fBob” Scatters
Demo Forces in
• Platte County
^.eads Davis in Democratic
Stronghold; Norris
Polls Large
Vote.
i jColumbu*. Neb. Nov. 8.—riatte
«(ounty, usually n democratic strong
SOld. went into the La Foliette-for
president column by a margin of 403
'jtltes; gave United States Senator
Norris, republican, a majority of 801,
Wit turned about and gave Congress
ipfcn Howard a lead of 3,743 and
•nailer majorities to Norton and
qther democrats on the state and
legislative tickets.
j The official canvass, completed to
qsy, shows Platte county gave La
Jjollette 2,576 votes over John Davis,
wbo polled 2,173, and who, in turn,
lid Calvin Coolldge by 65, the latter's
total being 2,108.
J While giving Senator Norris a ma
jority of 801, Platte county voters
rejected the constitutional amend
Went which ha endorsed.
(Following is tho complete official
yte in Platte county for all the can
^dates above the township offices:
President.
-J , « Total Plur.
DAvia-Bryan. dem.1'173
Onoltdyp-1 >a wps. rpp.3lri4
If Pollettf Wheeler, croc . . 276 403
t lilted States Senator.
Thomas, dem. 3818
Norris, ret. 801
j Covemor.
Norton, dem. ....3433 939
Me Mullen, top.2463
Bjutl er. pro*?. 717
Lieutenant Governor.
jMullin. dem. ..32R1. 104S
Williams, ren. 2233
Hu mmer, pro*. 696 j
Secret ary of state.
Pbol. dem. 3062 795
Jbhnson. ret*. 2167
i Auditor I’nblie Accounts.
Harman, dem..2762 323
Marsh, rep. . 2 4 20
Anderson, pror *25
Imwcett. prohlb. . 105
I and Commissioner.
Xfcrsnn. dem. .2*62 132
■pranson, rep. ... . 2730
WlKRins. pro*. 599
State Treasurer.
Ijmnrhorat, dem. . 2950 459
Hobinson. ren. 2491
Holley, prop-.621
Attorney Ceiicral.
fieliHtty, dem. ....... . 3075 8
ppllman. rep. . ..3067
KaiDvnv < nmmissioncr.
Hollcn. d' in.3590 14*
E Taylor • rv 24 61
Congressman. Third District.
Howard, dem -prop . 5151 37 4 2
HouNton. rep .1429
Stale Senator. 20th District*
JJbielen. dem.-pro*. .5619 797
ZiUckey. r*-P. 2622
State Henrescntative 51st District.
Megan. dem.-pro*.....3433 442
» CarKtenaon. '-on.. 2 971
Clerk District Court.
Graf dem '-er . 55S4 55*4
Kc*istrr of Deeds.
Zjfcchnlt, dem -rep. 5605 5605
County Assessor.
Moffet. dem. 2*64
Weber, rep .3514 450
Main Decision Put Off.
|Protest of farmers west of the city
■ininst taxes for extension of a water
Main along Pacific street to Ninetieth
street will be taken up November
1», the Metropolitan Utilities board
IplK ; m I.
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Vaudeville Team on Stage 47 Years
. ^0c Weder i LT^ ffjg
Joe Weber and T,ew Fields, head- Meanwhile, the manager counseled
liners at the Orpheum this week, Fields to pay his partner only 75
started their stage careers at the age c£nts, because ho was only there eve
of 13, just 47 years ago, nlngs. However, when Weber learned
They secured their first stage job his pay was less for cutting matinees
at the Chatham Square museum in he quit his cigaret factory job and
New York, for which they were to re- made the stage his sole interest,
eelve $3 a week. Joe worked in a Gradually developing their famous
cigaret factory during the day, and Dutch characterizations of Mike and
took part in the evening performances Meyer, Weber and Fields began to
only. Lew was worried because their rise in the theater world. They at
first song was "Here We Are a Deut- tnlned their first real fame at the Or
scher Pair," and how could he sing pheum theater in San Francisco 35
that song without a partner? So he years ago. They have not always
scoured the alleys and found a half- been a team, as both in late' years
starved kitten. He attached a string have produced several musical com
to it and went on the stage singing, edies, and Fields has starred singly in
"Here We Are a Deutscher Pair.” musical and farce comedy.
Teach Games,
\\ Oman’s Plea
Pint AX illi Children. Teachers’
Sectional Meeting Is
Advised,
Teach your children to play games
and educate them with toys, de
cclared Mrs. Mlgnon Quaw, Bose
man, Mont., who addressed the
Americanization and Parent Teacher
section meeting at the Technical
High school Friday afternoon.
