MIE OMAHA ILLUSTRATED BEE.
April 2?, 1SKH.
In the Field of Electricity
F.loetrlrlty frnwHInsr ateam.
iO WHAT entent elertrlolty will u-
perwd steam as a motive
on railroads I a (juration to bo
settled by future development. At
pronftit Interrrt 1 centered In the
stent to whlrh elerlrlclty will supplement
tenm as a factor In rallroAd transportation.
Gasoline, motor oars for trunk line feeders,
now in prneens of development by the Union
FaolnV, in a fnctor tn he reckoned with. In
fact the latest gnsolln car turned out t
the Omaha RhopR occupies conslderabla
space, plrtorlally and descriptive. In the
eastern papers. In the east, however, elec.
trtclty la regarded rr the power which can
be applied succesofully to the drawtnn of
trstn now handled by Rteam locomotives.
Changes of power now planned Sr. many
and extensive.
The New York Central railroad ! eqiilp-Ing-
Its main line with an electric Rytem
to run trains from the Orand Central Bu
tton In New Tork up Into the Rtate as far
s Albany. At a recent meeting of the
director It wni decided to Issue $150,000 000
additional stock to be used In extending
their lines In New Tork by electric roada.
The Pennsylvania rnllroad has for some
time operated electric train on Its I-ion
Island division and this work la now being;
constantly extended. .The same company
recently made another contract for the
electrical equipment of It line from Phil
adelphia to Atlantic City. These lines, as
Is well known, hare heretofore been oper
ated by some of the finest trains that
ever rsn on thl continent and at a speed
not exceeded anywhere. In the face of
this the company Is now ewrep-ed In the
abandonment of the eteam system and Is
substituting electricity.
The New Tork, New Haven & Hartford
recently contracted for thirty electric loco
motives to be Installed on their line be
tween New Tork and Stamford, Conn.
They have already berutKlo equip some of
their main tracks electrically. The power
hO'iRe, where the electric current Is to be
iranerated. Is well tinder way and before
long electric express trains will run on a
regular dally schedule.
The Erie railroad Is the next road which
will Introduce electricity on part of Its
main line and once the start has been
made the Gould roads will naturally fall
Into line.
The Orand Trunk has recently contracted
for electric power to operate Its lines under
the St. Clair river between Detroit and
Windsor because It had demonstrated to its
own satisfaction that It would be cheaper
than steam.
The Illinois Central In making similar
preparations for the Introduction of elec
tricity; Indeed, there la not a steam rail
road man In the country who would hneva
pooh-poohed the Idea five years ago that
will not tell yon now that the electric rail
way era has dawned and that the electric
locomotive Is the coming propelling agent
for railroad trains.
"Apart from the wonderful effects which
this change will produce upon the future
method ot railroad transportation," com
ments the New Tork Times, "the Immedi
ate results are worthy of consideration.
There are the large amounts of money that
will be spent to effect this change. At a
conservative estimate there are now about
1600,000,000 appropriated by th various rail
road companies throughout this country to
be used In the purchase of electrical ma
chinery. This, of Course, means an activ
ity In the electrical business not equaled
by any period of that Industry and It will
again emphasises a fact which has long
been patent to the men at the head of tho
electrical manufacturing companies, and
. that Is that the electrical Industry of Amer
ica leads the world."
Telephoning Made Easy
The telephone In ordinary use today Is
the same as the telephone of a quarter of
a century ago, at least so far as Its out
ward appearances go and Its result on
short distance transmission. Now a New
Yorker, B. P. Levenburg, has Invented an
Instrument of an entirely new design and
that does away wltn some of the Ineon
venlonees of the present telephone. Th
transmitter and receiver are combined In
a simple Instrument. The receiver Is pro
vided with a horn fixed In the proper po
sition for the ear when the mouth Is near
the transmitter opening. Thus the hands
are left free for taking notes or jotting
down memoranda.
This feature of the Instrument also does
away with the tiresome experience of hold
ing the receiver to the ear while waiting
for the delayed answer to a call, or dur
ing a long conversation.
In this new telephone the act of raising
the horn to a horizontal position connects
the Instrument with the line circuit.
This telephone lays claim also to some
Improvements In transmitting power. To
prevent vibration of any sort from affect
ing the receiver the shell which carries
ythe magnet and diaphragm la Inclosed In
a casting of soft rubber. And also the
horn, owing to Its form, concentrates the
sound wares and forces them In one direc
tion. It Ih not necessary to apply the ear
directly to the receiving horn. In calling
up a number one need merely remain In
the vicinity of the horn and after the con
nection has been made he may carry on
a conversation over the telephone without
holding bis head at any set position and
with his bands perfectly free to handle
papers or take down notes.
Electric High n ridge.
The highest railroad bridge. In the world
will be built across the top of the famous
Royal Gorge, near Canon City, Col. It
will be 2.800 feet above the hanging bridge
of the Denver A Rio Grande railroad, so
high In the air that the roaring In the air
of the Arkansas river below will not be
heard and the powerful stream below will
look like a thread of sliver running be
tween the frowning cliffs.
