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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1915)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: OOTOKEIJ 10. 1015. I1KI.P W XTK1 M AI.K I'actnry eal Tr4n. llOKMAKK.ll, repairman, aho mn rim thread macMiio and work acme mi rneaa. Steady Joh. Slate eipertcnco at ich trade, sae. nationality and age pectcd. fsieiawcr ,, lender. V yo. VAVTKtt v men to Mr men's good oil. snd overcoats; fl per month pay tlk . x w. xk r.x. ' ! , l.th Ht. :Hmr tbis ad, eod frr t on fin pur. Pes HiMllimmii., XWT.nOPlKt MRX for firemen, hrakemen, flX monthly. Railway. . i, ! o. M.NThil llailny mill clerks; trsTTil uionth. 'mh eTamlnatlnna romlnf. ample ouestlona treo. Write Imtne .( toy. Franklin Institute, lcp't-2Il 1, :n-heter, N. Y . VOI.NO MKN-WKITK K R MY KRKti HOOK UN Al'TOMOH.IJXO learn to nrtve and repuir automobiles nd aas mainon. Mt -,ok laboratury mr.o with .! twki' KxraRp worn C."!.hir ru. "''. .' Forn,flC. (inma inanina to f !.t a momn. i Mhora In bua.nJ'iw for thrin"Kn. Wrllp ' or freo hook totlny It ahow yoti th vay. AlU n Auto a. hool, WIS Forcat i vvc, ! M.ln-! o ! KrtKRNMKNT )Fitlon In Twtofftr, lalluay mall nnd othrr hranrnoa: ar Kd. l'tvparw for "ruamw" tind'T for oor t'. rlvll aorvli-o aorrtry-xam-nrr. RookM O & froo. VVrltw today, 'attrrun Civil fer lc Pchoot, Rooh lor, X. Y. Jt "I t ITKCT1 " R A 1 . drafUman wanted. Harry Lawrlo, ".27 raxton Hlk: .t"AXTEn Comrtotwnt houae and yard man with rforrn': alao good cook t small family. Mr. Ernoat fadrM art, Eo Third St., (Aium.ll Hlulfa. la. iViwphona' Ti. VA.NTk.lv. Man In your own terrotorv; aaJary of 111 por month, traveling ex-nm-. aaid ronimlaatun; experience un cear ; write quirk. R. I Martel, w Indiana Ave., I ept. 1 Jw, 'hloago. l MONTHLY and expenaea to travel, llatribulH f mpl'-e and take nrdera, or ppolnt aa'itta; permanent. Jap-Amerl-an "o,, Chicago. f HN and women get namoa fihil nd drtaaea for mall order houaea; par- irularg lor alamp. Ulrect Al'I'eaJ Co., i..... ut h. I rid . ' VAXTKl A man nliout Ji to take eharre of offline: vacancy Oct. J6. Writ J. U WtlMin, Kalla i:ity. Neb JOVKRXM ENT POPITIONS Thouaand of apfolntnienta to ba made, Fr book et telling where they are, what they ay, with specimen examination quea- lona. Nat'l. Ctir. Inalltute, 4.W Seventh . Washington, D. C. o. , COOD MEN WANTKD at once to learn auto work to fill position which wo have open right luiw and are waiting for com- twtent 'men. Iern by our aytem uf actual work on gtitoa, . tractor. , eloc. atarting eyt. Freo cataJog ' at once. AMERICAN AUTO COLL1X1B. Karaem Wt. Omaha, Neb. vilh common no education, who wlnh government job, f0 month, fcould H'Ply immediately for full infot latlon. Addreaa Y tt. Bee, A'AXTKIV-Kxpertenced aaleaman for men furnlehlng dnp'f, . a aplendld .'hanc for advancement to the rlnht nan: mt fnrnUh reference. A Xi Row. I . HA 1TB a position In my hualn for a young man who can give me . hi aervlce and make an lnveatment of $ff; 1 win pay a good nalnry and Internit on hit Investment, L lie. WANTED Young man aa pnrtner In my atore; will gunrantoe over Jlt) a monUi; Inveatinent of t'W required. J l 7. bee. HELP WANTED MALH A!n KK.MA1.E. ; MN T quit your job yet, look beyond Hi Employ apsre time establiHhlng a cir cular mailing burea'k mauy ucceaa, vlty not you? Our' copyright nutlllng In tructiona make eveiytblng plain. I'ohI aid 3.- iJlrect Sales Co., Qulncy. III. HITUATIOXS WANTED MKULIGDNT light colored lrl wirhna poaluon la office or tiauholur'g apart- n-ii. Web.; i73- , Business Men roi'NO lHiy want position: Imv three year' experluncc, euiliracing following vork: Stenographer, tvplsl, clerical work, ashler, billing clerk and soliciting. Can live good city reference; will cimatder in thing. Interview ' confidential. Ad- ireH it 136. cure m., - i :tE.L'!AULF; woninn wanta powltlon cook in good jirlvate family. Web. 1717. ! '!?OMPBTkNT eamtrH wants work n frivgle family lied buii.. i MTof HKKand daUKhter wouid take I charge of house during ' absence of j wner for rent, or take position ai hous teeier; are retln-d and reipoctable ' . hrisi I nna. 11 8. t'ili Ave. i I'OCN'l wodlsh woman wanta poeltion a cook in private family; S pr weuki! to washing. Red 21M. i'ltw Ohio Ht. i Ot-lTioN wanted by yuung ludv aie noamplKir; one year's experience. Vei.Ufr2l. SVANTKDI'oaitlon In prlvaTe family by young, neat appearing eolored man. ran do inoet any kind of work about the lousa and. car for automobile. Adarwsa Kt. itoe. , tHiBITION wauled by experienced oltice girl. Weh. SOI. MAN with Kord delivery truck wants Job by week or month, d 41.. Broad well. WO K Kt. Boulh Omnha. V NEAT, rellahle, colored glil. would !IVe to tiselst with housework Can g.ve ef.ircni.eo. V. laUea to go home nlgnts. r'hono Hod WC4. - s YOt? need a goo aten.igrapher? Jtavs v had several year' experience, and good NTeferince s. Telephone Red T7M. i MAN wauls work of any,k)nti Web-t-r HW ' - - .VA.NT.lil a position a .lanitrese or maid. Web. "or.. VANTKLV A position as farm hand with Oerman or Lnglish Catholic family; ian fuinlah giMKi leferences. J. CUus, aeu. Lxilvery. Omaha. T7.M1KTK.NT young man, 2i. specialty kblMUiian. aieikliik' vaiioua limumM rv pi at correepondvnt and ene-utlve. ivUIk-x auitalilc pjalllon: satisfac (iiry ref ir' M R. Hchack. Ca bt. 