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GUNS THUNDER AT
CAMP ATASCADERO
Flags Wigwag, and Heliographs
Flash from Heights as the
Troops Rush Positions
tA.oel.tA T»re9s]
CAMP ATASCADERO, Sept. 17.—
"War's alarm" again re-echoed
throughout the beautiful wooded hilli
and dales of Atascadero today in the
second field operations of the army
maneuvers now going on under Brig.
Gen. Tasker H. Bliss. Heliographs
Hashed from height to height.
"Wig-wag" flags denoted the activity
of detachments of the signal corps at
points of observation, batteries of field
guns thundered across the flats, col
umns of cavalry galloped along under
the protection of hills with patrols on
the ridges to the right and left to
guard against surprises, and behind all
were the ambulances with their red
crosses drawn by plodding mule?.
AKIZOXAXS TOO LATE
This is a kaleidoscopic bird's-eye
view of today's field operations par
ticipated in only by the regulars, the
Arizona detachment having arrived too
late last night to take part in the
maneuvers today. As a matter of
fact, there was little excitement and
less of the spectacular in the "battles
Than this picture- might indicate.
There are no cavalry charges Witt
sabers flashing in the sun, no rushing
of heights at the point of the bayonet,
nnd so far the roar of artillery lias
been conspicuous by its absence, imn
lines of khaki-clad infantry, incon
spicuous against the brown landscape,
move forward in skirmish order, now
slowly taking advantage, of every tree
and defensive position, now on the run.
A single shot and then a scattering
volley The force may be opposed by
a regiment or by no more than a score
of men composing an outpost. That is
for the commander to flml as best he
can or deduce from the lay of the
ground and as the situation develops.
Vpon the quickness and accuracy of
his judgment, his resourcefulness and
the tactical disposition of his troops
will depend the report of the umpire*
and the criticism or praise bestowed
upon him.
JURORS SELECT DESIGN
FOR GOETHE MEMORIAL
Munich Man's Model to Be Erect
ed in Chicago
BERLIN, Sept. 17.—The International
jury chosen by the German societies of
Chicago to select a design for the
Goetho memorial to be erected in Lin
coln park in that city decided today
on the design submittetd by Professor
Hermann Hahn of Munich.
Nine sculptors competed, the others
being A. Jaegers of New York, H. BchU
ler of Baltimore, Hugo Lederer °f Ber
lin C A Hermann and Hubert Netz
■rer of Munich, George Werba of Dres
den, O. Schmikowltz and A. Hanak of
All nine designs will be executed for
the principal cities of the United
States, in case the other municipali
ties express a wish to commemorate
the German poet.
• The winning model is fifteen feet
high and shows the lightly draped fig
ure of a young man with one foot
resting on a block of marble, holding
an eagle on his knen. Just above the
pedestal is a portrait in relief of
(loethe.
WILL CUT OFF PASSES
OF MANY R. R. OFFICIALS
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—The railroads
in the western association, comprising
the line? between Chicago and the
Rocky Mountains, have adopted a rec
ommendation that after January], 1911,
no complimentary annual passes be is
sued to the officers and agents of other
rallroadß below tho rank of assistant
general passenger af?ent. This will cut
off from transportation thousands of
traveling passenger and freight agents
and local representatives of roads ac
customed to traveling tree.
The recommendation Is contingent,
however, on its adoption by freight
traffic organisations. It is considered
Impracticable to abolish the Issuance
( if passes tn passenger traffic officials
unless the rule is extended to cover
freight officials.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
PLANS NATIONAL COUNCIL
BOSTON, .Sept. 17.—What prominent
Congregatlonallsts say will be; the n ost
important gathering of members of
that denomination ever held In this
country will convene in this city next
month, when the national council ot
the Congregational churches of the
Vnited States will hold its fourteenth
triennial session from October 10 to 20.
Five thousand delegates are expected.
A notable feature will be the observ
ance of the centenary of the organiz
ation of the American board o£ com
missioners for foreign missions.
Congratulatory addresses will be
made by representatives of moro than
fifty missionary organizations of other
religious denominations in the United
States and Europe.
