TITK' JlKE: OMAJIA, lliLKMJAV, AKKlIY 'J!!. 1913.'
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Girls! Lots of
.Beautiful Hair
i " ... -i
5 cent bottle of "Danderine"
makes hair thick, glossy
: . and wavy.
Removes all dandruff, stops
itching scalp and fall
inghair.
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"BIG SIX" MARE
FLYINGCAMPAIGH
"OnU" Candidates Deliver Many
Speechei from Automobile!
at Street Corners.
ZIJfMAN LANDS UPON SIMON
Several thousand persons In the
north part of the city and downtown
heard Tar loin sections of the "bin six"
candidate, familiarly known as the
"outs," when the office-seekers, or
ganized as a flying squadron, made
talks from automobiles at street cor
ners. Marry B. Zlmman attacked chop suey
nsrlnrs. He alio attacked the veracity of
Edward Pimon of the "square sevsn" for
claiming authorship of the loan shark
law, the mothera' rnln Dl" tlw aA
for declaring himself a friend of the
honeat electlone" law.
Zlmman quoted from the minutes of the
legla'atur of two years ago to prove, his
statementa.
Walter Jardlne took occaalon to slam
City Attorney nine, who has been grill
ing him for alleaed dodging of the "wheel
tax." Mr. Jardlne said that the supreme
court upheld hla stand tn refualng to pay
the tax. which waa held unreasonable.
Be Ma Harry Hackett, A. A. Lame-
reaux, James Metoeire ana Jonn Lrrexei.
nob" Pruesedow and .Vtrn Plxley urged
the votera to oust the present admlnls-
ration.
Tonight the "outa" will make street
poaches from autos In the south part of
the city and downtown.
ROOSEVELT OFTEN
CONSULTED PLATT
(Continued from Page One.)
To be poseeaaod 'of a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy
and free from dandruff Is merely a mat
ter of using a little Danderine.
It Is eaer and Inexpensive to have nice.
soft beJf- and Iota of It. Juet get a oant
bottle ef Knowitoo's Dandarlne now ail
drug stores, reoommend It apply a little
as directed and within ten minuteo there
will be an appearance of abundance,
freshness, flufflncas and an Incomparable
gloas and luatre. and try aa you wjll you
can not fmd a traoe of dandruff or fall
ing hair; but your real surprise will be
after about two weeks' ue, when you will
ae new hair fine and downy at flrat
raa but really new hair sprouting out
a!l over your scalp Panderlne la, we be.
Have, the only sure hair grower, deatroyer
of dandruff and cure for Itchy eralp and
it never falls te stop falling hale at once.
, If you want to prove how pretty and
sort your hair really la, moisten a cloth
With a little Dandarlne and carefully draw
It through your hair taking one small
strand at a time Tour hair will be soft
gloaay and beautiful In Just a few mo-ment-l
delightful surprlae awalte every.
on who tries thla. Advertisement.
Barnes and Mr. Murphy ware In colluelon
i regard to elections.
An objection to a question on this
paaaage was alao auetalned. air. Ivlns
argued In vain that he be allowed to
reed the speeches to show that Colonel
Rooeevelt repeated bis accusations
against Mr. Barnes many time.
Do you. remember Speaking, at Olov-
ersvllle?''
"Yea."
Mr. Ivlna read a apeech. In It Colonel
Rooaevett was represented as saying that
he wouldn t say Mr. Murphy's and Mr.
Barnes' principles were the same becauae
e waa not sure they hsd any princi
ples.
'Don't answer that." said Mr. Bowers.
I object."
QUICK RELIEF FROM
- CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets.
That Is the Joyful cry of thnuaands since
Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the
substitute fur rlomal.
Dr. Edaarda, a practicing phyalctan for
If years and calomel's old-time enemy
1 eoovered the formula for Qllva Tablata
while treating patlenta lor chronic conatl
petion and tnrpld liver.
Dr. Edward olive Tablets do not con
tain calomel, but a healing, aonthlng vege
table laxative.
No griping la the "keynote" of th
Itttle auger-coated, olive-colored tablata
They chum th bowels and liver to ac
normally. They never forte them to un
natural action.
