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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

annoyance OF dust an oiled ROAD Is, the
management Of West Lawn cemetery will
oil one-half a mile or more OF West Center
street, extending from Fifty-sxth street TO
Sixtieth street The county commissioners
have been persuaded by the owners OF ooun-
try homes along the high bluffs north Of
Florence. TO make an experimental test
with oiled roads along the river road from
the water works TO the Ponca creek and
as soon as the work has been finished at
West Lawn cemetery, the oiling OF this
beautiful drive along the river north OF
Florence will be started. The road has
already been graded and only needs to be
rolled and oiled under the direction Of the
EXPERT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
Little Rusty on
One Family Tree
English Sporting Editor Connects
jefferson the Pug with Jefferson,
Patriot of Colonial Days.

LONDON, June 4.-(Special Cablegram)-
The average London sporting editor may
have the fighting qualities of James J..
Jeffries or Jack Johnson down to fine
point but It must be admitted that they
are rusty on American history. One Lon
don paper gravely announced the following
a. day or so ago:
1T was Thomas Jeffries, the patriot, who
drafted the famous statement of Ameri-
can Independence on July 4, 1776. A hun
bred and thirty-four years afterwards his
namesake, James Jeffrles, the pugilist, is
called upon by his sporting countrymen to
demonstrate the supremacy of the white
man over the black man, in what is COM
monty called the noble art of self-defense.
Whether glove fights are noble, or 1g-
noble, speetacles is a controversial point
with which l have nothing here to say"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

worried Europe as much as the coming OF
the Turks.
new song for weddings Is Il 10 Not
Ask" Perhaps it is just as well.
After city attains a certain size II Is
always threatening TO close It's dance nails.
About all that can be said in favor OF
some places of amusement: They aftord
place TO go.
The meanest devil on earth is the man
who is always saying mean things Just To
see people squirm.
Ever remark how some people fight and
strive 10 be commonplace, and attract un-
favorable attention?
If you are looking for information, you
will find the encyclopedia more reliable
than a womaR In a trance.
When a man tells you what people ara
saying about you, tell him what people say
about him; that VIII quickly take his mind
off your troubles.-Atchison Globe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
ONE ACRE SUPPORTS THREE
Real Intensive Farming, Spurred by
Mother Necessity in the
Orient.

Undetermined pilgrimage by an expert
was that of F. Fl. King OF the Wisconsin
Agricultural College to China and Japan
TO study why their soils could support
three persons to the acre. Western scien-
tflc agriculturists have much to learn
from those farmers who have made the
soil respond for twenty, and perhaps even
forty centuries of service.
The average farm is supporting three
persons to the acre and in nearly all parts
OF the densely populated sections two,
three, and sometimes four crops are taken
from the same field each year.
But this is not the only cause of their
longer growing season. The almost uni
versal practice of planting nearly all crops
in rows and in hills in the row permits one
crop to be planted, terminated and often
hoed before another crop has been removed
from the field, thus utilizing for growth
all OF the time we consume in removing
the harvest and in fitting the ground for
the next crop. Then there is the other
very extensive practice of starting crops
In nurseries under conditions of intense
fertilization, securing on a much smaller
area rapid growth and strong plants, which
are then transferred TO the fields. In this
manner even the vast areas covered by
the staple rice crop are handled the plants
being grown thirty or more days in small
beds, gaining thereby thirty to fifty days,
during which another crop on the same
field is matured, harvested and the ground
fitted for the one TO follow.
Human labor is the one asset Of which
they have an excess, and it is freely used
in securing the effect of longer seasons
which, because of their geographical posi-
ton, exceed oursS In southern China two
crops of rice are regularly taken, and this
is true even in parts of Japan. In the
Chekiang province a crop of rape, of wheat
OF beans, or Of green manure precedes the
summer crop of rice or Of cotton. In the
Shantung province a crop of winter wheat
or OF barley is followed in the summer with
crop of millet and soy beans, of sweet
potatoes, or peanuts. AS far north as
Tientsin and Picking, in the latitude of Co
lumbus, o.; Indianapolis and Springfield
ILL.,, Mr., King talked with a farmer who
followed his crop of wheat with one of
onions and these with cabbage the same
year, realizing a gross earning of Sl63 gold
per acre Another farmer planted crop Of
Irish potatoes at the earliest opportunity
in the spring marketing them young and
followed with onions and then with cab
bage, realizing S2o3 per acre for the three
crops.
--u-----------
SuntIOwer Philosophy.
Having seen Halley's comet, we are in
oil 10 daNnh h.. gHfn F1,aNf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
White House Soon
to Have a Supply
Real Fresh Milk
Holstein Cow from the Herd of SEN
stor Stephenson is Going to the
Presidential Stables.

