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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

guide book or map. In connection with the
Auto Guide. Mr. Baldwin has evolved a
scheme by which the possessor Of the Auto
Guide can purchase additional charts COW
ering every part of the country at garages,
news-stands, bookstores, hotels, etc, so
that the Auto Guide will be complete
glossary Of the roads and routes Of the
country. Already a corps OF two score OF
trained men are touring the country in
Jackson cars, mapping and plotting out
the best available automobile routes, and
each week sees another section OF the coun-
try covered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Along Auto Row

wretohed weather Caused a Lun
on the Row-sunshine Revives
Businsss-aood week Ahead.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Drummond oomplimented several Of his
Council Bluffs friends with ride over the
city last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

LOS ANGELES. June 11-Jim Flynn and
Billy Papke have been matched for a
twenty-round bout al the Vernon arena In
the afternoon OF June Is They are 70 meet
at catch weights
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

The Interstate Is now licensed under tho
Seldom patent, according to Information re
celyed by Huffman last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

John Redick, manager of the insurance
department Of H. e. Palmer company, is
an automobile enthusiast. He is seen on the
Row often and seems to be part and par
eel of the Row.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

siding and practically everything OF value
which could be carried was taken away
Mcintyre Auto company received another
shipment Of oaklands Mcintyre has an
exceptional car in the Oakland. 1t has stood
all sorts Of tests and has always made
good. The $1,000 roadster is one Of the SMELL
est tricks on the row, 1t will be in the
Glidden tour and win come in for a large
share OF praise in its beautiful record.
The Stearns is one OF those great cars
that makes good everywhere. II has
power, speed, and will be as good when il
is old as lot of cars when they are first
rolled out Of the factory. Dalton Auto CO.
Is meeting with success in the Stearns.
Guy L. Smith said. Hudson Maxim, the
inventor, who was the first in the United
States to produce smokeless powder and
who Is in the van In the development Of the
most powerful projecties and explosives,
made a statement recently regarding the
six-cylinder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Franklin.
He said: The saving Of Is per cent in the
weight OF the large touring car made pos
sible by tho direct air-cooled system easily
secures a saving Of 100 per cent in the ex-
pense OF tires"
Edwin @. Baldwin of Boston, Mass, In
ventor OF the Auto Guide, has evolved a
system which will solve the bug bear Of
automobile touring. The Auto Guide is a
small aluminium cylinder, which is attached
TO the steering column just below the wheel
and in full view of the driver. 1t contains
route sheet which unrolla before the
driver, much like the film Of kodak, and
at night the route sheet is illuminated by
a small electric lamp which renders the
route to be followed as plain as day. a
thing that cannot be done with the ordinary
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Among the new arrivals on Auto Row is
the Paige-Detroit, brought out by the
Vehe Auto company. This Is one of the
new cars and is making good east.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

