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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-28
Rubric Breaks i Record

Oakland. Call Fe. 27--The track
record for one and onesixteenth
miles was broken by Rubric, winner
OF the handicap at Oakland today. It
was gruelling finish between two
choices. Stanley Fay and Rubric. The
time was l:45 1-5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-28

every step that can be taken to man
age. control and prevent this fare
back danger, and that 80 far as hoists
SO they are as safe as they can be
NADER" +
Eyes Sir, do" responded the adj
miral..
Senator Tillman referred to the
charge made by Mr.. Reuterdahl that
American battleships do not contain
emergency hoists. Admiral Mason
admitted that there might at some
time be need for emergency hoists,
but he expressed the opinion that
the necessity for emergency hoists Is
not an appreciable danger.
Admiral Mason estimated that the
cost OF changing the turrets on all
the battleships Of the navy so as to
bring them up to the most approved
standard known, would not be in ex-
cess Of $4,000 ship.
Senator Perkins was greatly inter-
ested in the cause of the change made
In the guns from the 13-inch type
to the Pinch type of gun
which is the largest now used. ADJ
miral Mason said the 12-inch was
better than the larger gun. because
in order to attain the same effective
ness the larger gun would weigh
full eighteen tons more. and that the
weight could not be allotted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17

and Mrs. F. A. Cressey. A large number
of the members of the church and friends
attended.
Mrs. M. M. Moncrief of Akron, O., is
the guest of c. f. Scarf. She is an aunt
and is a woman of advanced years, being
Just past 20. She will make her home with
Mr.. Scarf for the winter.
Brien, the unclaimed body of Michael
O'Hare was turned over to Creighton Med
zeal college. The man has no relatives
who claim the relationship.
The condition Of C. H. Coburn, who Is
suffering with a broken leg at the South
Omaha hospital, was slightly improved last
night, The break was a compound frac-
ture and the Commissions he received other
wise were very painful.
h. I. Brass, one of the vice presidents
of the Douglas County Anti-Saloon league,
has isued a call for all men, regardless of
trust should be put out OF the retail liquor
business, and that the state of Nebraska
should rave county local option TO meet
at a conference to be held this evening al
the Presbyterian church at Twenty-fifth
and ] streets.
II you nave not seen Flynn's new line OF
fall clothing you are missing something
beautiful pictures to look at and the nice
thing about them is you can buy them al
reasonable prices and be absolutely sure
you are getting all wool. We are offering
matched in any other house in Nebraska,
We are showing some swell garments In
ladies' suits and coats. We also make tC
order in these lines and can give you ar
school suits we have several good numbers
You can pick a price TO suit you from 81 81
up. Misses school caps half price. Boys
caps, silk-lined, at &c. John Flynn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
LEGISLATION DOCTORS WANT
| state should Do Something to Help
Stamp Out Disease in
Humanity.

Discrepancy in Nebraska laws regulating
contagious diseases and the legislation that
will be asked for at the coming session OF
the legislature were the subjects OF the
address delivered before the meeting of the
Nebraska Association for the Study and
Prevention Of tuberculosis by DIR. Z, ]. C.
Sward, secretary Of the Nebraska Board of
Health, at the Creighton Institute Thursday
evening.
One Of the interesting exhibits shown is a
table of statistics compiled by DR.. Sward,
showing the number Of deaths in the state
Of Nebraska during the six months ending
June 80, 1903, from the seventy-three known
causes in each county Of the state for each
month In this table tuberculosis ranks
third as cause for death. being exceeded by
infants diseases and pneumonia.
'"rhe state of Nebraska has never appro-
priated l cent for the prevention OF CON
tagious diseases among it's citizens" said
DR.. Sward, but is ever ready to appropri-
ate vast sums for the Investigation of dis
eases among the cattle and hogs.
"Only this year the state of Ohio passed
an appropriation OF s., 10000 for the proven
tion Of tuberculosis alone. Minnesota $780,
600 and Iowa 10000. Thirty-four states
have laboratories such as we desire"
TIL legislation desired by the tubercu-
losis association and the State Board OF
Health is provision for a free sanitarium
for invalids and poor. that a census be
taken of those infected with tuberculosis,
together with a bill excluding the lmmigra-
ton Of tuberculosis patients who are in
the last stages; that all cases should be
registered, so thai should one slip into the
state he could be found and deported: for
state inspection of all public schools and
school children, together with a provision
for Fairgrounds; the inspection OF every
hospital by the state board, which is now
restricted to inspection only in cases of
e~pidemics."
over COO visitors again viewed the exhibit
Thursday. The exhibit closes next Wednes-
day night and will be removed to Fremont
and other cities OF the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17

