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ltul cr. .Nul Operated fur profit,
oriii 1.4 a No. Cliy l.tinii. City
iffiiw. 'i.- t'ii..i. Theater.
STACK & FALCONER
OMAHA HKKT
" Aniw" A M BULANCEfVufc
Thirty. third and rrnm.
IIEAFEY & IIEAFEY"
LmKriakui iif Knifwlmsr.
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; HULSE & RIEPEN
riii.NKKH FL'NUIIAL DIRECTOR
, rvri Cuming m. Js.k.on ISM
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Koritko Kuitnal Hum. SJ.I and O Mia
FLORISTS."
LEE L. LARMON
KM Ifiutflx m. nniiKlm IIM
JOHN HATH. K"l Kainam. Jatkxm It'll.
I- Hmlroii. lip; Kama in. Jackaon i:3I.
LOSTrFOUNbNDRE WARDS
flUi AllTh l.l.M I.UST uii atrl ran 11.
pl un Tkr "( V r anilnu to r
air tii artli'li lo rlchiful nnt.
'.MAHA A WlUSUli Bl.liKFa ST. BT.
ID.MPANT
i'KKNu.N who twit or fiiunil mild liruau
wall h Willi lilai k fur rail Walnut iHt
or; Jm-kkoii 411 and rwrlv liberal r-
"arn. pktt 4utiun MKkr!!.
j.iiht -Hiack iiortfoliii MonilHy, ruhtalntiix
i iilnnbl iaiir. Kinder call Jackaun
SflJ. Itnr.l.
PERSONAL.
TIIK SALVATION Army Indualrlal hom
gclu your old t'lolhlnt, furnltur.
. nianajliir. W collect W dlatrlbut.
i J'liuu IHjukIu 4134 and our wacon
'will call, rail and Innpevt our ntw
hom, lllD-llli-1114 llodK Bt.
l,AHIi:s who rih to iln art work at
i, liuine. nwro tun", full at Hiiom V).
I'ouirla Bloi'k. (ipponlt llavilrn.
HATTIH I'ulmnn. Nubon I'orsel Shop.
tOS K.irlurh Illock. AT. J9J
SAT IT WITH KI.OWURS FROM HES9
ii8WOBOIA. 1418 rARNAM STRBET.
CIlll.DHE.Nt cared fnf by week. Wal. 4C61,
MAHHAGti sio North Seventeenth Street.
HBNT HOOVER vacuum. II up. Har. 107l7
II.BCTRICI bath and nmiujoge. WE mil"
OSTKOUIUY MA88AGKH. Atlantla 6365.
fjjyfcipi.SH ilmm. Chiropody. 21)1 8. W.
SWEDISH maaaaze. Ill Neville Block.
MrHONrj coraet. SI. Schaefer. DO. T23S.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, aide, knit, aunburat, bos
Pleating, covered button, all lu and
tyli bematltchlng, picot dglng, eye
let cut work, buttonhole, pennant.
Tileal Button and Pleating Co- III
Brown Blki Jackeon J936.
.NWa Platlg Button Co., 1801 Farnam
BL. 8d floor, Douaia 6670.
Contractors.
WRICK plasterer and cement, new and
f repair vurk. J. Kan. Walnut 466J.
Dancing Academies.
". I. EARN TO DANCE RIGHT
Mildred Mnxln teachea all brandies
dancing. Studio I.eflang Bldg. DO. I47S.
Keep'
S 1818 Farnam, ur method,
reasonable rate. Do. 8440.
Val.Pina School for Dancing. 2424
J.VCI JTHie Farnam. Douglaa 7860.
Dress rnaidng.
FIRST-CLASS dreaamaklr.g; guurantecd
Avork. Walnut 6546,
DRESSMAKING. 408 SOUTH 24TH ST.
Detectives.
RELIABLE . Datecttv Bureau. Railway
, - Ex. Bldg.. JA. 205. Night, KEN. 8812.
Independent Detective Bureau, 804 Neville
vBlk. Atl. 6601: night. Wal. 4066; K. 0465.
JAMES ALLAN. 813 Neville Blk. Evidence
secured In all case. Atlantio 1136.
Tailoring.
WITS prewed, remodeled, lined. HA. 6804.
Kodak Finishing.
f 1LMS developed; printing and enlarging.
. Writ for price. Th Ensign Co.. 1607
Howard St. . .
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
rrintlng, Kase Studio. 213 Nevlll Blk.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
J. W. MARTIN, patent, atty.. 1718 Dodge.
.i Milcellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS Wo.'MS
' to buy back ' at mtiall profit. GROSS
-.IEWELRT CO 40 N. ,16th SL Doug
' la 6041.' -
DR. PAUL J. BOLAND wishes to an
, nnunce the removal of offices from 1106
i First Nat'l Bk. Bid;., to suit 1223-24
of same building. AT. 2346.
OMAHA BILLOW CO. Mattresae mad
over in nw tick at half tba price ot
new beds. 1907 Cuming. Jackson 2467.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, 16c;
; doubt edge.' 46o doz. Mail order o
' llolted. Omaha Sh-arp Co., 103 N. 16th.
ICR CREAM Quart, 40c; pint, 20c; pop,
4r; cones, 4c. 14,45 N. 15th St., corner
; of Charle St.-' -
TVHITELY, tire and radiator man; reas.
prices; work truar. $! S. 13th. DO. 60S.
FULL dress and tuxedo for renL John
. Eeldman. 10 N. 18th St. Jackeon 8128.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus,
LeBron Electric, 318 8. 13th St., Omshs.
ROGERS Confectionary Stove, 24th and
Farnam St.. Jackson 0127.
BRITT Printing Co.. t Klk Bldg.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. JA. 0628
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
FOR SALE.
Household furniture of T-room houae,
including piano, china cabinet, buffet.
. chiffonier, bookcase and book, office
' desk and chair, ice box, gas stove, dln-ina-
tabla and chain, t rocker, I vol
umes Masonio history at 672S N. list
Ave. or 31st and. Titus Ave. Phone
Kenwood 0748.
SEWING' machine and Vletrola. bird's
. ere maple bedroom eet. gaa stove, 8x10
; Wilton rug. Call Sunday morning. Har
ney 6688.
ONE gna rang used only aix months.
Call Walnut S08.
SINGER aewing roachin at a bargain
lering city. 118 South S5th.
Clothing and Furs.
FURS! FURS! FURS I
Direct from manufacturer to wearer.
laving you large retail profits.
Offering for this week: only a wonder
ful selection of bargains In
COATS. WRAPS. CAPES, STOLES,
COATEES and' CHOKERS.
' Com In and let us show yon. All
7 merchandise guaranteed. Deposits ac
eepted. -, CHAS. J. GOLDSTEIN FUR CO,
- lta and Pouctas. Over Fry Sho C.
-JACKSON 11JS.
Mall order given prompt attention.
TOR sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool "Dun
' de" suit, cheap, alteration free.
t DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS. --
Norttwest Cor.. lth and Harney Pt.
