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The Washington times., 1909-11-04
4 FEW DOSES END KIDNEY MISERY
AND MAKE LAME BACKS FEEL FINE

anywhere else in the world, which will
effect 50 thorough and prompt a cure
as a fifty-cent treatment Of Paps' s
Diuretic. which any druggist can sup
ply.
It is needless TO feel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prepara-
ton goes at once 10 the Out-of-order
kidneys and urinary system, distribut-
ing its cleansing, healing and strength
ening influence directly upon the or
Eans and glands affected, and COM
pletes the cure before you realize st.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pape, OF Gin
cinnati, is large and responsible medi-
cine concern thoroughly worthy Of your
confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days
treatment VIII make any one feel fine
Accept only Pape's Diuietic - fifty
cent treatment - any drug store - any
where IN the world.
The Washington times., 1909-11-04
Out-of-order Kidneys are
regulated and Bladder
trouble goes.

A real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses of Pape's Diuretic.
Misery in the back. sides or loins, sick
headache, nervousness, rheumatism,
pains, heart palpitatioEs, dizziness,
sleeplessness. infiamed or swollen eye
lids, lack OF energy and all symp-
toms Of out-of-Order kidneys simply
vanish
Uncontroilable urination Especially at
night. smarting. offensive and discolor-
Cd water and other bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect kidney or
urinary disorder or feel any rheuma-
tlsm, begin taking this harmless medi-
cine. with the knowledge that there Is
no other remedy, at any price. made
The Washington times., 1909-11-04
WOULD PROHIBIT
PATENT MEDICINE

The increasing use of patent medi-
cines is deplored by DR.. Harvey W.
Wiley.
The American Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation held an interesting meeting last
night in which 1t was almost unani-
mously resolved no medical formula
should be patented. That such a law
would have passed at the last session
OF Congress but for the opposition OF
the patent lawyers was the statement
OF Samuel L. Hilton, who announced
another bin has been drawn limiting
the application OF patent, trade mark
and copyright laws as respects medi-
cines.
The Washington times., 1909-11-04
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
CHOOSES WELLER

Aid was given SEQ families by the Cit
liens Relief Association, according to
the annual report OF the board Of man
ayers The report of the treasurer.
Milton Z. Allies, for the year ended
September 50 showed total contribu-
S7,S5-07.
The following officers were elected al
a meeting OF the board Of managers in
the Board Of Trade rooms yesterday
afternoon: President. NJ l. Weller:
vice president, Mrs. II. B. F. Macfar-
land; second vice president, William c.
Rives; treasurer. Milton +. Allies; sec
Rotary, Walter S. Unord.
The Washington times., 1909-11-04
OF LAW
TO HOLD BANQUET

A s Sanders, of New York, member
of the class Of 1911, Washington College
of Law. has been delegated to obtain
a noted speaker for the annual banquet
Of the class in February.
At an enthusiastic meeting of the class
last night the following officers were
elected; President, Miss ETna Carpen-
ter, OF Georgia; vice president. Ellis
+. Wilson. of New York. secretary,
Miss Katherine Koran; treasurer, Jesse
w. Myer, of Indiana; sergeant-at-arHs,
F. w Englert, District OF Columbia.
The Washington times., 1909-11-04
MEETINGS BEGUN
BY LOYAL LEGION

The Military Order Of the Loyal Le-
gion has begun it's monthly meetings
for the year. The first one was held
at Rauschers last night. Capt. J. W.
Mitchell delivered an address on the
doings Of Mike Lawless, an Irishman
Of the Second Dragons, who won a
lieutenancy through his fearlessnesS
The Washington times., 1909-11-04
ELKS HONOR KIDD.

