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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-02-04
OBED LARSON.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
TrnAC rxnrrHrmU

LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that be
is the senior partner of the firm of F..J
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D., 1896.
A. w. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and nue.
GUS surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney & Co,
az Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
CAUGHT RED HANDED

Any one caught red handed In
this city "A this time % the year
wlii have 30 difficulty Ia escaping
through The use % a little p0alam.
which. when applied 20 the hands.
acts fusi 90 Il dogK on the com.
niexiun. clearing the skin over
nlEht and making short work 81
pimplee. rash. redness. ruuEhnesH.
split skin. hlotchea. etc Besides
ghls. poslam stops all itching with
the first application and cures the
worst cases Of eczema as yell a.
acne. herpes letter. plies. sRit
rheum. rash. crusied humorN. scaly
scalp and every form u Itch, IN
cludinT BARRIERS itch and Itching
feet Bfemiabsa such ne pimpies.
red noses. muddy and tufihmcd skin
disappear almost Immediately
when poslam ia applied. the com.
plexlon being cleared over night
Every druggist keeps both the So
cent Eiks for minor tfoubleEl and
the g. Jar and either ~ these may
be obtained a. the Quaker Drug Co
ms woil a. other reliable drug
stores.
hut no one Is even asked 10 pnr.
chase puaiam without first obtain.
ing a sample package which viii be-
sent BY mail. free ~ charge. upon
request. BY the Emergency Labora.
tories. % West Twenty fifth Street.
New York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

ers ttp just faint eiash az
their claims showed a color al the
nnish
And then came Marion sawtclio
and tao Hr0ihera knight. In some
SONGS and steps They threw life
rreservef9 90 their sinking shin.
mates. and the crowd an the beach
sent az a hearty cheer OF ene0ur.
agemeni The trio worked ggee ~
the wrrckage and SWAN aAhase
with sturdy strakes
Aud then came little Toby
Claude. wee Rirlette who tried
70 throw out the lise line By piping
All hands wiih a ma nr two. Toby
stFuggied valiantiy against the ele.
menfs
And then came Paul seldom
Venus Hopes weIied. And right.
" For with Erna Ciaren ard a
trio of well nhyslannd men. perfect
Featuring was evolved. "A per last
appearance. The Wiuning Post
was the pulse incrcaaar Every
soal aboard the stranded ship took
heart when the Five M0Watta APP
pearrd on deck They claim 10 BE-
lightnlng club nsaulpelasors Thoy
are ali 81 thai. plus plenty.
Captain Carl Retter believes that
tbs Blk ship wlll b. DRY -doclkrd and
Fcady for a fresh voyage next Mon
day affurnnon.
Condolences. Cap.
EDDIE BoYDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Who haa everything a. against
my nothing What value. madam 2"
why. gentle idiot. 20 SET an an.
sNer ask question. always"
7 have asked b."
but you can not guess that I
might ask onef So. then. one an.
awer for another. we snighf DO
shat you Americans cali some
business eh? WIN you answer
my question:"
Ask Il. then
We're yon married-thnt other
uightY"
So. then. she was woman after
al. and cufioua' pulled myself
into control and looked her fair in
che face
Madam" said. look al my
face and read your own answer"
She looked searching me. while
every nerve Of me tingied: but a.
last she shook her head "No. she
sighed. I can not yet say
I raised nay kerehlef over my
head A truce. then. madam Let
us leave the one question against
the other for n time
Excellent sbali get my an
awer first IN that case. and for moth
ing
"ilow sog
II shall only watch you Az wo
are here nov. ! we're n fool worse
than yOu. " could not tell whether
or not Y0n are married None the
lenR, ! commend you. ! admire y0u.
because you do not tell me. n you
are not you are disappointed. II
E you are. you are eaGeri"
= am Ia any case delighted that
I ! can interest madam"
An bat you do have not been
interested for so long, Al. the
great heavens. how TAT was Mr..
Pakenham. how thiu WAS Mr Cal
houni But you come, monsieur.
che night a. long Tell me Of your.
self have never before known a
savage"
Value FOR value only. madam
WIZ yOu tell me In turn Of your
selfg7
saw her dark eyes study mo
once more AZ last ahe spoke again
"Af least" she said. IT would be
rather vulgar n did not explain
some " the thugs which become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
]. w. BULLOCK
Both Phones 81.

