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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-19
THE ENGLISH TIRED
OF GIBRALTER

Speaking of Spain 1 understand
that there is a bare possibility that it
may some day again have possession
of Gibralter and thus regain it's old
steppingstone to Africa The Eng
fish are said to be tired of spending
money upon the fortifications there.
and that especially since a commits
sion of Parliament has reported that
the place, as far as the Atlantic side
Is concerned, is practically defense
less as IA naval base, and that it
would not be of great good in time
OF war English has already spent
upon these Notifications about $3.50
100000, which is almost as much as
we will spend upon the Panama ca
nal. In 1904 the military expenses
or Gibraltar amounted to more than
@2OOO,OOO, and costly improvements
In the way of new docks and a large
coaling island are now being made
These new works are al on the side
Of the rocks facing the Atlantic
Ocean 1t is there that the town of
Gibraltar lies, and there also are
the bay and the landing places for
ships
l spent some time at Gibraltar on
my way TO -orocco, and had a good
chance TO inspect the outside of the
Notifications and the new improve
ments A deep harbor of two hun
dred and sixty acres is being formed
and about fifty acres of water area
has been reclaimed for new dock
yard The largest of the naval war
vessels can be dry-docked there. and
the harbor is big enough for the
whole British Atlantic fleet.
The rock Of Gibraltar lies at the
md %. narrow neck OF land which
connects # with the Spanish PENN
sular. One could walk across this
neck in a few minutes The town
Gih.a'.ar which contains some
thing like 10000 people, IS situated
upon it and it's houses extend from
it along the lower sides of the rock |
itself
This rock is a gigantic piece oil
solid limestone. which rises almost
...."at from .ao a. ou Oh. side
facing the Mediterranean sea. to a
height almost as great as that oil
Ire b'H.rIdee Mountains 600 VIRGINIA
u you could put two Washington
Monuments one ON the top of the.
other and ON the top of these q
pIre aa talI ss Che dome OF be
Capital you have just about the
Ho.eht Of Gibraltar Tho rock is.
bout three miles long and less than
"a mile wide a0 ST.. widest pant
ass one approaches &c from tbe|
ON ..cs many Dor. holes here
end there along The sides They come
rom the tunnels within The whole
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-19
ADS NECESSARY
TO SUCCESS
g. w. POST TELLS OF BUSINESS
VALUE OF NEWSPAPER
PUBLICITY.

Mr.. G. w. Post of Postum Cereal
fame, says:
II believe the salesman who can
talk winningly to dozen customers
a day is deserving of credit, but the
salesman who can talk winningly to
hundreds of tousands of customers
through the daily and weekly news
papers can earn dollars while the
other Is gathering pennies.
For years the newspapers have
granted me the use OF their columns
TO sell my products. True, t8ey
have been paid and paid heavily,
beginning small and increasing until
the annual expenditures of my adj
yertising department average up
ward of 100000 a year.
CREDIT DIE TO PRESS.
While the basis has been mutual
ly satisfactory, there Is one point
| never forget. Had 1t not been for
the magnificent machinery OF pub
licity supplied to me by the publish
ers my business, now conservatively
worth $1S,O0e>~Oe> to 100000 900.
would be very small affair. If. in
deed, 1t existed at all.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-19

shapes There is quite revival of
interest made hats.
East- weeks in advance
of last eo ,he past week practical
ly saw The completion of spring buy
ing, although there will be few
hundred late Corners i'm town this
week.--New York World.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-19

How did they catch the thief
that robbed the railroad eating
house?"
He was SO weighed down with
plumber he couldn't run"
Money and silverwarc, sum
poser"
mo Doughnuts" Milwaukee
snnMnnl.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-19
LOGIC OF GOOD
PRICES

There's a reason for evervtbine a.,
said dry goods merchant. "There's
even a reason for odd prlces-s1.12
$4.99, $3.23 and so on.
The reason for these prices Is
that they keep the patron waiting
Tor his change, and while he waits
ne looks around, seeing. two to one.
something else that he wants to
buy
odd prices causing the customer
to examine the stock. are responsi-
Die for some Is or 20 per cent. OF
each days sales"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-19

Let the wretched hope and the
prosperous be on their guard
Latin.
How things that are none of our
business do interest us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
INJUSTICE ALLEGED
rnNATMrNr or n1s. HUNTER IN
 HONDURAS C0NDEMNED.
Americans TAere Think Offfciais Have Been Cruel nnd without Justiff- cation fn Handling Case of
 Arrested Denfisf.

