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New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
TONY PASTORS tn EATRE-

Milton and Dolly Mobiles will play a return en-
caccnent at Mr.. Pastor theatre '-'IS w.
e.t.,, T., Two novel sketches Monday. Tues
- .,,t "wednesday night they will act in Mar
ried F1irts'' the cast being as follows
t,osc
,,itI x,.n5fcf Milton Noo4ss
1bursiav Friday and Saturday they VIII present
Like a Thief in the Night. with the lo"o""l9
cast. ---.--
Jb Fowler NJ q and cx-dst-i,t attorney II : s SS5s
Agnes MS Nhe------'--'---- - Milton Nobe5
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
CRITERION THEATRE.

Mr.. Aubrey Smith, Miss Marie Doro, and their
professional companions in the prescntment OF
THE Morals of Marcus do not lack public appre-
citation. and that synopsis OF a recently popular
novel bids fair 10 hoid the stage for a considerable
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Blanche Walsh will begin engagement of
week Il the Grand Opera House Tomorrow
night appearing in Clyde Fitch's play of The
Straight Road" This was seen at the AstoT The
atre last season There will be the usual afternoon
performances this week. To-day there viii he two
concerts in which of the leading variety per
formers will parriCinate
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
GERMAN THEATRE.

The career OF "fIerzogin
Crevette" at the German
Theatre, Irving Place, win
be prolonged throughout
this week. This German
version of the French
"Duchesse des Folies-
Bergeres" has been con-
tinuously successful and
ii remains attractive.
Next Saturday afternoon.
December z. "Coulissen-
zauber" viii he repre-
sented. DIR. Baun1field an
nounces that '-Minna Won
Barnhelm" is In rehearsal,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LARGE AUDIENCES AT HIPPODROME.
Attractive Spectacle Likely to Have a Long
Run Here

Generously praised by the press and approved
by large audiences that have already witnessed IT,
the entertainment at the Hippodrome will
enter its second week Tomorrow afternoon. From
all accounts this novelty is likely have as pros-
porous a career that OF the Society eirnus''
and 'Neptunes Daughter" The advance sale of
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

\ comic presentment OF the N'elSSl.1', Nl t-gar
,a,,l,,,,s, theatrical COMPANY (such Pierce EsaH
describes or such is found in "NlchoAS -
elbv'O will be made this week at the IhloH .. 81
Theatre under the comprehensive uue -
Uncle Tom TO Zaza.' Messrs- Murphy anu - -
will appear in that piece Mile E'olie' a. - ny
,aircr viii do A circus act and exhibit her DoA-
inc stations Entertainment will be aHoIueH -
hy the Saheras mind readers; n y -
Carroll and Baker. Max Yorkes dogs Niaus M -
Rautiste and Franconi. the Elite MuSle"I -
Tanner and Gilbert. Henry ana Aou'is' Ill, be
I,aaroa opa the Ashers Sunday concert VIII %
s,,., bv Al Ieech and the Rosebuds. the FH1slS
bons-McCoy Trio; Pilu. THE mind-TeauI"e 1.5s
the Macarts Sisters. the Darras Bro'Isi =. I-a-
Heron a ''bIackface minstrel maid ~ -Na1 ros
,1neT.an and company. and Collins and Bro"h'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL.

Dwight L. Elmendorf viii deliver here tonight
his lecture on the subject of .The Grand canyon Of
Colorado" As at all Of Mr.. Elnendorf's lectures
the subject viii be illustrated by motion pict-
nres from photographs taken by himself He
VIII repeat this lecture Tomorrow night. The sub
t1ects Of the other lectures in the present course
s.nciuce THE Pacific Coast" and yellowstone
tascxs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LIBERTY THEATRE.

Chaunccy Olcott in the Irish drama 20 Nell ot
Derry has been cordially welcomed at the LIB
erty Theatre. and his spirited. dashing perform
ance of the Irish cavalier Bryan ONeill has given
much pleasure and elected much applause Mr.
OIcott's engagement VIII continue there for some
time. and no doubt will be attended with pros
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
VICTORIA THEATRE.

