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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
DETERMINED TO
FLY AGAIN TO-DAY
tombstone Puts Experts to Work
So That Biplane Will Be
Ready.
IN spite of the dLscouraging disaster

In spite OF the dlscouraging disaster
OF yesterday afternoon. Ralph John
stone, as soon as he had recovered
from the shock Of the accident and had
lninutely examined the broken parts
Of his aeroplnne. decided that he would
leave no effort untried to make
flight again to-day. and within an
hour after the accident, he had men
at work repairing the broken parts.
Two expert carpenters were furnish :
ed him by the directors Of the Fair
Association. who Immediately came
forward with proffers of help. and a
line of electric lights were soon rugged
up In the hangar so that tie men could
see how to work. tombstone himself
superintended the job. leaving the
more important details to his me-
chanics. while the local carpenters did
the plain work.
The job of repairing continued near
ly all night, and will be resumed this
morning. so that the great biplane, 1t
for its fifth aerial spin.
There may possibly be a delay OF an
hour or so, but Mr.. Jackson feels as
sured that the people, understanding
that Joilnstone has done his best. and
the fair directors approaching that
the accident was through no fault. OF
the aviator himself, will not become
impatient II the aeroplane does not go
up exactly on the hour scheduled.
The hangar will be barred to visitors
to-day, as there will be no time for
lectures: and an extra police detail
Will be asked for, If deemed necessary,
to keep back The rush Of the crowds
when the biplane is rolled out Of the
tent
When j ohpstonc first arose from his
crumpled seat and looked over the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
HIS MONKEY BIT HIM
Snapped Actor While Undergoing Train
in.: in Theatre

Snapped Actor While Undergoing Train
Ing in Theatre
While trying to teach a monkey how
to ride a bicycle behind the scenes at
the Colonial Theatre last night about
10 o'clock, l., r. Brant, of 2Sl9 Venable
Street, was bitten on the hands by
the animal Hrant's fingers and the
back of his hands We're severely LAGER
ated BY the sharp teeth of the mon
key
city Ambulance Physician John w,
thurman rendered surgical attention to
Brant. II WAS said by the physician
that although the wounds are not
necessarily dangerous, they are serious.
Brant said that he bought the mon
key last Monday and was beginning to
train him He said that he had been
exercising II for about an hour when
the animal appeared to get mad. and
without, warning leaped upon him,
sinking it's sharp testh into this Hands,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06

the field again. The people, some Of
them at least. wanted to get closer
view OF the machine. and no power
could stop them. tombstone took it
good-naturedly. He was soon ready
for the Mayor.
1t was announced last night by the
management Of the fair that the direc-
tors had been assured by Mr.. John
stone that his aerop1ane would be re-
paired and ne ready for flights by IL
o'clock to-day. Carpenters were put
to work last night, tho merchandising
doing the work which required the
most skill and caution. The flight
this afternoon is scheduled for the
regular hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
WILL NOT CALL ON NEW YORK.

Mobile hanks to Guarantee Bills OF
Lading on Cot.>n SHIPMENTS,
Mobile. Ala, Oct@ber SIT was an
nounced to-day that the Mobile banks
would guarantee all bills Of lading on
shipments OF cotton. and will not be
forced to dispose Of their holdings to
correspondents at New York This
statement represents tho consensus OF
opinion Of the bankers OF this city re-
garding the recent developments grow
Ing out Of tho demand oe the foreign
bankers doing an exchange business
with American bankers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
TRIP STARTS TO-DAY

Roosevelt VIII Enter New York Cam
paign After Visit to South.
New York. October 5.-Theodore
Roosevelt announced to-day. through
Ezra p. Prentice, the new Republican
State chairman, that on, returning from
his Southern trip, which begins to-
the committee, and ready to begin ac-
tive stamping In the State campaign.
Representative William S. Bennett,
of New York. I'D United States Sena-
s sur We're among colone IM Rose sn
iyelt'A callers to-day Senator Cum
minis and the colonel talked for two
hours tsa9s- I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
INVITATION TO BANKERS
Richmond, With Several Other critics.
flights for Next Convention.

