JULY 9, 1912
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-"ANY people perhaps you are one of them, '
just-make their expenses equal to'lheir
rome. Tit U really e, wonder how they man
age it -Try making your expenses just" a little lees
than jour income .Ityoq manage to keep income and
out go equal, perhapa you can manage $o mk e ' your '
expnsijjijitf lew thn jrowr iniom i ; Deposit what
you save each wees or each month with tail bank-, :'-;
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" We "Alar Invite Personal And Household
Lhecking Accounts. ,
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COMFORT AND REST FOB THE BABY"
PEACE FOR THE MOTH ER r-
THE ORDINARY HOUSE FLY , .
TIS NOT merely a nuisance, a (a commonly supposed, but a danger
ui pest which should be avoided aa the plague. Hia body and Jem are,'
covered wi h thousands of fine hairs aod hiaftwt are eapt-cially adapted ;
Jot collecting disease germs. The number of germs that have avinally
been found on him ranges alf the way from two hondred and fifty to ate
mi'lion. He is built to carry deadly germs both inside and out.
' Be transmits Typhoid Fevr, TubercuioalB, .Summer : Diarrhoea' of
chilli en, Car uncli and In'estlnai Worms, and carries acuta contagious'
diabases, such as Small Pox, Diphtheria. Scarlet Fever, Chicken-Por.
and Mea lea In fact, all the germs known to produce disease have been
discovered on the fl,' body and in the fly specks. - - ,
"DEAl H TO THE FLYr-SAVE THE BABIES" v
Knowing that the house fly is in reality the deadly enemy of humsOf,
bem a, it is .he solemn duty of mothers to s e that ihir htlplea little
babies are protec ed from its disease laoen touch The ' 1
"WESTBROOkr BABY PROTECTOR .
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wil: bi ing joy, rest and a sense of-safety to thousands of mothxrs this
; summer It is no easy task to sit through the wea y hnuis a bsby re
quires for sleep a d brush the flies - away. It k-n't quite' reasonable,
neither, to cover .t from head to foot, depriving it of (he full benefit, of
fresh air. i :
TriE WESTBROOK BABY PROTECTOR is a patented article, whkh '
Solves the problem. - t . :.
ITS MANY USES
; The uses of the Protector are many. It serves its purpose equally well'
whether the baby rests on a bed, on a couch, on a blanket or a . qult on 4
the fl'ior, in the open air of the poroh, under the shade trees, or in nun'
mer house. . ... , r. . r ,
Few Left, $3.00 For Large Size, $2.50 For Small. -CLOSING
OUT $1.75 AND $2 25 ,Vf. ;
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iTi'LlvS Oir TARIFF
61 POLLOCK ST.
PHONE 28Sf
Bays the High Coot of -living is
.the Burning Question of the
Sea Girt, fi, July 8.-r-Gornor
Wilson has expressed the opinion that
the high cost of living is the burning
issue of the hour and that ''at Its heart
lies the high protective tariff. ? Be said
it is the issue he wHI cover fully in JMs,
speech of acceptsnce and in every earn
ps.tgnpeech he will. make, y The tariff
lies at the heart of it WHson be
lieves the man trust questions J have
arisen out of the tariffs '"-'' , ,
"D yon intend, n Goverhof, ' to take
off your coat sml go, to the mat with
RooseveltT" Wileon was naked regard-
insr his Probable tariff fivhL - "That
sounds terribly strenuous doesn't U7'
commented ibe Governor laughing. He
ssid th Mattery wool! be fully covered
in his, acceptance rpeech, not conhf not
now indicate Irbat he" would eayt Vj'l
want Ume-to organi my thooght''
laid he.' He said the- mo tt interesting
part of his mail today were cootriba-
tions'' He saidr 'There- are a dosen
lntters containing checks of from fie
to One hundred . dollars. That plea as
me greatly; because ft is my Idea of the
r'ght Jkind of campaign. I think , coa
.tnbptions should com? in small amounts
from unsolicited sources. " Governor
Wilson displayed a letter from Senator!
nananeaq, or- Aiaoama, assuring nim
of the enthusiastic support of Under
wood and all of bis fri nds. Underwood
ssyv: After the battle we found no dead.
to bury. We ere ready to pursue the
enemy and will follow you in the thick
est of- the fight," j, James Hamilton
Lewis; of Chicago, wtites: "I an one
of the men hq will aid id bringing you
the electoral vote "of . Illinois,' Indiana
and lowar" Chairman Jam' e, of
Democratic conventkn.is exi acted here
to arrange with Wilson, for the formal
nolifieaitoa date. It will be set for
near August 1st. '
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t Smith and Havener Singing
and flancing at.The Athens.
