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The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
ROOT RETURNS TO-DAY
Secretary Of State Spends
Pleasant Day in Montreal.
VISIT, HE SAYS, PURELY SOCIAL
Admits that lie Talked of G-sst
Many Things During stay in OF
tswa-Is Guest of Lord Strathcona,
and Attends a LuncheOn-Vfsits
Educational Institutions.

Montreal Canada, Jan. 23.-Secretary Of
State Elihu Root and Mrs. Root, who are
the guests OF Lord Strathcona to-day. viii
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
.CITYIS AGAIN SHAKEN
Kingston Has Two More Sc
we're Earthquake Shocks.
CHURCHILL STOPPED LANDING

Colonial Office Parliamentary Secre-
tRFy s0s.sid To BE Responsible for
PatroI-GOVernor's Friends Now
Throw Blame on London Officials.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
CONTINUED OK THIRD PAGE

heet me mt the Poultry and Pigeon
Show. Masonic Temple, 9Th and + SITS.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

}. II. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.
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CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE
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of resignation ia a. e0Ilows.
New york. January 2.
ear Nr President: I hereby
y resignation as chairman of
nidn Canal Commission. ef-
your pleasure. bat not later
,ch {. 1907 II is unnecessary
, assure you of my great ap-
q OF the confidence you have
a me and Of the splendid sup
have always accorded me
first appointment by yOu.
Very sincerely, yours.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

the construction work of the
/ the determined opposition Of
TO Mr.. Shonts' retention at the
he commission. the impression
here that the resignation is not
TO the President.
ef' is emphasized by the fact
e correspondence made public
White House the President ex-
le extreme reluctance with
accepts the resignation. and
es him upon his new business
which, by the way, are not
by Mr.. shonts in his letter Of
which was sent from New
ay.
&c Treated Differently.
on is further strengthened by
ige that when Chief Engineer
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

al take over the duties
hen the latter leaves the
Ice Mr.. Stevens may
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
J hta., L. hsFsE r, - T. n :.+'t = T." I,
NEGROES EXPELLED
Driven .,9 \ Out Of Virginia
Town By Whites
REAL RACE WAR

= Ona11cock, Va, Aug. 13.-The
race riot which started here the 9TH
er night has assumed more serious
proportions. A large grocery store,
owned BY Samuel Burton, colored,
and building occupied by the Pen
insula Times, a paper edited by
James Uszlc. q negro, were covered
with gasoline by the tncensed whites
and totally burned. The structures
adjoined, each other. The loss Is
Several thoWsand dollars. Burton
and Uzzle, who were ring-leaders In
the outbreak, have disappeared.
Notices have been posted through
out OnaRcock, informing the fifty
negro families who, reside here to
leave town by 9 a, IN. A number of
negroes have already obeyed, one of
them being the preacher OF the col
ored church. ~ 80. ..
There are $500 persons In Oman
cock, one-thiEd of them lcolored. The
streets are being patrolled by white
picketS. The governor OF Virginia,
1t Is stated, has been asked to. send
guards to the .sceae. Help arrived
from neighbortng. towns. Several
negroes have been arrested.
The trouble started when Con-
stable Kellam attempted to arrest a
negro named Conquest in Burton's
store. The negro resisted, and when
the constable called Upon Burton to
heip him, the latter refused. Uzzle
then fired at the constable, but
struck Garland Belote, a prominent
white citizen.
g. While four white statesmen were
riding In hack from Quancock to
Tasley, Va, last night, to board a
Eorth-bound train at the latter
place, they we're flred upon by a par
ty Or negroes in ambush. They
escaped by running across a corn
field. Their baggage was riddled by
bullets. .M
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
ST. ALBA MS.

