Evening sentinel, Friday, January 28, 1916 · page 5

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TOMORROW.
FRIDAY, JAN. 38, '916
High tide 5:14 a. m.: 5:51 p. 111.
Sun rises 7:07; so ts 5:03.
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Rooms—911 ;‘

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nit Branch Office—1388.
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’* fleets in Masonic Building, South
l Main ntrtiet, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each mouth—July and August ex-
cepted-tit 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons 11'ordiall1' invited. Arthur
1i. 1-01-1117. W. 111., Robert M. Wilcox,

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latter Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
'Moots in Masonic Building. South!
Main street, 2nd and ith Tuesdnn'
of ouch month—July and August or-
cepted—alt 8' o “clock All Royal Arch
Ms cordially invited. Chariot
A. ruck. H. -P.,'F. 8. Lyon. Boo.

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A TARIFF COMMISSION.

\ 'i‘hIo thrill can never be wholly “tak-
on out of 1141111105. The difference he-
tween the hig political parties regard-

" _ .. fog tariff policies are fundamental
~And or on it the Republican and Dam-

’ ooratic ponies should disappear it Is
I111 1ohahlo that other parties taking

, their place would uphold the same op- |

i . posing theories of a tariff for protec-

tion‘ and revenue on the one hand and

other hand a tariff for re1enue

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tasty. or no taritr at 1111.
“1 These opposite views are held in
l e1eryindust1ial country and will he
i for sitting lime to come They are
thaw: llI to find political expression. " i
J :tRnt this is not saving that purticu lI
,lut‘ tin 1ft schedules are properly at
‘ mottot of pltrisan politics The func. 9
!lion of political campaigns so far 351
11.1; tin-tiff is concerned, is to expressI
I the people' S 11 ill merely as to the prin i
‘ciple involved—whether custom duties'
" “shall he levled to protect our Indus-l
Etries from foreign competition. or luv-j1
led only for revenue: nether we slinll~

, rdise most of the nation‘s income from
custom dutites. or only a little of it,
whether dutiesln general shall be high 1

'or low.

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the
progeny becomes a matter for non‘
partisan exports. And that is where
this tariff commission comes in.

i " {it the two big parties unite on this
let us they show signs of doing,
may have in the future tariff sched-
(1 more nearly scientific. and far
ore free from suspicion of congress--
101-1111 log-rolling and improper private
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"é .paSt. .

111‘ administration may then say:
e:have a mandate from the pe‘ople
reuse the tariff upward—or down
3rd. Hem is the approved policy.

‘ 911 this basis. just as a man about
(Mid a house or a factory orders
building to suit his purpose.

ess is the architect, to I’put
nuious’trill into elect Anetta.
W board is the arChitect’s staff.
provide 11111an kno‘wlodxo of indus-
I'nd help 110:1: out the details, 110,
the “rupture will no mun-iv

I! adopted. to its purpose."
no LATIN-AMERICANS.

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m u no such thing." says Har-
”M Bani. Secretary of the Pnn~
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pIinciple estnh- 1h
tshed, the working out Of the demu“ l1tans, but there are no LatinAmert- fir-18s it goes; it is well to forbid the with them

Tho gnaiions orders a new tariff sys- ‘

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CLEARANCE SALE

A Rousing Saturday Bargain Carnival To-morrow

Values Fairly Humming With Money Saving

NEW MARKDOWNS THAT WILL MAKE ONE DAY’S BUYING LOOK LIKE TEN

DON'T MISS I'r—coun EARLY—REAL THRIFT AND ECONOMY HERE—EVERYTHING BRIGHT—EVERYTHING
CHEERY—GILT EDGE MERCHANDISE AND PLENTY OF IT—PRICES THAT WILL SEND YOU HOME HAPPY

AND SATISFIED.

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WOOLEN BLANKETS $3.00 BED BLANKETS 1‘ "2C FRUIT 01" PILLOW CASES 1: -00 LINEN CRASH
All marked for clearance. Val- Full double bed sine. Colors THE LOOM ‘ (Ifigmin;m 0‘ fruit of flamed 0' unbleaehed. 5”" 75c DRESS LINEN
1,1 - or . , I 5,00. . ' ll ' . ‘ .-
1115 to $1-..10. Tomorrow tan. grey and white. Tumor. Mislirrtazfluxladzw'ik‘xz: the Loom muslin. 451136. All hzrdelfinfg:ddgshregol‘l):r t2111):; (Y5¥:$:)wide 113'
$4.98 m“ 81.98 Pa"- 10111 7M¢ yard initials_ Value 3500- ’l‘omor- kitchen towels. :I‘omorrow neave. Tomorrtdwlnor panne
. row
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11.511 12.00 as 00 $3.50 85.00 55" 75“. m 85‘
Values Values \‘alues Value“ Values 2‘9“: 2% rages values to?“ 33:10 saw “.00 “'00
1 98¢ $1.49 $1.98 $2.49 $3.49 ‘ é 79“ ~ .1... ' ... 11.1.... 11.....1 m”
J3 i ‘ Every Other Size on Sale. ....“ 81'49 (102.81.98 tioz.$2.49 $2.98 $3.98
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7 5 1111111 I IOI 0THS . B KROAIN TAB l Lengths 0f TABLE LINEN 750 ALL WOOL
1.1.1. 30$: 10:31:10 Tm” 121111.111“... 01 11101111111011 0010-101. 1111110 W... 3 GREATLY REDUCED, 0000011 A11. 3 Sturd Value FUNNEL
I .1 “ Ed“ flannel. kimono tlnunels. atlltollne, etc. 40 Odd lengths accumulations from this sale, sllghtl} soiled “I W0!” and shrunk milled
i 2 tor 519 “in“ to 351:. Tomorrow ' Greatlyu'educed. ." ; 1 baby ‘tlannel. 27 inch. Tomor-
I . The lengths are :1 yds., 111/, yds. and 3 yds. ‘ '°“' 39¢ Yard
i cPAD 150 BUTTONS 50c WHITE
COATS and SUITS S "05TH? ““3“ '“"°" “"° W'- w PETTICOATS 1 $19“ CHILDREN’S
1 _ T1 .122. 11.. .111. 19.1 1 . lot 1 1..."... 37¢ LAT“ WES
The woman who is lucky enough to find her also in a coat or 1 5c SPOOL COTTON $1‘ 0 WRITE
suit, will practically get :1 free gift at prices are no ridiculous»“ADA113253?tzmnnrf'tlgv8 1. Bloch and WMW' 5 spools for PESTTICOATS Made Of Beacon blankets
. ly low that it is like giving them away. - .3 cards 5‘5“ 19¢ Tomorrow each 69¢ $1 49
$20.00 SUITS $7 4 $10 SILK ‘ ' ' I
Not many. conm quick. . gggégs “.97 ‘
$10 and SmCOATS $25 PLUSH 98f 0‘ The Basement Man
.. They 1.1 stepp sway . COATS 15 Says he has 2800 pieces of China—including Plates, Tray!
quickli New, All “I“ : Covered Opes. etc. All discontinued stock patterns marked at;

