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OBSN'T FEAR THE OUTCOME. atson Took Every Precaution Hu man Foresight Could Indicate Admits Receiving Contribu tions and Advancing Money For Passage but Says He Did It Under Acting Secretary Adee's Instructions. 1eussing his alleged violation of dera1 inmigration laws, about on I much stir has been raised by leaA )Prs and ( other anti-immigration co . .Col. E. J. Watson, the state -] mis oner of immigration, talked cIely aill frankly to Mr. J. E. Nor Anent durii the course of an inter view for tle Manufacturers' Record,1 .saying, amo I" other things: ''Conlgress 1mnust be asked to make such changes 'n existing laws as will give the severN state departments of mmigration gr&iter powers with the anction of foreigni governments to onduet selective amL restrictive work t ports of departure.'We have work ed on these lines, anticipating almost t uch steps being taken, and the char acter of the shipload of people land- t ed at Charleston, I think, demon strates the soundness of the propost- h ion. Y ''No precaution that human fore ight could indicate has.been neglect ed. All our representatives abroad ave been duly commissioned, after eing carefully slected for their fit ess. The state departinent at Wash ngton has been notified of each ap ointment, with the- request to have acl government to which the ap ointee was accredited duly notified brough the American legations. The O-operation and sanction of each for-. ign government has been requested, and the request il niany instances ost gladly granted. In several coun tries was (his not only granted, but the advice vas gIaci nlosly given: fTake ouir hvst peopl-,; leave the baI for us to 1an1(dle,' an1(d ill one '-ounvtry at least the "overilment authoriies aided in the :clecion. When I went to Europe I did so with proper pa ers from tie state department. trictest instructions were given to I agents as to selection and as to f, efraining from misrespresentations f any character. Precuations were 0, ven taken to better the hours of la- M or and conditions of our own labor- tl g people, and to protect their inter- 0 ts against tile introduction of for- tl gn people. While abroad, and even ti fore I went, I deenied wise to ad- et lice passage to desirable persons -C ho eouild not secure suifficient mon-110 for Ile passa.e of all the nieiber's their large families for the first ti UAIR& OFFI ry Goods, Millinery, Shoes, Coal Come to THE RIGHT PF LOWER MAIll CLOTHING The greatest sale ev( -nust be turned into.o -iow, but how quicklN len's Medium Priced and High Gra All Grades and Styles Reduce Big Shoe Sale. Men's Vici Kid Dress Shoes, $2.00 values, for thi Supet ior grade Bok Calf Shoes, $2.00 values, for Farmers' and Mechanics' Soft Work Shoes, $2.50 'he Blizzard and Freeze are Just Corner. Come and Get Fixi Cold Weather. 240 pairs Men's Sunday-go-to-meeting Shoes wor ) go at 98c. pair. 120 pairs Men's Sunday-go-to-meeting Shoes wor > go at $1 25 pair. Everything in Shoes, coarse, medium and fine 1 ave to shop all over town to supply your Shoe i Du buy, the lower the price. DREW SELBY & CO., LADIES' FINE SHOES REDUCED. $2.00, $2.50 and $2.75, ladies, fine shoes reduced to one price, $1.98 a pair. MIMNAUGH'S GREAT CLOTHING SALE. Will start Wednesday moriniig at 9 o'clock and continue until Saturday night, at 12 o'clock. NMNAUG w sailings. the alien ''Vigorously, strenuously, I endeav- that lie i ed to get from the federal govern- charge. I ent a construction of the law on to the fu is point, a state's powers being Atrict acec >cn to some question. Not a move in and with I is direction was made until from constructic e state department at Washington the peoph me a cable message signed 'Adee' hacked. nstruing the law to the effect, in efforts to ain English, that a(dvanlce passage arouid the the state was 1of in conflict with tie practic e alien contiact, labor law, but that IAVIRD IALUES ackets,. Domestics LICE STORE JSTRE ET. AND SHOE r held in South (arc .ash at once. It's nt cab we turn this stc le Footwear. Shove 'Em Out Pri i for the Men's Down cast pocke a sale $1.49 pair. gladness at these b his sale $1.49 pair. buy Shoes until you kind, now $1.98 pr. Shoe Stock Around the 120 Pairs Brogar )d for factory today $1.25: these dependable