ctudeplanttt{orharmoniouscityl'ufl3
“the smoke nuisance. It will do no
beautiful roofs it they
dense cloud
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[are concealed beneath a
:o.’ greasy. black smoke.
”HORRO'
-'fim‘htide2‘:50a.m.;3:0§p.m. _____.____.—-
oil-n rile! 6:16; sets 7:31. 1- EmeMlar‘ZES-r ’S ,
...." ...“; ' rent. BAIL rm
The Assogam Pm: Bge'l’usively, STRIKE ENDING
.. m to the use (or publimtlon 01'
-Ill news dispatches credited to it or
in! otherwise in this paper and also
'DI local new: published herein.
’ All. rights c: publication of ope--
dal dispatches herein are also to-
navel.
(Continued tronnPa‘o One).
but wart— bound by an agreement that
all {our cults Would return together.
while other eralts continued to oppose
. a return.
“ #1 Meanwhile trafl’ic continued virtual-
: n “13,-” paralyzed {rm Albuquerque. .\'. 3L
mu m and Yuma went to Loo Angeles. and
’30" cm tor a eo-Iderable distance north and
south or that point on all lilies.
No alleviation was reported from
desert towns. dependent upon rail
transwtation [or Water (or domestic
purposr
Automobiles still were being need [0
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' Editor’s Residence-714924.
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. handle mil in many instances.
1003—3. wasmxc'rox, Aug. 29,—ammngh
m’l Realm—213.2. it was than” that the tissue action
—g——-— _ _______’ ___’ ________ threalfiled by Director-Genera] Hines.
together with the supporting “and
taken by olicials of the Brotherhood:
marched. would hasten the return to
normal conditions. developments to
day in the raihoad nrlhn situation in
California and other Western States
A m Communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 1“. F. and A. 9A.. will» In
held at its rooma. Tueeday evening,
“at. M nmztm M E.
A. roe. All Mann: Manon: cor-
dially and f invited. Fr!- woreaciunvnmd with been interest
mlly yours, JOHN K. FINCH; here.
. Aunt: w. M. Kr. more in a statement addressed
"To Public Oflioera. Railroad Odicials
and laptops and Citizens in Genet-
al." in three states served notice that
—"'—'Iall striking employee who failed to re-
1
atrnonomv HUMANIZED. lmm ‘0 Vork ”I the sale lit-it set
‘ would find their places filled and that
“The proper mud}- ol mankind is
any one who interfered with'or imped-
man” wrote Pope And that state- “1 ‘he use of railwad proveny would
ment was the keynote 0! all the elder h“ prosecuted “’r “Wins committed
”cultural” education. ' A gentle-man
was supposed to be «located in the
"Humanities" and in those alone—-
[meaning Latin. Creek. thrrature. Phil-
osophy—vanythim: which dealt with
mankind. kept the hands and collar
clean and ignored Science. it is not
so long since surgery was letr wholly
to’the barber.
Slowly the artltudt- changes. Bacon
urged the. experimental method of find-
ing out things. Long after him come
Darwin. Huxley. “'allacr- and [ht-tr “Bayer Tablets of mil" to
train, applying that method to tnojgttnuindmust ”marked'flb the ”(6
bodies and souls of men. (‘me Vlr-l‘ry "Bayer Cross.” Always buy an un-
chow. Pasteur. and their follwefl,’brohen Bayer package which contains
connecting physiology and chemistry‘pmpo-r dirv-«ttious to safely relieve
with the shitty of mankind. Headztcho, Toothache, Eat-ache, Neural.
)lazhemztvicn and Astronomy ““1333, (‘0‘.er and pain. Handy tin boxes
held themwlvw sternly ulofl, Stilllor 1,2 lah‘n-t: a,“ but a few cents at
rathtr loolu-«l down upon by lllu rill-idling storey~larwr packgagps 31504 As,
their exponents hold [)ll'7n is tlw tram. lllfll‘k of Bayer Manu-
themgejzvfi in a tite’fncture of Monoact-tlcadcster of Sal-
atudenls or lazy and, easy subjects. ilcylicacid.
ROBERT M. WlLCOX,
.3 ...—-.-
"MR “038.76“—
tural advocates.
caste abort-
9. San Francisco; September 19. after-
the state. the strikers retnrud
work.
