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New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

Entries for the Elkwood Park track mee'ihs at
LONG Branch on Saturday will close to-day 1ne
nominations already received give promise OF o's
oI the most noteworthy gatherings or cars ana
drivers in the history of track racing IN the East
The races will start at o'clock and the nVe-nli'S
match race is expected to be the feature. Ih9
three hig cars entered for the Lewtsohn prize OF
fered in this race promises TO furnish lots OF e1
citanent H J. Fitzpatrick will drive Harry Levy
Hotchkfss which made such fast time at the re-
cent Jamaica road trials; George Robinson VIII
rflo+ Z r HnI1ander's Fiat Cyclone, wnlcn aver
aged seventy-seven miles an hour at Ornono
Fseach last winter. while Joe Seymour VIII De at
the 1rbeeI Of Walter Christies direct drive nYer-
The one-hundred- d-rnfIe race will bring out many
of the long distance performers Harry Mlcnener'
Tozier: AL Poole, Isotta NJ Bernin. Renault' Jere
Price Acme: Ralph De Palma. Anen-hdnsston'
Arthur Warren Stearns. and Stuart Elllott Anaerl-
can have already entered There will also De
,ood rApresentatfon in the fftymile race the en-
tries for which include George Robinson, Fat Cy-
clone. Harry Kitchener, Lozier; Ralph De PaIIha'
Auen-Kingston; ri. T. Fitzpatrick. Hotcnklss' AT
thur Warren, Stearns. and Stuart El1ott' Amerl-
can The Isotta Renault. Allen-klngston' StearnS
I'D American cars will compete In the nve-rils
race for stripped chassis
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

H1an H l' @ S' s ke ass SS and hall
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

Baseball. Jo-day. r. NJ. American League Park
Y Americans Ecston
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
TOURING BOARD BUSY,
Many Entries for Elk10ood Payk
Meeting ON SATURDAY..

The touring board Of the American Autornooiis
Association is not by any means idle at present
is shown in letter sent to the New York Office
by III. o. Smith. chairman OF the contest commit
tee OF the American Motor Car Manufacturers' As-
sociation. yesterday. He says:
II stopped in Buffalo portion OF a day recsnsiy
and was astonished to learn the amount Of work
the touring board under F. B. Hover. chairman
was doing in connection with the Gliddsn tour.
"A committee of three or four meet daily ard
Chairman Hover lays before them all questions.
complaints. etc. OF any kind which have been sub
mitted to him and require consideration. It seams
az though every effort is being made to meet all
reasonable requests and wishes of the participants
in the tour.
The route laid out is to my mind IDEAL for tbs
purpose While It Will going which Is not
unrea sonable yet the which performs perfectly
will be entitled to a great deal OF credit Thers
is enough hly going 10 test both motor and brakes
and the question of proper brake equipment 10 ons
which the Americans are deeply interested IN
believe that this years Glidden tour viii De the
greatest American contest ever held. II not tns
greatest contest in the world. It Is my observation
that more general interest is shown In the Gtddsn
tonr This wear than ever before. not only among
the manufacturers but among the dealers and
ouners and to a surprising degree among tnoss
who really do not own drive a motor car
aI am convinced that the West will De WeA rep
resented in the tour and that Indiana VIII naA~s
a creditabIe showing. I cannot see how any mann
fac+urar can fail to look seriously upon the Ghdcsn
tour II is a competitive contest that gives tne
+ss+ nossfbIe opportunity to draw direct cornparl-
sons between the various products"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

The Chicago Motor Club is making plans 20. =
dernountabIe rim contest to be held IN tns Ia1eoN
mart Of July on the Elgin-Aurora course VIII
controls at Elgin, Aurora and M per l'iN7-
- - obargine, will be done. This will pre-
ysnt the rims being loosely applied in order 10
save time. for rim improperly attached VIII soon
Iooean when pounded over the country roads
It was intended hold the contest THIS week
but David Beecroft. chairman ana =. la- -
- 81 +.cbnicaI hoard who visited the various
concerns. learned that while the tire people were
anxious for the opportunity 10 demonstrate tneir
wares they asked for more time in which TO make
ready. Assurances of support have been received
from the 8Tchelin. Continental FISK, IT, y 80
I,,1,,arfa- Nadau and Diamond rim compa-
nfes which makes the success Of the contest csF-
tain.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
Springfield. /: McriGen. o.
Bridgeport 2; Waterbury. I.
New Britain 4: Holyoke 1.
Hartford. 4: New Haven, 8.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
Lawrence. Z; Brockton 9.
New Bedford, 4: Haverhiil. l.
Lowell 4: Lynn. 3.
FAN River. 2; Worcester, Ui innngs).
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

