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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
MOOSE TlGHTEhS
In Sw0PE CASE

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan. Is
Physicians who examined the aion.
ach Of Col Thos II swope. the
Kansas CITY millionaire who died
October 4. under mysterious clrcums
stances. decided today that they
found evidence ~ Htrychulns
swope's nephew. Christian ssope.
died Dccsm Der y 4 Naa establish
ed heyund all doubt that there was
polRon IL bis stomach. Il 10 nuA.
pactea that both men were poisoned
b. someone whc hoped 70 receive a
portion OF the swope fortune after
their removal
nr HAiRrs stated that The final
report. making known his analysts
% the contents ~ swopc stomach.
viii net be ready for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
TO DAD" WAS
| III WALSH SAID

...I.
zi0 LA Is Banser John
80 s@ae Spectacular fluan.
: rsao1s caused ,hs wrecklnR
y HHAa as ordered confln.
Afsai prison a. Ieasen.
- spdAY NJ : mandate
s'A eiFsait court " ~
~ nsndase more deeis
msH 1faisd = pefltlsn N
.AeFnels for = nee trial
slsssd and condemned
3 = tshsnd the bars n
u wlson before "a
- ~ f|lssed
y ~ q hls desk Ia h,s al
= raFa Of TIE courts man.
I " aim ne ahowad a
ssa''on for a m0ment. but
. Afasd. Too bad
~ annomeed that he
Aandeuif TIE tanter
II e % prison Walsh
II ....Anssmsnis to have his
- iro sons aoeompany
Prison doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

me Il "a a. Green laks lodge
40 1871 viii Eife Az enter Aiiiifae1ls
arA bau tonight AZ Coluan BAH. ref-
nsr stfh a. and FIRST AN y -
"wednesday evening the iaHtaita-
ffns ~ officers q tht William Af-
xinlsv cams Nfaniah War Veterans
wri gaks plafe - the afmpff tbs
"a fei1es will BE- punilc
The Cnmaa ciAh. an aviation
- Jewish YoHaA men. was fHnf-
eanizaa last night ~ ths Young
kfensn Hebrew association. starting
zith nsenihershlr af a. a h@Het-
fiai MAa elected president
The ane Iai ramuiI ssi1n Appointed
81 gmaHe "a W Ffater ~ TIE iuFa.
mite enHFt far the snseati EAii1u q
hauaa and boarding places fet ehll.
4fsr. viii begin work this sees.
aNoa fhn return to she rlif - 6rs
ii n Manrs. a member ~ TIRE cenn-
a.aainn There are IL Institutions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
a u HALL TO
I'll PUBLIC HIS
FAMILY TROUBLES

ROSA. Cal Jan Ia
Z haa 70 ie,i ,fe pssi,,.
n BARD N IIaywars ~
81 aiiHg 70 prosecute 4 mar
" g have alnppes ~
q remarks maid bv
/ l'dn ne apeakers staa6
: sealihy farmer 4,
saa divorced from M
II order 10 tsii N.
h 4. aieumstaacsa 81 ~
a.. '.,aer hired a hail In
Y 4 mar IL ihs aa ~ ''','
49, Aan 4 reported b bsg.
tEafas face
essa before o. aa.,,src.
onhned he erpenaiss
A,sFsf and aeelafes n
property settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
PILES
Quickly
Cured
instant Relief, Permanent Cure
TRIAL Package NAILED Prse 70
Al IN plain Wrapper.

fftaf FAA"NhS Nt"A FfNt ~
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We SAINT every man and woman
suffering from tie exefuclAtiug tor
taro Of piles 20 isat send thei5
name and address 10 az ard get BY
return mail a free trial package ~
the gnnat effective and positive
cure sVeF kunwn fus this disease.
Pyramid Pile Cure
The NNx 20 prove shat this great
remedy wlii 60 IN Four own case.
is % just fill out free coupon and
aena 60 az and you wlii gef by re-
turn mail free sample u Pyramid
Psle Cure
Then after yon have proven %
yourself shat II can a.. you viii
So to The drasEiss and set . 80 cent
boa
DQnt Undergo an operation Op
nFaiinng are rarely q success aud
often lead 20 terrible consequences
Pyramid Pile Cure reduces az m
flammatiou, makes congestion. fF.
rlfafion. itching sores and ulcers
Disappear ard she piles simply
quit
Fof sale az all drug stores AZ so
r@niH \ huf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
PLAN BRILLIANT
BAZAAR OPENING

