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w, B. & a. L. RY.
The Electric Line. &"
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS. 4. = NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE

THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE ANNAP-
OILS. 4. = NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FEEE.
Electric palace elts from White House Station
l5th and % s,s NOBTINAST.
for Balt.morc--5ao 5.N. 100. 7U. $50. $50.
'F"' $50 l0H. 1890 II.n and 1850 d. M. fgsg
ra~r. ls=" i'o, 1.a -pr, $50 -s5r- ssJ1 so am
$50. $50 600. ESQ. 20. 80. $50 ESQ. 'l5-3.
and 'lI@5 D. o.. daily
Fer AmaroHs-6a0 - $50. sao. 0a9 and
EaJ a. m., l1a9. 49, 2ao. $3.50. 80 $50 6.0
80. ESQ. and .ll.5 D. ne. daily.
Indicates local trains All others are limited.
stopping on'y az Naval Academy Junction. No walls
ug lr hirirs u cabs necessary.
Fares. One wa Er-,-4 --,-,
10 h"i'lii.'Te -.-.-..-.--.-...-. l5c. SIS
To Annapolis and L. y
Naval Acadlmy............. 7-c. SIS
All 81. cars rm direct 20 White House station.
Ticket Office 40 lith and y y ave northwest and AZ
White House Station. 18th and s,s NORTH
EAST Telephone NJ -y5
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

LOVELY LITTLE GROOM HOUSE. BIG LOT.
on the Old Dominion. in the scent zone. only
$500 SOD cash. and SO per month Tin. E a
lifetime chance COLLINS. Clarendon. IA
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BIRDS, DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

YOUNG PARROT. CANARY. HOMER PIGEON.
guinea pigs rabbits. dogs and sure flea destroyer;
also queen bees. &c SCHMJD'S BIRD STORE
7l2 18th 81. NV II
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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE

Personal ACCIDENT SICKNESS. AND LA
bility policies. most liberal issued. The STANDARD
Accident Insurance Co. Detroit. Mich. Cauiugton
a Johns. agents. 6l7 18th 81 Phone NJ 1921.
ie25Vt
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert rerairipe
the kind you have been looking for: any make
anywhere. any time HOWARD POTTS BALL. 1901
New York Tel. Main 1853 ap7tf
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

s. sP1GEL. 1876 Q ST.-LADIES' AND GENTLE
mems fine tailoring. Ladies suits pressed 75c;
mems Oc- Goods called for and delivered. Ph 4s5 L
myZIeod30g
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FOR SALE 90 BEAUTIFUL HOME: FRAME
dwelling. modern In every particular; lot - feet
BY depth 80 feet newly painted; large yeranda :
stables located in Wesley Heights. Massachu-
sctts ave. extended and American University. This
house viii be sold considerably below the cost Of
suburban homes near Tcnnalytown. Fire insurance
placed with best local companies Apply to l. t.
SHOEMAKER 2Os and 29 Colorado Bldg
ic2jn
BERWYN-TWO NEW SIX-RooM HOUSES. 5
ard lots rcspectivcly 600 and 81 500; Sl0O cash
so monthly. acres rooms. orchard. good water
and $40 monthly. EDWARD DANIELS. Room l0l.
Commercial Natl Bank Bldg. Ask for NIr. De Mol.
y23t
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. ) To co PER
foot. at Mt. Rainier. Nd on 18th and 18th sts.
near X. /. ave: District Line Sta: l fare. high and
healthy: small monthly payments J. C. ROGERS.
IF you WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
or suburban home. send Cor latest bulletin
Marion Duckctt q Son, 635 + NV.
mhl7-tf
FOR SALE At NENILWORTH. ID. G.
Now is your time to secure easy monthly pay
mcnts one Of those attractive cottages or choice lots
in KenilWorth. ID. c.. Washingtou's growing suburb
ALLEN w. MAaLERY. 1417 G 1T. NV.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE; HALF ACRE GROUND;
for sale OF rent; inquire on premises. near corner
Wells and HobSon stS. Mount Rainier. A. w.
ANDERSON. je3-tf
COLORED BUYERS.
East Dupont Heights Nd. lots Sll TO Isl: 81 down
see display advertisement. DUPONT HEIGHTS
co. 5l2 + ST. nv. ie72t
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OFFICE OF NM COMNISSInNERS n- q
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

