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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29

from Nebraska Liquor House. South llO7.
Ind. F-i347.
There win be meeting of Federal Union
evening ct O'Clock. All members are
urgently requested 70 attend.
Mrs. J. S. Walters. wife OF Councilman
John S. Walters, has been compelled 10 re-
Walters has been III for some time.
Gus Bischoff and Charles L. Krauss Of
the Independent Packing company of St
Louis and heavy patrons Of the South
Omaha live stock market were the guests
Of J. w. Murphy yesterday. MesErs. Bisch-
off and krause were here In the interests
OF their company 20 inspect the quality of
hogs and TO look over Cudahys new hog
killing house. which has a national repu-
tation among the followers OF the packing
industry. The two visitors left last night
for Kansas City, where they will visit be-
fore their return home.
The traders OF the Stock exchange viii
hold a meeting this afternoon at the Live
Stock exchange for the purpose OF con-
OF corn and hay.
Misses Media and Node Wolf OF Chi
cago, en- route 10 Colorado, have stopped
off in South Omaha and are the guests Of
Miss Katie Tombrink. ISlS North Twenty
fourth street
Frank Bernhardt, said 10 have escaped
from the Fort Crook hospital, was arrested
~ o'clock this morning by Detective Ia
loudek. Bernhard win be detained until
the arrival OF the post authorities.
J. W. Bowers of Odell, arrived Thursday
night for q Wait with his sister, Mrs w
J. GLASGOW, 1896 North Twenty-fourth
street Mr.. Bowers who has just recovered
from q surgical operation win undergo an
other one while he 10 In the city.
Mayor Trainor, speaking for the Board
OF Review, denied that the taxes were be-
ing raised this year. He said that the
board was simply putting the taxes at the
same rate prevailed last year. The APP
parent raise IL over the county list
Mira Agnes MAehacek who died Wednes-
day afternoon, was buried this afternoon
from her late residence, 1905 W street Mrs.
Aachaeek was % years Of age at the time
OF her death and Is survived by her hus-
band. Interment in Laurel Hill cemetery.
Chief Of Police Briggs, after q pleasant
vacation in Iowa and Wisconsin, has re-
turned home 20 resume his duties at the
head OF the local police department Dur
ing the absence Of the chief Captain Hank
Elsfelder was acting chief Of the depart
ment
The price OF hogs continues TO advance
on the light receipts coming 70 all the five
principal market centers, South Omahas
top yesterday being $50. Since the recent
general rains the ra4sers have become con-
ddent and are not marketing as heavily
now that the corn crop IL more assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Live Stock Men Discussing Proposed
Boost in Feeding Charges.
OTHER MEETINGS TO BE HELD
Council Meeting Postponed Until
Next ThurSday - Mrs. Maeintee
Suffers Attack from Husband
while III Herself.

In accordance with the notice OF the Ne
braska Railway commission meeting oil
the members of the Live Stock exchange
was held yesterday afternoon in the Ex-
change building to consider the petition OF
the Union Stock Yards company looking
to the advance of prices on hay and corn
The association decided TO appoint COM
nnittee 10 consider the advisability OF pro-
test against the advance Of prices.
The stock yards company has asked for
an advance from $40 TO SIS per ton on hay
and from 800 TO $40 per bushel on corn
The Traders exchange will hold q meet
ing this afternoon at which the same sub
ject viii be discussed. II is expected that
further action win be taken by the tive
bodies.
Council Meeting Put off.
Owing to the long session Of the board OF
review the expected meeting of the city
council was postponed from Thursday until
next Monday. A meeting had been called
for last night in order TO have the coun-
ell vote the SS.OOo which will be due on
bonds OF the city.
II was also proposed to put some impor-
tant Improvement ordinances on second
the mayor that the Monday meeting OF
the council would give ample time 10 the
treasurers office TO get the money TO the
fiscal agents In New York In time for the
opening OF the new fiscal year
Mayor TrAinOr at the meeting took ooca-
sion 70 say that be had Instructed the city
clerk TO send out notices TO all who held
claims against the city to get them in be-
fore the next meeting Of the city council.
Husband Attacks wife.
Mrs. Maciniec OF 81 North Twenty
eighth street, sick ana destitute with three
children TO support. was attacked and
threatened last night by her husband
Joseph Maciniec, who is said 70 have Just
been discharged from the insane ward of
the county hospital To add 20 the already
grave troubles Of the unfortunate she was
evteted from her home yesterday ana is
now being cared Tor by the Associated
Charities
Mrs MacanIso, who is In a delicate state
Of health. has been making an effort 10
support herself and three helpless children
during the incarceration OF her husband In
the county hospital
Wednesday evening MActniee came home
supposedly cured. Towards dusk the man
Is sad 70 have made a violent assault and
grave threats against hls wife. The assist
Gnos of the peighbOrs was invoked and
NAeiniee was arrested BY Detective JOEn
ZalOndek-
His wife. who IL no longer able 20 work,
WAS taken IN charge by the representative
of the Associated Charities and placed IN a
room where she win be maintained until
abe IL able 20 work again
Jerry aAd Hts CAMPAIGN
Seven hundred men % cudAhy'h packing
house listened yesterday noon while Jerry
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
New Man to Head the
Nebraska Dairy Department

