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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

on the afternoon program was we'll re-
ceived, particularly the selection from
Monsieur Beaucaire" Crosse BucalossD,
New York recent success. The evening pro-
the overture, Poet and Pleasant"
(Suppe); a selection from I'll Trovatore"
(VerdD: three little musical gems by
Pugno a grand selection from "Ernani'
VerdD. and the Beautiful Danube" waltz
by Strauss. Signor ]. Rafuano played a
cornet solo, Happy Days" CScheley),
Begue sang "Estudi-Antina'' with such ef
feet that a recall was necessary to satisfy
the audience.
Tho Royal Canadian band played care
fully selected programs, and is winning
additional praise with each succeeding con-
cert.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Wm SAD Pipe GANG 30. 2.

VIII Start ripe gang NO. -
. During the past week Uncle Sam pipe line
men have been crowding work with all
possible haste and coming through the bot
toms on the Caney river south OF Caney
In the Cherokee nation. This is difficult
stretch Of country to work through, men
at times working knee deep In mud, water
and oil, but are making Roadway every
started at Cherryvsle in a few days and
the entire 1856 miles of main trunk line
soon completed
Cheap Fuel for Kansas.
The compilation Of this pipe line and
users Of Kansas and that includes about
every household in the state Uncle Sam
and as soon as pipe line is screwed to-
gether and enough light oil pumped to
Cherryvsle Uncle Sam will have ready for
shipment over 600 six hundred carloads
OF fuel oil and viii keep UP supply there
after. IL you are a kansan and want to
in null line With HT Uncle Es' SAM; 500 Win buy 1000
shares now, while in ten days the same
stock will cost you $500 or $500
viii Have 2,7OO Barrels Daily Ca
paCity by November.
It will be but a matter OF a few months
until at Tulsa, Cherryvaie and Atchison
this company viii have combined ca
paclty of two thousand seven hundred bar
rels per day, with paraffine plant at
turning out all the by-prOducts
Manager in Philadelphia Now Secur-
ing Paraffine Plant Machinery.
The big paraffine plant at Atchison will
be built before you realize II, Uncle Sam
superintendent of construction arrived in
Philadelphia Sunday, July ~, to look after
part of the machinery. Thus II goes. Work
is being crowded all along the line.
Great Strength of This Company.
When you buy Uncle Sam stock you Sc
giant strength on every side, Nearly a
million dollars cash and eight thousand
/ stockholders back up the CompanI. The
company has thousands Of acres OF oil
/ rights, controls or owns over one hundred
/ oil wells, owns and operates four complete
J drilling rigs, has nineteen main distributing
stations in that many important trade CEN
ters in Kansas. Missouri and Oklahoma,
with tank cars, tank wagons, etc, neces-
sary to deliver Uncle Sam oil to the grow
/ ing trade.
Main Headquarters at Kansas City,
Kan, u. 5. A.
! Compelled to move into larger quarters
| to handle the rapidly growing trade, the
| few we - ago to Wyandotte building, Kan
sas Cit Kan. From the Office you can Sc
cure permits to visit any of the different
properties You are requested to come and
/ Investigate, but don't lose too much time
/ In doing so il you wish to secure advantage
of the present low prices.
Money Invested Is Safe. and Can't
Help but Increase in Value.
If you have money to invest and fail TO
grasp this opportunity the future will
| prove that you made big mistake. The
! facts are that the Uncle Sam oil com
pany of Kansas will bear the closest in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
RUSH TO GET THEIR PAPERS
Foreigners With First Documents Hasten to
Perfect Their Citizenship.
NEW LAW MAKES THEM ACT QUICKLY
sally Lehman Wants His Name,
Frank, to Avoid Embarrassing
situations, Such as He
Has Suffered.

Foreigners who have taken out their
first citizenship papers are focking to the
office of the district clerk to complete the
process before the new law passed last
June by congress goes into effect, Septem-
Der 49, The new law is much more rigor-
Gus than the old one and under 1t many
who could get In under the present con
dltions will be shut out. One requirement
OF the new law is that a formal written
petition in the handwriting of the apph-
cant must be presented to the court before
final papers will be issued. Then a hear
ing, al which witnesses may be summoned
and examined, is fixed, and it will be
necessary for the applicant to prove some
OF the essential facts. 1t is also necessary,
unless he is a homesteader, that he be
able to read and write the English Ian
guage. Naturalization papers cannot be
issued within thirty days preceding gem
eral election.
The increase of Japs in this country
during the last few years has raised an
interesting question which seems TO have
been decided both ways by the courts.
Several Japs have applied here for natural
ization papers, but have been turned down.
The law provides that only persons Of
African descent and white persons can be
naturalized Chicago courts have judicially
decided Japs are OF Malay and Monaghan
origin and do not come within the favored
classes. 1t is said in some places they
have been admitted. however.
The new law provides a foreigner with
a hard or odd name to pronounce can have
It changed at the time he gets his papers
This feature will be taken advantage OF
/ by at least one applicant in Douglas
county. This man Is Sally Lehman, and
he wants his first name changed to Frank
In Germany. where he was born Sally IL
recognized as a mans name, but since
coming to this country it has led hin
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

