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- liuilBER 363 J " v NOm CAROLINA, TUSDATJORNING; MARCH 19. 1912.
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EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION:
S the expenses connected with" thS3miniatratii n of 'd!
-e3iate are nxra tiy law, tne services ot ,thislarBew' aaNj'-j
trust co-firany cost no more than the compensation al-
f " lowi a by tne law o an individual who 'S named vty WHI
C appointed hy court This i-otnpany affords every assurance of:,
convenience and aafViy in handling an estate whether Nrge or,
email, accepting for iis so: vires ths tegular stipulated fees' It is
always wi e, thorefore, f nam thisompany as jeXecutT under
WiP, thereby assuring everyjgafeguard fpr ai esta'e. '
INTKKaSTT THE RATE OP 4 PER CENT PAID ON
"SAVINGS AND TIME DEPORTS- : -
A,long; ;Ifprt4,?Carolln Coast In
Wftich itHabermen Oppose
State Corijmiasiouer. The
Elfrieda Oa the
' El iSbeth Crty.-March 18.'-Wht may
'JJroveJfwjr srrrout and unfortunaU
1 iituiTiort 6af duVaWpad pa the coast of
North Carolfa ht wbich the Stat Fish
Commi sionr hd tha fiiharmen are the
optKwinjffacto'ri;1
Djri'g-the'past' weelta, State Fish
Commissioner Van has made an in
spsction1 ' 'of ' 'IhV fishing operations
throughout ihfs fiction and in many in
stances; lie has' found nets set in the
channelled in oWer tiaces prohibited
by the laws on woTtn Carolina, in an among thoughtful Unionists It is ad
caaea thl'Fiah Commissioner has ootifl- J mitied that tha moat dianomfltUng pha
ed the parties to Remove thrir effects ge8 0f the outlook ia that there is noal-
Troublea at Home Serious Now;
With Prospect of European
War ia Sight.
London, March 19th Not even in
the mott trying momenta daring the
Boor war hia depreacioa been so ani
versal in Great Britain as it - is today,
the, failure of the coal strike negotia
tions', the; threatening of further and
more extensive labor troub! s among
the tcaneport worktrs, the myatetious
forbodingof a grave international criair
betwea n Turkey and Russia and worst
ot al the general sense of helpletsneat
Combine to nJake up a situation full of
anxiety and gloom. ,
TtV government ia held rt sponsible
of course by its opponents, but even
Bill
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HAPPEN
fnntttfe 'Ideations! objected to b him
arid in a majority of the cases so far,
I ii orders have" "been complied with.
However, in several Instances, the
fishing 'Continued knd. in fact, refuMd
to recognize Hat authority as the fisher
men have tef used to accept ccmn.and
a id change : their 1 operations. To cope
ternative administration capable of co
ping with the manifold evil possibilities
of the situation. -The
King'a decision to abandon hia
coroatiim visits abroad ia believed to
be due, aa much to the perilous condu
tiou of international affaiis as to the
effect of thfl strike. He is reported to
IDS" M- BEEN EXPANDING FAST
Buy Not a Waistcoat Till You've Seen
The Spring "Buds"
TGDATS FOR DAY HI EVENING
as a whip, Decidedly different,
Superbly tailored.
IN A WORD'CLASS"
with this situatldti, State Fish Commit , be in despair, deplorirg the fact that
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MENS TOGGERY.
59 POLLOCK ST. NEW BERN, N. C
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sioner vaim ;naxr tne ataie in aval
Mil tia tb take him over the territory in
the ciuiser E frifda in the hope that
h's authority to enforce the laws of he
State would no4 tmger ba queationed.
However, there itOll remains a number
of ffshermeriwho-'defy theCommiiaioner
to touch their ;fialiing apparatus, al
though many beeime frightened and
reluct aiitly 1 yielded. The Elfrieda in
commandofp1'ip. D. Bradham, ar
rived he'rs Satutdiry and is now docked
at tho fbbt f Sfitin atreet awaiting at
vi;e frbm 1Statei:eFiBh Commissioner
Vann who hs gone to Raleilfh to so
over thffSituatiottwilh tte Governor.
