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THE CHARLOTTE 03SERVER THURSDAY JANUARY 11 1917 3 LATEST TYPE OF GERMAN SUPER SUBMARINE hem fi nssue of FOCil BILLS SUM SI IIEWLEGISLHTIn Every Possible Effort Is Being Made to Rush Through Measures of That Sort Ahead of Constitutional Amendments given of Thaw's companion appeared at Thaw's Philadelphia hotel and waa arrested on the assumption that he was Byrnes Ho proved however to be Oliver Brower formerly of Utica also associated with Thaw but against whom there waa no indictment Although the arrest of Brower waa at first a disappointment the District men say they found him valuable in developing their case A number of documents and letters having an important bearing on Thaw's relations with young Gump were found in possession and some of this evidence was presented toduy before the grand Jury It was expected that another indictment might result Brower's movements were traced ami it was found that subsequent to the alleged assault on Gump he had gone to a New York hotel A suit ease left there by Brower having the letter on it was seized by the District Attorney Meanwhile the authorities here say has disappeared They have no idea where lie is and no better description jut him than that given by the Guinp boy to guide them in the earch On advices from Pittsburg that the police there would not arrest Thaw unless they had a copy of the Indictment against hint Mr Black tonight sent a copy to them Special to The Observer Raleigh Jan 10 All records for fiulck passage of local bills by the Legislature were broken at this session to escape the constitutional amendments Both Houses had strenuous session toduy The Senate The Senate opened for business In accordance with last night's recess ut 10 tliw clock being however turned back to Bhow that it was not yet midnight as of yesterday this to round out the enrollment of bills A bill to amend Chapters 7 and 23 of public local laws 19 IS was passed as applying to Rockingham County and ordered enrolled The report of the commissioner of labor and print irigr as to salaries paid in his oltlce was received and placed on record A resolution providing that the stenographers in the various departments of State should be used in the enrollment of bills during the day to catch up with the emergency bill rush was passed as It came from the House A This picture shows the latest type of German su)er-sul)mnrlne the kind of vessel for use In an undersea campaign to clear the seas of ships of commerce well as ships of whr The picture shows the 17-53 the monster submersible which visited Newport for tut hour several months ago then dashed stitvurd and torpedoed several vessels The 17-53 la the only one of Germany's biggest type of I'-bont to get near enough to this country to he plotog: ip'rd TROOPER CRTS COMMISSION Raleigh Jan 10 A commission was issued today at North Carolina National Guard hearquarters to Morris Waddell of Selma as second lieutenant in Second Regiment and assigned to service with Company 0 of the Second on the Mexican border lie succeeds AI Driver resigned HOUSE UPHOLDS VETOES THAW'S WHEREABOUTS ARE STILL MYSTERY lnjustlee to Mr Bickett In that Mr Bickett has not been the promoter of this movement for increased salaries and has not said a word with ref-1 erenee to it He belived all recent lir bill for Justice of Henderson County Governors in this State had left their i IJ was put through to appoint the board I olllee poorer than when they assumea i of education for his county their duties The vote was ordered to The House bill from the House In- be by rollt A hers of explanations of vote A Page made a characteristic explanation of his vote for the measure by declaring that he believed the salary should be $10000 and therefore he made no apologies for supporting this bill for a much less raise It developed that four of the prominent Republicans voted for the increase these erasing the salary of the Governor to $0500 was received by special messenger passed and ordered enrolled The only vote against the measure was Little of Anson A resolution was offered by Jones of Buncombe to ratify the action of Governor Craig and the directors of the State's prison in distributing be by rol cail and there were nun-Effort HICKORY SFINNING CO TO SELECT SITE SCON Special to The Observer Hickory Jan 10 No site lias been chosen for the locution of the mill of the Hickory Spinning Company chartered today by the Secretary of State for tiie manufacture of cotton yarns All machinery lias been purchased for the null and if suitable site is secured at once it will be In operation by July The company Is capitalized at $300000 with ST'OOO paid in by I) Elliott Hutton Men-zies ami 11 1 Holbrook of Hickory and A Kistler or Morganton Tiie mill will be located in or near Try This If You Have Dandruff Appointing Power in Hands of Legislature Fails $4060 in allottnients