“'ASHLVGTOS. AUG. 29-141
unrest over the country was the sub-i
.ject elm conferences today be;
itween Mat Shmuel Campers and;
;the member: of the executive commit-n
glee of the Amer-lean Federado’i of
:Labor. After these cum. in.
Gompers was to disease the generaiL
labor situation with President “'ilsonl
at the “’hite House. ’
Matters understood to have beenl.
considered to-day by the labor oilicialsg' V
included the titre-honed sfrfie created;
workers and demafla of rails-ad en-
ployes for increased wanes title. I.
it: costs are reduced. As the Peder-
ation. chiets “cashed. Punk Morriv
son. secretary. id a M!
mm probably wade in land ammo-a:
ltin day.
’ mmm WHSON’S
. WESTERN roux
. Catinuedrroml-‘lmh‘a
is
i.
west. He is banned h
the immediate ratngtion of the Peace
l'freahy without chain an! to ".1
account of his stewardohlp no head of
the American delegation at Vedas.
‘ President Wilson 'will visit thirty
citioo dnrix lab but of the m
in the interest at the peace treaty and
will be absent from Washington until
September 30. He. will- leave here
next Wednesday night and will make
his first address Thursday. at Col-
bus. Ohio. .
t The itinerary was announced today
.at the “'hlte Home. The second ‘-
dms will be dellva-od at Indium.
'Thumday evening and other all..-
will be as follows:
. September 5. St. Louis: September
6. Kansas Pits: No.2 Septubq- 6 ant
’7. Don Moines. with ad‘reu light 0'
jSeptemher 6; September 3. morning
fztddress in Omaha. Nell. and 0".
address ln Sim)! Falls. 8. ll: Septem-
ber 9. St. Paul and Minneapolis; Set
,tember to. Bismark. N. 0.: W
-ll. {orenoon address In Billings and
evening address in Helena. mot:
Séptember 12, Ioreneoa addreu
('oeur d'Alene. Maho. and afternoon
address in Spokane; September 13
‘ and ll. Taco-ma. wifi evening-address
gin Seattle. Sept. ll; September 15.
‘Pnrtland. Ore: Send-lbw l’l‘hd 18.
no coast and possibly into the South-i
t
l
noon and nizht in San Diego: 8m
her 20 and '31 [.03 Angelesz September
22. Reno. Nov: September 23. Salt
Lake City; September :4. late alter-
noon address in Cheyenne. “fro.
spemlino the night in Denver; 589-
tentber 27-. forenoon address ln Den-
\‘er and “mum address in Pueblo.
('oln ; September 26. forenoon addres-
in Wichita. Kano. e\‘nenlz address in
Oklahoma City, Okla: September 27.
mid/afternoon address in Little Rock.
Ark. and night address in Memphis:
September 28 and 29. Louisville.
I
Finally it remained for a man wltoifi
lpcgan life a:-- ant-t and studs-n? 61' ml
ental customs to turn his nl’llhllt‘ and
the study of art-
eociologic mind to
tronomy. Thv man wzt~ Percival
“well. recently drcfl-zbwl. who do-
voted most of lll.‘ life and his private
iortune to tho- study m the habitartn‘
of Mars.
0
Scltlapnn-lli below lt‘m ltzul discov-
ered tln' cztnulr. with their in'tpllr-mit‘m ,
oi human labor. but Lowell Wont
much furthr-r. (‘omonuous .utt-li‘ of all
the condition» (‘nnVlnl'Pll him of 7m-
oresence of life upon tlta: “Pari'nl‘h
planet. 1:
The result wan lh.” pooplo ('\'t'P}'-.
where began to take interest in the
subject. Scientists laughed-they al—V
ways hart-f So did lht' populace jt'o‘l' ~
" -—ns usual. at any new idea. l'iut ”...: ..._ p
Lowell studied on. believing daily M no time 0‘ the year have you
more firmly in his theory.
One Wtiler Hays: “His :tnnounce- we.
' nts did more to popularize the study
furnish whole or part of your home than during our August
k y .
e :E'
:11"? 35..
‘ 3W.“
i
—l
a. better opportunity to re-
r
thv i.
