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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1914)
t THE BEE: OMAHA, SATITIIDAY, OCTOBKll 10, 1!U. 15 SWArrF.Il'S OOLl'MN STOV K Hard coal bese burner. Radiant Estate." targe slse; want to exchange for any stove smeller sise. Address 8. C. 14T4,. Rcc. STORM HASH Let tn mix up those form ah and tske rare of your screens before cold weather. Anything of value taken or a reasonable cash price charged. Address, 8. C. 148, Bee. STOV F.H Two old heating stoves, suit able for store, etc. Address. 8. C. HOT. Fee. TYPE WRITE R Oood second-hand machine to exchange for good watch. S. C. 47. Be. TYPEWRITER Have a first clasa standard make typewriter, two-color ribbon, etc. will eell for PO, or trade for anything of equal value I can use. 8. C. 149. Bee. TROMBONE New $fW allde trombone with high irrade leather case for aale. Rig bargain. Address 8. C. 147B. Be. TANK Iron tank, new, made of No. teel; 4 ft. diameter. I ft. shell by J ft hopper. Address, 8. C. 1431. Bee. 'WATCH Lady' open face watch. 80 year Bold-filled case, Itood timekeeper, to trade for email kodak. What hava yon? &. C. 1458. Bee. FOR RENT Aprtmrti aad Flat. Rental Service Free Why worry where to find a house of apartment when wa have listed every vacant houae and apartment in the city. Phone ua for further information. pouglaa 288 Fidelity Storage & V an Co. Gordon Van Co IS 21 N. 11th St. Phone D. Wor Web. '!S3. THE KNICKERBOCKER. West Farnam dlatrict, 38th and Jones FU. ; and 7 rooma. Positively the beet and only exclusive apartment house In Omaha. Low rentals, compared with oth ers. Pee It first. BRAND NEW-SOMKTHI.NU EXCEP TIONAL. Seven-room brick dwelling, quarter rawed oak. built-in book cases, kitchen cabinet, full cemented basement, separate vegetable cellar, full attic. Worth Inves tigating. See owner, next door north. 914 fl. 26th St The Athlone 4.eoom anartmants Kth and Doualaa Bts. I4C summer; 146 winter. Peters Trust Co. IKS Farnam Bt. D. 9S. O a-ROOM inuoirn flat. 1112 8.x 11th. UP-TO-DATE B-room heated apartment; excellent location: flret-class shape; water furnished. Call Douglas 738. ST. CLARE APARTMENTS. CM and Harnejr Bts., 1 room apartments. Call H. 647 or D. 65C6. LA VKRNA, 1812 Capitol Ave., rood., so. front, furnished apartment, private bath; also single room. 9. 00 Three large rooms apartment, pari modern. 1916 Elm St. Harney 43R. BRAND new St. Ixmla flats, one block from high school. Tiled bath, hard wood floors, sun parlor. $.10 or heated. Also flata 612 S. 20th. 136. FRANK CRAWFORD, OWNER, Ware Block. Harney 763. 10-R. BRICK flat, strictly modem; walk trig distance; good location; 211! Chicago tit., 136.00. J. B. ROBINSON, Phone Doug. 9007. 442 Bee Bldg. STRATFORD TERRACE. Park Ave. and Jackson Bt., 6-room, team-heated apartments, with additional maids' rooms. Ezoluslveness and con veniences In a new apartment building. Referencea required. C. B. Moaer, 4931 Underwood Ave. Tel. H-J757, or Jani tor. o, ONB S-room suite In St. George, located In the exclusive West Farnam residen tial section. 113 N. Slst Ave. Tel. W. 1674. Board aad Rooms. BOARD and room In private family for two gentlemen, call Harney 70. 3 MEN or man and wife can get board and room In modern home, 1070 Fowler Ave. W. 4S86. Vi ssird Board and Hoots. TOUXQ lady desires to work for board and room In private family after office hours. Saturday off at 1 o'clock. Address H 597, Bee. Faralahed Hoems. VISITORS Front room, married couple or gentlemen, Doard optional, rei. ri. mi7. S STRICTLY; mod. rooms, adjoining, for gentlemen; 3 and 6. Phone Doug. 211. FRONT, mod. room, family of two; near i4th and Ames. S. Phone W. 6783. WEST Farnam dlatrict, mod. room for retlnea young man. y- Harney aw. 211 S. KTH ST., strictly modern front room for gentlemen, la private family. rinse in. sis. The Kellogg New, steam heated, shower baths, ele gantly rurnianea. Z4o4 Harney tst. FIRST-CLASS ROOM, WITH BOARD. 1g 8. 1ITH ST. I MOD., pleasant rooms. 