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- EDUCATION COSTS
Mlk schools, ao Hr as the iUU’i pocket book is
fonmild, than it did Si yean ago but it does not
coat as much now as it did a year ago.
t- *k-> -tot.# tlm Ist** issue oi *BUte
•d semi-monthly by the
■E Meterage of 92A7 to adu
of |BSAB to pay for the
iMM in eehooL Thie is
he preceding jeer. * n
rend J* shown in per capi
pnpettng the first of these two
has amount, of building was done
mike up for the little buikfing
aid Immediately following the
feast was a general decrease in
• hi both rural and city schools,
•a the Old North State .stand
fife the others? The fattest available data for
ifemr stelae are for the school year 1928-24. In
tot r~r th*-average par capita coat; for the I
tferitedfltntasasa whole was 974.96. In the same
.jpiadu omuls I Nevada 918 m New
9*tM7> California 9121.66, New Jersey 9118.84.
, teysalfpf fUUgJ. The five leading Southern
Maryland 179.94, West Virginia 966.21,
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flawed In the height of these facts, the
east hi North Carolina is not excessive,”
4pM WBll* HOUSE IN BLACK HILLS
Imnmer White House" in the Custer
MateFtak hi the Black Hills of South Dakota,
White Fraeident CooUdge wiß spend the summer
Mattel adfofam Hie Mack HDls National Forest
ou|g ghfc la hßn lens and pioneer historic in-
Management in the United States. The
rtfetemf will therefore Have the opportunity
bote * enjoying the hospitality of the State
, ufjteuth Dakota and of making himself at home
4ppl m®loo-acre Federal hmt salats. -
The Stats park of 60,000 acres, where
Wmmr Mdte House is located, is adjacent to
the Harney National Forest and a few miles aouth
•BAhe Mack Hills National Forest. This perk was
| Ifefaialkpiil corner of the Harney National For
fH until the Federal Government exchanged It,
. «S a ootid block, for State Unde scattered through
fft> Nw federal holdings. The two forests, set
UMte by President Cleveland in 1897, have a net
Mteiei 2,186,167 acres of Government land. 60.000
fetes of which are in the Theodore Roosevelt
4linr Preserve *ai 60,000 acres »in a Federal
dgjjw, -Mfite eiitTlnin ■ Um suu ■
P ” " * f%tef *v %
pteimfehouadaries of the forests there
1 feHfeff fetes of patented lands, some of them in
nd ranches on the stream bot- <
tend *or*4nr less abn***J by
Ire, and some mining claims.
Bttfcft Hifis” n. given to the
* Indians In thelr>ngue, it 1
tfe albieion to the somber ap- 1
not dad heights as seen from I
teHafrorast was named for 1
» Was one of the early explor- l
| how National Forests ire admlutsteretf and de- j
. veloped. He can see how timber sake ate made
under methods that keep the forest growing; how
grating is to keep the range greon;
; and how land more valuable for farming than
for timber growing has been made available for
homesteading. The first timber sales in any Na
-1 tional Forest were in the Black Hills in 1899 and
, i 960, and the timber to be cut was ao carefully
I selected, under scientific forestry, that tW area
, can be cut again by 1986. About 86400,600 board
feet of logs are cut each year from these Federal
, timherlands under the same methods, with such
1 an improvement to the forest that the foteetera
| expect to maintain this annual harvest forever,
ate even to lucres* it to 40,006,000 feet This is
\ partly because the aid defective trees in the vir
| gin forest are removed in the first cut, and tfoe
y thrifty sound trees left to grow. When the logger
comes back 86 yean later, the timber he then
gets la much more free from rot and other defects
( than was that cot the first time. Also, young
t timber is comjng in on old burns and other barred
places and will thus increase the Areas which-ean
be cut over every 86 years.
