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VOL. LXII. No. 63
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NEW BERN,, CM FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL;11, 1913
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Jlwolt of Last Tuesday' Primary
:: Officially : Announced r " ;
SECRETARY
MAKES:,. REPORT
. '- '.' '.' ''Qnmiaa In Treasury .To Be Do
"' :;-. .sated' "To i a Destitute 'SW.
' Executive
.v Crs . Tie-T VJty iwnocraui
M ri ; Coinmiitee met at i the "City Hall last
jCTewne.at 8 o'clock' for the purpose of
!ii -" 1 vfeamiiig th'eivote p( thePrihilq.ry
'i.r. ;.!rV"-i.'''V- ' V
?; Baltimore',-April lO.V-Suggestion.Sj
gerous aftd ineWettive Ijjn Dr. Tom. A.
Williams, of Washington? in an address
on "The" Essenoi of Mental 11631'.
Jtl was given bsfofe:'the opening sos
piott of trie eighth annual meeting of The
Southern Society for Philaoophy and
. aT i fucf oAeJbsuesswhfc&pfehj!ne;
; '--7!! -i-' 3xf ore the muy- t 'tf'J
:-: :irii'j'Wi9iMl At tvr 'ilvRWeSd'' beeri-ianvasSea
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''it was found thaf A. H." Bangerf fiad
- secured 624 Votes fothel nomination
for the office of Mayor and ' that his
40nponieiit,: K. Baxter; had-received
.-315 votes. , This gave Mft .Bangert a
"najority of' three hundred" and .nine
'vote,':,a',statei in the' Journal VWed
' mesday morningi and: he- was'ffipially
' aionunatcd. ' '-i '-t
(. Chief of, policy C. Luplon who was
. arqsning for re-nomination for the office
' which he. now CJs, received 487 V6tes
while his opponent -Policeinan Wr ,H.
uiiiia recti veu ,tt -"W'lV s?"s
,.4 1 , i .i , Chief Xupto''-majmty;;-W:5fojtyVe
lf'aSi 'and ; hfwas-fficially'inonitnatea,
-N' r'.i-6.Mt .'''''Vnr';'vlij(,I.-.,l. ' ifn .viMrrvSni'f-arl . '.frit
' rr t aiici dun woo MuniiJiBivu iwi
-:".
'fCfry Clerk , and J. J. . Tolson - was
jswnsinated for city tax collector both
Shaving received the full vote. The two
: Aldermen from each of the five wards
'" ' wesrie also 08101311 nominated, their
note, with the; exception 01 the third.
-ward iqi vwhich'there were four candid
. datec bein practically" a full vbte." .
.: Edward Clark,' the secretary of the
Committee -thert read his report.. i This
- showed that eighty four doiUrs had
beta collected from the various candi-
idates as entrance fees. v So. far heyhad
: riade no ' disbursements but - placed
MSilim biSs .before' the:cornm!ttce;.for:.thel
i 4diebt.,v.Tesei..buQiounte4
'-:&M''? to S6&35. thirs.'leavinff :a':-balance"of
,M':
415.65. f Upon motion, the' committee
ordered that this 'balahce .be -donated
to Mrs. . ' H. Stilley,- a widowed lady
who lives in No .2 Township and whose
jhome was' destroyed fiyjireafew .days'
tagp and; who is now in destitute cir-
'.cumstances.
v
s , HfcV, ; Before the close of the meeting Secre
v i ftfWW'J Edwarct'park and Chairman ;T.
.jF-.'rMcCairtliy,. had guitc a discussion
ijr , regards to a bill for some of in
,W:tftf'wbic'Mjf.- McCarthy hadrijrint-1
."edVThese tickets were ftr theTcandi-
dates for Aldermen in the Third Ward
fc'iami had been printed; separately; K.Mr.