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Democratic State Committee Meets
" t Tonight.
J Raleigh, N. C . July 8 -When the
State Democratic executive- committee
meet here Tuesday evening .there will
ne some action to be taken as to '- the
regQ'ationa for the senatorial primary
ss well as the election of - the' State
chairman (o serve the next year in the
Stead of Chairman W. H. - Eller, who
e pee talo rt tire. . The mot t talked of
candidate for the chairmanship is. Hon,
Clyde Hoey, of Shelby, Hon. -C-Mneron
Mort inon was mo h talked of -as - the
miet proraMe choice of the committee
O itil he made- the. positive statement
tome week s ago . that he would '.net
undertake the duties of the chairman.
ship: Charles A. Webb of Asb villa; is
understood" to be Ibe choice- of iocke
Craigthe Democra ie nominee. ,
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1 The place to tny your Spring or Summer Suit St pikes
wiihin recon. I abto&iebr g"fi 62tt!" . t:wri
.' line of samples jnst received.' Call and inspect my ftoclu. 1.
Kew JBernN. (5,
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THE
.NATIONAL ':BDE
.OF NEW, BERNE, N. C.
FlRST'among the banks of the City
THIRD among the National Ban!;s cf
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the State
And as it has Surplus and UndividedProflta amounting to ICC
Capital amounting to $100,000, it has a place on the Nation 1 T '
of Honor, which includes only tanl-sl v'r.-r Turplus an J U.
Profits equal to or excee ' j tl - C, ; 1 t
tncampment Week at More he ad
City.
This la encampment week at More-
head the Second Regiment is tenting
three miles from- he town and their
camp ie along the waters; of JBogue
Sourid. , The encampmentopend f July
3 and will eontinue'untf July 12 Com-
psnie f rota Tarboro, Kins ton. Rocky
lount, Goldsbdror Fay etteville Wash
ington, Clinton; Sdenton, Wilson, Lum .
ber Bridge and.' Dot ham compose, the
regiment. ? Lieutenant Col , Jo Van 8.
tfetts is in command..,. Brig, - General
Francis A. Macon Is in charge 'f the
quartermaster's department, Lkut
Col. J. Waaha HisRAll ta Tsnir a .; t fficer
and Major R. T. Panfels is the statisti
cal officer Brig: Gen. B. S. Royster
ie with the regiment, . detsiled on: spe
cial duty,: .Jfore than .669 men .are in
v"H'-- -JiJ i urn ii i n. tehtg.'gfe a
" Kills Tour and Ends Own tlfe ' .
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v Dawson, Iowa, July 8 Eugeni Vag
ilo", aged 45 years, yesterday killed hi
brother, John.Vagho, proprietor of the
Cenfrat Hotel; his brother's .wife and
their two children, Rosa, aged 16, and
Christina, aged 9, and then committed
suicide. . i '
' Eugenio Vaglio wss infatuated with
I 'a niece, Ross snd had been forbidden
Vy her parents to enter the house. Tb
murderer went to the hotel with two
r'.'itola and a dagger. He found Mrs.
Vi) r!io in the kitchen, followed her to
hrr bed room and thot her th'jre. : Tin
hur' and was killed in bed. Clrintus
ri'iibed to the door and was shot down
ttud Ilosa was slum in bed. The niui d
trct then cut his throat and blew out
iiis tirains, ; :
The five persons were f jund dead in
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Second District Members to" Hold
HPow Wow at Morehead.' City.
Tg.i Elaborate Program. ? u
j The following letter recei ved by us
yesterday with a request for, publica
tion will explain itself i -'fl , t . 1
-Tj the members of the, ti District
,' Improved Order of Red men, North
Carolina. ;'. f J
J3ear Brother; I call your attention
to the 2d District meeting , of t be, Red
Ifen, to be held at sforeheed Oty en
'Tuesday Sleep Buck moon at 8ih run.
