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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
ERUDITE GENTS SEEKING
JOBS AS CENSUS TAKERS
"Can FiRRer Good to Make stay is-
ttca,, Declare ERthustasttc
Applicant. ..

The office OF the census superintendent
OF the second Nebraska district is recsiv-
ing an enormous number OF applications
for positions as enumerators. The appli-
cants are about equally divided among
men and women. Many Of the applications
are curiOsites as literary productions.
One Of the applicants writesi
Il hain't much OF a speller. but I can
figger good so as to make up staytisdoks."
Others claim to be expert l~inguists In
from two TO half a dozen languages, and
profess to numerous special qualifications
that would make them valuable az snum-
orators.
There are also many personal applica-
tons. but it is particularly desired by. the
census bureau that all applications should
be made in writing. The only work that
will be required OF the enumerators will be
to take the census Of the people. Spscial-
lists Will be employed for statistical work.
and these will be assigned to the differ
ent districts from the head office in.
Washington.
No appointments Of enumerat0rs will be
be made much before the latter part of
February. superintendent c. l. Saunders
present visit to Washington is largely to
confer with the census bureau relative to
the work. and the second district head
quarters In the federal, blilding will begin
to put on a lively appearance after his
return from Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
PRISONER PAYS FINE FOR
USING NAUGHTY LANGUAGE
Defendant, RubeRstein, Says IL Was
Worth the Money to Apply Adj
~jeetive to One JOnisch.

II was a very. very naughty name that
Charles Rubenstein called Wolf Jonisch on
that quarrelsOms night at a lodge meeung
in Washington hal. There was a fuss. a
fight and then the justice court cut a
figure.
When you say that; smile" said Judge
George C Cockrell, handing down his
decision to the mercuriaI R~abenstein. ut
is the Judgment of this court that you shall
pay a fine OF 81 and the costs OF this
action"
Defendant says it was worth the money,
but he wishes to give notice OF appeal"
replied the interpreter.
1t must have been one mighty row &C
cording to the testimony adduced In Justice.
Cockrelrs court, in this case Of the state
of Nebraska gains Charles Rubenstein.
charged with disrupting the peace by ms
careless use of a familiar American idiom.
Rubenstein was IN, attendance az the
lodge meeting and rose to take exception
20 a ruling OF the chair. Wolf JonIseE- re-
marked aside that Rubenstein wac getting
into the discussion without proper authority
and the trouble started.
The fuss has grown TO a real tempest. A
letter which, it is charged. -Rubenstein
wrote. bearing threats TO whip the whole
lodge II the members appeared to prosecute
him, was introduced in evidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
Dog to Match
is Latest Thing
for Fair Ones
Little Cur on Chain Same Color "a
Gown Denotes She is Up to
the Mark.


so the dog to match rad hiss struol
Omaha.
The travelling man turned % call his
companions attention to a little brunette all
done up In brown from cainty shoes TO
jsunty fur turban. who tripped across the
view from the hotel window leading by
a bronEed chain the most cunning dogiet,
also brown.
IT'S all the 60 in New York now - ex-
planned the traveller. who happens to be n
salesman Of women's finery The ex-
.tremely proper thing along the brown stone
row now h. gown. hat shoes and. lastly.
his dogship, all In the same TINT
Just now while the sreys. brown n
blacks are the proper thing Il goes ali
right, but look out for the coming OF the
PUPPIES, lRvenders and blue.
Picture II you can a purple bull-pup, or
a green sky terrier. But d will come 20
that II the pace keeps up. OF course. a
lavender dachshund with a gilt harness
might be an object Of beRuty-but how
decidedly unconventional
Even now they have come to It. A GER
tain actress Is to be seen followed about
by a peroxide blonde water spaniel which
is a perfectly lovely match with her burnt
orange tinted street coat.
When she first appeared on Broadway
with that outfit there was a general rush
FOR brOmides, and one or two took he
cure for keeps.
The fanciers declare that a blue doc Is
an impossibility, 80 now I suppose that
IL will be Up to them to employ a dyer at
all the pet stock stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
MERRY TIME FOR CITY JAIE
Dinner for All risOners-
Police JudEe to Give
~ Presents.

