- 3 ll CW Iwillnotheefiiodtoonnfllnalfinctu‘
__, ations, .with its purchasing value vary-
W HY .ing accordingly. but a dollar whose
3mm {value willrisenndwmm“
' . ' oral value at the mm of life.
,;L . L L COX-DIN. m' in other words. Profesair Fisher ad-
l. -4. y ‘mm'm grout-es an “ah-flute sonar-m of
'» ’ A ,. y-fvalue". It has long been recogningd
as something greatly to be desired. if
k" . ."dl :24”? " ml :77: P‘ ll. 2 values and this nevEr-ending effort I...
w .-' ' '1 ' grwadinst interest rates. wages. salar-
g=2====___—=-=22=!22
' = ‘ ll .
WdThe manna.” ,” 1"“ m “mm“ gen?” -'
lb Associated Press lam; It is pmhnl-ly not too much to say
‘w to the use (or p‘lenlh n! ‘ that if this ideal of an absolute moxie?
. new: dispatches cred“ to It or;
2! otherwise in this paper and alsosrrandard were realized, nine-tenths o!
the seat news published herein. l . t “Mes
7A! right! of publicam of ”6.0m indn-trlal and financial m
1‘! dispatches herein are also In»
and.
G W m ed. ll Protesnor Fisher can perform
PRO“ QAIJ‘ this miracle. he will be a world bene'
“1 gm: ' IIIIN 3 ‘
2 - muomww F0 iit could be obtained. there would no.
‘ jloneer be this continual unsettling at.
I
tnfifd ‘9 “"1 '0' '0 “lemma me;that therefore every document should ml: temporary. for the mm»
3mm" 9889 I‘d {33111955 with 'hk‘l 'be accepted on its face valne without , .
' ? 'dehtn doe Europenno. The Bflnah ,
.all Inanclat matters could be adjust- a labor union by Donna pdicemenr
:body might just as well be abolished.’
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South mmwlththaflbrelulehtmjfimmmmmulx
Senate. WW, 0. .c. ' fiwgiw ”tram and m; a hole tn “ . .
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mspeechotJunen.wlnchhaaiaaOa-_I-ian.e-geothat “be. ”Wotanthehnncrnftwaa: _ ‘ ‘ N . E ,
license-ttoneandwhichlmmflm~mdpflwm‘{touodahwinthe—hoavyaeathat , ; 1
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ban-meanwhileILMrv'nannn-atomnmueuanem”an...“mmg;
arenow abld‘to enminethetroaty numofkyptwonflbemdcna “trim » 8"“. "‘37 i
E'ternal question" afl‘heyond the :nr- m I!“ m
self. llv tethe referencetolmmdmmiflmewflfimenlnthemmm-. ' . am
l in , am .0! Nations. which council the EC}? £whenthev. m land gm“ _ WM' m ”Wm -~
the growth of the executive branch of‘ runs desire to pass upon the «name of. I
the government 1: treaty makina, - ' 3 - to keep the boat ‘ht h! mu! -' 7
er also the “a that the Con-l The document nets forth that the.tinuausly baline her out until re -
p” m :mmmamwmn cone.
' An extraord‘nary Clem ce Sale of the season's most «2
ntitution o! the United Stattue‘s was crib. troopa mg in 1.82. was claimed;
“W' b“ " '°""' ‘“ " ““5" h’ “" ”ms" ”'mm‘“‘ ‘° ”'1 sum: EXPECTED m Devon 3 cmful styles; domofgood practical modek in um and l 2
color Voiles, Organdies and Mam. Reduced rcgardl¢~ r'
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‘°' “mi-G “WI” “4 00“““1‘8 m, AUG. tt—orinuaoon ot .
cost meetefifisumw. Salem-ice
33.33”“
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examination as to its merits. if that
torment. It. Polk Ian med t
were true then the Senate as a ce'm “a the '9!“ “n, a“ Wndeaple mm order-a tr. Lom-
rnlaoloner Elwin U. Curtis. and the
ordinate branch of the treaty making lion would he only temporary. »
After giving a resume of the WM vote or the Central Labor union to
f“ 55‘0” 0‘ W Errol “'d we support the ‘cera to the extent of a
looms—n. factor. ! .
f the Senate is to take its ”fl In the .. .
