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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1910. OLBFIELD MAKES NEW MARK ‘Church Growth in |ESTRADA WINS FIERCE FIGHT| Farmers Lose LEASE OFLIFE FOR HOUKWORN — | | United States 1s Big Elevatot N ¢ o b “Engages in Conflict Started by Gen- Showing Gains| eral Lora. at Dorchester In the Mile Run Nearly One-Half Second is Cut Off. State Board of Health of Texas Will ‘ Journeyed 1 25 Mi’es Not Act. CANNOT WORK WITH COMMISSION | to puTChase *Blue Ribbon™ | HARROUN GOES A RAPID FIFTY |Census Figures Show Ninety Com_fMADRIZ FORCES ARE REPULSED |7, Thonsand Dollars' Loss Sustained | | municants Out of Each 1,000 | and Burlington Loses Water Heavy Losses Sustained by Them After 5 Confl ged Tank, mense Crowds Cheer the Drivers of the Population. hey Speed Around Course at Indianapolis Performing WASHINGTON, 2 sl ato il Unsuccessfully Near Blu —— the Feats. cldn. YORCHETER, ~ Neb., May = 21.—(Speck in the United States has been greater than T DORCHE . v - inszs|| Exhibit Pianos State, — the increase in population, between the - AT Y | Lighr ot o NDIANAPOLIN,) May SL<In slashing|years 1000 ana 1908, according 1o, the spe- | BLUEFIBLDS, Nicaragus, May ol.—Geni. | 14 P ol tonight desttoyed the Farmers elevator and water tank of the Burling races at the Indianaplis speedway | clal census report on tthe census of relig- |eral Lara, commander of the Madriz el ™ now in press forces —— MR R J. McKAY, an_exceptionally well known “knight of AUSTIN, Tex., May 31.—Not one cent of - of the grip,” a traveling salesman, came to Omaha for the Rockefeller $1.00,000 fund for the in- an EXCEPTIONALLY fine plano, and GOT it vestigation of the Hookworm disease will be Mr. McKay is a resident of Central City, Nebraska, and, spent in Texas, according to State Health Officer Brumby When asked the reason the doctor sald today ton company, whic »d behind it. The 1 the e t ed at $10,000. bullding was ted at $4,600 and i were from 5,000 to 6000 bushels of gra new records were set for the national cham- | jous bodies for 1006, plodship In stock ear glasses, which will be! Out of every 1,00 contested annually. Barney Oldfield, With{cipal vitles of the country, that is those | morning he his big Benz, broke the American peedway | which had a population of more than | records for the mile and the kilometer, and | 5 gop Ray Harroun, driving a Marmon, topped the time for fifty miles for it 231 to 200 cubie Inches displacement A crowd of 6,000 ‘people ered the drivers on to desperate feats peed and | the companies of militia were pressed hard | e S STERTIN b solig o oo M e Dt b learning of our showing of National Plano Dealers' Asso- . ciation Exhibit pianos, made up his mind to have something | SUPERIOR to ordinary stock instruments. He purchased of us a superbly styled exhibit piano; a masterpiece in French burl walnut: an instrument that caused no end of com- ment at the recent Convention at Richmond, Virginia began an ault on Estrada's left flank with 600 men, but after hard | The fire was discovered in the top of the fighting, in which many were killed and while for the area outside these cities |wounded, the M There are @ numbsr of hitches we don't care to discuss. It suffices to say thore thers were 409 church meniber elevator, and as the only water supply was Iriz_troops were forced [the hose at the station, which would not reach the he the flames spread with ame time an assault was be- | uninterrupted 5 will be no hookworm Investigation. Tt was impossible r th te Board of Health nd the hookworm commission to get to- gether. The commission wanted the hoard ME O E. BUCKLEY, another “drummer" who has made an to duplicate the amount to be spent by the 4 unusual success of his calling, found his choice in a commission and this was not poseible, it magniticent Ivers & Pond, Style “703"—an instrument in the 1s sald rarest of San Domingo mahogany there we 3, and for the entire countr » retire. Estrada’s losses were light there were As compared with 15%, | About the gress the 1eport shows a ga'n of ninety communi- | gun on the extreme south flank, but this cants in each 100 of population for the |too, falled, there by further heavy principal cities A gain of fifty-one out- es to Lar side of them. Kemale