Mr. Hammerstein has provided for 'hoSv r - sx
;,c. the Victoria Theatre this week o'.' .,ss -
traordnary merit. Nearly every variety :. - ths
ment will be included in the represents, t-ib-
n.rforn,ers All told. eighty persons VIII w. vi
. 20 the nerriment which will be leu 'S -,
Wavburn's sketch called "rhe Star Bout .. III ncr-
TavIor Granville and a company OF iO, - ooster
formers will appear. Alec Hurley ana ",S Us. rsr-
comedians will have a prominent part ~ sssntv''
tormapce IaIia Selbini. 1.-The bathihs -
90, sxpert bicvcIe rider. will play a return IN
mani here. George Abel and his company r.
present the farce called Three OF MIN , also
sides the performers mentioned thefe N rTsls
anpear Frank Bush, Almont ana D' 80. y,g,rg
Harvey and the Field Brothers. ana the 'usss srss
p''r'os Miss Marie Lloyd will lead the eonss "a,
to-day in WHICH James Harrigan. the Milan, ,l,sv
the Bradfords. Duncan and Godfrey anu D
North VIII participate.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
sSTOR THEATRE.

The corcic opera of Tom Jones'. now current at
she Astor, has pleased many audiences and it con-
.inues 10 please. Due consideration has already
been givei. it in the musical department Of this
paper. It appears TO have entered long career
rroSbarfrr
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
GOTHAM THEATRE.

"AT that is new and novel in bur4esque so runs
tho advance announcement OF the amusement pro-
vided for the audiences Mt the Gotham Theatre
this week The Fay Foster company viii be the
leaders Mathews and Ashley VIII be features OF
he cnncert to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
BROADWAY THEATRE.

1t is only essential, at this time. to mention the
amply prosperous career of "The Round Up at
the Broadway Theatre. Among plays OF Western
lie ana Indian warfare this is OF the best that
have been presented. 1t provides abundant sensa-
ton A concert viii be given at the Broadway to-
night. by Victor Herbert and his hand.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
BiiOU THEATRE.

Nine Ala Nazimova, acting in MT. Ibsen's play,
"a Dolls House. affords entertainment persons
who like the Ibsen form Of stage literature, and
she and her associates will present that play
about Christmas, when, according 10 previous
tntination new drama will be offered.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
STUYVESANT THEATRE.

Mr.. WarfeIds fac acting. in a Grand Army
Man conjoincd with the excellent efforts OF his
professional associates Oor part. however little
is sighted in the representation has carried that
plav 10 the topmost OF popularity. and the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

and that when It is produced here Hedwig
Reicher viii act the principal part in it The sea-
son at the German Theatre has been prosperous
and a continuance of good fortune is expected.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
EDEN MOSEE.

The entertainment at the Eden Musee is fire.
ouentIy diversified The Nippon Japanese Troupe
has introduced several fresh devices OF skill The
water fountain Illusion still gives pleasure and
causes surprise The pictures of Ireland shown by
the Cfnematograph process nave Deen viewed with
dalight and welcomed with hearty applause. The
,,iov, of the Giants Causeway is especially fine.
Contemplation of those pictures is almost like
trim through the Emerald Isle and manfesty.
therefore II Is uncommon enjoyment.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
HUDSON THEATRE.

Miss Rose Stahl's engagement at the Hudson
Theatre where she Is acting, TO good houses. In
the nIa, OF ''The Chorus Lady" will continue until
December 2l The popularity OF the actress oi
Patricia O. Brien has steadily grown. and she IS
roy- ir tine enjoyment ample public favor. On
December 16 Miss StahI will make her 2,%eoth ap-
nearance in that character. 1t was remarked by
DR. Johnson that the thing that pleases long and
plcases many must possess some merit The
Chorus Lady has borne the test of many repetl-
+iops and il Is still attractive. Souvenirs viii be
distrirted TO Miss Stahls audience on December l6.
kNlCKERRocKER THEATRE.
Miss Elsie Janis closed her engagement at the
Kpickerbocler Theatre last night and this week
she can be seen a Wallacks Theatre. On Tuesday
evening. December 3. Mr.. G. N. Cohans new
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

1t is essential only to record the abundant pros
perty. at the New Amsterdam Theatre. OF the
musical play of THE Merry Wtdow"-undoubtedly
one of the decisive successes of the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

