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Evening star., 1909-08-31

Randle Highlands is the dis tauce fron
Capitol as Dupont Circle Lots and building
sites from ST5 to 81 900: easy payments.
T.. $. REALTY CO.. 7th ST. and Pa. ave. NV.
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Evening star., 1909-08-31
Worch's Piano House

llas On exhibition The following high grab
piants. Baldwin. Sobmcr. Blasius, Regent
Emerson and Nor-h Vi1Dos
HUGO WoRGH fllo q. N"r"h building.
III
Evening star., 1909-08-31
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt. Frederick W. Fuger, 18th
Infantry.
granted First Lieut.. Aiva r. Hull, medi-
Evening star., 1909-08-31

PIANO I'll MING AND REPAIRING. = HAVING.
made sails factory arrangements With Wni
knabe & 90. I am now at liberty II serve my
patrons. Mail orders 10 \. +. WILD. .2N 4th,
t::;T eth NV. will receive prompt a'teut1oh
Evening star., 1909-08-31

Geo. Nh. Barker, a!G I!I, ) IN y 81, ssr
Evening star., 1909-08-31

" NSIiINtiTON. u. g. August 81. l:*t:
tn WHOM IT MAY CpNCERN.-I HAVE THIS
iav sold my wholesale fish business ut 1lth
- wharf 10 Mr.. - ". Carroll. Thanking the
puhiic in general for past patronage hope they
will continue same to Nj George W Carroll
Yours respectfully Il. \. GoLpEN.
Evening star., 1909-08-31
Whv Di1lv Daily With

Common roof paint when yon can get the
-FANDt-S GRAFT0NlC'' at lower price,
THAT WEARS LIKE STEEL: Lasts twice
as Ion- a, any either. In today on over
~ roofs in Washington.
CraitonGs Som, Inc, rhoSe i1a 9'h N St. 80 s,"
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Evening star., 1909-08-31
GEORGE " CARROLL.

ts>uccrS-nF 10 II a tToTdhhl-
To THE II tEiIC.-1 have this DAY pit-
chased the wholesale fish business heretofore
conducted hy Il. \. Golden 11th st. wharf.
| kindly solicit share of your patronage,
Yours respectfully,
nl3i-3t> GEORGE W CARROLL.
Evening star., 1909-08-31

Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 50; u year ago, 81.
Evening star., 1909-08-31

Stove Work at Its Best.
H,y,. tho stove work done now and you'H
To. prepared when cold weather sets ~
Ht-rCUiNsoN 4 M.CAETIn lsa7 iirH 81.
aust 81
Evening star., 1909-08-31

Greatest Achievements
I'm Roof Work,
Man nf ability arl year, ~ experience ut
vonf service a. mt fuat r'r't IN good shape
Cobcrth. lIancs < White Co,
tfl1 u 81 NV I'Gnr NJ 2';"'.
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Evening star., 1909-08-31

Wa aha," the aecra." tu quality and
pwritr. ami especially r,"g~tpg in G
frrosa tat-r iottlr.-.... .t--..--.-..- " Al
Shoemaker Co.. r5anr ll5., : NJ =. ri:,s 4:S VI.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10


was her accompanies last year. He
will be heard in several piano numbers.
and two of his songs will be given in
depreciation by Nine. Gadski. Follow
ing IS the program in full:
MY Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair 80. Haydn
When the Roses Bloom ...-...... Reichardt
'Mennet d'Exaudet ''Venez Agreeable Prin-
temps =. Chansons of the eighteenth century
Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces" -. Young
The Lass with the Delicate Air. ......-. .Arne
Piano solo, "Gayotte and Variations. :. Rameau
Frank Ia Forge
: Die jung Nome. y 'Naeht und Traume' ..
"Stille Sieherileit, > ;IcI Lieb Zine Blume''.
Evening Stiffness Expectancy r la Forge
"Naeht," s'Zueignung'' -s...... r. Strauss
Piano solo, Nocturne in sharp major. Chopin
Frank la Forge
Der Engel,'' .'Schlumberleid," tSanta's Bal
lad from, The Flying sDutchman' Wagner
The box Office will be open at the
theater after 10 o'clock this morning,
and telephone orders will be given
prompt attention.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
BIG SHOE STORE MAKES
FINE WINDOW DISPLAY
Royal Company to Sacrifice Its
Stock of Van Ness Concern

