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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
PRESIDENT JAMES r. MAILER.

the rahblo tnronS lhe seats which
up 10 that time had been reserved
Tor the real enthusiasts.
When the Royal Rootcrs." headed
by their brave band. marched onto
Tho field with customary display a
leW minutes before game time they
found thcir places already usurpod.
fh"N made demonstration to stand
ON the playing field, but were herelcd
'ikc so many cattle within Tho tenn
porarN enclosure. Here they had to
stand, or rather squat FOR those i'm
their places insisted that the rootcrs
Keep down lower than the first row
OF seats-througbout the dreary ar
ternoon
Naturally enough those mon who
had SO cheerilN gone to great expense
for the glory OF Boston felt Il great
revulsion Of spirit; not once did Tho
band play ''TessIe." the battle slo-
San. and what cheering they did was
done for the Giants. After the game
the Royal Rooters" marched TO the
club officers and "booed" the Red SoX
management.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

Domestic helpers that arc t,.
worthy, conscientious and skilled "oo 1osI,
to The Tribune Wants for employment
Cooks. maids, mattresses, second girls.
all the vast army OF household worka,,
-rnnSu1t tho Wants W. neTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Germaine Dance ToniGat

The benefit dance for ClalKy y
the local boxer, Will be given w..
n large number of FRIENDS sno
crs of the injured Young man -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

There's many an auto BARGAIN .,.
ranged by means of The TTihnra ;.
Want Columns. The changing Of makes
and models. trading securities for AN.
tos-all such information forms part of
The Wants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

- APTAIN HONEYWELL, pilot of
" the great balloon "Uncle Sam
which is one Of the two American air
craft In the international race, is well
known in Salt Lake City. He brought
the silvered balloon, "Salt Lake to
this city last year and made a num-
Der Of asceusions here with Messrs.
Campbell, Mccormick and Judge,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

and Detroit in the serie, o,l
II has often been repeated sIw.
one at all posted In basehsr !.
doubt the integrity Of lne r,s
paSUme. Yet such irend ~
lie opinion is bound 10 shaks \.
@anization to It's very (ol,nd,s1
the plouoiers insist on riIrr'
way for such Insinuations q.
surely pulled the prize .ho,,'
world 5 series history. Tint
is not likely 10 forget. Na
George Stsiliugs can pnT th,
Nationals in the first division h
The American league Is yery
TO lose out IN one ol iis srs
vantage points
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

-LU SHED with victory and bearing
IL tho admiration Of the entire Rocky
Mountain conference, Coach Fred
- Bennlon and his victorious Utah
fO0lbnN lllcu reiltrI,e ed from nnry..r. |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-12
Northwestern League.
CLAIMS
KENTNOR

Yesterdays came was the last that
Frank KentnOr, the Stars fast CENTER
helder, will play as "A Care-frec bach
clor From now ON, when he plays
ball, 1t will be with the responsibility
of "A married man and IA family pro-
wider ON his shoulders.
The transport Thomas, which. ar
rives at 4 this afternoon, Is bringing
kcntnor a bride. in the person of Miss
Bertha Scamcn of Corning. Cal. There
Is II pretty romance that will be sue
ccssfully concluded by the wedding that
will take place soon after the ship
docks Kcntnor who IL one of the
soldier players who have been In evil
dence In the Oahu League this year.
viii have served out his present en-
listmcnt on June IS. lie has been
waiting for this time to claim fiancee
whom he has not seen for three years.
Kent" intends to go into business
here, and will not leave Honolulu nor
the Stars. lie has seen considerable
soldering, being Spanish War vet
eran, and now wants the quiet civilian
life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-12

Puuoneone, claimed to be drunk,
who assaulted Sentaro Tami, owner
of boat which carried passengers
from Kalihi-kai bay to KahaauIani
yesterday, was locked in the polce
station last night, to await investiga
tion by police authorities this morn,
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-12
SPORT
AQUATIC SPORTS
#. AMUSE THE
CROWD D..