'tione ItoitKlaa - r.LLlAitL7, middle atied woman li-li.- a poettion as a housekeeper in family f (wo. No laut.dry wor k.Web. :S, CXPKRIKNCKn. accurate UdyUno rapl.er. di-eiiea position in ollice; com M'lc.ai euuiai.cn; leteiunea. Addrea .'. T . N. rd. ' l'EUMJNAL fOl .NO worm a coining to Omaha as alrangera are Inttted to visit the Young Vomi-ii i Clinatlcn usaociatioit building it i;th St. and 8t. Mary's Ave., ahtrt hry wUl be dire ted to suitable '--oardlng .lAia or ticrwte axsisted. lok for iur t ran let s' guide at tee l"nl.t station. 6t hi'lirHIHTirNo K.AKN8 j.Wo" Kwr the lnvtUlds' ' r'enslon association, "he ' I-ailes HuriH; Jourpal. $1 U); hatur lay tv.-nlng Hurt, SI bO; Country Onlle tiau, Ji t). , ttevdod In October. Your rdr or renewal uontrtbutea f) oeuts. mat iihune tx,uicla ii, or address, Ki ON. The Mmyaslne Man. Omaha. fl'K P!.uon Army Induatiikl home'eo hi lis vour Jl'l clulMng, furniture, maga ,ltics. We collei X. We d airlbute fhon Douglas i and our . wagon .-III call. ;all and !nrK.t our new honic, HhVllU- l twrie Bt. PRACTICAL nurse, pleasant home, wilt rate for ladle or children. Web. J. rotit furnace cl'-aned. SI; ed Central Tin hop. work gusra.ll- Ikitig. tLH. u;ts, gowua kii.l rennxieU Ir.g at reason ole pricea. ANNA m.x'rr.K ?8 City XaMonai Hank UWg. SAHY girl lor adoption. Web, TLX hKH'K .M .ALL hlie Jiu iHMHlle. Inonihs old, h.'M. bioke. ;;'ilt Orand Ave. Web. S3.U. k lir l.Ii of Ml guinea pifta for sl. lo- (wue Master lsiiatk Lul'.uod, Tekanuth. ilciJ- Wanted to 9wap. T Thy no', advertise something that you no lngr hav any use for and jrt something ou really r"i 1 It coeta sou nothing l. Join th r'eppere' club and you will find It lot of lun swapping tlilnga. Wrl'a Rot.m lot, P I . or pnona Tyler lvl At'TO -TloRN "Newton Huperlor " (Klectrlci; nitrates on si dry bst trrirs or storage battery; rout new ilil. Also have now tire pump. Will nnp both for iSeeto tsnk or nana-operated Klaxon. An trees V. l 231. fee. AI'TOMtHtlLK Will trim my S-paesen-ger car. In flood shape, for anything of eooal value 1 ran iee; price 44'J" for quick jseie. Address K 2'), Ho. - Al'TOMOlilLB (-pumrnirr tourliiK oar tn trade lor anthlng of equal value. Ad'lreas 8. c. a, Hee. Al'TOMOHikliS for ollwr aululooM! bargain see th "AbloniaDlle ' clasalfi- tailun BKAM) now, high-grade baby grand plnno to awap lor good building lot. H. C. "A rare Omaha How. r.l. rar Omaha Moo. : . . HI M N KSH CHANCH Have itn k of ajrotMTioa and flxturoa In good l.x atlou, cheaji rpnt. Will trado for tour.ng car in good hnp'v Addrpn H C. i4. How. KINK doiu.l. bitrrrl nhotvun, practically now: win tmdo for Annco roiiimg pai. oard plato ratnwrM. Addrfa 8. i. Jtij. Ho. 0hji iHlnn- wlll ttado . for chicken. H t Hon. I1A '. 6-pnNrrngcr touring car, thor oughly overhauled and In flrat-claaa ronattlon. Will taka flrat niortsaga or live atork. 8. C. H, Ro. j IIAVK H-yegrild mure, weight, l.lfiO Iba.. to awap ror milon .cow or Ford rha.ala, or what have you 7 B. C 287, Bea. L.AI N. H- Mlna powered gnaollne launch, ful'.y egdlpiwd: to trade for rredftcr or illiht car, or wuat have you? H. C UW, B-). LAROi renldence lot in Iowa town, wou.d qonaidcr omaha lot and pay dif ferent. What t avo you. AdUrwa P 'L Bw;.. LlOHT car, iierfect condiilon, aa flrat payment on hotiae and lot not valued over fl.Wil) MAxY6TriN-lave mo!cl jr J Olbeon mandolin. Coat ITS. Can coat fx. Will trade for diamond. Addreaa f. c K. Reo. MARE hi year o.ii. aprlng wnRon, har nea. What have you? . C, 2Ho, Hea. - UNK pak hall tree, Hooeter ruMnet, oak buffet, all In good condition. Will ex change one or all for furniture that I run tiae. Addreaa 8. C. 2M, Hee.' H'AHa auto, In good oriler, for engine lathe, I), '. dynamo, ruaollnn engine or lot. What have. ou? Addree 8. C. 'M, Heo, Ql'ARTKR aectlon aoulhern Wyoming land to exchange for Omaha houao or lot Addreaa2l. Jlee, - - ftl FM5 W I N CI? WITR R .12 automatlo repeater, with new rifle rnae, etc. Cot new ovei -'5.00. Want Baetman auto sraphlo kodak, or will ronaitier intthlm ! of equal value that 1 can ue, for this, j Adtlrea 8.C. Zi. Li. . RKriT Af; RA NT and rooming hotiae with I a small line of grorerle, doing good buwineaa. What have you ? Addreaa 8. O. jClA Bee. - I 1 2, (WO hTCK K CJnllilng, for clear cotUga, I c- will trade tA to tl,uo Iota for auto. I "ore ' ?". Hee. 1013 (Rudebnker "a'" to awp for gooil condition: need no repair. Phone Red .'. - . (SANITARY couch, kltchon table, cpade, two ahoveuf, two rakoa, hoo and coal cattle, to . trade for reading lamp or frm prnduotH, such aa Jelly grnpea, ap plen, etc. Addreae, H. C. Sii, Itee. TO aw p-for cattle of every aga. One fine large mammoth Jack. l..V hand high. rettlHtered and innpncledi weight, about l.ljo lb., and sound aa a dollar. K. t:. 3Hh, Bee. TO fK.l.li or trade your shotgun or rifle, fie FRIEDMAN. 