He will fcfob'aMy ask the Governor to
givehtif authditty'Heaforce the Uw
at all costs.' evarl bt taking pos.s ion
of the prbp'erry 'at the point of guna and
conli8caUngrrhe' akme, the process
from the-aald'of th property to be ap
plied to the State's hool fund.
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FARM FOR SALE
I offrtf (of sal my 103 acre farm one
half mile from eit' liniits. 1,836 feet
fronting on f embroka road. For par
ticulars WpPjpk wijlte io John A Bw m,
164 Broad streeC Raw Uern, N. C.
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there is no man capable of facing this
eta of trouble except Kitclientr and
that there isno constitutional means
of utilising his services. . ,
Aprreheoaion reigns everywhere, but
nowhere more acutely than in Bucking
ham Pamce.
This tiemenc'ouB responsibility is
bearing Prime Minister At quit h down
and for, the first time in hia career
Kii'g George has loat hia cheerful con
fidence.
The Minimum Wage bill to be intro
duced in Parliament io e se the coal
s riae tension-8 regarded aa merely a
temnorising expedient. Mo one can see
daylight through the preaent trouble.
The Daily Telegraph piinted the ful
lowing paragraph in a prominent edito
rial position.
In diplomatic' circles -the European
situation ia giving rice to considerable
anxiety. It is understood that tha poa-
a billty of an acute crisis ia already en
iraglng the attention of more than one
of the great powers?
Commenting on this Gibson Bowles,
a former member of Parliament and a
noted authoil y on foreign affairs, said
to the World correspondent;
" This statement Diust not be receiv
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Millinery ;gimg
THURSDAY MARCH 21
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This day we have set aside as
: show day, to exhibit to the people
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of New Bern and vicinity all the
' New Creations for .Spring and
Summer f9,2. ; . lr -
You are cordially irivited to spend ' "
J M. -A -::A-'.: It. t . 7t f '
tiftiJ new Garments and Hats shown ; : ; ::vv'u
,;. : here 8y. ':jK,J'i-'y
-f ractical women who'atc mtefested m malanlhcm
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Another Income Tax
Considered. Three Gtuigers
Ordered To Sail At Onde
To Phillippiue Is- '
lands.
Washington, March 18. Con ider-
ation of the Excise bi'i, taxing at 1 per
cent, net incomes of firms and inaivlttu-
ala in excaaa of SS.OOOiearlv. was taken
up by the Bouse. The measure is in
tended to offset the loss of revenue due
to the. proposed free sugar bill ; 1
Mr. Bull of Tenresfee, who drpw the
bill, undertook an explanation of it
provisions and a defense of the charge
that it waa unconstitutional and would
so be bald by the Supreme Court. He
said:
"The excise tax proposes to displace
custom bouse revenues to the extent of
at least $60.00(1,000, shift the but den to
those having. annual net profits exceed'
tng $o,iruu, ana at tne same time, save
to the people the relative sum of $300,-
000,000 now collected aa toll by the man
ufacturer for the privilege of payment
by the people of bight protective tariff
taxes."
Significant orders were issued from
the Navy Department late today direct
ing three of the big armored cruisers of
the Pacific fleet Io proceed at once to
the Philippine Islands for an indefinite
atay.
The Navy Department will not admit
that the big. vessels are to be ajttachrd
to the Asiaric fleet, but their arrival in
tha Orient will give the United' States
the most powerful foreign fleet, except
ing that of Japan, in touch with Chi
nese waters.
The veaael ordered to (he Philippines
are the California, the South .Dakota
and Colorado, now at Honolum
Secretary of Interior Fisher, who has
just returned from an inspection of the
Panama Canal, called at the White
House and discussed with President Taft
t solution of toe problem of the develt-
ment of Alaska. Secretary Fisler urg
ed the Presioent to recommend to Con
gress the enactment of legislation for
he leasing of the Malanuskacoal fields
He suggested aiso a government built
nd owned a railroad from Sewel. Alas
ka, "hich ia on the coast to the Matan
tiaka coal fields, to cross the mountains
into the agricultural valley.
