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bonmwhich lee-have moaned be our tardiness.
It {sconceded that we carry the largest and best as—
qualrtitice of short lengths and odds and ends in an
Mm- are preparing fancy work for Christmas
will find that many useful articles may he iaeldoned item
armaments. such as opera begs. imcyenchets, hengcre,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cat. Sept. 25.——-
Forest tires which were burning today
in: various sections or Northern Cell-
tornie hove elreedy caused losses esti-
mated It considerably more then 81;
000.0%.
in Nope county a territory eighteen
miles long and live miles wide has
been laid waste. and only teddy six
hundred men were at work trying to
check the spreading limes. The greet
est dome has been done to (lunch.
Fees and Gordon Canyons.
ranch houses. orchards and min
iielde hove been in the peth oi the
lire.
A desperate light is being made to
save Nope and: Spring: end Wilson's
Ion. both of which were still in den‘
[or It dutiful.
White Horse Volley. ten miles out
or Nope. still is threatened end pinto
troops ere siding ism forces 0! are
later: or. that point. in Copell end;
m Valleys seventeen houses hove
been destroyed.
lumenemntythedro h
minus through thick salient-shun
hi. rem Mord mu more can
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where ,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-—A deter-
mined eilort to compel Congress to not.
the 1
constitution which would give satiety
on the proposed amendment to
wide votes (or women is to he mode
during the week at the convention
here. beginning Dec. i, of “relational .
American Women Suds-ego associa-
tion.
tie- heve been completed. it use on-
nounced today. end include speeches
by Din-Anne Howard em. president
oi the need-dies. who will he the
principal specter ot the opening meet-
ing; 1:: Jude define their, me!!!
or the China Juvenile court. who trill
speak on would: relation to the low;
by Mn. Corrie Chem Getty pm»
dent of the haw m hi-
linnce. and flies Jone Aide-lo. vice.
president e! the Wetland Council or
Women Voters. Spaniel attention is
he he gives duties. the whence. it
ice
I: were:
Arrangements for the woven;
. CHICAGO.
fennel- and until tile tillers or limited
the unhinehemsehmoeumv
the only solution of the rapidly “dew
‘ ore-aloe supply or interline-ls by the
some to the slants, ennui conven-
tion of the American Meet Peckou’
Association. which began WSW
here yesterday;
“What we went in this country is a
- Echesp lhent and lots or it." salvaehn .
T. Woolly ' president. of the United F
Master Butchers ‘ 0! America. "The
working man must have it, the moth»
ion or the children where it end
, the children must have ihir you want
.' {to sustain the vitality of the noon.
-. .Thg resources oi this country are good
who mmuumoiock The new
Errand hills. where good grass grows
«and. there is ovoid-ethic, spring, water
"and plenty 0: shade, can feed thou-
sand. of cattle and am». .
1. “Thomas 8hm.fllifl"tl&aflid-
Mention of the tick. could. take are of
land mo and unlimited number a: cat-
ltie and hose. Werneut term in the ;
l-Eleetem Stolen could be: blunt been
the utility unlit it live cinch was nine-
erlonthom. "summations
3"“ allowed to continual-silo“. lure '
iwill hove» to be «new to sand the
resources oi this, may to he used
tier the. benefit of all the people.”
3 Prospect: or e minimise were the
’ prewoiimc. than or the simply.
; lViews Min? to Me ol lit. Rueell
were W in omi- Mechofl'.
”unwell: of the M Paw Also-
lieietieli; M. A. Tailor, fit but: honk-
Ier, not other dome. ad the den-
.iga Mews: scandalous under
'neglon of Jones m1uchthnen
of the motile-{e manure mit-
‘Mr..'nholmn sldd:
“mm-w steak will in odd et‘
~81 per pound within the in not!" on-
'2 less the farmers of the United States
2; are educated at once to the necessity
.. of raising more cattle and pointless.
If ii that ere sets in there villi he quickly
I, noted o national decline. Much oi: the
C. virile force of the American people
.. is derived from rich, red jucy beet."