,,
astronomy than all the college
runes could bare in a hundred DINING BEDS
* fears.” From being an abstract. no TAM-BS _ White Em-
otrnse science, of no direct- appeal. as- , Weak,
u-ononty through him caught. up its 3mm e1, Ivory, 1‘ A
co—eetfon with human life. m Brass and l «
. The proper study of mankind is man. Walnut 01' W“
but nlowly appears the truth that Mahogany f"
there is nothing in all the vast unl- m “3
verse which is apart from man. Nature. ’10.” up $6.3 w I
organic and inorganic. in its every ns- - l
, pect. ls, in fact, a “Humanity." BREWERS l
. SIGHT'LY noors. Golden Oak, Upholstered in i .v
. . Now is the time for artists with Mahogany . _ _ i- ,
wrong convictions about beautiful Am _ l .i Won 3
.igools to come to the front with. their (1 'mn ‘ mm, M- l
”nylons. Root deeming lg- titrbe r _ l
on important art in the near future. lmngn‘ nine leather ; f
. This. is due. to the anticipated rapid : . - , .-
anveloomem of air triadic. Not only ‘3'“! --'- Bdrm , l
in!” M be made suitable for lamb ‘3“ w ‘10.” W , g
in: places and safe from falling air-
craft. and still‘tontinue to fulfill their
meat purpose in the scheme of
. things. but they must also be beauti-
: M. 'l'llh wit mean sweeping changes
in roof design. says Emil Lorclt. pro-
‘fdosaor ofarchlteetnre m the Cniuerslq
" ,ol chhigan. ,_ - »
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Tomorrow. yar‘
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' A Double Bargain Feature
A Tum Item Offering for the Price of One. The
~ Greatest Labor Day Sale in Years.
:final Clean-Up Elite at
Summer Wash Dresses
W and Stripe Valli-s} Check Plaid and Stripe Gingham
- a variety of styles and coloring: ,
Dre-cs,
CLEARANCE PKTC'E
ALL AT
Formerly priced up to $9.98. Come early for the best so-
lections.
FINAL manner
. Swamer Wash Skirts
All smart up-todate styles: all good materials.
(‘LEARAKCE SALE
PRICE
52mm”
Formerly priced up to $8.50.
momma!
Women’sl’onliu and Serge Dims
All new styles. superior quality materials and the season‘s
beak Great price cutting for tomorrow.
m . . ................. . m 313“
me! .................. . ’10.”. M 315..
Ian.- m ................... 31198. M mu
WOMEN’S SUITS
The biggest bargains of the scasnn. (‘lean-up Sale of about
twenty-fire handsome ~llllS: a number of models in 20ml depend-
$14.98
Values up to $25.00.
Silk. Satin and Georgette Dresses
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
A large assortment of mint attractive modch. The seasmlt1
host styles and colors are featured.
ofl't-rcd tomorrow away under cost price.
$14.98 '
Formerly priced up to $23.00.
m-UP BARGAINS IN
Dressy Blouses
Some are handmmely trimmed with lace or embroidery. oth-
ers plain tailor style. Fifty separate models to select from.
$1.98 ‘
Values up to $2.98.
able quality materials.
(.‘LEARANL‘E SALE
PRICE ALI. AT
'-A
CLEARANCE
SA LE- PRICE
(_'l.l-3ARANCE
SALE l’th'E
,m‘
1920 Dress Voiles
The .fiandaomest in America
Fifty Exclusive Novekles
Handsome rich dresses are
m
II
$1.00 M.
Tomorrw 691: yard-
Darlt navy: $1.50
'3‘ Inch Reneh Chifion
Voile
quality. Yard ........
98c
Sin and W
All colors: wot: 830°- 5‘.”
‘ Duel!“
“gauge-t ....5.
TM.
Vlfd .................. a
42 Inch Navy Settle
m went; nuts!”- 96c
Newl'allM_
'W for halal-e"
50c
Patients
2'35??? ........... $1.59
Women’o Home
Welt made an. In ad.)
striped :ueale and pi. color
value 38. '81»ch . . . . “-1.-
Clnfllu" o Wool Seventeen.
All' iii I II
. IIIL
mum.menn_ In!
beautilul .,
0m” ....... ' .....
Ibe- 1-9795: but: "an .