WASHINGTON, June Especial Tel
egram.) - Senator Isaac Stephenson Of
Wisconsin, has informed President Taft
that tho new presidential COW which will
furnish milk for the White house will soon
be In this city. The new COW will take
the place of the late lamented "S4uley,'
and her name is Pauline. Pauline Is
some COW, as cows go. She is worth
81 900 on the hoof and is one of the fin
est products of Senator Stephensons
stock farm at Kenosha, Wis., She is a
full blooded Holsteln.
President Taft will find Pauline a
bovine aristocrat, said Senator Stephen
son. She is one of the best bred COWS
in my herd and she is satisfactory for
all purposes. She is fit for any position
open TO cows in the government service"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
COUNTY ROADS TO BE OILED
Experiment to he Made by Commits
siOners on several Stretches
of Roads,

The first oiled roads In Douglas county
to be constructed In accordance with the
methods advised by the Standard oil com
pany and supervised by their specialist on
roads, are to be built in West Lawn ceme-
terry unGer the supervision OF r. M. Curtis,
who has made a study OF the oiling OF
roads
the parks and boulevards around Kansas
City and have given the utmost satisfac-
tlon They are said TO shed water and
guaranteed free from dust
In order 90 show the people of Omaha
how much more comfortable and free from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
Cummins nj erosion.

CRESToN. Ia, June. 4-(speeal Tele-
gram.l -senator Cummins addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience here this
afternoon on state issues. Bell Emerson
Of Alton presided. j. b. Harsh introduced
the speakers. Candidate Darrah Of Chart
ton preceded cummins.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
ANNOUNCEMENT!

By special request of numerous citizens,
the wonderful Power Rug Loom will oper-
ate in our south show window for three
more days. Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, June 9, and 8. Last appearance
in Omaha of this interesting piece of mach
inery-the special exhibit of interior furn-
ishings continued for the three days on first
tloor. You are cordially invited to attend.
Miller, Stewart and Beaton q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Bobby-Mamma, my stomach says 1t is
dinner time.
Mamma--What does the clock say?
Bobby latter looking at the clock)-It
says my stomachs five minutes fast,
Tommy" querled the teacher, can you
tell me what an old settler is sometimes
called?'
Yes. ma am; a pioneer" was the reply.
Now, Johnny" said the teacher to an
other small pupil, what is q pioneer?"
IAN old man who pays his debts"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
Certificate of Publication
State of Nebraska, Office OF Auditor OF
Public Accounts:

State of Nebraska, Office OF Auditor OF
Public Accounts
LINCOLN Feb. list. 1910
it. is hereby certified that the Federal
Union Surety company of indianapolis, in
the state of Indiana, has complied with
the Insurance law Of this state, applicable
TO such companies, and is, therefore,
authorized 10 continue the business of
Fidelity and Surety insurance In this state
for the current year, ending January 81
1914.
Summary Of Report Filed for the Years
Ending December 81, 1909.
INCOME
Premiums ....... ......,.A I19 4lS.S3
All other sources ........ H,S56.l6
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid Policy Holders ....S 6O,Sl496
All other payments li9'SS7lO ,,,o ,-oo,
Total ,.,.......,,..,,...'.''''''' @zlo'i95V9
Admitted Assets ..,.,,.......'.s'' $0e09-o'Sz
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid Claims and Elk
penses .......,.........,.,S ~, 4l66Z - =
Unearned Premiums li6,5559o - - .
All other liabilities ...... l6,l62S9 S2O2,SlA4d
Capital Stock paid up ., 9O0,0OO0O
Surplus beyond Capital
stock and other liahii- 1900, oo,,,e.
tiles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eo'llo'oo CO. 10 90
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts the day anu
year first above written.
1GSEAiS SILAS r. BARTON,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
c. e. PIERCE, Deputy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Go are specializing
graduation suits in
unTinishod roorsted
and diagonal bl0e 5ergeS at
$40, $3.50, S85 and $3.50
SAe models we are showing
in these hre5 are very smart
and are making decided hit With
the brdergra5es. We also have
the proper lids to- rtgtus top off
the clothes obtfit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

