" Laoiés' Nsltkweas.
Linen Collars, turnover and standing.
and special styles.
liliL'iQuSlWEA'i:
' lflibbed 'Vostqlvdtb sleeps; or
sleeveless. anion. ' .
tor Grades, 151:. 2 for 25s.
Ladies Stocks, Lace Collars.
'si'noiudlng' Mereerizsd, Lisle.
' end .10.,
Scar-fl
LADIES FABRIC GLOVES
Kid finish and more comfortable. .
'91:". 9111...”... 25c and 601:.
. ,fllbbod . Underwear, 50c,
751:. ' ,
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS
in large variety.
'li’s Hose, 100, 15c. 25c.
oiai Mention, 2 for 25s.
NEGUOEE SHIRTS.
'A- bargain at 25:.
Boys’, 121/3, to‘14 in.; men‘s, 14V; to 17
in. ‘Botter grades, 50:: and $1. -
"oil‘oi'y, 26c and fills deserve
f itpociai attention.
DIE'S’ SHIRT WAISTS.
’ linuslly exercised than 111‘ the switch4
' tower of the station yard. The men
.i.‘
.51 5..
, tors.‘
and' Funny, 5011, 81.00, 81.50.
W its sum wow, 31 to $3.
‘ All new styles.
MEN'S NIGHT SHlRTS.
500111167511.
.....
1'11}: Morrow coaster Brake is the
parent ofa'liooastet brakes. . ,
It was the flat; ‘iF 18, lhé boll. , ..
, The only coaster brake that has
been good enduéli to need no change.
, ,Itl ' 'r'epsea the utility of the bicy-
' .‘cle;;it decreaseh the effort necessary
topropcl'il. ",1'iy:'.' l‘ '21:. ~ ,
' Mompiosaurc
Ask your dealt . ,
, New“ 11111.- offset it tomorrow” when
you coil buy a ’h‘lORROW today.
send for our ii'innirsi'cd hootiet.
- ‘ iii; A
Wild Knowimu‘ ‘ animus
mm till?” ‘
w s a. 1“
11s yblsw York 'divi-
‘ ion of Nths flonooiida'tod Balboa
mount
‘ racku'l‘o e111 " solos
trains. it word he the easiest thing
rop‘c’rtw Til hurt illayed by the
'htt'lkt 51. at, m, w, it it
‘ 11
, ‘ohc Hoot ill the city,
(We concentrated energy can
Manipulating the many y colored
ions-bundled is rs rough side by
impression or playing upon some”
quaint in‘stmnicht. the keyboard of
, filth“ only is visible.’ The players
‘ wn it blue lever hero and above
‘onc h'eyo‘nd. reaching over to
d in pl co. Black.1'sd. ycl
yellow. lock blue 'r'sd, baclr
crib they help the handles. the,
lion's“ i accord with the lot
hes so ormlrias of that yellow text
The visitor in the stronghoid‘tlurlbg
rush burs is struck wit the impas-
alve c tirlins‘sc with wide things are
conducted. No fuss; everything quiet
oxeept for tho'movmn’oni' at the men's
feet on the bare floor as they step for
Word and back in attendance on the
huge instrument. the click. click of
the different liberated levers settling
Back in place-and the tickling of the
ignai bulls in their steal revorbera
‘~ii \
The moon- dared clocks sentinclied
long the wall at a height even with
no media slayer are mute. Their big
hands show the time to insurrection
of a second but they or sis 110 energy
in needless ticking. 'l‘ o switchmen
arc of.‘ like description, Their entire
oftention given to the business of the
moment even while looking out tor the
business to some with almost super
human accuracy. carefully considering
listening to the signalling of the bells
and the grinding of the switch locks
and answerin8 to their orders.
The foreman and interpreter for the
guns seems to have’ mastered the
problem ofdoing a' dozen things at
cues. He sounds the plunge hells that
send signals to shell hundred places
out in a tunnel. He talks through the
megaphone out of the window to the
trainmon in tho yard below. its rogu
isles a special batch of lovers and
keeps in touch With the operators in
the telegraph room beyond He keeps
this up eight hours each day.