PERFECTLY new Martin fur stole. 71
mche lone and IS Inches wide. No
dealer. Webster "3.
FURS remcdeiet - reltned and cleaned.
KNKETEB, ALASKA FUR CO..
I3 8. litk SL . iMuila 7S8I.
FOR SALE.
Trpcwnteri and Supplier.
TYl'EWKlTliKS
AMI
ADDING MACHINKS.
All MAKKH hnucHI, aol.t. rntr4 n4
rtilrd, hoi (ni fur lb l.'UIK'NA.
lt our prior lM-fr )ou buy. tar
tiiachlii uaraiitcit.
Central Typewriter Exc.
Jckaon 4i;. Ill Far nam.
H B buy. Mil aafra, nnht druka, liuw
caw, etu. Omaha KUlur A aui'Uly t'o.
i-W' Sr"r- ' 'I? ". 7K.
I.IMMKH T Imr i.rl.'.;"klnillln ilrllvrii
MICK (.IK Ut'MHKIt A WHKl'KINU I'll..
Zliri an Human. Wrtntrr 1UI
Miscellaneous Articles.
S E WI N G M A CH i N ES
V rent, rrualr. -il nardlr nd part.
r MICKEL'S
I'.lh and llarnay. fiougla Mil.
Pianos and Miuical Instruments.
UKiilt'.IC . SMITH ralr In drum.
l"rhn tt, !., Inatrucllun. rialrln.
Addrau t7l 1'avmpnrt HI. fur catalo.
I'Kona Hrny fK7. 'I'ij Smith dal.
Vliil. INK. bowa. (trlna and reualrln at
lnwat frtrea. laatthew blurt lo. IS
Kuuirla Hlk . Opp. Hayilena. AT. I'M
DI'RYb walnut, parlor aranrl Bunh A
Ian phitn at .-na than halt prlco.
I'hon Kenwuod 07 Id, '
it arm S4.ni. new quart Im beer
hnltle. C'harle Jarl, 1703 !, venworth.
URAI'KS for sale.
150.
Hit IcIhj Kenwood
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New deaka, uaed dink bought, anld and
traded, J. C. Reed. IS07 Karuam. D. I4
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Laundry and Day Work.
COLORED lady wialiea bundle waihing
or day work. Webater 6431.
IAT work, lauudrcea, phou Attantio 31SA.
HELP WAN TED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
roUNO man, study law! Evening down
town aeealon. University of Omaha.
Professions and Trades.
FIREMEN, brakemcn. beginner, 1160;
later 1250 monthly. Writ Railway, Box
Y-1661. Omaha Bee.
idOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Writ for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
High Grade Salesman
Largo advertising concern manufac
turing new and high-grade line of
calendars, leather goods and exclusive
specialties for advertising, w.'nhca to
appoint a permanent representative for
Omaha, also on for Nebraska. Ap
plicant must be a auccessful salesman
of good personality, appreciating op
portunity ot building a permanent and
profitable business with annual earn
ings of 34,000 to 312,000. Apply for In-
tervlew by letter only, giving your phone
number if possible. Mr. Hubbard, Hotel
Fantenelle. .
WANTED Reliable; experienced salesman
to sell carloads cf potatoes, cabbage
and applea direct to retailers In Oma
ha and surrounding territory. Must
be experienced In fruit business, have
good reference and willing to work on
commission basis at atart. Good op-
portunity for right man. Address Box
Y-1668, Omaha Bee.
SALESMEN Hit tho ball, hard times
money-getter, sells on sight to every
auto owner. Exclusive territory, act
quick. 3710 W. Broadway, Council
Bluff. Red 2245. -
WANTED Good aalesman who will invest
3600, with his service, in 310.000 yearly
proposition. Southern Advertising Agen
cy, Columbus. Miss.
SALESMEN wanted for Savabutts Cigarette-holders,
good profit for man who
want to work. Call Harney 7464.
Miscellaneous.
CLERKS, 18 upward, for Postal Mai!
Service. $130 month. Examination SeB
tember 17th. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars of Instruction write
J. Leonard (former Civil Service Ex
aminer), 809 Equitable Bldg.. Wash
ington, u. c
EXPERIENCED pants finisher -wanted.
1820 N. 20th St. Webster 0703.
' HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED Competent stenographer, one
with experience In purchasing depart
ment preferred. Box R-12, Bee.
WAJMTED Stenographer. Call Western
Smelting & RfW. Co. Douglas 3424, 7th
n.i nn,,.i.. fit . '
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
LADIES Everywhere. Full or spars time.
. Mak 60 weekly selling waterproof
kitchen apron, sanitary aprons, belt.
Samples free. Write Miller Mfg. Co.,
Cleveland, O. .
AT ONCE Five bright capable ladles te
travel, demonstrate and sell dealer;
140 to 171 per wek. railroad fare paid.
, Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co..
Dept. 682, Omaha, Neb.
Household and Domestic.
GIRLS. '
" Watch the Domestic Column of Th
' Bee Want Ads. Good well-paid enJ
homelike plaoa always advertised.
WANTED Middle-aged woman to do light
house work and be companion to woman.
' Two in family. . No washing. Call Web
ster 3994.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work; smalt house, three rhiidren;
good wages for right party. WA. 2926.
MAID for general housework; permanent
place. Harney 6476.
WANTED A maid at' the
: Home, reference required.
Jld Peoplea'
Wal. 3737.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men. ladies and boy to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St Tri-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 8.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. '
Complete course In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wirelesa telegraphy, civil- rvlce and all
English and commercial branch.
Write, call er phone Jackson 158 tor
large Illustrated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boyle Bide Omaha, Neb. - '
FOR personal instruction, shorthsnd. type
writing, bookkeeping, etc Call Douglas
T774 or write
AMERICAN INST. OF EFFICIENCY,
t, O. O. f. Bldg.. Omaha, Neb,
Van 8ant f.nol of Business.
Day and Evening Schools. .
S: Omaha Natloaal Bank Bldg.
Dougra 689.
FRANK Henry aaxophone instruction. 308
Leflang.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANT to hear from owner bavins; buei
nese for sal. J. C McConecr. Termi
nal Buildiec, Omaha. Neb
BUSINESS CHANCES. t
BKFultr; hu Intr. ndrur our fre sal as
bulletin; hundred' ef paying businesses
re luted. Any kl'"l. Any prli. Any
where. Western Business Kschang,
Terminal Building. Omaha, N'rb.
HKkTAI'ltANT for sale. Hood place for
th right man. J'rlr is rlglH. X-21,
Omaha lire.
FOR KALE I'owrr equipped dry cleaning
plant Tentorium, Kullon, Neb.
FOR KENT-ROOMS.
Furnisned Rooms.
are you looking for roomht
or have you planned en making
rhang, which will be more convenient
for ou? If so. (hen call Th Bee Want
Ad l'ept.. Tyler looo, and w will nul
only furnish you 'with complete room
list ef choice vacant room In Omaha,
but alio keep )nur number en our
-V.'ii; f Knf list for further refer
once In case ou wanted lo niak an
other change Thes !lta sr holutely
free of charge to all render and adver
tisers f Th Omaha He nd published
solely for their convenience and baimflL
Call any time. Atlantio 100. Wsnl
Ad Dept.
