , ; .
Bar Pins yj-r'l )';'-
Wrist Watches. .
Signet.Rings 't , .
Scarf Pins : ' k ' :
, Cuff. Links
. Men's Single Stone Rings
Belt Buckles ; ,
Slipper Buckles ' v '
, Earrings
Vanities
Mesh Bags
Card, Cases , ';?;-r
Watches for Men
"J ,
113 FAYETTEVIL LE:Sl
Watch Clock and
Jewelry Repairing (
CIGARS , SODA
GET IT FROM
v.
Carolina Cigar Stores
1.
Company
t: "It Must'Be Good "s
- (-'
" ou will find the largest stock -of
Smokers'. Supplies in ' the1.
State at this Store. .
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; 1 -It Must Be Good" ;
Smokers' Supplies : Candies
? t L SEARS .X M. A. ANGIER
HAVE
is
AUTOMOBILE
painted
John
v f ' - . , ...
Evans
Son
-
; Frank and WilHs'" v
' Urge you to buy now for, next summer because
; ;T? , Clothes will be liigher.-' V ; .
L......i,x:.J,rr.......N.r.t.-,'s..,;...s..'. U.-.v.-w.-, .,, - - --- , f
; V'" :- "5-." tine High Grade ? '
V.r;.
; at Greatly Reduced PricesPalmv BeachMohair
.GooL ClothSilk Pongee, English Gabardine,, ahc(
all Woolen' Busmessuits.
- , VV' V , ' 1 t
C$16.50 Grades' J :.
"4 nowu... ..1...
V $ia50 to $22.50 Grades
, now
$25. and $27.50 Grades s
now .-.
$11.75
$13.50
$21.50
$30.0p Grades
: now'....l....l.
$35.00, and $37.50
'Grades now...'.-'
;$42.50 and $45.00..
Grades now 1.
$26.50
$29.50
$37.75
"FRANK and WILLIS1'
TIO
TT70 r.O T7TT T1
mi idDiiaiflii
1
Hatters
Clothiers
j
Haberdashers
, uudh a uiuiic iriuctcui tf,usi(-a jjiiue xenei
' -Yarboropgh Bldg., Opposite ?ostonlce
315 FayettedUe Street . J RALEIGH, N. 0.
. BRING THE CHILDREN TO
TOYLAND :
' and let them choose the toys they want ; '
PICTURE BOOKS, VELOCIPEDES, AUTOMOBILES, HAND
CARS CHQO-CHOO CARS, and SKUDDER CARS.
Vhe toyland coivupany
; - MEDUN & MEDLIN, Props. "
1 ;131 FAlnEnnTEVBLLE ST. . :: . . RALEIGH, N. C
: IF?. 13 A
: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Tom fjQorc In "nMlTSEASE" ' '
- -
: ' ' ' Monday and Tuesday n 1
Florence Reed, in ' THE ; WOLIAir UITDER OATH
. " i - Tuesday and Wednesday
Kitty Gordon, in " PLAYTHINGS OF PASSION
Friday and Saturday - ' .
Theda Bara,'in "LA BELLE BUSS"
. .
i
WELL JDR UG "C0MEAMW-
;Gct ; the habit." Have your meetinss at the ls-CroweUDrua Company Tstore. Pleasant arid a "dandy" vi
"''- ' f " , : The prettiest store in RaTeish. Enjoy a. drink while -you vait.
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STOgg
PRESCRIPTIONS OF COURSE ;
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view ironi the street
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