FIGHTS 1Or .NSAA
Los Angeles, Cal. October o.-The
denfs Of the Third National Bank of st.
i Louis = as So the next chairman of the
executive council Of . the mad Am simasa
y oertainty to-day by the withdrawal
of William George, OF Aurora. III. The
formal election does not take place
until Friday.
National Bank of Nashville and vice.
president of the association, is sched-
uled to succeed TO the presidency, ac-
cordng to the custom OF the assoc
ciation.
San Antonio, New Orleans. Atlantic
City and Richmond want the conven-
tion next year, and hard fight Is on
between the cities.
Interest in the work of the bankers
centred to-day In the business session
Of the trust company section. and in
the annual meeting OF the secretaries
of State Bankers Associations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06
THOUSANDS BEFORE
KING CORN'S THRONE,

wreckuge, his first words were that
the machine was a fetal loss. meaning
q loss of sT5oo, the price for which
the Wright machines sell. But closer
examination made after the first grief
showed Iohnstnne that he might be
able to repair his machine, and an llour
later nc announced that he would have
1t ready for flight to-day! The direc-
tors received the announcement with
undisguised pleasure ard compliment
ed tho aviator on his gameness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-06

ears gone by he was one of the
prominent beagles in tho coun-
aving won many championships
Olson Square Garden and at all
prominent shows in the United
Aside from his performances
lie bench, Prompter has led the.
idge string 10 many a victory
+ trials Of the National Beagle
of America. which for the last
years have heen held in this
He is being shown by A. l..
of Albemarle, formerly of this
Mr.. Blair had several other win
n the show yesterday, The dog
|ment IS in charge of II. Nj. viii
H. the Judges being c, B, Cook
| r. Epps,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31
Made 2 Dull Boy Smart.

Once upon a time a stern father called bis son Co him and severely ad- dressed hlm. Child" be said, you are walking in the way of stupidity instead of pursuing the path of intelli' gence. You are neglecting your books and allowing your mind to sink into dullness. must do something to awaken in you a realization of your error Co to the orchard and bring me a switch as long as your arm and no smaller than your little finger"
 The boy went as directed. and after he returned be and his father were alone in the attic for several painful minutes.
 MoraL-There Is more tbaD one way to make a boy smart.-New York Her. ald.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31
JACK JOHNSON
 MAY BE JAILED

NEW YORK. Jan. 22-If Jack Johnson is convicted of assault on the charge brought against him by his oue-time friend. Norman Finder, there may be no battle for the worlds championship on July A.. Conviction on charge Of felonious assault in the second degree in this state carries a penalty of not more than five years imprisonment If the case goes to the grand jury and an indictment is found there prob ably will be considerable delay be- fore trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BONO Qulnine Tab lets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sig. nature Is on each box. 52c.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31

Mrs. F.. J. Kiugsbury and son left for below on the Jefferson. Mr. Kingsbury will accompany will accom- pany them as far as Juneau and will return to Skagway by the first boat
 A. J. Baker and J. J. Chambers left Sunday on the Jefferson for Ju- neau, where they have been called as witnesses in the Boardmau shooting case.
 William Roope, who married Miss Hattie Lind of Skagway early in De cember, arrived in town on the Jeffer son and left today on the Georgia for Juneau, Mir. Roope is travelling for the Gorham Rubber company of Seattle.
 The Jefferson arrived in port at 10 o'clock yesterday morning with ten passengers and % tons of freight and sailed south at 12:SO p. m. with l9 passengers. The Jefferson was some what delayed by snow storms on her way up the coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31

None better or purer than Gibson Rye and Val Blatz Beer. orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31
SGARES
 THE NATIVES

CORDOVA Jan. 2O-The bright new comet in the Western sky was visible here for the first time this evening. The natives are much in. terested in the coming of the fiery chariot, and fears are expressed as to the effect the comet will have on their supersutious minds.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31
FOR MEN

At s. 50 Hanan Shoes Reg. Price SL0O At 4.5O any of our Reg. SGO0 Shoes At 400 any of our Regular 800 Shoes At 300 any of our Regular 400 Shoes At 2.75 any of our Regular $50 Shoes
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-31

At 45o President suspondors.. Were e5o SC. wv pair Gloves Were pair for 25c Al 4 for o5c Mems randkerchiefs . . . . . 25c AZ on. n,.,s Hosvy Wool sox .. . .. .. 5 Fancy Cashmere sox Were 35c pr At 5 for S1oo NienF Fancy Lise Cotton sOx Were 50 A s Sui . .
 Mems Underwear was SI9O Suit Heavy Wool Underwear was S9oO oI Broken Lines Of Underwear was S5o 9 a EOo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
Western Nebraska
is Growing Rapidly
Large Portion Of ScOtt's Bluff County
Transformed Into Fertile Fields
by the Big Ditch.