If you have a "dark-brown mouth ' now
end then a bad breath a dull, tired feel
ing elck headache torpid liver and are
constipated, ' you'll find quick, sure and
only pleeeint reaulta from one or I
little Dr. Kdwerda' Olive Tablete at led
time.
Thoueands take one or twe every nlaht
Juet to keep risht Trv them. too and
I5c rer box All dnirirlete.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, O
matter that le beyond friendship."
Mr. Ivlna then aald ha made no attempt
to total the subscriptions, but that Colo
nel Knoaevelt hlmerlf had aald that Mr.
Corteiyou had told him the fund was
about half the size of Prealdent MrKln
ley'a, or about U.nno.Oi.
Mr. Mowers replied: "TVad the record
In this cane Here Colonel Rooaevelt
(ays, 'I asaume you are reading from the
oflclal report," and Mr. lvlns replied, I
sm.' "
Oar "Jltaey- ofrvr Tale ba.
Don't mlae this. Cut out this slip, en
ctoee with 6u to Foley Co., Chicago.
III., writing your name and addreaS
clearly. Tou will receive In return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for cougha, colds and
croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain In
sides and back, rheumatlam, baokacha,
kidney and bladder ailments, and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, especially
comforting to stout persons. Sold every
where Advertleement.
UNION LEADERS AND
BUILDERS INDICTED
iContlnued from Page One.)
Khauhney. Peter 8., president .of
Frliklavere" union.
Stretch, John J., bualneee agent Brlck
laycra union.
Tlmmona. '"hrMoptier. former bualness
agrnt Hod Carriers union.
FRENCH CRUISER IS
SUNK BY AUSTRIAN
SUBMARINE CRAFT
(Continued from Page One.)
submerged. Its maximum cruising rsdius
on the eurface Is -.000 knots. Its normal
complement Is sixteen men.
The LT-8 wss completed In 1910 and Is of
C.e Holland type.
Keep Bowela Besjalar.
Nothing better than Dr. King's New
Life PUla for constipation, Indlgeetlon
and sour stomach. Get a bottle, only 2Bc.
All druggists. Advertlaemernt.
A Remedy
For All Pain
"The efficiency of any drag" saya Dr. O.
Kobbtne, "la known to ua by the reaulta we
el.uuofronsttei.se. II we era able to con
ircJ cain and dlscat e by means of any r re
paration, we certainly are warranted la IU
use. oni oi ine pnnriper lynipHiiiii oi au
diseases la pain, aud tbla la what the patient
anoet often evuliee to u lor. I. e. aoruetbina
to relieve hie pain. If we can arrest this
rirompily, tbe patient la moat liable to trust
a ua lor the other rain edlaa which will effect
m permanent cure. Oae remedy which I I
here used tersely In my practice la Anil
kamnla 1 ablets. Many and varied are Uiakl
Bees. 1 have put them lo the teat on many
eccaalona. and have never been disappoint
ed. I found theta especially valuable lot
Beadarbee of malarial orlalu. where autnlne
waa being taken. They appear to prevent
tba bad erter-elteete of Uia quinine. Anll
aamnia Tablets are alao eicellenl for the
beaoacbee from Improper diseaiioni alao
lor beadaobea of a neuralule origio, and ae
per uuly lo r women tu li)c I lo pel ii l certain
tinea. Two Aoli-kaiiinia Tahleta give
irnmpt relief, and In a ehort time the patient
able to so about ae unuel." Iheae wiilcta
oiay bo obtained at all drusguta. Aik tor
A-a Tablata. Tbey are alao uuexeellad lot
beadacoes. aeuxalaia aud all palua.
. . vhhm. ,
If you have a good
sited surplus la sav
ings account tba Inter
est It earns will ma
terially . help you to
meet your expanses.
If your account la
small there is all the
mora - reason for you
to make It grow.
Till OJAHA UKC
Tllh HOME PAPER
The objections except aa to the flrat
part of the speech waa sustained.
Mr. lvlns referred to speeches made In
several places. Including flyraruse, In
which Colonel Rooeevelt was said In the
newspapers to have repeated hie state'
ments about Mr. Hemes. Colonel Rooee
velt said he remembered the sreerhee he
made laat year and that be mentioned
Mr. Hamas.
