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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

open up the throttle as far as yesterday.
The inspection OF Captain Baldwin's air.
ship. made b. Majors s u,cr and Russell,
Captain WALLACE and A~eutenants Lain
and Fouls was satisfac. r. but one condi-
ton imposed by the 81 eeifications which
wa found lacking was nat which requires
'all fittings and appuit rences which will
be required for successful and continuous
flights must be provided. Captain Bald
win has been using an anchor and guide
rope which was borroWri from the signal
corps. The centrifugal alowcrs had been
placed In position befy-e the inspection
was a and even ythir4 else being up to
the specification requirements, Captain
Baldwin's airship. lnsofar as It's construc-
ton Is concerned. has zen accepted by
the government. II livery miles an hour
IL a In the speed tTial and the airship
makes a successful ena rance trial Cap
tain Baldwin will reeslJs $3.50 for his
balloon.
Colonel Baron De BotC Russian military
attache. was one Of those most interested
in ,oday's flight. lie made a close lnspec-
tion u the airship. with a view to sub
hitting a report TO his government.
Colonel Temple. one Of he leading aero
nauts Of the British arm ~ expected here
within a few days TO ar-nd the Fort Myer
tests.
A. Merrtng. the heavier than air ma.
chine man. VINO has a ontract with the
government 10 deliver IN aeroplane on
August IA came here tndty TO have his
time limit extended. HE ing succeeded In
the object Of his mlssioa. after attending
Baldwin flight he le { for New York,
where he Is working on ais ~aeroplane.
John McCurdy Of the AERIAL Experiment
Of ammo isport. N. T.. N
which Prof. Alexander Craham Bell II the
spirit, was prese' { at today's flight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
NEW COMMANDER AT BLEEs.
Experienced Army Omcer Takes
Charge of the Institution.

Experienced Army Omcer Takes
Charge of the Institution,
Blees Military academy has been for
tunate In. securing for superintendent and
commandment Captain George l. Byroade.
United States army, retired. Captain By
roade was detailed by the War department
at Culver for six years and then took hold
OF the well known Morgan Park academy,
affiliated with the University Of Chicago.
where he made a great success. He brings
10 Blees ripe experience, the prestige OF
great success and the vigor and Judgment
OF mature manhood, There has been a
great strengthening OF the entire faculty
at Blees and in every respect the school
VIII this year be superior to the past.
One OF the finest school catalogues-over
20 p~ases-eveF issued has Just come from
the press and viii be sent on request. It
Is full q Illustrations OF the many sided
NE OF the academy, its magnificent plant.
It's beautiful and extensive grounds, its
lakes athletic fields. gymnasium. green
houses etc. Captain Byroade has been de-
tailed as inspector by the Wal department.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
BATTLESHIPS IN AUCKLAND
American Fleet Anchors in New
Zealand Harbor.
WILL REMAIN FOR ONE WEEK
Admiral sperry Pays His Respects to
Lord and Calls Upon
the United states
Consul.

AUCKLAND, N. a., Aug. 9.-Sixteen
white ships, comprising the battleship d.
vision of the United States Atlantic fleet.
under command Of Rear Admiral Charles
s. Sperry, arrived at $40 o'clock this morn
ing and anchored in two columns in the
roadstead abreast the city, after a voyage
OF thirty-three days from Sam Francisco,
including a topover OF six days at Homo
lulu. They will remain here until next
Saturday.
When the warships entered the harbor
the usual salutes were exchanged between
them and the shore batteries and the Aus
tralian flagship. Powerful. and the cruisers
Encounter and Pioneer. Shortly after
anchoring. Admiral Sperry. accompanied by
his staff. went ashore and paid his re-
spects to Lord Plunkitt. tho governor Of
New Zealand. and afterwards visited VIII
liam A. Prickitt. the American consul gem
eral. The governor and Mr.. Prickitt later
returned the admiral's visit aboard the
flagship Connecticut.
Week of Festivities.
These exchanges of courtesles ended the
program for the first days stay of the
American fleet in New Zealand waters,
but tomorrow will begin a week OF cere-
monies and festivities for which the most
elaborate preparations have been made, in
Guiding the reception Of the fleet on behalf
OF the government by the prime minister.
ut. Hon. Sir Joseph George Ward, the
presentation OF various addresses. parades.
Military reviews, banquets. excursions to
nearby points OF interest, horse races. etc.
Among the other arrangements for the en-
tertainment Of the fleet. the various COM
mittees have paid close attention to the
enjoyment Of the enlisted men.
DecOratiOhs Are Elaborate.
The city is deliberately decorated In
honor OF the visitors and thousands Of
persons have already come into the city
IN order 10 assist Ia paying homage TO the
officers and the men. Queen street, the
leading th~oroughfare OF the city, Is pro-
fusely decorated with flags and bunting.
the stars and stripes and the union JACK
OF Great Britain being seen at every hand.
The towns people are enthusiastic OVER.
the visit Of their American cousins and
throughout the day thronged the water
front Of the city TO view the stately ships
lying al anchor In the roadstead. As a
special honor the board OF education has
changed the date OF the Michaelmas holl-
day and will give the school children their
weeks vacation beginning tomorrow, In
order that they may join with their elders
In making the stay OF the American flee:
a notable one.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
CEDAR RAPIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
what n Model, Progressive school Can
Accomplish.


