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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Merit Makes it Famous
THE ONLY REMEDY IN THE WORLD. Ex.
CEPT A SURGICAL OPERATION, THAT
WILL CERTAINLY CURE ANY
FORM OF PILES


FORM OF PILES.
The study of physicians the experiments of
chemists. the loudly advertised pretensions of
quacks, have been for years expended in one direc-
ton; to find pile cure that would cure.
The results have been number of harmless and
in most useless ointments, suppositories and
even internal remedies. which the public have
weighed In the balance Of experience and found
wanting; nearly all of them gave some relief, but
nothing approaching a radical cure resulted from
these preparations.
The remedy required is one which will immedi-
ately stop the pain severe In many cases of
piles, and then by contracting the small blood
sells (capillaries) to their normal size produces
radical cure by reducing and finally absorbing the
tumors and healing the tnfamed, raw mucous sur
faces.
Until few years ago such remedy had been
produced but at that time a suppository was
placed upon the market which has since proven
itself to be the long sought permanent for this
common and distressing trouble; 1t has rapidly be-
famous throughout the United States and
Canada, and Is now sold by all druggists under the
name of Pyramid Pile Cure.
1t is now the best known, because its merit and
safety have advertised 1t wherever used II has
been advertised by word Of mouth, from one SUI
ferer to another people who have tried everything
else. even submitting to painful and dangerous
surgical operations without avail, have finally
found that piles can be cured without pain and
without expense practically. as the Pyramid Pile
Cure il sold for the nominal price Of 80 cents and
81 90 per package.
The Pyramid instantly stops all pain and at the
same time contains no cocaine. morphine or mar
cotics; the acids and healing properties contained
in the remedy speedily remove, cause a healthful
natural contraction and absorption Of the tumors
1t viii any form Of rectal trouble except can.
Ger and advanced fstula which, by the way, neatly
always results from neglecting proper and timely
treatment for piles.
book on cause and cure Of piles sent free by
addressing Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
CHESS AND, CHECKERS.

The usual summer depression at the local
chess club has been followed by revival
of interest, and for the past two weeks the
attendance has increased. 1t is to be hoped
that tournament will be arranged. and it
is probable that an effort in that direction,
based on a handicap that would give each
contestant an equal show with the best.
would meet with success. Now would be
good time to breach such a scheme. as a
majority are full Of enthusiasm with a chip
on both shoulders.
The Rice Gambit continues to attract at
tention. and the severe test to which IT was
subjected in the recent contest between
Champion Lasker and the veteran Tschig-
orin shows that 1t Is not without merit.
1t Is true that the odd game was won by
the defense. but the contest was so nearly
even that the gambit can hardly be called
unSound.
Recent extensive reana1ysis by European
experts holds that the line Of play known
as the Siegheims attack is the strongest
the opening moves Of which are as fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22

Comments.
(a) We the threshold of the Muzio
but don't ''Muzo' worth a cent
(b) Here Is where the variation comes in which
in hitherto official language, is called the Sacrifice
Of the bishop"
(c) K-Ksq is safer play.
Id Now the gambit Of the two pieces is estab-
nshed
(e) The new play. Greco gives sQ-B5ch,
K-Q3; P-Q4, B-Kt2, etc, overlooking that
K-B3 is Blacks best ninth move.
% II KxkP, castles Is the best answer If
KxQP, Q-Qsqch is the proper continuation.
(g) Pos is best. compelling Black to move
K-B4.
CHI Best resource.
% Fine little move. meaning check with bishop
opening knights file according to the play,
(k) To slip the king away from the attack
% BxB and then on QxBch, P-QB4 is the move
The line of play adopted leads to beautiful con-
cusions
lml Bang! 1t is supposed to do the trick for
Black So 1t does.
(n) Everything all serene now Black has a
large majority but the only thing that Jared him
that White now announced innate in three
moves" He first thought 1t the hot air
principle, but cold storage analysis revealed she
mate. which is pretty as picture. We leave
the reader to discover it.
The following game was played in the
Hastings tourney and was awarded the Sec
ond brilliancy prize. The magnificent end
ing appeals to all lovers Of fine chess:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
PARKS THE PESsIMIST
LABOR AaITAToR PREDICTS SPLIT
IN IRON WORKERS ASSOCIATION.
Annual Convention at Kansas City
Develops Intense Partisan
Feeling.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. September 22.-Sam-
uel J. Parks early today predicted a split
in the International Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers ii the an
nual convention at today's session should
refuse to recognize union No. 2 of New
York city of which he is a member. The
union had been expelled by President Bu-
chanan, and up to late last night the ere
dentials committee appointed yesterday had
wrestled with the question Of sustaining
this action.
The committee was ready to report when
the convention met today, and when Pres
ident Buchanan called the delegates to Or
der shortly after 10 O'clock the feeling
was intense. The meeting OF the creden-
tials committee had been held In secret
and no intimation Of its conclusions had
been given out.
81 Will Win Out"
II do not care what they do" said Mr..
Parks Il am going to win out in the end. II
the convention sustains the committee we
will walk out and go back to New York and
continue our little local of 5000 men just
like we did before there was any interna-
tional union"
Before the convention opened President
Buchanan intimated that his candidacy for
reelection would depend upon the con-
vention's action in the Parks case. If the
delegates from the union suspended by the
president seated, he, probably, 1t Is
stated, will not run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
CREDIT FOR EVERY ONE.
House & HERMANN,
Cor. Seventh and (Eye) Streets.