of $10 each to the dependent families of convicts Senator Jones expressed the view that the action of the Governor and directors was most commendable and ties paid their sheriffs more being McCrary McBee Pi Brock Mr Brook co mounted pluining his vote that he discredit to the State that Special to The Observer Columbia Jan 10 Governor itchai and veto of the bill placing the In ex- (ection of state game warden in the thought it a many coun- FAYETTEVILLE IS AFTER BIG MEDICAL MEETING Invitation to Be Extended to North Carolina Medical Society to Hold Convention There Next Year Special to The Observer Fayetteville Jan 10 The North Carolina Medical Society will be invited to meet in Fayetteville In 1918 according to derision of the Cumberland County Medical Society which met here last night the business meeting being followed by the annual banquet At the business session the physicians also voted to remind Cumberland's Representatives in the Legislature of the injustice 'being done Fayetteville by that section of the vital statistics law which charges all deaths in hospitals to the community In which they occur regardless of the origin of the disease It is contended that Fayetteville is a particular sufferer in this respect because of its excellent hospitals which draw many people here from a wide territory of North and South Carolina In this way there are of course many deaths here whffch should not go Into Fayetteville's death rate Hereafter the medical society will hold seini-monthly sessions Discussion of interesting eases arising in private practice occupied the remainder of last night's session Although District Attorney and Corps of Detectives Are Searching for Him New York Jan 10 The whereabouts of Harry Thaw indicted here on a charge of kidnaping and assaulting 19-year-old Fred Dump Jr of Kansas City Mo remained a mystery today to the District Attorney und his corps of detectives who have been searching for him although directly or Indirectly the police of all cities have received notice that he la wanted here Unofficially tho bollef was expressed at the prosecutor's office that Thaw had made his way to his home In i'lttHburg und there under protection of hla fumlly undoubtedly was being adviHed by competent counsel as to what course to pursue Tho authorities here explained Ills escupe by tho fact they Bald that since he was so well known they gave their chief attention to arroHting the man known to them as George O'Byrnes indicted jointly with Thaw on the kidnaping count While waiting for an opportunity to catch Thaw es-'caped Shortly afterward a man answering tho description tho Gump boy had DENVER MAN ATTRACTS LARGE' AUDIENCES HERE There Is one sure way that never falls to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve It Iihls destroys it entirely To do this Just get about four ounces of plain ordinary liquid arvon apply It at night when retiring use enough to moisten the scalp and rub It in gently with the finger tips By morning most if not all of your dandruff will be gone and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find too that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly and your hair will be fluffy lustrous glossy silky and soft and look and feel a hundred times better You can got liquid arvon at any drug store It Is inexpensive and four ounces Is all you will need This simple remedy has never been known to fail Much interest iH manifested in the addresses given In various sections of tiie city by Rev Hr 11 Essert of Denver Col who Is speaking In the Interest of a purity movement Large audiences greeted him Wednesday afternoon and evening ut the Brevard Street Church He will speak In the Second Presbyterian Church at 3:30 this afternoon In an address for women only and again at 7:45 this evening at a mass meeting for This lotfe Changed by Cadomene Tablets hands of the Legislature and depriving tiie Governor of the appointment of this official was sustained by the House this afternoon' The term of the present game warden Col A A Richardson will expire this Spring and had the Legislature overriden the veto of the Governor his successor would have been elected by them The efforts of Representative Sear-son of Barnwell County the author of the hill to get it repassed over the veto of the Chief Executive failed 52 members voting to override the veto and 65 to sustain It giving the Governor a clear majority Two other bills vetoed by the Governor one the duplicate of an act already signed validating a school election in Limestone Township of Cherokee County and the other amending the drainage law were sustained unanimously Representative Cothran of Greenville lead the successful fight which sustained the veto of the Governor on the game warden bill The House agreed with the Senate to make the visit to Winthrop College on the 19th the birthday of Gen Robert Lee The first of the new bills