Within and near the Black Hills and Harney
National Forests are many points of scenic or
recreatkmal interest. The famous Hot Springs at.
the southern mid of the Black Hills are visited
’ by thousands, and the Wind Cave National'Park
1 end Jewel Dive National Monument Mao are writ
known. Harney Peak, the highest point la the
Ujilted States east of the Bocky Mountains, Cus
ter Peak, as "Needle**, and Sylvan Lake are other
point* of interest as well as the old mining town
of Keystone, where is located the famous Holy
Terror mine, from which came the richest gold
ore ever found In the world. Tradition say* this
mine was named in honor of the discoverer’s
Wife.
USB THE PLAYGROUND*
Three Greensboro tots were killed in two
days in motor accidents. Two of the youngsters
were killed in the streets while the third suffered
fatal injuries when, the automobile in which it
waa riding with its parents turned over. C. W.
Robert* of the Carolina Motor Club uses these sad
Cites •§. a text for urging parents to keep their
I children from using the streets ea a playground.
The caaeS thlght weU be Used, as examples to urge
Goldsboro parents to see that their children are
on the supervised playgrounds each day:
.< ''Vacation has stimulated the play spirit of
children and places an especial responsibility en
parents to pay close attention to youngafera’ out
door activities”, Mr. Roberts said.
"Because they have no other place to play
many youngsters taka their bats, tops, marbles
and skipping ropes into the streets, creating a tre
mendous traffic hasard. It la the function of par
ents to discourage this practice whenever and
wherever possible and to make this work con
structive parents should assist their children in
finding play apace that is safe.
“Children will play and If no other place la
available they will take to the streets regard
less at traffic conditions. Telling a youngster
to keep out of the street is not enough. Even
iha obedient child forgets, in Us anihuaiasm for
baseball, rope skipping or some other form of
play, that the streets is dangerous. The wise
parent will go farther than merely telling the
child not to play in the street. He or ahe will
attempt to find an available safe play space.
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REV. C. P. JEROME
Rev. C. P. Jerome, Methodist minister, yes
terday celebrated his seventieth birthday. Chil
dren, grandchildren, nephews, nieces and brothers
gathered Jor a picnic dinner at Crescent Lake.
During the day Rev. Mr. Jerome received many
telegrams of beat wiahea from friends over the
Btate where he has served churches. The News
joins with these friends t* wishing Rev. Mr. Je
fwne many happy returns ,bf the occasion, tar
groat is the contribution Jht has made to North
Carolina, not la money /.or in riches, but in
spiritual values.
WILLIAM BICKETT. CITY PROSECUTOR
On July 1 William Bfcfcett. a non afkrs. T.
W. Blckett at Raleigh, and of the late Governor
Bickstt will succeed D. C. France as prosecutor
in the Raleigh city court. Tbl. will mark the
flrot appearance of the eon of one of North Caro
lina'* moat beloved governors in a public offirt
and the fttat* wW watch with interest and best
wifthes Jte appearance fa» the position. A s g
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** VBB HOLDBBOBO NEWS
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CHIPS OF THE OLD
t BLOCK V
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Admiral Bherard brought
some onions into the office the
other day ao big ate strong and
sheik-like that he' said* they
made the potatoes’ eyes water. •
,v• • •
Dr. Ivey said he loved' to
smoke a pipe but it got so every
pipe he smoked soon needed
physic of some kind and he liked
to get paid for his work.
:XI 0
A gentleman slightly under
the wafther came home late tho
other night to be greeted with
the statement from a nurse that
he was the • proud father of ’
twin*. Weaving his watch out of
his pocket he said “what a coin
cidence. Here I cbme home at
two o'clock and find twins. It*
a good thing I didn’t come home
at twelve after all. v *
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Things certainly grow on a
man** mind. If he works and
thinks and Hire with a given sub- -
ject that finally becomes his
whole life. Yoti’ve noticed a
preacher for instance. In pulpit
and out Be arrays preafthing
with him. Why the other day e;
farmer went in to sell Albert
Handley a hen and the latter
said. "che-eVer-lay.7
Dr. Z. B. Spence
Optometrist
Erea newfawS Ulmm» SMM
Uk Flaor Wajws Buk BMg.
(<ul<U)>ur*, H. (.
