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lilE Bbfc: im AHA WiDNESUAY, rfcBKUAtti ' 'JS, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ForXDKO BT EDWARD BOSEWATBK Vl.-Tua ROSEWATEK.- KMTOR. RES BtlLPIXO. FARXAM ASl 1'frl. EntMwd at Ml BOMOiLt a eOOnd- Cleaa matter. - . - TERM8 OF SL'BoCSJPTlON. sobav '"ir2 Saturday Bee. oa year...... 'I'ata! Xmiiy Be (without Simdy.oii year jtw Daily u and Sundav, eae ytv--.'--1" DtUVKRKO BY CARRIER. Erwitm Be fwull Sunday). V T Dally ! tlneliMlos Sunday), per --?? pally Br (without Sunday I, P" J"" itdmi all Mfflptoa or irreeuianues U deuvry t City circuietioa iP1-, j RIMTPrAN.TBS. Rntt br dralu expreae "T"' pavst,. to The Bee PublUMng eentjmny. Only receive "2SiI ef mill accounts. rronal checks. eept en Omaha and eaetera exchange. accepted. i Omaaa-The Bee Building. South Onihi-Bit M BC Council Bluff-?S P" St. Lincoln- Little Building. Chloae-o-lMI Maieuett 8ni1. Kimu Cltr R'llane Bulldm. New Turk 14 wi Thirty-third. Wuhlnglow T Fourteenth St.. " ' OORRBSVONDg-NCE. . Cemmualcatlone relating te new see editorial m"r eheuld be addresses Omila B. K-dttnrtal Iorertment. JAStCART ORCIXATIO.N. - Ft at of NeVaxka. Coontr of Doosiae. as: D wight Wll'lsms, circulation MM ef Be 'Pnbliehlng company, being duly ewers, that th eversge dally rimltun see apolled. hnuaed end re turn4 eople. for lb month of January, Wi n .3t '. ' - . i ; a DWTOHT WILLIAMS, i, ,r -Clrcdlalloe Mejasger. Subscribe In my pretence and sworn to before n thlaith day of rebruey ltn.' (Keel)' i , ROBERT HtlNTKR, V , KiSary rbljc. SebarrlWr leaving ; tk dtar Icmsaeastlr eal - have . The Br ' matted tkeam. A4rM will raaaa-4 aa a'aa -aa4. x Tha MUaouri honn4 tone It rlelng for fii8 wlthvttn Mlatourl mala, v ssrrrrs Whather Hlnea po) Lorlmar orar or not, th' UeUob' leaita Vlub did It t Hlnea, , " , ., ' r. , Now, flrlt, It yoa want to ba ura to land richt, Baka'roar lup ek I'ebruajrjf SI. Xr. RorVefellar aipreaaea a daalra la bacoma flramaa Bet k would let lhara, all rlfht. j Had Soutk Omaba commlniloB plan, It baatan Omaha to It adoptad ; tha totfht kara ' Navar mind, mob w ihall bt tha baa ball aaaaoa to woth away all thaaa aaparltrc of politic. j If OoTtrnor W llaoa flndj hli mind a! ona-track affair, k ought, to vojttp It with block alrial. . ( Tho twobifaJlrrioti will bo tha ra-tectloa'of Fraaident Taft and the wlnnloc of th Vtr laarua pea- naet. , . . . Kaon ' -tai ' an athlete aimed fVhtubifaaV;- H tauat bo -a- good oka; to, prlat nader tho burdea- of that Diuua. - h V ' -r - '. T : Pay attention to your JacltpoU, you Wllowa, they ara talking aboot coa intug tho,. llltaoli leglalaturo t In .ejitra aeaalaai' ; " ' Champ (lark. ut bato boat Joo oik .out of tbo Miaaourl Tote bo- 4dm Folk retuaea to foaounca For tbo preaeot at leaat Colonel etaer baa tbo laat laugb oa tha uncB wh were boaatlag thy bad Im "aaet'ehed- 1; ... i, 3 Thoaa democrat who are pleading !br a .Harmoolied party, auraly' do jot pretend to belter la the efficacy t harmony la. politic. ' The Colonel', Explaaationi. The errlanatiODi offered by Col onel Rooaerelt to juatlfy Ua present candidacy for a third term, aotwitb atandlag hi repeated declaration that cader do condltlone would b accept another presidential nomination are intereatlngd, If aot' conTlndng. He now aaya that whea he aald "another nomination' he meant merely a nomination for another coaiecutlTe term, and that the Intervention of four year In prtrate life baa released him from hi lelf-lmpoeed pledge Aifumlng that ho Is correct bow In the eonatructloa placed apoa hi language ef 1904, reiterated la HOT, the regrettable thing la that Colonel Rooeeelt did not make hi meaning plain at the time o that both Mend and foe could