1711 Douglas TYI'EWRlTtK-lnderwood, visible; oer feet shape. Will trade this machine for cabinet Vlctroln or -small tiraf lex camera. Address B. C. t)6. Bee. WILL, trade my 6-psseuKer touring car with good top, good tire and hitch tension magneto for Kord roadster. 8, C mw, Bee. ' " WlLLi tradu . a . (litliily 1-yesr-oKl sHddle pon with bHdle nd W)ltem aeddle for Ford car or yearling; heifer. ' a C. H-e. . . WILL exrhiuige a1 first-rlaaw piano .Player with l popular rolls for good cook toe ot chicken. S. O, 307, Reo. A' ILL - trade motorcycle, needing aome light repalra. for repeating shoigun, or wb-t have you? B C, va Bee. WANTKD To trsde a good lot for gar nllnw l-loot oorwrete tnlxar. TeL-Wcb. ! or Hartley i:J. ItK.U, KSTATK TTIAN8FEIW Complin! and rtimlh4 er Ksrr Tills iluarsntm and Atwtrscl lomnr, tM South Pntti WARRANTY DKBns.' . rv.mil. tMHrferty ao4 wits la Pabirk J. Malr. Ii 7. t, ni it, Hkksr'a add t 0 Krth In Hrockm.n In Aumti lujnj, l..ts , SI ana ;1. Morx I, parsoa Bei r's add . . MO CUonce I. n id lo Hoi- (j. Haltltlsr. lot U. Iilork IT, -utrl Prk.... , 1 WIMUia r. HiiydM1 t al. to Herbert A Hln- van or ui lot i. s eioa lMvii..., l.oo Hfrl-rt A. Hlnils nit lf to t'lwtrleo W. Hums. r-iof lax lot l. actin i-u-u. l.om Dundei- lUioliV j to Hurt C. J'owler, lots I inil I". blci'ii IX, DuudM Piai-s 1,(KH D. C. Jolm to (t. K. W. Joda, lot. I. 4, I. T. . Hi. U. IS, H, l. to, Albright ft Aylnirlh'a Pmnd l(l I Pruitla K. J. 0. Iu.a ao4 h6ind lo Aaaa Kumlt. lot I, Hixk M. South Otn.h. 11 Arthur Denton nj- wife to I'hllllB t. Whits, ' lot in, l.l.H.a J. Omaha View.... I Oak.C. Raitirk anal wife to John 0. Proer- II, III foot ll t.l 1M ot IcH I, block ' ' MUj, Htr. ana atrip J)oiiln aj Oak a ftoillrk Mid who (a Mm ( 1 Vler ion. am f t of lot n. block )w), oltr, and ' ' trip adjolsln , t,IBt Jt. Patrick church to Villas ' Klkbo i, feet of tai lot 1. aertlos ll-K-14 ' tl Jarasa 11. Ilouaa ami' wife to Mary O. nW. , hold. !',. Jl urea In awtlons IS, 21. SI and -l-l , , j Frank U Vt.rinr and wife to l ha Housa of Hoe, lots 1 In I. tntiuslv. block Klirosc 4004 Thoi J. CNall and wife Is Jamas Con. . lota 1. 1. l, (1 and Si, boll's P'aca 1.00 John K. Wortarty. roferso. to T. J. O'Nelt, lota 1. 1. jo, SI and Si PolPa flare 2,101 Victor Shapiro to Aba fclutplro, lots 2 4, 4 as4 4, blKk ta, Aaibisr PIo ' LEGAL NOTICES BTATKMKNT OF C) RCl'LATION, Btatement of the ownership, manage ment, circulation, etc., of The tunaha Bundgy Hee, nuhllahed weekly at Omaha, Neb., , required by tho act cf August Zi, fcdttor. A'lctor Iloscwater. Omaha; Neb. Managing editor. T. W. McCullough. Omaha. Neb. Buslntsar manager. - C. C, Roaewater and N. V. Fell. Omaha. Neb. J'uMlaher. The Bee 1'ubllstiliai company, Omaha, Neb. Owners; The Hee Publishing company, htockholder:. Victor Kosewster, Omaha, Neb.: Chaa. C: Rosewater, Omaha, Neb,; I.h Rose water estate, Omaha. Neb.: Victor Rose water, trusts. Omaha, Neb.; N P Keil, Omaha. Neb.: til-lla R. Fell, Omaha. Neb.; R anch R. Newman. Omaha, Neb.; H. A. Haskell, Omaha, Neb.; 1 U llaller. Omaha, Neb.i Joseph Roaewater, cleve. land, O. ; Ida Koaanwasse r, Cleveland. O. ; I'aul Rosenwasser, Cleveland. O. ; Her man B. Roaenwaaser, Cleveland, O.; A'lce R. Oohn. Cleve'and, O.; 8. Meyer estate. New York City: Antoinette Oerber, Omaha, Neb.; Alice Meyer, Omaha, Neb.; A. L Myer, trustee, Omaha, Neb.: Ktmene L. Oeismer Cleve'and. O. Known bondocldera, mortgaarea and other security holder, holding 1 par cent or more of total amount cf Imntli, mort gaaca or other securities. None. Average number of cop's of each Issue of this publication aold r dl'tiibuted. through the mails or otherwisw, to paid ubscriaera dur ing the six months preceding; the date of this statement 4S.tJ0 Cnoeld Includ'ng employes, charit able Institutions, sxchaiigoa, etc.... 1.4TS Total j.,.47,096 . N. P. Fell Buainea Manager. Baorn to and subscribed before we this tat dav of October, mi. thVal) M. P. NORn Notary Fub'la. (My coininisaion expiree July So, ) Mrilra Wreck Fatal. LARKIX, Tex.. Oct- .Fturten Mexi- can eaaeugem were killed In a passen- ,gr tram wreck between 8alllllo and Kan jLula rVloal. today, caused by soft tracks after- a heavy rain, , , . . GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Whet ia Wek and with Eeceipti Fairly Heary Pri'cei Are Un changed to a Cent Lower. CORN TJP AND IN GOOD DEMAND OMAHA. October, . IMS. The raah win at market waa a trifle w-eak todav and aold nnchang'-d to 1c lo-er. There were seventy-aevon cars of thla certal on the floor, hut there wet not very hiany sales reiiorted. The de mand for wheat wis not vry good and wna hardly sufficient to take care of tht offerings. Corn wa In pretty good demmd and aold tftkc. higher. The receipts of this cereal were pretty light, and most of the corn waa sold. The run of oat waa also light and thn demand wa moderate. Oal sold HQc higher. Rye sold unchanged to higher, while barley remained practically unchanged Clearance were: Wheat nnd flour equal to 4j. bushel; corn, 4,(J0 bushel; oats, 50. 'M bushel. Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged; corn, unchanged I'rimary wheat receipt were l.fWi.mo nti!iela and shipment 1,73?,(V) bushels, aganlsl receipt, of i .fK.;,rw bushcla and shipments of M7 nfici bushel last vear. Primary corn receipts wcro 71,frt) bushel and shipments 4!":.i) bushels. Ralnst receipts n 4"fi.nn bushels and shipment of W.u bushel Jnfct year. I'rimary oata receipts- tvero flVi.nno bushels and shipment "S2.010 bushel, against receipt of 1.470AO bushel and shipments of l.olo,X bihel last year. CAItLoT RKCKIPT8. , , Whent. Com. Oats Chicago pit at; JW Minneapolis 7u ... IJuluth 3-J7 ,,. thnaha 77 St 27 Katiana City 17B 12 31 V, Ij?u;" . D Winnipeg 1,212 int. MHies were reported today: h'a,"No- ' h'd w.nter: 2 cars, ll flQ't; 4 cars, SI Mi: 4 cars, 1.02i; 1 car. 51. 2. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, Sl.OC; 4 cars. tl.lt; cars. SI .00; 4', cars, UHc; 1 rar k;; 1 car (bad), ttf; 4 car, lc. Bample: 1 car, 3c; 1 car, 90c; 1 car, 87c; 2 car, 5c; 1 ear. 7So; 1 car (hot), 7.1c. No. 2 velvet chaff: 1 car, 11.01: 1 car, Sl.ulW. No. S velvet ohal'f: 1 cor, Sl.'r.'; 1 rar, 11.01; cara, Sl.tU No. 4 velvet chaff: 1 car. t.e. No. 2 durum: 1 cor. 9c. No. S spring: 1 car, PVc. Rye No. 2: 1 car, 92e; cars. 92c. No. 3:12-6 earn, Wo. No. 4. car, Hue. Corn No. 2 whit: le-S cars, CTHc. No. 3 white: t'k cara. 67'w. No. 2 yellow: 4 cars. Wt'io. No. 3 yellow: 2 cara, file. No. 2 mixed: 2 car (near yellow), 57c; 7 cara, bi'4c. No. 8 mixed: 3 cars. 670. No. 6 mixed: 1 car, MWc No. inlxod: t S-6 cara, Wiy 8am ple: 1 car, 6i1o. Oats Htandard: 1 car, Xic: car. 8Sc. No. a white: I cars. 3'Vc: S oars, Sic; 7 cars. 3Sc. No, 4 white: 1 car, aJAiC, 1 car, 2ic; 4 J-S cars, 8J0. Rarnple: I car, 3lc: I car, So'tO. Omiha Cash Piicoa wheat: No. 2 tur kev, ILflftUlAff; No. 3 turkey, S10Wi.ni; No. J hard, Sl tCff I.WH: No. 3 hard, Sl.tlHTf WIS; No. 4 . hard, ncWAl.02t; No. 2 spring. Sl.OtVyl.oa: No. S spring, flfcfffSlifl; No. 1 durum. JCWUfHac; No. S durum, 4',jr i!i:; no grade, WnD3c. Oorn No. 2 white. UltWV! No. S white, i7fi!i7Vio; No. 4 white. 61iC7V4e, No. 5 white, o6SWi7c; No. & white, Wfic-, ' No. 3 yellow, .W4ll-WV4c; No. 3 yellow. f.-(hftsc: No. 4 vcliow, B7Vti?Sie; No. 5 yellow, ti 567 Vie; No. yellow, Mlifrfi7Vio; No. 3 mixed. i7"ff"'c: No. 2 mixed, Wiitv;4.o: No. 4 mixed, bHS7c; No. b mixed. ISiVfueii-HPf N. mWed, fAiifiBiic. Onta: No. 3 white, STiUyiiWti: gtandurd. ZH36V4c: No. white. 8,'3S4c: No. 4 while. xqWc. Barley: Malting. tTtifiTc; No. 1 feed, i 47c. five: No. i 24i'.4Ci No. S. asVtc, Chicago cloning prices, furnlshea The Beo hv Ixigan V Bryan, atck and grain brokers. i 8. Kih St., rimahn: Artlclel Open.! High. I l.ow. ' lose Yes'y. t 03 1 04 103 1 02 1 (Ha s'i oi?;it 1 Vi 1 1 (llf 13 1 m KTIU.F muu.1 Kt; r.K'4 OWnj . DBHlVtlU- StlUfiHC'H! !Wa -TafcvS 8(14 us. 14 m 17 'A 15' 36 , : 2D 87H -kla'((ry,.ii'Ai'B-): 1 1 14 k (1 tnxu 14 BS 80 t ss 4TH! 17H 7H 9 9 80 87H 3K OMAHA GKKERAL MARKET... FTiUlTB Oranges: California Valen cia. 17s, 2UU. 216s, S&Oc; 3 box; CiUl fornta Valencia. lia, 130. Sasa, SWs, 80.7& box. Umiini: luxtra fancy Ool-don-Bowl.' Sous, 36 box: axtra fancy Gol den Howl. ;W0, 34.SO box ; extra fam y Bunklst, 300s, 380s, 345t box; Red Bail, 34 box. Peaches; Colorado kllbertaa, extra taauy, fca crate; Colorado Kl bertaa, fancy. Co crate; Utah Kl bortaa, tnc box; California Kalways, &jc box. Prunes: Italian, 9tc crate; Italian, quan tities, 30c orate. Pears: Clargin. S2.3o crate: - Heifers, Si US ' bu. Apides: Large cooking and baking, S3 bbl.: Jona thans, SAW bbl.; Belief lowers, Sl.oO box. Orapes: Tokays, 31. Vb crale; Conconis, home-grown, Sr. basket. Bananas: Me dium fruit, S2(Kho2.a bunch; Jumbo fruit, Changalnal and Port Llmon, 4c lb. Cantaloupes: California, mlaaion brand, standards, S17i crate; California, m'aaion brand, pontes. S3. 2a crate; Cali fornia, mission brand, flats, auo crate; Colorado liurwella. pink meated. Sue crate. AVatermelons: IV90 lb. VKaiCTAULUiJ-Cabbaae: 10 lb. Head lettuoe: SI dos. ; leaf lettuce, 60c do. Tomatoes: Market price. Peppors: Wc basket. Onions: Washington, i'to lb.; Spanish, Si.W crate. Parsley, 3tc dos. Celery: 35o dog.; Jumbo, 7 00 dos. Wax and green beunsi 60--' basket. Ruta bagas: ir. lb. Potatoes: Onto, oo bu. Hweetpotatoes: Virginia, barrels, 3.7K4K.gi bbl. , . NUT8 No. 1 walnut: 18n lb. Fil berts: Mo lb. Braslla: Uo lb. Pecans: r:ia lb. Almonds: 30c lb. Peanuts: No. L raw, 6c lb; roasted. So lb.: Jum'uo, raw, 7o lb.; roasted, to lb.. Coooauuts: S4 bu bug; 7&c dos. BKKK CUT Ribs: No. t, lt4ci No. 1 17c; No. 8. 124c. Loins: No. I 31Vc; No. 3, ixo; No. 3, 14Uc Chucks: No. L llc: No. 3, 10Vc; No. 3. Ac. Rounds: No, 1. !Cc; No. 2. 14c: No. 3. 13c. Piutoa: No. I. liuc: Jo- . SHHe: No. 3, 8a. Mi8CKIA.ANr:OU9e-Oacker)aek 33 M rase; SI. 7s S case. Oornpops: SJ.35 ease; Sit Vi case. Honey; 33. ' case; Alriino, 3 dosea tumblers to a case, tl case. ' Clearing: lloaae Bask Statesaeat. . NEW TORK. Oct. . The statement of the actual condition of clearing house hanke and (rust companies for toe week shows that they hold 81!.