REAL ESTATE vs.. STOCKS-SECURITY rs
DOUBT
>. 5's. and 6 money IN large aud small sums OF
first trusts and improved property only. Every DOS
slble consideration shown borrowers
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
Main $50. 98 6 81. NV. y. 2s7A
ie29-N
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

GREATER WASHINGTON EMPRESS.
Moving. Packing. ard Slipping Lowest Rates
jth and X Srs. NV
Phone Main 81 ARTHUR G.. SMITH. Prop.
je225Ct
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
kREIG'S EXPRESS. lLa ST. NV Phone Main
g0l0 oU75.tf
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS fOvEN
from old carpets; ;he only weaving facto Of its
kind in the city; carpet cleaning. WASHINGTON
BUG CO.. sN 5th ST. nv. NJ lS23 El7-st
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

WANTED 4 SHETLAND PONY: MUST BE
reasonable; name price age. and where II can be
seen. Address BOX lls HeIald ONCE. !e50-u
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FOR SALE FINE LARGE BUILDING lots. At
the Virginia end Of the New Highway Bridge.
night In the fast developing manufacturing town ar
that place. and also tne lots for sale near the end
Of the AguCduct Bridge. between Washington and
the rapidly growing business and resident village ut
Clarcndou-in the beautiful Clements Addition 20
Clarendon All q said lots situated Immediately
on the electric railroad leading into Washington
City-farc only 5 Ceuts Price of lots. SD each.
Terms. $ down balance $ ICr month. without
iutercst-lO Icr cent on for cash. JAMES r.
CLEMENTS, 1906 st. NV lo506t
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LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES' TAILORING AND DREssMAKTNC
suits made 20 order SIS up; linen suits. SIS: Eng
fish goods: silk lining; ht guaranteed. 2OO 18th
st. NV. myl7-3Ot.eOd
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE7 WE STORE FOR 80
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4ls42O-
~ 10th St. NV. 'Phcue Main aZA ie2sA
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-CARDCASE CONTAINING ION + Y
cards. and car tickets on Auacoetia car or I'd 81.
Sc. Tuesday 7:i5 p m. Reward Telephone Main
SO
THE BEST PLACE TO GET ICE CREAM FOR
the Fourth; 7oc and slc per gallon, delivered.
LACEYS. COZ New York ave Phone NJ. 9,5.
ic29-u
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ROOMS FOR REM.
FURNISHED.

7'6 sTH ST. Nw-ENTuRE lsT FLOOR;
large rooms PANTY. refs N2H
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
WHY PAY REMIT

WHY PAY REMIT
Buy beautiful home site at East Dupont
Heights. Md; lots sll and up: no color restriction
see display adv, Room s, 5I2 4 s. 5eiM
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-WEsCHLER'S. 90 PA. AVE. NV.
good place 20 dispose of yo1r furniture. pianos.
&c by auction. Satisfactory results Prompt -e-
turns. sale every Saturday. 10 q. m. ie2i2lt
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR ovERsTOCK OF
wall paper at a very low sacrifice Call and ses
cur stock. r. G. NOLTE. eo7 llth st. Nv.
las -eod-n
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP COOL IN YOUR RESIDENCE OR OF
FICE BY USING AN ELECTRIC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY.
1880 NEW YORK AVE ieNM
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AGENTS WANTED.

ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED TO SELL LOTS IN
East Dupont Heights. Apply at once 70 Room s.
No 5l2 + ST. NV. jc5-3Qt
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEANS To HAUL BRICK. WE,r
BROS. BRICK co. south end Highway Bridge.
va. ivl-1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HERE ARE THREE OF THE BEST PLANS
on earth % make money These plans sold for
@S5t We have limited number IN offer NJ o
cents silver, - cents stamps. One plan made $50
win . cents capital Order today. C. W Balm
sFEDlALIA COMPANY, Greensboro y. c. b22t
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. H. VI. NOLAN WILL HOLD 4 SPIRITUAL
meeting az 18Th 81. and Park ave. July 2 one
square south ot Brghtwood Hotel. Brightwood. ID O..
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

A POSITION As EOOKKEEPER OR CLERK
wanted ly Young man - years Of age. can furuil
references l-}A 18Th So. uo.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.
MOTORCYCLES.

