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the play last night at the end OF the
second act, when John B. Maher, vet
eran and splendid character comedian.
was given a reception by the players
on the flare side of the lights. He had
been given a rousing greeting by the
audience in the first act, when as James
Roberts, freshman, he stepped on the
stage for the first time since last Sep
tember.
PRESENT FOR MAHER
Maher has been near to death He
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OFFICE Purchasing COmmissary. U. s. Army,
1905 North Point ST., san Francisco. Cal,
November 16, 190S--Sealed proposals, in dupli-
cate for furnishing and delivering. or about
December II. 1908. subsistence stores in accord
auce with specifications and conditions set forth
in Circular No 4. War Department, Office
Connissary General. Washington, D. G.. March
-. I9os viii be received at this Office until N
O'Clock a. m. November ~ 1908, and then
opened Information furnished on application.
C. r. KRAUTHOFF. Major Commissary-
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CRANES Office OF the General Purchasing
officer Tsthmian Canal Commission Washington
d. e. November II. 1908. The opening OF bids
for above cranes (Circuiar No. 475l has been
postponed from November 81. zoos. 70 1880 g. m
december A. 1905 r. C. BOGGS. Captain. Corps
Of Engineers. L. ). A., General Purchasing
officer
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Travelling Notes


Travelling Notes
1t is the correct thing to he well
dressed in garments of quiet colors
and made of woolen or some other
suitable material.
10 remember that travelling is one
of the severest tests of good 6reedinp
ana that gentleman who is worthy
OF the name VIII behave as well abroad
as at home. = az
neatly put up in a napkin, and to have
the food arranged so that it can be
eaten conveniently and with nicety.
bundles and umbrellas through q
crowded car to hold them in such a
way that they will not Inconvenience
ones fellow travellers
For lady to carry as little luggage
by hand as possible.
To attend to the checking of ones
own luggage or to go with the person
who does so, in order to avoid the pos
sibility of mistake.
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VAN NESS
PRINCESS

Kolb and Dill began last night the
last week of their engagement in
Playing the Ponies" The play will
positively be withdrawn for the sixth
week of their stay here and beginning
next Monday night they will appear in
'Weiner and Schnitzel"
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CHINESE COMMISSIONER RoBBED-chi-
cago Nov. 23.-Liang Chang Kwsi, special
Chinese educational commissioner to America
has been robbed Of valuable papers, including his
passports, at a hotel In this city.
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Thanksgiving Tableware

Cut Glass, Silverware, Candelabra,
Caryers. Hammersmith & Co.. Sutter
street at Grant avenue.
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See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears reg
ularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" The San Francisco
Sunday Call.
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At the Writing Desk

Il is the correct thing to answer all
letters promptly.
To remember, that the written word
due caution and clearness.
To be concise, but never curt.
To remember that the adoption Of a
courteous and dignihed tone shows
sumption of undue familiarity
where.
To read over letters before sending
To write to friend or hostess after
making a visit at her house. thanking
her for her hospitality.
In addressing business communica-
tion TO writer, business or profess
sional woman. TO use her own name,
instead of her husbands s. when she her
self uses it in business
It is the correct thing to address a
letter to a clergyman. Rev. Simeon
Dix" and to doctor of divinity Rev.
Thomas King. d. D." to a Judge. men,
Der of congress, mayor of CITY or
member of state Legislature Hon.
Montclair Smith" and in the case of
q member of congress TO add NJ. c.
TO write Rev. and Mrs. T. ]. Saw
YER or '.Dr and Mrs. Paul Jones,
To write ESQ" after gentleman's
name when addressing any letter ex-
cept a note of invitation and when he
has no other title
To remember that written com
munication is necessarily more formal
than a verbal one. and therefore must
be uniformly courteous, and should
rarely contain Jokes or personal al
lusions which might be misconstrued
To write Please address Mrs. or
Miss j. t." where it is desirable to lei
your correspondent know by what title
to address you
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! has been under the care of doctors and
nurses for many weeks and his life for
a time was despaired of. But he got
well, in spite of lugubrious prophecies
to the contrary, and last night was well
coined home again. He made a speech
IN the first act. and at the end of the
second Stage Manager Butler, who is
, making reputation for speechmaking
himself, came on the stage, as he does
on election nights, and proceeded to
present the capable and much beloved
comedian with a pair OF diamond stud
ded cuff buttons, the gift of his fellow
players. the management of the theater
and the stage employees and members
of the orchestra
Bertram Lytell made good as the
boy who gets into all the college
scrapes and he almost justified Tully's
unethical situations by lying beauti-
fully, sincerely and effectively. Hick-
manfi Glendinning, VIII r. Walling
Miss Vaughn-but there, if you want
the names of those who played their
roles well please note the cast of char
acters discreetly boxed above, and don't
scratch the ticket.
VAN NESS
The interest in Rose StabI and tho
play of which she is star, '"The Cborus
Lady" at the Van Ness theater keens
up, and from appearances the second
week will witness even bigger audi-
ences than the first. Both play and it's
principal. Miss Stahl not to forget the
assisting players, are more than excel
lent, and the result of the ensemble .s
splendid evenings entertainment
Paid in Full' comes next Monday
night.
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Opportunities are very sensitive
things; If you slight them on the first
visit you seldom see them again.
. O q .
The Dinner Menu
Olives.
Cream Tomato Soup.
Sweetbreads in Cream.
Roast Spareribs with Stufflng.
Apple Sauce.
Macaroni au Gratin.
French Artichokes, Mayonnaise Sauce.
Grapefruit with White Wine and Sugar
Cafe Nofr
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Culinart Notes

