r i. ', --':f- - NEW. BERN, NORTH CAROIJNAnWEl)NESDAY. MOROTNOi !FEBRUART 7, 1912. THIRTIETH YEAR f NUMBER 268 I . r, !i-U t i ea i i til; i w 3' " h - -X,- r'v " 1 1 .i .V" v "Pf v 1 . 1 i i - ' 4 " 'n J- i ICllpV' ''-HI ' INACTIVE FUNDS. ONEY which is accumulated as a surplus fund in business, or the funds of societies, lodges, churches and other in stitutions that are bingheld for some future use, may be safely and profitably employed if deposited with this bank in an interest bearing account. Such deposits earn interest t the rate of 4 per cent, compounded twice a year, and the capi tal, surplus and resource-' of the bank assure positive safety for the money. , . aausi m wsswm SPECIAL OR TO-DAY We place on sale 25 doz. Misses Middy Blouse all sizes. A Value at 75c Sale Price 50c. . Just received 50 doz. Ladies Shirt Waist, $1.25 Values, Sale Price 69c. An assortment that will appeal to any lady. S. Coplon & Son SELLS IT FOR LESS LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT IT PAYS TO WALK TO COPLON'S FOi AU my be had from us. We ar manufacture s rllin(t direct to the public from our own retail yanif, and can supply you with pin timber of any grade or flnUb, . at attractively tow prices. Aak. for our eatimatet on your rtqulrc menta. ' ' add us & Ives Lumber Co: lflTEREST4WG CASE Ti YESTERDAY ClnLREF i Walter Grant, Colored Placed On Trial For Shooting at Mr. B. A.. Richardson, of Dover. Pia"tically the entire session of Sup-riot Court yesterday was consumed in the hearhg of the case of the State vs Walter Grant, colored, charged with an. assault with deadly weapon upon Mr. R. A. Richardson, of Dover, at that place several weeks ago. Late yester day afternoon lha case was given to the Jurv and after being out' for a short while they relumed a verdict of not guilty. However, Grpnt va not re-i leased. He still fsces a chprge of in cendiarism and will doubtless beplac d on trial again this morning. William Jones plead guilty to a charge of stealing Mr. R. R. Eigle's bicycle a few weeks ago and was sent to the county roads for six months. Walter Jones, colored, plead guilty to a charge of stealing Mr. C. A. Hymen's bicycle, but sentence has not yet been passed on him. James brown, colored, plead guilty to a charge of breaking into Mr. S. Lipman's store several weeks ago. He was sentenced to serve iZ months on the county roads. The Deputy Sheriffs were kept busy all during the day summoning the the special venire of two hundrtd men from which the Jury for the Bker Bryan murder trial will be drawn. This case will be called at the opening of to morrow's session of Court. At The Athens, no matter what's the weather, amusement and comfort. Special Meeting, Atlantic S. F. E. Co. tonight at 8 o' clock, business of imporlance, all mem bers arc' requested to be prefeut at this meeting. By order of the foreman. T. D. CAKRAWAY, Sec'y. Strikes Board Alderman, Ordin ance Petition To Build Street - Railway. "Much Big Talk' At the meeting of the Board of Ald erman, Tuesday night, the session was taken op with "much Lif talk,'.' to quote the' Indian. A large audiance present was several timea appealed t , and responded ""tor a applause totha speaker. Another feature waa the rush to economy. Even two rubber suits for the firemen were voel down as being spendthrif tin the askhig,. W. D, Mclver appeared With an or dinance petition asking that the city grant to Fritzsittering, J. W. Brown and Or: X Airnitrone, a 60 year old franchise to opprrate an electric trolley tine In this city, cars to be running in 12 months. A 20Q0 certified cheek was put up to guarantee performance. Ald erman moved check be accepted and petition granted: Considerable discus sion followed the motion, A. E. Stevens, C. D. Bradham, Clyde Eby,;J. B. Blade", J. L. Williams