Mobile. Ala.. Oct. so--ReIiable ad- vices received here from San Pedro, Lula, Honduras. give information of sl- |Ieged cruel and unjustifiable treatment ana Imprisonment of an American citizen of san Pedro. Being unable to effect tire release of pr. Hunter, com suiar agent Mitchell appealed to act ing American consul Greeley at Port cortez. The latter communicated with the commander of the United States Eunboat Paducah.
 The evening the appeal of pr. Mitchell to consul Greeley was made the inspector of the Honduras govern ment arrived. bringing with him new governor and Baz was ordered to Tegncigalpa. The Following day an of ficer from the Paducan arrived at San Pedro and began to investigate. The dentist was stf1l fn jail at that time.
 The Americans felt dissatisfied be- cause the matter of an investigation was not left to the people most interS. ested. They said that the investigation was not thorough as the officer from the Paducah had no instructions to get Dr. Hunter out of jail but was sent simply to investigate.
 Dr. Hunter had made an application for bail at this time but 1t seemed that in signing his name he had written too close to tho, margin of the paper For this hes was fined $s. The case was appealed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
BREAKS RECORD IN WALK0VER' Gloria Quayle Does Mile
 in 2:4 3-4. ONE RACE GOES FOUR HEATS
 s True Tucker Takes free-for-All' After Hard Fights. Scratched Horses Mar Program For the Bigsest Crowd That Has At tended Since the Beginning
 sf the Fair.
ONE RACE GOES FOUR HEATS

m view of the fact that the best crowd that has been to the Fair so far was out yesterday. 1t was unfoft- unate that the. racing card should have been such a disappointing one.
 Scratches again ruined the card and out of field of eight in the 2:40 trot. only Gloria Quayle, MT. Garth's Re- E1ection mare, started. She had a walk-over, but MT. Macy clipped five seconds o6 of her mark
 The mare went the first quarter in .Ss 1-2 and half in 1:0s 1-2 During the entire journey she never made the suspicion of a skip. though MT. Macy was calling on her for the fastest time down the stretch she was as steady as if 1t was only workout, getting nu- der the wire in 2:14 3-4.
 The fastest mile that she had pre- vtousIy trotted this season was in Bfrmingham, when shs won A heat in 2:1e 1-4. and yesterdays mark re- duced her time four and one-half sec- onds. putting her in the 2:1a class rom new on.
 Gus sszzacy. wiio is training and driv- inx the Garth Stable, has had possibly the most phenomenal career oF any driver on the Southern circuit He and his brother formerly had stable ar their own in Kentucky and 1t was only on August 22. last. that he took charge of the Huntsville stable.
 when he stared something like 2.2n and gao was the best that any of his present string were doing and now hc has several of them going better than 2:lS and being able to repeat He has started in Itwenty-one races with the earth horses and has never finished outside of the money, winning sexen- teen second in three and third in one.
 For the first time during the present meeting atVandiver Park, a race went to split heats, the free-for-all trot go- inr into four heats This card was also reduced by scratches, The Clans- man and Egotist Bell being drawn. hut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
ResuIts at yamaica.

