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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Frenchman Makes Poor Showing in
Match with Boston Man.
SUTTON oUTcLAssEs pEMAREsT
Cure VIII Play Cline This After
noon ana MorninGstar VIII
Meet Cutler In the
Evening.
Standing Of the Players.

NEW YORK, March s0.-In the continu-
alton today and tonight OF the international
championship 1A2 bslk line billiard matcn
at Madison Square Garden. good playing
occurred. In the afternoon Cutler easily
defeated the Frenchman. Cure, while az
night Sutton outclsssed Demarest and won
500 TO ~. Tomorrow afternoon cure ana
Cline will meet and In the evening Morn-
tngstar and Cutler will meet.
Tn afternoon game In the world cham-
ponship billiard tournament, in progress
at Madison Square Garden here. brought
Louis Cure, the French champion, and A.
q. Cutler OF Boston together. The Paris
ian was not in his best form and was
Cutler played a strong, consistent game
throughout. In his fourth inning he put to-
gether q. Tit best run Cure could make
Cutler: /, Z, SO. IS. IL, 5, ;. %, o, o. s, q,
20 oe, g. 0, O.; 81. II, O. Is H. Z 49,
Average, II, a-@; high runs; IS. IS, 81.
Cure; g. q, q q 5. 90. 2, 8, ., a., H. Q,
5-Total, Ss.
Average, g.. 1927. High runs: 90. 80, D.
The evening game brought together
George Sutton and calvin Demarest. SUIT
ton won the bank, but failed to score,
Demarest made three and retired. In the
fifth Sutton sot the balls in good position
and ran up 1o1.
In the ninth inning, Sutton. by delicate
nursing, made a run of II. Demarest ran
% in his eighth and followed this cleverly
with 80. At the end of the tenth inning
the score stood: sutton. "a; Demarest, ia.
Sutton ran out in the twenty-fourth in
ming, with 20. The full score follows:
Sutton-0. IS, 10, 2. 101, S6, 2, l, Il, 2. 30,
50, 81. 26, 0. 10. %, 1, O. /: L. q, 2, 80. Total,
800. Average: 20 10-12 High runs: 10L
n. 81.
Demarest-3, So, l. l., O., 10. 8, p, 50. 30,
90. 3. n, 81, o, O.. o, o. E. o. . 2. So. Total,
424. Average: Is 11-8 High runs: "a, So,
80. .-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
JOINS THE RoURkB TEAM
Rangy Pitcher Comes and ReunTtes
with the Family.

Holly Hollenbeck arrived at the Smoke
house Tuesday morning, was put through
the usual routine by Brother Dave and
sent TO the grounds 10 warm up with the
rest OF the Colts. The routine consists OF
the giving OF a suit of clothes, an order
order for a hair cut. Holly says he Is in
fine shape and should be able to 60 to
work as early as any OF the rest OF the
Colts.
Bath. the big first baseman from Holt
VILE, Cal, has been sent his transporta-
ton TO come to Omaha and the Union
Pacific reports that he is now on the
way.
Captain Franck is giving the boys ali the
work he dares in the high wind which Is
blowing, Most OF the practice has been
done at the north end OF the grounds, uu.
der the protection OF the high fence.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
What Liquocide Is

LIquocide is a tonic germicide, the
virtues of which are derived solely from
oxide gases. No alcohol. no narcotic,
nothing but gas enters into IT. The
process OF making requires large app
ratus. and consumes IL days time. The
object is to combine the gases with a
liquid as TO carry their virtues into the
system.
The result is a germioide so certain
that we publish with every bottle an
offer Of 81. 900 for a disease germ that
Liquocide cannot Kill. II destroys them
because germs are Of vegetable origin.
But to the body Liquoclde Ia eXhilirat-
ing, WALKING, PURIFYING
That IS It's main distinction, Common
sermaeides are poisons when taken in
ternaily. they are impossible. for 'ney
destroy the tissues as Nen as the serm.
Tbat Is WIN medicins proves 80 helpless
in dealng with germ diseases. Liquo-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
FIGHT OF Old ANDSEW STARS
Pas Team Will Play Senator'S at
vinton for Practice.
CHANCE TO SEE OLD PLAYERS
WashinGton Team, Composed OF
Fsrmer westerners who Have
Earned Promotion, Play
with Omaha.

