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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11

Oklahoma
One Firm Produced 2.442,478
Bbls. Oil
Sold 2,117,462 Bbls. IN June
in NOwata Co.

4sa-l.O40 acres Of rich valley land. oil
smooth and part OF same is IN a high sta,e
of cultivation. This land is located within
three miles OF Watova, OIL, and six miles
from Nowata, Ok. 5000 acres OF it is praC-
ticahy in one body and $40 acres lie located
three miles south. The land is well worth
t5 an acre; an exceptionally good bargain
at sec per acre.
We have land in Nowata Co, in any size
tract you may desire from 8 acres up Al
price, ranging from SO to SIS per acre.
There are 400 flowing oil wells in Nowata
Natural gas Is sold at &c per loo cubic
feet. You might get an oil well with your
land.
Average rainfall in Nowata Co, sc inches
per annum; average from March J TO Ocuu-
Der l, "a inch, and distributed Just as
needed. Prospects for a big crop are in
evidence on every hand. Corn stands 10
TO l2' feet high oats just threshed making
90 to 100 bu. per acre; wheat 20 to 40 bu.
Good water is found from 20 to 40 feet.
Find Nowata count on your map.
The Oklahoma a. Cherokee Central r.. K.
east and west through this county Is a
certainty. Land will probably double In
value within two years, You can't afford
to miss this opportunity. Let us tell YOU
why we can sell this land so cheap. ASK
Missouri Pacific ticket agent about low
rates to Nowata. Come in and see us, o.
write
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 624 n. Y. Lie Bids.
Phone Red 1899. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
Iowa PythIans
Split in Twain
by State Election
M. J. Tobin, "Anti-Ring" Candidate,
is on Trial for Alleged Viola
ton of Rules.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. 1O-(Special Tele-
gram 1.-THE sensational development OF the
day in the grand lodge meeting Of the
Knights Of Pythias, which has attracted
about 2,O0O Pythians. was the preferring Of
charges against VI. }. Tobin Of Ninton anti
ring candidate for grand chancellor.
Grand Chancellor Ward Ferguson accuses
him OF having violated the regulation which
would prohibit the sending out Of circulars
appealing for votes. Tobin is on trial be-
fore the supreme tribunal this afternoon.
He and his followers claim this is a trick
on the part of the Salinger forces to elimi-
nate him from the contest. DR.. X. c. Nc
Coy of Corydon is the Salinger candidate.
Tobin says he will go before the conven-
ton in spite Of any verdict the tribunal
may render.
The election will be held tomorrow morn
ing The fight is a bitter one, the order
being squarely split into two factions.
Charges are being openly made Of trickery,
packing the tribunal" etc.
The grand tribunal of the grand lodge,
knights Of Pythiss, overruled the demur-
rer that Il had no jurisdiction in the mat.
ter OF the charges brought gains M. J.
Tobin OF Vinton, Ia. candidate for grand
chancellor, by q vote of 3 to 2 and viii
try Mr.. Tobin's case tomorrow. The
charges against Mr.. Tobin were filed by
Grand Chancellor Ward Ferguson Of
Kolfe. Ia, who alleges that Mr.. Tobtr
has violated certain Of the Pythisn lava
in sending out personal appeals by letter
fer support.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
Iowa
YOUTH ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Sister.in-Law In~terferes in Young
Mans Love Affairs.
MORE BARNS FOR LIVE STOCK
Exhibits Too Numerous for the
Present FaciIities-ChaDge in
Iowa State Pharmacy
Board.
MORE BARNS FOR LIVE STOCK