The structure will be erected In connec
tion with the plans of the citizens of San
Jose, Cal., to establish an Interurban sys
tem of electric railways tn Fremont county,
Canon City to Florence and the top of the
Royal Gorge. Construction will begin March
1 and It Is expected that the line to the top
of the Rbyal Gorge will be In operation
some time this summer. The cost of the
Interurban system wllli be $500,000 and ths
suspension bridge spanning the chasm
$100,000 additional. It Is six miles from
Canon City to the highest point the elec
tric line will reach, but a tortuous road
ten miles In length will be built for the
electric cars. .
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You May Win This Prize
COSTS YOU NOTHING
TO THY
We want a good, distinctive name for a new bottled boer wo hare brewed and stored in our cellars.
"We believe it is the best beer ever brewed and we want the best name for it a name at appropriate as the beer Is
satisfactory".
Tt is a distinctive beer, brewed to meet the present day taste of the great American public, and, we want the public to name it
Therefore, we will give $500 in gold to the person who submits to us, before May 21, 1906, the name that most nearly moots onr requirements.
This contest is open to every man, woman and child in the whole country. It costs you nothing to try. All you have to do is to sond m the name.
Bomebodv will get $500 for just one idea. Why not YOUf Tut on your thinking cap and get busy. Use the coupon, and mail promptly. You
send in as MANY suggestions as you like.
can
What It Is For.
The name is for a new bottled, pale beer that has been
ageing in our vats for several months a beer which we are sure
will meet popular taste as no other beer has since the art of
brewing was discovered.
When you drink it you will say, "Well, that's the best
glass of beer I ever drank in my life
And it will be, because :
1st. It is a pure beer, made from the best Northwest, barley
malt, the finest Bohemian hops, high quality Indian rice,
oil carefully selected by experts for this special brew, together
with yeast in absolutely perfect condition and pure, sparkling
water from our own artesian spring.
2nd. It is a carefully made beer brewed by one of the best
brew-masters in the world, with every facility at his
command that modern science can supply.
3rd. And this is most important of all. It is not only
The Kind 01 Name We Want.
We want a name that will express as nearly as possible in a single word all the chief
characteristics of our beer :
absolute purity
selected ingredients
-4he perfection of the brewer's art
the body, color and TASTE that pleases the public.
Remember it is an American beer mads for American tastes. We do not want to use as so many
brewers do such names as "Pilsener," "Bavarian," "Bohemian," "Hofbrau," "Muenchner," "Old Ger
man," "Weiner," "Wurtxbureer.' etc, showing, what foreign beer they Lava tried to imitate; for our beer is
NOT made in imitation of ANY foreign beer; it is a BET! ER beer than any of them made for the Ameri
can palate; combining all the beat qualities of all the foreign beera, without their heavy, sticky substance.
It is light, easily digested, highly nutritious, and of a flavor to make you smack your lips.
Trnnnnfnn t The name we select must be one that we can copyright or reeister. and therefore
uuui acxaaa. 0 pr0per names may be used. No dictionary names will do either except as de
scriptive of a certain quality of this beer such as "Velvet" or "Silk to indicate its smoothness. The
, name must be short, easily pronounced and suggestive. No names ending in "ine" will be considered.
PURE
beer; it is not only MADE RIGHT; but it is made especially to suit
iUUK taste. We have brewed beer in Omaha lor 60 years long
enough to learn what the publio wants, and long enough to learn HOW
to make the beer that PLEASES the public's taste EXACTLY. We
are not trying to force OUR taste upon you, but are catering en
tirely to the publio's taste.
Select a Good Name and Win $5,00.
It Costs Nothing to Try.
Contest Closes May 21, 1906.
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Name Contest Dept.
Fred Krug Brewing Co., Omaha. Neb.
I submit the following names for your new beer.
My name is.
Addres
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Omaha Bee.
How o Cast a Vote On the Voting Machine
The following instructions for using the , voting
machine are furnished The Bee by the United States
Standard Voting Machine company, and are both brief
and explicit. If the voter will follow them he will have
no trouble in registering his vote as he wishes. It is as
oasy to yote a split ticket on the machine as by the old
method.
Move the red handle of the curtain lever to the right
as far as It will go.
This will close the curtain around you, and unlock
the machine for voting.
down all of the points bf ypur party to a voting position.
Turn back (up) the pointer from over the name of
the candidate you wish to cut.
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candidate you wish to vote for for that office.
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How 4a Vot. . Straight Ticket.
Having closed the curtain pull the party lever bear
ing the name or emblem of your party over to the right
until the bell rings, and then let it go back. This turns
down all of the pointers of your party to a voting position.
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For an office to which two or more candidates are
to be elected, the given number can be voted for, regard
less of position.
After the vote is arranged, move the red handle of
the curtain lever to the left as far as It will go. This will
count one vote for every candidate that has a pointer left
down over his name.
How t. Vot. Om Qarstlons.
To vote yes, turn the question pointer to the word
yes, and leave It there.
To vote no, turn the question pointer to the word No
and leave It there. See Illustration below.
VOTElt PULLINO OVER PARTY LEVER.
Leave the pointers as they are (down In a voting
position).
Move the red handle of the curtain lever to the left
as far as it will go.
This will count your vote, open the curtain and set
the machine for the next voter.
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Having closed the curtain pull the party lever bear
ing the name or emblem of your party over to the right
until the bell rings, and then let it go back. This turns
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voted for. If the voter turns them back the vote will not
be counted, as the opening of the curtain turns back the
pointers and counu the vote.
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