. ' '' ''lrClarkxoa tended 'that.: they should have
. vX'v'.f V''-" printed on a'blcck"; as were ;he
'i:.ri'V't:-: v . ...t . . 4 -I:-'.- . t rr ,
-y , 1 .aBJcaoiy scttiea. , f.T-
v nraiirnrtT li innnni
iiiiii
t JP5REUMINARYX' EiCASIIMA
';-tie'-Uver'' cnd'IarrkjrC-XctnppVovcrl;
; - VI ' ' V v Mafph ;lvj' provided for a pedimi
, i -i -tiV't'vfi ! ary eminatipn'of Beaufort Jfarbor
" J :'v.iL'' '' ' vlcwbf " jproyiding, 'a' euitabU
V- ; 'Anrjoing; basin-' and , ancboraEe;' area 'il.ii
' , ' front ( the tovrtvt;;'Ma H. V. Stickle
' V!::v:i j.'lL''5.'-'yV;; teenauihcmea"by',th6
. ' ','v'), ,ci C!f cr ; ib.f1 .,L"'Erigi'netr3,''.,rr' United .5 1 ites
WA$HINdTON MAN SAYS THESE
CULTS ACT AS A MOR-,:; .
X: PHIKR OP THE MIND"' ,' : '
Psyfihology.; at v)ohns .Hopkins;'
versify. r - - ;; ;-'-- ;' ? i ;
r" Mftltiome' ilicriiuinn was .in .the
nkture of an explanation of psychotherar
oy! which , he pointed out,' contrary, vto
common belief of the laity, il'd iibt ide
pe'n4 npon suggestion as a bagis.f aith
healing cultsj'lie $aid, hd a ,tendencyo
make the batent depend, to a dangerouis
extent I upon -the personality' Vpf "t.he
physiclanrahd acted asa;,"niorphin6
;of ,))heymma.,;:: !fM?r;$
. in nis' reciiui ui (.uminv. wiaca w
prove his .assertion, JiC 'Spoke of A jmk a,
wh'oi following ; business - strain Jand
physical unfitness," tending towards
Brieht's "disease-and hardening of the
arteries, placed . himself under' the- care.
of .a faith-cure. dispenser. .. , V' ;;
" i nere was iniusea lnxo.xms, -ma,n s,
mind,": sammed-aip' Drvilliariis tM'
false optimis"m, a it ;"all is good" f eelirt
He plunged wildy. into business, there
fojlowed v a trash -and suiolde.f Sffal,
; Real psychotherapy, he said, .meant
the building Vp of the will of the' pa
tients to; the point of enabling thern to
pyercome thc.ir own. mental a it men t s,
and avoided , the "developing of depen
dence'.in others :' ' 'pMtywt
. In the general discussion which fol
lowed Dr. Williams said he ;did not be-
neve in. mc iicui y w DiA-uiwviuua
ideas, so "generally 'accepted. Actions
and. beliefs; Je saidOften attributed
to tHe, yOrking of Jjhat. so-called .sub
Conscious itHndiiWe
Ideas once held.CBy a synthetic prd-
cess, he 'said,;this idea had built : .upV
mental Viewpoint. resulting in habits'J
while," in many 'pases," the original idea
might be. Tdrgdtten of, retained only" as
a vague memoryi;: x-"c ,:.'ii;fJv;;A'..
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WEDDING t Wllfi ROBABlY B
OUTCOME WF ABANDON-fj!i
- Richmond April iO:-Frank T.Tef;
gus, ) twenty' yearsold, who iwas ar.
rested with a young woman who gave
her., name .'a's iMiss-; Mary ; Bowden. fin
Monday morning on a charge Ot'child
abattdonrMajwi bailcFd tbefdre 'i Ju
'(icivpr'utchfildrwterda
in tfte.'siinl of 30,f ofe his Appearance
iat Tolica 'Cpurtprt 'April Oth--tBe
moneyw'asiscnt Jpy, telegraph' by th
ybeng maji's father-; D ;J Fergus, io
Major" Wer'fjerV' C. ': Fergus..bEpth'r.
