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TKE CHARLOTTE NEWS, AUGUST 15, 1911 ate dignaticn that prompted their adoption." mm White Woman Raises Distwbance BW 9 If You Eat Something it's a slow process and makes you feel bad. Get rid of it quickly by taking a pinch or two of SIMMONS RED The cause of all skin diseases can be traced to some humor in Judgments would, Be Colored. Speaking of the contention that judicial recall would bring the judges closer to the people and more in sympathy with the popular will and progress, the president says that in the long run their judgments must be colored bv Dublic oninion. no matter how blood, and therefore the cure of any skin trouble can come only thrmmH a thorough cleansing of this vital fluid. Salves, washes, lotions, etc relieve some of the itching and discomfort, help to reduce infiam' safeguarded and surrounded mey mdj REGULATOR LIVE lion, or aid in keening tne cuticle clean, out sucn treatment dnes nr.

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I.ouia, Missouri Criminal Court Making Piogress An unusually large crowd marked today's session of superior court and the docket is being disposed of with considerable rapidity. Among the- cases disposed of this morning was against Mr. Will Hayes, charging him with engaging in electrical work in the city of Charlotte without license. He was acquitted. George Capamus, Sam Dimas ana James Lampus.

three G-eeks-, were fined each $5 for engaging an at-fray which took place recently at the Baltimore Lunch on West Trade street, they having been sent up from the recorder's court. A nol pros was taken in the case of the two other Greeks.vCharged with the same thing- Tom McLane, colored, plead guilt to the larceny of a cow, and the case vvas being tried when couit adjourned for dinner. The larceny occurred some months ago. L. Marks, the West Trade street restaurant keeper, who was- some months ago bound over to the higher court under a charge of retailing was tried vesterdav afternoon and found guilty "of the charge, with a recommendation that the court be mercitul.

No penalty has been fixed yet. Charles Lipe was also tried yester-dav fcr the larceny of a set of carpenter's tools and found guilty. Lipe purlo-ned the tools from a Charlotte contracting firm and sold them in Mon Water Gives President Send the Law building and to Mr. Adams office, where he found Mag Smith in the midsr. of a great speech about things in general, her only auditor being a Mrs.

Waddell. who was not at all appreciative of the great flood of feminine oratory, but was getting rather nervous, not knowing when the or- men, to err, but we are oeanng wuu a human institution that likens itself to a divine institution because it seeks and preserves justice. It has been the cornerstone of our gloriously free government. "It is said the recall will be rarely used. If so, it will be rarely needed.

Then why adopt a system so full of danger?" In closing his message, the president declared that while he was cognizant of the fact that Arizona once in the Union, may incorporate the recall in Her constitution, he could not allow the opportunity to pass to register hi3 disapproval of that provision. "It is necessary," says he, "for the authority which is primarily responsible for ts creation to assert in no doubtful tones, the necessity for an independent and untrammeled judiciary." The message was read to the house amid absolute silence. Then a storm moots and Colleaes Continued from Page One. Continued from Page One. also a government of the whole people conducted bv that maiority under such rules and checks as will secure a wise and beneficent result.

The truth of the maxim that the people can be trusted to do right, the president ad atorioally-inclined suffragette migni proceed to put some of her ideas into immediate execution. The officer led the orating one to the police staion where she continued for ouite a while to set forth her opinion of the Charlotte police department and of Officer McKnight in particular, the opinion as expressed being of doubtful compliment to the department and the officer. mits, all the people, all agreeing, OUR SPECIAL RATES positively expire August 15th. But an unlimited scholarship for $36 new. Enter any time.

The inability of our big school to supply the demand fo: bookkeepers and stenographers attests strongly the efficiency of our graduates and the increasing demand for office help. Write for catalogue acd special offers. are meant, but that, a majority can al ways be so trusted he does not be have laid this pining, from here?" Mr. Hatton: "Not at all. In the west the pipes can be laid out of the ground and not rod." Mr.

Hatton here read an extract from a pamphlet issued by the IJ1 Passo and South Western System, of which he is chief engineer, noting, the laying of ICO miles, and the testing of the pipe. No leaks of any significance were reported. "I wrote this," he said, "for the profession and yen know I couid not lie. I have been laying wood stave pipes for five or six years. I know it is the most economical, the most durable and ths bfcst suited for conditions here.

of applause broke from the republican side. The democrats remained quiet. lieve. Therefore, he says constitutions are devised to check hasty action by the majority. Judges Should Be Independent.

