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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, DECEMBER 5. 1911 tMeManigaLand James -RMcNamara HAVE YOU OVERLOOKED McNatriara were arrested in Detroit, April 11th. Skin Disfigurements Are it was -deelared that suit' caises-theyH- The People's Market Place Read By Thousands Dally I TntnU 1 J. i me and many-formed maladv mav bo Each Insertion efficient, modern, healing Poslam. pt use of the ox Without doubt, Poslam has cured more skin disease tVis ever offered for these ills.

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by all druggists everywhere Nothing "just as good." THE SHIP FORTUNE- MEETS WITH MISFORTUNE By Associated Press. Ocean City, Dec. 5. The Italian ship Fortune from Buenos Ayres for Philadelphia with a cargo of bone, stranded off here yesterday evening. Her crew, of twenty, men were taken off-this morning by the crews of the Isle- of Wight and Ocean City life saving stations.

It is thought the vessel may be saved. olida Rugs to Suit any 9- Beautiful ANYTHINQ7 Order this ratterncran Thursday We close at 10 o'clock Thursday F. N. HALL, J. H.

Felts, Mgr. E. Trade St. Phones 421' and 422 IF YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE A FRUITCAKE we can supply you wrt the best fruits money can buy. Seeded raisins currants, citron, lemon and orange peeL Try and you will be convinced.

8. R. LENT. Frta Ceenrarr, -Mgr. 'Phones 101 and 102.

LOOK AND READ I have a new lot of Boiled Ham, Brookfleld Sausage and Breakfast Bacon, also Pimento, Olive Pimento, Walnut. Neufchatei and' Cream Cheese. Don't forget that Thanksgiving i3 com-insr and I have 35 fine turkeys that will be here Monday (27th), so put In your order early and don't be disappointed. G. O.

TH I ca Phone 2115-2116. No. 1413 East 4th St. McNEEL'S Call us before you order your Thanksgiving Dfnner. We will have the following for the next two or three days: Nice tender lettuce, large crisp celery, large white cauliflower, tender beets, Florida squash, Charlotte Oys ter plant, fresh spinach, turnip salad.

bunch carrots, bunch winter radish, parsley, Florida egg plant, bell pep pers, line grape iruit, sweet oranges, malaga grapes, black malaga grapes, eating apples, pineapples, cocoanuts, canberries. And what you don't see ask for. Phones 2622 2623. W. fit.

ROW ELL. Choice Fresh Corn Grits. Coarse Medium and Fine. Phonf 1C62. 200 E.

Morehead St. ARCHITECTS. F. L. BONFOEY ARCHITECT.

Supervision of Construction. Office, 211 N. Tryon. Room 4. J.

M. McMICHAEL. ARCHllECT. Rooms 505-506 1 rust Building. CHARLOTTE, N.

C. OSTEOPATH. OSTEOPATH. REGISTERED. DR.

H. F. RAY, Realty Building. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5. fPhone, Office, 330; Residence 371-J.

Consultation at Office, gratis. DENTISTS. Dr. H. C.

Henderson. Dr. R. B. Gaddy.

HENDERSON GADDY DENTISTS. Office, Hunt 232 1-2 N. Tryon St. 'Phone 216. DR.

WM. PARKER DENTTST." Garibaldi, Bruns Dixon BIdg. 12 S. Tryon. (Note Change of Location.) Phone 1408, Day ir Night.

Office 'Phone 326. Residence 9 62-J. I. W. JAMIESON DENTIST.

10. Realty Bulldiny, Charlotte, N. C. PHYSICIANS DR. HERRON Office is over Blake Drug Co.

on West Trade St. Hours 12 tq 1:30 m. PhonesOffice 41; Residence 488. ROOFING. DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK Let us make It rainproof and put your gutters and conductor pipes In good order.

We are specialists in building or repairing tin, iron or slate roofs. Furnace work promptly done. C. F. SHUMAN, 200 N.

College Phone 411 RESTAURANTS. THE GEN. HOTEL AND CAFE. Up-to-date dining room, seating 100 persons, a lunch counter unequaled in South. Conveniently located on South Tryon Street.