only as old as he looks. to which Dumas re-
Piled: Don't talk nonsense my dear fell
low. You may deceive Others but not your
self, as regards your age. You remind me
Of our poor friend George Sand. who said
We are Ill only when we allow ourselves
to be so: we die because we desire it; and
we grow old because we have not the en-
ergy to remain young These are pretty
paradoxes to which people treat them
selves for the sake of Illusion. Illness In
watching for us. death prowls around us.
old age grips us with its crows feet, and we
are unable to defend ourselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Notes by Richard Jenkins

(NoteS ny niciiaru JeHkinSb
(a) In dispatch game No 17os Mr.: Vair here gives
25-22, which Is affirmed to be Whites strongest
possible attack" Unless this dictum proves to be
based upon an oversight there is large instruc-
tive and interesting hafer MAS N store Tor
So. 25-22 and If Ola, 1915 wins; If, instead
Of 9-14, I'll or 4-s be played. 22-1s viii win;
A-2S also loses.
(c) Best here.
Ia l6-1s. 22-15, 1919, s1-2e. $780, ell,
6-1O, 1875, 2-o 17-19, Ella, 11-S Ais IS.
1o-1b, 81, 1913, 2e-22 White wins
e) 27, 2e-23, 1919, 32-2s 1926, $50,
$50 22-1S, SO-28, lila White wins
a. 2427. 2a-1s 16-24. s2-2s. A-27. 2s-1s.
White wins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Ruy Lopez.
Comments,

(a) Q-Q3 seems somewhat better.
OBJ Black threatens to win the exchange by
P-QB4. P-Kt5 followed by B-QK4; If the queen
were at Q3, Kt at GA could over to X Kt3
by way Of k2 with better position.
(c) To keep the kt from B5 before continuing
POS.
(d) Preparing to attack directly on the king.
(e) Black pays dearly for this, as will be seen
later on.
81 very hne sacrifice. which forces absolute
mate in a moves.
(g) A fine ending.
Leonhardts new attack showing the new
attack In the Ruy Lopez opening that Herr
Lennha rdt PLAYED in the NetherIand chess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
INSTRUMENTS DESTROYED.
Government Loses Wireless Telegraph
Machinery by Fire.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NORFOLK. Va, September 22.-An the
instruments for the governments wireless
telegraph station at Cape Hatteras on the
North Carolina coast were lost in a fire at
Elizabeth City. N. c.. which destroyed the
railroad station In which they were stored.
This will cause considerable delay in the
opening Of the new wireless station, which
otherwise would have been opened next
week. The loss will amount to several
thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Dumas on Age.
York Commercial Advertiser.

Frou, the New York Commercial Advertiser
Dumas fills used to be a neighbor of Lord
Salisbury at Puy. and the two were on
most friendly terms. One day-it was twen-
ty-dve years ago-a friend commented on
the English marquis aged and worn APP
pearancs. comparing 1t with Dumas youth
fulnees. although the Frenchmsn was eight
years older than the Engiishman. Duquesnel.
the friend. said that this proved man was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Sites for Public Buildings,

Sites for public buildings have been select
ed as follows: East Liverpool. Ohio cor
ner Broadway and 9th street: price, $50 600.
Butler, Pa, corner Jefferson and Washing
ton streets; price. $4,000. Amesbury.
Mass, corner Main and Aubin streets:
price, 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Pointer for Poets.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
II don't see anything in this new poem
OF Jones'" said the assistant editor.
"Of course you DON'T" replied the editor
in-chfef. because opened 1t first and took
q 50 bill out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
congress-:
Checkers,

AS the merits of the winter" opening
has been frequently under discussion by
the members of the local club we append
herewith a game illustrative of that open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22

Secretary Moody In Philadelphia.
Secretary Moody left last night for Phil
adelphia to inspect the Naval Home there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Shipping Game From the State.