i1ke the AYR. exposition. shat
broke an records Ia this particular.
che carnival bazaar 20 be given uu-
der che auspices 81 the Catholic
church will be ready on the open.
ins day. January - The opening
might will be marked By addresses
By the n Rev Hiahop O'nea and
Mayor Miller. and program 81
special descriptive music WaE
ncr'a band has been engaged for
the carn;val
Az me women IN : charge o.
hcotha ~ different nations will be
dressed n elaborate native cos.
tunes q the eountry they sepfe.
sent The AFFAIR viii De Instructive
and spectacular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
WHY BOUILiON
LOST HIS JOB
teOuoludsdl


lie exposure OF The fact that she
gang had given a contracting firu
th,u00 bonus Tor finishing one res
ervuif ahead ~ time. white The
same firm failed to begin work 0t
another reservoir uutll II had oh
tanned the bonus on the other. apt
then escaped en- penatiee Tor moi
completing tho second reservoir on
time. houllion declared. had so IN
epnaed the sang that his official
head was demanded by the ma
chime.
"Thsy say that am
trouble maker" said noulilon.
II am = trouble maker. and Will
continue to be one whenever
find that the people are being
robbed. ahall make trouble
whenever a political machine
10 uslnu tf.0o Of tho peoples
tases ard giving 90 cents In re-
turn. l'll make trouble any
time franchises are being
drawn and granted that protect
the public service corporations
ana neglect ell provisions for
safeguarding the peoples In
tsrests. ~ make trouble
Whenever I find that public
Improvement contracts are be
lna let a. sSorbltant prices 20
eontractoFs' trust. and mon,
women Ana children are rem
dersd homeless because they
cannot pay she assessments re-
sultinn from the corruption"
Il am naturally q pcaeable man
I have no personal enemies Bot
! will have public enemies when
ever any Individual. company o.
corporation attempts 20 take some
thing from the people for whici
they do not give an equal return
n service Public service corpor
atlons cant rob the people and Dc
prlve thsfn Of the service that they
are entitled 10 while am IN office
and / remain silent The city 81
ficials n ! were mayor, would d
their FUN duty or would make
trouble
Gil Gary Try 10 nreas Up Mes,lno
The suecess ~ the nonillon meet
ing NAn greatly enhanced ~ SONS
dirty politics introduced BY the Oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

RENO. New. Jan is From a
million dollar dinner hrssle" 70 .
mouey atraitensd divorces. sbn TO
say - happy IN spite "a hss trou.
6iea Is the jump made b Ms.
Evelyn Hunter Donaldson. nisce ~
Ckas whitney Payne and cousin
o. wrs Harte Mckee. foxmeFiY Msa
Hpxh faxis.
Mrs. p1nAidson obtained an tn.
teriocutory dccree 81 tivufec here
from Inaxe Orr i4te yesterday
she was grated the custody % her
ay~nr.oid daughter Tier former
husbana. Keith Donaldson. = Ne~
York stock broker. rvfrained from
eongestsnE the suit CA The ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
[IRs. HARTMAN M
| iBDIS BANK

sn y Jan IS IL was
rs VI, s,,ou ~ shc hate ra''.
- Y. AS acquired a eoo
INV, '.,s..sI IN ,Ae N'sA' and
Z, i. ''' ssr. and that 's he. VII !,
=, s,r.sls IA me eonaae' : y
fTN me probably y me
- =. n thls city 70 own q
~ Iusitutieu. 49,.
n.,v.man died be lett h,f
w. - Y ,hc hank > s'oek
~ ' 's.s..'se,sded Ia purchsslns
.s, s,ss shares 70 sise her be,
Ne 'nss interest Il r. not
4 ~. - ~ secured tie stock
~ s' ss.l.svea she bought u ~
A tAa market quota
- ,slly has remained sta
h $3.50 ssk Il Is said that
80 I. Mrs.. Hartman =
N -. .s.ssgyislon q The details
- .....,.scns business lefs her
800 have been gSaSseF
=. ..,snds dsclare thAs abe
Y .:sga one.hsif a. much
~ ~ afiscs a. has been re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

CODY. Wye Thv him govern
meat dam on the Sigashanr river
the highest striiefaFe ~ iis Aiud Ia
tire World tags feet high, ~ cotn-
pleGsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

NEW YORK Mrs Elsie 8lxrA
grand mathyf 70 Eisie Hlxcl muir
aersd last August ty leon Tins. and
NitoA ~ Csn. Frauy SiEei % civil
war fauis. il dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
aAiNY DAYS

Il matters not Just telephone
your Star want aa Main 1850
Ind al. Rates. one cent per word
Ten cents minimum charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

