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1 - ; l f KKOWN . CirXULATION ; tSTABUSHEDi v.- ' - - J":'- -i; - ' - ' - : ' I -' ' ' 4' it S 3 NUMBER -100 NEW BEN, NORTH CAROLINA," FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 26 1912- THIRTVFIRSTVYARr ij Zl . . , ' --tTTry-, : cr r -r-, t'V t pliiiiE Fiilif ii; I An Invita Hon For ;1 Hiifijr S treopie. nvfW; iDTits small savings accaunti from , V ' ' working men tod woaatn. clerks.' book . W keepermechanict, .housekeeperi, dreaa- makert, hlldreo and all tbrifty people ; wbo aave a portion of 1 heir incorne. Anybody wbP if '. intcreaicd in saving mtney sod" desires to make be- ginning is encouraged to do aq by thU bank. We . welcome depieiU ja any amount, extending . etery eourtety aad attention to depositors, whether their' accounts are Jarge or amall This Bank Pays Fouf Per , Cect Compound . Interest. v "-s. NEW BERN BANKING TRUSTCOWRANY :NrW8CRN,N.C. . TO PUT C ROOSEVELT TR 00 0(1 I i PER CENT 3 DISCOUNT On all Clothing for the next 1 5 days only. As, we have to reduce our stock of Clothing to. make room tor Fall and Winter goods we are offering this great reduction jor A SHORT TIMK ONLY Mow, is your chance to save money, your pocket to give nte a trial. It will bo money in SAM LIPMAN Cor, Middle and 8. F. Bryan Block. IF YOU WANT. The best fence The best stove Tht' jest paint Pitts burgh is the Fence-Buck's is the Stove B. P. S. is the Paint, and we cajrjy a. complete stock and will make the price right. J. 5. I : PBOJNE 99, BUS NIGH T HARDWAR EGO. 67 S. FRONT ST. NEW BERN, N. C. The place to buy your Spring or Summer Suit at prices within reason. I absolutely guarantee satisfaction. New t line of samples just received. Call and inspect my stock. Cm. CHAD W1GK, Merchant Tailor, 103 Middle St ewBernO. EAST CJiHOUHa TEACHERS TRAINING SCHOOL A Stftte school to train teachers for the public schools of North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one purpose. Tuition free to all who aree to teach. Fall Term begins 8ep- .tcmber24. 1912. For catalogue and other information address. - ' .ROE I v RI6HT, President, 6retfe.J. C. Briitol, Va , July 25. A special from JjrjesviJIe tells of the first kitting grow ing out of the election troubles in Lee County, Va , in connection with which moreLan 200 men- are under indict meat, and are to be trie! fur alleged bribes and Election law' violation, Dr. James V. Walden, a prominent pi ysic ian and Democrat of the, Black water Precinct, was shot to death- by Perry Wallin, a Republican Perry Waliin overtook Or. Waldun in the public road and a quarrel eriued. Last February Dr. Wa d. n caned Wallin to be indicted o.i th) phargi of ibaving intimidatel election j ldes in the Slack water Pr-cinc and this was the Start of the trouble between the two. Following a war of word', Dr. Wal den drew a revolver, it ia stated, and presented it, as if to fire upon Wallin The la tter - mad t"ick esponse-'-aod fired a-bail-from hie rtvo:vr, killing Pr. Walden almost Instantly, -r . " - W allin went to J ones vil'e, frhere be surrendered to H O Jnalin and B. R. SobblnettTjusticea of tbe peace,, who' held an examipatjen trial... , , , : I I Ml SM1M I ! III II II 1 ill iTllKE' PROPORTION OF 'SURPLUS AND lINOtVIBEO I It l PROFITS TO CAPITAL - ' -11 I' ll HL liii: NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERNE, N.C " STANDS ' FIRST aniong . the banks of the dity'. TrJlRb'ambng the Ntfonal :Banksf .i-vMHn xthe Stated v And aa It has Surpiuand Undivided Profits amounUng to $106,000 and apital amounting t $100,000, it has a pface' on tha National Bank Roll of Honor, which. Includes only banks having Surplus and Undivided' profits equal to or exceeding their Capital stock. - . FIHEL;i!luEl Bilill Riversides Took Fifth Prize jtn Inter state lpse;$cr Races .Yesterday;. Special to the Journal . 'f Nebraskan's Assignment WiU be to Ilahtss Bull Moose :;..