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill In pre-
scrlbInp Is most efficiently supple
r1ented by t.te druggists skill In
compromising. RAVEN DRUG CO.
f4fe Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

of Mexico aud ianglandf"
Rather what I knaw OF the poor
IN Europe. | told him some things
! knew Of that hopeless land that
prieettid king ridden country
my own land, Then he went on
20 tell me Of America and lls hope
of a free democracy of the people
Believe me. listened 20 Mr. Cal
houn Never mind what We said
90 Mr. Van Zandt and Str Richard
Pakenham, Al least. ns you know,
paid Oft little score with str
Richard that next morning What
WAS atrangeat Co me was the fact
that ! forsot MI Calhoun'a attire.
forget the strangcneaa OF my or.
rand thither II was az though
only our minds talked. Que with the
other I WAS sorry when at iaat
came the Grand Vlxler James 20
take Mr. Calhouus order for HIS
own carriage. that brought mo
home my second and more peace
ful arrival there that night
Then | did not fail a. messen,
ger, after all You told Mr.. Cal.
houn what no desired TO know
IN part at least. hut come now.
was ! not bound IN some sort OF
honor % my great and good friend.
SIR Richard Was it not treachery
enough 60 rehuke hlm for hla az.
tentiune to tho bona Lucrusiag"
But you promised "a tell Mr.
Calhoun more at a later timcT"
on certain conditions ! did." she
aasontcd.
4 do no, know that may Ask
thosegF
You would be- surprised n told
you fho truth What / required 81
Afr Calhoun was permission aud
aid sim further 10 atudy his ex.
traordlnary country, ita oxtrRorfl.
nary ways. lta extraordinary iFH0.
rance Of itself have told you that
| needed "a travel. % study. TO Oh.
serve mankind and those govern.
nsnia inycuted or tolerated by
mankind"
Since their madam" I conciud.
90 stepping 20 assist her with her
I ehaiF. a. abe niKnifiad her compile.
lion ~ our repaat. einca you do
not feel now Inclined 20 b. apeciflc,
! feel that ! ought 90 make ms
aaieux for the time at least Il
grows late ! shall remember this
little evening all my life oen
my defeat do not kmow why yoa
arc here. Or fur whom
AT shat hotel 90 sou stop"
The little place nf Jacques her.
tiiiou. q square o. 10 beyond tho
Place dArmes
In that case. said abe. believe
me. Il wnuid hn more discreet fus
sou O. remain unseen Ia Montreal
No matter which flag is mine.
may say that much fuF a friend and
e0mradc in the service
hut what slsaf'
She looked about hor. he my
guest tonight" she said Suddenly.
There h danger
"FuP me-" I laughed. AT my
hotelf on the aifertmY
No. foF me-
sMharef-
Here"
and ef shat madam
~of . man. Tor the FIRST time I
am afraid, IN spite OF all
I ieohed at her atraiRht Are
yuu Rot afraid ~ mcf I asked.
She locked a. me fairly. her col
pr coming With the fear which
draws a woman 20 man. she
said
Whereas. mine - fhs fear which
causes a man 20 flea from himself
iiut Yo8 wlii remAlns for mas pro
tecilonf sisuid feel safer He
Sides. IN that cAae I should kuow
The answer
How do you meanT
a should know whether or not
Jon werc married
ito be contlnnra.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
6AIE is ROASTED
BY ENGLISH ACTOR
ax lw. sAyRE.

