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Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

intellectual and versatile.
 The picture printed. herewith. pre- sents Miss Elizabeth Buice of the Sells E'loto show posed as Joan of Arc. her companion being omar Khayyam the handsomest and best trained horse in the world. comparison of both pictures demonstrates the truth of the argument regarding the possibilities Of the circus as expressed by us above. Miss Buice will appear twice aally with the big Sells-F'loto show when it comes here on April 23rd.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

patient of a london hospital. l re- ceived little benefit. and after a fort nights attendance I was seen by a skin specialist who told me the complaint was psoriasis. The irritation was not allayed at all. I persevered with the treatment and continued to attend the hospital for two months but I was far from cured.
 Later the disease took more serious form. affecting my neck and face as well as my hands and arms My neck was covered and sometimes my eyes were so badly swollen that l could scarcely see. Irritation is too mild a word to describe my suffering; it was excruoistins agony. was sent to doctor who gave ne some ointment. hut it did me no good and in the end I lost my job. A friend in Lon don sent me some Cuticura Soap which softensd my hands. made them feel fresh and moro comfortable. l obtained some Cuticura Resolvent snd Cuticurs Oint- ment and was especially pleased with the Ointment which immediately allsyed the irritation ana caused the sores to heal steadily snd surely. In three weeks l was completely cured and there has been no return of the complaint. I am so pleased with my cure that l am anxious tn tell others about it. Arthur Duncan. Iitchard Hill. Bridgend. South Wales. Jan. I6, 1909.' c
 C,lilcurs Sosp t25cD to clsanse the skin Cutleu,s Cin'5Hent tsecD to Heal the skin, and Cuticurs Ptls 25c per vial of e01 Purify the Blood Sold thFaushont the world Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp Sole P-os. l35 Columbus Ave. Boston, Mass.
 s<-Mshed Free. Cuticurs Book on Skin Diseseea
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
WHAT A DIFFERENCE

Before we were married you used to write me three letters day"
 Did l really"
 And now you are annoyed because ask you to write me little bit Of q check '-Tid- Bits.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
FINANCE ANO COMMERCE

New York, April 14.-The stock of the ordered systematized proceed ings of large operative forces sup posed to be responsible for the ad- vance of the day before. Stocks which were strongest yesterday were subjected to profit it-taking at differ ent> times today. to take advantage of the new demand attracted from out side sources by the demonstration yesterday The new demand was reported to be considerable as shown by buying orders received by com mission houses.
 The markets greatest show of strength developed in new quarters.
 The aggressive feasures employed in carrying on the ,movement and in proof given of possession of large resources gave confidence, to the speculative following and intimidated the professional opposition. The re- treat of opposition by covering by shorts was a material factor of the markets strength.
 Crop news was considered encour- aging and decline in grain and cot ton prices emphasized the view.
 The March foreign statement of the bureau of statistics called renew ed attention to the abnormal condi tions existign.
 A record imports. to the value of $162.955.076. established an excess value of imports for that month. of SI9.254,6l3 compared with the ex- ports of March last year of s6.417.441.
 The two Hill stocks were streng- thened by intimations of coming fi- nancing which it was believed might involve subscription rights to stock holders value.
 There was a report that the price of lake copper had been advanced by an interest which had made a sharp cut earlier in the week. Dividend increases were. the subject of rumors about Steel. Pennsylvania. and other stocks.
 Bonds were firmer. Total sales. par value). s2.So4,ooo |. $. bonds unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
SAVED
 FROM AN OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

De Forest, Wis., After an opera tion four years ago Il had pains down. ward in both sides, backache, and a weakness. The doc tor wanted me to have another opera ton. tookLydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and l am entirely cured nf N,u frAnhlao v
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15

The summer girl who goes to the mountains ar intends 10 cultivate the walking habit anywhere will need cowboy skirt. which is merely plain skirt of yelfowish serge. crash or iin- en with a wide belt trimmed with brass The skirt is worn with white waist and large white Panama hat with black chip facing and plain flat lLD-Al.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
EXCRUC|AT|NG
 SKIN TORMENT
Irritation Almost Drove Him Mad - Eyes So Swollen Could Scarcely See = Skin Specialist Said It was Psoriasis Cured by Cuticura.
so PLEASED WITH CURE ANXIOUS TO TELL OTHERS
"I WAS completely cured Of a skir disease by the use of the Cutic,Ira Rem.

edies after doctors
 had failed. The complaint first at tackled me in 1906,
 my hands and arms right up to the el-
 bows breaking out In large blisters. some an inch across. I
 need not tell any suf- feIer from distress ing skin complaints
 what l went through. The irritation al- most drove me mad. I became an out
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
STOCKS

hmalgamated: 75Ss; smelting. s4: Atchison. I14H; St Paul. l4;7s; New York Central. 125b: Pennsylvania. I37@s: Reading. IS7h; So. Pacific. 127h: l.. P. 1Sshs; Steel. STA: Steel Pfd. 1221s.
 Silver. 53hc. Mexicans, 44c.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-15
JOAN OF ARG AND OMAR kHAYYiM
They Are Now Travelling With the
 Sells Fioto Show.

