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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Sept. Is
OrvilIe Wright. who was injured
yesterday when his aeroplane col
lapsed, causing the death OF Lieut..
Thomas + Selfridge. OF the signal
corps. Is reported to be resting well
todey and his recovery IS assured.
WHghts most serious injury is
20 HIS right side Several ribs were
fractured by the fall. and n is
feared he was internally injured,
though the examinations by the
surgeons az Fort Myer hospital did
not disclose any serious internal in
jury.
Aviator Distressed.
The great aviator Is greatly dis.
tressed over the death OF Lieutenant
Selfridge. and is too nearly broken
hearted 10 make any plans. though
he has not. IN the least. lost faith
in his machine and will continue his
experiments with profit BY the ac-
cident and make another stride to-
ward the perfection Of the aerial
machine heavier than air
In addition 10 the injury 10 his
side. he suffers great pain from the
fracture OF his left thigh. His head
vas considerably cut In the fall.
Experts who have examined the
wreck OF the aeroplane. say that
the accident could not have been
avoided and could not have been
foreseen. The breaking OF the pro-
pelier made II impossible for Wright
10 control the machine.
No Cause for Accident.
The accident TO the propeller has
not been explained There was no
apparent cause for a. The machine
was rs feet in the air when the
propeller broke and 2000 persons,
who had gathered to witness the
flight. saw the spectacular accident
which cost the life Of one man,
wrecked the worlds greatest flying
machine and severely injured the
champion aviator OF the world.
seifridge's Ambition.
That Lieut. Thomas SelfridEe's
greatest ambition was % ny with
Orville Wright IN his aeroplane and
had set HIS heart upon IL. is the
statement made today by Barbour
l.athrope. the globe tr0tter. who
was a close friend and adviser %
the San Francisco boy who lost his
life ia the wreck Of the worlds
greatest flying machine here yes
terday.
Lathrope said.
Lieutenant Selfridge was a man
IN the full sense OF the term. He
was clean clear through lie lived
blamelessly and died like a man
at his post
Heart Set on Flying.
He had set his heart on flying
with Wright He realized the de-
sire. but paid the price with his life.
! loved the boy and had high hopes
for him. and ! have the keenest sor-
row for those he has left behind"
Lathrope referred TO the high
standing OF the Selfridge family in
San Francisco. where their home
Is. and in the cities OF the east
where they are known. He told
how the young man oyercame III
ness az West Point and was grad
uated with high honors. and de-
Clared that he always kept himself
in excellent training and fine con-
dition His mother is expected here
today She was coming 20 make
visit. having left san Francisco on
Tuesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
selfrIdne a West PoInter.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 49, IT.
Thomas ~ Selfridge was born IN
this city 2S years ago lie was a
graduate from West Point i'm 1903
lie served here and at Fort Leayen-
worth. but during the last two years
had been connected with the engin-
eerine department and had given
his attention mainly 10 aerial navl-
cation. He was detailed 10 assist IN
the experiments with aeroplanes
made by Prof Alexander Bell at
Hammoudsport. ~ r. The Sch
fridge family for three generations
have been prominent iuSthe army
iaid navy. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
RELATIVES DOUBT
STARVATION
THEORY
INVESTIGATION SEEMS TO PROVE THAT MIN.
MINDEN S. WATSON MET WITH
VIOLENT DEATH

clouded IN mystery aa dark a.
that surrounding the murder o. the
unidentified woman In the woods
near Iuanitn three weeks ago. il
the srewaomo tragedy revealed By
the finding of the body Of Mlndeu
$ WATSON. near kenmore. on Wed.
uesday last
Doubt no longer exists that Was.
son met q viOlcnt death InveHtiKA
ton has shown that the theory 81
starvation 10 unienahie. for the
spot Ia which hia body was found
was within hearing distance 81
train, steamer and min whistles
and bot a short distance away FROM
a freQucntly travelled road The ne.
mains showed no evidence 81 hRv
ing suffered from = fail.
Relatives ere convinced that he
met with foul play pcrhRpa AZ the
hands % the came assassin whn
slew the woman Ia chs lonely luau.
Tia woods According % the beat
evidence that can be- obtained. she
mot her death the same day that
NaHE0n met his
There Ia. however. a strong pos
slbiuty that Watson. who n know Il
% have been Ia "a demenicd eunai
ton on the dag before he aiaan
peared. committed suicide
Man Was Armed.
Accompanied b. relatives ~ the
dead man. a star reporter has been
Investigating thc affair IN the
nclxhborhood Of Kenmore ever
since the body vas found
one - The moat mysterious facts
developed hy the investigation IL
that shortly before his disappear
snce. Wasaon waa armed with a
revolver. which he vas earrYlne
Ia hia pocket. In plain view. hos
ever ~ any chsucc passsrby lie
also wore blue jumper coat
Neither the revolver nor tie coat
aas found with the body.
The man vas last seen a. the
farm ~ r " Hiatt. threequaFiera
~ n mile from who're hia body wan
found Mr. Hiatt give au excellent
description % him aud IL rewpouAi
Die Tor The statement that he wAs
armed with the revolver and wore
the jumper coat WAnMon refused
20 carry ON Conversation. merely
iuroherrutiy and ncea.
alonally exclaiminK in pltcoua
tones
God. forgive mot"
Refuses 20 TAX.
About 3 o'clock on the morning
~ May - Wanson walked into
Kenmore. whore he spent about hair
an hour Ia the company 81 the
night Waterman AZ John Mcsfas.
ters mill The Waterman states
that be- was acting funny He r..
fused t. carry on any Conversation
u was AZ this time that he ieft his
ggip on the porch ~ the general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
FAV0RS BRYAN'S POSTAL
SAVINGS SYSTEM