>,rr RviNG's severe
r AVNes,s ANN oi Alan Dale, nc
| cay ...s ssa dramatic cti'le
- v'de .,,.. ~, sensation la New
! e ., ss's9'..ii circles IN ne llrst
III 'a 49, ala about Slr tenft
iulss ' ~ were too thin. that he
W ~ ~, M 4 seliedveftisen tha'
~ w aIso IN the co'al' \, |.
" wv 4 runnlng a typewriter
80 Y out ribbons over TIE
Tzi~ "a. a. she way rFyiag came
curtain speech
=. ~, 4 pale Is mere el LOO. {,
tsaa ~ 4 a clumsy aud blatant
- -, $40 nAsaucrsdes IA PIE
49, plneenes as . sA'''''
,.,sresslag point Is that Y
mauagers. the shaherls'
1870 Win Dale and AGAINST
~ star speakins q lrv'
ri ~ .ss.a.u tain. Lee Shaberi
g. ss known q NJ Irvins,s
= would not have pes
- 4 asder any condition We
- sm.i.tant nxcAediuEiF. I
srlssrs have perfect gisht
$50 shelr opinions as Ties
rAoss right name Is Cohen
- rsfs free advertising thar
s1.F esltic ia the world Tie
alficalfies With theatre
s,.Bsss and haa been barred ey
- 4 gFsanker. Daniel Frohman
q uAm pscdaocrs rom their
&c. Npe<trdly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Ia an act fiilsd with startling
feats Of aerobaflcs seldom seen on
a vaudeville stage. the Montrosn
troaBs ds~w the Widest 81 applause
from three Majestic audiences yea.
lerday b. their clever work
Elale Harvey. with The TAO
ti0ldie boys. earn homes for them.
selves b their clever daneing.
pe Veida and Zelda appear Ia
classy aerial atnuh and flrowu-
lfg and iAxan put On q line Of
Ysddish tax that takes sell
"A Detective Detected II a ciev.
81 salt. a. IL Halt Hack Hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
Every Shovelful

or our coal r. warranted 70 pan out
pure coal and nothing else. You
viii find no artificial padding Of
weights with us. We sell coal--not
dirt and rubbish mixed with H.
And these grades OF ours ara the
finest ever mined. with good heat
ing and lasting qualities. Better
put Ia q good supply now while the
summer prices rule. You viii save
By H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
nA[lH DILL MARKED
uIIIH GOOD LCTs

A. nxx,
H&str1 ne b suxnrxe bet
: . ~ Maa 81 emnnogsaeura
~ ~ aas who buekeG bad
- ~ tsfsd Inp Psus. to oRie
y Qasz nsnd - yasssreve
- sn - zfe asse
nj y shiae 81 the wrnas
= - - 0Fphemn stranded
= Aaaai q HamnerIiy. and had
= - ~ : fen NE savers.
sssA sfsx mnss have gone
= = ssiAa
r. nv = loss ths tuie 10 their
zks ssfs ne carbray Twin
t 80 aFe soms stepfmra
= ea9 mors ikxn suffice Il
80 Asisat hat II they would
a's iksAT preliminary gurxle.
eaald take on a fancier
- cane = rube sketch ~
y satAEs which Ahrleked
& s@nsao Also . rinse lac.
nasAsss Ditto a pressing
apnlag Kate Watson ana
a tried 10 keep afloas eut
m,- ausl raves
- cans Lester aad KEEL
''assainary 81 entertain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
$40 OR FIGHT
BY EMERSON HoUGH.
--sg..sns $40. m Aass-- ~.rrn cssap.ay