har naderatoed all along Juct bow long hi abaegatioo wa to 'lait Tbo public, too, might bar gued better tbo purpose of th twtag around tbo circle after emergiDx irom tho Jungle and the pecucular re-entry Into New York Mill politic In 11. Had tho peo ple of New York only known that the campaign two year ago wa but a prelude to a third term presidential candidacy la 1111. they might possi bly hare Totad . differently. Another part of tbo explanation that anggesU (till further explanation la the assertion that the precedent forbidding a third tern grew out of the fact that a president "can, if he knows bow to us tho machinery at hi disposal, renominate himself eren though a majority of hi party I agalaatiblm," which objection doe aot apply to aa ex-president out of office for four years. Colonel Rooee- relt never objected to a second Con- ec.utT term' 'on this account, be, himself, having taken advantage or hli poaaeartoh of the" machinery of government, not only, to renominate himself, but also to nominate his suc cessor, and presumably I of th same opinion a to a second consecutive term.' If. then. Colonel Roosevelt goe hack loto the White House, will' he seek re-electtoa In ltllt Would any' objection withstand tbo prece dent of two consecutive term twice for tho sam president If separated by a four-year period of private life? la other word, doe a third torn carry with it a fourth term, which Colonel Roosevelt himself says b could have If b wanted tt It rein- voted 'with official power? Where I th (topping point between thro terms and thirty terms to which the editor of the Outlook has referred Hid. approval? And tt th people, who 'ought at all times to rule, de sired hi nomination In 1I0S, as oianj of thsra doubtless did. why tbould ihy bars been eompellud by him to deprtvt themselves ot 4B service 'it 'their stroauoui'pres'.deat a for a four, Yes r' intermission? The ooloael's explanation throw the quotttda tor wlds open, stand against tolls at all, urging that the canal sbonld be free. And be of fers tome very good argument to sup port his contention. Going Into detail, ha ahowa that if we had tolls they should bring In aa annual Income ot about $15,000,000. The official esti mate of the annual coat of the canal Is $1,000,000. Interest on tho outside approximate coat of building $400,- 000,000 at as low aa S per cent. would come to $11,000,000 a year, so tha Income would take care of these two Items, Just about. Bat Mr. Bar rett declares that a free canal, at a conservative estimate, based on the data of trade experts, would carry la the first year $74,000,000 mora ot the product of the Ualted State thaa a toll canal, making five time the Income of a toll canal right there. Of course. It la necessary to view all these figure as estimates at best, but It is certainly true that the great est service of this canal, Unking the Pacific with the Atlantic, the Occident to the orient, la not to be reckoned oa the basis of th toll revenue. The only warrant for charging toll, of course, I to pay for th cost of build ing and operating tbo canal, but the Increase ot trad to the United Bute and of Influence abroad, to say nothing ot effecting more equitable laad traoaportatioa rate, are also to bo kept in mind la considering the canal's value to ua. These are matters up to congress and they will require cars In determination. ' Nebraska socialist ar to Bam their stste ticket la state convention. hla Bulllfytag ot th direct primary tw, however, 'ill raise ao outcry. i Of coarse, it Mr, Bryan should find later that no other democrat ould beat him polling -rotes, he lould. as A good patriot,, consent to J-ia. . S Mr. Shuater may flad many to re with his contention, that