NEW YORK. Sept "A Replying
rs a letter from Peter Ehiprgdn. q
Minnesota. Postmaster fsanrrtf
Meyer has written letter chafuc-
tefizlnE a. dangerous the demo-
cratic plan Tot guaranteed hank de-
flfsflts The proposed postal Fats
inKa system. favored hy Bryan. iH
heartily endorsed however. lu
NeFara letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Dolphin Employees Fight
and One Is Badly
Wounded.

bringing the details % the shoot
inE II one ~ his fircmsn. James
Seuto. known a. Jim the Greek. ~
hsFiea THOMPSON. a Waterman. on
TIE morning ~ September ~ At
Juneau. the steamship Dolphin ar
rived IN port this morning from
SkANwuN
lil-feelsHE had existed between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
INDIANA LEGISLATURE IN
SPECIAL SESSION

voted mostly 20 an appeal Tor the
Passage 81 the local option meas
IRE. IN fact thlr VIII be a local op-
ton session
The governor viii not listen 10
the arguments Of party leaders that
this Is bad timn for tho roquh-
llean administration 90 force che
settlement of such an issue. The
cat -calla and hiracs that gre"tci MIN
when ho presented the name ~
Vice President Fairbanks as 10 pres
ldsntlal candidate 60 .ha Chicago
convention evidently sull ring ip
mis- ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
ROAD NOW OPENED

WINNIPEG, Man. Sept IA
Charles Hayes, president Of tho
Grand Trunk Pacific, arrived here
today IN a special car with officials
Of the railroad. This marks the
opening Of the line. The first
through train over the $50 miles Of
track tst almost connects Winni.
peg with Edmontos will leave Win
nipoo Monday, when the entire
stretch Of road will have been laid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Arohboid's Statement.

NEW YORK. Sept is John y.
ArchbOld active head Of the stand
ard OIL company. when asked 10.
day about the charges made by
Hearst that Senator Foraker was
employed by the Standard 10 In.
fluence legislation. said that For
akers relations with the Standard
were legitimate. He said that Gov.
ernor Haskell. Of Oklahoma. had
not been connected IN any way with
ans contributions made by the
standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

.@iore. where Il WAS found on Wed
nenday last ana ita contents identl.
fied by his brothorln.law, W. n
Thomas
Frod where he was seen later ln
The day IL is concluded that be-
crossed Squnwk slough on The Kirk.
iand road bridge. aud passed ia close
proximity 90 the spot where the
Neman WAS murdered From here
f. the place where he met his death
Is about four miles
Wason'a body was found lying
face downward partially under the
biz limb OF tree.
White an examination of the re-
mains waA made yesterday. decOm.
position was 90 Tar advanced that
e WAS impossible to tell whether
q pistol bullet had penetrated the
eody or not
Where 10 Revolver.
Naturally the question arises
what has become Of the gun with
- hieh Maabon was armed when
An visited HATS fRrmg Could Il
aaYe been the pistol that was
found BY the side ~ The nnrecng
hixable corpse discovered In the
1nanita voodag
Wasaona relatives state that he
had a pistol bat be left u a. home
Nhen he lefl Tor Vancouver few
dafs before hla disappearance from
kenmora II is possible that the
weapon be had when he vas al
hialt'a Was secured at Vancouver
II the weapon found by the side
81 the murdered woman Was the
ore seen in WhssOus possession.
tao theories present themselves
Either Waason Ia his demcntia
slew the WOMAN shot himself and
then in wounded coalition tramp.
80 the miles Ia the spot ahsre his
body vas found or else both wsre
aiatn By person Who took
y assous weapon from him
sud afterward Killed the woman
with IL
Funeral 10 Held.
The funeral % WATSON WAS held
this morning from the chapel oi the
ttonWeY Watson company. Tho ~
mains we're Inferred In Lakeyicw
cemetsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

