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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
Fulton May Fight
Willard and Moran

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 2L-Matches
with both Jess Willard and Frank Moran
are in sight FOR Fred Fulton, the Min
nesota giant whose recent ring sue
ccsscs have attracted attention
Tom Andrews, the Milwaukee promoter.
said today he had received from Full
toms manager Mike Collins, an option
tfat Fulton would sign articles 20 meet
Willard before a New Orleans club dur
ing Mardi GrRs week and to meet Moran
before the same club some Sipe before
March Andrews Is acting for Burns and
Tortorich, the New Orleans promoters
Fulton has not signed the articles as
yet as he Is at Rochester. MINI. for
nasal operation. but Andrews said his
signature was expected shortly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

once among his possible opponents. Those
who cannot see" Stecher right now say
that fresh. strong young fellow is
merely blowing broadside through a lot
Of old, antiauated and thoroughly passe
has-beens.
wins Fairly.
BE that as It may. Stecher is winning.
and winning decisively. by fair means.
He is legitimate champion there Is lit
tie doubt Of that. and admitted to be such
through his defeat OF Charley Cutler.
who was acknowledged up to July 3 last.
to be the American champion, sans
Gotch. the bugaboo OF Humboldt stecher
trimmed Cutler In Jig time. wading
through the Chicagoan much as he might
through the veriest tyro at the game.
They all look alike to Stecher The
Turk appears to be formidable barrier
in his path. but at that. three months
ago. he wouldn't have looked nearly as
high hurdle as Cutler seemed to be for
the young man from Dodge.
II Stecher polishes off the Turk. who
will be the next one? Gotch seems to be
out Of the question. for in Chicago a few
days ago he said Stecher had been Of
fered the chance and having turned Il
down. would find that old opportunity
would not knock on his door ago.
That about exhausts the possible OPP
ponents for Stecher. outside of the for
eign stars, and they do not look like
much. The foreigners now wrestling in
the New York tournament are essen
TALLY GraecO-Roman performers and
know little or nothing about graphing
below the waist line. For years they
have had a scare thrown into them by
the Gotch toe hold which has been rep
resented to them as a bone crusher of
the worst type Most of them scream
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

eight months continuous toll to make
and is freely acknowledged to be the
mightiest spectacle ever accomplished by
man. 1t consists OF nearly three hours
of historic tablcauN, nearly three hours
of smiles and tears and warm heart
throbs and gripping pangs OF sadness, q
panorama of life and love that preceded
the first shot on Sumter, and then the
break. the south declaring for state
rights and secession. the north as one
nun rallying to the flag. that Is Grit
fith's inconceivable Birth of n Nation"
A great symphony orchestra furnishes
all the splendid musical score, which Is
so important part of the big show, and
all the sound and wonderful color and
mechanical effects are given. Thousands
OF people have already gone across the
country TO witness its presentation in
the Liberty theater I'm New York and at
the Illinois theater in Chicago. The en-
tire lower floors and most Of the balcony
OF both the above theaters are held at 81
per seat. and seats are now selling for
four or more weeks I'm advance in both
instances
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
All of Dodge County
to Move to Lincoln
to See Big Match

Most OF the male inhabitants Of Dod-e
county viii Be in Lincoln today 60
watch the stecher Hussane wrestling
match. Stecher being favoritc son of
puose county the people are falling over
one another 20 secure tickets for tSc
tain that will start from Dodge stech2r's
home town.
The Northwestern train that will carry
the Stecher rooters will have fifteen c'cs.
\ baggage car will be attached TO ca,ry
the money that the stecher men will pct
On their idol
interest in Omaha is Just about as Keen
end the match Is the sole topic OF con
vocation where sportsmen gather. II
ow looks as II the Merchants hotel spe-
ciai which leaves here at o'clock, will
hr FILLED
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

with fright when an American wrestler
reaches down to grasp them by the legs.
Frank Gotch said In Chicago the other
night that he figured there were hut two
and three men at the outside who stood a
chance with Stecher. outside possibly Of
Hussane. with whom he Il matched
Thursday, lie put himself first. natur-
ally, as worlds champion. and then
named Yousouf Mahmout and the elder
Zybysko, should the latter ever again
take Up the mat game. which is not at
all likely. lie is a prisoner OF war in
Cracow and will be held there till the
termination OF the war.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
Turkey Shoot at
Carter Gun Club
on Thanksgiving

