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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21
II You Have Wants.

The Star has opened another branch for
the convenience of West End want ad
patrons with Mr.. r. l.. Quigley at his
drug store. Dist and G streets northwest
Same rates as at Star office Wants, one
cent a word.
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Do You Wan, Big Values.

with perfection in style and tailoring:
If let us make to measure for you
from our remnant sale ali-wool suit or
overcoat AT 500. Singers, ITO ct
AdVt.
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AItamont Spring Water.

Children deserve and are entitled 10
have purest. lightest and softest water
known Altamont Spring Water.
Phone Main 66.i. SIG 14th st. NV
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You Cannot Resist

mo temptation to order from our rem
nant sale II You see these excellent val
ues-suits and ovcrcoats to order 800
Singers. ITO r St.-Advt
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81 Guess That's Bad"
said the pleased advertiser when the
clerk at the counter handed him a large
bundle Of letters replying to his want ad
In The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-21

.OId Braddock' Appeals to Particular
1len because of its uniformly high quail
ity, matchless flavor and rare bouquet.
The finest of Md. ryes. Good Dealers
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ANYTHING tn aell1

Include it in Saturdays Auction Sale at
;Weschler's, go Pa ave. NV. Good re-
suits. Phone 1882 for wagon. ja18-4t
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s1.25 Baltimore and Return,

Baltimore and Ohio r. r.,
every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both days, except ROYAL
Limited. City offices, 1417 G ST and 619
Penna. ave.-Advt.
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Every Facility for Making Millwork to
order Material & machines on premises
Prices quoted Eisinger Bros. 21O9 18th n. w.
ja21-d ,eSu-3
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Freund's for Quality, e15 10Th NV.
Fine catering. weddings. banquet parlors.
oc8-w,f,m,
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Arranging for a Theater Party:
A TTCO bus is the ideal carriage fol
such an occasion. Phone North 1212.-
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Reisingcr's Ice Cream Is Absolutely
pure. 500 gal. soc T. gal. Serial No.
1861 40 @ st. NV. Phone NJ. 2i6I.
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CITY ITEMS.

Have You Ever Tried DOnne1ly's
Private Stock" Rye? 75c qt.. but equal to
dollar whisky, so every one says. 14th&1
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Perfection In Oyster Cooking
Phila Oyster & Chop House. 513 18th NV.
no19-f.tf
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The Great Hear Is an Ideal Table
water Office. SO ne. Phone y. 431.
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R45O-MiIler OIL Heaters-S5.Oo.
S1.5O-Gas Heaters and Radiators-s3.oO
Gle II ST. C. A. MuddimaE L. Co. l2O4 q St
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r. You Don't Care for Ale

II You Don't Care for Ale
it certainly must be because you're Z
stranger to Arnold's Ogdensburg Ale.
Try this palatable, satisfying brew. I'm
filtered. Phone Arlington Bottling co.
ja21-5d
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Christian Xander's Renowned Meiiiston
Wild CherryCordial invaluable for coughs
and throat affections 15c bot. 900 9TH.
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Sale Mt WeschIer's Tomorrow.
$50 am, includes household and Office
furniture. oil paintings. mahogany
pieces, etc; also diamonds. jewelry. car
riages. wagons, harness, etc, II noon
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Prompt. Enectlve Incoming Service.

Say when and Well be on hand to put
the roof in good shape. Hutchinson &
Mccarthy, 1917 14th. --.
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:. Phone nj. 4a8a for Nuyitla

Mineral Water. Yours for good health.
California Mineral Water Co., 731 18th.
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40. to baltimore and Return

S1.25 to Baltimore and Return
Saturdays and Sundays, via Pennsyl-
yania railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except Congressional Limited. "-Advt
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Try Murine Eye Remedy
For Red Weak Weary. Watery Eyes
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Caverly's plumbing, 1891 G NV.
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Burbank Potatoes, Bu., 75c.
Sweet Florida Oranges. doz., 15c
F. Rogerson & Co., 92O La. ave- NV.
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Two Glasses in One.