MBRiDE IS DONE

= = am not going 70 run az az 4
= Independent candidate for gov. I
, srnor, I'm not goirg 10 contest !
= anything, I'm going 10 do moth I
= me. Tor heavens sake. leave I
y me alone and don't bother me 4
= ~itn these crazy rumcrai"
= This Was the emphatic de I
= MAI q Former Governor Nc I
= Bride 70 the rumor that he I
= would run as an independent
: candidate FOR governor, and
= there was anguish In his voice I
, AZ he said H. Political rumor I
= has the former governor about I
, 10 do something spectacular 4
every day, but he denies Il all 4
' and Will probably damage the Z,
, next reporter that goes near I
him. 1
80 4 !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Death H0vERS Near TO
HUNDRED IN Street CAR
Axle Breaks on Trestle
and Calamity Is
Barely Averted.

DashinE along the homicidal
trestle over Lake tnion az top
spced. a crowded street car last
nlght left the tracks and. By the
nerest chance. was prevented from
tumbling into the lake and takiuE
esery man and woman aboard TO
certain death
The accident occurred ~ 10 30
and the car Was 1ammed 20 the
dnors As usual the car was max
ing up lost time and was whixxiuK
over the tresties AZ its fastest
speed Suddenly there was a crash
sna something beneath the car BE-
san 10 bamp
In a second every face in the car
paled. Everyone realized that
something had happened and that
tsath Is always close az hand on
the tfrstls
Oug on the front platform the
historian was making desperate
efforts 10 stop the car. a. the
bumplng and ripping grew into
fusr The car was stopped in a
distance Of perhaps 80 feet with
t~rk. and gor one tense second
every breath WAS held. expecting
ne Iarch which would take them
al 20 the bottom Of the lake IN
sgruxxlinx. flghting mass Of human
Nv There was a crunch and
sight slip. a. some o. the wheels
m the rails and settled on the
hes. but gradually the agony Of
isar gave way 70 caimer apprehen-
si0n.
Axle ls Broken.
An examination showed that The
frnnt axle Of the front truck had
ksuken and tore along the ties as
ne car sped on until the front
srursa eft the rails The front
trucks were pointed toward the
hke. showing that Il would only
haze required a few feet more tor
ne car "a leave the trestlc
The tfeatia 10 W naFruw that the
people on board were unable 70 get
IN the car and we're compelled 90
remain cooped ~ cot three guar.
iers 81 an hour
Passengers Indignant.
The passengers aboard when
they realized how near they had
been 10 death. we're highly indig
cant. and asserted that sooner o.
ater this trestle would claim hos.
"a sacrifice ~ life
Il Is charged that the Seattle
Electric company makes but theo-
letical inspection 81 Us car wheels
and that this viii always be a men
~ Tho narf0wuess of the tfesile
oFeF the lake and the fact that
mere T. nothing ia the way uf an
abuimenf 90 hold car 70 the
irsstle. makes the situation doubiY
serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Condolnncea.

> BERLIN. Sept. 8.-Emperor
> William today issued an order
= Tor bis personal condolences
> 20 be extended through the
= embassy a. Washington 90 Or
, vile Wright and the family Of
> Lieut. Thos. T.. Selfridge. OK
> pressing bis sOrrow at the dis
aster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
YOUTH - WANTED
FOR BOLD ROBBERY

Perry IL about n years Of age
and Of medium height The chief
mark By which he might be identi
fled ia star with a red center.
tatOoed on one Of his arms
After the robbery. which was one
OF the boldest ever perpetrated In
Coupeville. Perry disappeared. and
suspicion attached to him lie was
traced 20 Everett. Dut he had left
there on "Wednesday night
Re has seen service In the navy
and Us thought 10 be a doaerter from
the a. $. s Tennessee Ills home
Is said 10 be Cincinnati. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
GREATLY DISTRESSED over
Death OF SELFRIDeE
LATTER'S INJURIES
LEAD TO HIS 4
DEATH. /
Further Experiments at
Home and Abroad to
Be Postponed.
GOVERNMENT MAY
ACCEPT AERopLANE.