-":';,: Candidate; :ffy Sea Girt, 'H.' J.; July 25kM4 Idk question as" to what ia - to beome Of William "Jennings brtafi. - to the Demijcratic national V campaign - was aeemlBgly answered her when cloee political advisers nt Governor WllaenJ leMt be: ipown tbat Bryan asaigiu meot lor the campaign wiUfee ta wor- ry and harass tbe Bulf Mnojn'; eandl. LhMnrf 83 seconds each. and the first and data, aod t? IWlow.hisit svf oaoMawrprtr; eyided between ing bevy ef question -maiks into every funK lMoatc . won.- taa. ttnra. pria, debatable Btat.; sjt-t's v "The,asatgntfient of Bryan to take care of Colonel .Roosevelt ia regarded bare as a happy one in which the Nebraskan will take great joy, It.te known tbat Bryan has always .regarded.Roboaevelt aa a trespasser upon Democratic . pre serves, and the Wilson forces expect him to make a brave showing as a de fender of bis party's right to carry out in office the things for which Bryan stood long before Colonel Roosevelt de Oided that be, too, would take them up. " In order to prepare Mr. Bryan for bis excursions along the "Bull Moose' trail Governor . ilaon will hold a con fereace with hi on at Sea Girt shortly after the sprech of acceptance is de livered on August 7th. Mr. Bryan has been invited to come here prepared to remain for two or three days. So far do political visitor has t-ecn asked to stay over night at the "L tie White House" and Brvan'B visit in this re spect will be unique. Bryan will urge, according to the present plan of campaign sketched eat;: for him, that (Vonel Roosevelt tellj just why George Wi Perkins- Is corF-. tributing to bis campaign; just why the Colonel did so little with the tariff in his seven years in office; just how the Tennessee Coal and Iron deal cane about, and how it came that the Steel Trust maintained so persistently, its Status a a "good trust." He will arm that every item in the Bull- Moose" party's program has long been Democratic dec rine, witb the exception of the won. an suffrage idea and- the judicial reestU FayetteyiHe,: K, ,7uTyfi 26tli The State Firemen's, Tournament,, which has been in session be Jt tbi week cam toaioeelhis afternobi) wlthe Jb teretate Horse Hoas'Wagoi' fl.' . Is these rsees Goldeboro ipd Sumpter; & i C, tied for tb.flt tlaea, their tials u.i. on j J ' "? n a. m makjoc the run in S3 8 6 eecoads. The fourth prise ws won. by Morhaf Q- y, uiaaing- vbo top -ra - i o aecopo, and tbe Riscreiders team of New Bern took, the fifth prire, making the ran ia 34 4 6 seconds,' Both the Atlantic and Button companies blew off at the hy drant, ' , . The New Ben teams will leave here tonight at 2:6? o'clock' ietid will arrive home tomorrow morning at 9: 15 o'clock Several companies have already left. Companies winning prizes , on ac count of their wagbns -were Riverside Hose Company, of New Barn; 'South- side, of Greensboro, Salisbury, More- head City, Coo cord and Kmston DECIDE TOXIEEIh HI BDTH PLAGES Stands by Negr Assistant. Washington, July 24 Attorney-Gsn era Wickershsm has let it be known that he will go to the Milwaukee meet ingof the American' Bar Association and personally lead the right against the rxpulaion of W. H. Lewis, the ne gro assistant attorney general Attor ney George Whhroca;,F )f Baltimore, has conducted the catapaign against Lewis. - " '. ?- For six months the "controversy over the eligibility of Lewis to membership in the association, on account -of his color, bas ragad. Mr. Wiitelo ck and Mr. Wickerabam engaged in a duel of words when the question was first raiaed by the Biltimorean and the de cision of the Attorney-General to go to Milwaukee means that It will continue until thetinai vote, Many prominent lawyers in the East have- assured Mr. 1 Wickerabam that thevwiliyaUDBort him in defense of Lewis membersh'p. v u E COURT iBEliCnSE Wednesday's Richmond Journal says: "Herbert Tisdale, of Norfolk, today obtained in the Supreme Court of Appeals a writ of error and Su persedeas. . , "Tisdale Was tried and convicted for . operating a'-gambling establish ment in.