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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
MORE LIVE STOCK RECORDS
Totals for Week and Month Show
New High Marks.
WORLDS RECORD FOR WEEK
Record for Month IL EcIipsed by To-
tails Up to Date and Number OF
Cars Received and sent out
Make New Marks,

More records for receipts OF live stock
At South Omaha, in addition to the worlds
record established September %, were found
TO have been eclipsed when the totals
were reported Saturday. The total receipts
OF sheep for the week reached 166,22s. and
was the highest ever known in the markets
Of the world The total September receipts,
likewise, were the highest in the sheep
department ever received at South Omaha,
the months receipts being 613723. The
previous record for the month had been in
September Of last year, when S29 sheep
were received
The cattle record was established Septem-
Der 8, with total Of 1858, compared to
the record Of 1900 for one day made in 1902.
This week has brought about the record
receipts Of cattle for that period, with a
total OF 42,6OO head. The cattle receipts OF
the month we're 1889, the best ever re-
ceived at the local market
The record number Of cars were received
this week, the figures being 2,7OO compared
to 2,6l1 cars in one week last year. The
total number of cars for the month was
$50
Another record was established in the
loading out Of 100 more cars than ever be-
fore were sent out from the local market
In day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
Register Tuesday
or Risk Ballot
Lineup on Second Day of Registra-
ton Will Afford Dope" on
Election.

The registration next Tuesday will
give the politicians a chance to line up the
possibilities of election day. The party
Affiliations declared by the 5000 or rs, 900
voters who will sign up on that day and
October 20 will prove nothing definitely,
but VIII show which way the wind blows
and how enthusiastic the voters are going
to be when the real test comes.
The campaign committees are doing the
best to get everybody out Tuesday. There
are only 1874 on the Omaha books from
the fist day, September g. and SAG in
South Omaha. This means that more
than 10000 men in Omaha who are prob
ably expecting to vote November have
not yet signed the books and are running
the danger of great inconvenience or a
positive disfranchisement, If they do not
get busy. The last da ywill probably be
a great rush, and a rush always means
loss OF registration. EVERYBODY inter-
ested wants to do away with it as much
as possible.
Inc penalty for not registering is Civ
ing up your vote or going to the clerk s
OFFICE on election day and getting your
rights sworn to by two freeholders who
have completed years residence in your
ward and precinct. Those who went
through this process on last primary day
are not registered and should not believe
that nothing more is necessary for them
They must register again Just like anyone
else.
Omaha is expected to cast over is, 600
votes, South Omaha about 5000 and the
country precincts about 2,0OO This may
possibly be swelled to $4,000 in all If
everybody gets Interested.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
Motorists Must
Garry Lights
Commissioner Packard Declares He
Will Take Steps Against Careless
Autoists on Speedway.

Action against motorists running into the
city without lights after having spent the
Afternoon at the Omaha Motor speedway
will be taken up by the Board of County
Commissioners IL County Commissioner
Pickard has his way.
Complaint that the laws requiring lights
on motors are being violated by some of
the speedway patrons was made to the
commissioner Friday night.
Il will propose that we station at least
ono officer there to see that the motors
carry lights" said Mr.. Pickard. 1t GER
tainly Is dangerous for them to run with
out them and 1t surely is a violation of the
law. l don't want TO be understood as
having 1t in for automobile drivers.
drive machine myself. Ninety-nine out OF
100 are careful drivers and conform to the
law in every respect. They get into disre-
pute on account of the recklessness and
carelessness of the other one"
hr. Pickard said he believes there should
bea law requiring horse drawn vehicles
10 carry lights. Since automobiles have he
come so common II is as necessary for pub
lie safety that carriages carry lights as
that motor driven cars carry them.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02

Omahans who beat me In this week have
been telling Of meeting other Ou,ahans
abroad. We ran into a good many: In
Paris. Senator and Miss Millard, Miss Han
soon, Charles Greene and Mrs Greene and
General and Mrs. Henderson, IN Berlin We
saw Mr.. and Mrs r. l. Haller; in Lucerne,
Mrs Draper Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Blackwell.
America is preferable to Europe from
many points Of view and among others.
the far greater decency here, particularly
in the theaters. l do not refer to the
lower grade playhouses OF Paris and Ber-
lin. but the better ones. where one would
expect that the players speeches and
jokes would be reasonably clean. But they
are not-quite the reverse. and anyone
Wiz. even a smattering of decent feeling
is sure to be affronted.
THE passion play at Oberammergau is
wonderful drama, wonderfully staged
and wonderfully acted. II was the most
impressive and beautiful thing we saw
abroad"
MIR. Brandeis and mis- family made an
extensive trip. They visited Lucerne. St
Mauritz Munich, Nuremberg, Strausburg,
Baden Baden, Dresden, Berlin, Brussels
(where they saw the exposition and Paris.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

