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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MAY 28 192S
THE BEAUrORT NEWS a magazine reader for every that page is not considered important
Published every Thursday six inhabitants. Graham coun- and hardly a week passes that the re.
at Beaufort Carteret County , ty makes the poorest showing quest joes not come many timeg ov.
North Carolina. ' with one C0Py or every 87.78 er: "Please put this on the front page'
. - inhabitants. The two mention- We don't want to be unaecomodating
n . k i, piii.,M i ed are western counties. Two hut it stands to reason that we can't
Beau ort New. Inc., Pubiuher counties Nfiw RanOVer !neet a these requesU We do the
W. A. MACE f resident iand Edgecombe are well up to-'beat we can to arrange the news and
J. F. DUNCAN Vice-Pres. wards the top but as a rule the pdvertising. If anybody will tell us
v i. i? 1 J-1
i P. BETTS Secretary neamont counties mane me haw to make every page a "front
Two-Piece Dresses
Score a Triumph
WILLIAM GILES MEBANE
Editor and Treasurer.
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(In Advance)
One Year J $2.00
5i Months 1.Q0
Three Months - - .60
I best record in the matter of We we will try to put evervthine on
jmagazine reading. The State the front page, but until that prob-;
average is one copy for every iem is gotoed a large proportion of'
! 15.94 persons. Carteret COUn-the news and all the advertising must!
ty with a record or 1Mb is a
little below the State average
but shows up better than a ma
jority of the counties.
Entered as second-class matter
February 5, 1912 at the postoffice in
Beaufort, North Carolina, under the
ct of March 3, 1879.
THURSDAY MAY 28 1925
I ANOTHER OUTRAGE THAT
NEEDS INVESTIGATION
I Due mainly to solicitor Gil
jliam's efforts the perpetrators
!of the attack on young Needle-
man in Martin county were
STANDARDIZING FOLKS.
rnnvirtprl anrl spnr. to nnsnn
The sheriff of that county evi- the wei?ht of vehicles and
appear on other pages . (Morgan
ton News-Herald.)
rUEL SAVING PAYS I
COST OF GOOD ROADS,
As a result of a survey of traffic ;
made on the Boston Post road in :
Connecticut, the United States De-
partment of Agriculture has issued a!
bulletin showing how a good, hard-!
surface rond soon repays its cost.
The Conneticut survey showed that j
-.a i 3 m
The automobile is a great
saver of time and has almost
abolished distance. In the old
days a trip of ten miles over an
ordinary road took about an
hours and a half each way and
was considered a long journey.
Now a ten mile trip in a car
means about twenty minutes
dently made no attempt to fas
ten the guilt on anybody, in
fact he seems to have rather
sympathized with the guilty
ruffians. Mr. Gilliam saw his
commodities passing over the road i Spring has brought with It a rival
each day was more than 1500 gross! of the one-piece day frock and fash
tons. Using figures on the cost of! lon nas lven W 8 warra welcme- "
u ' i j i fact, the two-piece 'resa has scored
nauhne worked out bv economists' '. . ? . .. .
at the Iowa Experiment Station, it
a triumph. It is chic, simple- and
youthful and Is developed In many
dutv and did it in an efficient !was shown that the cost of moving; orto 0f drew fabrics with kasha
and courageous manner and
this traffic over a dirt road would
this shows what an officer can b 26-44' wh!le u eost only luo a
do when he wants to.
Another outrage as bad as
the Needleman case occurred
nf time consumed and is iust alsome weeks ago in Johnston,
tastp fnr a inv ridpr Thirtv but for some reason has not at
tracted so much public attention-
Here is a good chance for
day to move the same tonnage over a
paved road. ,
This was a daily saving of $14.74,
and on this basis of 300 days a year
the actual saving in fuel for moving
the tonnage would be $4422. If the
paved highway costs $40,000 per mile
a snliritnr nr some other officer !whieh is the general average, the sav
ing above interest charges would pay j
for the road in less than twelve
years, the statisticians report. They
nnint a. .4- . L. C - J L
fumi uub tuau uiese ugurea ao noi
take into account other savings in
-(Phila-
miles an hour can be made very
easily over any dirt road when
it is in e-nnH condition and on
the hard surface roads forty to to show his metal. Referring
fifty miles an hour is frequent-1 to this matter the Smithfield
ly done. This ability to travel Herald in a recent issue said as
ranidlv from place to place follows:
i.: v,onn. I 'This crime iudeed from such re-i
the lives Of the people of North Po. " we have been able to gather the cost of operating commercial ve-
rornlinn Snnn thprp will he nas iar Iess mnigaung' circumstances " v
no remote places. Good roads 'about ha the Needleman case innt.0'
and motor cars are bringing ' Martin. eountv which created such j lphla Leder)-
the people close together and state-wide interest trom the day ol
constantly smoothing out the,,ts consummation to the day its per
differences that have hereto- Platers were safely lodged behind
fore existed in the folks of the the Bate of th state P,-ison- A1"
different sections. Soon we thouSh exonerated at trial, Needle
mav have a sort of standard- mas was indiscreet in that he talked
ized product. This may be ob- to much about a woman who was aP"
lectionable in some ways but if Pny engaged to another man.