PRIVATi; home, inahogany-fu r nlnhed
room.
i. gentiunien, 3 ped week. is,
St.
SSd St.
PLEASANT smith rln.. suitable for 1 or 2
gentlemen. Walking distance. HA 19.".
NICELY furnished modern rooms In pri
vate home, walking- instance. Web. 3d76.
PLEASANT tin, for ! girls, private family,
nesr Harney car; breakfast. HA. 4r 1 4.
MODERN Hot l.MS, WALNUT 5S83.
MODERN rooma: reasonable, Web. S416.
Housekeeping Rooms.
CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSE-
KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WB HAVE
THB BEST IN CITY. CALL TYLER
10IM. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR
BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY
WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS
AND READERS. ATLANTIC 1000.
WANT AD.
TWO 2-room suites. HA. 2505. DO. 7886.
Board and Rooms.
FOR CHOICE BOARD AND. RM. WATCH
THE BEE WANT ADS, AND IF YOU
DO NOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THE WANT COLUMN CALL AT. 1000
AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE
LIST OF ROOMS.
4320 ' WAKELEY. large front room and
Hoard lor 2; private home. Walnut 1244.
FOR RENTHOUSES.
Unfurnished.
SIX-ROOM niotiern house I- walking dis
tance, mono Webster Jo8.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
THREE nice rooms, private bath, fur
nished complete, 37 week. 2010 N. 23u
St.. WE. 1868.
FURNISHED mod. 2-room- apt.
23d SL Market 3604. "
Unfurnished.
DANDY APARTMENT Oak finished In
college terrace. Built-in bed. Ideal ar
rangement. Immediate possession. Rent,
145 and $57.60.
Bedford-Johnston Co.,
806 World-Herald Bldg. JA. 1784.
FIVE nice rooms and bath, second floor,,
brick building, 307 S. 13th SL; modern
except beat; rent 340.
BIRKETT & CO.,
350 Peters Trust Bldg.. Jackson 0633.
Peters Trust Company,
Specialist In apartment management.
FINE 3-room apartment, with sunroom,
close in location.. Best condition. Call
Douglas 5564.
FOR RENT Business Property
DESIRABLE office apace in Wead bldg.
F. D. WEAD,
Sll South t8th St. AT. 0161.
GOOD ator in good location.
F. D. WEAD.
318 SO. 18th St.
Atlantic 0161.
OFFICE in Wead Bldg., overlooking 18th
and Farnam Sts. 137.50 per month. F.
D. Wead, 310 So. 18th. At. 0161.
E. H. BENNER CO., TRACKAGE.
SEE F. D. WEAD. 310 SO. 18TH 8T
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY 8and van CO.
STORAGE MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO ALL
PRINCIPAL, CITIE&
1107-11 Howard St. Jackson 0288.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked room for houachold
good and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping. V
JEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE,
806 South 16th.. Douglas 4163.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. R. Bowen Co.'Atlantlo 8400.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage A mov
Ing. Contract taken by lob or hr. Globe
Van & Storag Co J A. 4338. AT. 02311.
Jackson 0564. 1320 Farnam St.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
Incubator About 1-3 price; express paid;
230-egg; guaranteed; popular make. C.
B. House, 2545- Montgall, Kan. City. Mo.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
' Cars Wanted.
We have been selling more cars than
we have had an opportunity to buy. It
they are used, not abused, we will buy
about 40 cars.
Saleaday Car Co.,
Fortieth and Farnam St.
FORD touring cars, roadsters, trucks;
131. '20 end '21 models; with or with
out starters. W are not lo the used car
business and do not sell for a profit,
but ar replacing our old equipment
with new. Drive-Jt-Yourself Co.. 1314
Howard SL Phone Douglas 3622.
SALESMEN .lust patented ready for the
'market, new gasoline saver. Double
mileage and power of all motors. In
stalled in 20 minutes. Sells on sight.
Territory open. Act quick. 3710 West
Broadway. Council BlrfTs. la.. Red. 2245.
80ME bargains tn used Ford cars. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station. 15th and Jackson,
Douglas 3600.
BUY A GUT L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Bate Investment
Mth snd Farnam SL Phons D. 1878.
FOR SALE Cadillac 15, seven-passenger.
Call Douglaa 6360. Price. 11,350. Good
condition.
U8ED cars, bought, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St
Repairing and Painting.
LOOK! LOOK!
If your old car needs good paint Job
or varnishing. Call on me and get my
prices before going to others: 8 years'
experience. Beat of work guaranteed.
2415 earning St.. William H. Jones A Co.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 813 8. 24th.
Auto Livery and Garages.
LOOK! LOOK!
Autos stored for $7.6 and 38 5 per
month. I want 18 -auto for dead or
live storage. Best care given car. Wil
liam H. Jnne eV Co.. 2418 Cumin.
An investment that pays
dividnds-Be s- ad
TRUNK .OOT I'VE JoVg : . JCC BK rol 1
" 1 I itai't lNTrATuiif stnvict.' Inc. "95 "j 1 ,
n it w ii r i i
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Accessories.
Foil SAI L tlnoj as nw, on complete
top bimI sll rurialn and windshield
for Esses 'louring car; only slightly
used; itav replaced wllh winir lop,
New this windshield and top I worth
l:Si. Huhlrct to Inspection; prlctd st
Hoc; wind shield alon worth 171.
A harsnln, any Esaex owner know.
A. V. Irrsh A Co.. Kidney, la.
INTERLOCK Innsr lire and rellner do
prevent puncture and blowout, vui
raulKer Supply Co.. 181 3 Farnam bt.
FARM LANDS.
Minnestota Lands.
EQUITY land Kxuhang, St. Paul. Minn,
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loans.
have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. II. I.OUGEE, INC,
blh Keelln Hldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NKB, FARMS.
' O'KEEFU REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Qui. Nat. H k. Bldg. Jackson 2711.
1100 to 110.(10(1 mud promptly.
F. D. WEAP. Wead Bldg. 110 S. 18th St.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy ir sell Omsha- Resl Estate ee
FOWLER & M DONALD
US') City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson MM.
WANTED To buy a alx-ronin house, two
stories. Field club or southwest district.
D. V. 8IIOLF.S CO.,
Jackson 0048. 81 City Nat. Rk. Bldg.
CONSULT us If you contemplate building,
or wish to buy or sell Omaha real estate.
C. B. STUHT CO.,
City NsL Brink Blilg. DO. 8787.
THE Oldi Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
1608 Dodge St. ' Pouglaa134e.
HAVE inquiries for homes do you want
to sell -your property 7 List It with
C, A. Orlmmsi, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
RTPtTTT REAL ESTATE.
1J1IVIVI-1 1 X gells. Rents. Insures.
