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Evening journal., 1910-05-27
CENTRAL WIRELESS
STATION TO OMAHA
PreIiminarieS Begun Toward
Erecting Tower for Gov
ernment Use

Omaha is to be the central point OF
a vast system Of wireless telegraphy
through which all government business
not transacted by mail will be handled in
the future. says the Omaha News.
Professor c. J. King Of the naval obser-
vatory at Washington. is to locate the
site and to begin the construction of a
monster wireless station tina. will connect
the extreme northern and southern points
on the Atlantic coast with similar ones
on the Pacific coast and establish wire
less communication between the principal
inland cities of the country. immediately
on completion Of the Omaha station,
which will he within sixty days. the wire
telegraph will pass into history as
means of general communication Of gov
ernment dispatches. reports Of the wealth
er bureau and the transaction Of postal
and treasury business.
The only branch of the government ser
vice not TO use the new station regularly
will be the army. which maintains a wire
less system Of its own.
Professor King will remain in Omaha
until the new plant is constructed and in
operation
Omaha is to be the central relay sta
tion of tho government wireless system.
comprising forty-seven coast and inland
cities" says Professor King. Only one
relay is required to communicate from
coast to coast. Forty-three Of the big sta
tions have been completed and in use
since last June. The remaining four at
Omaha, Los Angeles. Denver and El
paeo arc IN Ia finished v-ithin r1iuetv
days. when the wireless is to supersede
the old style telegraph"
Equipment Of the Omaha station will
include 3O-foot tower. an electric plant
capable Of furnishing The 2.00O volt current
required for long distance communication,
and the most up-to-date instruments for
receiving and sending wireless messages
The receiving and sending room of the
station will be located in the federal
building. which will be connected by cable
and conduit with the big tower.
The location Of the tower will be gov
erned by the Topography Of the city and
surrounding country. 1t may be within
the city or at a distance of five or six
miles. The force Of wirel ess experts to be
located at the Omaha station will COM
prise chief. three operators working
eight hours each, a helper, ap electrician
and the necessary assistants. The alter
mating current will be used in transmit
ting messages.
''The voltage Of the government plant
will be so high that the army and private
systems Will not in Tho least interfere"
says MIR. King.
Evening journal., 1910-05-27
CHILDS' BIG
CUT PRICE SPECIALS

Mrs. Cooper's Homo Made Peanut
Butter .......-. ....s.....9c
Peanut Butter Kisses ........12c 10
A delicious candy with Peanut
Butter filling wrapped in glazed
paper. Even the name sounds good
Another Popular Candy Cream Mints
lie 10.
The best of its kind made,
lbs Whole Grain Rice .....,......7c.
The Most Popular Tea Childs' CeyIon
Blend. IL pound sir-tight package
1Oc.
Cakes Childs' Laundry Soap ..f0c
Evening journal., 1910-05-27
The DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
STORES THAT DO And DON'T

Tomorrow the next day, when you 60 esurely along
street King street. other business street count
the which you do trade And just take
that about the only advertising such do IS
the sign the door.
Those with which you trade which by chance do not ad
verte are managed by personal fnendor
possibly pleasant acquaintance is employed there.
Isn't that true?
Think
Friendship is great thing and many splendid purchases
are is big actorbut do imagine for
minute that friendship anywhere the influence that
through intelligent continuous adverts-
ing?
If you stop to think it you'll make up your mind to
the fact that it the store which adveres that does the biggest
business.
Newspaper advertising which really interesting which ap
the peopeSand tells the truth about the goods profit
able There ways about ty
good advertising and back in possible business
like way
Evening journal., 1910-05-27
new POST CARD
IS MEDIOCRE