When Maud Adams who is admitted to be perhaps the most talented actress
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Man Bird Falls
Into Small Pond
Near Seattle
Aviator Hamilton is Injured and
Machine Wrecked While Doing
Fancy Stunt.

SEATTLE, March 13-Charles X. Hamil-
ton. the aviator, was injured while giving
an exhibition at The Meadows Saturday af-
t%ernoon by the capslzing OF his Curtis BIZ
blanc, which fell with him while he was
executing a fancy maneuver. Hamilton is
at a hospital suffering from shock and
ccmplains OF a violent pain in the head,
but no bones were broken.
AS the closing feature Of a highly sue
cessful exhibition, in which he had clrcled
the course at a height OF more than 800
feet and at lower attitudes, wheeling and
dipping and gliding close to the heads OF
the great throng OF spectators, Hamilton
essayed a rapid descent to a pond OF water
several feet deep, intending to skim over
the surface. From a height Of 800 feet the
blplane glided gracefully to the bosom Of
tho pond, but the man-bird had miscalcu-
lated the distance and one Of the planes
struck the water, with the result that the
machine instantly turned a somersault and
fell, a mass Of wreckage, into the water.
Hamilton d~isentangled himself and swan
to shore. twenty feet away. He was as
sisted to an automobile nearby, which was
started for the city befvre the crowd OF
10000 people, which rushed on the field,
could hem In the aviator.
The people dispersed in the belief that
Hamilton was unhurt and the automobile
went at top speed to Providence hospital,
where Hamilton, who had collapsed after
reaching the automobile, was attended by
physicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
ESTATHLETESSTAY ATHOME
Reason for Poor Showing Made by
Cornhuskers at Sioux City.
STARS UNABLE TO MAKE TRIP
Team r. Expected 60 he In Fine
shape for Big Meet TO he
Held in Omaha Next
Month.
From a staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, March L3.-(Special)-The
showing OF the Cornhusker athletes in the
meet at the Sioux City auditorium last
night cannot be taken as an indication OF
what they will be able to do in the com
ing grand meet at Omaha. The men who
went to Sioux City for Nebraska did not
represent the athletic strength OF the local
school,.
All the best athletes had planned on go
ing until Saturday morning, when several
Of them discovered that their school work
would force them to remain at home. Lit
tie interest was taken here among the
students in the Sioux City games and
the athletes did not care to compete there,
owing to the many handlcaps that would
have been placed against them.
Nebraska's star athlete and captain Of
last year, Dale Mcdonald, decided at the
last minute not to go to Sioux City. He
was the best man in the hurdles last year
in the Missouri valley meet, and there is
little doubt that he would have proved Il
winner had he made the trip to the Iowa
city.
Another athlete who did not get to COM
pete was Funkhouser, a weight man. He
would probably have won first place in
the underground shot put. In the local
charter day meet he showed the weight
over forty-four feet. At the meet last
night the best mark was barely thirty
min feet.
The relay team Of the C~ornhuskers,
which was defeated by Drake, was handi-
capped by the loss Of Mcdonald. He was
one OF the fastest men on the quartet, and
his failure to make the trip denied the men
a great Splinter for one OF the laps.
Little interest was taken in the Sioux
City meet by the local athletes because
of the Omaha games, which are less than
a month way. By that time the Corn
huskers will be drilled and trained to dc
their best and they will plan on winning
many points. Some of the C~ornhuskers
were not in the best Of condition yester-
day and they felt 1t would be better to
stay out Of the Sioux City games and not
run any chances of being defeated. when
they would nave another opportunity to
show their prowess against all kinds Of
athletes at the Omaha meet. For two
weeks the Nebraska runners and other
athletes have been training for the Omaha
contests and they should be in fine condl-
ton by the time for that meet.
AS soon as the track coach is elected,
which event probably will occur tomorrow,
he will take charge Of the cinder path
men and their training for the Omaha
games.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
international
Aviation Meet
May Go Abroad
President Bishop Says Foreign Flyers
Will Not Come Because Of
Wrights' Suits.