Stability is the keynote Of this institu-
ton, founded %twenty-nine years ago. For
the last twenty-five years A. N. Palmer
has had charge of its destinies. 1t has
from the beginning been a successful and
growing institution. The success of the
enterprise is the best criterion by which
to judge the qualifications Of its teachers,
who nave always been experts, each in
his line. and who nave commanded higher
salaries than are paid in similar institu-
tionr In the great middle west.
1t may be interesting to note some Of
the things that a model school Of this kin
can accomplish. Aside from the thoroughly
equipped institution, in points of class
rooms. a series of departments, including
bookkeeping, banking, shorthand. type
writing, civil service and auditing. there
has been a strengthening also in the more
vital phases of commercial education. The
Burroughs adding machine, Edison's
photograph and a Gammeter multigraph
have prominent places In the school rooms.
While the Cedar Rapids Business college
employs the champion penman Of the
world. and while 1t carries an extensive
equipment and occupies a $4,000 school
home, It does not dwell upon advantages
of this kind as being leading in their char
acter and mission. They GO deeper into
the things that will bring results. The
Cedar Rapids Business colleges central
and controlling purpose is to strengthen
the young men and women for a COM
mercial career and to so train them that
they may hold responsible positions in the
world of finance and trade.
The whole air of the entire institution
is business throughout. With such a
training It is not to be wondered at that
it's students are successful. There is hardly
a business house, bank or any concern of
note in the middle west which does not
have among its employees graduates from
the Cedar Rapids Business college.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
YORK COLLEGE.

S~evenfo Growth of the InstitutiOn
I'm Eleven Years.
The attendance at the York college. York,
Neb., has increased sevenfold in the last
eleven years, during which time DR.. Will
liam E Schell has been its president.
The York college summer school closed on
August 7. OF the last fourteen successful
sessions, this one is the best of all-more
students, a larger number in the collegiate
work, and a larger proportion OF men.
Rev. Charles l. Mohler and wife. mem
bers Of the class Of 1907, are under appoint
ment as missionaries to Porto Rico. They
go out under the auspices OF the United
Brethren church and will sail from New
York, August "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
zEPPELIV EXPLAINS
COUNT
Mechanics Are In Ne Way to blame
for niaa ter.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug 9-Count
Zeppelin today issued a explanation OF
the catastrophe TO his a ship In which he
completely ubsolyes his n ichanics from any
blame. lie declares that the defects In tho
motors and lack Of exp fence in steering
caused the landings viii, a he made during
the endurance trip While was intended 20
take the balloon from exc Constance 10
Mayence and return but inded disastrously
when half the journey n a been completed
at EchteTdingen.
Count Zeppelin concil dss his explana-
uon with a statement q az he mas learned
50 much from the disasi r that he believes
balloons Will become 0. e Of the surest
means OF transportation
A nephew Of Count n pelin says ne be-
leves the calamity was ne to a~tmoBphA,io
electricity which had cor sHntrated as much
as a thousand volts ana that when the
airship struck the fruh trees during the
gale a circuit was com leted and electric
sparks four inches In l. 9Th were created
which caused the eXPl sion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK


materially. President S. w. Stookey, Ill.
D., will give his constant and personal
attention to the class room work, and DR..
c. X. Hoyt, who gave up his work some
time ago to return to New England, will
again fill the chair of English language
and literature. The outlook for students
Is remarkably brilliant and promises to ex-
coed the addition Of last year. which was
a 80 per cent increase. No time in it's his
tory has the institution presented so prom
lsing an aspect as at the present time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
KERN TALKS AT CHARLES CRY
Vice Presidential Candidate Makes
spesches IN Iesa.

