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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
Out of order Kidneys are
Promptly regulated curing
Bladder misery.

Hundreds of folks here are needless
ly miserable and worried because of
out of order kidneys, backache or blad-
der trouble.
IL you will take several doses of
Papes Diuretic all misery from lame
back. rheumatism, painful stitches.
fnfiarned or swollen eyelids, nervous
headache, irritnbility, dizziness. worn
out. sick feeling and other symptoms
of overwork or deranged kidneys
will vanish.
Uncomfortable. smarting, frequent
urinaiion especially at night and
all bladder misery ends.
This unusual preparation goes at
once 10 the disordered Kidneys, blad-
der and urinary system, and distrib-
utes its healing. cleansing and vitaliz-
ing influence directly. upon the organs
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

WILL BE TRIED AGAIN-william A. Muir a
stock broker, who was acquitted during last
week Of charge of embezzement. will be
Judge Dunno having fixed that date yesterday
Muir is alleged in this information to have
embezzled $3.50 given him by J. E. NIoulton TO
buy stocks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Two plays which were successful in
the east. but which have not been seen
in this city, are The Warrens of Vir-
ginia'' and Pierre of the Plains" The
Alcazar will put them on next month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Not since 1889 has the famous French
play The Two Orphans" been present.
ed professionally in San Francisco. The
Alcazar proposes a revival of the piece
in the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

with full power equipment for fighting
fire and viii equal in speed any, boat
of its size on the bay
This company. like the other gas
engine companies about the bay, has
made engines both marine and sta
tionary for many craft and reclama
tion plants in this country and others.
USED By HARTMAN
It is interesting to learn that the
late +. II. Hartman used a Is horse
power four cylinder Atlas gas engine
in his pleasure boat. the Pelican. run
on Klamath lake. Pelican lodge, Klam-
ath Lake. ore. Hartman also used
an horsepower stationary engine
TO operate his ice and storage plant
and the dynamo to provide electric
light.
That Hartman had confidence in the
Atlas engines. both marine and sta
tionary. is proved by the fact that he
installed one in many of his craft about
the bay.
The L. (. Marsh is e5 feet long, s5
feet beam, and is equipped with $50
horsepower twin engines. each so horse
power and four cylinders, and is owned
by the Southern Pacific company.
HUGE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
The Krogh manufacturing company
has just finished another large contract
Empire navigation company of Stock
ton, Cal. Also one for the Samson iron
works of the same city.
INDICATORS FOR GOVERNMENT
II is interesting to note that Adam
Schillings & Sons have just completed
two large indicators for the govern
ment. to be installed in Pearl harbor,
Hawaiian islands. They will be used
in connection with the range finders.
indicating the range, the number of
shots fired, the yardage and other in
company was fortunate enough to Sc
cure this contract out OF a big field of
competitors. The machinery on this
particular work was of the most deli
cate and required clock like regulation
on the dial with a polished machine
surface.
DOUBLE DRUM HOIST
Murray Brothers machine works has
just completed contract for the West
ern Pacific company double drum
special hoist The hoist will be used
for pile driving. necessitating quick
action in reversal arrangement. 1t is
of the same pattern S those made for
the Southern Pacific company on the
Lucin cutoff and fill. and patented by
the Murray machine company, which
makes a specially of hosting machines.
II has facility OF saving 90 per cent
time in the amount of work finished
through the patents used.
The wearing qualities of these ma
chimes are another feature to be con-
sidered in the purchase of a machine
of this kind. and the preference is al
ways given to San Francisco industry
by the railroads, which are ever seek
ing wearing and economical qualities
in their purchases. This is particular
~ manifested when ii is known that
the Murray Brothers machine works
have made 90 odd engines for the
Southern Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

The Oypheum mana cement announces
that it will spend s125.000 more this
season on the music in its various
houses throughout the country than
ever before. over 100 more musicians
will be enga ged at an average weekly
salary of $50; organs and pianos cost
ing $4,000 have been purchased for in
stallation in the various theaters; tym-
PAM (kettle drums) are now a part of
all the Orpheum orchestras and have
been bought at cost of $4,000 An
Improvement in the character of the
musical offerings is promised and the
tendency will be upward though the
selections will remain within the mu-
steal understanding of the musically
unframed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Paul Everton of THE Third Degree
company will play a London enga ge-
ment next season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
Dramatic Notes

FRITZ Scheff in The Prima Donna" is
TO be a December attraction at the
Van Ness.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Alice Lloyd, the famous English
cemedienne, who was to star in a Klaw
& Erlanger musical play in America.
has been released from that contract
in order that she may appear in the
west, for the first time this season.
She arrived in New York last week on
the Luisitania and Percy G. Williams
requested her to play one single week
for him at the Alhambra, New York,
before starting westward for her tour
of 40 weeks. She was the special at
traction during the Hudson Fulton
week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