ThS worst Of the unlovely family Of
postal cards is with US and it's being is
sued ,by the United States Government.
This latest mail card falls so far below
the already mediocre standard Of postal
cards IN quality, color and appearance
that one must buy one and try one before
fully appreciating its absoluts cheapness.
The cut OF Mckinley and the surrounding
decoration, not 10 mention the printing.
reminds one Of the antiquated wood cuts
o. a decade ago. The card is so thin that
pne has no difficulty in seeing through il.
snuch less jabbing a pen through it. To
write with a pen on this newest card
means "a gather up enough nhre TO make
q brush. and unless the card is mailed at
once It becomes 80 crumpled and cracked
that one IS quite ashamed 10 let it so,
Also the ink spreads ON i hlotter-like.
Undoubtedly it reaches its destination in
= sad state Of diiapidstou. Many COM
r-Ainis have been made about the cards.
Evening journal., 1910-05-27

Blue Bell" Country Gentleman Sweet
Sugar Corn ...................
cans for .-.....--........-.. .25c
Extra Fancy Prunes ...........7c 10
4 pounds for ..................25c
Lard ..-...-. ........--..... .loc
New Fun Cream Cheese ..17c 10
Best Pure piack Pepper ..-...13c 10
Finest Fresh Tub pntter ....32c 10
Big Bottle Childs' Pure Apple Vine
. Cakes Old Fashioned olycerine Soap
&c.
Big Package Childs' Rolled oats sc
A Big 1Oc Bottle Olives --..-.......Sc
New Package, Big Value.
Childs Golden Santos Coffee Lie 10
Evening journal., 1910-05-27
FAT men NEVER
OBJECT OF PITY
Because the Bigger They Get
the Happier and More Care
Free They Become

Many vain tears are wasted upon the
fat man. lie is opposed 10 suffer from
an appalling shortness of breath, and
his fiorid complexion is ascribed to pain
ful disorders Of the circulation. The
cortoonists. says the Baltimore Sun,
picture him as being reduced to a sort
of oily lava in summer and as coming
down upon the ice in winter with sick
ening thuds and to the accompaniment
of worldwide seismic disturbances. In
plays he is always the target of slap
stick and seltzer siphon. but note
Of pity appears in every laugh he
raises. People are sincerely sorry for
Evening journal., 1910-05-27
uo,., .. e.,,. A.. o.,.L.-

How 70 Save the Orphan Lamb.
A eve that has lost her lamb can be
induced to mother an orphan lamb by
rubbing the dead lamb over the orphan
or by laying the dead lambs skin over
the orphan for A short time.
Evening journal., 1910-05-27

Tom McCray 0ate with Halloran's)
will be pleased to greet his friends at
Haywood's. Saturday evening"
Evening journal., 1910-05-27

Pound Package Corn Starch ...... sc
Kippered Herring ...........14c can
Big Can Childs' Securing Powder. sc
1Oc Bottle Easy Bright Shoes Dressing,
&c
1Oc Box Easy Bright Shoe Polish. &c
Brazilian Shredded Cocoanut. 13c ID
Matches-Youll need a stock of
Matches for your Gas and Oil Stoves,
Better use the best which is Childs'
Parlor Matches. big Five-Cent
Boxes ..................,. ......10c
Large Rolls Toilet Paper ......10c
3Cans Extra Fancy Tomatoes go. .25c
Sweet Bloom Print Butter ..37c 10
90 Hardwood Clothes Pins .... Sc
IA Pound Cake Childs' Sweet Choco-
late ........-......... ... sc
Evening journal., 1910-05-27

One hundred pounds Of almonds
ui-id AZ nonnds OF oil
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Bowling Leagues
Refuse to Merge
Officers of Two Associations Meet at
Des Moines, but Fail to Agree
on Combine.

