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Show ! i;r ' , . , t , , . ,, "S. 1 ,, i, , ,.,,, , , - fr . I.. il . ,, t , Irr , , , . . Rutoy , (CHANGES MADE IN . TO RUSH ., sfrriuBER riiSERET ElriNING NEWS ' SATURDAY - ; , - .. . . ... i , , "t ; t ' , TO SHADOW , ''l VI 't 56 for and Vote 239 Ti !House :11 AgainstNo Division on Party UnesFive Present Dil Not b T. !,,, O' - : tight Hours to Constitute WorkCommission to MUST REALIZE I t 1 I- t4e i i , Members Claimed 't I 1 1- ,41 ), t '... 'I ".. ' 1 t' ' ,,,, o- tii : 1,1 ff: 4iti i) - i ur ,' 1 ',4, 41 : . . S41 ' co 6 . ' . 1 a 1 i Atii!ffiltist 156, S Up to midnight August 15, a period of 7X months, we sold and delivered more United States Automobile Tires than we sold during the entire twelve months of 1915-r-layear. call-Du- 1 )1t A 41 Widnight SURRENDER Waghington. Rept. Use threatened railroad strike an tot of COnitreell IMObined SS- kthreugh NONNI tonight. after the) house. by an 11; t i I - Overwhelming "AL had peened Os t day law tend the 4 Adamson eight-hoI had agreed to take a ftnal vote moats 1'1 , Itis ma the atesoure not later than ' Ft O'clock tottiorretr evening. t it le possible that senate I Although annesidsteate may make conferences :4 ,4 seentory, It Is generally believed on both aides of the Capitol that when the test lomat the house NIL as ft i. 4 stea4 s. will be socepted and rushed to .', Shadow Lawn. N. J4 tor Prod- t 0,..t dent Wilson's signature. And. while 7' y na lermal annouticemento were forth-- I. ic coming from the employees' brother't hoed Made tonight. It is anthoritia!tleoly stated that thlit will moult In '' 1;$ i Immediate dispatch of code menages 4 , canine tell the general strike order ' I Set Monday MOTIffite. ) 1! Tbe Adamson RIM 1 1 ' The Jaaineell bill. ae pawned In the i ; Idnoose ar a vote of 231 to 18. with e i 'minor ameadments. la the mune menta- l of- ,t;) Itore which the brotherhood loader conyeletorday would I:, Ificially adeclared and ntatiefactot7 entlement 1 iilproton the airtime. The amendments. t added to conform to a draft framed . .t. interet&te commerce .111 the senate iI4committee. would fin t date Jan 1 Instead of Doc.the1. Iteffective le. and 7 railroads leen than lee miles t.?' lump( inutrurben and street Ileac eall eteetric ' lines. briefly. It provides: a That eight hoer. shalt be doomed ''i!,- 1 , for rick- Ida? WOril and the standard compensation of railroad sm. 11 rating operating trains In Internet after Jan. 1, lett ed. ,11,' That a common of throe ap- 44 i' 'pointed President Wilson slual In- by eight-hoi ventilate the effects of themonths t :tii and from elk to nine r Woodard present thee reoeart to Congreas. the reduced be during not to :4 I1'wages inveoligation Of for thirtybe day therea at paid overtime to sad i atter. !I; pre trate Tat& 11 la the house. all the amendments i; those adopted by the party Weil' Rep. CARRAIIZA TROOPS by ere wore relected. Ono 1' 1 Clark of Plosida. to ortand the pee- -''''l r anon of oftteight-houdetteato odl1 elvoI pi-- l 0 to Clark bad vehommt II. after Mr. Or declared be would surrender his :'; il LOSE 1. VILLISTAS 1 loon In Controls rather than stultify 4! himself by voting for the bin with-!eWIrs Clark did not the chance. TOIL , ) ) t Il: was celled for the whoa the '1.t vote. the boom be told t Mena Rep. ' tMoved he ovoid have voted for the i Forces ;; i' Under Gen. Elizondo Are I whole program as 1, ' ,.. "Rut." be added-$'president's Congress. and Retreat Toward , i'llte president as he always has in IAttacked !the 'widens of the country's affairs. City. 