I'm a recent endurance run over the
santa Fe trail from Hutchinson, Kan,
to Peublo, Colo, and back" said smith,
~. b. Young OF Lyons, Kan, made a per-
feet score with a twenty-eight horsepower
Franklin motor car. The entire round trip
OF ss5 miles was made without using tool
OF any kind on the motor car. From Lyons
to Hutchinson, a distance of about thirty
miles, and from there TO Peublo the air
cooled motor ran without stop the journey
being made on schedule Of about twenty
miles an hour"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Van Brunts new garage is nearing COM
pletlon. This win be the home Of the
Overland and Marion. 1t is one of the best
garage buildings in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Last weeks cold and rain caused a lun
on auto row. Several dealers took advan-
tage OF 1t and went east to hurry forward
machines to fill the demand that they are
confident the warm weather will produce.
Van Brunts new garage is nearing COM
pletlon. This win be the home Of the
Overland and Marion. 1t is one of the best
garage buildings in the city.
The new garage for the Independent
Garage company on Farnam, west OF
Twenty fourth, will be completed during
the next few weeks.
'Moderate-priced are rapidly outselling
the more expensive machines in central
New York." said II. l. Pierce of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, visiting the Hudson motor car
factory.
Il have sold big and little cars, high and
moderate priced cars at the same time,
and i know from my experience how the
moderate priced cars are going. l simply
can't get my hands on enough Hudsons to
meet the demand for them. wanted 100
but could get only seventy-five They
have sold very rapidly. In two weeks L
will be sold up on my allotment COM
pletely,"
e. r. Wilson, manager for the Paxton
Mitchell company. expects to move into
his new garage during this month. This
company has the reputation of being the
best equipped for repairing automobiles
west OF Chicago.
Charles Louk is east He has brought
out the Abbott-Detroit and expects to
make it one OF the great cars of this Sec
ton
There will be two Parrys In the Glidden
| tour" said Ernest Sweet, yesterday.
Keep your eye ON them. They are stand
ing up and making records that we are
proud Of"
The Bee viii issue its special Glldden
Tour number about the twenty-seventh of
this month. 1t will tell all that is to be told
about the tour, and more who are driving
the cars and the records which the cars
are making. Most all OF the cars are repre-
scented in Omaha, and 1t will be interesting
to owners. especially, and will be highly
important to prospective purchasers.
1t will carry the cards Of the dealers and
what they have to say, and win be a great
big boost all along the line for the auto
mobile boys and the Auto Row.
Hundreds Of people will attend the com.
ing of the Glidden tourists on the evening
of June a. They met the boys In Council
Bluffs last year. and it was a day of con-
siderable interest to all. What The Bee
said OF it at that time, and the interesting
information that it gave and the pictures
that it printed OF the men and their great
race, whetted the appetite of more who
were unable to meet them. and they will
be on hand in Omaha this year to sec
what is to be seen. Council Bluffs made
extensive preparation for meeting the tour.
lists. 1T was good advertisement for 1t.
The Omaha Auto association will make
such arrangements for taking care of the
crowds and for giving the tourists vel
come as will put them in love with this
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Last weeks cold and rain caused a lun
on auto row. Several dealers took advan-
tage OF 1t and went east to hurry forward
machines to FIJI the demand that they are
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

The new garage for the Independent
Garage company on Farnam, west o
Twenty-fourth, will be completed during
the next few weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

"a handy and useful article for ell auto
mobilists who tour. is compass which can
be affixed either on the dash or on the
steering wheel out Of harms way" said
f. p. Blake OF Boston Mass, who re-
Gently made the 1000 miles between Jack
son. Mich, and Bangor Me-, in the Jack
son Mud Hen without stopping the engine
in l22 hours of continuous driving. "It often
happens that in travelling a winding road
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

about the most interesting event now
with the Overland people," said Henry II.
Van Brunt, lis the famous tour Of Miss
Blanch Stuart Scott from New York to
San Francisco IN an Overland"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Pitcher Knapp Of Lincoln impressed
low streak as wide as the foul lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

~ Is. 's~ crowd you off the bench
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Indianapolis has catcher named Lemon
There are many lemons In the game
though no others who admit the charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Battins averages have slumped too much
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Fans who love a white man ana a game
loser. will regret the III luck that has be-
fallen the Pirates for Barney Dreyfus'
cake. A man like he Is deserves TO win.
and Il helps the game when he does,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

And Brown saved the Cubs" Sounds
familiar. but It is the truth. as the Asso-
ciated Press tells II and has been telling
Il for three years or more. But the Cubs
should win at that. for Il has the team
marvellous Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

1t IL purely matter Of percentages thus
far Ia the Western league. The race Is
close and the eighth team is not far be-
hind the first sim we would just as soon
be first
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

1t was good old Alexander Pope, we be-
lieve, the poet. who had the knack OF put
ting SO many homely truths into excellent
verso, who once delivered himself of the
following lines:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

e. r. Wilson, manager for the Paxton
Mitchell company. expects to move into
his new garage during this month. This
company has the reputation of being the
best equipped for repairing automobiles
west OF Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

There will be two Parrys In the Glidden
tour" said Ernest Sweet, yesterday.
Keep your eye on them. They are stand
ing up and making records that we are
proud Of"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

"HE Rourkes have not yet hit their
gait They are not playing the bali
OF which they are capable. The
Il team needs steadying, needs bal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Charles Louk is east. He has brought
out the Abbott-Detroit and expects to
make it one OF the great cars of this sec
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

