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nee make It impossible to capsize.
MRS. HENRY F. DIMOCK
Mrs. Dlmock, who heads the George
Washington Memorial association,
which is to erect a great convention
hall In Washington as a memorial Co
the first, president, Is prominent in
society and is a sister of the late Wil
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One of the most desirable trophies
to be given at the Panama-Pacific In
ternational exposition at San Fran
cisco will be the President's Trophy,
(given by President Woodrow Wilson
'to the winner of the 12-meter yacht
jrace under international rules. The
(trophy Is valued at S600 as a Jeweler's
(work of art. It Is designed as a rep-
Jlca of the" Hanap, a tall drinking ves
el of the fourteenth century. The cup
Is 28 inches high, including the red
(wood burl pedestal. The top of the
bowl measures 10 Va Inches. Two pan
els of the cup will bear Inscriptions
land the names of the winner and
crew. The other two panels will bear
Scenes of the exposition etched Into
the silver.
Ths Army of Mexico.
The least impressive army I have
jieen anywhere, writes Fritz Arno von
tie Ellen in Harper's Weokly, Is that
supporting the federal government.
Officers with slight knowledge of even
the most elementary tactics are placed
n command of green men who scarce
ly know how to handle the modern
equipment with which they are sup
plied. I had an opportunity to study
puerta's forces at their best, for the
pick of the troops in Mexico City was
drilled before the motion-picture
Kmera, the idea being to Impress the
talde world with the power behind
the federal cause. But it takes more
than uniforms and guns to make
knodera army. It Is second nature for
the trained soldier to obey; but the
Mexican is without' that second na
ture. He generally obeys because he
p afraid that be will be stood up
talnst a wau ana snoi. An oraer to
isport troops brings confusion, ow-
ig to a woeful lack of system, and
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graph, left to right, they .are Senorltas Ruth, Isabel, Merceded and Con
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rolled three miles In sixteen hours. He
and cap and his knees and elbows were
Tree In Grave Danger,
If present conditions that favor the
spread of the chestnut bark disease
persist, Dr. Graves of the Yale for
estry school says In the Popular Sci
ence Monthly that this noble North
American tree will become virtually
extinct. Continued forest fires, re
peated coppicing, change of soil con
ditions from cutting over large areas,
and so on, add to the disease, in hasten
ing the process. But the Japanese
and Chinese chestnuts are largely re
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well - known society man of Baltimore,
wore khaki knickerbockers, sweater
well padded.
sistant to the blight, and by crossing
these with American types a cblnqua-pln-Aslatlq
hybrid has been produced
that yields nuts of decidedly superior
quality, and Is highly resistant to the
disease. This hybridizing, Prof.
Graves thinks, may eventually prove
to be the "only means of continuing
the existence In our land of a greatly
esteemed tree."
And philanthropy usually achieves
Its best work In the limelight.
GOSSIP FROM STATE CAPITAL
Items of Interest Gathered from R
liable Sources and Preienttd In
Condensed Form to Our
Readers.
Western Newspaper Union News Servlee.
Tho monthly report of Stnto Treas
urer George shows that tho bnlanco on
hand Increased during tho month from
$677,684.18 to $758,626.59. Of that
amount, $5,112.56 la ensh on hand and
tho balanco Is on deposit In stato do
posttory banks. Tho treasurer's ro
port this month Is accomplished by a
port this month Is accompanied by a
Hat of depository banks and tho
nmount on deposit In each. DurlnK
tho month tho treasurer received
$n90.03'!.06 and paid out $509,089.65.
Tho trust funds Invested nt this time
nggrcgato $9,595,083.88. Of this
amount, $9,208,588.22 Is Invested in
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President Nebraika Woman Suffrage,
association, former president Nebraska
Federation of Women's Clubi, and of
Omaha Women's club. Mrs. Smith has
for years been a leading spirit In uplift
ing work of various kinds.
bonds, $130,041.17 In stato university
warrants, $149,927.90 in normal school
warrants, and $106,256.59 in general
fund warranto. The general fund
warrants were taken up with cash de
rived from a tax of of 1 mill for
university buildings. There Is now
$25,999.87 In tho genoral fund and war
rants on this fund are still being reg
istered on account of lack of funds and
are Bold at a discount. There is
$364,384 In the temporary school fund,
but thla will soon be apportioned
among the different counties for thf
support of public schools.
Will Be Bad for the Road.
Surrender of the Union Pacific con
rrol of tho St. Joseph & Grand Island
road to the minority stockholders may
result In business failure of the line.
That view Is hold by a group c state
officials familiar with most of tho
troubles of the line, but who decline,
to become connected with tho control
Yersy. Thoy say that tho Union Pa
cific can divert from $1,200 to $1,80(1
worth of freight traffic dally which'
thoy have been giving to tho Grand.
Island line and send It south over,
their own more roundabout line's.
The loss of this rovenuo would put
the Grand Island road back In tho
red, and would Instantly stop the
operations of the past olght months,
which, for the first time in years, has
promised to put the road on tho right
aide of tho ledger as far as Nebraska
activity is concerned.
8llo Days Advocated.
A day for the study of silos Is being,
encouraged by tho Nebraska collcgo
of agriculture. Tho plan is for a
group offarmers, large or small In
number, to make a tour over their"
own county, where silos are being
used. At each place visited the owner
or user of the Bllo tolls of his export
ence and explains the construction.