TIE great success Of Mr. Broadhursts strong
and healthfu play, The Man OF the Hour con-
tinues the Savoy Theatre. and there is no abate
Iuent of public in 1t. The 500th perform
ance of It Will December IL and souve-
Mrs of the occasion will then be given 70 the
audience It is intimated that seats can be ob-
tanned now for Christmas and also for Washing
tnn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.
MONDAY NIGHT

Lyric Theatre-Ermete NoVelh peglns an ehsaee
1nent here with a presentation OF "Otheic-
BerkeIey Tbeafre-Riiss Wycherl| IN tethIeen III
TgcpIibarl-' and The Hour Glass
TUESDAY NIGHT
ReIasco Theafre-Mr. Belasco presents Inc war
rers OF Virginia"
Daiy's Thcatre-Mr Dorsay and MISS A-0l'uS III
The LanceFs-
,,,;.l.-,.ctsr Theatre-victor Moore in The
Talk Of the Town
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
DEWEY THEATRE.

For the entertainment of those who attend here
this week a company of merrymake"s dspOrting
under the Joyous name of The Champagne Girls
will provide q novelty. II is stated that the show
is of a high order and the girls good dancers.
The Empire City Quartet, Eddie Leslie and Clark.
Benjamin and Mahoney will appear in the concerts
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
GARDEN THEATRE.
GARRICk THEATRE.

The presentment of The Toymaker oil Nurem-
berg has been rewarded WIN ihucH l@sVt @ q. INC
., r-b.atre and that kindly, cheerful domes-
.i drara will hold the stage for some time 1t
o- 20 he as was surmised, an excellent Christ
rass ,lav.-being replete with genial feeling ana
~osv bumor. It's significant impairment Is stated ~
Ioss -. ..I owe is wealth" The old Toymaker.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

The play of HIN Honor the Mayor which
brought out at this theatre last Monday night.
will be the diversion here for several weeks. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
NOVELLI AS OTHEllO.
SAVOY THEATRE

Harry Kelly and his associates have found the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Miss Stella Mayhew and Biliee Taylor will be-
si, a weeks engagement here tomorrow after
noon Mr. William Hawtrey will be seen IN new
sketch. entitled Compromise feature that
should rouse the patriotism OF the audience will be
..The Seventeen Human Flags The title indicates
a novelty. Bert Levy, newspaper artist. whose
work has pleased audiences at other variety the
aires will exhibit his sketches here. a group Of
performers appearing under the name OF The No
veis are announced one Of the star" features.
SearI and Violet Allen in new sketch. the Basque
Quartet and the Seven Mowatts VIII also perform
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

There will be presented here this week BIZ
- ,,nusuaI interest, in which the headline na-
CORNER will be Miss Lily Lena. one of the group OF
prrrIish music hall singers that Mr. Williams has
hrousht over to amuse the audiences at his
+beatres She was at the Colonial last week and
was cordially received One of her songs. CALI 4.
and the Finish Was pleased the audiences there
and should therefore, find favor at the Alhambra.
where the audiences are reputed to be as exactins
Miss Eva Tanguay. Miss Belle Blanche. Mr.. EN-
nett Corrigan and his company. in My Wife's
picture" the Four Fords and Warren and Blan-
cbard will contribute to the amusement There viii
he the usual concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
VARIETY THEATRES.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26

Professor A. L. Hacker of the Ne
braska experiment station says OF the
milking machine: A good operator with
three machines can milk from twenty
eight to thirty cows an hour. III ne
is obliged to weigh every cows mix
separately and sample the same, he
cannot work 80 fast and must be
satisfied with about twenty-four TO
twenty-six cows an hour The operator
must be a man above the ordinary IN
intelligence and integrity. He must
follow directions closely. must use his
Judgment and be steady and method
zeal I'm his habits. Haphazard work
absolutely will not do.
The machine working on the pulsa-
ton plan must be carefully regulated
as to the number Of pulsations per
minute. We find, for example, certain
cows requiring a more rapid pulsation
than others. AS a rule. the harder
the mixer the slower the pulsatior
should be. A man can find this re
auirement very accurately by timina
himself In hand milking. as so nan!
teat charges per minute can be emp
tied. 1t is we'll known that a COW
that is hard milking has a small open
ing in the teat. This will requir.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
$500 pnwER MILKINa MAcHINE