II is hammerinE along we'll
laid plans Of success. has already accom-,
on the start. The management Is the same
now as az the beginning and is working
worth we m p and sng S s s 20 asi about o what
you can expect in less than year II you
Join our band, and we solicit you to do 30.
May Raise Over 100000 During
Next Ten Days.
You may think that you have all summer
sam stocf is not in demand However,
q few minutes at the home Office in the
Wyandotte building. Kansas City, Kan,
Quiries have been coming in by the hun
dreds Of late, and now that day is set
that all must buy or there may be a great
thick and fast, and, judging from the
past. all of the balance OF the stock is al
tances viii run at least to $4,000 during
the next ten days aud sive the COMPANY
sufacient funds to put all the refinerie S,S
be made. A 5000 check or draft now will
seeure looo0 shares. with par value OF
stoSs will TR cost n y 1Sn & or s n' B sa@f
consider we'll before you let this oppor-
tunity pass ont Of your reach.
viii Continue TO Pay Dividends.
The company has made. one dividend
DOESN'T 1t stand to reason, with the capa-
city of that plant doubled and one Just
twice as large at Atkinson, Uncle sam re-
finery No. ., and with Uncle Sam refinery
No 3 at Tulsa, which will be ready TO re-
fine oil in about six weeks, and with the
help OF pipe line, that much larger divi-
dends can be pald2
Another Dividend December 20, 1905.
Dividend No will be declared December
20 1905. Dividends will be paid semi-an-
nually and increased as fast as the earn
ing capacity OF the reineres will permit
and there Is no reason why in two or three
years time the company cannot be built
The quicker you get your name on this
dividend payroll the better for you; $500
check or draft will now purchase loon
shares, with a par value OF $4,000. In ten
days from now the same stock will cost
/ you $500 to 1920 Better secure part Of
| advance and be in a position to secure
other advances that are certain to come
| in the end
Your Remittance Must Be Mailed by
Midnight, Saturday, August
II. 1906.
! No remittances will be accepted at prices
midnight Saturday, August II, 1906. As
! far as possible mail yours early, as our
clerks will be covered up with mail the
last few days
Write or Wire for Particulars and
Pictures.
The company has about eighty pictures
taken from real life in the different de-
partments, showing part of the great
work; also more complete reports. We will
be glad to mail them to any investor in
the United States or in any foreign coun-
! try and any other information de-
sired. We stand ready to prove any
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Never Sent n Man 10 the Hospital.

During the Spanish American war l COM
manded, Company G, Ninth Illinois infantry.
During our stay in Cuba Learly every man
in the company had diarrnoea or stomach
trouble. We never bothered sending a man
to the surgeon or hospital, but gave him
dose or two Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and next day he
was all right We always had dozen
bottles or more of It tn our medicine chest
Ora Havill. This remedy can always be
depended upon for collie and diarrhoea and
should be kept on hand in every home
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
MAE HAYES BEGINS HER TERM
Diamond Eater Goes 90 Lincoln 10
Take Up Residence in
Penitentiary.

Mrs Mae Hayes, convicted OF swallowing
a $500 diamond belonging to T. l.. Combs,
was taken to the penitentiary at Lincoln
Tuesday afternoon to begin her hve-year
sentence Since the sentence was imposed
Mrs Hayes has spent most Of her time
weeping in her cell at the county jail. At
first she was bouyed up by the hope Of
getting financial help to appeal her case
to the supreme court but so far the
money has not been forthcoming and she
is beginning 10 lose hope.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Special summer IourIst Rates

