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TA, FRIDAY, ATJQ. 23, 1911
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Mr. H. H. Hester of Klnston la la
the citj today..v " r
Mr. J., W.Sears if Vanceboro i in
the city at present' ' - - ' '
Mr. N. W. Taylor of Beaufort spent
yesterday .in the city, y . .- ; . -' ,
Mr, A. 8. Gobb of Wilson arrived in
New Bern this morning.
Xozt'Ci
MetffiK
trip vj&enyou
have V money ;s$-
Jhthetoant
: "All work and no play makes Jack ' doll boy.", Everybody
likes to take a trip. It brightens us up and gives op something
to think about,' and if yon have got some money tacked away in
the. bank, to that when yon DO And time to take the trip, it will
boy some tickets and some nice clothes and make that trip possi
ble, whereas, without that money, your- vacation would have, to
be spent home. t . " , t
"t. Do yOCB banking with TJs. , We pay i per cent interest.
Nv Bern Dahidng&Trust Co.
Build np your system with oar
Beef, Iron and Wine. Bradham's.
. Just received large . shipment of
Juniper Shingles, ask for ' prices;
TOLSOX LUMBER AND MFG. CO. -
Quality, not Quantity,
at Hackburn's.
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Mr. C. M. Flowers of Durham is
among the day's visitors.
: Mr. S. A. Chalk of Morehead City
is among the day a visitors.
Mr. B. H. Stephens of Wilmington
spent yeBterday In New Bern
Mr. W. D. Morrison of Belhaven
has been in town on a short stay.
Mr. W;.A. Mcintosh returned' this
morning from a visit .o Oriental
Mr. George N. Ives left this morn
ing for his fruit farm at Newport.
Deputy Marshal C. H. Ange return
ed this morning from Onslow county.
Messrs. C. E. Gaddy and J. L. Hill
I of Hamlet spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. J. F." Hughes of Charlotte Is
among the business visitors in town
Mr. R. P. Lunceford. of Rose Hill
has been in town for a short stay on
business. ? v
Mr. H. B. Armstrong returned this
morning from Pamlico county where
he has been visiting relatives.
Mr. W. L. Ari-ington of Beaufort is
in. the city today. He attended the
stockholders' meeting of the Scott
Register. Co. ye3terday.
Messrs. W. F. Crokett of New Bern
and Graham T. Richardson and Joe
Stevenson of Bellair have returned
from Raleigh where they attended
the farmers' convention.
Mr. R. W. Ward of Raleigh return
ed home this morning after a visit
here. He was formerly United States
deputy marshal in this district and
now is office deputy at Raleigh.
Miss Bertha '' Flowers left this
morning for Richmond where aha has
accepted a position. - ? ' .
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Mrs, John H. Deppe. who has been
spending several weeks In Asheville.
returned home last night
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Miss Ines Miller of Richmond left
for home this morning after spending
the summer with Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Boyd of this city.
SCOTT REGISTER
ORGANIZED
Xat night the stockholders of the
SCOtt. Register Co. held their Initial
meeting, at whieh the following offl
cers were elected: President N. W.
Taylor of Beaufort: vice-president,
H. d Armstrong; secretary and treas
urer, M. w. Fodrie.
This concern has an authorized
capital stock of $125,000 and will
manufacture and sell the latest Im
proved account registers.
This, new enterprise for New Bern
expects to be ready for business by
September 1, and will have its home
on Craven street near the city hall.
CAPTURE YOUTHS
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OLE AUTO
- Oottld was born on arm. In New Tortt
of ' very poor parent!, and was put to
work early . in life in, a small country
tore. He afterward! secured a place as '
aesletant to a map-maker. After learn
ing the buslneea, he made a map of Dela-,
ware .Co., and Albany, and disposed of
them for $3,000, which enabled him to
tart in the tanning business. ;"
In' 1S60. he started in the leather busi
ness In New York City. This proved suc
. ceesful. He made money fast and began .
to invest in railroads. - His knowledge of
conditions, and keen judgment made him
so successful that in 1880, he controlled
10,000 miles of railroad.
