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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
4
A 1908 Tribune essay argues advertising rests on honesty and patience. It warns against promising unrealistic results and abandoning campaigns before outcomes appear. Effective advertising requires convincing copy and time for readers to notice, with no room for fraud or haste.
The rules committee to house limits amendments to tariff measure reports surplus petroleum duty changes. Members are offered a vote on customs for lumber hides barley and malt. Former President Roosevelts arrival greeted royally on the landing, signaling strong public interest.
Former U S president Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Naples aboard the Hamburg on his way from New York to Mombasa. About 6 000 foreigners welcomed him with flags and cheers as ships, hotels, and private buildings dressed in honor. Roosevelt met Ambassador Griscom at the Hotel Excelsior and toured the city before continuing to the East African coast aboard the Admiral.
The House rules committee fixed final action on the Payne tariff bill for next Friday at 3 p.m. A test vote on the special order passed 196 to 180. The rule limits amendments to Ways and Means and certain paragraphs and adds a 26 percent ad valorem on petroleum. Separate votes may be held on specific amendments including hides lumber oil barley and barley malt.
Federal prison escapee Crazy Snake's son was seized by United States Deputy Marshal William Martin who promised to reveal the hiding place of his father, sought a week by state militia. Mrs Hattie Dewey Smith, first cousin of Admiral Dewey, died from injuries after a dog caused her to stumble and fall. The Senate ratified the extradition treaty with France yesterday.
Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America left Pittsburgh for Philadelphia to confer with anthracite operators on the coal dispute. The trip signals renewed negotiations as labor and industry seek a settlement.
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