The family next door had a new dog, and
small Ethel was admiring 1t. BE careful,
said the woman, ''or he may bite you"
why should he bite me?" asked Ethel.
Because he doesn't know you"
We'll" queried the little miss, why
don't you introduce us?'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Walter, the 5-year-old son OF minister.
had frequently been told by his father to
say Get behind me, Satan" when tempted
to do wrong.
One day after the father suddenly asked:
waiter, what do you do when tempted to
do wrong?"
why" he replied. 81 just think OF you
and say, Satan, go away back and sit
down "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, June A-Official record OF tenn
peTature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period OF the last three
years: 1910, loO9. l5JS. 1917,
Maximum temperature Is s. e S
Minimum temperature o.. 40 81 l5 b2
Mean temperature ,...... ID q q 20
Precipitation ......s......s w 10
Temperaturo and precipitation departures
from the normal al Omaha since March l,
and compared with the last two years.
Normal temperature ,,.......,...,........., 81
Deficiency for the day ........,......,..... il
Total excess since March 1...........,r. 452
Normal precipitation. ............. is inch
Deficiency for the day,,.......... rs inch
Total rainfall since March l..... 2 % Inches
Deficiency since March 1........ EOS inches
Deficiency for cor, period, 1909 81 inches
deficiency for cor. period, 1905. 30 inch
L. A. WELSH. lSea1aREecaster'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
The Weather.

FOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY cloudy.
FOR IOWA--Partly cloudy.
Tennera ~ Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Bobby" said his mother, sit up straight
and don't tuck your napkin under your
chin. I've told you hundreds of times
me lose the count! / don't know now
whether It's 256 or $50 times I've chewed
this clam!"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

SuntIOwer Philosophy.
Having seen Halleys comet, we are in
clined to doubt the statements that it once
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Johnnie" said the Sunday school
teacher, who is It that keeps watchful
,eye upon us all the time, who tells US
what we should do, who commends us
when we do right, and cautions and
Furnishes us when we do wrong, who knows
everything"
TEDDY Roosevelt" promptly answered
the bright lad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
PRATTLE OF THE YOUNGSTERS.

The Key to the situation-Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Spring Sbits."",S18 to $40
NH soft and stiff hat5,,.$3
Straw oNat5,.u"~Ss and So
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
FIELDING BUNTS
IS fine PRACTICE
nv Addie Insa.l

There is probably nothing that will
so quickly get a ball player in condi-
tion as about twenty minutes every
day fielding bunts. This stunt brings
into play nearly every muscle of the
body.
What makes 1t doubly beneficial in
the spring workouts is the fact that 1t
always gives the pitcher chance to
throw the ball so as not to put any
strain on the arm. "
Elmer Flick of the Maps can bunt
for this fielding stunt about as good
as anyone in the business, but Gene, ''
like all good hitters. loves to take a
good healthy swing at one, once in a
while. When Elmer is feeling hitter
ish" 1t behooves the fellow on the other
end Of the game to keep sharp watch
on what is going on.
One day last season Falkenberg and
other Maps were being entertained" by
Flick. Elmer let drive at the ball rath-
er suddenly and the way that pellet
whistled by "Falk's' ear was shame.
In a minute Fred was on his way to
the bench. Just before he reached this
shade spot Flick smilingly inquired.
Whats the matter, Fred-too fast for
your" 90, far from that" came the
quick reply; only / thought this was
a game of skill, not bravery"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
SWITCH LARRY TO
The INITIAL SACK

Camp McGuire, Duck Lake, Mich.
(near Albion), Feb. 4.--Larry 1b., Tur-
ner, 2b, Nichols ss., and Bradley 3b,
will compose the Nap infield in the
opening game Of the season in little
more than two months if these players
come UP to Manager Jim McGuire's
expectations.
Manager Jim Tuesday, at his camp
here, outlined other Nap plans, that in
clude change in the uniforms. the
announcement that some veteran Nap
probably Joss or Young-wouId have
charge of the second team in the south.
the confirmation of the report thai
Frank M. Schneider, the best handler
of professional players in the minor
leagues would replace Doc Payne as
Nap trainer, and a reiteration of his
intention to make all players hustle
all the time they are on the diamond
Il have decided after weeks of care
full thought that ] can get the most
strength on the field if ] switch Larry
TO first and ring Turner and Nichols
into my infield," said the Maps man.
ager Tuesday. "Of course, there are
many things that may force me to
change my present plans, but 1 will
start the training season with the idea
that Larry, Turner, Nichols and Brad
ley are going to deliver the goods and
compose the regular quartet of infieId-
ers."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04