Strictly European. Fourth Ward Home 1 Close In Will be Sold at a Sacrifice. See Us at Once. Union Loan and iveal Company Morn. E.

Trotter, Sec. Treas, none 16 E. Trade SL Hern 7 Continued from PaeVQnei Loa Angeles, CaC bec. 5. Jaines B.

McNamara, confessed murderer and his brother, John' J. McNamarajeon-fessed faced today the legal outcome of their own pleas of guilty in sentences "determined for them by Judge Walter Bordwell. This ended the, state's successful effort to isolate from society the man Oct. 1, 1910, blew up the Los Angeles Times building, causing the loss of 21 lives and the dynamiter of the Llewellyn Iron Works, at which the explosion occurred last Christmas day. For both men District Attorney Jno.

D. Fredericks desired clemency life imprisonment being sought for James and a sentence of between 14 and 20 years for John J.the older brother, to whom this sentence means old age when he should regain his liberty. When the announcement of the proposed plea for clemency came, the'in: formation was that the brothers had furnished information of great value in the investigation of an alleged far reaching dynamiting conspiracy and that the plan was to serve them immediately after sentence with summons to appear before the Federal grand jury, now in session here. To that body they are expected' to give evidence which the district attorney declared they already had supplied to him and any more that they may have. It is the belief of the state officials that both will give to the inquisitors all the information they may have bearing jupon the investigation.

Whether they would appear before that" body today was not certain. The grand jury inquisition is considered here of vast consequence. Its inquiry, it is believed, will reach to the Atlantic seaboard, and in' connection with an- investigation now in progress In Indianapolis, it is believed to constitute one of the greatest probes along criminal lines ever con-! ducted. Its search admittedly is for an actual head or heads to be held responsible for the long list of dynamited structural iron wrorks reaching from coast to coast, the' intent of the search being to learn whether those all were directed by one management, and if so, what that management was. In none of these explosions except that of the Los Angeles Times build ing was any life lost and for this rea son the Times tragedy stirred the na tion perhaps more than all the others combined.

On the other hand James B. Mc Namara, who dynamited the Times, is considered by the state to have been actively under orders and his broth er, John J. McNamara, although at man of greater inerests and infinitely wider grasp of affairs, which made him sec retary of the international Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, also may have had his instructions from men higher up. 'What effect the recommendations of the district attorney may have is known only to- Judge Walter Bord well, who has presided during the eight weeks James B. McNamara has been on trial.

"Of course the matter of sentences Is entirely within the discretion of the court," declared the district attorney today before court convened. "But I shall recommend i nthe case of James the extreme penalty is -deaths that this not be inflicted. In the case of John where the extreme penal ty Is life imprisonment I shall recommend a sentence which in my opin: ion will meet the ends of justice that is a sentence, which when completed, will make him an old man, as he Is now about 45 years old. The Mc- Namaras already have rendered valuable services to the state and I will make mention of that." "Have more details than the text' of the confession of James B. contains been given you?" he was asked.

"Yes, our conference we talked UVC1 CL IUC 1 Ullti ed much about dates, hours and places, all of which cannot be discussed now but obviously will be of. value to the federal authorities in their Investigation." The district attorney declared that the taking of testimony by the federal grand jury would include not'only that of the McNamaras but Ortie E. Mc-Manieral as well. The trial of James- B. McNamara and his brother.

John was called October 11th. Nineteen indictments, each, charging murder had been returned by the grand jury against the brothers and for a time it was said that they would be tried together. The defense, however, elected to go to trial separately and the state chose James B. McNamara to be tried first. Twelve venires were called to get jurors tor the case.

WJien on last.Fri-M day the dramatic plea 01 gumy umsi upon the country, eight sworn jurors and one talesman accepted as to cause sat in the box. The wife of Robert Bain, one of the Jurors, has since made a deposition to the state that through Bert H. Franklirf, an investigator employed by the defense, she was persuaded to induce her husband to accept $500 as-a. bribe to see "that no verdict of guilty was returned, with a promise of $3,500 after the trial. For the arrest and conviction of the dynamiters of the Times rewards aggregating nearly $250,000 were offered The city, the the county and a tremendous list of individuals contributed to this sum.