;oj jne accueo, arnvq, in ;ine cicy , ues
day night to $ toh'ftialtn1:e':4-;Ws.
brpthcrj J;Re; inforfhed Jtae!'p()Hcejth(it
the' real name of the young woman is
M2rju.Buntef ; R.islo)', : and-.'that -i.har
home s m Wilmington, C, notead
6f; in ; &oidsbcro.' .'as. bad been -stated.
fBfc ,:aid that, slie;, is t wpnfy-five ;yoars
MistjRIsley ts srill ttt.)ne;,Matbrrity
Hprfte'412: fcast i Lejgh treett ' with
h-t. bftby. and is betne , 'well cared for
: ftoy, to JiOjd ..hearing" in cbnnection by the J superintendent, Miji .Bsssic
preliminary examination ior v .rgoit.,: Botft ;.she and Fergus
a t? anxioUft'to" be' married,1 and it was
rilb the
i :7the purpose- of tfforJit;e ' interested
? jmrt;5 an ,cpj5prturhiy of presenting
f-. tlkrtr-vic'S on'thi? improvement and
I announces $.ti hcari.ig fc'r 11 o'clock
; & m.: April. 17. at '.B.tau ort.,AU riter
, sttedar invited to 'attend. ; ,1'.
BANK PUBLISHES STATEMENT.
- The report of the condition of the
XC-w Tktn Banking S Trunt Company
v.l'l Ihs found in the Journal this niqrn
- V. Carroll ' Iiodncy( the new
r.f:,!trr tl this bank, is proving one of
t n-'ist popular of the banking officers
"- ('- il y ami by his ability "uiid plcas
." t t fonality in doing his part to
1 l.-t-'wg t lie hank up to the
y i : unl.ird of rx'-clluiice. The
uirv it! the Lank lack only
'1 . 1 r a iIkmis.-uhI dollars of being
EverjDepartment Thoroughly Ot-
v. ' i . Reunion, ' --
ENTERTAINMENT TO ' BE - FREE
Many W1U Camp In City's; Beau-
uiui rariu-rurauu iimu ;,: r
;v ;: .'Promised All.
'iVV
Second Annual Eastern.. Carolina
Fair To Be Held Week : ;
' -"H. . Of October JJ.:
TO CONSTRUCT A " CAR LINE
' f ' .;';: V; y ' 1 r 1 '
The v Executive Committee : Met
v ?. Last: Night , and 'Made
VASSAR GIRLS GENERALLY OP
POSE AIMS OF RECENTLY ;
Many Plans
i"Chattonooga, TennApritlO.T, l.'O.
Plunkett manager of the Farnv Improve
ment Department . of the s Southern
Ra iway," with,-, present : h.ead(juarte?s
in Atlanta has addressed the folhwing
letter to tife newspapers of the South:
''On a recent ; visit to Chattanooga
I made it a point to get in foucav 'with
the '? committeemen .'. who have charge
of the arrangements and entertainment
of. hef confederate t enuiqn. J L wanif
to say to my v friends who intend yo go
to Chattanooga that they wiir receive
the warmest welcome and .the.sbest
attention ' any city, can givei I, found
eyery department thoroughly organized
look; afteerthe, entertainment and
Comforts of the "old , veterans, their
sponsors," sons. v .and daughters and
frinclsrThe-'yeterans' will be enter-
laained at Ihe expense of the city, and
if is understood: that they' are not to
pay- for anything. .; In jhe beautiful
parks arrangements have been made
acamp aUthose who wish to stay with
heX "boys.V v Hundreds, of private
residences will also, be thrown' ope4
(p ; their entertammenv ?uNot xonly
Southerners but citizens who cimtt: from
the North since the war will help take
take tare of the veterans. - . "
VI further understand - that
will j be , nor' adyancef irf'prices ;at the
leading hotels, as this matter was a-
greed "on before thecommittee extend
ed an invitation to have, the veterans
come to that citr There may be some
petty graft that carmot be. controired
in any city; but if Visitors will takertiine
andvlobk up the bureau of information
f am sure no one will oe graiteo upon.