350 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 0633.
GRUENIGfRqtuyicu'itt,.w,th u"
1418 1st. Natl. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 19(16.
TO BUY OR SELL' real estate aee Glover
A Spain. 910-20 City National Bank.
Jackson 2850.
PROMPT aales ot your real estate; wt
hav many buyer ana aoiicit your ousi
nes. Shopen A Co., Realtor. J A. 4229.
Mark Martin
Insurance, real
estate, loans.
1045 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LIST with us. We guarantee results.
ST1ER REALTY CO.. 715 Bee. DO. 6645.
REAL ESTATES-UNIMPROVED.
DUNDEE LOT BEST OFFER TAKES IT
lixcellent location. Worth 32.250.
Will sacrifice. Only 1600 down. HA
4P9C.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
BIG 8-room, fine home, strictly modern,
full basemenL larae lot. 60 ft. front, 140
deeo. Nice driveway: Earage for two
cars. Cement floor. Gas, electric light; 3
. bedrooms upstairs, closet in each room.
Bath of very best and of latest style up
stairs; large hallway, both upstair and
- below. New furnace, torm windows and
(loots complete. Location fine. Property 1
worth 36.500, but the owner will sell it
at sacrifice, because it is too large for
two persons. If sold at once it can be
bought for 16,000; 1760 cash, 335 . per
month. I will help you finance It if you
are the right party.
If would be worth your while to see
this fine home.' Come and see it. Let
me show you. This must be solo at
once a th owner doesn't want to put
in the winter coal.
P. II. O'Dell, Real Estate and Invest,
ment. 2856 Ohio St., -Webster 4810.
FOR homes or for Investment, fine loca
tion for Investment, four modern houses.
Two five-room bungalows, strictly mod
ern, near car line, garage; nice yard nd
garden spot; full basement, gas and elec
trlo light. These two bungalows I want
to sell to one party. Party could live
In one and rent the other for 136 or
$40 per month. These bungalows will
sell on payments for $4,500 each, but
if sold, together I will sell them f.or $3,.
150 each' and make a loan of $1,260 on
each one ot these. The bungalows are
practically new and in fine condition.
Will be glad to show them to you at
any time. They must be sold at once
as the owner want to leave for Cali
fornia by October 1. .
They are 2722 and 2724 Lake St.
P. H. O'Dell, Real Estate and Invest
ments, 3855 Ohio St.. Webster 4810.
RENTAL $510
PRICE $2,975 " ' . '
$1,000 CASH, BALANCE TERMS.
Double home, walking distance, mod
ern but heat. Good condition, paved
street. Rent has not been raised.
HASTINGS & HEYDKN.
1814 Hwney St. AT. 8050.
CORNER lot with store -and flats above
. and three cottages. ,. Income 81.935;
price, 112.500.
ALFRED THOMAS ft SON CO.
604 First Nat'l Bit Jackson 0064.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
TRADE YOUR FORD.
I have equity of $600 in fine Minne
Lusa lot; will trade for Ford sedan or
other late light car. Call Mr. Toliver.
KE. 1086. Sunday or Monday.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
HAVE number of lot in Dundee, on and
two block from street car line, few
block to Dundee school. Reasonable
-restriction as to building. - It i pos
sible for you with only a reasonable
amount of cash to build your own home
to suit your wlshe. Terms and condi
tions and how to accomplish this is
worth investigating. Call personally,
250 Omaha Nat'l Bask Bldg., or 310
South Forty-ninth Ave.
Florence.
Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. KE. 1409
Miscellaneous.
NEW 5 rooms, modern, new furniture;
desirable location; immediate possession;
reasonable term. FRANK L. KILBY
CO., 440 Pet;ra Trust Bldg. Doug. 4313,
Web. 4S46, At. 8716.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
LEAVENWORTH
HEIGHTS HOME .
Dandy 5 -room modern bung low, oak
finish and floors; nic large lot; good
attic; basement. ' Priced f 1.209 below
market; will sell for 96.300; $1,600 cash,
balance 5 a month.
D. E. BUCK & CO.
Realtors
441 Omaha Nat JACK. 2008.
Sunday. Newton. HAR. 6942.
Buck. KEN. 2134.
Omaha Real Estate and Investment.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
821 Psiton Blk. Atlantic ImI
CLASSY buncalow. beautiful oak finish.
all built-in feature;
Harney 801.
double garage- )
J B. ItOBINN. real eet. I and Invest
ment. SIS Pete's Trust DO. 807.
L E. BUCK CO. buy and svil aine. ,
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Sept. J.
Cash wheat offering sold at an ad
vance of I&i'Jc today, taken ecu
rally. Com was Jjtfvlc higher.
White was up a tent, yellow jc and
mixed Jtelc. Oats weie generally
Jic higher. Kyc advanced VM
2c. Barley was about unchanged.
Wheat receipts were moderate and
other grains light.
WHEAT. 6)
No. 1 hard: 1 car. 61.21 (dark, choice);
1 car, $1.19; I cars, $1.18.
No. 3 hard: 1 car. $1.20 (dark); lot
ear. $1.17; 1 car, $1.16 ismutty): 3 car,
$1.11 ( yellow); 4 car, $1.18 (smutty).
No. 3 hard: 1 car, IL17 (heavy); 1 car,
$1.18; 3 cars, $1.16; 1 car. $1.13 (heavy);
1 car, $1.15 (smutty); I car. $1.15 yl
low); 3 car, $1.14 (smutty); S car,
$113. ,
No. 4 hard: 1 car, $1.14 (dark, tnutty):
2 4-8 car. $1.13; 1 rnr. $1.13 (smutty):
I cars, $1.13 (smutty); 1 car, $1.11
(smutty): 1 car, $1.06 (very smutty).
No. hard: 1 oar. $1.14: 1 car, $1.13:
1 car, $1.11 (smutty); 1 car, $1.10
(smutty).
Sample hard. 1 car, $1.10; 1 car, 98c
(yellow, hot): 1 car. 96a (yellow, heating).
No. 1 spring: t-i car, 11.50 (dark
northern)'
No. 3 pring: 2 car. $1.28 (northern).
Sampl spring: 1 car, $1.10 (dark, north
ern).
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, $1.10 (durum).
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.10 (durum); 1
car, $1.89 (durum, smutty).
Na h mixed: 1 car, $l..' enmity).
No. 1 durum: 3 ran, $1.12.
No. 3 durum: 1 car. $1.11 (amber); :
ears, $1.10: 1 car, $1.10 (amber).
No. 4 durum: 1 car, $1.08 (choice).
CORN.
No. 1 while: 2 cars, 44c.
No. 3 white: 1 car. 44 He.
No. 1 yellow. 1 car, 45 Uu (special bill
tllgl; 5 cars, 45c,
No. 1 mixed: 3 cars, 44Hc.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 44c.
No, 3 mixed: 2 cars, 4 4 lie
1 OAT9.
No.' 3 white: 1 car, S2o (hoary); $ cars
31c.
No. 4 white: 4 car. ,30jC.
