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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22

Fredrickson was Joined in business by Mr..
Sidney l.. Edholm, who became secretary
and treasurer of the firm, and his present
success in the automobile business was
surely justified by his best successes in
the business world.
Mr.. w. f. Kemp, who for the last nine
years has had charge of the mechanical
work in the large automobile establish
ments Of Omaha, also became a member
of the firm and took complete charge OF
the mechanical interests of the firm.
Mr.. T. NJ. Bromwell, who has spent
seven years in Omaha and Minneapolis
selling cars, was given charge of the sales
department.
With this organization backed by some
of the best agencies to be secured, the
business reached a scope during 1909 that
had never before been acquired by its
predecessor.
1t has been the policy of the firm to
sell high-grade, short-discount cars at re-
tail and look after its own customers, a
policy that has proven sound and satisfac-
tory.
George Schuster, the man who gained
fame by driving the New York-to-Paris car
successfully around the world, making the
"trip in twenty-eight days shorter time than
his closest competitor, will drive a car
of the same make on the Glidden tour as
the office press car.
Mr.. Schuster has gained an enviabIe
reputation for road driving and has driven
the Thomas Flyer, his present car, in
many competitions with credit both to
himself and to the car.
In the New York-to-Paris race Mr..
Schuster was banqueted here by a num-
Der OF prominent men, who paid worthy
tribute to the driver of the only American
entry.
Mr.. r. o. Patten, sales manages of the
Pierce Arrow Motor Car company, arrived
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22

problem I'm a biplane, and another is sure
that the only safe and sure means or flighl
is The t:iplaue.
a wise and observing inventor has copied
a bird and. calls IL an ornithopter. we all
know tho bird can fly says this inventor.
and Of course. | am right" This particu-
lar bird has never tried its wings; bur
there may be a reason. This bird was
built in the garnet Of a Jersey house and
after it had been finished the inventor
discovered that in order to get the bird
out IT WoUld be necessary to remove the
roof. \ better idea struck him, so he
cut the bird apart and fastened it TO-.
gether after it was in the air.
The bird evidently resented the treat
mCnt and has persistently refused TO soar.
Another tells YOU that he mas great con-
fidencc in his slider because it has been
tried ON the family dog and it worked fine.
You see he said, Il didn't want to go
up i'm it myself until | was sure that there
was no danger, so I sent the dog up and
he came down all right" BY coming
down all right he further explained that
the dog is a first class high jumper and
landed on his four feet instead of his head.
The dog made SO successful a flight that
his owner has since been giving exhibitions
with him at country fairs.
Occasionally a bit of tragedy creeps into
a situation. one inventor claims that af-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22

United States, and with the exception of
the Wright brothers only one other in
ventor has actually flown in public. The
desire to conquer the air is as contagious
as measles, and almost every town boasts
OF an inventor who is sure that he has
solved the problem.
Every one of these 200 machines. accord
ing to its inventor, lis going to fly as soon
as a proper engine can be had and the
weather will permit Of flying. The fail
ures that are being charged up against
the weather man and the engine builders
would melt a heart of stone. The engines
are either too heavy or too light, and the
wind will insist upon blowing in the wrong
direction.
New York Is favored in having a colony
Of inventors. There are at present, more
than twenty of it's inventors constructing
wings with which they hope to fly. They
vary as to the best method of obtaining
flight, and the assortment Of Ideas would
make the tongues of Babylon seem like
one language. one OF them will tell you
he intends to soar by the monoplane route,
while another will say that the monoplane
Is all wrong and that he has solved the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22

ter his machine had been tuned up for a
flight a jealous rival invaded his shed at
night and tempered with it so that he
would have been killed had he attempted
to fly. DO these inventors show signs OF
jealousy? You should talk to one Of them.
He will confide to you that he is the dis
coverer Of the whole business and any
ideas the other fellow may have been
stolen from him. Usually a man who at
tempts to build a flying machine terms
himself a genius. but occasionally a chap
comes around looking for information,
and to supply this demand a school has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22
MACHINES THAT DO NOT FLY
More Than Two Hundred Constructed
by Rivals OF the Wright
BROTHERS.

II has been remarked that n all the ny-
ing machines off duty should suddenly a k
a leap into the air there would be an
aerial fleet large enough to fortify every
coast in the world, to say nothing OF the
fright it would give the inhabitants. 1t is
estimated that there arc now more than
200 flying machines constructed in the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22

lions will take place at Occur d'Alene, be-
ginning August 8. This was announced at
the general land office oday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22
e. Fredrick.on AutomobiIe Co.

