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The evening world., 1909-02-24
TRIBUTE TO TAFT
BY ROOSEVELT IN
INAUGURAL BOOK
Man of Rare Courage, High
Character and Sound Train-
ing, Writes President.

WARRINGTON. Feb. "A remark.
able feature OF the inaugural souvenir"
Issued by the committee In charge Of
the inaugural ceremonies 10 a biograph-
teal sketch Of President-elect Taft by
President Roosevelt. II has peculiar
significance In view OF the rumors that
have been published to the effect that
fNcion existed between Roosevelt and
TAFT The keynote OF tho Presidents
sketch may be found In these words.
mo man OF better training. no man
OF moro dauntless courage, Of soundet
commonsense and Of higher and finer
character has ever come to the Presl-
dency thnn William Howard Taft"
The President In concise terms pref
aces this statement with history OF
the Pres!dent.elect. touching simply
upon the public achievements OF the
man. In one place he says. referring
to Taft as a solicitor general:
He won an enviabe reputation and
succeeded to a remarkable degree In
combining entire fearlessness in stating
and upho!d!ng his own convictions with
the ability to avoid giving needless OF.
tense to those whose convictions differed
from his. The combination OF these DUAL.
ties Is rare.
There are too many men In public
as In private life who will not stand BY
their convictions In time OF stress, and
there are also not few who. having
the right convictions and the courage
to stand by them, nevertheless put them
forward In the most offensive manner
IN the manner best fitted to prevent
their becoming the convictions OF any
considerable number OF their fellow
countrymen.
1T is one OF Mr.. Tafts great gifts OF
usefulness that he possesses exactly this
ability; the ability to unflnchingly stand
by the right and Yet TO do It with the
minimum OF ofens!reness toward those
who DO not see matters as clearly as he
does"
The President refers to Mr.. Tafts
judicial record, saying: 1T fell to Mr..
Taft TO decide number OF cases in
which he blazed In advance the trail
that all our Judges must In the end fol-
low. This was notably the case both
as to corporations and Of the rights OF
labor"
The same souvenir contains a biog.
raphy OF James Schoolcraft Sherman
by Congressman ], Slost Fassett, OF
New YORK, In the course OF which he
says:
After twenty years Of almost con-
tinuous service In Congress It is a
very significant tribute to man TO be
able truthfully to say that he has no
enemies on either side OF the House"
The evening world., 1909-02-24
No Violence In sehoolboy Case.

Phillips Brooks underhlli, the Yon.
kers schoolboy whose death ten days
ago was said to have been due to n
blow from one OF his teachers In Pub
lie School No 49, died OF natural
causes. according to statement made
by Coroner lies, Of Yonkers to-day In
mis- report the Coroner says that young
Underhill died from natural causes, and
he adds: There was no basis for the
gossip that his death was caused by
violence"
The evening world., 1909-02-24
TO STOP CHOKING ATTACKS
Spells Warded OF Completely BY New
Discovery.

The awful choking sensation so familiar
10 asthma sufferers. when the patient Is
awakened In the night and Is hardly able
10 breathe. will no longer be feared or
dreaded when II IL known that the famous
specific, ascatco, will prevent Il II used
when the sufferer feels the paroxysm com
Ing on.
This Is one OF the best evidences Of the
wonderful properties OF aseatco as . posi-.
tive cure for asthma In all its forms. The
disease may BE- entirely eliminated from the
system In four or five weeks by the use Of
aAcatco. no matter how long the patient has
had the disease.
On account Of the large demand for ascatco
from sufferers In New York and Brooklyn
the Austrian Laboratory has decided to
have Hegeman's and Riker's drug stores
Garry a supply Of the preparation In two
sises-the fifty size for mild cases and
for the prevention OF night attacks, and ths
q size, containing enough for months
treatment In which time Z cure will result.
The Austrian Laboratory. % West 18th
street. Now York City, will send free an
experimental treatment TO all who write
for II.
The evening world., 1909-02-24
DOUBLE EXECUTION IN
CONNECTICUT PRISON.
Men Killed D. D. Sheehan in New
Haven While He Was Out
With His Fiancee.