i wv 0ldSSCS Ill Vic.
If you need glasses for reading and dis
lance choose Leese Bifocals. They are un.
questionably best. Lenses joined with
out visible division fine.
NJ. A. Leese. Ma M.nS s,s IL. optician'
jal9-lOd
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
FORTIFY SELVES
AGAINST TAX RAISE
Mining Companies in Upper PENN
sula Send in Reports Which Are
Lacking In Detail

LANSING, Mich. Nov. 3.-George
Lord. secretary OF the state tax com
mission said today that the annual
reports OF the various mining com
panies in the upper peninsula, filed
with the secretary OF the state. are
SO Incomplete and so lacking In de-
tail, that il is almost an impCssibihty
10 gain any idea of the value OF the
property from these documents This
statement has excited considerable
comment here. and IL is pointed out
that the corporate interests OF the
far north are fortifying themselves
against possible boost I'm their as
sessed valuation, should the next ad-
ministration attempt such thing
During the past year the state tax
commission has busted itself In var
ious parts OF Michigan and the assess
ed valuation OF city and farm prop
erty in the country south OF the
straits has been greatly increased.
in all the total increase in assessed
valuations OF farm and city property
in the lower peninsula amounts 10
over $50. 000.0 600 So far. however, the
tax commission has not increased the
assessed valuation OF the mining com
panies Secretary Lord stated some
time ago that the commission was
not composed OF mining experts and
the members did not feel competent
10 tackle such an immense task.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
TARIFF LAW BEST
We HAVE EVER HAD
CHASE =. OSBORN.
Republican Nominee Adds II Is Not
Best Country Will Have-Calls
Hemans Dreamer.

VASSAR, Mich. Nov speaking
here last night OF the PayneAldr,ch
tariff law, Chase S. Osborn said:
1T is the best tarifI law the coun-
try has ever had. but II is not the best
We are TO have When the Repub-
lican party has completed its recon
struCtion OF this law. the people will
more fully appreciate the party's great
work. AS IL stands now, the law is
better than the Democrats ever have
or ever will frame"
Mr.. Osborn again referred TO Mr.
Hemans as "a man OF dignifed leisure
and high ideals, which make him a
dreamer and not a doer." He also re-
peated his hopes and predictions for
the success OF the entire Republican
state ticket on Nov. s. He pleaded
with the voters 20 do their duty on
that day and TO bring their friends
and neighbors with them TO the polls
Ex-Mayor George p. Codd. OF De-
troit continued his attack upon the
mistakes" in the public record OF Mr..
Hemans.
When man thinks no more OF the
Sacredness Of the duty OF men and the
world in general TO our women and
children" he said. than to vote
against empowering the legislature TO
regulate the conditions under which
women and children work and also TO
vote against making wife desertion a
felony instead OF a misdemeanor. |
say such a man is too small TO be
governor OF our big and glorious state.
Such is the public record OF Mr.. He
mans"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

fight will DO systematized In much
way as TO wage a more stubborn bat
tie.
y II was announced today that NO
more political meetings will be held In
Saginaw city or county during this
campaign. The schools. churches and
theaters remain closed and eve " ef-
fort Is being made to stamp out the
scourge.
Up TO today 10000 persons In this
city have been vaccinated. This Il
out OF IA total population OF 50.610,
There are now 81 cases of smallpox
In Saginaw.
Some residents are leaving the city
temporarily, and occupying their sum
mer homes at Bayport and other
places or the shore II Is their In
tentlon TO remain away from the CITY
until the scare Is over.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

Hattie Bott. twenty-six. Mrs. Bot was
then living In 81. Paul. Her husband
was DIR. Henry c. Bott.
Shortly after the marriage Mrs. Bot
came TO Milwaukee TO visit at the
home OF her mother and her new step
father The result was that on Sept
% 1905, Mrs. Becker and her husband
separated On Nov. 3, 1906 Mrs.
Becker got divorce. resuming the
name OF Husselmann.
ON Nov. ., 1906. Mrs. Bott began
suit for divorce from Or. Bott. She
got the divorce Nov "a. 1907, Five
days later. according To testimony
Mrs. Bot and her stepfather were mar
ried
The mother said that her daughter
"wilfully maliciously and wickedly'
gained the affections OF Or BeckHr
and sought 10 entice him 10 desert his
wife
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
HemanS Brands Charge Lie;
Says Enemy Is Scared