NEW YORK, March 13--America stands
to lose the International aviation meet for
the Gordon Bennett trophy won last sum
mer by Glenn II. Curtiss Of Ha~mmondsport,
N. Y, IL the Wright brothers win their suit
now pending against Louis Paulhan, the
French aviator.
Cortlandt Field Bishop. president Of the
Aero club Of America, under whose aus
pices the meet Is scheduled to be held, said
today that all the foreign a~viators OF note
have assured him that they will not sign
contracts to appear in this country until
the suit against aulha is decided. II
Paulhan wins they will be glad to compete.
II he loses they do not care to place them
selves within the jurisdiction OF American
courts.
All the aero clubs Of Europe and the
British isles have informed Mr.. Bishop that
they will hold no meets between October 1
and November IS, 1910, in order that the
Aero club Of America may be left a free
hand in naming a date for the internationsl
meet.
Thus far Los Angeles, Denver, Baltimore.
Washington. Chicago. Indianapolis and st.
Louis rave been active bidders and have
each guaranteed the 800, 900 demanded by
the club. Mr.. Bishop is Of the opinion,
however, that the meet will be held in the
vicinity of New York.
The Wright brothers have been granted
an injunction in the United states court
restraining Paulhan from flight in his
Farman biplane, which they contend in
frlnges on their patents by Its use OF
warped or Bonded wing tips, and counsel
for Paulhan must appear next week to
show cause why the injunction should not
be made permanent. In the meantime a
compromise has been reached by which
Paulhan Is permitted to give exhibitions
under a weekly bond Of 5000.
Wilbur Wright was at the Jamaica race
track this afternoon to watch Paulhan
make a daring flight in a northeast wind
of twenty-elght miles an hour. Paulhan
attempted to make a circuit of the track,
but allghted before ne had gone half way.
He realized, he said, hat he would be
killed in any attempt to describe the full
circumference
81 hope for better success tomorrow
he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

LAKE CITY, Ia. March 1S-(special)-
Since the Calhoun county bank incor-
porated its business this week at Manson
under the name of the Calhoun County
state bank. the a of Manson has also
made arrangements TO change its name to
The Farmers Savings bank OF Manson
ana to run in connection with it the Girls
void land and Credit company, already
incorporated, and tho capital OF each
institution Will be $500 The new
bank viii be prepared to transact busi-
ness inside of thirty days. The stock has
all been subscribed for and II will be
managed by the same parties as here
tofore; NJ w. Fitz, president: NJ. E.
Griswoid. vice president; b. e. sebern.
cashiers; A. F. Volderbing, assistant
cashier. The deposits OF the two banks
are about $500. 600 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Wrecked
by Explosion
Officers Follow Robbers Trail to
Axtell, Kan, Where All Trace
of Them is Lost.

BEATRICE, Neb., March 1~3.-(Special
Telegram.)-The three men who robbed the
Virginia State bank early Saturday morning
were followed as far as Axtell, Kan, where
all trace Of them was lost. Sheriff Schirk
returned this afternoon from the scene Of
the robbery and reports that the bank was
ruined by the explosions, parts of the safe
and building being thrown across the
street. 1t is believed the robbers nave gone
to st. Joseph or Kansas City, and the Of
Ulcers there have been notified to watch for
them. Cashier Hall says the amount taken
was less than 5000.
Soon after the robbery this morning a
party Of Burchard citizens, upon returning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
MoRN1Nes1DE TAKES FIRST MEET
Sioux City College Wins Track Events
from Nebraska and Drake.

