Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-30

CONTINUED from Page One)
dence, good Judgment and the elements,
Beachey will twice daily demonstrate his
right to his title on next Monday. Tues
day and "Wednesday. During his first
flight each day. made late in the morn
ing, he win Ioop-the-loop and do other
halr-raislng stunts 1000 feet above the
crowd, with all the ease and skill of a
tobacco eonnoisseur blowing smoke rings
His second flight on eeach day consists
OF a spectacular reproduction OF a flight
between battleship and an aeroplane.
Hillary Beachey. brother of the famous
flyer. is already here and has started to
arrange the equipment for this exhibition.
He will also exhibit a model of a tractor
or front-propeller flying machine, such
as is now used by the British navy.
VIII Drop Bombs.
In the neutrality-suspicious. engagement
Lincoln Beachey win appear high in the
air, supposedly as an aerial scout and
fighter of a naval vessel. Sighting a
ls2-foot scenic model OF q warship at
Eighteenth and Howard streets. supposed
TO belong to a hostile fleet he will at
tack II with bombs and after skillful
flying TO avoid the bombs fired in reply
by the ship. he finally will manage TO
drop bomb on the vessel and destroy Il
by the explosion and resulting fire
Beachey Is now flying for four days at
Brockton. Mass. and he made a start
ling exhibition flight before President
Wilson at Washington the first of the
week.
In addition to the free attractions and
usual exhibits, displays and amusements.
n complete carnival show company is
here to present new and interesting at
fractions. These include the Garden of
Allah. far east exhibit; California
Franks wild West and Indian Congress;
a large working model of the Panama
canal; Congress OF Human oddities; Mar
wells OF the Universe; Ferris wheel. Carry
Us-All; Motordrome. tango whirl and
other ,amusements.
Pioneers TO he Busy.
During their stay In the city the Me-
braska Pioneers are not going to have
an idle moment. President Yost has his
plans for their entertainment complete
and II IL made up with good things in
the way OF music. speaking and general
entertainment. Practically all the MEM
ber4 OF the Douglas county association
viii assist him.
The two big roms on the ground flor
OF the court house, northeast corner are
being converted into a museum, where
rare collection Is being installed under
the direction of c. S. Paine OF the State
Historical society Mr Paine has ar
rived, bringing with him not only the
state but also his private collection, that
he has been years In gathering, and
which is asserted to be the most com
plete In extent Then. too. there will be
large number OF exhibits, having to
do with pioneer days, brought In by
citizens.
There are photographs of all the terri
torial governors. the territorial judges
and the territorial members of congress
In the Paine collection.
Photo OF ola Trading Post.
A iarge-siEe photograph OF the ole fun
company trading post at Bellevue is OF
exhibition. as well as one OF william
Price Hunt, who came up the Missouri
river in 1919 and came close to having !
pistol duel with Ramsey Crooks OF th'
Astoria company. which was seeking thu
control OF the heAdwRters OF the stream
Probably there Is no more interesting
1
than that OF Joe johnson. editor OF tn
Arrow. the first paper published west o
the Missouri river. but which was printe'
In Council Bluffs. Editor Johnson ap
pears CARRIED In a suit or buckskin
trimmed with beads, which In his da!
and age. more than fifty years ago, wa
something OF a sumner
An old pillow has been brought In iron
the country and Il Il SAID to have beel
one that was used In the Claim club days
Besides officials OF early days, MI
Paine is exhibiting the original OF treat
signed by the Indian chief Biaekbird
and the Spanish governor OF the territor
" est OF the Missouri river. The treat
! provides for the existence of friendly re
lstions between the Indians and the whit
Inhabitants OF the spanish territory.
! Ftrst white Man.
Another exhibit that Is considered In
valuable consists OF photographs Of Man