NEW BUREAU WILL FIGHT
GAMBLING IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—District At
torney Whitman declared today liis
purpose to enter energetically into
the flght against gambling In this
city and announced his intention of or
ganizing a "Rambling squad" to deal
with the evil.
"This bureau," said Mr. Whitman,
"will be In no sense a squad organ
ised for the purpose of conducting
raids mi suspected places, but a bu
reau Of five or six competent depu
ties who shall sift the evidence and
so prepart i asea that convictions may
be obtained as well as indictments."
RUSSIAN POLICE RENEW
HOSTILITY TOWARD JEWS
KIEV, Russia, Sept. 17.—•The police
have become more active In expelling
the Jews who lr,i\->- fc>< en ordered back
•within the restricted territory set aalda
for them.
From September 12 to ■■•■ eighty-four
7>ersons wen- drivon out nr Sfiven a
period in which t.. make their
exit Thirty-two Jews left voluntarily.
on the same (lay flfty-sis persona
were expelled from the subuiba ot So
lomonka and Dmieffku.
Special Offerings-^.^^^^e^of^tore
uu^ A,,o rtm en t , n A u x^e. , PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF ARTISTIC AND ECONOMICAL HOME : FURNISHINO . ' Lowe.t Price. Alway.. Best Term.
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF ARTISTIC AND ECONOMICA^OI^F^^SJ^ _ _____
r^ u A^ rT^TT^rißi^ririrr^it -Handsome Serving Trays of —_\ Credit System Fairest and
—The Advantage in Buying at Solid Mahogany at Ha if Price Mri£libera|-;
Barker Bros to Reduce stock Most J_iDerai -*
_, Our claims of largest assortments in all lines are based upon absolute j w§ .. Thosf wh° t d° lfl__? t^_S tSJ^ thfltteToT terms, w7£
f facts and cannot be contradicted by any competitor. Not on,y in th, WM^^^^^^^^^^^^^
matter of variety, but the advantage of choosmg everyth^g ne^ed m acorn • peeiaiiy suitable for the jjgg home, able *^£ffiZ%^ paynie which will meet the convenience o
plete outfit—furniture, carpets, rugs, drapery, stoves, kitchen utensils ana ry^ wepk untu our Btock la^redU c d s uf- er. vyeare r« y « w hich will prove most i ac tory and most
even your piano-all from one house, as you can do here, cannot help but flc ientiy to meet with our $ 7 .00 each imhv.dual pat on-tern sbo hiro. buyer's and seller standp oint.
make your outfitting, easier and more satisfactory. More than th.s, the «««*• cconomtfal-an d- :fa.reKt of all th fo ™ in b^ alit all that the word implies.
volume of business we handle makes it possible to offer values which cannot _ <r^) .j l^ Our slogan, Pest Terms, viill be found y _ _
be duplicated by any other firm in our field. v, ~ \ 1 M^?,\i,ln X ' . • ■»«■• i^»_» TV»KI/*CS
j__ —: i 1 MIIWMIiWE —Best Assortments in Mission 1 ables
—Choose the Dining Room Furniture j^p.. 1 I| ; For Living Room f.'\__ftVf?J
at Barker Bros., Where Largest Variety M^^W^^i and Library ;' ' i» d \WM\ Jof
—" 1 and Smallest Prices --50 Fumed Oak Mission Livi \\ \'' "^k Y\\ ,
Combine to Offer fej# r^SS"'* SMt-i^:
Greatestlnducements jSL^^^^-mfi^^ffl
W Combine to Offer Ys mission table* Specially 40x36 inches; S^p^r,'/)..1J i -:-^'^^.,
Greatestlnducements g^l^TPt '^ 'TZ^Z^lf fi'S^Bl
—$17.50 for this 8-foot extension Golden K^ mission table? Specially $6.75 " *
-^yO^ffll\ ak Dining Table as shown here; heavy ~~~CT^^ t/ priced far Monday at »pu»i*- — —-a_^ir r
fc^o/Mi W^SL pedestal, 44-inch top, massive &rtn rA -* • ed Qak Round Top Miss i on Table ***" ~^ TjlDj f**^¥^ m
daw feet: .pedil Monday $1/.OU _ Morr j s Chair for Solid Com- M^^^^f 2^1!?^ %■
y^M-7^. SS l .r^.n%.SS°f,^°' r- '"" bs2 7S , fort-Barker Bros. Most ;^^...?^.*?.? *3.75 --^ _.