1r
Milan. nulliss'illem.
Dry Goods
1
Section
mmmuhqanhhhwpi"
WYutofFanry
WhiteWm' '
Atatructaon at their whole-lo
metCIe-cp
uchy-I ......- 33¢
Vain-Iotoflayavd.
Plaid W
Iadeotllnednalltycottunwithan
eidndown finish: but! plaids in
all”! Glut elects; Ml ID.
$2.98
Special price.
Crochet M Spreads
pair ................
Full also. aim pattarne, enrol. -
lent m: worth
$3.00. Special’. .......
WWW
Heavy weightlnely worn. oath
finish and very elective mm;
tall aloe: worth 85.50.
Special. each ........
TaHeDa-aak
A week! purchase: heat-y full
bunched m damask: looks
libe real thenzoeveral pretty pat-
terns. Special
price. yard ............
”Sheets
Good practical quality. pure white
bleach. Sale price
31.19
Table Nanhns’
Long wearing quality: good (is
$2.50
signs: worth $300.
Spec-18’ l. don-n .,
Meroenacd Table Tops
Made of sturdy Q’lhli'fs com :1 data“
ask: 45 inches square; neat de-
signs: worth $1 49.
Sptcinl. each .......... 98°
Beunedflnci'l'owels
Firmly woven. lens wo-h‘ chum
hock. hemmed enda Speck! wives
29c‘39c
Huck‘l’eweb
l‘lrllb’ woven. with page, at
wwumm—u—ue
5"” ...... 49c “591:
Dell
Mmmdthfiwe
anni-
Each
35cc Inn ...... an:
lace—alt," . so:
mqnalityat. ...”:
Siam-Inn .-eaeh
WhiteDreasV’m'le
A adt sheer smooth texture: ‘0
inches wide worth 5* M
A3.
vnri 3c
Bates’ Seersucker
The “in! that gives nan-lac-
tion. in blue with worn white
swipes; mm; is more no.8!
for house (Imus aprnls and ‘-
mnns. Special
‘1‘: fihplecee‘et‘mx w” an
e e :m ..
Special piece . m
[or dainty lingerie
xatxsooa'. ...... $4.98
xiv»; (flmlul‘lahlr cox prim eu
Nainsook
“.00 quality Pie-re
Yard Wide Chalics
“‘orth fit 1*
Excellent hue solt quali’y. amicable
“.545 JAPAN IE}:
Oriez'ltnl effects. sm'able It light
Spatial. you?
LOWPRICESIN
I-IOSIE RY
For Women and Children
Wonens‘ Black Lisle Hose
Seamed haclL Morin-rived silky
finish. reinuorced heels and soles.
Special.
pair ..................
Children’s Black Ribbed
Hone ‘
Strongly woven. (or hard went:
sizes up to _9 1-2.
Special pair ..........
Children’s Brown Ribbed
Hose
Pine ribbed. fast colors and good
Wearing: sizes up to 9 1-2
Spechl.
pair ................
Women‘s Cotton Hose
Plain black and white. and sub-
stantiai qllall'}' and perfect shap-
Special
pair . 19c
Men’s Black Cotton Hone
or strong. sturdy wear: the kind
that gives satisfaction” and lonx
...... 394:
Special, pair ..........
Children’s Rompers
Well made exceitent My to:
terms. in strtpes and plain
colon
Special ............... 89C
T082 1 Articles
no lid-lb,“ Ila-blot PM at great W.
1605. W of m
Sale price ............
Poni’o COB C
Special ...............
All Silt Ibhboas'
Sin-a fine quality. We floral
:31! Dre-ha d“; not. :00
27c
‘§.°.‘.""...;“I ........ 20o .... Facial g.-
Packavr'o Tat So. — f m" """" 9‘;
mm... , ... gnu- M
sauna: ........... III any-tam , ,,,,,,, In
7 ’ . aComiert
Kmsmms‘k 5.3.5.?” ...... ... :ic
Gloves
Fine Milanese silk. double Inner.
tips black and white: 3 $1
“1. Sale
We. pair ......... .
Mammal
. - ’1.
4* “flee ............
r5“... ’
fig ~1- price ........
for Person-a“ ' tion
Honey and Almond
ream
42c
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