From Chicago to Canadian and New Eng
land points. via Nickel Plate Road. Tickets
on sale August to o. at one fare plus "a
for round trip. with thirty-day limit and
one fare plus g for the round trip, with
ffteen-day limit. For reservation OF sleep
ing car berths and detailed information,
write or call on John Y. Callahan, general
agent, lO7 Adams street, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

casting your lot with when you join Uncle
sam. It takes time 10 do all this great
work but you will see this organiZa ton
ha mmering along these lines until the high
est pinnacle Of success Is attained. We are
in the fight to win and you viii win with
us and place your investment where II will
help a worthy cause and secure you great
profits at the same time. 500 will buy
one thousand shares while the same stock
Now is certainly a pretty good time for
you to get busy.
Crowding Work on Main Trunk Pipe
Line.
In a very few days Uncle Sam Company
will be able to pump oil towards navigation
over GAO one hundred and forty miles.
This will deliver the oil from eleven hun
dred acre lot 43, north, to the. Kansas
Wayside, Bolton, then east by lndepend-
ence, and on east to within six miles Of
the Coffeyville field, and then TO the Cher
ryvale refinery, Uncle Sam No. l. Then
straight north through Cherryvale field, by
Thayer, Chanute Humboldt, Neosho Falls
and Leroy, and then straight east to Col
ony. on the main line of the santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific railroads From Colony
Uncle Sam will temporarily tank car the
the protection of the Just Kansas maxi
mum freight rate law we can deliver this
oil to the Atchison refinery, Uncle Sam No
Saving "a Cents Per Barrel.
over this pipe line the company will not
only save q cents per barrel, but will in
sure prompt delivery OIL lhelr OIL tram
load Of oil can be run from Colony in about
half the time that II could be from Bar
tlesville. Furthermore, a start like this
on the main trunk pipe line insures its
final completion.
Oil Trust Knockers Said We Would
Never Build Mile of Pipe Line
or Refine n Gallon of Oil.
When this company started to work GER
tain railroad oil trust sheets which are
continually lying about the Uncle Sam Oil
Company fooled a great many investors
by misleading and malicious statements
along the lines of Never would refine a
gallon Of oil" Never would build a mile
OF pipe line" with all this abuse and with
! throw in the way of this Uncle Sam Com
pany just the same it's flag is steadily and
safely advancing and the time is not far
distant until ii will secure and maintain
! the oil trade of the west, and If you want
! to advance with it and secure part of the
great profits, your time is limited in which
to JON this company. 800 will secure 500
shares now while in ten days 1t will cost
you $l25 or $3.50 to secure the same stock
Join winner by sending your draft OF
check today.
From Corner to Corner of Montgomery
County.
Uncle Sam Company will soon have over
/ forty-hve miles of main trunk pipe lines
and two main trunk pipe lines pumping
| sta lions in Montgomery county. Besides
/ this, when fully completed, will have over
! seventy-tive miles of lateral pipe lines in
Montgomery county alone, and will also
run a lateral pipe line into Chautauqus
/ county, and then with a few miles OF
| lateral lines either way, the main pipe
! line comes north, can rach 80 per cent
| OF the Kansas oil fields.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

stocks of western roads are now accounted
for by these loans of the Union Pacific
The courts will not permit of the Union
Pacific gaining control OF these roads. but
enough stock could be secured to have a
potent voice in their management and thus
secure advantages in the way of rates and
OF avoiding rate wars and the like.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
By Which Time Two More Great Oil Wells Will Be
COmpleted-Either of Which May Discover the
Main Oil Pool of the Usage Nation and
Put This Stock to Par at Once.
ANOTHER BIG DIVIDEND DECEM-
Der 20, 1906.

Stock Almost Certain to Be Selling rs Cents $00 Per
Share by Has Two Great Refneres Built
Is Building the ThrdAlso Parne Plant at Refinery No. g.
and Lubcatng Plant at Refinery No 3-135 Miles of Main
Trunk Pipe Line Nearly Ready to Pump Oil Through and Es
tabhng the Balance rs Main Distributing Stations in the
Central West-Nearly Million Dollars Cash and Ten Thou
sand Men Back Of This Great Independent Enterprise and
Growing Stronger Every Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Bandn Al KruE Park,

Gargiulo's band delighted an sppreciative
audience az KruB park yesterday afternoon
and last night. The band Is made up "
very capable musicians. and the two pro-
ner CheyalieT Gargiulo leads very Sc
dateiy IN comparison 10 other band con-
touched with freakishness. Every number
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
WHY HARTMAN BORROWS
Question that is Agitating Minds of Rail-
road Men Throughout Country.
LOANS OF MILLIONS ARE BEING MADE
Rumors Are He Seeks Illinois Central,
Great Northern, Northern Pa
cihc and santa Fe stock
D.. 81 ,..,,r to Get Control.