4 - e guess. have come
sa1 q TIE lkkes ana ~ baf
= Prairie7~ ! ranfured
iahd again. ~Of course
- here six daYa"
~ lule raee@
nasAsa o. me n ssaac,
-. w 90 yoa not ask me
49, ~ ! an herag~
'hsn. I 70, / 40 ask von
- ]. - yos how ron got a.
"a. 'sa meeting tonight for {
= yaa wefe theref
Il N.ss a. me deliberately
~. '..las her red llpa. again
- q ne What uonld vop
m... s.sn o have been there
moss vaults
n l1ss What viii you give
49, y. Y tell you Nhat / know n
49, 'aaa Al that fraasure
~ A plaees
- biaee IA the heart Of n
hs pFeieF a locality more
z a. oNo 49,.
xIs 4, hefaelf dalntliy to n
~ ne white meat of H.
W.. 'eeaslng 70 befself. on ~
~ amer llse him. yet wbst
A such a droil NJ, ~'''
i madam / erpoeiula,.
sa "'ashi | was doing very
a meY' guess nov 70
49,. Nv could that ben
sfIHIr4f... ~ INNffffIN
s,sslslss' '1lfhi. value for yalaa
a. ~. I'm women. monsieur d
Aiaha.o,ss. nov. ! fancy him, Ea
sssss N " i discreet. he baa
'sssn ~, = 9ot esual. he n ses
aloiil ~ ah. mon Dfe. t ~.
| i ' '.,.l 70 Be . fool. madam
20 n. ''yslenl can offcr
.sls sssi,s eserything 10 ~
e M Gaming .I.. beauty ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

The casting act or the Aerial
i.ioyds AZ The PantAgss theatre Ehie
week u ona af the BEAT seen IN
Seattle for some time It's sell
worth the price Of admission.
Maud tbs Null" comes In for
generous share ~ laughs Ma
person has yet been able 20 ride
Maud tiollnaky can play tha
violin and piano simultaneously.
and he does. Somera and Otte Rre
fair yodicrs ard soaxstera Small.
Sioane and Sheridan are heard In
good songs. sheridan Il a very
good choice baritone Young Buf.
faio displays clever shartshootlng
"A Jolly widow a hurieaque on
The Merry widn~." opened a. the
Star theatre yesterday before pack.
"a houses. The ArmssFonE com.
panY fills the principal roles 70 "a.
vantage aud the chorus proved a..
trastiye.
New motion pictures went on At
The Lyceum theatre yesterday be.
fore capacity nndiemcoA The fen.
fuFe Of The new film display ia lts
division into dramatic. sensational
ard comic sections. sffordinx a big
variety 10 the house patrons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

~sr ON Nethersole l. 60
80 " Sc vas born January
q ~ a gnsland. Her mother
=. stAnlard and her father a
-, falAn. sac has been her
=. ..,saxsf for the past ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Y.sAxpr j. j. Ciuxton. o. the
"a Asalra. put oae over on
/ 4 >Aaas last Thursday Ask
< & &zmspseting friend. I'd
i sznard. 10 lpok after the
nsn h 4 little xhile. M&n-
= xssn. accompanied By
= fsaHse '. March. the
was hkate treasurer OF the
- haA.eaed 10 tire residence
I kshup 0'iasA. where the two
~ ns4e GA By The Rev
hsAw lanes X. Dune
u ia Np ciuxtoa have
~ mslted the hearty cou.
ztslsIIcas n those FEES fricnds
~ Aaxs ~ ar learned the
III asxA NJ c'tnxtaa yin
2x4s - iks manager u the
lsk W. Mrs Ciuxtoa wfli
giNfa eNflnfa Margaret
F3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
NORTHWARDH O!
By Sylvester West.

