THE BEE: OMATTA. TUESDAY. OCTORER 10. 1011.
BRIEF CITY NEWS ! .oimiiiniiiinii.'iiKiuimiimim
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Oaa, r:o. Fixture. 3n?7i-OrtnUn
Banmag Sals A rummage sale will
bs held Wednesday, Th'imday and Fri
day at JU South Twentieth street.
I Coata Money to XUrt David U
Pylra. Mr Chicago avtnue, was fined
and cost for assaulting Max Sellon Sat
urday evening. Pj-les told the court that
ftellon had Intuited Ma wife and mother
by flirting with them.
ohool Cooma FumlgaUi On account
of diphtheria four ioo:ii.; In the Colom
bia achool building were closed Monday
to allow the Board of Health to fumi
gate. The room will be optned for rtudy
and recitations Tuesday morning.
Heat off at Hifh Bobool Owing to de
facts In the heat:rg apparatue at the
high school the etudent were d!sml3d
Monday morning at 10.30. Notice was also
given out that afternoon pupils would not
be required to attend. School will con
tinue as usual Tuesday.
Xortnn leaker Home Again Ben Tel
peon er, the IVyear-old boy who d.snp
peared from his home at Feventeenth and
Webster street over two weeks ago. wan
located in Iowa Saturday and returned to
hie home Monday morning. The boy atd
he had left to make his fortune.
Deprived of Kla Authority Charles
SlcQulre, the Union Pacific special ot fl
eer who engaged In a duel with Officer
Barta Sunday night on Douglas etreet.
was discharged In police court Monday
morning. By order of the court hla com
mission and gun were taken away from
him.
Flokpoeket Sound Over Sam Majors,
oolored. was bound over to the district
oourt In the sum of JoOO Monday morning
by Judge Crawford on a charge of lar
oany from the person. Majors la alleged
to have picked the pocket of Richard
Humka of Dunlap. Ia., of $1 Saturday
night.
Agenta Am ia Demand Commissioner
Guild of the Commercial club has re
quest from aeveral eastern manufactur
er to find them men to act a their
agents In Omaha As an agency might
result In the establishment of a local
office and a salea force Mr. Guild will
try to find agents for them.
Hot Dead; Only Drank An urgent call
came to the police station at lt o'clock
Monday morning from the Hub hotel that
a man had dropped dead. Wlien the oifl
cera arrived at the hotel the dead man
had without assistance risen and walked
away. He was later found in a saloon
on Tenth street and arretsted for being
drunk. Hie name is Jamea Duncan.
Soboola to Close Doom Miss Edith
Lathrop, president of the Nebraska State
Teachers" aesoclation, which will meet
here November 8. 9 and 10, has written
to the publicity bureau of tha Commer
cial club that the public sehoolu of Schuy
ler. J'e!igh, South Omaha. Auburn, West
Point, Edgar and Havelock will close
during the convention to allow all teach
ers to attend.
Bam-ard Pheasant Costly Tony Ma
loney and Don Franco went hunting for
rabbits Sunday morning. Packing a few
boxes of Shells into a grip they hied
themselves to a spot about ton yards
from the detention home and waited for
rabbits. The cottontails failed to appear.
to the feathered family came In for their
bhara of the shot. Both men were ar
rested. They were fined 1 and oorts
i n Annrt Mnnrinv morning
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and their guns taken away from them.
Tour Thousand Cattle aooinated Dr.
H. R. Morris, assistant Btate veterinarian,
announced Monday that cattle along the
Big Paplo have been vaccinated against
anthrax and there ia little possibility ot
further spread of the disease. About 4 000
cattle have been vaccinated. Dead cattle
are being buried under lime and four feet
of earth or burned. "There lb no danger
nowT said Dr. Morris, "and there will
be none if the farmers continue to take
the precautions they are now taking."
Hothar Wants Hsr Bon Mrs. Clar
ence Parsons of Sioux rails, 8. D.,
started a habeas corpus action in district
court Monday to secure the relase of
her 6-year-old son, William Henry Arn
old, known as Harry Duncan, from the
fct. James orphan asylum. Alter the
boy's father died, some years ago, Mrs.
Parsons married a man named Arnold,
who left her. Unable to provide a home
for the child, she placed him In the asy
lum. Recently she married Parsons. They
have a good home, she tays, and she
wants the child, but the authorities of the
atylum claim fche surrendered him to
them, she says, and will not give him up.
Judge Day issued a writ commanding the
asylum authorities to produce the child
in court for a hearing October 11.
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CARNIVAL ISJEGENERATING
Sentiment Against Cheap Attractions
at Annual Fall Festivals. ,
CHIEF DONAHUE GIVES VIEWS
He Declares that the So-Oalled
Street Pair Has Oatllved the
I'arpose for Which tt Waa
Originally Designed.