'wobbled sad wavered when he had kims. Bold se be Irma questions before la asserting his view. before Co'':1;' nlin, a day et two ago. be now wateatii.4safaoswhowaurreofromcongresehla til! BORDER e MARCH TO TEXAS 'pans a bill which leaves cost moot ofthen ProOollteneential he things 1I ithe , ' .t, el . , , A' Chicago. Sept. I.Convinced that will force them to ourrender. presidents of Important women railroads tonight ordered resoinding or modification of the freight embargo established in preparation for II losers' railway strike. At the tame unit the railroad executives announced do fictions froni the realm of the railway brotherboop. and declared they hog enough men. to operate trains. otrike or no strike. This was denied by brotherhoods officials. While railroad amostives were claiming defectioa of liimanands of brotherhood members. (Motels of the union. through Timothy Shea. tics President of the Brotherhood of Firemen end Zeginemes, ineld the railways bab--1 thistly otroulate each stories and they have no fears their moo would ast obey the strike for ink:actions against calling strikes teem flied by individual brothrhood members in various parts of the entry, lasinding a number of Santa ire trainmen employed in Texas. Chairmen Higgins of the Getteral Managers association of ChM's, issued statemette remarking the dimensions in the brotherhood rank' and mating that preparations to run trains would continue without deviation asUI formal notkre of revocation of the strike mandato was received. Prostdent Calvin of the Union Pacific at Omaha announceAthat the em encore of that line wooM remain, bolding Mammies' sot to be hrvoived In the movement. and be added that a very large percentage of cooductore and trainmen would remain. The Great Norther railway. cording to a Duluth dpatok mot out a eall for mar men to report immediately. and other Northwesters roads were expected to take andler actioa tonight or tomorrow. Ono boomed coaductore of the ChiMilwaukee A Bt. Peal nas of the President Garrets brotherhood that they would not walk out if ordered to do se. sad a delegation of eenductore of the Chicago A Northwestern was in mute to Washington to oppose a strike before emigre end tho brotherhood beside. H. B. Byre" vioe president of the road. olatod Utat krOroziBurtingtos mately 111 per coot of brotherhood member, employed on that road had given promises of remaining at work. General Manager Gordon of the Masse Great Wolters staled thet le pee cent of his train crews weeld rentals. A large number iambi remain with the Chicago. Rock Island A Patin& it was stated at the ethos of the road , - ti (6.... ,1 Day's Congreet gate Effects. , . Railroad Companies Shea Says "Old Story." Investi- . Modified by or Rescinded by Presidents of Several Western, erhood BY SENATE ' , ,,.. Defection of Thousands of BrothWILL PREVENT STRIKE ' - S Vote on Measure i';11F PASSED , ' ,.. , ILAWN - ' . 4 tl'.. '''' '' ' ' , . 1 I ; .,.. '. ,... ,... EMBARGOO ORDERS EIGHT H OUR BILL 1', 2 1916 .., 1 1 ' 1 )1 st IP By August 16, we had passed, by several thousand casings, the sales total for 1915,itself a year of steady sales increases. 4 i And day by day these phenomenal 1916 increases are heaphig up. Besidesthere were still left of this year 115 selling daysfour and I i, months. one-ha- lf This almost unbelievable feat of equalling, in 17M, months, the sales rec. ord of last year, proves the unequalled merit and actual economy of ex-o- pt 1,- I , ''. i Ill Utded(StatnitiPeo 0 at '1 , S. 'Us' 'Chain' 'Nobby' le 1 Cod' 'Royal , rel s Wise automobile owners demand mUch of their , I', '..,:t.