80. 1t shall be unlawful, except as herein
after provided. to ship or transport, to
cause to be shipped or transported from
this state, whether alive or dead, wild wa
ter fowl, wild turkeys pheasants or grouse.
woodcock. cartridges. quail or other game
birds. or any deer or venson, killed or cap
tured within this state, nor shall the same
be killed. captured, or possessed with In
tent to ship or transport from this state.
a. Any person authorized to hunt under
the laws of this state may, during the open
season, take with him out of the state.
either in his personal possession or as his
baggage, on the same conveyance with him,
not in a closed package, but exposed to
view, not exceeding thirty wild water fowl
fifty quail or cartridges, ten pheasants or
grouse, three wild turkeys, deer, or
plovers, snipe, sand pfpers, Willis tattlers.
or curlews, not exceeding twenty-five of
each. or not exceeding 100 in the aggregate,
when killed or captured by himself: pro-
vided. the same shall be plainly labeled or
tagged with the name and address of such
person: and any citizen of this state may,
during the open season, ship or have trans
ported from this state, as a gift, and not
for market or SALE so stating on the ship
ping tag. one deer during the season. and
not exceeding three wild turkeys, six pleas
tridges or quail: provided. that sucn game
shall be shipped exposed to public view and
unconcealed, and each parcel or package
shall be plainly labeled or tagged with the
name and address of the donor and Of the
donee, and the number Of each of such
game SO shipped. This section shall not ap-
ply to sora, or rabbits. or hares.
Law Regarding Common Carriers.
80. 1t shall be deemed a violation of this
section for any person to deliver any Of the
game herein mentioned to any common
carrier or person for shipment or trans
portation out of the state, or for any COM
mon carrier or person to carry or transport
or receive for shipment or transportation
any such game in any other manner than
is provided in this section
sc. Nothing in this section shall be con-
strued to prevent common carriers from
carrying or transporting any of the game
herein mentioned in unbroken packages
from beyond the confines of this state
through the same to some point In another
state.
~ Any person corporation violating
any provision of this section shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and be liable to fine Of
$50 for each offense. or imprisoned In Jail
for not exceeding sixty days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
HUNTING IN VIRGINIA
NON MUST HERE
AFTER PROCURE LICENSES.
Law Recently Adopted Restricting the
Shipment of Game From the
State.

Very few District sportsmen whose pro-
clivities for hunting lead them intp the
commonwealth of old Virginia arc &C
quainted with the fact that an explicit
statute was recently adopted prohibiting
non-resdents from bagging game birds OF
any sort except sora. without having first
obtained hunters license from the state
authorities. The license fee Is $40 and the
permit is restricted to the open season In
the six months next following. The licenses
are granted by the clerk Of the circuit court
of any county. AS the shooting season will
soon be at It's height and as Virginia Is
favorite place of resort for many District
followers of the gun, the provisions of the
law governing hunting in the old dominion
will be read with a good deal Of interest
They are embraced in section 2070c of the
state code. and read:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Must Obtain Hunting License.

Il. 1t shall be unlawful for any person.
no. resident Of this state. to hunt or kill
wild water fowl. wild turkeys, pheasants
or grouse, woodcock, cartridges, quail or
other game birds, or deer, within this state
until he shall have first secured a hunting
license as hereinafter provided; the nom
resident children of resident owners of land
in this state shall be allowed to hunt on
such lands as though they were residents
of this state.
'2. Upon the personal application of any
nonresident to the clerk of the circuit
court of any county in which he first begins
to hunt, such clerk shall. upon the pay
ment of so, issue to such nonresident a
hunting license, using a form to be pre-
scribed by the auditor of public accounts
for that purpose, emitting him to hunt and
kill wild turkeys, pheasants or grouse
woodcock, cartridges, quail and other game
birds during the open season in the six
months next following, and subject to any
restrictions now existing against, or which
may hereafter be imposed upon residents
of this state. And upon the payment of
an additional fee of $15 such nonresident
shall have issued to him a license emitting
him to hunt and kill, in addition to the
game already enumerated, wild water fowl
and deer. under the circumstances and re-
strictions above set forth The clerk shall
retain 80 cents as his fee for issuing such
license and the residue he shall account
for to the auditor of public accounts. unless
otherwise provided for by law Such license
shall not be transferable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Covert Cloth, ST 80.