Eng land wa as much to blame for let 1'ag Russia run tlm-ont ef Pania a as Russia for ranlag hla out tt- t ' & Th wonder Is that ao oa hai gdarted a state bank la Omaha to 'tv th people here th benefit ot (guaranteed deposits, for which they Vers supposed to" be crying so londly Recalls may come and recall may CO, but that Texas Judge who got .rfowa from - the beach to thrash, a ikigant who called him a liar set a precedent that will hold ao long as "exaa la Teias, 7 It remains to be seen whether jresld,ent Taft lose Hlnnesota. The tovemor ur tne--sonn aur .ie, air. Eberbarf,"Ta one of the staunch Taft Supporter, and 'th governor stands n well wit JUsawsotans j i Steel Barometer renoourtfinf." Railroad, are making demand upoe steel oonoern for IS, 000 (teal car,' aocordlag 'to th Wall Street Journal, and additional ordera ar svpected.. Steal, called the barometer of iadustry. la doing very well and I expected to do even .better 1 whea tbo March Impetua comes oa. This wonld( indicate a rather hopeful con dition' la Industry generally., , Th Carnegie Steel company U operating H per ceut ot It 'blast furaaca ca pacity and running tt semi-finished, (beet and bar milla oa full 'doubl turn time. Th United Stste' Cor poration, while aot materially In creasing It output at present. 1 tot diminishing It and Is Increasing Its volume ot shipments, especially for export trad. . ' ' . H is a wU to bar thee facta set forth bow whea it becomes th part ot tome to study to crsats a dlt- forsnt Impreaslon about baslness U all It .aspects. Business Is not as brick at present a It has beta, or a It -rill b -again soon, but It I far from being panicky. There la a car ahortage over th country Just bow, which Is giving grain men and farmers more or lees concent, but It reports from th steel mill be true, thl shortage U by so means fictitious. - These report say that the railroads simply ar us ing ap all th equipment they bar la their efforts to meet th demaads ot freight traasportatloa and that tha Inadequate supply of facilities la going to enlarge orders tor steel car thl iprtng. Th Baltimore A Obi Is expected to order It, 000 car, It self, and la th west th Wsbaah, Northern Pacific and llllool Central ar ready with big order. ('lading -watao. anetpeaaeJ gnoae I the HgfetxBf fund, w councilman : tn.'in the nrhilece cf locating W ara lama tn hla waf d. If i tangulihea la the easy Up of the see- tfeat does not matte votes for retea- ' Csnal Icrulatioa Ovtrdn. Congress respoads slowly to tho de tniuid Tor" Panama- canal legislation urged. by President Taft and Colonel GoetHiU as essential, U view of the approaching obmpleUoa of the water wy. ,- Senator Brlstow'a Bill to. pro vide for . and regulate toll Intro duced more thaa a month ago, still Uea at double salVy under th eom missldn pte""W-louldIIk to knew what will.- J ' - ': tj Senator Baakhead, manager of Congressman PnderwoodV aampalga, far his axaa is running for president n his character, which is aa Innova tlon, as most mea prefer to ma oa fiitr4eptati6nVl'U will U tater t!ng te see hsw .Mrr, TJnderwood Sts aiong roolinj with FigTire. Figures may never He. but fools will figure, and whea they do they ar apt to reach moat grotesque eon- elusions. . - 1 For a beautiful example of ficti tious mathematics command us to th ciphering by which th World- Herald baa undertaken to prove con clusively that th water plant la pos session of the Water board will pay all running expenses and Interest charges, and leav a net revenue of $m,00 a year for capital account or for rata reduction. Starting with statemsnt by the water company la Its supplemental bill that Its gross earnings ar about $700,000 per annum, th W.