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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
New Yorker Wins Again
At Horse Show

LONDON. June 1s.-W. H. Moore of
New York continued his winnings at
the International horse show today. His
horse, Florish, captured first and his
White Wall Ariel third prize in the
class for single harness horses over IA
and not exceeding 10 hands. shown to
two wheel carriage.
Moore also took second and third
honors in the judging of pairs of har-
ness horses over Is and not exceeding
1872 hands.
Judge Moore turned the tables on A
G. Vanderbilt this evening in the Cor
inthian coaching event from Olympia,
about seven miles, capturing first prize
The third prize was awarded to Van
derbilt. Saturday Vanderbilt won the
coaching Marathon. while Judge
Moore's Finan finished third.
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Madman Wins Latonia
Feature Race

LATONIA. June 13.--Ma oman, Guy
Bedwelrs first entry at the present
meeting. won the feature race at La
tonia today The horse defeated Han
bridge by a scant length. Results:
First race. four and a half furlOngS- len
Scott. ght $3.50 won; Miss Ballisfites
place $3.50. second; Permela, show $3.50. third.
Time. 90 Is.
Second race. one mile--Southern Gold stralgaE
So. won: Yankee Poop place $50. second; Nan
Third race six furlongs-Aliee George,
straight S3. TO- won: Topsy Robinson. place 81. 10
1:14 %.
Fourth race six furlongs-S Sladman. straight
S7fO won: Hanbridge. place 81. so. second: Al
muller show $2.TO third Time 1.13 %.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Merriek, straight
$50. won: Dainty Dame. place s.. 10 second;
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-My CAL
straight S19, won; Belle Glen, place 500. sec
ond Quaggs. show s5.1O. third. Time. 1:45 10.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The CITY of sydney. f,rgo

The steamer City of sydney sailed for Ancon
and way ports on Saturday with cargo valued
at s115,005 to be distributed as follows: For
Mexico, S4.123; Central America. Si4 442
Panama S2,0s6: New York. $93,023; Colombia.
S672; Ecuador $a31; Jamaica. $50: Trinidad
island S3S The principal shipments and their
destinations were follows:
To sIexico-90 hbls -four. "a cs canned goods
GOO lbs and 4 bxs dried fruit 800 lbs raisns
Il pkgs potatoes. 635 lbs Spices 3.276 lbs sal
10 cs salmon, 1000 SKIS cement 10 pkgs mill.
work, 4.093 lbs gambler. l.2o0 TT lumber $40
'''Is 70 s Central America bbls -four / 200 his
rice. 900 lbs Goldfish, 90 cs canned goods 10 rs
salmon 74S lbs tea. 1,100 lbs lard, .l1g his
hams and bacon, .225 lbs dried fruit. RIO lbs
raisins 1.74S lbs spices. 5S7 gals and 30 cs
wine II gals and 80 cs whisky 40 bales bars
20 cs oils. 100 kegs powder. 500 cs Kerosene, 52S
lbs tobacco. 10 pkgs machinery, % pkgs paints.
To New York 900 gals and . cs wine.
1902 gals brandy, 163, T60 Tbs beans. 3342 cs
canned goods 25,3 $50 lbs dried peaches. Az a0l
lbs raisins $4,000 lbs glue, "a 300 Ibs horns
132. ia lbs old rubber. 35S SKIS scrap leather
1877 .32s lbs wool, 100 cs typewriters
To Colombia-12o bbls -four pkgs potatoes
and onions
To Ecuador 100 cs salmon. cs canned fruit.
40 gals wine.
To Trinidad sland--1O cs salmon
TO Jamaiea-20 cs capned fruit, % bxs
raisins.
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The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 1852; New York, $3.50;
SYNOPSIS
Rain has fallen along the coast from Eureka to
Marshfield. and cloudy weather is reported
throughout Washington. Oregon and northern
California. The temperature has fallen about
eight degrees in the San Joaquin valley and
from 10 to Is degrees in the Sacramento valley.
Cool weather continues throughout the state.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff so and
at Fresno ~ per cent.
Following is the forecast for the so hours end
inf at midnight June II. 1910:
San Francisco and vicnity-Cloudy unsettled
weather Tuesday; possibly showers in the
Ing; moderate west winds
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Tuesday possibly
showers; continued cool; moderate west winds.
sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday. with
showers; continued cool: light south winds
San Joaquin yalley-Cloudy Tuesday; continued
cool: brisk west Winds
California south of the Tehachapi--Cloudy
Tuesday; moderate south winds.
A. G. McADIE District Forecaster
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Eastern Llvestock Market


