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Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
LISTS OF JURORS.
Those Who Will Do Jnry Service At An
gust Term OF Circuit Court,
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY,
e. B. Andrews, Ed 0, Blanton,
Scott township; John l., Gawf,
Sam Hutchison, Washington !;
Will A, Watkins Cave; James
A. Line, James F. Johnston, Sui
livan; William NJ, Collins, j, V.
Haley, Pinoy Fork; W, Fl. H..
Price, Berry Ware, Big Creek;
WIN II. Spots, Strawberry; j.
Il. Neoly, Morgan; r, D Moody,
Lave Creek; Chas. e, Simpson,
Lebanon; D, C. Watson, John"
son.
ALTERNATES,
Albert Mason, Scott township;
C. B. Snow, Sullivan; Alex W.
Rush, Piney Fork; James Me-
Leod, Cave, William Ghormley,
Strawberry; Henry Paysinger,
Lave Creek.
PETIT JURY.
Lee Crabtree, Grover Gardner,
Eugene Dawson, Scott township ;
Charles W. Laman, John Nor
gan, John Brim, Cave; Luther
Norris, Big Rock; Henry ?,
Bacon, Albert Watkins, Wash
ington; James Y. Huddleeton,
Johnson; A. B, Arm, Walter
Cole, John Patterson, Sullivan;
Cleve Moser, Alfred Thomas,
William II. landlord, Piney
Fork; Oscar Bowers, George Ell
lison, Big Creek; p. II, Norris,
Strawberry; Alvin Layno, Dud-
ley Wolf, James Haskell, Lave
Creek; Luke Yates, John Spots,
Lebanon.
ALTERNATEs.
Will II Wanna Woshinrton {.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

This office does good job prlnts
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
FITCHS LAST PLAY
At SAVOY THEATER
Shuberts Send "The City"
for a Week in This
City

Clyde Fitch's last and most power
full drama, "The City" will be given
its first local presentation tonight at
the Savoy theater under the Shubert
direction. The play comes from the
Lyric theater, New York, where 1t ran
for an entire season.
THE City" is said to be refutation
of the statement which used to be made
that Fitch could not write a mans
play" An eastern critic referring to
The City wrote: 1T seems a bit of
irony that the biggest play he (Fitch)
ever wrote should have been one that
he was never to see acted.
Fitch is said to have written an epic
in THE City The play, which tells
a story of city life wherein the climax
scene grows out of the fact that a
drug crazed f1end is told that he has
married his own half sister has re-
ceived more comment than any dra-
matte production seen on Broadway
for many seasons: Even as a study
in character portrayal the author is
said to have done his best work. From
the time the audience sees Hammock in
iecting the dope" into his arm, until
a policeman enters the room to arrest
him as murderer, the interest of
the audience never flags an instant.
In the cast which will present the
play are Norman Hackett, Geoffrey c.
Stein, NJ. II. Hartman, Josephine Flor
ence Shepherd. Ethel Martin. Dora
Booth, Suzanne Villa and a number of
other capable players.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

Lang, Nine. Chaminade not TO forget
TO mention Carrie Jacobs Bond, are
some that have succeeded in writing
artistic and individual creations in
tone. Nine. Liza Lehman is a. prom
inent figure in American music, her
song cycle In Persian Garden" hav-
ing made her famous all over the N.Y.
sical world. The value of its music is
best attested by the fact that it has
created favora BILE as well as unfavor
able comment and that it has brought
the critics together in controversy.
Meantime the public proves the value
Of the music by buying it and going
to hear it sung. A late work which
Liza Lehman has composed is a cycle
of Nonsense Songs. which catches
the spirit of Lewis Carrolfs immortal
"Alice in Wonderland" and a recent
sample of Liza Lehmann's art was
given to San Francisco music lovers
when Nine. de Pasquali sang If I
Were a Bird I Would Sing Away
Nine. Lehman. who was originally
= concert singer and pianist. on her
present tour of America, which will
bring her soon to San Francisco, will
confine her activities to accompanying
and directing a quartet. The latter
will be heard individually in solos by
Nine. lehman and in the concerted
cycles of her work. The first concert
is dated for Tuesday night, November
l5 at the Novelty theater.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
HUNTER
finds HAPPINESS
Winchell Smiths Comedy Tells
Story of Love Versus
Lucre