DIES MONIES, March a,-The officers of
the International Bowling congress and the
Midwest Bowling association held meet
ing in Des Moines yesterday for the pur-
pose Of consolidation. The session was a
rank failure as far as this is concerned,
the two associations continuing to be sep
arate for another year at least.
The officers OF the International Bowl
ing association insisted that II a oonsolida-
tion should occur that the new body must
break away from the International Bowling
congress. George strotE, president Of the
Midwest Bowling association, who is one
Of the officers in the International Bowl
ing congress, would not agree to this, so
that the attempt to consolidate and hold
one big tournament in Omaha next year
failed. Those present at the meeting were;
President r. F. Malone, w. Witherspoou
and C. N Beller Of St. Paul. representing
the International Bowling congress; G. o.
Francisco OF Omaha, r. Gale Of Marshall
town and George Strotz of Des MoInes, rep
rssenting the Midwest Bowling association.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
BODY EXHUMED SECOND
TIME FOR MURDER CLUE
COrpse of Prof. James IT, Vaughn
Removed from Grave for
Examination.

MONROE CITY, Mo-. March a-The
body of Prof James T. Vaughn was ex-
humed for the second time early yesterday
morning by attorneys representing Mrs.
Alma Vaughn, the widow, and Dr. J. r.
Hull who are awaiting trial of charge
of numbering the professor.
The grave was opened under cover Of
darkness and the body was taken to the
sexton's tool house. There the tongue and
spine were removed and the body was
later reburied. Prof. Vaughn, according
to the defense, lived in constant fear OF
a cancer Of the tongue and 1t is believed
that organ was removed this morning for
pathological examination.
The original intention Of completing the
exhumation before daylight, to prevent
possible interference by the state, was
frustrated by difficulties encountered In
getting the body out Of the ground, and
it was after o'clock this morning before
the casket was lowered into the grave, for
the third time since Vaughns death last
October.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22

place in the Commercial league. The final
games for the motorcycle will surely be
Interesting.
Blakeney has developed into a great
anchor man. Huntington is going to keep
him at the bottom as long as the luck
stays.
Sprague started In with an average OF
16a and has steadily raised It to about 100
in the last three months. II that isn't get
ting the pins, what IS?
Yousen has a cinch on first place in the
Booster league, but Clarke will have to go
some to hold on to second place.
Anderson will have to be hit with a
siedge hammer TO lose his place at the top
with an average close to 200.
The race I'm the Mercantile league is she
talk of the Francisco alleys. For bunch
Of youngsters It is rather hard fight
Arcby Nlppell will soon apply for pat
ent on a new style alley His present draw
ings show sideboards instead Of cutters.
Two Omaha bowlers, Francisco and
Blakeney are leading the South Omaha
league in high averages,
Phil Aarons is still looking for match
games Come on Huntington and take
him on.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Comet sets later than the sun:
Appronch the sun.

"The comet will APPROACH tho sun slowly
until March 20, and may be possibly visible
to the naked eye before that date, but for
a week or more before and after that time
IL will be too near the sun TO be seen.
From March 25 to May l9. the comet
will be visible in the morning sky before
sunrise, its greatest elongation or distance
to the right or west Of the sun occurring
about May 8, when 1t will rise two hours
before the sun. 1t win then In ten days
move with continually increasing speed
toward the sun until It passes it on May Is,
being lost in its rays for few days before
and after that time. 1t will after that be
visible in the evening sky, separating at
first very rapidly from the sun and then
more and more slowly until the early part
Of June. when 1t will approach the sun
again and gradually disappear from view
as we'll on account of its increasing
distance from the earth as also on account
Of it's increasing proximity to the sun. It
will be our last view OF Halley's comet, as
very few, II any. Of US will be here after
seventy-five years to greet it at its next
return"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Engine Rolls Over,
Another Follows
Locomotive Jumps Track and Plunges
Down Embsnkment, Freight
Train Does Same.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, March H.-
While rounding curve, at high speed eight
miles west of Pendleton, Ore, this morning,
an oregon Railroad oand Navigation com
pany engine and tender jumped the track
and rolled down the, embanlment- Engl-
neer Risk and Fireman Hopple were killed
Twenty minutes later an extra freight
train, west-bound, struck the rails broken
by the preceding engine and plunged Oft
the opposite side of the track into the
Yumatilla river, carrying five freight cars
with 1t into the stream. Engineer Walter
Robertson, Brakeman w. o. Rose and
Fireman c. d. Wilson escaped by jumping
into the river,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
BETTER MEMORIES SOUGHT
IN INSURANCE WITNESSES
State Department. of New York Has
Men on Deck to Give
Facts.

