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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
I h Goodyear Points

Each tire ibss overulne-each 4 inch tire
really almost 4Ainches-Other eiHes In pro-
portion. The edition % top. glass front and
accessories will not overload Goodyear tires.
The base OF feet Of ths tire contain
tape Of piano wire which contracts-makes
the tire base emalier-with inaation. The
harder you pump = tire the tighter 10 grtps
the rim.
They are made from two Compound
Of rubher-soft. tsnder. resilient psra for
the walls. and tough leatbery. Wear-resist-
ms compounded rubber for the tread or
wearing surface, both inseparably vulcan.
iHed together. This means maximum OF
easy ridinG quAlitya a a minimum Of wear.
The tough. r~awhido-like tread or wear
ina surface, In combination with the riVet
fabric hreakeTs.ripa. L. 90 difhcult 70 pune
ture that the Goodyear IL eotually a0fs pun
ture proof a. compared with any other tire
.
when used on the Goodyear univeraA
Rim, the tire oannot be forced "a by n
strata or force which would not broak the
wheel. even When debated yet can he
removed or replaced in % seconds without
the use Of special tools-
The Goodyear Air Bottle makes a Dgno-
hlled with COMPRESSED air 0atF. No gas
no misunderstanding % corrode va Ves OF
iniure the rubber. zach bottle will indate
from 4to IS tires. according 70 eiEe VIII
partially tnnate many more. The price IL
SIS for the small slEe-GO for the large.
fither sine kept hlledfor two years without
charge for rehllinR- Exchanae emnty bottle
for hlled n at any time a. any Goodyear
branch.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

mobiles and they have the money and can
afford It. Cars are designed especially for
their benefit and the Omaha dealers had
these cars on exhibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

company from Atlantic, Ia, and the Lin.
coin Automobile company from Lincoln,
The association had voted TO limit tn,
exhibits to local firms. but at the last
minute decided to make room for these
two firms. Several wintons were sold
by the Lincoln firm to Omaha buyers.
The Atlantic Automobile company Is
agent for Reos and Fords and had a big
display.
The international Harvester company
exhibited high wheeled cars. said to he
the most practical machine showed for
country use. They were touted to be able
to climb hills and TO go in all kinds OF
weather. Holmes-Adkins of South
Omaha are the retailers for the 1000
pound delivery car which is being bought
by grocers and others who have small
delivery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Conclusion about the Kimba|I Challenge.
TO THE AUTOMOBILE BUYING PUBLIC:
E s,DURYEA, STANLEY

Believing in the spenorm merit of my four cars-th STEVENS DURYEA, STANLEY
STEAMER CADILLAC and BABooCK ELECTRIC last Wednesday poded $1,000
forfeit land issued a challenge for speed hill climbing and reliability tests offering most lib
eal terms and leaving all important conditions to mutual arrangement.
Out of oe twmtye eight dealers representing more than a hundred cars only to re-
sponded at all and neither of them accepted devon one test mderH the challenge
Nmber1 proposed race of so wv making in which the conditions we're lot left to
mutual arrangement but he failed to sign Hd return the acceptance of my challenge which
was mailed him for that purpose SwH
Number , showed hsd desire for. match by refusing to receive from the POSTWAR the reg
itered envelope containing a smHar acceptance blank mailed him for the same purpose
In conclusion let me express my regret hat nc one has accepted any part of ~ chaL
lege. However, / still believe in M cars leach and all of then. The nonaccepane of the
challenge leads me to believe tatth here are others who believe in hem,- too! The public how
ever will hHe to be satisfied without a race atl least until someone's else turns up With car
Or cars in which he, too really believes Yours truly, r. r. KIMBALA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
$1,000 CHALLENGE, $1,000
Mr.. r. r. Kim ball,
City.
Omaha, Nebraska, Feb. 81. 1909.