..».._.___Q _ alleged wrous done tn that country . .
MD.” I” .treaty-znaking function of the govern-Hp um ”13h fl in the last ‘e'. m1 stake d 8‘000 workers 1’
MI 'I —. 'n' ‘ m m Paris are 5‘” ‘0 he,rnent. it surely ought to examine aqua! doc-den“ the brie! recites the M. We followed 104k? 51"; s u m t
. . s“cra about Which is probn ‘ J 1. . _ lstory o! “the killing of eight hundred o‘cial octlvitieo to meet the develop-' -
More Reduce—x ‘ '7 r ”u m M‘WOEE"; "‘3": Se ‘ and the wounding ot moo Egyptian m situation. 3 Sn ‘1 . . . 9
1m. ,auly natura. (23M. EVeryt g a i re : ea a t ' on e an,” last APT“ in a? “mm of - ht I of th Polk. “it” .hppyfi: cs, comet fit, inc tailor-mg andexccllent q::.:?- r
:- ldi’or'a mum—2134!. JJuz is. crazy. :‘shwld ratify the treaty without. weir cm... “me holding aemomm- ”'9": C'mem 9 mm materials. Pnecd tomorrow one—thud under regulnr prices
5 . ' ‘ g ‘ o ‘amendmcnt is a reqncet that the Sena tenninatlon' clause: 0! the peace_ I!!! mind m an! m .
" ': RAILROAD STRIKES or more. 3“, resign Its functions as a co’w'Y-E;k M f l r "MW“ ”“0? an“ ‘I‘ In” °' {3" u ”a” '
s‘rneuornsnmo AMERICAN ordinate branch or the overmnent. 7 '- " “m" -' "‘ ‘° '° “9mm“! * “"8""!- A W“: l
g ‘ ‘ for a" m“ depart-em. “d '°" N“ meeting at the city council was order—
‘ MANHWD‘Pmident Hayes antigen to Call 0mg
_ - . Troops in 1877. '
“‘9'" may 9" um defect: of m: No attempt at a national railroad;
«pulsar: “In? minim: b?“ su‘m',strike in the United States has ere-r;
‘ ted to Congrex‘. it certainly has one model. i
uglier mm mes-L: There is no .ili—i The fist great 1'1in strike, ini
.. . " . in it g1”. Evolved only three roads. the;
I _ iBaltiomre & Ohio. the Pennsylvania?
. Boy: would he taco-n a: «bet reach m the file. i
the age 0‘ IRE?!“ 8“ 35""! "In": In 1887. thirty thousand employees:
m valuing in 01an Gab“ the Ming ruin-d wait on strike
‘ {or an advance in wages. The “S
‘ remained out two months. during
. nerveflnmhly for that-ome- _nlwhlch "-0 the mm la:
3 likely ‘h‘ the ‘m‘ ””Odflhe. in wages amounted to 83500:}
’ihnld me at the time of year beetle“. !
'anited to may "mils—ear h'oy; gen—9 P. hi. Arthur, when he ordered‘a
.4 ll . 19599631“, m M afigetrike on the Boston 1: Maine road
‘ ’ ‘ln 1877. declared that with n wave
~ " ' I
collect studente. turn; the summe .of his he could stop train;
in! used during the war. which wil .
l
. l
‘ flotilla: for that purpose, and {armor'hw ”new“! developments showed.
’ his 3!? 'imer months lthat he could not control even the'
The training would naturally be iafiowration of one road. ‘ 7
tenslve. to chain the bigeest results: in "“9 Plttsburgh district during.
‘the riots that accompanied the great;
V” 110‘ 5" 'Med '0 death. Twicars and mire than a hundred loco?
own and method 0: instruction would _ motives were burned fl the m-
prohnbly be much like that of the ropjoi Allegheny was held liable {or damn
lages at more than 83.000300. 1
most of the boy.“ would enter upon {he _
Jones This strike involved nearly"
who atvendvl those training schools lremltcd in a heavy financial loss.
enjoying Rh; Omdom‘ m“ and novel; One of the shortest railroad strikes
environment, and
perience as a sort of vacation. conl- genera
me results
ffimths of systematic exercise and w ‘
1 Al the tune of the great railroad
discipline m the atmosphere of an strike in 1894. President Cleveland:
tint-nigh doquem 195mm)”. in Iavorol’ cd. but not until the railroads had
by his general phySica‘ and 1393‘ lions in earnings, while the loss to
3;] improvement. and his broader and strikers and to skipper-a also reached
' . . - ‘ Following the railroad strike ot
Somethtn alon the hue now-con-
,, g g 1894. President Cleveland appointed
W' “1““ any!” 1‘" "flyin comrai’nsion to investigate the na-
1 M be an excellent thin: for thc'commission. headed by Carrol . D
W ”a gamma of the nation hp“. “’right. then commissioner of labor.
