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CAMPED COURTED, MOXDAT, AUGUST. 23. 1015 12 GATELY HURLEY CO- THE BIG TRUSTFUL STORE" GATELY HURLEY CO. II. OUTLAW TAMER IN MY ROUND UPS Bill Fought Train Bandits For Many Years in Trans-Missouri Region The Best I ce Cream Pure and Clean Every Housekeeper Can Take Advantage Of The August Price Reductions In Furniture, Carpets and Rugs at UP HOLE IN WALL 9 I make BRKYERS ice cream so good, and so pure, CJL and so clean, that we want to make sure it reaches your table in just that shape so we've adopted the SEALED QUART CARTON which contains 6 bricks of cream, wrapped separately.

This protects the cream from contact with anything from the time it leaves our model. The death of Bill Canada of Omaha, recently removed a professional outlaw hunter, a man who cleared the country between Missouri River and the Salt Lake Valley of train robbers and road agents and installed such fea-in their hearts that the onl ytwo outlaw leaders remaining alive have for ten years been in Chili, afraid to come back. For thirty years Canada was engaged In fighting the battles of civilization on the Western nlains and with his edath one of the most pic- (THE GATELY HURLEY CO.) is removed. To him and his organization the deaths of probably half a hundred desperadoes are laid, and the few old time "bad men" who remain along the central route across the country would Just as soon think of tackling a modern battleship with a popgun as of holding up a railroadd oocxoooooooooocjooo ooooooooooooocxy sanitary plant until it goes on your table. It's the newest and the most ideal ice cream 'service of the dav.

Why not an e'arly trial? "POR we make tne terms of payment to suit A you. We offer you choice of the best-made home furnishings, and you're assured here of lower prices than in Philadelphia. We are now near the end of this Great August Sale and there are almost numberlesss pieces of good furniture, odd rugs, that you can select at a big saving. ffllf eArSSTr To-Oate Sanitary Ice Cream Plant I The Cadillac Baby Seat JjVERY mother will see a decided improvement in this over the inconvenience of the old style wicker nursery chairs. Fits any closet seat; adjusted instantly baby cannot fall or loosen spring clamp fastener.

3 Bed, Spring and Mattress, $10.75 EDITOR IN PAY OF THE GERMANS Finished in mahogany. Let us I show it to you. England's face. Nor is that all he said "The English Ministers were prodigal of magnificent phrases," he writes, "but their workshops were idle." 1 asked an Englishman why England still held only her 30-mile front, why-Kitchener's promise of more and more and still more soldiers has not been made good. His reply, in effect, was that Kitchener himself had made good his promise.

He had raised the sold FRANCE IS SORE" ST GREAT BRITAIN Realizes That England is Not Doing Her Share in Big Confl ct EXTRA SPECIAL $1.40 Aluminum Sauce Pan Set 79 cents iers. are three million soldiers or thereabouts in England," he said. "But they are equipped with wooden guns!" So admitted my English friend. "There are men a plenty' he went on, "but they lack the necessary equip- ment. lhey have uniforms, or most of them have, but many lack belts.

knapsacks and the like. And of the train between. Omaha and Salt Lake. Canada 'came West immediately after the war, when he was but eighteen years old. He had served in the Third Kentucky Confederate Infantry, and had been promoted for bravery on the field of battle.

When he got into the trans-Missouri country in 1866 he found a chaotic condition. The gold fever was It its hieght and bands of outlaws and cutthroats infested the land. The first transcontinental railroad was in course of and when it was completed a few years later thousands of rougi characters found themselves out of work and ready for any venture that promised excitement and big pay. From tbc-lr ranks were recruited the train robbers. Nobody knows just how Union Pacific officials happened 'to pick out the quite Bill Canada as the man to "clean up" the vast stretch of mountains, plains and deserts between Omaha and Salt Lake but they did.

After his arrival in the West Canada had been lumber salesman, mule driver freighter, surveyor, sheriff and half a dozen other things. And one day he was Invited to a conference with the hea." of the Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha. When that conference ended the young man. had been instructed to put an end to train robberies on their system. He was not hampered by any instructions.

