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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MAY 7 1925
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PEOPLE SUPPORT WAGE CeM
j MISSION GOVERNOR THINKS
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'for immoral relations with a child
under 14 years and had served one
ver. The naro'e was revoked for a
'fnrthpv hearinsr cn the matter afte
The Corporation Commission is I
facirr; a prrblem that may five e'.me ,
trouble. A negro purchased a ticket
to ride on a bus and was refused the
privilege. He insisted and the diiver
allowed him to and the Commission,
I.:-!- 1 ;-: t.i.r.An
. .... wmcn iias supei viciun uer -jumcs,
the Governor had reeeivea protepts.
, . , . , probably will have to settle tne case,
lit is the first time in a long period f .
I , , , , , If the busses are common carriers,
that a parole has been revoked under
i ... .. , ., ... and there seems little reason to re-
such conditions, u not tne oniy time. , ., ... .,
Smith is a young man.
The Governor took action m an-
entirely within their rights in re-
Potato Barrels
The uovernor iook action m an- .. . ... ...
I , . , , . , . questing transportation and it may
other case which attracted attention , , r . ....
I . r . , . itt be that the bus companies will have
when he refused a parole to W. w. . , . . , ,
wiicii at to mae provision for them. The at-
Green. a negro captain m the U. . . . .n i
u'cl ' fe ,K .,. . A torney general states he will rule on
(Army and formerly military instruc- matter case ,g actuay
tor at the negro A. T. and T. Co.- t .
lege, ureen was Btiiirnteu
Davidson county to serve seven years
Governor McLean during the week
fliRfMiKHfir! tha TlfiTim'tmpnt nf Cnrafr-
for an attack on a negress The . r tpd the j !b.
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'indicates best what
people think of their
motor cars?
SktSSWeff: Aether they buy
another of the same make when
they come to buy a new one. More
than 75 of the Buicks built each
year are purchased by former Buick
owners.
Foider Automobile Co.
New Bern, N. C.
When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them
lature to create to take over the Geo
logical and Economic Survey. The
prisoner o rvoria un. ... wffl b? charJfed fnrn5sh.
:tion at the time. A peculiar feature
icf the matter is fhat though Green
'JS a
'still
holds his commission
"Nothing Bui Pine
ing data on North Carolina to all in
quirers and generally will exploit the
Arrry.
Alex Kounian, n aictmtu.is 4n,inot,i,.. nnrn.v,na r,f M r
county negro, who was to have d.ed He hgg grpat pang fQr the D
on Friday, May 1, for the murder of ment am, ,g to appoir:t a
a son of former deputy sheriff ic head or ft .n future
Fesperman of Mecklenburg, has been , Hflrdy and Merritt Killor
given a three weeks hold on hfe m haye gpent Jn
order that Pardon Commissioner Sink itentiary thg mm.der rf phu
may investigate the case personally. .n Graham county havg been ;
It is said that there was provocation their by Governor
for the dime the man committed and He gayg there g djubt ag
a belief has been expressed that man- wag
(slaughter msy have been committed hard fought and doubt wag thgn x
but not murder. Mr. Sink will go to www t.h. man had
j Charlotte to conduct his investiga- connection with the crime. !
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The Ycung Merchar.tile Company
which operates a number of stores in
Eastern North Carolin
guilty during the week of not giving
workers proper care. The concern
will have to provide immediately
chairs n its stores for the women
clerks.
State Revenues Decrease.
The State's revenues are failing be
hind and to date there is a shortage
Eoyle Sink, Commissioner of par-
about one of the busiest nen
in the capital these days. He is be
ing besciged from all sides for clem
ency. A lot of prisoners are "trying
out" the new governor while others
who appealed to Morrison without
avail are back again to tackle Mc
ILean. In addition there have been a
lot of new cafes for clemency pre
sented. Mr. Sink rarely has any
BOOKING ORDERS NOW WITH
GUARANTEED DELIVERY
Carteret Lumber Co.
Beaufort, N. C.
its
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hind ana to aate mem - UV?" spare moments
I, of $000,000 when compared with the
I Opportunity t
1 VVltU
Governor The state borrowed $6,000,000 for
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R.
ENJOY THE COOL BREEZES AT ORIENTAL, N- C.
Low rate Week end Excusion Fares from BEAU
FORT to ORIENTAL, N. C. $2-80
Week end tickets sold for use on Fridays and Saturdays com
mencing May 1st and continuing until September 26, 1925, lim
ited to midnight of first Tuesday following date of sale.
EXCELLENT SURF BATHING, FISHING AND OTHER
AMUSEMENTS
For tickets, information etc., inquire of any agent.
I collections oi uisu ycn. vj.ti..v,. ... ... , .
McLean has taken cognizance ox the ' '
smaller revenue and as director ot ,
;th, budget he issued a statement out- for current obligations and will be ie-
! lining the cuts in appropriations
which it may be necessary for him
to make in order that the State may
paid with revenues collected.