Two ideas of eastern origin trans
planted to san Francisco and nursed
into full bloom by the stimulating eff
fects which result from the iudicious
expenditure of S1,500 have resulted in
giving to the Royal Shoe Company, 1873
Market street what is generally con-
ceded to be the most attractive window
display in this city.
This prize" window has been the
subject of much favorable comment
among the many patrons of the con-
cern, who insist that the Royal Shoe
Company leads in the quality and price
of shoes sold. as we'll as in the at
tractiveness of window displays.
The firm viii place on sale for six
weeks, beginning January IL, 100000
worth of shoes of the latest patterns.
The Royal Shoe Company intends to
close its Van Ness avenue store and can
not find room for the stock in its Mar
ket street establishment. The shoes
from the Van Ness store will there
fore be disposed of regardless of cost.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Laughter, Digestion
And Health

An eminent Russian physician has
stated his opinion that laughter is one
of the best means known 10 science tor
the correction of Dyspepsia, stomach
and nervous diseases.
Laughter, however, in a dyspeptic is
like the memory of running brooks and
shady glens to the famtshing and dying
man lost in the desert.
If one could but know all the causes,
reasons and origins of Dyspepsia, one
would not wonder at half-hearted-
ness of a dyspeptic's gayety.
There is a ceaseless call for appetite,
food and enjoyment to a dyspeptic,
coupled with a morose, moody belief
and knowledge that such a call is
mockery and If tndulged in VIII bring
discomfort, pain and regret.
Perhaps If IL were understood that
the digestive system, including mouth,
throat and alimentary canal, embrace
ing as it does the stomach, is composed
of membraneous tissue filled with mill
lions of small nerves, which control
added millions OF little mouths or
suckers-perhaps if this were known
men could more comprehensibly under
stand that to disarrange such syS-
TEN would mean, indeed. intense physi-
Now suppose that this alimentary
canal IS a mass of worn out, debili-
tated nerves and mouths, each suffer-
ing eXcruciating physical pain and
discomfort. and suppose such a canal
filled with the fumes and foul odors
and decayed food from the last meal.
and one mas SIBnI 1oea as TO the
lack Of laughter of a dyspeptic.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets composed
of the highest digestive ingredients
one grain of single ingredient being
capable of digesting 1900 grains of
foOd-relieves the alimentary canal of
its onerous duties, assists It along its
entire length go feetJ to perform its
routine. imparts strength and buoy
ancy to the stomach and gives back to
the blood a strong, healthy nourish-
ment.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
ural adjuncts to digestion. They do not
/ falsely stimulate an already weakened
machine, but build up where building
1 IS needed and remove where removal is
necessary.
! Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have
nothing to conceal. Here is what they
are made of: Hydrastis. golden seal,
Iactose and aseptic pepsin. Forty thous-
and physicians in America and Canada
use and prescribe them. They should
be used after every hearty meal
whether one is a dyspeptic or not.
Every druggist carries them; price
| soc. Send us your name and address
and we will send you a sample package
free. Address, f. A. Stuart Co., $50
Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
GADSkI WILL SING
MANY NEW NUMBERS
Great Soprano Gets Opportunity
to Show Wonderful Ver-
satiIity
Frank la Forge, Talented Ac-
companist, Will Render a
Few Masterpieces