"The devision of into The message was referred to the territories committee. The motion for reference of the statehood resolution and veto was made in the house by Representa 4 Flood of Virginia, chairman ot tne OR RALEIGH, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C.

committee on territories. He declar ed that the veto would receive imme diate consideration and would be re ported back so that congress niigiit 'express its convictions aoout mm NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL COLLEGE CHARLOTTE. N. C. great matter.

The bill was referred witnoui run J. P. Munroe, M. Pres. A.

J. Crowell, M. D-, Sec. Street Cars Collide On South liyon A North Myers street car and a North Charlotte car, both north bound collided near Hill street about noon. The Myers street car was in front.

A lady passenger wishing to get off at Hill street, rang for that crossing. The car came to a standstill rather suddenly. The North Charlotte car was coming at "high traction speed" and could not stop in the s-hort notice given by the forward car. The result was a collision. No one was hurt, net even a passenger who was eniovins; a cigar on the rear platform of the "front car.

He lost his cigar, but not his balance. The damage to the cars was slight. call. A resolution providing for the admis sion of New Mexico and Arizona in connection with the wishes of President Taft as to the recall of judges was introduced today by Senator president, legislative, to make the laws, the executive, to execute them, and the judicial, to decide in cases arising before it, the rights of individual as between him and others and as between him and the government, has always been regarded as a great security for the maintenance of free institutions, and the security is only firm and assured when the judicial branch is independent and impartial. In a proper sense, Judges are servants of the people; but it is not work in the doing cf which they are to follow the will of the majority except as that is embodied in statutes lawfully enacted according to consti-tional limitations.

They are not popular representatives. On the contrary to fill their office properly, they must be independent. "Early in this nation's history," the president continues, "it was argued that the obligations of the constiution operated only on the legislature and OLDEST MEDICAL COLLEGE IN THE. STATE Unsurpassed Clinical Facilities. Seven well equipped laboratories in a new building.

Full' corps of professors and instructors. Fall term opens September 13, 1911. Study diseases of the SOUTH in the SOUTH. For catalogue and information, write, ROBERT H. LAFFERTY, M.

Registrar, Charlotte, N. C. "If you will move your water plant from its present system to 3 1-2 miles in the country and install the wood stave pipe you can save about $60,000 in the lifting of the water and other points to be considered. You can save the taxpayers of future generations a year. Mr.

Peters said all that Mr. Hatton did not say in citation of the advantages of the weod stave pipe. "Wyckoff Son he said, "are a reputable firm, with as good backing as any firm. We could not any more afford to make a failure here in the Southland, than your engineer here could." Mr. Peters spoke of the purity of the wood stave pipe as a means of transmission and its economical features, etc.

Mr. White asked: "Why does the wood pipe last so long?" Smith of Michigan, chairman of the comimttee on territories. The resolu tion makes obligatory the elimination of the recall features of the Arizona constitution. roe, where he was arrestea aon formation received from Charlotte 01-ficrs The long standing case against Jo.in McWhirter et al was settled out of court. Capiases have been issued for John Moore, charged with polluting tne water and Dennis Westmoreland lor seduction.

Mr. West Ready To Begin Work Mr. West, of the West Construction Company, arrived in the city last night and is at the Selwyn. Mr. West is ready to begin work Not until the aldermen determined the matter of paving assessments couid the construction company prepare for work.

After City Engineer Firth and the board of aldermen designate wlr.cn s-reet is to be paved first, the Con-stiuction Company wiil commence grading and curbing and laying tne concrete for paving. It is supposed that North Tryon street will be first treated. Sheet asphalt will be used on Trvon. The public them have the chance cf judging between the merits of asphalt and bithulitnic hf Jail Se? vices Are Proving Interesting Receive? Named by lennessee Bank By Associated Press. Memphis, Aug.

Id. Following "Because," said Mr. Peters, "water is the natural preservative of wood. In Lake Erie there are piles that have been there for generations. We say you can get the same results as cast iron pipes minus the defects, and save money by the use of the wood stave pipe." The samp.e of wood stave pipe exhibited bv Messrs.

