NUMBER J58
NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA', WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2 1912 -- , . Tjl I RTY -FI RST YEAH
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PfllLTiCY AfJD SAFETY
-'.! All of the affairs of this bank are conduct-ed.-with
careful privacy. Next to the matter
'..of. aafety the. .officers -of this bank regard
, business confidence as being of the greatest
importance. We cordially invite persons who! '
&re contemplating the opening of a bank ar
count to confer with our officers.
" ; Time and Savings Accounts Invited.
NEW BERN BANKING
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TRUST COMPANY
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EXHIBIT
an&Pail opening of hundreds of
new styles in Ladies Coat Suits,
Skirts; Waists, and Far-
nishings: ;
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IT'S agood timetughtinow
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" FALL STYLES AND
GET AN IDEA AS
TO WHAT ARE
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6e the style leaders and begin to make up your mind in regard to
"the! new clothes you will want to buy soon. Ydu will find us at all
times glad to show the new goods; New and-distinctive. styles that
are certain to please you. , -
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
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; IPID PRCCnESS
Criminal Dqsket Likely To
Be Cleared During ,
- 'Ithe .Week.- ,
DR4NE Y A C 0 U I TT E D
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J. Johnson) Dope Fiend
Js Given 'Chance ;to f -i
Leave the State. ' '
Jhere U no delay ie th progreM .of
Supenor Court which w in session here
this week for the trial otcrlmina! case.
Judge Ciine, who if sitting on the bench
during this session, tared to the attor
neys at the opening of the te'rm that he
wanted to clear' the docket, thia-week
and judging irom e prem inanner
in v which vthe' case were, "disposed iet
yesterday,; this will be accomplished.
'. . The first case was that of the State
vai P. M. Draney in which the defendant.
waa charged r with receiving atolett
good and which' hdd "been continued
from the previous day.' : " The arguments
in- this were concludes, withia a short
while and the case placed in the hands
of ' theui.' VAfter being put nly.; a
short while they returned with a verdict
of not guiIty.vV , : . 7? ;';' 'icyfr
'f The following otfyer cases were,- dis
posed of during the day .rr ; '; . : ' , '
State vs. Robert Smith, charged with
larceny of several boxes t)f cfgars from
Mr. M. L. Jacobs. Defendant plead
guilty nd was sentenced to' a term of
12 months on the county reads.
Stae-vs. Riley Jenkins, charged with
carrying concealed :jepons. Defend
ant plead guilty and was sentenced to
a term of 12 .months on the county
roads. ' ; ''"" '
State vs. Lila Pigott, charged with
larceny. Defendant plead guilty No
sentence passed.,. vl j
State vs. Ben Walker, charged with
carrying concealed weapons. Defend
ant; plead guilty and was fined $25 and
taxed wijjf the costs of the case.
State vs. .James Walker, charged
with retailing spirituous liquors; Dc-
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Ceremony Solemnized Last
,Niht at Christ Episco-
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RECTORj OFFICIATES
Wedding Beautiful In Its
Simplicity. Attractive
? . Decora tionsi
; peauuiui in its simplicity ana cnarm
ing in every detail was the. wedding at
Christ Episcopal Church lastyrventne
at .idkjbf. Mii'. .elizkbe&',. IKow-'
ton Clarke, daughter ef Mrs. William
COMMITTEE STILL
IS OAIL
REPORT
Not Ready -Yet To Make
Any Recommendations;
, Regarding It. ;
CAUSE . OF. TIJB;, DELY
Mr. Dail.Sicjt and;Unable
4iq Meet vvitn wajft?