Prof. F'rederik Rasmussen, who has
been elected professor OF dairy hus-
bandry OF the University OF Ne
oraska. begins work at has new sta
ton September l. Prof Rasmussen Is
q native of Denmark, where he grew
I'D on one Of the best dairy farms
in the country. Later he came 10
she United States and graduated
from the Iowa Agricultural college
in I90s. After his graduation Prof.
Rasmussen was instructor In but
ter-mAking at the Agricultural Col
lege of Purdue university and later
became professor OF dairy husbAndry
OF the New Hampshire state coli
leEe at Durham. ~. h Prof RAs-
mnssen has had wide experience In
dairying, under different conditions.
having visited Denmark twice since
his graduation TO study the dairy
methods In that country. He IS az
present acting as inspector OF but
ter for a large order being manu-
D. featured for use OF the United
States navy. and viii come TO Ne
braska as soon as his duties In this
connection are ended.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
Suffered With Diarrhoea

For two days / suffered terrible agony
with DiarThOea and Gripping palma. When q
friend recommended waksflold's BiAah-
berry BaisAm 20 me and sent cut and Rot
bottle The effect Il had on me was
wonderful IL quickly relieved the pain
Quoted me and went 20 sleep sooa afser
commencing the BalsAm. When I woke
up ] WAS cured and have not had an aS-
tack OF the trouble since.
! have been subject TO bowel trouble ana
have tried q good many other remedies
with no satisfaction. but this one IL jusa
what ] needed and take pleasure IN writ
ing you this letter telling Of my szpeE4snes
with It. Very truly yours.
n STACK.
ESth and Buffalo Ave. Chicago.
Hundreds Of people (Erown people ana
children) are living today who owe thar
lives 20 Wakefieid's Blackberry BalsAm.
II has cured hundreds n not thousands Of
cases OF DierrhoeA and summer bowel
troubles IN the past Sixty-nvs years after
other remedies have failed. Ho SvsEy~
where
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29

