" - - -
y ' f READING TO THE MIND 13 WHAT EXERCISE IS TO THR BODY j i " ,', (; EVERY THURSDAY, j
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'' - .1 THE BEAUFQRT NEWSTHURSDAY, JAN. 5th 1922 , ; ", ''y.Cf NUMBER J0M4
V X
irni UBl" 1 . . . . ' 1 : T . . i . ,
SPECKLED ' TROUT
LOOSE
4,
To 5t Vr"
Trewema to be reasons
r .r -1 v Mr.
?;i county wi8"
tlt cowty would
."- . I - J .Art?
if taa Devwv i
Most of the fish scrap and oil fae
ries suspended fishing operations
st before -the holidays but a few of
em have resumed.'-;' "Within the last
y or so some catches were made but
ey were nothing like ns large as
ose made in November -and thee ar-
ypartct.. December. Oh Tuesday
apt Aiees MastunnTOmmMu-WnK,
lizabeth, Dey and Brother' boat
roujfht in twen,ty five thousandjeery
ood fish; One set he made Captain
Mason caught thousands of pounds of
ipeckled trout but' as he fihing regr-
ckled, trout but as the fishing reg-
"VJfMhe catching of hese
VVjre had to turn them
SPEEDY BOAT IN
BEAUFORT HARBOR
Fattest. Boat of Her : Class In
: World Here For a Few
Days .
CITY COMMISSIONERS , MEET
v v
M 1.
nd the Craven ca
.a would pay
charge as far C
icernedaaowerje
line to Beaufort,
Ul be started i
the agreement
mdtheHlgbw
, ';,iGhalrman I
Cameron wej
' ; vh two roa
osiion m
x aad tien br
the next r
meeting
s, , thedisi
f the Crav.
fort ther
... '
"ea oxi
Therf
Pbsbl
tk.py,,wf
'. At to M
ayt Y
fur I
if
pp-
ftils
lof
e at
ailed
t ,
The fastest boat that has ever been
MRS.GASKELWON
DECEMBER NOT COLD
ACCORDING TO REPORT
Lady frorri Straits Won Car,
.-. Roy FutcheV and Clarence
he Other Prizes
The subscription contest -which has
t " The last -month of the old year
made a very good reputation for it
self in these parts. There were 16
clear days, in the month .according to
and 3.6S inches, of rainfall. There
the report of observer Chas.' Hatsell
were 15 days cloudy or pirtly cloudy
weather. On two days only did the
mercury go below, the freezing point
.ty to
built
i,' miles
y.f "'
ads wiU
that is
t a mile,
be finish-
umber of
i thehigh
loyment of
he expend!
d thousand
is year. Sev
The city commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting here Mon
day. The board composed of Mayor
Bushall, Commissioners Duncan, Ford
Gardner, Huntley and Lewis Ehowed
all present. '
' There was no business of unusual
interest transacted. The report of
McCrary and Company as to the cost
of finishing the 'sewer and water sys
tems has not yet been. made. Rich
ard Camp applied to the board for
assistant engineer for the power and
water plant His application was or
dered filed for later consideration.
A motion was passed to send thePitte
burg Meters Company a 90 day note
amounting to $1169.64 to pay for me
ters. The Clerk was instructed to
write the La France Engine Company
about some fire ladders which were
shipped here by mistake some time
ago, with a view of buying them.
The Board ordered that the lights
used bv the Bureau of Fisheries on
fPiver's Island should be charged for
at teeter rates instead of nut rate.
FULL TEXT OF FOUR POWER
TREATY PROVIDING PEACE
IN THE FACIEI? OCEAN REGIONS
THE UNITED STATES OF AMER.
THE BRITISH EMPIRE, FRANCE -AND
JAPAN ' ,
.... i
Har 4Mrd the plan
ive f y
' -..-if f
.HI
With the view of the preservation
i t i.. .. .. .t. . i
ivee-as wing.t tn renerlpece ano vne main
tenance of their rights in relation to
their insular possessions ann in
sular dominions In the region of the
Pacific Ocean.
Have determined to conclude a
treaty to this effect and have appoint
ed as their plenipotentiaries:
IS DEAD
WIS
MRi i-
tavW a venerable
i " ... ... . .