Hsyey and Ike My Ihs Prpin had
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
NEW JERSEY ASTROLoGER HAS
 THE CORRECT DOPE

Of course there's more than a grain of truth in the saying that merit will win in the end, if that ism t too far of and the rent is paid; but when it comes right oown to ladling out the talk with the jingle and taking in the coin there for, science has merit ducking like a srbTarine in heavy swell.
 Witness Prof. Gustave Meyer, of Ho- boken, N. J., who naturally possesses some merit and stationery, but whose chief claim to attention lies in the fact that he is able to predict, through his scientific knowledge of Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo (Northern stars), and Libra. scorpio, sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces (south- ern stars).
 Likewise the professor, whose title emblazoned on his letterhead Is "The Nations Counselor" has said, in pass ing, that he might add sort of casually that if anybody has figured that this particular June that is now hastening forward. hot as, &c., is going to be month of brides, he is about 4,ooo miles of and moving backward fast.
 In fact, the professor has it all fig
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

red t, astTcloglcallF speaking and E ieutitioaliy dedJ cting, that Jne is to oo sbo tie worst thirty days that
 @ B orld ever saw. If anything good coming along in that time tie pro essor, tlro h tie aid of the aforesaid .a.s, wasI t able to find it.
 To begin with, the professor states that of the thirty days in June, nine cen arc going to be "eo,d, vet, stormy, Id very ctangeable, when the phe-
 oge en,l t osphericsl disturbances will occgr on land and sea, causing much ogs O. lie and property, and it will be we'll for all pilots to be more cautious
 a& al otherwise fear that one or more vessels will go dosn at sea-"
 Tho next cheerful bit of infor nation divplged by the professor is that calam- ties O. magnitude will occur through entire world. Grover Cleveland will be in danger of passing away through 10 fcre rart of June. o tbreaks will occ.r in prisons much trouble in our navy department, banks will fail, or be obbed, and Uncle Sam will experience revenue troubles"
 Next We have the social troubles: "Great strikes and peculiar accidents will occur on the railroads, as well as postQfice robberies, and olr postoffice officials should be more cautious than usual.''
 Leaving the postoffice department with this kindly advice--for which here is absolutely no charge-the pro lessor further delves into the future.
 "Calamities will occur, in schools, hotels, institutions of confinement, as well as theaters, and at pleasure resorts, and an epidemic will occur among small and large animals, and the minds of the people will be in a turbulent and war liko state.
 "Great scandals will occur among members of the press, bar, and clergy, and affinity cases will be on the in- crease. The morals of the people will be way below par, and newspapers will be full of scandal, war news or war talk, and church attendance will fall of considerably. and religion will be under a temporary cload, and revolutionary spirit will predominate throughout the country, and. the public health will sui fer considerably, yet our government will overcome all contentious; but our president should take guard against seri- oas inhealth CT trouble with his eyes, teeth, and knees; should avoid firearms, combusibles, and impulsiveness and be more cautious than usual; and I fear that much trouble or loss is also indi-
  cated for him with or through the fair sex. However, while he will have sev- eral public enemies and much to con tend withi he will be able to overcome all obstacles, and will prove himself to be the right man in the right place, and will gain the nomination for presi dent, and will be reelected this fall to the presidency of the United States by } very large majority.''
 With the exception of minor matters, n which only few millions of people sre doomed to death within a few days, this is about all the professor said. It s much regretted that he didn't take iis observations from the top of tho Singer building, instead of Hoboken, md that he didn't take another pill. Still, when you figure it out, he did 'retty well in 300 words and of hand, oc.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Don't let your child suffer with tha cough when you can cure it with Bal lard s Horehound Syrup, sure cure fol Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza, CrouI and pulmonary diseases. Buy bottle and try It.
 B. B. Laughter, Byhalia, Miss. writes: ''I have two children who hat croup. tried many different reme dies, but I must say your Horehound Syrup is the best Group and Cough med icine I ever used.'' Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Admiral Evans will, perhaps, be pleased to learn that his original re- mark advocating four new battle ships has grown from forr to eight, from eight to nineteen, and from nineteen to forty eight. It hasn't found jumping of place yet, either.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

