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Show pfanish UOUEHVHO ARE THE EUROPEAN WAR A YEAR AGO THI.$ WEEK TIRED PLOTS Find Help in ThU - Amen,!!n, ,dv,nced rSS Letter. Its Victories Are Peal and Con stitute a Benediction. Amlen' line from ft bk " Mans Progress to the Higher Things of Life a Part of the Workers Duty Should Be Truer Realization of Dignity. Bomba cannot apeak medicine. When of JZhly 1"your -1 through or neglect overwork I get run down and my appe-tit- e la poor and I have that weak, lan guid, always tired feeling, I get a hot tie of Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Creek, Mich.- -"! r Vegetable Compound, and it builda me up, givea me atrength, and re-etorea me to perfect la truly a great bleaa-- k. It Regain. to women, and I cannot apeak toe In recom-- It tidily of it I take pleasure Mra. Annie to others. Cmbboh, R.F.D., Na 1, wao Creek. t," "' bombarded Thorn and Aug. 31, 1914. General von Hlndenburg, after three day combat, the Russian Invader Invanquished the lake region. Belgium made official to Austria'! declaration of war.reply Japanese occupied two lalands. Attempt made to wreck troop train near Montreal. IPlcbigan. Sufferer Relieved. Before Another taking your Hebron, Me. -"all run down, diacour-ip- d lonedies I I took and bad female weaknesa. IjjiB E. Pinkhama Vegetable Com vu ud need the Sanative Wash, and poond Ldtoday that I am an entirely new toman, ready and willing to do my looiework now, where before taking medicine Ear ft was a dread. upon the minds I try to ot all ailing vomen I meet the benefit they can Mra. derive from your medicines. fwiwM Rowe, Kennebago, Maine. If yon want special answered by a woman In strict confidence. read and and held He Understood. husband has deserted me and announced the I vant a warrant, large lady. What reason did he give for deserting you? asked the prosecutor. 1 don't want any lip from you. 1 rant a warrant. I don't know what reason be had." 1 think I understand hia reason, nld the official feebly, as he proceed-a-d to draw up a warrant - My At the Jack (Joyously) going to let Tow Yes; I la Beach. Mlsa Plumplelgh me teach her to swim. taught her last year. Drink Denleona Coffee, For your healths sake. can lay down But a mother-in-lafin law to a lawyer. , dry grin la usually A 1, 1914. Allied left wing fell back In northern France. Germana reached Complegne, 40 miles from Parla. Germana took many Russian prisoners tn East Prussia. Turkish army mobilized. More bomba dropped on Paris from aeroplanes and on Antwerp from Zeppelins, Name of St Petersburg changed to Petrograd. advice E. Plnkham Medicine Co., (confidential) Lynn, Maas. Tour letter wil be opened, to Lydia write Sept Sept. 2, 1914. Government of France transferred to Bordeaux. Germans reached Criel, near Chantilly, and then turned away from Paris. German and French aeroplanes fought above Paris. Russians captured Lemberg, capl tal of Galicia. Lodz, Poland, taken by Germans and Austrians Montenegrin defeated Austrians near Bilek. Sept 3, 1914. Martial taw proclaimed Ir. Paris. Serbians defeated Austrians at Jadar. Germana approached the valley of the Marne, and took La Fere. Prince of Wled left Albania. Russian took Czernowltz, capital of Bukowlna. China protested violation of her neutrality by Japan. better than two Warned in Time Be Bo you have backache? Are tired and worn out? Feel dluy, nervous and depressed? Are the kidney secretions Irregular? Highly colored; contain sediment? JJkely your kidney are at fault Weak kidneys give warning of disyou tress. Heed the warning; dont Use a tested kidney remedy. None so u Doan's Kidney Pills. None so universally successful. delay A Utah Case fa., to. Mra Alice S le mon, Second East Fifth North and 8ta.. American Fork, Utah, cay: I had a bad attack of backache and It wai more .ever at night than during the hard- lay. I could ly turn in bed on account of the e-ver pain in my " o I n e . Reading wout Doanc Fllla, I tried m and two Kidney boxes rid me of the I am uJe. glad to say that the has lasted.' (Ut Do.b', al Aay Stan, SOa a Bn DOANS VLIYT. CO, BUFFALO, N. N A Soluble Antiseptic Powder to solved in water as needed .