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EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Berkeley, DesDised Outsider, Wins
Cosmopolitan Handicap.

Cosmopolitan Handicap.
BELMONT PARK, N. Y, May 2S.-Berke-
ley. despised outsider, at IL to In the
betting, easily won the Cosmopolitan handi-
cap at a mile and a sixteenth today The
victory was a great surprise. Shilling sent
the Bedwell gelding right to the front,
stretch Berkeley began to tire, but Shilling
kept the lead and managed to win by a
length from Arondack, an added starter,
both ran bad races, training their fields All
the way. Results:
First race, four and a half furiongs
mond Is to j second. Time: O:5s Two Two
Second race, seven furiongs: sandran a
to ID won, Hampton Court III to 20) second
o. E. M q to iO) third. Time: IN.
Third race, four furlongs straight: Pick.
annie (15 to - won Frank Ruhstaller {;
to second. Rye Straw (b to u third
Fourth race, one mile ana a sixteenth
Berkeley az to y won, .Arondaek US 10 j
second, Norbett q to - third. Time: ASH
Fifth race, six furlongs: Star Gowan Il
to D won. Richard Reed Is 70 p second
Acument Is 70 u third. Time; ia.
Slave &c 10 u won. Mexoana g to 81 second
George Lebolt (12 TO u third Time: 100.
Kings Daughter Wins.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2.-The featur,
in the running Of the fourth race. King'i
Daughter, carrying 1a0 pounds, won hand
fly, with Meadow and Handkerchief follow
ing In the order named. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Sugar Max
straight, N.50l won, Alice George (place
S.6O second, Betty Lester (show, so third
second race. four and half furlongs
Useppa straight s14710) won, Sir Dawl
/ (place, 1880 second, lima (shoW, $3.50
third. Time: 0:55lh.
Third race. ono mile and a sixteenth
Gronbridge straight, SD won, John Carol
(place, s3.6O second, Warner GrisweIl (show
$500 third. Time: 1:i7zs.
Fourth race, one mile: Kings Daughte
| straight, S3.T0 won. Meadow (place, G.. 30
second. Handzearetta (show, 500 third
Fifth race. four ana a half furiongs
Oriental Pearl straight 1850 won. Nov
Star (place. $500 second. Molly Mog (shov
Sixth race, selling, for l-year-olds and al
enc mile and a furlong: Mamie Algol
Q0o, koerneD won, Elfall ulO, Griffin sex
ord, Ben Howe Q10, Glasner) third TimC
SIS Gilvedear, Golconda and Sir Catesb
also ran.
Favorites LOsc az Oakland.
OAKLAND. Cal, May 2S.--FaVorites fare
badly at EmeryYille today, Sir Angus prov
Ing an easy winner OF the mile and a
second choice, beat Round and Round fC
second money. Bellsnicker fell In the firi
race and Aftermath Ia the second. Mentr
ana W. Cotton escaped injury. Aftermat
was favorite. Results;
First race, six furlOngs: Phillistlna
TO ID won, Charles Green "a 10 ID Eecont
Ptetension q 10 ID third. Timei HIN.
Second race, one milo and twenty yard
lTrocka Is 10 - won, Colbert az TO - seconl
Steel Is 10 u third Time 14isE.
Third race. one mile and twenty Yard
cobleskili 70 10 u won, Gretchen e. Il
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
Passing az the Cradle.
Cleveland Tribune.

And now they tell us that 1t Is no longer
right TO put babies to sleep in cradles.
The new hygiene says that rocking babies
Is unhealthy. They should be laid down In
stationary beds. with pasturized pillows
and sterilized sheets. The hand that has
heretofore ruled tho world win have to
DO Il In the future by some other means
than BY rocking the cradle. The lullaby OF
the future may run something like this:
Sleep, little one. sleep
Safe In your germ-proof bed;
Mother her watch will keep
Over your slumbering head.
Naughty bacilli you need not fear.
BuRaboo microbes Will come not near,
Mother will chase all these away,
Sleep. little one. TIL the break OF day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
TEACHERS DINE AND THEN PLAY
RrecreatiOn Program Last Might of
Central Commercial Men.

