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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
TONES UP THE STOMACH AND
CURES YOU OF INDIGESTION

The question as to how long you
are going to continue q sufferer from
Indigestion and Stomach trouble Is
merely matter Of how soon you be-
gin taking Diapepsin. =.
II your Stomach Is lacking IN d.
gestive power, why not help the
stomach to do its work, not with dras-
tic drugs, but reinforcement OF d.
gestive agents, such as are naturally
at work In the stomach?
People with weak Stomachs should
eat Diapepsln after meals, and there
will be no more Indigestion. no feel.
Ing like a lump Of lead In the stom.
ach, no heartburn, Sour risings, Gas
on Stomach or Belching Of undigested
food, Headaches. Dizziness or, yomf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
SUBWAY GIANTS
IN BATTLE FOR
RICHEST REALTY
Control Of Development in All
Sections Is Prize of
Transit Fight,
SURE TO AID SUBURBS.
New York May Be Divided Be-
tween Five Big Combina-
tons Of Capital.
SURE TO AID SUBURBS.

Subway giants arc getting ready for
a great battle.
Rival rapid transit forces kept an
armed peace until this week. Now they
have thrown down the gauntlet and the
struggle Is on.
To real estate in the entire metro
politan district the contest Is OF vital
Importance. When one faction wins a
point tho result tends to open new ter
ritory for new population, which means
quick revolution In values and de-
| velopment throughout the section al.
fec,ed.
, Every suburb has It's champions In
the struggle. Each outlying district is
Fastening to mass its resources in aid
% Its representatives.
Jersey Fights to Get In,
Clashes between the McAdoo-New
Jersey tunnel builders and the Inter-
borough interests over the franchise
between Greeley square and Grand
Central Station marked the real start
OF the campaign. Before they clashed,
the equilibrium had been maintained In
comparative peace. Then the opening
| hostilltIes were followed by the resig-
nation from the PETERBOROUGH director
ate OF capitalists who wanted to cast
their lot with the McAdoo side.
At the first signal Brooklyn and
Queens jumped into the fight with their
claims for subway recognition. nnile
supporting the marlborough against the
McAdoo invasion. they gave 1air warn
Ing Of strenuous opposition to the In
terborough plans for increasing Bronx
service until equal subway construction
might be assured for Brooklyn. Queens
adherents were aroused to renewed eff
forts towards opening the Belmont tun'
nels.
$2o5 ,000, 900 In New Work.
As tho marlborough claims to have
$50. 100000 ready from private capital
ist, for subway building, provided thu
laws can be altered to give such cap.ta
a fair chance In competition. strong
pressure is expected from all parts o.
the greater city to get the needed legis
lation. That would attract outside cap
ital and the result. according to clos'
observers. would be the construction o
a series Of subways.
Thus the new struggle Of the sub
way giants indicates that far-reachinl
real estate transformations are immi
nent. Plans for new lines involving al
outlay OF s205.OoO,OO0 In Manhattan ant
the Bronx alone have been submitted I
the Public Service Commission an
much OF the work will be undertaken n
soon as tho promoters can get the de
sired changes In the law
Here Is the lineup OF opposing force
In the coming great subway contests
Giants In This r 1t.
I. McAdoo interests and their plan
to thread Central Manhattan with tube
from New Jersey.
.. Interborough forces with suowa
| extensions south from Long Acr
, Square under Broadway and north fror
: Earty.second street and Park avenn
upder Lexington avenue.
II .. Brooklyn and Staten Island inter
;, 'ssts demanding that the city sha
build the .trt.horoush subway. -or tn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13

iting, and, besides, what you eat will
not ferment and poison your breath
with nauseous odors. All these symp-
toms resulting from q sour stomach
and dyspepsia are generally relieved
five minutes after eating one TRAN.
guile Of Dlapepsin.
Go to your druggist and get 90
cent case OF pape's Dlapepsin now
and you will always 90 to tho table
with a hearty appetite. and what you
eat will taste good, because your
stomach and intestines will be clean
and fresh. and you will know there
are not going to be any more bad
nights and miserable days for you,
They freshen you and make you, feel
like .lite,is worth living, ..s.laD.--
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
"THAlS" ONCE MORE FILLS
MANHATTAN OPERA.HOUSE,

"Tha!s" was repeated last night at the
Manhattan Opera House, and there was
not vacant seat In the house The ap-
plause was frequent and prolonged.
Mary Garden, in the title part, was In
her most fascinating mood, and Renaud
was as intense as ever as Athanael. the
monk, who reforms That's and finds that
ne has lost himself in the act. Wales,
Vieuille, Reschiglian. koelling and Pom
zano filled the other characters, The
scenic features were agreeable, ana me
chorus sang vigorously. Campanni d.
rooted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
PUBLIC NOTICES.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MENIS, MAIN OFFICE. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. HALL OF RECORDS.