DIES MONIES. Is, Aug. 1p-special.)-
Mrs. NJ. S. Love, Of BNForty-first street,
threatened to spank her ls-year-Old
brother-in-law, Guy Fisher % Garden
Grove, Ia, n he didn't stop writing love
letters TO Della Berry Of Garden Grove,
who has been visiting at the Love home,
Fisher, however. came to Des Moines and
went out to the Love home this morning
This afternoon at 2O7 on West Tenth
street he shot himself IN thu side. 1t is
believed to be nothing but a flesh wound
and that he viii recover from. the bullet
II not from his love affair. The police
were called and found on Fishers person
letters from Mrs. Love threatening to
spank him II he didn't stop making love
10 Miss Berry and telling him to desist
from trying to persuade the girl 70 return
to Garden Grove.
More Barns for Fair.
The executive committee Of the Board
Of Directors OF the Department Of Agri-
culture today decided to erect ct once
before the opening of the fair enough per
mancnt barns to care for all the stock
that has been entered for the fair. The
fair opens August q, which leaves but
sixteen. days remaining in which to erect
the barns Last year the directors erected
one permanent barn in sixteen days, but
this year they will erect several The
two brick horse barns on the grounds
now were so erected that the space be-
tween them could be rooted over and this
will be done and. the two ends bricked up,
making one additional barn. This, how
ever, will not be sufficient. There will
have to be erected one additional COM
plete brick horse barn and probably two
COW barns before all the stock is pro-
vided for.
No Threshers at Fair.
There will be no threshing machinery at
the state fair this year, For many years
the threshing machinery manufacturer
have gotten together and agreed solemnly
that they will not make On exhibition at
any state or county fair, AZ regularly
some dealer would engage space and then
all would be forced TO exhibit. This year
the thresher manufacturers have tieG things
up fast and there will be no exhibits at
any state fair. Other lines Of goods manu-.
featured by the concerns will be shown,
however. The objection to showing the
threshing separators and engines is that
they are such heavy n achinery that the
expense Of the exhibit is enormous.
Quarantine Lifted.
The quarantine ordered against the
states Of New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland and Michigan by Gov
ernor Garst on account of the foot and
mouth disease in cattle will be formally
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
Iowa

10y tul -y.rs o. ESQ S,un,tt. Mettler
and Townsend cumuCs,d the battery Tor
CrrstOu and NlvsbrOd pitched FOR
Foutanelle. 4 return same h. TO be played
here Thursday and Friday Of this week.
CRESTON-With Ideally PERFECT weather
during the entire ten days session the 1900
Sunday. with IN. Frank Crane and the
keilogG-IIaines singing parry as attrac-
tons in the afternoon and Father DRtcy
with the k,logg-Haines people In the even
ing.
CRESTON-Tvo carloads Of imported
horses arrived In the city last evening by
express consigned TO Wilson & stream.
well-known Crestun horscmcn. The ship
mcnt was rushed from New York City,
making the trip In two days They were
shipped from Antwerp. Belgium. and are
mainly PCrcheruns and Belgian shircs. A
small thoroughbred English bull pup, picked
up IN London. accompanied them as q
mascot.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Maiden Investment Co. to South
dale 800
Adolph Musil, lot 8, block II,
kountze's third addition .........-... l,40
8. II lot I, block 7, shinn's addition. $50
Lillian c.. Ellis and husband TO S. p.
Sheeran, lot 4, block II, Bedford
j. p. Metzger ana wife to +. F.. PAT. INV
fenrath, lot IL. Cherry Garden. 1000
Missouri X. Brown to II. b. Robin
son, part tax lots u and 10. 10-15-13. 1900
Clara b. Wyman, ct al, to same,
part tax lot II, l0-l5-l3. ............... 5000
c. F. Hastings and wife 10 Bertha r.
Matoush, west 40 feet lot 5, block 3,
Sulphur Springs ..."......:.".. $500
W. r.. Wall and wife to Florence
Real Estate Co, lot 3, block .,
E M Martin to Bertha F. Martin, -'OOO
lot s, block 2 HIllsdale No. l......... l
Margaret V. Solomon, ct al, to Sarah
f. Andrews, lot 3, block &C."
Shinn's second addition ............... ISIS
b. F.. Ingersoll TO Clara B. Martin,
west 20 feet lot 5 and east 20 feet
lot s, block 2, Parkers addition 80. 1900
Gardner. lot 4, block 2, Prairie
Park 400
MorHingside Land Co, to William
Iverson, lot 1856, Morningside .......... 252
United Real Estate & Trust Co. to
Henritte Ramm, lot 5, block q,
Kountze Place 400
w IL 4 nOllldE dlO Hlle 70 A l. INODAs
middle p feet lot G. block 15O.
Omaha .........:-."".---.-.... 4,I26
E A. Thayer, ct al, TO same, east q
feet, same Sis
Homestead Co. to Mike Barberich,
lot 7S4, Homestead ................. %
Same to same, lot 75, same ;--.. Is
Claus Sievers to Charles L%iebentritt,
ct al, % acres in l5-l5-l2. ............, Il,O0O
Benjamin Barker, ct AL. to Ira L.
Frazell, lot G. block I, Baldriss
Mary R. wait to NJ. NJ. Robertson.
n interest In sublot IA, lot 6, Capitol !
NJ. NJ Robertson, ct al. to Wise Me-
mortal Hospital association, sub lot
John Friese to Margaret O.. Ritchie,
lot 10, block l. Noes subdivision 400
County SaGt o Treas n r, to S I.2 Brod-
Otto II. Meyer and wife TO ]. c. Scott,
west 81 feet lot lS, block Is, E. V.
csroiine BTcdbeck 10 David Brod. '
beck, ct al, part tax lot AZ, H-15-1S.. /
William Won Dohren and wife 10
WnIiam Won DOhTen, lot and part ,
Edward Carroll and wife to q. F.
Grosjean. lot ?, block / Richmond. $50
F.. c. WEIGH and wife to Peter Chu-
dacoff, lots l. ? and g. block 2, Hill
F. E. Guild and wife to c, G. Carl.
son. lot IL block / Hillside No. a.; 10
al. lot s, block 6, Creighton's first
Parkway Real Estate Co. to A j.
Wallin, west = lot 10, block l. Hill
SIDE NO. 10
c. G. Carlson and wife TO same, e,
lot II, block 1, 10
Same to Jonas Printz, W. q lot H.
block l, same 10
South Omaha Land Co. to George
Sobczyk, lots 10 and IA. block 23s,
Paxton Real Estate co. 10 J. ]. sulli-
van, lot q. keystone park ............ LOO
/ Carl SanberE and wife to n. o. John
son, lot T. block II, Reeds first ad-
dllun -. 's''.'''s AfW
william u. Moran, ST., and wife TO
c. NJ. Lundquist, lot Z block 90,
] benson LIN
Byron. r. Hastings, trustee, 10 An
drew Olsen, lots 8 and Z, Military
addition 1N
Total. .ss7, 445
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
Iowa

