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inlnn man always search for Imper
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From Vaudeville
(Tom Smith and Jlalph Austin,)
"All kidding nsldo now, wo'll ho
frank urn! earnest."
"All right, Frank."
"All right, Harncst."
"8ay, did '6u sou that girl? Hlio
gnvo mo u dirty look."
"8ho didn't kIvo It to you. You
alwuys had It."
"Hay, what aro you running for?"
. "I'm koIiik to stop u fight."
"Who's fighting?"
"I and another follow."
Tho Modern (III!
Tho Man I.emmo go! I'm nil
right; 1 can nwlin.
Tho (Jlrl I don't euro. I'm going
to savo you. I want n mednl. Chi
cago Herald.
IfOiuiy Mnicililis
A silly ouug chnpplc iinmed Frost
To hjn girl for n rlilo nnd i;ot lout;
With au old-afshloncd how,
lo impilred of n cow
Whnt a Ktildo to tho rowpiiths would
cost!
Thoyly.eTU It
"Of course I always roast tint Joy
riders they're always trying to run
mo dowu."
Ho it Moviu Actor!
(No. 2 fit tho serleB of loMons for
budding iihotoplnyors IioIiir printed
rroni tlinu to time In tlio Hour Kong
Kolum.)
How to Kxproas Anger Orlnd
teeth. Hun eyes up and down victim.
1'atiuo stop forward pause tiKUln.
Snap fingers, hIitiik shoulder twlco.
Tos head upward sll;htly mid as jou
pass through uroh of jloorway. grnsp
jlruporles momentarily. Then, ultli
i'VOii strides pass on.
KlellaN Ibtrgolii ('outlier
When a Rlrl'H face Is her fortune
It often Is fconio oung man's mlsfor-
time
Ulrjs when you duuldo to marry a
tnan of woilh find out how mtieh
he's worth.
Today',, Mel Jlljigei!
A New York man entered a IiIr toy
shop on upper Ilroadway. Ho wanted
to buy a prwnmt for hi little iicphnw
HKod ID. ,Siijolii)R a mechanical
tin tramp ho look It with him and
presented It to the child
When tried out, tho to seemed
to have been broken, and indignantly
the buyer look It baok.
''Hero!" he said. aiiKorly facing
tko salCisman. "yestorday I bouRlit
tkh toy front you and when I wtnt
t -wind It up last ulKht at homo. I
It wouldn't go."
"TtSrs the Idea iix-nelly, replied
Iht cK-rk, "lliul's our auloiiuitlr
trswj kriI H uvvor wvrk.l"
T T is a soiii'oc of surpriuo to Americans to road that the
main reliance of the monarchial party in China, which
aims to. overthrow the republic and establish a monarchy
is the advice of Dr. Frank J. Goodnow, president of Jolti)
Hopkins University, foreign advisor to. President Yuan
Shi-Kai, who in a memorandum to the president of China
states:
It Is of courpo not susceptible of doubt that a monarchy is better suited
than a republic to China. China's history and traditions, her Boclal nnd
economic conditions, her relations with foreign powers all mako it tirob-
nblo thnt tho country would develop that constitutional Rovornment which
It mnat develop If it Is to proservo Its, Independence as a Btate, more easily
ns a monarchy than ns n republic.
The utterance of Dr. Ooodnow is quoted approvingly
in the manifesto of the "Society of Peace" as tho mon
archist organization is named, as follews:
The I'nllod Slnten of America in tho senior republic of tho world nnd her
Rrent rludont of politics, Dr. Coodnow, hns Hinted that n monarchy is a
better form of uovnrnmeut than republicanism, nnd ncrordliiRly to Ills
opinion, a mounrchlnt form of government In nlmost Indlspeusnhlo nt pros,
out fo- China Tills view has boon shared by not u few notablo ncholarfl
of other countries. As Dr. (loodnow Is a cltlxon of n republic, ho Is more
competent tu in nice Mich a statement than others. Ills words nro. "tho
conditions nro different In Chtnn nnd America nnd it Is lmposslblo to
transplant ono system from one country to another." If foreigners who
aro In s)mpathy with China hnvo so openly nnd loudly laid beforn us their
tinprejudlcej Mo-vs, can we people of China lonvo unythltiR to fnto, rais
in not n hand to find a fundamental solution for tills important problom
Where Ib vour patriotism? Whoro Is your duty as a clllr.cn to tho coun
try if you, for fear of ndvurse criticism or other daiiRors, remain nllout
nnd indeclslvo?
