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NEW; .BERN, NORTtftAROLINA. THURSDAY' MORNING. AUGUST 22 1912-
NUMBER 122
TH1RTY-FIRST YEAR
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Our Service
ASIDE from the absolute security afforded
by large capital and surplus, this bank
renders unexcelled service, and by rea
son of its complete equipment it is not only
in a position to handle acceptably the ac
counts of firms . and corporations, but it is
able to care for a large number of individual
accounts.
fit
IN THE CAMPAIGN
Sends Warning about Con
ceding Anything To
The Enemy
NEW BERN BANKING
AND
TRUST COMPANY
NEW BERN, N.C.
33 3
PER CENT
DISCOUNT
On all Clothing for the next I & days only. As we have
to reduce our stock of Clothing to make room tor Fall
and Winlei goods we arj offering this great reduction
tor A SHORT TIMK ONLY.
Now is your chance to save money. It will be money in
your pocket to give tne a trial-
SAM LIP MAN
Cor, Middle and-8. F. Sta. Nryau Block.
"WEST IS FOR WILSON"
Publicity Committe i s
Taken To Task Daniels
Enters Denials
LOST-JOBS, ALSO
CLOTHES, HAY SUE
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Craven County .Boys Want
Wilmington to Reim
burse Them
ELSE GO INTO COURT
i Detained As Witnesses.
Positions Gone When
They Got Home
MEAL
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Sea Girt, N. J., Ausj. 21. -Will am
Jennings Bryan took a hand in t ie con
duct of the Democratic natw lal cum
Damn long enough to send a mess ge
ofwarr.ing lo Josephua D ni Is, chiir-
man of Ihe Democratic ca-npaii,'h com
mittee publicity bureau. The -.-.rning
was against the issusnr-J of : ny state
ments conceeding such W stern States
as Nebraska. Colorado and U ah to the
Republicans.
Mr. Daniels could r,o. V. fi ' make
out what the warning a? al .-iboul,
but he found that dispatches ha J Luen
pent out from Sei Girt to - r h rvws
papers declaring that li hail l.ruujjht
to the -'Little White H me" i'e re-
bults of a canvas conduc d by mem
bers of the natonal comm t'eu when
Bhowed 10 States agair.at G ve nnr
Wilson.
'It dosan't sound like y u I b i con
ceHinir nnvthimr lo 111 pre ov. lei alone
myown State of Nebraska," wiouMr,
Bryau from West Virgin i, w!i r ; he is
busy on the Chautauqua circuit.
Mr. Bryan went on to d cl li t if
the national committee hart a iy inf t
mation that Colorad and U th w.re
against Wilson, the inform it on wa'all
H said that wherever ha had
appeared on the lecture pHtfo m ard
mentioned Governor Wils.ui the e had
been instant and prolong :d a;pla'jse
and that the signs seeme I m nt hope
ful.
From the Far West, he -na d, all of
his letters were enthusiastic in prom
ises of support and indicated that Wil
son Dnn i imant t renominated . As to
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Nebraska, lie said he was ctr;ain the
Republicans had no chance to w n
Mr. Eryan was not the only Demo
crat who lo.ik Mr. Haniels lo task lie
cause of his alleged intervi. w. Ma or
James Dahlman, of 0:r,ah , wh) is an
an'i Bryan man, wrote in i to ie fu'lv
confident as that Bryan had us-d, d
claring Ntbrtuka was for Wi so.i and
ohjectcl to itbeiiig giv. n ov; r o the
enemy.
Fr. ii) Utah came ihij t let r..ni:
"What, tin hlankety blankjly blank
dovcumean? Utah is for Wis n We
object to teing conceded away."
Mr. Daniels, over the telep1 one,
tated a statement nonight declaring
that the message from the West sn .
Mr. Brvan's message of warning had
all originated because of a totally spur
ious Interview.
"I never conceded"sny States to the
Republicans," he said.
Daniel Harper and L. H. Dixon, two
young men of Craven county, through
their attorneys, Moore & Dunn, are
threatening suit agauiBttlte City of
Wilmington, becanse of1fcfllothiiig
and positions as a result of being de
tained in Wilmington as witnesses in a
b' ni tiger case. They claim that the
place where they were canfined was so
fil'hy that when they got out they had
to buy new clothes and throw their old
onei a ay.
