THK SUNDAY UfcK: (VuAMA. M-.l' TK.MT.Ktt 21. 1W2.
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li Spnntnv Sm nnt Poinfc Out
Achievements of Congress
Accomplishments of the Republican Administration
Form long List, Ranging From Relief of
Farmer to Rig Reduction in
Public Taxes.
By GEORGE F. AUTHIER.
Washington, Srpt. ij (Sjii
Telegram ) The republican congrets
htt adjourned Mild a genaine pro
gram 01 achievement, it tt art
achievement closely connected with
thai ot th llanliiiit lnitniairatiou
itulf nl the ihiiiK accomplished
share credit with tin! executive, who
. tut sponsored ilirm, ami the CQiigrctt
i hitli nuclei tlirm.
I'rohably the outstanding achieve
ment of lint hrtt part of tht Harding
administration it the arms conference
which led the world m the direction
til disarmament and insuret peart in
the most threatening part of the
world. Longren had it share in
l hi. alo, fur the tcntte was called
upon to ratify the treaties.
The farmcri, under thia adminis
(ration, have leen looked after ai
never In fore. Their unfortunate situ-
atinn, the result of the policiet that
had preceded, placed upon the ad
ministration a terrible burden of re
tponsibihty. But much hat been done
and the country if on the way to re-
urn to prosperity in which the farm
er will snare with the rest of the
country, despite the interruption fur-
i mslied by the industnsl atrikci.
Tariff It Comprehensive.
The accomplinhmentt of the con
grett were tersely told in the tenate
yesterday by Senator Sinoot of Utah,
than whom thrre it no closer ttudrnt
of financial affair in congrn. The
tariff itelf, which it the mom tom
prehensive piece of legitlation en
acted by the coitKrcts, gives the
farmer the belt of it at no other
tariff bill hat ever done. One of the
accomplishments of' the admiuistra
lion wa omitted by Senator Smoot.
It is that liberty bonds have been
brought back to par. Senator Smoot'i
aummary follows;
"No destructive, no sectional, no
class legislation has been patted.
"To put more business in Kovern
ment, it enacted the budget law, un
der which the economy program of
this administration was possible.
"Reduced the public taxes $818,
000,000 a year, the bulk of which
was lifted from families and from
average individual incomes, in or
der that taxes might be reduced it
unspairingly cut appropriations.
' "Found 5,000,000 men idle. To
prevent further aggravation of un
employment enacted restrictive im
migration law, .
"Found agriculture facing ruin. To
relieve this situation, renewed the
war finance corporation, furnished
it with a million-dollar revolving
fund to loan the farmer in the
emergency.
"Patted farmers' emergency tariff
which slopped flood of unooits that
Mas contributing to agricultural dis
aster. Revived Buying Power.
''Increased fundi of fcdrrtl farm
loan banks $.!5.000,0(irt, faulting in
revival of agriculture, bringing the
farmer "v. ho purchased 40 per rent
of the manufactured products of the
country again in the market ami thus
giving employ merit to idle men.
"Fnacted permanent tariff law
which insures industry and agrirul
lure alike protection from competi
tion from abroad and the working
man steady employment and a good
wage. ,
"It enacted the Seet law, cre
ating the veterans' bureau, consoli
dating all government agencies deal
ing with the setice men, facilitating
the work of relieving disabled war
veterans. For the use of that bureau
more money was appropriated than
for any other purpose except pay
ment of the public debt and the in
terest thereon.
"Found the country officially In
state of war with Germany and
with Austro-Hungsry, and by joint
resolution re-established peace with
the two nations.
' Passed Idjtemlty Act.
"Knactrd treat humanitarian legis
lation asked fdr by the women of the
country, the maternity act, to late
guard welfare of infancy and ma
trrnil v.
"Created rctimding commission, to
Iare our foreign loans on a business
basis.
"Authorized formation of co-oper
ative associations, enacted packers
and stockyards legislation and the
grain futures act for the farmer.
fo .promote foreign trade
amended the Edge act to facilitate or
ganization of corporations engaged in
export business.
Reorganiied Philippines.
"Provided for the reorganisation of
the Philippines financial system and
an extension of public credits to
save the islands from the bank
ruptcy resulting from eight years of
democratic regime.
Relieved the drouth area, ex
tended the time ol payments on
reclamation projects, granted gener
ous aid for the building of public
roads, extended relief for strving
millions in Russia, reorganized the
Indian bureau, strengthened the
federal prohibition amendment, pro
vided for the creation of more federal
courts to relieve congestion and
within a period of 30 days, ratified
leven treaties growing ojit of the
arms conference, leading the world in
the direction of universal peace."
Union Outfitting Co.
Out of the
High Rent
District
Union Outfitting .Co.
Sixteenth
and Jackson
Street!
