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Partition Sale.
YoRKI sUPREIE COURT. KINGs

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ eounty.-wiIiam II, Kennedy and caTlotta de Costa
Kennedy, his wife. Plaintiffs against Ellen Eva ken
nedy ard others Defendants-In pursuance OF inter
ocutoFy Judgment partition ard sale made and
entered the entitled action and bearing date the
5th day Of December. 1905, J. the undersigned tho
Referee in said judgment named win sell public
auction New York Real Estate SaiesToonos Nos
IL and 10 vesey Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New York the 17th day Of January, lSO6 &C
IL O'Clock noon ot that day BY George BnlnsS Rel
the premises situate IN York County directed
by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as
follows: (d) Also al that certain lot piece or parcel
q land situate. lying and being IL the City Of New
County o. wsstchester and state OF New York. & sas
Map Of Belmont villsge n tie Town q West FsErns
@ inch dated westchester ca. Eew York DscsE..s
hed IN Office Of the Clerk Register OK the
White Platnsl which said los
fronts the side ef WASHINGTON Avenue as iaid
down said Being the same premises conveyed
to William Kennedy by Edgar Van Wrinkle. hx-
ecutor and Kate A. Kayser ExeeutFx, Of the lsst
WIN and Testament OF John G. Kavser deceased, oy
deed dated the 18th OF tSs1 and recorded
the aoe n the Register Of the or Weseheser
IN Iber les4 81 conveyaness page - on the 1etA daS
OF December. 1851
diagram OF said pTsTises according to Haid map Is
CLAY Avenue tnov f. 1sTth ST..
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BUYS LAND FOR RAILROAD YARD.

Frederick A Phelps bought a large portion Of the
meadow district in the Hunters Point section OF
Long Island City for the Belmont tunnel interests
yesterday The property is for the railroad yard
the syndicate is TO build at the Long Island end OF
their tunnel. The plot adjOins property recently
bought by the Degnan Terminal Company, cor
poration formed in the interest Of the Belmont
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5000
5000
49,
10000
10000
1900
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

2d-aye s e corner 18th ST.; J. saron's SHEET
Metal Works against the Hebrew Ieehnicai :. 40 =,
School Girls al December 4 1873 90 -" .
17slst tags y No ,s rsss West samuel ooifoiuu
Ccden-slve No. 1910 TO 1.2l6;s ester Bse5k
asans ,'Sal Miss MeA. For'ush e. a. e1 a
OH 80 sye : > corner 60tt-st: William Kleeman
nsr Ga agapss ', a95sisS SS sSn n harass e. a. s
Icdgecomhe ave, II. ". corner 141sf-st.; Aloent
sge se @ qsa@sS s6os AT5hur n sloman' Peesae9 - %
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
Aronovitz Louise f, Ring December 8 1902 s11a 90
Begg Roderick-The Carter-CruTne Co: Septenl-
1900 (cancelled1 155 "a
Harris. Charles B-The State Bank November
1Ansk5, Daniel &C E. Ring; December s.
lSS FebruaFy 4r's & 1885, 1895 Ceanceledl e'Ds 45a Os
5eanc9iedi s7s IS
1850 @o4.' II Is
pany: Noyember "a 1903 81 5
Ys9s tcanceiled5 482 81
f'5se''Si i8as laaneaiied liza so
Rosenthai, Fannie and Max-Brightwoed Manu-
'faeturing Company: January g. 1899 (ean-
S1cancelied5 257 OF
same-s. Bernhard; November 70. 1897 can
same Igtlea3 a. Hyde ct al: March :, 1898 tean-
ceiied5 s51 IS
1877 ca1cesd, Y.l..'' ss4 Os
9oanceied 450 %
ceiIed5 sa4 70
same-H B. Clahin Co; December %. 1897
sameI. GancgeG e;oldbers January 2s isss sS0 4s
same-E c. Hall ct all May Z, 1898 (caneehed1 SSs "a
same-H. Abegg. ct al; January 4. 1898 (ean-
stephens on j. NJ Morris; December IL 1908 1000 %
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RuYs MoRRlsToWN TRAcT.