tHAhLEs n Ia, Aug t~VHPecIaI
John W. Kern. democrats
candidate for vice president. addressed an
audience Of Seo az the chautauqua here
yesterday. Ills subject VAS "Our Common
Ground" Tie paid a trihute % senator
Allison. after which ne expressed hs ap-
preoiation % the faet that his subject u
constantly broadsning ana Ne have more
eommon Erolnd in religion and politics
t0day than ever before. a reception Waa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

what so@s OF ths GFadustss Ars New
Dotna.
Mr. H. n 0eis, = burlington employs. has
been transferred fnom Alliance 10 a much
bsttsF position tn the "a a A. -st0rehouss
a. Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. Maud HALEY has been apnointed
aenograRher % ne state veterinary depart
nant a. Lnoala. Neb.
oag nsw cataiasus - fust from M prosA
q IL the ni.est eper issued b. ne school
NJ and Mra w. A. Watssn and son
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

artisans courses there were ia UNDER
graduates and sixteen graduates, = total
OF lss. The college OF law enrolled fifty
one, the summer course in surveying sew
enty-three, the course In shop work twenty
two, the dairy school ten.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

given at the residence OF his cousin. 8. l..
Kern. tonight and he went from here TO
Des Moines. From there he will go 10
Indianola. his old home. 20 attend a re-
ception in his honor Monday. thence "a
Lincoln to meet Bryan at his home.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

Last week they received a large number of
new desks.
Prof. 8. De- Potter has been employed to
assist in the bookkeeping department upon
his return tofthe city, August 10.
This institution not only receives the
hearty support OF its students. but 1t also
meets the approval of business men, as
evidenced by the fact of the great demand
they have made upon It for high grade
bookkeepers md s-tenographers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
nALDwIN's BALLooN ArPROvED
structure OF DiriEibIs Meets sBeeihes-
fioma af Contract.

structure OF btriEtbie Meets Specimen
tions sf Contract.
WASHINGTON, Aug captain Bald
win has succeeded Ina Fulfilling the first
requirement Of his contract with the SOW
ernment for supplying a diricible balloon
for the signal corps Of the army. The
board Of officers to-day az Fort Myer ae-
cepted q as far az its construction Is con
cernod. the other requirements remaining
TO be fulfilled are the speed and endurance
qualities Of the aerial ran
There vas no official speed test today
but after the Inspection OF the balloon
Captain BALDWIN made a preliminary en-
durance trial A total dtstanoe of about
sx miles was made In teiay's flight. an
average speed o. but tNelvs miles an hour
being maintained No effort was made,
however 10 mako speed and Mr.. CuFtia
Sho again operated the snEino. dtd not
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

state University Enrichment Exceeds
ORs Thousand.

One Thousand.
A total enrolment OF los in the Univer-
sly OF wisconsin summer session Il re-
ported by Prof O. C. sellery. Director. who
mas lust made his annua statement. This
- not only the largest enrolment since
me establishment OF the sumner session
zen years aSo, but Il 10 also the most
Side5 distributed, showing tuden from
states ana seven foreign
countries
Seoas canada ShiPa. England Germany.
Japan ami the philippines sent represen-
'suNes 20 me various colieses The college
OF LISTERS and science enrolled ~ under
graduates ana ~ graduate student. a
total Of IA. or eighty more than the total
enrolment % an colleges IN last yesr's
session. In the advanced engineering ana
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
TRAINS FOR RAILWAY SERVICE
Skeletons School of TeIeEraphy and
Railway Business, SaIina, Kan,