J;fChattanribbga wants to and intends
to"-do the right. thing 1y the: visitors
to the reunion aiid there: is nd place
jii ih6 SouthVwberehe;.''ca have a
better time than in that historic City
there
.i;:'vV-.T-.WtjE'?;'-l -jU
PRESIDENT WILSON WOULD RE-
, MOVE PANAMA PLANT-TO '
; MISSISSIPPI VALLE Yj"
i. - .i'0v a:a
Washington,; Apr 1.0. president Wil
son' has undertaken", with the assistance
of Congress,! tb Prcyenf future' ffoods
and 'their disastrous consequences . by
a,- Lt.K.: v.i).!!---!. -'A.i ".'.'Jii!ii.-l.
a, pian to remove sine ranama ipiant,
f Srce' tarid Imachinery," af ter-Vthes com
pletion of .the canal, and .''es'tabjish'ii jri
the flood districts of the Middle West.
With thikfplant it' ii calculated that
great .levees and. dikes' tan: be si!t to
arttidpatV 'nareV;fv
,v iff ilnjniense cost ;pi vsucnj, a,ipian.' is
to.;, be" ;mpt: Jby1 appfopriaticjijof if a nds
by ..''Congress' ..atid! '.'by 'th$ '"issiinea,-.bf
whab wbUid' ii, Uno-irn as Hood; bonds.
JlepVeaehtatiye Fjtzgcrald.-r.hi-man of
the;- House, Appropriations .' Coaniittee
s wcrricd lost. the pocarenorotJswiII
pass Congress.'?;-V"," , Vf- f"
'iife laims;if "thejt 4i,-eve' 1 d.c!hir in
the " national trer.suy' 'would be,f ex
hausted;' bo great- is the sympathy toy
the floodv-sufferers.vX'Sv ''; -;
Ocdber Vt to November 1, is the
Jatesetrfor the next Eastern Carolina
rFair. These dates were set at a meet
ing Ot the Executive tpmmittee held
last night in the Elks Temple. ; i y :
The jihetihg last night was one of
the nibst' important ever held and was
attended by every member of the com
mittee (One .'of the most important
matters taken up was that in regards
to getting transportation. ito' the Fair
Grounds. Ever since the Eastern
Carolina' , Fair ; Association- was first
organized this has been serious prob
lem to. the . stockholders : and officers.
Lait:-ear, which was incidentally the
first year, large "sightseeing automo
biles and boats were utilized in getting
the visitor? to and from the grounds
but this- method - was very costly to
the patrons of the Fair and was nof
very satisfactory irt other" ways. '' .
Since that'time the Executive Com
mittee has, been evolving some plan
to' get better transportation facilities
and thfiy have decided that acar line
from the -city to the grounds will be
the only way to solve the problem sue
cessfully. . Accordingly, at the meeting
last night T. G. Hy man made a motion
that the. Fair Association have a'car
line to the Fair grounds before the next
Fair, even if the Association is com
pelled to build it themselves by bond
ing the road." This motion was una
nimously, carried andClyde ' Eby,- T
G.. Hyman and T. A. Uzzcil were ap
pointed as a committee to take up mat
ter with the. Nnar Bern Ghent SrfSet
Railway Company Of with the NorfolW
aouti ern railway . company- or : ooyi
and ' ascertain whetkeror "not they
would ; furnish ..transportation to the
Fair grounds and if recisary, ti offer
them , a i" monetary consideration" for
aoing tni8,;- i. , ' - ;- - ,
"The proposed plan, came in for- con
siderable comment and every member
of ' the? committee wa3. . urtaninlously
in favor of geting a car-, line , to tHe
grounds and offered heir entire support
in any possible way. v:Vf he- committee
whore to take . the -matter upwith
the iocal street 'railway ' company and
the Norfolk Southern Railway Company
will act at onte and will make report at
a meeting tobe held at an early date)
iriPre8ident;.tlyde" EbywaV given the
power to' Appoint a committee to open
Glenburnie Park and hf .will do this
today. ;,1 his committee will have in
structions to get the cost of thcerecv
tioh of a large' pavilion, the' placing of
numerous electric flights at ;'. various
points on ilie grounds and Twill also
have IHiarg'erof ; securing tthaatouse
ments. ha: work of getting the; par
in readiness for ooenlhir will 'probably
begii) next, week and Will be rushed
iompletlon as early as possible". ' There
is mucn to De aone Deiore toe pars win
be;ready''tb be" thrown .or.e'n but when
everythini;,' is nr4inecs',.he '.public
mayrrcst 'assured 't,lia' it will, begone
of th' most cof lpl jcLs'j,lvaurs resorts
of its kinds" in ti e nilre''$wte.;jf;.'.'?