lifted by Governor Carroll In o few IA! 81.
Paul O.. Koto, state veterinarian has been
notified by the Agricultural department ~
Washington that the disease has been
stamped cut and there is 40 louEer nsces.
sity for the quarantine.
winterset Gets Depot Moved.
The Rock Island will move its depot IN
Uinterset nearer 20 town. The depot L.
now In the outskirts Of the town enc the
people there have tried for years to get
II moved COMMISSIONS Ketchuip has
been notified the change viii be made.
LarsOn out Monday.
At the office Of the Pharmacy commits
sion today, secretary Larson received no
tice by mail that his resignation was ac-
cepted 10 take effect next Monday aod
that Representative Moore " Etdcu IN
Wapeilo couuty had been elected 10 fnl
the vacancy.
NcbrRAknu Heads lie s~ndrynen.
J. J.. kimball OF Beatrice. Neb.. was to-
day elected president Of the Iewa-Ne-
braska Laundrymen's association. 10 ad-
dressing the Association no lsic great
stress On corporation.
Cupid On the homestead
Miss Lois Seniooke, Of lh2G sixth sverue.
this city, and Chester Ostrshdey 81 BLOCK.
ton. Ia, were married here today. The.
took adjoining claims In Wyoming. Vhcrc
they first got acquainted. They bay~ Just
proved up on the claims.
h Comes Saturday.
Corporal Lisle Crabtree will be taken q
Omaha next Saturday in a special car T.
stand trial for the murder OF Captain Ray.
mond at Fort Des Moines. His attorneys
had Intended to attempt in federal court
to prove him a dope fiend and get him
cleared. In military court martial this
will be impossible.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11

get nothing TO relieve him until we got
the CuticurA Ointment and the frat
application Of the Ointment put him 20
sleep. Then we used CuticuFa Re
solvent and Cuticura Soap and he Q n
tinued to improve until cured. The
boy is all right now and has been for
the last seven or eight years. i believe
hat the Cuticura Remedies will cune
all cases Of eczema II used right. as :
that gave our baby relief. D. J. Pierce,
Justice Of the Peacs a. Lee Co. Cameron,
N. c., Oct. % and Nov. 7, 1905"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
EVENTS on RUNNING InAcRs
,. r. Keenr's hilarious wins TrANeU
StaheA at sarRtnEnt -