John Clafin has purchased. through Edward +
Hamilton g Co.. from the William B. sddmore
estate the westerly tract at Morristown, n. j. II
comprises forty-efght acres. There is large stone
6rralling house the lanG-
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eRoNx REAL ESTATE BROKERS DINE.

The first annual dinner OF the Association Of
Bronx Real Estate Brokers was held last night at
the schnorer Club house. l6sd-st. and Eagle-aYe'
About two hundred and fifty members were pres
Wells Ernest Hail. Richard H. Mitchell and the
T2ex fhsOu Harris.
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ESTATE SELLS A PLAYHOUSE ROW.

Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from an
estate represeneed by the New-York Life Insurance
and Trust Company No $500 to S,S0S sd-aZe-' ex-
tending from No s91 to s95 Boston Road, four six
story fatheuses on a plot 115xss. .sx116x44W feet-
Horace S. Ely & Co. were the brokers.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

9o5th St n q corner 5th-ave: for one story frame
Office and tool house, 12x24; r z Guinn owner;
Olaf Bergmark. architect
sd ave $. 125 # 5 Of 1e9tl-st for one story
Company owner: NJ J Garvin. architect.
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

124th-st. n 1877 # W Of 2d-eyei for tive six
story brick tenement houses 40xS7. II; Jacobs &
TTulkof owners: q a Meyers architect $S4.OsH
bth-ave No 3l5: for eleven story brick Office
oWner oRlleE Magao aga Se FaaSe architeots 100000
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FOREIGN COMMERCE CLASSIFIED.

The Bureau of Statistics. Department of Com
merce and Labor. classihes the foreign commerce
of the United States for November and for the
seven months ended November follows:
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Ieno9-are " s. whole front between t42d and
Issd sts 100 iOxi00. Max Korbe. Daniel Do
ber and AhFaham Z Kass loan samuel faFnass
and Georgs Delien-
Morris-sye " r hs. 10 It cf lb2dast. 81. lQx
100: William 4 Hockey Ioans Arnodio Al ITO
and TeopIo ZAacaeiA .s---+....-s.- --.--.-@
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TILE aEl moNT- AZ RATH BEACH, SOLD.

The Belmont Hotel property, at Bath Beaon,
having a frontage of lis feet in cropsey-ave' ana
ss feet In Bay 22d-st, has been sold by tne To6- o
poration Lquiaating Company 10 L@oo"i'N g
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City Property for Sale or to Let.

WANTED TO RENT for season or sell IN Thomasvtlis.
w furnished, Broom restdences ali con-
veniences: heated with furnace and also open nrepa
electric and gas lights aTtesian wafer large s
~ s4eson 81 COO A. N. MBRIDE,
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Dated Borough of Brooklyn, Sew York city December
GEORGE 5. BILLINGS. Referee. A Court Street BoE-
ougn Of Brooklyn. New York City.
HUGHES n HEISTAD AttorneSa FOR plaintiffs, 20 Ce1rt
Street. Borough of Brookiyn. Nsv 1crx c1tst
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auction Sales of ReaL Estate.

A nDREw J. MCCORMACK. AUCTIoNEER. dEiaR
"A r. Muller & Son will auction on SATURDAY
Dec 30 at II o'clock A NJ at the Exchange saesFoos;
Nos IA and Vesey St. account Of whom II may
concern All the right title and interest OF the
certain contract into between the said eors
ton William 3. Strang o. New York. dated sept -.
1904 Particulars may and OF the cotrscS
the Office OF Messrs. Rounds. Hatcn LlingI q
Debevoise. No 80 Cedar St. New York city
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JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments fled yesterday the first
name being that of the debtor:
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Bronr Real Estate.
Furnished Apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. priv
il bath with without meals; including meals, Two.
weekly; one. SIS VAN RENsSELAER. 70 Esst !IIn
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The first name is that of the debtor, the seceI
that of the creditor and date when judgment vi
filed:
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TAMPA