Hans Wagner seems to have passed over
the summit of his career. He is not hitting
very much at ALL Tommy Leach is on the
injured list taking away temporarily from
the outer garden one Of the greatest OF
, fieiders and consistent hitter. The
Pirates are not rising, Whether they will
yet rally and become contenders remains
to be seen. Their pitchers have been slow
TO round to. The Giants. on the other
hand. are making great fight 1t would
be interesting. indeed. II they and this
Cubs fell into a repetition OF their OLD
rivalry which came to the climax in 1905
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
STRIKE COPPER IN CLEBURNE COUNTY
Heber Springs Prospectors Make q
Good Find"

Heber Springs.-A rich find Of
metallic copper just west of this place
is reported.
J. f. Turnbull of Johnson county,
Arkansas, came to this place abou
five months ago and began to pros
pect for mineral with a prospect drill
He drilled two holes and struck .
vein of metallic copper which has
just been pronounced by a reputable
chemist and assayist to be one of th'
very purest quality.
This mineral is found in porphyry
underlaid with vein OF blendf
quartz carrying horn silver and gold.
Mr. Turnbull has associated with hin
four or five of the leading business
men of Heber Springs. and IL is es
pected that they will begin oreratioc
on a large scale in the near future
They have sunk shaft one mile
west of here to a depth of about III
feet to the vein and found it partly
faulted. They will drift on the vein
through the fault. They have all
along been importuned to give out
some information, but have refused
to say word until they had re
port from the assayists.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
BRAINS HIS WIFE With A STICK
Geo. Moore of Bentonville Stays Wife
While Mentally Unbalanced.

Bentonyille.-Mrs. George Moore OF
this city was instantly killed by her
husband. stick of stovewood being
the weapon used. Mr.. Moore. who is
past 60 years of age, has been men-
tally afflicted for some time, and re
turned few days ago from Fort
Smith, where he had been for treat
ment There had been no trouble.
so far as is known. and Mr.. Moore
and wife were out driving together a
few hours before the tragedy. He
arose about o'clock in tho morning
and seizing stick OF wood beat his
wife's brains out as she lay in bed.
Mrs. Moore's sister-in-law, Mrs.
John Skies, Of Columbia, Mo, was n
the house and was knocked uncon
scious by the maniac because she in
terfered when he attempted to kill
the baby. When help arrived at the
home, Mr. Moore quietly usheret
them into the room where his dead
wife was lying and asked what they
would do with him for the crime.
He was at once placed In custody
OF the sheriff for safekeeping
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
TO RECLAIM $4,000 ACRES LAND
Crittenden County Drainage System
VIII Cost s225 900.

Memphis, Tenn.-Over a hundred
thousand acres of land, some of it
the most fertile in the South, will be
reclaimed by tho proposed new
drainage system in Crittenden coun.
ty, Arkansas, according to William E.
Ayres, consulting engineer, who has
just returned from an inspection trip,
For the purpose of discussing the
feasibility of the plan, meeting OF
land owners and others Interested in
the project will be held at the Bus,
mess Mems Club here in a few days,
According to Mr.. Ayres, great en-.
thusasm is being manifested. and It
is confidently expected by those pro
noting the scheme that nothing but
a favorable verdict will be returned
at the meeting.
The proposed drainage district in
cludes $4,000 acres of land in what
is known as Ten and Fifteen mile
bayou territory. The system, when
completed. will cost s225,0 900. The
project is similar to the one for
which contract has recently been
let in Mississippi county.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
STUTTGART MAN
KILLS HIMSELF
EATS BREAKFAST WITH rAmfI'
IN GOOD SPIRITS, THEN
DRINKS POISON.
He Left No EXPLANATION OF his ACT
and No Cause Can Be Assignee
for Deed.