stakes at Saratoga
SARATOGA, n. Z, Aug n-J K
keeno's Hilarious. the 9 to 1C tavorite Won
the $50 Travers stakes Tor 3-ytar-olds. ct
a mile and a quarter, hrrce today, but le
was an extremely tired horse and " was
only through Gameness that he won. Pr6c-
teal was a rosv before Fayette Tor the
place. There was great cheering When HI
arious' number was hung out. The slmc
was 2:06 Summaries.
First race. six f~uriungs. selling. $50
added. SalcolHtolic .uE' Goldstsiu. o t. y
won, Queen Maraucfite u13. Austin. to %
second, Fond Heart tl03. Creevv. 20 to -
third. TiUe. l:lt.b MAY Amelia. Miss
PerigUTd, Profit. Coincidence. Blue Tie.
ran.
Second race, one mile, selling. 500 addict:
Sir Cleges ul0, Powers, 9 TO ID won. Tcny
Faust tI12, Tsplin, 4 to n second. Tabo" co.,
McCahey, 6 to 81 third. Time: la. George
q. Han. Rye, sailor Girl and King Sol
also ran.
Third race. five and a half furlonsl $500
added. Gtasrnere Ol5, Scuviile, To- u Won,
ST Regis 1l5, Haynes 10 TO 81 second,
Baron Dioskau G15. Taplin, IS TO - th'td
Time: l:01A4 Fountain Square, Fulfill, Vol
taire, Ten PAGES. Livingstone. Glen Helen.
Dominica, ST Deninole also ran. ST Regis
and Baron Dicskau coupled.
Fourth race. the AraNcrs of $500. ;
ycar-olds, one and Dne-quarter miles. lll-
arious NlS. Scoville. . To 100 wr". IfRlurtl
1OS. Dugan. Is to ID second. Fayette l2i.
Powers, II to 100 third. Time: 2:e1 Three
starters.
Fifth race. 2-year-olds. selling. six fur
to 81 won. Jack pennerlin C02, TAPPING. y
to 81 second, Moltke ga Usrper; 10 70 -
third. Time: 1853. Nuyl. Flufiald, Fiction,
Salian and Pippo also ran.
selling. one mile, 500 added: Krikina tSd.
Garner, 3 TO y Won. Patsy l0a. S'vNihe. !
third. Time: l:4o. Tim Huladay. Saginaw,
WCOdnich and Yama also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11

ID sGaAcs LAAANApAAs NJ
W1NTED-Yo1RE man 70 snare com7oTI-
able furnished room. - Farnam St
"If I could only find comfortable lodgings
at a reasonable price / might be able to
keep up appearances and find Employment
said a young man as he, dropped into a
seat in an Omaha street car and IDLY picked
up a Bee tina some passenger had for
gotten.
His name was Herbert Carr, and he had
Just recovered from a long sick spell aud
found himself out OF employment and his
funds running low. He was "A years Of
age and was IN honest, neat ana intelligent
young man. but at the present time was
feeling very discouraged.
As he glanced over the columns OF The
Bee his eye caught the above Rd. which
he eagerly read. and exclaimed, That
surely was meant for me, for that Is just
what I need" And as soon as he could
he hurried directly to the above address.
being afraid he might be too late.
Arriving there, imagine his surprise when
he was met at the door by his own brother.
whom he had not seen for several years
and whom he had supposed 10 be dead
Explanations followed and they found
that each had supposed the other had
persisted in the san Francisco disaster.
They were 80 happy at being again united
that Herbert fergOt that he was out Of
employment but when he again thought
OF It he took his brothers advise and
advertised in The Bee SAINT columns. which
is the best place from which 10 obtain
EOod results, and OF course he soon found
employment thai suited him.
He is now praisins The Bee very highly
as does everyone else who reads H.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
tContinuedl
Investments