; WELLINGTON. seui IL
= Il has been suggested AZ the
= war department today that the
: Wright aeroplane. which was
= wrecked yesterday. be accept.
. ed by the government without
= further tests. az a compliment {
, 10 the inventor and an express {
: sion Of confidence in the sue
> cess o. the machine. IL being (
: held that the wreck war csus-
: ed By an unavoidable acct. (
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

corner Of Fourth nv and Pike st.
and sent him to Providence hos.
pital Ia an ambulance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

being the agent Of the Rockefeller
concern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

PAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY; LloHT
WEsT WINDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

The funeral 81 WATSON WAS held
taiN morning from the chapel OF the
hcnneY Watson company. Tho ~
mains we're Inferred In Laksvicw
cemetery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

A rural editor has at last gratifled
the curiosity OF an anxious public by
explaining the significance OF the edi-
toriai we" He says: When It Is
I'VE expect our wife home today
I'VE" refers to the editor, I'VE are
a little late with our work." includes
the whole Office force even to the devil
and towel; in I'VE are having a
boom" the town Is meant; I'VE re
ceived over 100000 emigrants last
year" embraces the nation; but I'VE
have hog cholera in our midst" means
that the man who takes our paper
and does not pay for It "a i'll.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

We wish to say 20 The Gainesville
Sam that we have withdrawn our op.
position 70 the adoption OF the amend.
ment to the constitution levylng a
separate tax for the support OF state
institutions because Of the present
necessity We favored the principle.
but objected TO using sound tlmbers
70 uphold rotten structure. which
should come down, -BFooksville Ar.
gna We are truoiy glad 10 hear Of
the withdrawal Of BRO. Russells op.
position 10 the proposed amendment
20 levy one-mill tax Tor the main.
tenance ot the hlgher educational IN.
stituhona % the State, Tor. knowing
his great lntervs, IN education. We
we're surprised 20 sae him take 10.
sltIon n cppcsi,iCp 70 THIS amend
ment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Savannah Market Quiet, But Some
Little Business Reported.

savannah, Ga. Sept. 1.-THE cot
ton market was quiet, but with
some little business reported. sales
being 2s9 bales for the week. The
demand up to the present has been
mostly only for type purposes. and as
some cotton was offering before the
regular inquiry was prepared for Il
the market was slightly easier for the
top grades. Some grades were
scarcer. the quality OF the receipts
being generally good, and hence those
grades we're rather sitter.
No material change Is noted in the
general tenor OF crop reports. Re
Gently. however, there has been ex-
cessiye rain in some sections, and il
Is unprecedented that some damage
may result. more particularly to the
open cotton.
The following prices are based on
factors quotations, and are revised
weekly on Fridays:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

As there win be large number OF
Presidential Electors on the ballot at
the election in November IL behooves
Democrats 10 become familiar with
the Bryan electors, which are as fol
lows:
For Presidential Electors:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Tho Tampa Tribune Il endeavoring
20 arouse tho people Of the Cigar City
20 the necessity Of paying the prem.
iuma awarded AZ the last State Fair
n they expect tho next fair 10 be any
kind o. success. the appropriation
for paylng these premiums not yet BE-.
ing available, Tho Tribune a right.
II the people Of Tampa 40 not al.
prcclato the fair Sufficiently 10 ad.
vance the money tor these premiums
they need not expect much of an "a.
hiblt q, ihe next fair. and without a
Eood gencral exhibit the attendance
win b. comparatively small.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
HEALTHY PLANTS


NAEN"
oid you ever see a roaebush which,
despite the most benencent environment
u soil-og sunshine-and Of atmosphere,
seemed never 10 achieve a healthy
growth.
a ton Of manure wiz not help plant
that has a canker eating out ita heart.
You must tersrov tire cause before you
can remove che effect.
You cannot cure DandrufT ana Raid
ness BY rubbing on hair lotions. ana
rubbing IN vaseilne, etc.
You must look 20 the cause OF the
trouhle--its 4 germ "a the roots Of
your hair which causes u 60 fan out
Newhro's Herplcide destroys the germ,
and healthy hair b the sure result
Sold by leading drugrimta Send Toe. lr
stamps Tor sample 10 The Herpicide Co.
netrOlt Mieh
Two slxes-50 cents and s1.00.
y. s. Bedford a Co. Special Agents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
POLITICAL ApATHY--WHAT DOES
W MEANg