Aekea A boat Salary, '
"What waa your salary aa preetdentf
Fifty thousand dollars."
"Did congress appropriate I2f,tl for
your traveling expenaee?"
Mr. Bowers objected and was sustained
Sir. Ivlna argued that he wanted to teat
the good faith of the wltneas and show
that although tno.000 waa ths president's
salary, he approved the bill which gave
him ta,000 for traveling expenses.
Attorneys foaaalt Jaaare.
"TRACT7BE. N. T., April SS.-The cross-
examination of Theodore Roosevelt waa
concluded today after he had been aaked
queations about speeches and ths salary
and traveling exponaes he received while
prealdent of the United tates.
Pefore court opened attorneys for both
Colonel Rooeevelt and Mr. Barnes wenl
to the chambers of Justice Andrews for
conference. It wss said that this hsd to
do with the admlaaiojt of certain evi
dence. Because of this conference the
proeeedlnge were a little late In starting 1
"This witness," the attorney said, "has
charged the, exlatenon of Invlalble gr.v
ernment. I want te test his good faith."
Mr. Ivlns then read from a magailnv
rticle bearing the colonel's nam. In
this ths colonel deplored pe rennet sttacka
on men In publlo life from the stump.
Mr. Ivlna then announced he wss
through with the witness.
Redirect Raamlaattoa Beat n a,
Mr. Bowers Immediately prepare J to
begin redirect examination of the wlt-
nsse. i nera was soma ae a While '.antra
end documents were being located, and
then Mr. Bowere began:
-loionei Kooeevelt. do you remember
Mr. Ivlns" queettona about the report of
the Clapp committee?"
"I do."
'You remember ho aaked that !f the;
report showed Mr. Carnegie contributed
tri.uM end Mr. Perkins 110,000.' you would
not doubt It."
"I remember that."
"You remember you said Have no
aouoi or It If you are reeding from the
official report.' and he anawered ! .
reading from the offlclel report f "
"I remember that."
"All right. I'll now read from ths tea
timony of Umer Dover, aecretsry of the
cpubllcaa national committee, before the
Clapp committee."
In hla teeUmony, aa read. Mr. over
who gave to the Investigating rommltte a
uei or contributor, eald he wes not by
any nwana certain of Its correctors or
stcuracy.
Colonel Roosevelt smiled broadly while
the Dover testimony waa being read.
"Now, Colonel Rooaevelt." Mr. Boaeia
aant on, "do you know whether Mr Cor
teiyou waa a witness before the Clapp
committee which Investigated campaign
contrlbutloneT"
for Mr. Barnes objected.
"Why." said Mr. Bowere, "I want te
show, thst the Clapp committee never
made any such report as Mr. Ivlns rep
teaented bad bee'u mad. Mr. Ulna' fig.
rrea were taken from testimony a alt
bees said be was not sure was correct.
As a matter of fart I Intend te prove
that Thomas Taggart teatiflrd that the
democratic books wars lost"
Lawyers la Taasle.
There was some discussion, among tha
liwyera and Justice Andrews read the
leetlmony of Mr. Cortalyou. Mr. Bowers
aifurd bs considered ths testimony of
Mr. Corteiyou of the utmost Importance.
He alao said ha wanted to shew that
t.itre were- various estimates about the
total amount of the contributions made
to C olonel Roosevelt's campaign fund.
' In reply Mr. Ivlna aald:
"My good faith hae been queatloned by
ntv dear and Oavotea friend, Mr. Bow
era." "Tliis." Interrupted Mr. Bowere. "Is a
made outslds Chicago from being uaed
on construction In this city.
Mat of Defeadaata.
A complete list of the Individual de
fendants follows:
Contractors:
Berthold. Oustave VV.. Electric Appar-
tna company.
Berthold. Kdward K EJeetrlo Appar
t') company.
Cuthliert. John, president Cuthbert Elec
tric Manufacturing comracy.
Ibincan. Otis B.. I nil Electric com
pany. .
reeney, winiam J aecreiary cnicago
Lighting Fixture company.
Kohler, fjeorge A. K . Kohler protnere.