Yampa, March 10.-Thomas Rifle
who has been quite sick, is better.
Ray Davidson, who has been visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. ]. A.
Miller, has returned to his home in
Illinois.
B. H. and G. W. Burnaugh, were
Ottumwa business callers Friday.
Jas. Fulton and family were Batavia
visitors Friday.
R. w. Williams and wife were
Batavia business callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Adelia Holmes and family
moved on the Perry Yeager place
Tuesday.
F. II. Reno and wife, Otis Warder
and wife, and Milo Reno, Jr. and Rev.
Oscar Mason. went to Davis county
Wednesday to attend the wedding of
John M. Reno. The young couple will
be given a reception dinner by the
groom's brother, F. M. Reno on Thurs.
day.
James Fetro and wife and Mrs.
Morrison were Ottumwa shoppers Fri.
day.
A. B. Phelps and wife of Competine
township, visited at the Thomas Rifle
home Tuesday.
James Fetro moved to his farm
north Of Batavia Tuesday.
j. ]. Beall an old and highly re.
spected citizen of this vicinity is very
sick.
J. K. Hilton was in Batavia Tues.
day.
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LOVILIA.

Lovilia, March 10.-Wilson Dean and
wife left Sunday morning for their
new home at Cold Water, Okla.
Miss Carrie Clemmons returned
Tuesday evening after a two weeks
s%ojourn in Quincy, III.
Miss Maude Harpe, of Dunreath, is
visiting here sister, Mrs. 1. e. Thomp-
son.
John Ferris, Of heal Tracey, has
moved back to Lovilia and will occupy
the Cashier farm just north Of town.
Miss Dessa Tucker left Wednesday
for Russell to be in attendance at q
wedding at that place.
Miss Sarah Hardness, Of Bussey,
made a short visit here Thursday
morning. M
Samuel Cobb, Jr., has been quite
sick with the grip, but Is some better
at this time.
Miss Jessie Spencer is spending this
week with her brother, Clarence Spen-
Ger and family, of Eldorado.
Frank Van Tress has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Nora Forrest, Of Abba, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Earl Brewer, Of Buxton, has resigned
his position as clerk in the
store and is visiting among friends
here at present.
James Swasic and sister Ellie have
moved here from Marysville and ara
occupying the store room just south of
the millinery store.
Miss ANGELA Kean, who has been
spending several weeks with T.. B.
O'Brien and family left Thursday for
her home at Grimes, Iowa.
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there and are coming back here to

there mi are coming back here to
live.
Court adjourned yesterday for he
term. Judge Preston did an immense
lot Of work, settled many cases and
cleaned up the docket.
Gildra Jones and wife are the happy
parents of a baby girl since yesterday.
The M. E. foreign missionary So
cfety had their regular monthly meet
Ing at the home of Mrs. w. T. Selby.
Refreshments were served.
DR.. Parker, of Brighton, is visiting
old friends here. He is especially de-
sirous Of meeting all his fellow actors
In the play, Trial BY Jury" given by
home talent in the opera house here
many years Ago..
The surveyor for the G. M. & st. p.
railway was in the city yesterday ak
ing measurements for the two new
bridges that the company is going to
erect in the city One on the
crossing Owe Washington street and
the other on Spring street.
Attorneys T. c. Legoe and j. G.
BEEN. of What Cheer, were down yes
terday.
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HOW TO KEEP WELL
Strengthen the Stomach With Mi-o-na
and Get Perfect Health.