RYE.
No. 2: 6 cars. 9(c; 2-6 car, 93c.
No. 8: 1 car, 93c; 1 car, 93c (shippers'
weight).
No. 4: 2 cars, 92c; 1-3 car, lie
BARLEY.
No. I: 1 car, 62c.
No. 4: 1 car, 60c; 1 car, (Sc.
No. 1 feed: 1 car. 46c.
Rejected. 2 care, 46c. ,
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND .SHIPMENTS.
Week Year
TtlntaM
Today
...110
...23
... 16
...
... - 7
Abo.
Ago,
Wheat
144
23
19
12
4 -
125
" 40
Corn
Oats
24
9
Rye .-.
Barley
Shipments
Wheat Corn
Oats
Rye
Barley . . . . .
.115
. 44
. 28
. 11
. 4
137
81
13
8
3
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today
Wheat 116
Corn ..627
Oats 165
Ae-o
Ago
310
681
128
114
159
165
KANSAS CITY CAR LO TRECEIPTS.
Week; Year
Today
Wheat 334
Corn -. S
Oats 22
Ago ,
Ago
359 .
8
36
206
14
34
ST. LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today Ago Ago
Wheat 146 .184 134
Corn St - S3- 40
Oats 32 - 34 69
NORTHWESTERN CAR LOT RECEIPTS
OF WHEAT.
Week
A so
611
30:1
338
Year
Ago
251
173
214
Today
....604
464
....604 '
Minneapolis
Duluth ....
Winnipeg' ...
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Today.
. .2,240,000
..1,131,000
. . 764,000
..1.883,000
..1,073.000
. . 410,000
Yr. Ago.
1,636.000
576,000
1,388,000
902.000
138.000
695,000
Wheat .........
Corn ..........
Oats
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
Oats -.
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Receipts "
Wheat .......i... .1,322,000 80,000
Corn 26.000
k ' ' ? . Knnsa City Grain.
Kansas City, Sept. "8. Close: Wheat-September,-
$1.16; December, $1.194
1.1S-H; May, $1.23i.
Corn September, 43'Ac; December, 46c;
May. 61c. .
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North,
PRETTY HOME
' NICE YARD.
Modern 5 rooms, corner lot. Look at
2902 Ames. For appointment call D.
E. BUCK & CO., 442 Omaha National
Bank. Jackson 2000. Sunday, Harney
5942: KEN. 2834.
MINNE LUSA BUNGALOW.
I will finance a dandy bungalow for
you In this fine addition. I have the
lot all you need la about $1,000 and
monthly payment. Call Mr. Toliver,
Atlantic 0721, or Ken. 1086.
RASP BROS. -
South.
NEW 6-room bungalow with grocery
store, 2 lots: $1,600 down, balance like
rent. Call Kenwood 0304.
BEAUTIFUL large modern brick home,
double brick garage. 3634 S. 25th St.
Telephone Market 0062.
810 Forest Ave., dandy S-room modern
bungalow on very reasonable term.
Creigh, 608 Be. JA. 0200.
NEW all modern 8-room bungalow near
' 24th and Bancroft $4,500. Easy term.
Atlantic 8540.
'Miscellaneous.
This One Will Sell
Five-room, strictly modern bungaliw,
II on one floor: Oak floor throughout,
pine finish: splendid basement: furnace
heat: east front lot, with garage. Price
$1,600; reasonable terms.
Payne Investment Co.
637 Omaha National Rank Bldg.
Douglas 1780. Sunday, Call KEN. 322T.
W Mak Omaha
RESIDENCE LOANS
Monthly Installment PI,
Prepayment any time
Also L'sans Business Properties
Liberal Optional Privilege.
Reasonable Commission.
StNWpa30H
Live Stock
Omaha, Sept. I,
It reel pi r: CsKI Hun IIihi
Official Monday ... 10.433 3.171 4MH
umct.l Tur artsy .... I,11 4,1 4'!,:l
Official Wednesday. 8.9 1,760 21.171
official Thursday..., 3.77 M7 U.II6
orrii-lal Friday .... 1,17 1.996 1,811
Estlmal Saturday . 10 t.0 ....
His day this wk.,.:4.l3i 28.303 117.394
Sam day last wk 12.933 31,97 105. M0
Sam 2 wk. ago... 34,118 31,201 80,874
Same 3 wk. age. ..30,: SLIM M.I:
Sam )ar ago S1.8M I0,i:i $4,191
Receipt snd i disposition ef llv atoek
at th Union stock yard, Omaha, Ntb.,
for 24 hour, ending at 3 p. m., Septem
btr I. 1921:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs.
C. M. St. P. Ry. 1
Union Pacific R. R , 13
C. A N. W. Ry., east I
O. A N. W. By., west 14
C. St. P.. M. ft O. Ry I
('., R. A I. Ry., t 1
C, B. A Q. Ry., west 4
(.'., R. I. A P., esst 2
C. R. 1. A. T., west 3
Total receipt ..4
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Armour tt Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Dold Packing Co
Morris Parking Co.
Swift A Co
J. W. M,urphy
40
131
.... 43
.... 643
.... 373
.... 437
.... 605
....2.851
Total
Cattle Cattle of all classes were nom
inally xteaily today. Only Hire car or
100 head were reported In and no tales
were made. The weeks' receipts of 24,
000 head are the smallest sine July
Corn fed steers advanced sharply and
while there waa some reaction on the
close, they are still 25 50c higher for the
weeK, yeaning wmen reacned I10.I
showing the moat gain. Good westerns
advanced a quarter; prime beevea top
ping at 37.75. Receipt of row and
heifers were relatively light and they
are fully 6076u higher. Light atockera
are strong, to zao higher but the best
fleshy feedear ar as much a 26c lower
and medium klnda look about ateidv.
Quotations on Cattle Choice to prime
oeeves. ss.zjsi'i.sb; good to choice beeves,
$8.C0(j9.25: fair to good beeves. $8,009
8. CO: common to fair beevea, $7.6098.00;
choice to nrlme vearlinas. 19. 86(810. 3t:
Rood to choice yearlings. 39 2599.75; fair
to a-ona yearling. ia.4uw.zo; common
lo fair yearlings. $7.2598.25: cholca to
prima grasa beeves. $7,00 0 7.76; good to
cholc gras beeves. I6.OOW8.90; fair to
goon grass oecvrs, sn.zbrre.flti; common
in rair grass beeves, 94.759 5.25; Mexi
cans, $4.00 94.78: choice gras heifers,
l.vr,07rfi.2r.; fair to good grass heifers,
$4.25ft)5.50; choice to prime gras cow
85.26tfif6.75: rood tn rhnlrol armum Mv,
$4.6095.00: fair to good grass cows, $4.00
"; common to rair 'grass rows. 13.00
'.: cnoic to prime reeuers, 17.009
k'joo 10 cnoice -leeaers. ss.zofjs.Sfi
rair to good feeders. 35.5096.25; com
mon to fair feeders. 84.756)5 .80; wnnA in
i-iiuice siocaers. sn.u'ifjre.sv; rair to good
stockers, 35.O0ffl5.76; common to fair
siocKers, 8i.uoiii)6.00; stock cows, $S.0O
4.25; stock heifers, $4.0096.25: stock
calves. $4.6097.00; val calves, $4.50 9 9.00;
wjiiH, siaa. etc.. I..IDV1,:,,
hobs rne week is closing -with a
rather small run' of hog, about 2,600
neaa. ana very little change In price.