HrecreRtion Program Last Might OF
Central Commercial Men.
Recreation was on the program last night
for the members OF the Central Commerca A
Teachers association and they devoted thu
evening to dinner and a theater party
The banquet was complimentary and wal
given by the Smith-Premer company, while
the tickets for Boyd's theater were fur
nished by the Underwood company. There
were no after dinner speeches at the Rome,
where the banquet was held, but there were
svcral funny stories told
Carl c. Marshall OF Cedar Rapids was tha
CHIEF DRY teller and called upon the others
L. heir bit of humor Mr.. Marshall
W, funny that the diners were in
go, ,mor during the entire evening and
he dubbed the king OF testers" The
othei speakers were f. NJ, Evans. Miss
Elizabeth Van SAINT +. +. George OF
Omaha, w. c. Henning, c. p. zaner OF
Columbus, o., e, b. Lyons Of Dubuque.
j. n. Anderson of st. Louis. c. V. Oden,
r. +. Kelly of New York, Miss Alice NJ.
owen Of Kansas City, r. II. Peck of Dav-
export. la.
Champion Not Here.
Miss Rose Fritz Of New York the cham
plon speed operator of the world, was not
able to appear at the convention to give
demonstration. as was originally In
tended, but the various typewriter COM
panies have several speed experts in Omaha
who win give exhibitions to the teachers.
The Smith Premier company has two fast
operators present who were trained here
In Omaha Miss Alice NJ owen and Leslie
II. Wilson, both graduates of the Van SAINT
school. They are considered to be masters
In their limo and turn out copy with won
derful ease and rapidity. Another expert
who is attending the convention Is Il, @.
Wieso of New York, who operates al
Underwood machine. He Is the only demon
strator who has appeared in the White
House for the purpose OF exhibiting his
skill. II. c. Bedson of the L. c. Smith
company and L. H. Coombes and Gus r.
Trefzger OF the Underwood were also pres-
ent giving exhibitions OF speed work.
Seven in Speed Contest.
| Prior to the public exhibition OF speed
work which was given in the main assem-
bly, hall by the Underwood operators tho
preliminary contest was held for the Brown
trophy the champion cup OF the associa-
ton. Those who contested were Madeline
Drake, Sophie PAIL, Avis Jennings OF the
Van SAINT school, Omaha; Olive WATSON,
Lena Richardson, Des Mones; r. ".
Bishop, Waterloo; Parker X. Woodson
Chicago. After the papers are corrected BY
| the judges and the mistakes deducted the
five highest will stand for the final contest
| A. c, Van SAINT of Omaha gave an inter
esting talk In the afternoon on speed type
writing and said that the only way to 40
quire speed is to begin by going slowly and
accurately. He laid great stress upon tho
importance OF accurate work. saying that
pupils must be accurate to be successful.
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at Franciscos alleys;
Reflections OF n Bachelor,

It's bOttsr to be correct than it IL 70 be
corrected.
How lar can you get from home before
you become a stranger.
Whiskey and love never affect two men
In the same way.
A woman has less faith In her ideals
afer marrying one OF them.
AT this stage OF the game the hog pen
Il mightier than the sword.
A man can always find an excuse for do
ing things he wants 70 do that he knows
he shouldn't do.-Chioaeo News
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
ATHLETICS BAT FIERCELY

Philadelphia Takes Boston Into Camp
Nine to Three.
BOSTON, May 2s.-PhiladelphIa won from
Boston, Q to 8 today, by batting Wood hard
and being helped by wagner's error. Plank
was a puzzle after the first inning. A hard
rop by Lewis In the seventh bounded Oft
Bakers shins into the pavilion. giving the
batter a home run. Score;
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eBatted for Mattern in seventh.
zone OIit when winning run scored.

FOne out When winning run scored,
Brooklyn ...1 Q 2 100 90 is
Two-base hits: Sharpe, Graham. Three
base hits: Hummei ~. Sacrifice hits:
Shean, Daubert. First base on errors:
Boston, L Stolen bases: Collins, Shean,
sweeney, DauberI Double play: Graham
to Sweeney. Bases on balls: Off Mattern,
/; OFF Parsons, 5; off Barger, 3. Struck out:
BY Mattern, 2; by Parsons, 1; by Barger,
2 Hits: off Mattern, in six innings; off
Parsons, 4 In five and one-third innings.
Time: 2;22. Umpire: tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
vERM1L1oN WINS THE MEET
Second Time Athletic Contest Goes
to This College.