skeltOn's school of TeIeEraphy md
Railway Businesss SaIina, Kan.
while their are many places where
biography is taught Prof. SHELTON founded
the first exclusive telegraph school in the
west, the same being established in 1887,
ana has been in continuous operation since
that date under the same ownership and
at the same location. 1t will be seen that
this Is the oldest school of the kind in
this territory; 1t is also the finest and has
many good features never attempted bv
other schools. This is the only school offer
ing a combination course, including each
and every branch required Of the up-to-
date agent and operator. viz: telegraphy,
typewritlng direct from the wire, business
~pehmanship, station reports and railway
bookkeeping. 1t is the only school Of teIeg-
raphy having a students library, club and
gymnasium for the free and exclusive use
OF Its students. 1t is the only authorized
exclusive school Of telegraphy OF the Union
Pacific railroad, which has equipped the
school with main line railroad wires and
furnish all books. blanks, ETC., for the
daily drill of its students, and is under
contract to employ it's graduates as fast as
quaItied. Remember, this is not a business
eolese with a telegraph department" but
an exclusive railway school, owning ana
occupying its own elegant building, in sue
eessrul operation for twenty-one years and
every graduate has been placed, many of
whom are receiving salaries ranging from
80 to $3.50 per month. Its instructors are
experienced railroad men.
Prof. Shelton is identified as a successful
business man and is interested in various
business enterprises Of Salina and has the
reputation of not only being able. but
actually makes good in all his dealings. See
his advertisement elsewhere in this paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
MO.her-Lampman Bu.iae.. coIIese.

hAAAMSAN A0AAeHEs
The Mosher-Lampman business college
has made a record which Is a credit to its
proprietors. During the eleven months IL
has been running Il has probably enrolled
more Students than any other business col
lege In the west has ever done under sim
liar conditions. This has been due to the
fact that us propFistors are % widely
known as business educators OF exceptional
experience and ability. The young men
and women whom they have educated. and
who are today holding good positions. are
boosting for the Moshsr-Lampman col
legs.
The school has been conducted on the
theory that IL pays 70 deliver the best quail
ny Of goods. The results they have OBJ
tanned In the class room are IN perfect
keeping with their CLAIMS o. havinS nothing
but the very highest grade teachers Ia an
depaFtmsnta,
rhsy report a very promising OUTLOOK foF
me Spsning % me fail term. ssPtsmhsF 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
Omaha COmmerciaI COLLEGE.

A number OF important changes are now
being made at the Omaha Commercial col
iege to the large attendance
expected for the fall and winter months.
the telegraph department has been moved
from the basement to an upper floor and
three times as much space given to II.
Many new features will be found in this
department.
The new catalogue Of the Omaha Com
mercial college has just been completed.
Doctors minister's, lawyers and business
men have contributed to It. making II OF
interest to all.
Several OF the teachers OF the Omaha
commercial college will take a vacation
during the latter part Of August.
A telegraph folder has Just been printed
which tells all about the telegraph school
Of this institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
Gregg, are visiting relatives at cOwles

Mr.. r. f. Edwards, a recent graduate,
received his appointment from Uncle Sam
a few days ago and is now doing stenogra-
phic work in the Treasury department,
Washington D. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10

THE ALCOHOL in beer is a trihe-onIy 81 per cent.
The effective ingredients are barley and hops-a food and a
tonic. Pure beer is both good and good for you.
In Germany, Holland, Sweden, Denmark and Austria
beer is the national beverage. Nearly all people, of all ages,
drink it.
And all the world enves their sturdy strength.
Every doctor knows how beer benefits. If you need
more strength or vitality he will prescribe it.
But be careful to choose a pure beer. else YOU get harm
with the good. And select a beer well aged to avoid biiousness.
The way to be sure is to order Schltz. We go to
extremes in cleanliness. We even filter the air that cools it.
We age it for months. We steriize every bottle.
Schlitz has no after effects. h
4
kO tile bravery Rmg .
&hN z.=. 60 !:
Is CmmE 0n @mm~m HM6 6G
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1850 9th St, Omm
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
- esanRAn0

