Newspapers / New Berne daily journal. / March 3, 1912, edition 1 / Page 1
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ft !K- ' 5SSfe J ESTABLISHED f- 1 known : t 013 ifi)5f 1 W i'n' '1' ' ' M ' 'i'NUMBER 290 -Miii ' ' . ' NEW 'BERN, NpRTH'CAROlteJCiWlWRKroO, JURCSW THIRTIETH YEAR . ; l.r: :,. iSllFFIIIICTtS I 'IJEWlEfilliK COTtflNHEVIEW M-itjmmSmsS ir : U .W.'-.:' ' i : : OIIIIKE . IS BPJO YOU" PftST WEEK DOES .MONEY liROW ! a 1 V it 4 I! !. i : r- - ; v o:t ' , , . -u , V ; - Jf Q' 5 ' ! V Ii fHfll ! ( English Would Be Voters Mob f j ' I 1 Premier's Residence And Cut & I . MUlllill - . Up Generally. i?t, lncL ABILITY TO Y teasoh of the fact that counts in any amount, from one dollar upwards, it is able to serre you whether your income is large or small. Busi ness men who desire to Bet professional men wishing to save a part of their salary, laboring" men who deposit a part of their wages on pay-day, women who have money of their own and everybody who receives and pays" out money, are invited to avail themselves of the safety and service which this bank affords. . SAVINGS, CHECKING AND. A HI v., Bryan WE WILL OPEN SOON But we can get your Spring and Summer Suit NOW. SMART LINE WEIL TAILORED A. T. WILLIS CO. "THE QUALITY SHof" 0V'BMT Broaddus & Ives Lumber Co. tammmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmwrnmammmmmmm I ONLY FEW DAYS LONGER To get those Great Bar gains at the Flre: SaIcWc ; ; offer Greater Bargains : 72 CRAVEN STREE7 SERVE YOU. this bank accept savings ac aside a portion of their income,. TIME DEPOSITS INVITED. JUST RECEIVED A lar.;e shipment f Low-quartered Shoes frr the coming season, includ ing the celebrated DOUGLAS SHOE, in the latest designs, Tan, Patent Leather and Gun Metal. We cordially invito the inspection of the public, putting you under obligations to buy whatever. no SAM LIPMAN Block, New Bern, N. C. FOR All IS may be had from us. We are manufacturers selling direct Jo the public from our own retail yards, and can Bupply you with pine timber of any grade or finish, at attractively low prices. Ask for our estimate on your require ment. we soucit .tr'ie '1 on aj llMa f toiJ-fof ting ' and rooking In the hou, fur the : furnar1n hooortor. for sUam In( porp im fr Vny tr mill. Ml mnfi(lnt of lh ijtiality of ,Mrrai, jta ittliini ar.i wir fsrllit'ptfor prrn'ti5titrj-. We London, March 2. The suffragettes are making general violeot demonstra tions in various parts of London. One woman fired a revolver shot through the window of the Colonial office. The bullet. Hmashed through the window but hurt no one. . Three other women stoned the win dows of the official residence of Premier Asquith, breaking three of them. Several shop windows in Piccadilly were smashed by women and a score or more windows were shattered in stores in the Strand. In the Haymarket, Ox ford Circus and Bond street numbers of other windows were smashed with stones and pieces of iron. There were .over a hundred arrests, among them being Mrs. Pankhurst. Mrs. Emmeline Patjkhnrst-, the vet eran of many suffragette battle, struck the first blow. In an automobile, ac companied by, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Tukes, she drove up to the Premier's residence in Downing street at 6 o'clock The three women leaped from the ma chine and drew out stones concealed in their muffs. Four windows crashed in before the police, who are constantly on guard, could reach the women. The trio were arrested, but while being led to the station, managed to heave mis siles through the windows of the Colo nial office. Window smashing by the suffrage tea is also going on along Oxford street and Whitehall, A massive window of the Canadian Pacific Railroad office at Charington Cross was shattered. The