Some of the rewards have been withdrawn, some are said to be of doubtful legality, so that the actual total now estimated at less than $50,000. Before nightfall of the day the Times was blown up, clock work bombs were found at the residence of General Harrison Gray Otis, its publisher, and E. Zeehandelaer, secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. Both these men were supporters of the "open shop" policy and the Times has stood for years on a platform printed every day at the top of one of its columns declaring for "industrial followed by. detectives led to San Francisco and.

developed in the indictment of Bryc," the name under which James B. McNamara traveled, and Milton A. Schmidt and David Kaplan, who are still at large. A remark by Samuel L. Brown, chief investigator for the.

state, that the men who were sheltering them had stopped doing go, was taken -by some that the McNamaras where they were and told The chase after the dynamiters halt: ed a time" when Ottie E. carried'-vere equipped with bombs- like the one which was--placed 'at General Otis' house and did not One of the" two suit cases, was blown -up as it was being taken away. The othor Lwas taken apart and formed one of the important clues in the Three days later secret indictments were returned by grand Jury against both McNamaras. and April 22nd John J. McNamara was arrested at Indiana polis.

He was extradited and arrived in Los Angeles April 26th. May McManigal told the grand jury that James B. McNamara had told htm that he blew up the Timers building. The next day 21 new, indictments, were returned against the McNamaras, McManigal, Schmidt and others. The' case of Ortie McManigal, who has.

confessed to dynamiting many buildings is- yet to be heard. Boys Department Defeats Scrubs Yesterday afternoon the: Davidson Scrubs journey to Charlotte to play the representative team of the boy's department of the Y. M. They played and were defeated by the boy's team by the score of 4 7to 27. The game was very interesting and at the end of the first half it would have been a hard matter to pick the winner.

At the start of the second half the Y. M. C. A. boys played rings around their larger, and heavier opponents, and scored 29 points tjo Davidson's 13.

Bra dy played the best game for Davidson- scoring 6 of their 27 points. For Charlotte every -player on the team played fine ball. The boys have a mighty fast team, and a series of games are being arranged with the Belmont high Following was- the line-up yesterday: Dowd, Long and Nisbet, forwards, Fes- perman center, Andrews, Rhyne and Reese, guards. Saturday night of this week two fast games are scheduled. In the local tournament the C's play the A's.

This is the A's first appearance, and on paper they are a mighty fast bunch. In the intermediate league the C. H. S. team plays the Y.

M. C. A. Next Monday night, December 11th, the representative team plays the strong team from, Wofford. This is Wofford's first apparance in Charlotte, and by all reports they have a mighty strong team.

The local team will put in a good week's practice, and be ready put up a fine game by Monday. The Davidson game showed the team their weakness, and after this week, it will be mighty hard to find a weakness. In last night's practice the men showed better form than they have any time this season, and if they would have played the same ball against Davidson as they 'played last night, it would have been, a hard matter to tell what the score would have been. Try This Famous Pinex "Pint of Cough Syrup" A Family Supply for 50c, Saving $2. The Surest, Quickest Remedy You Ever Used or Money Refunded.

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siinf almost instant relief. It will usually stop the most obstinate, deep-seated cough in 24 hours, and is unequalled for prompt results, in whooping cough. A 50-cent, bottle of Pinex," when mixed with home-made sugar syrup, makes a full pint the best cough remedy, ever used. Easily prepared in five, minutes directions in package. The taste is pleasant-children take It willingly.

Stimulates the appetite and is slightly laxative both excellent features. Splendid for croup, hoarseness, asthma, bronchitis and other throat troubles, and a highly successful remedy for incipient lung troubles. Pinex is a special and highly concentrated compound of Norway White Pine extract, rich in guaiacol and other natural healing pine elements. Simply mix with sugar syrup or strained honey, in a pint bottle, and it is ready for use. Pinex has often been but never successfully, for nothing else will produce the same results.