$ w- and Light' Camts
tr Af the Al g"u'stin-:tJnV of the Board
of 'Aldcrm n Mrr'fieorce Dail, who had
been' appointed to investigate nd
make a "report jon the riumbsrff water
and. light cd.oseaiers in-the city; came
Edwards Clarke, toMr: George Harriss,r before the: JBoard and rct dartd his re
Babbitt," r..:Prydiiec.S.--'. I.'v'-T1e-'''ptc- Mr. Joh-j C. Thonsa, who has
ehurctv. bad. bttn attractively 'decorated chance of the o-Herifon-of ffcb depart-t
J.lof" tb-9a1ba''.lao):.dder to biii .tjie;'ment t lso niadc .a rertort in which he)
soft glow of .many shaded lights made stated that the ;;i;ne he gave Mr. U. i!
the scene one of long to be remepbored a repoj t he had inadvertently failed to
iAsr;jthe i.'rjrioia) party entered and
marched ' to the" altar the strains --of
the bridal chorus from Lohelflgrin pealed
from the organ. First cafne the bride
attired" In a, becoming, gown of white
satin trimed with hand made lace.
She wag attended by her maid f honor,
Miss Winifred- Browse of GreaV Island,
W, Va. At the altar she was' met by
the groom. and his best man, Mr. Paul
Matterson of Providonce, R. I.. The
ceremony was performed by. Rev. - B.
F. Huske, rector of the church. '
Following, the ceremony the bridal
party ; repaired to the - home of the
bride's' mother Mrs.'; William Edward
Clarke"; on Change street , where a re
ception was tendered them from 9:30
until . 1 i : o'clock.'- Mn and tMrs; fiab
bitt left on the midnight train for Nor
folk from' "which) 'ifla'heViwiil ed' to
forc making their borne after October
the twentieth at "Teiiella"; Bristol,
R. I.
gifts Received by the couple attest the
esteem in which they are held. .
'Among the out of town guests were;
Mrs. S. Babbitt,: Providence, R. I.;
give hiw the names of a number of con
sumers. The reports were referred to
the Water and.. Light. Committee for
investigation and this comn ittee order
ed to report at the next meeting. At
the September meeting the committee
was -not .ready to make a final report.
For some time past Mr. Dail has been
unable on account of sickness to meet
with .the committee and when the re
port 'Was called, for ,at the meeting of
the .Board last night, 'Mr. T. F. Mc
Carthy,, chairman of the committee,
explained the situation and the matter
"was deferred until Mr. Dail is able to
meet with the committee and go over
the two reports with them.
Mr. J. Leon Williams appeared be
fore the Board and nslivd that the or
dinance, relative to the licensing of
hacks, and . other public vehicles be
suspended .during the week of the Fair.
This request : was 'granted. This was
-done in order that everyone who owned
a vehicle could assist in transporting
visitors to the Fair grounds without
$8,000 Saved :
v or$2,600 Spent
I, ,, .It -i8.' estimated that if a man spends 1 1.00
every week' for fifty years he will An that time
-fepend $600; If , this' same money, however, were
-saved ahd deposited in a bank at compound inter-
f 5st t would grow in- that time to $8, 000." ;y
Open af savings account with us with a'dollar '.
ox more. We pay 4 per cent, interest compounded :
- semi-annually. -s
;i;iii!iii)iiffiiiiTiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiM
in nun irt
I An Extensive
Th.- many handsome ;f and useful Lbeing compelled to take out a license.
Mr. A. H. Bangert, who has been
purchasing agent for the city during
the past six months, offered' his resig
nation. Upon motin of Alderman
fendant plead guilty; -No. sentence
passed. ' . - ' i Mrs. George M. Babbitt, Providence, 1 Baxter this resignation was accepted
State vs. Alec Franks, charged with R. J. -Miss Winifred Browse, Great! and Mr: Bangert tendered a vote of
retailing.- Guilty. No sentence. " j Island, W. Va,i MrsLee, Lynchburg. ;j thanks for his excellent service. Mr.