nave Root Print H.
Ship Your Hides to Smith, Omaha.
Gas Fixturss-Burgsss-e randsn Co.
Take Your Printing 20 the Times.
Best Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works, 4O7 South Fifteenth.
oppspheim Hairdrsssing Parlors-Moved
2S6-7-S-s-40 City National Bank building.
Dr. Fiekss, Really Painless Dentistry
not the cheap" kind. 724 City Nat Bank.
rhs way IL Open through the Neb. Saw
ings & Loan Assn to save money. Weekly
c. monthly payments may be made pays
So per annum. 1906 Farnam Street.
Two Divorce suits-Divorce actions were
started I'm district court Saturday by Mary
+. Stuart against Marion Stuart and Arma
Lathrop against Adello b. Lathrop.
Real Estate Firm Dissolves-The firm
Of Perrine * Wocott, real estate brokers,
has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Perrine will continue the business in suite
S4n Brsndeis theater.
Colonel Pratt ul-Colonel James Hervey
Pratt mas been III for some days at his
home near Bennington. The ailment is not
fatal. but on account of Colonel Pratt's age,
"a years, any Illness is a grave matter.
Adjourned Council Reeting-The city
council he'd a meeting saturday morning
adjourned from the regular Tuesday night
meeting and passed the monthly appro-
priation ordinances to pay last months
warrants.
Suspects are Released-Gus and John
" anio, who were arrested yesterday at
ternoon as suspects in the Lorcon bank
robbery, were released this morning after
having spent the night in jail. There was
no evidence against them Whatever
Psttsrs' Machine Found-A. IL. Fetters
automobile. a StoddardD Dayton roadster
which was stolen Friday night from in front
of his residence at z1I PoppletDn avenue
presumably by JOY riders, was found Satur-
day on Thirty-third street near Pacific.
The machine was not injured in any way
Suit on manifestation to compel the
Aetna Indemnity company to pay SllU al
legged to have been embezzed by cashier
was begun BY Hayden BIOS. in district
court Saturday. The plaintiff alleges that
the indemnity company guaranteed the
plaintiff against loss by the dishonesty of
employees.
Change at Probation Headquarters
Bess kriman, who has been an assistant
probation officer for several years, has re-
signed her position and will return to her
home at Chapman, Neb., for six months
Miss Frimans place will be taken by Miss
Esther Johnson, who has been an assistant
in the juvenile court office, and her place
will be taken by Miss Elizabeth Mccartney.
Had His Mustache Dyed-Charles
Fulks, visitor to the carnival, registered
a kick because E. }. Silver, barber at
1910 Farnam street. charged him $4.25 for
being beautified. Judge Crawford fined
the barber $40 and costs. Among the nu-
merous things which Fulks had done to his
face and hair during his seance in the
chair were: Face and head massage, egg
shampoo, shave and hair wash He also
| had his mustache and eyebrows dyed, ac-
cording to the tale of the barber, and was
the purchaser Of two bottles of tonic at 81
| each.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
.cLucaS axes
College Chair
Omaha Lawyer Accepts Offer Of
Place on Law Faculty at
Ann Arbor.

Victor f. McLucas has accepted the place
rendered him on the law faculty OF Ann
Arbor and goes at once to take up his
work. The position he will fill is an i'm
portant one and very attractive.
Mr. McLucas, who was graduated from
the University Of Nebraska in the class of
1906 took his law course at Ann Arbor
after teaching several years, and was
graduated there in 1906 In the intervening
years he has been practicing law in Omaha
this early to take a promsnent place in its
faculty is regarded as a distinct honor and
has led to much congratulation of him by
his friends.
Mr.. McLucas has sold his home at Forty
second and Harvey streets and takes his
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
Carter Lake is
to Be Improved
Additional Money Given by Mrs. Cor
nish to Be Spent Along the
West Edge.