f"f"F~~@r~ ~@'-~FFH'T~F
In 1896, when Bryan was first nom
mated for the Presidency. there inn
mediately followed blaze Of excite
ment and activity. and when he made
that wonderful tour OF the country II
seemed as n the eyes OF the whole
country we're ceniered upon him.
1t was only paralleled by the hard
cider, coon skin and log cabin cam
paign Of 1870.
While the campaign OF Mr.. Bryan
was creating 30 much OF a furore,
delegation after delegation were visit
ing Mr. Mckinley on his lawn at Can.
ton, Ohio. and he addressed them from
the portico Of his home.
In 1900 the excitement was scarcely
less than IN 1895.
People were discussing politics on
the street corners. in hotel corridors,
aboard smokers on the trains, the
newspapers we're seething hot and
we're read with an ayidity that was
astounding.
Not 80 now
The editor OF this paper recently
made a trip 70 saluda and AsheyIlle,
N. G., and neither going nor returning
did he hear single political discus.
sIon---indeed, the subject OF politics
was nowhere mentioned.
Although the general election is but
dix weeks of there Is no political ex-
citement anywhere. What Is the
meaning OF II ali?
We can remember when the Popu-
lists held county convention m the
court house IN Ocala. The building
was packed 10 the doors by delegates
and eager spectators and the sup
pressed feeling was something intense.
A Popullsf State convention was held
IN the same place the other day. and
Il was attended by scarcely a bakers
dozen. aud there were less than
dozen spectators. all told
Neither Mr. Bryan, nor Mr.. Taft,
nor Mr.. Watson, nor Mr. Dcbs, nor
Mr. Preston. nor Mr. Hisgen n arous-
ing any enthusiasm to speak Of: at
least not enough to set the woods
on fre.
What does n ali meang What does
II portend?
When Mr.. Hughes and Mr. Hearst
made their gubernatoriaf canvass OF |
New York state only a year or 40
ago the public eve was focused upon !
them and the excitement they created !
was almost like prairie fre-today
. canvass between them would hardly |
create ripple Of the political waves.
What's the cause OF II alg
Has President Roosevelt been 20
spectacular: has his dldoes been 80
great; has his ponderous stick flourish.
ed so Justify, that II has destroyed |
tho political appetite OF the American
people Of all political parties for any.
thing less groteeque, picturesque and |
pyrotechnlcg
Has President Rooseven absolutely
destroyed the taste OF the average
American for p0litlcsg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

IN an article on Florlaa politics
contributed % The Levy rines Demo.
cfai. sAys The Pensacola Ioarnal.
"the writer expresses fear thar enc
state may possibly 40 Republican
this sNl IS reason ~ No many votes
going 70 Tom Masaon the Popuiat
candidate rhis d nol she aanseF. Il
there = any danger % b. considered.
Democratic voters are IN an over.
whelmlng MAJORITY ip IRIS State but
ihcy have shown disposition %
neglee, the real tlecglop IA Noytmbvg
dseming d onn ihe icgpAi ratiaca
tiou g me result * the pgimery
which hey thin& settled ssRryihins
All that y necessary u 30 Ksl oat tAe
faA vote ~ election sa, ana 10 ope
nse& epsertAln tAc enghtest fear a. 10
the rcsall TIE t0tAl vote h F,cflaa
AZ thc eamlag elecsion sh0ala -
noge ihaa ketna R0pr Years aka Il
uAs lees than tecoa~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Tho rainfall thus far In Florida dur.
ing the month OF September has been
something wonderful Il seems 20
have been general throughout tho
state, and IN Jacksonville during the
past week Il was ~ great a. 20 cause
much damage 10 property and ineon.
venlence 10 pedestrians
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13
when TrIfIes secome troubles.

II any person suspects that their
kidneys are deranged they should take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and
not risk having Brlght's disease or
diabetes. Delay gives the disease a
stronger foothold and you should not
delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.
J. w. McCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

The prospects OF Bryan's election
grow brighter every day. The only
real cloud upon the horizon "a Hearst
and his Independence party the
strength Of which canno, yet be de.
termined Watson win cut no figure
IN the contest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

The Ocaia Banner " mistaken In
saying that the late Capt. John Nj
Taylor was the father OF Chief Justice
r. Fenwick Taylor. lie was a broth.
er OF the chief Justice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

Aggressive advertising can change
The "deadest' store IN the city into
one Of the Overland In short
time, too
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

n you can raise the money for the
advertising" the advertising will
raise the money for everything else
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-13

The sort OF prosperity" that comes
"in spite Of poor Advertising Is not
prosperity at all--it Is adversely.