The Carter Lake Gun club will stage a
second turkey shoot at the clubs traps
Thanksgiving cay, starting at 10 o'clock
ia the morning and continuing all day,
turkeys. geese and ducks in plentiful
numbers will he hung up as prizes. The
events will be OF fifteen targets In ad-
di.ion to these fifteen-target events the
celebrated game of block shooting viii
Ecld the boards part of the time. Hot
coffee, soup and eats will be provided FOR
the shooters.
The Omaha Gun club viii also hold a
shoot II il is found impossible to stage
the event at the grounds across the river
on account of the Injunction the Omaha
shooters will go to Carter lake
Bee War, Ads Produce Results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

smallest detail. Griffith's THE Birth
of a Nation" is the first two-dollar pic
ture show. Whether or not it will ever
have a successor depends upon whether
or not another like presentation can ever
come up to its exceptional precedent 1t
has been reviewed and pictured and de-
scribed in all the magazines and dis
cussed in the press of every city where
It has been shown. 1t is based i'm part
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

upon Thomas Dixon's THE Clansman,"
consequently it is rather warm and SEN
sational of incident and rather gripping
of narrative. but It goes back much
farther than that and extends much
beyond the end of the Dixon work.
In It 1900 persons compose the acting
cast and 5000 horses are at one time In
battle scenes. 1t cost a round half mil
lion dollars to produce. required over
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

the worlds greatest character imperson-
ator, in his two best known characters.
THE Dope Flend" and THE Old SOL
der" THE Paris Fashion shop" Is the
second headline offering. Pretty girls.
new songs and dances. and the latest
dress creations from Paris. with special
scenery, will make one Of the best vau-
deville novelties to TO eeen this season.
Vert WiEgin q Co. present their non
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

senslcsl juggling slit ION Joy Street
And the bill is completed by the Five
Musical MacLarens in Big Musical
Surprise
THE Pitfall." modern four-act
drama, Is the photo-production for the
last half OF the week. This play features
Kalem's best talent, including Marin sails
and Frank Jonasson. A big assorted
program completes the picture program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
Catcher Weaver is
Probably Fatally
Injured at Denver

DENVER Colo. Nov. 2t-Arthur
Buck Weaver formerly catcher for the
Denver and Wichita Western league base
bali clubs, was probably fatally injured
today in an explosion and fire that dam
aged the plant OF the Mountain Motor
Fuel company OF which he was superin-
tendent Char'es Peters, driver also
was seriously injured An electric spark
Is believed to have caused the explosion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
TH0RPElAN CLUB MOVES
INTO ITS NEW QUARTERS

The Thorpeian Athletic club has moved
into It's new club rooms at ZOOS Franklin
street The new quarters are much big
ger than the old ones and win be com
pletely outfitted with all the apparatus
necessary for an athletic club. Arthur
Rubin, who has been acting as secretary
q the club. has resigned his position, and
Rem Abrahamson was elected as his sue
ccssor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

At che Orpheum.
An air of gratefuiness pervades the
Orpheum this Thanksgiving day. While
changes have taken place In most thea
ters, and few indeed for the better, the
only changes that have reached the
Orpheum have been for the better. The
attendance this season Is larger than
last season and just about the only
complaints the management receives are
because 1t is always difficult to get good
! seats. so great is the attendance.
The standard of excellence has Inn
proved steadily at the Orpheum and
greater energy than ever IL going to be
applied by Director General Martin
Beck. to improve stlll further Not sat
isfied with the constituents of what
might be termed the old vaudeville, Mr..
Beck is creating new vaudeville. Mr..
BECK has invaded the dramatic, grand
opera and concert stage for talent just
at a time when most OF the stars of
| these fields are seeking a place. and as
vaudeville seems to be the one big
branch of the theater business that Is
open to most OF the big artists and
stars, the Orpheum circuit has been
enabled to contract for the services OF
not only all that is best i'm vaudeville.
but 1t has enrolled on its roster such a
large number of the stars from the
dramatic, opera and concert stage that
the Orpheum theater here and I'm other
cities represent the highest standard OF
class, and are not only the providers OF
staple amusement for the masses. but
they are the favorite resorts OF the more
refined people and the scenes of the most
brilliant social gatherings.
Press reviewers and musical critics
have expressed amazement at the war
ins of the Orpheum circuit in booking
the greatest stars. But everybody Joins
In this amazement when prices of ad-
mission are announced, because the regu-
lar Orpheum economical admission prices.
which are about one-third Of the amount
theater patrons have been accustomed TO
pay for these stars always obtain. The
Orpheum roster In retrospect Is indeed
most impressive. 1t ancludes Nazimova,
Mary Shaw, Mrs. Leslie Carter. Blanche
Bates. Bertha Kalish. Sarah Bernhard,
William Morris. Arnold DAILY. Joan Saw
yer. Jomeli. Elsie Kruger and scores OF
other big artists. Scheduled here are
Gertrude Hoffman, Eddie Foy Rosha-
nara, Laura Nelson Hall, Molly Mcintyre
and many others
Thanksgiving day will be appropriately
observed at the Orpheum. For peace,
for prosperity, for the Joyousness that
emanates from clean. wholesome. artistic
and entertaining stage creations. the Or
pheum management offers thanks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
Detroit Americans
Sign Pat McTigue