J lady died at ner
et Thursday, Dec
She was Just a lit-
ears of age. Mrs.
"i .'in feble health for
.
ff khm the ifc Of
B. Da, vis and U rurvi-1
jildren,
irroll of Charlotte, Mrs
idwick and Dr. George
lart . The funeral ser
leceaied were eon-duct-flarry
A. Day pator of
arch and the Interment
Oak Cemetary.'
S PAY DIVIDENDS
ter the fasttest boat of her - type
that has been in any harbor is spend
ing a few days here, J The Gar Jr. II
is the name of the speedy craft and
she is the famous boat that made the
race with a train last Spring from Mi
ami to New' York and covered the dis
tance in 47 hours and 35 minutes run
ning time. :''; ' -V
. The Gar Jr.; is on her way now to
Miami now and is spending c few days
here while waiting for her owner
Commodore Garfield A Wood of the
Detroit Yacht Club,. Captain -Joe.
Kenny and Mrs. Kenny are aboard the
boat and also Captain Post who is ac
ting as pilot. The trip hare was
made through Lake Erie, 1 the Erie
canal, the Hudson River and the In
land -waterway route from New York
to Beaufort.
The Gar Jr. 11 is the type of craft
known as the express cruiser. She
is equipped -with two Smith marine
engines of 450 hores power each. The
engines consume a little over a gai- j
Ion of gasoline per mile, and develop
a speed of 45 miles an hour. , The
boat, is 50 feet long and her beam is
10 feet. Notwithstanding the fact
that he cruiser is designed for speed
she has a surprising amount of room
and rieeping- quarters for eight or
ten people, has a nice galley and all
nececrary convenience, s. '
Last year the Gar took part in sev
eral races in Florida waters and won
them. This yea she i to participate
in races from Miami to Palm Beach,
Kev West and HavanaV She will be
in Florida until Spring,'
Mr. Wood, owner of the Gar, is an
enthusiastic yachtsman and as he is
a wealthy manufacturer of Detroit
is able to gratify his inclinations in
this respect Besides the Gar he owns
the hydro plane Miss America I ana
Miss America II. The first of these
raced a year or so ago in English wt-
rs-and. cleaned. BP everything there
making record of 78 23,-100 mile
n'kAr. Tne late Miss America is
said to have aspeed of 90 miles per
hour. These boats are not equipped
with wings but they travel en the wat
er about as fast' as aeroplanes can fly.
BOARD ABOUSHES
UEALTTIOFFICER
Owing To The Financial String
ency Board Discontinues a -
came to art end last Saturday. Ow
ing h the fact that it was impossible
to get many contestants who could
give such time to the. work the con
test wis not as big a success as we
had hoped it v would be . However
a. very good 'gain Was made for the
news, in tne way f subscribers and
the papery today goes into more homes
probably than any, other paper ever
published in the county before. The
News has more readers in Carteret
county than' any' other newspaper no
matter where published, ' v-r;
We regret that we were not able to
give each contestant an automobile
but nevertheless the winners receiv
ed several nice prizes and all who
turned in more than $25 in subscrip
tions have received a cash commission
which is what we promised to do in
the beginning of the contest. We de
sire herewith to express our appre
ciation of the good work done in our
behalf by the Various contestants and
to extend our thanks, for the same.
The five highest contestants were the
following as is shown by the report
ef . Messrs Julian Hamilton and Gra
ham Duncan i
, W the judges chosen to make the
final count in the Beaufort News
Subscription Campaign, report our
findings as follows:
Mrs. C. G. Gaskill
: Straits 2807500
- Clarence Simpson
1 Beaufort
: Roy Fulcher
v sucy
.Dan Chad wick '
-.Tiabfort.y.-....:.
; Mrs. James Gaskill
; Beaufort . ....
. PRIZE LIST
'First Grand Prize '
' Overland Touring Car.
. Winner ......Mrs. C.
Second Grand Prize
lPath,Talking Machine
Winner
recorded 28 rising however to 54 and
57. The highest temperature for the
month was reached on the third which
was ,69 degrees'. ? Quie' a number of
other days it went up in the sixties.
The temperature figures day by day
follow; . -, ...
Date. . , Max.