Peters and Hat the arrest last night of E. L. Hendrey, of the All Night and Day Bank of Memphis, on a warrant from Oklahoma City charging that he has violated the state banking laws of that whatever the legislature did, was constitutional. But the "hard-headed statesmen and of the early days, said the president, declined to accept this view and the judges soon came to declare that law which they found at variance with the constitution, 'was not law at all, was not binding on the courts, the individual or any branch of the government and that it was the duty vof judges so to decide. Present System Unique.

VISITING MR. AND MRS. MslLWAINE. Mis W. G.

Mcllwaine has as her Oklahoma, and after Hendrey agreed to return to that state without requisi tion. W. H. Taylor was appointed re guest, beside Miss Kramer, Miss Vivian Wooten. an attractive and popular society girl from Goldsboro.

ceiver of the Memphis institution early "This power conferred on the ju today. diciary in our form of government, Announcement late yesterday that says the president, "is unique in the ton, was about 12 inches in diameter. It was wound for 80 pounds pressure. Wood stave pipe is made of wood, wound with steel bands and covered with a coating of a certain preparation making it non-leakable as far as possible for any pipe to be. Mr.

Firth, the city engineer, was associated with Mr. Hatton a3 assistant out west. "He knows all about history of governments and Its opera Hendrey was being sought by officers caused a small run to be instituted on the bank. After consultation with MISSES SQUIRES ENTERTAIN Misses Callie and Leona Squires entertained a large number of their tion has attracted and deserved tne admiration and commendation of the attorneys the officers of the bank cloa The services at the jail Sunday af-tprnnnn were very interesting. Mr.

world. It gives to our judiciary a posi ed it and the application for and ap The Presbyterian College for Women To the earnest student the Presbyterian College for women offers advan tion, higher, stronger and more re pointment of a receiver followed con sponsible than that of the judiciary ferences in the early morning hours. of any other country, and more err.ee the wood stave pipe, said iiat-ton. The water board will receive bids for piping on the 22nd inst. Receiver Taylor has expert accountants examining the bank's books and tivelv secures adherence to the fun friends at their elegant home Providence last evening in compliment to their guests, Misses Pearl Trornburg, of Bessemer City, and Miss Jean Harri3.

of Anderson, S. C. About 55 young people from Proidence, Matthews, Pineville, Fort Mill and other places were present and all spent a most enjoyable damental will of the people." expresses the opinion that depositors Speaking of his course or argument against the recall once more, the presi will be paid. tages that cannot be surpassed in the South. Large, strong lacuity oi able and cultured teachers and unexcelled facilities for college work in Collegiate and Academic departments and in Schools of Music, Art and Expression assure the student the very best opportunities.

The Presbyterian College is well known for the wholesome Christian atmosphere that characterizes the institution. The broad culture, the gentle refinement 'and the correct habits of thought that come from intimate association with teachers such as compose the faculty of the institution are dent asks. "Could there be a system Bnejs Plan Adjournment more ingeniously devised to subject judges to momentary gusts of popular passion than this? No period of delay is interposed for the abatement of pop no less valuable than the intellectual training. Of Congress F. Helms was the leader for the afternoon and his talks were very) helpful.

Miss Lily May living sang very sweetly "Come Home Prodigal." The services are held every Sunday afternoon, and the prisoners appreciate and enjoy them. Mr. Myers, secretary of the associated charities, conducted the services the preceding Sunday, and Mr. John Geiger will have charge next Sunday. Mr.

Porter has thirty prisoners now among them a number of young colored boys scarcely twelve years eld. Those in charge of these services feel encouraged in the work, and it is a very acceptable break in the monotony of the week to the prisoners. Championship Medal Won by Mr. Drear ular feeling. The recall is devised to The college building is located in the center of a beautiful five-acre ramnus in the center of the city of Charlotte.

Convenient to churches, TO MONTREAT TODAY. Mrs. W. O. Nesbit and children left this morning for Montreat.

Dr. Nisbet will joint her later. encourage quick action, and to lead the Deonle to strike while the iron is lecture halls and shopping center. On car line leading to all of city Bv Associated Press. Mr.