Mrs. Jessie Payne, Of Uniontowp,
Pa, Is visiting Mrs. F. W. Waddy:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Waddy and
DR.. 0. W. Holloway returned Satur-
Day from the GFsnd Eofge K. Of p;
at Charleston. -
Miss r. A. Wilson Was a business
visitor to Charleston Tuesday or last
week.
William, Novel, and Nanoni viii
lis, of Huntington, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. w. Green.
Morris Rhyne, Of Middleport, is
visiting his aunt.
y, Lee Johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday In town. ~. . w..
, Miss Josie M Barnett passed
through r Wednesday en- route to
jamestown and other points In Win
gintaT She Was joined by the Misses
Wilson, Georgia Banks and J. W.
Price. At - 49,. =.
Miss Bertha Payne, Of Charleston,
spent Tuesday with her sister.
Fred Payne, Of Middleport, was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. s. V. Wright, Mary Stratton,
Rev. Stratton, and J. e. Norris left
last week for Washington, D. C.
J. w. cambridge, L. Miller, b. l..
Diggs and WDd. Jackson, of Page,
were business visitors to. town Fri
day. -'
Miss Goldte Preston, spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs; Laura Williams spent Satur~
day in Charleston.
81 Miss Jessie Williams is visiting
ner mother this week. .~ D..
Rev. N. Harnett was in town on
business Friday. . d.. ~.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
CLARKsBItRG.

T. ..
, v Trinity M. E. Church was, dedi-
Gated July 2s- with. high honor Rev
5. X, ,Arbnthnot., d. b, = delivered
The sermon to- a large audience. The
sum of $460.85, waseraised. The Ia
dies Of the church served two excel.
;s meals. Rev G.. W.. w, Jenkins,
p. D., pastor. =. ;, ..... =,
Miss Amelia Long entertained on
last Monday night in hoaor Of Miss
Bseulah Smith, of .Fairmont.. ~.
I. Rev. G, W. w: Jenkins and Mr.,
sJlno. Burns attended the. District
Conference and Epworth, League
convention held, at Piedmont, ..
/: Rev. VIM. A.. Spriggs, of Institute
preached an able, sernen to an inter-
ested eongFsgation Sunday night at
the Trinity M. E.. Church. ......
IA party of, six, Miss Mary Brent,
Jno. Wilson, Miss Amelia Wilson,
Freeman Lowry, cbaperoned by Mr..
land Mrs. Edward Griffin, drove to
West Milford Sunday and returned
In the evening at six O'Clock. A
pleasant day was spent, and dinner
served on the green. .. e
Mrs. Aaron Wilson, .Jno. s. viii
sson, Mrs. Annie Freeman and Mrs.
Dale Dean are On the sick list.
|: Miss Villa Lee is attending teach
.ers' institute at Morgantown this
week.
. Miss Collie Cambria Is no better
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Green return
ed home last week to Wheeling. af-
ter two weeks visit to his par
ents. -, -
4. Miss Florence Ruffin Is spending
ner vacation at Mountain Lake
park.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15

Page, Kanawha City; Rev. David
Deans, H. II. Bailey, Montgomery;
John J. TURNER, Mt. Carbon: Geo.
Jones, Charles Page, Charleston;
e., II Galloway, Alex. Henderson,,
MT. Hope. -..- q 3. / - d, y
~ Mr.. Samuel Hedrick and Miss
Eliza Wilson, were married In Char,
lesion, last Thursday, III,
!, Z MRS. Essac White was called TOT
Ehurnhond last week to attend the
funeral CT her brother, who was rum
4nxeB by q train at that point. -.
\, Mrs. Sallie Scott and Miss Emma,
Minor were called to Virginia Mon:
DAY because Of the. serious illness Of
relatives. ...... MIA. ,
4. Taylor Brown Page, who has been
quite sick. with typhoid fever Is con-
Valescent. >.a'., a..,i@'% H.. ~
-. w. White, of Charleston, was a
business visitor here. Monday. ~,
I!V: Coleman, Of Mt. Carbon, was
down Saturday. .s.s: -. r-. #. p,
ID. childs, of Page, spent last
week here. - Il: 1922 o.. .... ....'
r. Miss Ada Wright and Geo. Holmes
left "Wednesday for several weeks
visit at different points in Ohio. H. =:
/, Rev. Warner Brown, Mrs. Mary
Perry and Sd. Morgan, were In
Charleston Sunday to, attend the
|Guneral of Rev. J. Is. Bullock. ..r
Miss Anna Hall, who has. been
sicks2for several years, died Saturday
and was buried Monday. ! .*.a. ri
f Mrs. q. T.. Brown, Of Institute,
and Mars. Wallace Page, of Kanawha
City, came up last week to see their
gnandson Taylor Page, who is sick.
Rev. Daniel Stratton, of st. Adams
is a business visitors here.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
MONTGOMERY,

