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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
Eastina Now Social Fad.

Some Of the wealthiest men and wo
men in Canton. o., have formed fast
ing society, and many are making rec
ords. P. D. Hardy has been without
food twenty-three days and Mrs
George FuIberson for twenty days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
. - q PURELY
s@e - o - VEGETABLE

1t is generally recognized fact that medicines taken
from the botanical kingdom better adapted to the
delicate human system and safer in every way than
those composed of strong mineral mixtures,
In the early settlement of this land orefathers
obliged to procure their medicines from Natures
great laboratories of forest and field They searched
and compounded the different vegetable materials into
teas connections and medicines. That these pioneers
found the potent and valuable of the roots
and barks placed at their disposal is abundanty proven
by the fact that the great majority of them blessed
with rugged health They cured their diseases and
enabled to do the great preliminary work of civilization
because the remedies they used Natures remedies
and specially adapted to the needs of humanity.
Among the very best of these vegetable preparations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
quick Relief for RneumatIsn.

George W. Rooms. Lawton, Mich,
says: DIR. Detchon's Relief for
Rheumatism has given my wife won
derful benefit for rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot, had to be
lifted for two months. She began the
use of the remedy and improved rapid
ly. On Monday she could not move
and on Wednesday she got up and
dressed herself and walked out for
her breakfast Sold by Otto Grot-
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Gust Scnlegel & Son. 22o West Second
street, Davenport.
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CHEMIST FOUND S, S. s. FREE
FROM MINERALS.

A few years ago I was taken
with Infammatory Rheumatism.
Upon the advice Of a friend de-
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ing me to take it, however, my
guardian, who was a chemist, an
alyzed the en- edy, and pro-
mercury. continued the remedy,
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completely. The cure was perma-
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MRS. ELEANOR T. JONES,
SO Cliff St., Roxbury, Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17

Huge Cost of King Edwards Funeral.
King Edwards funeral. with its at
tendant expenses, cost 81, 100000. which
expense VIII be betrayed from the pub
lie purse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
$500, 900 FOR EXPOSITION
Committee Leaves Field Open for
San Francisco and New Orleans.

Washington, June 17.-Unwilling to
favor either OF the rival Panama ex-
position cities, San Francisco or New
Orleans, the house committee on for
iegn affairs yesterday decided to re-
port favorably two resolutions author
ling the president to invite foreign
nations to participate in each exposi-
ton to be held in the two cities when
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
Foundries on Top of sEsYsoraper

Foun0TIeS on Top OF Sk1SCFSPeFSs
George Westinghouse presided at a
recent session of the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers at At
lantic City, n. J. Wilfred Lewis gave
a technical description of a new ap-
paratus to absorb jars and shocks.
By its use foundry, he said. could be
operated as well on the top of high
building as on a ground floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17

it the greatest of all blood purifiers and
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While purifying the blood this
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Poison, hereditary taints, and all other
diseases and disorders caused by i'm
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AS tonic S. S. S. is uneqalled. It
invigorates every portion of the system,
and the healthy blood il creates largely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17

81 wish was moth" was the eng
NAUTICAL declaration made by a young
married woman to her husband.
"Why?"
Because I should be able to get
into some new clothes"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
soid on a guarantee that If you are
not satisfied after using two-thirds OF
a bottle according to directions, your
money will be refunded. 1t is up to
you-to try. Sold by all druggists.
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suffering blood trouble
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA CA
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All the news all the time - The
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
ZINC OFFERS YACHT TROPHY
America Will Send Boat to England
to Compete for Prize.
FOR YAcHTs OF AIL EATIONs
Prominence OF the Donor is Attract
iag Attention Ar over the
world, Although the Time
f. Very short.