one man hitherto has had to meet.
The prevention of the PLAYERS from
wrapping their arms about the runner
and smashing him by sheer force
through the line it is believed will
eliminate 80 per cent OF the sh-Iinc
injuries.
Forward Pass at Any Point Over the
Line.
The committee win advocate i'm re =
gard to the forward pass that if this
play is retained the ball may be passed
at any point over the line, that only
two men of the passers' side shall be
eligible to receive it, and these two to
be the men on the ends of the line
and that the pass must be caught or
become dead. In other words, a pass
which strikes the ground or which is
fumbled and then falls upon the
ground shall go as an uncompleted
forward pass. The most important
change advocated upon this play by
the committee will be the enacting of
a rule preventing opponents from in
tentionally interfering with the two
men endeavoring to recover the pass.
Wants FiVe-Yard Restriction Cut Out.
The five-yard restriction also should
be removed from the quarterback run
as well as the forward pass. The pres
ent rule compels an official to Judge the
distance with his eye when the play
Is rapidly in motion and consequently
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
A. A. SCHEDULE
IS now READY

Chicago, Feb. 4.--The annual meet
Ing of the American association club
owners for the purpose OF ratifyinE the
schedule for the coming season will be
held at the Congress hotel Feb. Is.
The date and place OF the gathering
was announced yesterday by President
Chivington.
Chivington also let 1t be known that
there was absolutely no intention Of
playing anything but a 16s-game
schedule and thar the work on the
tentative dates had already been com.
pleted by the committee, consisting OF
Watkins. OF the Indianapolis club. Te-
beau, of Kansas City. and Mike Can
tillon, Of Minneapolis. The season will
open on April 13 and run through a
period Of five and half months, clos
ing on Sept. 81. The opening series
will be home-and-home, the western
against the western. and the eastern
against the eastern.
The A. A. meeting will be held al
the same time and place as the Amer
ican league fest. and some lively work
In the trading line is expected, as most
of the managers of each organization
will be on hand, Judging from present
/ indications, to look out for any deals
that might strengthen their respective
clubs. Notices OF the association gath
ering were sent out today by Chiving-
1 ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
FAIR Ones IN A
BASKETBALL GAME

Fargo lovers of basketball are
promised rare treat Saturday after
noon when the Tower City champion
girls team journey to Fargo and meet
the fast d. B. C. girls team for the
state championship in the d. b. c.
gymnasium. While Tower City has
held the honors for number of years
of having the winning team yet the
local school bids fair to wrest such
from them this year, and give the
laurels to Fargo.
The students of the Dakota Business
college held a mass meeting yesterday
afternoon and voted to give to the
girls team the same loyal support ac-
corded the boys team, thus the rooters
should be on hand a littIet before the
calling of the game at D. m.
The linup will be CHOSEN from the
following:
Misses Mason, capt, Lee c. Olson.
Jorgenson, Buswell Trick Thomas,
Nicholson, Kobernick.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
A CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Great Interest Taken in the Contest
Tomorrow Night Between
the A. c. and r.

The big game is at, last here. To-
morrow night when the Fargo college
quintette have clashed with the five
from the A. G. tn fans will know
which has the strc-ger claims for
championship hcnors Little is known
as to the strength of the A. c. team.
They have played few games in Far
go, and have never played their first
team entirely. On the other hand,
everyone seems to know all about Far
go college, but the boys from the hill
are working hard and promise to make
a better showing .han ever heretofore.
AS the public is more familiar with
the Preachers team they seem to be
the favorites. The lineups and off,
cials will be announced tomorrow
The game will be called tomorrow
night at o'clock in the Fargo college
gymnasium.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
OLD PRINCETON TO DEMAND
RADICAL CHANGES In GAME