Union Outfitting Co.
The Value Giving Event of the Month!
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Bed Outfit
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Mail Orders Filled
To secure an Outfit like this at such u low price is an event ex
traordinary. Indeed, we are frank to admit that under ordinary
conditions it would be impossible even for this store, with its
great purchasing power, to secure concessions that would result
in this price.
Quality Throughout $1 Down-50c Week
When you consider that this It a full size, con
tinuous. two-Inch post Steel Bed In beautiful
Vernit Martin finish with large one-inch fillert
equipped, n-xtful SIMMONS angle iron, link.
fabric spring and a full size 60-pound cotton
mottrest with roll edge and tufted top, you can
better appreciate the value. "
Not only are we offering you a remarkably low
price on thia Outfit, but we ore Riving you the
additional advantage mt convenient credit terms
of $1.00 DOWN and COc Weekly. These termt
with the low one-day prieo is certain to make
these Outfits m,ove quickly, hence the sugges
tion that you be here early Monday.
Congressman Free
Injured in Wreck
Tvo Companion Are Killed
When Motor Car Hits
Telephone Pole.
Baltimore, Sept. . 23. Two men
were killed and two others injured
last night when a big touring car oc
cupied by Representative Arthur M.
Free of California, and friends,
crashed into a telegraph pole at a
Aridgc at Savage, Md.
J The dcaal arc:
G. C. Freeman, secretary, to Rep
resentative Free.
William Dennis, San Francisco.
The injured:
Representative Free, lacerations
of scalp.
N. A. Dennis, San Francisco.
Representative Free was brought
to the Maryland genera! hospital in
an automobile by V. H. Connell of
New York and Father Meyer of St.
Mary Catholic church, Laurel, Md.
N. A. Dennis was tikcn in anoth
er machine to Mercy hospital. Will
i;m S. Dennis was killed instan?
in the crash.
No one apparently witnessed t tie
accident. '
' It was not 'until hours later that
Mrs. Free in Washington learned
of the accident. She had a dinner ei
pavement with her husband and the
Dennises at the Hotel Raleigh in
that city. After waiting for them
for two' hours at the hotel, she re
turned to her home, mystified hy
he f.iihire to appear.
Shopmen Settle Strike
on Chesapeake A Ohio
Richmond. Va, Sept. 23. The
Strike id shopmen on the Chesapeake
' Ohio railroad was nettled early
last n'ght at a conference of rcprc.
tentative! of the strike: and the
nanagemejit. J. V. I'arnsh, general
maiurfir oi the road, anoottnerd,
The management, however, refined
tt consider any adjustment with the
linking e'rrkt, Mr, l'arrith said.
bout f.ftHt shopmen are included
In ine settlement, which th general
f"ager stated was "agreeable to
both tide."
The road has promises! lei tike tnt
tjifti hack within Jtl days, act,ordni
Id Mr. I'arnth.
lb. ut(!emeWV was mate on the
V0 '( the WMUiJ-Jftl ar-.
Mseption tfct lh
tuse pnn ding fr t reins'a"
Ki I tf all tinkers wit dropped by
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Steps Are Taken
to Aid Retirees
t.
American Consul at Constan
tinople to Have Charge of
Relief Work.
Washington, Sept. 23. Steps to
extend relief to American refugees
from Smyrna, for which purpose
congress appropriated $2(!ft,00o, were
taken by the State department short
ly after President Harding signed
the bill carrying the appropriation.
Acting Secretary Phillips advised
Oscar S. Hciscr, American consul at
Constantinople, that the appropria
tion had. been made available and
notified him that he would havo
charge of the expenditures.
Consul Heiscr was instructed to
co-operate withAmerican officials at
Constantinople, Athens, Smyrna and
Salonika, with a view to arranging
a plan for relief of American refugees
which will be as comprehensive and
economic as possible.
The State department received a
report from the American destroyer
Edsall, now at Smyrna, that British
sjiips Thursday began evacuating
7,0(10 refugees. The destroyer Law
rence was due to leave for Salonika
today with 400 orphans and students
from the American institutions nt
Smyrnn, 14 Americans and certain
Armenians employed by American
fruit at Smyrna.
Buy Your
BEDDING
on Easy Terms
Warm .Comforlcr. Well
filled, allover atitched, 72x
84-inch tizet with wide, sat
een borders, are &A 1 Q
only, each Dtli7
Cozy, Wool-Nap Blankets
6flx80-inch Rizes in assorted
patterns, mod
erately priced,
$4.75
Visit Our
Exchange Dept.
Our Exchange Depart
ment will take in your
old furniture or stove at
a fair value on any new
furniture or stove you'
select. Thia used furni
ture is, iii turn, low
priced for quick clearance.