NEW YORK. March 12.-The yachting
world has been set agog with the prospect
OF an International race for a new trophy
just offered for open competition by King
Edward Of England. Although tho race
Will not be sailed tntil well along In June,
there ~ none too much time TO get an
American boat ready II ono IL entered. II
was the chance OF q Yankee craft getting
into the contest that has set many tongues
to wagging and caused considerable fore
head wrinkling.
The king recently presented n valuable cup
to be competed for under the auspices OF
the Royal Ulster Yacht club at its annual
regatta, which will take place IN Irish
waters from June 20 to "a. No definite ar
rangements have as yec been made. OF
course, for the entries Of yachts IN this
race nor have the conditions been deter
mined upon.
But Il is customary In the case Of royal
trophies to offer them for competition to
all first-class yachts. when no special pro-
vision Is made by the donor II that pro
cedure is adhered to this summer among
the yachts which would undoubtedly COM
pete for the new Kings cup are Sir
Thomas LiDton's Shamrock III. Sir Thomas
Pender's Brynhnd and Myles Kennedy's
Wthte heatner.
The fact that the king has offered this
cup and that It would be open for '1ift-
ing'' purposes BY the yachts Of all nations.
If they are sailed under the colors Of
recognized clubs, was the subject OF much
discussion In this city last week by mem
beru OF the New York Larchment Attain
tic. Bensonhurst and other organizations.
whether or not an American sntrant wilt
be named must remain in doubt until the
terms of the deed Of. gift are accurately
known
Despite, the suddenness Of the announce
ment aIe the lack Of preparation In this
country for such . contest, Il may be
stated On high authority that 81 It is possi-
bic to secure the acceptance OF the entry
of United States yacht coupled with
the possibility Of getting her in shape in
time for the Royal Ulster Yacht club q
regatta(. then the American flag wfil
surely be seen flying from contestants q
mast In Irish waters this summer
A cable message was sent this week to
q commodore Of prominent local yacht
club who is touring Europe, asking him
to look into the question and to sound
Engliah ana Irish opinion en- the matter OF
an entrant from this country in the pro-
posed International race for the new
trophy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
HEWITT COACH, BUTDECLINES
Peculiar Tangle Results Over Choice
Of Cinder Track Instructor.
ATHLETIC BOARD HOLDS SESSIONS
Omaha BOY I'm Line for Place
and May Yet BE Delegated
to Undertake the
Work.

LINCOLN, March 12.-(SpeciaI. )--Although
]. p. Hewitt is coach Of the Nebraska track
team today, yet after Monday he win not
be the coach.
This is the latest statement that can be
made regarding the chaotic situation that
has resulted from the efforts OF the Corn
husker athletic board 70 select a coach for
the cinder path athletes this spring He is
favored for coach by a large majority Of
the candidates for the track team Before
Cherrington Is elected the athletic board
will have to reconsider the motion which
elected l. P. Hewitt. A meeting of the
Board Of Control has been called for Mon
daE to take up this matter. Tho selection
OF Hewitt has been perfectly satisfactory
to al members OF the athletic board ex-
eepttnG DR.. Clapp. whose acts have re-
suited in the demand for Cherrington.
Over two weeks ago the athletic board
authorised the track committee, OF which
Or, cla3D is chairman. to draw up a con-
tract with 1. p. Hewitt to coach the track
team at a salary OF $225. II Hewitt could
not be secured for that salary, the com
mittee was instructed to ascertain OF Cher
rinEton what salary he would ask for doing
the coaching.
Hewitt refused to accept S225. Before the
A"~~GAA NJ huu lolu lho track cOlnuiltee
that he wished $500. When he turned down
the offer Of a225 made to him by the board
the track COMMITTEES took UP the proposition
with Cherrington and reported back to the
board that the Omaha boy would accept
the place at $500. At this same meeting il
was announced that Hewitt would take the
position for $3.50. only six OF the eleven
members Of the board we're present at this
time and Hewitt was elected at salary
OF t25Q
Dr. Clapp called a second meeting OF
the board for Thursday In an endeavor TO
have the action Of the previous day recon
atdsred. None of the men who voted favor
ably, on the matter would vote to recon
stder, so the matter stood with Hewitt
elected. and It still so stands.
Hewitt, learning OF the true action OF the
board, has written the board telling its
members that he cannot take the position
under the conditions as they now exist
Hewitt is graduate of the university
and one Of the most popular members OF
the Nebraska alumni. He undoubtedly
would have made a good coach. Cheering
ton also is capable Of doing well in coach
ing the team and there Is no doubt he will
make success Of the work.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
TW0 OMAHA BOWLERS SHOW
Hartley and Denman Get Inside the
Money in Doubles.
CHICAGO TEAM IN SECOND PLACE
Wood ana A, Leigh Only Mine Pins
Behind Leadera--Next Tournament
at st. Louis--Officers Are
Elected.