$4,000
win buy the double brick fiat building.
built about three years ago. at 26ls and
$500 Woolworth avenue. renting for SGT
for each apartment This Is well located,
close to Hanpcom park and 2ith street car
line. soOth front lot. FAUo feet. Terms
5000 cash, balance long time.
$1,000
VIM bug the new fiat building, 1905 and
HG Sherman Ave, located just opposite
the Sherman Apartment house. This flat
rents for $50 a month. is well built, on a
paved street, paving oil paid, east front and
IN a good location. Terms: About $500
cash. and the balance long time.
$4,000
WIN buy the st. Louis flat building. built
about a year ago, at $50 and 5s4 5. 18th Ave,
which IL always rented for $3.50 for each
floor. making SIS a month, or $500 a year.
This flat has oak floors, oak stairs and oak
finish IN the reception hall, parlor and
dining room, tile Rth room floors. Each
apartment Is nicely papered and always
rented. The paving Is all paid, the location
n very desirable. The terms are N,00 cash
and the balance five years at s per cent
An investment OF A.oo on this Will net
you over u per cent net.
These are the best income small invest
ments you can make in brick buildings.
The expense in keeping up a brick building
is very small compared with a frame.
These are all desirable buildings well To-
Gated.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey St
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11

Of sores from his head
70 his feet. Even the
Of his feet were
Of cracks with the
blood coming out. / be-
lieVe that his case was as
bad as il generally gets,
he was bleeding all
and could not rest.
he was too small TO tell
anything about il, only 70
end CIV. Mo could
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
Finds His Mother
Dead in a Cistern
Woman Near Boone Who Had Been
III Dies by Suicide or Ac-
cident

BOONE, Ia. Aug. 0.-(Special Tele7
gram.)-Peerins into the cold, dark re-
cesses Of the cistern at his home near here
VIII Cline saw the dead body OF his
mother at / o'clock. A flashlight which he
held revealed the gnastly sight. His
mother, who has been i'll some time, had
been under watch. Whether she committed
suicide of fell In accidentally will be de-
termined today by the coroner. The fam
fy is prominent and wel-to-do.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
WESTERN HANDICAP SHOOT
sam 4. HuntIey of Omaha il Among
HiRh Wen In Firat ENent.

ST. PAUL, Aug. lO.-The frst regular
event in the Western Handicap. which Is
being held under the auspices II the Inter-
state association. WAS shot of today under
q strong head wind that caused the targets
to Jump, but in spite Of this'tha amateur
marksmen ran up higher scores than the
professionals. r. ID. Guptil Of Aitkin,
number Of breaks, striking lGs targets cut
Of a possible l75. sam Hamilton CT st.
Paul and Sam A. Huutley Of Omaha, both
amateurs, scored lGT breaks. rho best
score made by a professional was l6B, by
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, la. Another
amateur, L. w. Hicks of FairIuJut, Mimi,
euualled this.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
80 YEARS FAVORITE
For Textures of the Skin and
Scalp Is CuticurA.

For more than thirty years Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment. assisted
when necessary by Cuticura Resolvent,
have been the fAvortes In tens Of thou
sands Of households for %tOrtunng. dn-
figuring humors Of the skin and scalp
that Itch, burn, scale, crust and bleed.
Peace falls on distracted households
when Cuticura enterB, bringing prompt
relief; permitting rest and Sleep and
pointing 70 q speedy cure whsn al else
fails. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
CutlogrA soap 16ol. ogtlsurs ointqsn, toel
and CuUcdra hrsolvsnt fAorb WF IN thf iurtn 81
Chocolate Coated Piia. 2bc. per VIA Of so. sod
throUEhout tht Nurd, Fot,eT DEg & chen c0rp-
SOC Pn0ps. 1875 Columbus ave bcstcH Aa4
aEA[pGEe CUtiCura BOOK matled he. nTiDk -
Ecdpa1A. UusUae1t Gn1 ege a aiSdA50 .! % 0A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11

CREsTON-The brennan elevator has
been purchased by w. S. Lyons and Mr..
Sperling, both Of whom have had long ex-
perisnoe IN that line Of work.
CRESTON-Reselutlons calling for nearly
half a mile more OF paving OF the residence
streets Of the city were passed by the city
COunCn Monday night Already a great deal
OF paving has been ordered In the city and
many other improvements in sidewalks and
crossing are being made by the council and
mayor.
CRESTON-Ars. Miranda Cox, aged q
years. died suddenly a. the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. J. r. BGFcus, Sunday night
Mrs Cox retired early Sunday night IN her
usual good health and about midnight was
found dead in her bed by member OF the
family. who had occasion 10 go 70 her room
Al that hour.
CRESTON-Creston's ball team defeated
the Fontanelle team sunday AZ FSntanells
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
RACING OPENS AT GALnsBrRG
WRpsie Wave wins 2iIc Pace from
Princess Lulu.