CHICAGO. June 3-caft3e-Receipts esti-
saaleo sll l AZ q 600: market IOc lower. Beeves
So-tV'ee 90: Texas steers IS 3OdT 25. western
SeeetS- So-o0edI.10; stOckers and feeders S4td
& COWS ana helfers, $2.5od7s calves. Se.50@
Eogs-Receipts. estimated at AZ. ZOO: market
- - sszoe lover Light $9.2Od9.45; mixed, 50. 20
: sa 20 % ehoiee heavy, Se.25@s. 4212; pigs, sea
S.So' bulk OF sales, Sq.3OGs.40.
oAeep-hecelptS. estimated at Il. 600: market
'steaoN Native, $S.50@6; western, S375d6.l0;
searhngs, S6-500 so; lambs, native, $5.25@9;
western, S6.5oQ910.
. KANSAS CITY
,s =. ,sNSA e.ANSAS CITY. June 13.-Cattle-Receipfs
ds.uuo; market l0d15c lower Native steers
so.e0eq \ 90; cows and heifers S3eIT .60 stockers
sn4 feeders, Ssd6 50; bulls 50. .T5d5.9O calves
= ss4 SO western steers, S5.50as: western cows.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market I0Gi5c lower
buik of sales. 50 20@9.25 heavy. S9.25@9.30;
80. pigs. SST5M9.
Sileep-Receipts 5000: market steady. Nut
tons S4.50@ CSC; lambs. S7.50d9.5O; fed weth-
Q5.T5
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA June I3.-Cattle- Receipts,
100; market slow 10 IOc lower Native steers
Sa5OM %; cows and heifcrs. S3-25 al: western
steers. S3-f546-s5; Texas steers. S3d6, cows
aod heiters. S3 "a 30; Gamers. 81. ga 4-25;
Stockers ano feeders. S5-50d6; calves, S4QS.25; :;
bulls stags. eJr.. S3T5@6.
Heavy. s9.15@9.25: mixed. S920ds.25: light
S920gs-S0; pigs. SSd9; bulk Of sales S9.20@
ShecD-Receipts 200; market steady. Year
Ings. $40 q Go: werhers S5G6.35: ewes $5M
6.lu; lambs S1-25nS.75.
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Murphy May Purchase
Louisville Club

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 1s.-charles
w Murphy, owner of the Chicago
baseball team of the National league,
is here, accompanied by his brother,
Jack Murphy. who is a scout for the
Cubs, William Grayson Jr., owner of
the Louisville club, and C.. Schmalstig
of Cincinnati manager for C. P. Taft
While Murphy would only say that he
is scouting for ball players in the
south. it is said that he is conferring
with Owner Grayson. with the idea or
purchasing the Louisville club.
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MANY WELL KNOWN
PEOPLE ON SIERRA
Oceanic Steamship Company's
Speedy Liner Is Due TO=
day From Honolulu

HE Oceanic steam
ship company1s lin
er Sierra, Captain
Houdlette, was 532
miles away at s
O'Clock on Sunday
night, and is due
here from Homo
lulu early this
morning. On board
the Sierra are
many passengers
and a cargo Of
island products.
Among the passen-
gers are many well
people, including
Governor and Mrs.
w. F. Frear and
Miss Frear, Bishop
Restarick and his
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BY United Wireless