30 h brtath in the convention haO at the
Atlantic hotel if yon come in on the
afternoon train, you will reach the At
lantle hotel by 1 o dock; and have plen
ty of time for supper. ' The 'convention
halt is on the second floor t thtj. Atlan
tic hoteL'.pi?-JiW
, Now a' few suggeationa to caoh mem
ber; Try to be untune,-and we will col
be long in aessioiw After the meeting
there haa bees suggested tohaVe a war
dance on the ball room floor ethe At'
lantie boM in oui Indian suits, -Tbta
will be a One thing; and 1 am sure will
esU a huge crowd, and will do the Or
der good in this Tart of the 8Ute,. 4
would like for each of you to br ine your
uit. The North Carolina State Guards
are now Jn cimp, and I m sure there
are lots of Red Um with themi and we
mvlte Ihem to Join us; We bsvo ae
cured a naphtha launch for July 10(b to
tike you down, fifteen tntiea to a pony
penning, and we want esch Red Man,
who can, 4o gn on thia - trip. We will
return in the afternoon and take you
ever to the beach for a bath in the At
lantle ocean. At S p ,m. wewui go
ever to Beaufort with brother Good
win, -our G:d"'of R.;v assisted bj
Chattawsa -Tribe Ho'14. of New Bern,
s. d lil inslitote a Tribe there, and we
will retnrnto the Atlantic hotel by 11
o'clock. Now. Red lien, come, and we
will have a god meetings Let each
member la'k this upend tell all. .Please
write me by return mail If yon think
you Caa eme. Hi-ping to see yon one
snd all at our District Meeting, July
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Yours in Ft F. ft C
fiiJvW WILLIS, Jr.,
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Remains Laid at Beat.
All that
mortal of the late Mr.
Alexander ' UcLacklan "was tenderly
laid to rest in Cedar Grove cemetery
yesteiday-aftarnooo The funeral ser-
vice was conducted from the Prsby
terian Church by Rev." J. N H. Sum
aseral; the pastor.' At -the grave the
Royal Arcanum -Lodge; of which; the
deceased wea an honored member, bad
charge of the etvmoniea,' The floral
Iribdtee '"were, very -beautiful and
attested the eateem ir which Mr, Mc
Lacklaa waa held t iThe pall bearers
were Messrs A." E? Hibbard, Thomas
Daniels; 8; M Biineon, D.1 F.. Jarvis,
U. H. Cutler and 8. M,- Brinson,
t Banged iaXffhiy'.
Wasbfngion," July 8th William Jen
nings Bryan was hanged- in -effigy, at
the Colonial Beach- tummer', resort to
dy." A man disappointed over the out
come of -the Baltimore Convention per
petrated the act' Resident, at the re-
aort.Tfsented it, cut doirn the effigy
and threw i Into thtx river. t
, Reeently we have Lai ; complaints
from subscribers who have not received
that day's copy of the Journal; ' It Is
the desire of .the management - that
every subscriber, receive this paper on
time and it is their intention to see
that they do get it', If your paper ie
not delivered to yotl in- a reasonable
length of time, call up this office and let
us know it, ' 1 - m
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rionrisbed Hla Revolver,' Gets Arrest
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While the' Atlantic Coast Line tram
was enroute from Wilmington to this
city Sunday night Harry. Huff, of this
city caused consternation among the
psBserers by cursing snd threatening
to u -a his revolver - which he wss
fl -uii. '.. . z arounJ in the cars. . Thf
ctor fiimliy succeeded in placing
the u ".'y psssePf't'r under rrent and
lorkej Lt;n vp it) the baggage car, Up
on the nrrivnl of the train in this cit
hevist . 1 over to a pulicfnuii
Intirliv itf" iedto live a hpfi1
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Engineer Killed and Fifty Passes
' en Tllurt - Ia: ' Collisioa" At4 ,
'Greensbore, N. uly 8roineer
Thomu C. Beachof Alexandria. Va.,
waa fatally injured and more than 60
paaaeBgets more or less seriously hurt
when Southern , Railway limited train
No. $& from, Atlanta to , Washington,
collided bead on with freight, engine
On the local yards at 8;40o'c)ock Satur
day afternoon, - T
Engineer Beach died' at the hospital
The wrecked train .carried between
350 snd 400 passengers, and was run
ning at terrifia epeed. when Enginerr
Beach applied the-eraergency . braker,
1C0 yards before the erash and jumped
fr m bis cab. Hie ficeman jumped and
escaped with sl'ght 4njar es. - Of the
passengers and crew, the more serious
ry injured are J. M, Small, conductor',
Spencer, N C, Vib broken and contus
ion on shoulder; J. B. Long, Atlanta,
Ga. (orehcad cut and serious abraskns
unxeboulde? and knees, also", suffering
greatly from shork; B, C Springs,
ticket collector, Aabeville, back, arm.
and legs bruised; Mr. and Mrs. B. C.