"With all due respect to the peljolastic attainments of
Dr. (.loodnow, this is mighty poor advice for a citizen of
a democratic republic to be peddling the world's youngest
democracy.
To begin with, the birth of the Chinese republic is not
due to historical tradition that has kept Chjjiu impotent for
ceniuiucs, out one entirety 10 too awakening oj jiiiiir, tue
rising spirit of democracy among the younger Chinese, a
spirit that has positively swept aside by a sudden revo
lution the claims of tradition.
To crush this spirit by restoration of the binding tiet.
of monarchy and conservatism, to restore to privilege its
perquisites at the expense of the people, to re-establish
oligarchy and overthrow democracy is the advice of this
lory American.
Jt has long been evident that, Yuan is in reality an
autocratic dictator and without sufficient patriotism to
become a Washington to China. Ifo is. not at all averse to
worshiping heaven as the ctfiporor of China, and secretly
Instigates the monarchial propaganda.
.IS. Yuan succeeds in his sinister effort to overthrow the
republic it will undoubtedly precipitate a civil war, fatal
to the unity of China in the future, and it will be a source
of humiliation to every democratic American to know that
the change was counseled, aided and advised by an Amor
lean.
SQUIRREL FOOD ' BY AHERN
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WHERE DISCIPLINE ENDS
KA1SEK WlLllKlir, acctirdiug to a dispatt-h from Am
sterdam, has sent an autograph letter to Gorman
generals on the western front informing tluuu that an im
portant allied victory will be considered due to culpable
negligence on the part of German commanders, and there
fore sufficient cause for severe disciplining.
It is reported that "disciplining" of German officers
on the east front for permitting the Hussions to escape
from Vilna is already under way. Success, no matter how
achieved, is the demand of this modern Moloch of militarism.
To be consistent, the kaiser should begin with himself.
The battjc of Ypres, in which the Germans were, repulsed
in their campaign to reach the English channel, with stag
gering losses, was tought under his personal direction an:
tens ol thousands ol his subjects mercilessly slaughter!
in his mad and I utile cliort to reach his goal.
If the kaiser eliminates himself from the Kparian ru
he prescribes for his generals, he demoralizes disciplii
further by continuing in command tho crown prince, wh
though given the I lower tu the German army, has tailed
make good anywhere along the Hue. The triumphant cut
into Paris was reserved for this sprig of royalty, who
blood lust is blamed for the holocaust, but his failure
keep up to schedule precipitated the disastrous battle
the M-mie and lost Germany the war.
For a year since, the crown prince, though sacrificii
. r, rii . I i I 1 I.I l ' . I. II
iuu,uuu sunjecis, uas neeu tinaoie to gain au men. jm
twelve months he has hammered awav with Germanv
finest troops at Verdun and been driven inch by inch bac
toward Met a by the despised plebean French -aecomplisl
ing nothing.
Many 'worthy Gorman generals have lost and will ecu
tinue to lose rank, scapegoats ol royal incompetence, iji
there will be no "discipline" for the crown prince. Wn
ijot the war precipitated to stem the rising tide of den
oeiv.cy, and insure his throne as the hero ol the struggl
"to sine the fatherland" Discipline is for the mass, nj
for the self-proclaimed partners ot God.
m' YOKIC, .Sept. 28. -Tim Milling
Mii Albania left th'm port today for
Avlonn currying ti wi-jro of flour for
the relief of the people of Albania,
Mime of whom nro reported to bo
hturvitii.
Tim en ego wH coiitriliuU'il by tho
etmimitteo of merey, the Ohio eom-
miKhion lor tlio relict of Kuropenii
war nufferers mill (ho Alhania relief
fund. The Ilnliiui goveininoiit hns
.ivcii Uihtnu'tiouH tin Ihe hiuo piihH
mrc of tlu Albiuiiu through the block-
tided wntei-H of the Adriatic.
GENERAL STRIKE IN
PRIMARIES
SAX FltApnSU), Kept. '2H.
Mayor .IiinieH Holph, Jr.. nnd ICngeue
K. .Sehmitz, deposed as mayor dur
inj; his third tmni in 1U07, alter von
vietion in tho 1000-7 graft I rials,
which wiim invnlidnk'd later by the
Hiipremo court, were tiis i'nvoiites to
day in the oily nnd co-primary election.
There was n iceord registration of
more than 180,(100 voters. Their bal
lots wore sought by ninety-fivo enndi
tlttles for eighteen city nnd county
officers. There were eight contend
ers for tho mayor's elmir, fifty-six
for nine supervisorial scuts, live for
assessor, three for district nttorney,
two for auditor, mx for sheriff,
eleven for two police judge viiciiucio,
two for county clerk mid a map and
u woman running for coroner.