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2t--"Pud" Me
Tigue, n left-handed pitcher. who made
fine showing with the Toronto club
OF the International league last season.
was signed today by the Detroit Amer
leans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
At the RrandeIa.

At the Brandeis.
The Birth of a Nation" d. w. Grif-
fith's wonderful photo spectacle, now
playing at the Brandeis theater, remains
indefinitely.
1t is being presented here in all its
musical and electrical glory, the same
attraction that is being seen on Broad
way and at the Panama-Paclfic exposi-
ton in San Francisco, down to the very
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
Dodge County Plans
to Support Stecher

FREMONT. Neb. Nov. 2L-(Speciall-
Fremont and Dodge county will send a
big delegation to Lincoln Thanksgiving
day to see the match between Joe
Stecher, the Nebraska boy. and Hussaue
the Turk. A special train will be run
over the Northwestern. leaving Fremont
at 1880 p. m, returning after the match
It is estimated crowd Of 300 fans will
take in the sport There will he plenty
Of money to back Stecher
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
Al the EmpreHs.

AZ the Empress,
An especially strong show has been ar
ranged for at the Empress FOR TaanSs-
giving day. A double headline bill Is Of
fered. Headlining the bill for the last
half of the week is George Rosener."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

stipation. Foley Cathartig Tablets keep
the stomach sweet, liver active. bowels
regular and Danish billousness. sick
headaches. sour stomach. Stout persons
welcome the light. free feeling they give.
Sold advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

movie basis. namely, most seats at
10 cents, a few at 70 cents and 'jitney'
gallery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

Cole Reports busy Week at Krug.
North Bros. Stock company in play
ing The Great John Canton" which
opened at the Krug theater last Sat
urday and continuing all week. seems
to have met with unanimous approval
The scale OF prices at the Krug is on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

Apartments. flats. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and chesply By a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25
OMAHA UNI TO PLAY WAYNE
N0RMAlS TURKEY DAY

The University OF omaha foot ball
team had its final scrimmege Tuesday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-25

evening at Kountze park in preparation
FOR the Thanksgiving game to he played
against Wayne Normal at Wayne. Neb.
Coach DeIamatre gave his proteges ono
Of the hardest workouts OF the year.
keeping his men on the job until dark
ness called a halt to the practice.
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The day book., 1915-02-16
WoMAN'S WRONGS IS

WoMAN'S WRONGS Science is
charged up with many crimes. Medi-
cal science is especially subject to
that outrage because it is working
constantly against mOnsTous diff
Guilty in accommodating facts upon
which to build a science.
But it is hard to believe that med
ical science justifes prostitution as a
safety valve of society. Morally
prostitution is as much a crime as
murder. 1t is a rank perTersiOn of a
natural instinct. Murder is a perVer-
sion of the natural instinct of self de-
fense. Why not have a part of the
community set apart for the practice
of murder, as a protection for the rest
Of the people against the perverted in
stinct of killing?
It is just as logical as that a part
Of the women Of society should be
sacrificed to the lust of brutal men
IN order that the rest of women
should be protected. But it does not
protect. It spreads disease and pain
and death all through society, con-
demning the innocent equally with
the guilty.
Prostitution has only existed be-
cause women we're deprived of their
equal rights by law and made the
playthings or slaves Of men. They
are coming into their own now. 1t is
to be hoped they will use their liberty
to help in the abolition Of every time
The day book., 1915-02-16
THE VAGRANcY LAW.-Ir