They also want compensati n for the
loss of tlnir position as they claim that
by reason of being detained in Wil
mington several days, they lost their
position, their emplojer not having
been advised as to whether they were
coming back and having secured other
men in their places.
A further charge is that they were
nor allowed t give bail and were n t
allowed any sum whatever even as wit
ness money.
The Star of yesterday says that May
or Joseph D. Smith has received a let
ter from Me;srs Moo"e and Dunn ask
ing for some compensation for the
young men and threatening to institute
suit if the request foi compensation
is not comp'iei with. The Star also
says;
"The mayor and other city authorit
ies are inclined to laugh at th h-eat
contained in lie letter. They s: y that
the men were given opportunity ) giv
bond, and were only held in ja.l after
they could not raise the men. v, and
that it was the county which was re
sponsible for them going to j.i', for
thev were not locked upat the City Hall,
but merely detained there."
VISITORS WIG
BLACK jpiJTl
Fortunate Those Who En
gaged Their Rooms
In Advance
TRAINS ARE CROWDED
EAST HOll TEACHERS MINING SCHOOL
A State school to train teachers for the public schools of
North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one purpose
Tuition free to all who agree to teach. Fall Term begins Sep
tember 24 1912.
For catalogue and other in formation address. r
ROBT. H. V RIGHT, President, Greenville, N. C.
THE
THE PROPORTION OF SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED
PROFITS TO CAPITAL
NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW BERNE, N. C.
STANDS
among Ahe banks of the City
THIRD among the National Banks of
e State '
DEATH SUMMONS
GENERAL BOOTH
London. Aog. 21.-Tha IW. Will
iam Booth, geua.al and comma idar-in
chief of the Salvation Army, passed
n ot in-li nVWW last nir.t. He
was born in Nottingham in 189
The veteran Salvation A my leaner
was unconscious for 48 hcurs prev ou
lis death. The medical bul'e in?
I nnt reoealed the perioumess of the
fionprara condition, which for a w. ek
nast. it is now admi'.tei, was hoix-1 '43.
Twelve weeks ao General Bo lh un
derwent an opera'ion for th rem ival
ol a cataract in his left eye For two
dayi after the operation indications
justified the hope of the Goneral'a re
covery. Then, however, srptic poison
Ing eet in and from that time, with
tboexception of occaa'onal ra'lies, the
patient's health steadily declined, lne
General recognized the cni was near
and often spoke of his work as being
ftnifhed.
Throughout the Comm. nder in chiei'e
Itnaaa U son Brarjwell Bothc, chief
of the stan oi , in army, an"
Bramwell Booth, gave their on-emit
tinr attentions to him both night nd
day.
DEFENDANTS FILE
ANSWER IN SUIT
In t Kit rnno pn tl Med Mrs. P. C.A
Ervin, administratrix of Leon id Ervin
v. the Sjuther.i Riilv.ay conpany
and Wil iam Tlnmas, set !or tr al ii
Winston-Salem, ihe defendants have
filed an answer to the complaint of tie
plaintiff In the damage suit recently
removed from Craveo county t Forsyth
county for the convenience of the wit
nesses. Mrs. B. 0, Ervin, the milliner
on the corner of Pollock ati-1 Criven
streets, is suing for $60,000, alleging
that her son, Leonard Ervin, waski led
at Rural Hall in April, 1911, by lne
negligence'of the defendants. They
deny this and allege thit the plain
Perfect Weather-Covering
At Night Necessary
To Comfort.
Special to the Journal.
black Mountain, AuuM 1 I "i
tunatc tliobf who engaged their room?
f(jr August and September in advance!
Thirty days ago raihoad anil hotel peo
ple in tlii section bemoaned the lack
of tourists. Today it is the luck tour
ist who can get comfortable tiu.ulers
Kverv Southern passenger Irani il
crowded. The liverv men have all
they can haul, and the horses are be
ginning to have that tired summer
look.