"A young fady, vaguely described as southern heiress,' has gone abroad to escape the fort-ne hunters" says the Montgomery Advertiser. This merely Illustrates the truth of the saying. "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

"A writer has gained notoriety by ex. blaming that nations should not turn the right cheek when smitten on the left" says the Fond du Lac Reporter. Not unless it happens to be a small na- tion. like-well, say Colombia.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

''Harper's Weekly calls Mr. Bryan the advance agent of his own circus. He is also the circus," says the Balti- npre American. It must be admitted that MT. Bryan is pretty much the whole slow on the democratic circuit this season.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Rrdolph spreckies and his family arc said to be suffering a social boycott in San Francisco becarse of his activity in the matter of breaking up-or attempt ing to break up-the schmitz- -Ruef gang. The slick politicians appear to be about the only ones who know how to play safe on the reform business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

A Boston man proposed PCS times to his sweetheart before she accepted hin. Evidentl-, there is no prospect Of ever convincing that man that woman's "no" doesn't mean "yes.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

A Cincinnati professor believes in "free love-" Not unexpectedly, we learn that his wife is suing him for divorIe because of non-support. Free love has about ss mrch attraction for real men as free lunch
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Harry Tfaw has evolved the idea that if he is insane he cannot be held re sponsible for his debts. Harry may be crazy, but evidently he has some ap proved notions about high fnanciering.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Rates to Chicago and return on nc. count of the Republican National Con- vention are announced to be $5s.7O. Tickets on sale at Globe station June II, 12 and 18th, good to return until June 30. W e
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

The fly is being roundly abused for carrying microbes on it's feet. It really does seem that tte fly might carry itS germs in a srip-sack, or its overcoat pocket, or somewhere besides its feet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

A New York girl says she wears 6 ''Merry Widow hat because it gives her so much "elbow room.'' Yes; somebody else's elbow room.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
Reflections of a Bachelor.

A woman takes more joy out of find. ing withered flower that one of the children pressed in book than man does in finding ten dollar bill in an old suit of clothes.-New York Press.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

A Vermont doctor paid S211 for one drink of whisky. It is astonishing how a man will give lis money for some things he wants real bad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
Records of a Day
LOCATIONS.

Jacob Kleinfelder, Sleeping Beauty and Lime Rock, Globe mining district.
 Jacob Nj. Edwards, Woodland, Globe mining district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

We have in stock several thousand print and sell at very reasonable price. A snap if you use vouchers.
 SILVER BELT PRINT SHOP.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

The beginning of all good law, and nearly the end of it, is that every man shall do good work for his bread ,and that every man shall have good bread for his work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Frequently man gets his start in life at the race track" says Senator o'Grady. More frequently, ncverthe less, he meets his finish there.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
American League

American League. St. Louis 2, Chicago l. Second game
 St. Louis !. Chicago 2. Cleveland 10, New York 1. Detroit l, Boston l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

''Mifwaukee schooner wins,'' says 2 headline in the Milwaukee Sentinel We suppose this is a nautical item.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. If sick. get well. If well, get rest and pleasure.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring. N Fashionable tailoring of ladies gar. ments in perfection of style and all
 rrk guaranteed. Mrs. J. W. Callahan, l52 East Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Rubottom, jewelry manufacturer makes rings, stick pins, bangles, brace lets, brooches, etc. 496 North Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

MEDIUM--Madame Rena, medium and palmist, 224 South Hill street, opp school house.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Mrs. J. W. Callahan has opened dress making parlors at 15o F. Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

Canvas awnings-Globe Paint Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

LoST-small kid pocket book contain. ing $l0 Return to this office; re- ward
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
A Great Show.

Don miss the fun at the Iris. This is change night. An all-star show.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
Baseball Scores
National League.

Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn l. St. Louis [, New York 5. Pittsburg 6, Philadelphia 3. Boston i, Chicago l {; F innings, dark ness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
LOST AND FOUND

ponies from near Arm strong Ranch: l roam horse branded D barred out on left hip, has a bell on him; pinto branded s spear con nected. Finder kindly notify me by mail. Reward offered. J. Gene Mach bane, Troy, Pinal County.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
Don t! 1 1

o'Brine the blacksrnr,h. lO9 Hill st
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

FOB RENT-Four-room house with ls water. Good location. Inquire nt
 Ryan 's.e Rent reduced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05
Four-room house, furnished, near q
 Or, $500, monthly payments.

