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w --j-- -~- -~ il Valus Lake th e ot nocessari lm&g Wel- fat suis- ý golng ta bow more -4 systern rba ring. il vel. . 't alibt onlu >f a bore Miln, it Itla mcrO. 4 andl trot- n-mit bini Miten the th1e lutige sketi Ot &tae ta be . expecieti b, dchoia. di aLler 1 on fer qui. ,pad veu mblaa you oul.flts at latet in ults-ln aît KI"e with luii-emenus. arrangeti. 118-2m2. sa. 111. hast 11W*h) r-of ack that i at ants big inus- m-vry îtern ..$5.95 Paris. July 31--lI bave taken the oly> cure for lofelînest and III- Legs". msertesl George J. Goulti, Amerlean multi-mllonare ta frîmnds toda>' Iollowlng bis retura vitb bui bridé from a tbree weeka' bone>'- ionOOn t Ax-les-Bains, *"I came 10 1urffl la earcb of bclth andi 1 bave faund IV "contin- ued Mr. Gault. ' married for bap- pines vhicb I lo foud.. Mr. Gouli moidt t hoh andi bis vifs plannedt 1 tour Scolanti, ac, compaled b>' Lady Vvine Decies. Mr. Gould's dmibttr b>' bla dca:t mariage. Lord Decits laextpected1 to acoempany tbe Parti. Mir. Goulti explaInsd, bovever, titat ho d14 not vont 10 aGeke is plans tÉwie, formeri>' Guineve Jean too dellit. &aDdl: DegltenenssSinclair, If bis home at Lokewoo&i uihIt spoli Ibis double haneymooin. N. J., on Moy il. MHi Ont viLe Mir. Gould vas maried 10 is pres- 1 tleti at November. No Settlement in %Ral Strike Probekm-Passed Bock to the President 11-IOPMEN ^GR££ TO TERML lection of 1the seniorli> clause cf Chcago, Aug. 2.-$tIklig sLUroad te WhiIte lionne prgrom, - Uic> s' hopmen, feeling la ezeculv4 session Utvertitelesas emifledti ieir socept- liera. Ioda>' formaIt>' acceptedIn l»eu- once cf 1the ctier proposais le con- stance, Picudent 11ardings pIon tor tAIsid anti lait the door to peaca tb, saillement of'Uit rairui trike. ahi-,ý If not vide open. Reo utloha te tbis effect ver. paie- MAY ÏFFIZE ROAUO ed b,' the s5hopaen's ngtiOnal poie>' Wasington, uguât 2.-Senatorla commlltee, composeti of thiri>' refue- re over thet tan dova gîven Pres- senamvea froan escb of the unicnm IMent Haroing'u peaos program, b>' distict councls. the ralîroatis vas acusedte ta scb B. M. .ewell. presîdent of 11e mop a plehtoda>' 1h01 for the ti-at mnen'g union. presided at the meeting. lime $Ince th. strîke began, lve Wasihingtm .Aigut .2--Fallure o! veeka ago, there vas open bib lin the rsiway managements te accept JIlUIetllcrclee of goveramest Président Harding's prograin of Seizure of the rosaIs for thb m rer- peace, accompanled by evlslenos gency pcrlod. that tbey are thlrslueg fer a show- Seatar Cummins, Republicen, <ove flght vltb th. tederateti sbop laya, chairman of the »aae curn- ci-atteo ilions, threw the vhole rail milles on interstaIa commerce sad situation hock te the White House aUthor of the present transportation toda>, yitb no Immedilate relief lu art, vas on. 0f tbQ&e administra- algitt ion senators vbo- Openl,' predicteti Religlng tat the gavernmeitVs that selaure appo renul> it bave ta neil step ma>' bave tei ha cee et corne. * far-reacing çonseqsences. ad',ieers Senaor Boaoh Republucan, Idaho, ta the preamdent solO toda>' It le chairmnuof lt nte I labor cern- the admnsration% s titn proceed mitlee wasaise sald t ld 100the slowly and vith utinnet cane lI a belief that selÉure of certain rmade situation that Is admittedl>' more was the anly means of restorlng critical nov thon It bas been at peace te thee ril situation. an>' lime since the 11eup began The action oif b -aly>'ine nearly lIve veeha *0. agemants In rejecting te prcslient'ai f It as considered 1itkely tI> that peate plan, ceat thein numercus na teps vîll be taken unatl aiter supporteras I Ibm senale. Senators, Ridays cabinet Meeting. nov.held te Washngton b>' the lai,- - ibrit ovenuies 0fetiQgp appesi-s 1Uf, fait îhàt settleseent of the rail open ta the admînle udn t d. eba-Ike voald enitle the president 1. Il con assume contrai a! thite 10aid cocgrgsa In relueving Its < ailroasis under the emengeiicy PcvI leglalative jaaal. Conilnuation af the ers grantei in the national tefffe r iail stiike, il vas pointed cuit.rasant ant i ransportatonlO'.acte-a& step the umi. 1te senale muet, o-k out Its dnitlnistrationle Isextremel>' bath tatrials -&loue.