.. l Among Remedies Suggested.
Among the remedies nematod-
nrm enrol! liner should raise or
‘ least two beef steers a. year to Meet
:1 the decreased production of the greet;
method of the West.
;. The remnfniux rlngee should he
2: out up in forms to put all mm on
3' no equei footing;
-‘. Development of the hills of New
2: England with. their hountfful springs
j; and prevailing shade es s heel-pro-
, (inning 00m;
Substitution of corn to: cotton in
'theSoIthel-n States and the conse-
iquent development of the cutie end
lb" production.
The report or the executive commit"
ices sounded the first note or the den-
ser 0! e iemlne.
"The American meet peeking house
sihlluion and thnt or consumers on
meat food products in this country
are both in n condition incl-e procuri-
ous then It any other than inhonr his-
tory." the report etched.
Among cerium tenthe shortage of
meet, the report pointed out were the
lore of meat food mitosis throuzh
prenutchie discon- and “the our
thinkehte singhter of echo. and so
with: holler aim."
The committee appointed to confer
with rovernment olioiele roux-dine
pure iced love. in it! report. obel-
lennd the “door of the More! gov-
sees.all.-‘AW;M.
reapply problem rests. with themed .
numberil oi! acres: amenities” ms
; thedmperetlva necessity oi raisin: “
‘ hells dereu‘orwwheer steers the ' w
me he expected. This was We no.
3““an low
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it flew
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Statement that Union Would Aev
cepl Rules ii Baron Retired
Declared False
"There ere no personalities in the
'metter et all," said General Chairmen
F. 8. M or. womanhood 06 Lo-
comotive Engineers. when asked yes‘
terdey about e statement that the on
sheen would accept the new rules if
Till. two we retire on metal
master. “The committee" he said.
”‘8 not, diam; who the mood shall
haves duel-in That muldhojust
sheet as reasonable as for the reed to
tool In my meal or tell the men
immature should be Yeemev
tempt-daily deny the story."
Rumors were published recently to
the em: tllnt Vichrefldent A. R.
Winner at! General MW was
were both to leave the road and that
hit. Burdomtogoonmwber l.
This m emphatically denied by. the
7m My in an uncle! W
’tronr “compost Hustle u tel‘lb ;.
‘Tho present northwest he: elm
'eonldenee in} Mr. may and In
‘Bnrdn; end there is nolntenfienel
their leaving the service. The mood!-
‘meni thinks it very nniortlmeie the:
reports of this kind should 50W.
‘umryedortieneededtorestorem
Idem between the monument. he
men and the traveling public."
The rumors regarding Mr. Whole:
were disposed of the many Presi-
dent Elliott errived in New Hem,
New Haven newspaper he replied:
“Mr. Whaley has done, is doing, end
will do good Work tor the reed. the
‘ public and the employee.” and further
leaded Ir. Wholey will continue with
ithemed. The worit other): m
"th0! and halo he: been very lilti-
lyrexnrded by oilinleie above- tlmn h
.the management of the roodfiuti by
the dis-eaters.
The positions of both these atheists
{will undoubtedly be greatly strength-
.ened by the report of the Interstate
'Colnmeree Commission. which is be-
lieved to lay the blame for meant no-
cidents on the look at discipline. and
the salience oi the directors in see-
ing that the men Md mm mm-
eion. (Both Hes-re. Whaler and Euro
were brought to the reed with the and
in view at secede; better discipline
ms the men. end they {mod e on
trail on their heads. flatmmeheuid
‘ he more or teen friction on inevitehle
line it is believed that the We
in. retirement at the two from me
trend has been in“ h! mil
ernmont mum mt War-Twin when the wish on m to
shell be used in meet products.
Went Itorege Regain“.
Speaker: ct the hollow convention
wumummmammeMWWmdmmumw-nm
guru‘s" mouse-rm m, or notional lerloletioo to resume the
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summit Alarm W. which. will m e in Nov.
new m. September Emil
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room m m My at
the rename or Anthony
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not apprentices; Outfit“!