-.1 67
...1 68
3 69
4 , ............. 67
L. 1432700
17700001
6
f
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
... 54
58.
63
.....58
....57
58
.-.......63
....i-.i- 62
65
62
-L 58
......w.. 63
...67
Min
50
57
,63
49
34
38
42
48
43
35
40
44
48
38
88
36
43
55
Two Officers.
6. 40
.11800
..r.........63 :
21 65
22 ...I 58
23 -.'.-w$2
24 68
25 65
26 ...... - 48
27 ..........60
28 - :,..V 48
29 ...:.:...58
80 ...... 54
31 67
NEW YEARS GREETINGS
45
45
33
31
49
47
85
40
32
. 40
28
28
Editor of the News: In behalf o
-.937600 Lthe teachers of Carteret County
wish to say that I believe that many
of them surely appreciate ath sen.
timent contained in the many nice
Gaskill leters written by our efficient Super
intendant of Public Instruction M. l
Wright We wish te say iht as
.J.r.T- .RoyFulchef J though he has encountered manyb-
The President of the United States. c w DUNCAN ENTERTAINS
His Majesty the King of he Unit-. FRIENDS .
ed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land an dof the British dominions be
i nird lirand j'nse
Wrist Watch .
Winner ......Clarence Simpson
2alu 'JJtmlltan,
' . G. W. Duncaa
- . Judges
Mrs. G. W. Duncan entertained a
After ,procTMlngM for about two
hours a delicious repast of ice cream
and cake was served. The guesta
thoroughly enjoyed Mr.
Duncans hospitality.
and Mrs.
the two banks' here sliced
ast week and sent their
checks for semi-annual
The Bcaefort .Banking
Company declared a dWi
per cent and after charg.
k . . i nnn i I n a
jme items pu
ent surplus. The Back oi
Mid a dividend ef 4 per
etalde tlO.000 for IU sur-
k. n.nk of Beaufort is to bet
r
yond the seas, Empror of ma a,, ana , f h frUnd, very pieaMntly
for the Dominion Ol canaaa, xor ". v.t .v.-i--. Rook was the
Commonwealth of Australia, for.thei . . M(, wr flvf u.
Dominion of New Zealand, for . In-r
dia. ,
The President of thsyPrench Re
public, His Majesty the Emperor of
Japan. . . .
Who, having communicated tneir
full powers found In good and due
form, nave agreea as wirown
; . , ARTICLE 1
The high contracting parlies a
gree ai between themselves to recpect
their rights In Teistlonto their In
sular' possession and Insular domin
ions In he regions of the Pacific
VISITORS HONORED
stacles and met many revertes to his
cherished plans for a better school
system he has, nevertheless wrought
well. We are hoping that when tie
conditions that have caused by. per
sons that have striven to carry out
their own personal selfish rc hemes
have been eradicated, Mr. Wright
will come into his own, and the edu-
events of thelcatlonal work in this County tnat nas
ocean.
f If ther should develop between
any. of the htgh contracting parties
a controversy wising out oi any ra-
elflc jtIon and Involving their
fcU right which Is aol sallsiacwr-
lly settled by diplomacy ana is
COO GIVE US MEN
J. G. Holland.
Ii the 10th between the hours the harmonious accwrd now
I .. .. .,'' 1 . .. i t. tkam.
. r'' ,tir. K' u,flu th hlh tonnK
L .ESTATE TAwirSJ,prtit te'V JoinC confertnco bWh
-H..-.- ' r' Kk-h. iublct wiU be referred
m esUU'ti 'c,oU-5,,ffr c6ilIJrsUnn sd adjostmenu
I U are st fotlomSt y u'Z'-' . ,f .AHT1CLK II. .
(ift. firallh and 8. T llanl-oelt, and 'if (he sald.rtghU ere threaUned
I to Harry M. Perkins sol ,f'tVU asre-dve action eC so elher
mfort. eeBi4tin 1101. i M tfc. high eentractlng pirtlM
God give us men the time demands
Strong minds; great hearts, true
faith and willing hands.
Men whom he 4ust of office does not
, kiU: '." ,
Men whom the spoils of office cannot
buvt .
Men who possess opinions and a will)
u. ..Wa v. hanort men who will
not lie; - ' ' -Men
who can stand before a dema
. ggu -. .