Joe Cantillon. manager OF the Senators,
will arrive this morning from Topeka,
where his aggregation played yesterday
with the Cooleycrows. and will play for
two days at Vinton street park with Pas
Colts. Cantillon has more Western league
graduates than any other team In the busl-
ness without the possible exception Of the
Chicago Cubs, and the Omaha fans are all
proved.
IL will also be the first opportunity to see
Pas new recruits in. action. II the weather
man has his way Captain Franek will give
> GOOD many OF the players a chance and
will not keep any of the men at work too
long.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Germ Diseases

Most Of our sickness has, In late years
been traced 10 germ attacks. some
germs-as In skin enthusiastically at
tack the tissues. Some create toxins
causing such troubles as umatis
Blood Poison. Kidney Disease and nerve
Akin Some destroy vital organs as
in Consumption. some-like the germs
OF Catarrh-create Inflammation; some
cause indigestion. In one Of these Ways
nearly every serious ailment Is a germ
result.
such conditions call for q germlcids'
not fer common drugs Liquoeide does
what other means cannot accomplish
And IL Is wrong TO cling 10 old ways
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Because of Liquooide." is Now Said the WsrIG Over

All the world over there are millions
of people who know the power of Liauo-
eide. They know It from actual exper-
ience-from the results they have felt
from the good it brought to them.
Seven years ago people said that such
results were impossible. Now. II one
says that, his own neighbors will answer,
81 am well because OF Liquocide. Please
don't say to yourself that these things
can't be done, when millions know better.
Try the product and see, and well pay
the cost Of your test.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Two BurEIarie. Win Little Resale.

DAVID CITY, Neb., March &~.-Cspecial.l
David City is enjoying another burglar
Sssre. Last Friday night some party at
tempted to get into the store OF Filler &
Son. but was probably frightened away.
as there was a key left in the lock. Last
right parties entered l.. c. Harris drug
store. One cash drawer was broken into
and 30 cents taken. Another cash drawer
was not touched and the parties left a roll
Of wire and a pair OF pliers. Probably they
we're alarmed at something and left.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

For the rights to Liauocide, after thous-
ands Of tests had been made with It,
After its power had been demonstrated
for more than two years in the most
difficult germ diseases. Conditions which
had resisted medicine for years yielded
at once to 1t, and diseases considered in
durable wero cured.
That was seven years ago. Since then
millions OF people in every part Of the
world have shared in the benefits of this
invention. Nearly every hamlet, every
neighborhood, has living examples OF it's
power. Now we ask you to let II do for
YOU what IL did for them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

II you wish to know III Liduocids
does, please send US this coupon. We
Will then mail you an order on q local
for q full-sise bottle. and viii
pay the druggist ourselves for Il. This
Is our free gift made to conVinos you.
to let the product itself show you what
II can dc. In justice TO yourSslE please
accept 1t today, for II plAees you IN
der no obligations whatever.
Liauoeide costs SOC and 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
AsEs SCHEDULES THE LIMIT
VIII Play Eighteen Games of BASE
Bal Daring season.

viii Play Eighteen Games of base
Bail During Season.
AMEs, la. March 30. -(Special )-Ames
mas scheduled the limit of Missouri valley
base ball games for this season. with a
total OF eighteen. These and other dates
are as follows:
April 9-kansas Agricultural at Ames.
April B-Drake at Des Moines.
April H-Drake at Ames.
April 29-Missouri university at Ames.
April S0-Missouri university at Ames.
Nay 1-Nebraska at Ames.
May +Weshington university at Ames.
May e-South Dakota at Ames.
May Coz college at Cedar Rapids.
May S-Cornell college at Mount Vernon.
May 14-Cornell college at Ames,
May B-Iowa at Ames.
May E-Drake at Des Moines.
May 9-Grinnell at Grinne
May 2-Iowa at owa City. g
May 22-Coe college at Ames.
May $-Grnnell at Ames.
Ames'a track team will enter seven field
meets this spring. including two freshmen
meets, two dual meets, a home meet ana
the two big meets. The schedule Is as fol-
lows:
April IT-Home meet.
April 1+-East high again Ames freshmen.
May l-West high against Ames fresh
men,
Nav s-Drake against Ames,
May 15-Grinnell against Ames at GrinneH,
May Estate meet at Des Moines.
June 5-Missou1f valley conference meet
at Des Moines. -a-isra .l.-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
work ON RaIIroad Cut-oR.