more time to empty the teat charge.
1t Is Just so with the milking machine
-one pulsation should empty or near
ly empty the teat charge.
Occasionally we find a COW with
small teats that milks easily, where
rapid pulsations can be used have
In mind little Jersey heifer that
takes the smallest sized teat cup and
teat mouthpiece that can be MIXED in
two minutes and half perfectly dry
by using a rapid pulsation. | have
large Holstein that milks hard and re-
ouires the largest sized teat cup and
mouthpiece and requires from twelve
to fourteen minutes. In mixed herd
such variations are quite likely to oc-
cur. Again, have found that 1t IS
very necessary that each quarter be
.-,,.r---~-s---,~rer the proper SIZED teat
cup and mouthpieee. have one COW,
for example, that requires three diner
ent sizes in order to milk her salts
factorily. have found that even the
putting on Of the teat cup requires
skill. and the same operator should
milk the same cows each time. If pos
sible, so as to avoid annoyance to the
animal by changes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
ALTON ROAD ESCAPES
Judge Lands Finally Accepts
the immunity Plea.
H0FFETT MUST MAKE GOOD
President Of Indiana OIL Company
Given . Chance to Prove Charge
Of Relating by Others.

Chicago, Sept. 25--It was decided
by Judge lands in the United States
district court that the Chicago and
Alton railway shall not be further
prosecuted for its connection with
the Standard OIL company In the
granting Of rebates between Whiting.
Ind, and East st. Louis, Ill
II was claimed by Attorney General
Bonaparte, whose letter was read to
the court by District Attorney Sims,
that Mr.. Morrison. the predecessor Of
Mr.. Sims In office. had promised i'm
munity to the Alton road provided II
assisted In good faith In the prosecu-
tion Of the Standard Oil company.
The attorney general therefore
claimed that 1t was the duty of the
government TO see that no further
steps toward the punishment of the
railroad for its part In the granting
OF the rebates be taken. The attorney
general asked that the grand jury
which had been summoned at the in
stance of Judge Lands TO investigate
the Alton railroad be discharged and
that the matter be allowed to drop as
far as the Chicago and Alton was
concerned.
Judge Lands. In statement which
required fully thirty minutes for its
delivery, declined to discharge the
jury. but instructed its members that
they had no further duty to perform
In connection with the Chicago and
Alton railroad. The court then called
attention to a statement recently is
sued by President Moffett of the
Standard oil company of Indiana in
which 1t was claimed that If the
Standard OH company was guilty of
receiving rebates no other manufac-
turer was innocent. The court direct
ed the jury to investigate the conduct
OF other manufacturers and directed
that subpoena be issued for Pres
ident Moffett.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
Mot : STRANGER 70 Her.

The conductor of the Pullman car
had for some time had his eye on the
man who seemed to be fishing for an
excuse to speak to the lady across the
aisle. The passenger finally left his
seat and took one beside her, and when
they had conversed for few minutes
the lady seemed to be protesting. and
the conductors opportunity had come.
He stepped forward and said:
MADAM, IL this man Is forcing his
attentions upon you he must resume
his own seat"
HE is not exactly stranger to me. :"
she admitted. a
But you seemed to be annoyed,
madam"
II am not exactly annoyed, but
wish he wouldn't talk to me-"
II am simply arguing case" ex-
planned the man.
"Yes, but there Is nothing to argue.
We have been married and divorced
twice, and now I've married another
man, and we can't be married again
until he dies. Give 1t up, Jimmy
give It up and go back to your seat
Chicago News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
Cure For Dirty Milk.

The question is What is the remedy
for dirty milk? Some say if we ster-
ilize or pasteurize all will be well.
But why injure the biologic properties
of milk by heating? Why permit the
dilution of milk by excrement, then kill
the bacteria by heat and swallow the
mixture? Why not prevent rather
than cure? The remedy is simple.
We should insist upon clean milk and
be willing to pay for it; encourage
the production of sanitary supply
and refuse to buy excrement and pus;
buy of the man whose supply costs
cent or two more per quart to pro-
duce and let the sloven learn that
cleanliness is an asset and filth a
heavy load to carry~-Charles- Harring-
ton, Secretary Massachusetts State
Board of Health
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
FOUR MEN ARE DROWNED
twenty-five Occupants Of Yacht 49,
Thrown Intv al .ter.

