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THE BEAUFORT NEW3 THURSDAY MARCH 12, 1925.
Published every Thursday
NOTICE.
ician, was called and gave him the! Ruje q., the railroad regulation
at
Beaufort, Carteret County
North Carolina.
ly I get mora pleasure out of a trip1 To the raaders of tha Eeaufovt necessary attention. Ha will be tried prohibjt;ng the us8 0f intoxicants by
I to Beaufort than any other place that News: The statement in last week's s "une term ot Superior Court
1 1 have been to." News about tha file of my kind was!
! Indications are that Baaufort 'a misunderstanding It was intend- WOMANLESS WEDDING
The first car of butter was shipped
Mo Vnrk in 1880 by Governor
iemployes, ha3 been amplified by the!
'New York, New Hampshire and Hud-'Hoard of Winconsin, proving the val-
Beauiort New
W. A. MACE
Inc.. Publisher
will have more visitors
...President year than it has had in a
this ed for $4,000.00 instead of$ 14,000.
long! You;-s truly,
BIG SUCCES3 son Railway to include narcotis.
i of the refrigerator car to lieC.vorld
J. F. DUNCAN Vice-Pre3.
J. P. BETTS Secretary
WILLIAM GILES MEBANE
Editor Treasurer.
time. At the same r.me tnous-1 E. L. McCain.
ands could be brought here in- Newport, N. C.
stead of hundreds if we took ad
j The Woman le3s Wedding last
Thursday evening drew a crowd that
packed the auditorium of the court
house to the limit. Every seat was
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fVo ,.a ryntra nnA ivmiU la!- fi, Agiinnn inr) nip nf tVio the ceremony was m progress, lna
the people all over the country best cooperators now working with makeup and costumes of the various
know what attraction are the extension division. K; IJ-ows actors were very good and attorded
here. White Leghorn poultry.
audience a great deal of amusement. j
Entered as second-class matter
February 5, 1912 at the postoffice in
Beaufort, North Carolina, under the
act of March 3. 1879.
KOVV WILL YOU VOTE NEXT TUESDAY?
If it were possible to abolish at one blow all the churches j
r.r.G schools in the lan i a large armunt of money could be saved j
to the per. pie for other uses. Churches and schools cost a
fcreat deal of none. But if such a catastrophe as that re-1
t?rred to should occur our last state would be worse than our
A very substantial sum was re-i.ized 1
for the annex fund of Ann s rea
MethoJi.it church.
a
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Roland L. Swain and Sarah E. Par
sons of Beaufort. Chancey Willis
THURSDAY MARCH 12, 1925
lot be many years before we would relapse Davis and Atta buwanu ot van-
demere.
t. It would
savagery.
" Education has for its object the formation of character"
The Young Turks seem to be .Herbert Spencer said and Cicero asked "What greater gift or
on top and sitting pretty. ibettercan we offer to the state than if we teach and train up
. Jyuth?" The maintenance of jails, penitentiaries, insane as-
The Old Guard dies but nev- 'uni;3 aRa" poor houses is a tremendous tax upon the people
er surrenders and sometimes! vhj hav'3 to support them. The influence of the church and
ir romps to life and Duts up an l-e sehoolhcuse is directed to the task of keeping people out
awful scrap.