Winchen Smiths comedy. "The For
tune Hunter" has been called "the
great American play" 1t begins two
weeks, engagement at the Columbia
theater tomorrow night, with matinees
on Wednesday and Saturday.
Fred Niblo is in the title role.
The play pictures just the types with
which even the ordinary observer is
familiar The village druggist, pow
erty stricken but full of good humor
and kindness; the rural sheriff bump
tious and proud of his high office; the
banker, important and pompous; his
daughteH the spoiled belle of the town.
and finally Tracy Tanner, the livery
mans son; who lla S ambitions and who
stutters-alI IL these in the curious story
that Smith tells in his comedy about
the lad who goes from the city to the
country in order to marry the richest
girl of the village and ends by falling
honestly in love with poor girl and,
forgetting his. impecunious condition.
marries her Nathaniel Duncan, the
fortune hunting youth. is college bred
chap with expensive tastes and no in
come. A friend advises him how he can
change his condition and stakes" him
with enough money to supply him
clothes and transportation to any town
he may elect to choose. as the scene of
his matrimonial operations.
Duncan takes the chance and the rest
falls out naturally and easily from the
complications that arise out of his ro-
mantle entanglements. The play Is full
of homely humor, engaging situations
and episodes of great interest and
beauty. The Fortune Hunter has been
one of the great successes of the sea-
son in New York
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
PRINCESS INVITES
PATRONS TO "ARIZONA''
Thomas Stirring Drama of the
West Is Offered

Augustus Thomas ever popular
American play, Arizona" comes to the
Princess for a weeks stay, beginnin g
with today's matinee. Arizona" re-
tains it's popularity in undiminished de-
gree. 1t never fails to attract atten-
tion, patronage and admiration.
The appeal which Arizona" makes is
based on patriotism, as Uncle Sans de-
tenders are seen in active frontier life;
on humor, for the lines are often witty
and the situations full of comedy; on
romance, for 1t tells a splendid story
of love and devotion, and on love of life
and action, for the play teens with ami
nation and the story breathes intensity
and sentiment.
The company which Is playing "Ari
zona" this season is said % be excellent
in all particulars. In the cast are Ed
ward Farrell. Frank Campbelle, Alma
Bradley Fermin Ruiz. Just Jayson,
Sadie Duff, and Ray Gordon.
Max Figman in Mary James Pa fol-
lows at the Princess.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Dramatic Notes
The. final performance of Three
Twins" will be given tonight.

The, final performance of Three
Twins" will be given tonight.
''The Girl and the Baron" will be
Dill's second offering at the Garrick.
for an early production at the Alcazar.
Camille ober Partisan star and vocal
ist, opens her Orpheum enga cement
November 6.
Polly of the Circus" will play an en-
gagement at the Columbia next month.
The worlds championship baseball
games of 1910 will be exhibited at the
Orpheum this week on the moving pic
ture screen.
Billy Clifford, who has great repu-
tation locally, won when he was feat
ured in the kolb and Dill shows at the
Princess, is headed this way.
Mix Figman. one of the cleverest
character actors of the younger, school,
noon. November 6. He is again pre-
senting Mary James Pa" which was "a
big success last season.
In the third production which the
New theater of New York plans the
principal feminine role will be as
sumed by That's Lawton, the former
leading woman of the Alcazar in this
city. The play is Pinero's Thunder
bolt
Among the stars that will twinkle at
the Columbia in the near future are
Lillian Russell. Blanche Walsh, Fran
els Wilson. Montgomery and Stone,
John Drew. Ethel Barrymore, William
Gillette and, last but not least, the
great Sarah Bernhardt.
The Imperial Russian dancers ap-
pearing in this country by special per-
mission of the car will begin their en-
gagement at the Orpheum soon. They
were secured by Martin Beck through
Charles Frohman and Charles Dilling-
ham for the exclusive entertainment
of Orpheum patrons.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Never Any Indigestion, Dyspepsia
or Sick, Classy, Upset Stomach


nausea, heartburn, gripping in bowels,
tenderness in the pit of stomach, bad
taste in mouth, constipation pain in
limbs, sleeplessness belching OF gas,
biliousness. sick headache. nervousness,
dizziness or many other similar synp-
toms. fN
If your appetite is tickle and moth
ing tempts you. or you belch gas, or II
you feel bloated after eating, or your
food lies like lump Of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause-fermentati ton Of undi-
gested food.
Prove TO yourself in FIVE minutes
that your stomach is as good as any;
that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you want without fear of dis
comfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. 1t Is merely a matter OF how
soon you take a little Diapepsin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
SOTHERN AND MARLOWE
REHEARSE "MACBET1"
Twin Stars Coming West With
Shakespeare Plays