Frank A. Kidd is the new lecturing
knight OF the Elks, having been unani-
mously chosen to succeed Thomas J.
Donovan.
The Washington times., 1909-11-04

Popular Excursion, Sunday, November
eth, Baltimore g. Ohio r. R.-sI00 round
trip 10 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;
Sl35 70 Berkeley Springs, and $500 to
Cumberland Special train leaves Union
Station at s:I5 a. M returning same day.
-AdVt
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

The last Encina Al home Of the
semester was successfully held In the
.clubroom OF the big dormitory tonight
and fully. 500 undergraduates enjoyed
the function. which winds up the af-
fairs given by the -dormiuory men for
the year. In addition TO the members
Of the Encina club all Of the varsity
athletes OF the track, baseball and
crew teams We're hidden guests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
STATE TREASURER
|. HASSTACKSOF GOLD
Railroads Pay Second Install
ment 1908 Taxes Amounting
to S949,4O6

SACRAMENTO. April 24.-Gold piled
up in one large pyramid on the floor
OF State Treasurer Williams office to-
day represented payments to the state
by four railroad companies There
was *s49. .4oe in the pile. and it weighed
nearly two tons
The largest number of these dollars
came from the Southern Pacific. com
-s6sS,S5L This represents the sec
ond instslIment of the company's taxes
for the year 1908. The Santa Fe road
turned in s229,S32; the salt Lake road
$25.1O5. and the Ocean Shore s61S
The Pullman car company is likely
10 be the only transportation company
TO be delinquent in its taxes. It has
refused TO pay its taxes for two years
now and owes the state s60-2SL IT de-
nies the right of the state to tax it
and is lighting in the courts
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
FATAL BLOW STRUCK BY
EX-PUGILIST, SAY POLICE
English Remittance Man
Killed in San Diego Saloon

SAN DIEGO, April "a Tom William
son, and English remittance man,
was killed last night in the Telephone
saloon by a blow from the fist of Earl
Hopkins, former pugilist. according
to the police
1t is claimed that Williamson and
Hopkins had some words last night at
o'clock, and during the quarrel VIII
hanson. who was intoxicated was
struck in the stomach by Hopkins.
ne Iell into a corner, where he laid
unnoticed until about II o'clock when
the police were notified When thew
arrived it was discovered that William
son was dead
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

The members Of the senior class will
attend the services in the chapel to-
morrow morning upon special invita-
tion Of DR.. i. Charles Gardner. the
university chaplain. The chaplain
wishes TO give the men among whom
he has worked for four years words
Of parting advice before the regular
commencement exercises.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
Jap PANFSE ENGINEER
WOUNDSAS1UDENT
Fight at Vashon College, Ta=
coma, Followed by Riot and
Bitter Feeling


TACOMA, Wash, April 24.-At
yashon college last evening a student
named Adams censured a Japanese en-
gineer for turning off the lights and
a fight followed, and it is said that
the Japanese used b knife, slashing the
white boys face severely. Later he
drove off his assailant with revolver
Students and members of the faculty
witnessed the fight. Members OF the
military company. with rifles, surround
ed the engine room, but the professors
finally Gained the young rioters.
The professors say that the Japanese
was in the right and that he used no
knife. the students wounds being in
hicted by ring.
Feeling is very bitter, and while the
faculty beiittles the matter some of the
students predict further trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
PACIFIC PILGRIMS TO MEEr-T

PACIFIC PILGRIMS TO MEET-The monthly
meeting OF the Pilgrims of the Pacific was held
Tuesday evening the Hotel Stewart. those
present being I. W. Wsldegrave. William H.
Crocker. DR.. F. W. d'Eyelyn, L. D. Coghill,
Kirkham L. Perry. Charles E. Stokes, ]. W.
Hoyt, Charles A. Stewart G. Alexander Wright.
F. J. DELANEY. A. 3. Harris. James z. Rogers.
L. A Russell and c. Rushforth. After dinner
a pSper was read By Albert B. Harris. attorney
at law, on legislative reform
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