Kfhler, Oanklln, Jiohler Brothera.
Nleleen Julian J., official of Bute's
Eleotrlc company.
tfoei miller, jamea, rormer onunai nm e
Blectric oompany.
Peterson, Charles J., t-Titnnert raectno
companv.
freider, diaries, employe or ivomer
Brothors.
Pearl. Allen H., official of ueita ntar
Qectrlc company.
Klpplc, v arren, or Lna ciecino com
pany.
Other employers wboae firm names wsre
not mentioned In the Indictments against
them Individually were:
Jnmes E. Baggolt. David J. BraUn,
F Weechker, Nathan Cohen, M-. J. Core-
wandt, John Cook. Andrew C. Dallas.
Edward Dunno, Carl O. Everson. John
Fnrmer. H A. Frsnburg. T. W. Oil-
more. Leo J. Oeorsen. Alfred R. llSnson.
Frsnk Norton. H. Bernsrd Jones. V. Jl
Naughton. Walter Xacnalr, Kdaar C
Moran, lunula McDonald. Henry Newgfcrd,
Martin Newsard. Arthur R- Nordlle,
Charlea O. Hlcklea. Abraham ' Sleven.
Hitr M. Sclonvn end Cherlea E. I m-
mech.
I'nlon men: 4 ' ' ,
Artery. Michael, buaineaa agent Ma
chinery Movers' and Rlssera' union.
Hnyle, Mlchae), International executive
bisrrt Klcrtrlial Workers' union. ,
Christlanaen. Jnmes. bualneag ' agent
Junior Hteamftttarsr union. ...
Clnuas. WniUm F., buslnees agent
Fix lure Hangers' union.
Condon, Frank, business agent Boiler
manors' union. ..'
C'U-arv. Raymond, hualneea agent and
orgenlser Klectrlcal Workera' union.
Dnhney John, buaineaa agent of Boiler
makers' Helpers' union
r'ry, Charlne W bualneee agent Ma
chlnlats' union. . .
Osslisrdn. Joaeph. business agent Hod
Carrlcra' union.
Hamrtnn, r'uaier t, former, business
ig.int Klectrlcnl Workers' union.
Lundmark, Frank A., business sgent
Electrical Workera' union.
Million. Charles J., prealdent Fixture
Mensera' union.
Mailer. Fred, assistant buaineaa ageit
Pirtiire Hanger" union No. HSI.
O'Donnell, 8lmon. prealdent Building
Trades Council. - - . -
tau. CnerN'a M.r business ssrnt ttram
fltters' union.
the eurvlvors say, thlr first thought
wss not for their own safety, but rather
to detect and attack their asaailants.
They scanned the sea for a periscope, but
In vein.
As the cruiser was. listing rapidly the
commander gave orders thst signals for
help be sent and that the boats be low- j
ered. It proved to be most difficult to
lower the boats, owing to the poettlon
of the ship in. the water. Soma of. tha
men leaped overboard In tha bare hope
of saving themselves. Others svere washed
off the deck. The commander, although
urged to abandon bis ship, refused to
do so.
Aaslrlaa Reaort. -
VIENNA (Via London), April a. The
following official communication has been
Issued here:
"Submarine No. I, commanded by
Lieutenant George Bitter von Trapp, tor
pedoed and sank th French cruiser Leon
Gambetta In tha Ionian Sea.
The Austrian submarine U- Is a veawel
of 771 tons displacement and capacity of
I A-horse-power when oh the surfs oe of
ths water. Its speed Is eleven and a half
knots above, tha surface and ten knots
Farther Saapenelnw wf Rate.
WAflHINOTON. April .-!eclal Tel
epTrm. The Interatate Commerce com
lriUelon further euepended from May t
until November R. ldli, the operat'on of
the tariff containing increased chargea
for the awitnhlng of rarloed freight at
Fouth Omaha, Neb., the operation of
Alil.-h was suspended from January un
til May.
Shekel IfcWctf!
a gave) Ye Oat
HORLBCEa'S
the omemAi
ALT ED MILK
Thsj FoosJ-dHnk for all Ac)
For Infanti, Invalidi and Growing duldrcn.