the standard is raised where But here we have the storv of a
imnrnvement is needed and not 'ounS man who has committed no
lr,wprpr1 nnv wWe thp results offense at all but who, despite
.... ..v.
upon the whole will be good
and silk alpaca in great favor. It la
pictured here In the latter material.
"I intend to go out and wake up The demand for milk in Goldsboro
the country," cried the young col- has been decidedly increased as a re
lege graduate. suit of the recent campaign by the
Next day he accepted a job sell-ihome demonstration agent to encour
ing alarm clocks in the rural dis. lage milk drinking. Some milk now
tricts. (New York Telegraph). has to bes hipped in each day to sup-
;ply the increased demand.
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The Beaufort News
Arica Industry Coveted by Both Peru and Chile
but who, despite this
fact, was assaulted in a most shame
ful manner
I ing. thrust ar.:
SPECIAL 18 DAY EXCURSION
FARES TO NIAGARA FALLS, N.
Y. VIA NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD AND CONNECTIONS
June 24, July 1, 8, IS, 22, 39
August 5, 12, 19, 26
September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
October 7, 1925.
Limited 18 days including day of sale
Round trip fare from Beaufort via
Norfolk and Baltimore or Washing-
stripped of all his cloth-rton ?-u; via uoiosboro and Wasti-
..... , . ;incrtr.n S3fl AC
TUr m r VCAD ROnW iln- mrika ar.u neui into a out-rung,
scun;p-n(iie uiiin ne lose cnsL'ious- - ..v.
' A copy of the North Carolina nesS) anj then deserted by his as-;stations- Information on application
year book issued by the North sailants and left in the dark in the ito al1v a?ent or
Carolina Club of the University wooa, to his fate. By sheer force! J- F- DALT0N-
has recently reached this office. 0f his youthful strength he mad? his ' General Passenger Agent,
The year book treats in an in- escape alone from the burning stump j Norfolk, Va., 10-1-25
teresting manner a number of and rambled the burnt woods in a1
subjects all of Which should be nude condition until the coming of PLENTY OF WORK FOR
of interest to North Carolinians dawn enabled him to find hi3 way to j SUPERIOR COURT
Miss Lucy F. Lay of Beaufort, the home of a negro woman where I Conitnued from page one)
Who IS a student at the Univer- first aid could be administered,
sity, has an article in the year This is not the end of the story.'
book which discusses very thor- Ever since his terrible mutilation 'Oo
OUghly "County and County- he has been conltned to his bed. He
Group Homes for the Poor." is now in a hospital in Dunn slowly 44
It appears that there are ninety recovering. The entire left half of 49"
two county homes in North hia chest extending as far as the 50'
Carolina and that their total waist line is entirely void of skin 63"
Value including lands was and the muscles of the left arm!
$2,724,741.76 in. the year 1922. are so badly burned that he is unable'
The Study shows that the to move the left arm without th;j aid, c5'
homes were caring for more 0f the right. 57'
than fifteen hundred people. The interest that the people in the!58'
There appears to be a rather community where this crime was 60'
wide difference in the inst:tu- committed in trying to ferret out.
tiujin. ouuic aic juuu, ovins 015 uie iacis in nis case in oraer niat 'r,'!
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Chief prizes in the Tucna-Ariea controversy between I'eru and Chile are lUe harbor and city of Arica. and oik
of the nuiin Industries there Is the mining of nitrates. Th iiliotosritpt. gftww a scene 1b the big nitrate factory ot
Arlcii where tlie product is refined nod sucked for exprl.