members in 1906 out burned to the ground at 1 1§ remaining bui the heaps men. Estrada succeded in | ¢ apturing | number of pris who in eontrolling the eager ators who over- rn. The loss to the railroad com pany in th uction of the Water tank numbered the male members by report tha | Lara is convinced that |1s not at present knowr cent. In the principal cities the excess of [t will be wed the grandsiands on to the fleld, | straining for & near view of the motors | Oldtield cut the mile speed record down | from 1.45. He made the former hanged by the provisional governn the heroes of | | Mr. Buckley resides in Norfolk, Nebraska—a considerable ALL PARTY LINES ARE IGNORED distapce to come for a plano. We cite these two instances | mere.s to show YOU what awaits you at YOUR very door—an Republicans and Democrats Join | exhibit of * o0 take the entre female members was proportionate nts of t onal Blue Ribbon" prize winning pianos that captured plaudits from the best posted retailers in America, when shown at Richmond, Virginia. Ma to Denounce Leginla- tive Members. rte n 2o Los saesse ek, ewessc| StTIke Ordered et o it e ot se| - Superior. Reégion out tre fifty-mile race Harroun easily led N as n "r‘\‘ lly removed to the ecity of S it nkaatst the resord it OTY Al Southern Bliatields, The Feprasentatives ot Matiis, | thirty and forty miles and the finish. His however, who now hold the bluff, .|,mulBoats Are Seeking Haven of Port as EFFINGHAM, 1ll, May 31.—A call was| e vt by e cmateman of e e || | YOU may see these exquisite instruments time was 4241 The former record, which PaCifiC Lines |t risht to stop an vessels proceeding in Refuge from Wind and B Toh o BT S Senneta | WITHOUT traveling 125 miles from your home. b L L : | eting of voters of Bffingham | was 448, Harroun himselt had set at At-| and out of the harbor for the purpose of | | county, to be held here next Saturday for | e {anita. AImA cting m,‘n: 3 m; ha AlxmplnnnJ | Cold. | tiie parpose of sdopting resolations aehoune Bragg Wins Two Races. 4 shna situation and it {s understood that a ruling | cing the present members of the legisla: 7/ Caleh Bragg, the Cincinnati amateur,|Bridge Building Gangs to Go Out|of the American State department as to | ture trom this, the Porty-second ‘disteict, | ee ur ee ur with his Fiat, was the third star of the Because of Refusal of Demand | whom dutles shall be paid is awaited. DETROIT, ich., Mas A#becibl 10| b o e siaw 1e the sanktor 80d-D. 3.1 day’s triumphs., He won two ten-mile and | " | mhere are rumors current that the Bluff | the Detroit News from Calumet says that C. Beckemeyer, M. C. McMackin and lhr-‘ H ' b ohe fivo-mile free-for-all race and had to| for Higher Wages. was lost to Estrada through treachery Superior and the surrounding coun- | vo " \reciillom. the representatives. Those | 1naows 001 put up a hard fight for each of them with and the takMg of this strong position by | try are in the grip of a fl bilasard; With{ wiio. ave plhnniig the Testing expreas the | Kilrm-h-llln a llul‘hl"\ll. 3 tonship, tho| HOUSTON, Tex., May 31.—A strike o all ;{‘L'l Ml‘“'”fl‘"”'“* ’;-'-* materially less \:\Uli{llml\’\ v \k\;‘-u-“\ nmlwl:‘\l\ :,‘,,p“rr;l:;\ (A|I] hope that Marion, Clinton and Clay coun- See the Chick- See the Kroeger "or the national championship, ho | emhers of the Inteinational Order of |Estrada’s chances of succ hoats are seeking ports ¢ re fro '@ | ties, also In the Forty-second district, will i it drivers battled with all their skill, fore-| Gl O e o ploves of the gale. A heavy sea !s runnir along the | 1axe similar ering & Sons, Pianos. the actton, ing thelr engines to the limit of their Southern Pacific lines was ordered tonight| Bargain Counter Offerings—You will find | southern coast. No boats are reported | Weaver, Ivers & R 1 Famous Kurtz. power. The leaders were always bunched | B8 000 o b e of St. Louls, the| The Bee Want Ad Pages o successful | within reach of the wireless. Wire and| Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big at the home streteh and the contests were | order to go into effect Wednesday, medium for reaching buyer and sell | train service are practically demoralized. | Returns. 