Monday. Junee l3.
STEAMER KLAMATH-Hence June 10. 7:3O n.
M. for Seattle; June l2 $50 p. m, 10 miles
north of Point Bonita.
STEAMER PRESIDENT-Hence June H. . D.
m. for Seattle: June u. 10 p. m. 90 miles
north Of Cape Blanco; fine weather; moderate
northwest wind and sea; all well.
STEAMER SIERRA-Left Honolulu June s 10
a. M for San Francisco; June II 8 o. m
so miles from lightship: strong north wind !:
moderate sea: sky overcast; barometer 30 81;
temperature J9
STEAMER WAIsoN-Hence June u. / p. M.
for Seattle; June II. p. m of Russian
river; heavy northwest wind and sea; hazy
STEAMER MARIPosA-Left Papeefe Jnne q II
a. m, for San Francisco; June II. D. m.
1.605 miles from San Francisco Hghtship
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Notice to Mariners
Office of United States lighthouse Inspector
Twelfth district San Francisco, June Is. 1910.
San Francisco entrance. Ca1.-Notiee is hereby
given that Duxbury reef whistlfng buoy, here
totore reported not sounding clearly. was re-
placed by perfect buoy June IL, and the num-
ber changed from .'1DB TO '1DR.'i I. II. B..
List of Buoys. etc, Pacific coast, 1908. p 22-)
San Francisco entrance. Cal.-Notiee is also
given that Bonita channel buoy No. 5, second
class can. heretofore reported adrift. wT re-
placed June II. a.. H. B., List of Buoys, etc.,
Pacific coast, 1908 D. 23.)
BY order of the lighthouse board.
w q. MILLER, Commander u. s. N,
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
Chartered for Wheat
lhe British ship Iyerna. which arrived on the
Columbia river on Saturday, chartered prior
to arrival for wheat thence TO Europe.
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son, Judge Beatty and Professors Lord
and Coddington. Lord and Coddington
are astronomers, and have been at Hp-
noluiu taking observations of the be-
haVoir of Halley's comet
Also on board the liner are Richard
". Tully, the playwright and his tall
ented wife, who was Miss Eleanor
Gates, under which name she is still
known TO the reading public. The fol-
lowing are on. board the Sierra:
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SnITH 0MAHA
MISCELLANEOUS sIARKETs
Cotton Market

NEW YORK June 1s.-Hutton's wire says:
COTTON is morlng out Of the United States st
a much faster rate than IL comes into sight
Exports last week were - 9Tl bales against
- .s09 last year. We look Tor only moderate and
temporary reactions. "
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands i-..tc;
do gulf. I5.45c- Sales 7.32O bales.
IL -
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NEW YORK. June I3.-The market for stand
ara copper was weak today, with spot ard for
ward deliveries TO The end Of September quoted
AZ l2.O54 i2-25c. The London market closed
weak with spot quoted f54 los and futures at
tg2 IS Cd Arrivals were reported at New York
of -593 tons Custom house returns showed ex-
pnrts o[ 535 tons. making 43Ts so far this
month Local dealers report n quiet market and
state that in some cases there is disposition
- shade prices. Lake is quoted at l2T5d I3c;
esectrolytic. l2.50dl2.75c; casting, 12-25@
Tin was weak. with spot quoted at $4,000
- -S2 BE-: June, 32.600 b. soc; July. b 55d
8. Ioc: August, 32.G0@3 soc: September 3. 20
a - Soc. The London market was weak. with
spot quoted at fl4s IS and futures at fl49
lbs Gd.
.. Lead WAS dull. with spot quoted at 4.35d4 SOC
New York and al 4.20I 4 DC East ST. Louis
Hhe London market was shade higher at
fl2 Us Cd.
.lSpelter was dun Al 5.5OG soc for spot at
NeW York and AT as G5.02is &c East ST. LSuis
Tie London market closed at E22 5s.
Iron IVES lower az 49s l1lad for Cleveland
warrants In London Locally the market was
weak. No. 1 foundry northern is quoted AT
Sl6-T50IT-25; no. ,, SI6.25918.T5; No. j
southern and No. ] southern soft, SI625d
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lsnca. IIls. sse@silo; LompOc. s1.1oa1 25: watson
a. - - 20 Idaho, 90c@Sll0; new potatoes
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Change of Masters

Steamer Fruto-Old master, c. W. Schuler.
new master. f. w. Sawtelle.
Steamer Santa Barbara-0ld master. f. B..
Paddock new master. 0rmund Sorensen
Schooner K. W. Baftlett--0ld master. Ma
thias OLSEN new master. Z. I. olsen
Enrollment- Schooner NJ Turner. John Lap
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ID. Louis NNonI MnrI.et
Lnndon Hnn Mai.