The $4,000 which was given TO the Park
commission by Mrs. L. J. Cornish for ad-
ditional improvements TO Levi Carter park
will be used for building sea wall or
levee at the west end and In clearing out
and filling up the swampy part at that end
The park was originally made possible by
q large gift from Mrs. Cornish and Mr..
Cornish has donated a strip OF land $50
feet wide at the west end to serve as an
entrance to the grounds
City Engineer Craig has plans for the
wall and for so building up that end OF the
lake that 1t will have firm banks and the
wave action will not make IL muddy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
MARSHAL TAKES A FORGER
RanAe ROsencranse, Arrested for
Forging Pension Warrant, VIII
he Tried at Fargo.

Ranse Rosencranse, who was arrested
last week at Plattsmouth, Neb., on a war
rant charging the forgery of a United
States treasury warrant, has been brought
to Omaha and will be taken by United
States Marshal Warner Monday to Fargo,
N. d., for trial
Rosencranse is accused OF forging civil
war veterans pension at the latter place.
The order for removal was received at the
marshAls office this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
REoPENS RECRUITING STATION
Sisutenant Post of Local Naval Sta
tiOa Ia Ordered to Open One
at sioux city,

Lieutenant n. w. Post. In charge OF the
local naval recruiting station. received an
order this morning from the Navy depart
ment at Washington giving him authority
Sioux City.
The office at Sioux City was eliminated
last June when It was noticed by the Navy
department that the number OF recruits
there had decreased TO such an extent the
station was not necessary.
ouartermaster J. b. Zimmerman. who is
aow an assistant in the Omaha station. will
be sent there within the next two weeks
70 take charge OF the new post.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
A. d. Brandeis is
Home from Europe
Leaves Family in New York for the
Winter-Glad to Get Back
to Omaha.

The best thing | saw on my trip de-
clared Arthur u. Brandes was the statue
of Liberty as we came back in toNew York
harbor
That is no mere outburst for patriotic
effect, but what | actually felt. l had
not been abroad for fourteen years prior
to this trip, for | am not good sailor
shall be content to stay in America the
rest of my life"
Mr.. Brandeis returned to Omaha Satur
day morning Mrs. Brandes and their
children remained in New York. where
they will spend the winter in their home
there.
II suppose" said Mr. Brandeis the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
BOOK MAN AWED AT CROWDS
Closes an Enormous Book Contract
with the Bennett Company
of Omaha.

]. ". Perkins of 2S Wall street, New
York City, one of the great book brokers
of the United States, was in Omaha Fri
day. While here he closed one of the
biggest book transactions ever made in the
west with Henry F. Kieser of The Bennett
Co. book section.
Mr.. Perkins was surprised at the number
Of people in the hotels and on the streets
OF Omaha and spoke highly OF what he
knew of Ak-Sar-Ben from eastern news
paper articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
BIRTH RATE IS INCREASING
More Babies Born This Year Than
Last During the Month of
September.

Two hundred and eighteen children were
added to Omahas population during the
month Of September. OF these Ill were
males and l0 females. Eighteen Of them
were born in twin-lock, twelve boys and
six girls In 1909 during the month of
September there were ll3 boy babies and
SO girl babies.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
AutOlSt Fined
for Accident
John T. Benton is Assessed Twenty
Five Dollars as Result of Strik-
ing Street Car.

John l.. Benton, 1917 Webster street an
employee OF the Independent Automobile
COMPANY who while speeding his car North
on Seventeenth street last night ran into
a street car on Cunning street, was fined
S25 in police court this morning. Neither
the automobile nor the street car were dam
aged, although the force Of the collision
was sufficient to knock the rear wheels of
the car off the track.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02

wAvENLOCK CREATES A HEALTHY
SCALl from which healthy hair will grow.
Removes dandruff. stops itching. Is not
greasy, does not dye. At druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
Marriages Are
on the Increase
Records Show that september Has
Surpassed the Same Month Z
Last Year.

Marriages in Douglas county are contin-
uing on the increase, according to the fig
ures for September Of Marriage License
Clerk Furay " the county court office
During the month 2O9 licenses were issued
an increase OF fourteen over the number
issued in the corresponding month a year
ago
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02
nmnhn Wan Mnrric..

