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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-15
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Roscoe Conkling and Francis Herman.
Vice-President Sherman. Elihu Root
and all great men were born in Oneida
county,
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ACCUSED OF JUMPING BAIL,

Michael Pullman. So years old, who
is wanted in Philadelphia for jumping
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Shaw wi, full deep fur, satin ,r m
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rump ends at back and fancy re oa
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coats-Blended Squirrel, :. m
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coats-Brown or Black Coney,
so inches long, brocade ,r M
lined. 0O.VV
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c~oats-Marmot, 50 inches long,
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shawl, collars and cuffs. l4U.UU
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collar and very large muf. lUU.UU
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MuffS - Beautiful Silver - oo
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CoIlars-Natural Fisher -, IN
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tails and claws, fancy lined, ar IN
collars-Large white Ice an 40
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Quality and style mean more to discriminating women than the mere hea1ding
of a low price, which represents nothing but cheapness. It is not our ambition to
search the market fort those dealers who make speciality of second grade and mended
goods sin order to quote suchi inferior garments a dollar or two cheaper. We believe
the N of Newark AM vicinity want reliable merchandise, and the great stock
shown here demonstrates onrf faith in their good judgment Comparisons are not
to us-we welcome hem in order to strengthen our poshon-butwe have yet
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-15

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coon Shawl, Deep full fur. oi'ov
Muffs-Natural Raccoon, ~ IN
barrel. As'Ov
CoIiars-Black Wolf - on
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Muffs-to match, large ~ IN
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colIars-Blue WOLF "a
Shawl, or head at back. -. i4.Jv
Muffs-B ne Wolf m
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Collars-Isabella or Sable
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satin lined o.fo
Muffs-Isabella or Sable o ~
Opossum Pillow. .......Y... o.f0
colIars-Natural A u S. 90
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Muffs-Natural Austria ~ "a
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Coats-Near Seal, shawl collars,
Australian opossum. cuffs and
deep border, brocade lining, re nm
HOW
Coats-Hudson Seal, wi col
lar. 52-inch length, brocade ,,- IN
lining. If0.VV
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and large rug muffs set n M
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Sets-Persian Paw, large shawl
collar and pillow muff, set n m
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Read This Extensive List of Coats, Collars and Muffs

1t is a great source of sat
isfaction to know that the
stamp of approval has been
SO largely given to the L. S.
Plaut & Co.'S magnificent
display Of furs, presented
here in styles for the Fall
and Winter season ofIo1o-1I.
As we have already said
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
OLSON MAY RUN o MAYOR
Councilman whether to
Enter the Race.

~
Enter the Race.
To be or not to be the republican candi-
date for mayor at the approaching spring
election is a question which at present is
troubling Councilman John Olson. He has
been assured that the nomination will be
his If he will accept 1t. but Mr.. Olson is
undecided. He is OF the opinion that the
duties involved on the position would take
up too much of his time and this he says
he could not afford, as he has his grocery
business to attend to. Mr.. Olson is at
present councilman-at-large and recently
declared that he would not be candidate for
denomination. He has, however, changed
his mind In the last few days, It is said,
owing to the opportunities of his friends,
and would be willing to again be a candi-
date for councilman-at-large, but would
not be willing TO run for mayor.
Spencer Smith is being talked of as the
republican candidate for mayor, but SO. far
he has not expressed any willingness to
enter the race. Lee L. Evans, president of
the local aerie of Eagles, who announced
himself as a candidate for the democratic
nomination for councilman in the First
ward, has now decided to fly a little
higher. He announced yesterday that he
would be a candidate as councilman-at-
large on the democratic ticket. 1t is said
that he will experience no difficulty in OBJ
tanning the nomination, whatever he may
run up against when 1t comes to the cleo
ton.
Elmer e. Minnick. who was announced
some tine ago as a candidate for the
republican nomination for councilman in
the Second ward, filed mis- papers yesterday
with City Auditor McAneney and is now
a tull-fledged candidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
sUTOR's CASE our OF COURT
Proceeding Brought in Wrong Juris-
dictIOn, Judge Holds.