posed daughter Of his fathers murderer,
are the main points in the story. The cow
boy sheriff finally gets back the mine that
had been stolen from his father, and after
the heroine's father is proved to be not the
villain, but the close friend Of the sheriffS
father, the interesting love match results
In the marriage OF the two.
After the first act last evening Youns
Buffalo responded to repeated calls by APP
pearing on his handsome white cow pony,
which plunged and reared and gave its
rider ample opportunity to demonstrate
that he is not only ar actor, but also a
clever rider. The production will be re-
peated tonight and tomorrow night, with
the usual Saturday matinee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17

point where connection is made with the
already completed section. The soil is be-
coming noticeably firmer from the drier
weather.
Morton May File Charges.
Officer Frank Morton still insists that he
will file charges against several members
of the police department. The charges
have not been divulged. His special atten-
ton is to be given to the chief Of police.
Morton appeared before the board Wednes-
day afternoon and intimated that he had
charges of a grave nature. The board in
structed him to bring his charges in writ
ing ard informed him that he should re-
ceive careful attention and be as fairly
heard as any member of the fire or police
departments.
Alumni Association Election.
The High School Alumni association held
an election of officers Tuesday evening. as
follows: Miss Ann Rowley, '07, president;
Juanita Slater. '0S, first vice president;
Russell Barclay, second vice president;
Leta Kellogg, 'O7, secretary; May Sherry,
'O7, treasurer. A france committee con-
sisting of Maurice Cohn, Harry Creviston
and Mary Sheehy. chairman, was elected
The association is an unusually strong
organization and its members are depended
upon for many events in connection with
the life of the high school students.
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. John Cavers is convalescent after
an illness Of considerable duration.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. 5.
A new campaign is on for membership
to the South Omaha Young Mems Christian
association.
Mabel Lewis was fined So and costs for
the alleged robbing of an intoxicated
farmer Wednesday night.
COAL! Try H~owland's celebrated Silver
Creek. Office, 4SS N. cath st. Tel. South T.
Chapter NJ, p. E.. o, society, will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Mock
Ter, Twenty-second and G streets.
Frank Gerness and Fred Glaka were ar
rested for assault and battery last night
They were found on the carnival grounds.
For Rent rooms, modern, ID floor, 81;
per month and water rent. 1908 N. sd st.
South Omaha. Phone Webster 3615.
The best, the smallest, the handsomest
ladies' American watch, 25-year case, now
only $5 at Sandwals', 24O4 N St.
A voting machine has beer set up for
practice at the city hall ana anyone who
cares to learn how to run the machine is
welcome to full Instructions.
The death Of Edna May Highley, daughter
Of John Higley Of Ralston. occurred on
Wednesday night. The funeral will be held
Sunday with burial at Laurel Hill.
Government land drawing, October 5 tC
papers made out by Gail Hamin of Dallas
Rev. James NJ. Boutwell, was rendered q
reception last evening at the home of Mr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17

morning on the death of Charles E. Mar
shall of LockpoTt, N. Y, whose body was
found in a room on the second floor OF 1924
Dodge street, with a bullet wound In the
temple and a pistol lying beside the body,
Principal Graft Speaks Sunday-The
first opportunity of hearing an address by
e. u. Graft, the new principal of the
Omaha High school, will be afforded Sun
day afternoon. when Mr.. Graft will speak
on Character and characteristics at the
Young Mems Christian association, Edu-
c~ational resources were also drawn upon
in arranging the program for the boys
meeting that day. Superintendent Davidson
being announced for a lecture on Lincoln.
Park Brings Good News From West
w. L. Park, general superintendent of the
Union Pacific, returned Friday from his
annual inspection trip of all the lines of
the Union Pacific road. He says he found
business improving all along the line and
that a general air of prosperity prevailed
in all the farming districts. He said the
farmers are husking their corn, which is
somewhat unusual for this time of the
year, and that the winter wheat was look
ing fine in spite of the dry season which
has been hanging over the wheat belt. The
double track work on the main line in Ne
braska is now completed as far as Benton.
whelan Wins Suit Against Daniels
james Whelan has won the first step in
his suit against Charles Daniels and the
City Garbage company over the right to
gather up the dead bodies of animals or
the streets and public places in the city OF
Omaha. Judge Estelle of the district courI
issued a temporary injunction restraining
the defendants from hauling or buying any
dead bodies found in the streets or public
places, the injunction to remain In force
until the case is heard on its merits
Whelan claims he has a contract with the
city to remove the bodies. but he asserts
the defendants have been doing some Of
the work without authority.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
POPE BUYS LEATHER COMPANY
stock of 100000 Concern Passes Into
Hands of OmRhRn After Sue
ceasful Career.