The practice OF holding senior sing
ing on the shores of Lake Lagunita
was continued last night when several
score Of the men who expect to grad
uate congregated and sang college
sopgs. The men will gather again to-
morrow afternoon and viii sing and
discuss matters of importance to the
welfare Of the university
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
Plan TO PICTURE
'ANARTIST' 'SDR[AM'
Women OF Papyrus Club TO Pre-
sent Entertainment at the
5. Princess Theater
Singing and Dancing by Clever
Amateurs to Be Inter-
s sperced


While women's clubs have frequent
ly been famous for forensics, the
Papyrus club promises something new
next Friday afternoon when a more or
less silent but beautifully. staged and
delightful pantomime will be given at
the Princess theater But there will
be, for all that it is pantomime, good
singing, sprightly dances. and elabo-
rate costumes.
The title of the entertainment is AN
Artists Dream The story has to do
with an artist who has painted eight
pictures which he can not sell. prize
is offered for a picture of the most
successful costume in competition, the
judges to be the modistes of Paris.
The artist competes. urged by his
fiancee. In a dream he sees his mani
kin, a jealous creature, come to life
and try to destroy Psyche, the artists
inspiration. The evil spirited manikin
brings to life the eight lovely maidens.
including Psyche, whose charm wins
the prize for the artist. The play is
in two acts.
SEVERAL SPECIALTIES SCHEDULED
Prosper Reiter is the artist and with
his wife will perform several special
ties. Mrs. Reiter will sing some num-
bers from the musical comedy, Mile.
Modiste." Miss Jennie Morrow Long
will be the, manilxin. Miss >Solita Nc
Gill is cast as the artists fiancee and
Miss Violet Shawhan will perform the
Psyche dance.
The girls who will appear in the cos
tunes of many periods are:
Miss Lolita Folsom MISS Margaret Coffin
Miss Hazel Lang Miss Freda Hilbert
Miss Charlotte Bocarde Miss Helen Taylor
Miss Hazel Carrau Miss Ruth Brunning
Miss Lillian Mensor Miss Madeline Levy
Miss Florence Simkins
There will be speciaIties given by
Miss Lillian Mensor, Miss Hazel Gala
han, Miss Blanch Carrau and Miss
Madge Kemp. The art students who
will dance with the animated pictures
are: Harry Fuschs. Will Johnson, Ell
iiot Check and Paul McCloskey P. S.
Breckenridge. Clifford Mcdowell and
Frank Thompson will sing, as will the
San Francisco women's quartet.
CLUBWOMEN ON STAGE
Clubwomen who will appear on the
stage as visitors and dress makers are:
Mrs. William Jones Mrs. Vincent Walsh
Mrs. Harry NoFthon Mrs. E. H. Folsom
Mrs William Little Mrs H. G. woltge
Mrs. J. B. Bocarde Mrs. Otto Romer
Mrs. f. o. Rieser Mrs. McDanels
Mrs. Lou Pistolesi Miss Alice Colman
Mrs. Walter Webster
Mrs. Arthur Cornweu. president of
the Papyrus club, and Mrs. Walter
Byron Webster, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, have worked dill
gently in planning for the entertain
ment Mile. Anois Mollier has had
charge of the preparation of the pan
tomime and the accompanist will be
Mrs. Charles Stallman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

ftol. Il D. ADAMS, head Of the de-
partment OF history al this university.
met his classes for the last time today
and Monday viii leave for the east
where he viii deliver a series of lec-
lures during the summer session OF
the Johns Hopkins institute. He will
return next term TO take over his
classes. Doctor Adams was appointed
10 the honorary post at the big east
ern institution some months ago and
his leave IS not unexpected
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
STUDENTS ENTERTAIN
THE LAW INSTRUCTORS {
Interesting Smoker and Jinks
Held in Stanford Inn
ISpsciaI Di.pa.eh @ The Gail