"INDIAN' MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL:
some attractive features the Brooks saddle double
Uip control; Hcistrum motors, automatic intake
valves. CHAS. T. MILLER & BRO. ll05 18th NV
agents. ivi-tf
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Physicians sued for 100000

To-morrow-GoOd Roads Movement.
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Herald Branch Offices,

and forwarded promptly 20 the main Office:
WOODWARD & LOTHBOP-Infomation Bureau
GOLDENBERG S-lnfomation Bureau
HECHT q CO.-CashiCr's Office.
PALAlS ROIAL-Burcau Of Information.
s. kANN. SONS q CO.-Infomaton Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th ST., Il. l.
ave. and X 81. nv.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY corner y. y.
ave. and North Capitol st. NV.
JOHNSTON S PHARMACY l221 y. J. ave. NV.
CHARLES J. FUHRMANS ) PHARMACY. 9Th and
East Capitol SITS.
+. 2. WELLERS PHARMACY. 533i NJ ST. NV
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY nth and g SIS.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and s. sts. NV
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and Irving
SITS. NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 1886 18th st.
TAYLOR 5 PHARMACY. 9th and sts. NV.
kENERS PHARMACY. 9th and SIS NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and sts. ne.
McCHESNEY < JOACHIM sth and + sts. ne
G. j. GElGER'S PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and Il ne
ID. ID. COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
Us North Capitol 81
NJ A. MENKE. 5th and sts. nv.
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THE RoYALTON. ols N NW.-TWO FURNISHED
rooms single Or cn suite. Apply APT Al.
ft1lf
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