Irving w. Pope has bought the stock of
all other stockholders in the &C. p. r.. &
X. company" wholesale leather dealers of
Twelfth and Farnam streets, and will con-
duct the house together with branches in
Denver and Salt Lake City. The company
has a capital stock OF 500, 600.
TIL retiring members Of the firm are T..
g., Kelly and Charles Charmquist, who have
gone on the road for wholesale houses.
The &C. p. r. g. X. company deals i'm
everything made Of leather and has Quilt
up a large business in Omaha territory in
trunks and bags, supplying many of the
wholesale houses Of Omaha with sample
cases and sample trunks. MT. Pope has
Saen connected with the house since It was
foullSed and in addition to his wholesale
business is manufacturing agent for a
standard line Of trunks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
At the Theaters
Lew DOcIostader and His Ministries Mt

Lew Dockstader and His MinsTreIs Mt
the BOy
Omaha folks who a their memories
of the veteran minstrel. Lew Dockstader,
refreshed by attending the Boyd Thurs
day afternoon or evening feel that this
seasons entertainment by the famous
Dockstader troupe fully measures up to
former standards set in minstrelsy.
Though an innovation, the style of en-
tertainment furnished on the eighteenth
annual tour of the famous blackface
artist and his company IS Just as popu.
lar and clever as the original minstrel
entertainment, II not more so, and this
was attested to most fOrcibly yesterday
by the large audiences and the repeated
applause that greeted the efforts of the
troupe.
1t is always hard to say what was best
In an entertainment that was uniformly
good. but though the chorus, orchestra
and dance numbers had that distinctive
quality that is seldom found, the award
will probably go to the individual efforts
Of Lew and his associate artists whose
solos and comedy acts were both new and
clever. Mr.. Dockstader's Politics Under
Water was one OF the most novel things
on the program, his personification of a
colored counterpart OF Judge Taft, who
sought the quiet of a submarine voyage
before being elected, and in his undeS
water retreat met his opponent, the
other Bill, and had a heated political
! argument and victory aver him, being on,
Of the most laugh-provoking parts of the
long banquet OF minstrel delicacies
served UP.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have Root Print It.

Have Root Print 1t.
Diamonds, Edholm, Jewelef.
Rudolph T. swObods, Public Accountant.
Pa Rourks for Quality cigars, 816 S. 18th
Rinehart, photographer, 18th & Farnam,
mr.. ]. J. Foster, dentist. Continental Blk,
Bowman, III N. 16. Douglas shoe, $3.50.
Electrical Wiring and ROpairB-Burgess-
Granden company, 1911 Howard street.
Globe weather strip work on Paxton
hotel. Saves one-third coal. Sc per foot.
Equitable L~ife-Polices sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely, manager, Omaha.
$1,000 omAha Home Telephone bonds
and so per cent stock at IS. Wire Cohn
Bros, $50 First, Portland. Ore.
Keep your money ana v~aluabIes in a
safe deposit box in the American Safe De-
post Vaults in The Bee building, which is
absolutely burglar and fireproof. Boxes
rent for only 81 a year or 81 a quarter.
Deed for Rogers B~uilding-The deed to
the Rogers building at Fourteenth and Far
nam. recently bought from the Milton ROg-
ers Estate company by Charles Gruenig,
was filed with the register OF deeds Friday
morning. The consideration was sos, 600, &C
cording to the record.
Rush to Lam 10 ovsr-The rush OF
homeseekers for Trip county land is about
over and the last train by which anyone
can leave for the registration points in
time to register leaves Omaha this after
noon for O'Nein and this evening at {
o'clock for Dallas and Gregory.
Porch Climber Gets One DoIlar-By
climbing the front porch of the residence
at u5 North Twenty-fourth street a bur
glar gained entrance to the room Of Miss
Irene Livingstone Thursday night. The
I room was ransacked thoroughly by the
' burglar. who only secured a 81 bill.
PanoramAH OF omAha-Panoramas OF
Omaha and views from the sightseeing
car OF the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
RAILWAY company were made Friday after.
noon by photographers for the Commercial
club OF Omaha. The views will be used IL
advertising Omaha and also In Showing
visitors wha may be seen from the car. A
score or more members of the club accom-.
panied the car on a special trip.
suicide Il the Vsrdfcs-Death resulting
from a bullet wound. ~self-inflicted will
suicidal Intent while temporarily insane
was the substance OF the verdict Of tn,
coroner's jury at the inquest held Frida!
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
SPECIAL For FAIRBURY MAN
John HIdel Pays Literally for His
Ride from Home City to
Omaha.