HIGH SCHOOL' TEAM IS, AGAIN
- 'i'y; vicTbRious:;':
suggested; ' that" they- go o Washing
ton b - be married.": Justice Crtitch:
nuia, saia nowever, , mat , tney ,.JWoiia
have to be eccoiiipaniedt by an ofticc,r,
who, would" Bee that they walked to;
gether to hc oKar.; Shotild they be
married, the prosecution will prtbably.
be dropped; oihcrwiccit is likely that
it will go .on,- ' Th6 ofTenso charged
only! a , miademeandr, the miiximuni
penalty .- for . which la twelve months
in' jail. : ' It - ia likely thatthe couple
will be ncrried as soon as Miss Riscly
recovers from the shock of '. arrest,
and is able to travel.
The mis ionary Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet this iifln
noon at 4 ol.xk ia the lectin c ri-.
: ; .t ;. .' ' .
y rx Memphis, Tirin., April -1 0.--After a
day ot torrential tains ana a suit - vund
one "levee gave way, bcfirc the flood,
waters of .the. Missippi cariy to-night
and. at half a do.cd i, 'other points a den
berate fight is being" waged to, hold the
iurbulcnt'i,' waterway . '; within bound,
ivith the, odds against the, flood fight
era. Admittedly tho loVees ere -Weak
ening; tlie water already at an unprp
cedented height, - is pounding against
the dikes with increasing force, and
whether the embankment can longer
withstand the pressure is problemati
cal. '' ""; -.'." ;
a nomas Keiioc is now engnf-ii in
auditiiiij the lim.N- of tU (Kili'icnt
ti ; -.irt niriiH of t lie i il y n n at 1 1 c 1 '
m : : i ' r t(l( ! iin -t the -n --cut I I
of .' ' ', I im n V ill t urn t : I r t-
t'.: i 1 'y f..r i,. .; , ,.:.-, I - : ..'
i: ' a ! r i : f ( f I ' , i
, Poughkeepsie, N. ,"Y:, April. 10.
Scores ;of Vassar" College girls, return
lag - from vacations? ; spent 'all over
the United States laughed in derision .
atter dubfbnned by Uhe;'Wellesly
college 8tudentS. the t purpose of which
is . to 'postpone marriage until three
years' after graduation and to pledge
its members not to marry a man whose
annual s income ' is ,l.es than $5,000.
Many of them are secretly, exhibiting
to their, roommates diamond solitaires
wbich indicate that they will "be brides
as soon yfter 'commencement in June
as their trousseauxlare in order.
Not' all of them have been voted
members of the Daisy Chain, that fa
mous body of ""most beautiful" ones,
either. ' 'And .when, a few: niglrfs be
fore V the. diplomas are handed out,
the '-'seniors gather for their last din
ner, and are called uoon DubliclV to
I .. ..
confess J whether or not they are en
gaged, many Will stand up to be en
vied! by ftheir fellow students, far
more than ever before in the history
of Vassar. : '
"Indeed, we shall not wait three
years,.: haughtily declared one of the
most- winsome of these, engaged girls
today, discussing 'the merits of the
Wellesiey Club. "Nor does the man
who wins" a ; Vassar, graduate need to
be wealthy. I, for one,' would be
willing to help; my husband earn his
first $1,000 if necessary. 7 How many
eligible young men ear.n.$S,000 a year?