From the sale Of a very few machines
the first season, and these handled as a
side line in connection with the carriage
and bicycle business, the establishment of
II. Is. Fredrickson has continuously and
constantly grown and changed in char
acter until it occupies the proud position
of handling each year more machines at
retail than any competitive concern in the
state of Nebraska.
At the time of this incorporation Mr..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22

in Omaha on Tuesday evening to await the
arrival of the Glidden tour, four of the
contestants being the cars that Mr.. Patten
sells.
The interest of the Pierce Arrow fac
tory is naturally greater than most com
panies since they have each year won the
Glidden trophy since it was first offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22
we,tcrn AutomobiIc Co.

The Western Automobile company, with
offices at SOS Brandeis building, handles
the great Western automobile This is
one Of the we'll known cars in the east.
it is a western car.
It proposes TO devote itself largely to
eauipping agents throughout Nebraska
and will carry on a distributory or job
bling business largely.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22
Rrick p. Kuhn.

The sales Of Commercial cars has been
pushed more vigorously by Brick Kuhn
than any other dealer in either Omaha or
Council Bluffs.
He has made the Holsman known
throughout this section.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-22
LAND DRAWINGS NEXT MONTH
Department Announces Lottery for
Three Western Reservations
August 81.

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Drawings for
the opening OF the Flahead, the Occur
d'Alene and the Spokane Indian reserva-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20
Rose. okLA.

Dated October 12.
Farmers are about through gather
ing crops
Tom -Mayes and John Keys went to
Pryor Saturday.
Mrs Joel Mayes is very sick at her
home near Tipp.
J. I. Wilson was in Grove on busi-
ness Wednesday.
Rev. Dodson filled an appointment
here the third Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Goard are the
happy parents Of a girl.
Guss Downing, wife and son. have
moved back to Rose.
Glen Rowe and Jess Ridge were
here from Pryor Saturday.
Bob Duncan visited his parents here
Saturday. returning to Tahlequah Sun
day afternoon.
Joe French had valuable horse to
get it's leg broken between the hip
and knee Saturday.
John Wickliff. one of the famous
Wicklif brothers, is very i'll with slow
fever at Ben Henry's
Lewie Ross has gone to louisiana
having been called to the bedside of
his aunt. Mrs. Murrel
Chas. Whiteday had his wrist thrown
out Of place. He says he is getting
so clumsy he is continually hurting
himself
Rev. Brown and Curry preached at
Arcadia Saturday night and at Jack
son. the new school house at old Sa-
line court house Sunday and Sunday
night.
Several drunks at church Saturday
night and some shooting on the way
home. Don't know what has become
OF tne officer. seems as if he is never
where he ought to be.
Chas Whiteday at the old Cherokee
orphan asylum, who has had care Of
the farm for many years. says he will
move as the farm has been sold to
the government fc- a poor farm. The
committee was here a few days ago
to see about the rent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20


The people who have it seem to have
lots.
Women like to be invited to after
noon receptions better than they like
to go.
We have an idea that some men
quit smoking to get their names in the
paper
Always remember that there is no
law compelling you to invest in an
agents scheme.
All bulls are more or less cross, but
look out particularly for the husband
Of a Jersey cow
Whether ne's right or wrong, a row
with woman will ruin man. Rather
than submit to it, run away,
woman's ambition is not only to
have both ends meet, but to lap over
and have enough for her kin
q am sorry for the North Pole,
said an Atchison man today 4 know
what it is to be discovered myself
If woman can reach 35 without
moustache appearing on her upper lip,
it is possible she may escape alto
gether
When the prettiest girl in Atchison
was a baby, she was SO ugly that her
mother frequently thought of giving
her away
No man who has ever attempted to
prevent a woman from having her
own way, has much to say about the
weaker sex"
Every woman VINO moves claims
that she cleaned the house she left,
and then had to clean the house she
moved into
So many people impose on others,
and think: They'll never notice it."
But they will notice it. and, what is
more, exaggerate it.
When a man begins to know wo-
man so well that she snarls at him
as she would snarl at a husband it is
time for him to skip
You often hear lifelong friends
abuse each other This should cause
you to ask yourself the question:
"What do my friends say about me?"
AS a rule those who could make the
story Of their troubles interesting are
those who are getting ashamed to tell
about it.
If you believe in prayer don't pray |
to be delivered from your enemies;
Pray that you may never hear what
your friends say about you behind
your back
Nine out of ten people who visit
country town, visit it with the hope
of making a profit; nine out of ten
people who visit a city, visit it to
spend money.
This is the kind Of world we live
in: If someone tells you story on
you can Immediately cap it |
with one on him. Unfortunately, we
are ALL talked about.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20