Stuttgart, Ark.-Bell Sheriff., nlgnI
Waterman at the plant of the Crystal
Ice Company in this city, ended ms
life by drinking carbolic acid about
10 o'clock in the morning This IS
the second suicide by carboiic aeIu
within two weeks in this city, the
deed resembling in many parueniai )
The suicide of +. c. Blohm on Septem'
Der II, except that Blohm left note
giving his reasons for taking his lie
and Sherrilfs motive is unknown.
Sheriff. returned to his home, after
spending the night on duty at the Ice
plant, and was in seemingly gooI
spirits. He ate breakfast and went
to the barn. where he remained Tor
about As minutes. He then came
back to the house, drank cup OF
water and went to his room, as ne
had been in the habit of doing each
morning. Shortly afterward crash
of breaking glass startled his VIE
and sister-in-law, who were in down
stairs room. They fastened to MS
room and found him unconscious aAd
writhing in agony. During his con-
WILSON'S he had. thrown his feet
through a window, which attracted
his wife's attention. He died before
medical aid could be obtained.
Sheriff. was about % years of age
and besides his wife left a small
child
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
COMPl ANT MADE ON ARKANSAS RATES
Discrimination is Alleged in Lumber
Shipments.

Washington. ID, C.-Complaint Of
alleged unreasonable. excessive and
discriminatory charges on shipments
of yellow pine lumber from points in
Arkansas and Oklahoma to points in
various other states have been made
to tho Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. A typical case is that of the
Ingham Lumber Company of Kansas
City, Mo-, against the Kansas City
Southern Railway Company and other
lines operating in that territory. Tho
tariffs complained Of became effec-
tive in 1893. and 1t is alleged the
rates are 80 excessive that they se
riously hamper the operations OF vel
low pin" '''~,her manufacturers. The
Ingham company urges that the rates
be reduced and that 1t be given rep
sration for all shipments made un-
der the rates advanced in 1908,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
MAKE ARKANSAS
RIVERS NAVIGABLE
CONGRESSMAN oLDFIELO CON.
FiDENT OF SECURING APpRO.
PRlAT'ON FROM CONGRESS.
He Believes the FLYERS Can Be Made
Navisable the Year Round at
Small Cost.

Little Rock.-W A. Oldfield OF
Batesville, member of congress from
the Second district, was in the city
a few days ago and expressed CON
fidence in his purpose to secure the
passage of an act by the next con,
gress for an appropriation sufficient
to make White, Black and Current
rivers nayigable all the year round.
Mr.. Oldfield takes Il great deal OF
interest in matters relating to river
mprovements, and was the first
Arkansas congressman to secure from
the war department permission for
representatives of the department &c
accompany him on a tour of inspee
ton OF certain rivers in the state,
that practical observation might be
made of the needs of improvement
On August 25, accompanied by +. K
Van Frank Jr. OF Little Rock, Il
government engineer, he made a trip
on the government steamer A. ID.
Allen up and down the rivers where
Improvement was most needed. They
left Batesville August % and went
Black river, at Jacksonport, Up Black
river to the mouth of Current river
to near Biggers, in Randolph county,
a distance of 405 miles. The object
of the trip was to get at first hand
information as to what is needed IL
the way of an appropriation to inn
prove these streams and make them
nni
another.
Mr. Oldfield says these rivers can
be made navigable the year round
for boats drawing from to IL fee
of water at a comparatively small
cost The only distractions in these
rivers, he says, are sandhars, the
greater number of which are between
BateSville and Jacksonport.
A transportation company with
Headquarters at st. Louis has SO much
confidence in the ability of Mr.. Old
field to secure an appropriation from
congress for the needed improve
ments that 1t is arranging 20 build
boat for the White river trade to
Batesyille. According to he plans,
the first boat is to be 140 feet in
length by 33 feet beam. 1t will have
an all-steel compartment hull and
will make about 10 miles an hour,
loaded, floating light on Is inches of
water. It will carry 100 tons on the
next foot, to an increasing amount
up to 40 tons per foot for the last
foot of immersion, giving total
draft of five feet when fully loaded
and cargo OF 600 tons. 1t is est
,ea that the boat will cost about
$3s 600 for its construction.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
CROP DEPENDS ON DATE OF FROST
Cotton Experts Visit Little Rock In
Course of INSPECTION Tour.