VALENTINE. Heb., March 3n-(speciaI)
H. M. Trip, engineer in charge Of the
division, with his several assist
ants, arrived here last week 70 open offices.
and direct work OF building the new rail-
o bridge and cutoff east OF valentlns.
bridge is TO be a bIs one and Snl take
over a year TO build and there will be
about 80 men employed in building II.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
weston's Condition Good.

CLEAN. n. Y, March @-Edward Pay
son Weston left Olean at 4 O'Clock this
morning for jamestown, fifty-one miles
where he expects to spend the night.
William NJ. Abrams OF the Snowshoe club
wRlked as far as Salamanca with Weston.
The roads were In better condition than
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

How can any person nM taking SONS
unknown cough remedy when Folay's
Honey and Tar costs them no moref II 10
a safe remedy. contains no harmful druRA
and cures the most obstinate coughs and
colds. why experiment with POUR heaIthI
Insist upon having the genuine FoIsy's
Honey and Tar. Far sala by all dru~.asta.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
MONIES GETS FIELD MEET
Missouri valley Contest wIm BE Held
There June s.

DBs MONIES. March Sat a meeting
today OF the games committee of the Mis-
souri, Valley Field Meet association, cover
ering the states Of iowa, Nebraska, Mis-
souri, and Kansas, held In this city, June 5
was selected as the date for the annual
field meet With one minor change the
same rules will prevail as were used at
Kansas City last year. Lisiuger OF MIL
wsukee was chosen as starter. Des Moines
was. chosen as the place for holding the
field meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
News of Indoor and Outdoor Sports

those covered yesterday. and Salamanca,
eighteen miles distant, was reached at $50.
weston's condition is good snd he is walk
ing stronk.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

The Mid Summer league opened up last
night on the Association alleys. between
the -Cudshys and Yousem's Colts. with the
Cudahys taking two out of three games.
Kissahe. the young Colt, hit the pins for
2A for high single game. Tonight the Mer-
chants Nationals and the Peoples store.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

1'hlS makes a total of 5000 10 be hung
up The president of the meet 10 M, NJ.
Wise: treasurer, Will Ross; secretary, /. A.
Blotcky, and ]. G. Roush, assistant secre-
tsry. The entries for this meet close July
: and the records made on that day are
no bar. Onawa has the finest track in the
northwest and will make a big bid for at
tendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

Liquoeide 10 the perfected form Of tn,
product which. in is original ferm. was
called Leuozone.
Any physician or hospital M ~ uans
Liauoeide Will be GLADLY supplied Tor a tssl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
A serious -Breakdown

results from chronic constipation, Or
EinEs new Life Pills cure bsadschs. torpid
liver snd bowel troubls. sc. For sale ny
Beston DTug Go.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Driver MeDenaId dead.

EAST AURORA. N. y. March @.-wii-
liam b. Mcdonald. the widely known grand
circuit driver. died today near the Jewett-
willie track.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

Last night in the Metropolitan league
Beselin's Mixers won three games from the
Daily News team. This makes three teams
tie for first place. Tonight the Ortman
Stars will play the Bungalows. Score:
DAILY NEWS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
REGENTS MILDLY CENSURED
House Goes ON Record Against Build
ings at State Schools.
USE OF FUNDS UNwARRANTED
Special Committee of House Reports
In Favor of Cutting Down the
Number Of Judges tn -
the state.
USE OF FUNDS UNwARRANTED


CFrom a Staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES, March N-CSpecial)-Ths
of representatives OF the lows lesis-
lature today adopted a report or a speclal
committee mildly censurinE the regents OF
the state university and the trustees OF
the normal school for having built without
expensive residences for the presi-
dants OF those institutions. tn
found that as TO the normal school resi-
denee there was no occasion for criticism,
hut that there was some irregularity in
the mixing Of tie old and new millage
fu ads" In both cases the controversy
arose over the night OF the boards to use
funds arising from special taxes known as
milIaRe taxes. Under an old law they could
not do so. As for the residence at Iowa
CITY the committee found that the board
had once asked permission OF the lesfsla-
ture TO build II, then withdrew the request
and later built the house, and then--
"That they did not have available in the
old miIIaRe funds sufficient money 70 erect
said residence and were obliged TO draw
largely for this purpose from the new
millaee funds, which they had no legal
right TO expend without legislative gu
thority, and that their action in 80 doing
was unwarranted."
The adoption OF the report was regarded
as sufficient TO show that the house dis
claims ali responsibility for these resi-
dencss. The one AT Cedar Falls cost $4,000
and the one at Iowa City $4,000.
would Redistriet the state.
A special committee OF the house reported
today in favor Of redistricting the state in
judicial matters. The committee had in
vestigated for a full week and found that
the Judges do not work hard enough. The
largest number OF days worked by the
Judges in any district was SI, in the Polk
district. and the smallest was 40. The
average days OF court I'm the whole state
last year was ia. The committee declared
that the working time could be increased
materially without affecting the efficiency
of the courts or working a hardship on any
Judge, therefore, recommended that the
number OF districts be reduced from twenty
70 fifteen and the number OF Judges from
fifty-three to f~orty-three. The report was
adopted and a committee was directed to
arrange the new districts.
Listened 10 Chief Forester.
The two houses Of the general assembly
this morning listened 10 Clifford Pinohot.
who happened in the city. He was invited
TO speak before the Joint assembly and did
so. discusstng the work done by the for
estry Department and the movement for
conservation or natural resources. He also
pleaded for lows 70 create = commission.
The hoase passed The senate bill forbid
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
CUDAHYs.
Totali