Mixed packing and heavy hog add on
a generally steady Basis but prices paid
for good butcher end bacon hog were
in some cases a dim or more hls-her.
The general market was quoted steady
10 iuc miner, nest I ant hoe mads a
shipper top of $9.20 and bulk of the re
relpt sold from 16.6597.50. Trad dur-
inc (ne past week has shown no very
great change from flay to day and cur
rent prices or hog or all weight ar
substantially th same as those of a
week ago. ''
HOGS.
No. Av.
Sh. Pr. No. A v. Sh. Pr.
24. .312
60. .334
70 $ 6 40
... 8 65
6 73
70 86
7 00
7 15 r
... 7 35
... .'-I 65
70 - 7 85
8 60
. .. 8 90 '
... 9 10
44. .319
40.. 328
70 $ 6 50
6 70
8 '90
6 90
7 10
7 25
7 60
7 75
8 00
8 60
- 9 00
9 20
26. .374
82.. 872 140
"17,. 301 110
37. .267
S3. .311
39. .265
66.,. 29
34. .317
68. .287
68.. 247
87.. 275
66. .240
61. .258
39..17S
80
40
110
;40
.245
73, .201
36. .186
72. .229 40
109. .199 ...
73.. 232
Sheen No heen or lambs "were .re
ceived today and values were nominally
steady. Receipts during the week hav
Been llherai ana me trena 11 price
sharply lower. Killing lambs ere closing
at declines of $1.0091.25 with the best
selling st $7.7597.90. Fat sheep' show
a loss of about $1.00 for the week and
good fat ewes ire not wanted aoove
$3.00, with'-agetrwethers around $3,609
3.75. Good feeding lambs at $6.0098.25
are about 75c lower than a week ago
but the. demand during the past two or
three days ha shown quite a little lm
Fnnit Ririctiv choice light feeding
inmh. trnuld likelv sell ud around $6.50.
Quotation on sneepr rii mnios,
errs, $6.5098.00; fat lmbs. $5.7o97.ooth
feeder lambs.. $5.59 8.60 ; cull lamps,
14 notati on fat yearlings. ii.mazio.uv;
feeder yearling, $4.0O4.56: fat ewes,
$2.0093.00: feeder ewes, $2.002.1o;
breeding ewes. $3.0096.00; cull ewes, 7oC
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Orsin Co. DO. 3627. Sept. 3.
Art I Open. I High. I Low. I Clo. I Ye.
.1
1.58
1.24
i.V6
1.25
1.29
1.98
1.28
1.'28
1.32
1.32
1.29
1.03'
1.05
i.'qVi
.6Si
.63
'.63
.63
-57
.67
,S5
.S4
.38
.38
.41
1.05
1.074
i.'oVvi
.54
Wl 4
.64
.58
'.35
.sV
.36
.42
.42
17.60
1
11.95
17.60
11.90
9.97
9.00
9.1
9.77
9.80
9.11
Omaha Bay Mark.
rr.iri. ii. v Recelnt Ilaht. rood de
mand for better graaes; prices ninr.
Alfalfa Receipt nominal, fair dsmand;
price higher. ... , " "
etrw i.lgni receipts, ",u" """-I'r:
No. 1 uoland pralri hay. $11.60 9 12.6:
No i upland prslrl hay. S9.6910.:
No. 3 upland prirl hay. $7.0098.00; No.
t a.a nr.lrl h.v. 811.00912.00: No,
3 midland pralri bay. 88.60910.00i No.
3 midland pralri Jiay. $7.0098.00; No.
1 lewland pralri hay. S8.0099.08; No. I
lowland pralri hy, $7.0098.00; cholc
alfalfa hay. $18.091 oi No. 1 alfalfa
hay. $18.00917.00: atandard alfalfa hay.
12.009 15.00: No. 3 alfalfa hay. $8,809
11.0; No. 3 alfalfa hay. 37.09$.00; oat
straw, $8.0099.10; whest atraw, $7.00
3.0. i
Terpentine od Heeia.
Savannah. G.. Sept. - S. Turpentine
Firm. e: aales. 100 bbis.; rcitpa, 457
bbl.; shipments, IS bbls.; stock. . 8,499
bbls. '
' Rosin Steady: sales. 34S casks; receipts.
; 1.31 risks: shipments, tun; .iocs,
1 75.4S1 casks. -
I Quote: B. 83.70: D, 33.TS; B, 93.80; P.
' $3.95; O. $4.00: H. 84.08; I. 84.11: If,
: 4.:5; M. $4.39; N, 14 30; WO, i.lsr.WW,
I I6.9. p
Wht III,
Sep. I 1.24 1.27 1.234
1.234
Dec' 1.25 1.28U 1.24
1.24
May 1.29 1.S294 1-28
- 1.28 H
Ry I '
Sep. 1.03U 1.054 1.03
Dec. 1,05 1.08 1.0614
1.05
May 1.09 1.09 1.08
Corn '
Sep... .63 .64 .63
Dec. ' ' .63' I ".'54" ' '.'ssi';
.S8l 'I
May .5741 .58 ."Ha,
.67i !!
Oats I I
Sep. .34 ill .35 4 .14
Doc. ".3's"-".8l'i' '.37
May -WlS ". " Wl'
.41
Pork
Sep. 17.60 17.50 17.69,
Lard I
Sep. 11.91 11.96 11.92
July 9.7 1" 9.87 ! 3.75 I
Ribs
Sep. .0O 9.00 800
Oct. 9.10 9.13 9.1 I
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
( hkg Trlbone-Onuiae fie iMsed Ire,
New York, Sepe. 4. Two devel
opments in last week's n.-ws stand
out rather conspicuously because of
the force with which they illustrate,
each in a separate way, the means
that are being employed to correct
some of the most difficult influences
underlying the trade depression. For
the continuance of falling price and
of unsettled credit there have hith
erto been two powerful causes
among many others unwillingness
of consumers to buy when no end
to the decline of prices seemed to
be in sight and difficulty of doing
business when costs were keeping up
out of all proportion to revenue.
It had begun to seem as if no
revival of any sort from he present
hand to mouth trading could occur
until those influences were removed.
The government's report on the cot
ton crop showed what was happen
ing with regard lo one of them. The
railway reports for July showed
what was being done about the
ctner.