from Nebraska and Drake.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 13.-(Special
Telegram. )-Morningside college romped
away with the first annual t~ri-state indoor
track meet here last night, winning easily
over the entries OF Nebraska, Drake and
South Dakota. The local institution finished
with a total of fifty points, while South
Dakota, its nearest rival, had but twenty
one.
Drake entered but few events, but won
glory in the defeat of Nebraska in the
relay. Drake won five points and Ne
braska got away with eight points. The
Sioux City Young Mems Christian associa-
ton captured four points. Morningside got
away with firsts In the dash and in the
diGtance events. Quar- strom and the Berk-
stresser brothers were the big point win
ners for the local school. Summary:
sO-yard dash: Quarnstrom, Morningslde,
first; Reid, Nebraska, second; Mcdonald,
Nebraska, third. Time: O:0Sk.
Two-miie run: H.. Burkstresser. Morn
ingside, first; Gushing, M~orningside, sec
S0-yard high hurdles; .Felber, South Da-
kota, first; Rlgdby, South Dakota, second
Belt, Morningslde, third. Time. 0:H$.
Dakota, first; Roberts. South Dakota, sec
ond; A. Burkstresser, Morningside. third,
Distance: 80 feet 1s-inch:
One-mlle rum a. buTkslISsseIt MOIulnB-
side, first; Anderson, Nebraska, second;
Larson, Sioux City Young Mems Christian
association, third. Time: 4:35.
3OO-yard dash: Quarnssrom, Morningside,
first; MONTGOMERY, Morningside, second;
Shoemaker, Morningside, third. Time: O:3S.
High jump: Norgrond, South Dakota,
first: Watson, Sioux City (unattached),
! second; Mcintosh, M%ornlngside, third. Dis
lance: s feet 81 inches.
sSO-yard run: James Lewis, Morningside,
first; A. Burkstresser. M~orningside, second
II. Burkstresser, Morningside, third. Nc
time.
Relay race: Drake VS.. Nebraska. Won
by Drake In 2:49.
Relay race: Mornlngside VS.. South Da-
kota. Won by MorningsIde in 2:41.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
WILDER ISSUES CHALLENGE
Saline County Team Desires to Try
MettIe of Opponents.

Saline County Team Desires to Try
MettIe of Opponents.
WILDER, Neb., March 12.-(special) THE
WILDER High school basket ball team hereby
issues a challenge to play any team In the
state, especially Lincoln, York and Falls
City, the game to be played on any good
neutral floor. The WILDER team has re-
peatedly asked these cams for games, but
has been unable to secure them, only one
OF the above named teams even accepting
a challenge to play. The game is to be
played on their floor. Repeated challenges
have been made to these would-be cham
pions. Now II they want to call themselves
champions, they must accept this challenge
or they are entirely out of the race, accord
ing to the rules governing high school
sports in Nebraska. Now be game.
T. B. KUNS.
Coach WILDER High School Basket Ball
Team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
High Schools
viii Compete
Missouri Valley Meet Will Be Held at
Des MOines Middle of
May.

DIES MONIES. Ia, March 12.-(special.)-
Invitations lave been sent out by the
West Des Moines High school here for the
Missouri Valley High school track meet,
which is to be held here on the stadium
May IA. Fifteen teams will take part in
this meet.
The list Of track meets for this city show
that track athletics are more than ever
in popular favor. Following is the sched-
ule:
May T-City high school meet,
May H-Missouri Valley High school
meet.
May 2f-State High school meet.
May 2s-Missourl Valley college meet.
Omaha, Lincoln, Kansas City High
schools, st. Joseph and Topeka will be rep
resented in the Missouri Valley High school
meet here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
L RIFLE
SCORES

Rocky Mountain Club of Butte Ties
winchester Club for First Place.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-In the Inter
Club Rifle Shooting league Of the United
States, the Myles standish Rifle club OF
Portland. Ne. which last week was one of
the teams tied for first place, met defeat
this week at the hands OF the Rocky
Mountain Rifle club of Butte, Mont, This
ties the latter team for first place with
tho winchester Rod and Gun club OF New
Haven, Conn, and the Warren, Pa, Rifle
and Revolver club. each having won seven
and lost one match.
[. The New Haven club made the high score
for the week, ga, with the Rocky Mountain
club only four points below. F. w. Sweet
ing OF the Warren club. made a score Of
1ss, only two points below the possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

home from Center. Kan, on a handcar, met
the three men who are supposed to have
robbed the bank riding east on a railroad
velocipede on the Northwestern road. The
robbers forced them to remove the handcar
so they could pass. 1t Is believed the men,
after raiding the bank at Virginia, stole
the machine at that place and used It in
making their escape, Officers AVE been
notified along the line and 1t is thought
they will succeed in capturing the robbers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Dol NnIsanee Arain.