ALLEGAN, Men, Nov. 3.-'If any
one said that / travelled on railroad
passes and then charged transporta-
ton expense for any official trip. 1t is
a lie"
This is the reply made by Lawton
T. Hemans, Democratic candidate for
governor. TO the statement made by
George p Codd in a Republican meet
ing at Bay City, Tuesday night.
Il not only did not do as charged.
and they know II, but il my political
opponents can find nothing more than
mere RUTHLESS nothings on which to
campaign, l am not afraid OF the i'm
preston they will create in the minds
OF the voters.
Il do not propose to allow Mr.. Os-
born and Mr.. Codd to drive me from
the discussion OF state issues by their
slanderous attacks said Mr.. Hemans.
For days they have been asserting
that as a supervisor grossly underas-
sessed property in my county. The
facts are that | was never a super
visor and never assessed a dollar OF
property In my life. Every story they
have told. including the last one rela-
tive TO my charging expenses / had
not Incurred, are OF the same char
acter. Who are the men that are
telling these things? They are the
same men who two years ago were
telling that my statement as 70 the
condition OF the state treasury was
false. They are the wolves who are
snarling in fear of being driven away
from their public prey. Mr.. Osborn
has drawn upwards OF $4,000 in com
pensation and expenses from Michi-
gan. The spectacle of Mr.. Codd and
Perry Powers sitting down TO see II
they cannot find a dollar wrong In my
account OF money actually paid out for
the state Is actually amusing, and
shows how scared they are"
Mr.. Hemans addressed nearly 500
people in this city this evening. He
and his party arrived in this city to-
night and dined with the Dem
ocratic committee, after which he
gave a very interesting speech to an
enthusiastic crowd at Streeters opera
house. Although the weather was very
stormy a good crowd assembled and
heard Mr.. Hemans speak on state IS
sues and his views were very plainly
expressed.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
COP. ImpeacheS Own Tax
Board, Declares Shields

MT. MORRIS, Mich, Nov. BE. c.
state committee. In q speech here last
night, said:
The Republican platform adopted
at the Detroit convention had only
one statement on the question Of tax
ation-namely:
I'VE urge upon the next legislature
the designation OF commission
OF experts which shall review the en-
tire system OF taxation In the state,
with the purpose OF seeking for the
people the full measure from every
species OF property Except exempt
property which the commonwealth Is
entitled 10 draw and the correction OF
inequalities In taxation wherever
found"
This is an impeachment OF their
own state board OF tax commissioners.
and IL it says anything IT says that
the present tax commission has not
done its duty. II is essential, there
fore, to analyze their platform and dis
cover II possible their remedy They
state no specific evil now existing.
They point out no inequality OF pres
ent taxution-they show no weakness
In the present system.
They indicate no sections Of he
state, no business enterprise. no com
binations OF wealth either corporate or
private that are escaping just taxa
ton. Do they mean the farmers? II
so, why not state wherein he is fav-
ored. Do they mean the manufactur
ing interests Of the state Why don't
they designate the favored ones? on
the other hand, what does the Demo.
cratic party say?
1.-THE Democratic party stands for
the equal and just taxation Of all the
property OF the state, that every In.
terest and every industry may bear
its just proportion OF the public bur
den. We believe that the mining
properties OF Michigan are so vast and
extensive, the temptation 20 under
valuation by local supervisors so po-
tent that their valuation should be
liked by an expert and non-partisan
commission whose findings will he
Just and equitable and which the local
supervisor and apportioninR bodies
should BY law be compelled to &C
4 cept.'
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
10000 vACCINATEO
IN SMALLPOX FIGHT
Fifty-0ne Persons Suffering From
Disease in Saginaw-Mayor Calls
Meeting of Physicians.
CFrom a stan cOrrsspOndert.)