In both cases what has been ac
complished was brousht annul
through methods which are in them
selves adverse to the larger eco
nomic necessities of the dsy. The
worm ts in need ot c Othinrr a we
as food; the railways came out of
tne war with urgent requirements
for better roadbeds and better
equipment; yet the way out of tie
difficult financial position is being
found by an American cotton crop
mici-cucriieaiy small, even when
compared with consumers' net. t,A
by a scale of expenditure for rail
way improvement hrrmo-l-.t n
,. j, m i,lc HTcaucioie minimum.
lottaa Acreage Cut Dowa.
- Th 7,000.008 bale forecast of the cotton
crop I a consequence partly of dellber-
... purpose Dy the -grower and partly
of th accident of nature. Plantera who
had nearly one-half of last year' cottoa
" le't n their hands unsold at th
" r-un, uocerminea to cut down
acreage for th new crop 30 per cent and
very nearly did so. The rail In price, had
been so abnormally violent that a large
part of the agricultural south had -virtually
applied a moratorium on dejit
Another larg crop would apparently not
only have driven the price for the new
crop even lower, but might hav post
poned indefinitely the marketing of the
old holdings.
Bnt the bank, and merchants who
pressed for a reduced acreage could not
have Imagined 'that at the nd of August
the condition ot the crop on It smaller
acreage would De tne worst ef siTV month
In the bait century of oar government re
ports and the indicated yield net much
more than half of last year s and actually
mailer than any of the so-called "short
crops" of th past 29 years 30 per cent
smaller than the' crop of the "Sully coi
ner" fn l03i fof Instance.
Such a situation opens up all kind, of
possibilities. It has already brought re
covery of 7 cent, a pound from the 32
rent. decline from the highest price of
1920. In these days, when prices hav
become largely a matter bf popular Imag
ination, It' I difficult to predict what th
ultimate measure of the cotton market win
be. . But the grekt reduction In the crop
will almost Infallibly correct the difficult
credit situation in the south, though it
will have deqe so through; an immensely
reduced output of a necessary product at
the very moment when every economist
and public man had been preaching in
creased production a. th cure for the
affliction ef the world.
. Cass of Rallsahy.
The ess of the railways la equally an
omalous, though In a different way. In
productive industry, the present goal of
endeavor Is clearly t restrict new output
sufficiently, both to keep the price of a
given staple a Dove cost or prenuction nu
to make possible the absorption of th
unwieldy, unsold supplies carried over
from previous yoars.
in tne iransnortanon industry. m
remedy is unavailable. Price of the
railways' service is fixed by law ana tne
companies must give maximum legiti
mate facilities for moving such freight
offers. But since restriction of out
put by - producer and the smaller trauei,hft Chicago and Northwester
nf a rtmrinA nf wn.flneft reaction, neces
sarily cut down the pfferings of freight,
the railway have, for the present, no re
course but reduction of expenditure. .
That process has been appnea wnn
an unsparing hand, the resultant net
earning In July being possibly 120,000,000
larger than in any previous month this
year and more than $60,000,000 In exeess
of July, 1920. . It has. indeed, been es
timated that when all the reports are In.
net earnings will virtually equal the $78,
000,000 allotted to July by the wartime
government auarantee based on that
month's average earnings during the
three prewar year. ,
Omaha Produce
By Glllnsky Fruit company:
Fruits Bananas: per lb., 7c. Orange, 126
150, 17.00; 176-200, $7.00; 260; $6.00: 288
$5.60; 824, $5.00; 360. $4.50. Lemons:
300 sunklst, $7.00; S00 choice. $6.80.
Pcachea: Levels or Salwaj-s, $1.35; 2
box lots. $1.30: 100-box lots. $1.26; Colo.
rado, bu., $3.26. Pears: Box California
Bartletts. $3.75: box Washington Bart-
letts, fancy, $3.25; box Washington Bart.
lett. choice, $2.60. Prunes: Oregon
Italian prunes, box, $1.10; 2$ Oregon
Italian prunes, box, $1.06; 100 Oregon
Italian prune, box, $1.80. Apples: Box
Gravfn.teln, $4.25; basket Michigan. $3.80;
basket Jonathan, choice, $2.50, Grapes:
Crate Tokays, $3.25; crate Malaga. $2.60;
basket Concords. 46c. Cantaloupe.
Standard Rocky Fords, $3.00; flat Rocky
Fords. $1.25. Watermelons: Crated, per
lb., 3c.
Vegetables Lettuce: Head, per cratf,
11.80: leaf, per dr.. 40c. Potatoes. Ohio.
per lb., 3c; sweet potatoes, hamper.
southern. $2.28. Cabbag: Crate lots,
3e: small lots, 4c. Onlona: Red home
grown. 3c; yfllow Whington. 4c; yellow,
hu. bskL. 32.60. Tomatoes: Baskets. 60c;
tomato climax, bskl., 73c Cucumbers
(Colorado), bskL 81.60. Parsnips: Starket
bskt., 75c. carrots: Market Dskt., &"c.
Beets: Market bskt., 50c Turnips: Mar
ket bskt., 75c Red peppers: Market
bskt., 10c; green peppers, market bskt.,
60c Egg plant: Market bskL, mkt.
Cauliflower. Per lb., 16c Celery: Michi
gan, per dos.. 75c.
Mlscelaneou Peanuts: l-lb. ran aU
ed. 31.80; 16-lb. carton, per lb.. 13c: 30-ib.
pell, per lb., 12c: 10-lb. eerton. per 1
11 c; 176-lb. bbl., per lb.. 11c; Ne. 1
raw. pr lb., 10c; No. 1 roast, per lb., lie;
jumbo bew, per lb.. 15c: Jumbo . roast,
per lb.. 17c. ' Repack baskets: Per crate
(26), $3.6. Checker, chuma. cracker
Jack: 10 te esse, prise. $7.00: SO le esse,
prise.' $3.10; 10 to ess, ne prize, $l.i;
80 to cs. no prlt. $3.4.
All price subject to change without
notice. .
Wholesale price ef beef cot ar as fol
lows: N. 1 rib. !6c; No. 2. 16c; No.
J. lc; No. 1 loin. 31 c: No. 3, 2c;
No. 3, 15c: No. 1 round. 17c; No. 2,
14c; No. 3, 1S: No, 1 chuck, lie;
Ne. 2. 9c; No. 3. 7c: N. 1 plates, !c,
N. 3, 6c; No. J, 3c
PUn of lf.rvurJ Profmcor,
To Be CqiiMilrrrtl ly I. C.
('., Similar lo One At
trinpteil Before.
By HOLLAND.
Soon after Charle S. Mellen be
came president of the New Haven
railroad system lie began to forme
late fitans for the consolidation intf
a single syislrm tf all ecept two t
the railroatli in New I'.ngiaml. lie
was warmlv .imported in his Pur-
pom by J. V, Morgan. rrritlent
Mdlen's argument in favor of eon
solldniion f ttie Xew tXniflanJ
roads wa based upon the certainty
in bis opinion of ecuring create
teoiiomic in the operation of the
railroads, better service tor the maiw
ufseturrr of New Knitland and po-
nldy the uliimaie elerlriiicutioii ol
the entire system.