{. @. SLOAN 4 Co. lW- III. Nv WTTI.
sell July d. lgE. goods stored with the Peourr's
storage and Express Co ia The names of n VIII
ims. W. n. Lewis Annie Bames Mary Harris
EteIa Brown. and J.. Avery. PEOPLES STOR
AfH AND EMPRESS CO.. &. r. CLIFFORD *
co. 1850 -th et NV iv26f svtCs
FOR SALE-RAMBLER RICYCLE. in GOOD
condition. sl2, a bargain Ii27 5th ST. NV. ir23i
FOR SALE SECOND HAND WINDOW SASH.
frame and shutters. 1911 4 50. NV rl7t
TWO HOrWATER BOILERS: ONE FEED
water heater and = cable. 1915 81. NV. Ul-3
ONE MEAT BLOCK. COFFEE MILL. AND A
tine Showcases reasonable Apply 100 Vermont
ave. NV. ,s7D a.
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7B sTH ST. INVENTIVE lsT FLOOR: 3
large rooms; rautr, refs b2t
FURNISHED.
THE ROYALTON. els VI NW.-TNO FURNISHED
rooms, single CT cn suite. Apply APT a.
N23t
9-7 ST.-FUR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
han room furnished with closet telephone scry-
nee. h2@
ai ST NW-BUsINEsS SECTION; FUR.
rsbed rooms scme for housokccm1r
FREMONT HOTEL. 2D AMI INDIANA AVE.
uw.-Largc, aIry. clean rooms. IN shady street !;
summer rates. my2isottu.th.s
40 9Th Nw.-sUNnfER RATES: BATH EACH
hoor 50 month Up. c0Cl. clean rooms: center loca-
tion. myl5Slt-eod
lCu 18TH Nw-wELL-FURNIsHED 2D-FLOOR
rooms single Or en- suite; also back rooms: bath;
phone je2j2oteod
10 STH ST Nw.-oNE FURNISHED LARGE
front room b1I
723 9TH ST NW.-FINE ROOMS. N MODERN
house newly uap,r,d; s. month and up. b25
5g sTH ST NW.-LARGE SECOND-STORY
front room. wcu furnished. b2N
l30 9TH ST NW.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. light housekeeping b2H
s-l srH 81. NW.-FURNISHED ROOM DESlR-
able reasonable with hath, for one or two.
jl3t
I'm 5TH Nw-ONE or TWO ROOMS; FIRST
and second floors. bl3t
1904 ST. NW.-ONE LARGE FURNISHED
room; rent reasonable. Nl2t
1873 9TH ST NW.-FURNISHED ROOMS. SIC
ond floor: well-Isut house. MIST
1896 rTH ST NW.-THREE FURNISHED
rooms second floor; gcutlen on only. jyl5t
ISIS 10TH NW-TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
rooms. second floor: modern improvements. Ink;
no children, rent reasonable. Bl-3t
~ 30 ST. NW.-ONE FURNISHED FRONT
room; running water. WIU
i90s ST. SW.-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH
without board. TI5t
IA 18TH ST NW-FOR RENT-CLFAN. Eur
nished rooms reasonable. je5o3;
~ 18TH UNSUITABLE OFFICES or DIN
ins rooms furnished; also basement ie3o2t
room gentlemen. N.0 week; near Capitol. ieli-5O.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
i2s 7TH ST Sw.-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR-
nished rooms with or without board. ic3ost
SO I ST NW.-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
rooms, good location. U23t
UNFINISHED.
ROOMS AND BATH. BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.
fine location, near cars, light and heat Rose
terrace i9 Jefferson ST.. Aroco>iis. Wat
1865 STH ST NW.-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS:
J. n. D.: nInuing water. gas 81 month t2G
60 . ST. NW-FOCR UNFINISHED ROOMS.
second floor. no children. Vl3t
1925 ST. Sw.-THREE LARGE UNFURNISHED
rooms. SD two. g ul3t
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s-7 X ST-FUB RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
han room furnished with closet; telephone scry-
ice n2 20
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims. settle estates Law business in all courts
No charge unless successful Phone 1856.
myl5u FULLER AGENCY Room L. 1916 ST.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED SALESLApIES WANTED FOR
our ribbon department Apply 10 superintendent
6. EANN. SONS & co. before 10 a. m.
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READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES
Best on Earth.
Let us give you demonstration.
r. 5 Bicycles from SIS to S6d
7. y. MUD. Jr.. lSls U. Y. ave Nv. apl6tt
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lp
II ST. NV. desirable Office rooms. including heat
light elevator. and iantor services: prices, SI2 10 80
per room WEAVER BROS. lte ~ uw. lest
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Escholtz Bay on the north to Patagonia
on the south. From the four-toed little
dog-like animal Of the Eocene period TO
the horse, the ass. and the zebra of to-
day. the only animals that walk on one
toe, has been a long, long way. Tribe
by tribe they fiOurished and grew extinct
as a class. 90 leave 10 their pOsterity the
task OF remodeling themselves TO mse-
the moods Of a changing earth. These
American horses are generally believed
20 be the original ancestors of all the
extinct members Of the horse family in
the world. but the fact cannot be def
nitely established until the Pliocene de-
posits Of Central Asia have been eX-
plorcd
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FREMONT HOTEL. 2D AND INDIANA AVE.
uw.-Largc aIry. clean rooms. in a shady street
summer rates. my2i90t. .tu.th.S
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HIGH INSURANCE RATES
AROUSE VALLEJOITES
Committee Makes Protest to
Board of Underwriters
Against High Tariff

VALLEJO. March 21.-The citizens OF
Vallejo have felt keenly the very con-
siderable increase in fire insurance
rates which have prevailed since the
rehabilitation period following the
great disaster in 1905, and murmur-
ings- of discomfort have been heard
from almost every one.
Nothing but individual protests were
made. however, until at meeting OF
the merchants association last Wednes-
day evening the question was discussed
at length. and the committee having
cognizance OF such matters was in
structed to make a written protest to
the board OF fire underwriters against
the exorbitant rates charged and re-
questing material reduction.
The association favors the centrali-
zation of yaHejos fire fighting appar-
atus and the placing of the fire Depart
ment upon q paid basis.
With such an Improvement in the
local fire department insurance rates
should properly be placed lower than
before the great fire
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SENATE REFUSES
TO RAISF'SALARIES
Amendment to Benefit Clerks Is
Knocked Out on a Point
of Order
Legislative, Executive and Judi
cial Bill, Carrying $3z,-
945,63l, Passes