DEPARrMMfENrf OF TAXES AND AssEsa.
aASiliA4TfftASS. HALF i; Of fo REeSkAgss
NOTICE Is HEREBY ' EVEN, as r. ay
BY the Greater Sew York SShartsr that re
sesssd Valuation Q, Real and Personal " EstSss
q the Boroughs OF Manhattan. The Bronx.
h ns Il, 4; us q Ss and Y Rsh% % sS%1
tiqR on the second Monday Of J anu anu I'm: snd
S % Of 1sS MancS open to and Including the ss
During the time that the books are open
for public inspection, application may Sc
to be aggrisved by the assessed valuation 81
,.n y UersanAl estate to hats ths isas ~
In tho Borough OF Manhattan, at the Main
ssssments, No. 81 Chambers Street. Ia Han Z &
In the Borough o., The Bronx, at tn. office
g the DsPar,ment Municipal Building l71th
:, In the Borough OF Queens, at tho office. Of
Avenue and Fifth Street. Long Island CITY
In the Borough Of Richmond, at the Office
q The Department, Borough Hall, New
Applications tor til. reduction of real estate
assessments mus. be In writing and should
Applications for the correction Of IL 81.
;isd a; tho main Office In the boroSsh =
Manhattan
Application in relation to the assessed .vslu-
the person assessed at the office OF the ID.
partlnent In the Borough where such person
resides. and In case OF q nonresident Garry.
ing on business In tho city OF New York at
the office OF the Department IN the Borough
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, ~.
cept on Saturday. when all applications must
be made between 10 a: NJ. and 12 noon.
LAWSON PURDY, President.
FRANK RAYMOND,
JAMES J. FULLY.
CHARLES Pl'TZEL,
HUGH HASTINGS.
CHARLES ] MCCORMACK,
JOHN ]: HALLERAN.
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
JOKE ON THE JANlToR.

n A cruel Joke. not a reeord.breaking act
Of self denial, was the apparent request
Of Theodore Mcintyre. Bayonne school
3anitor. that his salary be reduced from
ss TO 10 q month. The Board OF Edu-
cation decided TO restore tho old rate
Aligned the letter Of request without
I1cading, II. The board II after the Joker
lveo.sot- AtcIptyrs 20 Sign che letter,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13

Fourth avenue line and that Brooklyn
shall have as much new construction
as the Bronx.
with pressure for immediate operation
Of the Belmont tunnels and greensboro
Bridge system.
s. The New Haven Railroad with Its
secret plans for subway through the
east side OF Manhattan to give 1t an
Individual central terminal and to open
Manhattan for it's combination Of the
New York and Portchester and New
York. Westminster and Boston railroads.
which will cover the best residential
sections of the upper Bronx and West
Oh nS.nr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

The undersigned will ofieT AZ pubs lppri sac
i 1909 ,"e al o'clock p. NJ, AZ that certain
t parcel OF land situate in unionport. Bronx
Borough. city Of New York known . anh de IS,
iSnionport, Westchestor County. y. ", made
nv bonnet &: slavery, Surveyors, dated Union
port Sey and fled d R the e,,G'
bv n,Inb.r xlB. said parcel OF land fronts
"a "a WeItches,er ave. a distance Of los FEET
and on Castle llil ave. , distance q iDI
feet, being n corner LOT, lhimpto.ea' Terms
VIII w '"N' LAWRENCE r. BOYD,
Executor Of tho Estate OF Emma c.
Sawyer deceased.
WashIIIton: Pa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
ala NAVARRAlSE" FOR
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON.