3 | Pond, Linde- A manns; the not declded until the front wheels of the | Tt 10 B0 WG €HOE IWELRRORY: frect a | mann, and Pack- X Marvelous Auto vietors actually had crossed the wire of compromise of the order's demands with 4 ard Pianos. Pianos; and S H S S A President Fay of the railroad tomorrow, R The entries had been cut down by tho but does not expect to succeed. The strike And See the th> Gram & Richt- strict decisions of the technical committee will tie up all bridge building operations Kohler & Camp- steig All of the American Automoblle assoclatlon, | ) g i Jine, according to an ofifcial of P t S which stated that every car that did not |/ R b Tl R0 according to \ bell, York, MAY 1910. Metal Action comply with the specifications u!m w\tnl:h: Towé, iy FAiNen Lo 19oognlds ‘the" order /i and Other Makes. || N. A. T. D. of A. Insignia Pianos. SHE S "“’.‘““"'"_‘f"“ 'l"‘ t the aoes|®nd al80 refused to grant a demand for for 1910. sections should be barred. But the races| b S50 U | S ,g“ jWere none the less sensational because of < ey S als o ok makig hAlr e SRS . pariist us ou Can Bu 161 to 250 champlonship for ten miles, set| o e o Dr. King's New Life Pllls, the the record down to 9:03 from 9:46 and Daw- . painless purifiers. 2c. For sale by Beaton 3 / son (Marmon), wresting from Harroun the |y n® " victory in the 231 to 300 class for five| o ® ue ] Oners Or ° i rhex ot miles put a new mark at 4:41, seven seconds . = = 3 4 Some of the makers who exhibited these ““Blue Ribbon" better than the old_time. Indictments for > = | pianos at Richmond, Va., were NOT eager to close them out f o B Maas I M to us at specially reduced prices, even if they SHOULD have 81 i1 & Kidx Won both the fi nsurance en had to pay heavy return freight charges on them from Rich- mile champlonships in the 451 to 600 class, the ve cf which included the highest power cars Sy e e recognized under the stock car racing " N But they DID ‘“‘stretch a point’’ for The Bennett Co.—they rules. Leading all the way, Olatiela cut | Investigation of Merger of Fraternal realized that an exhibition in OMAHA, at BENNETT'S, would down the record for five miles from 4:08 to Tribunes and American Home mean more ADVERTISING for them, than a half dozen PAGES 4:01. : " in trade magazines. The honor for setting the championship Circle Stirs Fraternal Men. 3 record. for ten miles in the %1 to 401 class \ Tired Worn-out -~ So we DO own these planos for-less—these exquisitely went to Altken (National), who pulled| ROCK ISLAND, Ill., May 3l.—(Special Ah finished, silver toned instruments—and we WILL sell ,them down the time from 818 to 7:02. Telegram.)—Conspiracy, embezzlement, lar- Dlshes at the SAME proportion of reduction. (You see they form Only two accidents marred the day's|ceny and perjury, are said to be among the quite an advertisemeht for US, too.) sport afd In neither of them was anyone | gccusations contalned in the indictments injured, though Harroun had the narrowest prepared by States Attorney L. M. Magill 1 1 TR e et . b vt 5| ot oo S s Dishes and pots and pans get tired and worn out—when they perlenced. s Marmon Wasp, with whic tomorrow, in the fraternal insuras . . . Do 2. bellliaatly woD the, %6. wmile! Tage | A tomorTe ki g get dirty, greasy and sticky. They need a thorough cleansing—to Satyrday, burst a tire and hurled itself on |~ 14y saiq that some of the persons against op e o 4 e coment. il (ha guarda” e WODet o "o ndieumanta. Are oo, T put new life into them. Soap will not cleanse them below the margin of the track. ng along the e A Sbte o Bor v { Py § of the wall, the car tore a furrow In the | ai® (F CHITER AT Dlbers I Springfield surface, and besides leaves them with a “soapy” smell that is cement for fifty feet and then toppled Attorney H. A. Weld sald today that-he over, flinging Harroun from his seat. He Siokad. himseif yp ushust, but his. Waap| Jocovsred, sfiar the loating of the re anythmg but appetizing. ; iano Department Wak &, JOAEL OELMARLETt Wadonly Dartial| RTYSZURA/ thAT castaln meh had peceived bt oy yd 4 more than $0,00 for accomplishing the e (3 3 Ripaciating 168 whig:) tous iWhend i Br| IS CUIAR A, CoF ‘soukmblialing | the Gold Dust is the real doctor for tired dishes. Gold Dust Wheeler, vice president of the Speedway _ - . American Home Circle, and that the $25,000 company, leading him before the thronged o ted mime with_ the $16 