f.' . i •-' I ■ ~1^"J special Monday * 'XttraotiW Offprint* — ~~ _ • «
_ i-i _ -^^.i m,^ ——— Attractive Offering -——— F ncv Sofa PiUowS— Special
Tj T. T o . t , —$9.50 for this Fumed Oak Mission Style _ $n Gol(3en Onk ■■■ dll^ J. vlw X XJ.XV tt wr r
—Bungalow Nets—Special —$19.50 Fumed Morr i 3 C halr shown here; spring seat and «o^ c h a » r ; __ Sofa PiUowB) an a9Bortrae nt of uo, 75 different P nio^
IJUII^aiUVY l>iei& opCUdl rfg chajr back of genulne brown Spanish leather, full Morris chair, _s o fa Pillows, an assortment of fully 75 different puiows,
-Bungalow Nets, fifty different styles, in white and Ara- Spanish leather : ■■ gg rdTumb^TfsTossTbieTo 'buUdfa gTeen cotton ye covered in a variety of patterns and coloring*, sue 24x-4
bian. 36 to 50 inches wide; specially priced Monday as fol- ette cushions . pattern in which there 18 maximum c^, f r^a lour cUShions" inches, regular $1.50 values; a feature in the drapery ae
-1OWS: ■ special Cl 4 7C ChairB^ values ordinarily go. (*{\Ff\ tfnnlllv .$l3" partment at, each '" C
40c and 50c qualities Monday, yard 25c Monday *»1«'«» .\n extraordinary bargain. J>V .ill Slonaay " / ~ tx *^«« # ,* ViftU Vlctnr
85c and $1.00 qualities Monday, yard. 50c sr^iai Monday at <py.OV On Sale in Drapery Department— *>tttl xioot
On Sale in Drapery Department—Fifth Floor . ' — ■— " ' ] -, . «
iLaceCmt^ed^^l^^^^^ You Bay Barte Bros Own Make of Uphol- JZ^SSSaA
1,, Curtains; Cluny.^ Arabian W^^^i ' FU/" / Z^nA VT^^t^^SSl 3& &%* —
Scrim and other novelties in a large jMK^SnPMI] Saving Of the Eastern MakerS Profit and *reignt gg **, J^Zm eclal PJtMows
variety of patterns; nearly fifty styles ! TJ?j!A>%^# Ifcll rF _ $65 Turkish Leather Rocker, English I -557.50 Mahogany Davenport Sofa, as '^V^^^(jgk^mA. .perlal. CO gQ
In the assortment. Specially priced for i!|f»^i? $?&%'?&*& ZU fireside pattern; patent springs which 1 illustrated here; six feet long, luilr- X i»lr • <' >)'
Monday as follows: liTlKf' vj Ipwlffll . .*•'• "P 'i IT'" rock sideways as well as forwards and \]\,.,] green denim cover, tufted seat, j£^Si>_J»_Mflf aMPr HTf *"°° l'oHI«r*», Monday »p«rlal, $4 25
*5.«0C , Mona.y .p,e..1, 33 QQ lM}W^^¥^U '^^n^^ wHn plain back; a splendid^ Co'oni^copy 1 g£ Port,^.. Mo-d^ .p«.a,. $SSQ
£;^«^*i $3.00 %%7^^W 4?£ 0 n SS»W«tf^« P' '
J9.00 Curtains, Monaay special, » ft Off Spanlsn leatner, ,SSS.UU Monday special
!"■■■• 9».^3 ' 3t _ _ . Hundreds jH^H?'" 1
rjT|p Ar.is.ie —Our Own "Quality" Reed, Rattan and Willow Best of All r <p tt
minor h«weil front F"n* P«^b^g ' 's—-""■ N^VJ/(l| T?«- __|T % %_J %/ WET/ # shown; Colonial design, beautifully
laMaho°^y d;;;;;;,":;;. Frlnch Many Beautiful Articles for Living Room, Bed Room, Sun Parlor and Other Uses ■ n i sh "AVm-Lc;er;
plate bevel mirror, swell CIQCft T*«*"J r uvuuuxu . j* o On Willow Arm Chair; fireside pattern—Special Monday *»•&« ba utlfully inlaid back, white holly