4Dpccidt DttposcH 70 ne A0itl
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April "a
A smoker and links was given in the
dining room Of the Stanford inn last
night, when the students of the pre-
legal department and law school en-
tertained the professors. Speeches and
songs by the students and professors
made the gathering enjoyable. Among
those who participated were many well
known upper class students. i. Craven
an intercollegiate debater and senior
law student. made the principal ad =
dress for the undergraduates, taking
the stand OF the prosecution on the
case. People vs. Grubb.p while Prof.
=. G. Woodward. as head of the de-
nsrtment and law school, defended in
the case Both speeches were wei re-
.eeiveo- as were musical numbers by
=. A Gott. r. u. Ford. II. Raines. j.
Mehuity. H Pettigrew. j. HILL W p
Fuller .Jr. and Harold and J. Fer
E0son. Prof c. II. Hunberich spoke. as
Cd other faculty members. and J. NJ
y. ara, graduate. officiated as master
ceremonies
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

Stanford students have been inter
ested by the offer recently made by
the WOmen's Christian Temperance
society of Palo Alto to give cash
prize 10 the student submitting the
best essay on Total Abstinence" The
announcement states that $50 will be
GRANTED for the essay and Prof r. M.
Alden OF the English department has
been appointed to act as a Judge. The
manuscripts are 20 be due The first Of
Jaly and several students have taken
up the contest
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27

-AreraRe snow on ground I35 inches
The following maximum and minimum TEN
peratures are reported from eastern stations
fcr previous dav: Chicago, 5S5s; New YORK,
5s-45. Omaha. 60-J0.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling steadily over California
and NeTada- There has been no rain over the
Southeru half Of the Pacific slope, but showers
have occurred generally north of the Siskiyou-
The temperature continues high IN the interior
81 California and afternoon readings In the
great valley range from - 70 IS degrees Along
- coast moderate temperatures prevail.
The relative humidity Red Bluff was 40
ne- cent and at Fresno 80 per cent.
FORECAST
Forecast made st San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight April IS.
San Francisco and Ficinity-Fair Tuesday.
zrirh fog IN the morning and some cloudiness
A. night; light south wind, changing TO brisk
west
warm: light north winds.
Sacramento valley-fair Tuesday; continued
warn; light south winds.
san Joaquin vaIley-Fair Tuesday; continued
warm: light west wind
Les Angeles and vicfnity-Fair Tuesday; light
sorfh winds A. g. MeADTE-
District Forecaster-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exnarts hx the Asia

The steamer Asia sailed for Hongkong and
way ports via Honolulu Saturday with cargo
valued Al sI77.645. exclusive OF treasure. and 60
- Distributed as follows: For Japan. <13e. ass;
China S2S 35s: East Indies. 81 400, Korea. S5e6;
VIadivostok. $23s: Sonth Afriea. $1.S45; Philip
nine Stands S5.711. The principal exports and
thefr de<rfua tions we're follows.
Ts JaBaI-l4 SIS lbs sugar. 1-s70 gals and /
6 vine So lbs lard 14r lbs nuts. 155 lbs cheese
sc cs canned goods. 10 lbs and cs meals, pkgs
fr,sif- Ia pkSs groceries and provisions - 6
a. 6050 Ihs hooss- pkgs electrical goods,
ses5 bales cotton. Z bales duck. 1 cs shoes. .
ntes agricultural implements. 25s rolls and e
leafher- pkgs machinery, 200 rolls roodng, 50
pkgx SOAP
lbs pearl barley. 1888 lbs beans. ISL lbs
l,read co lbs lard. lie cs baking powder. 3 $50
lIx codfsh 2es lbs meals, 3-30s lbs cheese.
= 2e5 lbs dried fruit. 27s lbs and % IS raisins,
1 Tn< I.ss chocolate , es honey. fsz pkes fresh
ffrfts f3 - snd I half bhl salmon. u pkgs
dr4r-x reels wire rope 933 lbs ginseng. - 6
frnerfferS 26 rolls leather. - pk<s agriculture
irnriemenrs 5000 lbs tan bark-
10 East IndIeszf60 canned goods. Is C
salmon. / . dried fruit reel wire rope, 165
uk<S roofnS materisL
10 Korea-2sE 6 canned goods. Loo Ibs lard, 6
C salmon, pkgs machinery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27