- * toue and onete hat vili b. takenl only as a lasI reert tO kep the START ADING TO FÔRCE public lrom freeXing or tarvlog bce- Reports receiveti here Ioda>' in- cause of jack Of transportation. % dicted that te railroatia have 1e- 2. il caol, eep ~Hando OV »as gnn nesv apint ul dmaed a b. raheaymor ianeets, p their *hop forces. The mades ,men ofthe allay mnagment, daim taI bIts>'areadding ta their andi Jet tbem bhave o shovdovilarll aly test as 10 thelr ahillty ta fulâlil tbm The'ralla d Satsl>'.a lbo transportation needs cf the coun. baThlexted Stte seai- date try vithOut te aid oi 300000 cf tbce.dlaepelrveaingtastet omatn- theln olti ekîlleti voikiflen. tnneo & mlyawg ae 3. it co refuse te aceptas TiSsand evasepes ovangcase. final te calaIturn dovo givpea fce Th i onO te cas b es lvl ig ril proposaIs ta dte ond continiue -lts ofwy.ignai m en, il .en th" he efforts ta arrive ai o Peaceable. mu- 0 o' ll xctdta b îuaîîy ssîisîadtary PragraM, ai sel.- thirty-five Individuel cases preaentesi by the maintenance ai vay met tiement. wvilI ba oosolldsted Imli on. heur- - fn the absence Ioda>'etcf Y velilolg. Presient B. P. Grable, o! defineti movement b>' the White~ tht Moîteflance of va>' union, la House, t'te opinion tprevalleti amontpre-d te $muit I lum vi-e admnstratiltion Milals that the lat. denco as te theincrsin.ipst 0f ter course vonld 1e olloveai. Ad-. living 1e show tht the tectfl g ministratioti. officiale ver. qulck t ulu vas net juattificti. Grable viII. point out Ioda>' Ibat vhle11e irail- aslt for incresses retroactuva 1te JUl> va>' heacis ver. unanimouis lI i--. 1 Tii. Cooes Wants. ÏNewv Cook-Ye5, ma'aM 1 D fot oly Wanfts te use the front door wben 1 eone ln, but 1 wants YOD to secrnae Your tret wben yoù corne ln 1the back Worth ttkv,:I10 For. laa 1i0Blaàverp éfi - bood sorne oneimanl duitt evetybody 100&s up teO ni<]patterns after Are îou lint niat le ydOlfl r eilUkbf the W2llYou may be.-L"rm L. Two$fPahe-e6 ofor el 1- -(t iulîiud >-..New, une here, drs. Fish; on mii ien of us great 'sorlul Industries are colspsing- abuate hanks ere fniing antIlble posttal service lahors viti a nmilion dOciir deticit, and iýera yon camet ad make s macene beesuse I owe îoti ene rontb'ia BIlje (In a teau .î>-,5~ T11 'm gainS nla' i Ie. Uive mmeMytGooh- I'isiîa nd -YmIiyowdei- Pu*Tt-l'urli saiu-euie. wout - Ight. "Our pastsr'a sîrnulIis mornlng JIl pot Imveýro niutl, ment Ini It uts L usimaul "itc rt i-t> fot tilîls t CONDITION BARD TO IMAGINE What Wsuld Mappen te the. iunawm Other Htavesit>'Bodies If Thora -Wes-e Ne Almeephore Were thte ertb deprived o et ilt- mOsfPhere anti existence possible uader Oucb tSntlons, v. abould ied Ébth Do rosy davu voulti hanaldth ie $hlng of tb a n l lt ai-kfeti eat, «s gomeeclora mark si»a eetlng la the vest Tht mky- vould beha doitb, day e vel as hialibI. ays a vnlter un London Angyersm T2i. stars vould esbîn brightl7 titrough the enlîre 24 heurs, but ve sbauld ses Ibousands mont of thm than si-e nowvvisible on even thc cleax' est silghts. rthe>' venta not twinkle la the usait They voulti bitsean aimnost up ta the ver> etige o!fbte Eun lîseli, but lmmeiately