Old IIeny Bill Of Bangor a n husky sn of Maine
OF his peculiar proves n Trojan was more vain.
Upon that coast it was Brfs boast that he'd out-hef EN- all
While Bill loved honest rivalry. his soul "a waxing wroth.
quaint notes of exclamation oft verged upon the oath.
lie wandered more hn as OF yore-for IS bemoaned by him,
Emolumennl recompensc had grown exceeding slim.
"Tew dollars fer a fair days work is what I'll hv, Be-Gob;
I've alus had my tew At least else ia take n mans job.
Old dad IA same. old grandad tw; they'd never work for less;
So It's with me. I'll strike BY Gee! theys too much men, / guess
"Theys French canucks an holy shucks theys slavs an Turks a n Greeks;
Theys Huns by tons-the sousofguns-an' all them brunette freaks.
faint n place for a honest Yank with mothers love fer soap
Ne fer that land Of clean white men-the Broad Pacific slope"
sired by a hardy pioneer whose fate it was to lose,
True Western Bred was shasa Jin-his heritage. his thews
Injured from birth . toll. ana m5s, rrodRious al that toll
IN labors crowded mart he Stood derfr n the soil
i've often took a iay-off for a mnd-nke sorters pree.
But this ere bein" laid of is a ncw one onter me-
Twas thus Jim runinated as lac gazed upon the Gate
\ sight he loved just as he did his Native Golden state
Poems. an Japs an chinks an chaps. an fcllers Of their hue
Jes like their donars-wuth tour-bis-has wages cut in two.
old cad come from the State o. Maine, where sure there's more like him.
Where blacks an tans aint bu}tain-heres off for shasta Jim
Upon those Eastern foothills whore thread the snuous rails
Converged by common impulse two nos divergent trails
And muhioolored tohers gacd with dark and curious eyes
on that meeting o those blond and ragged giants Of The ties ~-~-
say Partner. who's them strange ga-inks-thesre somehow got me left:
They favor SOM our MeNioans-iho bigger some in heftr
"Thems southern Yurrupeens" says Bill 'a-drsln Us folks West
Jtms quek-breathed exclamation a MOST proane request
~Meobe. stranger. yoad recippcrcatsr sayse m. ITO one in peed:
Them sawed-ont hi1led skeuesed ruuts-whats their particular breed"
"Ihems forr|st Asatcs. who's a-chasln' IN to Maine
Poor Bangor Bhl said necr a wora-his face ws drawn in pain
Seems Eas, an West is shet~ signs Bill say. hows the South. old sons
"Old pard' saysJ Jim, they hatchem there--that dog-eone trail is done
Thus r arm Hn arm MI d sm N0s shas they SPED gSs and nd --latest rnT MOI s s1s,,- p.y
Albuquerque \ a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
swAMPs AND PROHIBITION,

When the people OF Mississippi
drank SWAMP water and closed their
windows TO exclude mosquitoes they
felt the need Of n stimulant, but when
the first artesian well was tapped in
Aberdeen the death warrant OF tic sn-
loon was signed
This is substantially what the pastor
Of q church In New York city told his
congregation last sunday, says the
a Antonio Express. ana our Texas
nelghbor adds. There is ut least a
modIcum Of truth IN the story. though
the pastor was evidently mlsinformed
as 20 some part Of Il.
II Is quite true. continues the Ex-
press. that In the Mississippi delta tho
inhabitants who we're compelled 20
drink swamp water have usually con
sidered II advisable 10 conntcraet the
effect OF Il by drinking something
and that Is n reason why
the people OF the delta are so addict
ed 10 strong coffee. often lrung IN
the early morning before rising. and
why there IL so much demand for
quinine nnd whiskes. II IS a mistake,
however. TO say that the artesian WA
ter discovered has had anything TO do
with %lessening tho demand for ~
quor or that there is relation he
tween the Rrtesian well at Aberdeen
and prohibition Of the liquor traffic IN
the state at large
The swamp country Of Mississippi is
on the extromo western Side OF tho
state and Aberdeen rs on tho onst side.
There IL some swamp land and mos
quito territory Intervening wherever
there are river valleys n stngnant
water. hut the artcsian we'll at Aber'
deen. which is alleged 10 have signed
the death warrant OF the saloon, was
brought IN" as the oil borerH say
about forty years ago. and other ar.
tcslan wells IN the same section have
been flowing for a similar length oi
time. The death warrant Of the sa'
loon was signed hy the members 81
the legislature. but il current reports
may b. relied upon Il has been eNe.
cuted only In about the same degree
and manner as ia other so-called pro.
hihltion states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
MOST ~uNroi;ruNArE.'

Hon Charles A.. Spicss. who has
Just returned from Washington.
where he Was az work in the inter-
csts of statehood, is now In Santa Fc.
and whom asked by the N,w Mexican
what effect unon the situation the ac-
uon OF tho democratic territorial cen
trai committee al A%lhuQueriuc GA
Saturday will have. Mr.. Spiess said,
I'm my opinion the action of the
democratic party ar expressed through
rs central committee az Albuquerque
ON Saturday IN reference ia state
hood was most unfortunate. II can
only mix matters IA Washington and
u they are successful tn having their
views embodied in the statehood nnl
ID viii defer our coming into the
union FOR about two years ans their
action can lac 81 me- practical hcneni
To them. After the census Of New
Mexico has b,en taken the pnpula-
tiou OF the territory win bc repre-
sentod quite justly and oqultaoiy bs
the votes that were east in 1905
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
ORGANIZED OPPOSITION.