Piffenutrilk)a,upbu3dingthewWeboclV
InTigcgetflheDurting mother sod the aged.
Ricri rnillc, mailed gram in powdet form.
A quick hnch preparer In minste.
Take a Packac Home
UnlBmm you mmy THOnitOX'S"
you mmy got a stubs
Smile With Me!
Take "Cascarets"
Fcelbully! Don't etay bilious
Kick, headachy,
constipated.
Spend 10 cents! Remove win.
ter's poison from your
liver and bowels.
Enjoy life! Hprlng la here and your
system Is filled with the winter's accu
mulation of bile and bowel poison which
keeps you bllloua, headachy, dlssy. tongue
coated, breath bad and stomach som
Why don't you get a la-cent bos of Cas
caret a at the drug atore and feel fine
Take faacoreta tonight and enjoy the
nlceat. gentlest liver and bowel cleanatng
you ever experienced Oive Cascarets to
children now.
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THE 'ten Records Hated' below include the sort you'll
. -hum' ftiid, whistle. After subjecting the Victor list to
a vote1 of our house committee, we find these are
Ths f.lcst Popular Vistor Records in the
s:' r 'IVI A Y. L-iESTr'
ON SALE TODAY
"Pick a Chicken", On-Step, and "Baysids Pox Trot"
.victor Military Band
... ......
"I Didn't Raise My Boy to Ba a Soldier", One-Step, and
. "The Little House Upon the Hill", One-Stop
. . . - -' Tn A agi, sm'
victor jmui&rj cana
'Sohala March" and "Honolulu March", Hawaii&ii
Guitar Duet. ....... v.Irene West Royal, Hawaiian
a teas auj swuua aavrcbj . auu a mm wu mt
' 'j Way to Dublin Bayy;, .Peerlees jQuarUtte
' 1 Over the Hills to Mary", James Reed James 7. Harrison,
and "In the Garden of Gods". . .Harry Maodonouffh
"The Little' Old Ford Rambled Right Alon$", .Billy
Murry, and "Auntie Skinner's Chicken Dinner"..
Collins and Harlin
"At the Mountain Inn", Neapolitan Trio, a.nd "Melody
of Love" Florentine Quartette
"Dreamy Eyes", Ballad, Anita Owen
, .. a-
ilAvournen,.a..
a
.Wilton King
"Old Folks at Home", Alma Gluck, Soprano, and Efrem .
Zimbalist, Violinist. Pianoforte by Chotzinoff.
r.HOKEL'S
NebraskaCycle Co.,
' Corner 15th and Harney Streets, Omaha .
338 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Iron Worker Praises Duffy's
in. . .Here'g a case of a atnuHurtvl Iron taorker who suffered
, servere atomacb trouble, bnt thanks to Iuf f jrs , Pure
' Mult Whiskey be la almost realy to resume his haz?
ardtma calling:
"For many weeks I was laid up sick In bed In the
hospital with stomach trouble which gradually wore me
away to a mere skeleton. The hospital treatment Jl1d not
seem to Improve me, so my doctor said I
would not get well and told my people to
take me home, as there was nothing any one
on this earth could do for me. When 1
Beached home my doctor ordered me to be
fed on a tablespoonful of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey every two hours. After taking
Duffy's for over one week, without another
morsel of "food entering my system,' I began
to have a longing for something to eat, and
to my surprise found I could keep a ltftle
oatmeal gruel on my stomach, and gradually
I regained my former appetite and felt bet
ter. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey fa the cause
for my present good state of -health, and my
doctor says T will soon be able to go back to my trade of structural iron
worker. I am not afraid of the truth and hope others -will benefit from
the use of Duffy's the same aa myself." .Thomas Satcbell, 275 Tillary St.,
Brooklyn. N. T.
may bs relied upon In extreme eaaws where other foode are rejected. . Vhen taken
aa directed luat before meala. It aaatata In keaDiner heaJthv the eamnttal function
of digestion becauae It tn duces activity In the flow of waetrlc Juice so the foo4
you eat .will dlsTaat naturally.' Thla action en the digestive process Is of srreat
Importaooa ae H tortnas e all the tlaauns and organs of the pody the nutriment
1 neoeaaary to tlielr austenance and indirectly to the whole system strength ami
'vigor. It's a medicine for all mankind, and you, too, can '' '
"Get Duffyo and Keep Well"
' ln8tSlt:fcrV.BOTTt ONtiri eware of Imiitions.