! Phe ( Fayatte, KauawIha and Sum
trters counties consolidaeSd institute
met Monday morning 9n the Odd
Fellows hall, Superihtenaen& Levey
snd INSTRUCTOR, Prof Saskatchewan
We're present. Those fitIsaKtendance
are Lulu. Branharm, E1gzIe Brown,
Nellie Lewis, F. D. Bailey. Rita Hall,
Ella Burke, Mary shelton, of Mont
.gomery; Pinkie jones' Jessie Davis,
Wipona; Matte Freeman, Mt. Hope;
Lizzie Washington, Mamie. Taylor,
Hawks Nest; Julia Wilkerson, Nc
Donald; M, A. w. Thdu1pson, Pratt;
Mary paVis, Red Star;EI. NJ. King,
Charleston; Bette Madison, Oak
Hill; Lulu Nickos, Glen Jean; An
ME Aston. Carbon; tstnfra Ellis,
Hill Top; Annie Rotan.1Eva. Rotan,
Fayetteville; Rosa LocB5gfte, Mamie
Han. Nuttallburg; Corphlia Spears,
Powelton; jamie Galloway, MT. Hope
Birdie Turner, FayetteYffIe corne1ia
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
7 90. ~ Z. YsIteNi
@oBEgsIl

Thurstav niwtt M. horor se es 49, ~
iEfhei Walls osfgfsnarlestnn ~ NJ 49, 3,
present were Misses IJ1Iia' e i, 49, 49,
Eleazer sbsJft 80 iSr. +,ia tetyoe'
T ". b. BurnasTaner - 1900,
twas the e,,e.st T,,S,xiis. eh,,,s IA. ~ Z.
|sThnrsdav - 50 'neANNonfil' =
Miss C11frolrd it,h nsor - M 49,; T..
n11ond was tho s;ISs,lf ~ M,ss . - ~ =,
EThnrsday - W ~ ''''Ss'
e. Miss Lille Ss 49, cho,t !,
ARE vis,tin. :. thar s,st or 80 r. ets.eon
E The Golden 1IcsnSfe hold tha,n 49, -, :.
Eond : mset,na, fSsSsth G m @nvtk etso!
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
..J. Ey y 81 - - q. EsfEEsSsE ? ~ =
ADDITIONAL Correspondent
= J ? = -. !. > :,
BUcKHANNoN.

@ = 80 = -, a
Rev. Reid, Of Simpson M. e. chap
ell, attended he District. Conference
at Keyser last week. .....,. ~, ~. f. Il
MISS Ingte Taylor, who has been
Visiting in ReXerly for several weeks.
returned last week. She was accom-
panied home by her cousin. Miss
9aXlhr. : ~ s. Is .,.... ..f> -
Mr.. and Mrs, George Williams,
who have been in ,Elkins for some
time are at home - 49, ~. |.
Miss Blanche Muller, from, near
Clarksbnrg. spent +, several days I'M
town last week tire guest Of her
cousin, Miss Byrd Davis. .,E.' =. -. -
n. d. Hazlewood Is in the city for
short tipe. We leaJrn that he will
teach in Parkersburg the coming
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
CovINtaToN, VA.

