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will pl?M? notify this of Aoo
op dot* of axplratfon, otherwise)
& will b? continued at re? a la. sub e-ipgou
rate* until notloe U stop
r*x4?ed |
? It yon do U( get the Dal./ Newt
..promptly telephue or write the
,?ger. and the oomplMV will rb&Tr'b
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the writer, otherwise they will not
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1913.
FACTS WILL NOT JUSTIFY
THE EX T EN DITL'RE
Is It within the se.'pe of duty and '
power* of the t'ouny Co:uniI.-r -n
ers to spend public money for any
th rig other than literary expen- ,
?e?? In employing detectives to ^
run down bl.nd titers we do not
believe that the hoa-d ac'ed entirely
for the best inters! of Beau- J
for; county. |.
The ccmnjissloners have only recently
boric wed Siio.ooo to defray
the exp* nse of repairing in part the
damage by t're recent storm and
will be called upon to borrow more
before the work is all completed.
The fiyts in the matter'will not
Justify the eomniise'.oners in the!
needless expense of about $20 per'
day for detectives to debauch the I
citizenship of Beaufort county, when
we say debauch, that is just what
we mean, because the detectives '
secure most of their evidence by
getting its the confidence of some
one and inducing them to buy the
whiskey or other intoxicating drinks ;
and"we do frflT UMIlflM Hat lime is
a blind tiger detective in North
Carolina who uses such means of
eecuring evidence but what has a
shady character and reputation hltu-!
self.
TIE PARENTS OWE
A DUTY ALSO
Ysterday we made some criticism^
of the public school policy ir. send-:
ing children Jinme for being late1
at school. We do not wish it understood
that we are in sympathy with
tardiness, such is not the case, and
while the public school management
owes its duty to the public and es-?
peciallv to the parents of children
who attend the school, thp parents
owe a duty to the management
which shofllTT not be forgotten. j
The school cannot be a success
w.thou: tin- r - n-faiion oi the parents
am! its ?besr Muty to make a""~
6pec a] i ft or' t,? see thai tr.elr chfl- ;
droit li-i'.ve- home, if possible. in'
time to rer.i'h the *ehool before 9
o'cloiJi. an i t e'rduty dee* not stop
here Th<?> should know "that their
child;-n after laving home go direct
to rhe school without unnecessary
delay and if they are not there
on time the parents should know
why. Many children will take advantage
of the rule adopted and i
reach there late in order that they j
may be sen: back home. The Su-N
perlntendent and. teachers cannot I
correct this evil and its a matter {
for *h* parents to deal with. I,
ilijt Lid.cVe. 'lnvt lis a pleas- \
nre : < vtiperint. tident to send
the-' < jjj. Jc only
carry i".: f.Vd. y adopted. Wlrle
we ,] , - s. ?.; :l;f- policy, all
will : . ;: 'h . must i??- some j
r;: ' " nl.<;,:re f,,r jfc-. ffiV- |
e. ::*i . 'A e \en- ,
t;-.r -onion 'hat those who'
If. :i - < ?-e nl -ir>* tardy
jr.' an ' pes who live |
^ ? t i 4?-.-te- ? ? -?way. This |
ahuuM Uf ir -.i-? ml the su
p*".' nit' : tejeher* are to
bin-*;- U.r v a < dr; -n
We re a.l i "n our iv -o-honl
da>-: had to wa'k :: 1 !! r.u'es
aaoh .o.it rg before reaching tlr^ckvl
Jot Id'ng i always n winter l
c.rd V ho-'r for opert'ng was R.iiO
lrv*-t -a-! of !' o'clock as here, and
there was rurtly ever a time when '
wo wete la'.e a' scho'.l. Most al
ways we were more berore the pu- '
pi's who lived nearby. What was ,
the reason'' We left home in aue
time, know ng that we had a long |
distance to go while those who lived
nearby felt teat they were only I
a abort distance from the building
and could take as much time gottlng
teady aa they liked; as a con- j
sequence they were frequently late.
Parents, . superintendent and |
teachers shoul dwork together with
ouly one purpose and that the u?Mft I
anH education of their children. {
.? Note? W? have been ' informed '
\ that the two o&lldren spoken of yen- j
terday did not report at the school
at rfl. Parents, when your children {
coma home and report they ware
ent home verify the facta. I
QttHI to bd j?*l at* the county
to furnish Money with wftt*t<)t^j9
the liquor. Blnce wtten bare the
County Commissioners become the
moral guard In as for its citlshnshlp*
Why were n6t the detectives sept
out in the tiHt districts vtheie they
hare no police protection?
There ie a reason and Its up Jo
the blard to explain. The pity i cl
Washington. lfcJt wants men to trap
the blind tigers within its corporate
limits should put up the money and
employ the men to do it. The tax
payers throughout the county should
not be called upon to hear tne burdei,
The commissioners could spend
cobnty money for this work but they
pould not afford to spend money to
keep one man all night at the ferry
running across Pamlico river Tbej
UHILtiMl Ifl ? ? ' anmotin/tu tn Wnnli.
Ington, but they did not want to
give the citizens of Chocowinlty and
Hlounts Creek section the facilities
for secuirnp medical attention to
which they were entitled. Promptly
at six o'clock each afternoon the
k-rry .slops running, and it_ matters
not what the occasion may be crossing
made only by private con^fonce
after that hour.
Let the commissioners tell the citizens
of Beaufort county if they
feel justified in spending any of the
county funds for the purpose of
above named.
The county now has an outstanding
floating debt of $26,000. Recently
borrowed $30,000 more, and
they will issue bonds for $50,000 to
over this $30,000 and an addttlonil
$20,000, making the total debt
the county $163,500 both bonded
and floating. Should any money
ue wasted under these condit'ons?
SAFE PLACE FOR A BONFIRE
Receptacle fer Burning Accumulation
of Papers and Old Rubbish Is
Quite Easy to Make.
Wheu you want to burn an accumulation
of papers and other small rubblsh
and not be troubled with bits of
flying burning paper or the fear of
starting a fire, take a large wire basket
formed from a piece of chicken wire
netting five feet long and about four
feet wide so rolled aa to make a hollow
cylinder. <- -
An old tin pan fastened to the bottom
for holding the contents makes It
tnto a portable affair that can be
taken anywhere about the yard clearing
out dried weeds, leaves, Utter of
all sorts, with perfect safety.
Any old tin pall ccver makes a lid
If one Is necessary.
iota is or use about a hennery In
burning refuse of hen ? nests, destroying
myriads of Insects easily.
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- A cold house in the morning.
The children whimpering
Next thing?the doctor.
Why take this chance?
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