The source of health is the stom-
ach and the digestive system. When
acting as Nature designed they should,
the organs of digestion do their work
regularly and unconsciously, like a
perfect machine.
Those whose use Mona do not have
a sallow complexion, sunken cheeks,
nor flabby flesh. Their skin has a
ruddy glow, the eyes are bright, the
breath sweet and the step elastic. In
short, the users of Mona have the
maximum of good health and are
plump, rosy and robust.
Nine-tenths of all sickness comes
from a weak stomach, causing loss Of
flesh, shattered nerves, f%atulency,
heartburn, sick headaches, back
aches, spots before the eyes, rheu-
matte troubles, and general weakness
and debility. Take a Mona tablet
before each meal, and all irritation,
congestion and Inflammation in the
stomach or bowels will be Immediately
soothed and relieved. In fact the
stomach will become we'll and strong
and the whole system filled with
strength and vitality.
Even if a weakened stomach has
brought you to a chronic stage of i'll
health. where life is one long drawn
out pain. do not despair. Mona will
effect a cure if the simple directions
in each SOC box are faithfully followed.
Read the guarantee given by w. l..
Sargent with every package Of Mona
which ne sells. He will pledge you in
this guarantee to refund the money
should Mona fail to help.
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ALBA.

Abba, March 1o.-The district court
which has been in session for the past
six weeks adjourned yesterday. A
great number of cases were disposed
of during the term.
The clerk Of the district court is
sued a marriage license yesterday to
Daniel E.. Waller, aged %, of Los
Angeles, California, and Miss Annie M.
Lyle, aged 25, of Macon, Mo.
Mrs. H. r. Goodwin, who has been
visiting her parents at Agency for the
past few days, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Anna Ryan, Of oskaloosa, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Morse, of this place, for the past few
days, returned home yesterday even
Ing. She was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Morse, who will visit at her
old home for a few days.
"The Royal Slave" was presented
last night at Kings opera house to a
large house and gave excellent salts
faction.
G.. B.. Davis. who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks with the grip.
Is able to be out again, but Is not feel
ing able to go to work yet.
B. P. Cashier was in Lovilia on BUSH.
ness yesterday.
OFT Dunkin and wife and baby were
Abba visitors yesterday.
VIM. Bell and wife entertained a
company Of their friends at whist
Wednesday evening.
Smith Easter arrived from Colorado
yesterday where he has been working
for an express company.
w. B.. Lutz is visiting his parents in
Pennsylvania this week.
Misses Ada Robinson and Nina
Webster, who have been visiting at
the G. c. Mccormick home for the past
few days, departed for their home at
Cresco Wednesday.
Frank S. Griffin is employed as x
ira help in the clerks office this week
fitting and %indexing the old documents
of the county which have never been
properly filed and indexed since NOV
ing into the new court house.
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the husband and father the possibility
and unwisdom and cruelty of leaving
his widow and children unprovided for,
in case of early and unexpected death
"a man is known by the company
he keeps" and the public often judges
the advertisement by the caliber OF
the medium used. Responsibility OF
the newspaper or magazine leads the
reader to accept in a sense the adver.
Users words as those of a respectable
concern.
Attracting attention is also more
likely with the use of this OF that style
of type and pictures, as against Ger,
tain others. Judgment and taste must
be exercised psychologically in these
respects.
Not too much and not too little
must be said or. pictured. The adver
tiser must remember that the face to
face salesman can show his goods
can appeal to the eye, the ear, the pal.
ate. The advertiser-the salesman on
paper must meet psychologically
this condition as far as possible, by
using descriptions that will appeal to
the same senses. Prof. Scott has
pointed out the unwisdom of certain
advertisers. whose ad. for a piano fit
an incubator with the mere change of
the name Of the thing advertised. Again
by substituting pork and beans for a
chocolate candy the advertisement OF
a certain firm fits the more plebian
dish as well as 1t did the advertised
delicacy.
Absolute Honesty.
Above all things, remember that'ab,
solute honesty Is a virtue Of para,
mount Importance in advertising. Dis.
honesty deceives for a time. but the
public finds out the deception and de.
serts the lying merchant. A famous
millionaire merchant says: "Dishon.
esty is the morphine of advertising. It
gives false inspiration and impetus
temporarily, but ultimately brings ruin
and wreck to the business using it,"
Thus the psychology of advertising
teaches one, among many other things
to use that, style of type and cuts
and. that arrangement Of "ads' which
will attract attention and arouse de,
sire; to use good clean mediums; to
appeal rightly to all the senses. with
the descriptions of the articles adver,
tised; to advertise persistently and
with large spaces; and finally to use
honesty and truth in every statement
to the public.
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sIeouRNEY.

