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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
MANAWA DRAWS LARGE CROWD
Bright Sunshine Turns People
Toward the PODular Lake
Resort.

AS soon as the clouds began to break
and Old Sol made his appearance Sunday
day afternoon, pleasure seekers started
for Manawa and every car from then on
was crowded. 1t was gratifying to the
Manawa management to see such a large
patronage after the tnclement weather of
Memorial day.
1t was not difficult to tell that Lake
Manawa was a temperance resort from the
element which visited the park yesterday.
One of the most popular features was
the musical program of Prof. Charies
Jones concert band. The ~xylophone solo
Of NJ. Edward Hoffman received a most
enthusiastic ovation.
Another unique and pleasing attraction
is the picture show at the casino. Tho
latest moving pictures are shown and in
conclusion is given an illustrated lecture
on interesting travels in Egypt
Tom Andrew made his initial balloon
jump of the season sunday. much to the
enjoyment of everyone.
An unexpected and somewhat novel fea-
ture that appealed to ali,who visited the
deer, park Sunday afternoon was the, ar
rival of a beautiful little baby deer, this
making a total of six in the enclosure.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
WANTED TO SEE GRADUATES
Thief Breaks Into Hieh school and
Secures Reserved seats 20
Exercises.

For the first time in several years a
theft has occurred at the high school
Some time Saturday or Sunday a base
ment window of the old building was
forced open and the thief then gained en-
trance to Principal Warehouses; office,
probably by means of a key, and rifled the
money drawer of SIS in cash. 81 in stamps
and a few reserved seat tickets for the
commencement exercises. The indications
are that a person familiar with the
school building and office committed the
theft. Monday morning Custodian Fitz-
gerald placed the case in the hands OF
detectives.
The final examinations begin at the
high school this morning and continue
the remainder OF the week. The tests in
the various subjects will be given on DIFF
ferent days, regular class work being
discontinued till next week. History and
English are the subjects for today's ex-
aminations, and no school will be held in
the afternoons.
The high school cadets assembled for a
few minutes yesterday afternoon to hear
some announcements anc instructions
concerning the encampment at Blair next
week. The battalion will leave Omaha
early next Monday morning over the
Northwestern road, and win be preceded
by the signal corps, which will lay out the
camp and complete other necessary ar
rangements on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
REVISED LUMBER RATE GOES
Compromise Tsrig ON Shipments from
south an Eject from
New On.

Monday the new rate on southern lumber
into Nebraska went into effect. no formal
protest having been filed. Omaha formerly
had a less rate on this southern lumber
than Lincoln n ~ Lincoln Commercial
club filed a protest with the Interstate
Commerce commission, claiming that Lin
coin was entitled to a less rate from the
south than Omaha because some OF the
lumber had to pass through Lincoln to get
to Omaha.
The Interstate Commerce commission. af-
ter a hearing on the case. ordered that the
rates be adjusted so that Lincoln would
not nave a higher rate than Omaha. The
railroads obeyed the order, but they
equaiized the rates by raising on both
cities. The rate from the Texas group OF
states and corresponding groups was raised
l cent to Lincoln and ? cents to Omaha.
Many complaints were made over the
method used by the railroads in adjusting
the rates and although the lumbermen held
several meetings. no formal complaints
were lodged with the commission, although
it was stated that the southern lumbermen
were TO do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
KRUe PARK WELL PATRoNIzED
Dixie Concert Band Makes n Hit
ON Its Initial Appear
ance.

The clearing weather Sunday afternoon
and evening caused an outpouring of
amusement seekers from the city to Krug
park to enjoy the first Sunday of the
1905 season at "Omaha's polite resort
The Dixie Concert band arrived from
Sioux Falls at s o'clock yesterday morning
and gave its first concert at 4 p. m. rho
band pleased its large audience, which
expressed its approval by repeated en-
cores. The prima donna of the band,
Mile. Lydia Pallansch. missed the train
on which the and came from Sioux Falls
and she will arrive this morning, making
her Krug park debut this afternoon and
evening.
The Fin band played both afternoon
and evening concerts most acceptably to
the hundreds OF friends who were present.
The Cafe Luxus was largely patronized
and the lunch pavilion was crowded, max
ing IL necessary for Mr.. Kroka TO put on
all the extra help he could muster during
the rush hours. All the concessions were
literally patroniEedv
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
COMMON SENSE