Jamaica. Oct. 30---First rase. selling, six furlongs--Rockstone IoS. {Miiler1, Ito s, won; Belle of Iriquois, es. tE. pussV as s0 peafs toe9hs te snsw. S thirS Time. 1:I4 As. GlenhanS Easton. Lore ing, L,Amour, Cora Price, Constantia, uigginotham and Frank Lord, also ran.
 Second race. selling, one mile and a sixteenth-Pin1 and Needles, i0b, (sumtery, s to 5. won; Sister Francis, los, tMcDaniel). i to place. second; General Haley, t05. Musgrave. to to show, third. Time, 1:4s 4-5. Just So and Knock Erby, ran.
 Third race, selling nve ana one half fssslcags- Single Stone, sez. ler), even, won; Black Sheep. 1osi fIferbert)., 3 to 1 place. second; heene a4. fSumter), even to show third Time, 1.0S 1-5. Polly Watts, All Alone Lee Tick, Ruscimo. Kerrick, Beliegran T Fourth race. the Richmond handicap all ages, six furiongs--Bamy Wolf. HE fDugan), { to l. won: Dreamer. IF {McDaniel), & to 5 place, second; Bat Masterson. 100. (Musgravel. to te show. third. Time. 1:i4. Suffrage. Fl. lsrg. Heater. Kentucky Beau. Clover
 Firth race, selling. one mile and 2 sfxfeenth-Wes, 104. (Milier). [ 70 l won: st. Valentine. Ill, (sumter). ts place, second: Standerver. ss, tDM' gan): to to show. third. t ra TIT Time: @ i'ss
 Sixth race, five and one-half fur. longs, rnaidens--Adrico, 10e, tBuxtonf 10 1. won; Boiando. ioa, tNotter) even place, second: sparker. l0s, (IHor' ner), 8 to to show, thlr. Time, LOS. Tslk' MJl1h NoTbit. sSias Jubilee, Jassins. Lotu' Brandt, Billy B.. Van. Moss. Gentle man and IngrahafK1. ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

xsl ' vas third, rhrss savorites won.
 First race. : furionxs. selling Coon, E111. (Koerner), 1e to 5, won; Major I GansDn aUs sas nsnFo Fosarsy ls sS N third Time I:2o I5. Dapple Gold. No Quarter. stella Land. Vendor My Queen of the Rosess Joe shields Aivise. pr. Frank. Sir Geoffrey. Civtt Noir. ran ssSSnd sass TIs 's iis fns shas is S won; Hazel Fetch, i08 (Koerner) 3 to i. second: Henry O, 100. u1ycurgus) l5 to I third. Time 1853 2-5. Bone brake, Charlie Thompson, Athena. Katie
 ThIrd race. I-a furlongs purss--Al Muller. f05, fMinder) to won; Sweetcner. f05. (Shiliing) to second Paul Ruinart, 1e5 tAubuchon) 10 to Dr simnaii. Darling ban, Pink Cap. Bridge Work. High Binder. Florida Glen. Blue Shuffle, Kinzea Stone. Ces- tius, Tirhood ran.
 Fourth race. 6 furlonss handicap-- Avaunteer 10S. fKoerner,) 2 to won; Col. Bob. io2. (shilling) II to second; Marvel P, 97, Martin. 12 to third. Time l:ls'' stanley Fay. Donna Eiivra. sdlss mn ,es ,ssiiI.s ssrlsns, so Hsn! Agnes Wood. ys tPieratt) IF to l, sec6nd, Ansonia 95, (skirvin.) ito third. Time 1:o5. Divorcees. Rose Block, Dorothy Ann, samille M., Mer- rigo. Extry, Explosion. Pirate, Diana, Msasa Sixth R race. s'' furiongs. purse--whisk Broom, no, (Gaugei) to won. Linda Lake. i10. (Aubuchon.) IS to l., second; Rebel Queen. 1l0, lKoerner) II to su marphy sadra Tsns Mas Bens 9s soiree s Belle. Catherine F., Rose Ward. Mamie Gallagher ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
FUSS IN FLORENCE.
couneinnaen. Mayor and County Judge
 Nn Nxsanvs9A.