John Ince has been enga ged to play
leading rolesl at the Alcazar eheater
He will make his San Francisco debut
In The Cowboy and the Lady" which
follows Becky Sharp The coming
Alcazar leading man is the son of John
Ince Sr, who was one of the most
popular actors in the east about
score of years ago
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

Comedy will be the bill at the Van
Ness theater when The Travelling
Salesman" comes after The Third De-
gree" leaves. Other laugh promoting
plays which will follow will be THE
Talk of New York with Victor Moore
In the title role, and The Yankee
Prince" with the royal Cohan family
in the cast.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
PATROL BOAT EQUIPPED

The Atlas gas engine company has
inst finished equipping the patrol boat
phoenix. made for the Alaska packers
association. with a $50 horsepower dis
fillate running gas engine.
The boat was built by the United
engineering works of this city and viii
he used for fire patrol work near the
Alaska packers association plant on
lie estuary IN Oakland. It is dtted
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Alone in sawn..

Alone in Sawn. - vi Knight,
unmindful OF dampness. drafts, storms
1r Geld, w. J. Atkins 70 ked as night
Waterman at Banner springs, Tenn
such exposure CAV lim a severe cold
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Or. Kings New Die"N"~,. after us
ing one bottle" nc writes, Il Went
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Group and whooplue N get quick
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither
the master, owners nor agents of the
British steamship Craigard will be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
any officer or member of crew of said
steamship whatsoever, other than by
the master. F. d. NJ. Strachan Il Co,
Agents.
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PERSONAL

4 II. Leavy is in Fitzgerald On a
usiness trip.
3. O. Middleton. Of Atkinson. was
. the city yesterday.
F. D. Aiken has returned from a
80 days hunting trip.
II. x. Robertson, the well-known
rug drummer. s1ent yesterday in the
ity
Lc;c- several Gays in the city Capt.
= !. c. has returned to Pine
c. B. Brown, assistant agent A. 3.
: A. is very i'll, to the regret of his
friends.
DR.. j. w. Simmons has returned
irom a few days visit in Liberty
county.
Mayor Hopkins will return this
morning from business trip TO New
Orleans.
s. J. Henderson, of Triton. was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
n. r. McK'nnon leaves this morn
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DAYS DOlNGS
IN BRIEF

THE ATHER-Forecast for TO-
day ia Georgia: Fair; continued cold:
moderate west winds.
NEW YEARS MATINEE AIanager
FiDney win put on a big motion pic
lnre matinee at the. Grand on Satur-
deg from 8 10 s p m, and the pic
lures to be shown viii ne entirely diff
iereac from those Of the night show.
FRIDAY LAST DAY.-It viii be I'M
y IA Il :Lca C.e~ al G,-se:l g. --
Friday JTn4er &c esent l..7 ,Ae
open season for shooting this game
is from September 1 to January 1.
Quite large number have been killed
in the nearby woods during the pres
ent season.
TO NAME Several
Brunswick Shriners. members of Alec
Temple, will prot ably leave today for
Savannah TO attend a meeting Of the
temple this afternoon, at which will
ccur the annual election Of officers.
Strihers from all over the state win
0e present
tIANY CHANGES. From all re
ror.s these aill lie number OF
changes nade IN die license ordinance
rs he rev council This ordinance
los aire2dg been placed on It's first
arr sccrd readiu@ and is now ready
fer passage and viii he acted O. at
ln first b0siEe g meeting OF Tie new
council. JUST what changes VII re-
% de are ho; yet known
CHANGE IN SCgEDULE.-E1sc-
tive January 3, the following cling
take effect on the A.. b. & A.: No.
: viii leave Brunswick at $50 a n.
instead OF 9.55 a. m; No. will
leave at 2.25 p. m. instead of 250
p M, arriving at Thalmann IS min
utes later; no change in other out
going trains; No IA will arrive in
Brunswick at 11.30 a. m. instead Of
1920: No 6 will arrive at 1880 p. m.
instead of 1910; No. will arrive at
COS p. m. instead of 4.40 p. m. There
will be no change in train No 16, due
Brunswick at 8 p. m. and No. 10, due
at .J.35 D. M
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=. II. Leavy is in Fitzgerald On a
uSinaea Trim
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n. r. McK'nnon leaves this morn
ing on a business trip to New York
and Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