WETHERsFIELD, Conn, Feb "a
The first double execution held In the
State prison here took place early this
morning when G!useppi Campagnolo.
thirty years Of age. and Ratfale Car
faro, twenty years Of age, were hanged
for the murder OF David d. Stcehar In
New Haven on the night Of Aug Is
last Sheehan, accompanied by his
fiancee. Miss Bessie Lewis, was walk.
Ing on Barnes avenue where they were
attacked by the two men. Carfaro
shooting sheehan and Campagnolo lab
bling MIN In the head with q pitch
FORK.
The evening world., 1909-02-24
BROWNS HONEYMOON OVER.

MEMPHIS, Feb. A.-The honeymoon
OF Edna Wallace Hopper and A, o.
Brown terminated In Memphis yester.
day, when Brown announced his inten.
tion Of gong to New York, leaving the
actress Tree to continue her tour, In
discussing the matter, Brown said:
y will return 10 New York immedi-
ately. We have not had a very long
honeymoon, but I will say It has been q
very happy one and everything is going
The evening world., 1909-02-24

blazing barrel s;ave under the front
steps and run away. The fire was put
out In time 10 save the house.
Police Of the Flatbush station began
a search AT daybreak for the t!rebug,
and they think they have a clue.
The evening world., 1909-02-24
DON'T BE BALD
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Library and ParIOr Tables

We have an exceptionally line library paor and
bedroom tables and the price has anything do with the
Christmas shopping. dispose least OF
our library and parIor tables.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-11
DavenpOrts and COuches

Every one Is able to apprecI-
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feathers and vaIours and we
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Rugs and Carpets

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Mattresses

UNNDSDSD hobby. We believe that
every should have good mattress. We are
making the price low enough during our sale so
that you can afford good one.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
RULES OF THE, ROAD CHANGED
New Regulations Adopted for New
YOrk-Seattle Road Race.

NEW YORK, May s.-Pursuant to the
recommendations made by the Manufac-
turers' Contest association at a meeting on
April 8. rule 3, governing the changes OF
parts on contesting cars in the New York
to Seattle automobile contest has been
changed to read as follows:
There will be no observers on the cars.
The echnical committee OF the Automobile
Club Of America will stamp the cars before
departure as follows: The side members
Of the frame, front and rear aXles, engine
base and cylinders. Transmission case and
steering gear. The winning car must bear
the stamps on arrival at Seattle. All other
parts can be changed at will.
Any contestant having to replace any OF
the above parts can continue In the contest,
and on arrival at Seattle viii be awarded
a certificate of performance, but not be
eligible for the prizes.
In order that there may he no cause
for criticism on account OF under speeding.
and Ia order that the contestants. may be
kept under control and at the same time
get adequate rest while the drivers are still
soft the following resolution has been
adopted:
Pursuant TO rule /, regarding checking
stations, and rule Z which deals with the
regulation Of the contest, Il is herewith
announced: Contesting cars will be con-
trolled between New York and st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

and six twelve-hour control stations will
be established at the following points, viz;
Poughkeepsie, Syracuse, Buffalo, Toledo,
Chicago and 81. Louis. The transcontinen-
tai record made by the winning car will
be credited with the three days consumed
by the control periods.
A schedule, which has due regard for the
speed laws Of the various states, has been
laid out, and no contestant will be allowed
to check out OF the night control points be-
fore the advertised time. Any car which
arrives at a control point late will not be
allowed TO leave until the control period OF
twelve hours has elapsed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
FRED TARAL HAS QUIT THE TURF
The Dutehmnn Has Ridden His Last
Race and ReitPes.