- " ch IoocKm r 01 Fop Douches of womM'fl Ilk, and InfUmniatioo. but arc very efficacious ha ever nod medicated fal to appreciate the clcaa and laxune produce, aud the rora aoronea aud dlaoooitort lu UM.Thla U because Faxtlue faxtln tnimaf vUchLn11 CTTrl euparlor cleansing, disinfect fcckh.m 52 J ??, Lydia B. lcln Co- - has roe. tta euperi. worth ,u &W.Vr,d At druggists V he pfth1 Rumple free. eton 7toilet Co., Boston, Mass, r Provec who have been ADVICE TO THE ACID artn,, ,uch a slucgUti and torrid liver. Maney, -- Pills thc .fleet an th, bow.l, gtves natural action, Ui the whole sytaons w11 W pailii?iJvt"""wa fartawnaf,eor,rnf -, w 4e' r-- wwiie.!! n,prMOI,tte Hi, tim- -. tWU i.s etn-nm- -r, "" or.r,aau, la 11 V, Ml Uk. Clt, Nh 4, 1914. Germana crossed the Marne and attacked the French center. Severe fighting between Alost and Termonde, Belgium. British cruiser sank Austrian steamer Bathorl In bay of Biscay British gunboat 8peedy sunk by mine in North sea. U. S. S. Tennessee took American refugees across channel and U. S. North Carolina sailed for 8. Smyrna. General Bobrinsky appointed Russian governor of Galicia. GERMAN SOAP FROM SUGAR Discovery That Promise to Be of mense Importance to Country In the Midst of War. Im- The discovery Is announced of a method of manufacture of soap from sugar, of which Germany has plenty, Instead of from oil, which Is scarce. In the past It has been possible to use sugar only In soaps that had little Is value. By the new method, It not Is produced the soap claimed, It acts as only fine and delicate, but In fresh- -a as water in salt efficiently fact that may make the soap valuable for the navy. Articles that formerly had to be sent to chemical laundries can now be washed with the new kind of soap The finest kinds of silks, It Is alleged, not only are not harmed by it. but their colors are brought out brilliantly and as new. In addition, the sugar for a oap seems to be responsible occatear and wear the of minimum cleansing sioned by soaps. Hieroglyphics You seem Interested In thst Egyp- tian obelisk." with the faint 'I sm." said the man that the pic doubt no "There' fures are funny. But the artist ought to show to have put In some reading what theyre about." - 'IfJPondencewlthwo. wi!rl hlima intelligence of more than 300,000,000 people in the work of destruction, the result of whtet will contribute not one atom of to the human race or the causegood ot Christian civilization. Labor's victories are real. They constitute a benediction. They make for happiness, for the moral and spiritual elevation of mankind. War's victories make for woe, for poverty, for oppression, for homelessness, for the destruction of the Innocent, for the revel of brutish passions. Labor makes for love, It marks the progress of mans Journey to the higher things of life. Labor is a builder of homes; war reduces them to ashes. Labor plants the vine that clambers over the cottage door, in which the waiting wife and children stand to greet the toller's return from the tasks of the day; war kills the toller, burdens the wife with grief and starves the children. Labor is honesty and fidelity; war Is pillage and treachery. Labor Is virtue; was Is a ravlsher of the defenceless. Labor is truth; war Is deceit. Labor is life and faith and hope; war la murder, frenzy and despair. Labor makes the fields glad with golden grain, and the birds to sing In the Joy that animates all nature; war leaves the earth desolate while vultures sit In solemn silence contemplating the scarred and broken landscape. Labor Is altogether good and It blazes man's pathway to heaven; war Is evil and marks the road to ruin and death. We see all these things today. We look about us in our own country and behold the fruitful harvests. It is a land of plenty. On every side we behold the wonderful results of labor. Our harvest fields, our great shops, our wonderful cities, our churches and schools, our cattle on a thousand hills all these testify of labor's worth, they constitute labor's benediction. One hundred millions of people at peace with the world and striving to build better and better every day and every year. And across the water in the land of our ancestors see what war la doing. Think c( those tens of thousands of gallant men who have fallen In Fraoce, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Russia! Think of the hundreds of of humble homes. waiting anx lously for footsteps that will never, never return; think of the thousands of blackened spots from which ascends the smoke of ruined habitations. Think of the danger of women and oblldren, think of the cities destroyed, and of the rivers sending a crimson tide to the sea! Surely the comparison will give to each of us a keener appreciation of the great boon human labor la. Sure ly, we must have a truer realization of Its dignity. Let those frivolous ones who are prone to look upon honest labor as uncouth and beneath