dtcttOn, Judge Holds.
Holding that the district court OF Potta-
wattamie county, Iowa, did not have iuris-
dlction in the case, Judge Thornell yester-
day dismissed the suit OF Samuel Sutor of
Cass Lake, MINI, against j. e. CavanauRh.
formerly Of MeAllister, Okl., now a resi-
dent of Pin Bluffs, Ark. Sutor and Cav
anaugh both went up against the Mabray
gang. the former to the tune OF 5000 and
the latter for $500 he being, as far as
has been made public, the largest con-
tributor to the treasury Of the big store"
syndicate. At the time that Mabray and
his associates were arrested In Little Rock
both Sutor and C~avanaugh FASTENED to the
Arkansas city with the purpose of attach
ing what property they could Of the men
they said had fleeced them.
Sutor said he and Cavanaugh entered
into an agreement for the division of the
spells, but that in the final cleanup he was
Mixed by c~avanuagh. and brought suit
against C~avanaugh for 500. Notice OF the
suit was served upon C~avanaugh while he
was attending federal court In Council
Bluffs as a witness for the government
last October.
C~avanaugh filed objections to the iurls-
diction OF the Pottawattamie district court.
claiming that he is exempt from service
from other courts while attending federal
court here as a government witness.
Being a resident OF Arkansas and the
plaintiff a resident OF Minnesota, Cav
anaugh also claimed that the suit could
not be properly brought In the district
court Of Pottawattamie county. state Of
Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
GOSSIP OF THE BOWLERS
Season is More Than Half Gone and
Still the Race is Warm.
FIVE LEAGUES RUNNING CLOSE
Three Teams Are Separated by but
Five Games in M Omaha eaEue
and others Are Nearly as
Holly Contested.
FIVE LEAGUES RUNNING CLOS

with more than half of the season of the
bowling leagues. gone the races in the five
big leagues are very close, in fact. It is
impossible at this time to attempt to pick
the winner Of any of the five. This is
probably due to the fact that many new
bowlers have Joined the teams of the
leagues and developed into very good men
from the start. making It possible for the
weaker teams to greatly strengthen and
be In the race.
In the Omaha league. the oldest organi-
zation in the city. but five games separate
Metz Bros, Storz Triumphs and the Luxus
teams, the first three.
The Commercial league has the prettiest
race in the town, only three games sep
arating Klauck's Glendales, Omaha Bicycle
company. Looh's Willow Springs and the
O'Brien Monte Christos, the four leading
teams. This is exceptional for a league
race at this time Of the season.
In the Cellar league but six games sep
arate the Beselin Mixers, now leading and
the Nancy ~Sunkists, Derby Wooden Viii
and the Excelsiors
tn new Boosters league are also having
an exciting chase. The Yousem Colts have
gone into first place, with the Union Pa
cities, Signal Corps and the Cudahys close
on their trail.
Hardly n week goes by that some of the
league teams do not pick up some new
bowler for the game was never as popular
as it is at present.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
The Big PHI rollers.

