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PAQF,
ENGLAND LOOKS
TO- WILSON FOR
PEACE IN TIME
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l,ON.DOK, Sqt. 20. J:nr, ,.. in.--Sin'eo
i'l-uxiiiciil Wilim uinilc liis
Htulrmrut Hint peace uvcitnrus More
)irrmn(nro ill t)io lime, Knglixlt offio
jiiIh Imvo fell renesmetl mul tlit'.v
uow express rnnfidoncp tlml the
Viillril SlnlcK will, at. tlu projwr time,
oxer! iIh pioil offices to Itrinj; tlie
rwhc lo a olov mitlor condition:; in
wiring n pcrninnciii pence in Knropc.
II fall official loilay expressed
confidence .tjiivt H' United Slnlcs,
lifter flie eontincntnl comlintniits had
lieeonio tioniowlint exhausted l.v the
tJIniRvlp, would exert a powerful in
fluence for pcaeo ami make it pos
siblc to negotiate a treaty which
would require EuroH?nn nations to
submit their future differenrcs to the
United States for arbitration, tlni
waking a recurrence of war impos
.siblw BLACK WINS OVER
TURNER BY 15
OLYMPIA, Wash., Sept. 29. Tho
official Btatc canvass of tho primary
returns of Soptombor 8, show William
W. lllack nominated for United States
senator on tho democratic ticket over
(icorgo Turner by 15 voles, tho for
mer having 12,.ri.r.O and tho latter
12,535. Their votes were: Illackr
first choice 5503, second choice
7047; Turner, first cholco S642, sec
ond cholco 3S93.
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E
PRESIDENT
CONCORD, N. II., Sept. 29. Pres
ident WIIkou'h administration was
endorsed "In tho highest and most
unqualified terms" and ho was pledg
ed tho "un wavering trust and devo
tion" of New Hampshire democrats
at the state platform convention held
here today.
The platform declares for the ini
tiative and referendum.
BIRDMAN VIEWS
BATTLE BUTCHERY
IN LONC FLIGHT
LONDON, Sept. '2 .'::. n. in. A
loiter front nn officei of the. royal
(lying porp-, under urtc of Soptom
bor !. describing a view "front it n
aeroplane of the bailie eastward of
Paris, says:
"Yesterday 1 wax rp for a teeon-
,nninuiH over this laim.' name, i
bol tt will be remembered h the hi!;
gcl in lti-lory. It extend' from
('omnio'Mie right ttwnv lo Helfort.
"We flew at r o'clock in the even
ing. At that (ime the ItritMi gun
all opened fire together. From n
height of oOHO foot 1 saw n sight
which 1 lioe it will never be my lot
to see ngaiu. The woods and lull
were literally out to ribbons all along
the sonllt of I.aon. II vn marvel
lous watching hundreds of shcllrf
bursting below one to the right and
to Hie lef( for miles and then to sec
(he German guns replying.
"I fear there will be a lot more
awful fighting before this show ends,
hut up an' certain it will cud with us
on top, nllliotich we all had our
doubts about three weeks ago during
that nwful retreat."
Writing again on September ll, the
officer says:
"The huge battle vill is going on.
Our machines, nfter being out all day
still bring in the same news. Tho
Germans have got into one of the
strongest pitions iwis.Mblc. Inordin
ately reinforcements are arriving and
arc coining up on the (Ionium right at
SoisSOIIs.
"I simply cntve for cigarettes.
They need to be carefully disguised,
though, or they will be stolen on
route."
The officer intnti. nod thai ' the
aeroplanes are shot and shelled by
friend and foe every time thev as
cend. They hardly ever dcM'ond
without bullet holes in the planes, but
fortunately, the writer .uys, the fly
ing corps hud lost oulv one pilot and
passenger up to September !.
