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PAGE TWO TYPOTHETAE WILL PRBFIISE POLICY WBW TOOK —President ftohart Brhalk«ol)»ck and Secretary Charier W. Smith, o 1 the New York T y p<Hhf*- tar*, ift*ue<J a circular yeKH-rday iu reference to the* proponed jwillry of the t otted Typolh'*tae of America, which wan agrt <•<! on at the monthly meeting of the New rork TypotpY* tae, and will be submitted at the na tional convention of the ty pot beta*; when It mod* In Haptemher. Thi* plan embodlf-K a more liberal con* atruetton of the open a hop idea*, This matter Is regarded as the most important subject in its hearing on the future policy of the organization which will come before the certiven* lion. The ( hlrago plan Interprets the open shop In its most Jjoeral Hcn*« and provides that the members who have strict open shops and do not recognise the union ehaall he the only active members. Those who rocog** nise and mane agreements with the union, according to this plan, are to be known as "sustaining members/’ j gnu will have no vote In shaping the labor policy of the organization. Dwcfcise'a Arnica S*lv* Wins Torn Moor«. of Htmtl Rout** I. < 'ochren. Ob , wrlrsf **l hud « bad nor* - oiiip on th«* Inttpp of my foot and < o ild find nothing that would heal It until i «p pit *4 Buckled'* Arnica B<tjv«. L*#* thnn half of * ?t» rent lvn won the day lor mm hy aff*otlng • » turr under suaran’rs «t oil drug gists. CATHOLICS FAVOR CHURCH UNI MILWAUKEE. Wls The Rev F. Li Fairbanks paator of S’ Patrick’s church and consult or of the Milwau kee MP*h diocese, has received a let ter from Lord Halifax, president of the English church union. I hat favors church union. Hath favor reunion through Home and hold Home as the center of Chriatian unit>. The latter is In reply to the state meat of leading Joral Episcopalians that there Is no organized movement In the Anglican church for a union with Home. Tht o***t Pills Iv#r Sold. **Afftrr derOitina !• year* so» eh rente lAdlgrailon, and spending ovsr two hun dred dollars, nothing !<•** don* m»- :•* tnu<*h tt»w\ i«« Hr. Kina M N»-w I-If* l*l He. 1 C»»n«ld*'r them thi b«*M pills t»\*r soi«t,*» v. ri <es »: F tyseue. of lnfti<wt<lt\ N. < . gold under guarani** at nil druggist* gMta COLORED CAMP MEETING IS NEARLY FINISHED The annual colored camp meeting It Miles Chape*, C. M. E. church, on Mai bury ain d. is Iti progress again, the frnf Iwim b»*en fl\*gd amt there will be services Hunda) Hunt* will he services at II o’clock. 3:SO o’clock and at H: uo o'clock. The afternoon w*r vlm* will he conducted by lt«*v. H L. Campbell. \ M, of the M K church, South IHshop It 8 Williams will preach at the evening service. The pastor. Hev. W W. Atchlnson. will preach in the morning, and he asks the public to attend the ser vices. Hpectnl arrangements have been made foj* the white friends who will attend. All are welcome. ADMIRAL DEWEY HOISTS FLAG ON DOLPHIN WASHINGTON Admiral Dowry hoists hi* flag mi the IVilphln today and sails for Portsmouth, N. H. It will be Ihe flr»t tlnm since 1605 that the admiral of tlir navy has flown hi* flaa Otar a naval vessel »>n n •»n trip. The admiral la join* to Portsmouth to participate In the i rremony on Afit gust 26 Incident to the dedication ot a bronse tablet placed on the com mandant'a residence there tn memory of Admiral Farragut, who waa In coin mamt at the yard at the tlmo of hi* death. MKIR TO HOUSE OF BEVERIDGE MANCMBRTSK Maaa A eon was born yealerday to Senator and Mr* Albert .1 Beveridge of Indiana, who are atnpplns here for the etimtner Th# child weighed ten pound* and he and hi* mother were later report- j •d s» belli* in excellent condition. CHAMPIONS BACK HOME. NEW YORK- Three more of the world * champion* .w ho acored at the Olympic game* got home today, when th, White Star Itw, r Celtic warp.