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nwlb aaaler fl pa bottle. .If ha eanaot aapply you, write
as, we will tall yo waere to rt It. Mdiosl tMMklet fraw.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co... Rochester, N.' Y.
Yellowstone Park
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I This Horning, Eh? f
SgOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Jf j
V (Capsules) from Holland will
I make you get up, on the right B
side of the bed tomorrow. D
lTlce iiv. 60c 4 (l.Ou. All Drugglets
Meaty refaaSeS If tby a sot kels yea. H
Oeaulne Kasrleaa CHI kits. Ce. H
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Street; Phono Douglas 3040. Council Bluffs OLD AGE BAR, 1512 South
Sixth Street; Phono 8623.'
II 1 11 1 IS Kl .11'
El Paso '
lego-
Destination San Francisco.
From Omaha and Return .... $50.00
From Lincoln and Return . - , $50.00
From Council Bluffs and Return $50.00
aa Diego nay to Included wtthemt extra aaasge.
Going trip trla ."QOtJEN STATE! ROUTE through Kansas. Oklahoma and Tssaa
.1 jrucunicen. r. ja., one vagina vu . uit r mi luunanuns wuv.awwt.
M.. ths hi i heat slevatlon le reached I.IH feat abeve aca level.
panhandlea At Tucumcart.
At Corona, N
Among the numerous tntereetlna ecenea en route are Cloudc
trip from Alamogordo. Kl Paso and tha old Mexican City of J
river: Doualaa and the gTaat erne) tare; Tucson and San Xavlei
velt Dam; Laauna Dam at Yuma: Imperial Valley e&4 baiton Bea; La
Mt, Le: Del Monte: Banta Barbara, the Big Treaa and Yosamlte V
Return trip Is
tEHIGH'VAttEY
AilTHRACITE
THE COAL THAT SATISFIES
More Heat -V
r Let. Ah-No
Smoke Ak
Your Dealer.
scenea en route are Cloudcroft. oti free side
the old Mexican City of Juarea. acroaa tna
...I.. n ih. vtmi ,m.iiir. iucmii kna B&n . avi.r mia.lun: now
ham; Laauna Dam at Yuma: Imperial Valley and Saiion Sea: Loe Xngalee:
a: tsanta narvara. ins oig .rns aknu ivMm.ve vauej.
via the raarhar Rlvar Caa yon that xnlehty rift of tha
dreamy silerra Nevada, whloh ru oa for ninety apactacular ml lea. It rollowe the
saiiioue Olu trait os lua overianu m.s.u.a. .vuai u. nuiiivviuf
The route from
faas over tha blerr
nm ruuhlni Be.lt
miles the road Wed le laid upon white solid aalt.
At Salt Lake City aa opportunity le given one to vtalt the Martnoa Temple,
canyon, iesvisi Bai lwi .
the Parlflo alope of California la via ths historic Beck with
a N avail tnrouga wmca uierta xne roriy-uinera J uei Da
Lake the road enters the great Salt Bed. Hare for thirty
tilenwood Springe, Canyo
8alt Atr Bwih
Oaie,
cf the Aikanaaa.
von.
prices, ianyon K uie unna AiTpr. noyu uvrii ehna mtvm
Colorado Hpiings and the f'ke'e raak Kegloa.
lam route la via caetie
ral
Tickets carry ninety day return limit, and top oven at
pleasure are given on both going and return trips!
For furthrr information, and descriptive
literature, inquire of
. J. S. McNALLY Div.' Pass. Agent,
W. 0. W. Building.
$2,000,000
worth of confidence-
Mr. C. Markham, President
of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, is preaching the
"Buy-It-Now" gospel and
practicing what he preaches.
He writes: As an illustration
of my co-operation, we have
closed contracts for 50 loco
motives, representing nearly
$1,000,000 and are consider
ing additional equipment ag
gregating about as much more.
What arc you doing to help?
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