In e return match game between the
pride Of the Birmingham Range team, Mr..
Martin. and Vaughn C~oughlan on the ASso-
citation alleys last night, Coughlan won out
by seventy-four pins. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
WITH THE

Three games for the storz Triumnhs.
Tonight. Gate Citys against letters Gold
tops. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
I'm Well

is better.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
We Paid 500. o

eide. on the contrary, acts a. a remark
able tonic.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
arg ri RISES ron oNAws RACES
rive rb"usrpd Dollars Huns Up for
the HorSemen.

uNAWA, la March N.-(Special)-The
putses for The big, western Iowa race meet
70 he held al Onaws on July %, y e. ana
- ~ I : q ~
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
NAME HAD SLIPPED MEMORY
Somewhat Embarrassing Situation In
Which Edison Once Found
Himself

Speaker Cannon. Chief Justice
Fuller Of the United States supreme
court, Judge Greene of the supreme
court Of Virginia, District Attorney
Jerome Of New York and ex-Presi-
dent McCosh of Princeton university
are all known to their acquaintance
as absent-minded men, but those who
are in a position to know say that in
this failing Thomas A. Edison has
them all beaten.
The great electrical wizard goes
about for days carrying in his mind
the details of some intricate problem
that he is working out, and, if sud-
denly asked a question, comes out of
his inner self so quickly that he does
not know where he is. 1t is related
that at one time he had taken his
place in line before q bank window
and, as usual, fell to thinking about
things electrical. He was suddenly
aroused by the clerk asking What
is your name, please? ~
He looked blank and embarrassed
and nobody knows what wouls have
happened hadn't an acquaintance
come along just at that moment and
said: "How do YOU do, Mr.. Edi-
son?
eyes, Edison, that's it-pretty
well, thank you-yes, my names
Edison-Thomas A. Edison"
He confded afterward that he
couldn't have told the teller his
name at that instant to have saved
his life.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
PEDDLER TAKING LAW
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
So Holds Chancellor Martin
eau in Issuing Writ of
Habea Corpus to Ira
yelling Saleman

Holding that the act of the last
legislature taxing peddlers Of
buggies, stoves, lightning rods,
pumps and clocks 5000 a year. is
discriminatory, Chancellor Mar
tineau yesterday declared the
act unconstitutional and allowed
a writ of habeas corpus 10 an
agent of the Spaulding Manu-
featuring Company of Grimmett,
Ia, who had been convicted at
Batesville and fined for violation
of the act. The chancellor held
the effect of the law would be to
cut competition from the local
markets. While the legislature
might have the right to pass a
revenue-raising law effecting
peddlers, Chancellor Martineau
held 1t does not possess the
right to tax the sale of certain
things unless these things
come under police regulation.
The articles named in the law
do not come within the police
regulations, he said.
The law would affect any
travelling man or salesman sell
ing the articles and demanding
as it does license of 5000 for
each county it practically pre-
vents their entering the market.
The decision of the court APP
plies only to the case in hand and
may not prevent further arrests
and convictions, but before it is
carried out stringently the SUI
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22