Ratekin, the Benson Eagle base ball
player, has the making Of a pretty good
bowler. Another year in the brush should
enable him to get control and he will likely
be drafted.
Hinricks and Drinkwater, the two south
paws OF the Commercial league, will bowl
any pair of bowlers in the city that shoot
from the off corner. Dad Huntington
should get a partner and take on his pair
Of sharks.
Kaines, the only screw ball bowler in the
city, is at Boston attending the conven-
ton of bricklayers. The Chabots miss
him.
Stick Cain has been made captain of the
Chabot team. Cain is a good hustler and
will rave a winner before the sprlngtime
comes. He has signed Obey johnson, who
is one Of the most promising younger
bowlers in the Nty and Is now after Lally
Lahecka, the Derby Mill find.
Since reorganizing the cord Brady
~company's Advos have won seven out OF
their last nine games and have been pitted
against the Luxus and Metz teams at
that.
Marty Martin is looking for some more
matches. Since Jack Mann left town 1t
has been very lonely for the shooting kid.
Frltcher is fighting hard for the leader
ship in the new South Omaha league.
Tucker thinks he can do II, too.
Tommy Reynolds wants to know who
took his shoes, the loss of which was the
cause of him laying out Tuesday night.
Kerr is not using the j. H, H. dope ball
any more, since getting over 600 in his
last league game with the 90.
King Denman has been styled the posing
bowler. Nobody in the city has a better
delivery and to say it is graceful sounds
like flattery, but 1t is just the same.
Our own Russ McKelvey is coming back
into his stride and is making some very
good scores.
Jimmy Lyons, the tantalizing Molony,
has lost his ball and is using one of the
croquet manufactures.
The Cudahy team drew a lot OF hard
luck splits the other night and lost two
of their three games, putting a crimp into
their maTcl to the front. The last game
was lost by but eight pins.
Jimmy Delaney will give a bowling party
on the private alleys at Francisco's Friday
night. Twelve people win comprise tho
party.
The Mitchell brothers will TAX on the
Norgard twins Saturday night for a stake
brothers against brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
prake May rrop rIger..

DIES MONIES, Jan. 2O.-(Special.)-A
though John L. Griffith has not made a
definite announcement, there seems little
doubt that Drake will drop the Missouri
Tigers from it's schedule next fall. The
Missouri management has dilly dallied so
much, according to the local version. that
tho blue and white has practically decided
to take on the Kansas Jayhawkers in pref
erence to Missouri.
Kansas will be a better drawing card
than Missouri hero and there is little doubt
hat the Drake-Kansas game at Lawrence
will be a greater money maker than the
game at Columbia. Last fall Drake drew
a big crowd at Columbia and the receipts
were only $500. The probable date OF the
Drake-Kansas game is October %.
Cornell has written asking for q game
with Drake, but it is likely that Manager
Griffith win keep the same teams on the
schedule for the preliminary games next
fall. so Coach Fingers fast aggregation
win not be seen on the local sridiro,l.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
FOOT WORK SAVES o'BRlEN
Philadelphia Jack All but Knocked
Out by Al Kaufman I'm
sixth Round.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. M.-Jack O'Brien's
ring generalshlp tonigh saved him from a
terrible beating and a possible knockout
at the hands, of Al Kaufman Of San Fran
cisco in a six-round bout before the Ma
tional Athletic club tonight,
At the close of the fight both men were
bleeding from the nose and mouth and
O'Brien had a bad~ly-swollen eye; Kauf-
MANN, however, was in far better condition
than the Philadelphian. There was a ted
lous delay in getting started because
Kaufman insisted on the gloves being
weighed. After this hitch the men were
soon in action.
o'Brien had once defeated Kaufman in
San Francisco and the Californian was
a trifle too anxious or he might have
duplicated O'Brien's feat.
When the bell rang for the opening
the men rushed to a clinch and in the
~breakaway O'Brien sent two straight lefts
to the nose. Kaufman rushed his oppon-
ent around the ring but O'Brien would
stop suddenly and jolt a hard right or
left to the face.
There was little damage done in the first
round. but in the second Kaufman drove
his right under O'Brien's heart and crossed
a left to the jaw, causing o'Brien to
clinoh. The minute rest refreshed O'Brien
wonderfully and he had all the advantage
Of the third round. His exertions seemed
to weaken him, however, and had 1t not
been for his clinching in the fourth round
o'Brien would nave probably been knocked
out.
About the middle of this round Kauff-
mann drove a wicked right to the wind
and hooked a vicious left to the chin.
o'Brien dropped to his knees and when
he arose he rushed to a clinch. His clever
footwork saved him.
In the fifth and sixth rounds O'Brien
would not allow the Californian 20 get set.
The Philadelphia would Jab the nose with
a left and then rush to a clinch before
Kaufman could land with effect. In the
middle Of the sixth round Kaufman
caught O'Brien coming in and almost
lifted him off his feet with a right upper
cut. O'Brlen clinched and saved himself.
1t is doubtful whether o'Brien could have
lasted another round, even with all Of his
brilliant footwork. Kaufman gave his
weight at 1876 pounds, while O'Brien said he
weighed loo pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
pobbins, Appenl Pnla ror.