HURON, s. D., May 2S.-(Special Tele-
gram. blanks, offices and business houses
closed a portion of yesterday and an
immense throng attended the intercollegiate
broken:
High Jump--Norgren OF vermilion. feet.
inches
1923
Hammer Throw-Goddard OF vermilion,
distance, 1854 feet.
Broad Jump-Royal OF Vermillion, % feet,
3 inches.
Mile Run-Hunter Of Bookings time 81
seconds.
Vermilion secured SO points, Brookings.
20; Mitchell, is; Yankton, 9.
Alseth of Yankton won first, and Tibbett
Of Mitchell second In the oratorical con-
test
meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
CLEVELAND.


Two-base hit: Criss. Three-base hit:
Criss Home run: Hartzell Sacrifice hits:
Stovall, Schweitzer. Sacrifice flies; .Griggs,
stephens Stolen bases: Latoie, Hartsell
Double play: Turner to Lajoie to StovalL
Fits: Off JOSS 6 In four innings; off Nit
chell In five innings. Bases on balls;
Mitchell, 3; by Lake, L First base on
errors: Cleveland, q St Louis. L Left on
bases: Cleveland, s; st. Louis, g. Tina
1875. Umpires; Dineen and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

Two-base hit; Delehanty. Home run:
Cobb, Hitsi Off Mullin, In seven innings;
off White, z in two innings. Sacrifice hits:
j. Jones, Gandil. Stolen bases; Cobb CD,
Deiehanty. Double Plays; Purtell and
Gandil. Left on bases; Detroit, 6; Chicago,
I. Hit by pitched ball; BY Mullin, Cole; by
LANCE ID. Jones. Struck out; BY Mullin,
2; by LANCE, g. Bases on balls; OFF
Mullin, 4; Off Browning, /; off White, !; off
LANCE, l. Time 1865, Umpires; Evans
and EHan,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
WITH SOUTH OMAHA BoWLERs
Summer League Concludes First Week
OF Tournament with Good
Scores.

The Summer league Of the South Omaha
bowlers, consisting of eight teams of three
tournament. The winning teams for tho
week were letters Malt Tonics, Martins
Tigers, Kentucky Colts and Green's Boost
ers. Following are the scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
DODGERS CAPTURE LONG ONE
Brooklyn Beats Boston Five to Four
in Twelfth.
PITCHER BARGER PROVES HERO
Chicago Overwhelms PittsburR Nine
10 ADMINISTRATIONS Keats St
Louis--New York Drubs
PhuadeIphia-

BROOKLYN. May 2s-Brookiyn and
Boston battIed for twelve innings today.
the home team winning, to 4 Barger,
who pitched great game and fielded
brilliantly scored the winning run on a
pass. Burch's scratch hit, another pass to
Daubert and wheat's infield single Score:
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SIOUX CITY is
EASY VICTOR
(Continued From Page One.)

hits: Fenlon, WEIGH Of Sioux City sacri-
flee hit: Andreas. Struck out: By Hol-
lenbeck, /; by Freeman, g. Stolen base:
Corridor, Hit with pitched ball: Welch OF
Sioux City, King. Left on bases; Omaha,
g.; Sioux City, & Time: 115. Umpire.
Mullen. Attendance, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
TIGERS RAP CUT BIG SCORE
Detroit Whips Chicago Nine to One
by Hitting.
TY COBB CIRCLES THE BASES
Washington Beats New York -Four
TO Three-st. Louis Defeats
CIeveIand--PhiladeI
walIOps Boston

DETROIT. May 2S.-Heavy hitting gave
Detroit one-sided victory over Chicago
today, 9 to 1. White was knocked off the
rubber in the third and LANCE was found
freely A home run by Cobb with Bush
on base was the feature Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