course OF inspection iour'
Little Rock-"Owing to the exces-
sive rains in Arkansas this season,
the hill cotton in this state is much
better than it was last year, hut the
crop in the lowlands is not SO good
The final result depends on the date
of your first killing frost. 1t it comes
late, the bottom cotton will develop
and make a material difference in
the result. If the killing frost comes
early, much of the cotton in the low
lands will be killed and cause very
perceptible falling off in the crop.
There is so much cotton in this state
still green that we find 1t harder to
make an estimate on the crop here
this year than we did last year. But
we feel Justified in saying that If the
first killing frost comes late Arkan.
sas will make more cotton rhis year
.han last"
This statement was agreed upon by
several members of the party o.
Southern cotton men who were in
Little Rock while on their way over
the state inspecting the cotton pros
poets with a view to making an &c
innate on the crop. They left over
the Iron Mountain for Texarkana.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
A BIG CIVIC RALLY IS PLANNED
Texarkana Boosters Club to Hold
Public Reception.

Texarkana.-Plans have been LAID
for monster civic rally and public
reception to be held on the evening
Of Thursday, September 30, at which
time the Boosters Club and The
Board of Trade will extend the hos
pitaity of the city to the managers
and employees of the various new FAC
tories which have recently located
in Texarkana through the efforts OF
these two commercial organizations
1t Is planned to make the reception
thoroughly representative IN cnarac-
ter. and an effort Will be made to
have every citizen of TeXarkana at
tend and meet the representatives OF
the new industries. Among the fac
tories secured for Texarkana during
the past 50 days is the Union Glass
Company, manufacturers of window
glass. which is now erecting a plant
to cost over 100000.
The reception will also be some
what In the nature of celebration
of the advent of Accent natural gas
for factory purposes. This rats for
natural gas secured the big glass ee-
adjustment and also some of the
other factories which depend upon
cheap fuel.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
Cotton pickers Leave for Texas

Texarkana.-Large numbers Of ne
groes are leaving this city and vIcln.
ity for the cotton fields of central
and western Texas. Labor agents
have been busy during the past u
days, and it is estimated that fully
200 negroes have left within a week
for Tyler. Corsicana, Waco, Gates.
Vile and other points. In many IN
stances whole families have gone,
taking their household belonging
with them. and as result there aN
a large number of empty negro ten
ant houses in this vicinity.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
RI EfGlN ADVERTISING THE SiA't
Iudoe Ratterree Receives FIRST rr0o'
g Advertisino of Arkansas.


1itt,a Roek,-Judge e. R Rattefree'
secretary of the Arkansas Lana oon,
qrese has received the advances
nroofs OF the advertising which -
shortly to appear for the state In
tbe chicago Tribune. This IS part
~ the advertising campaign lnaugu-
rated here several months ago, Jus'
after the meeting of the Land con
oress This advertising vain the
Tribnne VIII alone amount to about
e. 600 It consists of one whole page
and many smaller ads for the va
rions sections and cities of the state.
In addition to this, there is IN the
Tribune of recent date tull report
of rice growing in the state taxing
,,r more than a column on the imam
cial mage, where advertising never
appears. - -,
These advertisements have all been
orepared by a regular advertising
agency and are very attractive ano
we'll written. They convey a gooo
idea of conditions here and Will no
doubt be the means of directing
many homeseekers to the state inc
heading of the page advertisement
saws. Your First Crop Ought to
Paw for Your Land Down in Ark
ansas"
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
Hogs Is Hogs In Benton County

Rogers.-Benton county has SPLEEN
did crops this year. the corn crop
being especially large, yet there ts
one drawback TO this part OF the
country, and that is the scarcity Of
hogs. Owing to the fact that many
portions OF Oklahoma are dry this
year. but little corn will be raised
there, and the price OF hogs is low
compared TO this part OF Arkansas,
and those buying hogs there and
shipping here for sale are doubling
their money without much effort on
their part TO find buyers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-09-30
To Boom craiohead County.

JoIesboro.-T. w. Altman. county
vice president Of the Arkansas Land
Congress and immigration Bureau. tn
gether with T. J. Simcoe. photos
rapAer, have procured views aAd
specimens of Craighead county farm
life and products. which will be OK
hibited at the state fair at Het
Springs and alse at Chicago. Tne
county, a leader in agriculture. will
not do as much this year as 1t should.
as most of the farmers have been
taxed to the utmost to raise the
bsnus for the agricultural school.