Native sports by native sportsmen
was the Kamchamcha Day program
at Kalihi Bay yesterday. Boat and ca
noe races of every variety were sail
ed and padded, and when the game
became too strenuous, pig and poi in
abundance were to be had. There
were number of upsots, both of
boats and form, but no one got more
than wctting or a disappointment
Following were the results:
Race /. Two-paddle modern canoo
race for ladies-Winner. Canoe Kaha-
unani. entered by J. Lii and padded
by Mrs. Kaula and Miss Nakai: sec.
ond, canoe Kaauunapuhi, padded by
Mrs. Lii and Mele Kaliu.
Race 2. Swimming race for children
under Is years; course 200 yards
Winner, Admiral Dewey: second, VIM.
Miller.
Race 3. Canoe race for girlsr-Win-
ncr. Miss Nakai and Miss Apio.
Race I. 75-foot tub racc--Winncr,
c. Chong.
Race 8. Relay swimming race:
course 400 yards-Winncr, Alexander
Smith.
Race 6. slx-paddIe racc-No com
pctitors.
Race 7. Four-paddlc modern canoe
race for mcn-W7inncr. canoe Lanakila,
padded by A. Smith. Levy. Kilina and
Nohonahcle; second, canoe Maikai
Fine, padded by Kaliula, David, Pu-
nohu and Apio.
Race S. Sailing, modern canoe.
manned by one person: three miles
Winner. canoe Kiokalani, entered and
sailed by NJ. u. Punohu. prize perpet-
ual cup and prize of $40: second, ca
noe Huluamanu. entered and sailed by
7. Keolanui, prize $3.50; third. canoe
Diamond Star entered and sailed by.A.
Smith Jr., prize Sc: fourth. canoe Ka-
mchameha. entered and sailed by j.
kckewe. prize IS.
Race .. Called Off: no competitors.
Race 10. Malihlni race, four paddle
canocs-IIackfeld & Co. defeated Hoo
nolulu Iron Works.
n n n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-12

Invest your money In Bulletin
advertising and Il returns to you u
hundred fold. II
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
riilady's Toilet Table

Enlarged pores. dark and discolored
patches and similar hlemishes Of the
complexion disappear in q week or ten
days IL q solution made by dissolvtng an
original package OF msyatone In q half
pint of witch hazel Is rubbed on the face.
neck and arms each morning. This is a
true complexion beautifier and should be
used regularly instead Of powder or other
cosmetic. Il preserves youthful charms
and keeps the skin soft. smooth and
white.
Dry shampooing keeps the hair soft
wavy and richly luStrous. Too much
water streaks and fades the hair and
makes IT dry and brittle. To make sham
poo powder, put cupful OF oornmeal in
fruit Jar and mix with II Q small origi-
nal package Of therox. Sprinkle q little
on the head and brush II out thoroughly.
The powder comes out easily and takes
all dirt, dandruff and excess oil with II.
To remove superfluous hairs from face
or forearms simply apply delatone paste.
Mix enough powdered delatone with
water to cover the hairs: apply and after
two or three minutes wipe off. wash the
skin and the hairs will be gone. This
treatment Is safe. speedy and sure.
Colds. catarrh and ordinary cases Of
sore throat. bronchitis. tonsilitis. Group
stiff neck and asthma yield quickly to ap-
plications of Mothers Salve, rubbed in
well before retiring. The world never saw
Its equal as a household remedy. II gives
almost instant relief from aches. pains
and sores.-Adv,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
Erdman Case May
Not Be Tried Again

Frank Erdman probably will not be
tried again for assault with intent to XIII
for the dynamite plot against the life OF
Tom Dennison. County Attorney James
P. English has been studying the opinion
handed down by the supreme court when
10 reversed Erdman's conviction. and has
about decided that It would be useless to
try Erdman again. The supreme courts
opinion holds that the mass Of evidence
offered by the state was not sufficient to
prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt,
and though the county attorney believes
the evidence was sufficient he doesn't be.
lIeve IL could be strengthened enough in
another trial to overcome the supreme
courts objection.
II more evidence Is secured. which
seems unlikely, Erdman will be tried; II
not he win be released and promptly ar
rested and taken to Colorado to complete
a term in the penitentlary for burglary.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
HOME MADE
RHEUMATISM
MIXTURE
Simple Mixture and Directions
for Taking-Get the Ingredi-
ents from the Drug Store and
Mix Them Yourself = Too
Much Dyspepsia and Kidney
Trouble Here.