rioued the sun ItaSr voulti 1e ao glcv avlng 1the appesa- once cf hi-atiwlusgs, anti redtîanes wculd. add titelr grandeur l lte tlea. pei-cereas. Tlht zodiacal llittwul appear as a broad bhcsrnof llght lu tht sprin, up ta the lait of the place ybea-e tht suit bat set Il vouiti 1e possiblet l studtiIbs rauaarkahle objeet, and b0 douba 10o solve qulckly tht mysten,' vblch bas clung ta lt for é80 Manc40c- T-bq appeanance of the mnIky vo,' woaald ha far more magdîficent thon il la nov, meen even frons tropical cana- trioe& A big carnet n'ould be seen monhme before it Sot tu lb. son, andi we choult I vteuasIl oeep round tht sunmvîtt Incredale spesti ati dart 09 laIe <epace satau. movernents follbowedti bteas, andi an>' ctbeO planet Ibere migit abitb- Iveen Mercury anti tht sun vould toon 11e diseovereti. LAND-BIRDS FOLLOW STEAMER Perch on Spore snd Rlgig of Voe. mscIanmd Are Carried far Frasl thiesan. Land i brtiafan fi-cm lsad form omt of bbc sights to e 1lvîneeetd b,' pas- aengers e board the steamers cnuem- lng Lake Ml1chlgpe. Titis le sald te ha especlail,'the came on the steaimiersli iet a Uine pI>'lag halveen 3#uskegesi ati CbItc«og a dretanceet Iof 0mlle. Tht stler= »Qai f esr dak. At sundowrl the %Pars fed niina ct thet veemee a inte dock fomngooti i-estlng places for lbnd hindi. Wbien dtiaie coce s gd the boots btgin to move itlalutoc, bale for 111cm 1* go lb la seidti 10 hano tuncommon thg fanr1the paeenlgeri b mfe a st-ange aighî -SaI betycen daybreak anti aum jrisc. The binaIs are wala-Ing up an d r liO themuelvas somne ltIrty-Odti Enles efIr i~launa. T'rite,'crabaabout tbcbhat 1, =l ther a îcouapelled la i-est ce tIh, rlggiog, somae cf 11cm seesn -mupeeplexed, wbiie othens makel lhe' besl - cf cîmcustances. b1fllclteds were surong thle ComaPan>', 9s It well eé a sietli 111e snpmucker that »ecýkctiara>' et nopes and qps-s as If h.teroncbreakfiating heartl>'-ou gruha.DThe re as la IrJghttmed rownr thrush os Wiu-I oli aIs e-tDy t 'gandI ee'ernl grass sp=rnwi. l - rTe hirda a.î'onîinfny lta vrgsel %u- te l1l Ilcssw llc-pr tt hu li i:I lmeilwd U- L lÀRIES1TIN LAST WE I SIDEAL on the other Hind l t Was Rot So Favorale for Plant Growt1h ME PARTS NEED IN1 Sp ~eld, 1M1, .At X-Weaîh- er :* iinofor tbà lait weeli výert ;irly ideéal Ifo berveting andI tgCi accruit f6 the veekl>' caiop *aô.ng o o, itevJnls coopera- thYt crop ,reportlag stars, today. Ho;t*V'er, tht v;roi"e was no- ~ ier favolitie for plantt Tb* etral- a4'ovey West-c ealover ai-eu o& la need or ra~.Cropcondtlr~ ~rereported wer thaxi lait 14;itla sorne local- wbatla ntsar- e~I ln t*i1*OcOUntles sln Ith norUîi. 1 % " y r p a r O 1 4a p D l fi t n g , i b W -yLY.-"aa1çe Ylds are ré ndtb at i cetrai cour- Corn reportas --mrn mroue m4t14 iindilo balf of, he #f~ *htec% i prWeets are aaveMige, 'but iare leoý p tlsln; In tlie mther ra d-~ 9o 9 ipadia 0f later lelds au, r'eld 6ethMm,, Tilsetcop a rajaIf tbe,pr.vent1 3 pý9 t lta 1e maixtalurd. T e baïvait of oge la weil ad- A- fjl in the n «,bep district. tèlsferor pýri soi'grains tkv~jn sIneof àarovement dîe W f blé Ju ia'Weatber con- ~IR dg. Somb a o ern f cae 1. e be M-8418. hi th. northerc 41r f a!tht state -duLt h. bu4k ot tlite Caintiy rprqshow ultre- >r n ing letcllly Over for the vpL Pt.1asturesopxeattdso 11,5 on everage condition for the etatt aIttIs timeoAf te year. White patatoes- are reported' te. low average ô-ver the greater part et the state. Swetsarsie above av- erage but th1e conditions bave been soxnewhat lowered by drougbt. Tree fruits eàpeclally peachee promise a large. crop ot! lor te fa- vorable qoality. The movement ci early apples ta marlýet s been heavy although low prices are re- Pos-led. Watermelons and, centa- loupes are ln average,jodltion. Aill ive stock eXcept b ogs la repoited in good eonditlon. 