from 'outside spoke, while there were motions and sub stitutes offered by different alderman. On vote to grant at once, aldermen Gaskicip, Simpson, Kaper. Shriver, Bnoson, McCarthy, Smith, against Bangert, Ellis, Baxter, Hill, Disosway. Mi. H. A. Merfeld for tha Elka, ask ed that city light the Streets with elect ric arches, during the Stats Elka Con vention to be held here weok of March 10th, granted. Chief of Fire Department asked for suits rubber, Considerable discussion fQllowed, "economy" being prominent, not granted. Alderman Baxter, chair man of finance committee made follow ing statement. FINANCIAL STATEMENT, CITY OF NEW BERN, N. C. FEB. 6, 1912, Craven County There Again. Raleigh, Feb. 6 Forty-one young men, some of them destine u to nolo high position in the life of the Btate and ration, faced 60 qur stiona and As sociate Justice P att D. Walker in the Supreme courtroom today, when they appeared before the court to lake the examination prescribed for the practise of law. The young mn hailed from every section of the sta'e and fome of them were-natives of other states To morrow at 10 o'rtock a poi trait of late Associate Jut-tire James E. Shephwd ill be presented to the c urt; the pre sentation spcti will be by former Gov ernor Ay cock aid the acceptance by Chief Justice Walter Clark. Mr. R. E. Whitfhurst and Mr. Geo. T. Willis, Oavtn County are aming the appli cants. Dec Notes Outstanding. Eureka Fire Hobb Co Fabric " " " Ga. Eng. Co. due Sep. 12. 13. ' 14, 12, 13, 14, 14, 14, 14, 14. 14, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A good residence No. 7 Graves 'St. near the corner of Uni9o. Easy terma will be given if wanted. C. T. HANCOCK. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE GOOD CONDITION IKKETTS STORE teeeee-eeeeeeeeeeeee-eee' F. McGuire MvGuire ' McGuire ' Eureka Fire H. Co. ' New Bert Iron Wks' Vurhees RubJMan Co' ThtCCCMfgCo ' Fabric Fire Hose Co ' New Banking & X Co due National Bank, if SET THOSE mm free" 1 640 00 900 00 2 041 Qfj 2 041 66 2 041 66 1 000 00 1 000 00 1 500 00 440 00 860 00 400 00 400 00 400 CO 12 500 00 8 172 02 Is President Taft's Ultimatum To Mexican Government or This Country Will. Washington, Feb. 6. Unless the fifty Americans now held prisoners by the revolutionaries at Villa Abnmada, Mex ico (a j town - between Columbia and Juarez, are released at once, this Gov ernment will take such steps as may be necessary to force their release. That is, insubstance, the demand which has been made upon President Madera by this Government, which also demanded that all Americans in Mexico be given every protection necessary to assure their safety. The decision to present an ultimatum to the Mexican Govern ment wa) reached at Presidents Taft's conferance with State and War Depart ment otncmls. A reply to the note is expected in a few days In the mean time the War Department will order Gen. Duncan, commanding the Depart ment of Texas, to continue assembling troops along the border. Col. Steever, commanding at El Paso, Texas hasTeen ordered to enforce the neutrality laws and prevent any firing from the Mexi can side which may imperil lives on the American aide of the river. Gen. Orozco was expected at Juarez yesterday to suppress the mutiny, but instead of going to Juarez and compel ling the insurgent soldiers to lay down cheir arms he opened negotiations with them. This action the War Depart ment regards as a sign of Presid nt Madero's weaknets. George P. Robin son, the American manager of a Mexi can mining company, who was reported captured several days ago by Mexican insurgents near Cuernavaca, in the far south nf Mexico, is safe, according to unconfirmed reports which Ambassador Wihon at Mexico City communicated to the State Department. No word has been received at the State or War