series OF farewell engagements in vaudeville at
the American Music Hall tomorrow. His sketch,
in which he sings several and original songs
is called Captain Barry On October II he will
appear in a romantic Irish drama under the di-
rection OF a prominent manager. Others on this
weeks programme at the American are Mont
gomery and Moore. Divine NIyrTna the Mermaid
Mystery. and the three Due Sisters. who recently
swan the Narrows
The Plaza Music Hall viii reopen Tomorrow
afternoon for its second season under the manage
ment OF William Morris. who promises the very
best Of vaudeville talent Pauline. the French
hypnotist; Joe Welch. the funny man, and Stella
Mayhem. the comedienne. a few Of those men
toned on this weeks excellent BILL Cecilia LOTUS
Harry Lauder. Julian Eltinge. Severin Rice and
Cohen, Maude OdeIl, James J. Corbett and Con
sui" the monkey. are expected to appear at Piazo
later.
The world In wax gypsy music and clnenato-
graph pictures the attractions az the Eden
MuSse
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
VARIETY THEATRES.

At Keith & Proctors Bessie Wynn will say and
sing funny things for half hour. She will be
followed by De Haven and Sidney, I'm The Song
Shop; Eva Taylor and others. in matrimonial
sketch called ''1hums': Ray L. Royce, in mono
logues; Byron and Langdon. in The Dude De-
tective'; the Olivotti Troubadours, the Kellinos,
acrobats, and Christv and Wills. comedy jugglers
and eccentric dancers.
All Ciaul divided into three parts, according
20 Julius CRsar-so IS the Hippodrome show. There
the "Trip Japan" Il complete performance
In itself; The Ballet of Jewels" in which Mule.
Albertina Rasch. the premiere danseuse, appeags
for the first time in America. and Inside the
Earth" a dramatic presentation of life IN Maori
land The entire performance is on scale exceed
ing in briIliance anything previously given by the
Hippodrome
This is the programme at Hammerstein's VIC
tOria Theatre: George Bcban and company In q
one act melodramatic play called ''The Sign of
the Rose; Maggie Cline, in new songs; Eddie
Leonard, Mabel Russell, the Field brothers, and
Smith and Campbell. in Camping Out; Charlie
Case, who talks about HIS father; Jimmy Barry
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
AT BEACH AND PARK.

Luna Park is preparing to receive the largest
crowd In its history this week. when Coney ISL
and's Mardi Gras will be held. In front of the park
thousands OF electric lights have been strung
which, with the illumination along Surf avenue
will make brilliant white Way from the Culver
depot almost 10 Sea Gate. The great park VIII be
one OF the natural centres OF the weeks festivities
The season viii end az midnight ON Sunday, Sep
tember 1s.
Dreamland enters the last week OF the season
with all its flags flying at full mast All its
shows will continue during Mardi Gras week. for
which record attendance Is expected. Every
thing but the ocean is still the slogan. Man
aser Gumpertz promises great things for the sea-
son Of 1910.
The Old-Fashioned County Fair will be the at
traction at the Palisades Amusement Park from
September IS to October g. The managers ara
erecting grandstand for the benefit OF patrons.
who Will be able TO the Hudsou-Fulton pageant
from Yonkers to the Battery. Rose Naynon's troupe
OF hundred trained tropical birds is the feat
urs Of the open air theatre this week
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
)PERAS OF THE WEEK
Fme. syria Booked for -Four Per-
formanccs at the Manhattan.

-, Marguerite sylvia viii have plenty "a IA
- ,,e coming week At the Manhattan Cnera
c. NJ lIammerstein has taken his cue from
-,Alic appreciation Of the efforts OF the former
~' -, comedy star and has announced her fo-
- ,ertornances. on Tuesday and SATURDAY,
i0.,rs she viii repeat GARNER: "Wednesday
go she viii appear for the first time as Floria
~. and on Friday she viii perform the unusual
- :, singing the chief role in two operas-San-
in "Cavalleria Rusticana" and Media IN
-,,s,c." supporting her in Carmen win Ia
Tn,as as Don Jose. and as the Toreador Mr.
-, AZ the first performance ana Mr.. Beck At
4, second
~ Carasa VIII be Cavsradossl In ''Tosca.' ana
= NHcolay viii be Baron Scarpia In the Mas
-i opera the tenor viii be Mr.. Lucas and Miss
- desmond viii make her debut with the COM
=, as Lola. Mr.. Beck VIII he the husband The
- mart in ''Pagliacci" viii be sung by Mr.
- others IN the cast being Mr.. I.askin and
" BECK
ada" VIII he repeated on Monday evening With
-. Baron and Soyer and NesSrs. Carasa, RerIx
"a scott AIr. Beck viii make his>Frst appear-
80 rs smonasro-
,,sverbeer's The Prophet" will be repeated on
,.rrsdsy night. with Nine. D'Alvarez. Mr. Lucas
"A tbe usual cast, and The Jewess'' on Saturday
,.-noon with Mime. Grlppon and AR Duffault
a. Nioosia Viii conduct at the two performances
: saturday ard 7ir. sturani the rest Of the week.
n, subscription books for the regular season al
=. Manhattan VIII open on September 10.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