of the alms house, the jail and the electric chair, as weil as to
fit them for useful service to society at large. It is better to
. .educate and refine the youth of the nation than to permit it to
The thing that the people ot :grcw Up jn ignorance and i iienes3 and become a menace to
Beaufort must decide is whe.n-;SOciety The court records cf tociav show that most cr;ra;nai3
er or not it is worth while to in-; ,,re young) gcme not over eighteen years of age. These young
vest one hundred thousand dol-;msri and women a3 a ruie either couId not or w0u!d not g0 to
jars in tneir cnuaren s iuiurc. :?choo!- Thy iacked the training which the school imparts and j
I being unfitted for any thing e::cept manual labor and not war.t-
The establishment of a fer- ing to do that, fell into evil ways,
ry line between Beaufort and j Beaufort's school facilities are not sufficient. This is ad
Morehead City is one of them'tted by all, even those who object to erecting the proposed
best things that has happened building. The only difference between the two sides is as to
lately in these parts It will : how much money shall be invested and how. All say that
link together the eastern and some money must be spent. In matters of this kind it is well
western halves of the county j to consult people who know about such things. When you
and promote business and so- want a pair of shoes mended you do not go to a blacksmith,
cial intercourse between the Men who have had years of training in building school house3
two sections. It is to be hoped and who have no interest in the matter except to get the best
that the public will be gener-' results have been here, made a careful examination and said
ous in their patronage and that that the wisest thing to do is to get a good lot and put up an
Messrs. G. R. and G. W. Bali entirely new building. There is no need of taking two bites I
wii maive a succaso oi iui ve.i-jtu a caerry. an au.i.cion 10 cne oia aunuir.g win u'i coining
ture. i but a temporary and unsatisfactory expedient. What is need-
:rii is a good sized build'r.g on a lot large enough not only for
We extend cur best wishes '::r?s-?nt demands but also bis enough to take care of future
to editor John B. Sherill, who needs for years to come.
forty years ago on the first day. Citizens, in our opinion, the future of your city is largely
of March began the publication ' invastsd in this matter. It will certainly profoundly affect the
of the Concord Time3. Brother future of the children now of school age and those who become
Sherrill has been eminently sue of school age in the next few years- Beaufort's hope of devel
cesst'ul in the newspaper field r prr.ent deoe.ids very largely upon the sort of training these
and is one of the most popular young people get. Do you want them to have a fair start in
members of the craft m the Ufa and equal opportunity with the children of other comma
State, n'ties This i. s.:i age of enlightaent and progress. The cus-
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We believe that Carteret County has a pontential ,
wealch that will soon be discovered and developed.
This bank invites the cooperation of every man,
woman and child who loves cur County. Open an ac
count at this bank and you will find us eager to co
operate with you in any safe development-
T?n- n fviioranfooH nil wnnl fi.' wool I
and silk Spring or Summer suit see
me at my Barber Shop, Cor. Live Oak
and Ann Sts.
David Whitehurst
LET US BE YOUR PARTNER AND HELPER
Beaufort Banking & Trust Co,
ar.d rnaanars ft f.fry years ago are out of date now. The
ra'ncd m'.nds are the o-;es that will do the big things in
Do you wish to give Beaufort's young people a
t the future holds out to t iose who
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-examined the Beaufort graded the future.
school buildine and say that it shave in the opportunities t
is not practicable to build an are nrepared? If you do YOU WILL GO TO THE POLLS;
addition to it that would give TUESDAY AND VOTE FOR THE BONDS.
satisfaction- There is no where '
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LOVE S CORNER.
(By Arch Ila.-'.eycut:)
to build except in the rear of
the house and if this 13 done
the windows of several class
Yooms will be darkened and be
sides what little open space the
school has will about all be tak- I know a little corner
en Up. The play ground facili- Where the sun is always bright
ties of the school as it now And the birds are always singing
stands are entirely too small; In perpetual delight,
t.0 enlarge the building will de- And the sky is always cherry
crease the play grounds Still In it's brightest, clearest blue,
further. Tne right thing to do And the roses always dripping
Is t oget the fine lot on Marsh, With the sweetest honey dew.
Cedar and Live Oak streets and
put up a building in keeping Would you find this mag'c corner?
with Beaufort's progress and Seek not in a foreign land,
neids. Seek not in a regal palace
Nor through plains of barren sand,
' first beean. it was most abundant on
Geora;e3 Banks Later it gradually
disappeared from those banks and I
want farther out to sea. It is now
found mostly i nthe deep gullies be
tween the offshore banks and on the
outer edges of those banks, in water
100 to 350 fathoms deep.