DETROIT, Mich, March l2,--(speeIal Tel
egram)-For the sixth day, AZ l.. DsilSer
and Ed. Wetterman OF Cincinnati continue
to lead the doubles. the nearest approach
to their displacement occurred today when
G. II. Wood and A. Leigh OF Chicago bat
tered the pins for a total OF LEA falling
nine pins short Of the leaders and winning
second place to date
The dreaded split proved their undolnR
and Leigh drew the 3-7-10 In his final frauDO
when mark would have put the Windy
City pair in the lead
W. Hartley and X. Denman OF Omaha,
rolled into the money class with q count
Of LIS TO their credit Denman put the
team where II stands as Hartley blasted
all hopes Of the team going high. when he
blew six spares in his second try.
Denman averaged 9049k and hit the pins
for high Individual total with $50 in his
second attempt
I. Neale and NJ c, Sprague OF the same
city registered total OF 1,OOe OF the team
having six blows and five splits.
Scores in Singles,
Omaha bowlers failed to display the same
ability to hit the head pin in the singles
that was shown in the doubles this morn
ing. M. c. sprague led the Omaha pin
spillers with $50. blowing one spare and
getting five splits. w. Hartley. with S4l.
having made four errors and meeting with
two splits.
Omaha singles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Golfing Dates
Agreed Upon
Western Golf Association Announces
Dates of Contests for the
Coming Season.

CHICAGO, March 12-The following as
signment of dates for the coming season
was announced recently by the directors Of
the Western Golf association
Western Amateur championship, Mini
kahda club, Minneapolis, July % 70 30.
Olympic cup, Minikahda club, Minneapo-
Western Open championship. Beverly
Country club, August 81 to September 3
Westward-Ho Golf clue, open tourna-
caiunet Country club, open tournament,
July ~ to 16.
skokie Country club, invitation tourna-
ment July - to %.
Tom Morris Memorial trophy, June 16
The announcement was also made that
the Western Amateur championship win be
played according to the method requested
In a petition presented at the annual meet
ing; namely. eighteen-hole qualifying
round on Monday. sixty-four to quality;
eighteen-hole qualifying round on Tuesday
morning, thirty-two to quality; first match
round Tuesday afternoon, eighteen holes;
all subsequent match rounds thirty-six
holes. WF yeH
The Western Open championship will be
played as follows: Eighteen-hole quality
ing round, sixteen to qualify; all match
rounds at eighteen holes. except the final,
which viii be an all-day event for Friday
and will be for thirty-six holes. A flight
event for the sixteen best scores failing to
qualify for the championship played the
same as the premier contest is also sched-
uled.
The Tom Morris Memorial event will be
played under the same terms as last year
with the exception that the half stroke in
par has been abolished. A special committee
has been appointed to prepare the new dis
tance figures by which to compute the par
figures for each hole
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
EVERETT BROWN
TO JUDGE MEET
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meet His best performance for the mile
Is 1862.
Virgil Rector Is a pole vaulter OF note,
with a record OF feet 10 inches. Benson
ROwIey, q junior won the 2;20 hurdles In
the dual meet last year, and In the state
meet tied for third in the 20 hurdles and
was a msmbPr OF the relay team which
won second place IN the state meet.
John RayIey won the high hurdles in
the dual meet IN the record time Of 17A
seconds. He was dark horse at tho time
and his performance created quite furora
Since that meet he has been rapidly COM
ing to the fore.
Harry KulakafsSy lie q long distance run
ner. He won third place In the state meet
In the half-mile run and second place IN
the dual meet Robert Wood a member OF
the class OF 1912 won fourth place In the
go yard dash az the Missouri Valley meet
and second place In the dual meet in the
100. and 22O dashes.
Harold Andrews has thrown the hammer
us feet George Geib is manager OF the
track team. He Is a major In the cadet
battalion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Bill Changed to
Prevent Merger
Administration Measure Radically
Amended by House Committee
on Interstate Commerce.

WARRINGTON. March IA radical
amendment 20 the administration railroad
bill providing for valuation Of railroad
properties by the Interstate Commerce com
mission as a condition precedent TO the
merging, consolidation or reorganization OF
carriers subject to the law. was adopted
by the house committee on interstate com
meree today.
Tho change is intended TO put handicap
on such consultations as the Hartman
merger OF the Union and Southern Pacific
railroads and similar joining Of competing
properties.
The combination effected by the reor-
ganizatlon, etc, Of two or more railroads
would be authorized under section "A OF
the administration bill to issue stocks or
bonds up TO the par value OF the properties
put together.
In amending the bill the committee pro
poses 70 eradicate the watering Of stocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
IOWA ATHLETIC SCARE OVER
Action OF state Beard Indicates Mod
crate Policy Toward Sports.