were dropped into the legislative hopper on the House side today two being to make the legal rate of interest six per cent' one providing for the short term system of rural credits Representative Joseph A Berry of Orangeburg was elected Speaker pro tem defeating Cothran of Greenville The appointments announced by Speaker Iloyt for the session were: Assistant clerk Campbell McLain of Columbia secretary to the Speal er Miss Kate Cantwell of Columbia journal clerk Carwile of Columbia desk clerk John A Kaminer of Columbia pages John RadclifT of Columbia Janies Bacon Sharpton of Edgefield Ned McSweeney of Hampton Charles Milford of Columbia and Rutledge Liles of Orangeburg: porters for the Speaker Mack Gregg of Columbia for Judiciary Committee West Olipliant of Edge-field for ways and means Jeff Weston of Congaree laborers Ike Reed of Newberry Jordan Oliphant of Edgefield Azra Bozeman of Anderson and Council Cross of Barnwell doorkeepers Austin of Greenville Prince of Abbeville and Mitchell of Anderson The House after a session of two hours adjourned to meet tomorrow morning at 12 o'clock after inviting Governor Manning and Joseph Sparks to address them tomorrow afternoon at 1:16 on the boll weevil NEWTON FARMERS BUY FIRST CORN IN YEARS Special to The Observer Newton Jan 10 For the first time in the history of Catawba County thrifty 'progressive self-supporting farmers have bought corn and had It shipped In for reed Some of the best farmers In the county who always have cribs bursting with corn are buying it this Winter Today a car of 750 bushels came in from Virginia and a second car will arrive within 10 days 4 The grain Is being bought by the association of sweet potato growers who are able to obtain it for $113 the bushel The reason for their purchase is the July flood which swept away the corn from practically every piece of bottom land in the county causing the loss of tens of thousands of bushels was endorsed by the people Person of Franklin wanted to know if there was any law or precedent for such action and Senator Jones replied that there was none A motion by Warren of Beouford prevailed referring the resolution to the appropriations committee The Senate recessed to 4 to await enrolled bills maintaining still records as of yesterday to put bills delayed in enrollment ahead of the operation of the constitutional amendments The House The House was convened at 10 by Speaker Murphy Senate emergency bills were passed as follows and ordered enrolled: Amend private laws 1913 applying to Robeson County and relating to the levying and collection of taxes provide treasurers for Currituck and Chowan Counties establish Maiden school district Catawba prohibit the sale of liquors near certain schools In Nash amend act 'elating to the sheriff of Pasquotank relief of Marsh former sheriff of Anson Joint resolution by Grier to provide typists to aid In the over-work of enrolling bills Representative Ray opened a sharp debate on the House Committee bill to pay the Governor of the State an nnnual salary of $6500 this taking lie place of the Senate bill that the House killed last night This bill was placed before the House by Speaker Murphy at 10:50 Mr Ray merely as he expressed it wanted to say a few words by way of explaining why he could not vote for the Increase It gave him pain he said to oppose anything that Mr Bickett wanted that he was one of his warm friends personally and politically said he people have under the of affliction We are poor and In debt and taxes are high" He saidi salary Increase Issue was not discussed in he campaign although the Republicans did charge that we wanted to do this the first thing we raise the salary said Mr Ray will cause a perfect stampede here for the remainder of the session In efforts for Increases all along the He said he had a letter from another 'Wiclal declaring that If the Governors salary should be raised he had a right to demand a raise also and the speaker thought this was certainly the case He argued that the act carrying he Increase would not be constitutional on the ground that the constitution specifies the term of the Governor as being from January 1 each four years He filed demand for an and vote There were amendments offered by King and Sellars of Robeson to make the salary $6500 Then came an amendment offered by Pearson to make it $7500 the same the Senate had passed lie argued that the offlee of Governor demands dignity and that the salary at present Is not dignified Bickett Not Back of Raise Representative Newell of Franklin thought that Mr Ray had done an Both amendments were voted down on a ratio of about 22 to 81 numbers of the members changing positions in these issues Then the discussion over constitutionality was again a hone of contention on the main issue Mr Doughton supported constitutionality in opposition to arguments against constitutionality by Ray Clark and others Mr