56-inch All-wool Covert Cloth: pop
ular fabric for suits or jackets; tans,
grays, browns and blues; ~
warranted to wear. Spe- - II .6QU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-22
Black ZibeNime.

A very fine. stylish dress fabric;
makes up handsomely for
a full suit or long coat: d 4 ~
makes a beautiful suit; 80 ~ rs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
THE KILTIES ARE COMING.
The Canadian Mus cal Orsani-
zation OF Forty Pieces Will
Visit Alma Dec 81.

Manager OPP has secured the famous
band, known as the Kilties. a Scotch
Canadian organ zation OF forty pieces,
for an afternoon entertainment on Dec.
81, the day before New Year. This
band usually visits ONLY the large cities
when a tour of the United States is
made, bot this year they are making
side trip through Michigan playing two
towns daily, giving n Que an afternoon,
the other an evenings entertainment.
A large guarantee has been put up by
Manager dip aud it is to be hoped that
the Kllties will be literally patroniz I'd
for the reason il is not very often the
people of Alma are given an opportunity
like this. They appear in Detroit next
week. aud Donald Mccormack, The
gispt drum major OF the bands, Is stated
as being there this week "a an advance
q ivertisement A parade will be given ht
noon In full SCOTTISH costume. The
prices OF seats have been fixed with o
few at 70 cents and the balance 90 and
B5 cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
BRAIN-FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ri 1iculous food fad has been
branded by the most competent authori
ties. They have dispelled the lily notion
that one kind OF food lie needed for brain.
another for muscles, and still anot her
for bones. A correct diet vi not only
nourish particular part OF the body,
but it will sustain every other part. Yet,
however good your food may be, lis nu
triment is destroyed by indi, esiion or
dyspepsia. You must prepare for their
appearauce or prevent their coming by
taking regular doses Of Green's August
Flower, the favOrite med cine of the
healthy millions. A few doses aids d.
gestiOr, stimulates the liver To- healthy
action, purities the blood. aud makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You can
get thus reliable rtmadv at Shsrrar d
Mulholland's. Price 25c and 700.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
WILEY A HOT AIR SPLITTER.
VIII wrestle Reakes il the Hammer Loci
and strangle Hold are Barred.

At the time Of the Reakes- Parker
wrestling match tel gram was read in
which one Max Willy, of New York,
issued a challenge TO The winner. We
all know that Mr. Reakes won the mat h
and announced at the time that he would
accept the challenge. He did so in a
letter 10 Mr.. Wiley, but tnat gentleman
then added a proviso that the banner
lock and s'raDgle hold be barred. Mr..
Reakes wrote HIM a rather sarcastic
Litter in rSply and this week he T, c-ivpd
an answer from Wiley in which he
rather goes after Bobby, "still insisting,
however that the hammer lock and
strsnzle ho'd be barred. Reakes IL will
ing TO bar the sfranRle. but The hammer
lock, nav. Wiley styles himself the
"Rochester Wonder" aud from the
make no Of his letter IL i clear thai he T.
entitled To the "won@er' part. IL W, uld
look az though MIR Why's methocs OF
wrestling IL 10 stand mp. or lie on a
uch and spit hot air at his antagoniu
instead Of locking horns in the usual
style followed by l. gtImate followers OF
the mat. Mr.. Rsakps has underworld 10
m ct Wiley for three years and p,oposes
10 either make him come TO time now or
take TO the tall timber.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
Tour of All Mexico