-H. mathematician ar bitrarily add $U 0,000 tor earnings dutald of Omaha, assumes th oper ating expenses to be $110,000, and then by computing th city' interest charge at $111,000, build a Bet profit air oastl ot $175,000 a year. Oh, how we wish It were true. But alas and alack! It Is not In tho first place, as we under stand It the reterenos to gross earn' lag of "about $T00,000," Include- all th gross earnings, so that th ad' dltlon of '$150,000 is heer Inflation by flat ,. , . la tiro second place, th $ro,Ml Includes-f 10.000 a year paid for hydrant rental ba the city ot Omaha, which come out ot th pockets of th taxpayer. la the third , plsce. ao allowance I mad for ' approximately $75,000 which th company pays In taxes, and which would exceed $100,000 It It paid It occupatloa tax, which pub lic revenue will be Mopped as sooa as ths property passe to the city. la th fourth place, If th plant wr bow producing $60,000 over operating expenses, or around $500, 000, after paying taxes, we would have thl remarkable dtuatloa: th company, which would be thus get ting I per cent oa th whole ap praised value, must hsv been tight lag la court all thl tlm for th privilege ot taking only T per cent, sad making th city a present ot 1 per cent something w ar iur no on vr suspected. W suggsst that tha Water board cautloa Ita friends aot to fool with ths figure at' leaat la prist, unless it waat to stimulate aa orgeat de mand tor a sharp downward revision ot water ratea immediately it not sooner. " , . Oar old friend, Edgar Howard, who, a few week ago threw Wood- row Wllsoa into in aiscara ana hoisted the. banner tor Folk, Bow comes back to th New Jersey man a, the one true demoeratto leader always with a first choice reearvatlon for Willlkm Jennings Bryan. We trust Edgar has his political hat oa straight this time. Eoo!lniBackward rili.sD,w inCWJia f QMPUXOTROM au fliX 1 FEB. Army Gossip Admiring Rltv-We all thtak the baby's got dear Jane'a nose, Cnatty Old Bachelor Glad of It Then ah can't go taking It any more Into other people'a buainaaa, Baltimore Amer- Thirty Yea Anaaaamnant frees Denver camuaes the capture of George Wnuatt. a con tractor who had disappeared whea snack wanted, sad wbo was track and brought back by Sharif! Kysra Of Caaa ceuaty. Th stria aa the Burtlnstoa dump at! II continues, th ma InslMioc on boMlng out for gl.M a day. A comaumcatloa atgned by K. B. Hunt proposes to pave our strarta with brick laid like Nicholson blocks.'' Tha old hook and ladder track bss bn sold to Bastrlca for Its fir depart ment for the lew price of MM. It W. Tatae is to have a desk la Dr. Feabody'a offle. over Nlndetl A Kralla'a hat store, where he will here after devote all his time ta the Interests of th new Nebraska National bank. A cocking main between birds ewnad la Omaha sad Council Bluffs matched for tha pulM off at a point two mil aerth of tha etty Is aaid to hav resulted la Omaha's favor, and tha Council Bluffs folks want to gat evea by another match for double the purse. s Tha Missouri river Is sew open at Ne braska city.- At thla point there ie still eme Ice In the stream, but It la fast breaking Up and running away. Dr. It to. alone Is using the columns of Th Bee to secure a seoond-hand rlfl and shotgun combined. , The Alts Silver Mining eompaar has been Incorporated by . Mile C. Earl. Louis C. Beaumont and Jamas B. pattar- son and tlOO.eM at nominally It a shar are te he floated. Twenty Years Aaa V. 1 aaow, postmaster at Benson, was Imaosad upon by a etraiure yeanc men wha sold him a pony for fit, wnkch pony later proved to have beta stolen tram an Omaha ana. . Bishop Bcanntl Bulled hie tentea set ter, making this statement: "Our holy father, tha pop, by a aSeree dated Jan uary It, ust, empower