(8M@CkkUAEMs 1AN1&N @ss%A ~U~~~~f -"~--ss- =
 In Dispute.
 Florence. Oct. 30--( (Specia) )--He Heated disputations. in which pertinently per- sonal remarks were made. marked the read justment of the city's finances in accordance with the new municipal code by the council last night.
 A. E. Walker. Mayor of Florence; W. NJ Camper. president of the council, and George ". Porter, councilman and judge of the county court were the chief disputants-
 The new code provides Tor division of the road and bridge tax between the county and city in proportion to the amount of taxes paid by each. and as the city of Florence pays about sixty percent of the taxes of the entire county, the fund would be of great assistance to it.
 Judge Porter stated that it was his opinion that the county court would evade the payment of the road fund by raising the general assessment and failing to assess the road fund.
 On motion of Alderman Richardson a committee. composed of the finance committee. Mayor Walker and City Att torney Paul Hodges was appointed to look into the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
ro nELP MoNrEvALLo.
fnserestin9 Meeting of Town and
 School Imrrovement Society.

fnteresting Meeting Of Town and school Imrrovement Society.
 Monteyalio. Oct, Especial. )--An enthusiostic meeting of the School ana Town Improvement Society was heia Monday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth M. NeaAey. who Is the president of this association at a previous meeting had named committees, and the purpose of this meeting was to outline more definitely the policy of the association and the work of the committees.
 pr. ID. |. wilkinson delivered an in- terestIng and instructive lecture Tues. day morning before the students or the Aiabama' Girls Industrial School on "The Ar We Breathe.
 The Rev. w. A. Hudson. who has been sixteen years In the mission feld in Chinas was in Montevailo re- gently and gave an interesting lecf- ure at the Presbyterian churcn on Life In China.
 Mrs. c. H. Essig, of Atlanta, Is spending this week with her sister. Miss Anne Moore. She VIII pc eom- piimented with several social funcuohA during her stay here.
 Tenn, is in Montevallo for visit or
 Mrs. Fioreuco Hudson has returned from a visit to Montgomery.
 IT. McConau aughy spent Tuesday and Monday in Atlanta
 Mrs. D. l.. wilkinson and chiioren are visiting friends in Birmingham !.
 Miss Ruby I<owhorn has returheu from visit to Bessemer.
 s Miss LizSie Burke and Misa Leo sanders spent sevfral days m birah'' fngham recently.
 Mrs Fred Reynolds has returneo horne after a visit to Capt. and Mrs H. c. Reynolds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

the four that started were every one better. horses than they were Wheu they stdrtod In the z:f0 trot Monday
 True Tucker, the Macon horse, vas i2 heat as fresh as when he started. Pul- sus, the EEotist stallion oWned by Ffes and Company. of Birmtnxham. had lots of speed and behaved him- self nicely in the ftrst heat. trottinE 2 perfect mile, though he lost hts good behavior after that Cretghton Girl. Ben Whitehead's mara that showed 90 well in tue last two heats of Mon. days race, made rood showing in the first two heats yesterday. but tired ID Louisville mare, gave the wise ones q bad scare in the third heat
 Then first heat started on pretty lively. Whitney making 2 fast Clip with ths Maco1 horss ans sssl Mith puisu hanging or. while the Louisville mare was well up. This position was about the same when they reached the guar body began to tighten up here, and just before they reached the stretch turn, Abeel was pushing the Birming ham stallion nose in front or the
 Puisus was leading by nearly g head as they swung into the stretch with True Tucker and Creagntcn 1 n alr, ana both bh True Tucker and Creighton Girl blew up in the stretch, while Pulsus was behaving beautiinlly and trottins his mare down in time to beat out True Tucker for the place. .Pulsus win. ming in 2.15 1-4s with Creighton Girl second. True Tucker third and Dixie
 WI WSitney si with True Tucker was leading before the quarter was reached n .hs second heat, the quarter ,Sa arst nna heat. Gre ghton Girl was hanging on gamely with Dixie Craig third. Pulsus acting badly. This position was main al winning in 2:15 flat. with Creighton Girl close up and Dixie Craig third. pailsus breaking bdd1y in the stretch. CT s leading Eu ali nsss the @a way Creighton diri looked tired. but Dixie Craig was showing speed and raced Pulsus down the stretch. The stallion broke before mare took the place, True Tucker winning in 2:19 1-2. with Dixie Craig second. Puisus third and Creighton Girl
 whitney kept the pole all the way In the fourth heat, while Pulsus, who was acting better. hung on to the glaze synt with ls,! Bixss Graig tnird snd sa winning in 2:l5 nat, with the others in the same order.
 The summaries were:
 2.40 trot. purse ,$350. Tn 5.
 Gloria QuayIe, gr. m. by Re-EIection, dam Alabama ldacy), walkover. Time 2.14 3-4.
 True Tucker oh. g. by
 Morse (Whitneyl Puisus. i. b. s. by Egotist crsiEhton nsan diri. b,r. m. by
 head1 | 5... .......s. - 24 Dixie Craig. b. mi. by H. B.
 Banning (Heighfeld1. Tfme, z:l5 1-4, 2:15. 2:19 l-2, 2.f6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
rnoHrpIrIos conmITrnn Mnnrs
New Decatur Women Give Musicale n
 Thenter.