And dsm 'hl Jtreacherens Batur
: lea UhottLMaklng . '."
Tall men tan-crowned, who live abovs
One of the social
Yuletlde enjoyed by a number of the been so long neglected will go for
members of the social set of Beaufort ward with leaps and bounds.
was a Progressive Rook Party given We feel that the county board ha
Saturdar afternoon be the Mines I the interest of our children at heart
Saftfords' in honor of Mrs. J. J. Wolfe but have mad torn serious, mistakes
and Mrs. C. L. Hotnaday holiday vis. because of so much confusion as the
itors In Beaufort Quit a large num result of i long period of each com
ber of guesta were entertained In the munlty trying to work out Its own
horpllable home of Mr. W. B. San-1 all -ford
on Turner Street" " I Wf in,rt,y that all of our
Tk hAuu was beautiful! decora-1 wav. ef worse still doing nothing at
i-A H Mlntil. nnA ko.11 with lka llxrWri Will TsllT tO th SUPPOrt ! ' lT was SCUlSa.
.fd.d rharm af warks f the Christ- ear SuoeriaUndant That yoa wmi wwwg u v"e nnwcm wi.uon.
mm wreaths the berries and the green hold up fcia nsnos uia wy mmj
of the Yuletlde. I become weary In well 4oing.
The guests arrived at 3 JO and In 1 A clUien who I eager for good re
the spacious parlors the guests were suit.
directed to the tables in rie for
The, regular meeting of the board
of county commissioners took place
totw4sbste
oz eaar fomt came before the board
and asked for information about work
to be done on the road in the western '
part of the county. , Messrs E, JL
Gorham and Lnther Hamilton, also
appeared before the board seeking in-
formation about the road from More
head City up Bogue Soud. The
chaiman of the board stated that all
the road machinery and equipment
was now in' the western , part of the
county and would be used there for
some time to come... The official min
utes ar given below t ' J , ; t '
" -Beaufort, ' N. C. - . ;
- v r ( ,j- January 2 1922
The Honorable Board of County,.
Commissioners met this the 2nd day .
of January 1922 at their regular meet
ing place 1n the Court House in the -
town of Beaufort, North Carolina,
with all members pfesent to-wit: C. ,
R. Wheatly, Chairmaff; Geo. G. Tay- "
or; J. L. Edwards; Henry. O. Finer 1
and B. Frank Small. .. - v v '
The minutes of the last meeting '
were read and approved. v . 1 '
Mr. Merrimon Hamilton came be
fore the Board and asked that the '
county clear out ' the roadditch " in .
front of hi farm; so he could drain
hi farm. " Upon investigation of the
matter the boafd found that the ditch
was of no service to .the roiM. i
Bids for Willtstonv. Creek Bridge
were presented to the' Board by the
following named parties were opened
and . read by the Chairman of the k
Board. .
Russell Plner $6.50 Per lineal Ft
W.'T Duvls . $6.40-' Per lineal" Ft
Maxwell and Scott $6.C8 Per
lineal Foot
MW. T. Davis being the lowest
bidder the contract was awsrded him. '
. Mr. M. Leslie Davis representing
T. D. Hewitt, Ex. of the estate of
W. P. P. Weeks, cam before the
Board and asked that error Insisting
the property etc., of the, estate of Ji.
P.P. Week be corrected. .' The mat-
tr waa referred to the County Audi
tor for adjustment ,
No ' oher busines appearing the
Board took recesa to meet agiln st
2:30 PM. , ' ; "
Tb Bosrd reconvened st 2:30 P.
M. with all present .. y
The County .Auditor and County,
Attorney were ordered to Investtgste ,
the complaint of Mrs. Hoffman with
reference to the acreage of her land
on Bogue Sound,
Mr. Leslie Davla came before the
Board and asked for a fee of $100.00 '
for legal servlcl rendered h the ess
of Thomas vs Carteret County, Upon
consideration r tb matter It wss
moved seconded and carried that the
Board pay no more Attorneys fees
it the above named case until the mat-
- '
U fog
7-V
Progressive Reek. At the ringing of
the bell the succesf ul contestant
were advanced to their proper places
" " " I ..... -a
and their- unsuccessful opponnenU to' stUnd school afUr spenaing we
reUlned their same ptaces at the ta-(holidays here with bis parents.
