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The Washington times., 1910-12-01
P0SLAM'S RARE
HEALING POWER
Proved In All Troublesome Skin Dis
eases-ResuIts seen Overnight.

Proved In All TroubIesOme Skin Dis
eases-ResuIts Seen Overnight
A skin affection treated with poslau-
the new skin remedy, immediately be-
comes responsive itching stops and the
trouble Grows less annoying. less exten-
slye, until Il finally disappears and the
skin regatns its normal color and tex
JuTe- Germ life is annihflated. For 2
great many years have been troubled
with saT rheum on my chest NnthIrg
gave Eoe any relief. Now I am ,.arrl-
pletely we'll aud poslam has done e.
writes Mrs Jessie Beach, Rockford,
Mich.
All skin diseases, including acne. tet-
ter. piles, salt rheun, skin scale bar
bers' and all other forms of itch. are re-
neVed and cured by poslam. itching be-
ing stopped at once The less serious
troubles, such as pimples. red and in
naDed noses, rashes. complexion blerr-
ishess etc, respond so readily that re-
suits are seen over night
Poslam IS sold in two sizes trial 50
cents; regular Jars. 81 by all drug
glsts, particularly OCram's. O'DonneII's.
the Peoples Drug Store, and Affieck's-
For free sample write to the Emer-
Eency L. bOratOries, % West Twenty
nth stres {, New York City. II
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
COUNTESS TOLSTOY
SAID TO BE DYING
Wife of Russian Author
Grieving Herself to
Death.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. I-Countess
TOlstoy is dying
Messages received here from Yasnaya
Poliana, where the countess lives, de
clare That ner fever has reached a critf-
cal stage and that her death is mOrnen-
tarily expected
The countess is practically grieving
nerSeiG TO death When her husband
fed from home, leaving note that he
wanted TO spend the balance of his life
IN solitude and meditation, il was re-
ported that the countess tried TO kill
herself.
When Tolstoy, I'll and dying, was
hnal-y taken OF a train and put TO bed
n the home Of the station agent at
Astapova. the countess rushed there on
a special train Her grief when ne died
was distressing. She sat for hours at
the side Of her husbands corpse and
never left il until Il was laid 10 rest
at the foot OF Poverty oak"
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

the hands Of President Taft, having
been delivered to him by Secretary Bal
iingerS Il was expected that he would
receive the report much earlier. but un-
expected happenings AZ the last moment
delayed irs completion.
Each reclamation project, Of which
there are about a score. is treated sep
arateiy in the report, and sums spect-
hed which the army men believe should
De expected thereon These projects are
IN various stages Of completion. IN fact,
one reason advanced for the creation
Of this board was that the Reclamation
Service had failed to adopt a definite,
systematic policy, which would result
IN the greatest possible benefit 10 the
greatest number in the least possible
time It is probable that the recon-
mendations Of the board, In regard to
the anDortionment Of the S2o,o00,000 VIII
be adopted without change, and the
work OF development carried ln as they
suggest
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
STORES TO DECIDE
CHRISTMAS HOURS
Week Deemed Sufficient of
Night Opening By Some
of Association.

An effort Will be made at the Decem-
Der meeting % the Retail Mer, -hants'
Association next Wednesday night %
secure q general agreement to keen
stores open at night only one week be-
fore Christmas
Such resolution was offered by T
Q. Dulin at meeting OF the board
Of governors OF the association held
at the rooms Of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday afternoon. and was
referred for action to the whole mem
bership al the next meeting
Mr. Duiin said one week Of dav and
night work for the store clerks was
enough to tire them out, and two
weeks work meant illness after the
strain. He contended that a week or
at most the week previous and Satur-
day, the 18th, would give ample time
for everyone in Washington to com
piete Christmas shopping.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
DICKINSON RECEIVES
LOVING CUP GIFT

A magnificent loving cup is today in
the proud possession OF Secretary OF
War Dickinson 1t Is the gift Of the
people OF the Philippines.
Presented by the Filipino people 70
the Hon. Jacob NJ. Dickinson. Secretary
or war, on the occasion OF his visit to
the Philippine Islands, 191O,'' is the in
scriptiOn on the cup.
btaghorns taken from animals killed
IN the province OF Zambales form the
handles OF the cup The base. of dark.
rlch veined wood was made In Bilfbid
prison.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
FIRST NEW ORGAN
RECITAL SUNDAY