It wai not pnsMlile lor linn to ol.
tain for Ahe New Haven b-triii
complete control of all the railroads
in New Knglnad. One of the Ca
nadian companies secured years ako
control of the New London and
Northern railroad bv means Of
which it had a tide-water terminal
at New London. It would be neces
sary to pans this Canadian railroad
by, but when an attempt was niado
to extend the Canadia line to Provi
dence, K. I., with intent to secure a
better terminal for its business than
New London offered. Mr. Mellen
became aggressive. There began an
earnest contest to prevent the con
struction of this proposed extension
to Providence. Out of that grew
some of the difficulties which tne
New Haven company met with and
at last complete collapse of the plan
through the action of the department
of justice at Washington.
. Retire A President.
sir. , , 1 1 , , 1 1-111.. - - .
ucreedrd by Howrd Elliott. - ho founfl
blimelf far to rac wnn ciiiu..v .
prist lent a ever confronted a railway
manager. He deemed It h better Prt
to rerh n agreement wnn ine l"'"""
ment ef Justice at Washington, o thst
th contmplted prosecution of 'h New
Haven company for alleged violation of
the federal law might be abandoned.
Now the very plan which Mr. Mellen ws
the first to advocate, and in trylnlo
consummate which he met with failure, I
recommended by Professor AMIIlam K.
Mole of Harvard university. It 1 now
before the Interstate Commerce enmm ..
.ion for approval. Should ''l.T'V," Lj
len approve the pln nd jhould It by
end by, when condition are favorable, be
put into effect, then all the, railroads in
New England, excepting those which ar
controlled by Canadian companies, will
constitute on. .one In addition here will
bo th. Ontario A W etrn. .h J..
Hudon River and the Lehigh '4 New
K"rote..er Rlpl-V .uggest. .nother plan
.. f,..lbl. which if adopted will expand
New "England', .one by taking In the
i; :."' rt...i.nn ib Lackawanna, tne
Buffalo. Rochester A Pittsburgh and one
,r two other rallrosds In
Yori r d the nsme of thl ytem will h.
th)V England-Great Lake ytem.
Great Chaag.
- a suggestion of this kind made
vecri ao the opposition to the pt
wou intense. Yet It represents . th.
Durpe. which E. H. Harrlman had '
mlno when he contsmplated a greater
comtlnrtlo;. perfecting a true transcon
tinental system, Included In which wi
b. the Union Pacflclc, the Lake Bhor.
the New Yrk Central and the New Eng.
land roads, Mr. Harrlman waa confi
dent that th. railway situation In- the
United State. 1 """j,
lly adlu.tea mu . - -were
brought Into uch combination
would erate two or three ?'"'
oven thought that ultimately all the rs I -road
of the United St wi '" ,
vantageously , b brought Into a "
"now Professor Ripley, than- whom, th".
s no higher authority upon the railway
sltuatloin has perfected a report which
w U " ? considered by the Interstate Co -mere,
commission. It is of course tenia-
d0Cpfed9Pt,TLJ.rd.'oftOthebr,LnpBitc,d,
State, into IS independent .ystem..
, Kail Manager Sceptical.
mgr. Celtics? w'Tss?' '
.rtS whtcr7..:. trlK.nglyJllu.traled
T.J.L2 h Chlcaeo. Burlington -and
Qulncy, the Northern Pacific the Chi
cago and Great Western, the M'nneopoli.
and SL Louis, with one or two other
?.llroads be so combined as to create a
"it'VmevTtabl, that this feature con-
por should call to mind, the battle which
wa fought 20- years ago. Mr. HiU nd
Mr. Morgan Being tne T", T"h-t
and Mr. Harrlman on the other. That
battle T resulted In a draw o to speak
and It was followed oy """"" ,;f
the Securltie company
fe"""" propose." " Yet". h. department of , ,
Justice at Washington brought suit
against this Securities company and.
gained a verdict -
Groan Suggested -
Then again Professor Ripley describes
a system comprising th. Union Baclfic
o.. ,ihir.n and Northwestern, the Lake
Superior and Ishpennlng and th.JVaba.it
..... f the Missouri river. Had Mr.
Harrlman recommended a c0"0J'dtl0"
of that kind he would have been severely
Orprof"'or Rlploy'. . grouping- ot th
southern railroads Into on. .ystem i in
line with suggestions which hav ' been
made by railway manager. If adopted
r":u.l.ii .,uM be of advantage to
th Totb for Tt would malt, possible
many economies in uiiri..v,. ""'--"-'
facllltiea in th movement of trains.
No longer la there any PPrje" i
that railway combination may be detri
mental to the public '"trt beceu.e it ,
now thoroughly understood that any
hat may be mid will be subject to reg
ilatlon and oversight by the government,
ictmg through the Interstate Commerce
"mmlMlon. But it is very suggestive of
Change In opinion that now "llway
combinatlona are recommended officially
and formally to the eon.lderatlon of In
terstate Commercle com.mis.ion.
a few year, ago a .uggestion Of that
kind would have been regarded prepos
terous and against public Interest.
Chicago Mr Stock.
Chicago. Sept. S.-(U. S.
Market. )-Cttl-Recelpti.. B00 head;
compared with a week go; belter grades
lZI..jl:o:er;,
ers and federa.steao.
3,000 head:
h.r than ye
Hog Kercipis.
largely 10c to 25o nigner n... ;"'---
averaee' mled and pacKing
most too : bu,k US-nt-and "h'
ta"hrV!V'.': 22in ,owt'
d and packing grade. up
,Vhr.ndPLVmb7-R.ce.p.s:T0 he.d;
thJ fdeck i native Ismbs. 37.5097.75; nd
fit Jndfo'f 10 csrs W.shingtou, t 17.73
48 00' four cars rang wether. $4.00: all
stead": market for week on fat Iambs
and vearllng around $1.00 lower; feeder
and fat heep about 76c lower.
Bloas City Llv Stock.
Sioux City. Sept. 3 Cattle Receipt.
200 head; market .teady; fed steers r.d
vearlings. $6.00910.00; beef steer, $8.60
r.0- grass eowi and heifer. 14.0097.00;
fat cows and heifers, 34 09S.0 canner.
$1.092.00; veals. $4.0098.60: feeder.
$4.0098.76; calves. $3.00(7 8.60; feedlnc
cow and hlfr. $3.094.50.
Hog Receipts, 2.000 head: market
teady to 15c higher; llaht, S8.26W9.10;
mixed, $7.2697.75; heavy, $5.5097.60;
bulk of aales, $8.8598.0.
Sheep Not quoted.
SI. Joseph Live Stork. ;
St. Joseph. Sept. 8. CetHe Receipt,
none: market, neminel: teer. $4.60
.7: cow and heifers, $3.899.;S: calves,
$s.eo.
Hoes Receipts. 1,3 hd: market.
steady to ie higher; top, IS.30; tulk ot
ale. $8.59 9.30.
Shecu Receiot. none: market, nomlnall
tomb, $7.vOCI.:5; wes, I1.80JI.7.
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