Leads most intelligent peoplefo use only
me6 lines Of known composition. There
fore II Is that DIR. Pierce's medicines. the
makefstof which print every ingredient
entering G4o Them upon the bottle wrap
pers and attest its correctness under oath,
are daily grS4lng in favor. The com-
position OF DklPierce's medicines is open
20 everybody,NDr. Pierce being deslrous
OF having The Search1 lgbt OF inYestiga.
Ton turned fully ubon his %forfnulie, being
confident lhaI I6e6 Fttef the eomp6sfIon
WI1esf medicines b Known the moro
VIII thelE ireat cQraflYA merIts be fecog-
niIed, Being Wholly made OF the active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
hive forest roots, by exact processes
original With Dr. Pierce, and without the
use OF a drop Of alcohol, tEiple-reined and
chemically pure glyoerine being used In
etead IN extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
EMPLOYED. these medicines are entirely
free frous the objection of doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
eoholic beverages OF habit forming
drugs. Examine the FORMULA on their
bottle Indispensable anne as sworn 10 by
DR.. PiareA. and you VIII find that his
vGolden Medical Discovery" the great,
blood-pursaer, stomach tonic and bowel
reg~ulator-the medicine which, while not
recommended "a cure consumption in is
advanced stages mo medicine viii do that
vet docs cirS an those catarrhal condt
tons Of head and thtoate weak stomach
torpid liver and bronehll troubles, veal
iunas and hangcncouRhs which, II neg
Iected az badly treated lead up 70 and
finally Terminals Ia consumption.
Take the ~0Olden Medical Discovery
In dime andeith not likely 70 disappoin'
you II only ron give thorough am
fair trial. Don't expect miracles. i
won't do Supernatural things. You mus
exercise y0qr patience and persevere In u
use for = reesonaole iengeh OF tvs 70 &c
its full heunntS. Tho INGREDIENTS VI Ehiel
DR., PieFee6 medkinca ara composed hAv
tao unqualified epdofsanont Of scores Q
medical lNaders~nettet than any amour
q lay. or non-prciessional. testimonial,
They are not given away 70 be expert
mented with but are sold By ell dealers !
RQaiplnps - reatoashle pgioeA
s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
CoNNELL is Baked AGAIN
Health COmmissiOner's Request of
Council for Funds IL
Turned Down.

The city council, in special session Mon
day morning. refused to allow a request
from the health commissioned for an APP
preparation of 5000 to carry on the work
Of the department and for supplies and
salaries OF attendants at the Emergency
hospital. Council members, IN explaining
their reason for voting against the appro-
priation. stated that the health commits
sioner had used 5000 in his work and thst
that is enough.
A bill for the payment of so monthly
20 a second girl to operate one Of the
telephone exchanges in the city hail was
laid on the table. The contracts with the
telephone companies provide how much the
service Is to cost and council members
wished TO look into the matter some and
see why the city should be compelled to
pay so more than Was CONTRACTED for.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
DID HIS SINS FIND HIM oUT7
seven Months After n Crime a Mar
Believed TO BE Right One
is Arrested.

More than seven months after the crime
was committed William Smith was ar
rested Sunday by Detective Maloney. He
probably never would have been arrested
had he not dropped a memorandum book
on the scene OF the robbery.
1t was October %. when a man entered
the store of c. Christofferson 1872 South
Tenth street, to buy some fish. While the
proprietor was wrapping up the package
the man opened the cash register. took a
bag containing $6S and covered his retreat
with a revolver.
The detective found the book containing
the name William Smith.
There are twenty-six William Smiths in
the city directory n oil these were run
down and found to be innocent except one
who had left town. This enc was arrested
Sunday at 2S16 Davenport street. and is
believed to be the man.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
ROYAL BOOSTER is MISSING
Very Fancy English o~rphiRGtOn May
Have Met n Common

From his apartments in the barn Of Mrs.
J A Cnseaden, 1902 Webster street, an
aristocratic rooster Vas stolen Sunday
night. This rooster was no ordinary
rooster. He was an orphington rooster. He
was not a common orphington rooster, but
an English orphington rooster. Not only
this, but he was a fancy English orphins-
ton rooster. ana furthermore his owner as
severates he was a very fancy English Or
plngton rooster.
Grave fears are entertained that his lord
ship may have met the common fate OF
the vast majority OF his plebelan brethren.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