all ordlBertee la places In which the disease called fluense prevails to dispense the faithful undr thalr Jurudletloa from the laws ef fasti n and abstinence. C B. Schmidt, who represents the Lombard Investment company la Ger many, ha lust returned from a year's sejoura In that country, and new la Omaha, tha suaat ef Ma aoa-la-law, Oeorge B. Taeehnck, Of The Be. Byrea Clark. A. B. Todd and F. kt Rlehey ef Plattaroeuth are at the Pas- ten. One thousand Omaha peeel attended a mass meeting at th Oread Opera house, where speakers set fertn th sd- vantages that would accrue te this etty by bavins held hr th Methodist gen eral eeafcrmca, which would bring hun dred ef delegatae ta ths city. Charles P. Waller was chairman at the meeting. and among tha epakrs wre Merer mis. Rev. Dr. Merrill, BlsboS) New man, Henry D. Katabro, Rev. Dr. Har she, John M. Tharatoa, Norman Kuhn. Rv. r. W. Feetar, Rev, Mr. Turk! and Kv. W. K. Bam - , r Elmer Frank's many frfends Were -light to knew thai h was laiwnrartag from a sever attack ef arystpalaa Wilbur M. Klbeura, S)-month-oM sea ef.Slr.'aniliira. W. Tt. Bhuriw lei at tho i asa rwaty-1th and' rlamlKov streets , , Tew Years Ago . ,-' ''' Asraham Bluiuenthal was held up la bis grooery tare, ,M Ltsvenwerth atrsat, at I e'oleck fn the evening by two maalted men. On stuck a pistol elaas ta hi fa, while the ether took M eat ef hla pock et. . '.' Joha Bsdall bald bs would make a attempt te rtlnetate himself as ehlt ef the Omaha fire department; that a wauld net appeal gram the Asetslen ef the Or and polio .board, but would bring suit for salary elsimed to be Sue him. Anmuneeoient was saade that Nelaaa, Morris Co., Chlcage packara, had de cided esatabtlsa a dlatnbullns head quarter in, Omaha, wkr .they bad long been purehasars ef live stork. ' At a meeting of th Omaha Produce solians It was decided te establish s call beard ta Omaha, and a room wa se eurad In David Cola's new; building at B South Eleventh street. . Dr. Coffman. city phyalotan. acting through the Board ef Health, caused Ba ilee te be Issued to the effeat that ail parsons refusing aacoeaaful vaccination and thereafter contracting smallpox must net expect any assist from th etty ether than Quarantine, A very pleasant affair ace in tad at th Dreut hotel In th evening, wbaa guest aurprlsa Mr. Vnd Mr, rardyee la thdr apartmmt wfth a masked party. Judge and Mrs. Vlnaonhalar, Mr. and Mrs. Will Radtek snd . Mr. and Mrs, Charlee J. Oreeew war the suastS of Mr. and Mrs, J. II. Butler at dinner at tnelr Kountai place- bema, . . - , . . Well, weU welll If th water works 1 going to net ths city $175, $00 a year1 ovwr aad above running expense and 'interest charges, what has ths Water board beea haggling about all this time to get away from paying the purchase prtos fixed by tbo appraisers! and demaaded by the water company? ate oomkifttee on lnteroceanic cabals, safe, no doubt, out aot far advanced toward a definite legal status.-. ' Several theories as to canal tolls have beea advanced. One la that the tolls should be equal to the ship of all countries, tbo I'nited Staieev en joying no advantage over any other. It 1 argued that we are not expecting to reap' the largest benefits of the canal roin the toils. : Joha Barrett, director general of the Paa-Amer-ic&a "oniga k&f ago took ar firm Either public service franchises la Omaha are la great demand, oa the people who speculate la such franchisee think Omaha is easy pick ing. Perhaps the object lesson fur nished by the last franchise voted away tho Independent telephone franchise Wad color to the second alternative. i - 1 Tartatlswa la Sarta Hat. Mew Tork un.. . With a "cocked bat" and a "hat In the ring" figuring pleasantly ra contemporary