How'd you like to spend Christmas in
the city jail?
II is announced by Police Captain Mostyn
that the usual Christmas dinner will be
served the prisoners Saturday ana that
there will be real turkey and all the trim
Minis that go to make a good Christmas
spread.
1t has been decided by the City mission.
which annually holds Christmas services in
the 1atl, 10 dispense with IL Saturday, but
instead 70 hold a monster service SUNDAY
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the city court
room. All the prisoners will be marshaIed
to the court OF Judge Crawford, but M
stead OF harsh court procedure there will
be sweet music and scripture talks ana
~pleaaings.
Judge Crawford has announced he wiu
hold a session OF police court Saturday
morning and he is going TO be Just as
lenient as possible. Every Ordinary
prisoner brought before him will be given
an opportunity TO spend Christmas day
outside prison bars II he desires. but il
il certain there wiil be any numbsr who
VIII want 20 break In. n only for the
promised turkey dinner.
lust what provision will be made for
the Christmas dinner OF the county pris-
oners has not been Determined.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24

DISPOSITION.

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle were mOdsr-
ate again this morning, which was tortu-
nate, as the demand is never very brisk
just before the Christmas holidays. There
viii be no market on Christmas day and
the packing houses will close down, so that
buyers this morning were not in any very
urgent need Of fresh supplies. For The
week to date receipts are less than half
what they were the same days last week.
but still. larger than for the same days
asst year.
The market this morning on all kinds CT
killing cattle was slow and weak. any.
grades To lower on the less desirable-k3ndS!
Ihis was true OF COWS and helfers, as well
as OF beef steers.
There was quite a-s~prinkIing OF stockers
and feeders IN sight, and as the demand
was far from brisk. the trade was very
much OF a drag, at decidedly lower prices.
representative sales.
quotations Oh CatLes Good to choica
cornfed steers, I.SH7.59; fair to good corn
red steers, S.L5Q6.&; common 70 fair corn
fed steers, s.. l5a5.2. good TO choice range
steers. S.50qo.9o; tair to good range steers,
-. 0J4J.J1; common 10 fair range steers
S.l544.50i good 20 choice cornfed COWS and
neliers, "; far to good c0rnfed cows
and heifsrs, s3.&94.O0; cOmD1on 10 Fair
cornfed cows and heifers. S.5093.2; good
20 choice range cows and heifers, s. 7544. %;
TAR 10 good range COWS and helfers. g .25q
$40; common ID fair range COWS and heir-
ers, &-Jod3.S good TO choice stOckers and
feeders, .N4 20; rair TO good stockers
and feeders, S.D94.O0; common TO fair
sJOckers and feeders, 8. 15uS. %: STOCK heif-
ers. =. $3.50 yea calves. S.50d7. 20; bulls,
stays. etc. 2.75d4. n.
commemorative guNau
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24

SHEEP-The conditions surrounding to-
days sheep trade were IN most respects
little different from yesterday. Receipts
were barely normal for a Thursday, but
outlet for all kinds. 0f live stock during
Christmas week is always more or less re-
striCted. "A few strings OF the best killers
here were bought up early by packers at
prices that were about steady with yester-
day, but there was practically nothing on
sale Of a strictly prime character and no
actual test Of tops could be made. Com
mon and medium grades OF short-feds met
with the usual cool reception tat has fea-
tured buying preferences lately and Inquiry
10 some what lower figures. Aside from
the lower tendency in this branch Of the
trade, however. the market AS a whole was
safely steady, with the tone 70 trade quiet
ana even dull.
There were a few strings Of w~armed-up
sheep and hay-fed rangers included IN to-
day > run that were especially suitable for
feeding purposes and readily commanded
good. firm prices. one string Of hay-fed
ewes from wyoming sold early at 400
The market thus Tar this week shows
little change as far as prices are concerned
as compared with the close OF last Week.
Killers with flesh and finish are selling
IN about the same n0tches. while the poorer
classes are possibly some lower.
quotations On rat sheep and lambsf Good
70 choice lambs. E.40Q&o; fair TO good
lambs. &.SOa7.D; good light yearlings, $3.50
HID. good heavy yearlinss. good
10 choice wethers, S.l0ua-5o; fair 70 good
wethers. AF0a&i0i good to choice ewes,
FAIR TO good ewes. SAOVu49-
Quotations on feeder stock: Good to
choice lambs. B.l5a6o; fair 10 good lambs,
S.65n6b; light yearlings. &.0ed5.o; heavy
yearlings. A5oQ475; good 70 choice ewes,
nSq40; breeding ewes, t2759S5; y~earling
breeding ewes. S.50qem.
REPRESENTATIVE safEa.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
NEW EORKSTOCKS AND BONDS
Violent Movements in Individual
Railroad Issues Are Feature.
READING TAKES BIG Squirt
Rock Island, and Penn
s~yIvania ALSO Rise SHARPLY
bond Market f.
Irregular.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9-The movements In
Individual stocks which rave been the fea-
ture Of the stock market for several days
past we're even more violent today. while
ue general ist even more inert and un-
responsive.
Reading secord preferred was rushed M
70 SlLllA by leaps and bounds. There is a
privilege Of exchange Of this stock into
first preferred and common stock In equal
parts ana similar movements in the second
nand stock havs often been made before
privilege was to be exercised. What adj
vantage would accrue to the c0mpany Is
not clear as the dividend claim OF the
STOCK a. present Is limited to Z per cent,
while the half exchanged into common
STOCK would share in the claim to the s
per cent rate now paid on that stock. the
remaining ha-f sharing tire limited claim
or the first preferred % 4 per cent
Almost equal Obscurry surrounded the
Volatile rise in Rock Island. The failure
on the preferred stock 20 shara in the move
ment Increased suspicion felt towards II
10 reports OF the Intention OF the con-
UouinE interest in the company to alIot
rull VOung rights TO the common stock
were revived.
The rise in Wabash preferred was con-
nected With the Rock Island movement in
the days cOntectures. The demand was
alleged 70 come from Rock Island inter
ests and this renewed the surnises OF a
coming t~uncture Of Rock Island and Lehigh
Valley through the medium OF the Wsbash
The early strength I'm Pennsylvania was
Que to the dividend hopes raised BY yester-
DAYS Increase IN the dividends OF two or
It's subsidiary companies. The call loan
rate ranged from 81 per cent upwards,
keeping alive the supposition that flurries
might occur before the end of the year
The New York banks have gained cash
this week from The interior. according 70
preliminary estimates the banks them
ewes In spite Of the gold outZo 70 South
America and the ruling rate OF New York
exchange at Chicago at par or under an
increase OF S25O.OD in cash holdings Is
computed.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales mar
value. SeT0o. United States bonds were
uroH7nvad on call.
Following were the rar ge Of prices on the
New YORK Stock exchnnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
Tamarack Live Stock Co.
20 L - 1e a.w~ Cd