OF the association. II so great a rate or
interest is charged as TO produce a divi-
dend sts5 per cent then there is more
safely be accepted and the borrower is
made 10 bear too great n burden.
Personal experience has taught me that
the lower rate charged the borrower gives
to the association q much better class OF
securities, a safer Investment for the nom
and confident investor and a more CEN
tented management
Uniform Mortgage Clause.
In concluding his address Mr.. Nattinger
recommended that the associations adopt
a uniform mortgage clause assignment Of
Insurance policies. both fire and tornado.
for the reason. as he alleges;
The forms generally issued are those
prepared by the insurance companies. and
naturally contain restrictions which are
intended to protect the company rather
than the insured on the mortgages. 1
would further suggest hat we take the
opportunity when it offers to urge other
associations, not members Of his league,
70 aid us in our labors by Joining and be-
coming active in the meetings and in the
future labor which Is bound to follow In
the framing of useful statutes and the
defeating of measures which will hamper
or destroy our usefuineRs."
DNSANNo OdSuAt r. IL bINSOn SUD
mitted his annual report. It showed that
the association now consisted of twenty-one
associations. One had been added the year
and none was delinquent. Total amount
of funds or hand and reserved during the
business year was S563.62. Disbursements,
S169.5O. Balance on hand, SCALE.
Inspector Pierce Reads Paper.
The morning session closed with the read.
ing Of a paper on Fire Insurance as a
Collateral Security" by John L. Pierce.
Inspector Of the state Insurance depart
ment.
At $50 last evening the delegates and their
women friends and relatives were enter
tained at dinner at the Hotel Loyal by the
Omaha associations Following dinner a
theater party was given at the Boyd thea
ter for such of the delegates and their
wives as desire to attend at $50, and many
Of the delegates we're the special guests
of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben at the Den.
and were invested with the dignities Of
knighthood.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Monday. June s. The celsbrati9n ef the
Norwesisns Of this part Of the country
will be held in a fine grove and picnio
grounds at a point about two and one-haif
miles northwest OF the little town OF Crooks,
north Of Sioux Fails. Eiaborste prepara-
lions are being made for the oesasion. A
number Of addresses will be given and ar
engagements made for otherwise en-
PERTAINING the thousands of Norwegians
and others who will be In attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
CLOSE ESCAPE FOR BOSTON
Painters Almost Ruined Police sta
tIOn Mascot by Applying
white Paint.

Who painted Boston Green white?
Somebody did. The old negro police sta
ton mascot reeled into his adopted home
Sunday with his ebony skin converted to n
skin of snow whiteness.
Two painters ketched me and painted
me- said Boston, who seemed to take the
matter rather as a Joke. "All de horses
SHE'D at me as l come up the street" he
added.
Much scrubbing was required to restore
Boston to his natural color.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
NorMeeianr WIN ceIebrate.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 1-Cspecial.)-
The Norwegians OF this part of South Da-
'xota are making preparations for a big cele-
bration in honor OF the third anniversary
Of the Independence OF their mother country
The date falling on Sunday next. the cele-
hration Of the anniversary will be held on
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
OMAHA LEADS NAVAL CADETS
Two Boys from Home Are ON the
Honor Lat I'm Class 81 over
Two Hundred.

General Charles f. Henderson telegraphs
the editor OF The Bee from Washington
calling attention to the fact that Omaha is
the only city in the United states to have
two members on the honor list OF the 1905
class Of the United states Naval academy.
which numbers over 100 Alex Charlton has
a star and IL No 5 and Frank wile Is No.
n. The honor list numbers twenty-tive.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Remember the great session OF the eoun-
ell. X Is & 8 Ex, MFs,. Iane 8 and 4 The
date Wss wrong IN postal sent yoh by CON-
mittee. l. H. Bradley. Master.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Over try The Bee Want Ad Columnsl II
nOtdolso, And-gst satisfactory TsssutA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Those Smart
Snappy Fabrics.

line of garments-a little more nobb3.
"a little more individual-than the aver
age tailor shows-you'n find II at Nieolls.
We want you to know and feel-that its
not merely our business-but also our
pleasure-to show and discuss the nobby
Spring and summer fabrics with you.
II you want to be absolutely sure OF the
style of your g~arments-of the ~fitting-of
the proper t-rimmings-of the general
workmanship-see that Nicolls name Is
in your coat. It is a guaranty for full
and complete satisfaction.
Trousers Sc 70 S12 :. SHIFTS S25 to $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Coming Events.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Bradford will enter
tain at dinner Wednesday at their home,
their guests to include a number of the
brides and grooms.
Mrs. ]. w. Towle will give a luncheon OF
fourteen covers Thursday at Happy Hollow,
Mrs. j. o. Yeiser will entertain about
twenty GUSTS at luncheon at Happy Hollow
in honor of her sister, Mrs. e. H. Wright
Of Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Come and Go Gosstp.