pendent party. And so more
democratic reformers would be
willing to join with the republic
can reformers to carry out re-
forms through the republican
party than would be willing to
join with the republican reform
ers in the organization of
new party.
Let the democratic reformers
fight for the control of their
party, and let the republican
reformers fight for the control
of the republican party. If the
democratic reformers control the
democratic party, and the repub-
lican reformers fail to control
the republican party, then let
democrats appeal to republican
reformers to cross the party line
and put reforms above party.
The appeal will he needed by a
multitude of republicans. If. on
the contrary, the republican re-
formers secure control of their
party and the democratic re
formers lose control of theirs,
there is no doubt that the repub-
licans could count on the sup
port of many democrats. At
present the only hope of reform
seems to be through one Of the
old parties, and The Commoner
believes that the democratic
party has the largest hope and
best prospect and, therefore, it
urges activity among the demo-
Gratis who desire to make the
party a positive force for the
remedying of existing abuses.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
preme Court will probably have
to pass upon its constitutionality.
A new PARTY? NO.

The Commoner receives letter
occasionally from some rea der
who suggests the formation of a
new party. and the idea some
time appears in the newspapers
which are dissatisfied with the
proceedings at Washington. The
new party uggestion is more
easily made than carried out. 10
plan a new party is easy; to or.
ganize one of any considerable
size is very difficult. There is a
certain attractiveness about a
new party; if one can get a few
congenial spirits together and
organize a party on a definite
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
1t cost you nothing if we don't
sell. Vaughan Realty Co.
1000 WATCHES FREE

The Weekly Commercial gives
small, regular 12-size, thin model,
nckle finish, watch for club of only
twenty. three months new trial SUBJ
scriptions at 10 cents each, $500, the
amount collected to be RENTED with
the twenty names Each trial sub
scription must be new, not now taking
the Weekly, and only one to family.
The watch is fully guaranteed, nice
enough for anyone to wear, good time
keeper, and cannot be purchased from
any ieweler for less than two dollars
Drop us postal card for sample
copies and blank.
THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
CHURCHES.

Cnurch South Rev. w. A. Steele; Pastor.
evefy sunday. morning and night.
meeting every Wednesday n q h I
Gsnooi every Sunday morning at GAS a. m.
Aerah. Superintendent.
ehurch-Eld. l.. NJ. Keeling, pastor.
every Sunday morning and night.
ssune every Thursday night. Sunday
Sury sunday morning at 8 o'clock: ]. c.
superintendent.
Church-Rev.J. NJ. Alexander pastor.
every sunday morning and night.
"So' every Sunday morning at 9:30;W.V
= Superintendent
Onureh- Ed. r. A. Highsmith pastor
every Lords day at IL am. and tbs
~, nleetihs every Wednesday night.
NJ. eesery sunday morning at 10 o'clock:
Newth. Supt.
Nnsn Church Rev. X. NJ. McLain. past
ehlng the lat End, and Ard Sundavs in
n, morning and night. Fourth Sunday
k Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
y s'asy school every Sunday morning at lo
y. hcRae. Supt.
~. meets End and 4th Friday after.
vSs nS' Mrs. W, b. Waller. president,
a sykes. Secretary.
LODGES.
meets LIST Friday night in sacb ,,or+h
wv MI. NJ. Kinser Secretary.
meets every LIST and 3rd Thursday
~ w. Lillian Cress. W. M, Mrs. w. A,
q the World Meets I'd and 4th
nIas IN each month. G. r. Haynie,
ky r yrmlSs-meets every Monday night.
~ Vi Wren Scott. X. Off &S.
~ "sSTm meets every Tuesday night. r
u; Alex Vaughn. Secretary.
nis % ladies' Of Honor meets lst and Srd
PIS In each month. G. II, Blake
~ Daniels Sec. e.
y OF United Workmen--meetse verv
W T. Thursday nights. Jim Ker-
Seunty Medical Society maets lat Mon.
sacn month. DR.. VIM. w. Rice. pres.
80. ehastain. secretary.
dpesSssxe NO; 2S6 meets every first and
" Eoty night in eschmonth. Miss Lucy
''aho. Alex Vaughsn. Secre-
!. PoSToFFICE.
......'' '''''''''' ~'''..'......"".Jack Grayson
Oury-i,n,,.,, Walter Hirst
pm zen az a. M. close at D. m.
a.. N'0Se at 1880 p. m. Sunday-open
10 !. NJ az 1890 a. m: open at l:30 o. m.
Close A. money order department open
sIon and intermediate points ar
= cai.. leaves at p. m.
Nd iesusoa intermediate points arrives
m,s, uAhy except Sunday
excrs Sses Nos. l, Q. 8. 4, s and 6 leaves
Sunday at 5 a. m.