CWE
My Dear Sir
You having deemed it advisable to 4noe my acceptance of your 100000 challenge five hun
dd mile endurance contest between yor Cadillac go and my ChhnesDeot go, 1 wish to H
plain that Intentionally made the conditions @we in rider to demouraew what a good car could do
uer particularly hard road conditions and made the rules @tmeya simple, because in previous match
arranged between the CmnesDdrdt 40" and. your wnsDmy the stakeholder r bk
kep@)h handed me pack my money where he could have hrhMd thee entire pwe owing to the non
appearance the SGesDuTa
less you are merely hW-nmhIg"a and issued your former challenge in order gna little cheap
nohdyA
viii inter the ChdnesD Detroit" go regular stock touring car in an endurance cmat with your
Cadillac go" ocular touring car the race to be to any pot of your selection in Nebraska north of
member a rules committee of e these two to appoint the bird; each contestant to aponta OBJ
server to ride the ohrs car; the cmst to begin on or before March 18th, for the purse of one
thousand 81 OO boz dollars side The rules committee humukue set of rules undo which thu
re will be run the contestants to hmh their thousand ddy or enter the contest una the rules
formulated by this committee
GOOD faith and VIII place it in the lands of the committee or any other reliable stakeholder upon
your acceptance Yours respectfully
~ +, II e EDRCKsoN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Rsnt Money Never oomss sAct-Put into
a home. IL stays. Nebraska Savings and
Loan Association will show the way.
Board of Trade building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-24
PERSONALS.


District Magistrate Andrews of Hilo
is in the city.
Don Bowman, the sanitary inspector
of Hilo, was an arrival on the Mama
Kea yesterday.
Peter Lee of Olaa. one Of the sue
cessfnl individual planters and Dan
Porter, for many years clerk of the
fourth circuit court, are here for Jury
duty.
T. A. Dranga, one of the HiIoites
whom the government threatened to re-
move from his holding on the govern
ment reservation near Reed 5 Bav he
cause he had only a squatter 5 right. is
here in attendance as a juror in the
federal court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-24

Several eases were placed upon the
calendar Of the supreme court vester-
day. among them being that Of the
estate Of Antoine J. Lopez. deceased.
on reserved questions and that of Ching
ram Shee, executrix, versus the Orien-
tai Insurance Company. a+ al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-24

be For.
pr given
at his
eral old
FerdIum,
Ahrens
nd Mrs.
honor Of
Those
hostess
|, Miss
Wildef,
per aAS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-24

| Gras,
les Ell.
Sidney
|hinnev,
Charles
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
Cannon Declares to the President that Hot Weather
Alone Will Make the Senate Cease Talking and
Give Up the New Tariff BiI---Other Congress.
men Also Take Gloomy View of the Situation
PHILIPPINE TARIFF TO BE SETTLED FRIDAY NEXT
PORTO RICO SPECIAL MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM
TAFT-WEEK WILL BE DEVOTED TO GENERAL
TARIFF DISCUSSION IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON May 10.-The Philippine tariff bill was
norted TO the house today by Chairman Payne of the Ways
and Means committee who gave notice that he would call it
mp on Thursday. The probabilities that the bill will be put
through in day
For want of quorum. the house took action the
presidents message recommending model of legislation for the
island of Porto Rico Adjournment taken with message
still on the speakers table In the senate the was
referred without discussion TO the committee on Porto Rico
Speaker Cannon in talking with President Taft today
pressed the opinion that only hot weather get the tariff
bill out of Other congressional callers at the White
House venured predict that il would be July before con-
yress will be ready to adjourn
The tariff bill will continue occupy the attention oil the
senate during the present week Ostesby the amendments
TO the different schedules will be before the senate but there
will doubtless be much general discussion the whole tariff
question The bill has aroused opposition Republican
senator's which had not been counted upon. and wnle the
finance committee still confident that will be SUSTAINED
there little effort BY lis members to conceal the Tact that
they ANNOYED the situation because of the delay for
other The general opinion Is that IN the end the
committee will prevail but every turn III the pathway OF DIS
eussion opens up vsas. that apparently the end Is
still afar off.
There is again talk of engtienng the hours of the daily
stngs but there is fear that if this resored to 1t
will have the effect of antagonzng to still further degree
the opponents of the and thus creating delay rather
than expedtng the The great bulk OF provisions
TO which objection has been made still to be disposed OIL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
TO RELIEVE
SUFFERERS
TURKEY TAKES STEPS IN AID OF
STRICKEN CHRISTIAN COM
MUNITIES-NEW SULTAN RE-
CEIVES LAST RITES.