= Lol Is. June lS.--Wool-Higher Medium
grade combing and clothing y a 23c: light fine,
ID q lsc; heavy. fine, 13G14c; tubwashed. 24a3lc.
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

BOSTON. June f3.-An even break was the
result of the double header between Boston and
Cincinnati the visitors taking the first game,
to .. and Boston the second, to 2 Errors
decided both games Both managers got into
difficulties with the umpire. Lake Of Boston be-
ing seut from the geld and Griffith Of Cinsinnau
from the coaching lines. Scores.
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. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Er

WEDNESDAY. June Is. II a. m. IS head OF al
purpose mares. ponies, buggles and harness. 557
4th ST.. Oakland j. W. MEDEIROS.
AuctiOneer.
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American Association

At Louisville-St Paul /. Louisville O.
At Indianapolis-kansas City l. indianapolis .
At Columbus-M Minneapolis s, Columbus i
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SHIPPING. news OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
EUREKA June 13.-The Hammond lumber
company's big lumber carrier L. II Leggett ar
rived II port this afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock and
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14

BaTrerleS-SUEES
Smith. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA June 13.--Pittsburg played
all around Philadelphia today and won. to 3.
Pittsburg's team shaken up- Wagner going
to frst. base. and Leach to shOrtst0p and Camp
bell and Wilson shifting positions. White
pitched fine ball until the ninth inning when he
weakened and Camnitz was sent to the rescue.
Score: R. "A. z.
Pittsburg ....--............ u
Philadelphia :. ....,... =
Batteries-White. Camnitz and Gibson: Ewing.
Shelter. Moore and Doom. Umpires--Johnstone
and Moran.
NEW YORK June 13.-Chicago beat New
York to 2 four Of the visitors runs being
the result OF poor work By Catcher Myers.
BridweI was the only New York player who
showed form in both batting and feidlng-
Score. r. II. r.
Ch1cago --..-...----.--- .....-..-- II
New York .-...-.-.-
Batteries-Brown and Archer, Ames and Ny.
ers. Umpires-O'Day and Brennan
BROOKLYN June Est. Louis and Brooklyn
got together for the first time this on the
local grounds after two p0stponenents and the
visitors won. Burch scored for Brooklyn in the
first inning on a single a sacrifice and Kun
mell's double Score; r. Il z.
St Louis --.----...-. ..-.......
Brooklyn .-..-.....
BatterieS-Sallee and BreSnahan, Bell and Ber-
gen. Umpires-Klem and Kane
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Weather Report

-, United States Department of Agriculture
weather Bureau San Francisco. June 13 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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HYDRoGRAPH1c OFFICE

HYDhOGRAPHlC ofklCE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
Grays Harl IS Jan. 13 Inner bar buoy sub
merged.
WiIlapa B % Feb. slwhistling buoy / mile
north of bar.
GoIum. r. 2515lNIay 7I...............A....
NehaIm r Feb 2IBar buoy 200 yards n
channel.
TilImk B. 8 Dec. 17IChannel shifted l mile
south in gale Nov. IS.
Nun buoy No. 0 and
Yaquina B IA Feb. II can buoy Nos gone
Il adrift-
Suslaw R 51alFeb. oChannel going north.
Umpaua r. 13hiFeb. 4IChannel in good condi-
ffon.
II feet at low tide to
Coos Bay Is Feb. IL North Bend; - feet
at low tide to Marsh
field
Coquille r Jan. 7Channel straight; good
condition.
Rogue blFl .
Klamth Ri z Jan. 7Channel straight east
and west.
Hmbldt B 10 Mar. 1North channel unsafe
to navigation.
S PEDRO b 20 Feb. 26No change in channel.
Diego B % dec. 9No change in channel.
S Pablo B "a Dec. 1Depth in dredged chan
nell
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NaraI stores-Turpentine and Ro.In