Swellest cornor in East Globe, lOa
 sv., al4cs n rear, $750.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-05

elegant residence on Pascoe HI I sacrifice.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
Buy These Lots Now
Will Cost More Next Spring

n. W. cor. of 43d Ave. and Dodge St,
one south front lot and one east front lot,
both for S1,1O0.
42d and Harvey SITS, nice lot, 5Ox127, with
sewer, water and gas in street, cement
walk, for 500.
1872 feet on south 10th St, to be sold at
a bargain. We want offer.
Two beautiful lots in Walnut Hill, N. w.
cor. of Lafayette Ave. and 42d st., with
water, sewer, gas and permanent sidewalk.
These lots are high and slightly and are a
snap at 1880. VIII sell separately.
Fine south front lot on Douglas St., be-
tween 42d and 4th SITS, 42x127; water,
sewer and gas. Price, $3.50.
We have twenty lots in south part Of
town, prices ranging from 1925 to $&.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
SALE. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
Glover Realty Syndicate
HOMES

s2l7 Webster ST.. broom cottage, renting
for SIS, $500.
32lS N. 18th Ave, neat broom cottage, water,
gas. toilet, for $500. $500 cash required
balance easy.
2424 Charles St, neat six-room cottage. mod
ern, but heat, paving tax paid in full.
$500.
1i4 Henderson St., all modern 7-room cot
tage, good furnace, in AL condition. Only
$3.50 cash required. Price $500.
In Clifton Hill, good S-room house, modern
with hot water heating, full lot, only
$1,000 and but $500 cash required.
22S Emmett ST., good Groom all modern
two story square house; hot water heat
ing; only IS, 200 and easy terms,
In Boulevard Park addition, a new house.
rooms, all modern, corner lot. 5000, and
1900 cash required.
Close in, ten room house modern but heat,
lot 42x66 feet on 18th st. boulevard and
corner OF alley. A snap at $500.
$3.50 Charles ST., large 10-roOm modern
house with full south front, lot on paved
street. for 1900, terms.
Hanscom Place, good Groom house, modern
with hot water heat. full lot and paving
paid, for A.s0o
lst and lizard St., 9 rooms, all modern
and full corner lot for but $4,000; handy
TO new cathedral.
1919 Pinkney ST., brand new house just
beinR built. rooms, all modern with
oak finished first floor, faces park. 81. go.
A46 Pratt ST. new house, 7 rooms and re-
ception hon. hot water heating, full cor
ner lot' barn costing $3.50; all for A,2O,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
KoUNTZE PLACE HOME.
Seven Rooms, New, Beautiful.
EInnnA In KnnnAna DInnn

KoUNTZE PLACE HOME.
Seven Rooms, New, Beautiful.
Finest in Kountze Place
for the Money.
Here Is an attractive home in a choice
location at a low figure. Just completed,
finished in oak, birch and Georgia pine.
First floor has vestibule, with large coat
closet. reception hall, comfortable living
room, lining room, with Dutch window
Cpaneled oak seat, plate rail, all these
rooms In quarter-sawed oak. Floors Of
oak, polished like a mirror, kitchen and
pantry have all conveniences. Second
floor has three good bedrooms, with
ample closets; bathroom enameled white;
attic for storage; bedrooms in varied
wood stains. Plumbing OF extra quality,
guaranteed furnace; full screens; cement
walks; full basement Construction OF
best material, having been closely super
vised by owner. Location ideal in a
district having building restrictions.
Fronts campus OF the Omaha Theological
seminary, close to North Boulevard, and
Omaha university. If you want a nice
home look this up.
1905 SPENCER ST
See owner at 1904 Writ ST., who is looking
for the right man 10 buy this property
on easy payment plan. Would like $500
to $1,000 cash, balance like rent. Tele-
phone Webster 26l2. Q9)-M6O2 2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22