Mrs. H. r. Teasdale. state organizer
of the p. E. 0. Sisterhood. was here
yesterday from Oklahoma City and
organized local chapter here. he
meeting was held at the home Of Mrs.
F. J. Scott and the following officers
elected: Mrs. Lizzie. Gwinnup, presi-
dent Mrs. Lucy B. stutsman. vice
president; Mrs Nora Roberts, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Birdie Kapp, cor
responding secretary; Mrs Louisa
Scott. guard: Mrs. Laura Milford,
treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Scott, jour
nalist; Miss Edna Stutsman. pianist
After the close of the business session
refreshments were served in the din
ing room which was beautifully dec
GRATED in yellow and white, the chap
ter colors.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20
GLOBE SIGHTS

Why do you so hate to give people
credit
Wpen are superior to men because
they always say they are.
We like a girl who refuses to let a
young man break her heart
Every man feels sorry for the vic
tim Of some other mans injustice.
Some people think they can't be
ridiculous. But it's easy for anybody
There is one thing about red hair
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20

Mrs. NJ. L. Toby returned to La
Harpe. Kans.. this morning after an
extended visit with John Chouteau and
family
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20

Rev. and Mrs. j. n. Cantrell enter
tanned a party Of friends at six o'clock
dinner last evening. it being the thir-
tieth anniversay Of their wedding. The
guests presented Mr. and Mrs. Cant
rel with a beautiful cut-glass bowl
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20

" " " " - " ~ " " " ~ " ~ " " y
J. NJ Meade. Of Welch was here
on business today.
Mrs. Y. T. Younger went to Pryor
Greek this morning.
A. j. Martin, of Centralia, was in
the city this morning.
New line novelty goods, underwear,
blankets and comfortables. The Fair
J. A. Thompson made a business trip
to Pryor Creek today.
Mrs. r. e. Blachert returned from
Nebraska this morning,
G. w. Goad came over from Grove
last night on business trip.
FOR RENT - Comfortable three
room house City water Apply here.
F. d. Pelsue, d reai estate man, Of
Welch, was here this morning.
r. R. Taylor is reported quite sick,
at his home. northwest Of town.
There are other good fiours but none
as good as Red Star. Garrison.
Bert Etter was here from Pryor
Creek last night en- route to Tulsa.
X. J. Montgomery of Centralia, was
minging with the throng here today.
c. W. Arnold and wife, of Miami,
were among the many visitors here to-
day
If you want good butter get Elgin
Creamery, 40 cents. at Garrisons.
Miss Grace Davis of Marysville,
Kans., is the guest of Mrs. L. d. Dali
quest
Mrs. j. H. Werril of Indiana arrived
this morning for visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. o. L. Conner went to Pryor
Creek this morning for a visit with
relatives.
Elgin Creamery Butter, 4Oc per lb.
at Garrison's.
W. A. Chase the we'll known attor
ney, Of Nowata, was attending court
here today
J. H. Germand arrived this morning |
from Danville, H., to look after prop
erty interests
"A Certain Rich man" William AL
len Whites new book, at the Post
Office News Stand
Mrs. Charles Martin, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Spencer
returned to Bristow today
There was no quorum at the council
meeting last night and all business
was deferred until this evening.
P. G. Rucker, c. Hildebrand, p E.
Scott and Asa Snider were among the
visitors here today from Centraia.
George M. Mason and wife and d.
Powers. of Paris, Mo-. was among the
throng of prospectors here today
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Knight are the
proud parents of baby boy, born last
night Mother and child are doing
nicely.
George f. Harris. Dr. J. W. Craig,
Frank Lee and viii Devine left this
morning for few days hunting trip
on Grand river
John A. Wise closed a deal this
morning for the purchase Of the Swain
property on North Scraper street, con-
tanning eleven houses and lots.
Mrs. Frank Wilkerson of Hutchin
son. Kans.. and Mrs. J. w Linder of
Joplin are expected this evening for
a visit with Mrs j. S. Brown.
Carl Osborn. aged II, was taken in
charge by Sheriff Ridenhour last even
ing, on complaint of the boys mother
who says she is unable to control the
boy and wants him sent to a reform
school:
cro1E cfcuTc
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-20
THE WEATHER.