J Charley, ack.I$;2who shot JOHN
Wright .last week, was tried Monday
and acquitted. Wright is getting
along nicely. .,s: g. -
( Mrs. 7. T. Anthony was very i'll
the first Of the .waek. ~. ~, -.
Charles Millen was taken very i'll
last week and has Sbeen confined to
his bed. His Illness is not thought
to she serious, Mira: Miller, his wife,
who has been tsisdisposed, is well
again. -,
Mrs. Helton, living in Williams
han, on Pine street, has been very
IN. Mrs. JunfIs White has been
sick also for seya8h weeks. =:
Rev: W. j Hankett has been out
Eof town for 10 da9s visitiag friends
In WASHINGTON and Baltimore. .l..j.,;
G. r. Reale. who wasss,indicted last
week for selling cider about one.
tau Eth per sgpt above what the law
allows, was fined $500 before Akers
and -CushingA&He appealed his case
to- circuit; court.
/ MRs. Mary BraxtoIl. visited friends
in Lowmoore, Sunday,
Miss /. K. Pollard returned from
Clifton Sunday night.
Quite q number = attended the
afand> Rally in the Valley Sunday,
which was held at Rev. Wells
Eohurch. - :; -. * 81. 49,
/! William Baccheus,% who has been
sick some time, is slowly improving
Rev, Anderson flied the pulpit
Tor Rev w, j. Hackatt Sunday and
/ preached two able sermons.
~s8Misses. Cora and Bessie Davis were
called home to Goshen on account
Esof the serious illness OF their father.
Mrs. w, j. Hackatt will deliver
one of her Lectures. I'm Charlottes-
Nll1e this week.
Kings Daughters q met Monday
with MES. Bessie Jordan in Wrights-
VILE. AFTER prayers aaeeting and
% tslness, the daughters were invited
into :. the dining roam where ice
cream and cake were Iserved by the
hostess. =. They will meet Monday
With Mrs. Anna Rounds
y me enFePtalnmentasgtV Monday
night by Isaac hathaway the noted
sculptor, was exce}9nt in all it's
parts. We can cheer&nny, say that
Mr.: Hathaway Is an artist, sculptor,
and elochtionist of rare ability. Mu-
sic was furnished by Miss Clara
Wright. .f.#'"
Mrs: Johnson, the aged woman
who had a paralytic stroke Friday,
died about midnight Nof the same
day. Her home was IN the far east
OF the state, she having come to live
with her son, Jamesf harris, who
was killed more than two years ago.
She leaves a niece and. nephew to
n1uTK :. She was Frue Reform err
and member of Pine street church.
Rev Anderson preachSds the sermon
Sunday afternoon at Fine street.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15

will lesNe bo,E MI iis
ten THea&Gy. ~ ss y; (. ,,yyt
AJtlentspRs1nMefit ,WtlT be gtven3 al
the, Met 10 dist. church this week. I. j
Jordan Simpson who, has been
livery illS'with fever. isf getting bet,
,lter.. y <. tta q ~ Yea. s{ ~
\ 1.-THE Progressive Sons and Daught
|ters@met at the home of Mrs: TIM
|iPaynsaM ondaN f@@}.l 5@ i S, FILM, \
+ VIII HQghes Is the guest Of Mrs.
Maggie Win&fiside this week. 81 =. !
i JAS. Smdthera. of Washington. Il
home on vacation, 1919 ~ =.
\ We are glad. TO- see Mrs. Robert
Anderson out again. 10 a., -. ..,<'
'Holleg, the son. sof w. A. Wells,
|is. conValescent. (, - gt.l"%s ~. ~ j :
i Randolph Carter left Saturday
|Enlorning for Virginia -. -. ~ !. <,
Mrs. Mathe Strange left Saturday
for Philadelphia, Jersey City. and
Inther, sastern. cities :" AZ. .i.a .s. .%
|, George Anderson and Jos. Nelson
viii leave this. week for jamestown
and other points, east .~..s. - = ..,>,.>
|, : Miss Carolyn Woodtdyd, OF Wash
|ington, d, G., is the guest of Mrs
Nathan Trent. ....%l,&j' - ...1, H..
b. Miss Lula Swope, Of Rargers
ESprings, Is, the guest Of Mrs. David
JQnes. y IL. .>s.,,. = -. ...gs3,%- ~
Miss Andy Burlelgh, Of, Philadel.
phia has accepted the position as
NURSE, at the 'Holley sanitarlum.
| 8 Mrs. Mary, Johnson. is a patient
Fat the sanftatium. e.. .T..
Little Thelma Trent is getting
tbafteF. IL 4 = -, ..,.
/ Eugene Smithers has a beautiful
Residence nearly completed on Malr
|'street. .,.l ~ ~
T Linsy ,Ilanghorn's. residence or
Herman, street: is also, nearly" com.
lpietedr. and adds. to the beauty, OF
chat section OF the town.
/ Prof. Rice, OF Charleston. was E
lvisitor in our town last week. - -
c. H. Payne who has finished q
four years course. in the medfcal de.
partment Of Howard University is
home and has q bright future, We
wish Dr.. Payne much success.
Mrs. Mary johnson was operated
on this morning at Houey sanitar-
ium by Drs.7 Holley and Payne.
Rev. Dotson, came home from Mt
Hope yesterday. J.. = +1 .i.---. =
A valuable COW belonging to- e. G.
Pack was killed Sunday morning b,
the train. = "..,
Fhe Cooperative Merchandise Co
is still doing a very good business
'G.rR. Pack and w. H. Price have
the contract to build the dyke in
Avis. ..@<: .:y,..r> ...--,-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
Germ lll1llar r1Il