Tbs usas .AIsed Fsncto; has teeH
- assas cad osclases ~ ~ saieT-
sssu ttsf ts~s than oUs PR cent 81
sne ssuerses coutssl sxrscsiirE.i .-s1a q
II anything farther $40 Seess~aEs
10 pscue the ss,soss axaassaes Cd ths
issesiry bsleA thai I- making 'i-es'
ske lssSksng ssock IT the ~s-s ana
. put,lsc p~sssnes. ttss sn;erv'es
~oald do u. Very ciose 10 tiseea
ppr crus of Gunnssoa cosniy fores'
rsserye-. w.ll be used - Agrscultsral
lad xsshsn hall q eeeisry. aHs
much nose than thai 10 csysese 81
sse in time The Ee.crse- eontasH.
spsue u the bess iImc&hy, clover aaa
gram lAnd IN oSr sectson- They
eonta.n practically the only asoun-
tain land which " sascep;.ble ID
dry farming They contain the land,
xh,ch when a sane and Intelligent
fos~ssry seryice really ss,emp,s 10
conserve water. ~ill he used as grass
producing reservoirs for the sprnS
food water, p0s tesng wasted
Mr.. P,nchot also saws. Applicst,ons
from $3.50 persons for ASricultsrsl
lands IN foEes; reserves have been
received and we have acted upon
about hall oi lh,s number and wal
grant the requests fast as possible.
As the forest reserves contain 10.
million acres or two and one hall
times the area Of Colorado. s.,sp
applications IN four wears - IN Itsei
proof Of the charge that red tape ans
y stematic annoyance Of homestead
applicants has kept pack develop
ment. There Is such hunger fl
land that as high as $4,000 Amer
cans 60 t. Canada ia one year Il
homestead Yet in -four years Pin
chot has had only 5000 applicants
and but about half Of these have 5,
far been allowed 10 file The res
are hanging around waiting for hls
darling pets to inspect the land ap
Piled for and decide whether in theii
supreme judgment a man can max,
a living on the desired l60 acres
The probability is that with maj
as chief forester who imagines les
than one per cent of the land can b.
used, and who wants 10 retain tn
rest as a game preserve covered witt
sage brush. scrub cedar and jacl
pine. the remaining applicants vii
not stand much show
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
kEEDS ATTENTION

The muss at our state agriculture
college does not appear 10 he settled
by the report of the Board of the
Agriculture exonerating Aylesworth
No doubt, the charges of immortality
were false, but it is becoming plain
that the change is necessary in the
management Three member. of the
board, Harper, Grubb and Edwards,
demanded this but were outvoted by
the other SIX members. These 81,
are now expected 10 call for resir-
nations of Prof. Carlyle and Prof.
Olln. In fact they are reactionaries.
and propose TO retain the deadheads
and push out the live. energetic
men. The Colorado Cattle x Horse
Growers association through it's local
membership will have to get busy or
this great institution which means
so much to the live stock and arri.
cultural industry of Colorado will be
hamstrung by people who have no
conception what an agriculture COL
leRe should teach. We do not syu-
pathize with those who would sbolisb
the engineering department entire
ly, for that was one of the original
purposes of the land grant schools
and If a course in engineering is to be
OF any value whatever, it must be 4
good one. However, the central idea
Of the Fort Collins school should be
agriculture. The auxiliary branches
OF study should dovetail into this
idea, and magnificent work of Carl
vie, Olin, Paddock, Glover and
others in spreading the work of the
college through the state by short
courses and by farmers institutes
should be given every encourage
mpiJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
lfeu UeIcaTpus.
NWJut ~ tINAL >tTTLt utNI

In the matter ~ she estate of kickisson e.
Arnold decreased.
Notic. l. hrrchy given. that on Monday Tho
srd dsy Of August. A. u. iits. bcinE one - the
regular diavs td the Juuo term of tho County
Court 81 Guuui-sn County in Probate tn the
state of olorado. T. Alien D. Arnold, Admins
traitor OF said estate, viii APPEAR before the
Judge of said Court present MY final settle
ment ~ such admini-ttatur aud Itray the ap-
prosal of th. same, and will then api,ly to he
discharged ~ such Administrator At winch
time and place any person IN interest may
appear aud pre-out objections 10 the same, "
any there be
Dated at 6unuison. colorado. June ~, l.s
ALLtN D. ARNOLD
Admin ~ Tator Of the estate of hickl-san I,
Arnold decreased July ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
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