S th $1.25 and $1.50, this week at 98c. pa Men's first quall th $1.75 and $1.98, scarce as hen's te( gives us "nuff" to gc aoes. You don't 300 Pairs Brogan vants. The more kind, shove 'em out 200 mien's fine sample suits, regular $6.50 suits, to go at $3.69 a suit. 200 mcn's fine sample suits, regular $7.50 suits, to go at $4.49 a suit. 175 men's fine sample suits, regular $8.50 suits, to go at $5.98 a suit. 167 Mnl's fine sample suits, regular $10.00 suits, to go at $6.98 a suit. 148 mien 's fine SamIple suits. re'ular $12.50 suits, to go at $8.49 a suit. 100 mn's fine Tailor made Won.ted $12.00 suits, to go at $9.50 a suit. IS DEPA'RT1MI must affirmatively show tious national prol ould not become a public cloak of the fe had accepted contributions around an underta ids of the department In the strongest men rd with the state statute, a state oflcial of c hose proceeding under this the' American unic n of the law, a portion of feel sure that the for the first ship were soeiologists, those AV'ith all these st reniuoum termnt of' Amer tlirow every safeguard hem-i cam)>t il i 1udertaking and to aid in Iimised tIm-mn all solution of a most vexa- the c01n1dili o fl o1 I The R~ Satis Ca an: Can Ever CILDI SALE AT M >lina. This big Cloi it a question of ho ck into Cash. GOOD-I ces on All Kinds of Ba Shoes, $1.25 and $: t books will thrill with Bai argain prices. Don't $1.75, $200 have seen this big Chil i Shoes, worth in any Now is th< a pair. I got fixed on We can save 'hoes, they are yours 186 Boys' hoes,243 Boys'I Ir. 195 Boys' :y Brogan Shoes are 126 Boys' E -th. "Knowing how" 100 Boys' K around to customers. $2.98. s, the $1.75 and $2.00 . A price $1.25 pair. Every Ove ALL YOUTHS' SUITS MUST BE SOLD. 50 youths' suits, sizes 14 to 19, to close out, $9.00 suits, for $5.49. 200 youths' suits, sizes 14 to 19, to close out, $6.50 suits, for $4.49. 100 youths' suits, sizes 14 to 19, to close out, $8.00 suits, for $4.98. 200 youthis' suits, sizes 14 to 1), tc close ont at oive for $2.9S a suit. 50 pair mienl's odd palnts. wcre Sol for $4.50 anid $5.00, for this sale $3.29 a1 pair. NT STORE Ilen, to throw the Pointed Paragn deral government Cupid elsilares with king advocated by NNI'len a mn makes in the country, as self he uses cleap mate ne of the states of A bam roll may he a n1, I proceeded. I _a thiliking mien, the who have tle bet- A man isn't iveessarl ical flterests at eeause lie is a o see tle benlefits tiell pre ualitions 14) Wo iat a dl ervilt wo v eniire coii. 'i)Cit we snere all Us with. factonnGarmantmaes( nAo e maninoeesri y wh rer bese' i youhg t as mufretw e n w hcutly er e w ereal sm IW4 V &IA IMNAUGH'S! hing and Shoe Stock v much we can make YE PROFITS NOW, Goods Must be Sold rgain Lot No. 1.-Ladies' Shoes, 50 Ladies' Dress Shoes, all sizes, your choice 98c. pair. !gain Lot No. 2.-Ladies' Shoes. and $2.25 Ladies' Dress Shoes, your choice $1.49 pair. dren's Suits of All Kinds. time to clothe your boys! and Mimnaugh's is the place. you from 50c. to $2 00 on every boy suit you buy of us. :nee suits, sizes 8 to 15, worth $1.50, for this sale 98c. [nee suits, sizes 8 to 16, worth $2.00, for this sale $1.49. Knee suits, sizes 8 to 16, worth $2.50, for this sale $1.98. 'nee suits, sizes 8 to 16, worth $3 00 foi this sale $2.49. .nee suits, sizes 8 to 16, worth $3.50 to $5.00 for this sale Big Overcoat Sale. rcoat in the house will be sold at slap first cost. MEN'S ODD PANTS SALE. 100 pair men's odd patnts, were sold for $1.25 and $1.50, for this sale 89 cents a pair. 100 pair men's odd pants, were sold foil $1.75 and $2.00, for this sale $1.49 a pair. 100 pair ell's odd pants, were sold for $2.50 and $3.00, for this sale $1.98 a pair. 100 pair. len's odd pants, were sold for $3.50 and $1.00, 'or this sale $2.419 a pair. MNAUGH'S 3phs. we are. silken hairs. After making a strenuous effort to t fool of lim- get out of a rut, a man finds himself rial. I Somehow a man is unable to get the roll of hono idea into his head that a girl with a V not. dimliple can he in the intellectual class. ,i inanufae- does the thinking so long as I am hways on the permitted to do the talking.'' A near-si-lhted man has a good ex -4d his vohi1 ense forl ot recnIizing, his ereditol's e-l as we thiin1k Nwhenl Ie a11e1nS to meet tlei. S tore ~d. ch KS?