' ,«i aside from nnvqnew on 01
t2 ‘ ernmnnt control must be exercised
WE CUR-TY GOLD OOLLAR ownership might be undertaken at
Professor Irving Fishdr of Yaleith‘c proper time. _
‘ ' tn the railroad strike ot 1877.‘
foremost «economic experts. lat-gs the ,
- iproclamattons. finally sent
{no one little old sold dollar. He
" attention. as many others" have way before that force without blood—
; L ‘0 1“ Ms W a; shed. But there were disturbances
' ins tar west as Chicago. where 1.9 meg
Since the beginning of the war. 5""? killed The d .t n-
”m'5 0'" the natural 1" by too numbered three and the ’mavori
1.....-
the “cheaper” it hem— Reading machine shops and ware-'3
:houses were burned and 9%.!
.et‘ any «them can _ l
and nearly a dozen persons were.
Wt‘byndnitofn.
I~,flvegflddoflar.or&elfl-
ormrdollarhnfidonit.buflfdficminyuesmmma'
7 damnatomwh-haai-
g”. ”R “lawman-amalgam con-
Admin"! ‘5 “a“ "‘ m_s;equeuce unn any previous la
' 'diswrhanee.‘andtoratintethroowa-
° °‘ “mm ”9W 0* "I" 0! III"! M will-okra m cm anoint warm to
2
possible: but needle-i=5 to say. the mrs‘railrond strike of 1877. nearly 2.000 ment. Even the ndroates of the. p at a.“ country’s claim. it is
tlonsotthewndd-n‘theroljodnpugllddah' .. t upon reaching
‘ ' 'l’nlta. a. aim
‘ISF-‘Yem were 0rd9f96 on! by Martinjmajority vote. 'ing before an international tnounal..
rlt ”_ ' n :‘h :< did the c'v'lirns, 7
'0 W” ”C a l A ‘ glam men. lasted two months and that they probably may do no harm. . bo nd i ed
will any do any good? . Bntlah adage a cont nu mow—
regarding the ex. on record occurrde in 1890. when a‘lmgue shows that nothing can be fought with Ame‘hca to make F 5 Lyon
1 strike was declared by em- done by the Council pi the League ' .
\
ployees ot the New York Central lines without due deliberation and a unanl~
W with a course in physical de‘ _ _
; ,t 7 _ ‘ _ mas-18m the dismissal Of men who bE- mous vote. In case of emergency ‘ °
. IIEbment and military cducalztm glonged ‘0 the Knights of Labor Theywould the larger nations I'Ii‘ ”tial-MANLYFAMEE ‘ Job p"a “R.
The"? is U questh-n as: m me whn'g'lderénws were Spefimy adjusted and 13' on the action of this League. or AGAINST PLUMB
obtainable by three within two days the men returned ‘Olwould me,- act at once‘.‘ Probably: RAIL‘ROAD PLAN
Mk.- .they would act at once. and ignore the
An: . ' (an: Almost any lad , . . ~
erlcan arm p :9em federal "099‘ ‘0 Chm" d959m‘ treaty-making has no value in deter- monatrated to the major-itv or people
film has been gran-4““ “0'" a can :11!“ 21%13035 0‘ Gmernor Altgeld f: m'nlihg whether the present proposed
Went in the ast two years can’ mo . an the disorders were Que - . .
trea y is adtisable. I have 500'! no sirable from any standpoint: that itis
1 r, , .