NKW YORK. Sept. 'JO. A volun
tary petition in bankruptcy wn riled
today in the federal (list i id court
against the Atlantic (5a & Klectric
company, a :nxnitlni under tho
laws of the state of Oiunectictit, with
offices in this eitv.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
NM
EXI
CO SOUGHT
UAl.TIMOltK. .Mil., Sept. J!. Fol
lowing a conference today with far
diual GibboiH, bishops in ut tendance
in the convention of the Aulevicau
Federation of fuiliollk hoinlles
adopted a repot I protesting ngaiitsl
the recognition by the United States
of any pivi'riuiicut in .Mexico ,tlmt
does not guarantee icligious liberty.
This report was later adopted by the
com cation and it was decided to scad
it delegation lo Wushiuutoii (his aft
ernoon to lay the whole matter of
alleged atrocities on Catholics in
Mexico before President Wilson.
The resolution, it is understood,
denounces the outrages which it al
leges arc being perpetrated against
Catholics in Sloieo: deplores "the
silence of the press" on the subject;
calls on this government to "right
Ihe wrongs" and urges the president
"not to reeognir.c any government in
Sloxico which does not guarantee
civil mid religion libeity in its fullest
sensi'.'
SOCIALISTS GAIN IN
STOCKHOLM, via London, Sept.
29. 1:07 p. in. The final results of
tho Keneral election for uicmhars of
tho Swedish parliament show thit tho
socialists havo 57 seats, the conser
vatives S6 and the liberals 57. Tho
liberals lost 14 seats to the social
ists. The conservatives neither lost
nor gained, jot at tho conclusion o!
the war It Is expected that a social
ist government will be formed.
ommoNv TU
MKADO
'S
MEN
BEHAVIOR
PF.KING, Sept. '2D. A missionary
writing from Ping Tub Chow, in
Shan Tung province, contrary to
other .repot Is receive , fays Hin Jap
tuii'M' hoops have behaved very well.
The conduct of .'Olid .lapauc-o who
went through this city was exemp
lary, he said,
They occupied bousis liojutyliicli
the pconlc had tied, I ut tlicriwoplc,
would have run iiwi.v fronu aivV
army. It is a fuel Hint (he- hlolc
I'bii'keus. .but rhev mil. I uioro (hail the
market rice for leir puroRnscs,'
and there Was neithei' plundering not
attacks on women.
BRYAN HOPEFUL
ME MORE BRYAN
PEACE PACTS SIGNEO
WASHINGTON, Sept. 'JH. Three
more of Secretin v Jlryan'.s peaco
commissinn treaties ire on the way
to cousiimiiiatiou. One with Greece
will bo signed roou; the Kuj-miiii mil
bassudor will confer uilh .Mr. Itrynn
tomorrow over the d'nil.s of another
and still another between the United
States and Sweden is being prepared.
MEXICAN PEACE
WASHINGTON. Sipt. 211. Sccre
tnry Itrynn late todav said that the
most recent dispatches from .Mexico
indicated the situation brought about
by the breach between Carrniua nud
Villa might be composed. Kepre
seutatives of both have been meeting
in conference, according to reorts,
endeavoring to bring i.bout pence.
ARMY DOCTOR 10
CRITICIZED. QUITS
WASHINGTON, Sept. lit).- Presi
dent Wilson has reeoixed and accept
ed the rcniguation of Dr. Louis Liv
ingstone Seaman r-- first lieuten
ant of the medical reserve corps of
(he army inactive lit. The resigna
tion was written .before Secretary
Garrison called on Dr. Seaman for
un explanation of his alleged criti
cism of the conduct of (he German
camaiutt in llclgutui. Statements
attributed .to Dr. Seaman were con
strued by war department officials as
a violation of President Wilson's or
der for all offiiVrs to refrain from
partisan discusbiiui of the Kurocan
war. Dr. Seaman's resignation,
however, closes the incident.