Front; spec.a, Monday $19.50 -gj *gjH£ Reed Ann j ife rdlrß^n^rm" Hoc.er-SpeclarMondav W PtST^o^ff "*
_ffS? SS^OT^-SSS — / ,„ : To f,, . AM i^i Off Pedestals and Tabour- , .2S^^t3ißpS^-ffd-«ib-
E c£ $39.00 -couches of various ; Sample Mattresses 20 to 33t% On ettes rpriced "i 1 same prlce —
: . i Styles Specially Priced _ at 8:30 shall place on sale aot of about thirty s-pie -n« oowen oak *±£**2 M -The Vulcan
-Leonard and J™^ six inchea SSPSKKTS^^^^ Slf il^SS^ * 6 . 6 0 Trade Mark
?;ir e 'iS Ivsgg^gs -s-g-s'sssg- Sjsgj= - °^ o^d
M?nimumlce —An Extraordinary Sale of Highest Grade Enamel and Aluminum Ware, satisfaction
Consumers to Advertise This New Kitchen Equipment Department ar''^^^
im ~lf-\ | Kr-?^»^r-T?^ rk^'z of hiitKuß.^:-;:^? 1 .'r;^ ss,S£Uo seconds, n o ne danced. Kemernber, sel,,n S be.ins Monday mom. fk^ynß J| ■
y\ -_£^_j I ~P;-it S T hr^o ed"^on.?iMonX^ ouV* kitchen c, ■ V , m ,nt D^t.-Basement. _
5 — 'J& ; (f •§;:_3) i£_jj —^* r ' # . fT _ Range Offering
—Finest Blue Enamel Ware —"Quality" Aluminum Ware —-^-.j^
•■■l lllVOl JLJH.%-**-' —* *•—-»-»■*' rvrC! ' COFFEE POTS • *""*" with elevated broiler, one
PRESERVING KETTLES COFFEEPOTS STRAIGHT POTS | COH^Ji ruis ' <mr mmt popt u» r y i e b roii
-Sl'.OO Leonard Heiri Kr r a tor, a« v.ocoiro-vrTMr IfFTTT El COFFEE POTS 7V. U, 75c »:10° «'*'—««••' I"-! 0" SMS er as large a* » re««l»r 16-lncJi
lUuitratedl a«h FMe, front paiuil PRESERVING Kt-HL£-& wvx x %f - >0 SU(^ Slilp r „ " $ . ( 50 s , /e _sale price »--5 nv-T «„«! ronstmcted as heavily
quarter-wwsd oak, round comeri, «j m M»e—xale prlre »'c »3 «o slzi—Shlh prlre »•» ttT A TTTTTTT T7«% 7 ,77 « « «h
-■veil h-uIN, ln.nlule.l ulth I'liur- 50 ,. sire—Sale pri. c 35< !,„ „ «i. Li,.. »1.15 *3.50 mlh—Sale J'rire * '.' ' TEA Xt 1 1 Llib and gubfitanttally a. the range H-
Koal .heetlngi shelve., let r»ck, . 45c $I.M SUe—Sale price * • » { m KUcSal( , pr | ce J..0 sup—Sale price *t-S« »*lf| both range oven and ele
fluei unil drain pipe, ifll rembv- 7Sc Size—Sale rllp $1.85 Sl/e—-Sale price •»••» S3-i -, 0 slie—Sale price *■•'•;! " i 3OO itce— pric *'•" i vated broiler Ignite from the out
able; baaeboard mode lo lift up, «i 00 —Sale prlre 63c „,-.—,™, T no *4.OI) SUe—.Sale prlee Bm '»5 HUe—Sale prlee $3.00 / | ( |e, by meanit of the patent »afe
to allow for removal of drlp-P»n; , , 83c TEA KETTLft-t> Hi 1.50 ihe— price. i".«o\ «3.«0 Slue—Sale price *3.5« (y Vulcan pHat, which preclude*
lini locka and hinge., tin? lln- *1.50 SUe— price • »•> lf3iW) SU e—Sale price *-•»» 400 hlie _ Sa i e price **■»« / oy po ß( ,||,uity of explo»lon. All
o 't Si4 e 3 ,';;."''" uj,;r nr^/pXr w^«.^-«rt. Price h.m . "Oc SUe^a c price i :::::::::;«^ Ll p sauce pans platters bumern-oven, t . P and brouer
■tyle. ror families of medium 0 size— price »105 $1.00 SUe—*ale price '" .. «i »x «lie-«ale price "° Xl 00 Size—Sale price »5« are of the famou* one-piece, per.