STACY NEWS
Mr.' W. B. Cuthrle left for Ay den
of the County, the Board of County,
Ct rnmUalonera find It Beceasary to
to discontinue the Public Health Of
fice and Venternarian Office bl this
County s) the Uth, day ef January '
1122. . -- . ' , .
' Petition for special Us election.
wss endorsed U be held en Bogue '
Bank ' In Morchesd Townships
E. U Smith appointed sUgbHrsr and
ble changing 'partners.
Ry. M. A. Weodard filled bU reg-'Harvey WUlls and Georg .Willis p-
,. As th hadow began to lengtbea ul.r appolaUnewt her Sunday. 'pointed for Poll Helders.
snd twBlght came salad asd Ices aAdl Mc. Edge aad Horace Fakher wbe Kectlon ir..ntiai M 7",
tea wrrvd. v - ... ; ' l(rc studU tl t raurs reura n.i- n v.f-rT -
M. O Jn U tet CIVbl S 1-4 n fimii,iiel- with on pother
V la Nwport towaihlp. coasldtr- frSnkly la order to srrlv
sn 1160. . . f at am understanding s -U . the mo4
t U Kdvarda and wit to T. "leffirlest messures to be taken, Joint-1
In poblfc dttty and la prlvsw think
r'-kiu ika nhhla with their thumb
worn creed; ' .'
Their Urg profession aad their Jit
- tie dfeda, '
Ulaaia.fa. aa!fth rif. M frdB
weepsl
tea war serrau. . , irw - ,. i - - , tn
HlsewiBr Uch wpr-seeUd to. Wednelsy after speadlcg the aH.T-wi,a.lp. Regitrar A. W. Lawer
yu JUina, TKinz-an a the first I with their Mrenta. ' - . Toll HoWtTS A. B. Ila n
, Guy Lewla AWr4. iajrer,wujor uiie. - - r '
Wmm TaiU sMtored t Bta-1 , fsalwUeas a.thoriilag B4ird-- ;,
V. w !ng . th sale of '$0,000. Fdhi7
Vbw
an of th honored gutsU Mrs J, J.l Mrwrs.
Wlf.n i ?- - ' . and Willi
Th eeoeolatiosi ws awarded -M leg Mond
to'N. F". Ear.
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
1 Tht'f ty Board ef EdacsUew'sse
w xi.. a W.M. wk ha beet Roads rWiisI. to tea for r
mk rsa a 'w - - i . . t
,ery ill fo the f dy U r the Ptp .1 fund.wgwn u. - .
to be reeomtng fsat - - - Ing" Mehtoe- was f"f H P-sU.
hJ.i.j ti.U al DavH wss b'smss Vote of Ue mwmUt f
' air,
kuneaa visitor r Sunday. " . . ! Itoard. ; '
. .
1 I.. ' V1 . u mllna. MUa mKA aldaati to b held a slstod Uhr MA1ACI UCtNJl. u r,y h K
1 aMaataaawaaaaW . 1 ae - itS-
awv- . : . . . - wo ,w " . . .. .1 . " - . .1 ... ... .k.i Ti.
,K. II. and RUiia.i rvaewica m,.r. u b. n fore soiJKl to a nin , in oe poaii ai wanigui-, a . . fn.
ill tract, ronslderstloa $100. ,f lh hb contrscUng prti to i M th femnt betwees ureal .e-n-.K.-w " r-.-..
I M . S t I t gi.a II a aiahl m . at I . SBT al Baa , D a
'trmlnt It apon Ulv montn.' to-i TriUla an Jspaa.wwca mcwh- v V . . ' . . u.
Mrs. W. J..Ehu!l pit Me.id'y'kfc
, ed Londoa on July 13. If II. ll w.. defeated Saturday by a ce"U"
s eUl llai at eat rlr
Only en sarria4 l . , . ... ,
,ad UvU week by U Reg-Wr !
pda. It Was to HaiiM Yaoe Tsy-jt y of
mt Md Crsc Fultber of W31Uto.'i'iw gttt'nf ,v'
7
i.
h
I
fre vM!: g friends.
I
ARTICLE IV
terminate. oble'nsajeriiy.
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