and wife in original sketch, Eat Henstoot cor-
ner''; Gil Brown, comedian. singer and dancer, and
Chalk Saunders, comedy cartoonist. The Sunday
concerts wiz be headed by Ann ODelia Diss Debar.
Van Biene. the actor musician. who has just
turned from abroad will make his American vaudc-
vile appearance this week at the Colonial assisted
by Miss Burnlegh, in a act payiet en-
titled The Master Musician" by George Broad
hurst. Louise Dresser, the Comedienne; Pat
Rooney and Marion Bent. in their sketch At
the Strand; Alfred Happier and Audrey Maple
and the Jack Wilson trio, in their rapd-fre skit
AN Upheava in DarktOwn.' other features
the bill.
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth, latterly of The
Follies of 1909,'' will be at the Alhambra in
their songs Minnie DupTee will present for
the first time in Harlem her domestic SKETCH
"A Call for Help Howard and North, comedians
VIII he in their latest sketch, BACK in Vel
lington." James Harrigan. the tramp juggler
Trovato, the violinist: Kennedy and Rooney, in n
sketch. The Happy Medium; the three Hanlons
comedy acrobats. and Galway, the cartOonist. are
other offerings.
Fisk. o'Hara. the irish comedian. will begin
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

Witching Hour" Tho management Is givns
Broadway attractions at reduced prices.
The Savoy Theatre will open on September 20
with Margaret Anglin in new play entitled THE
Awakening OF Helena Richie" This is the stage
version Of Margaret Delands novel OF the same
name; the adaptation written Icy Charlotte
Thompson The principal parts Will be played by
Eugene Ormonde, John Findlay, Charles Wyngate,
George Probert. Robert Cummings. Raymond Hack
EFT. Sally Wiliams and Gertrude Swiggett
Foreign Exchange a comedy drama by Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson, which was
successfully produced for the first time any
stage at the Teck Theatre. Buffalo hy Iiebler &
Co. on Wednesday night, may come to New York
later in the 1t treats of international mar
riage. The theme is best expressed by Nancy, the
heroine, whose ambitious mother brings about the
marriage of her daughter to a French nobeman.
Nancy says in the third act:
It's your title, prince, for money and We
throw in the girl and her romance and her right 10
a true husband ana a happy motherhood-that's
the foreign exchange we pay.
Percy Haswell, H 3. Warner, z. NJ Holland and
Jeffreys Lewis prominent in the cast
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

this city. 1t has been played three hundred conse-
cutive times.
The football season is upon us. and so is Billy
the gridfron hero, at Days. Billy loses his teeth
in q game and he has to lisp to hide his mis-
fortune but he doesn't lose the girl,
THE Man from Home keeps his way at
the Astor Theatre, where William Hodge and the
merry comedy by Booth Harrington and Harry
Leon Wilson have made two year record.
"A Broken Idol viii continue at the Herald
Square through the week, when It VIII give way 10
THE Paradise of Mahomet' a musical comedy in
three acts. with Ralph Hertz, Adele Ritchie and
Eva Davenport I'm the cast.
Lieber & Co.'S production OF Edwin Milton
Royle's play, The Squaw Man" win be the at
traction this week at the Lincoln Square Theatre.
matinee will be given Wednesday. at which
the best seats will be sold for % and - cents.
The Motor Girl will take short run from
the Lyric to the West End Theatre tomorrow.
She will be stalled there for one week. when she
will crank up and go elsewhere.
The Metropolis and the Yorkvie theatres which
under Shubert management. Will exchange
plays this week The Metropolis will have The
Ringmaster'' and the Yorkville will play The
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
NATLONAL GU4RD NEU'S.