- ~ ~ NHMas-r-- tlD = ~
hOGS-K esuerdays hog market closed
very Sow ana weak a. the low point of
the DAY, maklng the average Of al I'M
trains We're not all SOLD even a. mt ana
around Lrteen cars were carried over Tor
tOdays market.
Including stale hogs from yesterday and
Lresh receipts There were between sixty
ana seventy cars on sale this murutng W0e1
ms market Opened. Al the same line there
we're several trains reported back so tnaI
the trade vas seneraAy figuring on a total
" nnety cars 20 De on sale before me
cIuse OF he dag.
The marKet opened with a very fair d.
mand TOR smpplug hogs, but with only one
Or Two packers doing anything. The result
was mat the rev buyers Out eEriy picked
Up the Dest " ule hogs, such as would suit
-24oc nLgher than Yesterday low close
BuL quite a little lower tlan yesterday
morning, To put Il another way me eaTly
moss sold on an average a little ander yea
tsrdaE : average price. After The ~snipDers
trapped oul and other early buyers had
enough hogs ~ be On easy street the mar
hei uiauticAIy came 10 q Stands IN. II
vas vefy evident that several OF tne PACK
srs Mere auA bearisn la their news and
n9t diApoFed to be IN u hurry ab0ut
ul.lug orders
About half or ths total receipts sold in
l4r season, but tie packers continued very
prarsn IA their atutude AID tne markeL
lnstsad Of improving rapidly grew wore
until bids were lOe lower than the early
market In oJAer words, packers were 80
Qlne A-@ Tor the general run ~ pretty
decent loads, and occasionally RO 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-The cotton marker
opened steady al an advance Of SGS points
and soon sold sIl2 points net higher on
firm Liverpool cables. continued reports
OF a better demand from mills, covering
and a renewal OF bull support. An deliV-
cries made new high records for the sss-
sion and May contracts sold az 10 cents.
There was heavy realizing around thiv
Level. but offerings were very well ab-
sorbed within a point or two OF the hest
during the middle OF the morning.
Futures opened steady; January. II. Sc:
February B.52e bid: March. B.7Oc: MAY.
l597c: June, B.SSGl5.E9c; July. IS &C. An,
gust Ib.65c; September. I4s6c; Octob r
Lb6c; November. 253C offered.
Futures closed steady; December, Ib.slc.
January. B3Sc; February. Is Sec. Marcb
5.7ec; May, B-ssc; June. I6.90c; July. I5 90.
AUGUST B6c; September. lake; October.
l379c.
Spot closed quiet; middling upiands
l575c; middling gulf. Ice. Sales. 500 bales
GALVESTON. Dec. 3-COTTON-steady.
SEw ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-CoTroN-
Spots were firm. Low ordinary. lIAc
nominal, ordinary, - 7-l6c. nominal.
good ordinary, l3Nc; strict good or
binary. Il 5-lBc; low middlinE. H%c.
ding. IS 6-l6c, strict middling, Is T-I6c.
good middling. IS S-l6c, strict good mid
ding, l5Ac; middling fair. 3 Lice; mid
ding fair 70 fair. 1914 C; fair l6Ac. nom
mat Receipts. S.34s bales; stock. I73,-
ST LOUIS. Dec. sa-corToN-
Steady; mtddling, l5hc. Sales. 57T bales;
receipts. 1895 hales shipments. AI6a
bales; stock, 4L75l bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
Coffee Warket.