S~igourney, March 10.-Thomas Mol
Ter has purchased the F. H. Maryland
home on South Main street for the
consideration Of $1,000. Mr.. Noller
does not intend to move to town at
present, but buys the property for in
vestment and will rent it.
Mrs. E.. 2. Phelps and little son
Waldo left for Cedar Rapids Wednes-
day evening to visit at the Fred Cor
don home.
Sheriff John Baty returned from
Anamosa Wednesday morning, where
he had gone to place Mrs. Mary
Lotus in the pe%nitentiary. He was in
Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening and
saw the big fire.
mother here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Todd has been in poor health and
has been much afflicted for many
years, and the last few months failed
rapidly. He was unable to support
himself and was an inmate of the
county poor farm until Just a few DAYS
before his death, when he was brought
to the home Of his mother. His fun
eral will occur at his mothers home
this afternoon conducted by Rev.
W%oolhouse of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Stein, of Iconium, is visiting
at the home Of her parents here. She
expects to stay a month.
Miss Hazel Quick has been seriously
i'll the last few days, but is much
improved now.
Chas. Reid, of Webster, spent the
afternoon and evening of Wednesday
with Sigourney friends.
Ada Shean is home sick and her
school is being conducted by Jesse
~Strawbridge.
Sherman Needham is on the sick list
with lung trouble.
Sig. Sanders and family are on their
way to Iowa. They left this town a
little more than a year ago expecting
to make their future home in Cali
fornia, but they became dissatisfied
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chased the Israel livery barn moved
nto the Ogilbee property last Wednes-

day.
H. G. Skinner, wife and daughter of
Stockport were calling on friends in
town last week. They left Monday
evening for California, where they
will make their future home.
G. w. Morrell>moved into the Jones
Morse property last week.
H. Huffman and wife went to Fort
Dodge last Thursday where they will
visit their daughter and attend the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Healy.
DR.. w. R. Parker left Saturday
evening for her home in Petaluma,
California. having spent the winter
with relatives.
Clarence Hope, wife and daughter
of Valley Junction are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Downward. Misses Birdena
Hughes, Mary Calhoun and Della
Young Of Fairfield, Miss Bessie Moore
of New London, Miss Nettie Morse of
Eldon and Ed. Boies and wife of Var
mouth attended the funeral Of Miss
Annie Boies, Sunday.
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DUDLEY.

Dudley, March 10. - Oscar Hassel-
rooth who returned from Colorado, a
short time ago, where he has been for
some time has moved his household
goods to his farm near Munterville.
The members Of the Pleasant Hill
Mutual Telephone company held a
meeting at the Pleasant Hill school
house last night for the purpose of
tiers.
John Eyre has been moving the
past four days.to the place which he
purchased of Nels Hanson a short
time Ago..
Edward G~ustafson and family visited
with Alfred Gunnarson on Sunday.
William Robert and wife left for
California on last Thursday where
they will make their future home.
At the Pleasant Hill school meeting
on Monday the election for director
resulted in a tie vote for John Gustaf-
son and Andrew Carlson, Edward Gus
tafson was elected director at No. Z
school.
Quite a number Of the farmers
around here are delivering hogs here
today.
Gust Burgason and Charles Peterson
from near Munterville are business Wis
itors in Dudley today.
Mrs. Daniel Oberg and daughter
Amanda and son Ely Of Munterville
were passengers for Ottumwa on No.
10, today.
A few young people from here at
tended the dance at the home of
Edward Larson who resides near Will
lard. last evening.
Chester Johnson from near Munter-
vile was in town TO-DAY.
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BIRM INGHAM.

