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JnEWJBERN, NORTH CAROUNAlfWEDNEyDAT CORNING, KAY 2$, 191Z
NUMBER 50
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR
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TRUST COMPANY
- NEW BERN ,M.C
EVERY PAY-DAY
YOU should be rem;nded every pay day that
part of the money should be carefully laid
as de for some fu'ure requirements, and you
visit this b nk regularly upon receiving jour pa),
makifg as largj a deposas possible, thereby assuring
a steady, growth for your banking account Many sub
stantial depositors of this bank began thfir relat'oni
with th b :nk in a small way, and, their accopnts have
gradual'y grown hy regular additions.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT COMPOUND IN
TEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
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Poisonous Insects Baffled
BY THE
WESTBROOK
M-oraaaBMiaiiiiiiWii mi niiuynia
COMFORT AND REST FOR THE BABY, PEACE FOR
THE MOTHER .'
"WESTBROOK", BABY PROTECTOR
will brn j' y, res' :,n l a. pon-e of safety to ihouBaids of mo hers this
summer. It is no c:ny task t sit. th ough the weary lours a baby re
quires for sl "i nuI lirnsli (he flies away.' It isn't quite r as nable, '
eit'.er, lo ciiivr it fnm head to fi ot, depr ving it of the full benefit of
fresh air.
THK VVKSTI'.UOOK HM'.Y I'KOTIfCTOK is a pa'en cd article, which
solves (lie problem.
ITS MANY IMS
The lines of til'' I'lM'ert'i
wherh-T ihe b;i;iy resls on
the flgor. in thf i en aw nf til
mer house.
When hiiby is taken on an oiit'tig tno folded Protecti r is ea-ily car ied,
nn I is ins antly ri-a'ly to iuc when bahy has gone to slumberland and
pjacefully rests on a s 'f , ihiek blanket.
( inv many. It se rves i s purpose equally we I
a bt-d, i n a couch, on a bb nket or a quilt oh
po ch, u: der ih shade trees, or in turn-
AN APPEAL TO REASON.
We believe tbe WKSTHKOOK. ISABY PROTECTOR supplies s long
felt nc (I We believe tlut loving, thoughtful mothers everywhere,
having read lliis ad. will realize th absolute need oftff dually protect
ing their habits fr in the ofien fatal touch of ih dangerous bouse fly
and otli.-r i i ;e.i e ln'ailng insecn.
Kemetnlier, thai a though your hoiiHe may be thoroughly rcreened, the
sinjb' My that sneaks in mid bhts en the tender, moist lips of your baby
may have come dncc ly from a sick room; may be laden with Cholera
In iintom, the vn gile gi rm.s of Typhoid Kvver, Diphtheria or Tuborcu
lchi. Take no ehances. iJo not expose your baby to nvedlesa dinger.
PRICE $2.25 AND $3.00.
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
61 POLLOCK ST. - PHONE 288
Op BOND bREATJlSTfltSS
ALLEH-WILL
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Fve Thousand Dollars "Kill
Forfeited by Outlaws at
Greensboro.
lie , Flood Refugees lo LiSalle
! FHce Hard Times.
Parish
Greensboro. N. C, May 28,-The
rial of the Allen gang-of out laws -ai
leasts portion of the all g?d ' couri '
h use murderers captured -retails ;s'
a fact thaf aoa Alien, me an. gen
leader of the band and who, with his
nephew, Wesley Edwards, is still at
large, is due to appear before Judge
Boyd in United States District Court
here the firtt week in June. Naturally
Sidna won't appear, and a a n suit a
bond in the sum ef 16,000 bond was rr
quired by Judge Boyd after Sidna Ai
len'a convict ton here on a counterfeit
ing charge. An appeal was taken to
the United States Circuit Court of Ar-i
peals at Ri hmond and a new tiial
granted. The bond of $5,000 was re-'
quired for the defendant's appearance
at the next terra of court. It is not at j
all improbable that when the ?5,fM (i
bond is forfeited and paid in to the gov
em men t it will be applied to a pu pose
other than customary. In fact, it is
understood that an ffort will be m ml -1
to have the bond'app'y at once as u re j
ward for the capture of the man fori
whose appearance the bond was m-de. j
U is said that Judge Boyd would likely I
favor such a plan and it is believi d that
with the added incentive of $5 000 the
capture of Sidna Allen would be simph
a matter of time; that with such a r.cci
oi hie head there Would be no linn I e.v i
cipe for the ling leader and his u' aw 1
nephew. i
FOR PARCEL j
TOT BILL
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Residence No. 26 Pollock street, po?
session given at. once; albo No. 2fJ pos
spsston given May 24th. Apply to
ELLIS COAL & WOOD YARD
F-O -XJ-KT-3D I
The place to buy your Spring or Summer Suit at prices
within rciscn I absolutely guarantee Mtttfaction. New
line f sainpU s ju-t received. Call aod inspect toy Stock. 7
r. H. CHADAICK, Merchant Jailor,,
103 Iflddtfl 86.'
Price of Coffetf Has Increased.