The Secretary also suggested the use
of the machinery now being employed
in the construction of the Panatnc Canal
for the work of building the road. He
said that the construction work ' in tha
canal wouM be far enough completed in
October to permit a transfer of a great
r part of the machinery to Alaska. He
said also that this fall will aee the dis
charge of tha hundreds of caaal em
ployees. His plan calls for the employ
ment of some of these discharged men
io Alaska.
The President has taken the matter
under adrieement.
When a vote ia ordered In the House
the name of tha Speaker ia not railed
unless the Speaker directs trie tally
clerk to call his name. When 4h io I
waa called yesterday on a modem to re
coorrait tha bill placing ugar on the
free list Speaker Clark ordered the tall;
clerk to regleter hia vote against the
rmotion. The tally clerk's record ia not
Lpublie. '
. When the Cengrewional Record ap
pealed tbie morning Speaker Clark did
ojttPpaar as having voted one' way. oi
tbt other on the Sugar bill. The ofn
slal ttenecraphera had mads on (he ra
jrt - I
. When Repreaenlaljve Oecerj Unde
aood publicly favorad puTUag sugar o$
the free lUt, and said nt did net know
whether or not it won Id result la hur
raffia Btatos Interned la thV sugar
buaiawaa, hia relWagaes said be lost a
aambet PmloVeUal deiegatoa,
Mr. W. K. Wstsoaraaata Away, '
' Mr. Wrt U. W'atsoa, ewe af Ksw
Bra't eldeat and atoat tttsvmed cUP
i ma, passed sway at l4 hoeaejoa flew
tri last eight at -:& e'o.k, . Mr.
Watanai had be ra ill health fof save
si months and bit death was adt soar
peeted, Aaaxmneement ( thai (oasrsl
111 ha aul, Wfar '
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To be generally successful a bank must Consider the in
terests of its patrons as thoroughly 89 it does its own. I'.m
this principle the Peoples Bank has re: dered its service to
the public ever since its establishment and the fact that it
has steadily grown and now numbers among itj pations cor
porations, firms and individuals proves the high esteem in
which it is held in New Bern and vicinity.
New accounts are invited, both checking and savings, 4
per cent compound interest being pal on the later.
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New
Spring Goods Arrivin;
We have just received from the Northern mark
et where we have purchased an up-to-date stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Silks, Ladies and Mens Furnish
ings. Clothing. Shoes, Millinery etc. We invite the
public to call and see our new Spring stock.
Everything le Best And Prices Lower lb For
Some Time.
J. J. BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE
DEFT STORE
FOR ill
may be had froir ns. Wr i.ie
manufacturer Bi lling direct tu
the pulilic frcim our nun k 'mI
yard, and chi ni .lv wuuith
pine timber of any nrrule it I iih Ii,
at attractively l v. nc is Ak
for our estilnuti h on your 1 1 iUire-nient.
Sroaddus & Jves Lumber Co.
IT MEASURES UP.
..The UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. (1867)
measures up to every reqoirtmenf. Id marvelous crow th
; In itfaeU tod tnsttrtnee ia force have made it the LARGEST
life msnraoce company in (be world for iu z-
TioIiceiUsoed 6a Cres of healthful persons upon the Orrii
; ivy, Umifed Payment and Endowment plans, between
aj ci of 15 and 65 yean.'
Tbra'Compioy' payi Dm Urtest DIVIDENDS andSELLS
.lojuriyce CHEAPER than any other old line company. '
GSBOVD, Agent
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; Real Eittre, i
f Ceneral Insurance.
I Surety .Bonds'.
money fjo-just na :
frpssible vSrill bejntcrested jri the remarkable, values we arc off en ng.. 4 'After, an
'.mspectionofduV Hats in comparison'. vith those shown elsewhere you will sure
" ly come here when yoif are" ready to buV. 'Z .;::,V-. N " '
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3:45 p. ra. and 70 Vn. in.
frtcrtaliimcnU at The Atbcn.
rroMiskai Kona Carotinua fisssa
Wllmtng tof, 15 arch ItTbh atr
ronmuuilf il skortad and 4lr.l
3iMUf Biglit Br"n tha anrwHitwrmeai
. f the d-!h of t.L AlfrH Mo4re Wd
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