Nine. Johanna Gadski sings this af-
ternoon at the Van Ness theater. She
is one of the best beloved of all the
artists who. visit. this city and is one
of the greatest sopranos in the world
besides, The program. which is ap-
pended, shows how versatile is her
art and. contains numbers in which,
heretofore, she has never been heard
in this city, as, for instance, Haydn's
classic song. My Mother Bids Me Bind
My Hair" Arne's Lass With the Deli
cate Air" and the songs selected from
the French classics
With the singer this season is Frank
la Forge, who will be remembered as
the talented pianist and composer who
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

county. where, he said. the sanity OF
Thaw could be determined finally. Tns
district attorney declared that modern
scientific opinion held that Thaw was
an incurable paranoiac. He said that
Thaw was a dangerous person and
should not be allowed at large Gard
ner also asked that the case be trans
ferred to New York county. Morschau-
ser opposed it
Justice Tompkins said that Thaw was
entitled to a trial to determine Wnetner
he had recovered his sanity and was
safe to be at large. but reserved de-
cision as to where the trial should ss
held.
He remanded Thaw to the asylum
meanwhile. Upon MOrschauserS op-
lection on the ground that Inaw
counsel was not well treated at tos
asylum, the court ordered that Nor
schauser should be able to see ina"
alone at any time
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
'TnAW TAKEN FROM
STATE INSTITUTION
Mother Applies to Have Insan=
ity of Son Determined
Immediately
Goes to Nyack to Be. Present at
Hearing Before Justice
Tompkins
FISHKILL LANDING. n Y Tan. q

FIsHKILL LANDING, N. Y. Jan. 8
Harry K. Tbaw was taken from the
Matteawan state asylum for the crimi-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
GOLD BRACELET GIVEN
TO RETIRING PRESIDENT
General Meade Woman's Relief
Corps InStalIs Officers

A gold bracelet TO Nellie V. Martin.
the retiring president, and bouquet
Of carnations TO Mrs. Flora Bowley,
the installing officer. were presented
at the ceremonies attending the in
stallatiOn Of the officers of General
G. G. Meade corps No 81. ". r. c.. at
Hamilton hall on the evening of jan
nary ..
The installation ceremonies were
celebrated Jointly with General 6. @.
Meade post. G. A r
The women's organization installed
the following officers: Emma Frerichs
president. Annie Brennan. senior vice
president; Nettie Carleton. junior vice
president; Bessie Johnson, secretary:
Georgiana Howe, treasurer; Nellie
Martin. chaplain. Eta Eggers. con-
ductor. Olga Griffin. assistant con
cuctOr, Mary White. guard; Mary
Oran, assistant guard; Mary simmons
patriotic instructor; Annie H. Beavitt
color bearers, Emmie Berendez; 2
Marie Frechtte; 3, Myrtle Brennan;
musician. Sadie Brennan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
COMMERCE CHAMBER
TICKET is COMPLETED
Members Who Will Be Elected
as Officers Tuesday

The nominating committee of the
chamber of commerce completed its
work yesterday by announcing the fol-
lowing ticket to be voted upon Tues
day:
For president, James McNab; vice
president, William L. Gerstle; vice
president. William Matson; trustees,
r. Bentley, William A. Bissell
Bruce Bonny, William M. Bunker, AL
bert E. Castle, Stanley Dollar, c. F.
Michaels, James K. Moffitt, III. D. Nor
ton. Henry Rosenfeld, James Tyson
Rolla v. Watt.
The polls will be open from noon
until 8 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
SAVED LIFE OF MAN
WHO ROBBED HER
Mrs. Foster Moore Rescues Man
and Loses Jewels

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Mrs. Foster
Moore saved a mans life at a fire yes
terday and now believes that in return
he robbed her of $4,000 worth Of
Jewels She found him in a hallway
apparently overcome by smoke and
Later she saw him running away from
the building in a suspicious hurry, and
soon afterward she missed her val
uables.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Thaw Should Be Released