one's respect give a thought to labor today and contemplate what a truly great blessing It is, and how much nobler it Is than the emptiness and worthlessness of indolence. Labor Is a king at whose shrine all men may pay tribute all others, kings, kaisers, czars slid emperors are as nothing compared with the true monarch ot Christian civilization whose throne has been sanctified and blessed by the great God himself. thou-sand- ftjuld amllea. Sept wnM.a H-1I- 1J. Heat Oranges Before Peeling. them set Ilefore peeling oranges, a few minutes In the oven to heat for the tough whlte you will find that Skin can be easily removed with the rao8C niake yellow rind. This to children. much safer to give Swiss Legislators. of swiuerland. on lbs demand any cantons, of or eight ,n ,.nn voters, federal law passed by the to the general body submitted musbo or re of the people tor scccptancs Curbn Jed Ion. ' fe , rJttssyr Russian, Graudens. Particularly Nice You can always depend upon K C not to disappoint you. The double raise make doubly certain nothing is left to luck. If the batter is a little thin, K C will raise it light and featheiy and it will be all the better. Jarring the v. The gods of Man, who rule his fate, Ate Labor, Love and Learning. That they establish his estate Is known to the discerning. brief Though Learning knows conceit And Love still makes the world go round, There was never a time when It was Labor that provides the Tis more propitious to pay homage to Labor and Its means mighty achievements, We behold by far the which the others thrive. On great majority of the Caucasian race at war He utilizing gives to Learning hands and feet; the energy and dropped on Paris from German aeroplane. KiJ.r.e." HOMAGE TO LABOR When Yon Want Something Afl- 30, 1914. CaPtUred FrSrn May FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH. NEED OF TRADE UNIONISM Labor Forced to It ae a Mcasuro of Protection Against Aggression of Capital. In the Individual contract between a powerful employer and a single workman the laborer secures the worst of the bargain. He is progressively debased because of wages insufficient to buy nourishing food; because of hours of labor too long to permit of sufficient rest, because ot conditions of work destructive o! moral, mental and physical health; and. finally, because of danger from accident and disease, which kill off the workingman or prematurely age him. The Individual bargain or Individual contract botween employers and workmen means that tbs condition cf the economically weakest man in the Industry Is often that which the average man must accept. Therefore, there can be no permanent prosno real perity to the and lasting progress, no consecutive Improvements In conditions until the estabprinciple Is firmly and fully especialUfo, Industrial in lished that a large scale, the ly In enterprises on hours of labor, of wages, settlement and all essential conditions of work, shall be made between employers and and not beworkingmen collectively, la and worklngmon tween employers Mltcholl, In Atlantic. wago-earner- dlridually.Joha Ltsd in Soapstciie Production. stats In the Virginia Is the leading production of ranking second. soapstone. Vermont stove or turning the pan around makes no difference K C sustains the raise until baked. When theres a birthday or wedding cake to bake, or refreshments for reception or party to provide, take no chances Use K C ForLoveacozyhomehesfound Tis he who keeps these kings and queens Alive. TOOK They tell him that theyre in his debt And Labor toils but listens. His seal of honor is the sweat That on his forehead glistens. They catalogue his works, but lack The time to tell all here and now: Joyswheels, forged from Pain' pickled rods; Lovei tires, that vanquish miles. ThenLaborstraightensuphisback- With modesty ne wipes his brow Looks squarely at his fellow gods And smiles. Grtf AluanJu In tha Putdurgh DltpaUh. MUST GO TOGETHER Labor and Capital In Colored Porter May Have Been In Error as to Just What He Was Wanted to Hear. the law Ralston of Lebanon before Mr. Ralston became governor and now a deputy examiner ot the state board of accounts and president ot the Boone County Back Home club at the statehouse, haa Just returned from a trip to the Panama-Pacifi- c exposition and intermediate points, part of which he traversed as a member ot the governor's party. Out In the wilds of the Rocky mountains Bert. said he wished his shoes shined and he called to the porter on the parlor cur: "Come here, George; I want to converse with you." "I'll