CONSTANTINOPLE. May 10
The ceremony OF girding the sword
of Osman upon Mehemmed 5th, the
new Sultan of Turkey, occurred today
at the Mosque Ayuno. Later. his
majesty drove through Stamboul at
the head of the imposing procession.
\ stand had been erected for the
diplomatic corps and distinguished
foreigners. eight or ten blocks from
the mosque. from which they viewed
the procession.
The Sultan proceeded from the
Dolnfagtscke Palace 10 the mosque
in "A launch, and from there attend
ed by the Grand Vizier the Sheik ul
Islam. the members of the cabinet.
the chiefs of the army, the Otflcers
of the two higher grades OF the
Ulemas and many other functionaries
went To the Top Kapou place. about
six miles distant, TO kiss the robe of
the prophet. The Sultan's train
made a rich display.
The government is taking hold of
the relief work in Adana province
with vigor. Ii was announced today
that $150.00O had been sent there.
The Grand Vizier and Ferid Pasha.
the minister of the interior. re-
ceived a deputation of the Armenian
clergy and laity yesterday. The
delegation was headed by Arscharani,
the representative of the Patriarch
late, who was assured that the
would inquire thorough
ly into the Adana massacres and
severely punish those guilty of in
citing them. The minister said the
investigation would be conducted by
a military court.
Ferid Pasha told the delegation
that eight physicians had been sent
from Smyrna TO Adana and that
several also had gone from Con-
A number of prominent
met here today and sub
mitted the following requests
First. that the murders of Chris
tians be punished; second. that stolen
be returned and indemnities
be paid for property destroyed;
third. that the women and girls who
were stolen be returned. and also
that the men and women who were
foreibly to adopt Moham-
mechanism. be allowed 10 resume
their own faith: fourth, that the in
vestigation conducted under the
chairmanship of the governor gen
eral be suspended, and that a new
of the disorders from
their commencement be made by a
military commission fifth, that
be permitted to participate
in the local police establishment,
and sixth, that Armenians be allowed
to participate in defraying the cost
of erecting a monument TO those who
have fallen in the army of liberty.
The Agricultural Bank has arrang-
ed to loan $4,000, without interest,
TO the farmers of Adana province,
to aid them in planting new crops.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

way to obtain what is wanted nj u
minimum cost
Speaking of the matter yesterday.
Commissioner Wheeler said he eN-
pccted 10 see the improvements COM
pletcd within two or three months
and looked for Hamilton ore To be
coming over the new road i'm less
than that time. Money for this inn
provement and other road better
mcnts which are contemplated is
abundant in the county road fund
and can be Immediately applied 10
the work.
Mr. Wheeler believes that the inn
provements planned Tor the Hamil-
ton road will not only shorten it
much but also make II an excellent
route for ore carrying automobiles
as well as for teams. If correct in
his expectations as to the road being
fit for automobile uses. the improve
ment will be of greatly increased
vaule and will go far toward solving
the Hamilton transportation problem
as ore carrying automobile trucks
would be able to transport Hamilton
ore to rail al very much reduced
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

cost as compared with present
charges.
Improvement OF the Hamilton
road was one of the pledges upon
which the present board of COM
missioners was elected to Office and
it has been anxious to begin the
work at the earliest possible time
that weather conditions and CON
dition of the ground would permit
Spring thaws are nov fast putting
the ground in shape to enable ad-
vantagous work and il is understood
that there will he no delay about
going at IT,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
HOLDUP man SHOOTS VICTIM.
IN RENO LIVERY STABLE JOB.
GATHERS CASH AND WATCH FROM PROPRIETOR OF
STABLE AND HELPER UNFORTUNATE APPEAR
ANcE ON SCENE OF HosTLER RESULTS IN SHOT
BEING FIRED AT HIM WITHOUT WARNING

RENO, New, May 10-A lone masked man entered the
amonree livery stable yesterday and commanded y. L.
ammonee the proprietor and NJ Victor to line up against
the wall The robber then searched them and took S in cash
and gold watch.
Before the search fully completed Jack Monroe, recently
arrived from China with relatives New York, from
the back part of the stable leading horse With oath the
bandit wheeled upon Monroe, and shot him in the groin, the
bullet passing through his bowels.
The Desperate after warning his victims not to follow
esrey saunered down the street and disappeared the
darkness Monroe is the Peoples hospital in precarious
condition He will probably die.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
Life for Man; Is Years
for NOman---S They
Will Startle country by
Exposure of Sd Person
EMPLOY MIN ENT
LAWYER AND TAKE AP-
PEAL-W WOMAN AT
TEMPTs SUICIDE.