Recent hospital reports show that the
dread disease. rheumatism. Is steadily
Increasing throughout the country. All
known means Of relief are being sus-
sested TO save the great amount Of sur
fering this winter. especially among
those who are not In q position 10 pack
up and visit the noted health resorts to
be treated. Recent tests prove rheuma-
tism not exactly disease itself. but Q
severe symptom OF stomach and kidney
troubis: the condition caused BY ciosged
up pores Of the siiminative tissues IN the
Kidneys. which fail TO filter the poiseneus
waste matter and uric acid from the
blood. permitting this substance 20 re-
main In the veins and decompose. usually
settling about the joints and muscles,
eausinE the intense psin and swelling and
stiffness Of rheumatism
The following simple home trsstment
will cure rheumatism. and 10 harmless
and inexpensive. and 30 simple that any
one can mix II a. home.
The ingredients are; Compound Fluid
Balmwort. one ounce: Fluid Extract
Juniper Berries, one ounce: Compound
syrup of Hypophosphites. four ounces.
90 to any good prescription pharmacy
and get these three harmless ingredients
and mix them By shaking well In . bot-
tie. taking as . dose . tsaspoonrul be-
fore each meal and again at bed tina
There 10 nothing better In tina world
for dyspepsia, baekaohe. kidney and bIsd-
der trouble. too. Such symptoms 81 fire.
ousnt and painful urination. sorsnsss.
weakness, general and nervous debility.
dscayed tissues. ETC.. In the blood. which
kidneys viii clear up and purify after .
few doses OF this prescription
The Above prescription 10 manufactured
b. the well known pharmaceutical house,
Prescription Products Co. DAYTON. Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
ISLANDS ARE PROGRESSING
Lincoln Man Talks Interestingly Of
the Philippines.
WILL EXPLOIT ADVANTAGES
Publicity In New York, Plae-
.". ing ". L. stewart In
Charge.

In order that the people of the United
| States might know what productive
and progressive country the Philippine
islands Is the government and the ST.
lied Chamber OF Commerce have sent NJ.
L. Stewart, who has charge Of the prls-
ons in the islands. TO this country TO es-
tablsh a bureau Of information in New
York City. Mr.. Stewart. who formerly
lived In Lincoln. Neb., Is stopping In
Omaha with his wife and daughter at
the home OF +. p. cowdery.
Since leaving Lincoln eleven years ago
Mr. Stewart has not seen flake OF snow
and was greatly surprised with the ahund-
anee OF the beautiful which greeted him
on his arrival in the city.
Although the Philippines is a tropical
country. the Thermometer never reaches
the 100 mark" said Mr.. Stewart. People
in this country think that the heat in
the islands is something unbearable. but
they are all mistaken"
VIII Organise Bureau.
Mr.. Stewart win leave for New York
Monday to establish the new bureau and
win stay for a year until things become
organized. when he win return to the
islands and send some man from there
to New York to take charge OF the work.
The Philippine islands do not cost the
United States ! cent. but are self sup
porting" said Mr., Sewart. land have
been since 1901 when civil government
was established there. The island gov
eminent has paid for all the permanent
improvements since that time. Wagon
roads and railroads have been built
there. At present there are 200 miles Of
excellent wagon roads, equally as good
as the best paved street In Omaha, and
90 miles Of railroad. The inter-lsland
steamship service has been recognized.
and its islands have every opportunity
for advancement.
The educational system 10 Of the best.
There are over $500 schools there, and
about $4,000 students. all OF whom are
learning the English language The gov
eminent Is working hard to establish a
universal language. The natives have
learned more Of the English language In
the last ten years than they did OF the
Spanish tongue during the 800 years be-
fore.
Manila Is the distributing point Of the
entire orient. within q circle OF lsoo
miles OF this progressive town lies one
half Of the entire population of the world
Within . two days journey lies China,
and one can set TO Japan In three and
one-half days. II takes but five days 10
90 to India and but sixteen to Aus
tralia-
The Philippines Is the largest hemp
producing country In the world. and also
exports large quantities OF sugar. tobacco,
coffee. cocoa and gums. There arc H.
10000 square miles Of hard wood forest
there, the finest In the world. awaiting
development.
There are i:&ooo square miles Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENs THE HAIR
A Simple Reuleay Gives Color.
Strength and Beauty
TO the Hair.

You don't have to have cray hair or
faded hair II you don't want to. Why
look Old or unattractive7 II your hair
is gray or faded. you can change 1t
easily. quickly and effectively by using
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
Apply q little tonight. and In the morn
ing you will be agreeably surprised At
the results from a single application. The
sray hairs win be less conspicuous. and
after few more applications VIII Be re-
stored to natural color.
wyeth's Sage and sulphur also quickly
removes dandruff. leaves the scalp clean
and healthy. and promotes the growth
Of the hair. II b q clean wholesome
dressing which may be used ct any tins
with perfect safety.
Get q nifty cent bottle from your drug
gist to-day. and see how quickly It WIN
restore the youthful color and beauty 81
your hair and forever end the nasty
dandruff. hot. itchy scalp and falling
hair. All druggists sell II under guarantees
that the money will be refunded NJ you
are not satisfied after fair THAT
Special Assent. Sherman q Mcconnell
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
EASY AND sure WAY
TO CURE COLDS
Don't Neglect a Gold, Ely's
Cream Balm viii Stop II
in the Sneexing Stage.