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“(are
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storm or those products. in order to
avoid repented chorus: of price roil-
ing end monopole.
“wide contem- limit “would
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none-lime divorce W . .
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,. ‘ Their stillerforlty‘ is eminent front the kind of materials used: ”
' ‘dronl their carotid tailoriummrromoll the little details that oh
ten enter in the makeup or? higher-priced suits. . .
women who has not yet decided where to purchase her
raw, should not. inspect M «hectic-l
Just received I stroll! mused Voile, Chilton end Messnline
Wrists that show my new mom. oi style and muddlga.
M. Meltasch & Son
Main Store, use Atlantic Succesword, Conn. ‘
Jill! Rm;
when in answer to e question by a
“pillow!" W“
3. $14.98"& 51998
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hm do tells Stale Depart
. mael-~ddnieiclrailvc Section
if homo:
F,
W‘sfiiNaTom, dept. lawman
Mons .1 “W Mt oommuonnl
out! condom Moe. Named
lolfithle at the sixt- depwunem yea.
I!!!” muscles-smug“ iii maca-
ll'll' '0 am, M is!” bill with.
countries. The point. raised Monday,
by Secretary Bryon; end which; had
given state department officials con-
cern, one the subjei or as further
conference yesterday between Senator
Simmons and Robert F. Rose, a for-
eign trade adviser of the department.
l "i do not bellow therohio any den—
in, at doreign countries imposing
tall penalties against the United
States. or any reason ibr such action."
eeidflenetor Sim-one loot night. “The
new tend will one: the minimum
rules 01 the United. Staten tom conn-
Noe.”
the tori! hill. but left open a now
her of imperinnt. lieutenant will he
the ”clamping clause of the sec-
tion giving 5 per cent. rebate in tori!
ships.
The Cinchoothol fixtures in; will
he- tnhen up by the conferees today.
An opportunity will be given Senator
Cinch to make cohort “element. and
e eimiler opporhmity will he given
Senator Smith, oi South, Carolina. who
has drawn e. hill (or e cotton fixtures
in diet has received none considere—
ou in to". um
All mitt m reached by the
meter-eel yesterday whereby the on
filing. drewheok memento will be
minimum! under the new low. Menn-
iectnrers oi goods in bond or. motor-
iee will he comiied to pay only 1
per cent. duty ii the seeds ere inter
exported. The Benetel‘lmi increased
ihie "he to 3 per cent.
Senator Simmons predicted that the
twill bill will he in tire hende of
President Wilson tor signature by
mil I’IIIL
cogent
one rummage
we
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him hologram hr the no:
immune-mum.
“Gammon-lotion, New»
lutkhbthomuespm
:muWer-cw
«ed: ”sols .
Exhibitio
any resolution designed .4 continue
existing trade reietlolrs with foreign .
The condone- yesterday completed.
meet at the administrative sections cl 1
dine-ed. o! teddy. These included. V
the reteiietory sections of the low
en goods brought in Amrimwud .
[1 Manama Gowns
Tailorei Suits, ‘l‘mfloals‘end Furs
f , ‘ - don‘tinued. ‘
It is a very pleasant rec option accorded to these
fall and’ winter garments... Perfectly informal and uncon-
ventional. it is a real} pleasure to visitors to examine the
styles and textures, icitny on garments that attract. the fan-
cy, nudism microfiche. The department is now at its
best. Choice and exclusive models. can be seen now which
we‘eiteld‘ not be‘ able to duplicate. and. in all likelihood we
cannot show so great a variety later.
Motor and Short no; s
.015 heavy Scotch Mixtures, Tweed, rough: Dihgonnls. and
Boucl’e in dark brown, gray and blue as well
black.
:13
Evening W [up
Of uroadcloth, Uncut Velour, Corduroy and Ratinc in
white, pastel and medium shades, beautifully lined,
and' of distinctive style.