hear your conversion," replied the amiable George, as he hurried to the smoking compartment. Indianapolis News. Bert Winter, formerly office of Gov. Samuel the Same Harness. GRANTED FOR MUCH In M. CUT1CURA SHAVING Is Skins. Shaving for Sensitive ? Trial Free. j Clear Title. Uncle Mose aspired to the elective office of Justice ot the peace In the black bottom" part ot town. One bar there was to hlo preferment He could neither read nor write. Hie master advised him to go to the commissioner' ot Clodions and ask whether he was eligible. Mose went and returned. "What did be tell you, Mosef' i qulred the master. "It's all right, sub," answered Mos "dat gonlemun suttlnly was kind, yaa, suh. He tole me Ah waa Illegible tefi . dat office." Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORLA, a aaf and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that 18 Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Year. Children Cry for Fletchers Carto rig The Danger. "Pa. a man's wife Is his better halL , Isn't she?" "We are told so, my son." "Then if a man marries twice there isn't anything left of him, Is there?" Enormous Possibilities of the Sltua tlon Before the Country 8hould Be Recognized by Employers and Workers Alike. ' An Involuntary Passenger. Dip brush In hot Prepare razor. was In who first that rods it Pa, water and rub It on Cutlcura Soap held In palm of hand. Then make lather a submarine?" "Jonah, my son.' Boston Tranon face and rub In for a moment with fingers. Make second lathering script. Labor day is at hand, and It carries and shave. Rub bit of Cutlcura OintA Definition. suggestions to both labor and capital ment over shaven parts (and on scalp of the greatest importance. Not since If any dandruff or Itching) and wash Robert Pop, what Is an endurance' the celebration was established, not all off with Cutlcura Soap and hot contest? since labor first organized In this water, shampooing same time. One Father The average argumenL country to advance and protect Its in soap for all shaving, shampooing, Judge. terest, has a situation existed so prom bathing and toilet It's velvet for senislng for all that American Industry sitive skins. No slimy mug. No germs. The frankness with which a sevenand capital represent. old girl says she's an old No waste of time or money. Free teen-year Leaders of all grades and kinds each, if you wish. Address maid is only exceeding the frankness sample leaders of labor, leaders of capital, "Cutlcura, Dept XY, Bos- with which she denies It ten - years leaders In politics all see before this postcard, " ton. Sold everywhere. Adv. later. country opportunities of a magnitude never presented before. Ae they read Safety First Very Uplifting. the times and tendencies, we are "The cook left today. I'll have to "Hie Is a high ambition. scheduled as a people for activities on make the dinner myself." "Very much so. 1 understand be an enormous scale. New markets "Dont do It, dear. Let's go to a res- wants to signal to Mara." ' await us. Old markets will be de- taurant It's cheaper than paying a manded more than they have been doctors bllL" A man Is never so poor that he receiving from us. A boom era for isnt able to find some woman who 1 America is coming. An unmarried woman begins to have to share his poverty. It Is to the interests of all that the a good time aa soon as she quits willing be full. to the Improved opportunities hoping. Drink Denisons Coffee, But all must help. To get the proper For your healths sake. result there must be what the presl Some husbands look as If their dent calls "team work. Both labor wives had This Is the busy season for ibe got them In exchange for and capital must keep in trim and on and the ben. farmer stamps. trading terms. They must pull together. Oth' erwlae, both, and all, will suffer loss. Organized labor Is often complimented, and deserves the tribute paid. It has made its share of mistakes. In not every case has It been fortunate In its leadership. But It has steadily and successfully era ewentUl to any Know.why and know-ho. The General Says: w resisted socialism, and worse, and kept as its principal purpose the true welfare of men who work with their hands. It has contributed to the es tahlishment of homes, to the filling of savings banks, and to an Improved general condition of those needing to be buoyed and encouraged In the struggle of life. We start, then, on this new Journey with labor In good fctAt, strong In numbers, likewise In capital, though now Inactive, abundant for the annual occasion. Both