poiitlca. It kt aot a seed time to brio oat the "graodls Uvar e haf ot the Bat castoalgn? v ; Iatewdawlsul Aaw Weed. BL Louts Republic , Chief Justice White has once more mad good as of bta tarortt word "JustlcMbl," wfctck mas h maieea bow te a large partlaa at th American lay republle la th Suuxlard OU rtUa. People Talked About The snlnal eoluma ef winter may a lightly damaged by or or weak, sot Its hat la still in ths ring. - ' - The Charltlee asaodaUea of New Tor produce figures te'ehow that th cost at tab! iooda la that city roes per cent during 1S1L Contribution to the charity fund did aot follow the He. A bill to llcaase eats, mothered by a Boston woman, baa baea Introduce ta th Masmchaaetts leglstatura. Any meal or bringiua cats within renga of gov. emmant .regulatloa wOi fill a long-felt waat ro!low1iKVa ceurtahia. at .thirty years, during which time the brtdesrroom called oa the brtd twice a week, with the ea orptloa of oa month, whea he bad ty pnaid teVer. James K Startevaat at laat -popped"' th ooealloa U Mlae Ana Karla. and they, were married la NoMaa vtu. Ind.. recently. Mlaa Mary Wood f th Braoklya aavy yard, ruU th patteras for all tha flags mad there, She has bees asaking flags fr th govarnmant tor mora thaa thirty rears. . Bsaidaa Miss Weeds there are twents-ala women emsioyad , lq th BroakJyn wavy yard making flags, at the rat of hUKS each fear. A mod ten ahlp'i outfit coBswts at shoot 9 faura, . . lieutenant Oeversor Boaert Lace ef laasaacbuaetta, wb has baea arged te broom the rtvebttcaa eandMat for ge. eraor. hah laenad a stiiamant ta which he says that "naiieaal sjeiin as com plicate theags that tha wfce eowfs I not akery he ea evident asM afier tha delasate to tha aaUsaal eewveatiaaa hav seen chaeia peeel biy aat aata after th eoavenUeas have beea held.' Army SaaJtary laaaeellaa. The recommendation has beea made to the anrgeea esneral eg the army tor the repeal of the law whkh now prohlbiu a division comma tram ordering his aanitary Inspect or t mat. Inspections. Including travel, except by euthortty of th aenrctary ef war ta each ease. Th ilrt Ins nrshibltlon a) rasardal by medi cal o If leers as a serious Interference with tfectlv work aad as defeating soma worthy objects which tt kt desirable to at tar mean of th obeervettoB ana re port ot thee ealtsry aupactors. It is pointed out that the law waa aaa nan to be asasratety ignore during th Spanlsh a manes war aad that would he the attuatlea la any ether war. tinder sue circumstances It to eoesraerea eminently desirable to har repealed a statute which Is nothing more thaa aa Interference with the deveiopawnt ef military eanitatioa. Dedaetlaa af Army ray. Aa Innovation la the pay ef the army will ondoubtedly be adoptad by congress la the fern of a provision, now In th army approarlaUoa bill, providing that hereafter as Dart of the approprlanoa ror the pay of offhwrs and enlisted man shall be paid to any officer or enlistee man in active service for any period of tlm lost by him oa account ot dlaeases which ar th result of hie own Intemperate use ot drugs, alcobolkj liquor, or other mis conduct. Thla clause has' been Inserted st th tarn ret request of th surgeon seaeral of th army and waa recom mended by th secretary ot war la bis annual report. It I expected that th re sults will be most benetlcuU. It has been ascertained that had thla authority te deduct from pay beea In exletanc during MM there would have been at least a reduetloa of SHI.TM, counting the lowest pay received by enlisted men. This to aa indication of th amount of time which hi lost for reasons which It Is new pro posed t discourage. Army Sar-ewas' Aatherlty. Reports from th chief surgeons of the army divisions ar