women wreckers are scattered over a wide area. The special police reserves at Scotland Yard have been called out to deal with them. Hundreds ot extra policeman a re on duty protecting the damaged buildings, while thousands of sightseers tramp the streets to view the havoc wrought by the women. The suffragette leaders declare that it is their purnote to continue their campaign of window breaking until, like the coal miners, they force the government to take up their claims for suffrage, in order to protect business interests. A good Rake for use in mak ing the city beautiful. We have them. Basnight Hdw. Co. PILES! PILES! PILES ! Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It abaorba the tumors, allays itching at once, acta as a poultice, gives instant relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and itching of the private parts, Sole by druggiata, mail 50c and $1.00. Williams' M'f'g. Co, Props., Cleveland, O. COTTON MARKET RKPOKTKD BY J. R. BALL COTTON BKOKElt NEW BEUN, H. C. LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO. 16. law Tark C0. Mar. t it LowMt- CIom Opening Mar. 1014 May. 1030 High 1018 10S3 1044 1053 100 1009 1023 1024 Oct,' 1045 10X1 1087 Dec 1049 1043 1046 37,000 bale. Tort RacaipU, UnrMl OUm HMtai Opening, Ooatof Apt Mar. V M7 Msy J tm. ' 6CD s M7 , , ' ' f tw lra MM Mkldlln. .... ' , Goo4 MIoMUnf 1(1 , " 4 ' ' f Sakt Z7 bif. ' ; 'r How about that line fence? Burn . the boards 'and try Piftiburgh . Perfect .yard or parden ?erlcing;, J. C'Cas- night Haw Co.v! ' : ThaDrWrat Wy an4 Mnm C" fnltlMtfntttrl I fr4 rr bill V th jtlf'mixTati fnro jmi'f lf, an4 also ,B klfrmm ll t,!, both t whlf h rttlfi) !y th rc-u. City Beautiful Club Urges Every Citizens to Clean Their Prem ises Before the Elks Meet Here Next Week. If we wish to have a New Bern new, It can't be done with just a few, So all unite and begin this week. To make this cleaning up complete. Working on from sun to sun, Until our work is well done, And all together with this in view, Next Saturday will see a New Bern new." "It's up to you," to have our city clean and attractive. The city fathers say they will remove the trash from your premises if you will collect it and phone No. 20 for the cart to come, let our visitors on March lath to ltUi go away impressed not only with our hos pitality but also our neat and well kept yards, back yard as well as front. I PASSING EVENTS Bradham's drug store will be open to the public today. Mr.- J. J. Baxter leaves today for New York to purchase summer and fall goods. If vou can accomodate any of the visitors to the Elks Convention with board and lodging, or lodging alone, don't fail to call up J. Leon Williams at once. The members of the Baracca Bible Class of Centenary Methodist church extends a cordial invitation to every young man in the city to come out and study the lesson with them this after noon. Property owners are warned against leaving boxes of trajh sitting out in front of their homes all during Sunday. This is a violation of the city ordi nance and every property owner who violates this ordinance will be arrested and compelled to pay a fine and the costs of the case. There will be an important mass meeting at the court house tomorrow night held under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce. Matters of great importance relative to the pro gress of the city will be diBcussed and every citizen should be on hand and as sist in the meeting. In effect today the west bound train will leave at 9:10 instead of 9;15 as for merly, and the east bound train will leave at 9:20 instead of 9.26 and the train for Norfolk will leave at 9:25 in stead of 9:30. Passengers will kindly note this change in the schedule and save themselves inconvenience. As sugf estod