Perfect Meat her ihus far Sevctal
days in the noon time hour tire temper
ature was about 8(1, wlnle.it niglil most
visitors want covering beside the sheet
The Montreal crowd has been large.
The interest greater than ever in the
various meetings. The swimming
pool near the hotel lias proven a great
a 1 1 r;n-i ion and this willi base ball have
been the greater dissipations aiming the
cottage people and visitors. A game
of hall between two lady nines was a
drawing feature last week.
The Inn has its full (junta ol guests
most of those coining to the Inn slay at
least one week many for arnonlli or
two The weekly dance I liurs
day night was well attended and great
ly enjoyed.
Mrs. R. 1). V. Jones and Miss Mar
garet liryan gave a siiiier to some lif
tecn friends last Thursday. The plan
was to su) at Alexander's on the Ashc
ville road, hut Alexander received the
postal too late, so the guests enjoyed
the drive and buying canned ami pack
age goods from a grocery, had a good
time.
Among the town arrivals are Mr. and
Mrs. C. li. Slover, Mr. T. A. (ireen,
Mr. and Mrs. I. on Dill and children
are also among recent arrivals and areal
their cottage. Alderman Win. Kllis is
at Gladstone Hotel. Mr. V. 1 . Hennett
and family have taken the Nnnn cot
tage near the Inn. At the Inn, reccnl
arrivals are R. A. Nnnn, and Mr.
N. C. Hughes formerly of New Hern.
The ladies and friends of St. James
church held a bazaar last week for the
church benefit, to heli t hef urnishings.
Aeood amount was realized. Rev. 13.
K llnske Rector of Christ Church. New
Hern, is here for a few days, the guest
of Mrs. F. W. Hughes, at her beauti
ful mountain home. Rev. Mr. Huske
hMd the first rctnilar servicss at St.
James Church onVance Avenue, Sun
day morning. There was acongrc
grcgation that filled the new church
building. Both service and sermon
fnnnrl devout worshiDDers and close
hearers.
Our Directorate
Our board of Directors is composed of
leading business men of the community,
and as ceah member keeps in close touch
with the affairs of the bank they are able
to give material assistance in the man
agement of its business.
Assurance is thus afforded that only
conservative and approved methods will
be followed.
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Remnant - Sale
We find that we have a geed many remnants of all
kinds cf gtods thai ve will close out at about half
price. Call early before they are picked over.
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hits own negligence.
ki'lffd bec iu e of
CAMPERS
REPORT
DELIGHTFUL TRIP
The New Bern people camping on
ShaekleforJ Banks repo t great sport,
plenty of cool breeze, good fishing and
a delightfultime in general. Amo g
others there yesteidiy'were Pr. L L.
Honriren and wife and Dr. Steven and
Pmf Whh ofyAthtns. Ga . M sa Mab 1
Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rob
erts and Miss May Hendrcn iney
will camp there for ten dajs Th ir
happiness was not complete w thout
the Journal and it is now ging vo
them.
All White and Black
Pumps for Ladies Men
and Children at cost
I I BAXTER
Department Store - Elk's Temple.
IggjHSZEEBKa
OLD DOMINION LINE
GOOD
PROGRESS
HOW DOES HE GET
AROUND IT ?
ICharlotte Observer.1
In endeavoring to create prejudice
against Senator iimmons by reason
of his advocacy of government aid in
building good roads for postal delivery
service and for the development of the
waterways .how is the editor of the Car
olina Democrat and the Monroe Jour
nal to get around the fact that these
principles were written in the platform at
Baltimore and are Democratic doctrine?
Governor Kithenno doubt stands on the
Baltimore platform. Senator Sini-
i-mons not only stands on it, but works
for it. No Democrat can assail Sim
mons for his work for these measures
without assailing the Democratic plat
form, itself. And that is something
no loyal Democratic newspaper can al
ford to fo.