Via Iron Mountain Route, under escort
OF Reau Campbell, Mgr the American
Tourist Association. Quincy Building.
1l3 Adams St, Chicago. Selected CHI
entele. Limited. All exclusive pIivi :
eyes, Independent travel Special Pull
man Vestibuled Train, Drawing Room,
Compartment, Library and Music Room,
with the largest Dining Car in the
World. and the famous Open top Obser-
yation Oar. Chililirli. Special Baggage
Oar. TICKETS INCLUDE EXPENs-
ES EVERY WHERE. For information
address. II ID. Armstrong. T.P.A., Iron
Mountain Route, SO Griswold St. De.
troit Mich. or II. o Townsend, G.P. 81
7. Agent, st. Louis. No.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18

social. Over 5000 was real zed from tht
sales. Pulfrey's orchestra added cor
siderably 10 the entertainment and the
excellence OF the music furnished was
appreciated by every body.
At the last regular meeting of Alma
Chapter No. 1913, r. A , NJ officers for
the ems ming year were elected a. follows
II. z M. Pollasky; X, Ct. S. Ward
:, E A. Bigley; treasurer. w. 8.
rurck; secretary, w. w. Oaple; NJ. 81
". j. S. CAple; N. 81 ", NJ. A
Holmes; NJ. lst V J. w. Dean; G. Of
H., Isaac Russell; 2 S., j. NJ. Montigel;
sentinel, ID =. Struble
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
SPECIAL OFFER FOR RURAL ROUTES

The Record has made arrangements
with the Detroit Free Press whereby
subscribers ON rural mail routes can be-
furnished the daily Free Press aud The
Record one year for 81 so when " is
considered that the price OF the Free
Press alone is 60 90 per year and The
Record 81 90. II can readily he seen thai
The a, Owe IL at astonishinRly low offer.
Subscr b. now aud get your home paper
and "Michigan's Greatest Daily" Il =
livered at your door one year for g.. 80.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
LARGEST AMOUNT EVER PAID OUT

On Tuesday of this week the Alma
Sugar Co paid out tr f. over sl12 600
to farmers for the Novembe delivery 81
sugar beets. the largest amount paid out
at any one time for the purp, Sc since
the factory was built. IL is expected
that there mill be sufficient beets 10
keep the factory running until the 10Th
OF January
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-12-18
Churches and Societies

First Church OF Christ, scientist. holds
services in the w. Il. G. hall at 1890 n.
IN. Subject for Sunday. December go
Christian Science" All are welcome.
"The Joy OF the Incarnation" will he
the Sunday morning subject at q e
Baptist church. IF OILS" will be the
evening sui ject All are invited to lie
pre- sent
The pastor OF the Methodist Episoo'
pal church will preach next Sunday
morning on the subject, 1.-The Angel s
Song;' evening subj ct. 1.-The Greatest
Thug on Earth
The public is invited 10 attend a sre-
cial service TO b. held at the S venth Day
Adventist church on Sunday. The ~
ject for the evening will be-. 1.-The pro-
phet that John Alexander Dowie, over
seer OF The Christian Catholic church of
Zion City, Ill claims TO be d"
The subject Of the morning sermon at
the Presbyterian church will be, "Im-
manuel" In the evening a Christmas
musical service will be given under the
charge Of Mrs. 81. John, at which time
the following numbers " i'll be rendered:
Solo. Morals Awake" (Schnecker):
duet. "Hark. Hark, My Soule, (Shelly);
solo, 20 Little Star OF Bethlehem"
(Salter); solo and quartet. 1.-THE Angels
Message" tRosales); duet. Angel OF
Light" (Coomhs); anthem, Break
Forth Into JOY" (Simper) the presi.
dents hymn, Lead Kindly Light"
Rev. o. l.. Ramsey went to Detroit
Monday.
Christmas exercises will be held at the
NJ. e. church by the Sunday school
Thursday evening
The Bay View club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Bildson on Monday even.
Ing December 81.
Special meeting OF Alma Lodge No
24i. +. 81 A. NJ, next Tuesday night for
Istallation OF officers.
The Christmas tree exercises OF the
Baptist church Sunday school will be
held in the church Thursday (Ohrist
mas Eve) evening next.
Rev. q. Z. Hoag went 20 HIbbardston
Monday where he lectured that night
and at Davis on Tuesday night Rev
Hoag is connected with the Central Ly-
ceum Bureau
a magnificent new Presby terrain
church was dedicated at Oato last Sun.
day. Rev. A. +. Bruske, ID. D., president
OF Alma College, delivering the dedica-
tory sermon to a large audience. The
other churches in Caro- gave up their
services 10 join in the dedication.
The annual bazaar gwen by The ladies'
of 81. Johns church in the opera house
last Friday night was huge success
from financial standpoint az well as