From appearances IL would seem that
John Hidel, a saloon keeper of Fairbury,
Neb., was thinking OF inauguratins a
special train service, his recent hiring OF a
special train from his home town to
Lincoln, and now his novel ride from Fair
bury to Omaha in a freight caboose last
night, pointing to the suppositlon that he
cares for the exciting and extraordinary
in his travel. His special to Omaha Thurs
day night consisting of an engine and a
way car or caboose in which he and several
friends made the trip, cost him $172, He
arrived in the city late In the evening.
after all the regular trains had come in.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17

Indigestion and Upset Stomach in five
minutes.
There is nothing else better to take Gas
from Stomach and cleanse the stomach
and intestines, and besides one ~trianEule
VIII digest and prepare for assimilation
into the blood all your food the same
as a sound, healthy stomach would do Il.
Z When D~iapepsin works, your stomach
rests-sets itself in order, cleans up
and then you feel like eating when you
come to the table, and what you eat viii
do you good.
Absolute relief from all stomach Misery
Is waiting for you as soon as you de-
eide 10 begin taking Diapepsin. Tell your
druggist that you want Pape's Diapepsin.
because you want to be thoroughly cured
Of Indigestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
Eat your favOrite food without fear
of Indigestion or Stomach
Distress.

Why not start now-today, and forever
rid yourself Of Stomach trouble and In
digestion? A dieted stomach gets the
blues and grumbles. Give IL a good eat,
then take Pape's Diapepsin to start the
digestive juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching of Gas or
quotations of ~undigested food: no feel
Ing like a lump of lead in the stomach or
heartburn, sick headache and Dizziness.
and your food will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so cents for
a large case at any drug store here. and
Will relieve the most obstinate case Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
Catching JeweIry Thieves.

In view Of the Increased number Of
jewelry rObberies, the jewelers. Security
alliance is urging upon the trade the use
of a new and effective thief-catching de-
vice. The contrivance consists Of a lever
hidden behind the counter and operated by
the foot. By pushing this lever the door
of the store Is locked through the opera
ton OF a bolt at the bottom. The appar-
atus connects also with a large gong placed
tract the attention OF passers-by 10 tho
entrapped thief. A Philadelphia jeweler,
says The jewelers. Circular. used a similar
appliance recently, with successful re-
suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
sheriff OF Angel GuIch" at the

young Buffalo," the cowboy actor. is
this year repeating his former successes,
appearing in Charles E. Blaney's latest
play, The Sheriff OF Angel Gulch." which
opened a three days engagement at the
Krug Thursday night. A good house wit
messed the first performance, and from the
applause accorded the star one would Judge
that his acting was more than appreciated
and that his popularity is certainly not on
the wane.
In the present offering the disputed title
OF a rich gold mine and the love affair OF
Young Buffalo. the sheriff, with the sup
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Turner's Night One of Most Interest
ing of Business Mems Exposition.
SHORT ATHLETIC DRILL GIVEN
Pioneer Historical Society Planning
for Elaborate Observance of
the Anniversary of the
City.