-sANANNAH, june l3.-Turpentine firm,
-asAs q . PC; sales, al: receipts. 9l1; ship
ments. $50: stock. T.140.
Rosin. firm: sales. I.s2S; receipts. LIS: ship
ments. 563; steck. 50.3s3. Quotations: B.
3 So $50; D. Ss-5Od 4.65: Z. S5.O5a5.l0: F.
IS. .lof1 $50: 6. S5.l06 $50; II. $500: l. S5.I5d
.S,25; =. $3.50; N. S5.35; \. S5.T5; VIC. s6a
els; WV, S6S5.
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New York Metal Marked

: LIVERPOOL June I3.-HOps in London. Pa
ihe- coast. steady, E3 15sdf4 l5s.
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Meu,ornnda

Per Br stnr Chathanl--June -. s a. M %
miles Sc of Point Gorda, passed tug Hercules
with log raft In tow. from Astoria for San Di-
ego; south wind and rough. sea.
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OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLI
Notice to Mariners

ping; steamer Jessie Matsen. W. Mswheeler.
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United states branch photographic office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. June
I5 1910.
Tho time BAN the roof OF the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cihc standard time il20fh meridisn). or at Sh
CON. COS Greenwich mean time
J. r. MCMILLAN.
Nautical Expert, In charge
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Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor
PLACE Ft Date Remarks
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NNIs NIUUM IIUt
'Inited States coast and geodetic survey-Time
and heights Of tides al Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add 25 minutes
TUESDAY. JUNE Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-30

every night any longer and as / see moth
ing bright ahead and my journey is coming
to an end, l have made up my mind TO
jump overheard tonight. l know l have
spoiled your Nfe, but some day you may
learn to. forgive me. My last words are
OF love"
Dew also introduced a torn piece Of a
card on which Crippen had written this
question:
Shall we wait until tonight about 10 or
III IL not, what timer
Asking after Miss Levene, Crippen said
to the inspector: Il will do all l can for
her. 1t Is only fair to say that she knows
nothing about It. / never told her any
thing"
The witness said that in conversing with
Captain Kendall Of the Montrose, Miss
Leneve remarked that she had not seen a
newspaper since she left London and. re-
ferring to the murder mystery, added; II
know nothing about it." To the Inspector
the woman said: Il assure you l know
nothing about It. 1 intended to write my
sister when l got to Quebec
When the warrant was read on shipboard
Miss Leneve wept and, becoming greatly
agitated. tainted.
At this point Solicitor Newton questioned
the witness and drew out the statement
that his client had throughout been per-
fectly calm and collected and had given
no trouble to those who had him Ia Gus
tody.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-30
Nehrnnlln NeMn Nnten.

BEATRICE-Harry Horney, who came
here a few days ago from Omaha to visit
his parents. is suffering from an attack OF
typhoid fever.
terday from Fort Riley, Kan, stating that
Company h of Wymore had carried off
first honors in the guard inspection and
won cash prize.
PERU--Edison Petit has been given
scholarship in the State university. He will
institution and at the same time act as an
assistant in the department Of astronomy
PERU-The village council has let the
contract to the Miracle Pressed Stone conf
pany for a new jail. The structure will be
l0xl2 feet inside, single room only, and
will be constructed of cement blocks, with
reinforced cement roof and an iron door
BEATRICE-The Gage County Teachers
institute will open here Monday and last
until next Friday. The instructors are
Superintendent stephens of Lincoln, Super
intendent Bradford of Kearney and Miss
Bertha Knoll Of Wisner.
PERU-The Nemaha Baptist association,
comprising the counties of Nemaha, Rich
ardson. johnson and Pawnee, will meet at
Peru, September q s and g. Delegates will
be present from ali the counties named
and there will be number Of prominent
speakers from over the state, and one from
India
FULLERTON-Last evening Mr.. and Mrs
Larson of Primrose, Neb., who have been
visiting Mayor Knudson while attending the
Fullerton chautsuqua, left for their home
They went in their touring car, which over
turned near Cedar Rapids seriously injur-
ing Mrs. Larson
HUNTLEY-Miss Jesse Paine living four
miles southwest Of Huntley had the back
Of her head severely cut open in a runaway
on her return from driving to Alma Satur-
day night. Her conditin Is serious. She is
IS years Of age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-30
NEW EDITOR FOR THE TIMES
Labor Paper Will he Controlled by
o. o. Back, Publisher of
TrcynOr Record.