That was the beginning of the famous "bandit hunters," the organization originated by Canada and used by him In accomplishing the work that he had been set to perform. The "bandit hunters" was a body of twelve men. Every one was a "gun fighter." As horsemen they had no superiors in the West. Cheyenne, was chosen- as the headquarters. A special train consisting of a sletping car, a baggage car fitted up with stalls of their horses and another car used as a dining car and telegraph car waa prepared for their use.

Arrangements were so complete that within fifteen minutes after a call for help was received at Cheyenne the special train with the fighting men, their horses and their telegraph operator could toe en route to the scene of the trouble. The outlaw leaders of the Hole in the Wall country, the Robbers' Roost and Hell's Acre looked upon the bandit hunters as a personal challenge to them, and they were not men to permit a defy to pass unnoticed. Scarcely had Canada's men got used to their mounts when "Flatnose" George Cury and five of his band fo mthe Hole in the Wall swung a red lantern before the Overland Limited as it whizaed through the Red Desert In central Wyoming one night. The Limited stopped, the express and locomotive were detached from the train and sent down the track a short way. The express car.

was dynamited, the- passengers robbed and everything of value taken. STRIKE lUMPER THE" LATTER 3 pans, as shown. lH, 2 and 3 qts. They have "riveted, reinforced, extra long, handle that do not get hot. This is a very popular combination which has made us many friends.

It is one of our leaders and a wonderful value. If you need one be sure to see this for only $1 0.75 SPECIAL $3.50 BED SPRINGS, $1.95 Full size book fold'Dg Japanned spring. Strong and comfortable. A value not equalled elsewhere, only $1.95 Full guaranteed. Specially Lew jOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO thousands and thousands of recruits one sees drilling around London daily, very few have rifles.

They are using ihe sticks used before the war in Ulster with other imitations made since." The French whole-heartedly admit that England furnished the broom which was large! instrumental 'in sweeping German ships and German commerce from the seas. "But French ships have not been idle either," they declare. "We hiive kept the Austrian fleet cooped up all winter and we have done all we could with the fleet in other directions. All we ask: 'Has England, like ourselves, done all. ehe is able to Xo doubt France and England will stand together without faltering right on through to the end, but now there is no doubt about it: more than at any time since hostilities commenced, France is inclined to ask England to get a move on, to quit squabbling at heme and get into The fight.

For every hour the war is prolonged means many lives snapped off. Not the least part of the resentment in France is caused by British insularity. In Kngland, as George Clemen-ceati, the former Prime Minister, writes "After all Calais is only Calais!" Calais is in France a foreign country. The measures taken- around London are an admission that Calais and Boulogne may fall into German hands. The French feel that if England does her duty the thing won't happen.

So the French not only think, but speak. Note: Simms sent a copy of the above to Ed. L. Keen, London correspondent. To-morrow Keen's statement of the British reply.

Axminster High Pile Rugs These are the famous Smith Rugs, 36x63 inches, with 18 patterns to select from. Four dollar Special in this August Sale, at BE SURE AND SEE THE 9x12 feet Brussels Rugs For Only $10.25 This full size rug, of a higher quality than has been sold at the price before is made by one of the largest manufacturers. The colors are rich and well blended in floral and oriental patterns. It is made of pure worsted yarns, which insures good wearing qualities Alex Smith Sons Velvet Carpet This season's goods. As much or as little as you want.

Oriental and floral designs, with 5-8 border to match. Sewed, laid and lined for 95c yard instead jof $1. 35. Not remnants, but fresh, new goods. Buying in large lots for our several stores enables us to sell them in thi Special August Sale 95c yard $3.00 Hy I PHILIP SIMMS, ji i i Staff Correspondent) Palis, AiiiT.

thy mail) Kverybocly in Fnnii-e Knows ii, so why try to keep it a secret: France is not at all satis-lied with wh.it Kngland has clone and is doing in this war, and Englishmen in France, soldiers as well as admit France i right. Am; now come stories by private conveyance from Great Britain, that liOmlon is being fortified with a couple of rows of defenses running entirely around the city; that the English "one never can tell what will pjien th.it they admit they lack ammunition and -will continue to lack it ven tinder best possible conditions for some months. to if the Germans make a dasli for Calais and the other Channel ports with forces such- as she is using around Warsaw, there will be no stopping them at present. What do all these stories mean? the French are asking. What is the matr ter with England after more than a year of war? Why can't she, with all her' steel mills and kindred works, turn out much more than sufficient enough, in fact, to supply her allies "Strikes have hampered Englishmen in France give as an excuse for many of these questions.