W. r. Preston. who lives II Morrill, IN
SCOTS Bluff county. western Nebraska.
and was a seller o. stock IN the South
Omaha market yesterday. is enthusiastic
over the prospects for the development OF
this part OF the state. IT is" he said.
All owing 20 the construction Of the big
ditch and the carrying out OF the govern
ments irrigation scheme which has bene-
fitted Wyoming as we'll Mr.. Preston
who came from Valley county, has been
8 resident Of Scots Bluff county for about
three years. This new country ne
added. IS just opening up and getting mo
good shape TO DO business. Each
has a farm OF eighty acres and " a.
see the home Of the settlers for miles and
miles. We have put IN alfalfa Is a first
crop. but the land is admirably adaptsa
for potatoes. sugar beets ana small grain;
in fact it will grow everything except
corn"
Asked as to the spirit OF the farmers he
said that the majority OF them are wen
satisfied with their holdings and were
making good They principally came from
Iowa and Nebraska. and IN ore part Of
the country the Iowa settlers were %
strong that the locality was known by
the name OF the Iowa NAas A little 70
80 - -AaAAhA AN NAA4 AAAN 2AellGA
was known IS the Dutch nats. IL was
settled By Dutch or German settlers some
years ago. but only a few OF the early
pioneers have remained and their lands
are NOW being taksa up By the people Of
the eastern part Of the state Of Iowa
'-rhis cannot but help be a Eood country"
stated Nr. Preston. and 70 show that Il
was being developed on lines Of stability
he quoted the case OF Morrill,. which had
now q population Of about 600 OF 100 There
Is nothing there" he said. but brick build
ihEs. and we have two banks. two good
hardware stores. a drug store. two livery
stables end even garage. Numerous Of
the farmers who came west and who had
money have their own sutos."
In addition 70 its prospects for aErieul-
ture the land, mentioned Mr.. Prescott ls
well fitted for cattle raising and the
ranches IN the season are covered with
thousands Of head OF cattle.
Morrill, IL about tWenty-three miles from
sootts Bluff. Midway between Il and that
city Is Mitchell. and everywhere. concluded
Mr. Preston. the land shows nothing but
the signs Of Development ana coming
prosperity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
Baraoa Union Gives
Cordial Welcome to
National President
Banquet at the Rome Followed by En-.
thusiastio Meeting at First
Methodist Church.

Omaha members Of the Baraoa union ten
oered their national president. Marshal A.
Hudson an enthusiastic welcome here Mon
Gay evening in the shape OF . conference
banquet AZ the Rome hotel. followed by .
Joint Baraca-P hileathA rally al the First
Methodist church. The church was packed
with the Baraoa rr-City members when
the local president. James c. johnson. in
troduced Mr.. Hudson 70 the meeting
The secret OF Winning men to the church
Is 70 make # a business proposition 20
them 70 become acquainted with God and
with the Bible" said M. Hudson in his
talk Begin on time. carry on the study
Of the Bible in business meeting manner.
allowing each man to 3Oin in. and closs
on time
You can't do anything a. ali and most
OF AL Gods worR, unless there 81 system
TO It. ADDED 70 the business part OF church
life there should also be social and spiritual
life to hold the men,
Other talks were given By Judge Howard
Kennedy. Rev. Frank A. Lynch of the
First Methodist church. J. z. Dodda. @. Z.
Winslade. Dr.. c. n. Christensen and Rev.
J. Scott Ebersole OF the Emmanuel Ban
tist on questions pertaining 70 the work Of
the union and the good that came Of It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
MURDER CHARGE is DISMISSED
MI. and Mrs. stone. Aesused of Mar.
derfnG Morgan shively az Los
Angeles. Are DisehaFEed.

Los ANGELES. Dee iA--lspseial Teie-
gram-l-A sensation was created here TO
day when George A. Stone and Clara
Stone. hia wife. who were charged vita
numbering Morgan shiveley. q Pacific
electric street car Conductor. last New
Years night az the home Of the Stones.
near San Gabriel were discharged b
Judge Davis IN department twelve Of
the superior court. upon motion Of W. }.
Ford. deputy district attorney who has
been handling the case The Stones and
shiveieYs came here from Lincoln. Neb
where their connections were said % Be
good. The motion 70 dismiss followed sew
eral conttnuanoes. which have kept the
case IN the courts nearly a year. Insuffi-
eient evidence was the reason for dismissal
given b. the district attorney. The dis
missal Win not prevent the prosecution a
= future time II more evidences Is discl0sed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
FARMER Or INVESTOR