20 discharge ballast. Jacobsen is under charter
70 the oregon pine export lumber company 10
load for the United Kingdom
SAN PEDRO. April a6--Steaner wiIlapa ar
rived from NillaPa HarbOr win lumber
Steamer Whittier cleared teday for san Fran
cisco.
Dredgsr Pacific arrived today from San Fran
cisco
steamer santa B4r5ara cleared for Grays Hsr-
b0r taking freight and passengers for san fran-
cisco.
steamers Northland and Thomas l. Wand
cleared for northern ports.
SEATTLE, April -6--Sre1mer President ar
rived at D. N. with 400 passengers from south
ern California aud san Francisco She made the
run from the latter pert in % hours, two hoers
less than scheduled
steamer olson & Mahoay arrived from san
Francisco. bringing 4 small steamer Tor the
a1arrerulss stcr's department and general cargo.
she left With the hsrkentine Amaranth IN tow,
bar had To cut the windjammer adrtft-
Steamer City of Seattle sailed tonight Tor
SkaEway and way ports.
steamer Northwestern sent 70 2uarteTula srer
drvdock today. and steamer Victoria follows to-
steamer PleisdeS is loading for the Hawaiian
lslands
Peruvfsu hark Alliance arrived from Psyta,
Peru AMI Eil drrtIock aud overhaul heze.
Sieamer EIirl satlesi lste tonight with railroad
material and coal Tor COrdoya-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items OF Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

ASTORIA. April z6.-Steaner Hornet arrived
to,isy from San Frsaciseo and left Up the river
Tor Portland 70 lozd lumber for return
morning from san Francisco 70 load lumber
steamer senator arrived this evening from San
Frsneisco with freight and passengers.
steam schooner F. s. Loop arrived from san
FranCssco this morning 70 load lumber.
steamer Riverside arrived today from Sar
Franclsco with freight from New York. via the
S,earaer North star OF the Alaska. fsheruen,s
paekInr company. left out today for the Susha-
Eak river. Alaska-
PORTLAND, April 2s.-The report from san
rraneIsao thar the British ships Brabl0ek and
Ierisnd Brothers have been chartered BY the
r,erffc export lumber company Of this city 70
Ioas lumber here Tor the United kingdom Is de-
-.ief here andsnelther the agents of the vessels
nor the captains has been Informed ef the ru-
--ss1-s-f transacti0a The Brabl0ck and Levland
fsr,fnrrs hare been lying idle in the harbor q
god while The Leyiaud Brothers = az the
- " p wharf and the Brsblock is at the
sream schooaer F. s Loop arrived at the mills
f Islf,an -Toulsen lumber company this afternoon
ros7ssd : return cargo Of lumber II viii con-
s3.iefss The cargo A. Prescott and knappton-
scan schooner J. 3. Stetson reached the river
fhes snornng - load lumber dor San tfaneiseo at
80 - the mills the lower Columbia
= Sfezuers Sue H. EImore and ArEo left here
tHss ereniuz for TiIiamOok
I-,e uearIser bureau received a wireless dis
-zr..h this morning from the steamer President
~ - north Washington coast reporting the fol-
= weather eouaitions: A z = m--barom-
- - aos1n. Temperature 80; Tlnd nertD#eSt nov
snd eight. weather cloady-
-r,,e s,rnerican fawaiian liner Rirersice- Cap
-.5u RsulseIss. arrived this evening with freight
r-ons Farops and Atlantic coast ports
rrcnch ship Berengere reached rs berth At
irrfer foazy IT : here 70 lead lumber for
Soafh Aria gnder charter 70 1aylor- 1ennz <
r--e,eh bark Iscul.sen which arrived At Astoria
rer asvs ago from PisaSaa. 4e1r this mofn-
Ing and VII Eeseh Linton sels tine to9sf1ph
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION JAN. Is, 1909
VIA sAUSALITO
For sausaIifo, NH Valley, San Ra-
faeE-Daify except Sunday-EveFy 40 mtautes
from $40 a until 10 a. m hourly until 4
.. M, then 4,40 and every 40 minutes until $40
On Sundays every 40 minutes from 0-40 n N
TO 500 D. NJ. then S.45 and l. N
For Faidzx-Week days-6-40. 10 see.
f1:00 a $500 D. m Saturdays oulyf, 400.
Ssnda - 500. 30. 1000. I0-40. IL ID a. N.
Il n, 12.so, I'D ESQ. 2-4o. $40. 400 4:40
p
Fer San -Daily-s.oo a. N. and zoo
SEQ a m daily for cszaderO aud way stations.
800 p. m Saturday only FOR CsEadsro and way
stations.
VIA TIBURON
Fer Tibsron- Belvedere and San Ra-
fael-I.35. .9-10. Il-eo a. N. t'iz.Se p N
on Sunday additional trips st sea a n. 12-3G
and $50 p m, for San Rafael and intermediate
7:s5 a. m daily for Petsmma. SAINT. Rosa.
Heaidsburg. ClOverdaie. Ukfzh- Willis, Sher-
wood, Sebastopol and way stations.
7:35 a. m- daily. except sunday. for Glen
Ellen Guernevflle. River Landing and way sta
tons
Healdsbgrx CIoTerdaie. Glen Ellen. GuerneTille
River Landing and stations
II: 90 =. for PetaluUa- Santa Rosa and way
stations.
Hesldsburg. CIqFertials. Ukiah. GuerasTiiie, Sc
baStOpol and way stations.
$40 p. n- daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo TfbGron only
Pacific Transfer Co9panys agents author
ized 10 cheek baggage direct tom residence
Ticket Offices north end Fefry Building and
S54 Market street. Flood Building
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
CALLS HARTMAN MIGHTY
MAN OF GREAT WEST
EuIogy of Railway Magnafe by
Life Insurance President