Birmingham. March 10. - j. S. Rags
dale was looking after business inter-
ests In Eldon last Friday.
G. B. Hastings moved into the D.
Maddix property recently purchased
by him. Mr.. Maddix moved into the
Eccles property.
Mrs. Kate Tucker of Pasadena, Cal
ifornia arrived Monday for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Randall.
N. N. Bennett who recently pur.
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TO MARE 1T PAY
ADVERTISE PERsIsTENTLY AND
WITT LARGE SPACES SAYS
NOTED MANAGER.
The Psychology Of Advertising Is Ably
Discussed by DR.. Willard Clement OF
the American Jobbing Association
Of Iowa City and Chicago.

Advertise persistently and with
large spaces; use honesty and truth
In every statement; use good clean
mediums. secure a style and arrange
ment that will attract attention and
arouse desire for the thing advertised"
Is the sum and substance of an able
discussion Of the psychology Of adver-
Using, DR.. Wilbur Clement, advertis-
ing manager of the American Job
bing association Of Iowa City and Chi
cago.
The lecture was delivered Monday
evening before the Psychological de-
partment Of the Iowa State university.
br. Clement was formerly a member
OF the faculties Of the University Of
Michigan and the Chicago university.
The following Is a synopsis of the
lecture:
Between $500, 600, 900 and $1,000, ooo,-
900 is spent annually In advertising
and advertising in a sense is still in
its infancy, for many lines have not
yet been touched, declared the speaker.
Investigation has shown that the ad-
vertiser must be a psychologist to sue
coed and avoid ill-spending of his
money-not a psychologist In the
sense OF being a master of the science
as taught in universities and colleges,
but In knowledge Of human nature,
knowing how to appeal best and most
effectively to his readers.
Begin Investigations.
The Agate club Of Chicago decided to
Investigate advertising along psyche
logical lines. determining to develop
principles for the betterment of adver-
tising conditions. A committee. with
Thos. Balmer, of the Delineator, at its
head, as chairman and embracing
some OF the foremost members of the
Chicago business world, secured. the
services Of Prof. Walter Dill Scott of
Northwestern University and aided
him In every way to pursue investiga-
tons along the line suggested. He Sc
cured ready access to files of the Cen
fury, studying carefully the volumes
of the former magazine for a genera
ton back. The Delineator, the Bur-
lington railway and others aided him
also. From his Investigations was
born a series Of papers to be thirty
SIX In number-the earlier papers now
appearing in a book styled "The Theo-
~ OF Advertising" Though it would
have been called the Psychology Of
Advertising" but for fear of the title
upon ultra-conservative minds.)
Prof. Clement freely acknowledged
indebtedness to Prof. Scott for much
valuable data.
Craftsmanship on Paper.
Advertising is merely craftsmanship
on paper-whether one advertises to
get students to come to S. u. l. or to
induce men to come to Iowa City to
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Des Moines Mayor Stops Bouts.

Des Moines. March 10. The ten
round prize fight between Sherrard Of
Boone and Sergeant Murphy Of Fort
Des Moines which was to take place at,
the Grand opera house on Friday,
March II, has been called off because
Mayor Mattern Internationally re-
fused to permit a boxing match inside
the city limits.
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Rev. r. D. Rurhans May Come to Iowa.

Iowa City, March 10.-Rey. F. D.
Burhans, of the Washington Park
church, Chicago, who arrived here
yesterday afternoon, may accept a call
to the Congregational pastorate now
vacant. Mr.. Burhans is well known in
Iowa, having relatives at Burlington,
and his coming to the Hawkeye state
will be welcomed by many warm
friends Of the kindly minister.