-- s : I ;1 '44'' ' audio legloinekth TimmRoo. Adamson of Georgia. author It wag hasty lel the bill. admitted to meet an emergency. We law." he IlegtotationIn the oight-bo- yl''. rata Announces . !,,4 1 ur II,,"&a3.2. His Leading Intention of Command to :a zirta,t4k1ut79,,.k,:1,''',..ex-'-','V- I 4).134AC, .1 u.i.4 the dispute between the two we Afterward servants. V I4.1grat of oar El Pass Tett., Sept. Lertancitece complete and adequate regu- of the toucans of Villa. with a force recruited as a result taking care iP donames our and servants of !both of his recont victories in the vicinity of ! ' lifte )notio. to the people." While the brotherhood beads rare- - Mateyo to bOut LOGO mon. attacked refrained tonight from express- - Oen. Elizondo In the vicinity of Panto ;.t,,,-- Ipietypublicly any opinion of the Taabel and forced the Cartonza leader. g 1(,,' I amendment, it is who had about $OO to fall back It that oppose I they strongly i . , Iland are confident that it Ileefer will toward Chihuahua troops. City. according to 1 osmium law. On t he other hand. many private dispatches here tonight. 'rho Itnernbere of the house and senate are Carranza looses were estimated at about St whili the Villa looses wore ,,, confident that 01011 though the Ca-- I said to have boon lees Allot the ensderwood amendment should peen. ' ' -It g &at Villa seised a freight train easement so the provision tho Northwesters whtch no be strike. he set hisMexico goes through there wilt men converting into a troop is generally believed that the Mee- train. ; -' 4.., 411 oases calling off the strike will go out A part of his force. according to the tomorrow might immediately after ' was went north from the Congress acts. without waiting for the dispatch's, line of the railroad. apparently on a bill to reach the president 11 ;$1, X nivolos .iirTon-veiliiiit- 34t,eAsiclig . t ;tt '. rood ' ,,,.., scouting expodition. Military authorities here. 1 milting that all their information Mt u (Slotted that Villa is lose than 100 Miles eoutb and oast of El Volts the southornmost boos of the Americo es. t psditionary lore", trianifestod no ap" ! 1 prohoneion that be planseto attack any 1 of the United Mateo dotachmenta ., 4 Numerous ruenore of revolutionary Li'ENERAL PERSHING on the Americas' side of ths bor, juntas o ti have been surreal recently and at - iARFACHES COLUMBUS der : two small forces tzt salaam--I ! least ret hate loft Juarez With the announced of 'mention Joining Villa. Field Headquarters' Temporary American Punitive Expedition, Colons. t Espeditioit to Tessa. 14m ltue., H. M, Sept. J. J. Per. t, Mdse. commander of the Americas Chihuahua Ott. Mexico. Sept. I...- tostrrived Prim' to here expedition, takmg games Villa announced , i, t . punitive hie intention of leading his command Sight trots tieid headquarter In 34 4, f it too till rIrieW the regular1 stationed at to tho Tema border. More to be Joined i ; this point teed to inspect the sew by revolutioniots who have been living ' 7 amp site of the Allareachesetts aa- -, La the United Mates and with whom be has boon in communicatioa, etecording Willie es route be isspected troops I. oevetal snombers of hie eommand Oie Federico and Nadler Fettles captured St Ina fermis Chihuahua. 10 remain at Co. Col. Isidro Cardoso ropertod today. rinrat L, ,, lie bee Col. Ourdous dais. about the Ramos read from field Mimes addedoommanding sew Itirt army that his fares in oo.. 1 was he eteellest shape operation with that Of the Arrieta "' - I teed the trip brothers has combed 210 roe" square kiloI.--, el beast &nem volt's" ye Ismitary ta gellitiOriti kno sad airtime Damage. 1... taboyeator. ; . Rep. Adenteon announced emphatibecame cally that if a conference eneeeseetry. the bout conferees never would agree to the Underwood amend-coo- n and the Innate would be forced toe tot. end to accept his bill Ullettitrig I i'1,), ; it I' I. 111 il i , , , ) 7, P t4, rstarters 4 1.1-40- 16 , .i " ' . .L 1 J . , , banand that your Tire Diode swly.yoil ulth United States . -- 4I A 4, 44, , , eight-hour-d- t ' -- P,'r , , . wage-fixin- t f- " - What iirei do you demand? 