NEW YORK. Dec. 28-Market tor COT
Tee futures opened steady al unchanged
prices 70 a decline OF 5 points. and sased
OFF slightly during the dav under local
neatztng and n sympathy win tie clos
ing decline Of crauc az Hhvre There
90 weaken 0hfideHce IN prices but the
market found uttls support owing Dos-
sthtT TO the close apnroaCh 0f the holL
days, and Wfide me dnaf tone was
steady prices we're Z 10 I0 points nat
lower Sales Tor the DAY were reported
q $3.50 bags. including January al
al5c, March ~ dS5c. May al dg6c: July
at~I.rbc ana September a. ToSTTIOc
spot steady RI Nd. q 81 aS~a. sanIos
No 4 ~ nnd, quiet COrdova- sW1lMc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
Kanzas City Live stock

KANSAS CITY. Dec 2s@CATTLE-
Receipts. 5000 head. Including sac south
ems, market steady to strong, active:
choice expsrts and dressed beef steers.
$6.t5d 150s fair TO good. S4.s566.00;
western steers. S4.00d6.I5; stockers and
feeders. $500 zoo; southern steers,
400 QS25; southern cows. S2.T5d425;
native cows, $2.S045.T0; native heifers.
$500 525; bulls, S3.JOq475; calves,
SS.BO9S.25.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market
steady to lower; top, Ss.35; bulk OF
sales. S7.90ds25; heavy, S8.2548.35;
packers and butchers. S6.IG9830: light,
SZ.T59S.l5; pigs. S5.50aT.A0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500
head; market steady, dull. Lambs, S6.25
4S.OO; yeArlinggs, s57546.s0; wsthers,
S5.0045.75i ewes, S42545 .25; stOckers
and feeders, S3.5OQ5.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices On Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, Dec. &-Urgent covering by
shorts IN the face OF bearlsh news caused a
SUBSTANTIAL advance in wheat prices here
LOoay, final figures beng up AUsc to l5zc.
Corn. oats and provisions also closed
sNrOng.
Unusual activity FOR a pre-holiday mar
ket was displayed in the wheat pit through
out The eHtre session today and a strong
tome prevailed She greater part OF the day
There was little In the news Of the day
Of a buHish character. but the majority OK
traders were Inclined 20 the behef tina a
reaction was due after the decline OF the
last thEee days. The buying was QUITE
general; bur demand by shorts was a no
tceabls feature. Increasing receipts IN tif4
counury-1 weak cables and continued slack
demand FOR the cash grain were almost an
trely Ignored as factors in the situation.
1he DECEMBER delivery manifested the
greatest buoyancy and during the day sold
between. Al4i4 and h-l6R. May ranged pc
tween 1O and N.ulz. The close was az
the top for December and &c below the
best mark for May.
The corn market closed strong, with
prices az @HaSc 10 7S5sc compared with
yesterdays final figures.
The strength OF wheat and corn had a
builish effect on Oats. The market closed
strong, with prices &C 10 1hc higher.
Provisions were strong all day. Prices
al the close were unchanged to 224c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artcles.l open. High. Low. Close Yes'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARkKI
Country Shippers Complain Of Short
~ are Of Cars in the West.
&EEAT VALUES SOAR sKYWARD
Corn I kes strength from Firm Zone
- Aarkrt-RaIIy Thouzht 20
&c rempsrarv--Cash buy
ers MD I'D.
tEZAT VALUES SOAR W