- y s.
school term. The people of Buck
harmon are very sorry to lose his
services as we had hoped to have
him with US again this year. -
Miss Hattie Walker, has been quite
sick at the home Of her Aunt Mrs
;Marfin, but we are glad, to- learn
that she is very much improved at
this time. =. a. - ~. r. ~.
?" It. A. Brown is rustieaHng at
Camp Penny Royal this week. ..
Mrs, Maria Littleton, Of Clarks-
burg, is',visiting her daughter, Mrs.
James l.. Davis. - - - - -.
Mrs. Mary Jones and sons. Mas
ters Smith and Frank, leave, Friday
for stanton, Virginia, where they
will spend several weeks visiting
10. ;...,,.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
A BORN COMEDIAN,

He gets, in his desire to help,
Beneath your feet.
His paw Is hurt; he gives yelp,
And beats, retreat.
He grows officious with tho cat,
Pretends to growl;
And promptly gets side-swipe that
Evokes a howl.
He numbers up, with jaws agape,
q The crowd among.
Whereat the otner dogs escape
And he gets stung.
But he Is gay though full of woe
Appears his cup,
An optimist through life doth go
The playful pup.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
SUb0hI LODGE

Hn1ttliS the members are
uniIed to: care for and .prO-s
tGCt each Others. interest
as well as sickness and
distress. -~. 5 35SSS
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
SPOILENG THE POSE.

Pittsburg hong has been trying to
put up a good moral front.
At last the citizens in disgust
kicked on the lid.
whats the use or a lid, any
how" they asked, land that Hartie
outfit not under it?',
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
THE CHICKEN VERSION.

"Then you don't object. 20 large
families?" inquired Mr., Camden.
ION the contrary" replied Mrs.
Hen. 1.-TWO can cheep as lively as
one"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-15
HINTON.

Mrs. Ollie HAMILTON. who has
been at the bed stde"of her father.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-26
COMPANY
SECURES SEVEN
CONTRACTS
Will Use Nearly Million Feet of
Lumber in Work for Santa
Fe on the Cutoff.

Ben r.. Phillips, of the Roberts &
Schacfer company. consulting engin-
GERS and contractors Of Chicago. spent
yesterday in the city. Mr.. Phillips
company. which is one Of the largest
contracting firms in the United
States, has heretofore confined Itself
chiefly to the southern states, but is
now entering the southwestern and
western field. The .company's special
ties are coal washeries. mine tipples,
power houses, storage bin and coal
ing stations. II has a branch estab-
lishment in Birmingham, Ala, and
does an immense business in Alabama
and adjoining states. II also has an
office in Kanhas city.
Mr.. Phillips said yesterday that his
company has seven big contracts at
on the Belen cut-off, the work
being chiefly coal tipples and similar
structures. each contract calling for
over 100000 feet Of lumber. making "a
total of nearly a million feet. The
company will open offices here and
In El Paso in the near future, and is
prepared to actively enter the terri
torial field. especially in the installing
OF mining equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-26
DON'T PUT 1T OFF LONGER
Get Rid of That Indigestion at once
by Using Mi-O-na.

Either through slackness or care
~lessness hundreds of people slowly
poison themselves by chronic indiges-
ton. BY neglecting to cure at once
any sluggishness Of the important or
gans of digestion the system ia filled
with ~fermenting and %decaying food
that results in sick headache, heart
burn, bad taste in the mouth, coated
tongue, specks before the eyes. sleep
lessness. nervous drOubles and the
many other symptoms that are the
direct result OF indigestion.
The want Of a perfectly safe yet Of.
fective cure for indigestion and
stomach troubles I'm their many forms
was felt up to the time OF the sue
cessful Investigations that resulted in
the production OF Mi-o-na stomach
tablets. They quickly cure the worst
cases Of indigestion, and the pain and
distress which are often felt after
meals disappear in "A very few days
is the wonderful curative power
of Mi-o-na.
The old-fashioned medicines for
stomach troubles merely digest the
foods. while Mi-o-na strengthens the
digestive organs so that they soon be-
come able to care for the food thai is
eaten.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets cost but
so cents n box and do more real good
than n dozen boxes OF the ordinary
digestive tablets. ]. II. O'Rielly Co.
give an absolute, unqualified guaran-
tee to refund the money If Mi-o-na
fails 10 cure. 4bI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-26
CITY LIMITS ARE NO
B A R TO {
DOG-CATCHER.
of Activity Said to Be
Gradually Extending Over the
County Claimed, However
He Is Killing Dogs,