G~ALESBCRG, III, Aug. 10-The Great
Western pacing and uotting meet ypen,1
with a good attendance and q fast track.
Summaries:
Manufacturers stake. 90 trot. purse
81, 600: RUB Clay, b. M. by c. T.. C-".
Won; Henry second, Castle Dane third.
Time: 2:11la. 2:l3l., 2:l3h
Pacing. 2:lO class, purse 500: Naps'e
Wave, <. m. by Alcananu. won, Princsa'
Lulu second, Wuodford third. Time: 2:05k.
2:OSl4. 2:OSl5. 2G4l4, 2,Ol9..
Trotting. 2;l7 class, purse $40: Dulce jaw,
70. h.. by Jaybird. won. 3elba second,
Captain Aubrey third. Best time. 2,llA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
THE ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK
will receive bids for the materials and
construction Of q three-story brick bank
and office building, 25X1O feet, in accord
with plans and specifications on file
At their banking office, or al the office Of
William Dubois, architect, Cheyenne, Wy
oming. All bids TO be sealed and submitted
al their banking office on or before 10
O'Clock a. m, August q, 1903, and 10 be
accompanied by certified check in the
amount Of $500. Privilege reserved 10
reject any and all bids. ROCK SPRINGS
NATIONAL BANK. A l0d 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
4 nnnrrrnn. Wnnnh

is rendered antiseptic by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. the healing wonder FOR sores. burns,
piles, eczema and salt rheum. csc. sold by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
View InstructOra At Tabor.

g ShSE ~ AAbcNs
TABOR, Ia, July 10.-(SpeciaL)-The
elected Miss Jessie Monroe Of Chicago as
instructor in voice culture, singing and
public school music for the coming school
year.
Miss Monroe is a musician Of ability hav-
ing received instruction from the best voice
teachers In Chicago with a year spent
abroad under the training Of Prof. Bouhey
OF of Paris. Her voice IL q mezEo soprano
OF wide range
She has been very popular for some years
past as a circuit singer under Iyceum con-
tracts and during the present season is
filling c~hGutauqua appointments in various
cities In Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and Mis-
souri,.
Miss Nella Long Was elected to the posi-
ton of instructor In violin. Miss Long was
a members Of the teachers class OF 1892
Oberiin Conservatory OF Music and has re-
celyed instruction from Bernard Listman
OF Chicago with whom she had a free
scholarship o she studied under Ludwig
Becker OF the Thomas orchestra and VII
lian Yunk Of Detroit, Mich. She is the
daughter OF a Congregational minister
and is q years Of age.
Rev. Virgil b. Hill an alumnuH OF
Tabor college and for years q successful
pastor at Alcester, 5. D., has been chosen
as field secretary for the college At a
salary Of 500 per month and expenses, He
has already accomplished much during his
summer vacation in swelling the endow-
ment fund OF the college and will soon
move here with his wife and four children.
The list OF instructors for the year was
made complete by the election OF Miss
Cwendolin GilnIand as assistant teacher
or academy Latin and English,
Miss GillallRnd is a graduate OF Tabor
college and will continue to make this her
home. Everything points TO a year Of un-
eXampled prosperity for Tabor college.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CLARK'S CRUISES
OF THE CLEVELAND"
(HamburE-American Line)
$4,000 tSns, brand new,
Supsrbly fitted.
the WORLD

Fl en- New York October 10. 1909: from
San Francisco Fen. 5, 1910. nearly four
months. costing only $3.50 n UP. In
Cluding all expense aflOst and ashore.
SPECIAL PRATBELBf-MAdstFA, Egypt
m1iA, CsylOn, Burma, Java, BsrnsS. Phis
tppin6B japan IN unusual chance 70
visit unusually attractive places.
l2th Annual orient Cruise, Feb. I, 1ot
BY North German LiVyd , ) 'GTOsseT
kurfuersL. 70 days. including 20 days
EGYPT ana Palestine. $500 up.
FRAHK G. CLARK TrKES LDd n. Z.
". T. Sock l5a4- RRERAm St. Omaha
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC

LERs ENAE FOuA DAYS AT 5AA.
WssklS SAILING kStWGSE ASEEEGAL QaSksa
Gna Liverpool.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-11

BY Vern e. Scott. Hubbell, Neb., Box 2 Son
of Charles W. Scott. Ninth grade. Age
Is years. Principal. Mr.. Carmony.