00| thet Was paid o the offlcsrs of the Fra- makes dish-water that digs—gets under the surface and searches iiver {rophy AR e gheok for sLON whidh | Soms! Tribunes’iwas only s, past of . the Hiver tronky ng i dhck £ main fund. out every hidden particle of dirt and germ that ordinary dish-water Nobody Hurt. Chamberlain’s Cought Remedy Is sold on Go e5—1 ilizes The second accident of the day oecurred | a guarantee that iIf you are not satisfied OVCI‘IOO]!S. ld DuSt not on]y cleans 1t stenl o in the five-mlle free-for-all, when Kir-|after using two-thirds of a bottle according scher's Darracq cast Iigh in the alr one| to directions, your money will be refunded of its front tires. Sunmmoning all his| it is up to you to try. Sold by all dealers. Bcs;des' GOld DUSt Wlll cut your dmh'wash‘ng time nght in strength, the driver held his careening, fly- i car trua ta tho track and tinaly turned | WINZLE, ST, LOUIS MAN, DEAD two, and give you that much more leisure. off into the inner fleld and stopped Iitself in the sand. The ten-mile race for cars| . Goes to H Room and Cuts of 161 to 230 cuble Inches piston displace- LA BISERS (eitp B, e His Throat with a Do not use Soap, Naphtha, Borax, Soda, Ammonia or Bufck; L. Chreviot, Buldk; Frayer, Fire- g ' Kerosene with Gold Dust. Gold Dust has all desirable ‘ t 4 Mbler, Warren, Detroit. Chrev- 2 : Hies 3 : :‘:::',:r.x,‘\w, e the lead at the start, with| COLUMBUS, Neb., May 31.—(Special cleansing qualities in a P"f:ecfly harmless and lasting Burman & close second, and théy. held this | SO1SETAm)—F. 3. Hinzle, representing the form. The Gold Dust Twins need no outside help. order to the finish, drawing far ahead|O- V. Brecht Butcher Supply company of from Frayer, who finished third, and Miller| St Louls, committed sulcide in his room at fourth, Time: 9:036, This was the first| the Meridian hotel some time between Sun- Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO of the national champlonship races. A new | 32Y evening and this morning by cutting O core "was st 1n this class, the former | NS throat with a knife. Hinsle arrived at Makers of Fairy Soap (the oval cake) o.“ e W P 2 the hotel Sunday evening and loft a call for Col d record was 9:49.46. > B Masthoi. Lwrob he afseutiie 79:. m. When the clerk oould got no re- & I o - mn oraao champlonship for cars of 231 to 300 inches | *PORSe to the call, entrance to the room t G ld D t wlns d L A e e e | Was gained through the transom and the (3 € Ts) Uus I (o] your wWor : Get away from the wear and tear of the city breaks tbe old record, which was ¢:48. man’s body was discovered. Coroner Gass e o Sarmon. war second: Anderas |B€ld an inquest and the jury returned a —from the worry and grind of routine. Spend Marmon, third, 4 verdict of sulcide. esi a few weeks at a Colorado hotel or in delightful - nzle resides at Dubuque, Ia., and the g 1 ) h""nm‘. Ko B e eraok | €OToRer notified his relatives and the St e Q 9 e e 9 Q 9 e Q Q camp life and revamp your strength—patch up your b ol in the fivemile fromforan | Louls house. He was about 50 years of age. : threadbare nerves; take a tonic for your brain—breathe b Ml His remains will be sent to Dubuque g i R A 4nd won the raco from Kirscher Darracas | Wiey the body. was discovered It was Gold the clean, clear, wine-like air of Colorado and come 900 o NAUGRY . Time: home refreshed and energetic, with new ambitions and Harroun's Marmon snatched the victory 3:34.0, indicating that he had been dead some time, Conservatlon of Naturc's Resources & new strength to realize them. Take the from Dawson, Marmon, and Clark, Cutting, | Applies as well to our physical state as in the ten-mile champlonship for cars of . L « 2 to material things. C. J. Budlong, Wash- < Rock l land th R ck]es b “'l”". ”{;,::"‘.