being received by the surgeon general of the army. Among them is on which points out the wire slty that th medical department should exarclss command ever the patients of the officer class. Recently a esse arose wherein sa offloer patient took hla case out of th hands of the local military and medical authority and placed himself In the car ef a civilian phyelctaa. He thea made Complaint against the medical officer for malpractice. Tha matter waa Investigated by a general Inspector. The failure oa the part ot all tha parties concerned to appreciate their official re latione to each ether and th service wss as glaring that a room mends tion was mads for the amendment of paragraph 10 of the army regulations by Insert ing a clause giving ths medical depart ment control of an officers and mea on duty. Th recommendstioa was hit based oa this single caaa, hut on, mapy such which have occurred front tlm to time Th recommendation was' strongly ap proved by Intermediate authority, but was returned from the War department with the information that the reguiatlon'would not new be changed. ' , " Military Aerwalae Ordered, 'it t Th chief algnal officer ct the army has placed orders for four Wright and on Burseee-Curtls aeroplajiee, and it Is expected-, that the machines WlH -be de livered In about ninety days. " Three of the Wright machines snff-nnv Burgess Curtis machine must -be' capable- of de veloping a speed of at! least' forty-five miles aa hour In the air. The other Wiiglit machine orOerea - mtnrrms a spaed ef at least Six ty-flv-miles aa hour. The ether requlreenant that must b met by thee weight-carrying; aeroplanes fol low, "It must carry two person with th seats so arranged as te -permit at th largest poMMe Held of oeearvatloa (or both. The control mast be capable ef-use by either operator - from itbr aaat, Th mac bin rauat be able to ascend l a minimum rat of-1.00 feet ta ten mlsutcs while carrying a weight of 4St pounds, and th fuel sifpaly suffi cient for at toast four hears ot rAitlnu eua flight It must ha easily Iransport able by road, rail, etc, and easily and rastdty essnugiled aad adjusted. Tha starting and landing device-1 (trust be part ef the machine Itself and must be able te etart without eutsMe aaslstanos. The aaaias must be capable ef throttling te rwa at reduced opera. The engine wtu he subject to aa endurance, test la the air ef two hear oonUauoas night -The aaa shlae must be emMc of landing oa aad arising from plowed fields. The support big sarfaoas must ho at suf Sclent area te tneur a sate gild lag angle la- ease th engme stepa Thla will be determined by a test during oalm atmoipbert condt tteaa, At aa altitod of 1,M feet th en gin win be entirely' cut off aad a glide made t the ground. The borlseatal distance btwaa peetuoa of cut-act and kvadlas must be at toast taw ret. or at ether altitude of the same ratio. In esse tha welght-carrvlag capacity la loareaeed t M pound the minimum eased may be reduced te thirty-eight miles per hour and th eltmbtna power diminished te La feet la tea minutea." , "Too know," aald the mtri later, "that money la man's wonrt enemy?" "Well." replied the man. thoughtfully, "I sunnoae that la Why some Deooie like him for th enemies he has mad." Yonaers Statesman. Why do you consider a republic the only permanent form of government ...m4 am rliin fStieen. "Berau." rplll th other, "it's the only form teat permit you to cnang an lta leaders and all Its governmental in stitution! without changing lta name." Washington star. "Do yoa believe In the principle ot the recall for Judge. Weary?" asked Dusty Hobo, as ha and Weary Waggle met en route for warmer dimes. . "No. I oon t, " growiea ".mr-. Judge I waa up befor recalled that I U been up before him five time before that, and gimme six moot's eslra for it. uarper a n-ccij. ). - - "Ie she aaexpert eteBOsTaphetT'- - V "Well, no. But she' a exeort as ec could expect a girl cf her beauty to be. Cleveland Plain Dealer, Nan-Tou and Lht Jipes are getting ta be great friend. , - - -- Fan Tea: we ve found out that we bate tha nam people. Chicago Tribune. - .