6 WAU11EGAN LOCALS. i Mise iMlldred Mrioksnonf North Cbicago, aselstant te Dr.,' pberts boni. ed meb>'tho deetb 0fi ber father vbo lves ln Calumet. Tb. Mast mamie and Ida Hapke 0ftLjbeatyillewere Wauake- gan viaitors todoy. Miss Ethél M rpy o oiLake, W1s., andi Mim gt Murphy of Chicago arem ending Ioda>' vllh their fienO, UmIsasbelle Palmer of RIdgeland avenuse. E. 8. PaImblaocf Y'urth street Who vwu apératsd on at tbe Vie- tory Meinoatl hospital îeekýrday la dulng nleely todai. Mise Chrilstine Grlswold, who la training ae t etLuke't bospitol, Cti. cago, la speadlng a jncnthls vaca- tion at the h6hue of ber efother. tIrs. Josehine Griswoid of d33 Cen. ter street. Mrs. Norman Brown, of Gui-fee. et- tertaineti a nuanher of young people at her Ilom8 last evening. The M esues. Charles Ll'ndsey andi George Levis of Waukegsn drove to Antlocb an busineas tôday. Mr. and lire. Sydiney' Clark and daughter snd Mr. and lira. Bilas Clark and Mrs. C. B. George left today for a inotor trip te tht Dels of Wisconsin. 0. W. Ormsby of lhe meter de- partmeitt of the Public Service coin. puny ia spendlng a two weeks' va- cation. A number of Waukegan people visîteti et the camp of tUe O'Sa iamily, who are spending the suin- mer at Third L.ake, last nlht. The Bunco club yltlcb was ta have ii beach party at Fasa park la8t evening met &t the bomne of Miss Malon Chiamnbers of Belvidere street and bail the plcnlc supper there on accounit of tht rate. Miss Louis. Walthers of lte j GOULI) CHERED YHONEYMOON - George .. Gould. J.eorg .. euidbrd -: Seco nd Floor f~ ~ Fiýnalclearance WASH DRESSES Fer a final clearawiy we have regrouped a large sele&* tion of Sumner Wash Dresses and marked them at a prcethat amsures a speedy exit. They are dresses of the bst sort andevyery woman who con use a new tub frock at this time -should notmiss this sefling. Only by a per- sonal, inspection can the qpportunty for saving be f ulIy realized. Silk Dresse $15000 Incktided are Dresseso-f canton crepe, crepe kilit, taffeta and georgette. They are dresses woëth several times thii loseoult price, r Smith Buchanan store han returogd to ber qutieii alter a two wes racatlon. A group cf friends surprlsed Mr. and Mrs. Brice Talley lest oeenng wltb a kîtceit sbhower. The party was given at the homs.ei the bride's parents. Mr. aild Mrs. A. Anderson of Reimboîz avenue. The young couple have Mts:returned 10 Wau- kegan after a two' weeka' bogey- moon lni Indiana. They recelve0« siony useftil glfts. Games were played and retreehanents served. to Mr. and Mrs. Milo 011»11. 17 Jefferson avenue, at the lobe Coun, ty Osherai bospîtal. Mno. M. MIL ring and 1mi11'9f il>ertyville returned ta 111.1- bonke &fter vlsltlag *lth relatives ln Min- nesota for the paat Ibre. veeka. Mrs. Cbarles Wlolker ef Hickdi-y marmet went ta, Chicago today. Mns. Sma Zucker and alec., Eveê lyn Freedman, of Cbicago are vis> ing at th. bomne a£ M. H. Rubin. o! Ridasemd avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hellwlg of 60 Messin avenue are viultlng wltb Mr. BeIlwgà m otber of Chicago. Éis EMlaen Lubktala of DeKalb, 11L.1 Ig vlsttlng Mr. and liru. Pantilla of] Cuimminuiavenue. XM . G.Sandale Who ban been vli4ng friends in Waukegmn left tbis morilng foer Mount VernOD ta visît relatives arter wbich the wull ptuurn 10 er homein nCincinnati, Oblo. 1 4e Tlhe Lake Counly Hwmne society ffl bolO -ku regular montbiy meet- lai tosnorrow lu the lîbrKry Iot 3 p. M. AUi members are urged ta attend. Miss Lillian Gilbert cf Wakefild, Mlcb., la visitig friends ln Wanke- Miss Eva.Harier of greenwood av- enue drove ta iSteringi Ill., wlth fiands yeeterday. The Ladies' Aid 8ed« cf St. John's Refornsed church. *111 halO tbelr monthly meeting at Kirk Park tomorrOw. Miss B. Jacobsen, of Phlladelphla, la vlslting at tie home cf M. Rosen- blumn, on Franklin street. ,Mr%. Charles D. Wllbur 01 North West street la vislting with relatives ln Gurnee. 