ACtA0n OF HNMtC BoalE0 An0AGA4NpA NAOO~
crate Policy Toward sports.
IOWA CITY. Ia, March 12.--(special.) -
Confident that the State Board OF Eduoa-
tion will adopt a moderate policy In the
reformation of the intercollegiate athletic
system in vogue at the state university,
the state agricultural college, and the state
teachers college. students have resumed
their normal interest In the spring sports.
Alumni have ceased to feel alarm and
those on the inside believe that the state
ments OF the educators were rather to
sound the pulse OF the taxpayer. collegian
and faculty. When overwhelming senti-
ment favored the gradual process OF re-
formation, the board adopted 1t, or at
least that is the inference from the fact
that no definite action was taken at the
last meeting In Cedar Rapids.
Because the middle ground win be
adopted It is probable that the backing the
new board VIII receive IA It's revision Of
the athletic system will be considerable
and that great good VIII result among
three OF the leading educational institu-
tons of the state Athletics built on the
basis Of "the greatest good for the great
est number win be the aim Of the new
board and it's hackers.
Reassured by the action Of the board at
Cedar Rapids. the undergraduates are
watching the development OF the track
team for the Omaha meet It is probable
that Coach Jerry Delaney will take ten or
dozen men to the big indoor carnival
and. as it is the first real test Of the
Hawkeyes under the new trainer, the re-
suits win be closely watched. Locally. the
Chicago Athletic club team is picked 70
win the meet.
With the close Of the basket ball sea-
son. the size OF the track and base ball
squads have been increased and more time
has been given the weight men and vault
ers to practice on the gym floor. Iowa Is
weak In the pole vault this year, as usual,
unless Hartupee. the former East Des
Moines High school vaulter, can be in
duced TO begin training. Next year De-
laney counts on Fife, the crack freshmen
track captain this year.
Coach Ted Greens arrived today from
Des Moines and the squad will receive
their first real workout" Of the season
Monday afternoon. The diamond IL drying
off rapidly on Iowa field because Of the
coating Of clay and sand put on last sea-
son. and IL the present weather keeps up
it will not be long before the new coach
takes his men out OF doors,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
MTEREsT IN A POoL MATcH
Championship Has Aroused the Fans
from LeSharwy.

Championship Has Aroused the Fans
from Lethargy.
NEW YORK. March 12-That since the
worlds pool championship in this city
between Tom Hueston and Jerome Keosh
the game has taken decided boom and
is now on a higher plane than 1t was for
many year is shown by the interest
taken in Il all over the country. In every
city tournaments have been started and
are now going merrily alone without the
signs OF crookedness that sent the pas
time to the back rooms Of ginmills some
years back The higher class of people
who like the one game have taken to the
fifteen-ball game, and ere long II IS likely
that there will be a field Of players fit
10 play for the worlds championship
against the holder, whoever he may be-
An evidence Of the growing popularity
OF the game comes from Pittsburg. Harry
Davis. who conducts probably one OF the
finest billiard rooms IN the world. is anx-
ious to show the people OF his city what
a fine game pool Is and has arranged an
invitation tournament 20 be held in his
city beginning March 21. He has asked
Champion Jerome Keogh. Tom Hueston
Ben Allen. william Clearwater. Alfred
De ORC, Johnny King. III. P. Stoffl and
Frank Sherman to take part. but two will
have TO be cut from the list. as the event
will be for seven men only.
II IL proposed to hold the games every
afternoon and evening. and blocks OF $50
points win be played. Each contestant
win be obliged to post $50. which is 10 go
Is a sweepstake. which will be added 20
ths purse Of 1880 Davis win put up
This purse and sweepstakes Will be
divided on a basis OF 40 per cent 20 the
winner. 90 70 second. 20 to third and 10
70 fourth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
BOY ON BICYCLE is INJURED
Harry sehulta Rides into Coal wagon
and Receives PathfuI
Hurtn.