When the tour is made by automobile
enough territory may be covered to
visit tho silos constructed of ovcry
material to be found In a county.
Horticultural Society Officers.
The board of directors of tho Ne
braska State Horticultural society,
who were elected at the annual meet
ing of the society last January, havo
assumed chargo of their offices. Thoy
are: President, J, A. Yagor, Fremont;
first vice-president, 3. M. Pollard, No
hawka; second vice president, Jacob
Hess, Omaha; treasurer, Peter Young
era, Jr., Geneva; directors, W. A. Har
rison, York; G. A. Marshall, Arling
ton; Val Keysor, Nobraska City..
Fight the Weeds.
Alfalfa growers In Nebraska should
remembor that their most deadly en
emy Is the weed. .Before you sow al
falfa clean your land of weeds. In
experlenced'farmers presume that the
alfalfa needs about the same treat
ment as clover. This Is a mistake.
Bocauso they are In the habit of seed
ing clover with a nurse crop thoy try
tho same plan with the alfalfa. They
should make up their minds to loss
the use of their land for a part of the
season and make war on all sortB of
weeds, select excellent eeed0
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our experimenting
During the twonty-ono years in which we havo beem
building motor cars, we havo nrvtr ashed tho publlo to do our
oxperlmcntlncr. Every uult of tho Ilaynen ear Is designed,
checked and thoroughly tested before receiving Its final O.K.
The American Slmms Dual High Tension Magneto Is
positively tho most simple dual Ignition ever devised. It
was recommended by tho Haynes englneors after careful
speed and compression tests proved beyond doubt that It
was unusually efficient and absolutely dependable.
The Leeco-Nevllle Starting and Lighting Separate
Unit Systom was chosen In 910 bocauso of Us high effi
ciency and has been used on the Haynes car ever tinee,
although numerous other starting and lighting systems
have been tested in our laboratories from time to time.
This system Is dust-proof and has proven itsolf 100 effi
cient In every 1 n stance. There Is no apparatus, however, on the
Amtrita't First Car
that has been subjected to a more severe test than the Vulcan
Electric Gear Shift. This device is even a greater improvement
than the starting and lighting system, because it not only sim
plifies the control but positively prevents stripping of gears.
While the electric gear shift Is a great Invention, It la
not radically new, being Just a natural development of the
electro-magnet, which has been in use since 1820. The
same principle Is used by steel companies to lift tons and
tons of metal; the electrlo railways adopted it long ago to
shift switches automatically, and the little hammer that
strikes the bell In your telephone Is actuated by the la
pulse of a similar magnet
The Haynes oar Is not an ixperlment. It represents
the height of refinement, convenience and reliability la
motor car design. It's the year-ahead car.
Tk Rijsm "for." 48 ajsua-ttr IstsBsssr. 118 is iAislsM...$17SliBltlM
TW HtrMt "Six," 65 .resrf Itmtw, 130-boi wMUss....$2SNsi$27N
1st Hum "Sk," 65 iiummdm Imsm. 1 bd tttet...$2SKiei$27S.
"The Complete Motorist" by Elwood Haynes, Father of
the American Automobile Industry, fully describing the
Vulcan Electric Gear Shift, will be mailed upon receipt
of ten cents In stamps. Write to
THE HAYNES AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
35 Mala Street, Kokeato, lasVaaa
BmUdtn of America's fTrsf Cm
The Hajnra car Is handled tr ths Hayaaa Mstor Sales Oa,
toil Faroam St., Omaha, Neb., Tha Missouri Harass Motor Car Co..
170S Orand Ave., Kansas City. Mo,, and by dsalsra throucnout Ne
braska, Missouri, Kansas and Iowa.
nafra Tn H7s Mils rsadlty because of lta mecnanloal
iCMNi, features. Vou may ba In open territory send for catalog-
and four pases of detailed spec lO at Ions, cMb ever MS
Items which comprise the Bayes. Write a right awwi
THE HAYNES AUTOMOBILE CO., 38 MslnSt.,Kokomo.lDd.
Enclosed find 1 0 cent la stamps. Plssss send ma Elwood rUroes' Book,
"Tba Complete Motorist."
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WESTERN CANADA NOW
Tha nnnnrftmltv nf aacurlnor fraa '
hnVnuixHa nf ie ifres aich. andi
tha Inw nrlrtarl lands of Manitoba. 1
Saskatchewan and Alberta, will'
soon have passsd.
Canada offers hearty welcome
tn (ha RftftUr. In tha men with a
family lookinar for a home: to the
farmer's son, to the renter, to all who
wish to live under better conditions.
?,! OTJn arUM In 113 la
the talk of the world. Luxuriant
dresses bits cheap fodder for large
herds; cost of raising and fattening
for market is a trifle.
The sum realized for Beef. Butter,
Milk and Cheese will pay fifty per i
ceat oa tne investment.
Write for literature and partic
ulars as to reduced railway
rates to supenntenaenc
of Immigration, Ottawa, I
uanada,or to
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CANT RUIT OR ROT-NO KNOTS
We manufacture the celebrated Cali
fornia Itodwood tanks. They neither
shrink nor swell and cannot rot. Our
tanks are held In perfect ahape by a
patented appliance; not found In any
other tank made. Redwood tanks
have been known to stand sg years
without decay. Cost no more than
others. Bend for prlca lift and men
tion size of tank wanted. .
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