Klie. A .peclal value CO Q«; i $3.00 Size-Sale pue *1.80 Blze-«ale price *J.IS VM SlzHlsale Srlce !! 85c *\Ts SUe^ale price «5c fectly drlUed Vulcan «yle| one
Munilu.v lit »*.»»»» QTRAIGHT POTS " fiMR Size—Sale piice SI. J., 5 S | ie — price 95c »1.73 SUe—Sale price 3c of the most modern, moat enn
.,„ T ,_, „ Blß«iWi* *v ■•» 50 SUe— price *'•"'" gi.'oO SUe—Wale price •'••» Tea mralneni 40c. Sale price. ....... *5c venlent ranges built; a range, also,
-#80.00 Leonard (leunahle He- sUc-,Sale price Mr •' ' »,.,,-, »»SO «M—BaU price * ••« CowblnaHoa 1-em.m .Squeezer-Drinking Cup h „,,„ „.„„„,„,„ fud bm , #
Wg«ratori 1 a.h ca.fVßoWen oak *1..5 —sale Price ••-• ,.00 Mze—Sale price Ng *"73 Size-Sale price *«-"5 *1.00. Sale EGG PANS »5« .reatest heat for lea.t
:,':v:v.t ri 1;:. 1 in^sft^"^* •••« ■—«■»"- ;-~ coffee biggins fry pans egg pans p-im. —-t , f ... consumed,
r^T^d'd^n-'pipe" h» <iVi._ov! *^^—•'- price *• *« Size-Saie price » .80 ' H. __-*-. prto. ..f »J «0c Si.e-^ale J-^^-g-f^JjS ,^SW^^r!I«TS
able, bra., lock, and hinge., full 53.35 SUe-Sale price *l-0 , S-7S size-Sale price »'•«<> »}•«» g^ff? price "i i:.:: «c JJ gUe^Sa c price ! .. 6«o city at anywhere near It. price
S£fti iSfeSWiS »—Ue_.a,e price $lB° U -e^ale price '175 g| 3Jgg J :;;;;;;:; Hsc '" SP OONS , \ StfW'riSßK SUWPT
Itarlmenti 1 alw. another provision tea pots tea pots JJJ! Size—Sale price ::::::::::::::::».«. Table Mze, per doz., $1.75. . f123 livery and connection anywhere
compartment, with xeparate door. lUn fW X o lafl rWI O f«.^w nize—naio pmo sale price ...SI.SS within the limit* ot our team
un.lcr lea cbamberi » ■ ndld, , v M -^ ,, pr ,,. e asc TEAPOTS Dessert »lze, per doz., «1.60. route., $29 50
hllfhcKl <liis» rcfrlßcrnlnr, K|icciul- fi.ooslze —Sale price '•" , lr ii.. SI 8^ ~...,. r | r ß Bo<" at <p«i*T»*»U
Lares« Househoid and Office Furnishing Mgu4C&*'Sit€& 724 726 728, 730 and 732 South Broadway
Establishment in the West gra l i s mej> is &a^ ■ Between even lg
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1910.

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