After one has looked on at and lia-
toned to the tower doings for a con-
siderable time, the various sounds take
on distinctncas. it can be judged from
the stolld thud 01' the keen click 01' 11
released lever whether the iron feelers
it regulates are weighty and long
reaching, or control only the turning of
a lock or the giving a signal.
And for the electric boils! Each has
it message of its own Now onc1tln~
files repeatedly and inccassantly. the
same whirrin rackot again and again.
a meaning t at the ioremau chalks
down in graphic signals on his slate to
be held up for the guild's odificatlon,
and later to be answered with a num
ber‘ of stout polls on his picture bells
Now comes a brief, quick ring rapport.
sully inco sequent. but the lovers --1'c
spend tori promptly 11811111 11 prolong.
dd tiphiing at the mitt-ems end of the
causes 'tho head 1111111 to catch 1111'
iii megaphone and about hurriedly to
the yard hli’ as outsid s.
“A trainlo s "of scenery coming int!“
he cells, then hurries back to his
1mm; ,
towns condo later comes a signal
hum; alarm that s 111qu funeral
sl
train must now
111111 11111 dé’w 111. toler-
116111131311
able accuracy the“ workings and morti-
ments at their; out eund trains, t the
'“"°“l‘“‘. “'3” ‘11? h‘ill‘f‘i
11a, 5 e B n I‘D 04.! none
’38 While“ rice sj‘tim sun:
tan street. South not-want, says: 31
' count of hit back whips 110.3: l Nero
ll 1; drug store during the last. fittedlci hall.
and they cured 11111.1 felt. better l'l'i','
: every...way ,nfier ‘tuliinginosnfs :Kiduo'y'
Elwood con recommend them to all, '
women culturing from backache and
7 weak kidneys." ,
c ' .Sold for 50 cents a box by'all deal-
” i, '5' are. Foster-Milburn do. Buffalo, , . D
f '1' Y.. solo clients for the halted States. ‘
‘41 Romcmber the name-«Donn amend "
it fails no other. " '
, 1 1118 neck to neck ll'liéw racers 11111111ng
to be off 011 the right alooomotiw it ‘9
hide in tha‘ midii of the door give the, {
‘ 1
, tilts. Little Warner, iii 81 Washinc
had often to give 1111 and work on as.
cured D'Dun‘s Kidney Pills at Plulstod'd
making the flying switch breakbig oil
from the train it brought in and nond-
ding fill/W to grooming groundnvbilo.
the sleepers and psmengor coco l
roll into the minnow, shedito' calendar 1 .
. in local train is 'bsing booked 1111‘s
he station only to reappear on another
track a moment afterWard and :1 shin-
1118. bright locomotive comes pulling
out of the roul'ldhouso‘ Where it was
despatched to be coated. watered and
turned around its fresh appearancr
makes the shabby pusher, one of tho
drudgsso at. the yard that is beino
switched about on srnd'niis. appear all
the more hum drum and neglected.
The long- distance trains pots of the
road, are started off. their great. ten
derslpillid'wnh chill and every hem 1:18
and surface iihiniigg, as if assured a:
high- priced basin 'Ali hands tall:
interest in the start or these 8iit edged
ilyers. and the lovers that secure thin
track to them sink back to place with
a gratified thud as it doing something
worth while.
The switch operators are always
chosen from employee about the also
tion sometimes traiphands or assistant
baggage 11,1911" ‘or 81111817511 helpers. F11.-
miilarlty 'witlr railroad and engineer'-
lug matters is a good foundation [on
the studying of the combinations in thin
switchmun's textbook. and employee
go forward to .a berth in the terror
Just as salesmen in a shop aspire 101
a place of buyer or stockkcepcr in
one of the departments. Although
many apply to be switchm n' few are
chosen and fewer still boco exports.
The switchmau must be strong and
able to endure fatigue. for some lovers
are exceedingly heavy and are used
continuously. A retentive memory an
nimblcness of movement are essential
and even if withiltheoo recommondu
don't the applicant has not presence of
mind he cannot fillithe post. A not
yous man is out of'the count.