KSlAYM SUOTMUtitt, 20, .11)M
ESH99EBESKQSS9e!!3SK!Ulll..M I'L.LfUiuuuiJi.L-.a hwihuj-u. n.i-
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ZEPPEll
BOMBS
WRECK
CONVENT
LONDON, Sept. 20, 'J: lt p. in. iV
Central News dispalch I'nuu Ainsler
dam says dial fitrllinr atlaekH hnvo
been initde by Zeppelin dirigible bill
looit. Four iiotnlirt wej'c ilropia'd on
Deynr.e, nine mllo- southwiwl ol"
Ghet.'tnid twb thrown on Thiclt, fif
teen miles southeast of Hinges.
Al Ihe fonuor plncm Die convent
of SI, Viuooul was badly damaged.,
TSING TAU NOW IN JAP HANDS
ai
(Continued from paw 1)
TOKIO, 8ept. ao. An offlelnl nn
nounccment today concerning tho pro
gress of events In Klao Chow says:
"Japancso forces during tho day
and night of September 27 drove tho
onomy la tho direction of Tslng Tan.
"Tho Japanese, casualties were 150.
Tho (lormau losses are not known
but 50 men and four-maehlno guns
wcro captured. This action, which
was Hpeedlor than anticipated, hits
accoleratcd tho general attack.
"The fleet has attacked tho llth
fort, effoctholy aided by tho army."
Chinese officials Would not-say
whether tho blow Inn up of tho rail
road bridge at Tau-Ilo, lit miles went
of WcMlstcu, by Chinese troops, bad
been ordered by tho government. It
ban been learned, however, thot the
Japanese minister hero Informed tho
foreign offlco yesterday that tho Jap
anese Intended to occupy tho railroad
Into Tsl-Nan, the rnpltal of tfhnn
Tung province. To this tho foreign
office refused to agree.
Tho Information wan obtained In
IiIkIi quarters today that It Is the
wlsb of President Yuan Shi Kal to
avoid troublo wltb thn Japanese.
Tho military men of China, however,
are under Ortnnn Influence and a
largo number of Chinese troops rec
ently hnvo been mobilized In Shan
Tung province.
LONDON, Sept. 2. 5:22 p. in.
Tho Kxchange Telegram company
publishes a dispatch from Shanghai
haying that thn Japanese havo occu
pied WcI'Mstcn and control tho Tut
Nan Kii'Kalo-Chow railroad.
'This action was taken, the corres
pondent says, because of tho discov
ery of a German mine outsldo of the
zono of hostility and as an offset to
this Gorman violation of Chinese- neutrality.
NEW
KRUPP GUNS
TO GUARD KIEL
COI'K.S'll.UU'JN, Sept. 20, vbi Lou
don, 0:6G p. in. Travelers arriving
hero from the Kiel canal say that thu'
llermauH are busy placing now ord
nance, which tho hrupp works has
been experimenting with for thn last
two years on tho armored cruisers
n,nd .dreadnoughts. The ennui IimIo
Horlbed us being crowded with wnr
nblps, Including tho largest battle
shins. Tho arsenals are -busy day and
iiIkIiI and long trains arrive contin
uously with Immense guns tor tho
ships,
The Germans are reported as de
claring that Uio whole fleet will soon
bo ready to fight,
BOSTON
CLINCHES
NATIONAL FLAG
NKW YOHK, Sepl. i!ll. The llos
ton club is Ihe neiiuant winner of the
RNationnl league Cor I'JM. I lotion de
feated Chicago in lloslou today and
when tho New ork Giants lost to
Pittsburg in this cily by a score of
ft lo 'J, Huston been me winner of tho
M'iiiinnt. '
With u uiue-gamn toad, Hostou
could lose all her umalniug games
and still finish first m the race,
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LONDON. Sept. 2f, 2:02 p. in.-
Sir Charloi Johnston was today
elected lord mayor of London for ono
car, beginning November 9. Ho
succeeds Sir Thomas . Howoter.
Ilccauso of tho war tlioro Is every
probability that tho annual pageant
of November 9 will bo abandoned and
It Is probable that the great banquet
In the Guild Hall, which annually
marks tho Installation of tho new
lord inn) or, also will bo omitted.
