Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-29
HAPPENINGSIN
THE MAGIC CITY
Principal Moore Expects Increase Of
Hundred Students at Opening
Of High.
sTAGs WILL MEET ON MONDAY

II expect fully hundred additional
students at the opening OF tho mid-year
in February" Principal 5. w. Moore q
the South Side High school stated IN
discussion Of the enrolment prospects at
the local school next fall.
Next year graduates OF the Edward
Rosewater. Ninton and CASTELAR, street
schools which are now contained in the
South side school district will be COM
PEELED to enroll at the South Side High
school. according to announcement made
by Omaha school authorities. This
should increase the membership another
hundred. With this great advance in
membership there is every prospect that
school activities will be increased 100 per
cent
Principal Moore is even now talking OF
installing linotype machine in the print
ing department. The two presses and
complete outfit of type have all been "a a
for and it is the ambition Of the student
corporation to make the plant complete
by installing linotype machine.
Buys Cattle In Iowa.
After searching the state of Iowa for
two weeks. j. Mcqueen. the Hawaiian
live stock agent who came to the Omaha
market to purchase some pure bred cat
tie, returned to the local yards for the
second time Friday afternoon He had
under his care two separate consignments
of pure bred live stock.
The first was taken from the ranch OF
Dan Mccarthy at Winthrop. Ia, and was
consignment OF pure bred Polled Here
fords. The other consignment came from
the farm OF d. o. Cannon of Des Moines
Pure bred Polled Angus were obtained at
hitcherville, la. The stock was shipped
yesterday from the local market to
Seattle. Wash, from where they will! be
taken aboard ship for the Hawaiian Is
lands. The trip Is expected to take six
teen days.
Stays Meet Tomorrow.
With the coming of speakers from the
supreme drove. including the deputy in
ternational director. Booth Haines OF
Sioux City, members OF the local drove of
the Order of Stays will hold a big cele-
bration meeting Monday evening. Novem-
Der 20, at the McCrann hall, Twenty
fourth and streets. Besides a big pro-
gram, with Brother H. r. Caufield on
the program as a speaker. refreshments
will be served. The latter half of the
| evening will be passed in an Informal
manner.
Preparations for the meeting indicate
that all members OF the lodges of Greater
Omaha will be present. \ royal recep-
ton will be accorded the visitors.
Administrator of Share Estate.
Sol S. Goldstrom, saloonkeeper, has
been appointed administrator of the es-
tate left by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Share,
parents of three children. who were
burned to death last Monday evening
The property and merchandise invested
in the little tailor shop at Twenty-sixth
and N streets will be sold at auction.
probably Monday morning. Announcement
will be made later.
Mr.. Goldstrom will probably temper
arily take charge of the TWO children
Samuel. is too old and feeble to take
charge Of them.
Battle for Gun.
The lives of several hundred parsons were
endangered last night at Twenty-sixtt
and NJ streets when three negroes. DAVID
Rice, 2SOS N street; William Page, 2la \
street, and A. Saunders, Twenty-fourtl
and I streets, engaged in a struggle FOL
a revolver. Sergeant James Sheahan ar
rested the trio before the gun was dis
charged. The cause OF the trouble was |
NEGRO woman.
High school Notes.
The Dramatic club will meet Wednes
day afternoon at 3:1S o'clock at the hlgl
school.
Ing In the old Board OF Education roor