We girls think- the average youn
man's head", would be turned," leaving
him unfit for matrimony, if he had
the Jncome before some sensible "girl
toofe him in band, and anchored him
to a'tamily tree ot his own." ,
Give " the man, a real man, we are
'..One' ; of-' the', most, ! exciting' ;bscbail
games of the; teaaon w-s played at
Ghent Park yeitjrda afternoon be
tween the' local High School Team' and
a .team from the . Norfolk, So'uthern
shops. " There w.rfi many feature play
during' the game and those who at
tended felt well repaid for. io doing
The Iligh'Schol boys were too much
for their bponents and defeated them
by a score of 9 to4J Scales and Mtf-
Sorley did the pitching and receiving
for the victorious team while Bonds
and Spcncir comprised tht battery for
the railroad boys. J - - '
Index to New Advertlserricnts
People's Bank Business men realize
Citizvns' SavinKs Bank and Trua
Co. "Dreams."
National Bank In a position
i'-.e ; r 1 1 r n j t ami r UHlcoim t-ervicc.
II. C. - i 'j'- ' );; :'iiUinls gorxl
to
FORMED CLUBS.. U
Journal ' Correspondent Picks . Vp
otmwinni licnu ia, iob.
1 ,1 iVUlageBytheSea"
''.'V-'!'i':'..V-w! -i .
SURVEYS ' ARE BEING .. JMAOC
-.-'.. ' ' ', -i0jv '
Citizen Preparing To , Entertala
A Large Nuinber of Sum
r mer Visitors.
,: (Special to the Journal) ' '
Beaufort, April 10. The people v of
this place are greatly, pleased with h the -,
rapid . progress . being made by the : '
Home Telephone and Telegraph Com--' -pany
in their work on the local lineV
Praeticalfy all of the wjring has been"
done and it is understood that the '
telephones will be placed in the resi
dences and stores at an early date. ',
F. C. Toepleman of Henderson, mana- vV f.
ger of this company, was in town re- t .' ; .' :
cently and he was Very much gratified N
by the outlook at this point. When,.)''
this line has been connected up, the -'-t
company s owning it will have more
than two thousand five hundred miles
of line, twenty-seven exchanges and , '
more -than five thousand subscribers -
in seventeen counties in this State
and on Virginia border. ' ,v $ '
Two government boats, the Hydrc r :
grapher and the Endeavor, which have ; 1
been"' stationed at this point several
weeks, are . still engaged in making '
surveys. The Endeavor has a very .
interesting record. She was built at
Norfolk and during ' the war between r
the South and the North was used as " '
a man-'o-war by the Confederates.
The boat has been in many tight places t '
and a history of the encounters in "'
which she engaged would be very in- i
teresting.". After the war the vessel i
was sold and made her last trip to this , ,
section more than , thrity-five years
ago-and was not seen again until sheeV4.':
was brought here to" be used in survey' t
willing to take a chance with him on work.
the money question. There will" be But very few fish are being shinned
no matirmonial postponement m utual
benefit 'association in Vassar if the
class of 1913 knows it.'J
t . c -
' G. A Jones, editor of the Snow Hill
Square Deal, was among the business
visitors here ' yesterday. -
TO ml D1IIC
TRIP 10 AHHC
CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN PREPARES
f ; TO REMAIN IN REGION t
FOR FOUR. YEARS. Z' , j
( ; Washington,, April laThe. Na
tional Geographic' society today . 41
nbuncd that , it " hat subscribed - $20,-
000 to assist the expedition of Captab
Ronald Amundsen, : the Artie explorer,
who will leavt San Frand fn June,
1914,'n ia daringat
th fronVPolat: u-f'Nbhern
Canada, AlaskaancTthe Asiatic, coast.
X Amundsen, n his .ship Fram;. pre
sented to him by the-Norwegian gov'
ernment,-will saH from Saft Frar.cisco
north to Behrjng . strait, (where , he will
allov his 'vessel to,bfr, frozen Jn.1 the
ice,; to' drift as the iurreot carries him
across ' the unexplored regions, pass
ing ' close or through ' the , North Pole
are., into; European, water?. 'The ex
plorer will be jce-bound for four years,
calculating to reach, a baven4ii 1918.