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North State I
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TODAY
AND *
TOMORROW
L
ART MIX
“THE CACTUS
TERROR”
A drama of the New West
Added—
Mystery Piiet ,
And
A yep* Fables
Monday—Tacaday
- Fred Thoaason
IN
“SILVER COMES THRU"
FRESH FRUITS
Cantaloupe*, Peach**. Cucumber*, Lettuce, Celery, 1
Tomatoes, Dally Right from the ‘Markets.
i Our fruit a and salad reg*
giL etable* are better be
and Rherbort* from u*<— ,
# for that Sunday dinner.
They’re Delirious
Capdles Sodas
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THE GOLDSBORO CANDY KITCHEN '
E. C«il.r 81. I'konc 173
FIGHT AGENTS
800 dm of W Wakey Worth
SIBB,OOO Art Captured Off
A- Wort Coast * • %
1 ' ■') „
•», a^OM|||pMM9’
SAN nLAMCIOCO. lent lt-un—
A can Igbt today Mvmi pobibi
tion «OMiU and no runners a«u
Yellow Jacket bay M miles south ol
bore ended with U>« capture of four
men and SOO cases of whiskey rslued
at 9131,000. » a 'i
Dry officers ran Into the smuggling
artlvtits early today. Scouts dor the
mm masers sighted the officers and
firs oa them A fierce fight
followed for a few minutes until shoot
?6 as the rmm rwwers ped
Tbs liquor was landed from s
"hip anchored about 400 yards off
tbore. Ball for tho men was fixed •*
* 20.000 tor the leader and gUMMM each
Will Rogers Undergo
An Operation Today
BEVERLY HILLS, Caltt.. June IS—
\JP) Will Rogers, noted humorist end
mayor here, was removed to a Las
Angeles hospital today where he will
undergo as operation for gall stones
tomorrow. A slight illnass character
ised as nervous Indigestion took a
•addon tarn to s serious nature ft
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.com* our
lor im,,a hopeless j
ceil is. a HOMfLMj
[esse.
If you should dls tomorrow,
what would happen tfo your familyT
Would they be left without re
sources to wooder where tho next
month’s retd would come from?
Would they have the protection
->nd ear rtty of a home of tbelt
owbT
Thlsk R oyer, *
Then come la sad talk to us— I
wa can hatp you build. "1 J
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TYie oas* is as pec ted to tak* «f
at Isaak a weak or tan days. Its
settlement will hrrotve a matter of
NOTICE OP SALE OP LAVS
UNDEf NORTGAt.L
Under and by virtue at the power
of sale contained la a certain Mort
gage deed executed by C. L. Britt and
wife Lillie May Britt, dated Jaae 1,
1*», recorded la the Office of the
Register of Deed* for Wayae County,
Not th. Carolina. In Book 1M at Page
ML default having been maria la the
JOPShaat of the tadebted»«m secured
hy said Mori ease deed the »nA.r.t r ..
ed will, at twelve o'clock Nona, oa
Monday, July Jltk. Iftt, at tke Court
House door la Ooldsboro. mid Wayne
County, offer tor sale to the highest
bidder for cosh, the following deecrtb
’ I WHEN IT’S RAINING I
nd TO *y
“flatter than a ’I*?? I
* I Pen Cake” */3/ a " I
- I Don't go out Jl 26 I
and get wet.
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(f aa error M mads THE NEWS Is responsible lor paly art tanrthis
rbs customer to responsible for subsequent Insertion. The advertiser
•boutd notify immediately if say correction Is —ittl
| IP IO(i WART SLICE RESULTS, ADTBRXIIK
FOR RENT—ONK ITRSjSHLD BED
room dovßitiifi. Oeatlemen otoly.
CaU 1047-W.
1 17 » ch
I LOST—BILL DOG, COLOR DARK
" ’ brindle. Urge leather collar with
brass spots, answers to name of
Jack. Finder return to Jobs O.
f Baker, and get reward. Phone
1127-J.
6171 t ch - • V
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WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD,
close in. by young man working
nigbu. Apply A. H. care News.