-4,73 reserve In excess of legal requirements. This ia a deci an of S7,41w from last week. The statement follows. Actual condition. Amount. Increase. I-OBtia, etc. 82.K.M,247 000 843.77.(0 Reserve, own vaults iVuT,iS,0i0 4 614.i) Feeral bank 147.4 O.On) 7'i0W Other deosttorte.. ,1J.0T7,O S.vlltlOU Net demand deposit 3,3;S.1F. Ouo 8V77i,) Net time deposits. ... 1.TJ .S,Ht4) H Cumulation W.P'O.fOii 8o,0u0 Aggiegata reserve .. tVi,,tw.uiXi Kxoess reserve 1M.S. 4..JU "S.wr.tlO r, of which IlSg,a&4.non is siiie. lecreHSe. Nummary of stste banks and trust com panic In firealer New York not Included lit clearing house statement:. Amount. Increase. I-eana. ete Ve-t.772.3- 8Vr Upecbi , tl.04i.lft I.4S3.4HH I.egitl tenders .Si4..mi ixj.ltat Total depo-lts 7,41.a) 4,) Batiks' cash reserve In vaults 10fai, Trust companies' .... 4X,7,$U 1 kiereaae ew York. Maaey Market. NFIVV YORK. Oil. t. -MERCANTILE PAPKR 301 Ier cent. STr.KLIN'tl kxcilANOK Sixty - day bill. S4.vi; demand. 34. 01V. cables, 4.to. 81LVKK Bar, anHc; Mexican dollars. SSVo. - 1 . Llreroool Ural a Market. LIVERPOOL, Oct. a WHEAT Spot, No. 1 Manitoba. 12a; No. 3, Its 10Vd- No. 3. lis lOd; No. 1 northern Pu oth. Us 3d; No. I hard winter, nominal, 2t, CORN ripot. AmorUaa mixed, new, 3a 8d. FleOL'R Winter patents. 41 . ' ' fottoa Market LIVERrOOU Oct. a-jCOTTON-Spot, eaeier; good middling. 7 6ud; midditiig, T.lsd: low middling, &7vd; sales. 4,Quv bale. Klfla Batter Market. EIX1IN. III., Oct. a BUTTERIIlgher; 17 tuba sold at 3c. Wheatl Uoc. 1 mViH 1 02 'til May. I t 03 Com: ' 1 I eo.; BflHf?'T4l Way. Oats: Dec. 3W4HI May. Fork: I Dec. MoT1, Jan.i 17 39 Lard: ! Oct 174 J-vn. 8W7 Ribs; Oet. Jan. 74 riltCAtJO (.RAH AD PBOVIMO.M Feat ares of ke Tradlea and f loslasj THeea n Board of Trade, ClUCAJO. Oct. ( Wheat t ok a d rljcd upward swing today In luenoed by a felling off In re etpt northwest nd by loniplslnt that ser.oua damsge had hee.i done to the sttrlna ctoo. A.jvlcea Indi cated that much of the yield, e,.-cla!ly In Minnesota. w,otil Is lo.t by aho ks sprouting and rotting. Re.alKe flrniiie of ouota-l n nt Liverpool counted nisi against the Ix-ara. The open n. hl h ranged from ViSc to liit'-no hiahr, wlih Jieiember at Sl. 2 '.f 1 O.Tti, an 1 My at 3 1. "Wo l.u . waa followed by mo.ierate ad ditional upturns. The close was unsettled, at' fi'c to '.C net advance, with December at SlWa and may. Sl.A&ul , Crop damage reiorts from Illinois and Iowa had a hnl Isii effect on torn 'I he report were barked by plentiful orders to buy. After opening 'tfcSt: higher the market continued to ascend. The finish waa nervooa, at a range varying from 4c off to c up, compared wilh yesterday's close. Oata advanced with other grain. Trade, thntfgh, ass rather light. Unices In the hog matket gave a lift to provisions. Pork led the advsnce. RCTTKR Higher: creamery, 22't27",e. rOOOB Higher; receipts. 8.S49 esses; nt mnrk cases Included, 2oli3r.c; ordinary firsts, 24.24V; flrata, afr-jsc. IDCLTRY Alive, higher; fowls, 13!c; spilnga. 14c. POTATOES Higher: receipts. 60 cara; M'chlgan and Wisconsin whites. oUtrSSc; Minnesota whites, 9UHc; Minnesota Ohios. 60S3o. BHADITHCCT'S TRADE REVIEW Performance Follows Protaloo at Rapid Rate. NEW TORK, Oct. 3. Bradstreefs to morrow will say: In the economln situation performance follow promise at a rapid pace, and a unfavorable factors are eliminated evon lagging line are brought in touch with the circle of growing activity. Industry ahowa notable activity. Bhipyards are working at top speed, steel mills are prouueing at a rapid rate, blast furnaces are working at an unparalleled gait, eight of tnc countiy'a crop are of reo ord proportions, this week s bunk clear ings reached peax point, textile mills ore on full time, woolen mill are busy, Pinnta making munitions of wnr are overtaxed, flour nuliers. are pushing pro duction on a night and day barns to take are of homo and fore lun demands, ma chine tool shop are turning down orders berauee of Inability to make deliveries, building values for Bemhnr show a sharp gain over" last year, our relation to international political affaira are eevnilnsly more rumuring than at any time eilice the Kuropean war started and almost everything In tha country optimism Is rife. Weekly bank clearings, l..S,ti67,0ii0. STOCK" AND BONDS. Review of Operattoaa aa Stork Kx. r ha a we Daring; the Day. NEW YORK, Oct. .-The commanding position taken yesterday by railways was Increased today, activity in those Issues 1 overshadowing recent speculation In war siockb ana simuar specialties. aii branches of the railway Hat renpondnd to better Inpulry, one-point advances embracing - transcontinental, grangers, trunk lines, coalnra and the southern group. Reading, yesterday's strongest fea ture, Held back at rirst, presumably on profit taking, but forged ahead later, as did United Slates Htocl, which eoualed 11s nign price 01 recent yeara at si-i. rne closing was strong. Bonds were strong. The following quotations are furnished hy Ix)gnn Ac Bryan, membera New York Stock exchange,- 814 South Bix'eenth street: Opening Closing Cnlon Pacific R. R Houthern Paciflo R. Northern Pacific Ry. ... Missouri Pacific Ry Canadian Pacific Ry. ... i;7 f7'4 115 1KI'"J 123 vireni jNortnern Ry. ..US At'iiUuin. Topeka A Santa Fe Ry 106Ti C, M. St. P. Ry . 