MERCER, Pa. May 10.-For
the kidnapping of Billy Whitla,
James H. Boyle was sentenced
today to life Imprisonment in
the Western penitentiary at
Pittsburg. Mrs. Boyle, indict
ed as Mary Doe, received sen
tence of twenty-five years with
a fine of $1,000 and costs at
tached.
Boyle did not create Il scene
in the court room as he had
threatened to do. and did not
utter a word prior to passing
sentence. His counsel. how
ever, made Il plea for both
Boyle and wife asking leniency
in both cases.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

WILL HAVE REPORT OF ENGINEERS
BELIEVED THAT CHANGES WILL MAKE ROAD
SUITABLE FOR AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION OF
ORE, WHICH WOULD BE OF IMMENSE BENEFIT

I'm important piece OF business probable at the meeting OF
commissioners which will be held today being the
probable authorization of the mmedite beginning of improve
of the road between this camp and Hamilton with the
object of vertmg shipments from Eureka where they have
been going to the railroad at Veteran
The commissioners time ago authorized survey for
the purpose of determining the amount of work to
put the road both grade and general way, to
make shipping possible The report of the
vevor will rendered today 1t is known that it shows the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
HoBo CHIEF DYING.
shot by Policeman. lie Swallowed
Paper That Told His True
Name aud Address.

LEWISTON, Pa. May 1o.-A man
known TO his followers as Frank
Williams. gentleman chief of hoboes.
Is lying In Lewistown hospital with a
mortal wound IN his side, and re-
fuses to give the slightest clew to his
identity. While he was being car
rled to the hospital he ehewed up
and swallowed n slip of paper that Is
believed 10 have had on II his name
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
: DROWNED IN CURRENT.
siA Men, "A Woman and two Children
Lose life in the Susquchanna
River.

NlIkESBARRE. Pa. May 10
Six men woman and two children
were drowned In the Susquehanna
river near this city by the capsizing
OF rowhoat In which they had
started for an outing. The dead;
THOMAS ANDREWS.
WM. ANDREWS.
THEODORE MAllIONOSkN.
ADAM STRUCKUS.
FRANK GANOFSEi. his wife and
two boys, John and Michael.
The boat drifted into the swift
current and began to dip water. The
occupants became panic stricken aud
called for assistance. Before aid
could reach them the boat filled with
water and sank None of the oc-
eupants could swim and they We're
swept down the river TO their death.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

and the address OF his family.
Looking for the men who have
committed number of robberies In
this vicinity lately officers last night
made raid al Tramps Rest, a
rendezvous of hoboes four miles
north OF Burnham. aud found nve
men. Four of them yielded, but
Wilson opened fire with revolver.
Officer Garrett promptly returned
the fire and Wilson fell Win ouliet
i'm his abdomen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
WHEAT DOWNWARD.

CHICAGO, May 10.-James A.
Patterns return to the market today
was not reflected in the course of
wheat prices on the Board of Trade.
The tone of the market was tranquil.
May wheat closed at sl261s.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

MERCER, Pa, May l0.-Ac-
cording to Jimmie Boyle. the
mysterious third person in
volved in the Whitla kidnap-
ing ease will be named soon
after Boyle and his wife reach
the Western penitentlary at Pitts
burg. to which they were sentenced
today.
Boyle has engaged pittsburg
lawyer of high standing i'm an appeal
of his case which he has taken. He
says this lawyer will name the thirt
person whom il is declared has beer
screened, duplicating him not only in
the kidnapping ease but also i'm another
charge of serious nature. Boyle
said today that statement would be-
issued through his attorney that
would startIe the country.
Both Boyle and his wife collapsed
completely upon hearing the sentence
pronounced. When they started back
to the jail from the court room,
Boyle managed to walk with as
sistance down the steps but upon
reaching the front door became limp
and unable to stand. When he WAS
placed on seat of an omnibus
preparatory to the journey to the jail
he leant for a moment unsupported
and nearly fell from the vehicle. He
had to be helped part way to the jail
and was carried in to his cell. Mrs.
Boyle was in even worse condition.
upon being carried 10 her cell she
wept violently.
That threats of double suicide
which we're made by Mrs. Boyle last
night were not mere idle words. was
shown this morning when il became
known that razor had been found
on Boyle. secreted in his clothing,
and was taken from him and that
Mrs. Boyle had taken what she says
was enough morphine 10 kill two
persons. Mrs. Boyle WIS very sick
this morning and il is believed that
the morphine caused her collapse
later on in the court room.
Fearing another attempt to carry
out the suicide threat the sheriff
had Boyle carefully searched before
taking him into court today. The
razor was found secreted in his neck
tie. As further precaution the Of
ficer took from Mrs. BOYLE three hat
pins and removed all the glasses she
had i'm her cell.
The headquarters of the National
Hardwood Manufacturers associa-
tion will be moved from Nashville To
Cincinnati, May g.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
|SPERMANENT
INJUNCTION
PAPER COMBINE RESTRICTED
By 4. =. COURT DECISION FROM
noING HrSINESS-SAME COM
paNIEs FINED LAST YEAR.