Department regarding Hie reported visit of the revolutionary junta. At the State Department it was said this Gov ernment would have no dealings, not even "back stair,'' with them if they come to Washington. At the War De partment it was said that no recognition would be given the revolutionists byline officers of the array. $ 34 737 00 WATER AND LIGHT. Located on New Street One of the best and m et desirable res idence sections In the city, one room house, modern and up-to-date for rent or for sale. See Big Hill. Also a large stock of sawed Shingles on band at the lowest prices. The Old Reliable, BIG HILL. The Shingle Man, 153f, South Ft St. Hyman Supply Co. 1 240 00 Total notes outstanding, 36 977 00 CITY VOUCHERS. Water and Light Department for tsrviees, f 6 829 00 Water and Light Incand'nt, 1 015 00 Water and Ueht coal 82 00 Craven Foundry, 100 88 WATER AND f 8 027 18 LIGHT VOUCHERS. Hortn Carolina Child Labor Committee "The following gentlemen ma'te p h North Carolina Chile" Liber Comm IU ChsrieaB Aycock. Rakish; J W. Pailey, I'ale gh; Jon. B'ount Chesll , Rlih; Robert F. Campbell, As' Vil e J. Ball, FayetteVilhcThM. J. Ja.vl,. Grtmville, i. 8. Carr, Durham; Heo j A, Page, Aberdeen; Win. L. P t. Wake Foreel; llubort A. Reralsr, R Igh; A. II. SeaWa, Greensboro; Hubert Strange, Wilmington. . Tfeeee name, within thmeWi, five esttraaee 4 bat the commute' ! m- . . . , -lvL.' fa ra work that u not only goto. but needful. Jt may be well, fcowrtef 14 explain to the But at large ual what take cemmlUM feela be ' Tae towMaittee ie a sort of self stiteud foertlen of Ihe dilldhood f New Bern Iron Works, Hyman Supply Co. , Craveei-Feuodry, Poeabootaa Fuel Co. Atlantic Cout Line R R Norfolk Southern, $ 1 222 43 471 81 IS 1 1 628 U 2 892 11 8 604 ti f 630 04 f 61 6341 Twlal City debt not Inrlu ding boadn . L . Aloermta 8'trnr mads reoort taking ttatolofed Ore company be disbanded. aa4 drlvafi of cm hn wagoa and or eteaife fire engineer be 'dUmlaeed, gW for fz.OSJf aj tae Mmtli be anneatty taved thartby, Referred t' eonvnil- tee With poer Ie act. . AMermaa If e- Cartby fpdri d en wen 'enftpfeted at wlee ewkei wlik rood " How. . la lea day t0 erelle' will be tamUft." AUf tte- ttvp), thWn tireeta' aad Pompa eoMmitue made a report M At Ia-ll4tMt IXm and Nwfolk-ftoeUi-m (in iutte ptndlng eeef etreete, re eommeailef that A C L-etit be eH(a- mm ViE-SOUCIT ISHIrCE. On til V MC f eaal-ofoe beating and tnokijig hj ih hmtm, tor the fnmare la her or tUrrm, forsUam wig ptifpwwa in factory brmill, fully ef,4t f the palty tf our fuel. He (!antiM t4 tmt fsfilitle for prnmiA delivery". We will epf rrfte i WJ wdn Ellis Coal and present child labor, law ebu-h trmfl the euiptoymeet in fattrxire efVhildrHi at ace when tf eboeM he lthw ln eheot or out -to the ttp ai end e-hlrh ek prmlu the ewntoy mnt af -child rea at night, .The North Certrn ChlU Labor CIUe he Vve that the Mm haeeoe whe U g(tf srnitd r 1 that her lrtf lt VhiMean bW.l nl b eiKploynt ( wt wbkh will h hurtfnl e tbe one hand In lb jlr phyaf- ! ra growth and which wll prvtit thir manUI and epntal erWie.mrit cm lkeethr, end eipiatly that r hi .Um i Sou Id Bfli be md er aliwd ii wort f iring U eight huurs at ihtf'tj t ! that mln4 b providel hit th&ir rt The Child LW C"rimii fnrshr b!ifV thl In i ltsi It tl' ri fi k the e'atie ho i ' h prut r t t 1 fr th fc'" t. n f f r ' '' ", New Pastor Arrives. Goldaboro, Feb. 6,-R-v. N, P. Stal- Hnga. who recently received a call from Bayboro to Oil the pulpit of the Second Baptist Church in this city, has arrivrd and Is being cordially greeted in Golds- bora. Card of Thanks I take this method of ex'ending my sloeore thanks 1 1 the member of the local Ore eompaniet, tha crew of the revenoa cutter "Pamlico" and others who aaslaUd la helping save my build ing ea Middle atrtet from total des- troeUoo by Ore Iter Sundny morning. But for their exealteot worklh atruc ture would have 'bean eompletily destroy- d, I. W. STEWART. 