NEW YORK, March a--Superintendent
Hotchkiss of the State Insurance depart
ment viii have before him tomorrow two
men who, he hopes, win have better recol-
lection of the activities of fire insurance
companies in influencing legislation dur
ing the session Of 1901 than has been shown
thus far by Elijah r. Kennedy Of the
committee on laws and legislation OF the
New York Board Of Fire Underwriters, at
that time, They are Colonel A. H. wray,
q member of the finance committee for the
Board OF Fire Underwriters which ap-
proved the expenditure of $S,S11 by Mr..
Kennedy for his work at Albany during the
session of 1901 and Marshall s, briggs, vice
president Of the board In the same year
Mr.. Kennedy himself will also go on the
stand again and every effort will be made
to induce him to testify more definitely.
At Saturdays session he was quite posi-
tive that he had never paid money to a
member Of the Legislature, but he ad-
mitted that it had gone to politicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
RnnrhnII scoren.

At Hot Springs, Ark.--Cincinnati, i6; Bos-
ton Americans, 4
At Hot Springs, Ark.-The Pittsburg team
arrived here today to start training for
tho 1910 season.
At Waco Tex.-St. Louis American Colts,
13; Waco, T.
Al New Orleans. La.--New Orleans, 8;
Chicago Nationals, g.
AT Dallas Tex.-Dallas Texas league, /;
st. Louis Americans. s.
At Los Angeles, Cal.-Los Angeles, 2; Chi
cago.s /.
At Memphis, Tenn.-Memphis, 2; Philadel.
phia Americans, /.
AT Forth Worth, Tex.-Cleveland, 81 Fort
Worth. 1.
AT Houston Tex.-New York National
regulars 6; Houston, l.
At Galveston, Tex.-Galveston, 2; New
York National seconds, 13
AT San Antonio, Tex.-San Antonio. A.
Detroit regulars. 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Louisiana Breaks
Sea Speed Record
Battleship Again Creates Surprise
Nebraska's Crew Has Good
Ball Team.

WASHINGTON, March H.-The battle
ship Louisiana exceeded its previous per-
formances yesterday In test OF speed In
Cuban waters, where the vessels OF the
Atlantic fleet engaged in maneuvers. Ad-
miral Schroeder, commandant of the fleet
in his report to the Navy department
stated that the Louisiana maintained an
average speed of 1892 knots an hour in a
four-hour trial under forced draft.
In a competitive match OF small arms
teams Of various ships last week, the Mis-
souri, was declared winner with the Ne
braska a close second. The Nebraska and
the New Hampshire are engaged in series
of three games for the base ball champion
ship of the fleet, The first game was won.
to 3, by the Nebraskans yesterday in
eleven innings.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
COE COLLEGE FOOT BALL GAMES
Season Opens October L with Aggies
ON Ames Field.

CEDAR RAPIDS. March a.--Wison Of
MechanicsYille Is a new Splinter unearthed
by Coach George w. Bryant of Cole col
lege, He Is expected to win many, points
for the Coe team In the meets this spring,
Two years ago Wilson ran second to DaV-
export in Stages meet and he Is said TO
have improved materially since.
Coach Bryant has arranged the foot ball
schedule for next season as follows:
October 1-Ames at Ames,
October S-Alumni at Cedar Rapids.
October 15-Drake at Des Moines.
October 22-Grinnel at Grinnell,
October 2-Leander Clark st Cedar Rap
ids,
Cedar Rapids.
November I2--corneli at Cedar Rapids.
November l9-Simpson at Indianola.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
CHINESE PRINCE IS COMING
Imperial HiGhneHs VIII study Amer
lean Military system This
SprfuR,