f 1
 Decatur, Ala. Oct 30.--tspecial)--- An enjjoyable musical and concert was given by local talent at the New Payne Theater. New Decatur, last night, and was we'll attended. The affair was given under the auspices Of the Ladies Prohibition Campaign Committee.
 The following is the program as ' soio~~s;carissims." ." . Miss Marie Bou- cher. :. Neal Johnson, Cathelme Wood and chorus.
 Mable Beason.
 Instrumental solo--variations "Did Black yoe," Miss Stella Orr.
 Male Quartet--"The Old Home Down On the Farm" Dr. & R. Adams, T. B. Johnson. John T. Adans. Jerrie Clark
 solo--"He the Best of AL" Miss Mar garet CiarkEon.
 Dreaming (Loye's Sweetheart Story). Neal Johnson and Blanche Todd. y Ladies' ouarfet--''M Mighty Lax Q Rose,s Mrs. l. N. Austeli. Miss Annie Lou spight. AIisses Hester and Mar garet. Ciarksoil.
 soIoe-''No one Cares For Me Now z Miss Mary Penick.
 Sofo---'Love Me and the World Is Mine" Herman Troup.
 Song Lindy. Catheinae Wood.
 First professional appearance of the famous four that drove Mozart to sui- cide-Mr. xyz. Mir. Mud. Mir. U. R, Not 2 No, Mir. Esau. Sketch---The Curse ssf Drink"
 The Drunkard's Chiid--Afyrtlc Eysra
 The Drunkard---H. c. NMeuth-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
SELMA COUNCIL MEETS.
Votes to Pave Streets over Protests
 prawmrfw Owners.

N0EGN 70 I&EG S4fU&t8 VNSE EE0AENtH VI
 Property Owners.
 Selma Oct. Especial. )--AA meet ing of the City Council was held to- night for the purpose of discussing the matter of street paving.
 The meeting was attended by num- Der of citizens and attorneys repre- senting property owners who do not favor the paving of the streets.
 Ordinances were passed to pave Water street to Church street and Broad street to the Arcadia Hotel.
 Hon. R. II. Mangam presented q pc tition from property owners opposing the paving of the streets, and ad- dressed the Council In behalf 1.-the petition.
 W. R. Peacock. F. F. Uiiman. NJ. J. Meyer and Mayor Atkins addressed the meeting in behalf of paving.
 An aye and nay vote on the passing Of the paving crdinance was then talk en, kwo-thirds of the Council voting ip favor of the ordinances
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Morgan Medical Society.

Decatur, Oct. Especial. )-Dr. J. l.. Gunter. of New Decatur, secretary of the Morgan County Medical Society, has announced that there will be a meeting of the society held in Hartse1le on Nov. 2. A number of interesting papers will be read and discussed by the various members at this meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
PASTOR Is MARRIED.
Rev. Frmnk Marsfen. of Bfrmlnahnra.
 Weeds In Cfncfnunff VIZ

Ftsss UfMHA MufAf8hs oK BtrmlnRh Rhnm,
 Weds In Cfncfnnafi.
 Birmingham. Oct 3o.---(specisl. 3--. Rev. Frank Marston. pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church chairman of the home missions commit tee of the North Alabama Presbytery. was married today. to Miss Helen Mev Thomsen. Of Walnut Hflfs, Cincinnati, st the home Of the bride. The cere- Tnony was performed by Rev Dr. wfl- liam McKibbeen. president of Lane Theological Seminary. After a bridal trip to Washington and Norfolk, Rev. and Mrs. Marston will come to BIrming- ham to reside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Hurt sn Foundry.