3:45 p. ml tod 7J0 p. in enterUinmcnts at The Athens. the Wet; Torre are defect , In th, tnm ltai t antQ Ureet Ui ptfeir , anwfr afprevaf of tlty, Tat No f. lk 5etJwra had Offered lit, V),I pnyewmrtad be forever retekMd from kteplnf awwk and Sooth Ft !, or Ie cay IH.&jO ant Hin for p. wig . Both TtirBlUe Nrenrp(ied le r)cd. ad rglt lm (Tee4 ajrainet Narfplk fttHr. Rport adopted.' On Mhki, LI Mft t ACL foetMt d city turb ' eut wnlln( wnrk bitif dn Committee fWira- irf4d !ln' k, ' t; -or lt"th Prwit rtrpnn "m"nMwl't rltf ' iirir near I f,r 6f !f 4. K'gu.H FAr.'i U.E Mr. Oeore OrU fteaya Butemcnt, " " . I teyeatardayVkwoe of the Journal there appeared i local item wbkrh etaU ed that thera were more taahe of vlofa. Uoae of the Iftteteat Revaooe law try retalUnf em? dlMiirtnt: without a cot emraewt lteeeea lh dock ft of the ett ternf Tederal Cuvri Oiaa before Id eeteral reera, Mr, Oeorgaieea, Cteak of the rederai pwrt,' eaye'that tbli eraa a aiieWadtnf aad Interred elate UC He etatea the fodowlnf hi Tt rard to the matter. ' . . The" M.ew Bera DJvUUh" of , the Emrtert DUtrlct of Nnrth Carolina m- hraeee tha fellewlog Countkta, and ptt Hon el t8:ri,,t'.w1tCrefeiit' ramUen, Carturet, Joneo, Onataw. Len k.'Crrn-.. tkVt por kxr of ' Wtyne Cast ef the AlUtilie Cat Llee Rail roa, aed tf portion ef Beaafbrt and FUf CoontUs. except Oreentill, the rVjath fUlk of rmltre 4 Tar Rivera, etlk CoamMfmera at New Tori, Kltiatnn, G ild b xm, (5rtititle and Ja-'kaonviti - ' T;. t "i'l U tl at r?ow Cera in Ap''.! lot ' r f (' i ye r, Rinre tl.e t. el ' I-"rt t ' I Irv (Xo ft butt '.' h hfft ri 'f fciie few ea !! f 'n ft ! entire terrl (mt, 1 n ( -", t ffint Or 'cW, sin IE3I Why Not Insure Your Valuables ? People who own buildings, furniture and other similiar property are. always careful to have same insured agiinat loss by fire but for bonds, stocks, dteds, mortgages or other important papers and valuable articles such as jewelry, heir looms, etc, often no provision is made. By renting a private Box in the Safe Deposit Vault of this banlt $4.00 a year a form of insurance which in fire and burglar pfoof may be obtained. You may also obtain Safety for your money by inves!ing it according to our Certificate plan or depositing it in a sav ings or checking account. SALE A BIG SUCCE ss m While we have had a great sale, we still have on hand a big stock of Mens and Boys Clothing and Overcoats, Ladies Coat Suits, Underwear, Shoes, Dress Goods etc., that must not be carried over, so we will close out all of this winter's stock regardless of cost. We thank the public for their patronage and in vite them to our store to inspect our New Goods that are arriving daily, and we promise to save you money. No fancy Prices On Our Goods, We Only M - a to Make a Living. J. J. BAXTER ELKS TEMPLE DEFT STORE 1 1 HORSES A 11 M e D It nil IUL Fifty head of fine Horses and Mules now in stock. Must be sold. PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE, SCOTT & CO. NEW BERN, jVd. . . V-il nt. i . ' D -of.:. m If - 4 ONLY M DAYS LONGER To get those Great Bar gains at tfe Fire Sale--We Offer Greater Bargains than eve. . . . . . 72CRAVBhi, ST.REE1 ;.; .. . . 1 i ma nvi 4i':ri -rrrcii vi rfH- r a I Issucf polide'i covplnj Kcd&nts, HciithBarglary; 1 heft In stores nl drcllirs tUfe Glsii, BonerVM'n'o'fiictQrcfl' nJ ActomotiJe tr,:: "v '' - M.iir.tjins C ira Dfrr.ffrrnt h North' Curolio through i t t i . ...... . . . i . t ............ I i '. f .... i .. I unci i usi.t.j lire crorrrwy uivfMizaica ma wu:.i3rioniy 8 i' i'. - -'f - 'H It vrK 'It' A, S 1 1 ' r - 'V 3. 4' b r' 1 1 .

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