VIENNA, May S.-The Dutchman has
ridden his last race. Fred Taral has given
up riding. This was the sensational piece
OF news that spread among the sporting
public recently. Taral cannot stand the
continual strain of reducing and sweating
and before 1t ruined his health entirely he
decided to retire. He arrived here four
weeks ago, weighing 147 pounds, and rode
on Sunday at 100 pounds, but to do this he
had to suffer all the miseries, and It came
to a stage where a physician had to be
called in, and he advised Taral to stop
before it was too late. This advice, to-
gether with the pressure brought to bear
upon him by his wife and friends, induced
the greatest Jockey in American turf his
tory to retire from the saddle.
Tarals record in Austria and Hungary
compares more than favorably with his
record at home. In the eight years he has
been riding over here he was six times
champion and once each second and third.
He was won all the big races and classics
both here and in Germany.
The Dutchman is the idol OF the turf
public both in Vienna and Budapest, and
never was a rider so popular. His APP
pearance In a preliminary canter was al
ways a signal for a round of cheers, and
the word Taral has got to be synonymou
with honesty and fairness. The news that
Taral has quit is not yet two days old
and he has already received a flood of let
tiers, all from unknown senders, begging
him to continue riding.
In all the time that Taral was over here
he has never missed a day in the sweat
room and in eight years has visited a
theater but once. In the couple of days
that he has kept away from the baths now
he has already gained nineteen pounds.
This is the best evidence of what he went
through all these years.
Taral is not certain what he will do in
the future. but he will probably train for
one OF the big stable owners. as any num-
Der have made him offers, with very flat
tering retainers, to train for Them. Taral
was always as popular with the owners as
with the public. With his experience he
is certain to be just as successful a trainer
as he was a great rider,
The entire Vienna and Budapest press is
devoting columns Of praise and expressions
of regret about Taral, and never before
has a piece of news worked so sensation
ally on the sporting public as has Tarafs
retirement from the pigskin.
The Jockey club has given Taral a
| omplimentar letter, a thing that It has
never done, before, and this shows best
what they think Of the king of jockeys
in the upper circles of the most autocrauc
of Jockey clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
NEBRASKA BEATS MoRNNGsDE
Meet Was Holly Contested, the Score
Resulting So to Al.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, May s.-(Special Tele-
g~ram0-Showing high class work on both
track and field, the University of Ne
braska defeated Morningside here today,
so to Al. The meet was hotly contested, and
only by taking the relay, broad jump and
the hammer throw were the Nebraskans
able TO clinch it, For the greater part of
the afternoon the points see-sawed back
and forth with but a slight difference. The
track was slow and a considerable wind
slowed up the distance men somewhat.
Three flrsts in the weight events gave Col
Inns individual honors, with Berkstrasser a
close second. In the hammer throw Col
Inns tossed the pellet l4 feet 2 inches, but
stepped out of the ring.
The hurdles were the fastest events of
the day, the high going in l6 seconds
against a strong wind and the low under
the same condition in 26b seconds. From
the showing made by the Nebraskans it
wdRld appear that they are as stroAg as
any team in the middle west. Summaries:
120-yard high hurdles: Brown, Morning
SIDE, first; Mcdonald, Nebraska, second.
Time: ole.
IOO-yard dash; Campbell, Nebraska, first.
Wildman, Nebraska, second. Time: 010sb.
Mile run: II. Berkstresser, Morningside,
first; \. Berkstresser, Mornlngside, second
Time: 4:522b.
roe vault f1dlnUlOuus NtDIdbhdt llIoNt
Fearing, Morningside, second. Height; 10
feet 8 inches.
22O-yard low hurdles: Mcdonald. Ne
braska, first; Burns, Mornlngside, second,
Time: 0:26hs.
High jump: Belt. Morningside, first;
Hemel, Nebraska, second. Height, . feet,
9 inches
2s-yark dash: Campbell, Nebraska. first;
Ever. Morningside. second. Time: 0:24.
Discus: Collins Nebraska, first; Qlarn-
strom. Morningside, second. Distance, 1903
feet. ia inches.
4iO-yard dash: A. Berkstresser, Marning-
side. first; Reed, Nebraska, second. m
0;52%.
Shot put: Collins, Nebraska. first; Cha
loupka. Nebraska, second. Distance, 30 feet,
Z inches.
Half mile: ANDERSON, Nebraska, first;
Chapman, Mornlngside, second. Tine:
2:05M.
Broad Jump: Wildman, Nebraska, first;
Wendell, Morningside, second. Distances: 10
feat 8 inches.
Hammer throw: Collins. Nebraska, first;
Brewster, Morningside, second. Dlstnce: 16
feet s inches.
Two mile: A. Berkstresser. Morningside,
first; Gable, Nebraska, second. Time: 1l:06.
Mile relay: Campbell, ANDERSON, Reed
and Burke of Nebraska won. Time: S:45.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
wymore Heats Beatrice Gas.