John r. Dobbins. alleged ''steerer'' for
the Mabray gang of tbig store" ~swindlers,
convicted last December OF completely
in the Fleeing OF T. w. Beliew, a banker
OF Princeton. Mo, out OF $4,000 by a fake
horse race in Council Bluffs. will not be
at any expense In taking his csse up on APP
peal to the supreme court OF iowa. On a
showing a yesterday by his attorneys
that DoblnA was financially unable to pay
for the transcript OF the evidence In the dis
triet court Judge Green made an order
mat the preparation OF the transcript be
made al the expense OF the county, In
such cases the law requires the county to
pay the freight instead Of the state
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21

made in a little more han twenty minutes.
The other aviators did not accomplish
much. Charles X. Hamilton made three
starts in an attempt to lower Paulhan's
altitude record OF 4,165 feet. On his first
flight Hamilton rose 455 feet, on his second
800 feet and on his third about 800 feet.
Paulhan, on the seashore track, exceeded
this without any effort at record-breaking.
Hamilton's machine was not working we'll
enough to encourage him to go higher on
the spiral pathway.
Gill-DOsch Machine Injured.
The Gill-Dosch machine met with an ac-
cident that eliminates 1t from any work
tomorrow. This is an American machine
owned by H. w. Gill of Baltimore. 1t has
been tested out several times, but each
time 1t has met with trouble. This time
the trouble was serious. At a height Of
from thirty to 100 feet 1t circled the field
once, and then came down with a crash
that wrecked the LEFT plane. Hillary
Beachey, the driver, was not injured.
Glenn H. Curtiss made two appearances.
The first time he went around the course
three INES, and the second he tried for a
speed record. His lap was 2:19, seven Sec
onds from the record.
Tomorrow is the last day of the meet.
Curtiss, Immediately after the meet, will
go to Hammondsport, N. Y, to start work
on a model biplane, a heavier one than he
has used here. He claims that he will dem
o~nstrate with this new machine that he can
get along without the Wright patent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
New LeaEue includes Nebraska City.

MARYvILLE, Mo-, Jan. 2O.-(Special)-
1t Is probable that Maryville will be one
OF six or eight teams in northwestern
Missouri and southeastern Nebraska and
southwestern Iowa. to form a base ball
league for the coming season.
The towns proposed TO be Incorporated
in the projected league are: MaryYille and
Mound City, Mo-; Bedford, Shenandoah,
Clarinda and Creston, Ia. and Nebraska
City, Neb.
1t is planned that each town shall raise
a guarantee fund OF $500 for the seasons
playing and that each town shall have
three or more games each week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21

IOWA CITY. Ia, Jan. 9O.-(special.)-
Iowa and Ames freshmen track teams will
meet on May 20 in a dual track meet and
Iowa Will spring a new precedent by hav-
ing the home meet in May, were the an
nouncements made yesterday by Coach
Jerry Delaney.
May IS will probably be the date OF the
home meet, which Is TO follow the Mime
sofa dual meet on April 20. and the north
for May 6. IT is expected that the local
athletes will make a much better showing
in the home event because OF the change
schedule
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21

DIES MONIES. Ia, Jan. @.-(Special.)-
Drake university has decided to accept
the offer OF Kansas university to play In
Des Moines on October %. Drake will also
play Illinois In October. The game will be
played In Champaign on October q. The
games on the Drake schedule as thus far
arranged are as follows:
October S~-I1inois. at Champaign.
October 22-Kansas. at Des Moines.
November R-Iowa. al lows City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
Four Pitchera Traded.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. e0-A big base
ball trade was closed today by the Cincin-
clubs. Philadelphia gets Robert Ewing and
James Brennan In return for Frank Cor
rtdon and Harry Covaleski. All are pitch
ers. Brennan was bought from Hutchin-
son, kan, last fall
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21

Last evening on the Metropolitan alleys
the Dreibus Candy Co. defeated the
geisberg was strong for the Dreibus, get
ing a nigh total OF SIS and high game OF
-. stafford had hign game with 225 and
ded with Primeau for a total Go. Kid
TAllet OF the Dreibus Is improving IN his
bowling. baehr had high game OF 20 and
nigh total OF 81 for the Monte christos.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
speed Association to Meet.