A cold generally attacks tbs weakest
part. affecting the eyes and ears In SONS
and producing nasal catarrh end throat
troubles In others. A cold Is due 10 an In
fiammation Of the membrane lining tbs
afr passages. - may be promptly cured
with . little Ey's Cream Balm. which
Immediately relieves the infiammAtton
and all thu addressing symptoms. suoh -
snsezlng. coughing. running at the noss
and eyes. hoarseness. sore throat. tsSsf
and headache. Ono reason why this purs.
sntisepuc Balm acts 20 quickly b because
II IL applied directly to the tender. sers
surfaces.
Even In severe. chronic cases % ca
tarrh Ely's Cream Balm never fails 10
quickly and effeetuaiiy check the pols6n-
Gus dischargs which clogs the head and
throat. causing the disgusting hawking.
splitting and blowing Of the nese This
remedy not only drives out the dissass.
but heals and strengthens the wsaksusd
msmbranes. thus ending catarrh.
cataxrh Is filthy. disgusting dissssN
Don't. put up with Il another DAY. a. .
% cant bottle OF By's Cream Balm from
your drugGist and see how quickly ron
Will be relieved. II 10 perfectly harmless
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs loot Print II.
Jeff W. Bsdford-Coai.
rhos. ". HlAckfurn for congrsss-Adv.
Boy a. Ralph, Printer, $40 S. 10. Dsiss.
Alfred Sorenson for city commissioner.
Adv.
Electric Warming Pads, Burgess
Granden Company.
r. 8. Tucker, republican candidate for
senate. Bell phone Florence 9s5."-Adv.
Colonel Cody Here Next Month
Colonel W. F. Cody. now drilling for
OIL in Arizona, has written Colonel Bill
AcCune that he will be in Omaha about
April .
Burglars Get Jsvsiry-walter Green.
SIS North Twenty-fourlh street. reported
to the police that his room was entered
by burglars and much jewelry and cloth
ing stolen.
Two rils for commissiorsr-Arthu
Briggs and ]. A. Lovgren have taken
out commission blanks for circulation.
There are now lss blanks out or have
been filed. sixty-three have filed.
Lyria Concert friday-The concert to
have been given by the Lyria Singing
SOoiety next week, will be gwen Friday
of this week at SIS at the German home.
Thirteenth and q streets, South Omaha.
Wants saltsr,s aooklst-Andrew p.
Hayey, Of the Insurance inspection de-
partment Of Maine. has written the fire
department OF Omaha for a copy Of Chief
Salters booklet on How to Prevent
Fires and What To Do In Case of Same"
Refuses to wreck House-Frank Pit
aka OF South Omaha owner OF brick
house which Building Inspector Andrew
E. Nelson Of South Omaha has con-
demned and ordered wrecked, started an
Injunction suit in the district court to
prevent Nelson's tearing down the house.
He asserts II is not unsafe. The suit will
be tried some time next week.
Creighton Holidays start April 3-The
annual Easter vacas:on will begin at
Creighton university on Wednesday, April
3. The students are then free until the
following Tuesday, This vacation corre-
spends TO the spring vacation Of the
public schools. The respite was to have
begun a day later. but an extra day
has been granted by the faculty because
st. Patrick's day came on Sunday.
New hoy In Graham ramiiy-Georgs
Graham. formerly second baseman on
the Rourke squad yesterday was
profusely handing out cigars to all his
friends. without word OF explanation,
His friends wondered what was the mat
ter with George and asked him II he was
trying to ruin his business. But George
only smiled. Then OF sudden II all came
out II is a underground boy and the
mother and child are doing nicely
Mrs. Q. .. ruffisld Kills ssif--Mrs. c.
J. Tuffield, committed suicide at 1880
o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home.
ISIS North Twenty-sixth street. by drink
ing two ounces OF carbolic acid. Mrs. Tuf-
field was alone at the time she took the
acid and her groans attracted roomers
on the second floor. She Is survived by a
husband. No reason can be found for the
woman taking her life. Coroner Crosby
has the body and win hold an inquest.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
THE COUNTRY is SWEPT
over BY MODERN PLAGUE
Debility Has Been Cause of Many
Ills of American People.
WORLD NEEDS HEALTHY PEOPLE
day Are Flooding Along All Out
of Sorts, but Not sick-They
Can he Benefited.