by the Journal leveral days ago it is understood that a "Sim mons Club" will be formed In this city during the present week. A number of the most progressive citizens have been at work on this project for the past few days and have to far met with much success. New Bern must have this Clnb. Mr. Sam K. Eaton has on display at his store on Middle street the bandsoma liver cop which will b presented by the local lodga of Elki to the best uni formed lodge which participates In the big parade to bt held daring the Elks SkaU Convention In this city oa March 13-15." The lodga which wins this tro phy will mdeed be fortanaU. Local aporttiMfl are reminded of the fact that Um a axon for banting qatll, tfacki tod tarksy. la tbia county is bow akfttd, and that any violations of tfcf ism It wilt U rlgUly enforced. Uanng a. put lew dsrs or the open MUgi largo DVmbtr of banters took draatafo of tho short itmo allowed (bom aod toceoodod la filling their gam j Uta,, - - ! Mr, r.M.aJwltk.tho tailor, bu Jart rMolvod on of tho snoot complete Um of Mmphv of lad Wo &4 tnUe flMof tprlag and nMf eUxblng over roocbt Id New Bart, aad fetltoo tfc pooplo of thla eity to call ood too phi 0no of goods. . EitWr If t tat approach log aod of oourM yoo will want salt PlaAoyour ardr. now tad. (t jour tttit to Uovo.1, 'l - 'If yo woo VI Ilk to hi yoon po cm trot to plant In front of yoor reai- drncO, It wilt bo pfMel4 to JoO' If tho rltf othrltic fr of chArge. Call at the efT. to of Mr, 11, W, fflmfon, M Broad st it, igfi rr!t!4 for the tree and ft will t turn.! or to ywii, Th troo wrt or lprel bf th fit aathorltlco K1 U l (hir dfirt thut they m ptr4 In Try oc'.ivo ol th cit jr. ' 1 '. b '".l I r." t " f jfr.i '.'t , f H. T. Pru!'. ' 1 1- ft (' ri'y f i . f f- '-- i l i' 2 i English Labor Trou -s and Bad , Weather Governing Factors. New York, March 2. Cotton has been in eular under the domination of rumors and counter rumors about the English strike. Early in tbe weok there was a sharp npward turn, owing to reports that the English coal strike had been averted through the efforts of Prime Minister Asqiiith, and also because of reports of bad weather at the South, where it has been either cold or raining much of the time. The market had be come sold out and to a certain extent oversold. This caused a su'.iden flurry, which favored a q lick advance, but it soon died out. The coal dispute was found to be unsettled. The recipts of cotton continue large. Present prices many take for granted will insue a large acre age, ana with average weather, anothei large crop. Foreign spinners have been re-selling their pure li ises of cotton made for two years ahead. The Lawrence, Mass., labor situation still seems more or less ugly. The stn ie dies hard. Some( weavers at New lied :'ord have struck.! On the other hand there has been, as a rule, no frreat pressure to sell. . Prices' have held up well. The March notices ; were expected to be for 50,000 to 75.0':( : bales. They proved to be for only 000 bales and were promptly st pptd. Spot interests ha e brought. So have1 many of the Waldorf-Astoria op rators ' and not a few of tho Wall Street I jusep. i roe exports hive baen large. Tfc spin ners takings have been sugge 'tively j liberal. The season for crop pvpara- j tions at the SdUih is believed to l.e two or three weeks late. While the demand for spot cotton may bo less active, spot mai kets at the South aie reported firm. Ihe March price here is still far below a paritj, while the South and the New York stock is slowly decreasing. What is here consols very lagely of clean and not undersirable cotton, even through much of it is of low grade. The Amoricin viniule supply is the largest on recorJ, but thp exports are aleo of extraordinary proportions and the sup plies held by Now England and British mills are not believed to be large. Some reports insist that t:i scales of fertili zers.will be Km tiler lb spring. Mean time traile and specula! irm halt for a settlement of the Knglbh coal tri.'