What Is the Union Pacific doing with all
the millions of dollars 1t is borrowing?
This question lie puzzling those who fol-
low railroad affairs all over the country.
1t lie learned the Union Pacific recently
borrowed Sl0,0o0,tO0 on Wall street and that
this is but one of numerous loans which
the company has made in the last few
months This loan was for six months at
Ia per cent. Why was It necessary for
Mr.. Hartman to borrow money?
II has been a generally accepted belief
that the treasury OF the Union Pacific was
not only well filled, but that 1t held plenty
Of money to spare, When the Northern
Q Securities company was dissolved by order
VI the supreme court large holdings OF
Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock
came into the possession Of the Union Pa
ciic. The sale OF this stock would have
provided the Union Pacific with q vast
amount of ready cash and Il was generally
supposed this was done. The question now
arises as to what GaI done with the money
secured by the sale OF those securities and
dso what is being done with the large
sums which are being borrowed?
Some who have learned of these loans
made In secret we're inclined 10 suggest
that the recent heavy purchases Of Illinois
Central stock and the stock of several
other Of the leading western railroads which
would be made tributary TO the Union Pa
clhe might explain the disposition which
has been made of the millions borrowed
and the millions more which were sup
posed to be In the Union Pacific strong box.
Some think II means a railroad movement
by MIR. Hartman, much more extensive
than any he has yet undertaken, and that
It was being managed secretly because of
the large interests involved.
Going After Competitors.
Another rumor is Mr.. Hartman Is not
only bUying UP the Illinois Central, but
ulsp the stock of the Atchison, the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific. with
the view Of securing a voice in these COM
peung roads, even II not a controlling one,
at least to have voice in the manage
ment Thus a community Of interests
could be established by Mr.. Hartman and
some of the worst competition cut of.
II has always been understood that wher
10000 shares OF Atchison stock were sold
three years ago for SSOOvO,OOO they were
bought by Union Pacific interests. This
stock is not now represented in the as,
sets Of the Union Pacific company. Rumol
had IL at the same time that like amount
OF stock IN the New York Central was
bought by the same Union Pacific Interests
why these holdings are not shown in any
Of the Union Pacific tables and what u
20 be done with them are matters Of specu
lation.
Many recent heavy purchases in the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
General Western Agent, Omaha, Mel
ChnrIea E. RechtolA HurIed.

Charles f. Bechtold, known in Omaha for
was buried Tuesday afternoon at Forest
Lawn cemetery. Rev. ID. w. McGregoT,
pastor OF the Dietz Memorial church. con-
Quoted the services at the residence, ST.
Pierce street. Mr.. Bechtold was 80 years
OF age and left a wife and two children.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
From Corner to Corner of Montgomery
CnmnfN

into many embarrassing situations One
Of these was on the ship coming to this
country, when he was assigned to the
women's section. He has had a number of
similar experiences, so he wants the court
to let him use first name that will leave
no doubt as to his sex.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Low Round Trip Rates via Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul ny.

One fare plus 500 for 15-day ticket one
fare, plus 500 for 30-day ticket. on sale
daily to many points in Canada and west
ern New York, and on August 9Th and I'D
and September 9Th and 18th to many New
England points. Tell us where you want
to go and we will give you the best rates
for your trip. Call at city ticket ONCE,
1924 Farnam street, or write TO
F. A. NASH
General Western Agent, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
s7.8S to minneapolis and Return via
Chicago Great Western Railway.

Account of G. A. R. encaTnpment, August
18th to 18th. Tickets on sale after August
18th. For further information apply TO H.
H. Churchill. @. A. 1912 Farnam st..
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

Automobile Rental Co. once Niles 4
Moser. Sixteenth and Farnam. Tel. Doug
las 1895.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
DENTISTRY
Tooth Talk No. Sc

To those whose teeth are sensi-
tive TO such an extent that they
dread having them filled. I'll say
that ! have remedies and meth
DDS which enable me 10 NIL or
crown sensitive teeth psinlessly
There Is no mystery or magic
about painless dentistry, IL is
simply careful dentistry" In
my practice / use common sense
and uncommon care. / get results.
II you have testh that need at
tention and you want the work
done IT. a cleaniy, painless way
az a reasonable price come 10 my
once. You'll not regret Il.
make no charge whatever
for examination and advice.
R. FICKEs, Dentist. sss Bee Bid
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