The SSO-yard run was won by George of
FRANKLIN, with McLauglin OF Sutton a
ulose second. The state record was lowered
to 2.081S, three and one-fifth seconds below
the previous time
Fraser OF Omaha showed that in the
Quartor-mile run there was no one on the
crack who was a match for him. Rouse
Of Omaha trailed him all the way around,
but went to pieces about twenty yards from
the finish and allowed Keys Of York and
Robinson OF Kearney Military academy to
slide In ahead of him.
Wylie of York and Meyers OF the same
school simply wen. over all the other con-
testants and took first and second places
Ia the high jump with ease. Wylie did not
make as high distance as last year,
owing. probably, to the fact he was en-
tered in so many running events that he
tired himself.
In the broad jump wyiie jumped away
from the others, just as In the high jump,
ana made new record OF 30 feet and 10iS
inches for the future years to try for.
Franklin academy took both the second
and third places by means of their men,
Platte and George.
Following Is the summary OF events;
i00-yar6 lO0-yard dash: Wood (omaha)
first Lindsay CPlymouth) second, Wiley
(York) third. Time. O:1Oh
Half mile run; George Qrrankiin acad-
emy) first Mclaughlin Sutton second
kulakofsky third. Time; 2:03b.
l2O-yard high hurdle: Meyers york. Nun
ger (Kearney Military academy tied for
first, Plat (Frenklin academy third. Time:
O.lIA.
aa-yard dash Wood Comaha) first, Lind
say plymouth second, Arnold F'ranklin)
2aO-yard hurdles; wy1ie york. first,
Rowley Comaha) second Graves (kearnsy
Military academy third. Time: 0;27.
Quarter mile run: Frazer (Omaha) first,
Keyes CYork) second, Robertson (lSearney
Military academy third. Time: O:5S.
Mile run: Kennedy (Omanal first Mccoy
(t'ranklin academy second. Warner (York)
High jump: Wyhe Qorlr) first, Meyers
0ork) second, Plat (Franklin) third.
Height: fet 81 inches.
Broad jump: Wylie CYork) first, Plat
(FNranklin) second, George (Franklin)
third. Distance: 20 feet 1914 inches.
Pole vault: heavis Gals City first,
Rector (Omaha) second. Maresh (Crete)
third Distance: 10 feet inches.
Discus throw: Meyer York) first, Burdick
lOmaha) second, Hanson (omaha) third.
Distance; 109 feet inches.
Shot put; BurdicS (Omaha) first, Stryker
third Distance; As feet 3M inches
Hammer throw: Mccarthy (Minden) first,
Long (KeRrney Military academy second,
Barbee (York) third Distance: 157 feet
Relay race: Omaha first. Kearney Mill
tary academy second, York third. Time;
1.S79S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

~baIIeu tut V7UOu III seOOIIua
Philadelphia ....43 TOO 20 o o 1-9
Boston ............... 2 % 0 o o / 0 0-3
TTwo-base hits: Oldring, Plank, Three-base
hits. Lord, Stahl. Home run; Lewis. Hits:
Off Wood, In two inningsi off Hall, In
seven innings. Stolen bases; Collins, Baker,
Barry, Oldring. Double play: Hooper and
Wagner. Left on bases: Philadelphia, u
Boston, g. Base on balls; Off Wood, /; off
Hail. 4; off Plank, 35 Struck out: BY Wood
/; by Plank, z; by Hall, /. Time: 1:67. UNI
piress Sheridan and KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
COLUMBUS.
LOUISVILLE
Totals...o.s SO 10 81 Ia 8

btoIen base: UdWeII; bacrlIlce hIth: Dun
leavy, Quinlan, Hughes. Two-base hits;
Congalton, Dunleavy. Three-base hit:
Downs TO Odwell. Pickett to Morlarity to
Schreck, Moriarity to Schreck. Bases on
balls; OFF Nelson, g. Struck out: BY Mel
OFF Pickett, in three innings; off Richter,
2 In five innings; off Halla, In one In
ming Time; ISL EMPIRES: Guthrie and
Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
BAD THROW BEATS COLUMBUS
Error Spells Victory to Colonies
Seven to Five.
coNGA1ToN HITS FOUR TIMES
st. Paul Beats Minneapolis Two to
One--ToIedo Downs Indianapolis
--Kansas City whips
Milwaukee.