Dough-ton insisted that no man could he counted Governor until he duly qualifies "We cannot have two Governors at the same he declared "any any child knows that Hon Locke Craig is now the said Mr Doughton Representative Pharr had entertained doubts as to constitutionality and had brought about its former reference to the Judiciary committee He still personally had doubt but said under the circumstances he would support the bill Mr McLendon also spoke of the inequality of salaries of Governors in comparing North Carolina with Governors of other States of about equal status The roll call vote on the bill for the $6500 salary showed 61 and 48 and the bill then quickly passed final reading without further opposition and was sent to the Senate by special messenger where it was passed without opposition and ordered enrolled for ratification The roll call vote in the House was as follows: Vole In House Ayes Mr Speaker Bailey Barnes Bowman Breece Brock Brothers Brummitt Butts Clayton Coggins Council Cox of Currituck Cox of Forsythe'' Dail Dalton Dahiel of Greene Dardeen Pees Doughton Farrish Ferrebep Forest Gardner Grant of New Hanover Grier Griffin Hicks Holding Horne Hoyle Hurley Johnson Joyner Love Mc-Bee McCrary McLendon McRackin Matthews Moore Newell Oliver Page Pearson Pegram Pharr Phillips Pritchard Pruett Rankin Ren-frow Roberts of Buncombe Sawyer Sellars Stubbs Swain Tatum Taylor of Edgecombe Ward of Duplin Winston "Noes" Clark of Ashe Clark of Pitt Coffey Collins Crowson Ferguson Galloway Grant of Onslow Grantham Haymore Hewett Hinton Hooker Jackson Kernodle Killian King lviser Kittrell Lloyd McCall Matthews of Bertie Matthews of Mecklenburg Mauney Morgan Noland Pickett Privette Price of Rockingham Rogers Sanders Scott of Pasquotank Scott of Pender Shaw Somers Suttlemyre Swann Taylor of Halifax Ward of Sampson Widenhouse Wilson Wlnborne Withrow Following the passage of the Governor's salary bill the Speaker laid before the House the Senate hill that passed last night providing for $4-000 annual salary each to the four other constitutional officers of the State representing an increase of $500 each for Secretary of State Treasurer and State Auditor and $1-000 for the Superintendent of Public Instruction The bill went on Its readings without discussion and with- out demand for roll call There were some almost inaudible and then a roaring chorus of the measure going down in ignominious defeat in spite of the fact that members generally declared before In speaking of the situation that certainly there should be $500 added to the Superintendent of Public Instruction to make his salary the same as his associates in the Council of State The House recessed as of Tuesday to 3 o'clock to await enrollment of bills He Was Gloomy Desperate Inefficient Half-Invalid Because His Nerves Were Starved Well Read and See What a Advice Did Physicians say there are Five Million Men just like Burton Burton was Nervously Sick at Work at Home at Recreation He sleep well he had hideous startling dreams when he did he was gloomy and absent-minded cross irritable suffered with dizziness trembling of the limbs cold extremities became awkward self-conscious and possessed fear and a general inability to make good at his work or anywhere he went on business or pleasure bent Physically and Mentally Burton was almost a nervous wreck bis muscles became flabby he became weakened and devitalized he lacked ambition and he was alsrmed because he had reached a stage where he thought there was no help but as he writes: a friend's advice I tried Cadomene CADOMENE TABLETS RESTORED STRENGTH! CADOMENE TABLETS RESTORED VITALITY! Now Burton will tell yon ho Is Well Mas Hsle anj Ttearty enjoys his work bis pleasures Life looks bstter to him bis family means more to him his business Is better and be'i xlal he learned of Uadnmene Tablets snd experienced their wonderful revitalizing end strengthening Influence on bis whole system If you suffer ss Ttnrtnn did tbs burden of proof of the power end effectiveness of ('lulntnrne Tablets rests with us We guarantee Cadomene Tablets to give perfect satisfaction and If tbev do out prove highly beneficial In your case we do sot went your money and every cent you pay for them will be refunded to you FORMER STATESVILLE YOUNG MAN MARRIES Special to The Observer Statesville Jan During the month of January licenses for marriage have been issued to but two white couples in Iredell Early Hager and Lottie Alexandfr Kobt A Miller and Mamie Curlee Mr Miller and Miss Curlee who tere married this week are well known lit Statesville Mr Miller who is engaged in farming near Statesville was formerly miller at the Statesville Roller Mill The bride was with Johnston-Belk Company at the time of her GIVEN 15 MONTHS ON ROAD Hickory Jan 10 For the alleged wounding of Tom Whittenberry a negro on the night of December 31 Garfield Parker another negro was given 