NEW YORK May 1O.-A per-
manent Injunction restraining the
Fiber aud Manila Association, under
which name IT is charged that twenty
Ave paper manufacturing companies
have formed a combination in res
Continued on page two)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION.

BOSTON, May 10.--For the third
time in the history of the organiza-
ton, an annual convention of the
Society of Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. opened in Boston to-
daV
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
INTERNATIONAL MATCH.
Heel and Toe Walkers Begin |,
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, May 10.-The In
ternational heel and toe walking
match started at Srhltz Park tonight
and will continue three houre each
night until next Sunday, when the
final six hours of the "a Will witness
the wind up
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
GET RHINoCERos
At SHORT RANGE.

NAIROBI. May 10.--A bulky
bull Rhinoeeros il the latest
prize wrested from the Jungle
by Col. Roosevelt. The big
animal rushed Roosevelt. when
the hunter fired at a distance
of fourteen PAGES.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
FEDERAL GRAND JURY STILL
PROBING OKLAHOMA FRAUDS

TULSA May l0-Again today the federal jury took up the
here of the Auskogee town lot fraud These
cases are the those in which indictments returned
last wnre Muskogee against Governor Haskell The grand
Jury is said to have acquired much information OF dam
aging kind.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11
CUNARDER KNOCKS MINUTES
OFF THE ATLANTIC RECORD

QUEENSTOWN May 10.--Tle Cunard line steamer Mature
tnia arrived off Cunt rock at l0:4o TINS mornings s
beaten all her previous records all other eastward records
by "a mnues s would have done still better had she not
been delayed by heavy fog off Fasnet
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

The headquarters of the National
Hardwood Manufacturers associa-
tion will be moved from Nashville to
Cincinnati, May ..
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

anor.is opportani.
ties Unexcelled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-11

lsiggest Copper Die.
trict OF the Country
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
FREIGHT RUN RECORD SMASHED
Car Of Elephants Is Taken from Fort
Worth to Houston.

The fastest continuous freight
run ever made In the state. was
made sunday by the Trinity and
Bro2os Valley railway when that
line carried "a carload of elephants
from Fort Worth TO Houston The
car was delivered TO the Trinity aud
Brazos Valley railway at Fort Worth
Saturday at midnight The following
evening "a few minutes after II
O'Clock The car was being shunted
into the Houston yards, the run OF
Pa miles having been made by a
regular freight train In less than
/ twenty hours, Not counting the
! largo number of stops necessary and
the time lost In coaling and taking
on water the train made an average
speed OF eleven and Onc-half miles
an hour Deducting the many stops
and time lost thereby the train av-
eraged the speed Of the fastest pas
sengor trains In the state,
The elephants. four In number
with an aggregate weight of nearly
eight tons we're from the llaBenbach
animal shows and were shipped from
Hamburg, Germany AZ Braunbrook,
y, j., whore they have been reeup-
Grating from their ocean voyage,
they we're loaded into box car
eleven days ago aud shipped to Kan
sas city, arriving there last Thurs
day From there they were turned
over 10 the Rock Island, whlch-car-
riod them to Fort Worth In two
days AZ Fort Worth the Trinity and
Brazos Valley road took them IN
hand aud carried them the remain
der of the way