NEW YORK. April 2s--After telling
OF the solidiJy and the remarkable
growth Of the cities on the Pacifie coast
and in the far west. Darwin P. Kings
ley. president of the New York life
insurance company who has just re-
turned from trip Of 10 weeks. said
I found that the mighty man in all
that great region is e. II. Hartman l
found little criticism OF him. even In
California On the contrary his plans
ana purposes are recognized every
where from New Orleans 10 Seattle as
involving the best interests OF all the
Pacific coast and intermountain re-
gions.
san Francisco, Los Angeles, Ia
coma, Seattle, Portland Spokane. Salt
Lake City and Denver are all making
most remarka BILE progress progress
which should make every man feel
proud"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
BILLS SIGNED ny GrrIErr

SACRAMENTO. April 2s.-The fol-
lowing bills were signed by Governor
Gillett today:
ls1. on-Appropriating $40 900
for plant disease investigation.
~ Notwithstanding TO registry of
marriage certfflcates
1144 F1int=V4Iidatine the titles "a
certain state lands
1884. Rech-Amending the law gov
erniug the acquisition Of state lands,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
REFUSED PERMISSION TO
WE'D; ATTEMPT SUICIDE
Man and Woman. Both Rus
sian, Enter Into Death Pact

Los ANGELES. April 2s--Because
Anna Sossoeff's father refused 20 grant
her permission to marry Alexis Kot-
tof, both young people formed a death
pact late yesterday afternoon. and as
a result they are now lying at the
receiving hospital IA tally wounded The
young woman has 10 bullet wounds IN
her body and her sweetheart has one
The shooting occurred in the girls
home in a room which was crowded
with visitors Both are Russians
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Army Transports

The Logan safIed April Is from Manila
The Crook is in pert
The Buf0rd is II port.
The Sherman j. in port
The Warren Is Manila
The Fitzpatrick is ar Manils-
Tie Dix arrived February > al Honolzlu from
Seattle
he sheridan Is in port and VII sail for Manila
TIE Theuas sailed AvrH Il from Honolulu Tor
Manila