HARLAN. Ia. March l2-(special)-
George A. Lincoln OF Cedar Rapids, state
fish and game warden. wal In the city Sat
urday interviewing citizens as TO what
shouldbe done with the deer running at
large In the county.
Mr. Lincoln will make a thorough lnvesti-
cation to find out the sentiment OF the
farmers ~ the two counties as 70 whether
they desire the deer taken out OF the county
or left 10 run at large. II he finds that a
Najority OF the citizens desire the deer
taken up, the state will build a large corral
In Avoca and the deer will all be captured
and distributed among the various parks
in Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

City, who has been in the city investi-
eating reports that various Iowa papers
have published slanderous and untrue
statements, about him, is now proceeding
to take legal action, and. 1t is said, will
prefer libel suits against several Iowa
that published the false report.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
APPLETON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

Western InterschOlastic Basket Ball
Title Goes to Wisconsin school.
MADISON, March 1~3.-Appleton High
school, champions of Wisconsin, won the
western interscholastic basket ball cham
pionship by defeating Sterling, ILL.,, in the
last game Of the tournament here last
night, 6s to 10.
The University Of Wisconsin five won
from Purdue. Ss to H. in a contest to de-
eide the holder OF third place among the
conference teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Hotel Porter Burned,

egram.)-Charles Moohr. porter in the Skin
ner hotel, was fatally burned this afternoon
while cleaning out the hotel furnace. His
cries attracted other employees. When they
arrived they found him In flames. How the
accident happened is not known.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Cit,xens Caucus al Tabor.

TABOR. Ia, Mach 12.-(special.)-At
a citizens caucus held Thursday night
the town ticket was nominated az fol-
lows: For mayor. James Long; for coun-
cilmen. W. S. Greenwood, George Smith,
c. L. Hall. E.. c. Brackney and A. M.
McMahill.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Tuckerman wins COLI Cup.

PINEHURsT, N. c., March BIN a
brilliant S6-hole final round, w. r. Tuck
Washington, won the presidents cup or
first division trophy tdAay in the sixth
nnual' spring golf tournament, from C. r.
Depnen Of the Detroit Country club, 8 up
and 7 to play. ms .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
EARLY RACES AT KALAMAZOO
T~wenty-F0ur Thousand Dollars Of
fered for six Events.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March n.-An-
nouncements for the early closing events
OF the Kalamazoo Recreation Park associ-
alton for the combined Grand circuit and
Great Western races were made today. Six
events are scheduled, the purses for which
total $4,000. The announcement follows:
Trotting, 2:i1 class, purse $4,000.
TrottinE. 215 class, purse 5000.
Trotting, 400 class, purse 1900.
Pacing. asa class, purse 1900.
Pacing. 2:0 class. purse 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Hoppe Wins billiard Match.

feated Ora Morningstar last night In the last
block OF the 2,4OO-point ISL match. 400 TO 27s,
When play began tonight Hopes score
was 1900 and M~orningstar's 1857. Hoppe
made the high run Of the night. %. Morn
ingstar's best run was 81, which he made
in the ninth inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
A FriKhtfuI Experience

with biliousness, malaria and constipation.
is quickly overcome by taking DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. CSC. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14
Would Have cost MIN His Life.

Oscar Bowman. Lebanon. KY. writes; 1T
have used Foley's Kidney Remedy and
take great pleasure in stating It cured me
permanently of kidney disease, which Ger.
tainly would have cost me my life Sold
by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

LAKE CITY. Ia, March lS.-(speeial)
-Myron Tullar. formerly OF Fort Dodge
and now located in business at Kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure am
case Of Kidney or Bladder trouble that 4
not Beyond the reach Of medicine. No msdi.
cine eaa 90 more sold by al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

Chamberlain's Cough Iismedy not only
stops a cough, but removes the Irritation
which causes L.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-14

TABOR-Dolph Boggs. fireman on the
T.. & ~, fell from his engine Friday and
injured his hip and ankle and is laid up
for repairs.
ESTHERVILLE-The funeral of Edward
Kennedy Of Wallingford was held here
yesterday. Deceased,s death was caused by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-22
PART I.
Nellie Post a Bride.

London. June 22.-As the culmina-
tion of the remarkable series of An
glo-American matrimonial alliances
which have made June. 1910, a
month long to be remembered in
London social circles, Miss Helen Post
today became the bride of the Hon.
Charles Montague Eliot, groom-in-
waiting to King Edward and King
George
Today's wedding is the third this
month to unite prominent families of
England and America, Miss Drexel
becoming the bride of Viscount Maid
stone on June s, and Viscount Ache
son wedding Miss Mildred Carter on
June 9.
The new Mrs. Eliot is a daughter
of Lady Barrymore, who is a daugh-
ter of ex-Congressman James w.
Wadsworth, of Geneseo, N. Y. She
is a daughter of Arthur Post, of New
York, and a warm personal friend of
the crown princess the Earl of St.
Germans, of the Countess of Besse-
borough Lady Layard and Lord
Wimborne. He is also a groom-in-
waiting TO King George, a position
he held under King Edward.