- T uiui. i Ji . win -" - n - tornay and the lawyer for tbo decens In that CSS ooia . waofcH Mia Ju" the aa. thing." How waa that?" - . - , - . "The prosecuting attorney wanted the prisoner hung and hla own lawyar wanted a suspended sentence." Baltimore Amer ican. .' ' . aWswMK' Iff v?l .-,71 .,.1, " - 4;i Meal time brings delight whea me biscuits have beenmade wi CREAM vf iawawl - ' lit ..r JUL 1MT (( (IIIS s iiMeU A pure,Cream of Tartar , Baking Po wa e r Made from Grap es Good Opportunity for Investment In Substantial '.' Home Industry The backbone af winter is broken la two. The It ea the river Is fractured clean thro. -Ths gar little creek to beginning to run Aad th eld epacklad hea spreads her wings In tha sua, , The backbone ef winter le still in its piece. Per the east wind H raw and the anew sttnr my face; Th hot air from the furnace fed good i to the soul. And father has Ordered a freak toa of coal. . . Th beck ben ef Water has bad a relapse. This time th die may prove fatal perhaps Thd cneia s near and the end win be Per hie morning that eld speckled hea sang a tuna. The tortboae af winter to dotng ene well The aerth wind to cold snd a foot ef Ten yea what.' M Issue prtsg has a bard Job to tackle. But she'll tackle It soon, far I heard that j haa cackle. The backbone 'of winter to fractured astua. ' Wbo tetd m-' Why sura, 'twae that M rpeekled hen: I knew Missus Spring bss stored aesrer ror Thttoii aoecklet ban. just today, hud a egg. The barkfxiaM'ef water to sere aalghty Aad owet 'of he aflmeats are only a . btun. - I But when ben lay eoeegh eggs t pay tor thetr fSed. I Then w II kasee wtwtefi hackaoae to aroaea tadeed. i -BATOLL XE TRXLE. I '3!hi densect; toilkf md Canning 'i. ractdry that I am :wfotig"$i toyfc-; lion, Nebraska, U rapidly neartng opm . pletion," arid I ani now offering a lira ited amount of Waterloo Creamery; ... Co. preferred itock at $100 per share, drawing interest at the rate of . , ' 7 Per Cent Pei- Annum We wiil guarantee to convert all onUtanding stock Into oaeh at the end of three years. - V . , , ' . This investment is bound to be prof, itable for the investor and will result ; in great benefit to the milk Industry in Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties. r This is the first "Evapo- . rated Milk" factory in the state of Nebraska, Ouf brand will be the "Elk ' horn Evaporated Milk." If you are Interested tend for list of men who have already subscribed and such other information as you may desire. . , Reference, - First National Bank, ' Omaha.- ,.f ' t J: Waterloo Creamery Co.,; ; . LEROY CORLISS, Prast. ' , Omaha, Neb. . You are cordially invited to aspect ; , ' this plant at any time. Papillion Interurbaa line terminal ' ir wjl !"t .'- imar aw ilaaul suuek GUARANTEE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION ORGA.VIZKD MKTART IBOa. ' ' rt'RK PKUTKCIIOM IXSCRASCK. Assets, Jaaaary a, lata ....a...w.rWlM Raaerve Fawd Jaaaary U " . tccaritk. with Stat Deaawtaneat Jaaasry 1. IBIS - a4l.100.Ov a Bieeie Oar taswjaaas Cstoale- - Rat per thousand, age S3 (otiaev ages ha soprtsa). $8.75. HortaUt Coat par f 1.000 laawaae Meaa A mow at, Yeas 1S11, $3.10. Dcooaltory BaaAs Apootatcd, Baa. - rd as Calif or , IsSlaaa, lews. T seae, toesesiia. ebraeta. Berth boox w aaooma. Hcse Office: Bracdcis Bcildinl, i Tehphoas Doaglss 7021.