9112 Grass Itugs--whle tiiey lut et $8.95. Schwartz Fuialure Co., 216-222 Bo. Genesee St., Waiikegan, ill Just south of the bridge. 1tW-X> Second Floor Other Dresee $9.95 s These Dvesses. fashioned of organdicÇ ratine, crepe knit, dotted swiss, geor- gette an&' other equaiy, desirable mia- terials. They are greatly underprieed. New, York Purchase Sale of Sweaters The importane of this sale is being reeognized by scores of women, for selldom is it possible to offer such tremendous values. Hlundreds of Sweaters were in these groupa and on e may yet choose from assort- inents practically as vaS4d as when, the sale was first announced a few days ago. SUip-Over Sweaters Art Silk Sweaters- Knit of fine woqI yarns in solid Tuxedo Sweatèrs ini navy, black, $_______An colors and strIip Long sleeve$ 98 white and pastel shades in plain$ ______ and siceveless ~les, with and j and fancy kxdt. 0f high lustrous without coflar-elf or leather- art silk yarns. Choice._____ 4 beit. Choice ..............-. - -$298 Wol kfrtsv$.9 Both price groups consist of values so unusual that danger of ovex-emf>ha8s i praetically eiminated. So no matter how great a value you may hope to find we ti- re sure yiýu eau not be disappointed when You inspect these skfrýt8. At$2.98 are Skirts of-i -Velour Plaids -mScotch Tweeds -Novelty Tweeds -Homespuns -Fine Serges At $498 are Skirts of- -Wite Wool Flamnel -WooI Homespun -Wool, Ratine -Wool Jersey WVhiIc assorttnents ai-e vaî-icidand size ranges praetiallY ~el-ction, 15 advised lîiause of the unnumn4 ll~ow M996 Many Reequests BeÎ.ng R, ceived by Fair AWsn. forý Rules on Enbries. Saemucb Itnt«ret la eien& Xa literathorse show e tehé= * County fair, LlbertyvIlle. Segazaere 4 ta 8. that Maeî reqMIS a mn be:W recelved by thtefair tugsn "king about tbe, rat"mdptsa "The fttlag of lte- boreue fr the- Lair la lbhe m051 perlezlug ubl U faced hi the foanar vho le plunleg on exhbibtlng for th. dr tite"*y Superintendent George Wbftse ft t horse show. 'rite begtlanas 22 mucb about show féedlng, but 11111e ' about boy 10 get te home te4l for tbe ring'" Spaclol care of horses fûtenOtO for exhibition begins ordiarll.y about Z(Y days before thé opening of the sea-. son. The feet ire4nspsred Up. (Ue good trooming la given te ber"p eacb dey. Brushing la preferal-o wasbing. as It lputse1the skiala gaod condition. Daily lessons ln a »Obng '. and trotting ln boIter are gi-yen About a week beLoreti.glJ - show shoeu are put on The kluc of shoeswvont bas a big affect upon lte borse's action. HaMbeys arae offe sbod beavlly toa mka tte. . tç bigher. 80oes are bulît lUp .on the. lbsldo for splay-focted borses to pull their feet in. Shoes are built on tht outaide for pgeon-toed honmes t0 throw their feet out.Shaes are ofteft hrouzed or silvered fer the' show ring. Many ludges do not like ta se. the hoofs bronzed or sllvered, although It ia otten don.. Before being taben Into th1e show ring, It bs common ta card out th, mane and tell, andti t tie up the, 4 tai, se that the musclint la the bocks and legs yl show off 10 ad- vantage when idges ar et w ork. Manes are often braldeti and dfteo. rateti wiîh rlbhoas and fici.tr1,, bu-2 tunlesa this con 1e don. exPeffli. judges declare that It la better 10 0do nothlng vith thena. moBtries for the show clos, ouce . Itember tb.