1 'I A 4V.1 ,..")),,Ytkix h.f411,,:t At, - , ' Tiresor go to anothei deafen-- . , . , i ., . i 1' I' - isgit Q oats Hip-ou- , stng . , a. row Ell-ma- r ; ; , c) pratterad adherents of came bore some dart ado tr. Ifs. Vana hid bi the outlying districts of However. dispatches from Oen. Et Paso. avoiding th town, and wet at Ponta Timbal saki that "rotted todar b7 United States solmovamant of km force, which recontly diem st Ye beta On the border 12 miles Villa the bandit after fracu- seat of hors. engaged He posted front Om MAC Bateri. reinforced by Cho garribends of soldiers to the custody of the sons of Santa Irsabol. Cdothuirlachic department of justice, yet be is said to and ?On Andres. bad advanced toward im confined iminerrher at Tort Slim. the Villa encampment in tho Marra do the time of Villas reign in During la Mika. but that so ngagemant bad Juarea when that tows was filled with taken place yet. ts gaming bottom and dant" muerte. acted as his brothees eolloction rlitso Bevelser la Custody. agent. After the Enitod elates WWII Currants troops pormon to mom El Pan TOK, Sept. Alb101101111 Ii,. from Eagle Villa, brother of Francisco Villa and over Os. hie financial agent la Jeanie in his Pant to Ague Prieto to fight Villa, an was Indictment brought agaMet Hiposow in belied of pow.r. la tho tweedy to blow up the of Volt Mateo authorities. it was lila ..for a attempt near track Fort Hancock. railway Warned bore today. Hip lito then fled to Havana, where as Bath civil and military authorities attempt extradition at halo& observe socrom aa to the circumstances It le known whether Villa is pom of Villa's 1111114. eves to hie present mooted not with tit. recent revolutionary Mace of centinoniont and charge of Mariam) Tames and Manattempts against hisa uel (Mhos. tonna' Villa coastal or is ho U on bold Um old bowever, Indictment. I Mg . Los Angeles News Of Local Interest - (Special Correspondence.) ANGELS11. Aug. StFriday branch gore a LOS occrefulthesocial in the bar& rent of the chapeL Tha col101.14 program was rendered: Solo. Harold 2L Andorra: Plasm aolo &Aar: reading. , kra Stivernocid; solo. tmme Itsitneep Morris: prohibition telk. Master White; reading. lgra. Lee Romney; roading. George L. goangenhorg ?allowing the promise games and dancing Aron enjoyed. The Niers Igloo Beat and Vora latest WI" responsible tor the Willie &sow. rations 'and the nsusinents of the evening with the asnatance of tiss eiders Of the breach. The ladies brought dainty baskets of Nisch which ware entwn by the gentlemen. Thursday Klee ?some Personae. ter. a missionary. wise Ma Men labor. lag in Oaklarsd, arrived in this eity to beet her father. Albert C. Poremeater of et. Hamm who came tho previous day to receive medics! troatment. Mrs. East's entertained at a Munro party in honor of WIS. Jennie Hard. ins and her daughter Kmma day aaeldag. , Goodwin Knight will leave this week for Palo Alto to continue hie college . work in the Stanford univeridty. Elder Joseph P. Smith. Jr.. Wee smith and Conference President ILlig IL liana were the speeders at the Mon. day ivies's. Elder Harrison litibefor Ma boon tam Oakland but arrived boom et booing Doe hesitant" dt tha week to Os to th.. . ; , " goober ' swallow (b moos is the Timm besets& As War. satins program yes Isms the lowistot Plass sow snow Ortri Sow' JaPOINIK ing. Lodi Norloop; sole. briar lectures es 0 Iroodoror bar soap by Ciboria. Psi" sod op Robinson. vim boos boost insists thin tor o ossokrig. bee Asada', spa rerrosbalasto woes asioyarL norms Ittiostartli WA bar wear. , Mrs. Whits . sad son. Sort Tawas, Oft : , "room for A:boss. , , 0roarloy 1110 , 1 11 di oer Yttell lake too bos TS4 omo ' ea poor Peon Wg So daWgee Ths ft sees br Oft. goer fes rirme It If 14 - ipagoomp.1k, 4 4 a -- 14 ; ' b ?.- . 1 .. . rt - |