9) C. R. I. P. Ry J2i, . Clileago Northwestern ,.133 Illinois Central Ry liin-Ti Chicago Great Wretern.... MS tlo, preferred 3t New York, New Haven ft Hartford R, H, 79'4 Now York Central R. R.,.,.100'5 Pennsylvania R. R. Co 117 Baltimore St. Ohio R. R. .... 91V Heading Co .....ltU! Ihlgh Valley R. R. Co... IS." Eirle R. R. 34' do, first preferred 64 ." Chesapeake at Ohio R. R, .. 67 t New York, Ontario 4k Weatern 804 Iulavllle Nashville ....125 Southern Ry 30 Missouri, Kanaaa A Texas.. f' Kansas City Southern ...... 28 U. 8. Btecl Corporation, common 8114 do. preferred .....1143 107H 9S 2:" 131 1UV 2 96 M 11H llVi t3 Vi21 . . M & Vl 126 k 674 !2 a 114-4 445 63Vi 108 4 68 . 70 Kl 1U ncinienem cieei corporation. 44 Repuhllo Iron & Steel lev. uo, preierned Colorado Fuel A Iron , American Locomotive , Jrceed Steel Car American Or Foundry , Baldwin Locomotive Wks. at. Nor. Iron Ore Property. Anaconda Copper Mln. Co.. 6SH4 71 81 , 4l . 4MU. 494 c nmo uopper co... Nev. Ct netil dated Coppaf.. 15v2 Miami Copper Co 3S Ray Consol. Cvpper Co 2S1, W inn on. mining t"o 41) Inspiration Con. Copper Co.. 4S Butte A Sufierlnr MB Am. Pmelt- At Ref. Co WVi National lad tf;i Hex.' Petroleum Co.. Ltd.... Weatlnghouse Air Brake. ...1X4'. Peo. O. L. Ci Co 1I9 . Consol. ti. L. & P. Co 138 Am. Tel. 4k Tel 123 Weat Union Telegraph Co.. 77 Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt.... 8ni Interborough Rapid Transit. I2 Central Leather Co (4 American Can Goodrich (B. F.) Co 75 V n it ed .States Rubber 64 Willy, Overland 33 Oeneral Motors Co 84.H etudebaker. Corporation ....1431 Am. Sugar Refining Co.... lti . 3 133' IW'i 1404 134 i 78 i 12 6.n, 62 7 54 V3t .WS 14.1t '112 Lrftnla Live Stock Market. ST. LOC1S. Mo., Oct. t.-CATTLE Re ceipt. 00 head; market ateady; native tieef steers, S7.5IK6 10.26; yearling ateera J and hnifera, tS.6iiilO.2S; cows, St.0l8.00; I Blockers and feeders. SK.0Uii7.7K; southern steers, x.fi.7b: southern steers, s.i-"f S.S0: cuwa and heifers, S4.OOdj4i.50; native calvea. S0o(ill 26, . HOU8 Raoelpls. 1.800 head; market higher; pigs and lights , 6.754. 78; mixed and butchers, S.2'j&ll.76; good heavy, t.H.lMK&. SIIEKP AND - LAMBS-Receipts. I.O11O head: market steady; lambs, 86.w3fl.0U; I sheep and ewes, Si.0a7.75. Chlraao LIto Stock Market. C1IICAOO,- III.. Oct. 9. CATTLE Re ceipt, ti head- market ateady; native beef cattle, SH.': HI 50; western steers, S'1705.yi; cow and. heifers,. J.3tas.65; calves. 88.001(12 00. HOtlS Receipt. : 7,000 head; market strong. &ol0o above yesterday's average; bulk of sales, S.l0wk.i; light. r7.HOjiA.7v; mixed. S7.7&S.iii: heavy, SV.tiijS.tiO; rough, 7..'.4f..8.i; i-Ibs. 85.2tMr7.5tK Dll L-L-ll .kit! 1 A , Dlnl. A.V j Dl.,-,-., .- , . , .1 I .."I ( JTIIH VV head; market weak; wether. 3t.Jl 65; itunM, Si.wu JO. , Kaaaaa Cltr Live Stock Market. KANSAS C1TT. Ct. 8. CATTLE Re Col pt a, 2U0 head; market steady; prime fed steers. 3S.7E1 10.25; drved beef steers, St.01S9.ffi; wetern steers, SH.SOitiOO; stock . ers and feeders. t.-fOji.Oj; bulls, StUe.48 .fo: cnlve. S.iflt).:5. Htm. -4 Receipt. 600 head: market blMher; bulk of aaiea. Si.l0'i.MI; haavy. 8 ts'frs.aO: packera and butcher SvJO S.&n; IWIit. 8Muik.60; nil, S7.tAnni.7t, 8HEKP AND l-Al ll.S Recelnta. tOO head: market steady; lamba, SX.3 W.70; yearlins-a. S'ivdi.2u; wethers, tt.7ua.&u; .es, S.6Otj.0u. Oaaaka Hay Market. PRAIRIK HAT Choice upland. 31S.60, extra choice. 3l3.ro; No. I. SU OOm 12.00. No. L 8 U'U 00; No. 8. S&OU01D.OO. Choice midland 111 too 12.00; No. 1. SU-OOd U.Vi. No. 3, SS-Miait' oO; No- 8, SS.'Ofie.iO. Choice lowland, til .09; No. 1. S SOnlO k;. No. 3. t7.t'f9n: N. 3. SS.0'1l7.. TIUW-iliolce a heat, 3-&.; choice oat or rye. 8.Mn7.0u. ALFALF A Choice. 812. 00112.30; No. J. 811.vVaU.tWl No. 2, (8.lglO.L iiaiia Natter Market. BUTTER Oioloe crearaersV 27c Apartments, flats, houses ana cottages ran be rented quickly and cheauly by a Bee " "For Rent," OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET Killing Cattle Higher and Feeder. Steady to Lower Sheep Are Hicher. liiUOS JbUUtLLoT Ut XHJb XiU&tt OMAHA, October , 1!1S. Receipts were: w itlie. Hogs. Sheep. Olililnt Wonilny It.ntl i..4a 4.1 4 o t i I I .ic tin v .... PV1. 2."74 10,411 Offltlal Wednesday ..H.T.t 2.1 ! 21 Official Thursday S.W 3.4TJ offu iai rrlday ; A o.i'fiO Et4lmata Saturday 100 I.600 S.Mi fix day this week...vT K.' Panie days last week..4.'2! ii.s.17 134.7' nme da) a 3 week ago 39.128 1?7 lM,7i Hume days 3 weeks ago 18.413 2X.M4 lt.1,3.3 Burns day 4 week ago 32.44 33, 402 14a i0 bame d.y last year. .30.8.4 2H.339 132.H04 The fol.owlng table shows the receipts of rattle, hoga and aheep at the South Omaha llva stock market for the year to d-ite ad compared with last year; 1915. 1'4. Cattle M.Vfll 9.T Hoga tlM.h'O l.Mn.leil Hh. en 2 ttii 2ir 2 Sr.lo9i Inc. 153.014 j1.702 W.S 8 The following table show the average price for ho8 at the Omaha live stock market tor the last lew days witn com- larlsongj lStC. t 11R. ltl . I ' t i imi p pais Sept. Sept. eepL Sept. fieut f . ' 8 01 8 sal Ml s .31 s 11 I (M t on) 8 43) 8 18 8 v I 8 481 t 6VI 8 4( 8 12 8 0S 3 331 C 4I 8 73 8 17 C 31 V 8 40 30 8 3U iS 8 41! J 8 441 8 14 l&i 7 1XS4 8 eA, s 0, 1 a .i ft sai ID It apt. l . 