Q 0 o Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q 0 Q 0 0 Q
o THE WEATHER.
o Tonight and Thursday, part {
Q ly cloudy; warmer.
Q Local observations, for day {
o proceeding, furnished by C. e.
0 Lahman: {
o Maximum temperature so degs {
d Minimum temperature so degs {
o Temperature at p. m. So degs {
o o o 90 900 o O o 90 o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
SLATED FOR
! CHAIRMAN OF
CONVENTION
81. JOHNS MAN WILL PRESIDE AT
GRAND RAPIos-wiLG A. WAITE,
OF DETROIT. TO BE sEcRe-
TARY.
lErom = stan corrssp0ndsntl

N LANSING. Mich. Feb. 9.-Aecord'
ing 10 the prepared slate. Will smith,
cf st. Johns. will he chairman OF the
Republican state. convention TO he
held In Grand Rapids next Friday. AMI
Will A. Waite, OF Detroit, will be the
secretary.
Legislators are trying 10 arrange
for the attendance OF every member
and most OF the employees expect 10 Dc
present There Is more Importance
attached TO this convention than usual
with the hope OF patching up fsctional
differences.
The bill by Rep. Ogg, of Detroit,
that will not compel judges OF the SUI
preme court 10 live In Lansing, is on
the general house order ready for &C
ton, but the general tendency OF the
members Is TO let the present law
stand as advised by the state board
Of supervisors, on the theory that a
salary OF $1,000 year demands fui
time and presence.
The legislative investigating COM
mittee on the state water power hes
returned, and Chairman Curtiss, or
Detroit. says a large amount or val
liable data has been secured. but the
more the subject is studied the more
convinced become the members that
the state can only control water pow
err rights through rate regulations I'M
der correction of the state tax commits
sion. The committee will have to go
to several other places yet in the state
Tor hearings and there will be hear
ings at the capitol next week when
number OF supervisors will be pres
emit and must endure severe quiz
xfng by the committee. The report to
the legislature will not be ready till
about the fifteenth or March.
The Oscoda supervising matter for
franchises on the Au Sable river is
still suspended. but only by a hair
which Is liable to break at any mo-
ment with. the water power rights
turned over to the eastern Michigan
power company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
u, S. MAY BUILD TWO
GIGANTIC WARSHIPS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The senate
naval committee will hold another
meeting today for the purpose OF con
sidering the naval appropriation bill.
II is hoped they will finish with the
bill AZ this meeting. What has been
done so far is not known. as the com
mittee will make no statement until
they have finished with the entire
bill Senator Hale's bill for two more
battleships is under consideration and
Il is thought Will be favorably report
ed To the senate II these battleships
are granted they will be the largest
In existence and will exceed the
Dreadnought type OF England.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
SON WILL
TRY TO CONVERT
CHINESE PEOPLE
THINKS NE HAS MISSION TO
cHRlSTiANIZE EMPIRE - WILL
FOUND uNlVERsITY-ls SCION
OF LORD SALISBURY.

LONDON. Fen. s-ro westerniIe
the east b! means OF Christian uni
Ncrsi,y In china. which will teach the
Chinese he principles of good govern
ment and knowledge OF the gospe!
is the ambitions object OF the Rev.
Lord William Cecils visit To China
next month.
The reverend gentleman. who holds
his noble tile through courtesy. is the
son OF the late Lord Salisbury, former
prime minister OF England. lie Is
now the rector OF Hatfield, the historic
seat or the Cecils. Speaking OF his
proposed "trip. Lord william said
"a am going out as the representa-
tive OF very influential committee,
composed o. Oxford and Cambridge
university undergraduates. 10 Try 10
assist. II possible. Al the foundation OF
a religious. Christian and educational
university which is intended 10 be a
means Of bringing happiness TO the
millions Of Chinese now in misery. ~
teaching them the principles OF good
government and what is more I'M
portani, by bringing knowledge ot
the gospel TO all.
train IN, statesmen who will guide
China through the difficult period o.
awakening and reform which is before
Der. Whether We can succeed or not
ia founding such an institution is II
Gods hands. but all We can say Is
that we have hope and II is certainly
worth while by going out 10 China t.
Try 10 make that hope reality.
Desire for Education.
/ II am going 10 find out first OF al
/ the best town in which 10 start th'
mission. and also whether IL Will b'
! advisable that the mission shall b'
attached 10 An existing institution
English or American-or wehther !
will be possible 10 start one independ
entity.
Il understand that in China, al tn
present time, there is a real and
great desire for western education
but the western education which sh
has received hitherto. especially a
Toxic. has been associated with suci
mGterialistic teaching as 10 render }
very demoralizing. and as such Is nat
urally disliked by all thoughtful Gu.
nese Of all shades OF opinion.
"On the other hand there can be NJ
question that western knowledge is a
absolute necessity. and our desire /
TO assist in a great movement that nd
already been made 10 give TO Chin
western knowledge associated Wit
Christianity.
The committee is interdenominc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