~ che annual meeting ~ tbs 81
attic Credit M~ns association bella
last night In ire Fsrr2 hotel J "
SpauxleF was chosen president 81
succeed himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

- NNsNL NVNFVN
Ffli oui the blank lines below
still your name and address cut
cut coupon and maii t0 the Pfh
AMID DRUG COMPANY. tbs
Pyramid bids Marshall Mich
A sample &c the great Pyramid
Pile Cure wiil then DO sent you
AZ once by mail FREE IN plain
wrapper
Ntiue .sts-s. .s-sss.t...s -..ft
Street ......'.s.'.......s.....
Ciiy and state ...........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Aithpagh 3eeisiFeiy defeated ln
their rsfurta ~ anuex e. Seattle a.
fhf last riea tiuu in Georgetown. the
friends % fha movement are atiif
working 90 The pFpposillon anf haf .
presented 4 petition 90 the George 3
tnwn council calling for special
rpte On the lnattef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
MAKING
QUICK WORK OF IT
STOCK Of PIANOS PURCHASED
FROM TIE LucoRE CO. NOW
MORE THAN HALF SOLD.

Many Rare Values ssiil Remain
New Pianos si42 and Up and
Coed Ones AZ Low - $ae--fso~
on Sale a. Third and University
ard 4fe Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
s'''l0g from Business,

n $. lhnevn New yo.t -.
s.1 ~. llzs jackson ~ tf
/ ss, e' ..s sad proprls,e 7,
~ W. ~ Dasiness ~ Ma
|@ M. ss.l Known In seaitle
n i v IN bis present
Hgs 4. 9oek everything
~ Y ~ 7. sale this week. Of
AIm.s 2. lAe best bargain n
y 7ls ~. .lle ever heard of
went Aot Alf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

W. ''sAa N sEsTTIF'

+. Yos - w, 70 mi your
h 'sek Il ~, surely find the
Ia III ~ phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18


Tho audience was Disguised with
the Introduction OF nowery politics.
ON IN The halniof valley. refused
20 answer any questions or tolerate
any interruptions At Dunlap. ~
z pngdnle, Introducing GIL. asked
the audience. aa neiehbofiy Kind.
ness 20 himself. not to ask Gin any
questions Or TO interrupt him The
disgust. however. with Gins intro
duciiUn 90 underworld political
methods. was removed by the good,
natufed way Houillon answered the
questions and BY his answers that
made Hammond look like 4 foolish
school boy Hammond appeared
sick OF the tark. but 0ilis law part.
ner made the trip 70 lllllmAn city 20
see that Hammond obeyed orders.
aud be went through 60 the end with
the contemplate Job assigned &c
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

1fkxsFlslE ina with a rear
/ - - Azara ~ uflss ~ IN
sure y fssx 'AAt sxtended fnr
- sf wpk erseN AZ
|.n.snmsk Id sreke 1eiay and
- rn.i \. az .9uara ths 0hlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

lee Mouahon. president of the
Reaton Chamber 81 Commerce.
sends the following letter 60 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

xzzs ~ fla<e ~ nenS snts
IA ~ - Imh&S weFs ARRESTED
.'s<.zz "a tessry q . eNsutsT-
|'.sax 49, y : eattaae they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

which have ffss cars ~ niinNr chill
srea Reports 81 The iuvssfiga
wiil be niade % Judge f'ratrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

gang Frank Hammond, one Of the
GIN campaign speakers. WAS sont
90 che mootiuR to break n up Gilla
law partner was present % see that
llanimdnd I'D The dirty @ork that
he WA sent 20 tho meeting 10 &C
cpmplleh iiammond. who has not
been m Seattle long enough "a
bocome~ aeclimatcd, interrupted
houllion several times with qhea
ilone. bat the candidates answers
were 20 forolhle and 80 fan and
Track bat Hammond became rldicu.
ious gnsfhecalue au object for boot
ms Richmond anbsided 10 disgust
All the questions asked Bouilion
We're those that glll asked the audi
ence in his speech IN Htllmap city
Friday night 20 ask Iiuulllon. Giil.
however knowing that he was pfac.
tlcRlly destitute ~ a single support
er among the wage oarners OF che
southern part 81 the city. sent his
imported campaign worker 20 ask
the questions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

nx{f.< q Esncx witt
trz ~ <fN ie ~ homs f
}sn = zzssv.sF ard q wsaeiy
<'s - <'se.rf = aeaa. aged
~ i1ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