-d Into her dork They wer# Matt ,t Mr (Hath John J. Flanagan and Ralph Itoee, the grrateat wright thrower Iti the world In company they had toured Ireland after the victor lent a American sweep at London. and were reoelrad with great enthuataaiu everywhere they gpiMired tn the tCmrrald Ule. ONLY 4 MORE SUNDAYS juhnson to irk FOR BRYAN •> Say* a* Far as Duty to Minnesota Was Not In terfered With. OHK*AGO - Governor Haskell of Oklahoma. th< treasurer of the deni* ocTktlc national committee, arrived ai democratic headquarter* today and b« an systematizing his * forty to ae* (iii '* campaign funds, lie said mon ey was coming In fair amounts and tnat there would be enough to finance a good campaign. Governor .Johnson of Minnesota, who called at democratic national headquarters Informed Chairman Mack that as be had been drafted as the party standard hearer in Mir* nesota he would have to devote most of hi* time during the campaign tq work in that state Jf«• would, how ever, do everything possible for the national ticket so far as his loyalty to Minnesota would permit. Governor Johnson on next. Monday will confer with the members of the democratic state central committee of his home state hh to how much time he demanded by local politics. He will then inform Chairman Mack as to what extent he will be able to lend his strength to the general cam paign. Governor Johnson has lectur- ' ed in Kansas. Missouri. Indiana and Illinois. He said the signs for dem- j ocratlc success are roseate, Governor Patterson of Tennessee characterized the talk of any South ern state going republican as “rldiou- j lous.” BRYAN JOLLIeT BY BIG CROWD DBS MOINES, lowa When the Jolly crowd was Informed by the press re porters with Itrvnn that the leader of democracy had slept two hours on ,i hard < ;it In the Lincoln railroad station while walling for a belated train that brought him to DcsMolnes the candidate became the object ot much good natured Joking. He turn <•.l his jollity to his advantage with n statement that he. of all his party. j alone, was able to lure sleep under such adverse conditions. He dec In r ed that it pointed to an unusually <Jear ami conllo>nt mind and con srlance entirely free. Bryan's program here permits of wry little rest for him. He will be called upon to meet hundreds of hU partisans thi. afternoon in a pub Me reception. Hosts have come in from all over the state to meat the candidate. This ift< rnoon (h'-rc will *<• a conn ell of lowa democratic leaders, which lit van will attend Tlmv will then plan the campaign in this state. This evening llryan enters actual ly Into the campaign, with his speech on the tariff. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ IN RECORDER'S COURT. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦<>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ t The recorder * matinee w«* In an* Mon ntmut Ir. minute* Hilh morning There were few defendant*. R F MrMurphey w»* given t- 50 m r. day* for plnln drunk Mike Faughtner. a while man. Walked over n child some time ago and did not slop to see g It was hurl. He pleaded guilty, hut «Hld that It was so dark that he couldn't sec the child tinttl he struck It, The recorder gave him $lO or 20 days and later suspended sentence, Sarah Horton, a ingress, waa rharg ed w ith cursing In the presence of a ledy. The ease was dismissed. A Qrunrf Family Medlcln* 'll ftv»» me to ipeitk a g»o<1 worit r«*r KlwHrlc wrtlM Mr Attk I'onlen «»f Nw. ij«* tlouatan t**., NrW T«*rk "It •i* *i*iut family «‘t»i» ft»r <lyaprpau and llvti compllr* Ilona, while for Inm* hack find w*»»k ktilm y« li tvtnnnl !►* too highly rroom mruilrti ** Klrrtrle IlMtars r>s ui«it» th« fllgruilvr function*. purify thr ntond. n«vi renewing vigor and vlta»ny t*» tin* n»pdk and drhlmmrd •>( Hiith sritm. s«*ut itmlir gs»rtr;«nle** at all dHiggU'a vk A TAFT ANR SHERMAN POSTER TORN DOWN IN GUTHRIE Of'THRIK. okla Much Indigos tlon w is manifested last nlrht hy re publicans when It became known that a largo picture of Taft and Sherman poaied within the last few days In lone nail, republican xt.itc head-mart era had been torn down An invea ligation ha* been unavailing. The picture ha* been replaced IZEET REACHES LONDON. LONDON Iraet Pasha, the former Turkish otflclat and adviser of the Sultan, who fled tor his life after the constitution was proclaimed, arrived he*,- last Saturday GO TO TYBEE SUNDAY Central of