15 months on the roads by Recorder Campbell here yesterday afternoon The other negro boys implicated In the affair were taxed with the costs amounting to $1560 in each case besides being whipped by their fathers What Is LAX-FOB IAX-FOS is an Improved Caflrara fa tonic laxative) pleasant to take In IAX-FOS tho Caacara la Improved by the addition of certain harmless chemicals Which Increase the efficiency of the Caacara making It better than ordinary Cascara IAX-FOS la pleasant to take and does not gripe nor disturb the stomach Adapted to children as well as adults Just try ons bottle for constipation Price (0 cents Cadomene Tablets build np end nourish the enttf system They are unexcelled as nerve lnvlgorator and lasting tonle la restoring tn the various organisms natural vim vitality tad normal vigor For sale by all flrst-deas druggists NOW DAVIDSON SOUTHERN AGENT GOES TO OLD FORT and save fifty to one hundred dollars makes sick sour gassy Stomachs feel fine Special to The Observer Davidson Jan 10 Mrs Fulton entertained a number of friends this afternoon in honor of her guests from Charlotte Mesdames AlcClung Dunlap and Lethro whom she had known in her former home In Kentucky and In Florida Andrews till recently the agent of the Southern Railway at Davidson has accepted as reported today a position with the company at Old Fort Have You Backache Gout Rheumatism? (By Lucas D) American men and women should guard constantly against kidney trouble because we eat too much and all our food is rich Our blood Is filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out they weaken from overwork become sluggish the ellml-nntlve tissues clog and the result Is kidney trouble bladder weakness and often the poison reaches the tissues causing rheumatism and gout When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead when your back hurts or the urine is cloudy full of sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night when you suffer with sick headache or dizzy nervous spells acid stomach or I you have rheumatism when the weather is bad ask your druggist for 1 Anuric (double strength) I have found In practice that Anuric Is more potent that lithia and in most cases it will dissolve the uric acid as hot water does sugar Most people do neglect themselves Their tongue has a dark brown color skin sallow breath bad yet they fall to see that their machinery needs attention Everybody should take a mild laxative at least once a week A pleasant way to clear the tongue and the highly colored water noticed in the morning Is to take a laxative I which will cure the Inactive liver and I blliouaneHM A pleasant vegetable pill Is made' up of May-apple leaves of aloe and Jalap made Into a tiny pellet and I coated with sugar First put up by1 Dr Bierce nearly 60 years ago Drug-! gists sell these vegetable pellets In vials simply ask for Dr Pleasant Pellets AFTER FEBRUARY 1ST 1917 Knabe Upright Piano now $5 00 will be $550 Knabe Upright Piano now $5 50 will be $600 Knabe Grand Piano now $700 will be $750 Our Style Knabe Grand Piano now $850 will be $950 Do some foods you eat hit back taste good but work badly' ferment Into stubborn lumps and cause a sick sour gassy stomach? Now Mr or Mrs Dyspeptic Jot this down: Diapepsin digests anything leaving nothing to sour and upset you There never was anything so safely quick so certainly effective No difference how badly your stomach Is dsorder-ed you will get happy relief In five minutes but what pleases you most Is that It strengthens and regulates your stomach so you can eat your favorite foods without fear Mont remedies give you relief sometimes they are slow but not sure "Pape's is quick positive snd puts your stomach In a healthy condition so the misery won't come back feel different ns soon as Diapepsin" eonies in contact with the stomach distress JuNt your stomach gots sweet no gases no belching no eructations of undigested food your head clears and you feel line Go now make the host Investment you ever made by getting a large llfty-cont ease of Pape's Dinpepsin from any drug store You realize in five minutes how needless It Is to suffer from Indigestion dyspepsia or Any stomach disorder COVERS THE PRODUCTION THIS ADVANCE INCREASED CO ONLY ST OF CORNELIUS COTTON MILL HAD PROSPEROUS YEAR Special to Tlic Observer Cornelius Jan 10 Reports submitted Ht a meeting of the stockholders of the Cornelius Cotton Mill held yesterday at the offices of the company showed that the past year has been the most successful In the history of te company Following the re-election of the hoard of directors Hherrill was re-elected president and 11 Stough secretary and treasurer The Gem Yarn Mill (Stockholder meet tomorrow The Cornelius Bank has enjoyed again a prosperous year and the stockholders have been re-elected through the hoard of directors bVank Sherrill Is president and Board cashier Parker Gardiner Co CHARLOTTE.