-the city" of Norfolk, two courts rinding him guilty. line the ""When the place which Tisdale and his Newspaper Men Vote to Grat- nblOnsoftlisbury f-i&i and Astteyille Too. Special to the Journal: " r Morebead Ctty-,Jaly 26.-The Press Association toddy 'adjourned sine die after accepting invitations' to meet at both Sallabnry and Ashe villa. A busi ness meeting wiltbe held at the form er place fn Dec ruber and seme time next Summer a meeting' for recreation purposes will be held at Asheville. The executive committee will select the date for both meetings. .- James H. Cafpe,1 Editor or the Aabe viUe CitUeUj w' 'elected President and -Jl,. B.' oerrili of Concord, for, yeans Secretary of the Press Assoei atiOD, was re-elected to 1 hat position. W, C Hsmmer, of Aahboro, A. "7! Conner, of Rich Square, and Don Sin clair,' of Fayetteville were elected first, second and third vicepiesideals respect ively. The association this afternoon tok a boat trip. Tomorrow they go to New Bern where tbey will be entertained by the Chamber of Commerce Reports Wilson as Confident of victory. Richmond, July 25. Richard E. Byrd, confident of the Democratic victory at the polls next November, re'urnd to Richmond yesterday from Sea Gir, N. J., where he has bsen conferring with Governor Wilson in regard to the approaching campaign. Further than to say that ha found the Democratic president 1 nominee in fine fettle an J fully ai confi leni of victory jh himself. Mr. Byrd did not bring an overstock of news back with him. "As a matter of fact," lie said "there are so many newspaper men camping op the trail of Mr.- Wilton that what escapes them is harJly worth repeating after a man leaves there. They are quartered io several tents on the gov ernor's lawn and even while they are sleeping never fail to have a few sent inels posted in the neighborhood to make sure that nothing gets by them. Madagascar) Wild Peaohes. In Madagascar wild peaches found In great numbers. are TALKS OF BIG LAND PURCHAS E v x - Why The Bull Moose. . Norfolk Ledger Dispatch?" ,, A. correspondent wants t6 know wBy the Roosevelt psrty is beifaeslgnhted' as the Bull Moose party. -f.,ot' v,i -'. "The name- originated when ' Colonel Roosevelt was asked recently; "bow he fait, 5., '"As fine afra bull mooeeV he replied. The phrase waa at one taken npby newspaper correspondents and became so popular that, ; when Roosevelt an nounced his Intention of organis'ng his third psrty, the name "BulK Moose" was unofflclallypplied to jt,;; fVPn'tr3r Wenilfu'. But High . Judging from theiarge "number , of chickens being... peddled, around the Lsfreets yesterday One would have thought that all the fowls in this sectkn had been brought in fer sale. ' Despite the fact that tbS market was well sup plied, the price did rot decrease in the least. - Chickens were ' being sold ' at prices ranging from 20 to 60 cents each, according to slzs. ;. said to have . onerated as an em ployee was jraed, by the police they found forty-vCaajnfen therein,! but- there . was no gambling; going on at bushel of-poke chips, a crap table, poker outfit, a faro table and a few other devices for separating the would be wise from their coin,, but there is denial . that the place for gaming. " 'Tisdale was tried In the Police Court qf the.city of . Norfolk, and there he eot a sentenceof-a- fine of JlOO-end a term of sixty "days In jailr He appealed, from this, the case going to the Corporation iouTt,- amT when the Jury got through with him tbey found 'that the jury had ignored the previous, conviction and proceeded to hand it to him Jby 'giving him a fine of $1,000 and adding ten months to- the jail term,' making it one year behind the bars, r .. 