Edgar Priest. orEanist Of St PauI's, on
IWenty-third street. near Washington
circle, viii give the first organ recital
on the new pipe organ at that church
next Sunday afternoon al 4 O'Clock.
The new organ at St Paul-s is one OF
the largest in the city and II f. ex-
pected that q large number Of uusicis-s
VIII be present TO hear the first recital
No cards Of aGmisslon are required
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
CHOLERA SUSPECT
IN WESTERN STATE

CUMBERLAND, wis. Dec. 1.-Gotleib
Jenschke, q Russian e-nigrant, who is
Guarantined n the Russian settlement
in the township Of -Almena, twelve miles
south Of this city, is thought to be af-
nicteG with black cholera, and consid-
cradle s-larm is manifested. as hundreds
OF prisons have been exposed.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
DR.. CHARLES FUNERAL
TOMORROW MORNING

Funeral services for Dr. Francis Nj.
Charles, civil war veteran and Govern
ment empiOye, viii be held at Wright s
undertak king parlors tomorrow morning
at 10 O'cIOck- The Rev. DR.. Donald Nc
LeOd viii offfciate PaITbeare select
Cd from members Of Burnside Post No
8 Department Of Potomac, Of which Dr.
CHARLES was a member, viii be Col.
George 9. Ross. Or. A j. Huntoon,
Ambrose Barber, Capt William Emmer-
son, Capt Jerome r. johnson, and Col
A ? Tasker- Interment viii be at Ar
linstOn Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
GIRL SUES For $4,000.

Suit for $4,000 damages has been filed
IN the District Supreme Court by Sadie
r. POns, twelve years old. against
GreenviIe g Bradford, whose automO-
bile. she allges, ran her down last
April. fracturing her hip.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
WEARERS or FALSE TEETH
SHOULD USE PAXTINF
IL Prevents sore Gums and Keeps the
Mouth Absolutely Clean.

I"1tH 1Nts"iuttIf tIcan-
False teeth afford opportunity for in
Vulnerable Judgments Of food that
quickly decay, causing irritation OF the
gums. anording a breeding place for
germs OF disease and producing a very
pronounced case nj bad breath 20
PaxtIne prevents all this-keeDS the
mouth sweet and clean-aIIays all odore
makes the mouth attractive instead of
repulsive- Users OF paxtine are i'm
mune from contagious diseases con
tracted from the Eerm-Iaden dust and
art common TO city streets
PaNtine is a pure white soluble an
usepuc powder Just a little In a glass
OF water makes a delightful antiseptic
solution Of extraordinary cleansing
geTmlcidal and deOdOriZing power pe--
fectly harmless and very economical
sc and 50c box
Better than tooth pOWder- does more
does II better Buy box TO-DAY AN
druggists sell e
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
FOREIGN BANKS COMBINE.

'Russo-Asiatic Bank IS the name OF
the new institution formed BY the cor
sOiidatiOn OF the RussO-Chinese Bank
and the Bank du NOrd at St Petersburg.
II has been announced TO the State De
partment. The RUssO-Asiatic assumes
the liabilities OF its component banks
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
TORPEDO BOAT BIDS.

The Navy Department. IS advertising
for bids for constructing the four sub
marine torpedo boats authorized at ths
last session Of Congress. Proposals .=ziIi
be opened February S.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
SCOTCH OBSERVE BIRTHDAY

The birthday anniversary Of St An
drew was celebrated last night bv the
Scottish St. Andrew Society at the Fb-
bitt House. Charles A. Douglas was
the principal speaker. MacfarlaDe
Brockett, of Glasgow University, sang
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
Hecht g. Company,
MAGNET DAY TOMORROW - = e: 6
Toilet Sets, Leather Goods, Etc.
Here's the Ideal Gift!

BEAUTIFULT TOILET SETS CONSIST n - M
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MEMS SHAVING SETS EMBRaCT1C-
me n1cHeled Mirror, Brush, and Cup; many - a..
WONEN-S LEATHER HAND BAGs~
ana and IN the new beaded effects; prettyk Hi
preSenti in many styles SO TO low as. Cd VU
MEMS LEATHER TRAVELLING CASES m% -
any man would appreciate it, in a numbe- " 4 Hi
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SILVEROID TOILET SETS COMPRIS-
ing Brush. Comb, and Mirror. new prettySN n - -
g7tsern: gsi5 the value is 81 for the Magnet 0X
DAINTY AND PRETTY COMB ANDA ~
Brush Sets: IN all new patterns; sell uR
usually at $50; for the Magnet ID 90
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