NYACK. N. Y, Jan. 9.-Harry K
Thaw is entitled to a trial on the ques-
tion of whether he has recovered his
sanity. according to Justice Tompkins.
who today heard arguments on q writ
of habeas corpus obtained by Mrs.
Mary c. Thaw. his mother. In applying
for the writ Mrs. Thaw declared that
Harry X. nav was not a criminal.
having been acquitted by a jury, and
that he is now sane and should not be
in prison. Thaw was brought down
from the Matteawan asylum today to
be present at the hearing He was
represented by Charles Morschauser.
District Attorney Jerome of New York
county was present, and Asa Bird
Gardner represented the attorney gem
eraI and the superintendent of the
asylum. Mrs. Thaw and Harry's
brother. Josiah. accompanied the pris-
oner. Jerome asked that the proceed
ings be transferred TO New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
REBUs PRIZE WINNERS NAMED

AIRS. A. X. Daniels Of 1875 Regent
street. Alameda. and William II. Cor
riil OF 2725 Dwight way Berkeley. are
the winners Of two of the prizes offered
In the recent Call rebus contest. Mrs
Daniels carried off the prize offered by
the Gantner & Mattern company, Van
Ness avenue and California street Cor
riil captured the prize offered by the
international Correspondence schools
1870 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

nal insane today to Nyack to be present
at a hearing before Justice Tmopkins
on the application of his mother, Mrs.
William Thaw, for a jury trial to de-
termine whether Harry is insane and
whether he ought to be liberated
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
PLANING MILL DESTROYED

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 9.-The plan
ing mill connected with the lumber
plant OF Clark & Wilson at Linton was
destroyed today, together with Iarse
quantity of lumber. The loss VIII reacn
$50. 900, fully insured
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A Polar Scrap

The world is just now being en-
tertained by the spectacle of one
man being given every ovation for
the discovery which another man
claims five days after the first one
announced it. It is rather crafty
ing to know that the North Pole is
good for something. With Teddy
in Africa, the tariff bill passed and
the Wisconsin Legislature in ad-
iournment. the newspapers were be-
ginning to be hard pressed for copy.
Cook says he saw the pole first and
cut his name in it, now Peary comes
along and says he found the Pole
and there wasn't scratch on it to
show Cook had been there. Already
the battle wakes furious and who
can tell what the morning paper
will bring forth? And Father An
anias is hauling out his member
ship book for signatures.
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THIRTY=SIX YEARS AGO
From the River Falls Journal of
September 9, 1873

The River Falls Institute starts
off with goodly number of students,
nearly fifty having been in attend
ance the present week.
F. A. Bracket, who was lately
here on a visit, has been back to
Kentucky for his family, and will
make his future home in this village.
S. Wales sold his this years clip
of wool last Tuesday, P. F. Bracket
purchaser, at 40 cts. per pound. Mr..
Wales sheared a flock of two hun
dred and thirty-three sheep, which
gave him nearly fifteen hundred
pounds of wool.
The work on the new M. E. church
at Ellsworth is progressing rapidly.
That village has also voted to build
new brick schoolhouse, which will
cost SIS, 900 or more. This is move
in the right direction; let school
houses and churches go up together.
A large quantity of wheat has been
shipped this week. Buyers are pay
ing 80 cts. for the best grades.
If there are skeptics with regard
to the successful cultivation of
grapes in this region they should
take the trouble to visit G. H. Mich
OILS vineyard in the lower portion OF
the city. He will have about 4 ,00C
pounds, of different varieties, this
season, which are said to be equal,
in size and flavor, to those raised in
Southern climate.
The Select School of Miss Asenath
Rollins is now in session. For pri.
mary classes this school furnishes
the best opportunities of any school
in the village.
There is some talk of forming {
stock company for the purpose Of
improving the water power at the
lower falls. No better project fol
the town has ever started. Push i
ahead by all means.
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Base Ball