Desserts for the Invalid-There are
many varieties of puddings which con-
tain more or less of some form of
starchy material in combination with
milk eggs and sugar. Cornstarch pud-
dings. rice pudding, farina pudding,
tapioca cream and plain bread puddin g
are all simple but nourishing desserts,
and If properly prepared and attract
lively served viii often please an in
valid better than a more elaborate
dish. For a patient far enough ad-
vanced in convalescence to digest more
fancy Dishes there are many delicious
desserts in which fruit, chocolate or
grated cocOanut is used in combination
with the foregoing materials
Desserts of which the basis is milk
either with or without eggs. are easy
Of digestion and very nourishing; they
are among the first nonliouid articles
allowed patient. and are particularly
useful where a large quantity of milk
is to be given during the day. as
they make a pleasant variation from
plain milk. One-quarter of a recipe
calling for a quart of milk makes a
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liberal allowance for one person. and
is equivalent to a glass of milk.
Q - q ~
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
THINKS HE SAW LINER
WHICH IS LONG OVERDUE

st. John, N. b, Jan. ga steamer
thought to be the Canadian Pacific
liner Mount Royal, 20 days out from
Antwerp, for this port, with 3O4 i'm
migrants aboard, was passed Monday
last off Sable island, N. s., by the
steamer Lake Champlain of the same
line, which arrived here last evening
from Liverpool.
Capt, Webster of the Lake Cham.
plain reports that when off Sable
island he passed four -masted steam
er about Is miles away on the same
course AS he was steaming, but NOV.
ing slowly. No signals were seen.
As Capt, Webster did not know of
the anxiety about the Mount Royal
he did not attempt to identify the
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
FROM TIE ANTILLES.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ben
efits a City Councilman at
Kingston, Jamaica.

Mr.. W. O'Reilly Forgarty, who is
n member of the City Council at
Kingston, Jamaica. West Indies,
writes as follows: Zone bottle Of
Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy had
good effect on n cough that WAS CIV
ing me trouble and think | should
have been more quickly relieved II l
had continued the remedy. That 1t
was beneficial and quick in reliev-
ing mo there is no doubt and 1t Is my
p' .ntion to obtain another bottle. Z"
For sale Daniels Drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
ALLEGED BANK R0BBER
TRACY IS RECAPTURED

st. Louis, Mo, Jan. 3-William
A. Tracy, wanted on the charge of
having participated in the robbery
OF the Odin, III, National bank in
September, 1905, was brought here
today from Cooperstown, 5 d., where
he was recently arrested for vagrancy.
The Odin bank WAS robbed of 5000
and after fight with citizens Tracy
and Henry Coleman were captured.
Coleman was sentenced to the peni
tentiary. Tracy, who WAS out on
bond pending trial. jumped his bond.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Safe
Medicine for Children.