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-His imperial
highness, Prince Tsai-TAo, brother Of the
prince regent Of China, is on his way to the
United States to study the American mill
tary system. In an official letter received
at the State department Il is announced
that the prince will reach Honolulu April
l6 and San Francisco the latter part of
April. 1t ig said that his stay in the United
States VIII be short. He will be accom-
panied by large retinue Of attaches and
servants.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
On the Frisco Fred Harvey
Serves the Meals

On Frisco trains passengers take their meals Across the
in Fred HdrUey Dining Cars The Frisco is Fields of
the only road to Oklahoma and Texas that has Okla
this perfect cuisine. These diners the finest hOma
trains to the taret land through the pretfest
scenes that Nature knows They take you out of
Electric the North where winter hangs into spring.
Lighted down to the Southland where summer late
Library ide the Meteor leaving Kansas City every
Cars day, is trip that only the Frisco furmshes.(
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
POLO PLAYERS
twentieth HuasarH Defeat Riverside,
Cal, Team.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 2O-English
polo players won a victory at Coronado
today when the team OF the Twentieth
HusSars defeated the Riverside team at the
tournament OF the California Polo and
Pony association.
The EnglIshmen outplayed the River
slders at every point and won by 13 to 2.
Lett and Pattee did the scoring for River
''Ift Hussars- G. w. Hobson, No. /;
Major II. b. Hurndall, No. 2; Lieutenant
f. A. Gill, No. 81 Major II. r, Loe, back.
Riversides-H, Lett, No. 1; II. G. Pattee,
hack
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
First TRIP for King Peter.

BELGRADE, Servia, March H.-King
Peter, with the premier, M. Pachitch, the
foreign minister, DIR. Millovanoviteh ana
burg Gown Prince George has been ap-
pointed regent during the kings absence
This will be King Peters first visit 70
sovereign of the leading powers since he
assumed the crown and 1t therefore Is OF
great political significance
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22

AMES, Ia. March g.-(Special. -Four
teen games viii be played by the Ames
base ball team this spring, according 10
the official schedule just published. Fol-
lowing Is the schedule.
April 25-MorninEside at Ames.
April 22-23-University OF Missouri at
Columbia.
April 26-Simpson at Ames.
April 30-University OF Nebraska at Ames
May 2-University Of Nebraska at Ames.
May 6-Cornell at Mount Vernon.
May Iowa at Iowa City.
May i0-Coe at Ames.
May 13-Cornell at Ames.
May l7-Iowa at Ames.
May 2O-21-University Of Nebraska at
Lincoln.
May SO-Iowa at Ames.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22

IOWA CITY, Ia, March M.-(SpeciaL)-
Track Coach Jerry Delaney has unearthed
a new sprinter for the Omaha indoor meet
ia Snakenburg, one OF the star performers
a year ago indoors. He reported saturday
for the first time this year and Delaney
hopes to have him In condition before the
door event.
Six weeks ago from last Saturday will
see the first dual meet OF the season. that
with Minnesota at Minneapolis In two
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
TWO PRIESTS ARE UNFRoCKED
Father John and Father Demetrius
AnathemRtised in Russia by
HOJv Order,

John and Father Demetrius, were un-
frocksd and mathematical today by de-
cree Of the holy synod the decree being
read In all the churches. Father John was
the most popular preacher and temperance
advocate among the masses In Russia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
opposed to VaecInntIon.