THE hustle and worry and strain OF
modern life has produced a modern all
ment This modern ailment is nervous
debility and during the last ten years 1,
has swept over the country like wild
fire.
Today large percentage Of the popula-
ton, particularly city jewellers. are af-
fEcted with nervous debility or a run
down condition as il is called.
The chief symptoms of this modern
complaint are lack Of vitality and energy,
nervousness and stomach trouble, weak
back. poor circulation, constipation and
insomnia.
Old fashioned remedies failing. a mod
ern tonic was introduced IN Europe to
overcome this trouble. The medicine
was an instantaneous success and sirni-
lar tonic is now meeting with tremen-
dous success in this country. The tonic
is called Tona Vita and II builds up run
down people in a few weeks time.
Are you a victim Of this miserable.
rundown. half-sick. tired-sll-the-time
condition? Are you nervous and de-
spondent? Do you lack energy and am
billion? II so, you have nervous debility
and the wisest possible thing you can
do is to let iona Vita build you UP and
bring back your health and strength as
1t has done for thousands Of others You
will be astonished how quickly this great
modern tonic will make you feel as
though made over.
Lees Rhubard Laxative. the assistant
remedy, is used in cases Of chronic con-
stitpation. Rhubarb is the finest of all
natural laxatives. Other things strain
and weaken the intestines. rhubarb
strengthens them. Lees Rhubarb Lax
ative is an ideal family medicine and
! should be given to children In prefer
hence to all others. The taste is pleasant,
sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.. 18th
and Dodge; Owl Drug Co.. 18th and
Harvey SITS; Harvard Pharmacy. Ath
and Farnam SITS, and Loyal Pharmacy.
400 North 10Th St, have the agency
for these two great medicines in Omaha
ana win refund your money II you are
not completely satisfied with them.-Ady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
Lake Manawa Higher
Than for Two Years

Mosquito creek. working day and night
for ninety days. has succeeded in filing
Lake Manawa 10 an extent that viii per-
NIT yachting all over the lake next sum
mer. The water 10 now three and one
half feet deeper that It has been for
two years. II Is clear as crystal. and
unless the Missouri river gets high and
backs up into the lake. Manawa will
furnish the finest bathing next summer
that It has afforded for many years.
The street railway company filed the
lake by damming the creek and dredg-
ing q canal from the creek TO the Lake
The creek Is now filled with Ice and
dynamite was resortsd to Wednesday 10
break the ice Jam ana prevent county
bridge from beins demolished.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
PROF. ROSS TALKS TO THE
PAllMPSESTS ON CHINA

Prof e, A. Ross OF the University Of
Wisconsin. who addressed the Paiimpsest
club Saturday evening on Observations
in China" win speak on the subject with
which he Is most thoroughly conversant
Prof. Ross spent considerable time In
China. going far cut Of the general
route taken by travellers ana visiting
many interior districts- He has written
a book. Changing Chinese" which has
more than a national reputation and
members Of the club are looking forward
= a real treat when Prof Ross speaks
10 them Saturday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
Citizens Union
Slate Suggested
from the Inside

Gossip floating out from the secret
chambers Of the Citizens Union is to the
effect that the ticket 10 be endorsed by
the executive committee Of that organ.
lzation has been decided upon all but one
place.
The names to be submitted to the vot.
ers, with the stamp Of the Citizens
Union approval are; Frank A. Furay,
John A. Rine. Willard F. Ftmkhouser.
Alfred c.. Kennedy, George H. Thummel.
John A. Swanson and either Fred Cos
grove or George A. Norman.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22
HIGH SCHOOL LADS GET
READY FOR TRACK WORK

Track practice viii start at the Omaha
High school as soon as the weather per-
nhts and Athletic Director c. Z. Reed
expects 8 large squad Of candidates to
try out for places on the regular team
which will uphold the honors Of the school
against other interscholastic athletes In
this state and throughout the Missouri
Valley this spring,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22

most productive land In the world in the
Islands. and have come here to make
this known to the people Of this country.
There is no end to the prospects for great
commercial progress there. and Il is up
to the United States to develop the
country"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-22

II would surprise you to know Of the
great good that Is being done by Cham
berlsin's Tablets. Darius Dowuey OF New.
berg Junction. N. b.. writes. MY wife
has been using chamberlain's Tablets
and finds them very effectual and doing
her lots OF good" II you have any trouble
with your stomach or bowles give them a
trial For sale by all dealers.