8 101 8 lt 8 M Si 8 4 8 Ui 8 Mi la a. S 14 8 til b"t. Bept feept. feept. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. T 25H T anV 7 2t 7 ITS 7 las 7 2fV 8 It' 8 11 7 twi 8 41 AW 8 OS 7 W 7 88 8 22 8 33 I 6 16 8 29 8 2 8 62 6 23 8 21 3 13; 11 Ik 441 6 F 8 41 7 ss 3 63 1 7 7 M' tJ 7 86 a t XI I 30 UI 281 V.CU 7 rr 8 ( Z3 8 27 7 W 8 4ul 7 7 8 47 7 64 8 27 7 67 I 7 64 Oct. Oct. IVt. 1 1 7u I 7 60 7 37 8 20 ' I V 4 7li g 43 7 2S 7 94vs W 7 W 8 T7 7 3 8 77 471 J I 8 05 7 40f 'Sunday, CATTLE The yari aa usual -were bare of fresh supplies, there being noth ing of any consequence on sale. For the week receipts nave oeon very uoeriu, showing comparatively little change as compared with, last week and a decided gain over a r ago. The market as a wholo has li.'t in a good, heAlthy and fairly satisfactory condition throughout. Cornfed beef steets have been - very scarce all the- week, aa usual at this season of the year. Prices have not shown very much change, being fully steady, and in some case possibly a little stronger, taking quality into con sideration. Range beef v on the other hrjid has been in active demand practi cally every day of the week, while prices have been gradually firming up until they are right around ' higher than last week's close. Cows and heifers have been in good demand and fairly active pretty much every day throughout tho week. Prices have gradually' firmed up nnd at the clone of the week are around 1525c higher than Inst week's close. Blockers and feeders have been In large supply aii the week, but the coun try demand wa rather disappointing during the first half. During the latter part of the week country buyers took hold more freely, so that the cattle were pretty well cleaned up tierore the close. Prices on the best grades have shown but little change, being generally about steady with a week arc The medium to common kinds, which have not been sought after so freely, have shown mot or leas weakness from day to day and are safely lfr2oe lower than a week ago. Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice Tod yearlings, S9.0OraO.86; fair to good fed yearlina. Sf(.60ftfl.00: common to fair fed yearlings. W.60nfg.60: good to choice heavy peeves, xs.florji.sj,; zmt to good cornfed beeree, SS.Sfrali.OO; common to fair corn fed beeves, St.754iS.80; prime grass beeves, S7.f?rK.10: aood to choice arass beevea. I7.60ifr8.10: fair to good irraas beevea. 37.00 fi.SO; common to fair grass beeves, S'i.OO &7.00; good to choice grass cow, fa. RAH 6.15; fair to good cows. fS.O0$i8.!!6; com mon 10 rair cows, w.wn&.uu, prime reed ing steers. S.00f6.50; good to choice feeder. 87 VrrflJK,; fair to good feeders, 8t Wrff7.26; common to fair feeders. So.iWfJ o-wi; goou m choice -stocKers, S7.iJ4Wi.0O; The i And will be s formerly occupied by The Bank at 16th Monday Horning Oct. 11 All Deposits of The Combined Banks Are Protected by the Depositors' Guar antee Fund of The State of Nebraska. 1? rhe State DanEt of ma Corner 16th and Harnoy Stroot. fair tn good stnekers, Si.7T.r7 75; com mon to fair ntockera, f-.tt7R: stock heifers, ta.7VH7.on; stok cows, a..fwt.; stock calves. 86ifi60; resl eslves, S.oiK,-jn fi: bulla, stags, etc.. 84. .." HolS-The week wound up with an other very light run. only about forty three cars, or 2," head, shoe Ins; up. T.ie heaviest run of tha week came on Thurs rtsy. when 1.4.13 hesd were re IKirted In. The six days' total is lR.Sivft head, only a little more than half as large aa either last week or last year, and smaller even than two weeks ago. Thla Is the llihtest run of the year to dste. snd with one ex ception the smallest since nearly eight yesrs ago. Trade opened out stronger araln this morning, and shipper put up their droves at figures that were genernlly a nickel higher. No full loads of choice butcher showed uo, and In fact there waa nothing really tnpoy here. Rest butchers made 8. 23 the dsy's highest figure. By the time packers got started nearly a third of the light supply had .been bought, hy shippers, and as killer were In urgent need of a few hogs they made their flrat purchases on a 6fil0c htuher level. Later on a good many sales were made that looked fully a dime up. and the close was thn best time, gains of as much a lOfjlSc being quoted on some of the last -eales. The advance ranged from a nickel to Lie, and on the whole the mar ket looked about 10c better. Bulk of the packing hogs sold at SS.OOtt J '-I.. ith a sprinkling of heavies down and a few scattering aaiea around Sf.aKd R.2f,. The market was very active, everything selling by about 9 o'clock. The range today only covered a spread of Oc nnd Is tho narrowest In a long time. This la due to the fact that ship ping hogs have not shown nearly ao much gain as killers during the last couple of weeks. Representative sales: Wo. At. 8h. rr. no. 44 411 7 K 44.. At. en. Pt. l 