SAGINAW. Mich, Nov 3.-Mayor
Stewart has called meeting OF all
the physicians in Saginaw for this
afternoon. at which plans will DO dis
cussed for continuing the fight against
the smallpox epidemic. which has al
ready resulted In the death OF twenty.
one persons. Each doctor will be
asked TO submit reports on the con-
ditions In the section In which he has
worked. II Is the expectation that the
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
MOTHER GETS DAMAGES
FROM HER DAUGHTER

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. S.--Mrs,
Johanna Husselmann was awarded
$4,000 damages from her daughter, the
wife OF DR.. Wilhelm Becker. in tie
circuit court in a SIS, 900 alienation OF
affection suit OF mother against daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Husselmann and DR. Becker
were married in Chicago on March II,
1900 She was then forty.six years
OF age. He was thirty-one She had
two daughters. One OF them was Mrs.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

actually begins to appear that there
Is at least some chance OF Pennsyl-
vania electing a ticket not dictated
by the Penrose gang.
A little over a month ago the indie
pendent or keystone party was q
joke. But since Oct. /, the move
ment has made rapid strides and the
bipartisan machine that has hitherto
held Pennsylvania In thral, now rec
ognizes the keystone party as a real
danger. II is clear that the Demo
cratic candidate will scarcely poll
enough votes to maintain the rooster
on the ticket next year. All the pro-
gressive men OF both old parties are
hooking to the keystone standard.
II will be a clean-cut fight. The
Penrose-Oliver crowd. representing
the old Republican machine and the
pennsylvania railroad (secretly sup
ported by the liquor interests as rep
resented by Jim Mulvahill, the Demo
cratic leader. is lined up fer Tener.
All the anti-standpat element, saving
the Socialists, are lined up for will
lam II. Berry, the keystone candidate.
or course. II doesn't follow that
Berry will be elected, Just because a
majority Of the people OF Pennsyl.
vania may be inclined in his favor
just now, as seems to be indicated by
straw votes taken by both organiza-
ton and keystone papers. For there
/. 10 every indication that the machine
Is preparing to spend more money in
Pennsylvania this fall than was ever
before spent in the Keystone state
Then, too, the gang has It's hands on
all the machinery OF election. It's men
are In control OF the election booths.
When d. Clarence Gibboney, now can
didate for Acknowledgements on the
Keystone ticket, was candidate for
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
BY RAYMOND EVANS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. SIT be
gins to look as though Pennsylvania g
elephant were booked for its first re-:
drubbing. With insurgency, as repre-
sented by the keystone party. sweep
ing the state. with Grim. the Demo
cratic candidate for governor, run
ming merely as a Penrose sideshow,
and with Tener, the Republican cAndi=
date, struggling to clear himself from
charges of having given his name 10
further a big stock swindle game. II
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
KEYSTONE PARTY
(. HAS MACHINE MEN
BADLY SCARED
Straw Votes Favor VIM. H. Berry,
Candidate for Governor On indie
pendent Ticket in Pennsylvania
He Exposed Capitol Graft.
Senator Oliver Is in Danger and DIAL
: zell Is Having the Fight
Of His Life.
WHAT KEYSTONE
PAHTY STANDS FOR

Election OF u. \. senators by al
rect vote OF the people.
A commission for the regulation
Of public service corporations
A simplified system of city gov
eKnment, such ~ the commission
plan, with prOvisIOn for recall.
The short ballot.
Home rule In the matter OF the
sale of into xicants.
Equitable division OF tax legisln-
ton.
Good roads.
StrIeter laws regarding the safe
guarding OF WOrkmen and their re-
endorsement for injury received
while az work.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
PLuNGEs -FOUR STORIES.