Turner's night at the South Omaha
Business Mems exhibition was unusually
interesting from the fact that the Turner's
gave a short athletic drill on the grounds
at $780,. The work consisted of high bar
work and drilling. Some good work was
done on the parallel bars. This drew all
the spectators who could comfortably get
around them. The Turner's marched
through the principal streets in the even
ing headed by Franek's band. a crowd of
about 1000 people attended. These patron
lied the attractions of the midway and
danced on the large floor.
The attendance every night has been
up to expectations. Friday night being
the democrats particular night at which
time A. c. Shallenberger and other promI-
nent candidates will speak, a large crowd
is looked for. If the attendance continues
until Saturday night 1t is expected that the
proceeds will be fully up TO the needs. So
far the crowds have been very orderly. The
fun has been of a moderate order but every
one seemed to be satisfied with the amount
they got during a visit. Many of the at
fractions have been doing a thriving bust
ness. The Bohemian schools of Brown
park and the public school as we'll was
excused yesterday afternoon so that the
children might attend the carnival. Many
of them availed themselves of this oppor-
tunity.
Observing City's anniversary
The Pioneer Historical society of South
Omaha has announced definite plans for
the observance Of the twenty-second birth
day of South Omaha. The actual date Of
the organization was October %, but the
program and banquet will be held October
| ~ rho first raaaFfnn 81 49, aV.I FL A.
summer vacation. Special effort will be
made to render this a memorable birth
day. The banquet will be entirely informal
and the full plans will be announced later.
A number of speakers will be called upon
to present various features of the evolution
of the city Of South Omaha. Walter Slate
will be one of the chief Of these. He was
one Of the early pioneers and knows most
of the inside Of affairs in the days Of or
ganization.
Sewer Work Progressing.
w. Scott King Of the National Construc-
ton company reported a few days ago that
with the close Of the week his company ex-
pected 20 have succeeded In placing the
Mud creek sewer under full Roadway again.
The company has been trying to get a
working shield through a heavy weight OF
sand at the east end OF the tunnel section
where the sewer passed under the hill
near Thirteenth and Monroe streets. This
work has been no easy task and all the
difficulties have not yet been overcome.
The concrete still has TO be laid and the
shield pushed forward through eight feet
Of the sand, II has been such slow work
that the concreting has not proceeded much
faster than three feet in as many days
When the clay hill is reached the COMPANY
expects 10 make great ~headway. Wher
this section Of the tunnel is complete the
shield will be left In the ground at the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
Weekly Hints for the Home Maker.

1t is the thing that saves a little, every
day. that counts in the home, Every kit
chen should have a Russwin food chopper.
1t saves fully 20 per cent over any other
food chopper in the market, besides being
Clearly, durable and simple, and gives best
results with least trouble. The price OF a
Russwin family size is S1.25, but the Dun
ming Hardware Co, 1912 Harvey, have a
special sale this week only, at 95c. Better
not put it off, but get one at this price
today. A fine cook book given with every
chopper.
Every lady should have a good shear or
scissor-pOor ones are a nuisance. Next
week Dunning Hardware Co, will offer a
lot of the highest grade, all steel, fully
warranted, that sell regular at, from SIC
to N.26, at the flat price of sec per pair.
Better get ready 10 hold down the coal
bills by seeing now that the house is prop
erly fitted with weather strips, 6Oc per hun
dred feet, is a low price, but that is what
the Dunning Hardware Co, 1919 Harvey,
are offering. Phone Bell. D.. t2L. Ind All2l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
building

Gust Hansen, Thirty-first and Martha,
frame dwelling, 5000; Henry sehmarse, 2l2
North Forty-second, frame dwelling, $3.50;
G. b. Curry, $500 North Twenty-seventh
avenue, frame dwelling. $500; II. Coesfeld.
Thirty seventh and Lincoln boulevard,
frame dwelling, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
strong R%uttOnhoIe..

Place a fine piece of muslin or lawn
underneath the b%uttonhole and work il the
Same as usual. When II is all finished cut
away the muslin close to the stitch. and
there will be a dainty. though strong but
tonhole.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17
To RIacken Tan shoe..

When your brown shoes get too much
soiled to clean use black stain and polish
for backing shoes. Apply stain and then
polish. They will look like new black
shoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-17

Advertise in The Bee, the paper that goes
into the homes OF the best people.