A voracious eater, the halibut
feeds upon the skate, cod, haddock,
menhaden, mackerel, herring, lob
ster cusk, etc. Crabs and mollusks
are also to its liking. Instances are
recorded where it has attacked cod
fish and stunned them by the flip of
its tail. One was so busy putting a
big cod hors de combat that it allow
ed a dory to steal up and capture it
The Eastern Carolina Expo- Seek not where the world is faring before it had become aware of its per-
sition will be held in Smithfield On ambitions conquest bent,
this year. It has taken p ace It is love's un-tarnished corner
once in Wilson and once in In the land of "Alcontent."
T --m-v. The exposition wa3'
il.
Xhe female halibut becomes heavy
with roe in July and August, and in
stances have occurred where such a
a MCCes! when held m t.iese Here the flowers never wither large quantity was taken from ona of
places, according to our infor- Here our hopes know not a blight, them that a good-sized man c ;u!d
. !id we doubt nob it Here our dreams come true, unfading scarcely carry it. (Atlantic Fwher
will be fully as good this year As the wild bee's homeward flight, man.)
if not better. Smithfield is the Rich and poor alike mf.y enter i
county seat of one of the best On a fee of self consent
ii;i'ieultural counties in North For the gates are always rpen
( !ina and for that matter To this land of "Alcontent." Stan!
v ' believe Johnston ranks a-News-Herald.)
m r,g the fifty leading agricul
FLEEING ELOCKADER CETS
j BULLET IN HIS LEG
! A raid of sheriff Wade and other
officials last Thursday resulted in the
tiuul counties in the United ! SOME FACTS ABOUT HALIBUT, capture of Ike Frazier, colored, and
Stales, Agriculture is the chief The halibut is the largest fish of a big whiskey still, soir.i sugar, meal
industry in eastern Carolina the flounder family and one of the Whiskey and other articles. While
and it is therefore fitting that most widespread in its range. It attempting to escape Frazier was
this exposition should visit claims all seas for its habitat, in re- shot in the leg between the ankle and
Johnston county. , Exposition gions north of Harve, New York and knee and right seriously but not
Visitors will find much to inter-! San Francisco. A strange fact con- dangerously hurt.
cerning this and other cold-water spe-1 Tee raid took place in the Oyster
cies is that they have eyes and color ' Creek neighborhood, near the home
on the right side, while species inhab- of C. W. Fodrie. The officers in the
iting warm water have eyes and col- party were sheriff Wade, chief of po
or on the left side. dice W. R. Longest, Deputies Emmet
The halibut usually frequents off- Chaplin and W. O. Williams. While
Williams were
est them when they go to Smith
field in April for this big event.
PUBLICITY NEEDED-
One of the things that Beau
fort needs and need3 badly is
publicity.-; If the town could Ashore banks and exists in great nura- Messrs Wade and
. Spend ten thousand dollars thi.bers in many localities but is sought searching Fodrie's bam and premises
yaer for advertising we doubt i after with such eagerness that it is where they found the sugar, meal and
Tict that it would be a paying gradually decreasing in numbers. It, several gallons of whiskey, the other
foyestment. A letter to the , grows to a large size and fish weigh- officers went) into the woods. There
News from ,a Salisbury gentle-iing 200 or 300 pounds are often tak- they soon ran np on the still and
man who comes ; here !; every , en, A record weight was establish-found two men at work. When the
year contains an expression ed when in June, 1917, the Eva Avina officers were in a short distance the
that would be worth printing ( fishing fifty miles off Thatcher Island, ;men heard them and took to the
. in every newspaper in ' NOrthl Massachusetts, caught a halibut niaa woods. Several shots were fired for
Carolina. M Ye quote, from the, feet, two inches long and four feet, the purpose of stopping the men and
lettej.!' v .j i ? i? finches ,t broad, weighing 625 'one ball caught Frazier in the leg.
"I am-looking' forward with much pounds dressed. - He immediately stopped and aurren-
pleasure to another fishing trip to j The seaward movemant of the hal- dered. The other man escaped Fra-
Eeaufort. I have fished all over the ibut has been noted by American fish- zier was brought to town and put in
eastern states from Florida to the ermen. When the taking of halibut jail. Dr. Whitehurst, county physi-
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