,? FromTthe scientific i standpoint "the
prosposed trip is one of. the most noteworthy-
in vhistOryV'tf 'successful-.it
will open to the world'a-vjcnowledge
of the millions. 'of miles , of Unknown
Artie territory, ' and . .will settler the
question of a Polar current that: has
defiied scientists for years. C ' Kv' y.
' While he. is imprisoned in the' ice
floes, , Amundsen will take; soundings,
magnetic " observations; and' meteor
ological records with a view to solv
ing ' the exact . cause,, of the .storms
which originating in "the frozen North,
sweep southward "With such 'Violence.
The Fram will be equipped with; a
complete powerful wireless outfit, and
from time to time will send out mes
sages of progress anddiscoveries hop
ing the vibrations will be. picked up
I by whnlcrs or ships traversing .'the
northern seas. ,
1 T- . ..
isri l. L'a nu la rctiirntu to his
at Ij.i'. imro last rveniii!' alter
:en to some rf' ,i,.n:; hi:
from Beaufort at the present time but ' r
the dealers are paying a good , -price
for the Water food and each day several" ' Zt
small catches are made. A few ofjri-f
shell crabs are being sent to the uorthern 5f?
markets, where they command fancy 's-'v :
prices. . . . , -vfrV J:-.-'
C..MM.. . I, 1. TJ
is filled with pleasureyseekers, is :Bsitl;
approaching and the owners of the''' .
local boarding house and hotels. areVS it;
mBiung NBXiensive preparations lor en-fi . .
will be here.- The approaching season f.
hlria fair tn ntiA nf t hp mnat nrAel'iif "
ia yfr pqu in? peupie 01 oeaiuori; . - t '
are intending doing their share in bring-
rng this cpndition about,
. -'.;;-'V;:'
.ii-,'-"ivi
BASEBALL AT GHENT PARK V
j "V . THIS AFTERNOON, j ;!':-vr .V; ;
- , A1UI UCIUWHt tuc W CO ft llCl-XI'CI mul- -' 9.. K,
nag jtneew nern nigscaiopiBas':
ban team: nj , the r, iston-'Hig,
School rBaebalUteanVr?ilt'ftv.;--la
to po very interest ngppttteams'wtag; ; j .y.
unusual ?toriiaggregatioW
gaini;ai iwicajled at-3:30 o'ciock. vt
'-,-". u'-sy-- wr.-?-. -JUVENILE
BALL' TEAMS WILL
i 'TAmntrniu v ftftAi-nnnri-' 'kP 't l -.-A'l. 1
jNew Bern Juniors nd the 'Wash!;;.-
on .' .Tumors.' two1 Juvenile baseball -..$. b
the
ingt
teams, , wil I Iplay " at" Ghent vPatk and ''i i x ? ,
every Joyeir.. of - the !-. national ; game. :is -A i
luyiKU- w aiicMUi uay LJUllj aiiu XJWy : ft ,
will compose the battery for the locals
team I and N.Cartee nd ,E.' Forbes ; "
will do the pitchihgVand receiving for' ' ',.''.
the;'vi8itg-;team':I ft '?''V'!' ''
PROGRAM AT THE. ATHENS
. ' ,l . TODAY.
''ffi?'ff VAtDEVlLLE ' ' : '' ;
"- if ' Mack and Hastings ' .
;Renne4 comedy, einging and talking
entertainers, i. Introducing ."the travel
ing lesmaiv and ( the girr'r-H)riginal
and-'funny.''.-.y : ? VAv ' 1
; a-VV-pictures
;, ; "Hubby'p PoUy' v , S,
; A; very laughableV'concd drama,
showipg the awful.' "piedictment . in
which "hubby" - found himself whila '
attempting toplay a-harmless joke,
as he thought, on wifey.- -
. !'At Bear Track Gulch".
..'A splendid Western, drama by the
Edison -Co. ,' "., - "
"The Empty Studio"
'The intcit'Pting story 6f a painter":
model. -' '
Matinee daily at 3:45. Two f.!i ,
at ni;''t. f irst starts .a 8 o'i ' ' .
Si i cn l follows iiiiiucdi.iii ' uf i -rr (. '
, of l.il.t. ' '