A strong organization In Illinois
Of women who are opposed
10 The extension of the suffrage, has
been formed and Is working earnestly
IN opposition TO the cause OF votes
for women" 1t Is publishing ana
distributing broadcast over the com
try a great mount Of printed matter
which by reason Of its forceful char
aeter. cannot fail to have a marked
effect. From "A bulletin for March
we make the following extract
The American republic stands be-
fore the world as the supreme express
sion Of masculine force, a force which
has made OF agriculture a learned pro-
fcssion ana doubled and trebled the
productivity Of the soil. which grid
les the earth with It's commerce.
which digs from rs hidden depths un-
precedented mineral wealth, which
solves the mighty engineering prob
lens involved IN the building of trans
continental railroads, and an inter-
oceanic canal for the whole world .
WttO. tOIbAtAH Ath'AhftNN3 1850
eign powers, and raises and commands
armies for defense against all enc
mics. All these are purely masculine
enterprises. They require exclusively
masculine brains as wei as Drawn.
The republic gives wisely therefore,
into the hands Of men, the sole power
to make the laws, to execute the laws
to Judge Tie laws under which they
win be conducted But let the re-
public beware. a chain Is no stronge-
or than lis weakest link. and the at
tempt to make statesmen of women
would, we believe, set back the hands
upon the dial OF progress, would re-
duce the vlrile force of the republic
to the standard Of the welker sex
ana seriously lower it's power and
prestige among the nations Of the
earth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
poN.r roRGEr THE OLD HOME

a report OF the immigration com
mission conveys the quite startling IN
formation that immigrants living IN
the United states send home 10 their
friends in Europe the prodigious sum
or s275.0O0.0 900 annually. These fig-
lres. which seem to be derived from
trustworthy inquiry, are much in eS-
cess or any previous estimate, though
this important item Is always consid-
cred in financial estimates The ltai+
ians. Of course are the greatest saw
ers and their remittances home are
nearly a third Of the whole. though
many other ~nationalities show a
scarcely inferior thrift. a remark
able feature is the largest proportion Of
an their remlttancos that are made
through more or less irresponsible
bankers who are quite outside OF
any legal control.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04

The New York grand Jury, of which
John p Rockefeller, Jr, is foreman,
and which was charged with the spe-
cial duty of investigating the alleged
traffic in young women for immoral
purposes. has prosecuted the work
thoroughly. earnestly and systcmat-
icaily. with The constant aid OF two
assistant district attorneys, appointed
especially for the purpose, and has
called to It's assistance the efforts ot
one Of the most successful private de-
teotive agencies in the city, and yet
II states in It's report 20 the court that
there is nothing that has been learned
20 far that points 20 the existence of
any organization which profits by
such q traffic. All who have been in-
dictcd as a result % the inquiry were
Young men, who lived on the earnings
OF individual women This win prob
ably put an end Go the sensational
stories about the white slave traffic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
Nm 81 SAY WE ALL

The Philadelphia Public Ledger eS-
presses the feelings OF "a very large
majority of the American people,
without regard TO party or section.
when II says.
while the election OF senators IS in
|the sense purely a state concern, the
people Of this country as a whole viii
feel some Of relief az the
manner in which the long-drawn-out
contest In Mississippi has terminated.
They may know very little about Mr..
Percy, the now senator, but what they
do know about his chief competitor
for that high office, Ex-Governor
Vardaman will make them thorough
is pleased that Vardaman was not
chosen Nardaman would certainly
have been an addition TO an already
conspicuous group IN the senate cham
Der. hut it is equally clear that he
would not have added TO the dignity
or credit OF the upper branch OF the
oil the United States.