He was the founder of the Famous
Gould Fortune that today controls 18,000
miles of railroad and owns more than a
' billion dollars in stocks and bonds.
The rule of his early life, to 'which he
attributed his success was that of saving
at least one half of his earnings no mat
. ter how great the sacrifice. ,
Founders of Great Fortunes
' They have generally been poor boys like Gould. He started by sav
ing a part of his earnings, thus being able to
GRASP Tffi OPPORTUNITY
when it came.. The wisdom of this plan cannot be questioned. It al
ways brings success. The officers of this Bank are always glad to have
you call and give you any advice about your financial affairs.
CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
65 POLLOCK STREET
NEW BERN, N. C.
Machine Stolen From ; Pitt County
Man Boys Charged With For
gery in Georgia.
FINAL DECISION ON
PROTESTED
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Dancing Ghent Park
Friday night.
11 you have remedie i for the children right in
the house, this ill save you many a sleepy, but
sleepless, mid-night floor-walk, and many a dark 2
A. M. trip to our drug-store. Before baby becomes
sick, ask yoor doctor how to prevent illness and
save yourself the midnight floor-walks. In giving
medicines to your tender children, you want to
knew that they are pure and fresh. We will not
uply you with any other kind. :
, Come to OUR Drug Store. ,
Wood-Lane - Drug Co.
DELIGHTFUL BOX PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lovlck gave a
most delightful box party last even
ing at the Athens in. honor of Miss
Mary Jarvis Stith, the occasion be
ing her birthday.
After enjoying an absorbing prog-
tram -of moving pictures, the company!
repaired to the home of Mr. and Mrs
Lovick, which had been profusely
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
Southern smilax. Many interesting
games were played and the fortunes
of those present were amusingly told
Before the close of the evening de
licious refreshments were served.
'V Wilson, N. C, Aug. 28. According
to Information received here, three
young men, Randolph Gibson, Wilbur
Blount and Lee Moore, are under ar
rest at Piedmont, Ala., charged with
stealing an automobile from Mr. J. H.
Blount, at Bethel, Pitt county. As
soon as the papers are issued the
young men will be brought back
here for trial. The car was taken
several weeks ago. Gibson has been
arrested several times for stealing
automobiles. The last time a car was
taken from Goldsboro and recovered
at. Rocky Mount.
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f , KInston, N. C, Aug. 28. Three
Bethel youths named Moore, Gibson
and Blount, charged with stealing an
automobile from the garage of the
uncle of the last-named, M. O.
Blount, and were arrested in Ala
bama, are now being held in Georgia
tor forgery which the trio are alleged
to- have committed during their
scorching trip from this section to
the Gulf States. M. O. Blount has
gone for his machine, which was m
tbsftpossesslon of the men when they
weTe' apprehended. '-It is uncertain
if Moore, Gibson and Blount will be
brought back to North Carolina on
the -larceny charge before they have
been tried for forgery In Georgia.
SEVEN KILLED A
T
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Trouble Started When Rural Guards
Attempted to Arrest a Con
. stltutionalist.
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Durinar warm weather it is often inconvenient to
I' go shopping:. Make known your drug store wants to us
Fi 07 phone and we'll save you time and trouble of com-;
mg to our worejn person.
OUR FREE DEUYERY SERVICE "
is a part of our up-to-date businesa-sretting: system and
we want our customers to make full use of it., Our
goods are fresh and of superior quality. We want your
drug business. 'Our drug; store w at your door.
PHONE:
Mexico City, Aug. 28. Rural
guards were attempting to arrest a
Constitutionalist last night when
comrades came to his rescue and
shots were exchanged. ' The trouble
I became more serious when the rural
guards withdrew to the fifth ward po
lice station.. The shooting was re
newed and continued for. half an
hour during which it is reported sev
en persons were killed. The city is
now quiet save for scattering shots
in the neighborhood of the police sta
tion. The infantry and cavalry are
patrolling the streets.