The petitions calling fas vote
on fi~ question 81 making a pAEh
pus ~ ihe side hili district heios
The court house wwFc Tiled with ths
council hast niaht Tire Petition
ferFeeeuf more shan ia par rcet ~
the votes east for mayuf ~ tbs iasi
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

k.xs1<g71N The heuse to-
I. - snss.ass sssy d ADOPT the
'rh-srx rssafs "a NJ baiiinger
f1hs ~ssAssion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

z51 faas The Pueblo
34xH fs.f 2szlafiaa has IN
49, AsN fsnrAos and his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

M<s& sSsTss'3 ---tioisrnor ti.i-
~ -, susIs9velY denied a staf,
| 4 - 4 = ~ effect thaf he
4 !. 1.,s.<a net a b. q candidate
800 sln.-H a. governor -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

VIZ fNRt ~ Tvihuue De-
~ t-sreE haFhss NIT RETIRE
&C z''.'ss u trA sna ~ kis term
- Hs<aF ~ spt discsfss ihe
<'<aSk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

~ srnxsRnINo Cal The
-. = rAlns eas robbed early
4. ~, 4. szfs bal bnen blown
- <lysAffnss About $50
- 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
lVL.LETINS

.s ~ -nsllsysnE ,hai an
49,. !. sslsen . whnie family
- =. = - salhcFisies today ar
- 80 ~ death u J A AlsA.
sssnAy sAfmsr. WI" Asra
'~ -, "a thrps mcwesrs 81
I - ssss palscnssi b. dr'ns-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
ruenlruae FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.
GOODS store Closes Daily Al sao
FURNITURE
DRY GOODS
A General Pre-Inventory Clearance

Practically every Section the store represented in the
Pre-lnventory Clearance progressing Broken lines
pies surplus quantities and discontinued patterns to be
closed out before stock taking hence quoted at figures
esentng striking economies The Basement Saesroom Sec
tons contribute large number of very interesting pre-
inventory offerings in the owerprced dry goods lines
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04

to have said today that he will send his
resignation from the legislature to Gov
ernor Deneen before he leaves Springfield.
CHICAGO, June 2-State Senator John
Broderick returned to Chicago from Spring
field today and said that he had no in
formation regarding the alleged purchase
of votes for Senator William Lorimer.
Squeak" he cried in answer to a ques-
ton put to him. What have got to squeal
about, 1 don't know anything and so ]
can't tell anything about bribery, can IP'
One hundred summons were served by
deputy sheriffs here today on men who
will compose the jury panel ordered by
Judge McSurely for the trial of Lee O'Neil
Browne of Ottawa, ILL.,, for alleged bribery
Each man served was ordered to appear at
the criminal court building next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock when the trial OF
Browne will begin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
Illinois Mine
Workers Grab
the Last Straw
All Men Are Ordered to Quit on
Twelve Hours Notice Unless
Scale is Signed.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June, 3-Drastic
methods have been taken by the Illinois
Mine Workers in an effort to force set
Element With operators. Letters were sent
out from the state offices in Springfield
today, to all unions where operators have
failed to sign the scale.
The letter calls for immediate notification
of the operators that all engineers, fire
men, pumpmen, mule feeders will leave
their work within twelve hours after the
receipt of the notification unless the wage
scale is signed. This would mean heavy
losses to the operators, who claim mines
would be flooded and mules starved.
The letter contends the operators have
been given eleven days in which to sign
the scale after joint negotiations were
broken off at the Peoria meeting. The
eleven days is considered sufficient time
by the miners for the operators to reach
an agreement. and failure to sign is taken
as an indication they intend to fight
The Butson Coal company of Danville,
employing 1900 men, signed the scale to-
day. This is the mine owned by the United
Steel company. The scale also was signed
by the Ldtchfield Coal company. Opera
tors in the fifth and ninth districts have
signed the scale and 10000 of the 72,OOC
strikers in the state have returned to their
work. Seventy-six mines have resumed
operations in the fifth and ninth districts
and 100 in this state.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
Governor Tells
Teachers About
States Wealth
Recently, for First Time, Treasures
Had Hundred Thousand and No
Place to Invest It.
(From a staff correspondent.l

(From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, June S.-(Special.) -Governor
Shallenberger addressed the State Teach
ers' institute this morning, giving his en-
dorsement to any movement which tends to
the education of the people and to the up
building of Nebraska schools. The governor
paid many compliments to the great work
of the educators and repeated that when
It comes to cutting down appropriations,
the hast item to receive the knife will be
the school appropriations. The governor
said he had been informed that Nebraska
spends some $1S,0O0,OOO every biennium on
its schools and 1t was his opinion that
every dollar OF the money spent in this
work is money well spent. He believed
also that the state could afford to spend
that sum for he had received from the
treasurer Of the state some time ago q
notice that he had on hand 100000 and nc
place to invest. This was the first time
any state treasurer of Nebraska had ever
served such a notice, which is required by
law when the general fund reaches that
amount with no place to put the money
The law requires that the governor shall
be notified of this condition after which he
and the treasurer and auditor shall invest
the money in government bonds at pei
cent. The law is an old one, but there has
never been occasion to use 1t until re-
Gently, because OF lack Of funds.
Treasurer Brian found a place for the
money, however, so it was not necessary
to hold the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
Police Now Look
For Brother Mike
Man Who Accused Relative of
Crime Must Face Charge
Himself.