The genuine is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money refunded. Certificate of guarantee is wrapped in each package. Your druggist has Pinex or will gladly get it for "you. If not, send to The Pinex Ft. Wayne, Ind.

fflct- 1 WE SPECIALIZE First cPft Is not all. Quality Is remembered' long after the bill Is paid. We save you money sometimes in first cost, but always in something better. SMITH ELECTRIC FIXTURE CO. 13 West Fifth St.

In Lighting Gas or Electric 1 Cent a Word PHONE WANTED WANTED Bird Ask for Anderson, Phone 1530. 5-2t WANTED To mate your false teeth before Christmas. Low prices for 0 days. Fit guaranteed, Thone 495, over Ivey's. 2-St WANTED To sell, of -exchange for real estate, a new automobile.

Leaving the city. Address Auto, care News. 4'- WANTED Position in grocery store Pec IS, 1911. "23-2-1S" care News. -3t To bujan jextra fine milch D.

Baxter -Henderson. 4-2t WAITED To-buy three iairs of extra ftfW mules. 4-2t WANTED Young girls as wrappers. Applv Freed Co. 31-S3 West Trade.

4-tf WANTED Position as bookkeeper and general office work. References furnished. Address L. Brown, care News, Charlotte, N. C.

29-3t-eod POSITION WANTED By. young lady stenographer. Experienced. Address Stengrapber, care News. 4-tf WANTED To crochet handkerchiefs, white or $2.00.

"Handbag," care News. 4-2t cv FOR SALE FOR SALE Six Rhode Island Red pullets and a cockerel. Come see them. C. W.

Hunt, 505 W. 4th St. 5-lt FOR SALE Nice 5-room house, nicely papered, and painted, in very desirable residential section, $1450. J. J.

Misenheinier. 5-lt FOR SALE I otter subject to removal at the Wriston place, south of the city, 1 large rarrn barn, 1 large crib, 1 four-room residence. J. S. Myers.

25-tf FOR SALE Two 'Shetland ponies, 3 and 4 years old. Shuman Bro3. Phone 472. 28-tf FOR SALE Setter bird dog, male, in good hunting condition. Phone 1907-J.

4-tf FOEf QUICK SALE pni rom cottage, three 5-room cottages, one 4-room cottage with lots for five more mouses. Only one mile from Independence Square "on shady side "of street, with lots of shade trees and fruits and flowers all for $14,000. See L. C. Hern don.

Phone 916. 10-10-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Three furnished rooms, modern, desirable for light housekeeping. Phone. 1958-J. 5-lt FOR RENT One six room apartment, all modern conveniences, including gas and electricity, No.

5 Jackson Terrace, $22.50 one house South Tryon $12.50 mo. Traders' Land Company, 22 East Fifth St. FOR RENT Two. rooms, furnished or unfurnished for flight housekeeping or bed roomsY 209 W. 8th.

5-lt FOR RENT Fornished front room, gas light. heateclosein- -Address "Mack," care News. 5-3t FOR RENT Elegant bungalow In Woodlawn. The McClung Realty Company. 5-tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished three-room fiat, steam heat, three blocks from square.

$25.00 -mo. Phone 9098. FOR RENT 3-room cottage, garden and fruit close in, $10.00 per month. -c, 4-2t FOR RENT Nicely furnished room witn Dat.n. axaily, close in.

Phone 2604-J. 4-3t FOR RENT Six-room house. Modern, 401 West Eighth St. Phone 1167-L. 29-tf FOR RENT Cottage, 203 S.

Myers. fnone 194o-j. 1.7 1 FOR RENTr Two -front offices 5th floor Realty" Fullding. "Apply 502 Realty Bldg. 27-tf FOR RENT New modern eight-room house, 910 East Ave w.

F. Buchanan. 1 26-tf FOR RENT New. attractive timiMi. O.

A. Bobbin's, Phone 382. 8-tf MISCELLANEOUS VTAVA REPRESENTATIVE. Miss Ida M. Neumeyer, 1429 East Fifth -St.

Phone 2756-J. 4-tf St. Southern Barber Shop. Snipes St. Southern Barbershop.

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At $3.50. De Lane Shoe Co. John L. DeLane, Manager. 36 Eas Trade St.