z H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe have
begun rehearsals in New York for the
great production of Macbeth which
is promised a coast to coast trip this
season. In the company with the two
stars are Rowland Blackstone, Fred
erick Lewis. Sydney Mather, Albert s.
Howson Malcolm Bradley. Eric Blind,
William Harris. Harry TURNKEY, Alma
Kruger Norah Lamison and Mary
Chippendale
Immediately after the New York en-
gagement the company starts west
ward and will not disband until next
July, when the stars plan to take
their company on visit to Yellow
stone park.
AS was the intention when the
Sothern- -Marlowe company was or
ganized, the twin stars will appear ex-
clusively in Shakespearean plays. These
will comprise six in number Mac
beth Hamlet Romeo and Juliet"
''As You Like It. The Tanning Of the
Shrew" and Twelfth Night all of
which are to be given in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BRAVE COUPLE COURT
. A DOUBLE DISASTER
Will Be Married in Lions Den
at Chutes Today

There will be a bona fde wedding
this afternoon at the Chutes in the
lions cage. Judge A. B. Treadwell will
offciate and the names Of the contract
ing parties are as yet withheld
This weeks bill in the theater will
be presented by Daphne Pollard and
her company in a musical comedietta
"A Doll Shop; Camille's dog circus
Allan Shaw, the king of coin; the
Combs brothers, Grecian gladiators
the abian Benedtics in acrobatic fea
lures; Madge Maitland. singing come
dienne and coon shouter,'' and the
musical Bentleys, xylophone players
The moving pictures will be new every
day.
day evening. and the amateurs Thurs
day and Friday nights.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Your out=of-order Stomach feels
fine five minutes after taxi
ing a little Diapepsin.

Take your sour, out of order stom-
ach-or maybe you call 1t Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh OF
Stomach; II doesn't matter-take your
stomach trouble right, with you to your
Pharmacist and ask him to open so
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and let
you eat one % grain Triangule and
see II within FIVE minutes there is left
any trace of your former misery.
The correct name for your trouble is
Food Fermentation-food souring; the
Digestive organs become weak, there
is lack of gastric juice; your food is
only half digested. and you become af-
fected with loss of appetite. pressure
and fullness after eating, vomiting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
army OFFICERS IN
CITY TEMPORARILY
Award for Sewer and Water
Extensions at Fort Scott
Authorized

Captain A. w. Bjornstad, Twenty
eighth infantry. reported at headquar-
tiers yesterday He has been ordered
to rejoin his. rel giment at Fort Sullivan,
Minnesota and is staying at the Palace.
Captain B. C. Gilbert, coast artillery
corps. Fort Worden, Washington, is
visiting here on leave of absence. He
is staying at the Stewart.
Brigadier General r. D. Potts, Philip
pine division, reported at army head
quarters yesterday. He is at the
Stewart.
The award of s1o,325 for water and
sewer extensions of Fort Winfield
Scott has been made by the quarter
master general of the army.
Captain Samuel M. de Loire has been
relieved from duty at Fort Bliss and
will proceed to this city and take the
transport for the Philippines. leaving
January 5. He will report to the COM
manding officer Of the Philippine divi-
sion for duty.
Captain Lloyd LIE r. Krebs and Cap
tain Park Howell have been ordered
to report to Lieutenant Colonel James
D. Glennan for examination for promo
tion on December 5.
First Lieutenant Dayid D. Hogan,
upon the abandonment of Fort Schuy-
Ier, will proceed to this city He will
be assigned to duty in the Philippines.
General Torney. surgeon general of
the army. says in his annual report
concerning recruiting:
On account of the reduction of the size Of the
army for 1910 the number of recruits examined
by the medical officers during the year was only
23.520. compared with the 1885 of the pre-
ceding year..
The number Of foreign born recruits is less
than last year.. the ratio being 1A0 46, as com
pared with 1900 for 1905.
There decrease in the proportion of re-
cruits from Ireland, Russia, Roumania and Hun
gary and an increase of about per cent from
Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
RESORT
1H9 iIE VOLCANO