Manderson's Body
Will Lie in State
at the City Hall
The body ef General Charles F. Mander
son will arrive in Omaha in a special
car over the Burlington Tuesday morn
ing at 8 and will lie In state in the
rotunda of the cay hall from 12 to I. at
tended by a guard of honor cf the Grand
Army of the Republic. Mayor Dahltnan
has ordered that the rotunda be draped
In black.
All the committers co-operating n fu
neral arrangements will meet this after
noon at ft at the Commercial club to
make final plan. The funeral will be at
50 o'clock Wednesday iiorning in All
Saints" church unless unforeseen con
tlngencles arl-e.
The welcome arch acro.s Fa mam street
In front of the city hall was draped In
black Sunday by city off cials and Hay-
den Bros., and a large portrait of the
seneral.' draw n by Horner Conant. hung
at the arch's center.
The committee on general arrange'
ments has draped the building of the
Firflitv and Casualty company at
Twelfth and Farn'am streets in black
The body w ill be ac.on.panled to
rimihi bv Mrs. Manderson and her
niece. Mita Ellzal eth Bla -k, and C. N
Diets. The members of the party left
vw York Sunday night and were met
In Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. F. Friea
and Gould Diets.
Ind (cations point to the fact that the
public Is with The Bee in its advocacy
of doing away with the street fair and
carnival features of the Ak-Sar-Ben week
of fall festivities. The editorial in the
Sunday Bee, denouncing the Immoral
character of many of the attractions ot
the street fair and the acts of rowdyism
upon the grounds was generally dis
cussed, most people commending The Bee
on its courage to take a positive atand
in the matter.
Discussing the street fair features of
the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities, .Chief ot
Police Donahue said:
"The Bee is right on the position that
it has taken. The street fair has out
lived the purposes for which it was In
tended and ought to be cut out. It has
degenerated until it has become a place
where the tough- elen.ent of rue city
congregates, taking liberties that would
not be tolerated for an Instant on the
streets of the city. On account of the
numerous characters wni go upon the
grounds, the respectable people of the
city generally do not care to visit the
carnival. Each year the conditions seem
to grow worse.
"The police are assigned to the grounds,
but we cannot spare enough of them to
maintain order, expeclally during the
evenings when the large crowds are in
attendance.
Demand tor Cleanllnesa.
'In my Judgment it is time to do away
with the street fair features and pro
vide the town people and the visitors
with some kind of clean and wholesome
amusement. The parades are splendid,
bnt : the carnival features are decidedly
bad."
Secretary Burgess or the Board of Edu
cation said:
"The street fair ha become a blot upon
the annual festival week. Another one
should not be permitted. In fact, the
whole thing has become a 'fake1 made
up of a lot of the cheapest kind of cheap
shows, giving a lot of irresponsible par
ties an opportunity of gulling the people
out of their money.
'This, however, la not the most objec
tionable feature of the street fair. Each
year the shows are attended by thousands
of school children, They go to these
places and there witness shows and see
picture that are' of tha most degrading
kind. Their young minds are poisoned
and no one can tell what the result may
be on future lives of these boys and girls.
'Then, too, no man of respectability
cares to take his wife to the place, as she
is almost sure of being Insulted by the
roughs who congregate upon th grounds,
apparently running things to Milt them
selves.
'Bv all means, the nianageia of the
Ak-Sar-Ben festivities whould do away
with the fair features that have become
difguKttng to the respectable people of the
qll.v."
Three-Score and Ten but
Does Not Look the Part
1
Monday was Caper E Yont's
I irthd.iy "How old are ou. Mr
Yost?" asked a reporter. "Thirty
tlve. today." smiled Mr. fl'ost. ln
Mwtlgatlon revealed the firt that
hn had takn off .V per cent for feel
ings. Mr. Yost feels and acts Just
about one-half of his three score
years and ten. If he feels the ef
fects of his years employes and
patrons of the Nebraska Tele
phone company, whose president
and general manager he Is. dn t
know It.
Mr. Yost rairte to Omaha forty
seven years ago last April, since
which time pictty nearly every body
In the ilty has hen opgnlr.ant of
his presence. He hung out a shin
gle and started In to practice law.
He has done so off and on ever
since. In lSHd he was made United
States marshal bv Abraham Lin
coln, then president of the United
Ft a to;.. Ve made a first class mar
shal. In 1ST3 he was made post
master at Omaha and handed out
letters and sold stamps for five
years.
Mr. Yost got mixed up In the
telephone business Just about the
same time the Nebraska Telephone company did. In 18 the company rot
to the point where It thought sntn.nn oi him that it made him Hi Nice
president and general manager. In 1S9J he became president of the company
Mr. Yost is a, genial sort of fellow and a fine Judge of clears. He Is fond of
the same and puts six ot them In his pocket whenever he leaves his office.
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vsllls. the horns of the ureal srlcultutal
1-nllen and experiment station; Palem,
the benutltul capital city and heart ot the
fruit belt at the northern end of the
vallev. and Albany, the huh rlty, the
center of the four counties that send the
exhibit, are represented by live wires. W.
l". C.roves Is already on bis way to build
the exhibit. P 0. Freeman, one ef the
coiiimlsstonrrs of the state to the Omaha
exposition In 1WS, Is In Keneral charge.