Mr.. j. e. Baum, who went to New York
to see Mrs, Baum and Miss Brownie Besf
Baum sail Saturday, is expected home the
first Of this week.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs
John Carpenter Goodwin of Newcastle, Ind.
Monday, June /. Mrs. Goodwin was Miss
Georgia Kennard OF Omaha.
Mrs. F. b. Hadley and son. and Master
Paul Wilcox, all OF Omaha. and Miss Ellep
Wolfe OF Fullerton. are guests OF Mrs. S. s
Hadley of Cedar Rapids. Neb.
Douglas Island news., 1908-10-28

the session of court held in this fashion all litigants were consumed with sense of wrong-those that won laughed, no doubt, and those that lost groaned, but neither felt that the cases had really been tried on their merits. After month of this hurried form of hearing cases the court adjourned and the iudpe went outside promising to return in July. He has not returned. Men have been lying in foul jail there not intended as a prison, but merely as place of temporary detention and the like of which, as prison, does not probably exist in Russia. Such outrage is demoralizing people naturally law abiding They are losing all respect for constituted authority-they see where force is successful and they adopt that method. For the rich and powerful are constantly taking advantage of this condition to harass the merely honest and industrious. The rich can afford to wait. Claims are jumped, association claims are made to overlap previous To- cations, injuctions are secured, exactly after the manner in which Nome was tied up, and then the waiting game commences. Or the more powerful be- gin operations, driving off the weaker claimant. This is the history of the Dome creek cases, with score of en. tangling ramifcations. The shooting of Ridenour was the direct result of the most shameless bit of juggling with man who was acting in good faith and the settlement of those cases was the result of that shooting-made out of dread of threatening results. Many cases have come under my observation where men sent out by owners of claims
 to work on lays decided, when they found gold, that they had as much
 right to it as the man who sent them. They hold tenaciously to this belief be- cause they see others win that way. It then becomes, in the absence of the
 court, question of main strength. It is these conditions that breed murder,
 suicide and insanity. Only those who live in the midst of them can fully real
 ize what it all means. But the first ac-
 tion Judge Reid took upon arriving at Fairbanks was to close the dance halle and when he went outside he boasted that he was not goin to allow Alaskans to be demoralized by the saloons. l
 want to tell you that no evil which can come before the court for suppression can begin to equal in it's demoralizing effect this conduct of the court itself"
 Skagway Alaskan.
Douglas Island news., 1908-10-28

On October 1st the first mail for tbe interior was started over the Valdez trail. Until Nov. the total per week is limited to 1,600 pounds, but after that date it is to be increased to 4,000 pounds. The tri.weekly stage service is to be gradually increased as the sea- son advances until about the first of February 1t is expected that the busi. ness will demand stage every day in the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
OCCIDENTAL TEAM
TRIMS POMONA
PRESBYTERIANS WIN GAME;
SCORE 10 TOT
ANOTHER CONTEST NECESSARY
TO DECIDE SERIES
Errors Largely Due to Fact That
Visitors Were Not Accuse
toned to Rough
Diamond

Occidental took the measure of Po-
mona's baseball artists yesterday at
Claremont to the tune of 10 to z.
After the defeat of the Presbyterians
two weeks ago the Pomonans went on
the field confident of taking the second
game easily. The Occidental team was
unused to the rough field, and most OF
their errors are due to this fact
In the first inning Occidental practi-
cally won the game on Thomas walk
and three hits in succession by Baer,
Thacker and Bird, the latter being u
three-bagger, which cleared the bases
and netted the Occidentalites five runs.
In the fourth Occidental again scored
a brace of tallies on hits by Merrill and
Baer and errors by Mahoney, Richards
and Craig, and cinched the game.
Pomona made two runs In the fifth on
hits by Panhoe and Graf and errors by
Thacker.
In the eighth inning. with Gally and
Neuls on bases, Metcalf came through
with home run, scoring three tall1es.
Thacker was easily the star of the
game, striking out six men and getting
three hits, one of them home run in
the seventh inning.
dental means that another game will
have to be played to decide the winner
of the series between the two schools,
and 1t will probably be played on the
Pomona high school grounds next
Wednesday afternoon.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
MCCORMICK PUTS
TEAM IN VENICE
CONTRACT SIGNED TO PLACE
NINE AT BEACH TOWN
KINNEY BACKS LOCAL MAN IN
BASEBALL VENTURE
California Summer League President
VII Start Boxing and the Ma
tIonaI Game at New Sea-
side Grounds

