Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
AFFAIRS Al SOUTH OMAHA
Meeting of Republican Clubs Called to
Arrange for the Tart Meeting
CHANCE TO HEAR THE CANDIDATE
Addres Of n. Allen Russell o. odd
Fellowship Attracts Much Attcn-
tiOn-Good Demand for
Feeder sheep.

.sN"NHt. Of 49, p aH go L. HFH
Otto Icpt,n, chpirrlsn % the. South
Omaha republican central committee. -
sued a call Yesterday Cor the members
OF the Taft clubs OF the. city. to welcome
Judge w. n, Taft Thursday evening. He
said he anticipated no difficulty IN get
ting all the people together who could hear
the candidate. In order TO perfect the
plans for special ,csrs TO take the Taft
club to Omaha after TIE short address In
South Omaha he has called a meeting for
tonight at Eagle hai 'Afi the friends OF
the club are urged to be present.. The
meeting viii be held as promptly as pos
sible to give time FOR anyone 10 go TO
Omaha to see the. electro parade after
ward IL they choose. The prpGram aud in
structions TO the club win be presented
and arranged at this meeting. -,
According to .presents plans Judge Taft
will speak in South, y0mshs in front OF
the library hail promptly at $ p. IA ...
Address on 0ds FSnOssships
The address of H.. Allen Russell, de-
livered Monday night before, the Odd Eel
lows of South Omaha. While more especially
to the order, was so falE Of merit that It
was common talk in.the circles OF the Odd
Fellows on the streets yesterday
Mr.. Russell was, pastor of3the ST. Ed
wards Episcopal mission In South Omaha
eight years ago. wble q minister in that
pastorate he became u nembeE OF the Odd
Fellows. Since then he has advanced IN
the order until he is. one. OF the chief lee.
turers in the United, States. AA'
His theme was largely historical and of
great merit in this respect. He said one
of the best signs OF, greater odd, Fellow
ship was the movement. now on foot 10
.-t.- - a W-Llaa AALI--
and England. These orders we're separated
in 1863, at a time. when the relations OF
the two countries were seriously strained.
Since that time the lodges in America have
not fraternized with, England" Tho rit-
ualistic work of the two divisions Is prac-
ticaily the same. but the tradition or the
written law of the order is in some points
different. with the gradual leveling OF In
ternational prejudice. which Is especially
marked between the United States and
England, in later years the two societies
have come to see their points in common
and an effort is being made to arrange the
details OF a restoration of the former
bonds. $50 tt'-
Good Demand for sheer.
The South Ombaha live stock market
showed a marked Improvement in sheep
yesterday. The yards we're visited by
crowds of feeder buyers and this pushed
the price up smartly 10 or 10 cents per
hundred The trade was active at the ad-
vance The record OF receipts showed
above 2S,OOO. The yards were nicely cleared
by noon.
Cattle receipts were fair yesterday, but
the quality was off. Good grades solid
fairly well, but the poor. stuff went slowly.
Hogs have been slipping down from last
weeks high points. The packers bought
sparihgly and stuck for a decline of 10
cents. The receipts were SO light that the
commission men fought hard to hold the
market up.
Magic City Gossip.
@. w Sears has returned from q bus
mess trip to Sioux City.
The contract for the paving of west Q
street is nearly completed. t.tr
Heyman q Berry sellers of quality"
meats, oath and f, telephone 800; 24th and
! A, telephone III.
Coal! Try Howland's celebrated Silver
Creek lump and nut. Office 1873 N. Path ST.
Phone South Z - tt
from a months visit in Boston and other
New England cities,
Misses Josephine and Katherine LaughHn
OF Kearney are guests at the home OF r.
II. Mcmahon, T~wenty-third and O streets.
Government land drawing, October 8 to
II, at Dallas, s. D.. Have your registration
papers made out by Gail Hamill of Dallas.
No one has identified the man who was
killed on the Lane cut off Sunday morning.
The body is stu at the Brewer undertaking
parlors.
An inquest will be held at 3: p. N. today
over the body of Martin Kalcek. who died
of heart disease yesterday morning at
Thirteenth and G streets