‘ "“J‘“”‘“" The result|ngton, R. I, realized his condition, and 8 to e 0 was olowe, Time: 933 | e . | 09k WATHIng before It was too late. e = direct to both Deaver and Colorado Springs — rne eld, Knox, all the dis- " says: “I suffered severely from kidney ' : ~ tance m' the rlu;\‘ 1‘v n“r‘n.. ,‘:hf mb\lu 7808 | oounie, . b/ Gissane Daiog . hereditary In and waste no t:mgcn_the way. (,on}e down town as usual tomorrow for the _L:r::’ . to 1e0-oukip :uhe- Ais- | our family, 1 have taken sour bottles of [ ] morning, and arrive in Denver or Colorado Springs the next day in Diasgshens lo record in 4:013. | g10y's Kidney Remedy, and now con- e Tt Mihat way 4h Atken, Netlomat w h gt daveiR e time to spend an afternoon in the shadow of the Rockies. Let me - ad And Iincald, National, taiva. | $14er myselt throughly cured. This should atch next dSunday s bee tor Loupon tell you about the vacation opportunities which the West offers you ‘ ‘Alken, National, took first honors In the | oo, & WeTINE to ell not to neglect:taking good any place in Omaha and South Omaha and the small cost entailed. five-mile-ohampikonship for cars 301 to g | FO1¢Y®, Kidney Remedy until it s too J Puton.dlepiacement. - Kinicaid, National, | !2te"—01d by all. drussists. for, FREE, the contents of a bottle of Splendid Fast Trains Every Day sescond and Mers, National, third. Time Kinecald on:Friday broke the record via Rock Island Lines for Colorado, Yellowstone Park, and the by golng the Aistance In 4:06.7 - Pacific Coast. Specially low round trip fares all summer to Reed in the. Five-Mile. || Women, Don’t Let the delightful resorts of the Golden West. Let us send : u,.‘;ldl»‘:]n"l:".fll\l):m:.r::‘—’l‘::ym;v. won the | Husband Know All !/ you illustrated literature and suggest the vacation of your onds, Tousey, National, b4 seconds, was sec- (From Chicago. Inter Oooan,) ond and Alken, National, 27 seconds, wus| “Don’t disillusion your husband alto- ¥ J. 8. MONALLY thivd§ Time 3:38.6 gether. Don't let him know every secret Division Passenger Agent Very Low Oldfield, Kuox, won a brilliant vietory | of- your tollette. Conceal from him the 14th and Parnam 8ts., Rates all in the ten wmile chumplonship for cal 451 | processes by which you retain your beauty to 6 Inches displacement with Mers, Na- | Nothing is so disenchanting to a man as to onal,_seoond, and Kincakd, National, { see bia’ wife's face nighily imoarca with Look for the trade mark on crown stopper and label u L Time 50.55. cold’ eream. It Is disgusting—and unnec- (Nina curs starfed in the blggest race of | essary thasday, the final event on the program, | “Any woman ought to keep her husband ‘We want everybody, boys, girls, men, women and children, to try ity miles for cars of 231 10300 inches | guessing all the time. He ought to hav i ici " pd % Y \). wisplacemtent. gt g Jhey A e Al i B ugind this delicious beverage at our expense—so collect the my wife 1s The prize 1s @ sliver trophy valued the most amazing problem 1 kno wabout. ’ Coupons and get a free drink g 1) §2,600. The starters were: Fox, Pope-Hart- [ She always looks about 16, and she neither gord; Beherfler, Jackson; Anderson, Mar. | paiats nor powdets.' who are not well stocked with the fon; Miller, Warren-Detroit; Kincald, Great | “You can do this if you will dlssolve a Dea‘er’ & g Wheterni, MIBCTOUR, .- MAFROR; . Dawson, | small Origina) Dackasge of ma¥atons iu o ————— uine bottled Coca-Cola, should get Marmon; - Clark, Cutting, and Bisbee, | half-pint of witch haxel and massage the ready at once for next Sunday’s coupon demand. Cutting. face, neck and arms with this sotution thres i i oF four times & week. You will shortly Remember, the Omahs Bottling Co. will re- What & Summer Cold May Do. find you have a lovely, soft complexion, Coupons for 5c in purchase of new goods, A summer cold, It neglected, is just as |fair and dainty, without spot-or blemish— but only when accompanied with apt to develop Into bronchitis or pneu- | lutely SHRDLU hme-gin SHR SHR SHR % their empty bottle. Wgyia s at any other season. Do not ne- | and then the best'of it all s that mayatone s BIFFL 1 . Take Foley's Homey and Tar | prevents the growth of hair and fs abso- mptly. < 1t loosens the' yough, soothes [lutely harmless to the most delicate skin, lieals the inflamed air passages, and | Make the solution yourseif. the cold from the system.“%Sold | “Be beautiful, and don't let him know U drugsists. | Bow you.do i'~Adv, l Trunks and Traveling Bags Your Traveling Goods at a Leather Btore, Where they know what leather 1s. We are selling high grade goods low prices. Our Cowhide Leather Buit Case for $56.00 is the best value in thi eity. .t ALFRED CORNISH & CO Marness, Saddles and Traveling Goods. 1310 nn-\no\.‘

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