CROWD SEES CINDERELLA
The largest crowd in the history of
the Athens Theatre turned out yis-
trdav afternoon for Cinderella the
i n,v,,. pnt advirtistd for
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matinoA and evenimr. UI couise a
gocdly part of the erowd at tie mati
nee were children with whorn i,ir.aer-
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Governor Wilson, our nominee, Is
partly a North Carolina man; he
was the favorite of our people for
the nomination, ana our Bupin
tended ftreatly to bring about his
nomination. Now let us make
good and each one chip in to raise
a littoral contribution from North
HP
Delightful Short Sea
Trips To
NEW YORK AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST
Affording Pleasure and Host.
Norfolk to New York and Return (30 Days) 114.00
First class tickets include Meals tnd Berth on.elegant'y appointed eT
cress Htentiier.
Hot or Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Stes
charge.
Steamers are all equipped with the United Wir
STEAMERS SAIL FROM NORFOLK E
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations
St, Noifolk, Va. Ask your loc
Send for Illustrated Pamphlet
W. H. LaW DON,
General Agent, Norfolk,
"f He Does
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1 a fa aver DODUlar. ' Anoth r
home greeted the evening presentat-1 CaroUnat t0 meet the necessary J
ion and grreatly enjoyed Ihe thre-J rwte, o campa,lnSenator
ofCinderella, the one repi or - nuen
And as it has Surplus and Undivided Profits amountinir to $105,000 and '
apital Bt'Mod;' jbM j'tiee.oa the; National Bank Roll ?;
i , " r w v vu aioTjug uturfiuv ttuu unaiviaea ,
profit qual or exceeding Uieii Capital atock: V. ; V w 4.r&
4.clllTiilllsM
SAFE ' EPO T BOXfcS RENT.'
iDlHEJIiOllE
! v. mm faetirv iroffrest ia beloK
made tn lay tug fhe track tor the R'ver
aide extension Of ibeJNew-Bern Ghent
atrant railway. This Jine tuns from
Pgl'ock.up Metcslf toJMw street, v The
track, has now bean completed; along
New street nearly to the corner or Bern.
It will then follow Bern street to rine,
down Pine to George and thence ''to
the Norfolk Southern tracks.
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RiSa Wither'-' and the vaudeville.
entirely new bill is on for tonigb
An
Ice Cream Sodas, all Havers
CAPPS.
F. M. Simmons
DEATH OF MRS.-W.
Mral'TrVT. Capps ' dled Mom'ayi at
ur hnmL iR Griffith rtreet Ths fun-
1 innk nlaca Tuesdav sf tern. On at
fiye 6'clock at Ibe SaLvatlon Army oar;
racks on Griffith street, ) , re. VPP
u .nratvArt h her husband an 1 five
children one of whom Wonlylao "yni ks
old, y , c,r--' : : s f u'-o
At The Athens,-not fratter
what's the weather, amusement
Wilson Campaign Fund.
Thn aubscriotions tbat . hav bren
made op to this time to the Journal's
Wilsoa campaign load are: ... v ."s '-a j.
' Tb Journal, ifA . : 6.
T. D. Warreo, . . X 6 00
" Athena Cafe ... X 00 ?
:: . John R: Taylor i'. . ,' U 00
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Hi n..lhil Dorrala anrl ltfarlras In the most ll
IIS to-minute patterns. Every color guarantee
ra absolutely last, x ah cue coai styie. . ,-s..
$: ,; THE REASON BEHIND THE SALE.
tu o iu a1rpr hi1t ava that because we are the laril- :
r est sellers Oi Hates-aireet pnircs m iu c,uuu j ,
11 nMclnnnl cola lllra rftls. at a exit mice is ?h ; :
t (VLX WVAVUW .w i .- $ 5
ii T:hemohey they loseis -Tiiado upirt advertisinsr value,, :Tfe;.V;
11 kA.niui thnnagnrli ovo trivpn thfl rhanp.fl to tfV OUt BateS- tl Vf
AlTotal, 7..i.r:-' ',
; Who'll be the next?:
$12 00.
Nothing Newer In Town
Vaudeville at The Athens to
day Goiirley & Keenan and two
doss, sinjinj; talking and caac-
5J because thousands ate given the chance to tr out
H Street Shirts at practically ah.inttoductory price.
hkiis-rnti khop THAT'S DIPFERENTI :.i"-'.K,. i I
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