NO. 115 ENTIRE STOCK of Furniture, House-furnishings, Stoves and Ranges to Be Sold Out. We are going to move! Having outgrown our present quarters we will surrender our present location, 22-24 North College Street the 31st of this month to move into a more elegant, commodious and up-to-date store room at 24 South College St. Our Entire Stock of nearly Twenty Thousand Dollars Must Go. Because we have no place to keep the goods between the time we've got to move and the time our new store room will be ready for.

occupancy, therefore, we will make such astounding low prices on everything we have in stock that they will be bound to eo regardless of value, profit or anything else. The Credit Buyer will be-given -Equal Consideration with the cash purchaser. It is the matter vpf getting rid of the goods we are after. Everything will be sold at uniform reductions. Whether for cash or on 10 per cent cash down and 5 per cent a week or practically six months time to pay for the goods.

This affords an opportunity such as you may never have again: Come, in and see for yourself. Law-ing-Robbins Furniture Company. 5-6t 'DON'T BUY a gasoline engine until ycu see the wonderful Amozing Detroit Kerosene Engine, 2 to 20 Simplest engine in the world, only 3 moving parts. No explosions, 2 quarts kerosene will do the work of 3 quarts gasoline. No cranking.

Price right guaranteed. Call and see it run. X. J. Sherrill Wholesale Distributors.

5-3t PURE WATER We can furnish you with pure water if you let us drill your well. We have 2 machines and can drill wells from 2 to 6 inches in diameter A. R. Willinann Co. 'Phone 24S.

19-eod-tf. FINE NEW AUTOMOBILE TIRES at about 40 per cent from standard prices, 28x3, 30x3, 30x3, $14.50, 32x3Va, $15.80, 34x4, $22.60. All other sizes and styles. Sent c. o.

allowing examination. Have extra heavy treads. 5 per cent discount cash with order. Guaranteed tires. Particulars upon request.

Carl F. Geyer (Factory Representative), Dayton, Ohio. 3-3t WE HAVE 100 HORSES ble- Prices and terms: Reasonable. WADSWORTH SALES STABLES. FRESH SUPPLY erri Mineral water.

Cures Indigestion. Constipation, all Kidney and Bladder. Disorders. City chemist says absolute pure. Phone -rder 2123.

N. J. Sherrill 26-tt LOST AND FOUND. LOST-- Silver link bag. Reward if re turned to M.

W. care News. 'Hutch" Is Working For The N. Y. World Mr.

Andrew Hutchison arrived here this morning from New York to attend the marriage of his sister, Miss Annie Louise Hutchison to Mr. Julian Lummus tomorrow evening Mr. Hutchison is known throughout the state as "Hutch," cartoonist for The News for some years, is now making his home in New Yorkv His talent, which is marked, won quick recognition in the mart of talent. His cartoons are appearing in the New York World rieht alone. "Hntrh" hao a host of friends here, all of whom win ueg lad to learn of his suc cess.

POPE CARDINAL FARLEY. By Associated Press. Rome, Dec. 5. The received in private audience Cardinal aney wno afterwards presented his suite.

Cardinal Farley also introduced a number of. American newspaper men, altogether about 30 persons. GROCERS. WE ARE HANDLING LADIE8I Call and see our birr Hn nt Aus trian Novelties. Tfeiav ohm "-J UCOU ties, something entirely different.

Just jjk win ueea ior your next-party. Be sure you -get' them soon. They wun last long. MILLER-VAN NESS CO. now a pure pork sausage.

This sausage will stand the test of any expert Qf pumy. uet a pound and tell us iui ix. we get it; Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday. CITY GROCERY CO. Phones 2301-2802.

BUY THING! CHEAP We put on sale for Saturday the last of a lot small Virginia Shoulder at 10. cents per lb. These are fine values. Also choice Bread Meal, made from new crop corn, sweet and freBh. All kinds groceries at reasonable' prices.

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We do not tolerate lax methods, incompetent teachers or short, superficial courses ot study. Success is our aim and motto. 11 you best business and stenographic training that experience, money and brains can proviia, write for our handsome catalogue. No vacation. Enter any time.

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