In buyiDg IA cough medicine for
children, never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain Cough Remedy There
IL no danger from 1t, and relief is al
ways sure to follow. 1t is intended
especially for coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough, aud there is no
better medicine in the world for these
diseases. 1t Is not only certain cure
for Group, but, when given as soon
as the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack. WhoopiDg cough
is not dangerous when this remedy Ia
given as directed 1t contains no
opium or other harmful drugs, and
may be given as confidently to baby
az to an adult. For sale by Daniels'
Drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03

Table board 1872. 90 at Hotel Lennox
by the month Your patronage So
licited. 3-4
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NO ACTIVITY
BY JAPANESE
GOVERNMENT

Washington, Jan. s. Co unsellor
Miyaoka charge d'affaires of the
Japanese embassy stated today that
he had heard nothing of the reported
activity of his government in ship
ming nahIsotrc. aud from Ghiia.
plosives, news of which has been
brought to San Francisco by passen
gers arriving from Iquiqui He had
heard of the use of saltpetre importa-
tions by private interests from Chile
to Japan for agricultural purposes
which he suggests may be the use to
which any importations now coming
from that country may be put
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
NO MONEY
UNEASINESS
IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 3-Practical demon
strations of renewed public conf
dence in the savings banks of Chicago
were afforded today, the first Of the
"interest days." in many of the in.
stitutions.
Interest ON savings accounts is com
puted at the close of every half an.
nual period. aud when it has been
reckoned, depositors are at liberty
to Withdraw it or redeposit it AS they
see fit.
Business WAS rushing in several of
the banks but nearly every one who
drew interest money at once put it
back to be added to his account.
There were even fewer Withdrawals
of money than usual. These facts
led the bank officials to comment on
the absence of the uneasiness of the
last two weeks.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
GENERATING
ENERGY WITH
IN THE BODY

Chicago, Jan. 3-Dr. ]. O. Seibe1,
n physician OF this city, announced
today before the American Associn-
tion for the Advancement OF Science
that hs has discovered IA method Of
generating energy within the human
body.
He asserted that electricity stored
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
F0RTIFICATI0N BOARD
IS ORDERED FOR MANILA

Washington, Jan By order Of
the acting secretary of war, Gen.
Bell, chief of staff, has directed the
establishment at Manila, Philippine
islands, of a board of officers to be
known as the fortification board,
whose duty it shall be to consider the
question of the location of defensive
works aad the posts pertaining thereto
for the Philippine islands and to sub
NIT reports thereto for the informa-
tion Of the war depaI tment.
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Luxurious Pleasure Trip.

Through the Egypt of America-
Mcxico-by private train leaving
Denver. January sSth. Make berth
section or drawing room reservation
now. I. f. Fisher, q. p. A., Den
yer. 2.23
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
NEBRASKA FIRE COMPANY

Lincoln, Neb., Kan. 3-Judge
Holmes of the Lancaster district
coin for receiver of the Nebraska
Mercantile Mutual Insurance com
pany of this city. The liabilities of
the company exceed the assets by
$40, S8l.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
Special N Office.

10 patrons and friends of the Mad
den Dancing school who wish to OBJ
tain cards Of admission for friends
will kindly hand In names. addresses
and occupation to Mrs. Madden who
will investigate and mail to eligi-
BILE parties.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03

in the human BODY eau be released
and made to do the work of prolonga-
tion of life through the additional vi
tality supplied to the human body
workin as it's own electrical gener-
atOr
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03
TWO FATALLY HURT
IN BAD EXPLOSION

Rochester, n Y, Jan. 3-In an
explosion that wrecked a building of
the Rochester Fireworks company to-
day u young woman, Sadie Ernst, was
instantly killed; second, Mrs. Lii
lian O'Conner, recently married WAS
so badly injured that she died at a
hospital a short time after being
taken there and May Caligan was
seriously burned but is expected to
recover. The explosion blew ont
one side of the building and caused
the roof to fall in.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-03