Washington, Aug. 28. An upris
lng in Mexico City against circula
tion of bank notes and currency of
the new Carranza government has
been put down by troops. Confiden
tial advices to the State Department
late yesterday announced that there
had been a "misunderstanding" be
tween the populace and the govern
ment but that . order had been re
I stored. No time was mentioned but
the trouble is supposed to have oc
curred yesterday..
National Commission Says Decision
of Umpire Should be Sustained
Married Men Win.
LOVE FIRST SIGHT
HER
DOWNFALL
Miss SaUie McAllister of Wilmington
Living Illegally With Man in
Georgia.
-Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 28.- Miss Sallie
McAllister, a pretty . young woman
who has been missing from her home
In Wilmington, N. C, since last Feb
ruary, was located in a local hotel In
Atlanta Monday afternoon by Detec
tives Coker and Andrews. According
to the detectives, she was living with
one William D. Smith, who formerly
boarded at the McAllister home in
Wilmington.
"The detectives took the young wo
man into custody, along with Smith.
;The young woman told a sensa
tional story of a burning love as to
how she came to be living in Atlanta
with Smith, and how she was led to
mysteriously disappear from her
home.
When arraigned before Recorder
Nash Broyles the young couple de
clared that they were in love and
begged Judge Broyles to give them
permission to marry, instead, of being
bound over, under a statutory of
fense. The judge consented, and the
marriage followed.
ANOTHER TOBACCO
BUYER IN THE CITY
Mr. C. M. Flowers of Durham Will
Represent The - Export Leaf
Company.
The protested game between the
Single Men and Married Men goes
to the Married Men. This is official
and final.
The National Commission has sus
tained the ruling of the umpire in
calling the game in the ninth inning
before three men were out and re
verting the score back to the eighth
inning, on account of darkness.
The game in question was played
in July. The score at the end of
the eighth inning was something like
8 to 3 in favor of the Married Men.
At that time it was too dark to play
but an attempt was made to finish
the game. In the first half of the
ninth inning the Single Men made
six runs, making the score 9 to
when the Married Men went to the
bat in the last half of the ninth. Two
men had been retired when a bats
man for the Married Men was hit by
a pitched ball. At this stage of the
game the umpire called the game on
account of darkness, saying he could
not see the ball in play. As the side
second at the bat was behind and did
not tie the score, the score reverted
to the last even innings, and the
score of that inning decided the con
test, 8 to 3 in favor of the Married
Men.
That the umpire is the sole judge
of the question of fitness of ground
or of darkness, and he had the right
to call the game whenever in , his
opinion it was too dark to play, is
shown by the letter just received by
President Daniels of the City League
from the National Commission. It
follows:
Another tobacco buyer has arrived
in the city in readiness for the open
ing or me local mamec luesaay.
This is Mr. C. M. Flowers of Durham, -who
will represent the Export Leaf
Company.
A few days ago The Son announc
ed the arrival of Mr. Knott as the
representative of the Liggett and
Myers Company. Others are expect
ed to come in every day between now
and September 1, when th new $10,-'
000 brick Dill warehouse on the cor
ner of Primrose and Pasteur streetB
will receive its christening loads of
the highly prized weed. .
A anpply of Juniper Shingles on
hand. TOLSON LUMBER AND MFG.
OOMPANT.
JUST
TO 78 OR 35;.
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wv fK 'Iff. .r-ft-Atf- P,J--,U:JL'. Ut., him about ten yeans age
v: f-f ,"r" M rr" I TctXv-lCULlira;.-Any,.nlgni.;;;.r Emory before marriage.
Vera-Cruz, ; Aug. 28. That the
break between ' the police and the
Constitutionalists in the capital had
reached the point of open conflict in
which a few persona were killed was
the information reaching here today.