Washington, May 28 The average
price of coffee imported into th) Uni
ted States has greatly increised in t'H
last few years. A statement i-is ied by
theComtne'ce snl Labor Departmem
Bureau of Statistics show that dunnu'
the fiscal y a' the average import prii e
has been 13 cents i poun, as aain I
New QreleanS, May 28. Stories of
dire dist re s am on? 1,400 flood refugees
i i the vi -icily of Jens. La., in LaSalle
pa i.h, weie received; here yesterday by
Dr Oscar Djwling, president of tbe
l.ouipiana State Board of Hcaltb. In a
le ier from Dr Majer Newerbsuser,
special inspec'or of the board, who is
m charge of tbe medical and sanitary
i irk among the relueeS in the Black
r.vi r s jo i in.
I r Newirhauser said he had just
e implead a trip of 25 miles up Black
rr er and that some 1,400 refugees were
'Mir.' ring for food and are in need of
nvitim'is.
Dr, Newerhauser states thatsca't red
about in th'! swamps within 'a radius of
H ni:les of Jena there were 85J negroes
and no white people, among whom 120
teals had been distiibuted.
No rations hai been issued to these
peopl e within 1) diys, the doct&r re
ported and only 500 half rations were
iisued. Soma rations were expected to
arrive (rem Monroe Tuesday. Thtre
win not even a sack of meal in Jena
vben Dr. Newerhaus?r jrrote his re-
poit.
Tne leiter was referred to the Flood
IMif committee by the State health
aj'hirities and supplies dealt out im'
nitdiatcly. , , .
Cr. v. s e waters in that section are
ao;i k at tl,e rate cf two inches a day
; ami in I J :e Torrai crevasse section the
wiier ii rccieding elowly. but there are
iiior - than G.OOO equare milts of territory
i m 1, imsinna in which the peoble wilj be
! ki' i fioni their homes for another two
w" ks ai d half of this will not be in-
nabi'able for three weeks or a moith
I t.'onnl ions in Ihe section which is be
I ing rapidly overflowed by the Hymelia
crevasse are'giowing worse' each day
i a d as the waters rise many more people
are bi ing forced to abandon their
, i:o n s 'I ho Mississippi liver, however
; i . rtiei iling rapidly and. within two
a'cks tho Hymelia crevasse waters
' a ul i ( k'ii to run off the inunda'ed
am).-;.
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Unqualafled Approval Givfu it
By Postmaster Geuer J
al Hitchcock.
Washington, May 28.h. Unqualified
approval of the Bourne Parcel Pot bill
was given by Postmaster General Hitch
cock in a report upon the measur'seni
to the Senate Post OfTn e Comtjiitiee
and made public yesterday.
The consolidation of the 3rd and 4th
classes of mail matter would gatly
facilitate tbe administration of; mail
matter, the Postmaster Central j gnid.
The delivery of parcels to tbe limit of
11 pounds on all lural routes and within
the delivery limits of free carrier offt
ces was likewise approved as tconora.c
and a convenience to Ihe public: The
establishments of units of area of inva
riable dimentior.s on the basis of lati
tude and longitude, and various chang
es for the several zones was referred
to as certain to Its sen the cost of trans
portation, to stimulate the general
trade in small wares, increase postal
revenues and pave the way f ir other
postal reforms.
"In my judgment," concluded the
Postmaster General, "the proposed
measure will benefit all classes of the
people except those carriers now en
gaged in the business of transporting
small wareB. While the patronage of
these will be lessened, it will have the
effect to limit their business of such
carriers." !
Neither the House nor S. nnie has
acted on the bill. i
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TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Druggists refund money if it
I ime
iblets.
U cents in 1919, 8 cents in 1910, and i f, . fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signs
Cents in 1903. Pretent import prices
aie still, however, below the high lev
el which prevailed in the period from
189o to U96, whn the averege.in prt
price ranged flora 14 cints to IS cents,
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Autos Valued At $30,000 Destroyed
, Cleveland. O., May 28.-Over $175.
000 li ss hy fire ws ruffe red by four
concerns occupying a tne story bui'lin:
on Euclid avenue, near East 19th street
yesterday. The flame eiginated fr m
defective wiiin'g in 'he garage of the
Jackson Mot' r Company. Automol il-s
worth $30,009 were destroy od. Othi r
losers were; The Firestone Tire Con
pny, 7S,000;ContIhWal Jewelry Com
pany, $28,000; Anthony Carli", ownei.
of the buildin $40,000. It is expe t n
that $5,000 In jewelry stock b lony in,;
to toe Continental Company will I e ie
covered from the safe.
lure is on each tox. 25c
Army Bill Was Reported Back.