JOLIET. H.. oct. 1.-(speciai TelegramD
Edward c. Cavanaugh OF Omaha mar
ried Miss Bessie Taylor OF Mitchell, s. u,
here today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02

family with him at once to their new home
in Michigan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-02

Five or six rooms every
thing first class.
TERMS: 50 Per Month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
bOYllI2ING

The Chicago Clothing company
team came to life last night and
did things to the Tull & Gibbs
bowlers In the City league, taking
all three games, and finishing with
total score of ?573 to 1884.
The Croft Tailors handed it to
the B. & M Tamales by taking two
out of three games, with total
scores of 1852 to 2414.
In the Glass b league the Sweets
took three straight from the Tux
edos, with a total of 1857 to 1910.
The Bankers league rolled two
matches yesterday, the foirst being
won by the Traders National bank
team, which beat the Fidelity Loan
& Trust five three straight games
with score Of 1921 to 1922, while
the National Bank of Commerce
quintet down the Spokane & East.
ern Trust company In two out OF
three games of the most closely
contested match yet played in this
league. The final scores were 20S5
to 20S2 In favor OF the Nationals.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
HOW dOM

Gonzaga college Is to have a
house indoor baseball league.
Brewster high school football
team beat the Omak squad at
Brewster yesterday by a score OF
rs to 5.
Ogden high school will meet the
Bntte high team on the mining
town gridlron November 10, for the
inter-mountain championship.
The Gonzaga Midgets beat the
Siwashes on the College gridiron
yesterday afternoon to 0. The
Midgets want games with 100
pound teams.
Cisco Bullivant, wrestling IN
structor of the 8. A. A. c.. cracked
q rib In practice Wednesday even,
ing and will be out of the game for
some time.
Spokane college basket ball team
will play the Wilbur squad a Sc
ries of three games, beginning
early in December.
Jimmy Barrett has been appoint
GU illduusCT VI tHC lhiiNauhSC eVohA
In the American association, to
succeed John G. McClOskey.
Johnny Parson Is back In the
ring again, and will make his first
appearance since being profession
E9a:Ad for playing baseball for
money, at the 8. A. A. G. smoker
November IS, going up against
Jessmore In three-round bout at
125 pounds.
The Asotin basketball team is
planning a trip through the Inland
Empire.
William Charlton. of Noz Perez,
broke tire ribse in his match with
!. A. Johnson at Grangeville last
night and was forced to retire.
Jesse Westergard, of Iowa, failed
to throw DR.. Roller of Seattle in
their match at Chicago last even
ing.
Promoters OF the Jeffries-John-
son fight pictures declare that
they will show them In Spokane OF
die In the attempt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
POOL $1,000 TO
BACK GOOD DOG

Local sporting men who like to
see good dog fight, and who don't
mind risking a little coin once in a
while, have raised a purse of 81 900
to be bet on Danger the Dangerous,
the great fighting pit bulldog own.
ed by Mr.. Scarberry of Fairfield,
in the coming match with Black
mail, the famous Boston pit bun,
who is now in Seattle. If too great
objection is made to holding of the
fight in this state, it is proposed
to pull it off in Nevada, where
there is no law against dog fight
ing,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
IS FIGHT LID OFF?

The fight lid seems to be off at
Walla Walla, and followers of the
padded mitt game are floeking to
that city with view to grabbing
some of the good pickings before
the heavy hand falls again.
Several good bouts have been
pulled off there of late, and now
Barney Mullin has come out with
challenge to meet any one who
can come within hailing distance Of
the welterweight limit, and de-
clares he will go any number of
rounds, and put up $1,000 of real
money to back his good opinion Of
himself.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
GONzAGA IS
READY FOR
HARD GAME

The Gonzaga football squad went
through light practice work yester-
day afternoon, their last workout
before the big game with Montana
University tomorrow, and the team
showed up in good shape.
The boys are playing fast game
and are working well together and
the coaches and trainers feel con-
fident that the team will land on
the long end of the score.
The Montana team arrived from
Missoula on No. 5, Northern Pa
cific this morning, and size up as
a husky bunch OF youngsters. They
have been playing hard, fast
game this season, and should make
the GonZagans hustle some to de-
feat them.
The teams will line up tomorrow
as follows:
Gonzaga-Skeffington, left end:
Higgins, left tackle; Boyle, left
guard; GROCER center; OShea,
right guard; Balfe, right tackle:
Mcguire, right end; Roche. left
half; McKevitt, quarter; Moriarity.
full; Sweeny, right half. Subs
Mulholland, Becker, Griesell,
Hayes.
Northumberland left end; Ryan,
left tackle; Gleason, left guard;
Connors, center; Simpson. right
guard; Macleay, right tackle; Lit
tie. right end; Winstanley, left
half; Day, quarter; Dornblaser,
full; Deschamps, right half. Subs
S. Theme, Dobson, Bennett, Ere
dell.
Owney Gehan wants to know IL
anyone was ever stung by a spelling
bee?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
GOOD PLAY IN THE
BILLIARD TOURNEY