1 - """Th action of 'tlieuSuprfenie Court today- means that the case - will be fe-- Viewed,- and whea that ia. done one of three thingfl is rjossible the case may be dismissed it may be remanded,: or the verdict may be affirmed.'1 w " , ' ,'(" , . ...I..I.H . i li .V f If ; x . - - . ' rr .."i-., . Obituary, ?U; ;. ,u ' Hermou Riggs was born Oct 1887. He became a member Nf the M. E. church South at the age - of ltvr His Mr. C. R. Shaw, of Quincey, Fla who has purchased the Magnolia farm, near Croatan, . from Mr. J. W, Stewart, spent yesterday in the city. He informed a Journal reporter that he intended making a number of im provements on the place. An over seer 'will be placed in charge and dur- summer months Mr. Shaw wife, who is now in Florida will, live there. ' Magnolia farm is a familiar place to the majority of the people living in east ern North Carolina. Its banks rise for forty or fifty feet along Neuse river for about three miles and it is said to be one of the finest farms in the State. Although the price paid was not made public it was doubtless in the neigh' was intended borhood of; $50,000.. Mr. Shaw will remain in. the city tor several days before returning home. , ; Ne Vc: l2vii:3 Et The Ath r ':y rr 1 Tl ' r rm f - --j .". future was bright, H possessed that happy disposition tbat gained ;for-: him friends wherever he livef,". Not many months ago his health failed. He realized fully that bis sick ness wss tintq dsatb. InhiH last days be received a fresh baptism of thn Holy Spirit. His bad been a fine life, and i i the end he re ceived the crown of ! glory, 1 never saw a happier Christian-' on the vure of the grave. Hereon fca'a us fare- y. GottlTSeea Wilson yictory. x'! London, July 24. --.George J. Gould, after spending a few day s here and who will leave tomorrow with Mrs. Gould for Boulogbe, where they' "will motor, gave an interview-on the - sftuHlion "at heme" today.- - '- "Conditions to me folk' very promis ing," he said. "The: prospect for the crops is very, good, yhi'.e business gen erally is in good coflditios 1 tbirk We will see a general business revival be-' fore fall . J don't think tha-' improve- enent will await on, ;tb result . of the election, as the people have a heady dis counted, that result, . making Vbp their mind for a Democratic victory. ,.--' "Praeticallv evervbodv is sa'lsflari that Roosevejt wilt .raw enough "votes from Teft.to. defeat JWm.;, Besides this ia a Democratic ysar.',.: , well and went l.rnie to 1 behind him ona cf t' ; I moniis t1 t I r 1 r-J i li'nving t t s'i- 'Mil tllf niit Mvtia iif4,luL .' The .destroyers of " fine dramatic myths "tell ' Us nowadays that the Caliph Omar did not bum the ancient . library.' of "Alexandria, and therefore c:a not nave a cnanqe to aay. tuat an the hoot.s In it that agreed with the Koran v,;re stiperditous, and all thut !re-ref4 vi! h the Koran Were pen c'ji 1. TpuI : s t' a psronnlal fre'V i i aiid vit. y of tbe talq ere dus to an ererlasli. j norii al huitsaa li tred of weed-grown, literary grave-yarJs. Every person should have a "Reserve Fund" as a safeguard because there are times when ready cash is absolutely necessary. We cal attention to -the Certificates of De p sit issued by this bsiik -Which draw four per cent Interest from date of deposit, thereby af fording a profitable as well As safe form of in vest ment. , - . If - ' ' M Our Clean Sweep Sale! ft' Our Clean Sweep Sale is attracting big crowds : : : : Don't fail to call to seeus. Everything going at great BAR 0 A I NS I. T- Department Store BA XTER Elk's Temple. If He Doesn't Wear Gotham He Doesn't Wear the Besk" V.7; Bt V $4,0CT Garments pure Silk 2.00 x 1.50 vhxx .50 -25 Linen 0 $2,50v..y; Cross bar Nainsook .85'y White Nainsook: -: .Gotham Fabric ' Checked Dimity. MEN and BOYS. .55' ,40 .18 1 j ens t: :-l i ProKperous Welsh Colony. There la a v'olnh colony la Fata- ' , i ' 1 ) ' r-t Uii't I t ' " I ' il i 1 v I " 4 PES CENT, interest fi m &mmm SATE CErOriT COXES TO?, RENT i I rv';!;i. i t ! r i'i. i. I r
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