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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
WATCH INDIANA MEETN
Motor Enth us1nsts' Eyes Turned TO
MOtOrdrome Opening.

Motor Enthusinsts' Eyes Turned 10
MOtOrdrome Opening.
NEW YORK, April So.-Although the
opening meet Of the Indianapolis motor
drome will not be staged until May H-S,
followers Of the automobile racing game
are already commenting on the meeting.
The recent racing at the inaugural Of the
board speedway at Playa del Rey. Cal. has
brought the coming speed events at In
dlanapolis before the attention of the mo-
toring public. The many records estab-
lIshed at Playa del Rey are responsible
for this early interest. VIII better time
be made at Indianapolis than was hung
up on the far coast?
It Is understood that every effort will
be made at the 1910 opening Of the Hoosier
raceway to better the times made at Playa
del Rey. Eighteen events are on schedule
for the first two days racing. All the
big drivers in the country will compete
and high speed is a foregOne conclusion
Certainly the best drivers and the cars
will be there. The question is clearly up
to the track itself.
1t Is thought that wood is far better
speed medium than cement. brick or dirt
Motor car experts tell us that the CO.
efficient of friction between wood and
than any other substance. II would seem
that this was proved at the Playa del Rey
meet. However. there are those who still
retain faith in the record-breaking posi-
bilitles Of the big motordromes at Atlanta
and indianapolis With a good entry list
for the Indianapolis races, some adequate
comparison should be at hand.
The new brick surface Of the Indianapolis
track, it is claimed is far more suited TO
speed than the concrete. For this reason,
also, the management believes that better
time will be made than was the case last
year However. there appears to be q
growing belief in western and middle west
ern automobile circles that the board track
win in time supersede either types. While
the attendance at Playa del Rgy was not
all that could be expected and the entry
list not the best that could be secured, the
course established its popularity through
out the country by its worth as a speed
producer. Then another point in Its favor
was the cheapness Of construction. Speak
ing Of the situation recently a well-known
Chicago motorist said:
Indianapolis has $4,000 invested In its
two and one-half mile track. II may be
that It is faster than Playa del Rey, now
| that II has its new brick surface. That
remains TO be seen, for the trials last De-
! cember. held during q blizzard, should not
be considered as any criterion. Atlanta's
| two-mile track cost in the nei8hborhood
Of $4,000. while Moscovics scarcely put in
uO0,O out on the coast. I believe the new
one-mile circular track will revOlutioniEe
things on a racing way.
AS to the financial results of the Cali
fornia meet Chicago knows nothing One
day. 1t wss said 1900 people attended and
| that was on q Sunday. Indianapolis big
/ gest day last summer brought out 44O0O
II is probable that this first racing al
Playa del Rey did not show much Of g
profit. but 1t is thought the meet has
firmly established the popularity OF the
track
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
WESTERN LEAGUE AVERAGES
Statistieisn Shows Three Omaha Hit
ters in Three Hundred Class.
sHOTTEE AND KING ARE TIED
schipke f. the Third Best Hitter OF
the Rourke Family and Barely
Reaches the Coveted
Mark.

Corhan. shortstop, for St Joseph leads
the Western league regulars FOR the first
week. with a batting average Of .5S3. after
four pitchers who were at bat but one
made an average Of loo. swift. who was
at bat four times. has an average Of 80
Shotten and King led the Omaha team
with .3s1 each. They both were at bat
twenty-one times and made five runs and
eight hits each. Schipke just stayed above
the mark and is third heavy siugger Of
he Rourkes. lie has an average Of 80. He
was at bat twenty times, made three runs
and six hits. Kelley. Furchner. Cadman
and HoIlenbeck have not connected with
ths sphere so far this season.
Hanson stands LoyO with ten other pitch
ers in the twirling class. Kelley broke
even, winning one game and losing one.
while Furchner and Houenbeek have each
lost a contest
omaha stands fifth in team fielding with
.953. Lincoln leads with .96L
Sioux City leads with .225 in team batting,
while Omaha is fifth with .252
Denver is in first place for stolen bases,
the number ninched by the Grizzlies being
Is. Omaha is sixth, being guilty Of only
four swipes.
Omaha leads the league in sacrifice hit
tins, having nine to its credit.
Isbell Of Wichita has the best fielding
average. He has fifty-seven put-outs, six
assists and no errors and stands 1000
Sixty players in the league finished the
week with an average Of LOO.
Gonding has the best record OF the
Omaha players, although he did not play
In as many games a. Kane. Johnny had
seventeen put-outs. three assists and nc
errors and has lOo0 Kane had sixty put
outs, no assists and two errors, which
gives him sos Corridor, Omaha's little
shortstop had ten put-outs, twenty-fouI
assists and two errors and his mark Is
QsA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Spaldlng's Official Lawn Tennis Annual
for 1910 has just been issued in the spald-
ing Athletic Library series. This annual
publication is eagerly sought by all tennis
enthusiasts. as contains the laws Of
lawn tennis, directory of lawn tennis clubs
in the Lawn Tennis association. directory
Of players, bylaws Of the National Lawn
Tennis association, decisions on doubtful
points, regulations for the MANAGEMENT
Of tournaments, how 70 build and keep a
court, how 70 lay out court and much
other valuable information useful 70 tennis
players IN competition and in connection
with their courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
GREAT CONTEST IN OCTOBER
Automobile Club of America offers
Grand Prize Gold Cup.

