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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 26 1925 The Beaut ort News Published every Thursday at Beaafort, Carteret County North Carolina. carry a rate of more than sixof its employees, says a statement I joy it as the others did. A Beaufort Newt Inc.. Publisher J. P. BETTS . WILLIAM GILES MEBANE Editor and Treasurer, percent and they also cause a just issued by the Safety Department play to make you forget your higher rate on the Dnck build- ol the bouthern. ut all this large troubles! Admission 35 & ings than would be necessary number ,the only one to lose his lifejSOc. 35c for school children if the wooden ones were not was a college student who jumped there. Some day there will be from a moving train, thus ignoring W. A. MACE President 110 wooden houses in the hre the rules established for the safety I reccni ice tiacK in Latte Menao J. F. DUNCAN Vice-Pres.ldistrict but we fear that the of pasengers. ,ta was so severe as to shake all the .!tlme 1S et a oa was on The average distance traveled by uuuu",fes a,u"K l,,e ,dhe lronl ,n" secretary fore this degirable result is ac- each passenger was 66.18 miles, the cludin the great University of Wis- complished. total number of passengers and the;consln llbrary- average haul both showing decreases under 1923 in which year 18,310,013 SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advance) One Year Sis Months Three Months . . $2.00 One gallon of Laredo soy beans re- s VOTES FOR WOMEN. i passengers were transported an av-'4 ut,.,i .a. i. a l 4 W vMri! no-n wo hear A n ' a - . .turned nine bushels of threshed bean jvmhi ' "v"u era kg instance 01 oo.o mi es. ,1 Tt t i ,. . great deal Of talk about, the. .1 ,... tl u on the farm on Henry Barnhardt ,n 1-00 1 wonderful things that would Ln"''fe;'" IZir",' v y' T 1 T wnt .50 mhon h wnmor, ,:Suthern has Kone throURh " iV. G. Yeager. This was the most - i.p. vi-ar w thnlit the death nf missen !to voting. Up to this time we " . , . vr . "' ""'l "c per as the result of a human or me-ifarm inst venr Entered as eecond-class matter !must say that we have not been V.. ,.,,. nhartaMa tn )f IarTm , February 5, 1912 at the postoffice in! greatly impressed with the re- fallUI1" .chrafffble tot 'ts Farmers of No Beaufort. North Carolina, under the'X of worn equipment," the state-tinue to buy their profitable acre on the Barnhardt act of March 3, 1879. North Carolina con- fertilizer coopera- ment continues, "but there seems to tively paying cash for it at the car President Coolidge had a new suitl The first American flag ever ex- made in Newburg, New York, in a 'posed to enemy fire was that floating union shop, and each garment bears the union label, according to the Garment Worker. over Fort Schuyler, near Rome, New York, on August 2, 1777. i IIIIBEIEII D THURSDAY MARC1 26 192S 0 exercise the Manv women do not vote at all """-. " " tively paying cash lor Aiany women cio not vote at an be no effective gafeguard afrainst the!door. Recently farme TdJle IS?!! acts of passengers who risk their lives l.y received a shi ners of Lincoln ? passengers who risk their lives bounty received a s i'ifrarrlitin ilia nrmmrn Taii'a f n n 1 1 ; ,..v, "-f f "'iUuu pounas 01 rvuraie 01 ooua. sav- The Smithfield Herald, for al";" !,'"" ntQn,I 1"a,ety and the ruIes which have been'ment, reports county agent Graham privilege sroi For instance ong time a good semi-weekly, w are supposed to take a is rtnw a. fn 1 fledtred dailv The' . 1 f . i established for their own protection.'! is now a mix neugeu uiuiy li e; t dea, of interest in educa. Herald has gone into the daily because of their intimate field for the purpose of boost- lrelationship with children but ing the Eastern Carohna Expo-id0 th ? In the recent schoo SI" .1, r, T " u u ,bond election here in Beaufort tions for the protection of our migra the Herald and the exnositioS 1mre m6n tha" Wmen reter-tory birds ( it is necessary to know tne neraia ana me exposition 1 j , -p . wnTT1or, . , , will ho nrpat llfPPjP I WIiclc aIJU WIleu me vo ue luunu. auv.v. . svoted. It IS true some of the Such information is furnished bv the BIRD MIGRATION STUDIES MADE BY BIOLOGICAL SURVEY In order to make proper regula- TIip TrW frnwPK' Pn iwomen worked hard for the distribution and migration files of operative ! Association has had'bnd issu. but many were ut" the Biological Survey, United States operative Association has haa t j diff t and good Department of Agriculture These some pretty hard attacks made ,v vil,i.ntv nr.nCSf " p "m 01 ruuure- inese on it but seems to have been!md"y v0e"L0v TJJu fi,es. are he ,result of m.any y!ars tv it. uauico vvu vim nave iu wnrK. and a jarere nart or tnp intor- inn vii'i ur rrnisi, ni i.mh imif. j- 1 1 1 j j .1 r i 1 1 considerable number of lawi"!LL1; matter ta linvp