President James Mccormick of the
California Summer league yesterday
afternoon completed the deal with Alb
bolt Kinney, the dOge of Venice, by
which he will transfer the Mccormick
team of the league to the beach resort
for the summer season of ball, the
transfer to take place the first of this
week.
After several weeks of delays, In
which it appeared almost certain that
the plan would have to be abandoned,
the presiding officer of the league and
Kinney finally came to an agreement
of advantage to both parties. The name
of the team owned by Mccormick will
be changed to that of Venice, and as
next Sunday will see the team in its
new role as a beach nine the McCor-
micks will play their last game today
under the old organization. New suits
will be ordered at once, and the Venice
team will take up their standing where
the McCormicks leave off.
Mccormick has secured spacious
grounds on the car line opposite the
cottages and convenient for visiting
fans who might desire to roam around
before and after the league games. A
big grandstand now stationed at Playa
del Rey will be taken down and trans
ported to Venice, and the grounds will
be fitted up with every convenience.
Seating accommodations will be pro-
vided for at least 5000 people, and Nc
Cormick plans to prepare the finest dia-
mond in the south.
In addition to his plans for a sue
cessful baseball season at the beach
town, Mccormick is planning to hold
both amateur and professional fights in
the new grounds. He will not try to
compete with the local fight clubs, but
will get together beach talent for in
teresting scraps. The league president
is planning to hold a fight, either pro-
fessional or amateur, the Fourth OF
July.
There is no change in the situation
regarding the addition proposed to the
California league. President McCor-
mick states that If any outside team is
induced to come into the league in the
next two days a local team will also
be brought in, thus making a six-ciup
league.
Mccormick will open his new pool
room on South Spring street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, the first of
next month. and will serve as the head
quarters of the new league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
STATE LEAGUE

BY Associated Press.
STOCKTON, May 23.-Carnes could
not locate the plate, and In the third
inning five passes, assingle and double
netted the locals seven of then ten
runs against San Francisco today.
Mobiey, who returned from the north,
was on the slab for Stockton and
pitched great game. Score:
Stockton 10. hits 8. errors 2.
San Francisco l, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-Mobley and Dashwood;
Carnes, Knell and Conrad.
SAN JOSE, May 23.-Oakland was de-
feated for the seventeenth executive
time this year when they lost to the
Prune Pickers today by score of to
at Luna park. The pitching and
sticking of Wolters were easily the
features. He secured three safeties out
of four times up, one a double. Score:
San Jose 8, hits 10. errors 0.
Oakland 1, hits 5, errors 1.
Batteries-Wolters and Eager; Colby
and Bliss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Killian
cleverly outpitched Hughes today, and
Detroit defeated Washington, Score:
Washington 2. hits 5, errors /.
Detroit 8, hits 9. errors 1.
Batteries-Hughes and Warner; Kill
liam and Schmidt.
PHILADELPHIA. May 23.-Cleve-
land defeated Philadelphia by timely
hitting, coupled with three stolen
bases, each of which assisted In the
scoring. Smiths thumb was split by
foul tip. Score:
Cleveland 4, hits g. errors3.
Philadelphia 2, hits 4. errors 1.
Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Carter,
Dygert, Smith and Schreck.
BOSTON. May 23.-Three errors and
timely hitting gave Boston today's
game. Score:
Boston 6, hits II, errors Q.
st. Louis 2, hits 10, errors a.
Batteries--Morgan and Carrigan;
Powell and Cpencer.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Better pitch
ing than that done by Orth and Smith
in today's game could not be desired,
but Smith was supported very poorly
in the early inning. Score:
Chicago 0, hits 4, errors 4.
New York A, hits 5, errors O..
Batteries-Smith and Shaw; Orth
and Kleinow.