Mr.. Hammerstein begins the next to
the last week of his season at ehe
Manhattan Opera-House on Monday
night. Louise" with Mary Garden,
Dalmores and the familiar cast. Will
be the opera. Tetraszinl Will sing IN
"puritani' on Wednesday evening,
with Constantine, Polese and De sesu-
rola. "Princesse DAnberge" Is the bill
for Friday night. with the original cast
and "Salome" with Mary Garden. Tor
Saturday night
la Navarraise' will be put on for
the first time this season at the Satur-
day matinee, with Gervllle. Reache In
the title part. The cast will be largely
mads IN OF French artists-Nalles, Du-
frame, Vieuile, Crabbe and Gianoli-
GaIetti. "PagliaccI," with Zeppllll, zen
after 1t. ,,,,,.
list, will play Wieniawsky's d minor
concerto at the Sunday concert to-mor-
row night.
"THE DREAM OF GERoNTlUs,'
BY THE oRAToRIo SOCIETY.
EdgarS muslCal sellih5 "a So' u'Iia
Newman's poem. THE Dream Of Geron-
thus" is to be sung by tho Oratorlo So
clety under the direction Of DR.. Frank
Damrosch at Carnegie Hall next Satur-
day evening. Il found instant favor
when presented lie six years ago. and.
except for his new symphony recently
performed, It remains his most impor-
tant work. The solo!sts will be Janet
spencer, Gervase Elves. the English
tenor. and Claude Cunningham. A semi
chorus from the Musical Art Society
will assist.
Tho Cantors' Association of America,
made up OF cantors from the leading
synagogues and temples OF New York
and other cities. will give concert at
Carnegie Hall a week from tomorrow
night. ono hundred picked voices Will
sing traditional and modern music OF
the synagogue. The proceeds will be
added to the fund for retired cantors.
minstrel show Is to be part OF the
I German artists festival a. the Waldorf
Astoria on March Ct. Burrian, JOern
Riccardo Martin. Relss, Gorttz, Sooner
Blass, Muhlmann. Didur and Hinckley
will be among the minstrels The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
First Suffrage Play, "Votes for Women"
Will Garry Fight to broadway Stage

Mary Shaw as the Heroine VIII
Address a Howling Mob
1.-THE Bachelor" a Clyde
Fitch Comedy, Among the
New Offerings for Next
, Week-Bertha Galland to
Appear in "The Return Of
Eve"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
For Worlds Richest Realty.

Not only do these giant subway an
tagonists represent hundreds Of mill
ions of capital. but they control the de-
velopment Of the territory through
which they operate. Land in that ter
ritory is part of New Nork's suburbs
AZ New York is sure to become the
largest city in the world within a few
decades, it is plain that the coming con-
flict has for its prize the transit mon
opoly of the most valuable territory In
the world.
Suburban realty interests especially
are watching the struggle. They be-
lieve it will lead to the greatest real
estate speculation In the history of city
development.
Lot Buyers at Hlgble Park.
Reeves 6, Co. report that buying al
IIgbie Park this week has far exceeded
expectations. They sold !5Csa worth o,
lots.
H!gble Park Is 1850 feet from Jamaica
Bay, The Secretary of War has passed
favorably on the report OF Col. knight
chief of army engineers. for the Joint
Improvement OF Jamaica Bay by the
Federal <;oysrnmsN and the New YOrl
city authorities. The improvements will
cost from S55,00o,to0 to s5O,VO,OO0.
The Reeves company Will run excur.
sions to Highie Park over the Ions
Island Railroad at 10 and 40 O'clock
tomorrow from the Long Island City
! AMI Flatbush avenue stations, also mex
wednesday and next Saturday at la
! o'clock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
Christian ind Isolde" Gets a Fine
Presentation at the METROPOLITAN

profits arc to 80 to the German Actors
Fund, The price OF admission Is Ave
dollars.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13
Worry Makes Matters Worse.

II this season has been harder on
him than others, It Is due. perhaps. to
the aggravaton Of mental worries. Ada
Giacchetti. the wife who was with him
here during his first two seasons. eloped
from Florence last year. to his anguish
and dismay, and mado q sudden descent
upon him in January that seriously up
set him. He had trouble with his voice
last December and was treated by DR..
Holbrook Curtis. Less than a month
ago he went to Lakewood for ten days.
Now, again, he Is compelled to rest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13

The Peoples, Choral Union. with It,
800 voices. under the direction OF DR..
Frank Damrosch. Will sing Mendels-
sohn's Elijah" at the Hppodrome a
week from tomorrow night
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13

A minstrel show Is to be part OF the
German artists festival Z. the Waldorf
Astoria on March q. Burrian, Joern,
Riccardo Martin. Reiss, Gorttz, Sooner,
Blass, Muhlmann. Dldur and Hinckley
will be among the Ministries. The
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08

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Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
A NATURALIZATION
 OF PUG|L|STIC GHOSTS
A Feature John L. Sullivan Would
 Add to Alaska Yukon Exposition.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. i.--(Special correspondence of The Republican, J. Having dipped generously into about everything else, John l.. Sullivan is about to launch himself into occult ism.
 The one-time champion of all the champs" is planning a resurrection, or a naturalization, or some other psychic stunt and as a result of it. declares he, the pugilistic ghosts of other days will be conjured to do their turn for a little time, as they did it in the days of the greensward and the skin-tight gloves.
 It has been something like a cen tury and a half now since the Bos- ton Boy laid Paddy Rryan low on the banks of the lower Mississippi. TO be accurate, it was in 1883 that the one good Irishman was laid away by a better one and the question of the championship brought down out of the air.
 It was a whole lot later than that, but almost as long ago, so far as memory serves, that Jake Kilrain was planted on the same well creased toboggan. and between that time and this there has been many another good man sent on his way to the
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLESS PAIN