WOMESS LEATHER HAND BAGS. IN A -
variety OF new and pretty shapes and styles; AktS
all coiOrss for Magnet sale q.
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ELEGANT SILVER MOUNTED TOILET SETS
consisting OF y pieces every n n M
toilet new and eIe19ut ~ 4 = kEO
pattern; value is 81 Magnet prices.. d IL. 20
FANCY ARTICLES IN A GREAT VA -.
Tety- Pin Cushions Jewel Cases. fancy /NN
Trays value is Soc for Magnet kssFA.
MEMS SHAVING MUG AND BRUSH
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man would appreciate. the value is 81 So A NJ
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LEATHER HANDBAGS. IN A CONSID-
cradle variety of shapes, tiled with ma m
pieces; value $50 Special price for Mag-N I'LL
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
WINGED O'S WINGS
TRAILED IN DUST
Varsity Shows Too Much Strength and
Speed for Olympic Players

California varsity team proved a fly
ing combination of Rugbyites and
swamped the olympics in one of the
best games of the season yesterday
afternoon on the California field. Forty
TO 10. the fnaI score, makes it appear
was not, for it was a bitter battle in
which both teams contested every inch
OF ground.
The blue and gold teams strength
and speed were made more apparent
yesterday than at any previous time
during the season.
The play opened with the ball in the
winged O's territory when Stroud
blocked a kick and Allen was there
10 take the ball. He carried it for
about % yards between the goals, max
ing the first try. Elliot converted.
It was not long before California
rushed the ball over the Olympic line
again. Dillis scored a try, making a
IS yard run. Stroud was given a diff
cult goal to kick and failed
California again scored in one OF the
prettiest plays of the game in which
they bewildered the clubmen by
series Of passes until the ball was
finally rushed over the winged O's goal
line Elliot started off with the ball
and then 1T went TO Peart. back to
Elliott 10 Hardy and then TO Jordan
in swift succession. Jordan, one of
California's gigantic forwards, tore by
the opposition TO the goal line. Elliot
converted.
The Olympics braced up and forced
the ball down into California's terri
tory. Lsumeister. SkOv, Miller and
Dolan tore through California's line,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
YACHTSMEN CLOSE
1910 SEASON TODAY
Last Open Date of Year viii
Be Utilized by Clubs
for Cruises

|. The. San Francisco and South Bav
yacht clubs have already closed their
seasons program and today the fleets
of the various other clubs about the
bay have their last open dates. On
next Saturday and Sunday all the re-
naming clubs, Aeolian, Corinthian.
Sausalito and California, wind up the
season with their usual jinks
The Aeolian club is the only organ
ization that has anything special on
today. At 10 o'clock this morning the
Alameda fleet, headed by Commodore
Louis T. Ward on the lola, will pick
up parties of friends at the Alameda
mole and sail to Bay Point, were they
will enjoy clam chowder and a gen
eral all around good time.
The Alameda Boat club will hold its
closing day this morning with an at
tractive aquatic program, the principal
feature of which will be the much
talked of match shell race between
Oscar Molr of the Dolphins and Henry
Hess of the A1amedas. These two
crack oarsmen have met four times
in competition, each being accredited
with two wins. Today's contest will
decide the supremacy. The rivalry be-
tNCci bbC tNO otiiCtrc. anu tutlI- Clubc
is at fever heat and a large crowd is
expected to be on hand 70 witness the
contest. Miss Nellie schmidt prom
inent young lady swimmer of Alame-
da, viii give an interesting exhibition.
There will be a number of other swim
ming and rowing events. which will
assist in amusing everyone that at
tends.
E. Connolly of the Aeolian yacht club
u has n ~ 10 rrr iae1,,
which will prove quite an addition to
the Alameda fleet
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Dolan taking the ball over for a try
Miller kicked a goal.
Harris went over Olympic's line for a
try after a winged o man had fum-
bled punt. Stroud failed to convert
The first half ended Is to in favor of
California.
Early in the second half Allen and
Harris figured in a pretty play. The
former took the ball out of mixup
and Harris carried It over. Allen con-
verted.
Lunt scored for his team in the sec
one half After Mackenzie had made
a beautiful kick, the ball went over
Rogers head and Lunt was on top of it.
He carried it between goals for a good
run. Miller kicked a goal.
After the Olympics had fumbled a
kick, Dills scored a try Elliot con-
verted. Ellis and Harris scored trys
during the latter part of the game and
Markwhat and Pauly figured in a long
run which resulted in a score.
The lineup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
LITTLE DICK TO
RACE ALFRED D
Crack PAGERS win Hook Up
Today at the Stadium
Course