Harry Schultz. q M-year-old high school
boy. was injured Friday afternoon on Six
tesnth street. between Dodge ana Doug
las. when the wheel he was riding col
lided with a coal wagon. He was thrown
"a the pavement ana a splinter from tho
rim OF one OF the wheels OF the bicycle
entered his right arm. His left hip was
also bruised He was taken to his home.
2Os Lincoln avenue In the police ambu-
lance.
The wagon with which he collided be-
ionged 10 the Central Coal and Coke COM
pany and was driven BY b. Amss.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
GOSSIP OF THE BOWLERS
Last Omaha Team Shoots Today at
the Big Detroit Meet.
NO RECORDS ARE YET BROKEN
CiarISe's cubanOla Glide is the Won
der of the Omaha Alleys,
for II skins the Merry
widow.

The. picked team OF bowlers from the
Booster leage composed OF Schmidt. Q.
Rice. ocander. Yousem. Clarke and Mill
gan are the only Omaha entries remaining
to shoot IN the American Bowling congress.
They are scheduled to go on the alleys
Sunday.
1t Is not expected that this team will beat
the present high mark OF the tournament,
and the members OF the league are only
hoping that they will shoot higher total
than any Of the other Omaha teams. The
total OF 2,es4 made by the Metz Bros. team
win be hard to beat, as this is a very good
tournament total and viii land them among
the prize winners.
BY landing the next meeting place Of the
A. b. C. for 1911 st. Louis bears the honor
OF being the first city to entertain the
congress twice-the 1907 tournament having
been held in that city.
Although the present tournament In point
OF numbers is the greatest ever held. no
previous records made at other tourna-
ments have been broken. The scores OF past
tournaments as compared with the present
are as follows:
Five-men event. 1909. Pittsburs, Lip
mans, Chicago ......,................... 2,969
Fiye-men event. 1910. Detroit Cosmos,
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
Two-men event, 1909, Pittsburg,
Schwoegler Bros, Madison. LSN
Wettsrmsn. cinoinnssl v''' .,.............. 1.2n
Singles, 1908, Cincinnati A. Wengler,
,,SLieaso 6ss
singles. 1910, Detroit Glen Fisher,
NhlcaBo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
All the leagues in the city will resume
their regular schedule the coming week
From now on IL will be hustle to make
up for lost games
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
VAUGHNS ORGANS HEALTHY
Professor Could Have Died Only OF
POISONING, Says Phys
Aeian.

KIRKsVII>LE. Mo- March l2-Prosecut-
ing Attorney Reiger received report to-
day from DR.. sehweitzer OF the State uni
versity. stating the pathological examina-
tion showed Prof. Vaughn's viseera 70 have
been in good condition at the time he died
and indicating he could have died only OF
poison.
Dr. Woodson Moss who represented the
state az the examination also reported the
organs were healthy and normal.
Dr. still. who was present for the defense.
made like statement yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

NEW YORK. March li.-The executive
COMMITTEES Of the United states Golf aaso4
citation has announced the three champion
ship meetings of tbs season They foilow,
Open championship. Rt philadelphia
Country club. June II ana IS
Amateur Championship. az BrOoklino
Country club. the week bssiDnlng soptsm-
Der "a
Women's championship. at the Homewood
coqntyy club, FiossmooE IN. the week BE-
ginning October IA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR BADGERS
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pert, freshman, went the same distance
in 0;297s, and is regarded by track followers
as the fastest man In the freshman class.
Crew hopes were given a shock when 1t
became known that Murphy, captain OF
the winning freshman crew three years ago,
was declared ineligible by the faculty. OF
the regulars last year, the crew is intact
with the exception Of ex-Captain Dlnet and
Van Loom. Coach Ten Eyck is now using
Wilce at stroke, Kraatz at No. z, Hare at
No. g. Mackmiller at No. g. Buser at No. e.
Captain Trane at No. g. Kerr at No. Q and
Sumnicht at bow. The varsity crew will
undoubtedly be heavier than the 1909 boat
Mackmiller and Buser, last years fresh
men, adding considerable weight and power
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

CHICAGO, March lA-Ora Morningstar
Of Ssfs.ia tss &s H9PRs fST ths 55 ft5 sSe6
81 Play continued however, until Hoppe
made bis 400, thus completing his 1900
point for the five nights. play. Morning
stars total score is 1887 The worlds
record az Isl, made years ago by Frank
Ives, 10. was surpassed BY Hoppe Ia his
sixth inning. but II will not stand as
record. because Il was not made under
regulations governing record play. BY
superb close play Hoppe gathered 13.