tional. having representatives OF all
the leading denominations, To men.
zion u few names, there are Sir -
Satow. the Rev. j. Carter. the bishop
nj Bombay. the Rev. Canon Foakcs-
Jackson. the Rev pr. Barber. ana
about 10 other wellknown men.
There Is 10 doubt that China is
waking from her lethargy. but the re-
cent change in her policy may pro-
ioundly affcct all our plans The IAN
OF the progressive leader is like bolt
rom rhe blue, and Il is quite impos'
IDLE 10 Try 10 form m idea OF what
lde,reaching effect that may have.
Awakening Of China.
Our plans may perhaps fail
through this change. not because they
rave not been well conceived. but be-
ause We may hnG that under the
visiting circumstances, This Is not the
,lrht moment for us to begin our
mission.
There Is no doubt that the awak-
ing OF China has been brought about
bN the improved means OF commnnica-
ton with this and other countries. You
see. We have come nearer 10 each
,ther and are now emily abou, 10 days
Journey away by the land route
through Siberia. am going To emma
hat way. rs II will save much val
liable time and / am anxious tn get
there AS quickly as possible. Then !
shall be able To consider what is best
o De done.
1t is only within the last few years
,hat the eastern mind has changed
suddenly from an intense dislike oi
western ideas tn very much more
favorable attitude. 80 that now me
chureh has an opportunity which II
may never have again, Of winning tha'
vast nation To Christianity only
hone We may be successful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
COUNCIL RECOMMENDS
REMOVAL POLICE CHIEF

JACKSON. Mich, Feb. S.-The
common council last night recon-
mended the removal from ONCE OF
Chief OF Police Henry l.. Hunt and
Police Commissioner Capt. Hartwick.
Hunt is Jackson's reform chief, hav-
Ing been appointed to Office last win
ter. He Immediately began a cru
sade against the saloons and resorts
w. ]. Riley and j. George Kibbler,
police commissioners. had the chiefs
order rescinded. Then the chief had
the mayor suspend the commissioners.
The council last night reinstated the
two men. II Is not believed the may
or will remove the chief and Commits.
sioner Hartwick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
STRIKE is DECLARED;
CITY WITHOUT FOOD

BUENOS AYRES. Feb. "a strike
of unheard proportions began at Ro-
sario. Not only workmen, but mer-
chants and shopkeepers and even
bankers, suspended work as a protest
against the increase in the municipal
taxes The city is without bread. meat
or milk
The dock laborers. numbering 5000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
PREACHER SEEKS DIVORCE.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. g.
"A divorce suit has been started here
by Rev. Eli Wigle against Mary f.
Wfgle, of Mason. Ingham county.
Mich. The complaint charges cruelty.
The suit is based on beatings alleged
TO have been administered TO his son
after 1887. He charges that his wife
beat the boy with her fists and q
board and that the son has never re.
covered from the effects OF the beat.
ing. He Is 90 years old now. Mrs
Wigle left her husband In 1890 and
has lived with him only three years
since. Rev. Mr.. Wigle is an eyange
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
COMPANIES INCORPORATE.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 9-Articles
~ incorporation have been filed with
the secretary CT state by the Real Es-
tate Investment Co. Lansing, $50, 900;
Fred G. Weston & Co., Oscoda, $4,000;
Minington Milling Co., Wilmington. In.
crease from $4,000 TO $4,000; North.
ern Leather Co., Ishpeming, $4,000;
Ypsilanu Agency Co.. $4,000; Eclipse
Box Manufacturing Co, Grand Rapids
increase from 100000 to 100000;
Anketel Lumber & Coal Co. Sanilac
Center. increase from $4,000 to $50.
600