Craven, and daughter, , Kitty, of Danville,'.-each
suffered severe cuts and
btuisev; G. D. Brboks.Greenville, $.C,
bruites on side and fractured rib, Ed.
S. Goodman, Richmond, Va.,' facectt
and neck strained; Isaac Delilly, negro
cook on diner. Washington, D. ii., seri
ous burns on face and arms, E T. Lip
pircott, the Philadelphia publisher.was
a passenger.
The wreck was caused by the engine
of traio No. 86 t iking an open switch,
throwing it from the northbound track
onto the southbound. Less than 200
raids from the open switch the freight
engine stood, the impict at a speed of
about 25 mi es an hour being ternfli
The operator declared that Engiceer
Beach disregarded a danger signals Of
ficjals state that the accident was due
to an open switch. the responsibility for
which his not been determined.
Engineer Beach has been in the ser
vice 82 years and this was his first
w e k.He was the oldest engineer of this
division in point of service and among
the veterans of the system.
Mayor's Court.
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at a preliminary
Monday is usually a busy day in
municipal court, but yesterday was an
exception. There were only a few
lawbreakers lined up before noting
Mayor . Baxter to, answer for their
transgressions, '--'--
Dennis Barnes and Columbus Sanders.
colored -had a disagreement Sunday
morning' with the result that they both
bore the sears of battle when- the dust
of the affray had cleared awav. A
knife and club figured prominently in the
fracas and both defendants were bound
over to the next term of Superior
Court undef a bond of (50 00 each.
Jeanette White and Polly Black worth,
negro women were next called to the
bar. Their plead guilty to a charge of
being disorderly within the city.iimits
and each-was taxed with the costs of
the case against her.
'' Have your pictures framed at
the New Bern ' Furniture Com
pany, hone 728. 76 Middle
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'" Hew Design for Nlckcla. ' . :,
vWaabingtofi, July 8, -The- .design of
the 6-cent piece which has- been jingl
ing ut the pockets of American eitizens
for. many years does not. coincide, with
the treasury department's 'conception
of art and it will be changed jn its en
tirety. jnj "if i - ' , , 1
Secretary MacVeagh ' has decided to
replace the Goddess of Liberty on the
face of the nickle whh a Buffalo; The
reverse side of the new'.coin , will show
the bead of. so Indian. T- ,
' I. W. Fresher, of New. York.ig "mak
ing the design in collaboration wUh of-,
ficiala of the treasury department All
Its details will be decided upon at a
conference" between-: Secretary Msc
Veagh and Mr. Fraser next week.-
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Bubonic Plague Haa Foothold In Havanr.
. . Havana, July 8. --The existence of
bubonic plague in Havsna bas been d. -finietly
determined. A special board of
physicians has pronounced the case at
Las Animas Hospital true bubonic
The palnmt la Mendez Guerra, a Span
lard, employed, on a Sewer contract,
ile was taken ill July 3 at his lodguig
iiil'S clcse to the place. ' .. ;
Gup; i n is said to be dying end t!irr e
other r i riss are reported d'ad at the
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SYSTEMATIC', SAVfNG.
--rf Everyone who has tucceeded In saving money
r tystemtlcs'Jy knows .that the small self denial
necessary is far more than compensated bj the
' satisfaction ojf setting ahead ia the world.
. V y; One doUu week in five7;! years amounts to
2.90 dmtea jeitto t637JS with com
v 'pound inttret at 4 per cent. '
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Saturday night closed one of the
most successful sales that we have
ever had, but we find that there is
still a big stock of goods to be closed
out, especially in Clothing and Shoes
and we are determined to sell these
goods.
If you are in need of a Suit or a
pair of Oxfords or Pumps in Mens,
Ladies or Childrens it will pay you to
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see us.
There Are Hundred? of Other
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