.Mo. Though j mil'ion coal workers str ,k " i Tnursday, pr.ces of cotton chowe l id little ste:'dini'Ht ami today thty Hilvan -oil in anticipation of an early ending nf the strik ', an id -a which was also re flected in an unexpectedly strong Liver pool maret. The immediate future of prices hinges o:i the co il strike, though English mills are s;u I t be pretty well supplied with coal. do you like a ish? Then our Stains will suit B. P. S. Brand, night Hdw Co. 'ission fin Monastery your taste, J. S. Bas- How Many Can You Accomodate? From three to five hundred visitors will arrivn in New Kern on Marrh 13th to attend the State Convention of tbt Benevolent and Protective Order of tbe Elks. It will he impouiible for tb hotels and boarding houses to take car of this Urge number of visitors. Every eitlr.'n of New Brn who can poaaibly offer board ami lodging, or lodging lone Is requested to call up my office phone 438, at once stating the number that can be accomodstd and the rate. Pleats send this information at once, J. I.KON WILLIAMS, Chairman Commit! on Accomoda tions. Two comedy, sketch artists at the Athens,. Mon., Tues.; Wed. ; Something we!l worth seeing.'. TfKkera AoCiitio Held 'ttntrday. tv. ...t.. l.ii.i rr hi Trttta, townry 'Tchr AworittWlk m hlJ la this cltryetlcTday. f Quite rf tttimber ot boTfestt ; ctl?' and roonty Ushers Wra pr t"jlt, kr4 the arvfrsrotttMcrtdwajaeri tatwet iraol 4itroctiva tin. AfAi the olWf Imsleeet it aiittcUnl the leathers kVl Ihe loarj of KdaraUo todsfrst lh!r fM in and tmns'xhm Tteb r't frainlhr Vhool it Crflvll! ! ld of 'r-"fa tm a achoal In thli monty, : . v ... .li i. i r , i .. i ' when deposited in the Peoples Bank where it earns 4 per cent compound interest? The following figures answer this question more strongly, more concincingly than words: DAILY SAVINGS 4 per cent 6 years compound interest $.01 $ 20 00 .05 100 00 .25 500 00 .50 1 000 00 SALE A BIG SUCCESS While we have had a great sale, we still have on)1 hand a big stock of M 3ns 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 vite them to our store to that are arriving daily, and money. No Fancy Prices On Our to Make a living. J. J. BAXTER ELKS TEMPLE HORSES s MULES Fifty head of fine Horses and Mules now in stock. Must be sold. PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE. SCOTT & CO. NEW BERN, N. C. IT OFTEN HAPPENS The holes that make their appearane In the" duh-jmrHnO fntlKar f coAm without warrdnf, Ilka tb ghost tha t walks at night Noone'kno how It happtvd, W don't) mind, of com . because It makea Jjualnci ' food for as, Th hole am time, and tha new pans are berw. .-Thafu what w art tryhia; to ftt at BoUd. honaa t tin, faahloned lacoirvenfiint, dhlnlng psna, eUt, waJtini: M you maa y step nd keep tha -:foo i eicia and wholen.'" A much honesty hat Bone iototbe making; rt tl, , Mnwara aa ro tUU di smotxl ting. '''' daskilt Hardware Co. ! I "".'.1 """.- ."r. T3TV?TTm?k . . v 1 17 SMEASRESpui Tte UNION CENTRAL LIFljk INSURANfe Ctv ! r nrs'.urcs t p to every requlrcmijoL Its t&amtoui Vr h cxti i-.J i.i-.:r:r.ce force bilreraade it. the LAK(. lit r. . r.::. 'f-y, t -t in t:.e tqiu i or us - 1 f i Ives cf heal kful persons tpoa t'ic ' I IV:: :t t.i F Y 'wrxnt plam: It: ?4V "i r. E- 10 years for their patronage and in inspect our New Goods we promise to save you Goods, We Only Want.' dept store - 8r 20 years v lp 46 00 $ llo 00 11: 225 00 505 00 Jp' 1 125 00 2 825 00 jr1 2 250 00 5 650 00 v. -IE. 7twVi ' r
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