M115 of ‘pproved F shian
‘Scaa'vesl' and Muir’s of Mink, Red and Black Fox, Persian
Lamb; Black and Bluc:Wolf, silky Moleskin and
Raccoon.
Second Floor.
’ Fine Laces and Trimminus
Not all’the interest of the store is concentrated in the
Dress and Suit Department. Visitors will see the latest
designs in Dress Trimming and Garnitures, Beaded Tu—
nics, Pompadour Chifi'ons, Bands and Appliqucs of artis—
tic and elaborate workmanship; Ali—over Laced. Point Ve—
nise, Valkmienes and Shadow Laces.
Chm}! and Film? hand made Laces and Medallions.
Main Floor.
Neckwear and Scaris
Exquisitel‘y fine Scarves of Lyons Marine, hand run
Spanish Lace, Flowered Japanese Silk and Beaded Chif-
ion. .
Wide Lace Collars, Dutch and Medici styles.
Lace Camisoles of Point d‘csprit, Shadow Lace and
: Bretonne Net. ‘ ‘
Main Floor.
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DENV FOOD IS POOR
ON ELLIS ISLAND
“‘13 WiNiTED LAWYER EM-
mum
Brother Lawyer Menace George A.
denied in Court
WWSTED. September 25.~—Not '
In low Wineted people are now}
’wonderioc it Lower George ch. Sen-
!ord. who lei! Winnted under e cloud.
supposedly tor a vacation. “is to re
turn. in the court of common pleas
here yesterday hyper W. G. Iden-
cheeter, meeting for the Lawyers'
Cooperative Publishing Comm. in
on action against air. Sanford. told the
i court at his departure and eluted that
he was not likely to return. as there
are numeroue‘moe oi snipe-element
{hanging over him. Friends of the
‘rnisoing men have expected“ him to
return iotlowing no adjustment at his
Millennial diaculties.
.Commleolener um and Bakery Em-
' plepee Testify.
NEW YORK, Sept. law—The federal
commission appointed by Secretary
Wilson 0! the department of labor to
:investiute chorus that unlit iood is
f"served to Ellis Island immigrants ter-
.loimted its. inquiry yesterday after ex-
Iemlnips acting Commissioner oi lm‘
dilatation Uhl and several restaurant
'bekery employee. The findings oi
the commission will he submitted to
Secretary Wilson within 9; iortnight.
IMr. Uhl said the food is handled
in such a mono: that the quality and
quantity oi iood served to immigrants
ll WWI flood and liberal. He sllid
he. never knew of the existence oi the
but food on the island.
Will; our u. e. mun-
MAN.
WABHlN‘I‘ON. Sept. 35i"—EXfldnlllllr
CONSTANTIIRE IMO OVER.
mm. Sept. 24.-Coneient-
lino Constantine. thirty-one years old.
1185 Calhoun evenoe. turmeric or hen» m. o; the route: at the mgmll United
inns-y. Conn. chained with rope upon am... am tor the last ten years
Ehinieurteeweeroid stepdaughter. W:- toiled go “val; the mum of Private
om Tu». on teens who Marat: Arthur mm mm. Who. throufih
Vehio com this morning in the on: the “‘0. .1 his may, some do
bout and amended {or prior W‘m, “ Much pus, County nos-
‘the Motor term or the superior ”commune. gums m the uns-
i'oeert under hand! or $6.00!. it m mg no new peer. otter
ell-red than he on indoors with the "mg“ to: govern! your no on 0m“!
child under the some roof where him g. the My“ mills". to nut to have
not. who no child met. he who; We i. become I 9mm in the
censored u e compressing witness. W W Amy. it was sold at
Dr. W 3. curler, who hand one» the we: Went that he probably
lull the child. testified in rover oi the ”W m an around some to
prosecution. rs. prisoner denied on. my mm of nobilitli do. amides
Bill-Momma cm were “MMM inherits thin!
teem up hp hie wits end tile child mile m in County hoe
hereon Mme: to so to work. seam The Ill-hill interim is now
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