WYMoRE. Neb. May S.-(specIaLl-Th
company team OF Beatrice and the
the locals winning by the score of . 10 2
The feature of the game was stony sny-
der's pitching and a three-base nit by
Score: n
Wymore ....."..-....O ? 0 Q % .
Hits: Wymore. s; Beatrice, 4 Errors;
VINO s: Beatrice, 2 Snyder for wy
more struck out 49, Rub and knouse OF
Beatrice struck out s. Batteries. Wymore,
Snyder and Williams; Beatrice Kun
knnuse and Folden.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

Walton and the first nights stop will be at
Williamsport. a distance of $50 miles. The
second days journey will be a l4S-mile run
TO Johnstown. The third control will be
at Pittsburg. which is situated about
seventy-two miles from the flood city.
The return home will start from Pittsburg
and the first nights stop will be made at
Lewtstown, 1875 miles from the city Of
SCOT and CRIME. From Lew1stown the cars
will make a 1s5-mile run TO Philadelphia
The approximate distance of the tour is rs
miles and the route leads through very
pretty sections OF Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
coBE RACE FOR STOCK CARS
Amdavits Must show that Machine
IL "a Real stock Car.

CHICAGO, May s.-The Cobe trophy race
scheduled TO be held over the Lowell
Crown Point raceWay on June 10, will be a
stock car event in the true sense Of the
word. The technical committee Of the
Windy City motoring organization has sue
ceeded in having strict qualifications
adopted to apply to the competing cars. In
the entry blanks that have just been is
sued a wide variety OF questions is printed
for each entrant to answer. Each question
covers the vital part Of some section OF
m organism. The entrant must
make affidavit to the accuracy OF his an
swers, The idea Is 10 assure the stock car
being a stock car and not a special made
machine OF superior steel and other parts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
ENDURANCE ROUTE is CHOSEN
Four of seven Hundred Miles TO he
the Test.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Announeement
has been made OF the route for the en-
durance run 10 Pittsburg, held under the
auspices of the Quaker City Motor club on
June IA.
The start will be made from the Hotel
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

B. E. Blerer, proprietor OF the Council
Bluffs Automobile company, is said to
have made. the other evening, with q
party of young people. the best time up
and down the bluff at Paramount park, In
a Rambler, which has been made. The
path leading up to the park is winding
and automobiles now and then encounter
steep grades, and at first sight they meet
what seem to be impossible curves. 1t is
a thrilling trip, which only experienced
and careful chaffeurs should undertake.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
Navy defeats Columbia.

ANNAPOLIS. May s.-The Navy varsity
defeated Columbia in the two-mile boat
race today. Time: Navy. 9;5G2s; Columbia,
lO:Oil.. The Navy fourth class crew de-
feated the Central High school of Phila-
delphia in a mile and a half race. Time:
Fourth class, T.0S7b; Central Ing school
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

TOPEKA. kan, May S-Edward Pays6n
Weston reached Topeka at 1850 today, He
rested a half hour. ate q light lunch and
then resumed his journey, The roads are
muddy from this mornings rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
shrubb Beata LonEboat.