Yesterdays play in the S. A. A..
C. billiard tourney resulted as fol-
lows: Doyer 1926, Galore So; Doyer,
80, CASTOR 1875; Toole 1875, Hudgin
SO; Draling 1876, Hudgin So; Single
1875, Galore 80; Hudgin 1875. Galore
1903; Slater 1876, CASTOR II; Slater
1876, Smith 1903; Yates 1875, Archer
121; Galore 1876, Fawcett 121.
Single leads at present with two
wins and no loses, while Archer
and Slater are tied for second place
with three wins and one lose each.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
OAKLAND STILL
HAS A CHANCE

With POrtland's lose yesterday
and Oakland's win, the Beavers
still lead the Coast running by II
points, but the Oaks have a fight
ing chance to COP the rag, for ''IF"
they can win all the rest of their
games, and "IF" the McCredieites
drop the balance of theirs, then
the Wolvertons will lead the run
ming by just two points. But that
"IF" is just about the biggest
thing in the IF" line that any team
ever went up against, for the Beav-
ers are going fine right up to the
last minute and the Seals are play
ing some ball themselves, so the
chances are all in favor of Port
land winning another game, in
which event it will eb all off and
the pennant will be cinched.
Yesterdays scores:
At Los Angeles-Vernon 1, Port
land 0. At Oakland-San Francis
co 4, Oakland 2. At Sacramento
Los Angeles II, Sacramento 5.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
LA GRANDE
IS NOW OFF

The game between Spokane high
school and La Grande has been can
celed at the eleventh hour, owing
to a disagreement which arose be-
tween the members Of the La
Grande team and the faculty of the
schools of that city, over the Ques-
ton of which of the faculty was
to accompany the team to this city.
The players wanted Assistant
Coach Carruther to come north
with the team, but the faculty de-
cided to send Principal Mansager,
who has nothing to do with the
coaching of the team. The players
refused to come unless accom-
panied by Carruther, and the result
was a deadlock, which resulted in
calling off of the game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

ARBoR Mch ST. Bernard dog III
country the Alpha Kappa Kappa
fraternity which has chapter at the University Of Michigan
When weighed 278 Since then he has
taken pounds About herequas of mile from the frat
where lives there candy store and regularly
Teddy" his this
then he walks in
candies upon ticks his
chop licking piece
his and stalks from the store
repeated ckngs of his chops Teddy does not
he back his head hows fairly
shaking the building and then he is sure to get what he wants
know. The ira
eny puppyhood laugh
walk really features
Ann
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
DAILY GETS DRAW.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Johnny
Daily, a new bantam weight, last
night held frankie Burns to draw
at Browns gymnasium. DAILY was
dangerous throughout and forced
the fighting.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
BAT" NELSON TO
FIGHT OWEN MORAN

Battling" Nelson has secured
another match, Promoter Coffroth
having announced at San Francisco
last night that the Battler was
matched to meet Owen Moran in
the open air aerna at Eighth and
Howard streets, that city, in 20
round 60, on the afternoon of No
veIuhor 26
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
WENATCHEE CHEERS
ITS CRACK TEAM

Wenatchee high school declared
half holiday today SO the students
could give the apple town football
team rousing sendoff when they
left for Seattle, where they play
Queen Anne high school tomorrow
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
HOUSTON GOES TO LAKE.

The Houston school football
squad goes to Occur d'Alene this
afternoon to buck up against the
second team Of the high school at
the lake town. The local boys are
in pretty good shape and . fast
game il expected.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

afternoon in the Wenatchee squad r.
first hard game away from home.
The app!eland boys are weakened
somewhat by the fact that two or
three of their star players are on
the hospital list, but they expect to
win JUS the same.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

Headline over news story:
'Ketchers Girl Tries Suicide Is
it impertinent to ask which girl?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

The spokan Press, Delivered, Tor
26 Cents a Month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
TRIP PROFITS NIL

Expectations of a neat profit
from the Oregon trip of the Wash.
ington State College football team
failed to be realized. for although
the team made a little money on
the trip. It was so little as to be
hardly worth counting. 1t Is given
out that between 50 and IS over the
expenses were taken in on the trip.
The team Is now In practice in
preparation for the big game in
Spokane November IL. arrange,
ments for which are now about
completed.