D. E. Witt, special agent for the New Hampshire Fire Insurance is in town. Mr. Witt's headquarters are at Lynchburg, Va.

The ex cavating at the Second church building, occupied by the Presbyterian Standard, the bricks of the furnace that heated the old church were found several feet under the ground. and suburbs. These and other advantages of location are obvious. Washington, D. Aug.

15. Adjournment of the present session of hot." On the instant of an unpopular rul congress August 22nd, at 4 p. m. was- Rates extremely low considering the advantages offered. For catalogue and information, write to REV.

JOHN L. CALDWELL, President, Charlotte, N. C. ing, the president explains, while the spirit of protest has not had time to cool, the judge is to be "haled before provided for in a concurrent resolution offered today by Senator Penrose, of the electorate as a tribunal, with no Pennsylvania, chairman of the finance judicial hearing, evidence or defense. committee.

TO INVESTIGATE ELECTION MR. AND MRS VAN LANDING RETURN. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Landing-ham and children.

Miss Dean and Master Ralph, have returned from a mountain trip, made in their handsome new Packard car. They made pleasant and restful stops in Greenville, S. Asheville. Hender-sonville and Kanuga. At the latter place they were most enthusiastically welcomed by the Charlotte coiony contingent.

and thrown out of office and disgraced for life, because he failed in a single decisision, it may be, to satisfy the Mecklenbwg Favored As to Institutes OF STEPHENSON. Rent Typewriters For popular demand. The Opportunity of Political Bosses "Think- of the opportunity such Bv Associated Press. Washington. D.

C. Aug. 15. The I have on hand at all times all kinds of typewriters kept exclusively senate today took further preliminary system would give to unscrupulous bosses in control, as they have been in control, not only of conventions but The North Carolina Trapshooters Asociation began its annual shoot at the fair grounds- this morning. In the championship contest now on the following records have been made up to this hour: Out of possible 100: r.pn T.von.

of Durham 98 steps toward investigating the election for rental purposes by the day week month or longer. Each rental typewriter is kept properly cleaned, oiled and fitted with good ribbon. I rent Mecklenburg county is especially favored by the State Farmers' institute. The third party is now in the county, composed of Prof. C.

L. Newman, conductor of the A. M. College: Mr. J.

S. Jeffrey, of the same of Senator Isaach Stephenson, or wis elections. Think of the enormous pow consin. It is understood the hearings LEFT TODAY. er that would be given to the sensa nothing but first class machines, which write like new ones.

My rate $1 per week or $3 per month delivered anywhere in the city. (I do not. charge one man $4 another $3.50 and another $3) my rates and terms are will begin next fall. The committee on contingent ex Mrs. George W.

Bryan ana aiis Flora Bryan left today for Waynes- institution, and Mr. Frank Parker, of the North Carolina department of ag- Denses authorized a favorable report tional, muckraking portion of the press in rousing prejudice against a just judge by false charges and insinuations, the effect of which in the short ville. Dr. Conrad, a brother or airs. same to all.

I guarantee to rent as nice, (or better) class ot typerneia as anybody in the business and allow 2 months rent to apply on purchase of anv typewriter you buy from me anytime in the future. If I send on the resolution cf inquiry, thus insur- iriculture. The ladies' institute is con- i Bryan, will join them there. ine Dawment of expenses. The eiec you a typewriter which is not satisfactory I will take it up and send you period of an election by recall, it would be impossible for him to meet tions committee authorized a sub-com ducted by Mrs.

w. K. woiioweii, oi Goldsoboro, and Miss Katherine Parker of Raleigh. MISS AYCOCK mittee of five to attend to detail wont IN MORGANTON. another! My business is conducted on merit.

JONES The Typewriter Man Biggest Dealer in Carolinas. Office 225 North Tryon Street Phone 243. On last Saturday this party hem Miss Alice Aycock, daughter of ex- SCRAMBLE FROM SHRIEVALTY. an institute at Newells and on Mon Drear, of Wilmington 35 J. E.

Creighton, of Charlotte S3 Chas. Knuckles, of Charlotte 33 John Todd, of Charlotte 91 As Mr. Lyon is in the professional class, he withdrew, and the prize, the North Carolina championship gold medal was awared to Mr. Drear. He also secures the cup trophy.