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.He tells of an amusing instance of der fourteen. and to restrict the max- 1119 Philippines in now morally I» Ithem to hen-except for alto mint;
this which occured when some zesl- llmum working time of children
under opined in this com . although
ous Vassar graduate prevailed upon sixteen to eight hours a day. “7 We MW WWW“, “'9 ““9““ m
her class to establish a scholarship pie are prett ‘ '
I I . y much agreed on these Both our hi 1 -
for "LatinoAmsrlcsu girls." The Minilgolntg ‘ g 110 itlcal ”m. m m

ister of One of the southern countriesl

this scholarship and the fact that it
would be open at a certain date. ’

The minister replied that he was in
a rather embarrassing position. 1 HeJ
had never heard of a Latin-American
girl. There were some twenty nations
whose girls might) be eligible under
the terms of the foundation and the
scholarship. if a four-year one, and
taken in turn why the variOus nations,
oohld he availahio to one of his coun-
try-women only every eighty years.
l'fIIilie scholarship had been datab-
110111011 definitely for 'iirasllinn girls.
91: nilud this, or Peruvian girls,
“1511111 have been much inure sensi-
bly. I'l‘he idea, if it proved 0111100...
humid ”~01de to the other
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industrial exploitation of children un-
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But all this is purely negative What

“8,8 duly notified of the existence of; is to be done with this “no mod-10 $95.0 a,“ once given a formal phage

the children which otherwise they
might spend in stunting tOtl'!

It goes without saying that child-
ren's regular 000111101100 up to four-

teen yenrs, at. least, shouid‘hs going-m1

school although some states have not
yet made that principle effective
through compulsory attendance. The
period from fourteen to sixteen is
more troublesome.

if 11 child of fourteen of fifteen
doesn't work or go to 11011001111101 is
he to do? And if he, is in ischool,
what is he going to loam the»? What
compensation is to he made to him
and his parents for hoopla him from
gainful employment? is the national
government. or the state. or his loan
community. going to no no it that he
shall buys 11 greater earning «pretty
for the rust of his life! .

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25c and age PLATES 19G and 23c Plates 10¢

., 12¢ 12c Oatmeal Dishes 5¢
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That the United States doesn 1 want 1mm of a perplexing problem to sell

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alien soveriegnty. And the events of? '- - 1 mese
mitted to the principle of freeing the me pmegt war have quickened our '17“: .
Philippine climate to arid ‘0 dim national conscience regarding the self-I ,9}
governing rights of small nationalljl; I'i_. Inven‘o ”Ia
to that effect. .1 1100. We can't conscientiously had; i:' ry ys
We used to regard the prospect of; over the islands to any-other mml .1; .
parting with 111000 (11010111 possess or release them undet- cirenmotuneesl :3 are bringing out 11101111111501.1111; articles that we
}ions with a sort of generous resignu- that would result in any other power .; W ” £590“ of it a frattion of their real
tion. We hated to lose them. but it promptly gobbling them up. I I ‘9 “ v ‘
would “be a duty—some time: We did ' CongreSs now has the Philippines; 3 go‘s: 22:23:: same 1;: attempt '10 Mlle the ._
nt like the idea of "governinf'an On its hands, and proposes to t runi $1 ; insure béing here than 232:3: long enouzh t0\ (I
Ingenhnatltoln. And nonrigid we must them loose .8 “Mum“ as possi-i 7." appears. Y e adverhmt
s e 0 or powers». ample-.1 . ,- tI "1 . '.
as. we did when we let Cuba an, “11:22,” 1:: :rzmiue'x: (ibogzrlglé “i‘ ’2‘); :::i:tmG;uéAs¥:A¥¥NE§y find Just what '
311:: glistumed tho Boxer indemni-‘I ”Ma And ihut'is 11 my m'i KN“. I , ... ,"
Iportant consideration. For if we csgti \h. ‘ ' ‘- ' m .. 5
Recent events have changed ouréthe Philippines adrift before the pro: g. " ‘1 ~ 1 'I . f f)

viewpoint somov'l'hat. hut havo' Isout war is over and the world has:
strengthened the tendency to be rid! settled down mu: :1 new mpec' for:
of the islands.1‘he war has mph-rim: .111 international motion, sonic
sired the hot that colonial nous» hoodlum power will romp": mt»
<10“ IN I prolific source 01 military the Philippines, to our 01101110 or per-

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