R. J. Osborne. an employe of the Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company. was seriously injured Wednesday morning. Mir. OsborDe had both thighs severely crushed by ma ehinery and is in pfecarious condi- tion. He was removed to his home at 735 South Twenty fourth street in the ambulance of Green & Co. At last re- ports he was resting well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

North Birraip eham. and after 2 trial before Justice Eaton was fined $co and costs.
 Announcement is made by the game warden as well as by the sherin that the laws protecting the birds of Jener- son county will be enforced to the letter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
society women Get pre.Ae..

upon orders from the judge Of the Federal Court the receiver of the stock of Jacob Traub. who conducted dry goods and ready ~to-wear store Oh Third avenue. recently thrown into bank ruptcy. will finish up alterations on handsome dresses loft in the store by society women of the city and deliver the same upon completion.
 Tn many instAnccs the women had paid for the dresses and other gar ments. and there was much confusion when the store was thrown into bank ruptcy, The wall of the women reached the judge. Hon. 0. R. Hundley. at Huntsville. who took the matter under consideration and ordered the receiver to deliver such goods as had been paid for and to complete alter Ations that had been started. The TO- ceiver of the stock is now making an inventory of the stock and the affairs of the business will in the near fu- ture be wound up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Resulta at K.afonEa.

NtHWNtH HE k1dtVfzAHs Cincinnati Oct. 30--Avaunteer easily defeated the heavily played favorite, Colonel Bob in the handicap. the feat
 ure of the card at I4atonia today. Mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

Reduced prices to see grand Fire. works Display at Fair Grounas Ho' night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
nir nnmnne Gnlf.

Tn the Circuit Court Wednesday the second trial of the damage suit case of Mrs. Annie M. Hanbury.. adnninistfa- tor. vorsus the Alabama Great South efn Hallway was begun before Judge Lane. TijE is the case which was tried once hy Judge Lane and resulted in verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $f6.000. After the verdict was rem dered it was set aside by the trial judge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

It's Worth 10 Censs. New BeauNoir Havana cent Cigmr. T. ,. Mattox CiG. and Tob. Co.,, Dfsfrib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
Coaple nelleyes to Have EIenea.

c. Nj Mason. who Ia well known here, today requested the police to ap- prehend bis 14-year-old daughter. Min- nie Mason. who # is believed has run away with & man famed Ellie McEI- rath. The police department has wired the police at Montgomery. # be- ing supposed the couple has eioped tos that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
shot FteIG Laraxs.

Will Foreman. coIored was arrested on a charge of violating the new State game law by shooting field larks at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-02
WAGE EARNER'S BANK
CAPITAL TEN MlLlioNS-SHAReS
ONE DOLLAR EACH-ITS OBJ
JECT-HEADQUA

New York. Aug. IA charter for
the organization Of $lO,OOO,OOO wage
earners banking and investment in
stitution, 1t Is announced. will be
filed today in Albany. The new asso'
citation is called the Wage Farmers
Capital Alliance, and its stockholders
will mainly be from the laborins
classes.
The shares have par value OF 81
each, which will enable those with
small incomes to make easy invest
ments. The company obtained a
charter at Guthrie, Okla, on last
Wednesday, and plans to conduct its
business in all of the states OF the
country. Offices will be established
in Chicago, Boston, St Louis and in
all cities having population OF l5O''
600 or more. The principle Offices OF
the company will be in this city.
w. T. Gridley, the attorney for the
company, in speaking of the new com
pany, said:
"It is "a movement that has been
under consideration by leading labor
representatives for nine months. All
trades will have chance to take
stock in the company The wage
Garner by organization has greatly
improved his condition in this coun
try, and the present move is only an
other step forward to obtain for him
his full share of the prosperity and
development of the nations resources
in the accomplishment of which his
labor represents a material part