the institution—if not by his wordsflgrgvzsarh: ”mm“ :flpman” “T the United States only one vote. and ctr-notion or inmnm-e, higher costs or
8 - we ‘ 0‘" m" to son. th and Central America touring-3mm- "'1 ‘3'“ “ m ”"
°' "W’- clal privilege to a single group inour
e patriotic outlook. 1’3? into "'9 millions. :tween a treaty in which we agree to
. dim youth able to stand tum m m of u mike. 1-“. W? 1° "lid! '9 resiSDOWfikflV-d=mnuon. by m by m
' l ractlon. and submit to their govern- and industry. and. indeed. by the pub- N0 matter who m
'.ment. The one we should consent to» IEMmeowuenotbhn
,mmd m W8 lie 80‘” the other is unthinkable. this oomtry at this Liane. i
trouble we want right at home. and‘ features of the Plumb plan. it is un-
recognized as one of the countr)"s _
- IPresident Hayes. ana- tssulng twokdlsthlt'e'm 6030““ “1 mun. momma. at
federal orto ourselves. We are more likely to who are M mod by the
1 . _ K
- ' WWW“ PTK‘GS ”no“ Who“ "00,3 into Maryland, we“ Vining. earn their resentment than their good passenger tam and MN“ lllll .
- - b l flann-
t“11d Ppnusylmi‘.‘ The flo‘m save; m. Now is not the time to m . y the "but n u “3 m “-
ensue of Nations. mm“; M“ l I 3”? ll coon“! ”l" + [RON
’ Nash Engineering Co. “The it'- 01 this W50- on You need it—youwmt
- , hit? more the 801d 30”}? 5“ umwly W hen: med_ At-TH'NKS LOCAL INDUSTRIES m m w mm f
l
. m_ [flan that a commission of three or lie
has. with the nation's gold supply? The “em a m m smmveotintors be sent to Europe brthe sans F0" HALIFAX
Idouhlvedeince 1914qu 35 m m m WIWcut hianufactnmn’. hunch-
the W or PM aw Mismdebyw-mcmot
m to E. Kt!!! HM
prui the
‘ithlnkthat
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Wm’sfi “Semen-assoc
a... ‘T $12.98 '
Worth $22.00. Serviccahle and stylish drescec. Every drcm ‘
The smnd DI“: ‘m‘ the Constlluj mu pk m 'hkh m .
lieu of the l'nlted States was cflllcip named by the tegtnnuve Assnibly or 0‘ 10! “I” mm by Ictias III-rot
ed has no reference to the 9mm Egypt. a majority of whom were eiect- Ford. and it was said that.Govern0I‘
treaty and evade: the whole quarto- “ b, “'9 We. be nan. calls ‘m'.m had cut his vacatmn short.
an to the present rm"- i ‘0 ‘k M M mum“ "w. I“ 'II (I his way here to endeavor
‘ " ilulfl‘l’l’ill 1.000.000. “fought on the ert ria'
The third plea: that the truly side or the anion to me. as they not“, " ‘ c "- _
cannot be mum 5,— mm but tiered. the world ‘anfe for MLQWV
landlartherishtutnational aelrde-a
"-munoamm S.
5r
must be’ accepted or rejected an a.
termination ! Mes." XOROWING OLD BEFORE YOUR
whole. may or may not be true. but if. m beta: fi war. he an. waaf “.5 . mm
itlstrueitinanargmnentlnlavoroflndependent coral! practical par-3 Kidney trouble ‘5‘“, a.” 'MLM”II. =
rejection anti! it in right. 1”.” nnderthe nominal-n1“ and men In Diddle m z t m ,
. -mt offafieyand‘ mhiocttoan
The fourth plea. that failure to tau ”m u m M”. 0n m, M w meld age when it in
‘-' "l“ "’9‘" Vi" mom m 9"“ her 18.19“.“ In Hated. Great Brllntn'oniy the kidneys that are at rum.
Sat'm, SR and Georgette Dresses 2
A superbcoficction ofgm~;thchandm town-n?»
where; extraordinary values. Pricedfmm %
5128mm
‘.
This plea is unsound because . thing. pointed Prince Hund- ‘ac sultan. ‘09-.
59mm, wrong is not settled at all. Oi’ tensibly as a war measure. and assumim‘m ' sound. hcalthy condition and
.Mwmmmh‘fl" ‘tobanlshhockaehe. mesa, lame
.-
which we have- W W ‘8. When the time came for makingmsnndattmes. tum. Ton! .