The foreman of the tower gang has
generally had seven or ten years' up
prcnticeship. Sunday afternoon is the
chosen time for a beginner to practice
Then only half the usual quote. (11’
trains are runningfi’hn‘d 11¢ can apply
the theory learned from the textbook
to practical advantage. experimenting
with the loss-worked levers, and mark
lug the results, as well as taking los-
sons in interpreting the bell signals.
The hours along non midnight to
4: ill} 11.111 arc the slack time in the
tower The long- distance trains are
away on the road and t 9 yard on
gluon and those that, pull ,1 e- suburban
and local trains orb res 118‘. At 5
o'cloolt the morning ,rush sets in
Black as isthc wcru'ior tho‘lstomilrht
shift in the tower, however. they now
or permit a meonhorn to to a hand.
for, with vigilance in all oth r depart-
manta relaxed. those picket watches
must keep faith.
l‘Wc have“ to take on extra hands in
all departments whenever there is a
big drive on, but never any raw ro~
cruita got into the tower.” laid one of
thia'vvoflIoiuis. "Glomctuuosa' tho old
switchmcn who have been laid off for a
rest come to us 111 emergency and
again certain men in the regular shifts
are willing to do Mllblfl’idlllyi'
, “Are there anyraocidontall lion. oo-
caulonaliy there» is a close above. 'or
barely averted blunder. that makes the
snitchmsn tremble after [the dunner is
a over.
didn't they amiss hoary perfect in
their role as any human machinery
Ocjan be, 'i‘hcro is ,too much at stairs to
ycqrolotisno'ssl . a
on are either on
n or they. won't" o Alum
hi the? or
Nowell: In children our I link '
fin Tribune from insoluble. ‘l‘snn.
The question 1r"
w
Gin-‘tlib 1111111,
.. ,,i;‘o the hltl" they said,
ll direction ‘0! 1
But switchmou. never tell, . ‘,
their troubles and coca, elm and 1,0. _
', its the court rat
on “then held by 11
Would not
of a woman
she would
become thereby eligible to the cflice‘ of
it loose. littgn'nefiyi general or any 80v-
follow
' ,t'lia't
Eliot- women have been admitted to
motion in nearly a I] "ofhtho states of
prominence and distinction; that it is
an honorable profession. and they
should be given an opportunity to avail
themselves-"of it as a means of Hull.
hoodan’d hromotionr and that there
was no legal reason why she should
not be admitted.
W
HE'GLMMING ARID REGION.
Representatives of Western States to
" Ask Aid of Government. '
CHEYENNE “£110.. June 21-At a
joint meeting of stats engineers and
senators and roprosehtatiwa of was-
tern states bold in- this city. a bill was
prepared by a committee embodying a
scheme for government aid in the re-
clamation cf the arid region. A meet-
ing of the match statcsrdeiogstlons
in Connie“ is to he held in Washinsv
languish prior to the next session of
Congress, whsnrtbia bill will be consid-
ered for introduction in Congress and a
plan of action decided upon to secure
(til. because Tho'tlroposed measure in
it,“ is as folio c:
‘That all 111011 cfy
sale or dioposai 0
sons. California. Colorado, idaho, Utah.
Montana; Wydiliin’g; Kama. Nebras-
received from the
its. Neva'da, Now deito. North’ Dako .
lngton, beginni “f‘
ending June 30. , ,
for the benefit the state or torritory
(is are sold. to be kept
almond as tho ‘Arid
Land Reciums oatFund’ under the
neonatal“): of the In
tsrior. Each (ltd Shall maintain an
engineer's 0111;31th shall plan and
make estimates in..." the reservoirs
The plans shall he submitted to the
Secretary of the interior who may 11p-
prove or reject them. If approved the
secretary shall set aside money for
their construction andsuch lands are
to be exempt from entry The state
may soil the cempiotod works to actual
users (1! water " 1
MR. WHITE NOT TO‘ REB‘GN.