WASHINGTON, March 20-Local oppon-
enis OF vaccination today organised them
Washington Anti-Vaocination society. An
effort Will be made 10 have a hearing
Columbia committees, Urging the repeal
Cf the law requiring that all school child
rem In the district be vaoclnated. A gem
eral agitation against vaccination will be
started.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
KrMBALL CAR DID NOT START
FredricksOn Went over FOur-MlIe
Course Alone

Three hundred owners of automobiles in
Omaha drove to West Dodge street with
their friends Sunday morning to see the
race between cars from the garages Of II,
70. Fredrickson and r. r. Kimball. The
race did not come off and the sightseers
did not get a run for their money.
Just why the race was not run may
develop later, but the announcement was
made on the course that Kimball refused
to send his car over the course In compeu-
ton with the Fredrckson- car because he
claimed that Fredrickson did not have a
stock car, but had car with special
engine.
r. r. Kimball is in Florida. T. r. KIM
ball. his brother, was asked why the race
did not come Off and he replied that he did
not know. Fredrcksons car was driven
the four miles over the course In the an
nounced time of 4 minutes 6 seconds,
The judges gave the race to the Chalmers.
Manager REIN insisted that each car 60
over the course against time, while Fred
ricksOn insisted on a match race, accord
ing TO the decision of the judges.
Dodge street did not present very good
course for a match race, as the sides OF
the road were soft, and one of the specta-
tors cars, In going over the course, skidded
to one side and was stuck In the soft dirt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
nrnndein snIe Fine nreaaea.

Brandeis stores place on sale Wednesday
at Just about one-hslf price all the ele-
CANT imported gowns and dresses from
New York importer Of womens apparel.
watch for later announcements,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Dinner fnr InMn CnntaIns.

IOWA CITY, Ia, March H-(Special)-
Invitations have been issued by Clyde VII
liams, present coach Of the Ames Athletic
team, for q dinner party In honor Of all
captains Of the University OF Iowa foot
ball teams since the game was started In
the state university. The function will
take place at Ames next Thursday evening.
John Griffith. present coach OF the Uni
versity of Iowa foot ball and basket ball
teams, was former captain and he is
making his plans to attend the dinner this
week. Many other OF the old-tine leaders
are making ARRANGEMENTS TO nttend.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22

CINCINNATI. O.. March Alt was an
nounced here today by Chairman August
Hermann OF the National Baseball com
mission that a meeting OF this body would
be held during, the coming week to take
final action on the csse Of Johnny King.
The exact date has not been set but will
probably be on Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22

DIES MONIES, Ia. March 2l.--(Special)
First Baseman and Former Manager Will
liam Dwyer OF the Des Moines Base Ball
club Is I'm a New York hospital, suffering
from appendicitis. He will be compelled to
submit to an operation, and II will prob.
ably be month or more before he Will be
fit for active service on the Des Moiues
team. He has wired local parties that he
will play with Des Moines as soon as his
physical condition permits,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Potta Lenda Am RnnrILen.

Potts was the only member OF the Omaha
base ball team who turned up in the city
last night at the smoke house Billy Fox
the captain is expected today, when a
majority OF the team are due to report for
the commencement OF practice.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
PauIhnn Sails for EurOpe.

NEW YORK. March 21.-The whereabouts
of Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, were
made known today In the announcement
that Mr.. Paulhan and his wife had sailed
for Europe last Saturday on the steam
ship President Grant.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
SPEED CARNIVAL AT DAYTONA
Many Noted Drivers Entered I'm
Motor Car Events.

DAYTONA, Fla, March H-The Daytona
speed carnival will open Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. Barney Oldfield with his
big Benz Walter Chrisue and his front
drive monster, Bruce Brown and the 12o
horse power Benz and Ben Kerscher. with
his Vanderbilt cup winning DaFracq are all
ready for the one mile worlds champion
ship dash and the five-Inile worlds
championship free for all
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
storE Rottled Roek Beer.

A delicious and sparkling tonic, now
raidy. Phone your order for a case.
Prompt delivery guaranteed, Charles
storz. Phone Webster 1850; Ind, B-l46l.