MONTREAL. May &-Shrubb defeated
Longboat In a fifteen-mile race here this
afternoon. Shrubb won by nearly a third
Of a mile In 1887.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

Second Baseman John ]. Evers OF the Chi
ago Nationals yesterday were each fined
500 for failure TO report to their respective
clubs before May /.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
Along Auto Row
Reclining

b. Z. Bierer Makes Good Time
over Hazardous Path to Top Of
the Bluff in Paramount Park.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
shooting at West side.

The West Side Gun club will hold a big
shooting tournament at West Side. Ia,
June 3 and 4 with 500 added cash prizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
BOSTON SHUTS OUTNEW YORK
CONTINUED from First Page.)

man. Sacrifice hits: Clarke, Sullivan.
Double play; Hahn to Isbell. Bases on
balls; OFF Liebhardt, .; off smith, /. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Rhoades, .. Parent
and Sullivan. Left on bases: Cleveland,
q; Chicago, Z. Struck out: BY Rhoades, 1;
BY Liebhardt j; by Smith, 8; by owen, I.
Wild pitch: Liebhardt. Time: 1:52. UNI
pires: KERN and Sheridan.
Game Postponed.
At st. Louis-St. Louis-Detroit game
called off; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
CUBS MAKE IT FOUR STRAIGHT
Game won in Eighth on Two GIFTS,
an Error and n single.

CHICAGO. May S.-Chicago made It -four
straight from Cincinnati today. The game
was played in a drizzling rain and at one
time e was called for forty-five minutes
TO allow the base lines to be laid with
81 wdust. TWO gifts. an error and a single
won the game in the eighth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

w. ID. Hosford toured the country in
the Black Hills last week in a VeHe. The
country is prosperous, he said. and there
are about as many cars out of the cities
as there are in them. Owning an auto
mobile in the country is a matter Of husi-
ness largely.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

The plan adopted by the Fredrickson
automobile company of undertaking the
upkeep of cars OF customers at a fixed
charge per month has been received ia
vorably by many. In other sections deal
ers have fixed a monthly charge and II
has worked successfully. The plan has
been in operation abroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

Two base hits: Howard. BoblitzeL Three
base hit: Everes. Hits. OFF Reulbach, 3 in
three and two-thiTds innings; off Higgin-
botham, 5 IN three and one-thlrd innings.
off Rowan, s i'm eight innings; off Casper,
] in one inning. acrifice hits: ReIlbagh.
Holman, HiEyinbotham. Mitchell. Double
plays: Tinke and Howard; Lobert, Egan
and Hoblitzel. Left on bases: Chicago. 5;
Cincinnati. 8. BSse on balls: off R~ul-
bach, Q; off H~iR&trbotham, !; off Brown, !;
off Rowan, ?; OF Casper, .. First base on
errors: Chicago. .; Cincinnati, !. hit by
pitched ball: BY Reulbach,1. Struck out;
BY Brown, 2; by Rowan, 2 Time: 1:47.
Umpires: EmSlie and O'DRy.
Walsh and EverS Fined.
CINCINNATI, May S-Pitcher Ed Walsh
OF the Chicago American league team aud
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
CARDINALS BLANK PIRATES


neW 6oFK 1900" ! Q . . y
Bates. O'Hars. Double plays: Mccormick.
Tenney. Base on balls: off Matern. 3. off
Ames. T. First Hase ON errors; Boston, I;
New York. 2 Nit by pitched bail: starr.
Struck out:. b. Mattern. .: by Ames. q.
wild pitch: Ames Time: 1:i9. Cmpires;
Cusack and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09

Henry H. Van Brunt says of his trip to
the Overland factory, a car represented by
him in Council Bluffs: THE growth Of
the Overland plant within a year is phe-
nomenaL. In the two buildings, where as
sembling exclusively is done. over 100
chassis were in process OF construction at
one time. Large shipments were being
made all OF the time, two large orders
coming to Council Bluffs and Kansas
City"