Games teach the child courage and
self reliance; the right toys will teach
thorn many things, she said. She
warned parents to prevent their chil
dren from what she termed "nervous
toys." These she said were small
playthings which strained the child's
sight and stressed his nerves.
"Play with your children," she ad
monished. "Then they will not tell
the stranger, ‘Gee my daddy's awful
ly old; he’s almost 30.’"
Dr. J. M. Tatton, Omaha, spoke on
"The Hygiene of the Eye" before the
Child ..Welfare and Health Education
section. He urged precautions In
preventing needless accidents to the
sight, Illustrating how the school
child's efficiency and sight wera de
stroyed by poor lighting at home or
at school.
Careful analysis was the only aid
Eeon Smith, assistant superintendent
of Omaha schools, could suggest in
his discussion of "What to Do With
the Atypical Child," which he de
livered before the Child Welfare and
Health Education section.
"It Is up to the teacher to diagnose
the case of the atypical student and
to aid him In the small way which
she can. She must study him to find
If he Is typical morally, mentally,
socially or physically,” he declared.
NORRIS IN OMAHA
FOR OPERATION
Senator George W. Norris, In the
city yesterday, declared "it wouid he
a great loss to the county If Sena
tor Brookhart were to lose his seat
In the senate.”
A» for the constitutional amend
ment which lost, the senator declared
It would have won easily If the vote
had been merely on abolishing the
party circle.
He expressed surprise that I.aFol
lette ran so poorly. The senator came
to Omaha with Mrs. Norris to under
go a slight operation on his left eye.
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The Mid-West Implement Dealers'
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Romo for R three-day convention.
This organization probably will
bring to Omaha 600 Implement deal
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souri, South Dakota and Nebraska.
Questions pertaining to business con
ditions will be taken up at this an
nual meeting.
Janies Wallace of Council Bluffs Is
secretary of the association.
HEIKUS RITES
The funeral of Mrs. Myrtle llelkus,
2R, will he held Monday at 2 nt her
late home, 6057 South Thirty-sixth
avenue, with burial In Eaurel Hill
cemetery. She died Friday. She hnd
been suffering from heart disease.
She Is survived hy her husband.
C. A. llelkus; a daughter, Ruth, and
sons, Calvin and Harold; also three
sisters and six brothers. Before her
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Bandit Robs
Downtown
Cigar Store
Lour Highwayman Holds Up
Tobacco Shop in Rialto
Theater at 7
A. M.
Walter Hamill, clerk, had Just
opened tip the United Cigar store In
the Kialto theater building at 7 this
morning when a young negro entered.
"Gimme a package of clgarets,"
said the customer.
Hamill deftly reached for the clg
arets and tossed them on the counter.
The customer threw the money on
the counter. Hamill clicked upon the
register and looked up to see the
muzzle of a large blue steel revolver
pointing at him.
"Stand back and don't make no
noise or I'll blow your block off,"
was the command. The holdup man
slipped back of the counter and
scooped bills and coins Into his
pockets to the total amount of {160.
People were passing on the busy
street right outside the door while
this was going on.
"Now, I’m going to stand right
outside the door for 3 0 minutes and
if you telephone or show your head
I’ll blow It off," threatened tha man
as he left.
Hamill called police. Detectives
Farmer, Davis, Kruger, Nelson and
Trapp with other officers hurried to
the scene but could find no trace of
the robber. Hamill gave them a good
description and a large force of men
is on the case.
“Hot I)og” Stand Robbed.
The tiny "Jitney Tavern,” operated
hy John Brown at Thirtieth and
Sahler streets for the dissemination
of hot dogs, chocolate bars, peanuts
and popcorn, was held up at 9:30 Fri
day night by two young men In over
coats and caps.
They ordered one round of hot dogs
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and the proprietor prepared them.
But Instead of receiving the required
dime In payment he found himself
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for the cash on hand.
He delivered the contents of the
cash box amounting to $5.60. The
young men departed with It and the
hot dogs also.
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IN WEST VIRGINIA
Elkin*, W. Va., Nov. 8.—Forest
fires were i-aginR on Cheat and Laurel
mountains, In Randolph county. West
Virginia, today.
A big tract of virgin timber owned
by the West Virginia Pulp and Lum
ber company, on Cheat mountain, has
been burning for several day*. Three
hundred and 50 men engaged in fight
ing the flames have made little head
way against the fire.
On Laurel mountain the forests on
each aide of the I'hlllpri Elkins roaf
are a blare.
Stolen Goods Rcco\cr«d.
A suit of clothes and other article!* ^
stolen from Arthur Shankey, Rocks
hotel, last Wednesday, were recovered
by police from a pawn shop.
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