3 w S IS ' ' S SO a m ll 7 HO H Z77 a 4t 214 T M M 4 4 ii4 4 tea t is; ... a iz I f 47 te.7 ... an s OS 44 4 40 u M rrt w im ' 8HKKP Iteoo.pUi today wee unusu ally heavy for a Saturdav. but the seven teen cars, or 5,300 head, that arrived were either consigned through or direct, so there waa nothing on sale. Total for Jt1tL.Week WW1 head, being nearly 16,000 heavier than last week, and a gain of almost 7,J0 over the corresponding week of last year, but a shortage of more than 17.000 head a compared with two weeks ago Barring the late sales. Frido-'a value were strong, and In manv cases a dime to aa snack as 15c higher- than a week agn , but the close yesterday looked DfrlOc unaer tne price paid last Friday On the basis of yesterday's early trade, good to choice lambs are quotable at SS.0nCuX7S. with fMlr to e:ood stuff movtnar at IX Ro 3.C0. With the exception of the clone yraterday, Wednesday was the week's lowest point, when beat lamba fulled to heat sx.60. Quality the last half of the week wes not so good aa on the first two days, weights being generally stronger and the offerings not so well finished. Fetdlng lambs closed the'w -eek strong to a dime above a week niro. prices being about the same as on Monday. After Monday there was little change In the market, closing prices being. If any thing, a little easier than at the week's best time. Breeding ewes were good selior all week, a good share of the week s offerings . selling at SR.fiwf6.r1O. Feeding yearling wethers are quotable at fG.0Ci.ji7.10, or about the same as a week ago. Fat sheep have scored the big advance of the week, as ewes are selling ISii fc higher than on Inst Friday. Some sold as high as Sti.10 Friday, as against an outside price of 86.75 a week ago. Weth ers, which are coming In very small numbers, are also a little hlfrher. having; made $.60 on more than one occasion. Most of the killing yearlings received have been on the weichty order and hav sold at S.5fi5.75. but choice handy weights might go to 87.00. . nrvainna on sheen rd lamly" Lamba, good to choice, f8.7r.7S; Iambs, fair to rood. S8.fiOfi8.eO: lambs, feeders, $7.75(3' a FA' v.a.lin. fair to ChoiCS. ' . lO'G t . 1 5 '. yearlings, feeders. 6.01a7.10; wethers, fair to ehol-e? fi.SOat.SE: ewes, good to choice, Sr.SOSii.75: ewes, fair to good, 34 7r.ig5.&0; t6.65ir8.10; ewes, fair to good. S4.75(&5.fi5; ewes, common to fair.- $4.5O5.50. Representative sales: No. Av. Pr. - 7 Wyoming feeder yearlin-. 90 7 10 120 Wyoming feeder yearlings. 84 t 00 14 Wyoming feeder ewes 0 ,5 0 62 Wyoming feeder1 ewes.-....'. 94 .5 Has taken over the Deposits of City National in. their new banking rooms and Harney Streets. - 4 r US 8 4 UO 8 t 91 8 77. Canadian Officials Committed for Trial YVtNNTnXJ. Manitoba. Oct. 9. -Fir Rodmoad Roblln. late premier, and three other former cabinet ministers. Dr. Montague. J. H. Hots-den snd O. P. Cold well, were committed for trial this after noon by Magistrate McDonald on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the province In .connection with the erection of the parliament buildings. Dr. Montague was minister of ptiblie works; Howden. attorney general, and Mr. Coldwcll, minister of education. DISBARMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST KIRBY DISMISSED riERRR. P. D., Oct. . (Special Tele gram. In the opinion of the supreme court today In the disbarment proceed ings against Joe Klrby, a prominent Sioux Fall attorney, the court in It findings says: "Believing that the misconduct of which defendant stands charged does not when considered atone show tho de fendant so unfitted to be aa attorney of this court as would authorise a Judgment of disbarment; believing that In all el0 save perhaps that one matter In respect : to which he seems to be suffering an illusion, defendant will hereafter act to ward this court with all due respect; be lieving that suspension of his right as an attorney would not hasten the time of his disillusion, the only fact that could war rant such suspension and bellevlnsr that the public, whose servants we are and whose destinies w seek to protect, wllL approve of giving to the defendant the benefit of any doubt we may hav as to what our judgment should be, we are of the opinion the disbarment proceeding should be dismissed." - i - 1 FIRST OF THE PALIMPSEST DINNERS OF THE SEASON Invitations are ' out announcing the first of the dinners to be given by the Palimpsest this season. It will be served at the Omaha club at :80 o'clock the evening of October IB. The guest of honor upon this occaelon will be John Mantel Clapp, who will talk on "London In War Times." The Big Loan and the Small Investor Accurate and interesting- infor mation on the flOO Bond. Described w-(t!i other articled on investment matters In th-j current Issue of Th Odd Jiot 38. lew.' Sample copy free on request. Published weekly by John Mulr A Co., Members New Yor' Stock Exchange, l Broadway, New York City. Bank City National ha ti 70 Wvemlng feeder ewes. 1 Wyoming wetherg ..... Jv Wyoming ewes in Wyoming yearling ... 1 ;-.- lummy v -A ATaT-i XA4S