If1E NAONHINSI LAW I0du In
the capitalist papers where Mrs. Leo
nora q. Meder, commissioner of the
Bureau of Public Welfare, says the
vagrancy law should be enforced,
which means from 80 days to IL
months and 29 days at one period Of
time. As she is a servant of public
welfare it seems to me it would be
unfair to handle people in that man
ner. If Mrs. Meder only knew or
could realize how filthy the average
Jail is, 1 am sure she would not recon-
mend such brutal slogan. Mrs.
Meder also ought to know that when
people migrate it is due to the eco
nomic conditions. They must either
migrate or starYe.
Jails do not make man feel hap
py, nor do they encourage men to
become real American citizens. We
are all brothers and sisters in this
world and should act as such. We
are but human. And when she says
that men seek charity, that's not so.
Labor organizations have no use for
charity. They prefer work because
they don't believe in red tape.
The day book., 1915-02-16

their own pursuit Of success. It does
seem to me mothers should be the
first to tell boys and girls what they
are and why. 1 was amazed not long
ago to read that scientists say a child
gets its most important impressions
and that its character is largely
formed during the first seven years
of its Hfe.-A Mother.
A BOYS CoMPLAlNT-Don't you
think that people ever win get sick
of Irene Hough's beauty? Besides
beauty is only skin deep.
Well, cut it out, anyway, you are
wasting good space on her mush.
P. S.-f you keep it up we viii
stop reading your Day Book.-A Boy.
The day book., 1915-02-16
honored and hoary wrong that exists
in our laws and institUtions.-Geo. v.
Wells, 6050 So. Park aY.
REPLYING TO SMITH


ply to "GIaumology," by Frank
Smith, wish to say that his opinion
Of socialism is rather silly, or mis-
construed as to the philosophy Of so
cialism. No working man will keep
what he produces for himself. That
would be foolish. Socialism viii Gre
ate cooperative commonwealth; it
will enable men to receive the full re-
turn value Of their labor. Instead
of that, capitalism keeps fYe-sixths Of
his production, which causes a lay
of or a war for it to dispose Of the
wealth which he produced. don't
think that any Socialist ever advo-
Gated such thing as keeping what
you produce for yourself. I would
suggest to Frank that you study up
the subject before you make such a
statement.-Arthur E. Hahn.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27
NOT KNOCKING THEIR OgA s,%EE.

4 play recently produced in
london was 10 have had Kaiser
William IA on, Of the prominent
characters represented, and not
exactlv in Il respectful tomb, 80
mail stories from sendon say.
When it was brought ont, how
ever. the Kaiser had, unaccoun-
tably tn the public, heen dropped
out. There WAS a stage king.
but His German Majesty was not
represented. rather destio! ing
the point OF the performances. THE
censor quietly tipped off tn"
management that the Kaiser
could not he caricatured on the
stage.
The royal cousins at the head
of The three largest nations in
volvad 90 not care how much
their people are irci,ad to hate
each other. An Engl,shman l.
supposed to s.arve German t"
death, il he has the power. anu
to regard it IA ~ praiseworthy act.
A German IL patr::o if hSgoes
into Mysteries ci r,ge over the
sound Of "fipperary. A Rus
sian shows the proper spirit II he
burns a Germans house and
turns his wife aed children on
INTO the snow TO freeze or starv''.
But nothing must be sai ] o.
done TO lessen the dignity q
royalty. Subjects OF one nation
must hate those Of another ma
ton, hut all must have res?er
and awe Cor TIM little crowd WIN
rule by Divine riget. Slaughte
| the people over whom he rules
hut do not hnrt u eking's ferlir s
ia the rule that even the CREATES
catastrophe may not abrogate.
This should cauae the wa
acourged people of Euroup" fnIi
curly to ihihs-if they are eve
allowed an opportunity t" think
Lake Charles American. Pres
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27

The American flag has again been in
suited in Mexico.