Let Our Easy Terms Put a
"Howard" In Your Home
Then You're Ready for
Cool Days and Nights
A "Howard" Overdraft
Heater will keep your home
warm on 20 to 30 LESS
fuel than the ordinary heater.
This winter you can get coal,
but NOT the kind you want,
which makes a "Howard" all
the more valuable, as it will
burn any fuel you have soft
coal, coke, slack, screenings
or wood because of its
"overdraft" construction.
Through our easy payme
plan you can put up your
heater NOW and be ready for
cool weather. Models at
Engineer Killed. 26 Injured
in Southern Pacific Wreck
Lot Angles, Si-pl. 23. One en
gineer was killed, another so badly
hurt he wp.s expected to die, two
firemen serioitsly crushed, and burn
t(f and J.I passengers injured when
Southern Pacific smith bound train
No. 78, the Shore Line limited, col
lided with tram No 3H, known as the
Santa Paula local, near MonuUn.
five miles south of Ventura at H 50
tonight.
a v
Gas
Heaters
The popular "Odin" heats a
room quickly, yet is very
economical in the use of gas.
'Perfection Oil Heaters
as Low cs $6.75
$24
Oak
Heaters
Dependable mod
els that will keep
your homo cozy
lis low as
$9.75
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BeJ A beautiful desic'n in
full siitin banded finish with
2-irt, posit and
fi"
$37.50
Prtakfstt Tbl-A tt . J.',
hu ntinu'l.d tlrp leaf
tb!, lai fur th bleak-
f ist
$9.75
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$2.95 JWS '
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fill ifm
A Bot.uttfv-1 Tt-f c- iec Cver-.ui.r I t ...h eu. y kj rimf teats
restful curved nrm.s, soring buck mul wini; -i t. uplnilfter. d in ru n
patterned blue and taupu velour with nuilini'iiny finished framet;
example of values in Living linom $137 50
Fgyp 1 t r-TH H r
FMe-Pi BJ 5uil In ih ,i!iul f .ri, cui 'intr of a full
tii ttfaol b"l. Mn!v tif; -ii a -iresvim t'l with triptt
rtnH roifii'it i-t f r (- dir. r '
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$122.50
Biff, Boston
Ferns
34c
life
Bijc, btihhy fernt with
I" ii it,' growing fronds In
ft-inch pott that will
thrive all winter. No
'phone ordert filled at
each 34c
New Fall
Rugs
i.i k
m low rncei
Aamin.t.r Ru( Cx9
tiet in new fall pat
term, at
$21.50
Axmin.tsr R u (
7-xU sizes that will
wear well, at
$26.50
Axmmiirr it u ( s
Iseautiful designs in
8.3x10.6 size, at
$34.50
S.imleu Vclvat Ruts
FrinKd, in 8.3x10.6
tize, at
' $39.50
Every Day
Values
8'-cit. Galv. GiirbHe
I'ailt gl.lfj
No. 2 Galv. Wash Tubt
for G5
10-qt.
Pails
Galv.
Water
White Enameled Bath
Stools 91.20
Copper
Wash
S2.59
Bottom
Boilers . . . .
Goods
Sold Out
of Town
On Et.f
T.rmt.
Wrll far
Infitenittion,
Good Klectric Irons
at 83..J5
Food riiopper with 4
knives
8 1.'!!'
Glass Mixii)( Howl
u :!
Adjustable lurch
Gates 8 . IS
HsJt imh Ihn.r .M,it
t 81.:S1I
'.Spruste" M .p Out.
fits at )H?
(kn'd Kitvhen Krovtt
at ,,, 2UC
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flli Buy Your
W UotI
Fall
ties
om Credit
Fall is here! That means new, good-looking
clothes, and it is so easy to secure distinctively
tailored, correctly styled garments that really
become you if you select them here on our Con
venient Credit Plan.
Prices Are LOWER This Year
than they have been in many seasons past
styles are more attractive, too. Make your se
lections NOW pay later at your convenience.
New Dresses
rasnionaoio uiack, brownj and ever popular h j ff
blue are ahown in many material at low at
New Suits
Recent arrivals show bloused or jaunty box
coats and wide nleevei modclt as low as
New' Coats
Fall Shoes
Pair
$5.95 Up
Novelty fabrics, velourn, auedlnc, bolivia,
duvetyne and plush coats ate here as low at
New Fall Hats
Stylos suitable for street and dress wear in
small shapes or smart picture effects, low as
$32.50
$24.50
$4.95
Exceptional Offerings in Men's
if a.
Suit
Due to our "low rent" location
we have been able to jirepare
a feast of values this season.
Discriminating men ami young
men who are seeking correctly
styled fall clothes, carefully
tailored from fabrics thaj back
up their good looks with good
service, will find thw new
suits meeting their most exact
ing demands, at
ttiE up
Boys' Two -Pant
School Suits
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