Automobile Club of America offers
Grand Prize Gold Cup.
NEW YORK, April S0-Charles E. Fors-
dick, secretary to the Automobile Club OF
America, announced the other day that
the Kaiserlicher Automobile club had ca
bled an entry OF three Benz cars for the
contest on October 10 for the Automobile
Club OF Americas grand prize gold cup.
The cable was addressed 10 William X.
Vanderbilt jr., president OF the Motor
Cups Holding company. which will con
duct the contest.
The 1910 race for the Automobile club S
grand prize gold cup will be the second
contest for this international trophy, the
first race having been run at Savannah
on Thanksgiving day, 1905, when Lewis
Wagner was victorious with Fiat racer.
After the settlement Of the controversy
between the Automobile Club Of America
and the American Automobile association
in 1908, It was agreed in the peace agree
ment signed on September IL, 1906, that
both the grand prize gold cup and the
Vanderbilt cup were 10 be decided TO an
Independent racing association 10 be con
troued by the Long Island motor park
way. The Motor Cups Holding company
was organized by men Identified with the
parkway to become the donee OF the cups
and W. X. Vanderbilt, Jr, president OF
the parkway, was elected president OF the
Motor Cups Holding company.
one Of the conditions named in the peace
agreement was that the donse Of the cups
was 10 promote a race each year for each
cup. II was not deemed expedlsnt TO ar
range for a grand prize race last yeaI
because there were no great road races
abroad aud It was feared that It would bt
impossible TO secure enough entries "a
make an international race a representa-
tive one from the standpoint Of entries and
drivers. IL had been TumOred for several
months that the Motor Cups Holding CON-
pany would organize a grand prize race
for this year and Mr. Vanderbilt made q
positive announcement q few weeks age
that a grand prize race would be run or
Long Island motor parkway and Nassau
county roads that Is 10 be used for the
Vanderbilt cup race on october 1.
In his announcement OF the cabled en-
tries from Germany Secretary Forsdlck OF
the Automobns club said that these are
the first official entries and will be fol.
lowed closely By Official announcement OF
others OF which advance notification
have been received. While the Fiat com.
pany has not made any announcement OF
It's intentions regarding the race. il Is th,
general impression that the Turin concern
again will be represented and that Il vii
defend its custody Of the beautiful eur
with a full team of three cars
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

obtained from the fact that leo contes-
tants' tickets have been ordered.
The following officials have been invited
to be present almost all OF whom have 40
cepted.
Referee-James r. Sullivan judges Of
Track Events-Henry Mcmillan. John W
Kelly, Evert Jansen Wendell Walter Conn
Barlow s. Weeks. Gustavus T. Kirby and
casper Whitney. TimeTs-Charles J. Disgea
G. =, Hughes, r. n. Lee, Alexander Coke
and Lausatt Geyelin. Offcial Recorder
G. Il. Patterson. Marshals-3uy Gundaker
and Charles II. Pyrah. Inspsctors-Auen
p. Cox, Harry Lyons and G Menda Direc-
tor Of Field Events-Lucien n Alexander.
Field Judges-William Frisdgen. James n.
SteTrett and Jacob ROhrbach. Measures
Dr. James II Babbitt. Max Hess A A
Kerr, DR. n. l. Chadwick. J. 8 Westney
DR. william Schlef. r. ". Bauer Eugene
c. Bonniwell, Harry c. Potter. Dr. and M
j. Kinzer Shell. Anaouncens-D. c. Clegg,
Ge-orre p Paving W Ward Bearn and
George 2. sutton Official Reporter
Joseph McGregor MitIhes0n. starter-J,
w Sims. Clerk Of CouTse-L. A. Lettin-
Early G. f. Blackburn. d. Hepburn. Dr.
Burns. Custodian q Numbers-Joseph g.
and Joseph ODonnell. Custodians of
PTizes-C. !. Clsgg. Howard c. Potts. CiaF-
ence c. Supplee and Frank b. Supplee.
o.
The Kev 10 the gituation-Hhs Want Aaai
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Glenn Curtlss
May Fly Here
Aero Club of Omaha Receives Com
munioation Proposing Meet
for Nebraska.