COLUMBUS. May 2S.-Louisville beat
Columbus today, to s. A bad throw in
the ninth by Carisch gave the visitors the
game. Congalton hit samely four times.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

TABOR, Ia, May A--(Specinl Telegram)
LIN a high school ball game. Tabor w.
GlenWOOd. Tabor won. to & Ellis struck
Tabor. ELLIS and Mann; Gienwood, Cham
bers and 0unsolly. Errors; Tabor, 8;
Glenwood. ,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
o,a,. n tONu i rotala. 4
aIANTs wHP THE QUAKERs

New York Nationals Beat PhiladeI-
phia Three to Two.
PHILADELPHIA, May &.-New York de-
feated Philadelphia today, Q to 2. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
BROWNS SWING INTO LINE

st. Louis Beats cleveland Five to One
Lake Proves Puszle.
CLEVELAND, May 2S.-St. Louis de-
feated Cleveland, to 1, today. Lake was
a puzzle, while Joss was knocked out OF
the box. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

Imported and domestic wines, brandies
and cordals. Old Taylor, Guckenheimsr
and Old McBrayer whislSies bottled In bonn
Rosenfeld Liquor Co. Phones 1898 J
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

Ofiilch has made good showing this year.
The time was one and one fifth seconds
better than the state record. Rouse
started for Omaha and was just able TO
keep up with the runners he commended
against. but Willard and Fraser. the sec
ond and third men gained on the other
lads about six yards and then Wood. the
crack two hundred-twenty man finished
Up In good time.
Omaha Wins the Relay.
In all tho weight events the present rec
0rtls were touched and in the hammer and
discus throws they were smashed. In the
shot put. BurdIck OF Omaha ,equa.led the
record distance of forty-five feet three and
one.hah inches. with Stryker of South
Omaha second best, and Beamer OF York
third. . .a
MCCARTHY, from Minden, managed to
syins the hammer 1888 feet and one inch.
The old record was l3S feet one inch, but
the Quo set by Mccarthy Is nineteen feet
and six inches beyond this. or 1B7 feet and
Seven inches
In the discus Meyer OF York hurled it
Tor 100 feet. two feet beyond the state
record. Meyer had easily the best form
and class of any of the discus men. Sec
end and third places in the event were
both captured by Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

When you want mat you want whe,
you want It. and want Il In hurry, adj
vertise Il IN abe Bea
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

EXCEPTIONAL plano bargains thi,
week at A. Hospe Co.. . 30. Main st.,
% Pearl st., Council Bluffs. Ia. Easy
payments
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK;
Totals. 921ls / Totals......a2 10 n 16

Philadelphia .........i 0 900 Q o o.
Two-base hits: Seymour, Bransfield,
Snodgrass. Base on balls: Off Mathewson,
/; off MarQney, 2. Struck out: BY Mathew
son, s. by Maroney, i. Time: l:6O. UNI
pire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

4. 2. PIumbIng ID. rsI. 70; nIshgsIlR'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
TEAMS ARE NAMED FOR
COUNTRY CLUB MATCH
o. $. Montgomery and n. J. MahOney
WIN Captain Rival Bands ON
Links This Afternoon.

Contestants in the team match, which
will be played at the Country club this
afternoon, have been chosen. T. J. Ma
honey win captain one side and C. S. Mont
gomery the other.
The teams win oppose each other as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

NOttcet
-Four acres on south slope. three blocks
from the best car line. one mile from post
office. five minutes walk from Broadway
price. $500 Anyone wishing a country
home In the city see Ohio Knox Co. oppo-
site Grand Hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
REDS BLANK THE CARDINALS
Cincinnati Beats ST. Lozis at Home
Four to Nothing.
CINCINNATI
- Z"

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Cincinnati de-
feated st. Louis today, 4 to 0. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

Loyal order of Moose official emblems,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

Persistent Advertising is me Road to Big
ReturnA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

charms, pins and buttons at Letferrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

Any player whose name does not appear
win be matched at the grounds.
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tons will have TO he met hy the new BOARD
II Aldermen. the provision for new
water supply and new dis. riLution system
being one 81 them Everybody IN the
ward and outside ~ II wants 20 know what
the preacher ia going 20 do during the two
yearr he is to serve on the board More
particularly those who do not know him
want TO X now what X lind Of man he in and
what are h,D anteredcnts
The Rev. Mr. Berg told his constituents
in his speech Of acceptance that he had
besn forced 10 fight his way in the world
since hs was Is years old and had roughsd
Il with all sorts Of men in his time. and
that the love Of men had bean one Of his
greatest sources Of pleasure II rad been
always his delight 10 face manly issnes and
eight fairly. ~ mon have 70 fight 60 gain
what they believe 70 be tho hest In life
He welcomed an opportunity 70 get out
into the middle CO events which concerned
the affairs Of his city. and he believed
politics. oven when confined To the mar
ROVER issues Of municipal govsrnnsnt. to
20 decidedly manly game.
Tho pastor of the Lutheran church had
not exaggerated tho tusslss he had ex-
psFisnced In making way for himsalg.
He was born ON May ~. 1875 nenr Rsad-,
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TO CURE STANNERsNG.
Exercises which Are said to Relieve the
Trouble.