TIE TRIP MOST COMPELLING and worth
while, excelling all others for grandeur, beauty
and pleasure And this splendid trip can be
s. S. SIERRA 10000 tons displacement). The
Volcano of KiIauea-the largest in the world
is tremendously active just now and few quick
dispatch trips have been arranged Never before
has 1t been possible to make this desirable trip
with such SPEED and comfort, and the price is
low, S1lO first class, to Honolulu and back and
SAL for side trip from Honolulu to Volcano, in.
cuding rail and auto to Kilauea, hotel at Hilo,
also Volcano House No other trip compares
With this Be sure to visit the Islands and DO
IT NOW while the volcano is active. S. S.
SIERRA sails Nov. II. Dec. g. Dec. "a Write
or wire Oceanic s. S. Co.. 673 Market street
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
DEAR MADAM:

Have you noticed how very little
neUs there is in most corset adver-
tisements?
You find some general talk about
perfect figures" and possibly
some attempt to create a Partisan
atmosphere around an ordinary
American corset; but not word
that tells you anything NEw-not
even a helpful suggestion.
But this can't be avoided, for there
is really nothing much to sag about
ordinary corsets. They are prac-
tically alike copies of each other;
no individual character or use.
It's different with Nemos. Every
Memo does something for you that
you need to haze done-and that NO
OTHER CORSET CAN DO.
Nenos are the ONLY corsets for
which there is NO SUBSTITUTE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Our Lastikops Webbing

Perfect Style and Comfort
Our great invention, Ldstikops
Webbing, enables US to produce ,con-
derfatI net0 results in t-making.
Lastikops Webbing is firm enough
to give complete support and long
wear, but elastic enough to insure
perfect ease and increased comfort
1t is the only elastic fabric in ex-
istence that will not '.give OUT and
get '.stringy,'' as you knoaU all other
elastics do; and YOU Il find that all the
limitations of Lastikops Webbing are
just the same old unreliable and dis
appointing elastics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

SANDER and its far reaching effect on
the innocent is the theme of The
World and His Wife, which william
Faversham will present at the Savoy
theater following Nine. Nazimovas en-
ga cement
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

It will have been eight years since
TOO Much Johnson" was given in
this city when that comedy is revived
at the Alcazar following this week s
presentation of The Little Gray Lady"
II was written by William Gillette and
used by him as a starring piece
Thurston Hall will handle the Gillette
role.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BYRON HOT SPRINGS

Beneficial baths, Charming rendezvous of Cali
springs from all directions Garage. Address
Manager Byron Hot Springs. any S. p. agent OF
Peck-Judah Co., San Francisco. Los Angeles
Portland or Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Lastikops Hose Supporters

Every Memo Corset Except the
few $500 models) is finished with
Lastikops Hose Supporters, guaran-
teed to outtCed1- amy corset.
This is GENUINE ECONOMY!
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

Captain Lloyd LIE r. Krebs and Cap
tain Park Howell have been ordered
to report to Lieutenant Colonel James
D. Glennan for examination for promo
ton on December 5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

Mrs E de Los Mcgee will be heard
in q recital Tuesday evening at Century
hall when she will sing a program of
French. German and English songs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

There are some notable names in
music. which are feminine in gender.
When Camilla Urso first toured this
country as violinist she was re-
sarded by the puritanical as something
Of 2 freak It was bad enough for a
man to play the fiddle" but for a
zvonaan-terriblei Music in America
had not thrown off its New England
incubus Times change Many a girl
has made fame for herself with her
how. Maude Powell. Marie Hall. Marie
Nichols. our own Kathleen Parlow and
pleuty of others are carrying musical
messages Of deep import around the
world. Women are coming into their
own. musically Augusta Holmes, Mrs.
II. II. A. Beach, Margaret Ruthyen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

This statement of the President is exactly
s.t-i+l, CRITICISM directed vt him by this
paper before the statement itself came to orr
hand. The act remains dirty breach of man
ners and breeding; the man who did 1t, we are
glad To see was another than the President of the
L nited States.
We confess to a doubt which the President has
now made clear of the story that he had so far
forgotten himself Mr.. Taft MAY be Negligent,
he may be too slow and too engennous IN mental
processes to divine motives and save himself and
the country from designing men. He may even
be inclined in the desire 10 protect property, TO
foster monopoly and nourish special interests
But, TO the moment when this list of names was
flashed on the House, il had never been suspect
ed of him that he was not gentleman. 1t needs
he that the President maintain Secretary.
" hat does hot seem necessary OH the face ri IT.
seems to be true that the man who carries the
most Presidential port in and about the White
House is this same needful but raw functlonary.
In the case of Carpenter it would BIZ pleasing
were he permitted to resign. or compelled TO take
an |. c. S. course in social usage. What the
President said to him Thursday was probably
not expressed in eentlemany language, for the
good and sufficient reason that. from all avail
able information, there was only one gentleman
present at the interview.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
EDITORIAL
Now To Perfect the Plan.