WASHINGTON. March 21.-Almost
the entire session OF the senate was
consumed with consideration of the
legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill The bill as finally
passed carried an appropriation of s32,-
s45.s31, the amount added TO the house
bill by the senate being ss47,7is.
An amendment offered by Senator
Dixon OF Montana to increase salaries
of about q dozen clerks OF senate COM
mittees from $500 to s2,a5o. called for
a spirited discussion in the senate, but
IL went ost on q point of order.
Discussing his amendment, Dixon
made complaint OF favoritism TO old
senators, whom he Characterised as
white buttoned mandarins." Senator
Bacon offered an amendment for an in
crease Of 20 per cent for government
not more than sl,S0e. but 1t was also
lost on a point OF order.
In order that government agents in
vestigating trade conditions abroad
might report upon wholesale and re-
tail prices at which American made
goods are sold abroad" Culberson of
Texas offered an amendment to the bill.
Culberson said 1t had often been
charged that American goods were sold
cheaper 10 foreigners than to people In
this country and in some cases denied.
and he wanted to know the facts.
Senator Aldrich said IL such investi-
cation were TO be carried on It should
be brought about through a properly
framed resolution. and a point Of order
was sustained against the amendment
The bin was then passed, and at 4 IS
the senate adjourned
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
YOUTH DISAPPEARS;
FAMILY FEARS SUICIDE
Despondent Over iii Health,
Young Man Takes With
Him a Pistol

PALO ALTO, March p. = Grant
Fromhertz. the son Of Mrs. J. From
hertz OF zs7 Bryant street. has been
missing from his home since March
10, and despite vigilant search through
the Portola valley by his four brothers
and Sheriff r Chatham of San Mateo
he has not been found.
Fromhertz was much discouraged
over his physical condition and car
ried a 80 caliber revolver when he
left home. and his family fear that he
may have committed suicide or have
died Of exposure in the Portola foot
hills, where he was last seen.
W. A Jones of 255 Lytton avenue, a
laundry employe, is also numbered
among the missing, having disappeared
from his lodgings March Z. Careful
search by Jones friends has failed TO
reveal his whereabouts and il Is
feared that he may have met with foul
play. The condition OF his room show
ing that when he left he evidently in
tended TO return
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
TANGLE ARISES FROM
ACTS OF DECEASED PAIR
Suit of Estates of Husband and
Wife Presages Lively Argu-
meuf. in Court

OAKLAND. March "A demurrer
fled by Attorney Jesse Dibert In the
suit Of the estate OF Caroline Dam
kroeger against the estate Of her hus-
band. GOttlieb Damkroeger. pressges a
lively argument when the matter comes
I'D in court The suit arose over the
deDo~- of $500 II the names Of both
d. egers IN a san Francisco bank
-Aft s death The money was drawn
out b. the widow Mrs Dankroeger
died soon after her husband. and in
settling the estates. both Of which We're
separate property. q dispute arose over
the possession Of the money. Dibert
maintained in his demurrer that the
withdrawal OF the cash by Mrs Dam
kroeger was ler i and that the facts Of
the case warranted such action on her
part
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Avoid Secret
Stomach Remedies
Because Nest Of Them Contain
Dangerous Ingredients, Which
Produce the Drug Habit