factors in the equa tlon are equal to their duties, and have only to put their shoulders to the wheel In good earnest and keep steadily on the push. There may be some exaggeration In the picture we are all studying. There may not be In store for us all now promised. Europe will recover from her prostration and losses, and then we shall confront our old rivals again, And when In condition they are not easily handled. But. allowing for that, the Immediate future In America should show two wheels turning where one has hitherto turned, two pay envelopes, well filled, handed out where otriy one has hitherto found Its owner, and dividends on Investments large, satisfying and sure. I B R vr Jy? f 9 This Great Roofing Organization m Trained an Army Three enormous tnlllft officered and manned by the beat trained force ever enlisted in an industrial army three huge factories that are run kke clockwork. Military exactness in the securing and selection of raw material, and in every tep from then on until the finished product ia distributed and told. Conetant readiness being prepared every minute for the work to be done the next Right there you have your finger on the great, essential reason for the unfailing satisfaction every uaer find in I imd Slata ROOFING -- When the Ceneral first entered the field the cost of roofing wat two or three time more than it ia today and the quality wa not as high as Car lain-tee- d is today. By reaaon of his enormous output the Ceneral haa not only been able to bring down the coat and selling price of roofing, but he haa alto been able to the quality to ita maximum. Today every fifth roll of roofing sold bears the Carloin-ttt- d labeL rie 2 I Smrtm 1 ' cad SHINGLES This roofing certainly has no superior. It ia the best roofing that can poaribly be made and it ia manufac. tured in and guaranteed by the largest Roofing and Building Paper Mills in the World. I ply is guaranteed 3 13 10 year and year; years, and this guarantee mean the minimum lift of the roofing. Thou Roof all over and, of Ctrtain-tta- J the country are outliving the period of the guarantee. Celebrating Labor Day. That Labor day has gradually been given over almost wholly to sport and recreation la a cheering evolution, Crowded stands at the baseball parks, packed excursion trains and steamers, full bathing beaches, teeming parks, and standing-roosigns In the theaters on Labor day bespeak a prospor-ou- s and contented country. Were men out of work, factory chimneys deatl tute of smoke, spindles Idle, and mines closed down ws would see more mass moctlngs on Labor day. Something approaching the first of May celebra lions la European countries might be feared. Dut who in this land looks for ward to Labor day with feeling o concern? Wben has a political crtsli hinged on the demonstrations of La JoaiaJ B I ucccm Every one of us haa to acknowledge that the tame sort of military preparedneaa that fit a nation for ita defense ia tha moat effective B principle in making an industry of any kind aerv- - R Iceakle and profitable both to manufacturer A and conaumer. A Is Like Theae ahingles are made of the same e materials a are used in Cariain-tta- d Roofing. This p roc at recognize the principle that roofing material don't wear out they dry out. R high-grad- Therefore, m Roofing is Cartain-laa- d made with a toft center asphalt and A coated with a harder blend of asphalts, 9 which keep the soft saturation within 2 tha life of the roofing from drying out quickly. Thia produce a flexible shingle, a true sign of thorough saturation in the slowest drying asphalt mixtures that can be made for roofing pur pose. A thick, etiff or heavy-bodie- d asphalt ahingle ia by no means proof of durability on the roof. We use only genuine crushed elate in natural green or red color for surfacing tha Cartain-taa- d Shingle. No painting i necessary, W don't try to use old brick, common rock, or crushed tile from old tile roofs 1 he alata also increases the qualities. thereby minimizing fire dangers and lowering insurance I ' rate. j roofing, ahingtaa, uo!t boardi, fall s, building popart, alt., bauring tha GanaraTanuma, ora aold by your local lumbar or hardumradaul or at vary raatonabla price. Dont aand you r money away for lAeso goo da, Patroniaa your homa daota n i R General Hoofing Manufacturing Company IVurld'i S Cartain-laa- d L UuytM manuacturw, of Hauling and DulUnng I'aixri York City Chic, (O PhlUddphl. ,.3t,Lul Booa Q,MUn4 Detroit Ciacinnati SuFmadK Mbumpoht Kansas Cky SsstlU Atlaat Houston dn Hamburg I . Pttutorih B R , |