NOTICE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-
All knights who can go to Canon
City to attend Dr. Craven's funeral
Sunday afternoon will report to j.
Victor McCandless as soon as possible
so he may report to the commaIdry.
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resident OF the county Of Alfalfa ia
the Stale Of Oklahoma; that his pest
office address is Aiine in sad county.
and that on the 18th day OF Septem.
Der. 1907, he was the Inspector of olec-
ton OF said Aline voting Precinct No
is IN said Alfalfa county and person
ally supefintendod the holding OF the
election in said precinct ON said nth
day Of September; that said election
was in all respects held and conducted
according TO law, and that no pcrson
was denied a legal right 10 vote and
the canvass of the votes cast at said
election was made in p fair and i'm.
partial manner and according to law.
that at said election Frank Franiz,
candidate for governor received %
votes. G.. N. Haskell Sc. G.. &. Ross l5;
lieutenant governor. ed G. Turk 30.
&. w. Bellamy 40, NJ. II Carey To-
sc retary of state, Thos NJ Rohinett
~, Bill Cross so. J. G. Watrous 10;
chief mine Inspector. David Halstead
30. Pete Hanraty As. David Henderson
lb corporation commissioner, John
Jensen Of. Patrick j. pore 90, j r.
love AZ, J. j. McAloster a. A. r.
Watson i6, u. c. DeRerry Is, VI T..
Reeves rs, Day Hays i6. state senator
r S. Curd w. J. E Gnrnett a. John
Welsh l4 flotorial representative, j.
p. Evans Of. Re T. O'Mealy As; repre-
sentative, w. H. r. Allen 81 Dan Muir
ley 40. Il. H. McAlestcr IS.
After the polls were closed the bal
lots were counted and correctly cor
as required by law, and when the count
was completed the legal ballots we're
1 placed In IN envelope and securely
sealed as required by law and placed
IN the ballot box together with the
other election RETURNS; the mutilated
ballots, consisting of eight tS) were
placed In an envelope separate from
the legal ballots and scaled, and afli-
ant believes that said mutilated bal.
lots were equally divided between Dan
| Murley and w. n H. Allen; after the
coun' was completed the returns were
securely locked In the ballot tox pro-
vided for the same and by this afiiant
personally delivered to the county
clerk OF Alfalfa county.
Afiiant says that at said election the
said Dan Murley received 40 votes
and the said w II H. Allen 50 votes
! and that said count and tally was cor
rect, and that II there appears any
change in said returns that same was
made after said returns were delivered
to the county clerk and without the
consent fthis afllant and If said bal
lots differ from said vote as herein
stated that said ballots have beer
changed aud are not now in the SANE
condition that thcy were in whor
sealed and placed IN said hallot boy.
NJ II. FORD
Subscribed and sworn 20 before m'
this 23rd DAY of March. 1908.
WALTER r. WARREN,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept "a. 1909
state OF Oklahoma, Logan County. IS
l.. c. Thomas. being first duly sworn
on his oath says That he Is a resi-
dent of Allnc precinct, Alfalfa county
in the state of Oklahoma; that he wa
one OF the clerks of election In salt
precinct on the 18th day Of September
1907. and was personally present an
assisted IN Coniuctlng said election
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that he has read the above and fore
going affidavit OF A. i. Ford and knows
tho contents thereof and that the
statements Ia said affidavit contained
are true AS he verify believes
Aniant further says. lhat as such
clerk OF election he correctly Tailed
the votes as called. aud that the poll
hoOka and tally sheets ~ said precinct
when completed and delivered to tho
inspector OF election Cor delivery TO The
county clerk showed the trus and cor
rect result OF said election
l.. G. THOMAS.
Subscribed ard sworn 80 before mo
his 23rd day OF March 1908.
WALTER =. WABREN,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires sept ga, 1909
state Of Oklahoma, County OF Majors.
gs
J. r. Watkins. now of Cleo Majors
county. Oklahoma. being FIRST duly
sworn. deposes and says that IN the
nth day Of September 1907. he was a
resident OF the county ~ Alfalfa. in
the state of Oklahoma; that bis post
ONCE address was Allnc. in said coun-
ty. and that on the 18th day of Sep
temher. 1907, he was one OF the judges
Of election Of said Aiine voting pre-
ciuct No rs, IN said Alfalfa county
and that he was personally present
and assisted in conducting The said
election / nsaid precinct on said i7th
day of September. 1907 that said cleo
ton was IN all respects held and con.
Quoted according 20 law. and that no
pGvson was denied legal right to vote
and the cantass OF the votes cast at
said election was made in "A fair and
impartial manner aud according to
law; that at said eicctlon Frank
Frantz, candidate FOR governor re-
ceived 81 votes. G N Haskell 50, G.
G. Ross i5; lieutenant governor, Ed.
G. Turk 90, G.. ~. Belamy 40, M. RI.