OMAHA. Dec. q. lgN.
- Ntt1t market showed better tone
tJuas being less bearlsn and
uniJaolng by bulls was less In evidence.
complaints from country shippers ar
numerous, regarding the shortage In cars
ana large receipts are expected as soon
as the railroads are able 20 move the stuff.
me corn market Is holding well In spite
or better receipts and free selling and
SLOW demand. Cash corn u easier, win
Falues some lower. Buyers are SLOW takers
VI offerings.
Wheat started strong and with light Of
Itrlngs and renewed buyiug b. bulls who
mad closed our their lines last week sent
values up. Cash bidders were forced 70
hid up 10 induce any offerings.
Corn took strength from the hrmer
wheat market ana advanced today. he
ceipts were better and a larger movement
is expected This rally h. predicted 20 be
4rir temporary. when heavy receipts VIII
ftaken the market
Primary wheat receipts we're H4.O0 bu.
and shipments we're 1GS.g0 bu.. against re-
ceipts last year Il 410eJ0 bu. and ship
nlents Of i5l,4S bu.
and shipments we're $500 bn., against re-
Ceipts last year OF 5430o bu. and ship
meuts Of 1000 bu
Clearauces we're $1,000 bu. Of corn. 500
bu- or OATS and wheat and flour equal %
5sS.1Vg bu.
Liverpool closed I'd to s.d lower on
corn.
Local range Of options.
Articles. Open High. Low. close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Standard cop
per was firm today. Local dealers quote
copper at ga258I3s2H: electro
lytic ar Sl2.l2A al3.S7h and casting at
Sl3.O0 Wla25. The English market was
easy. with spot quoted At t60 Is Cd and
futures at f61 los. Tin was weak: SPOT
closing at G3345G3E66 The London
market was lower. with spO at f152 Is
Sd and futures at fl53 los. Lead was
tirm. with spot closing at S4-6Th 0AT2h.
L9ndon market higher az fl3 IS Sd.
spelter. easy; spot $3.50. London mar
ket Unchanged az f23 . Sd. IRON was
higher at SIS 50 for Cleveland warrants
IN London. Local market. unchanged.
> 7 LOUIS, Deco. 28-METALS-Lead
urm S4foa Aso; spelter, easier, s612h
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24

ST. LOUIS. Dec. observation-disclosures,
LOO head. including COO Texans; market.
steady; native shipping and export steers.
$.S5G&50; dressed beef and butcher steers.
IS. 40u6.50; steers under 1000 pounds. $500
10: stockers and feeders, SodA.5: cows
and heifers. 8.5d6O3; Gamers. S2OOH2B:
bulls. Sa3d45O; calves. s5.59GgW: Texas
and Indian steers. 3.5095.0; cows and
heifers, 81
HOGS-Receipts. ZOO head: market,
steady; pigs and lights. S.T5GS15; packers.
S.lO1S3o; butchers and best heavy. $3.50
$50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 200
head; market. steady native muttnns. g. so
as %; lambs. S6.25lS60; cuts and bucks,
S325dA 70; ecker 3O9d30.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Rain or snow Christmas Eve and
Warmer TN East Portion.

oMAHA. Dec. 3. L04
Generally cloudy and unsettled weather
prevails in all Dortens Of the country ms
morning except ln the southern states.
whore y Is clear and somewhat colder.
SHOWS onunu general In the Rocky
mountain region. and LEGAL SHOWS continue
scattered throughout the upper Missouri
and MISSISSIPPI valleys. the lake region
and extreme upper Ohio valley Wirh rains
IN Texas Temperatures have risen IA Ire
eastern states. lower lake region and Obis
valley, and are decidedly higher west ~
the Missouri river into the mounralps
With the unsettled condition that ure-afiv
throughout the west and southwest ~
outlook Ii favorable for unsettled weather
with rain or snow In this vicinity tonight
ard Friday with warmer tonight
a Record OF temperature and preCfpitafion
compared with the corresponding day III
1893. iss. 1907. nas
FreeipitauoR a 4 az
Normal temperature FOR today. Is dserees
Excess tn precipitation since March IsL
4 20 inches.
peneency- corresponding period in lss.
Al inches
Deficiency Correspondents period In lgf
- Inches. l. A WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-24

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-FIrm; winter patents. S.lG65. 90:
lnter straights, Aod6B; spring straights,
TA10G4B. bakers. 26TG@
RYE-No. 2 Bc-
BARLEY-tetd or mixing, 5Sa61c; fair
TO choice mailing. Solo
SEEDS-Elax, 10 I southwestern, a.S4:
No. l NORTHWESTERN, a,st, Timothy, GT5.
Glover. D.5aH1a@
oVsIONS-Mess, pork, per bbI.. S2E
sides QOOsel, m.g11GlL5, short clear
! sides Boxed0. SllaS LT12 LIZ.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour We're
equal % 56dO0 bu. Primary receipts were
544.09 hu., compared with F0,e8 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
receipts FOR tomorrow. Wheat
IS cars: corn, - cars; oats. I46 cars; hogs.
I.Oo9 head.