The fact that Omaha is on the aeronaut-
ical map Is illustrated by a message that has
been received by the Omaha Commercial
club from Jerome S. Francialn, manager
for Glenn Curtiss. asking IL Omaha is in
terested in arranging an '.viation meet.
The matter has been referred to Colonel w
A. Glassford, president of the recently
formed Aero club Of Nebraska, and will
doubtless be considered at a meeting Of
the organization some time next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

under its own power in the shortest time
win be declared the winner. The boats
will start from the Maid Of Mist landing
on the Canadian side and the course will
extend to about half a mile below the
Queenstown lock and thence 20 ths Pitz
dock at Lewiston.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
OFFICIALS FOR RELAY RACES
Sullivan WIN Offieiats at PennsyI-
vnnta Meet.

Sullivan VIII Offieiate at PennsyI-
vhnia Meet.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April z5.-Penn-
sy1vsnia's relay races are noted for the
smOothness with which they are run off.
Each year Gn enormous program Is carried
through. and never yet has the manage
ment fallen down. This has been due
mainly 70 the officials who have had the
races In charge. Many OF the officials
noted below have been AZ the relays ever
since they we're inaugurated fifteen years
ago. They are accustomed 70 the work,
and they can be depended on TO see that
things move on time The best Of Of
tcials win be needed this season. as the re-
lay management has received the largest
entry ever obtained for these races An
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
BOAT RACE THROUGH RAPIDS
Purse of $1,000 Rnd Geld Cup for
Crew Bringing Craft Through.

Crew bringing Craft Through.
BUFFALO. n. Y. April SO-At a meet
ing OF those interested in the proposed
motor boat race through the whirlpool
rapids the conditions and rules for the
novel contest were laid down and a date
set The race viii be held on saturday
September II, and will be under the
auspices OF the local power boat clubs. A
purse Of t.OOO and q solid gold cup will be
the prizes for which the daring entrants
will risk their lives.
There is no restriction on the number
OF men in the crews OF any Of the en-
trants. The boats will be sent on their
journey a. intervals OF ten minutes. and
the boat finishing the prescribed course
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
How to get your
money back

After The Bee has inserted your advertisement seven
days. giving it good position it can and you have
not sold the article advertised bring your receipt to the
counting of The Bee and present it to the cashier
Your money will be cheerfully refunded.
The Bee believes in its ability to sell things.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Close of the
second week

Yesterday closed the second week of The Bees guar
antee to sell in days any article about the home.
The extent to which the column has been patronzed
during this time demonstrates its usefulness and value.
The Bee believes it can sell anything.
1t is doing it.
1t is selling things quickly.
However, it wishes to remind patrons that whenever
it fails to sell article this guarantee the contract
provides for refund of the money. The Bee does this
cheerfully Last week it gave back money to several
In the majority of it sold the articles and pleased
its customers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

SIS: Wichita $50; Topeka. .sS7; Omaha
sS3: Des Moines, .sZ; ST Joseph. so. Sioux
city. SIS
Team Batting-SiOux City, .S1s: 81. Jo-
ssph S09; Des Motnes. 81; Topeka, gTs:
Omaha. as2; Wichita, 80, Lincoln. .2lt
Denver -El
Stolen Bases-Denver, IS: Des Moines.
IS. ST Joseph. IS. Wichita. g. Topeka, 4.
Omaha, 4: Sioux City. 8; Lincoln.
Sacrifice Hits-OmahA. ;; Denver, s;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

The Key to the sltuatiOn-H9e Want Aasl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
How to start
the ad

You will find something about the home from time to
time that you do not need; sewing machine, old cot
bed mattress springs gocar high chair stove carpet
rug, clothing etc. Call Douglas 23S and describe the
article to the ad taker She will cheerfuy write your ad
and tell you what it will cost 10 it a week Then
solicitor will call upon you and give you a receipt for
the money.
The ad then begins to work.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