Arrangements are being made with the adJutant
general q Nesc Jersey 70 permit the regiments OF
- national guard IN greater New York 20 hold us
Alsl rife p-actice ~ the rife range Al Sea t5irt
" ass been found impossible 10 have the new rife
sage e. Rlauvelt X y. ready in time for practice
a season. The troops viii practice az sea 'Ilr''
thoughr. early in October
Fer lhe l5ener grades Of craftsmanship the 7th
elnsnt made arrangements 70 practise at Sea
as follows Companies r. and h, September
Z and Z September a. 4. @ and i. September
4 g and r September %. and d and E. Septem-
T. o. September % the range VIII be open to
1llfTs ~ the regiment for qualification as cis-
t-lshec expert only and for men partly qualihed
o'Aer classes. Men can go 20 the range the
- before the day set for practice ana noored
rs cots etc. viii be provided free The men
~ pay for their meals and transportation. The
nse for targets. markers. etc, viii be charged
.1t The companies
,',hei Dyer. ~ ths 18th Regiment, who COM
l len years as colonel ou Tuesday and was
,''alned ~ dinner by his officers wiz not go on
j. retired l.st. ~ least before January strong
,s-fe was brought 10 bear on Colonel Dyer 70
- tA "ita tAe regiment longer, and now hopes
~ 'ileft,.-ned that he viii stay a. its head for
i@ years. The colonel however, feels mat ne
carved long enough, and docs not want 10 be
- Position % preventing other deserving OH
Hon sharing tie honors Of command. The
.-p has been assured that officer in the
,ril wants the posi- az colonel 80 long as ne
-f'sn t
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
STUDIO NOTES.

EsnTy Klein. the we'll known violin teacher, for
ug!y o. ne National Conservatory Of Music, has
warned the city after four weeks vacation
gGi az Asbury Park. Among his most successful
tsneT pupils are Julius Caper. who s. meeting
E.a Success abroad, and Miss Norma Sauter, who
Vss Of the soloists ct the Childrens concert
F5tth took Place AZ the Ocean Grove Auditorium
" ADgast a. ar. Klein, who has opened his
ESio az 30. 40 West 18Th street will accept a
ta'sd number Of pupils.
Hszy Ja~ and Ids orchestra played for the
5osEd of Y ster Supply at its reception last Tues
sy evening In addition 70 orchestra work, Mr.
~ Il arranging for his violin class. which viii
Fsn On October st his studio. No SO Irving Place.
Ass Olga Jacobs institute is now at No 220
hsst End avenue. The course Of study offered IN
e1esa elocluon and music 0piano and violin), by
a',oaghly trained instructors. Miss jacob an
h1noss that she VIII send her music teachers 10
lavsts homes " hen 50 requested
'E-snoe EDDY IS announced 10 appear as s"ioist
ooanection with The Chicago Auditorium Sunday
0aesTtE which viii open in october.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
spERA AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Fur Additions viii Be Made TO Current Rep
ertory Of Italian Company.


IA Trayista." 'C,avalleria Rustlcana.' ''Pagli-
,.-f' and 'T' Rsrbiere di Siviglis'' VIII be added
the current reportory OF the Italian Grand opera
,-psnv 81 The Academy Of Music the coming
- Ia Traviata'' viii be sung on Tuesday and
s,+uuaay evenings, with Nine. Eugenia Makaroff
ne role o. Violetta- The Alfredo viii be Giu-
,-oa .ArrlaniId. and Ernesto Caronus win appear
/. Gsrmont AIr Jacchia viii conduct
.1avaueria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci'' viii be
,vsn as q double hl on Thursday evening and Al
as saturday matinee. In the Mascagni opera
rns Yillan. VII make her first appearance here
4, sanuEz6 Nine. Niilani is a young singer whose
isbut WAS made al the Dal Verne Theatre, in
v1an four years ago. Since then she has sung IN
Genoa Palermo and Venice. The other artists who
r5n appsaer IN 'cavalIeria RUstcana" viii be Miss
yar as Lola. 81 Battaini, as Turlddu. and NJ
or,orna. as Alho. Mr. Jacchia VIII conduct The
Nsdda: NJ. Bsttaiui, as Canio. and n. CaronnA, as
rnio. NJ. Angelini viii conduct
N BnrbIere di Siviglia' will have one perform
,-se on Friday evening. Nine. Mskaroft viii be
hssnd as Roslns. ~. SeGura-Tallieu, IS Figaro; NJ
A-raauiul Anaviva; n Lucent. as Basio, and
BsrocchL Bartolo Mr.. AngeliRi will con-
f1~.
II Trovstore' VIII be repeated on Monday even
~ and r. the Wednesday matinee. with Mines
adsberto and Fox and NM. Zerola, Sesura -TalIien
t-d Sampler IN the leading roles and AIr Jacchia
IS oonducJor- La Bohene' VIII be the opera on
Wednesday evening. with the familiar cast, con-
ETrng q Mines Ferrahni ana Sedelmayer ana
VI Arnsuini, Cszonna, Gravtna. Vierf and Ra-
-,~rhf