Princeton, N. j., Feb. 4.-Radical
changes in the football rules are to
be proposed by Princeton at the meet
ing of the football rules committee i'm
New York today TIE most sweep
ing change is that no player on the
side having the ball shall pull. push
or hold on his feet the man running
with the ball. Princetons football au-
thorities recently completed an ex-
tensive investigation and discovered
that 80 per cent of the rush line in
juries came from interference of this
kind and next to this the forward
pass.
Seven on Serimmage Line.
The announcement of the committee,
with the changes to be advocated, fol-
lows: That seven men shall stand upon
the line of scrimmage when the ball is
snapped, and that three of the backs
shall stand at least five yards behind
the line. Further that no player of
the side having the ball shall pull,
push or hold on his feet the man run
ming with the ball.
1t is believed that this change, which
merely restores the game as it was
before the introduction of momentum
mass plays, will permit the invention
and use of variety of forms of in
reference, but that this interference
will have to be minus the closely
packed and interlocked mass which
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
.ORDEMAN THROWN
BY GIANT POLE

Minneapolis, Feb. 4.-Before a rec
ord-breaking mob, many of whom
were Poles, Zbysyko, the big Polish
champion, last night defeated Henry
Ordeman of Minneapolis I'm two
straight falls, the first i'm / hour and
2S minutes and the second in AZ min
utes and 30 seconds. At the concIu-
sion of the match the foreigner was
given an ovation by his countrymen
who We're so vociferous in their praise
for the big fellow that they broke down
the stage upon which the match was
held The match was one of the great
est ever held in Minneapolis. and
though Ordeman was not in perfect
physical condition. owing to hollis
which have been bothering him for
several days, he put I'D a game fight
and gave his opponent a fierce strug-
gle.
At the conclusion Of the match
Ioysyko mad: brief speech. and he
paid his opponent a glowing tribute.
Ordeman is one of the strongest men
have ever opposed" he said. land If
he had not been suffering from boiIs
he would have been able to give me
even harder fight than he did,
The men went at each other in a
cautious way at the start but they
soon got together and 1t was a strug-
gle. After trying several Of his pet
holds during the first hour. Zbysvko
finally secured a crotch and half Mel
son hold which he finally turned his
big opponent over on his back and
forced his shoulders to the mat.
The second bout was just as inter
esting as the first. but it took Zbvsyl1o
only 43 minutes to get the same hold
on "~deman, and again he tipped his
man over and secured a second fall.
HbXsyko was in much better physical
condition than when he last visited
the twin cities and critics who at
tended that match believe that the
big Pole will give Frank Gotch more
than he Is looking for.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
COLLEGE "HIGHS"
BEAT CONCORDIA

= In fast game Of basketball played
yesterday afternoon the A. C. Highs
defeated Concordia college by the
score of 43 to IA. McConn, Bell and
Heron Starred for the winners. The
lineup:
A. G.. Highs
Bells, C, b b b b. ..
Harmon, f, b b. M
Mckee, f, b. +,I II
Weaver, T, b.
Ferron, g, b b.. go. -.
McConn, 6, b b b b b b 1, ~
Conccrdia- ..,., ,.
Bridston, (. g..
Bradford, &, b ..f Tif
Ereason, C, b b. " n.
Peterson, f, b 1111.
Croshus, I, b. ...
The A. c. team is looking for games
with any high school which is out for
honors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04

Chase Lake, N. D., Jan. 31.-To The
Forum: Mrs. Lydia Olson of Power
N. D., arrived here Saturday, Jan. %
for a weeks visit with her father, Ole
N. Olson. and three brothers and g
sister who live here. She was ac-
compsnied by Mrs. Gurney Sand ot
Cokato, Mimi. Both ladies left OF
Friday last for Leonard.
Word has been received from Ben
ME Jackobson who has been visiting
in the vicinity of Leonard and Kindred
that he would be home the first par
OF the month.
A party was giver. at o.. Lindman'r
on Wednesday right. Everybody en-
Joyed a good time.
Nels johnson and family spent Sun
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04

Willie Hoppe to play 1900 points. three
nights play. Is illegal in that he spec
ifies three nights play. The statement
follows;
Z am not afraid to meet any one at
three nights play and two years ago /
beat Hoppe at Auditorium hall by 20
per cent. / am taking strong treat
ment for my sickness and do not care
to play three nights at present. / do
not propose, however, to let Hoppe get
the title by default and am willing to
play him 500 points and want the
match to be played in Chicago, my
home town.
According to the rules. a champion
II challenged must play within sixty
days and cover the forfeit of $3.50 put
up by the challenger inside Of ten days
and name the city where the match is
to be played. 1t is now up to Hoppe"