Do It Today
Itcsolvn to smokn Gov. Johnson
cigars, tho host, and thereby patron
Izo homo Industry. tf
HySHHHBUJtlJUJU, .III
ITALY PREPARES
ENTRANCE
T
UPON
ADRIATIC
IIOMi:, Hepl, II Si, !!! p. in., via
Paris, Kept. 2D, HillO a. til. (Al
bania) Humors wcro circulated "ore
today that the occupation of Avloua,
In Albania, on tho Adriatic, by tho
Italians was Imminent. Home of tha
reports oven had It that tho occupa
tion hud already occurjod as an an
snor In tho abnormal conditions pre
vailing In Albania,
Tonight It was officially denied that
any expedition was even Imminent bo
caiino It was stated Avlona wan now
absorbed In tho grratnr question In
ulliig the whole of tho Adriatic.
Tahoma Crew- lo Cordova
SKATTLK, Wash., Sept. till. It is
expecled that. Ilia oiglity-lhice men
rescued lifter the abandonment of Ihe
rcNcmic cutler Tnhoiiia will be taken
In Cordnui on the steamer Cordoin,
which, though classed as u freighter,
has passenger aceommodatioiiH, Most
of the refugees are i.ow on tho Cor
dova and her destination is Coidoxu.
The leicuuu cutters d not lea mi Her
iug sia until the eloH.i of navigation
on October 'M.
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No matter how Invotcrnto or abstlnatn
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The driiKgist has Is-en authoriicd by
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money in rvcry single case where it does
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You will be the sole Judge ybursclf and
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Persons living elsewhere will I sup
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SUPERB SHOWING OF
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Critical women who demand authoritative styles will find in this collection garments decidedly to ther liking. Not only are the modes correct, but the tailoring and finish are so different li'oin
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Big Coat assortment $10.00
Big Coat assortment $12.50
Big Coat assortment - $15.00
Big Coat assortment .. $16.50
LADIES' SHOE SALE
New heel, vesting top, patent .. $11.50
New heel, plain top, patent ; :.". J. $3.50
Plain heel, plain tpj),' patent , '. I $3.00
Gun metal top, connuense- sense heel .....! $3.00
Sizes '2.1a to 7io '
CHILDREN'S SHOE SALE
U11H011, gun metal, heavy sole,
at ' $1.29 to $1.4U
Button, patent leather, heavy sole,
at . $1.2f to $1.75
Button, cloth top kid, heavy hoIc$J..20
All HV.CH.
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Big Showing Suits
Big Showing Suits
Big Showing Suits
Big Showing Suits
$15.00
$lo.oO
$20.00
, $25.00
BIO ANNUAL BLANKET SALE 08c
Kxim nrni hym, Um, wny and white, beuitl
ii) M11C7 ImivKth, viiliifN fully worth J.fiO,
owwhut- . . ... ..Ofty
LADIES' HOSE SALE
(JO (lose, Juki, received, 8 (0 JO, fnnl black, n-g
illur Ji() VHUim, nn huo, pair 10
LADIES' SWEATER SALE
SO Sweaters, regular $3.00 and $JJ.50, fancy wtjave.s, red and white,
all sizes, on sale to close out.,.., $1.49
T.TWWa
' OnrJincn stoekri are now colnpleto in
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"'v ''of fluAvorlfl'H bestluoniH. Women who
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new arrivals from Ireland, France, Oer
niauv and Austria.
08-inch Linen . ...'. ...a 05c
1 70-ni'h Linen v.( , 85f
71i-inch Linen $1.15
72-iuch Linen $1.35
72-inch Linen $1.75
I OUTING FLANNEL 100
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BOYS' AND GIRLS' STOCK-
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lOxfra heavy ribbed . ...15c
Medium heavy ribbed . Jlty
Ah good iih many nell for 25c,
HvnmluM, I'ihI black, trijdo Uimu
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