WASHINGTON', Sept. 2S. Full
military honor today were ncconled
four unidentified victims who lost
their lives when tho United State
submarine F-l mysteriously sunk in
the entrance to Honolulu harbor some
months 'igo. Thoir dismembered bod
ies, in four caskets, were buried in
the AtliiiL'ton national cemetery, the
f-crvice-s bcinjj utt ended by high offic
ials ol thn navy and others. As the
Ihig-dr.iped ruisMonn were drawn
along I'cniisvlvnnin evenue from tlio
Wusliiiiitlon navy vnrd to Arlington,
Ihoiisunds of civil war veterans and
others lined the street nnd uncovered
their heads in reverence.
Tho bodies, which wele iceovcivd
only recently after having been fruli
merged for months, wero in mich con
(iition ns to mako their individual
identification impossible.
There were twenty-ono men aboard
the submarine. Four bullion were
identified and buried elsewhere. The
names of the seventeen unidentified,
including three whose bodies never
were recovered, are given by tho navy
department ns follews:
Officers Lieutenant Alfred h.
Kdc, Reno, who commanded the F-l,
and Ensign Timothy A. Father of
Kentucky.
Knlistcd men Clark 0. Huek, Ta
coma, Wash.; Finest-C. Ciiuvin, NTov
Orleans; Hurley Colvillc, Scuttle;
Wultci F. Covington, Fort Worth,
Tex.; (Icorge O. Dcelh, Portland, Or.;
Alistou (liindle, Sail Francisco; Ed
win S. Hill, Ktowah, Tenn.; Francis
M. Hughson, Loh Angelos, Cal.; Alf
red .Iconic, Fust us, Mo.; Archie II.
Lunuer, 10 lie, I'n.; Hontco I;. Moore,
Clenuuiitowu, Pa.; William S. Nelson,
New York; Frank (1. Pierard, Lavcrn,
Cal.; Henry A. Withers, San Diego,
Cal., and Frederick Kilhnau, St.
Louis.
The funeral escort was composed
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THE PAGE
Mcdfortl's Lcadlnn Theater
TONIGHT
Anita Stewart nnd Hnrl Williams in
THE GODDESS
A Btory of love, romanco and honor.
Two 1'nrts
FROM OUTOF
THE BIG SNOWS
Three Part Broadway Star I'caturc.
A "JIAM" CO.MIIDV
HAM AT THE BEACH
Can you picture Ham In tho rolo
of a chorus girl? That's what ho
tries to bo In this comedy hut Hud
la hio downfall.
Afternoon and Evening.
Admission C, 10 and l'ic
COMING Wednosday and Thursday,
"A WOMAN'S UKSUIlltlCCTlON."
Adopted from Tolstoi's 'Jtesurrcctlon.'
WESTON'S
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CIIICA(K), Sept. 'J8.-A general
hi rikc of nil workers in tho men's
clothing industry in (Chicago was on
today. Hctweoii t0,()00 and 25,000
men nnd women will not retain to
their benches in (lie 1(111 shops, union
leaders said.
The call lor a general strike was
issued last niubt after Ihe mauiifac-
hirers had declined l make overtures
to bring about peace.
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PIIILADKI.IMIIA, Kept. 28. Flvo
men wcro Instantly killed nnd clovon
others were Injured, six probnbly fa
tklly, In a tunnel ou tho Philadelphia
'' Heading railway at Phoenlxvlllc,
ear here, today when n passongor
rain rushed through a big gang ot
lack men. Tlio men killed and In
ured wore all foreigners.
Tlio train bore down upon tho nton
o quickly that they had no tlnio to
scapo.
A ItellaMo Toiilu
Many of tli people around here
mow a good deal about this splendid
ciuody; to those who do not, wo wish
o sny that Morltol Tonlo Dlgesllvo,
MMh builder and norvo tonlo wo havo
vor seen. For people In poor health,
weak, run down and played out, those
not as strong and vigorous as thoy
ihould bo, wo recommend this tonic.