Gaiiipolis, o.. Sept. 24.-Wniio out
In the Ohio river with a party of TWEEN
ty-two. men the gasoline tank on the
yacht Blanche NJ. exploded. All those
on board were thrown into the water
and four were drowned. The lost are
John Edwards of Gallipolis, j. r. Sim
mons and e. H. Brake of Harrisville.
w. Va, and Willis Fidler, postmaster
at Harrisville and secretary of the
West Virginia congressional commit
tee. None OF the bodies have been re-
covered. Harvey f. McGinnis of Har-
risville and w. Z. Meserve were badly
burned.
The party from Harrisville had come
here with brass band to attend a
big land sale and had gone out on the
river for an evenings outing. How a
person on the boat escaped death Is a
miracle. The explosion was caused
by lantern falling from the roof of
the yacht to the engine, igniting the
gasoline.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
OWNED BY THE STANDARD
Waters-Pierce Company Con-
troIled by Oil Trust.

New York. Sept. 26.---Accountants
of the Standard Oil company finally
audited the books OF the Waters
Pierce OIL company of Missouri after
1900. when its name disappeared from
the list of companies controlled by the
Standard. according to Wade Hamp.
ton, general auditor OF the standard
OH company, who testified Tuesday in
the governments suit against the
Standard OH company.
In 1900 the waters-Pierce OH com
pany was prohibited from doing bust
ness In Texas under the antitrust law
because OF It's relations with the
Standard. The Waters-Pierce com
pany was reorganixed and the stock
held by the Standard was sold. Tes-
timony had previously been adduced
that Charles Pratt. secretary Of the
Standard, bought the stock and held
Il In the Standards interests. Mr..
Hampton testified Tuesday that he
had sent each year accountants to the
Waters-Pierce Oh company to audit
the books at the request Of the on
GERS Of the company. Mr.. Kellogg
produced q letter sent by the witness
to one OF the ofiicials Of the Waters
Pierce company stating that an &C
countant was on his way and that for
reasons which he would understand,
his name had better be put on the
payrolls OF the Waters-Pierce company
until the accounting was completed.
Mr.. Hampton said he had forgotten
what the reasons were that he men,
toned In the letter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
ATHEIST DEFIEs GOD.
Stricken Dead as Som as He utters
the Challenge.
Examiner

Chicago, Sept 2S.1-An Examiner
special from Ada, o., ays:
AS Amos Clarke, agel forty, farm
err living on the Lewhton reservoir,
twenty miles south of here, openly de-
fed the Lord he was struck dead in
his front yard Clarke han been known
as an atheist for years and in the
presence of his family and several
neighbors said there was no God and
defed the Supreme Beina to punish
him. No sooner had the words left
his lips than he was stricken and died
few minutes later His family is
composed of Christian boys aud girls
who have been secretly trained and
instructed by the mother.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26
Jury IS COMPLETED.
Prosecution Opens Case Against idaho
Senator.

senator.
Boise, Ida, Sept. 25.--A jury to try
United States Senator-Elect w. E.
Borah on a charge of conspiracy to
defraud the government out of public
lands was completed Tuesday after
noon In the United States court. The
opening address to the jury on behalf
of the United States was made at the
afternoon session by Mr. Burch Of
Detroit, special representative Of the
attorney general OF the United States
the charges set forth In the indict-l
ments--that of conspiracy TO deraud
the government out of timber lapis by
inducing persons to make faye emil
tries-and asserted that the pbsecy
ton was without malice, but wblld bt
carried out without fear or flor to
the end that no guilty man shonld
escape.
Mr. Burch declared that Former
Governor Frank Steunenberg as one
Of the leading members OF ie con-
spiracy and mad openly statedhat he
was interested in obtaining timber
lancs by causing others IL enter
claims for his benefit He Induced
others &c go In with him-one those
approached being the present govern
OF If Idaho, Frank Cooling. There |
could be no reflection on ioveror
Gooding. Mr.. Burch quickly aided. be-
cause he turned IFS back on the
scheme and declined to go int, 1t.