He will look after the renrral exploita
tion of the valley end Rive illustrated
talks. Mr. Freeman ia publicity manager
of the Fugene Commercial club and will
look out for the Interests of all the sec
tions represented Albany will be repre
sented bv A. C. llolbrook. a Rood booster,
and Falem will Inst.tll a miurnl 11. ent
panorama In the auditorium lndprinli nt
of her exhibit. This panorama will be In
charge of tleorie I Bchryver. an expert
In panoramas.
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The Merchant Who Has the Goods Is
tha One Who Lets the Public Know It
Throug Advertising In The Bee.
Whittaker Harkens
to Days Far Agone
W. W. Whittaker of the ITnlon Pacific
will take a vacation Saturday, to forget
the atrlke for a little while and wltnesa
a foot ball game. Mr. Whittaker ia not
only an active attorney of ability hut
has seen service on the gridiron that
gave him some reputation in battles for
the possession of the pig-skin.
White talking shifts, double-shifts, back
field work, effective interference, defen
sive and offensive formations and first
quarter victories Mr. Whittaker said:
"I played on the team while attending
school at Detroit. After my college day
were over we organised an independent
team. We had a game scheduled with
the University of Chicago toward the
close of the season and played them.
They didn't beat us as bad as they ex
pected to."
When asked what the aoor waa Mr.
Whittaker said the game was played
about twenty years ago and he had tor
gotten, but that It wasn't as bad as
Nebraska university beat the Kearney
nodagogurs.
Strike Violence
Treated Lightly
While In civilian s clothe Saturday
night Officer J. M. ixemann w
taken by C H. Booth for a strikebreaker
and was badly beaten. Nemann failed to
appear against Booth In police court
Monday morning and the latter was dis
charged. Edward Zebell. a striking machinist of
the Union Pacific shops, who was ar
rested Saturday night on charges of in
terfering with a strikebreaker, was dis
charged tn police court Mondsy morning.
No evidence was Introduced in the trial
to prove that Zebell had resorted te
violence. Judge Crawford gave out the
statement that any more strikers who are
brought in for interfering with strike
breakers either during their work or
after would be given the limit by him.
The Merchant Who Has the Goods is
the One Who I.etB the Public Know it
Throug Advertising in The Bee.
OREGON DISPLAYS ENROUTE
Willamette Valley to Be Handsomely
Represented at Land Show.
MANY SPECIMENS ASSEMBLED
In Additloa to Soil Protfaota a Costly
Panorama, of the Valley Will
Be shewn as a Special
Feature.
The fertile Willamette valley, the heart
of western Oregon, has started the first
carload of Its exhibit for the Omaha
land show. The collection Is from four
of tha banner counties Lane, Marlon,
Linn and Benton and is probably the
best representative exhibit that waa ever
gotten together In Oregon for the benefit
ot homescekers and land buyers. One ot
the slogans to be usud by the representa
tives in charge of this exhibit la: "We
raise everything-and apples."
In the exhibit Is about every product
of the temperate sone that can be named
off-hand and some of the products sug
gest the semi troplcH. From all the
usual agricultural crops up to the sam
ples of the most modern and scientlflo
methods of Intensive cultivation every
thing has been secured that will prop
erly Inform the prosperous middle west
ern farmer of the conditions tn which he
may chooae to cast his lot If westward
bound. There are some of the most
wonderful vegetables, all the grains and
grasses, fruits, nuts, asparagus snd pop
corn.
Eugene, the university center; Cor-
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NOMINATIONS ARE MADE
FOR FIELD CLUB OFFICERS
One of the two nominating committees
of the Field club baa made tha following
nominations for the annual election 1n
December: Dlrectora, W. H. Sherraden,
E. Buckingham. U D. Carrier. Bam Cald
well and Charles A. Goes; secretary.
Jack Hughes; tressurer, Phillip Potter.
The second nominating committee will
meet soon to name another ticket.
EDWIN HENDRICK DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Edwin Hendricks, pioneer of Omaha,
died at in o'clock Monday morning at
bis home, 2609 North Twentieth street,
of old age. He wan t9 years old.
Mr. Hendricks ha been an Invalid for
H number of years, a short time ago
he fell breaking hla hip. This Is thought
to have hastened his death.
MILLIONS of FAMILIES
EJJXIRef SENNA
LABORERS HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
The lives of several workman on the
new Woodmen of the Word bulld'ng
ere Imperiled at 7 o'clock Monday morn
ing, when etvtl tons of Uiit caved
In from the southwest embankment. The
workmen "wei Juht loinlng to work
v hen ihe emLanknu-nt gave way 'th
thunderous report. It was thought f'
s.wblls that one or two of the laborers
had been burled under the dirt but sev
eral large rH? vhl'-h were clofe to
gether parlally atopned the lai-.i .
and gave the mm below a 1 nance to -car
uninjured.
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