Il see that the city dog catcher took
charge of a burro he found walking
along with a saddle on It near the
American Lumber company mill" said
an observant citizen yesterday
"This is another instance OF the
rapid extension OF the dog eateher's
functions to cover the whole county.
The fact that he is a city official does
not seem to deter him from gathering
in animals from anywhere between
the Barelas bridge and Alameda. I
hin it is time the council tool some
action TO put a stop TO the increase
OF Warde's jurisdiction before 1t COW
ers the entire territory"
Chief Of Police McMillin says that
Warde has been s~landered and that he
actually killed forty-two dogs last
month. There have been numerous
complaints about Warde's rounding
up horses and cows outside the city
limits said the chief. but | have
failed to find any one who could
prove a complaint. / believe we could
get a first class man TO take the job
OF city poundmaster but for the fact
that so much ridicule has been heaped
on Warde that no one else cares to
take a try at it,"
There is nothing intrinsically hui
morous about the position Of pound
master and a man who would take II
and get busy along proper lines would
be invaluable to the city. 1t is said
that there are numerous complaints
from residents In various parts of the
city about wandering stock, which
wander while the poundmaster Is IN
the suburbs. The dog evil needs no
comment. Altogether the council
should at least consider the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-26
WILL SHOW
A GOOD LIST Of
DIVORCES
Special Agent of Department
of Commerce and Labor viii
Finish Work Here by End of
Week.

Bernalillo county, ii Is understood.
will show a record of some 600 di-
vorces In the past twenty years. when
Roy e.. Seitz, special representative Of
the department of and la
Dor, finishes compiling the statistics
at the courthouse. Mr.. Seitz. who ar
rived here two or three weeks ago,
expects to finish up his local work by
Saturday night. He Will leave Mon
day for Gallup to look at the McKin-
ley county records. after which he
will return and go to Pernalillo to sec
the Sandoval county statistics. Thence
he will visit the Valencia county Of
fices at Los Lunas. going from there
to Socorro and Las Cruces. He will
likely finish his work in a month or
more, and then go to California.
Preliminary bulletins detailing the
results OF the work of the department
in compiling marriage and divorce
statistics will be issued very ~ and
a fun volume later. Mr.. Seitz has
been in the field a trifle over a year,
coming here from Iowa. where he
spent several months. About 100 pc
cial representatives nave been en-
gagged in the work. The big cities
were worked first, after which the
state and county statistics were gath
Yavapai county. Arizona, re-
Gently reported 500 divorces during
t~wenty-year period, but will have
to take a back seat when Bernalillo's
are footed up.
The records taken are extremely
complete. 1t is understood they will
be used to advantage in the outlining
IF a general uniform divorce law for
he whole country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-26
''u'' I'll HGGH \. COOPER.
Are You Trying 90 Use Every Advertising
Medium

A business man cannot use all adKsrtis-
ina mediums and schemes. when he tries
~ he ts IN the position II the uppler who
tried e. consume the entire visible supply ~
Aauer In the interests Of temperance.
" a marksman tries q use n dozen guns
- once ~ VIII stand less chance u reach
ina the target than n he used but one. and
aimed n carefully.
There j. = side difference between spend
ma an advertising appropriation and invest
inE st.
The stse advertiser concentrates his cam
paiEn on the one best medium tn Ms field
- uss other mediums "a eccasious-hut
ne uses them - supplementary ones.
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DOLLAR in your cash

THE DOLLAR in your cash
drawer is not as valuable
to you as the many hundred
dollars il can produce if wisely
and re-inveSted in
Morning Journal advertising,
That dollar viii buy more
space in The JoumaI--and bet
ter space, toe because of the.
character of Journal readers
than is possible through any.
Albuquerque medium.