50. SOO-s-room, modern house, fronting east
OF 39d between Mason and Deaven.
worth Sts, paved and paid for. Lot
44x1D II. House in Al repair and In
a most desirable neighborhood.
S3,OO-New S,room, modern house in Bemis
Park. birch finish downstairs, maple
floors, sewer. water, gas, electric
lights, furnace, bath. large closets
permanent walk. House just as at
~tractfve as can be made and just
finished. Two blocks from the car.
Let us show you this.
A,000-New S-room brick dwelling, close In,
modern except heat, and this can be
readily put I'm. Lot 4Ox132 IT,, east
front, two, blocks from car and I'VE
Might take a lot farther out as part
payment.
"a, 2O0LS-room, modern cottage on Georgia
Ave, between Poppleton and Wool
worth AYES. This house Is in first
rate repair, has full lot and a barn.
is a first-class bargain.
A,sOO-13O6 Georgia Ave, s-room, all modern
residence, in a beautiful location and
a great bargain. Lot 5Ox142 It. Stone
wall and stone steps in front There
is not another house in the Hanscom
owner is out Of town and must sell.
$6,O00-8-room, strictly modern, nearly new
residence on 32d Ave. south Of Han
chicken house and yard. Easy terms
to immediate purchaser. Is a very
desirable home and easily accessible
to Omaha and South Omaha.
s eOO-44x9O IT. west front on 18th ST., 50 II.
south of Martha. Street paved and
permanent walks sewer, water and
gas paid for. Cheapest lot In the
south part of town.
81, G00-90x132 1T. east front on 10Th, oppo-
site Mason, one block south of Leav-
enworth st. There Is an old house
on this which can be remodeled into
3 or 4room flats and there is
plenty of room on the lot for two
more houses. Two installments OF
street paving paid. We consider this
a great bargain.
81, 5O0-194 IT. frontage on Davenport be-
tween 36th and 9th. This Is about
$13 per front foot and is the cheapest
piece of ground in that part of the
city. II you want an Investment OF
a place to build four or five houses
which will be ready sellers or gooC
renting property, get In on this.
81, 65O-50x13 feet, fronting west on 31st Ave.
between Dodge and Davenport. A
snap in a fine residence lot. The pric,
was formerly 81, 200.
81 .a0-4Sx1@ IT. double frontage on Both st.
on the boulevard, first vacant 10
north of Farnam st. This Is de
sirable to improve with a residenci
on one end and flats on the other
and is an extremely cheap piece o
] property. QD
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22

BARGAINS.
8. w. 18th and Dodge ST., 5000
Frame stores, s., 100 rental, So. 1000.
s brick houses, $40 rental, $4,000.
3 brick houses, N.l4O rental, $1,000.
N. w. 24th and Blonde, 142X190 feet, 3
houses, 1852 rental, 5000. SNAP.
1912 Cunning, 66X132 feet, 1900.
1912 Dodge, 22x12O feet, 1900.
4-room new house, we'll, 81 100.
S acres, improved. near Benson, 81, 800.
"a acres, unimproved, 8 miles southwest of
Omaha postoffice, s., $50.
50 acres, II miles northwest, 5000.
III acres. s miles from postoffice, $4,000.
$50 acres, s miles from postoffice, $4,000.
ZOO acres, 10 miles north, 8 ,O0O.
JOHN N. PREMIER, OPP. OLD =. o.
O9)-M5S 22
&i6 N. 21st, 4-room cottage. lot 5Oxl24 n.
Can max terms. Price only $3.50.
1903 N. sd nice 6-room cottage, on corner
lot. 1880.
1904 Saratoga, nearly new Groom house,
f-ft. south front lot. n.eOO.
25l9 Camden Ave, new Groom house, gas,
water, sewer, toilet, nice 60x190 II. lot.
Reduced to only 5000.
t2bo-5ox1N IT,, 10th, Just north OF Ames
Ave.
Sz5O-5ox1D n, Grant ST. west Of 9th.
A5-S01o n, nth and Davenport
u-15-SE1D n, nth Ave Just north
AKnam
i. c. Best, zoos N. Y. I.
TTTY" oA-A&S q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22

$,0OO-3724 Hawthorne Ave, strictly mod
ern, eight rooms, oak finish on first floor,
front and rear stairway to second story,
large attic room, full cemented basement,
pressed brick foundation, corner lot, ex-
ceptionally fine hot water heating plant,
south front and large lot.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
INVESTMENTS

Double brick flat, facing High school, rent
ing for 1900 a year, for $4,000. All paw
Ing and special taxes paid.
New TRIBE brick flats, close in, renting
1850 a year, for $4,000.
Frame flats, 18th and Charles St., renting
$1,000 a year. for 5000. Easy terms.
Close In, a 10-room house, modern but heat,
42x66, frontage on 18th street Boulevard
and alley. snap at 5000.
Two lots left on Gorgia Ave, Just south
Of Hickory st, fun EOx150 feet, paving all
paid. only H,lO each right now. Worth
1850.