SECOND WEEK
Monday. June 15
Maxwell vs. Coulbourn, et al.
Styron vs. Davis
Chadwick vs Simmons Co.
Willis vs Hobbs
Coal Co. vs Town Beaufort
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medium grade, and others the guilty ones may be tried ajid
have no bath tubs at all and commendable. The crime is serious g-'
some have bath tubs which enough to justify the state in joining lf8"
tr.ey ao not use ior Darning hands with the local citizens in their
purposes. The practice of ad- baffling attempt to find convicting
ting insane people and fee-'evidence against the mutilators of
Me minded to the homes is a 'this young man.
defect that should be remedied
There is room for improve
ment in most of the institutions'
in several respects. Carteret's!
county home seems to be, ac
cording to the report, about an
average
PRESS GLEANINGS
MAGAZINE READERS.
The University News Letter
has been publishing some sta
tistics which indicate that
North Carolinians do not read
as much as they should, or atjhearMr. Sunday.
any rate as much as some oth
er folks do. In magazine read
ing California takes the lead
with several other western
states close behind. The New
Englandera read quite a lot as
also the people of Ohio, Iowa,
Michigan and Colorado. The
average circulation of women's
magazines for the United
States is one for every 8.31
persons. California's average
is 4.60 and North Carolina's
1806. All of the Southern
states make a poor showing.
In North Carolina there is
considerable difference in the
reading habits of the people of
the various counties. Eunconbe
county, where tourists are most
numerous, leads the small with
HOPING FOR RESULTS.
We hope that Rev. Billy Sunday is
i doing much good in Winston Salem.
Some two weeks ago we mailed about
half a hundred statements to citizens
if tha.t town who are indebted to us
and up to this writing we have had
checks from two. It may be that
our debtors haven't been going to
They ought to go.
-(Davie Record.)
HOW WE'VE GROWN.
"The Province of New Jersey, ia
America" was offered for sale in
London for $25,000 on April 16,
1681. The total wealth of the state of
New Jersey in 1S22 '-.as estimated at
$11,794,189,000, and t he United
States would not sell even at that
price New York Sun.
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Gum Co. vs Ramsey
Tuesday, Jane 16th
M. City Mfg. vs Weeks
Ramsey vs Johnso
Fort vs Lewis
Willis vs Helms
Ramsey vs Smith
Wednesday, June 17th
Freeman Bros, vs Wickizer
Colt Co. va Springle
Hendrix vs' Bryan
Moore vs Moore
Davis vs Willis
Thursday, June 18th
Herington vs Sellers
Bft. Motor vs Robinson '
Golden vs Golden
Woodland vs Gower, et al
Brotherhood vs Hill
Ab. Willis vs OC Willis
Davis, vs Willis jet al.
Finer vs. Ennett
Carter vs West Con. Co.
Henderson vs Cooperage Co.
Friday, June 19th
Merritt vs Railroad (Sou)
In Re: Mann's will
Gillikin vs Ramsey et al
Gillikin vs Gillikin
Colt Co. vs Sabiston
Saturday, Jua 20th
MOTIONS
SPECIAL MOTIONS
Public Demonstrations
t JUNE 4-5-6-J"
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CAN'T BE DONE.
There are many things we would
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Iron Works vs D. A B.
Gillikin vs Wade
Uzzell vs Taylor
Huff vs Gillikin et al
Huff vs Gillikin
Willis vs Kirman
Bell Bros, vs Garner
Bell Bros vs Garner '
Motor Co. vs Lashley
Co.
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Parties and witnesses need not at-
like to do to improve .The News-: tend Court until day on which the
This oil range
has focused heat!
EVERY WOMAN IS INVITED TO BE PRESENT
ON THESE DATES
There will bfe an expert Domestic Science Demonstra
tor in charge Light Lunch Served. : -
JUNE 4-5-6-
Gaskill-Mace Company
case in which they appear is set. I
Herald, but one of the things that
we think some of our readers would
hlfe us to do can't be done. The
eight or ten pages con't all be "front"' !weighed in the balance there won't 1 1
pasres. Some folks have the misUk- ;be much wear and tear on the b-lanca
en idea that anything that is not oa (Detroit Free Press).
If the summer girl's costume ia , jHfj)
Hard
ware
TWO STORES
Both on Front Street
Furniture