W'j -I b gti n, D. C May 28", -The
;i mi aj pri prialion bU was reported
luck to the Senate and Bouse by Ihe
roof. rs yesterday with an and
.'oin, mist rat ion amendment, wb ch would.
I 'Ululate Majir General Wood out of
ofli. e ,h Chi f of Staff and leave tbe
loi ation sn I distribution of miJiary
i ons iu a Comm suon of retired Aimy
el'i ers and two members each of tbe
Sermt T and Houce Military Affairs Com
niitt' ei The report was not acted upon
i i cittv r houfe today. Sharp eonflicl
ver the amendment is anticipated.
Victory Won By State Pllou,
Call us up and let us figure
with you for your screen
wants. J. S. Basnight Hdw.
Co.
Died.
Monday night at Raleigh, Mrsi E U
Roberts, after a short illness, nge49
year. Ihe deceased is survived by hv
daughters and one son, of Raleigh,
one brother, Mr. S, R. Street
of this city. Mi's. Roberts was Ihe
widow of Capt. E. B. Roberts, a for
mer resident of New Bern. The re
mains will arrive here thia afternoon
and will be carried at once to Cedar
Grove cemetery where thfune'ral ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. B, P,
Huske,
Clark Club Organized. '
Last night in Machinist hall, under
the direction of E. R. Pace, Raleigh,
and D, M. Clark, Greenville, a Clark
Club wasorganiztd with a membership
rof 40, mostly railway employe Th
platform of Judge Walter Clark waa
adoptel, W..Z. Duval, elecled presi tent,
W. A, R ddle, secretary of the club.
UNEMPLOYED MONEY.
is of little use to the owner.
If you are keeping your savings at homo or
some other place where they yield no interest juu
not get the full value from your money.
If you are saving for any purpose you will lu-.rr
the necessary amount sooner if you deposit your s;u
ings in this bank which will, twice a year, mid in
tenst at the rate of 4 per cent per annum to jour
account.
$1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT.
it
1 " . 1 11 ' ' in iii, Jiittogaystllji
WbJmbbI i.iiiH n iimmmT Ti iii'TiI I
Hot Weather Garments
Now that hot weather is on us we
wish to announce that we are prepared
to meet the public's need in light
weight apparal, in Cloting, Underwear
for Ladies, Men and Boys, Low Shoes
and Pumps, in white, tan and gun
mettle for the whole family, Mens
Straw Hats, Summer Millinery etc.
rEBSBHSSSSf?
J. J. BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE
DEP'T STORE
Cuban President Is Against interven
tion by United Slates.
Wm'.ington, May . 28. UU pilot
won a victory over the steamship eon
"" i inics in the United States'. 8oprenvs
Improve your lawn and pro- l';"urt d ciding yesterday thaoastwlB
tect vour flowerawith flower! "" In!? ,,e"n 0B!"
T.eci your uowcrswun nowen mJ wjlh a Fedflr .boa d. are
J.' S. ttl'l -mt joct to liability for 8taU pJlo.t
ni' fees uptn entsriogar lea vthf porta.
gtiards. For ,fale by
tiasnight Hdw U).
' TTT-
WIU Operate' Chair Car.
Morebtad City. n ,U"1 North
Cwollnlaaewho iajoy the dllght(ui
aamoier months at ii nebeed City wib
be glad to. know that ihe Norfolk
frMtherir Ballroad frill operate this s a
aoa A chair ear service from Ooldsburui
At The Athens, ao matter
v, hai's tbe weather, tmusersetU
nnd comfort
The
rooie" Usves ror Charkatoa.
Tl torpedo4.est "Foote" leftyetUr
Havana, May 28. President Gomes
has sent a telegraso to President Tafl
in which be protests In friendly bu'. firm
terms, agaiust intervention , by the
Unit I dtates.
"It la my duty to say that so serious
a resoiuti w hurts the feelings of a peo
ple who love and are jealous of their In
depend nee," be sejs after reciting
that he bed received from United States
Mialst J1 Beaupra a not Informing bias
the the Washington government had
ordered guoboat sent toNipe Bay and
aatrongnaval eoncenlratioa iat Key
Wast ia antifipeUoa of psibl even-
toalMea, aad also In e'veat that lbs On
bad roveratBeot was' made snbUi to
protect Americaa property it ,' was the ;
Intention to land fores for that pur
n ihe
THfc
PRQPORTtQN OF SOBPLOS'MO'MSEO:
PROFITS 10 MFM ' "
NATIONAL BANE
OF NEW BERNE, N. C
STANDS . i:
FIRST among the banks of . the' City
THIRD among the Natioriaj Banks pf
And ae it km nrr4oe arxi VadlvtdVi ProfiU eaMmtln ie IO&,onO
anAnting to IWO.OOO, It bae a place eel the" National Bsnk It tl
f iJowot, which. bwM4M attly benka bavidg' 0rphe and Un )(! U 1
f'rofiU eel l rtniig tboir CsptUl ek. ' " "
to Morebead City. JTbe ehair ear all "sv.moriinig ior toe (jnarweton, B, u.
