The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-07
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Nesrs Labor ana whise Labor.
The sooner the people Of Montgom-
cry get rid OF the idea Of seeing how
cheap they can get labor" said a Wis
itor to the city yesterday. Just that
eS III sn ssf tS% Ss % g me purpose
possiSis. bas X K sSo ai be Be- hi. aim 70
give his employees as high salaries a,,a az J,
himself. The old saying that cheap
labor Is dear labor. is forcipiy Illus,
n sss1sa a e sh H ssy Every xeg Place
mehtio man ana the Place viii never pc 3
great city until this negro laDor Y
Implanted by white labor. think
this IL the most vital question confront.
fnv the inhabitants of this city, ana !
can see II better because 1t is my nrst
Il have been living in cities where
! white labor Is all that is USED ~ res.
would be much better II the proprietors
would secure white boys, and know
they could get some of poor parentage
who would be glad 70 work as ,d pen =
good living. Then the. hotels should
get white girls for chamber maids.
Your restaurants should all have white
walters and COOKS. They are n cosane ir
the long run, even u It Is necessary TO
pay them tribe more wages: .
THE latter day negro is all right IN
risht sort Of human being to serve
meals to a white man and to enter the
apartments Of white people"
Praise for Guarantee.
Its wonder to me-" said citizen
yesterday. that In all the tight quar-
antines that have been conducted, there
have not been any serious difficulties
reported. The guarantees have caused
ma N IN rAoh1na n travail hut this
year they seem to have been worked
with greater courtesy than ever be-
fore. This 10 true OF Alabama. to my
abuses of the methods which used to
be so regular In days of yore, have
heard compliments to the quarantine
forces of this State.
only one. or two cases of personal
clashes have come to the notice of the
public in this State. Even in these
the fault lay not with the quarantine
officers but with the other men.
ire OF the people as it did in the past.
either. This makes II evident that for
the methods OF protecting the state
that have been used, to be effective,
travelling and local public. The pas
sengers must be forbearing and make
some little temporary sacrifices In or
lars and the ravages of a dread dis
ease. Passengers who may have a con-
stitutional right to go from one place
to another have been very moderate,
freedom since the quarantine was es-
tablished. So, I say In praising the
success Of the quarantine officials the
good people who have been graceful
In their conduct deserve some credit
themselves"
Delegates ON TO Decatur.
Secretary Leslie l.. Gilbert of the
Alabama Commercial and Industrial As
of Montgomery. left yesterday evening
for Decatur. where they so to attend
the annual convention of that body,
continue in session until Wednesday
Colonel wiley will be among the dis
tinguished speakers before the, con-
keen interest," to the business people Of
the State will be discussed.
The Commercial Association of De-
catur has provided an elaborate plan
gates, which will include a steamboat
ride on the Tennessee River and a BAN
quet. The Montgomery delegates ex-
pect to return home Thursday morning
Governor felix's has returned from
Birmingham and Pratt City after a
short visit to the mines of the Tennes-
near es the latter A piacs. which employs
some 500 or 800 OF the state convicts.
The Governor found the convicts in
excellent shape, the mine conditions
as good as was expected, and said yes
terday that when he visited the mines
there were only four or five sick con-
victs.
Mr.. ]. II. Berry. a weil-known man
of this city. left yesterday evening on
visit to Frederick Okla. to look after
an interest in real estate for himself
and several other business men of
Montgomery.
State superintendent of Education
/. W. Hill has returned from Birming-
ham, where ne attended the meeting of
the Executive Committee of the Ala
bama Educational Association.
Mr.. Charles Ellis of Andalusia is
registered at the Imperial.
Mr.. William NJ Jordan of Huntsville
spent last night in town.
Mr.. II. ID. Boyd OF Troy is registered
at the New MADISON.
Mr.. A. C. Boykin Of Brewton was in
the city last night.
visiting the city.
Mr. c. r. Mclean of Birmingham is
in town.
DR.. B. Phillips of Dothan is in the
city.
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