Prko $1. Solo agents Husklns' Drug
' Storo.
lioarxcness and siuiHinodli) croup,
any uriu sior
rents worth),
(k-L from an
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pint liottlo nnd till tlio lottl with pUin ! V-'ftrW 8. W!t9 V uL
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DESTROYED BY FIRE
SiAMtM. ()J Hepl. JS. The store
building of the Sal. 'in Flouring Mills
ww destroyed b lire here curly ti
ilny. Bremen saeecisled in prevent
ing the tliituck from spreading to the
main building). n eitlur bide. The
lost, Hiaouut tit $26,000, the liuildiiig
buipg viUui'd at $10,000 oud iU ''tui
(outN at $r,U00. The ltrtttr. wiu c)
crwl b iiisurniii'i'.
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PRINCETON PRIMARIES
WAtilUNUTON. Kit. 28. Vim
dtuit WiUon loft liere ut ti a. tu. tt4y
or PniiuvluH, X. J.. i hIo. IU will
mluru te Wukbiugtau ut Uwu to W
liter tiu uddre tu tiio vcteWHM wW
tn Hlleudnw l h- .iMiMtnl (1- A It s
cdiujMuont.
Sherwood has completed two now
nislnoss blocks.
nuickly Ioowiih tlio dry, lumroo or pain
mi oourii uiki nt'uis inn iiiiMiueu iiipiii- ; n
bruncH. It alito bus a rcmlirknble elTeet, tilbi
in nvrrrotnlii" tho DorxUtiMit loom eoucli SJHs
by stoppinr; the formation of phlegm In i
tlio throat nnd broncliiiil tulK. I
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ino eui'ui in i-ino mi inn inemiirnneR is i4-i
known liy uliuost every one. l'inex is n Jiff
most valuable concentrated cnmiiound of , Jj
Kil'iniu iMirwiiv iiiii' t'.Mriiri. I'lJiuiiiriisi
with cualarol and other niiturnl henlitii;
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1'lirro nro mnnv worthless hnllnllnns
of this famous mixture, To nvoid ills
nppolntmrnt, ntfc your drucuUt for "2
ounces of Piuex," nnd do not accept auy
thine cIko.
A cmiranlre of iilmnluln HatlRfnctton,
or money prninptly rpfunded, with
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Wayuc, fud.
Deep Well Drilling
Oil, gas, and wator wells, 12, 13,
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SAN FRANCISCO h
i.- iicauounriers ror l ainor,
litt r,'an wbUeviiiting the txpo'
lirr fition,
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STAR THEATRE
WHERE THE
CROWDS GO
KAN FlfANCISt O. Kept. 2. Lot
tencs aie not to be all.iwed In iu
liuue in buiues in Sim Fraueico,
nrenrdiug to n ttattsHmt issued csily
today by Theodore J. Itucli , president
of (lie busrd of isdicc eowwiMwiitfr.,
folloxuiiK u uieetuiit ol I lie bouitl held
last pight. Cluel ot I'.di.e (l. A.
Willie, Koeho wmiiI, wms uwtrwetisl to
notif the lotteries that I li must
quit liusiiiest, iiiiiii ilim.
NEW YORK PRIMARIES
HELD THROUGHOUT STATE
NEW YORK. Sept. .'8. PrHunric
war Mil thrtiNflbwit Um uti tor Uo
stHttiuH f MtMdisWtOtt of ll ptrUN
fr Ktnlr ititil iiHiiilx offifi rn to He
'luted toi ui iu full t'lo Ikii.
HbUIPES-mrOCJri "'
PIONEER MOTHERS
for tho homo tteatmoiit of disease
were wonderful dependable. True,
(hey knew notliiUK of drugs, but owed
(heir MiircoM to ilio roots, herbs and
burks of tho field it Is interesting
to nolo that Ljdla K. Vlnkham's Vog
otablo Compound, tho most success
ful remedy for feinnlo Ills wo havo,
was originally prepared for homo uso
from ono of tut-M- recipe. Its fume
has now sprad iiom shore to shore,
and thousHiiiU ! Aiuerloou women
now well aud strong clnlm they nwo
their hraiiii nnd happiness to lodlu
K l'iuklimii x Kotallo Compound.
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JoKm A, Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
8. HAUTUCTT
IMioara M. 47 Mil 47-JS
AwbaUuc tbre Oovf
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SPECIAL TO-DAY
THE GARDEN OF LIE
A Wonderful JJroadway Subject featuring
JANE COWL
Tho talented dramatic star who played the- lead in "Within tho Uw."
This is one of the STAR THEATRES GENUINE 25 CENT PICTURES
FOR 10 AND 15 OENTS.
Kiim ICarly H-l the house is full and avoid the crowd. We are trnw put v ing
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Hear N-mind this special subject will be shown at the STAR.
WHERE THE CROWDS GO
MARY PIOKFORD IS COMING SOON
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