J. S. Johnson, charged with attempt-; Va., ;Miss Rebecca' Mlchie, Durham; ,0. A, Kafer was appointed to fill the
ing to enter tre dwelling of Mrs. Mary Miss - Mae Gordon Latham, , Greens
Caho'on at 1 1 geton s.-verel weeks boro; Miss ; Tillie Pope-Mobilq, Ala.
ago, was next brought in and placed Mr. raui aiatterson, rroywence, rs.. 1,
tin trial lohnson is said to be an in-, Mr. Homer N. Sweet Providence, R. I
veterate cocaine fiend and his conduct, and Miss t Aniy
in the tounty jail since the night of his City--
artest has indicated as much,
vacancy. "
Plans and specifications for the
erection "of a concrete fire proof build
Snar Tnr thp wflt-pr and licrht- nlant were
Klein, of Morehcad! submitted and adopted and the city
1 nrOugh - . . -
his attorney the defendant plead guilty if AULo t KUM. KUUf , " '
to a charge of. forcible trespass :and' was v:; ' JJJJgJJJg ARM
sentenced, to 'serve IS months' on thei - ,
county , roads, i Upon . the recommen- j . While engaged yesterday afternoon
dation of the Solicitor the sentence will in painting the. roof pt a residence be
not go into effect until expiration of . ing erected on Craven street by -Mr.
IS days and in the meantime Johnson F. M. Scott, Leslie Taylor the. nine tee n
wilt have an opportunity of, leaving the 1 year-old son'of Mr. A. B Taylor who
State., .: " -" ' .r f resides at ,Io. 21 Hancock street slipp-
The case in which Mr: t. P. Edwards, ed from-the laddef on ,; which he was
of yaDcehoro is charged with Assaulting -standing and. fell tojthe.-groundr' a dis.-
M Ri R Wirwii af that nlaronntWo tance -of about thirty feet. In fallinar
night, of August 3rd, last. 1i set for to-the grasped,; the ladder, and cfung-to
morrow afternoon."; There are a large , thia and in thia , manner probably
number of , witnesses in this case and saved nimself from, being fatally in
much interest is ,being manifested In jured. Ho was picked up and carried
the probable outcome.
place
bett
town to buy your
SCHOOL
! CLOTHES
IS AT
Wide awake. .r
This' is the tdk,'
boys store.
You'll find Dullness" in
the Dictionary, but'not here.
.TKetiiildersof gtx
Dovs' Clothes are live wires. ?
They know what the boys 5.
want. - ' 9 ec
Ve feature cr'
Knva' rlntlies- exclusively We are ivlr away
' --a we know thev are
;i : t kttbiT boys clothes
conoii'S
Just think "of it! A
suit with two pair
. ' of pants $5.00 "
j to his home where -. an examination
; J showed that his sight arm was broken
XTWr'Drt fitf O VKlTtX ' 1 ;JU aDOve,.me wnsi.": peverai persons
ncuiw I'rtuiAj aiiav . witnessed, the accident and according
- RIVER," IS DROWNED to their vcrsion the voun8 man escaped
( r aeatn Dy onniy a narrow margin. .,-
; Henry Wiggina, a colored stevedore,) j .. . - "
met his death at the Norfolk-Southera-OAKS MFOI COMPANY
j Railway. Company' freight dock late anTiTMr' A rnTTMnn'V
yesterday afteraooo when-he fell from';' ADLHINix.A JUUiMLIKX
the deck of, a boat into about fifteen - The Oaks Manufacturing Company
' feet of water and was drowned. , Wig- who manufacture a line of very: popular
gins-was assisting in loading, the vessel farming implements, are enlarging their
' with: cottdn.-'irt some way the bale plant by the addition of a modern
he had on his tfuckat the time became foundry. Since the company first be
overbalanced,' and fell, carrying him gan business they, have depended upon
with it to the water. , Efforts" wej outside foundries to furnish them. with
made to save him but. proved futile, tmany of the castings used, on their im
His body was recovered within a short plementa. However, their business has
while but life was extinct. . " 1 "I grown to such proportions that there
. j ' : ' '. m ! " - j . . I was often a delay in securing a sufficient
1 UtiPD l 1 loir. ArlTlTTMn'rnM - I . i . . .1 ..: . 1 Tu-
numoer oi tuese castings unu. uura
parts oit short notice and thecompany
decided to put in their own iron work
ing departments The machinery . will
be In operation within the next two
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MISS DAISY PENNINGTON 7h "'tf
v DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
After a lingering illness Miss Daisy
Pennington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C, E. Pennington, yesterday morning
succumbed to an -attack of typhoid
fever. The deceased was 27 years of
age, a young lady of the highest charac
ter .' and endowed with the sterling
qualities which made her a faithful
friend and a lovable daughter. Her
absence will be felt most in her home
clerk ' ordered to- advertise for bids.