The best = section Of land near Omaha
for the money. VIII sub-diVide into two
eighties and sell either one or both A
set Of improvements on each The soil Ia
excellent Al and land lays first rate Good
neiEhboThOods telephone one-half mile %
school 80 cash, u.sOo March lst vii
handle one Of these eighties. s. co by
March 1Et balance per cent takes the
other; SS166 per acre In its entirety A
good bargain and should not last long.
Come and see the goods REGARDLESS OF
there being snow on the ground j can thor
oughly convince you that the soil on the
quarter throughout Is Al. excellent good
Young farmer. older one. or investor: You
are making no mistake IN buying this
quarter or either one o. the eighties
Within from three 70 nine miles o. six
towns
have a large list o. farms ana q few
bargains Come
Orin s. Merrill Company.
New location lZlg-Lzl4 city Natl Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - oFFTCE
Of Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware com
pany, Omaha, Nebraska. December 3 fsl0
Notice Is hereby given TO the Etockholder
Of Lee-Glass-Andrcesen Hardware Com
pany that the annual meeting Of the etocir
holders Of the company will be held al Ire
office OF the said company. corner Of Ninth
in the state Of Nebraska. on Tuesday, JRnu-
airy. 10, A D., 1911 at O'Clock .. m for
the purpose OF elecung a board Of directors
suing year. and 60 transact such otbss
business aE may be presented at such meet
ing. H J. LEE. Pregidsnt
Attest: w. II. GLASS, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
SWAPS

WE exchange properties Of merit H. X.
Culver. G2-sl1 -. /. Life Douglas 3S5A
Gl0 ACRES valley land Canada. equity
S0s0, for shat have y0us Rush pnOposi-
uon. 50 ~. y. Life.
400 acres clear land In Nebraska Trade
for Omaha and assume neas1nahle amount;
incumbrance- Mi4 trade al together o.
divide
NOWATA LAND a LOT Co.
GS NY. Life Bldg Phones Rcd lles. AM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14

FOR SAFE
10 ACRES ALL EQUIPPED, n-1M
Income SIS bes i6es produce consumed
BY owner family, 81 acres ullage, juicy
pasture for rs cows, l,ee eds bard wood
can be marketed IN Center 81 s. per Cords
orchard produces 81 bbis In season: al
tracgiVe 1-room painted house with spring
water. big barn. wagon shed. poultry and
sugar houses owner, having other bust
ness. vii sacrafice for quick sale and VIZ
include pair horses. COWS sugar making
and farming equipment for only A.lo part
cash, here splendid chance Tor a man
with a little money 20 set out into Cod
country. be happy. Independent. make
money and keep his family in comfort and
plenty. read ali the retails Of this and an
other Of fT acres for $40 page -. "Strout 3
Biggest Farm Bargains" Copy tree T.
pigtshurE Pa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR RESERVOIR AND
WELCOMES OF the Constructing Quarter
master Fort Crook. Nebraska, Novernber IL
lSl0 sealed proposals., in trfplicate for the
Construction OF q reservoir and well NJ
roft TOOK Nebraska. win be received AT
TINS Office until II a. m. December IS 1910
ana then publicly opened A guaranty Of
~ per cent OF the amount OF the proposal
nl isl accompany each bid- Plans and
speciueauons may be seen AZ this post
oItioes OF the Chief Quartermaster, OMAHA
Nebraska Constructing QuartefmREter
Fort Des Moines Iowa and Co1Etrncss,,,,
Slart erlnaSter. Fort Leavenworth KanHaE
hlank forms and information furnished Al
Inc ABOVE places Proposals should be in
oorsed Proposals for Constrnction az Pes
erVoir and Well" and addressed 10 CAPTAIN
Anpoel = Babcock, QuarteFrnaster
Eourth infantry, LonEtructinR Quarter
HaAster- Nl7-ls-is-A Di4-lk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING oUARTER-
master Fort Omaha, Nebraska, DeceIn-
Der 4, $50 Sealed proposals., IN tripiicate
subject 10 the Usual condition Will Be -
esived here until II o'clock a. m, centrol
standard time, December 30 1870 for he
construction OF a crematory building AND
braska- Full Information Furnished On an
pAeation- United States reserves the riEht
tanning proposals 70 be marked '.Proposais
Tor Crematory," and addressed to CAPTAIN
". J., Clarke, Constructing QuarteFrnae-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO SECURE
I TO b-acre home AZ Hayward at low
price and en- easy terms; we are closing Up
the Horny w. Meek estate and buyers must
act quickly; the electric from Oakland runs
20 the tract every - minutes: s. p end
Western Pacific runs through the lands
only s. minutes 10 San Francisco; one crop
viii more than pay for the Land.
Beans produce $50 per acre. peas. lear
Lest In the stateb 400 per acre garlic. $50
tomatoes, $50 cherries and aPrlcOts. from
80 % S65. local buyers have purchased
over 10000 worth IN last % days: they
know its value; only about 50 acres OF the
subdivision left Come out AT once: free
information; electric cars stops az our door
ROBINSON 4 CUNNING,
General Agents for lands OF Meek estate.
u Castro ST. Hayward. Cal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
Notice IS hereby gwen that sealed bids
for the construction OF steel ana wooden
bridges that may be built IN the county 81
York. Neb., for the year laI1. VIII be re-
oeived Al the office Of the county clerk
January 70. lRii- All bids 20 Re In &C
cordance with plans and specifications
adopted BY the Board OF SupeF yisors and
now on file In the office Of the county
clerk and accompanied By q certified
cheek for 500, made payable TO the order
OF the county clerk. which sum shall Be
forfeited in case contract ts not executed
Supervisors reserves the right to reject any
and all bids Witness my hand ana the
seal OF York county. Nebraska. this 2sth
day OF November. 1874 H r. CHAPLIN,
Dec. iE-I3-Ia-l5. County Clerk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
REAL ESTATE
Farm AND RANCH LAND FoR SALE
Nebraska-Continued.