Any shooter winning the cup two consecutive years, is owner "for keeps." Twenty-two are to contest this afternoon. The traps will be sprung tomorrow and Thursday at 9 a. m. Governor Aycock, who has been in the Brideeton. N.

Aug. 15. There al day at Ebenezer. At Newells there were some 350 or 400 present. At Ebenezer the attendance was 600 or mountains the greater part ol tne summer, was the guest of Mrs.

John ready are four announced candidates 700 and the. institute a decided suc (oxoxoitoxoxo for the republican nomination tor sner-iff in Cumberland county this fall, and McCampbell, at the state hospital from Friday until yesterday, when she left for her home in Raleigh. Miss cess. and offset. W7ith the argument that the recall would work to the advantage of the poor and oppressed, the president has no patience.

bjiontthatclarey. tc, dozfiflffffififlff "Nothing," he says, "could be further from the ultimate result. The mo-live it would offer to unscrupulous combinations to seek to control politics in order to control the judges is clear. Would not self-respecting men well hesitate to accept judicial office with such a sword of Damocles hanging over them? Wrhat kind of judg at least three others are expected to These institutes are especially for file netitions within a few days, as Aycock is beloved at the hospital in semblvman E. H.

W7hitaker is the or Morganton as she is wherever known. the benefit of the farmer and ms family and, if the expression on the part of the farmer means anything at all it means that they are greatly ganization candidate, and former Sher She is no less charming in manner than her illustrious father. iff Allan R. Shinn, of city, is an Mr. F.

O. Hawley, of Hawley's Pharmacy, and Dr. H. P. Rowe will return from the coast tonight.

benefitted. The subjects discussed aspirtant wno is making an active can vass. Joshua Cossaboon, of Millville GUEST OF has filed a petition and today State are soil improvement by better tillage, by rotation, by keeping more and better live stock and by the MRS. BROOKES The South Tryon Sewing Circle was Radiant Hair Detective Frank J. Lore signed a pe tition and made newspaper announce a delighted guest this morning of Mrs.

wise use of commercial fertilizers. A part of the time is devoted to ment of his candidacy. S. O. Brookes at her home on South Tryon street.

poultry on the farm and Mr. Jenrey, Tr. Pharr and Mr. James the best poultry autnomy in iue Pharr returned last night from Ba GOES TO PRESBYTERIAN rium Springs where they had been HOSPITAL. state, handles this subject a masterful way.

The ladies have their separate meetings and demonstration Mrs. R. C. Robertson was- taken to spending a tew days at canum iuus They report a pleasant company there, and "the best of water." the Presbyterian hospital this morning for treatment. She will be there for a week or so.

in bread making, coofcing ana lectures on foods; home sanitation, the care of infant and other subjects of ital interests to the women or. tne I TheBIF gharri School hnnriA nro discussed A LAST EVENING'S LAYING IN COAL is a necessity. Why not order now when the price IS EASY? As the prices advance, It will be harder to pay the bills. You can save money by ordering now. Prizes are offered for tne Desi ioai MARRIAGE.

Orange County, near ments might those on the unpopular side expect from courts whose judges must make their decisions under such legalized terrorism? Character cf Judges Would Deteriorate "The character of the judges would deteriorate to that of trimmers and time servers, and independent judicial action would be a thing of the As the possibilities of such a system pass in review, is it too much to characterize it as one which will destroy the judiciary, its standing and its usefulness?" Passing to the argument that the recall is only carrying out the principle of election of judges, the president declares that the success of an elective judiciary, "furnishes no reason for so changing the system as to take away the very safeguards which have made it successful." Answering another argument that in some states judges have shown themselves under corrupt corporate influence that nothing but a desperate remedy will suffice the president contends, that if political control in such states has been wrested sufficiently from corporate control to propose such a measure as the recall, an effective Miss Annie White and Mr. H. Mebane, North Carolina of bread, the best five ears and the best pure bred pig. Suther, both of Charlotte, were mar Remember, ladies, tha ried last night at 8:80 at Tryon Street Today the party is nommg an institute at Huntrsville and from there go to Statesville. Methodist church, Rev.

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