o. o. Buck. editor and owner of the Trey
nor Record. has closed negotiations by
which he has secured a controlling interest
in the Weekly Times, the Council Bluffs
labor paper The paper was reorganized
last fall and its stock taken UP by num-
her Of responsible business and professional
men. 1t is a majority OF this stock that has
been secured by Nj Buck. He will assume
the active management and control OF the
property on September l. For the present,
at least, he will continue to conduct the
Treynor paper, but he will remove to
Council Bluffs with his family at once.
Mr.. Buck has the distinction of being a
phenomenon in the newspaper field. He
went to Treynor six years ago and started
q paper when 1t was merely an inland
crossroads hamlet that had clustered
around blacksmith shop and a general
store. 1t had no railroad and not even
postoffices Within radius of half a mile
there were just thirty-five people residing.
There was no prospect of railroad, and
1t still has none, but it has a postoffice and
Buck is postmaster. He is likewise mayor
Justice of the peace and town marshal
For the first year he printed his paper in
barn on the farm. Now he has a fine
office, we'll equipped in an Incorporated
town of nearly 800 population, which is at
the present time the eastern terminus Of
the Iowa and Omaha Short Line Interurban
road to be opened this fall Among Bucks
other duties he is chairman of the pub
licity committee Of the corn show, and he
is giving 1t publicity by the cord,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-30
CIRCUS POSTERS COVER SPACE
Advance Man says Board Five Times
Size of Bee Building Would
be Required Here.

If Omahans were to come down town
early some morning and find huge bill
board erected on the Farnam and Seven
teenth street facades of The Bee building
and extending five times the height, they
would be surprised to say the least,
1t would take a board of these dimensions
to hold all OF the circus bills posted in
Omaha and vicinity for the Forepaugh-
Sells circus, which comes here Monday,
September 10. according to Harry B. Ora
ham, manager OF the first advertising car
which came to town yesterday morning.
The advance man says that from 10000 to
Is. 900 sheets of paper are posted in every
stand. To the lay mind this is about as
calculating as sanskrit to Wyoming sheep
herder. In passing it may be said that
sheet of circus paper is AZ by 2s
inches. Several weeks ago a crew Of billers
were in town doing some preliminary bill
ing. The car now here is the first regular
publicity conveyance to arrive. Three more
will follow
After exhibiting in Omaha the big shows
go to Council Bluffs. The coming engage
ment will be the first here for several years
for this foremost OF American shows. 1t is
said that an entirely new outfit has been
provided for this seasons tour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-30
Nebraska
BERLIN GLEN SAVES LIFE
OF CHILD ON TRACK
Craps Boy from in Front of swiftly
Moving Train Rt Hildreth in
Nick of Time.

HILDRETH, Neb., Aug. 2s.-(special)-
Berlin Glen Of Atlanta, while in Hildreth
to spend carnival week with his parents,
saved the life OF little 5-year-old Tyra
Bever, son Of T. L. Bever With crowd
Of fellow peasure-seekers he had gone to
the station in the evening as the passen-
ger train came in. without sounding a
warning the train glided out Of the dark
ness and UP TO the station, the headlight
unit. the train making less noise than the
crowd
Tyra Bever was a half block away, when
he thought Of something he wished to tell
his mother, who was at the station. He
raced toward the oncoming train and
sprang on the track in front OF the engine.
Mr.. Glen saw him coming and sprsng on
the track, seized the boy in his arms and
stepped back TO the platform just as the
train whizzed past.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-30

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Aug. 29.-(Special.)
-As the result of an old pistol with which
himself and a boy friend were playing be-
ing accidentally discharged, Angus Rob&l-
son, the 14-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter Robinson. living near Corsica, was
wounded and had a narrow escape from in
slant death. At the time Of the prems-
ture explosion the weapon was in the
hand of his boy friend. The bullet entered
the right side of young Robinsons neck
and as yet has not been recovered. The
physicians in charge OF the case are taking
all precautions to guard against blood
poisoning.