IN FINE country. 80 acres Of land; 20
acres cultivation. 50 acres pasture. 5-room
house. double Erauary ana corn CRIB. >
feet long. barn for IS horses. windmill
ferced. land is rolling. 8 miles east. miles
north Of CreiEhton. Nch II SID soon.
81 90 an acre, easy terms White owner,
Max Fielder. Pierce. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14
MissiasippI.

MISSISSIPPI LAND-Thousands Of acres
OF the very best Of farm and timber land
at from S TO so per acre. Wiikinson
county Is in the healthiest part OF this
country. with a climate unsurpassed; all
kinds OF crops car be grown here, and
horses, mules. cattle. hogs and poultry
can be raised very profitably. Have
tracts from 10 TO lo.Qo9 acres In one body.
i can furnish splendid properties for
colonization az very low prices: also fine
timber tracts. II you want land IN any
other part OF this state, or IN Louisiana
can furnish It II interested. call on or
write 70 G. A Victim, real estate agent
and county director OF the Miss ssfppi
Land Development Association. Woodvflle
Miss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14

FLORIDA.
FLORIDA LAND

EA0fkA-hA LAM
FIoF1dar-Tou cannot lose on any VEL
selected property In FLORIDA. but are sure
OF quick aid substantial profits We have
many guod properties for colonization.
fruit and rege table lands ana improved
farms Pope a North, 90 Atlantic National
Bank Bldg, Jacksonville. Fla.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-14


SuBDIVTDE-Have l5s acres OF choicest
. nd In santa Cruz mountains. 9 miles from
santa cruz. miles from GlenwOo6; %
chsrd; county road runs through land :
deep rich coll price Sc per acre; can be
sl1bcivlded IN small tracts AZ Sleo per acre
JOHN Dubuis. santa Cruz Cal
A HOME with an income eheap-98e
seres. miles from Auburn good hoass; ;
rooms furniture. barn, sheds farming
tools. 2 wagons, harness. 20 milch COVE,
- acres bearing orchard and grapes. g
alfalfa, balance pasture: S living springs;
al under ditch finest climate on earth;
miles 70 r. r shipping. Price 6.Voo, 3 ooo
Estate broker. z auburn, cal
$4,000 down; 70 acres goOa level iana, 4
fruit. etc; mile from school; small house.
sheds, water right
!. 1850 down; . acres EOod lsvsl land.
: miles from Aereed: adapted 70 alfalfa.
orchards, etc. water right
T. RUSSELL. Msroed, Cal.
SAN JOSE Income Home Orchard
$780, O.. adjoining the city limits OF
san Jose; assorted fruit orchard, pays
So Per year tUo good rev cottages; rent
outbuildings: land Adjoining selling foT
Ni0oo per a.; best proposition IN the Etafe-
J. A. NELSON. a y. lat 81. san jose.
coIoraao.
GARDEN SPOT OF ARAPAHoE
COUNTY
Now Is the time 10 get ready and buy q
choice garden tract for neEt spr.ngs have
choice lot 70 select from some good
bargains IN ranches. chicken ranchea- Cal
on The J. r. Harris Realty Co. rs Main
ST.. Ilttleton. Colo.
s1-acre tract or part plenty Of fruit:
also suitable for chicken ranch. q bargain,
a "a
phone Roland a Hoffman. Reai Estate.
ArvaHa Goa