he Is 3 man of iron. with tenacity Of pur-
pose and q wide grasp of conditions.
MY judgment ia" said Senator Penrose.
that Taft will grow bigger and bigger
from this. because he has the courage Of
his convictions, and a. for the wool sched-
ule It ought to be vetoed. because the
American people have not had q chance
TO study the question. and they can only
have fun knowledge OF conditions when
the tariff board reports. / am still OF the
opinion that we viii get away from WASH
ington not later than August Is for the
democrats win see by that time how futile
their hope is that tariff legislation win
be enacted Gt this session"
Senator Brown voted with Ia FoIIstts on
all questions wherein the wool schedule
was q factor.
Aid for Crawford.
The house committee on military Affairs
today ordered q favorable report on the
bill 70 permit the city Of Crawford 10 con-
struct q pipe line across the Fort Robinson
military reservation In order 20 tap the
White river above the fort and thus secure
more abundant and purer water for It's
needs. Representative Kinkaid appeared
before the committee this morning and
made q stAtsment which apparently was
the bin was favorahly reported. All that
Crawford is asking is permission 70 CON
struct a pipe line across this reservation,
being willing 20 bear AL the expense
Representative Kinkaid said this afternoon
that he had strong hope that he could
pass this bin through the house at this
session. ana has assurances OF the support
Of Senators Brown and Hitchcock IN the
upper branch
Representative Kinkaid today RECON-
mended Mrs. Louise l. AOntsOmsry 70 be
postmaster al Rice. MePherson county. TO
succeed Charles H Miller. resigned. He
Also recommended the appointment OF H.
Clay Robbins ~ postmaster at wallace
Lincoln county. vice James s Robbins.
resigned
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. AgEitt Of Hebron.
Neb.. are IN Washington today taking In
the sights Of the capital This afternoon
Representative sloan escorted them 20 the
White ElS1ss 70 meet Prosidsnt T1ft.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
DEMOCRATS AID INSURGENTS
Coalition Pushes La Follette's Wool
Bill Through Senate.
PEERosE PREDICTS A VETO
that Presiaeat VIII BE Justified
In DiaapprOvaI of Bill Pend
ing BOard's Report.
CFrom a staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON. July S-CspScial Teis--
gram.l- adoption Of the Ia Foiietts
oompromise 20 the house wool schedule
did not come IN the nature Of any sur
prise 20 those who have been following
the tactics OF the democrats and the In
surgent republicans. When the democrats
agreed last night IN caucus that they
would support the house bin first. failing
In which they would support la FOllette's
substitute. the lg was up 80 far as the
regular republicans were oOneernsd-
senate away from the regular organiEa-
ton
PearOse On the sit1atioA.
Senator Psnrose. chairman OF the finance
committee and leader OF the regulars. took
the defeat OF his forces with his usual
eSlmness. ImpsrturhAbly he watched dem
Ocrats play into La Follstts's hands and
gave no outward Sign Of the Psnt-uD fsei-
ings within him After the vote he said
20 The Bee correspondent that the action
Of the senate would strengthen President
Taft instead Of smbarrAss him. for be ex-
pectsd. II a bin revising the wool schedule
should reach the chief executive. n would
be vetoed on the ground thai congress
had not had the benefit 90 the findings Of
the tAriff beard. which could not possibly
report until next December. II was the
opinion Of senator Psnr0ss that q manly.
strAightforWArd measAgA giving the rea-
sons for the veto. would help the president
immsAsurably and Ones morS show thGt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
CHrFFoNIERs
BRIEF CITY NEWS



NlecfTac Rans-B1rgsss- oranaeA
Dickinson for district judge--adT'
Rox County Clark. Prank Dswsy-AdV
Auxstophous concert, Hanscom park
Saturday. to ).
- zEx1. Endeman gO0urOs Divorce - Lillian
Endeman was granted a divorce from her
husband. Louis p. EndsmAn, in district
court Friday.
Johnston q sick nEan-Ed Johnston. real
ESTATE dealer and former mayor OF South
Omaha. is confined TO his home and his
l condition Is said TO be quite critical
4 Finger Print Expert WA1ted--The civil
ksryice commission is advertising for a
finger print expert Examinations viii be
held in Omaha At the federal building in
August.
Smith and BuIlArd 30 AlAskA-W. A
Smith, general manager OF the street rail-
way company. and w. s. Billiard viii start
for Alaska for q month OF summer travel
Saturday night
Thieves Garry OFT clothing-Thisves
entered the home Of NJ. c. Peterson. IL
South Sixth treet. Council Bluffs. Thursday
night. and carried away clothing valued at
SIS. The Omaha police have been asked
10 assist in locating the burglars
hoy A Ralph. Printer. Try him. D1Iss
GsbrAakA n Better - Reuben and David
sundberg have returned 70 Omaha after an
absence OF ten years They are the guests
Of L J. Rose OF the Rome hotel. The boys
have been trying farming in Alabama but
have concluded that Nebraska Is q far bet
ter state for agricultural purposes
RtrO EsoaDes On City 1Au-To bring
the city han within the requirements Of the
new fire ordinances. nre escapes are being
put up In the rear. The escapes are Of the
familiar stairway type with platforms on
each floor. extending from the fifth story
TO the basement level IN the alley.
Brown n B0una Over - John Brown of
Mount Morris. n. Y. who was arrested
Wednesday afternoon for stabhing J. c.
Taylor. proprietor OF the Princess thsAtsr
after being elected from the theAter for
creating a disturbance and also Ralph
Jones. police automobile chauffeur who
intsrfered. was bound over 10 the district
court on $500 bonds by Judge Crawford
Friday morning.
RAst 8un with Artznsry cOrpS-Beoauss
the United States government wants It's
One Hundred and Forty-seoond coast ar
tillery corps in san Francisco As soon As
possible the Union Pacific viii run the
train on the same time schedule as the
speedy Overland Limited. the mail and
passenger express. IL run. The time made
from Omaha 10 the coast will be fifty-two
hours The entire trip of the corps is from
Fort MeHsnrT at Baltimore 10 the Pacific.
One hundred and four men and three Of
tiesrs make Up the corps The special
train comes In on the Illinois Central Mon
day night al I1:O o'clock and leaves on the
Union Pacific.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29