Georgia Ry. Suffragettes in Wail Street /T*~ >. \ §slli ii ' r > Thr upper picture, Miss Margaret E. Hunt, one of the New York "Vomen suf fragists, who invaded Wall Street to plead for wo men's suffrage. The lady in the centre is Mrs. Mar garet. Coleman, who took part, iu the Wall Street tour. Below is a snapshot of Mri. Bowman Wells, who also addressed the Brokers. GOULD DIVORCE SUIT HEARD IN OPEN COURT Rose Winters, ait Actress is Complicated. NEW YORK Frank K Gould, It was assorted today on good authority, has derided that the dot,ills of the suit for divorce brought against him by lit* wife shall be heard In open court. Mi Yiotild will oppose the ap pointment of a referee and will con test every step In the litigation l| I* learned that the young wom an referred lo a* "Roae" tn the amended complaint tiled by Mrs. Gould. Is Rose Winter, an actress. THREE ALLEGED THIEVES HELD AT PISTOL POINT NEW Yr-dK At the point of i pistol (hree alleged thieves were cap tured early today hy Policeman John It. Schneider of the West One Hun dredth station, while they were In the act of robbing flve sailor* of the t nlted State* cruiser Prairie, who were sleeping In a doorway at Nine Ij »lxlh mcw-i and Broadway. Th* robbers drove up In a hansomo cab and turned out the street lamp Then they began quietly rifling the pocket* of the sleeping men when i.ehnetder appeared. Holding them *i bay with hi* pistol he rapped for assistance, the arrest of the thieve* caused great excitement lu the neigh borhood. CHAS. R. DAVIS KILLED. NORFOLK. Va --Jumping from a train at Centerville, on the Norfolk and Southern Hallwav near this city yesterday, Charles R Davis, aged 30 years, ot Elisabeth City. N. C. land ed on his head Ills skull was crush ed and he died In a few minute*. THE ATTGTTSTA HERALD. A 'y \i Li s . Y ' ,\; ACTRESS DIVORCED FROM COUNT Final Decree Juat Signed by Justice Bischoff. NEW YORK Justice Rischnff, In the supreme court, has signed a final decree granting to Frederick Anna von Rardeleben, belter known as Filial Sc-heff, the actress, from Fred erick Wilhelm Gustav von Rardeleben, who is known as a count In Ger many. The suit was tried several months ago before a referee and in Mav Iho interlocutory decree was granted AIRSHIP FUNDS REACHES FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND RERUN Th,. fund which was a'arted when Count Zeppelin's air ship No. 4 was destroyed near Stutt gart. trti August.t. to enable him to build another air Ship and continue hi* experiments In aerial navigation, has now resent'd $500,066. Don't overlook the Sunday er~ur soins to the Seashore tla the Char leston A Wes'ern Carolina its.two". train* leave. T:C*' a. t.t. NEW CREW LOWERS THE MONTANA’S SPEED RECORD ROCKLAND. Mo. The'new battle ship Montana had a screw standard I; cion tri;a on th. Rockland course yesterday, and made two top-speed runs at 2t knot* Her average of five high speed runs during her builder's acceptance trial last April was 22.85. Todays failure to reach thostf figures I* ascribed In part to a new crew The Montana went over the meas ired mile ten time* today, making two runs each at 10. 12. 14. IS and 21 knot* She was under forced draft a part of the time. The battleship goes to l.amolne for coaling tomorrow. 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The most popular beer In the world There Is less profit to the dealer who sells it. because It costs most at the brewery, yet It* sales exceed those of all other Bottled Beers, which proves that Its superiority Is recog | nixed everywhere. THE WANT ADVERTISEMENTS ARE “HUMANIZING!" When more people come to use and answer classified advertise- J ments, more people will know each other— More People With Interests Will Meet more people will find channels and opportunities for reciprocal ser- * vice. j Truly, the want ads. are ''humanizing" people—shaming away j the acorn of small things, the scorn of "bargaining.” cf exchanging j useful but not used things for useful and usable ones. USE HERALD WANTS FOR RESULTS. ! SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 Train Leaves* 7: a. m, City Time