RIVER FALLS $50. SALTWATER l
And the last the best of all the
games" Last Sundays game at
the new park, between the River
Falls and South Saltwater teams,
was a splendid exhibition with
which to close the local base ball
season. For seven innings it was
the cleverest pitchers duel that has
been played on the local diamond.
1t was an endurance battle between
Lein and Byers. Lein was able to
hold the pace, but Byers was all in
at the eighth lap and started the
locals off on a SUGGEST which it took
three twirlers to check.
In the last of the seventh the
locals brought in the first score OF
the game. Boo started the inning
with neat single and stole second
Jensen sacrificed him to third and
he scored on neat bunt by Lein
The visitors tied the score in the
first of the eighth with their one and
only run of the game. After two
were out Byers was hit by a pitched
ball, got around to third on Ebert
sons wild heave of Swanson's
grounder, and scored on Gatzke':
bingle the first safe swat Stillwatel
made off Lem. 1t was in the las
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NOTES ON THE GAME

In the second inning Lein struck
out the first three batters up with
out the aid of the foul strike rule.
Byers got three strikeouts in the
fifth, but P. Symes, the third man
up in this inning connected for a
double. The fifth inning was the
only one in which the local twirler
didn't get at least one strikeout.
In the ninth, Rosenberg forgot
that he was not umpiring alone, and
called j. Huhnke out for running
out of the line. 1t was a plain
enough out all right but Bruce felt
sighted and to show his authority,
called the runner safe. The next
ball thrown was batted to Symes
and the third baseman got his put
out just the same.
The "Diminutive Dennis" wasn't
at his usual place at the second
station. He played with North St.
Paul at Menomonie both Sunday and
Monday. Meuomonie won both
games-10 to 3 and 3 too.
The Salina team, of the Kansas
State League, in which Carl Lem
has been playing this season, fin
ished second in the pennant race
They were but two games behind
Ellsworth, Kan, the winners. The
league season closed Sept. l. Carl
returns to Beloit in two weeks. !.
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half of this inning that Byers went
skyward and forced in a run by
passing F. Symes and Borrowman
after Stewart had singled and Hagg
had reached first on an error.
Byers was yanked out and Swanson
sent in but Elertson, Boo and Jen-
son pounded him out of the box and
Hill was brought in to try and stop
the slaughter. Six runs were scored
by the locals in this inning. The
visitors filled the bases on two hits
and an error in the last round but
Lein frightened up and held them
there.
The Score
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Cheesemakers at Dairy Show
Change Date of Convention from
January to November, for
Permanent Show at
Milwaukee

Plans to make the nat ional dairy
shows an annual fixture for Milwau-
kee are rapidly maturing. The most
hattering endorsement received since
its inception, has been the decision
of the board of Wisconsin cheese
makers association, by which the
cheese makers of Wisconsin will
meet in Milwaukee as one of the
allied interests of the national dairy
show October 18th to oath, instead
of the regular January convention
date.
The action of the Wisconsin
cheesemen means that the nation al
dairy shows will be encouraged and
assisted by every organized cheese
maker and buttermaker in Wiscon-
sin, and in addition to the 600 dele
gates that will attend the cheese
makers convention, there will be
thousands of unattached and indie
pendent breeders and owners of
dairy cattle, dairymen, instructors,
machinery dealers and creamery
specialists, attracted TO Milwaukee
during the ten days exposition of
the dairy interests and it's related
branches.
The dairy farmer, the one who
breeds, owns and feeds the COW,
the one who represents portion of
the $50, 100000 invested in dairyin2
in Wisconsin, has never fully ap-
preciated the direct value that can
be gained by visit to the national
dairy show until the show was To-
Gated in Milwaukee. Now, how
ever, being SO close at hand and
with the further benefits of the l II
fare on all roads, for the round-trip,
the progressive element will be on
hand next month to study the va
ried features of the national show,
one OF which will be working herd
of dairy COWS. This herd will be
used for practical and economical
lessons, lessons that will show how
to ascertain cost of production, the
selection and maintenance of type.
Men of national reputation will be
present to question and explain the
work.
1t will be the greatest chance of
the year for the Wisconsin farmer
to take a vacation and combine
business with pleasure. If he ap-
preciates this chance by his attend
ance it will probably mean the per-
manent location in Milwaukee of
the dairy show, which promises to
be the biggest agricultural show in
America,
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So. Saltwater. 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-1
River Falls. .0-0-0-0-0-0-1-6-x-7
Two-base hits-P. Symes. Struck
out-by Byers, 7; by Lein IL. First
on balls-off Byers, 8. Hit by
pitcher = Elertson, M. Huhnke,
Lehrer. Double plays Swanson TO
Gatzke to Lehrer (twice.) Umpires
-Rosenburg and Bruce.
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Potato Crop Pays In Northern
Wisconsin