The action of the Council Committee on Or'
/ dinance. Charter and Reform in recommending
ID The Council the adoption of the ordinance re-
rorted bs the Special Committee on Changes IN
/ the Form of City Government, Is step III
The right direction and shows a gratifying pro
rrsss in thought toward a trial for Richmond
81 the commission plan of government
The plan endorsed contemplates the employ
ment al four commissioners for their entire time,
10 sit daily and to exercise the executive tunc-
sions now placed in the hands Of certain com
mittees Of the Council itself.
The important and significant thing anon'
this action is the recognition in the Council IT.
self Of the need of change in city government
10 meet the widening and constantly more com
plieaed demands Of the business of rapidly
growing city. rs such demands become more
varied and complex, they will be best met ny
tho simplest systcm This, indeed. is the basic
theory and principle of the commission plan.
which is constantly being adopted and perfected
in numerous progressive cities
Now that the ball has been officially set IN
motion the matter is one Ia call for the OK
I ercise of the best thought and most active inter
est of the community al large. 10 the end that
when the change is made from aniquate4 +"
modern methods il shall embrace the better feat
ures of all ideas, experience and experimentation
in the expression of beneficial reform.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Carpenter Resigns.

Following the writing of the above editorial
comes the significant news that Private Secretary
Fred. W. Carpenter ha, resigned to be ap
pointed Minister to Morocco.
1t is said officially that the appointment fol
lowed upon "hs own application to be relieved
Of the duties Of Secretary 10 the President,
which, ii is said have BEEN so heavy as to
threaten his health.
In letting Carpenter down light. the Pres
idcnt shows a kind spirit and 4 Christian charity
Ii is a far call to Morocco and we can only hope
that contact with the Sheks Of the desert viii
prove beneficial to Mr.. Carpenter both in health
and manners
Until he acquires wisdom, his absence viii be
continuing cause for congratnation in this
country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
The People and the Sunday Laws.

Mayor Richardson should h. upheld by every
law abiding citizen in his expressed detern1-
nation to enforce the SUNDAY statutes against
those persons guilty Of their open and fragrant
violation.
I'm giving ear to the complaint Of residents Of
Fulton and instrnctne the Chief of Police to
see that the conditions complained of be rene
died. he fakes the part of those who insist on
their rights rs citizens to have the laws under
which they live obeyed This is no more than
the elemental Justice which any citizen has u
right to expect and demand Of the city author
tiles.
We are entirely cognizant of the complication
and difficulty attendant upon the enforcement OF
the letter of Sunday laws iii city the size Of
Richmond At the samctime we are not of those
who believe the problem to be susceptible of a
hvpocritical solution We believe on the other
hand that ulln of the chief sources OF law VIC
laiion in gent raj is contempt of law in particular.
Nothing is more dcmoralizing 10 a community
than the taeit determination 10 ignore some GER
tain Law. o do so is merely to encourage among
the criminally inclined the violation of other
laws OF more vital concern. That community
which winks at the breaking of one law is i'll Il
sense jointly indictahle morally with those who
break other laws. The spirit * ono to bcget
crime and la suggest anarchy.
Another thing: it has become fashionable to
speak Of Sunday laws as Blue Laws Is that
TO say that the Sabbath is obsolete. That the
mass Of Sunday statutes is wrong. That the
Biblical code in this respect is antiquatedl The
Master parable and actions alike recognized
that the Sabbath was made for man and not
man for the Sabbath, but even we who in the
moment of trivial annoyance apt to dcclain
about Blue Laws are very Jealous of our own
Sabbath Of peace and rcstfulness,
Richmond is already city. and every day
becoming bigger one H. Is not the least of its
attractions that there Is not yet lost to lis peo-
pie the instinct and pleasure to remember the
Sabbath Day 10 keep it holy,