BERLIN.’ Juno aiwiteplylng to an
inquiry regaining a report published
in the United States that hoWns to re-
nign in December, United States Am
linosador White wrote personally as
follows: “l am leaving my present
house simply because. it has been. sold
to tho‘ government ‘of 31111011 and i am
intentiou'cf resigning, aslhus be it 1111
uounccd. "
The Associated Press can s’dd that
where a fine vl‘lls I;
Mr. White unti fat litr White, has
routed upartmcnta in a Berlin hotel.
whence he will make wo'oitly' excur-
few hoiirsl, Mr.‘ White‘s furniture is
The Cologne Volksscitunz upon
smug that the United States am-
‘ bassudo‘i' had 111st written on 01111111111. ‘1
kl autograpnic denial of the story toot ,
empistsd resigning. said this. _'
be ‘con
lifted up
do 11110111.
t 11111 to '111 ' 1m:
ith’ lb
“31113111. thawigtllulnm
public lands in Art 1
looking for another house. i h vo no .
Ambassador White's family will go on ,
July 1 to Susanna, island of “11881111..
as been hired by .
sinus of a day ‘01", two to 8asnnitz.‘thst " ‘
pis‘cc‘ being reached 'dircct within a _
iiei’ng‘placo’d m storage until autumn '
mount '
11511111101111 that 0111 f
have them;
ilk Madras Stocks
and Quaker ollars 111
ableZare new and charming
is uncxceptiOnahlc. 1
1T 15 'EX’l RAORDlNARY
rice in black and black and
' . in design-wail" mots so to find much that is attractive.
matter how charming the colored and fancy portion of the
showing n‘iay be; disappointment usually attends the Search for
prettiuess in blink“
lion we present to you a showing
that rivals (and surpasses in the
this season’ 3 product exclusively.
Plain Block Lawns
lafiyalbrlll, 25c.
Plsln‘BIa'clt Batiste
15,, lanes, 35c.
Porsianiiuwus
\ 19. 25. 350.
Lace Stripe Batista
19. ,/25 35, 48c
Mercerlzod Sattcen
25. 3'5. 4.0 501:.
Wash Silk Madras
35%.5011.
imported Dotted Swiss
25,130 c511.“ .
Plain Silk Mousseliuo
39 it 501:. .
' obiles I'ounlnpiands .Club or
‘ and Pique embroidered Nevcitirs in
i‘lcty of pretty 1 atendi’La
In short; the array of 881111111121 styles 111 feminine neckwear
features, of our colored fabric display
in of Silk find at the
able for stilliili " ‘
with Scarf attainment
'a decidcdiyiap-
“if?
lost 'Allén “'
ll who‘ll-
it}!
"i“l"
to find anioug' the Wash Fab-
whltc, much ol a variety
No
1‘ "‘.'
,.
Yet by dint of much effort and the exercise 13f 'diiscrimlna—
of dainty materials in black
eyes of some) the pleasing
Glauccrwcr our list—
Bluck Dlmlty" ‘
15. 19. ‘25c.
thk Batiste 'Pongoc
_19,. 25, .3136. , '
Lace Striped Lawns
121/3. ‘15. 111. 25c. '
Cashmere Suttccn
17, 25, 350.
French Lawn .
25 a, 350.. '
Swiss Muslin
25.& 35c. »
Lace Grcnadlnc ' .
25. 3‘5" "lilo ' ’
Satin & Lace Tissue
50 58 75, 85c.
at Y ur
'We have those Oxfords, an
all feel.
Union Made Shoe
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and
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when?” lion Gain 31? illl'l w {rage I
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F 1‘ "Cool
Bv buying the Best for the Lowest Price.
d shoes made" by Lounsbu‘rv.
Mathewson 81 Co, for $2,. 50 and 53.09.11“ Styles, and can iii
5 for Men, $2.95
domestic, Res-adieu or
Pl” .n' ' ”
rumour greats.
, {9 . la“?
revs. mu. tomb to:
Mrs. .lemo's Mammal-11111180131? "
it stay. of a wealth 11
lion he bade“ farewell to the pros
V our general and lo-thoinoih era"
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