Carey Is: secretary Of state, Thos NJ.
Robinatt Of. Bill Cross 90, J. G. wat
roUs rs; chief mine Inspector, David
Iialstead 90, Pete Hanraty AZ, David
sioner John Jensen 81. Patrick j.
Dore 90, ] e. Love AZ. J. j. McAlester
AZ, a. =. Watson 4G, p C. DcBerry 10,
II. Reeves Is, Ray Hays 16; state
senator r. s. Cura 81. j Il. Garnett
43 John Welsh IA; flotorial represen-
tatiye, j p. Evans 81. r. j. O'Mealy
! i5, representative, W. III. II. Allen
81, Dan Murley l9, r. d. McAlester 10.
After he polls we're closed the bal.
/ lots were counted and correctly cor
responded with the poll books as the
ballots were counted they were strung
as required by law, and when the
count was completed the legal bal
lots were plaeed IN an envelope aud
Z securely sealed as required by law, and
pllecl in tho ballot box together with
/ ihe other election returns, the mn
llatod ballots, consisting Of eight (Sl
were placed In an envelope separate
from the legal hallote and scaled. and
afliant believes that said mutilated
ballots were equally divided tetwaen
Dan Morley and w II. II. Alien. After
the count was completed the returns
were securely locked I'M the baliJt box
provided for tie same
And aiiiant further says: That al
said election The said Dan Murley re
ceiyod fortynine Cinl votes aud TN.
said W. II II Allen reeN'yed eighty
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seven (S7) votes. and that said count
and tally was correct, and that if
there appears any change IN said rs.
turns that same was made after said
returns we're delivered TO tho inspcc-
tor of election for delivery to the copn-
81 clerk. and without the knowieds0
or consent o fthls afiiant and II said
ballots differ from said vote as herein
stated that said ballots have been
changed and are not now IN tho same
condition that they we're In when
eealed4Snd placed IN said ballot box.
). i. WATKINS. D
Subscribed and sworn TO before ma
this 27th day of March, 1908.
ELI II. GRIFFITH.
Notary Public
My commission expires Feb. 10, 1910.
State Of oklahoma, County OF Alfalfa.
as.
Aiina. oklahoma. March "a. 1908
John w Ashcraft. being FIRST duly
sworn. on his cath says. That he Il
a resident OF Aline precinct, Alfalfa
co7nty. Oluahoma; that he was an
snthorized watcher Of the Republican
party OF said precinct on the 18th day
of september 1907, and was personslly
present during the counting OF The
ballots cast for the election of the
above said date and that in said cleo
ton the tally shoots wal, in perfect
accordance with the ballots cast. and
that the count was conducted In A
perfectly lawful and impartial man
ner, and that the poll books corre-
sponded exactly with the ballots cast.
JOHN w. ASHCRAFT.
Watcher for the Republican Party.
Subscribed and sworn fo before me-
this 24th day OF March, 1905
w. G. HARSTON
Notary Public.
M commission expires Doc. 81. 1911.
Stale Of oklahoma, County Of Alfalfa.
ss
Allne. oklahoma, March "a. 190S
II. q. Geist. being first duly sworn.
on his oath says; That he Is a resi-
don't Of Alino precinct, Alfalfa counig.
Oklahoma; that he was an authorized
watcher Of the Socialist party OF said
precinct on the 18th day OF September,
1907, and was personally present dur
ing the counting Of the ballots cast
tor the election on the above said dnte
aud that IN said election the tally
sheets were in perfect accordance with
the ballots cast. and that the count
was conducted in perfectly lawful
and impartial manner, AID that the
poll booss correspondent exactly with
the ballote sst
II. G. GBfST.
Watcher for the Socialist Party
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo
this Gath day Of March, 1905
w. g. HARSTON.
Notary Public
I My commission expires Dec 81. 1911.
Guthrie, oklahoma. March 23. 1903
I hereby certify that the total mum.
ber Of votes cast in Aline voting pre-
cinct. Number Is, Alfalfa county. Ok
ahoma for state officers, at the gem
eral election held on the 18th day OF
September 1907 Is as follows;
/ Governor.
/ Frank Frantz ...........4.... g7
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tconiinued on Page 81
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this Path day OF March. 1908.
n. a. FARQUHARSON,
Notary Public
Commission cxphes February 26, 1911.
ABSTRACT or ELECTION RE
TURNS.
Proposed state Of Oklahoma, Alfalfa
County SIS.
This Is to certify that the following
is a true and correct copy OF the votes
cast at state election held ON The 18th
day of September. 1907, for the pur-
pose o, slecting state and county Off
GERS, as shown by the returns from
9Th precinct.
G. a. BODEY.
Ifflfra kNlTIIAMs
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G. a. BODEY,
JEFF WILLIAMS.
IL n. HuBBARD.


Attest; Judges
THOS. SHAFFER.
II. G. ARNOLD,
Clerks.
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Stata Of Oklahoma LCgan County. 81.
~ Y Ford, being first duly sNorn,
deposes and says That he he Is a
respoudaf With the poll books, as the
ballots were fouuted they we're strung