In nine cases out 81 ten. writes ply
stefan in the American Boy. -stanmering
and suffering can be easily and com
pietsly cured sometimes in few weeks
This has been my professional experience
during the Lass twelve years
In tho first place the sufferer from
stammering. stuttering or any other form
Of speech defect must realize that the
cause Of his entire difficulty may be- told
In n word effort.
The stntterer says. 'Tutututut eacher.
instead OF teacher. merely because.
through putting too much force into the
breath with which no speaks. he drives
the tongue up against tho testh 80 hard
that hs cant get IL away without big
pull
This big push and pull Of tho muse les
Of tho tongue shuts on the outflow Of
wind from the lungs and thus AL the mus
cles 81 ths tongue. throat and chest.
sometimes most Of the muscles OF tho body.
become Bst.
i have seen a young man who would
dance and kick almost like an Apache
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another. over and over again. thss. mer
OF the Quantities would pick zap a grip
or dress suit case and walk from one end
Of the ramp TO the other a. though they
were hurrying from their trains to catch
Q street car. Then they would walk back
again as II they were hurrying to make
their trains. Then they would try IL
with two heavily loaded suit case- one
In each hand.
After each experiment they would die
tate 10 the accompanying secretary fun
report OF just how their moving rapidly
up and down these slopes impressed and
affected them. Other records were kept
a. to the length Of the inclined ways. the
time il took To traverse them and the
ght carried by sa'h Of IN. committees
Then women were called upon To aid
in the experiments Typical women were
selected and asked to make the same test
They were asked to give absolutely frank
Of their experiences. These
were recorded
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SEEK INDIAN HETRESSES.
bellies NJ the Yakima Reservation. Pepu
lar win Fortune Hunters.

North Yakima oorrrspordsrcs Spokane
Hcrgh
The most popular Yakima girls, II the
matter were put to vote. would undoubt-
edly prove 70 he the dusky bellies o7 the
Indian reservation. There isn't one OF
them without dot Of substantial proper
tons and many a mixed blood marriage
has been II. ade on the strength 81 this fact.
Not every sutton OF this sort. however.
H. ~ frank IN stating his Intentions as a
man from Mold. Wash. who recently sent
til. letter to n" Indian agent at Fort
simcoe
DEAR SIRl wish 10 marie n halGbreeh
or uuartrrbrecd that ~ wealthy aud would
bs willing io turn over 81 $40 20 me when
We are married. II YOU know Of any let
he adds. | am temperance
Ioppenizh IIarterbreSd was recently
marrie. to a white man after u two week
courtship. She owns a well placed allot-
ment herself and her mothers real estate ID
figured az sS0.0Oo
Another very pretty Indian girl who has
admirers among the palefncss as well az
among the redskins IL tho daughter Of
Josephine IIllie. a really remarkable Indian
woman whose allotment was within the
present town OF TOppenish. She CON
Quoted n real estate business there. has
iu.r out I'D a fne stone apartment houss
md T. -aid TO own one of the weekly papers
th.r. Josephine has twic. married what.
men Her daughter was brought up IN a
Portland convent.
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The New York Central people believe that
by tins system Of inclined ways through
out their great terminal they win
not only save money by eliminating acci-
dents. but will add very materially TO
the comfort and pleasure Of their pa
irons AZ wall.
The outwardbound crowds, which are
the most difficult kind TO handle in any
great passenger station. will find their
srain level in the new Grand Central by
the force OF gravity. II n barrel Of water.
for instance. should be upset ut. say.
one OF the Forty second street entrances
TO the terminal. 1t would keep moving.
theoretically. until il reached tho track
L., II of the suburban trains. the lowest
OF all.
The stream would iow slowly first
down a gentle incline until IL reached the
level 81 the main waiting room. Beyond
that II wo'Ild move along a short ramp
between the waiting room and the con-