Seven hundred men q cudAhyE packing
house listened yesterday noon while Jerry
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
RUGS

nEPERIAL, BUGS
s14o-Size sxs .eaos
t4.55-Size 7hxs SAYS
ts.oo-SiEe ENJOY Ss.oo
MTTRE BRUSSELS
US-Size sx12 .elo.7B
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
TO PLAY HoLLYs
Local Team Secures New Pitcher
IN AIbee of Western

Next Sunday afternoon the Council
Bluffs Merchants VIII play the Holiys OF
Omaha AZ Athletic park. In the Bluffs.
The batteries viii be Aibee and Duff for
the Merchants. and Cunningham and
Claire for the Hollys. As the Merchants
were IN need Of a good pitcher 70
Strengthen their base ball team. they went
70 an expense 10 get Pitcher Albes. one
Of the bat pitchers IN western Iowa. who
has . gOOd record far the last two years
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29

A conscientious endeavor on our part to clear o
and our wareroomS of all spring designs to shoy
new goods at the beginning of the fall season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-29
IT'S A DEEP CUT IN PRICE

Prices pared down to the very limit The savings
ire most unusual-they range from u 70 u. Buy
now and save the difference.
CONVENIENT TERMS MADE TO SUIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02

Olympiad may be held IN this coun.
try. What more fitting than that a
team. school boys now, should win
then1
The idea Of public school ath.
letic league is not new. II 10 an
old story ia the east The report
Of the secretary OF the New York
r. 8. A. L.. says IN part:
The athletic performances OF
the schoolboy athletes OF the r. g.
A. l.. showed remarkable Improve
mcnt during 1910. Many thousands
competed In the various depart
ments Of sport. and the interest,
both among the competitors and
spectators. was widespread.
Just imagine what n grand col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02
Ben Coulon, Boy Manager of Brother John, Says
Il Have Champion, They Will Have to Show Me"

training. after rest OF seven
months. following the sudden and
unexpected death Of bis father.
Brother Bon may properly be
called boy manager" for he Ia
only 81. He Ia the youngest man
ager that ever looked after the af
fairs Of champion.
And don't imagine that man
ayers OF title hunters. or clever
promoters. are finding Manager
Ben soft picking" For several
years he acted a. assistant 10 his
father. when that cievereat OF
match makers was looking after
the affairs OF the champion, and
learned much.
Ono OF the first things Ben did
was TO turn down an offer OF
$4,000 from Tom McCarey of Los
Angeles. TO fight Danny Webster.
"McCaroy wants John TO let
Webster weigh in at 3 O'Clock at
li6." said Ben. And whom they
climber into the ring Webster
would weigh 1870.
You hear a lot about Johnny
making boys weigh In at lis and
ZIG. Why shouldn't her lie won
the title inside tho limit and he
never weighs more than 1f2 or
ll3. ringslde People who thing
he cannot make ii5 are mistaken.
That Marquis of Queensberry
told John he ought 10 be a good
fellow and give away three or
four pounds. As n matter OF fact
he gives three or four pounds nj.
most every time he boxes. What's
the use OF having a class limit II
1t isn't lived up TOT"
And there's moro than home.
opathic dose of common sense in
that query.
Johnny will take Il easy on his
campaign. He will box some
shortdistance bouts around Chi
cago until no Is again In top form.
and then he expects TO be the
busy kid"
we don't care who they are or
how fast they come" said the boy
manager. "All We ask is that the
offers are to be attractive and
that tho boys make tho weight.
Johnny Is bantamwelght champion.
They must all como and see us"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02

The United States has been stung
by the athletic bug.
Interest In the selection OF an
American Olympic team. capable
OF sweeping the boards at Stock.
holm next summer. has reached IN
dreamed proportions North. south.
east and west young men are prac.
icing az events In which they en-.
eel. In the hope Of winning place
on the toam.
Suppose tho American team wins
the Olymplad What them The
answer IL 10 ai once begin prepar
ationa 90 win the big athletic blue
ribbon again In 1916 Tho next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02
NEWS AND
STATS TICS
Professional sports rov,ered
SAYS He.
WILL RETIRE
DOESN'T WANT TO TASTE or
JEFrRlEs' BITTER CUP
tny United rrs.. Leased wire,


CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-rhere IN no
Jim Jeffrlcs fate In store Tor Frank
uotch. the champion OF them all, II
lbs recent remarks are an indica-
ton OF hts future plans Gotch viii
retire With his laurelH untarnlshed.
lie said
"A man attaina hts greatest
strength between the ages OF ~ and
80 Then he begins 10 10 back
He does not necessarily lose his
strength. but he 10 not an agile as
formerly. and he tires more quickly
"rhat fits ms case exactly am
ss strong. perhaps stronger. than
ever was before. but | am getting
slower. The old get there spirit In
not present In the old days when
a man tore into me | would have
torn right into him. but now
merely Sidcsiep and bldo my time,
THAT IL why have made up my
mind 10 quit the game In the near
future n keep at Il long enough
some man will come along who will
down me. intend 10 quit a cham.
pton. shall not meet with Jim
leffries fate. Jim ioai because he
was a mere shell OF his former self
lie had the strength. but not the
speed nor the ability to Withstand
punishment that he had once In
his former fights be was always
punished severely. but he could
stand Il. when he fought johnson
be couldn't. aud there IL all there
was to a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02
NEW
COACH
OREGON WANTS A MAN WHO
CAN COP poBiE'8 GOAT

'"
EUGENE. Dec. Aft Coach War.
nor OF tho u. OF o. loses his job. aa
now seems probable. he can thank
Coach Doble Of the u. Of w. for t.
Not that Dobic Is guisy 81 any ape.
cific act, but simply that be knows
too much football. aud that his team
plays the game too we'll.
II the Oregon squad could win the
Washington game. the rootern
would feel satisfied II their team
lost all other conference games
Hut Warner has been unequal TO
the task. and the college authorities
yet hope % secure a man who can
cop the goat OF the tall washlngton
coach. That's why Warner win be
dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02

lection OF athletes would result 4
the public schools OF each city Or
ganlzed athletic associations AM
promoted indoor and outdoor cor
tests.
There Is no reason why Seattle
should not have a public schools
athletic league The boys win b
for II and will do thor part II he
board OF education will do It's share
Competition in the events in he
elementary grades Of the New Yofb
p. s. A. L. Is between boys II lie
same weight and a glance at some
OF the records. picked at random
from the results In elementary
grades contests. shows the HID
class OF the boy athletes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02
49, 80
BROWNS EXPERIENCE
SAME AB
pAckEY MCFARLAND


Chef Brown. boxing Instructor at
the g. A. c.. says the experiences OF
Packcy Mcfarland with Tommy
Murphy yesterday IL somewhat sim
liar 10 hla own. when he fret turn
ed professional and Invaded Call.
forniA. rmcSey had u all bis own
way, until Tommy came back"
along In the latter rounds. and Chef
had u nil hts own way In the first
round OF bout sith Portuguese.
whose name he has forgotten. yet
ho had an awful scrap on hia hands
before be sot through.
40 you know RaId Chef. that
l fl0ored that fellow IN the first
round with right cross. and be
took the count OF nine hut how be
did como back walked around
the ring with my chest sticking out
a mile. thinking ] had knockout
then and there But he gave me the
scrap OF my life for tho ncs, 10
rounds. although ! did set the de
csaion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02
They'll Be Easy for Me-" Saws AID From Sick Room ;

Los ANGELES TT Freddie Welsh McFar.
put yesterday
Richie
within evidently
In the makeup OF champion As Of
this will back this chatter with cold
This the statement forthcoming this afternoon the sick
Wolgas,
Honestly" continued and
Farand would me
Faand and Welsh fighters
hope the title a
really good win night hen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-02

IL seems to me Lapp and
Thomas should receive more con
sideration II the team again bat.
ties for the big title. They have
proven their worth In two despcr.
ate struggles.
Connie Mack tells story on
Thomas While not a tightwad.
Ira takes care OF his money. lie
believes that when he ls through
with the game he ought To have
enough 10 keep him the balance
of his days. and not be a subject
for a benefit game. Some one
asked Mack. before the series. n
he had any fear about Thomas
against the Giants. None what.
ever" replied the shrewd leader.