The power Of publicity Is on trial In the
For the sake OF the power We hope It
scmes clear but II Il does not accomplish
all that is expected OF It II should be laid
worked.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

The St Louis Cardinals appear on paper
70 be greatly strengthened, and. they are,
too They have been losing most OF their
games but they have been playing them
with the leaders. II Wa are not badly mis-
taken Bresnahan win be making even them
80 some before the season Is over.
?
come on Furchner, and give US some OF
that you handed Us last year when you
Wsre against US,
Now, wouldn't it be awful II Killing
should discover he wasn't needed. after
allg
Chiok Autrey Is batting like a man who
wanted 70 set back into faster company.
Kings greatest powers from now on
viii be az the box office
That mountain air Is suu hard 20
hUeathe.
1sun. they don't have mountains down In
Kansas
'Beaumont seems 70 have crowded sheck-
Ard out for good
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

DID you notice that when the National
epmmission announced Il would suspend
the Killing reinstatement for one year un-
less the recaleitrant catcher came to taw
n three days. he camel Killing made a
monkey OF the commission and even Il
seems 70 have realized that fact at the last
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Phoenix, ArizOna, Jan. ly,

Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 19, 19lO.
 A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Donald Greene. contestant, against Homestead Entry No. 05915, made May 12. 1909, for northwest quarter, section 25, township N. range 4 E G & s R meridian, by Charles L. Kahler. con- testee, in which it is alleged that said Charles L. Kahler has wholly aband- oned said tract for more than six months last past. said parties are here by notified to appear. respond. and of fer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 10, 1910, before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office ir Phoe- nix. Arizona.
 The said contestant having. in a proper affidavit. filed January 19. 1910, set forth facts which show that after, due diligence personal service of this notice can not be made. it is here by ordered and directed that such notice begiven by due and proper pub lication. CHAS. E. ARNOLD, al Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
SERIAL NO. o6235. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Phoenix. Arizona. Land Office.
 Tan,,ar.- o7 ta1n

Phoenix. Arizona, Land Office.
 January 27. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Henry M. Lewis. of Phoenix. Arizona. the legal assignee of Mary Nunnaley. widow of Levi M. Nunnaley. deceased, has filed in this office his application to enter. under the provisions of Sections 1906 and 1907, Revised Statutes of the Unit ed States, the following described land. viz:
 N. E. F N. E. k Sec r, T. IN. R. INV, G. & s. R. B. & NJ. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described. or desir- ing to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant should file their affidayits of protest in this office, on or before the 4th day of March, 1910.
 FRANK H. PARKER, s-b Register.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
Ezra ". ThdYer
DUTCH MUST F0RI|fY
 OR WILHELM WILL
Holland Shall Be No Landing Place for the English.

The Hague. Feb. 9-The heretofore yelled reports that Emperor William had threatened to occupy Holland un- less that countrySwas placed in a state of defense against possible descent of the English were given a definite form in the first chamber of the states general today during a discussion of the foreign office estimates.
 Baron von Heckeron urgently de- manded that steps be taken to secure guaranty of the integrity of The Netherlands in the event of trouble between Germany and Great Britsin.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
AIRBRAKEs FAILED
And Two Cars Came Together on Pa
 cifie Electric Line.

Los Angeles. Feb. 9.-Five pas sengers on special car on the Pacific Electric line returning from San Pedro were injured tonight when a Long Beach car crashed into the rear of the special, which had stopped because of trouble with the airbrakes.
 The other passengers were shaken up. and some of the women suffered from fright. but none were injured. all though the special was crowded. Tho Long Beach car was travelling thirty miles an hour. Both cars were wrecked
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
Switchren on Eighteen Roads Out of
 Chicago. /

Chicago. Feb. 9.-By tho reported vote of BOOT to 91 the switchmen rnem- bers of the Brotherhood of Railway Trairumen on eighteen Chicago rail- roads. decided in favor of strike.
 At the recent conference between tho union men and general managers of the roads, 2 general increase Of wages was refused. The railroads made cer- tain concessions in working rules and offered to submit the wage question to arbitration under the Erdman law. The switchIocn say they don't want ar bitration. hut is generally believed by the railroads that the question will be settled b: that method and that there will he no strike.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
PACIFIC THROUGH LINE
By Which the Two Coasts May Be
 United.