Thousands OF people having dyspep-
sis or stomach -roubles II some feru
continually dope" themselves with al
sort Ct secret tonics- drugs. pills
cathartics. etc. which not only inhame
ard irritate the stomach and irtestines
but in many cases cause the opium
-z1o-p hire and cocaine habits
You hare z right and should demand
@ know wlfat any medicine contains
before svou take Il unless 1t is put up
or reconmen6ed By some reputable
physician Fakes ana cuacks viii put
most any1hing .p-e their secret prepa-
rarsors 10 make vou like 1hefr useless
makes yog the Victim Of some drug
habit which VII rutn yeur health IN q
short time
stuart's Dyxpepsla Tablets are not q
secret remedy. sthey do no1 contain in
curious drugs and they are recon-
.mended by thousands OF physicians .in
the United States and Csnadz tc their
patients for dyspepsias eatafrh OF the
stomach and al other stomach troubles
resulting from improper digestion OF
food
These wonderful tablets actually
digest food because they contain the
very elements that are required OF g
healthy stomach 70 properly digest
FOOD. thus acting as q substitute and
giving Lne cNerWorked digestive organs
e rest and & chance 10 regain their
former health. strength and vtgo-.
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
frUit and vegetable essences, the pure
concentrated tincture OF hydrastis, and
golden seal which tone Up and
strengthen the mucuous coats OF the
stomach and increase the flow OF gas
tric and other digestive juices; lac
tose (extracted from milk): nux
10 strengthen the nerves control
ling the action OF the stomach;
bismuth 10 absorb gases and prevent
fermentation. and pure aseptic pepsin
lgov. Sest) OF the highest digestive
power. All OF these are scientifically
incoiporS5ed IN these tablets or loz-
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uraI. spsedy cure for any stomach
trouble
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
in large 1cty-cent boxes by all drug
gists-
Write rs for free sample package
This sample alone VIII give you sum
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SLAYER
NEAR HIS DOOM
Giuseppe Ala Is Sentenced to
Be Hanged in Month
of July

DENVER. March 2f-Gfuseppe Ala.
the murderer OF Father Leo Heinrichs,
was removed this afternoon from the
Denver Jail to the state penitentiary at
Canon City, there TO be hanged in the
week beginning July IL. Just four
weeks from the Sunday morning when
he shot the priest at early mass in ST.
Elizabeths church In Denver, after
kneeling at the altar rail and receiv-
ing the sacred wafer. the assassin will
awake in solitary confinement. which
will continue during the 1s remaining g
weeks of his life.
The condemned man presented a pit
liable appearance when arraigned In
court today to hear his doom pro-
nounced by Judge Greeley W. Whit
ford. His head was scratched and bat
tered from beating it against the bars
of his cell door and he either was. or
feigned to be. too weak to stand. He
was supported by two officers while
listening to his sentence.
Muttering @I never harmed any one,''
the prisoner was half dragged, half
carried from the Jail to the carriage
in which he was driven to the depot
and placed aboard the afternoon train
for Canon City. His arms and legs
were shackled and he was accom-
panied by a double guard on his last
journey.
Ala made repeated attempts last
night to commit suicide by beating his
head against the iron bars of his cell
His head was covered with bruises
when he was taken to court this morn
ing, and he was so weak that he was
supported by officers.
When asked by the court IL he had
anything to say. Ala said to the inter-
prefer: "I didn't do anything"
There is no likelihood of an appeal
to the supreme court, as Ala has no
funds, and there has been no proof
introduced of errors in the trial.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
HOLD succEssruL cARNryAL

The military fair and carnival of
the Calvary reserve corps was con-
cluded last evening after two nights
of festiyity at the Young Mems He
brew Association hall. Page street near
Stanyan- The feature of the enjoyable
program was the mimic war of the
Attack on the Fort" with more than
100 men in action During the two
evenings music was furnished by the
Columbia Park boys club band. The
many who attended the carnival found
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
New Route to the wonderful Yosemite

Southern Pacific Yosemite Valley
railroad-one days daylight journey all
by rail to boundary line Yosemite Ma
tigue. Over night at the new hotel or
camp and next day before noon the
heart of the valley. From ferry depot
$40 a. m. daily. Round trip only
s26.60. Ticket Offices, SS4 Market street
II Powell street. Market street ferry
depot. and Thirteenth and Franklin
streets, Oakland. =
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
HONOR MARK TWAIN FOR
POEM AFTER 80 YEARS
Hawaiian Promotion Club to
Give Author ManteI or Table
of Island Mahogany

HONOLULU, March Ito show
their appreciation OF the good Mark
Twain has done Hawaii by writing a
prose poem 80 odd years ago. the pro-
motion committee of Hawaii will send
to him for his home in Connecticut a
mantel or table, as he may select, built
of Hawaiian mahogany.
Clemens visited Hawaii many years
ago and remained for several months.
On his return to the mainland he wrote
much about the islands and also lee
tured. The people here have been
using his prose poem In promotion
literature for 80 years and they begin
to realize that 1t is up to them to
show their appreciation OF his work
in a substantial manner.