hppn Hpridpfl in fav- ffl"w"uu' if tu 'V tnat nas Deen oDtamed trom volun- Of the association 2d When WOn,an 8 SUffrag6 13 a fal1' t-r observers throughout the Unit- ea oiaies ana anaaa. inese per- ; sonds send to the Biological Survey PRI?Q m V A MFVn in sPring and fal1 the records of their suits have been decided in fav or the fight was carried to the General Assembly the associa tion won again. The farmers of eastern Carolina have been paid in full for their crops of 1922 and '23 and have also re- EOOZE AND POLITICIANS. The High Point Enterprise won- observations of the birds in their re spective localities. The bureau has now about 200 observers, some of rpivprl advanpp nn thpir 104' 1,e I1,gn rolnl enterprise won- wnom nave Deen sending tneir reports Crops. Since the association id,r if there is enouh ooA liquor 'regularly for over 40 years. There Opened its warehouses in Au- Hlade in Nortn Carolina to run an are, however, many localities from gust 1922 it has handled four) 0'1' fasnioned political convention, which information is still needed, hundred and forty five million Don't worrv, mister, the politicians Besides forming the main basis for pounds of tobacco. iare aout as rotten as tne liquor, so the provisions and regulations of the jthey go along together pretty well. 'migratory bird treaty for the protec- An effort wo a mo Aa q tVip rp . (Yadkin Ripple) tion of birds common to the United 1 cent session of the General As sembly to increase the tax on building and loan stock from ! States and Canada, these records are REMARKABLE GROWTH. used for mapping the ranges of the Nothin gin theg rowth of Noith various species and for the prepara- '1 1 iT PK WATCH FOR THE BIG DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Guthrie-Bell Druggist Prescription Service "a !"! MBBB B n B m i DOLLAR DAY For a guaranteed all wool or wool David Whitehurst fpn rPTits tn fiftv ppnt a sharp Carolina in the last five vears is more tion of faunal reports, distributional but the proposed bill was de- remarkable than the increase in the bulletins, and migration , tables, and silk Spring or Summer suit see feated by a large majority The asets of building and loan associa- They may be consulted at any time me at my Barber Shop, Cor Live Oak building and loan associations tions from $23,000,000 to $70,000,- by bird students interested in this and Ann Streets. are conducted on a purely mu-.000i which is at the rate of about l'"e of study. tual basis, every member shar- ten million dollars a year. The Leg-1 In addition to knowing where birds eg alike in the profits and the islature wisely decided not to in breed, it is diserable to learn sonic- whole community is benefitted crease the tax on investments in thing of their numerical distribution j5El by .their activities-. The growth these associations (News& (Obser- and relative abundance. For this jfp of the building and loan bus- ver-) purpose census of breeding birds are Hi iness has been wonderful. In taken at the height of the nesting jap five years time in North Caro-j FIXING UP. season. Areas containing 40 to 80 lina it has grown from twenty: M1-s- E. J. Harrelson has done that acres are selected and the birds nest-,3 three to seventy million dollars wrich few others in the city have ing there acrefully and accurately ; JLjcj and made a gain last year of done. She owns a vacant lot on counted. The results of the combin- U2 over ten millions. The build- North Third Street and she has fixed ed counts on many such tracts fur-'P ing and loan association has up the front in a very attractive man- nish a key to the conditions in the P made good in its field which is ner, and between the street and side- country as a whole. g5j that of building homes and en- walk pavings she has planted trees. In view of the importance of thisjkp COUraging thrift. he did this just to co-operate with work the Biological Survey is verylsi) the adjoining property woners who desirous of increasing the number of CITY POLITICS. wanted to "fiix up" their home lots, volunteer co-operators. Although the j 0 Come to Beaufort DOLLOR DAY and what you save on your purchases, deposit in a Savings Account in this bank. It is always DOLLAR DAY at this bank. One Dollar will open an account and One Dollar may be added to your account as oftea as you may find it convenient. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Beaufort Banking Trust Co. Furniture For The - n . in f in rfi rran rnn ran ran n3ii r arfl About T! In some towns candidates And Mrs. Harrelson's lot is not for bureau has no funds to pay for the; for the local offices have an- sale, either, and therein more credit work, anyone who is willing to under-j nounced themselves and the is due her for her interest in beauti- take it will be furnished full instruc-' campaigns are getting warm, fying it. There are too many prop- tions and report blanks by applying;! In Beaufort there has been but erty owners in the town who have to the Chief, Biological Survey, De little discussion of the matter made absolutely no effcrt towards partment of Agriculture, Washing and apparently very little in- attempting to beautify or improve ton, D. C. terest. Besides electing a may- attempting to beautify or improve or and five commissioners the their front lots, even where they own FREE BOOKLETS TELL voters Will have to choose a a home and live therein. ABOUT( TUBERCULOSIS chief Of police this year. The (Stanly News-Herald) ' Sanatorium, March 19 Two book- Charter having been amended ' lets distributed free of charge by the BO that the board of COmmis-j EDUCATION SPEAKS. Extension Department of the North sioners cannot choose a chief! 1 AM EDUCATION. I bear the Carolina Sanatorium contain a work the folks will have to do this torch that enlightens the world, fires ing knowledge of tuberculosis for ev themselves and this will add the imagination of man, feeds the ery person in North Carolina. BOme interest to tne contest, name 01 genius. 1 give wir.gs to 1 "What You Should Know J.ast Vear the Street lmnrove- dreams and might to hand and brain. Tnhprpiilnsis " tplla- WW rw.ort. Tfe ments were a live issue but that From out of the deep shadows of are afraid of tuberculosis what it isjP matter having been settled the past I come, wearing the scars of how and when people take it. How , ftp there does not appear to be struggle and thes tripes of toil, but you and your family can keep from '- any thing much at stake ev- bearing in triumph this-wisdom of all getting it. How you can find it out SU cept as to see who shall hold ages. Man, because of me, holds do- soon enough to cure it if you catch the Olnces. Ut course the main minion over earth, air and sea; it is the disease. Answers: "If I have idea the voters should have in for him I leash the lightning, plumb contracted the disease can I get well, mind is the selection of men or the deep and shackle the ether. and how?" Tells how to keep from .women, wht will administer! I am the parent of progress crea- spreading the disease to other mem the town's affairs to the best tor of culture, molder of destiny, bers of vour familv. and hnw vnu advantage- Philosophy, science and are are the must, li ... j .....j , v. "-.7 - ........--. ...v.. mil afraiu ui uiucx lu xeuiaju Well.1! SIGN OF PROGRESS. ance, discourage vice, disarm anarchy What work you may do nad how soon The removal of three wood- Thus have I become freedom's cit- you may return to work after the dis- i n Store buildings from Front adel, the arm of democracy, the ease has been thoroughly arrested.! street is a definite sign of prog- hope of youth, the pride of adoles- It closes with an important appendix ! Tess and the replacement of ence, the joy of age. Fortunate the on how to prevent tuberculosis in j these with a handsome brick nations and happy the homes that your community. j and Concrete Structure Will beelcome me. I A special bulletin, "Tuberculosis,', a great improvement. Old1 The school is my workshop; here Its Symptoms, Sure and Prevention," i WOOden buildings in the bus- I stir ambitions, stimulate ideals, tells what those who have it and those i iness part of a town are un- forge the keys thatopen the door of who live wit hit should do about tu- j fiightly, unsanitary and dan- opportunity. I am the source of in- berculosis in a few short, simple di-! gerous. Insurance rates in spiration; the aid of aspiration. I AM rections. ' ; Ueaufort's business district are iRRESISTIBLEj POWER Selected too high and the main reason THIS STORE IS BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE. OUR LINE OF RUGS EXTRA CHAIRS BEDS BED ROOM SUITS DINING ROOM SUITS DINING CHAIRS DINING TABLES LIBRARY TABLES KITCHEN CABINETS LINOLEUM BABY CARRIAGES HIGH CHAIRS ROCKERS STOVES DRESSERS MATTRESSES PILLOWS COTS STOOLS BREAKFAST SETS ETC. "A Hoodooed Coon" To Be Repeated! for this is the presence of a lot RECORD FOR SAFE travel of wooden structures. The in-j ON trains of southern surance companies know the;Atlanta, Ga., March 20 Of 17,602,- danger of such buildings and, 921 passengers who rode on Southern therefore Will not take the risk! Railway System trains during 1924 hf carrying them except at ex- not on was killed in a train accident last month will be repeated at lremely high rates. Some of or as the result of any failure or neg- the School Auditorium Friday, the buildings pn J Front- Street ligence on the part of the railway or March 27. All come and en- ""'. ' -' w. 1 .. . 4 ...... , v tu.iwv .. ; . . The musical comedy which was given by the High School Home I I i G-askill-Mace Company Hardware TWO STORES Furniture
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