Thisbuilding s not to cost more than
$8,000.
Dr. Foley, the meat and milk in
spector, appeared before-the Board
and stated that as a whole all the dairies
and meat -markets Were in a very sani
tary, condition but -there r were one-o
twd dairies and markets that would not
comply with ' regulations u He was jot
tfered to either-make these comply with
the ordinances ot to close them up.
An ordinance was also passed making
it a" misdemeanor to sell or offer for
sale within the cit limits any spoiled
fruit - -.The penalty for this offense to be
a fine of $5.00.-. f- -
,' Ordinances were also passed Jtiaking
it a misdemeanor for any, consumer of 1
light 4?r water to-extend the . wires or
pipes of add lights or faucets without
the permission 'of the cijy.KViolations
of -this 'ordinancewill - be punished by
a fine of $50.00 for .each offense,.
' A irecent : analysis shows that .the
water in well'No." 1 at The water works
is not Jmr and Mr.-TiFV-McCarthy
suggested ;that Jhe well which is. now
at a depth of about fortV feet) be driven
to a depth of .80 feet- Upon-jnotion
this- matter was -placed ui the hands of
the Wateri and Light: "Committee and
they Were given-power to act.--
signs , also eameup - before 4he Board.
-There were two bidders on this; -one
offering the signs at 30 cents each and
the other at 37 cents each.' After much
consideration the 'matter rwa finally
referred to the, Street and Lamp Com
mittee to be "investigated, and reported
on at the next meeting.
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THE "AVIS" MUCH ADMIRED.
The yacht "Avis" owned by Mr. A.
Lt Baker; of Raleigh, arrived in port
Monday. The boat- was purchased
from Senator Cochran's estate -in Vir-
t where the greater part of her time was-; ginia by Mr. Baker and will make
spent admiirstring to the desires of Oriental its home port. Lying at the
her parents, but with her wide circle
cf friends she will long be remembered.
The funeral service was conducted from
the Christian Church yesterday after
nocn by Rev Rodgers and the body
tarried to Mount Olive from which
place it will be taken today to the family
burying ground for interment. .
Middle street duck the vessel attracted
much attention ycst.eiu.iy. lis power
ful 6-cyliuder 100 hois', power engine
develops a speed of eM.l. en mites an
hour and as the m.-,'mjer stated;
"when she's turned 'loo: , she's poly some".
1 1 ( fiirnir.l.ii'- i ;-e cl.il oran
and the tinerior ns.oiiU.s some wit,
ai-noittted lwi-!':: C;i t. R. S. Paris,
SENATOR SIMMONS
ANSWERS CRITICS
Special to the Journal, . ,
.'Wilmington, OctT"l. Senator Sim-
nions at the Academy of Music here
tonieht brfore an audience of twelve
hundred enthusiastic admirers in
speech of two hours and forty minutes
in length made the most complete
answer 10 ihe critiit io.is- of his rccoid
that he has. made. since he came back
to tlit State several weeks ago to open
speaking campaign for a renomination
I lie speech was along; tnc same liiu
.is that at Charlotte but was a mo
elaborate. preentation ot tne reasons
wliv tl Seiiato.r thir.'rs he t-1'.ould b
LINE OF
Misses' Juniors'
COATS
AT POPULAR PRICES
Coats from $5.00 to $18.00
Suits from $5.00 to $25.00.
You will find it distinctly
to your advantage to in
spect our Showing before
buying elsewhere.
J. J. BAXTER.
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for the BEST DRESSED EOY3.
, Underwear, Union Suits, ..rt
' ' Blouses," Hats, ' Caps, II o s s ,
Woolen Gloves, Sweaters. Ev-
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shoes.'
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