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Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
TRY THIS FOR
 YOUR COUGH

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Arizona republican., 1909-02-08

place where all good mittmen go, via | tiIo same route.
 It is these ghostly shadows of the past that Sullivan would bring back into the theater of events, that pres ent generations may see what manner of man it was fought when nothing save pistols was barred and the an vi, was considered a legitimate weap- on or Offense.
 1t is in Seattle that Sullivan plans this wholesale revivification of the dead ones. He has arranged with the directorate of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition for a concession on the Pay Streak and there he will set up a ring of the old days-not a ring with a velvet carpet on the floor and lot of soft pillows stuck around but a real turf ring, with a rock or two here and there. to make it feel homelike-and with the four posts perked from a farmers fence, with the nails left in them. There will be nopne of your cosy corners, says John L., for either principals or seconds.
 And through the ropes will go those pugs of the other day and some of a later day, who still were fighters. for Kid Lavigne will be among those present and there is none to say he was not. a grand little man, who took the gaff and liked it when it came his way.
 Charley Mitchell. the traditional ri- val of the Boston lad, IS in with Sullivan on the deal, and stranger things could happen than that they two should get together in the late autumn of their careers to settle that long mooted question-they came near to a mill only pair of years ago.
 Sullivan has also pulled Jake Kill rain out of the never never land, and Peter Maher. champion of Ireland, it is announced, will repeat that cele- brated Mexican experience of his. Joe Choynski, one of the greatest of the old ones, who still lays claim to punch, will be another, and there is many a man today in fistiana who remembers the time Choynski and Jim Corbett went up San Francisco bay to have it out.
 T forgot my gloves" said Joe, when the barge came to anchor.
 Take these" said Corbett, "and cut the fingers off them" and he pulled from his pocket a pair of driving gloves with beautifully sewed silk welts down the back of them. An hour later these same welts had made the bank clerks face look like an unimproved hamburger steak. It was only the foolish or uninformed who after that said Corbett had the streak in him.
 That Corbett will be one of them. may not be said, for, bless you man, he is now talking of tearing Jack Johnson's head off and throwing it in his face. and it is not seemly that ghosts should talk like that.
 But if Corbett isn't the rest of the old guard will be, an even score of them, and it will be such a show as will touch the hearts of the right ones. and be a lesson to these today chaps who settle their differences with cream puffs at twenty paces.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
LAND FRAUDS AND
 THE SECRET SERVICE
Secretary Garfield Has Not Felt the Effect of Legislative Limitations.

Washington. D.. C., Feb. That the interior department in its inves- tigations of land frauds has suffered by legislative limitations on the use of the secret service was denied by Secretary Garfield in his testimony made public today. The testimony was given before the subcommittee which is drafting the sundry civil appropriation bill. The secretary asks for S5O0,000 to carry on investiga tions of land frauds for the coming year.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
HOW TO GET THESE SHEARS.

By filling in the following blank and sending t' The Republican, with 35 to pay express charges and handling, any subscriber old, will be sen pair of these famous shears prepaid
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
THE MAN WHO DARES"
 MORAN'S SOBR|QUET
He Knew No Fear in Following His Line of Duty.

Boston, Mass, Feb. 7.-District At torney John B. Moran, who died last night in Phoenix, had gained the popular sobriquet of The man who dares." In 1906 he ran for governor on four tickets and lost to Governor Guild by a narrow margin. At one time he summoned the entire Massa- chusetts legislature before the grand jury to give evidence as to alleged bribery in the anti-bucket shop bill.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
A UNION ISSUE SETTLED.

Irdianapolis, Feb. President Lewis of the United Mine Workers announced today that the charter of the Hudson, Ind, miners union will be returned and that the differences between the officers of district No. II and the national union have been set tied.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
COLD WAVE COMING.

Washington. Feb. 7.-Following the storm now moving eastward from the Pacific coast a cold wave is now hov- ering over the west, covering the en- tire northern section of the country, and q much lower temperature will be experienced in southern districts by tomorrow and continue to the middle of the week The hermometer is 10 below zero in Minnesota tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
ANOTHER BIG STORM
 VISITS CALIFORNIA
Electric Display in Frisco, Landslide
 on the Coast Line, Rain Everywhere.

San Francisco, Feb. 7.-The roar of thunder and the glare of lightning preceded the breaking of a storm in this city today, which did considera- ble damage. A terrific downpour fol- lowed the electric display. but was of short duration A landslide at Oceana tied up all traffic on the southern Pa cific coast line again. The Yosemite Valley is in the grip of a fierce storm, which reached as far south as Los An geles. where 1.7O inches of rain fell
Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
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