The Rev. William S. Shacylette of
Burlington will be the first- prison
to mane in oruer uiia uic una- .
a, , .. ,ii,.).r. ..j chaplain and weliare officer of tne,
1 not spend more than it collects and '
E i ., jt, TTndof the state 1 nson system. He wrs t:p-1
I pile up a further deficit, undei tne , , .,, .
J ' . t, , . a t ,.j k pointed during the week arid vi;l p ivc
3 Executive Budget Act passed by the r
Leaislature, the Governor is charged
Ki? nences so as not to exceed revenues-
rioi.'it; uujniu vr."
t Expert Shoe
his entire time to the convicts.
The rate case to be heard in Rich-!
mond this week involving North Car-1
clina iiiti'u-state and inter-state rates j
. xt ii. ,i,.in,r will De iouowea witn mieresi ners. ,
brated all over North Carolina dunng t
The State will be represented by able :
...oV t M'-Tn'-iPv z 1 . i -
racetiiig of prominent citizens from
all rations oi the Stats was held du
xinjr the week and Governor McLcr.n
v-'ill issue a proclamation ktor on vhe
Reoainn
subject. Pffe-ear.ts wi.l be hela
'throughout the State and a committee
is at woik planning for the aiTair.
i State convicts piobably will be
sent to work on the roads of the State
Highway Commission in the near fu
ture. This is in line with the Gov-
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ernor's leccmniend.ition to ti.e ife.a-
h-Arrp which received its sanction.
counsel to tight the euse which was ,
brought by the state of Virginia.
The Department of Public Instruc-1
tion has announced that North Car-!
olina high school students who attend i
Citizens Military Training Camps
this summer will be allowed a quar
ter of a credit on their high school
courses. The State is the first in the
South to take such action.
DAVIS NEWS ITEMS.
We sure are having some cold
If you want expert work
on your shoes bring them
to this shop where all
work is guaranteed-
The Beaufort Shoe Shop
The Shoe Hospital
That the commerce of North taro- weather and have been for the past
lina is on the inc.-ease is shown in few days.
figures made public during the week pk0V. Eric Gaskili of Sea Level was
by the Department of Commerce, here Sunday and preached a very
North Carolina's products for the fine sermon and a large congregation
year 1U23 were valued at $351,911, attended.
000 an increase over 1S21 of 41.2 Dr, Hensley of Greensboro preach
percent. ed a very fine sermon here Frichty
Wake county wants to have its night. j
roads which are connecting links bird Prof. Leoland J. Davis who has!
surfaced and the Highway Commis- been teaching at Messic came home
'sion has agreed to do the work if the Thursday to spend several weeks and ;
county will advance $800,000. The was accompanied by his wife and j
money will be repaid out of Wake's little eon. j
'share of the highway funds in com- Mrs. Madeline Baker and little
ing years. No decision has been son ieft Sunday to go back to Wash-1
'made yet, though it will be neces- jngton, D. C. j
-fn- tViP comitv to have a bond Miss Inez Davis left Mondav for
election before it can go into the : Aberdeen to visit her sitter Mrs. ;
; preposition. Medlin. j
i The State speed limits were in-: Mr. George Gilbert of Beaufort ;
creased last Friday to 35 miles on was here Saturday for a short while
the open highways, 20 in residential i Mr. Garland Hill of Atlantic pr.es-.
districts and 10 to 12 r.iiles in con- ed through here Saturday on his way j
;Pested districts. This is ac.rd;n?. to Atlantic.
ito the act increasing the limit p.!sseJ , Rev! G. P. Lanier went to Beau-,
i'by the last legislature which author- fort Saturday on a business trip,
ized the into become effective on M:y Miss Kathleen Salter spent several ,
lt days in Atlantic lnrt week. i
The quickest and easiest way to make
money is by investing in real estate, under
favorable conditions. In some of the
large towns in North Carolina there are
people who were worth but little ten years
ago and are rich today. They made in
vestments in real estate and the towns
have grown. There are just as good
chances today as there ever was and one
of the best is
Went Beaufort
Hundreds of people in North Caroli
na and other states have bought West
Beaufort lots. Some; have Already sold
out at a profit. Others will hold on and
get a still bigger profit. Some of the peo
ple who had bought have come here and
bought more lots. Several people who
live in Beaufort seeing the opportunity at
hand have bought West Beaufort lots.
Building has commenced now and soon a
fine town will spring up on this beautiful
site. Those who buy now will be able to
pick the most desirable lots. They are all
good but seme are of course better than
others.
Some people do not realize it but a
big boom in Carteret County real estate
has started. Are you going to get your
share of the benefits?
Beaufort Realty Corp.
B. E. Moore, Local Representative
W. B. Blades, Pres. J. S. Miller, Vice-Pres-
O. W. Lane, Secty-Treas.
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