Abe slavery question in the United peaceJlrJPolk observes. “the Egypwmm Mich. writes: “Foley’s Kidney‘t. '
States with its hundred years of “1112“” WP“? conclugodfithat "n“‘Pllla make the feel like 0 new man.“ I” m 'm‘ m9 .
tion and its final climx. PM" ”’9 W ‘ 0"” m“y5linen-untamed also tor bladder m ' '
Th h! b l _ ha h , would be preserved from external ag-l ‘
9 ‘ 993- t H e adoption 0' rgeosion. the protectorate of GmtehK—Smhon-Powell Comm- ’ .
{the League idea is necessary to secure Britain would be removed. But they-l “
pace 3 11: m ‘ Anni-bl g - ’
9 mal- Wm 7": ' Strictly up-to-date models main. apto 835.0). .
Lg ' l
Th ‘5 a pore! unsupported Igun‘scommie-union. on the way to Parts to;
Sole Pricc'l'o-ofrow“m
Wool not Skits
.'
Mmmkmtthhrwuuedm—fmwuwwmdoo
60:93
CLEARANCE
to preserve W” of dig?“ do“ ¢ It 3 ”Id;
-e¢a
us
With this. l tally agree. but what bone it reached Purl! “on”. to_ and. “lb.
L
m ‘ " .r ‘ l .‘chool. (st'he. . .
”.0331?“ 7 jun ng’: f : w; ? Following the disastrous strike or 5d“ 039“ can be secured by adding amazement. that recognition of the‘ ‘ .
fished tn 1..) c’rzv a. o 1:9 r. ....- __ ,, 3 ‘ .
. . a v :15“ there was no great stnhe on a mass 0! petty states to a governing Brtttah protector“; over Egypt had! A E u.. The smartext and newent - Is. ‘1'“: e color cent ,
""‘b m“ m “Wm mm... w... m ., M w. 1...... ”*7: m‘:::.;:‘t.:.t:.:';l.... «m: nowntnLoonnss t °"" W ' 3
material for ll..— national armv And the employees of the Mlsouri Pacific 9m themselves. and giving them the. mugging“ ofE twithouta hear- ‘ SPECLiL 1°
- m comm names l. 5 .98
Even if we accept the sixth plea: ‘ it one is established, would mean the: .
continued subjection 0! Egypt to‘ ‘0 Pam to 60 P“ ”n" ,
an.
. in: down by British machine guns ’of
Moreover. an exatmnatlon d the we, “be“, "(king We. “,0
\ ,.
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the world safe from military,
‘ autocracy. 7 l
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woman‘s cot-ran nos: ...................... ac pah'
cmmn no: nos: ....................... use pi:
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League. 2 (Continual In: Page One) I
All this reference to the history 01.
of the United States that OdFét-n-ent
ownership of our railroads is not de'
35
3,
defense of the provision that gives instead conducive to lneil’lciency. de-
it;
(and and encourages extension of ope
.. a..- .-- .n—~. ..—ol ‘
There is a distinct dliferenoe be-' population- In fact. until the .m-
'
do our part to maintain pena. andtu'” “ “9 m
! .. mm. a. 9
Government ownership ot railroads tn are or where you are
lbelieveweare tohmanthe “Antothoothecn-lmorernadl WWW”
flint-y defense. 0“,, ’
quasi-public corporations, and. necessary Ill-ans them tail f“ ya. ’
. . though not counsel of m: that it is folly to “he upon our should-E an. time ta. do my,” :33“ ll: ' , : th l 3.! ‘3
———Q—-———— - E l . e . . ; 0 mil. o‘m we
cautiously hinted that government “5 ‘he “"1“” °f foreign “u" "question as to whether it 1- eflhfl” Don't iron an day— m ‘lgh. e
camtry must work out its own salva- mm mm or wag-policy for the
remandltwemmwllnouermlm-muwbm .yumdotinalew é stilllhnvegbeddlng md Hm?
mmmmmmtumm‘mgmgwm mmmn Covering to diet at reduced
prices. . .
nan—L alumna:
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Yours very traiy.‘ m I: no M M
LEWIS H. :u‘su. President. for ‘ ._.. ‘
thismatterhavehoeneorn-nnlented ~. , .
" to the Bonaeconnnittee hams rail- “- Wehave It. Gan.
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