The annual meeting Of the Nebraska
Speed association for the purpose Of ar
ranging the 1910 circuit Will be held In
Omaha in February, the exact date to be
anr ounced later. Associations not members
during the season Of 1909 wishing to join
are asked to notify II. V. Riesen OF Bea-
trict, who will inform them OF the condi-
lions for applicants as adopted at the last
annual meeting,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
)MAHA BEDDING 90.

The News team took two games from
the Beselin Mixers last night after drop
ping three straight to the West Sides. Nc
Lean rolled high for the News with 50S
and Beselin for his team with $40. Sanders
rolled high for the West Sides, 526, and
Mclean, en-, for the News.
Tompkins' Derby Wooden Mills and II Ilys
tonight. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
MIDWEST BOwLERs AT ST. LOUIS

Teams from Nebraska, Iowa and Kan
sas Are in Tournament.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-The Middle West
Bowling association tournament will open
here tonight. The entries include seventy
five five,men teams, ia doubles and go
individuals.
Visiting teams from Nebraska, Iowa and
Kansas VIII bowl Saturday night and Sum
day. Fourteen st. Louis and two Belle
vile QlL)Steams will occupy the alleys to-
night, a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
DietK club TO Elect Officers.

The Dietz club will hold it's annual stag
election party this evening at 1909 Capitol
avenue. Plans are now being made for
the new base ball diamond, which, II Is
said, will be one OF the best In the city.
]. Mcmahon Is the present president and A.
Anderson the secretary of the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
Lyons Defeats Homer.

LYONS, Neb.. Jan. 2o.-(Speclal.)-The
Lyons basket ball team beat the Homer
team here yesterday evening In a well
matched and interesting game by the score
OF II to 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

Ths Council 1luffs offes Of the
Omaha nee IN ~ ~ 1oott Btrest.
Hoth Thonsa a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
PIE Is FATAL TO BAKER,
Long Island Man Drops Dead soon
After Eating Piece for
HreaL{aaL

FREEPoRT, L. l.. Jan. N-Henry Mead
a baker. dropped dead here today after
eating a piece OF pie for breakfast. The
doctor ascribed death to heart failure, SUI
perinduced by acute indigestion. Mead a
Il years old. ,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
THE BEE. OMAHA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 191O.
TONIGHT Omaha Bikes VS.. R~rOdssaard


There will be a big bowling contest Fri
day night on the Metropolitan alleys be-
tween Herb Johnson and Dutch Walton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
Official Scores
of Trap Shooters
J. s. Young of Chicago Leads in
Amateur Glass, with Percentage
of 06. % fa

PITTsBURG, Jan. 9-The official Inter
station association list OF trap shooting
averages for 1909 was made public here to-
day. The averages for single targets are
based on a minimum Of 1000 for amateurs
and a minimum of 5000 for professionals.
The ten leading trap shooters in the ANA
teur and professional c~lasses, respectively.
are as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-21
RErURNSGAME WITH GENOA HERE
Basket Bail Teams Are Keen I'm
Rivalry for Next Contest.

Genoa High school will send its basket
ball team to Omaha to play Omaha High
school Thursday, January n. Genoa de-
feated Omaha last Saturday at Genoa and
It is confident that 1t can do 1t a second
time at Omaha. The visitors team is the
strongest for a number of years and is
hoping to get the state championship. On
the other hand the Omaha boys are deter
mined to wipe out their defeat and run
up a large score on Genoa. The game will
be held at the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION gymnasium.