1 FOR 4MeLK - BIX ROOM HOUSE
'OO3 N. Virginia slfeet, Oak Height
For 1* days will offer this proper
ty at a reasonable price. No. car
rying Charge, made If you are pay-
I Ing 131.00 per mouth rent, you can
easily own this boms. Bee me
|- quick its a bargain.
I R. E. Da via, City.
| 6 18 lit Poue 611-J
I f *M per crate
| for preserving, asm. ebeek with
order." «
Ham Middleton Hines. Wsrmw, N.
| 0,
I OR. W. H. SMITH WISHER TO AN
) bounce that beginning with Wed
nesday Juns 22nd, his ofrtcs will
I be closed st 1 o’clodk etch Wsdass
[ dry daring tbs months of Juns.
' July, and August ■- ~
| <l4ft pd ;>
t C. P. BJZWL
IN N. George Street
FOR BALE SEVEN THOROUGH
| bred German Police Puppies, 4
weeks old. Can furnish registration
I papers. O. P. Cols. Phone 10*0-W.
I I 11
I FOB balk AH RENT-* ROOM, twe
I Arttts " *****
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I POR RENT ONE ABtRTMENT II
Cambridge * pert meats Pbous Ken
I* •rtHMfc AagslL ML sr. 7t ..
I II If
I TEVLT MILE If TO STAFF OF
Ilfs sad when It if purs you may
I feel sure there caa be no ether food .
so Jmportast. We sell Grade A.
MHk ealy. Adams Dairy, rn..r.
Ml-J.
I WANTED—TO EXCHANGE TAKE
land tor city property Address W
I ears at IDs Nwi , ,
s== -as vxt l *".
-ad teaate e* Asmdv.sßsdSsA ls4rt
thus* Ttvpsrt to-wit:
others, on the South by the lftsds of
Jobs Denning, oa the Went By the
leads of Wash Depalag, —t.iri.,
14 seres, store or Ism. and being all
of the laada of which Mrs. Woitii
Dudley died seised sad pose, sseu and
betas tie laada which descended to
the said Ann Raynor at si from tha
mid Worth Dudley.
2nd Traot: Begtasiag at ft stake
aa tke road. John Denning’s comer
add rasa kls line N. 11 W, M poles
to a aUke la Worth Dudley's lias,
(hoses her lias N. M H 22* pol»e to
a stake asd pine, the comer of Lot No,
4. these* that line N. 10 Bast-4 1-4
Arts* to th* PbfeH* road, thsaae thq
public road aa R meanders to thq
beginning, containing f acres.
This the 10th day of June. 111?, n f
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TO NORTH STATE
h rwo "*■*** of wiute subset?b
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News City Delivery System
# are drawn daUy and distribut
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ones oa i'r’day’i call Gltilkia's
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L Will >u.u \xidi.w ,^ a HOME
or a MORTGAGE? She Inherits the
HOME on our plau. Net oost tea
yearn oa life Insurance and inter
est oaly |27t per thousand at age
M. Modem Improved property |
white people. W. O. PARSONS,
Wayne National Bank Building.
WANTED—TO EMBROIDER MONO
grams asd Initials os your linens
_ »d dramas. Pbepe 2*l-W.
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FOR EXNT—PUBNIBHED BOOHS.
bo* and cold water, item bast la
winter. Apply 10* w. Ash strvrt,
or phooe 331-J. C. D. Grovs.
413tf ch " t
FOR RENT—* ROOM tPAMTMMNT
furnisbsd for rent. Henderson s
partmust. Pina mat location and
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WANTED- MMUTIBH AS, HAG4B . .
compau'on, nurse or cars for ia
aalld- (ArtfSeaMi host nlrenes
tad my price is rsassasM*. Ad>
drscs Y- care News, f-7-0t
WANTED GUANO BAGS, HE
rardlaes whether washed or sot—
meat he free rot art betas. Alas
beef hides sad eerap metal, highest
prises paid. Oaltahaes Iraa art