It was reported that , after the re
opening of the saloons the worst ele
ment of the hew forces in the capi
tal became unruly and ab'uslve. The
police who. had been retained from
the old regime,- fired into a crowd of
Constitutionalists." The latter how
ever, gained the upper hand,-all the
police were disarmed and quiet was
restored. - .--v ;.;,..-.-
Have you seen the new toilet
goods in oar show casesT They are
the beet on the auurlratBradham's.
Ve fcave jc:t received
a frcra shipment bf gen
SPLITS OWN JAW IN
Snaps Off As Town Champion Lifts
Heavy Sack Weighing 200
V-V-v; Pounds.
'' 1 Pottstown, Pa., Aug. 28. Joseph
Laus, or this place, who gives exhibi
tions to his friends of the iron
strength of his teeth by lifting heaw
weights, had . an odd experience In
lifting a sack weighing 200 pounds in
this manner. . Suddenly his Jawbone
napped off, a portion of the front
bone,, with five teeth, coming out. .
Surgeons have replaced the broken
bone, backing it up with an inter
dental splint to keep It accurately in
place.
THE NATIONAL COMMISSION
Created by the National Agreement
for the Government of Professional
Baseball.
Cincinnati, Aug. 26, 1914.
TOM C. DANIELS, Esq.,
Pres. City Base Ball League, '
New Bern, N. C.
Dear Sir: , Replying to your letter
of August 25th, I am of the opinion
that the protest of the Manager of
the Single Men's Team should be
disallowed, and the action of the um
pire in calling the game in question
should be sustained.
Respectfully,
AUG. HERRMANN,
Chairman.
The members of the National Com
mission are: Aug. Herrmann, chair
man, Cincinnati; John K. Tener,
New York City; B. B. Johnson, Chi
cago; John E. Bruce, secretary, Cin
cinnati. Game Today.
The Railroaders and Ghent Ath
letic Association will play at Ghent
Park this afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon the Married
Men and Railroaders will play, the
game to begin at 4:30.
ELECT DELEGATES.
TO COUNCIL TONIGH
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Vestry of Christ Episcopal Church
to Meet, at The Rectory at i
Eight O'Clock.
Delegates to the Special council
which will elect a successor to Bish
op Strange will be elected at a meet
ing of the vestry of Christ Episcopal
church at 8 o'clock tonight at the
rectory. The Rev. B. F. Huske is
anxious that every vestryman in the
city should not fail to attend, since
owing to the number out of town
there might otherwise be difficulty in
getting together , a quorum.
The special meeting of the council
of the Diocese of Eastern Carolina
will convene, as announced in yes
terday's paper, at 11 o'clock on the
morning of Wednesday, October 7, in
St. Peter's church, Wilmington, N. C.
Use our "Quick Delivery" serrtes
for your wants. Bradluun's-
RALEIGH
MAN
GETS FIFTH WIFE
Fourth - Wife, Divorced; Married
Three Weeks Ago; Groom 70
. Yean Old.
Raleigh News & Observer.
About three weeks ago the fourth
wife of Mr. Rufus Henry Pulley, di
vorced, decided to marry again. Yes
terday Mr. Pulley also decided he was
ready for another ceremony and Miss
Mary Emory became his fifth wife.
Deputy Clerk Vlrtruvius Royster per
formed the ceremony and the office
of the clerk of Superior court was
the scene of the wedding. PnLey
gave hit age as 70 years rnd hi filK
wife's waa 66. It is said that tue
fourth wife, who was divorced fom
yean ago, was a Miss
Health
First
Happiness Follows
Ever notice that most nor
mal, healthy persons are cheer
ful optimists
And that dyspeptic, sickly
people are generally pessimis
tic? Most indigestion is caused
by improper food; and the sur
est way to health is to use a
wholesome food such as
Grape-Nuts
AND CREAM.
Made of wheat and barley, it
supplies, ' in form for easy,
' quick digestion, the nourish'
ment that builds normal bod
ies, bralne and nerves.
' Eat right Feel right!
"There's a Reason"
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