for the sandy and sandy loan dis
tricts of northern Wisconsin, &C
cording to a new bulletin, No. III
on potato culture, by E. P. Sand
stem and E. ]. Delwiche, of the agri
cultural experiment station of the
University of Wisconsin. An i'm.
provement in the methods of hand.
ling this crop as to preparation and
fertilization of land, planting, Gull
tivation, spraying and harvesting is
needed to assure maximum yields,
according to these authorities. Ex-
periments on sandy soils at the
Iron River sub-station have shown
the advantages of such improved
culture.
METHODS ON SANDY LANDS
The soil preparation for potatoes
on sandy lands should include the
turning under of green crops, such
as clover, rye, or barley, as we'll as
the addition of stable manure to in
crease the humus content of the
soil, the bulletin points out. The
stable manure should be applied to
the clover sod in the fall or winter.
Dairy farming may well be COM
bined with potato raising, and by
buying commercial feeding stuffs,
the manure can be increased so as
to secure greater yields of potatoes.
Clover is an excellent crop to grow
in rotation, and potatoes on clover
sod usually give the best yield of
tubers.
SELECTION OF SEED
Large, wel1-formed tubers should
be planted, the bulletin states, and
the grower should avoid planting
the small seed only, and should
keep the seed potatoes in cellars or
pits where they will remain entirely
dormant until planted. The depth
of planting was tested at Iron River
on sandy soils, and it was found
that where potatoes were planted
four inches deep, the yield was at
the rate of 40 bushels per acre,
whereas potatoes planted six inches
deep yielded 124 bushels per acre,
and those planted eight inches deep
102 bushels. e.a-
SPRAYING ESSENTIAL
Spraying for insects and fungous
diseases on sandy lands the expert
ments showed TO be essential if
good crops are to be raised every
year. Paris green is the standard
spray for fighting the potato beetle,
while Bordeaux mixture is recon-
mended for combating early and
late potato blight. Several farmers
of locality, it is suggested, may
cooperate in buying good spraying
BEST VARIETIES
Variety tests have shown that of
the three early kinds, Norton Beauty,
Early Rose, and Spray Beauty,
there is little difference, while of
the late sorts German No. 8, Bur-
bank, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Rural
New Yorker, are of about the same
quality.
With the opening of the college
year Sept. %, the University of Wis
consin begins it's sixtieth year. The
preparatory department, in charge
Of Prof. John w. Sterling, led in
February, 1849. In the fall of that
year John H. Lathrop, who had
been president of the University of
was appointed chancellor
of the University of Wisconsin, and
was formally inaugurated Jan. 16,
1880. From Sc students enrolled in
1883, the university has grown to
4,521.
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The former prime minister of Chi
ma has been sent the yellow cord
which is polite way the Chinese
have of telling him to go off and
Oslerize himself.
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The following table gives the bat
ting averages of the players who
have participated in a majority of
the games since the opening of the
new ball park.