For the accommodation OF TIE Omaha
Bee readers these patterns which usually
retail at from IS 20 90 cents, will be fur
nished at a nOmir al price 40 cents). which
covers all expenses. In order 10 get a pat
tern enclose 10 cents, giving number and
name Of pattern wanted and bust measure.
As the patterns are mailed direct from the
publishers in New York, II will require
about a weeks time 20 nh the order Ad-
dress: Pattern Department. The omana
Bee, Omaha. Neh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
LOCAL JOBBERS INDIGNANT
Pronounce False Rumors of Proposed Com
bine With Lincoln Wholesalers
READY TO FACE BOARD ON TAX MATTER
Omaha Merchants Unable 10 Account
for Persistent Knocking by
Dealers in the state Insti-
tutIOn Municipality.

At noon Tuesday none OF the Omaha
jobbers who are to appear before the State
Board of Equalization Wednesday had re-
ceived the summons, though some of them
said they expected 1t before the day was
over The heads of several of the firms
concerned will go to Lincoln in person II
notice to appear there is received; others
declare they will send their lawyers.
Indignation was rife among the Jobbers
when It was learned Tuesday morning
that the protests OF the Lincoln merchants
before the State Board OF Equalization
on the assessment of Omaha houses had
borne fruit and that the Omaha men were
to appear before the board.
1T looks just as though Lincoln wanted
Omaha to pay the taxes Of the entire
state" said one OF the largest local ship
pers I'VE are assessed higher than the
Lincoln houses in proportion to the amount
OF stock carried and l cannot see why
they should keep knocking at us. About
S20e,OOO Of money derived from taxation in
Omaha is now spent in Lincoln in the state
institutions annually and l should think
that would make the Lincoln merchants
more charitable toward our people here.
Take away the state institutions from
Lincoln and what would be left?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

NO. 67O7-A sURPLICE DRESSING SACK.
There is a charm Of ease about this tea
jacket which invites admiration from the
lover Of the beautiful The lines are long
and grsce-giving, while there is no over
elaboration to mar its simplicity. The
jacket and skirt portions are laid in two
deep plsits at either side OF front and back
while the trim belt girdles the waist. The
sleeves are Of elbow length and the neck
becomingly low In V. Embroidered
chalhs, silk or crepe de chine would he
pTettily made up in this way For the
medium size 81 yards q inches wide are
needed
Siges-S2 to AZ inches, bust measure
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Stock Now I'D BULL VaIue.

Another thing-the jobbing houses have
their stock assessed now at full value,
and the statements that their taxes are
lighter than those OF the small merchant
is untrue. II is also notably true that the
local Jobbing houses pay higher tax
than those in any city of the country. 1
have figures which show the taxes are
only about one-ffth as large in Kansas
City as in Omaha and about as low in
comparison in St. Louis, Minneapolis and
ST. Paul. New York jobbers pay much
lighter taxes than Omaha"
None of the jobbers knew anything OF
an attempt on the part Of the wholesale
merchants OF Omaha to make combina-
ton with Lincoln merchants to keep as
sessments down on their property. One
said the report grew out of conversation
one Omaha man had with Lincoln mer-
chant on assessment, but that no PROPOSE
ton had been made and that the man was
not in Lincoln as a representative Of
Omaha wholesale interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Price Of stock
Special Oners.
NIonthly PAYMENT Offer.

From the start Uncle sam Company has
made Il possible for men of limited means
TO Join the company, and I'm addition to
offering treasury stock at the above men
toned cash price, will sell on monthly
payments as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
FRISCO RATE AT KANSAS CITY

DIAMoNDs-Frenzer, :5rh ana Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
Main Headquarters at Kansas City,
Kan, u, 5. A.

If you have money to invest and fail TO
grasp this opportunity the future will
facts are that the Uncle Sam oil com
pany of Kansas will bear the closest in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
our Remittance Must Be Mailed by
Midnight, Saturday, August
II. 1905,

No remittances will be accepted at prices
advertised below unless in the mails by
midnight Saturday, August II, 1905. As
far as possible mail yours early, as our
last few days
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01
HOW TO SEND MONEY.

HOW TO SIND MONEY.
Make all drafts, checks or money orders
payable to The Uncle Sam OIL Company"
or H. II. Tucker, jr., secretary, and your
stock will be sent promptly by return reg
istered mall.
For further particulars. write or wire
THE UNCLE SAM OIL co.
H. H. TUCKER, JR.. Sec.
WyandOtte Building
Kansas City, Kan.. U, S. A.