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 9.-The bill introduced by Mir. McLachlan of Cali fornia. providing for a government line of steamships on the Pacific coas, between Panama ports and the west ern coast. will be given hearings be- fore the senate and house committees before which the bill is pending.
 w. R. Wheeler. manager of the traf- fife bureau of the Merchants Exchange and \. P. Fleming. secretary of the harbor board of Los Angeles. arrived today to advocate the bill
 The proposed line is designed to operate in connection with a govern ment steamship line on the Atlantic coast and the railroad owned by the government bisecting the isthmus.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
OKLAHOMA ENDOWED
From Enforcing Its Two.cent Fare
 Law.

St. Louis, Feb 9.-Temporary in functions were issued today in the United States circuit court against the state of Oklahonia and the Oklahoma state railroad commission. restraining them from the further enforcement of the two-cent passenger fare and cer- tain freight rates.
 The Missouri. Kansas and Texas, and thefAtchison. Tapeka and Santa Fe railroads gave bonds of 325O,OO0 each and the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Pc for s5O.00o to protect their passengers if it is ultimately deter mined that the higher rates shall be continued
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
.PIEAOT ILLUSTRATES
 PResHItHHA 0f LAW
lconsinued from Page 1J

 not legal McCabe said he brought tine matter to tte attention to the chiefs of the various divisions of the service. He declared that the the practice was being followed.
 "xfter discussion" continued Mo Cabe was convinced that the govern ment funds could not be used that way and accordingly I took up the matter with Secretary Wilson. MT. Wilson suggested that the affair be lodged with the comptroller of-the treasury. This was done. His ruling was ac- cortlng to law. stripped of sentiment. When it was received. the abolition of the education of government em- ploycs at government expense fol- lowed
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
AN INVESTMENT.
Which May Resub in Nothing But an
 Electric Chair.

Cleveland. Feb. 9.-John Janowsky and his bride. who were found mur- dered in their beds today. died for the satisfaction of a debt of S6o. This story the police say. was told them by GeoI Boscardo. aged %. arrested for murder. Boscardo said he had lent the money to Mrs. Janowsky to secure her love. but found himself unable to realize on his investment.
 On Sunday night he demanded his money, and failing to get it. killed the woman with a section of gas pipe. Janowsky succumbed only after 2 struggle.
 For three days the bodies lay in the house. while Boscardo continued his employment at a foundry.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
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A tiny. chocolate coated tonic laxatlv, tablet that gives vIGoR and health to the STOMACH. LIVER and BOWELS, thereby curing
 Sick Headaches Biliousnesg Sallow Complexion Torpid Liver Dyspepsia Jaundice Indigestion Heartburn Loss of Appetite Pimples Sour Stomach Dizziness Nausea Foul Breath Take only one "vIGoRET"' at bedtime and they will move the bowels gently yet thoroughly each day and perna- nently, cure
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

They cool, cleanse and purify the blood and are sold by all druggists in 25c packages -(50 tablets) and 10c in trial size (l5 tabiets).
 Sold by Larson Drug Co.,, Eivey q huiett. and Bear Drug Store Opposite city haii.)
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
WEATHER TODAY.
VOTE FOR A STRIKE

Arizona-Fair Thursday and Friday
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
WHITE SLAVERY AT cAlExtCO

Los Angeles. Feb. 9-Nafhan Land berg and William Mulvey. merchants of Calexico. d town on the border in the Imperial valley. were found guilty in United States court of aiding in the importation of women The women. Clara Pcllman and Fannie Braunn. were ordered deported.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
eOx-CAR BURNED.
Section Hand Dead-Others Seriously
 Injured.

Los Angeles. Feb. 9.--One section hand was burned to death and two others fatally. while seven more bare ; ly escaped with their lives. when q box-car on the Southern Pacific. used as a section house. was destroyed by fire at Chatsworth Park. thirty miles north of this city. early today. All tine men were asleep when the fire started.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
DOING AWAY WITH MOBILES.

New York. Feb. 9.-Beginning with the season of 1915 no hobbies will be used on pacing horses, and up to that time the device will be gradually eliminated. The decision by the twen- ty-fifth congress of the National Trot- ting association was reached today.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
THE COWBOY TRIAL.

San Francisco. Feb. 9.-The prose- cution rested today in the trial of the case of Michael Conboy. formerly cap tain of police. on trial for the killing of Bernard Lagan. A number of wit nesses testified that Conboy had been drinking on the night of the shooting.
 The defense will begin introducing evidence tomorrow.