"Why tolerate strikes?" the French ask impatiently, "when the life of England hangs in the balance with our own and that of several other countries perhaps as well?" Now, with fall almost at hand, England is still holding, with great effort at that, her little 30 miles of front. The French hold 500 miles. In the 11 months of trench-fighting this proportion has not changed and many has been the time when French artillery has been called upon to support the British even along their short front. Gabriel Hanotaux, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, a historian and unusually calm thinker, has said: "From England there have come il-lusionary catchwords on which we have lived for months and which, after benefitting us for a moment, have ended by doing us harm. Was it not Eord Kitchener, who evolved that formula so pregnant with hope but so tardy in delivery: 'Our forces will continue to expand unceasingly while those of the enemy will unceasingly diminish." Hanotaux did not express this criticism-of England in private, or behind England's back.

He said it in print, to 300 Odd Size Rugs i Made from extra quality of carpet. Velvet, Axminster and Brussels, at a very small price mori FlelKfct T1i viae for hom GEORGE SYLVESTER VIE RECK, Editor of the Fatherland. George Sylvester Viereck. is the founder of the Fatherland, a weekly publication in New York City. It was started shortly after the 'war began and' it has a a rabid defender of German policy, even excusing the sinking of the Lusitania.

It ha sbeen a severe critic of President Wilson's German policy. A New York newspaper, in an effort to show that this publication was largely frupport-ed directly from German official funds, has published what it declares to be letters from Viereck to Dr. Heinrieh F. Albert, German financinl representative, presenting his account for June. 1915, and asking 51,500, and Dr.

Albert's' reply, under date of July 1, 1915, that he hoped "i a the course of the week to be able to make ray-ment." The doctor also makes, what is equal to a demand for control o.ver the policy of the pap--r. A IK FOB ACORN BROOMS Iaalat Uboh Oar LabaL This Fine Dining Room Suite, $21.50 Dim CVService IlirLLAi, 1 TWO TREATED FOR FRACTURED ARMS Suffering from a fractured left arm, Norman Sholt, 19 years old, of Fourth and Cherry streets, was taken to the Cooper Hospital for treatment yesterday. Sholt fell out of a window to the ground, altogether a distance of about four feet. His condition might have ben more serious, if he had not swerved suddenly, landing on his arm as 'a result. "While cranking an automobile, Joseph Holmes, 39 years, of Glassboro, sustained a fracture of the arm, and had to be taken to the Cooper Hospital here to be treated.

He was able to leave the institution afterward. 322 KAI0HN AVENUE i SAND STORM THREATENS LIVES OF MOVIE ACTORS WHILE FILMING DESERT SCENES FOR ''HIS EGYPTIAN. AFFINITY" PARTI" ESCAPES DISASTER. FRANK BEN! Hardwood Parquetry Floor A Specialty Wood Carpet, Grilles, etc, Window Screens, A full line of new tamplei Office and Factory: 141 ARCH ST, II 553-J Keystone 5aj6-A Linoleum Sale Farr Bailey and Potter's Best Grade Linoleum This fine Linoleum comes four yards wide, so you can cover the room without. a seam.

This is a regular 85c value, but sold Special in this August Sale at 49 yd Remnants of Printed Linoleum We're, going to clean up all the best, without regard to former prices. Were up to $1.00. Choice in the August Sale at 38c yd Extia Heavy Rubber Mat 18 by 30 inches. Extra quality This attractive, strong, modern suite is of selected solid oak, beautifully finish. The table is finished with unspoilable varnish, sturdy pedestal style, with 6-foot extension.

Strong chairs, with leather seats What kind of roofing-shall' I' buy? mm Frost Bros. 'The Best in the World is None Too Good for Our Customers' The General says: You can buy a cheap unguaranteed roofing and save a few dollars in initial coat or yoa can pay this slight difference and get a roofing guaranteed by the world' largest manufacturer of roofing and building papers. The final cost is what counts and you'll find it cheaper in the long run to buy ifSfk Autographic KTrrrri ti 1 1 1 i i 1 i it lodakery 0 cf Roofing S3 El Broadway and Pine Street Store Closes daily at 5.30 Open Saturday Night untir 10.30 Furnishes the picture and a memorandum, too right on the negative. "-JU--- J-'-m-'J. Thritiiftif Desert This roofing is the highest quality possible to make and it is guaranteed 5, 10 or 15 years, for 1, 2 or 3 ply respectively.