DEADWOOD, s. D., June Enlarged
with the same murder of thirty years ago,
near Toledo, o., of which he accused his
half-brother and caused him to be taken
east for trial, Mike Schamberger is now be-
ing sought by the Meade county officers,
who want to take him to Toledo to answer
for the crime. Last winter Schamberger, in
an alleged confession, declared that his
half-brother, Joseph Miller of Spearfisn
had committed the murder and kept him
quiet all these years with brides. Miller
was taken east and the grand jury failed to
indict him
Now the informer, II he can be caught
will face the Toledo authorities on the
same charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
LAND GRAFTERS SUSPECTED
Forgery In Securing Deeds to SEM
mole Indian Lands Alleged I'm
Reports to Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 2--"Land grafters''
are said to be industriously operating IN
Seminole county, Okla, according to re-
ports quoted In letter submitted to the
house by Secretary Ballinger today.
Secretary Ballinger calls upon congress
for an appropriation OF 5000 from the
Seminole funds to defray the cost OF gov
eminent suits TO set aside Illegal convey
Seminoles.
District Land Agent Cordell's reports as
sert that forgery in securing deeds to In.
dian lands is now the rule instead OF the
exception; but specific cases submitted tc
the Seminole grand jury at a recent SEES
sion were ignored"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04

mission that more tariffs will be filed
within the next few days, making the in
crease general throughout the country on
shipments both ways. The attorney gen
eral may wait developments before deter
mining his course.
1t is believed the railroads will lose no
time In fixing any other tariffs, on account
of the probability of the expected early
passage of the administration railroad bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
CONDUCTOR CLAIMS BLAME
EmpIOye of Oakland Line Takes
Responsibility for Fatal Wreck
Memorial Day.

OAKLAND, Cal. June s.--W ]. Holderfk.
the Oakland traction conductor, who, in
a signed statement to his employers has
taken all responsibility for the Le6na
Heights wreck on Memorial day in which
four persons -.ere killed and a score OF
others seriously injured. surrendered 10
the police today, IL
lie was charged with manslauee Ter and
released upon his own reeognizancA pend
ing the verdict OF the eoroner's Jury which
viii meet June Z,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
MONEY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
COnRresaman Martin Tells COnstit-
uents of Favorable Action on
Building Measures.

LEAD, S. D., June Especial. )-Word
has been received from Congressman Mar
tin in Washington that a favorable report
has been received by the house from the
committee on public buildings. OF which
he Is a member, on his bill for appropria-
lions for public buildings in this state. The
bill carries with 1t an appropriation OF
10000 for a building at Rapid City, 10000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
Nebraska ClothinE Co.

announces something radically new for
men next Saturdays man can buy a
box Of six collars for 80 cents, guaranteed
four-ply and sold by most Omaha stores
at two for a Quarter.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
MONITOR COMING UP RIVER
Vessel VIII Dock at ST. Louis
First Since the Civil
War.

WASHINGTONT June B.-For the first
time since the days of the Civil War a
monitor will navigate the waters OF the
upper Mississippi as far as ST. Louis The
double turreted monitor, Amphitrite, which
saw service in the Spanish war has been
ordered placed In commission In reserve
for the use OF the naval militia for the
state Of Missouri, at ST Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04

additional for the proposed building at
Lead. This latter appropriation will enable
the Lead building to be erected as origin
ally planned at once as the site has been
chosen and operations hinged upon the
extra addition which will in all likelihood
now get through congress in It's present
form.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
DAVID CITY MAN WORKS
UPON AER0PLANE OF OWN
Expects to StartIe Natives of Batter
County About July
Fourtb.

DAVID CITY, Neb., June S.-(Special.)-
William Canham of this place is working
on an aeroplane which he believes to be
superior TO any yet invented. The machine
is well along towards completion and pre-.
sents a most businesslike appearance. Mr..
Canaan expects ID have his flying ma
chine ready for the Darius Green" act
about the Fourth OF July.