JACKSON, Mich. Nov. 3.-Walking
through an open door to an elevator
shaft in the Peoples National bank
building. DR.. c. Y. Young. a we'll
known local physician. fell four stor-
les last night, and was perhaps fatally
injured The hallway was dark and
DR.. Young was carrying a basket Of
mail. He was removed to the City
hospital where it was found that the
right leg between the knee and hip
had been badly broken. He also suG
tanned a compound fracture Of the
right hip and internal injuries.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
FALLS DOWN STAIRS, DYING.

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov S-(Spe-
cial.l Mrs. Louise Lutz, 65. is dying
from the effects OF injuries received
by falling down stairs Wednesday
night. She is one OF the best known
German women In Saginaw
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
FALLS SO FEET FROM TOWER.

OWOSSO, Mich, NOV. 5.-WaIter
Hodges, a lineman who lives in Flint,
Is in a serious condition resulting
from a sensational plunge OF so feet
from a steel tower OF the Common
wealth Power Co.. near Owosso. yes
terday morning.
As Hodges shot downward, head
foremost. he struck the side OF the
tower and a cash six inches long was
cut in his scalp. He struck the
ground on his back and lay uncon-
scious, almost bleeding to death be
fore a physician could be secured. He
ia internally hurt, but no bones were
broken and he has about an even
chance, II Is thuoght.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

The Ohio inventor or n new aluminium
pan for meats equips II with n
OF the water produced by the steam OF
cooking.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

The Japanese army has closed a oon-
tract with the German representatives
OF the Wrights for fleet OF aeroplanes
and officers will be sent TO Germany for
instruction In their use.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
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Many cases OF Piles have been cured
by a trial package OF Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment.
When II proves It's value to you. get
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and be sure you get the kind you ask
for. Simply I'LL out free coupon be-
low and mail today. Save yourself
from the surgeons knife and its tor
ture, the doctor and his bills.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-03

The art OF photography has been ad
vanced I'm Siam by the royal family
several members OF which are expert
amateur photographers.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-03
JOCKEY IS KILLED
In A BAD TUMBLE
Another Rider Injured at
Grayesend Track.
HORSES CROWDED AT TURN
James Butyseu Hurled Under Dozen
Hoofs and Fred Langan's Life Is
Crushed Out In CLOUD of Dust-s.
Davis Has Miraculous Escape in
the Accident-The Summaries.
HORSES CROWDED AT TURN

New York. June Fired Langan.
eighteen years old, jockey in the en-
ploy Of R. +. Carman. was instantly
killed at Gravesend race track during
the running of the last race this after
noon. Jockey James Butwell. under con-
tract to James r. Keene, had his nose
broken and left ear badly lacerated. while
S. Davis a Western rider, had a miracu-
lous escape.
The accident occurred on the far turn.
which is sharply curved. There were
thirteen starters in the race. Langan
had the mount on Stalwart Lad. Butwell
rode Warwick. and Davis handled Muff.
Gold OF Ophir, the winner, was many
lengths In front of the rest OF the field.
which was compactly punched.
Crowding at Turn.
AS the horses rushed close together
around the abrupt turn after leaving the
back stretch a sudden crowding took
place. Warwick, in close quarters. cross
ed his fore legs and turned a somersault.
He was hemmed in on all sides, and But
well was hurled on his face directly under
half dozen horses.
Stalwart Lad, close behind Warwick,
also fell and Langan went down ia the
dust cloud. Stalwart Lad rolled over Ian
gan while several horses trampled on his
head Muff also tunbied In a heap and
Davis was thrown near the edge OF the
turf his left leg striking a rail post.
Men and women cried with horror wher
they saw this frightful mix-up. and a
regiment OF stable boys and policemen
were soon running toward the scene OF
the accident.
Ambulance TO Rescue.
The Jockeys were lying in the dust, so
that a hurry call for the starters wagon
and the track ambulance was instantly
made
Langan was unknown on the turf untn
this year. when be began riding the
Carman horses. He improved rapidly and
his crowning success was achieved when
he rode Semprolus to victory In the Ma
tiopal Stallion Stakes at Belmont Park
on Monday.