When once laid, Certain-teed must remain intact at least for the period of the guarantee and the guarantee is a definite Insurance against all roofing trouble. Roofing that is cheaper tbanCerfafri-teerf Is cheaper in quality and is not guaranteed by a big mill and best responsibility. If the cheap roof falls down you will have to pay the double expense of laying a new roof all over again. Certain-teed Roofing is for sale by dealers everywhere at reasonable prices. "HIS EGYPTIAN AFFInTTy A NjMor Photbplay i I All New GOVERNORS HOLD iiiiuiii ilnnii A comedy for the films resulted al run 1 1 Ail )) Kodaks UUIirHD ANNUA General Roofing Manufacturing Company World's largest manufacturers of Roofing and Building Paper New York City Chicago Philadelphia St.

Louts Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit San Francisco Cincinnati Minneapolis Kansas City Seattle Atlanta Houston London Hamburg Sydney i by. the conference that every young man, subject to military duty as he is, be fittsd to perform that duty. In addition to Its consideration of the problem of military defense the conference will suggest and consider means of improving conditions within States and of simplifying relations be-twaen States which now have widely differing laws. Conservation of natural resources, economy and efficiency in State taxation, the duttes and responsibilities of governors in dealing with prisoners, and uniformity In the fundamentals of workman's "compensation acts of the different States, are among the matters that will receive attention. Among those who will present addresses or papers to the conference are Governors Whitman of New York, Btuart of Virginia, Fielder of New Jersey, Lister of Washington, Dunne of Illinois, Hammond of Minnesota, Williams of Oklahoma, Alexander of Idaho and Carlson of Colorado, and former Governors Mann of Virginia, UJmjL 11.1 MMBlliU' t.Z 111 ,1 jj ii wmmm.

r1i i Boston Aug. 23. With a three-day program which covers a wide variety of topics of live public interest, the Governors' Conference tomorrow will begin its eight annual session here. Governors and -former governors representing nearly every State of the Union will bel attendance. National defense will be the most important eubject of discussion, according to Miles C.

Riley of Wisconsin, the secretary of the conference. Under the general topic, "The Rslation of the State to the National Iefense," an attempt will be made to evolve a most aa a disastrous tragedy in real life for the principals in Affinity," a Nestor comedy made in California. The entire company of movie actors including- Lee Moran, Eddie Lyons and their director Al. Christie, journeyed to the Oxnard desert region for local color desired In this Egyptian farce. The scenario called for a chase Across the desert and mounted on two aturdy camels the hero and heroine fled pursued by the "villainous" party.

It took several hours to prepare for these scenes and nobody took particular notice of the storm which was brewing. 6oon the chase comenced and the actors rode on and on in spite of the fearful sandstorm which by now had assumed enormous proportions. When they attempted to retrace their steps they found. It impossible and finding that to go ahead was the only thing left for them to do, they continued diding blindly trusting to fate to guide them to a place of shelter. When the which lasted only a few.

minutes, had subsided a rescuing party fdund them pretty well exhausted but thankful that no bones had bee 1 broken. are equipped. The Old Style Kodaks can be equipped for a song. ASK ABOUT THEM AT FROST BROS. 540 Federal Camden I safety's sake Let us examine the'V 1 I prongs on your.

Dia-1 1 I I mond Rings, they may I I 1 be insecure. Our advice i free. We make them look like new at moderate cost I WALLEN'S Gift Siora f-f i feasible plan that can be reconciled to I IS SOLD IN CAMDEN BY City Line Brick Lumber Co. the American military attituae. Among the governors already arrived! there appears to be a distinctly favor-j able impression of th military policy of Switzerland.

Jt is not improbable 1 that a recommendation will be mad 15 Ammons of Colorado, Dix of York. BRICKS. LUMBER. MILLWORK CITY LINE AND WHITE HORSE PIKE, CAMDEN N. J.

O'Neal of Alabama and Blease of South Carolina..