a special race has been arranged for
today at the stadium that viii bring
every devotee Of the light harness
game to the park. Luke Marisch s
champion, Little Dick, will hook up
with Phil Kohn's Alfred ID, the fastest
unhobbled PAGER at the park. AS the
horses viii go without hobbies Kohn's
speed marvel looks TO have a decided
advantage.
In the last 2:I5 pace at the park
Alfred d stepped the mile unhobbled
in 2-I2H In a tryout during the week
Little Dick went a mile without hob
bies in s:ls As each owner will place
substantial side bet on his horse it
is needless to state both Will be out to
win. Little Dick in his last start cas-
iIv disposed of the best PAGERS at the
park. but whether he can take Alfred
D,s measure without hobbies remains
10 be seen The race viii consist of
three heats in FIVE and viii start
promptly at ? o'clock.
a handsome silver cup has been do
mated by Theodore a. Bell, which Will
be q awarded the winner of one of the
rsces. Just which race the cup will
20 for viii be decided by lot.
The program follows:
First race. 2:is paee-shorty Roberts c6sr-
icy. j. r Periera's Little Medium, 2 a. Cor
ccssn's Caliente Girl. $. II. Bnrns' Dickens B.
second race ?. . trof-B. Cercett's California
Rrlle. q 4. Arres' Daita A. f. J. Rybicki's
B.bo Benton. II Hsgensen's Search Ne, Joseph
MeTFgues Darby Nc. G. Iassi's steve 2; r.
Consani's Dividend. NJ NJ. Bates l-assle NJ
sI',ird race ? % pace-John Desehler's King
a. Fred I,auterw ssser's Prince Almo, II.
SchotfIer's Lulu S. II. Cchns Edenraie h Cam
roSontco.s Raldy Mitchell. John kramer's
rioudiicht. n schottler, weight 800 pounds. 10
Fourth S'T race. 2:Is trot--E. Dolnenichinis Reno
n i 4 (-sIindo's Harold X. V. verilhsc's Or.
Hsmrond. G Buckley's Raymond NJ.
Fifth race 2:15 mixed-N. J. kenneys "
4 T<hr Er1n K. &.
Kermit g James Rey McGresor- F. Burton's
RAster wilkes Jsmes O'Kane's king y
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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this serum was formed on the Nevada
% yard line and the ball was taken 20
within Is yards of the goalx Here Erb
broke away with the ball at his toes.
and picking up the leather. went across
the line for the first try of the day.
Mitchell added the extra points with a
good kick. Stanford S. Nevada o.
The remainder of the half was all in
favor of the Stanford team. but the
Nevada boys kept up a strong defense
and no further score was registered
The second half was a struggle with
Stanford as the aggressor most of the
time The Stanford men came to the
attack time after time. only to be re-
pulsed by the willing Nevada men.
The playing of the Nevada forwards
in this half was particularly brilliant
and they broke through the Stanford
serum on several occasions with the
ball at their toes At one time they
took play to the stanford 25 yard line
with a fine dribb1ing rush in which
Leavitt Bennett and MacKay were
prominent Brown of Stanford. how
ever. relieved with long kick to
touch. gaining considerably more than
40 yards for his side From the throw
in Curtain secured the ball and ran
down the field for the best individual
effort of the Nevada team seen In the
play of the day.
Stanford. however. again went to the
attack and the Nevadans were forced to
touch down on two different occasions.
From a throwin Stanford broke through
and took the play once more TO the
Nevada line. but the defense carried the
leather out of harms way and play
settled for some time In neutral ground.
1t was al this time that Settlemeyer
was carried off the field with broken
rib. The play continued to be of the
loose order. confined mostly to the for
wards, and when full time was called
the ball was in Nevada territory. The
teams Tired up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
FIFTEEN
WINS FROM NEVADA
Sagebrushers Play Remarkable Game on
Defensive and Check Rivals
Especial Dispatch to The Call
By WILLIAM UNMACK

n EMO 22-Sanord varsity today defeated
X varsity points nothing The
fighting of the Nevada and the brilliant defense tn
IN the O
The Stanford did play usual standard
the boys
expected Slemeyer of the
The
about Is pounds
divided the hooking of the gebruhe
particularly good
Nevada kicked off and Stanford took the play the Nvd
the play back to hall The long kicks of the Stanford
back the Nevada
Stanfor dhard.b but could
particularly in
relative kicking the and eventually efe pnazed for M
IS
making the Stanford three points Soon
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
RESULTS OF FOOTBALL GAMES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY

At Phladelphia-Universty of Pennsylvania 10, Penn
sylyania state college O.
At Williamstown-W Williams @, Dartmouth 49,
At Iokwa Cty--Iowa 10 Purdue O.
At dianapos-lndiana D. Wisconsin g.
At Columbus, MoIowa agricultural college g. Missouri
state university 5.
At Des Moines-Kansas O. Drake O
At Lincoln-University of Nebraska 27, Denver O.
At Athens Ga.-Georgia 35 Tennessee 5.
AT Austin Tex-Texas 48, Pennsylvania O.
At Portland-Queen Anne high (Seattle) H. Hill military
academy Cortland O.
At Exeter, n. Phillips Exeter O. Yale freshmen O.
At Amherst, Mass-Amherst0 O, Bowdoin 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Whyte Sets New Mark
On Golf Course

The reguar Saturday tournament for
the Crocker cup was held yesterday on
the links of the San Francisco Golf and
Country club at Ingleside c. d.
Whyte covered himself with glory. not
only by winning the tournament but by
setting new amateur mark for the
course. He made the Is holes in 6S.
which broke his own record of 20.
Whyte>played remarkable game. ana
1T will be a long time before the new
mark will be lowered
III. Bingham and J.. /. Cowgirl made
the second and third best scores. res
pectively, and divided the balls between
them
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

At Swarthmore, Pa.Swarthmore u, Delaware college, O.
At Notre Dame-Notre Dame |, Buchte O.
At Charlottesville, Va.-Virginia %, Virginia NJ l. O.
At Syracuse, n. Y.--Syracuse II, Hobart S.
At Seattle--University of Washington H. Whitman 6.
At Salem, Or.-Oregon agricultural college 9. William
cite 6.
At St Louis-St Louis university 0. Wabash TO-
At Worcester-Hoy Cross 6, Colby 0.
At Salt Lake City-Coorado college p, Utah university
H.
At Laramie. Wyouniversity Of Colorado H. University
of Wyoming g.
At Lexington Kentucky 81, Georgetown college o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Nevada varsity
Left Handed Bowler
Meets His Match

Four tournament matches were
played yesterday by the Scottish bowl
ersat Golden Gate park, three in the
scratch singles and one in the handicap
singles. B. Etter. who won the Dewar
tournament two weeks ago and beat
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Champion Monatt in the handicap
singles tournament last Saturday. was
taken into camp yesterday by Andrew
Welkir- The left handed expert was
beaten by a score of 81 TO H. !.
John T. Dare made a good showlnz
against Joseph Gray. The latter seofed
seven on the first two ends and wen
into a long lead Dare evened IL up At
IA TO IL. but scored only one more pofnf
in the match. The score in Gray's favor
was 81 TO Is.
j. C. Moffatt won quite handily. the
score being 81 TO H. In the handicap
singles w. p. Higginbottom won a Que
sided match from j. Stott. The latter
played with a handicap of and thes
former with handicap of 2. The score.
was 21 to s. 49,.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Central League

Today will see the finish of the second half
of the league season, with Richmond. San Lean
dro. Berkeley and Alameda fighting for first
honers. Should San Leandro win both games
and Berkeley lose two, the former will be In
Hne for first honors.
Both teams will play double headers. Rich
mond will be visited by San Leandro and will
depend upon Ward and Berger to pitch. while
San Leandro will have Arlett and Zamloch
At Freeman IS park Alameda and Berkeley will
meet with Jenkins pitching both games for
Alameda and Burns, GoIdy and Masten pitch
ing for Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Cogswell High Eleven
Defeats Stockton
| special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
STOCKTON. Oct. 22.-The local nigh
school football team was no match for
Cogswell high this afternoon. The San
Francisco boys walked away with the
game by score of Is to O. The yisi-
tors worked the forward pass to per-
fection. II was the first game of the
season played on the Stockton high
school grounds. The lineup of the two
teams follows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
SAM McyEY WINS

PARIS, Oct. 22.-Sam McVey. the
American negro, tonight knocked out
Sergeant Sunshine, an alleged coming
English heavy weight. The fight lasted
one round
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Stanford Second Team
Downs Santa Clara

SANTA CLARA Oct. 22.--In a poorly
played game on the college campus
today the Stanford second varsity
downed the Red and White team by
the score of 16 to 6. The local col
legians started off with rush, making
touchdown in less than 10 minutes
of play but the Stanford team came
on with rush and the first half ended
s to in Stanford's favor. Through
Smiths fine playing the Stanfordites
made two more tries in the second half
which were converted, and the whistle
blew with the ball in Santa Clara's
territory.
Navy Wins Hard Game
ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 22.-Navy with
difficulty scored a to o victory over
Virginia polytechnic institute here to-
day on placement goal by Cobb from
the 40 yard line.
Chicago Is Lucky
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Chicago's luck
and confidence won over Northwest
erns superior playing ability at Mar
shall Geld today The score was 10
to 0.