be let eotamieaioa M Jdne Wlh.lhe dale rJl V yrd wiU'OBdarga
eat for Mealae- the AtlaaUe Hotrl. i " ' ,v rrPlr Inipref amewU. It
ca.M mm kri.ki , .1,1. Jiiaaderit. cd that thaboax will be
MMbf it The Atuu.ua. , Reierva: loii returned 1 0 this port oo sueonat f tbe
Vnnal ankrlA f A K aiw.h(fi iw ae.4k
fact that sine Ihe Board of Alderan
lor psnl.s fiom taaa towrs In ertrl l8, Wri'Priallo-,r $t&,00 per
and wMtsrrt Norta. Carolina. La- th JUim Jm t
V.rti. .r.erwntnrf fr, m 'Wliaon nih M mainlaio Uelr thin of tbe
' ppiol,8anebqry, Qraenaboro, Ch.rlot u, r. Tbta 1a Indeed to be ragrMUo.
ft.t.Uk.'r.ftU.h- N tur. W..h. I n onetM a I U km to the boalKeas aaca
InelM. aad 6rAHte. ; . v . or 11 V V a ao a loaa la many OUiee
Tbe aoMlriK dwxs wfti be gives Sat
urday night Juos 15ib, and lisniger A.
A. DflBol wll preaaal to laa Isdiee a(
tilag a bendeniM eoavenlr tbe will
donlfKae bttV". ' !" '; K
At Black Xoaaul.
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avcUon ef tl.s stata shows trraUr
lprtraant fine the flleck . livutitam
Cmlry." Kw Mada aad bundrds al
m bolUli g of i klnH. The iv
nyt tnd h slrt1y bgi1 to fr(,
TH ( '' Minii nn ieun4rttf
r v t.r, of t're, J O MrGmirand
i t if a r p : - r pUcK
, !i,.ih,. h r 1 1 ih
' m ' r " un'.in M I
; ' i'in!!. inr-.
wsyr, v8taca iiaoary 1st, 1911, fl.fcv
have bsefl epeat With local coal dealera
tut foeli (COO have Wen apent for
greeeriea ahl KjO.M hav beet spent
by the member! of the crew for ciotb
ing and other Incidental oipvAMt. Hera
I I9.m 00 petit within flv aottht
with local luerranltle flrir.s, within
year tha ameOot would run doubilees
ssl.tgh a H.OOQ'oa With the lost at
me other pot ,thl will be M U
w nera merehaau. The elty was
OTy mil d on lo py 00 s - yr
toward th, gl Ict and it dtrUM
llftt I. WPu!4 I Unl to rlfi UU
The tub's ' T' ' P 't,TI " eH M'lin'
f'Kiirn an'i "tne i :r .ri ' o r r
It . t'.e F.K.t"" Lr .- 1 ! k (
ftliV.tJr"e,a
W F A Fi
V.45 p. m. and 8:00 p. in,
enterUlflmenU at The Alberts.'
an,' J,'n- ' I1 Ill MaMnMMM;..
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tr,' r"t ae I j
CkMnai Ciarclaaa talem faula
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Special to JoarnaL
' Wbetoa-SaWnv May n,-Tb llCth
annual aotnmeaceaaeoi eiercieee of 8e
lata reenale Co lata c)omI tHsy on
af tbafeaUxes being the literary ad
drees fey.Hoo. W. T ttkkeU, Attor
nay General 7 North Ceroilna, who
e-ioM for biaaQbJet Tad Wot&a
Beeralirol." He praised highjy U de
partment of Dos tie 8tfeoie In Se
les Collet.; Be Miergsd noon tbe Ira
ports nee of simple d'.et, and Daily ur
cUe in the develupenentof a wkoieeotne
altraellva wooianho'ML '. r - i- -
tJUKop RondthaUir, prewileet af tbe
rSo.tr) af tn(, presented dlplootaa
lo 8 nlr la ihe 0l'g Dpr
iYitn, one graduate let ''. fc
tm lr fjiiny, one ia expMija, n In
hi-ia fintinf snt i5ve I '8mtic
f rl rrt;' iV.i !.
Ini-'il. and J'ehi-.r, fi-tr-h,
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BATES-STREET SHIRTS
HE DOFf'T WEAR IHE BEST
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