11.26. W. 7536. X. 16TH, 702, furrllshod rooms, steam-heat fine view, third floor. T. WZ3. FIELD club district, t large front rooms. new nouse, lis. H. bra. ROOM with alcove, or I rooms ensulte. fine, for 1 or 4 gentlemen; W. iHA. MOD., quiet rooms, walking dla, 11.50 week and up. THH KNAPP, lttlg Cass. FURNISHED room for rent, near Crelgb' ton university. Phone Douglas 7281. MODERN front room, private family. Douglas 6277. WESf Farnam district, mod. room for refined young person; &. Harney SM8. I'afaratahed Roosaa. (-ROOM, modern. Ill Georgia Ave. H. 1438. Farntabrd H g-ROOM nicely furnished house, com pletely modern except heat. On car line Webster 8046. Ilootrkeeplig Rooms. THREE nice rooms, housekeeping. S. 11th. 1111 Iletals aad Avartaaeata. CALIFORNIA Hotel. Mtb and California. Weekly rates 12 and up. Douglns TuU. Bssmi aad Cottaaes FARNAM NORTH 40TH LINE. one block to car; near Saunders school and new Cathedral and school. O.KEBKB REAL ESTATE CO.. 1011 Omaha National. Douglas 2715. 1.101 S. 32d St, 10 rms.. all modern.. . IM .00 4S1 Underwood Ave., 7 rs., all mod. 40.00 115 8. Central Blvd., 7-r., all mod.. 36.00 K'L'S Indiana Ave., 7 rms., part mod. () 1'12 Pacific BU, 4-r., mod. ex. heat. U U0 li B. ctn m., -r., part mod,... s.GO BIKKKTT COMPANY. 413 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633. t:iilCAOo, iltio 7-R. mod., close to high school: no. T. H. welrich. Doug. 7b65 5-RX)M strictly modern house In Al con- ditlon, location 2812 Pacific St. Call at low a. atth tt.. or i-none Harney 2344. C-R. COTTAGE, mod. ex. heat, newly papered ana paintea, xu. f none H. 436L l-ROOM modern cottage, 711 So. 17 tb BU. line location. weDaier vxaf. SIX-ROOM house, strictly modern, tM. CalKorma. 222 N. 26U 8t. 7-r.. all mod., 140. laa) Caetellar. B-r , mod. ex. heat, IJX Kri S. 2th St.. 4-r.. mod. ex. heat. iix. 3418 8. 14th. 5-r., mod. ex. beat. HIM. H-i crsKine. o-r.. mod. ex. neat. lit. 2J7 Emmet. 117. SO. M'CAGL'S INVESTMENT CO.. IcOl Dodge St. Douglas 415. HoilBPB ID " Prta of Lhs city. Bldg. 1013 KI-M BT. 4-room. modern, neighborhood. 124. Harney 1610. good "ttN rooms, modem, oak finish. Cut rara Ave,, 4i. Fidelity Storage Co. ""n, moving, packing and shipping. '4th a Jackson Pts. Ptions Douglas HA. I-RckjM modern; hot water heat, 5J6. 3M i-tn. Amos urant. lk w. 4071 aibwal heat, all modern, i-rooin bouse aiso -r-)m rial. IM Nt. Z3d. von UK NT HOVSES AND FLATS, trS.O--r., 4.4 t. th 8t, modern, location. IC.SO 7-r. apartment. N8 8. lth fine 8t . tram heat. Janitor service. 147.50-7-r. apsrtment. 613 8. Kth St., steam heat, .lanltor service. 812.50 4-r. apartment In The Harold. rTth and Jackson Fts. 340.(10 7-r.. M.KS Davenport Pt. Dundee, modern. 140.00 7-r., 4 Burt Rt:, modem, garage. $40 0w?-r., 6116 Capitol Ave... mod. bunga low, hot water beat. flo 7-r.. 6X1 8. 2Mh St.. modern. $.V0n 6-r., S"M 8. 24th St.. modern. ji.(v7-r., 2M9 Ames Ave., modern. IS.oe -8-r ., 2219 Capitol Ave., modern ex cept heat. IlI.O'v b-r., 2fil4 Sherman Ave., modern except heat. GJ0ORUE COMPANY, rhone t T.Vv 902 City Nat l Ak. Blrtn. Globe Van&Storage Stores, moves packs, ships; 3-horse van and t men, 81 26 per hr. ; storage I- per mo. Satisfactory guar. D. 4M8 & Ty. M0. NINE-ROOM house, modern, hot water heat, oak finish, panel dining room, near cars, Dundee. Phono Harney 2ia&. JC 13 J XP- Co., moving . l. K.GPQ lac king storage W AYVtU. 1307 Farnam. D. Maggard's Van and Stor age Co Reduced r,t tt- Aft A-va Large van, 2 men, tl 25 per hr.; dray, I men. II per hr. 1713 Webster. Doug. 149 FOB RENT Wa have a complete list of all houses, apartments and flats that are for rent. This Hat can be seen free of charge at Omaha Van A Storage Co.. tut 8. 16th 8L Stores aad Oftlcea. 2ND FIOOU office rooms or suitable for light mfg. Wright & Lasbury, 606 8. 16th St. Doug. 152. 1S Irg store and baAcmcnt, 16th and Vinton Sta. Call Douglas Mf. 106 Lavenworth St. Storeroom 22x100, 20 PIRKETT & CO Ml AN Y. 423 Bee nidg. loug. iXf. Bars). GOOD barn, room for I or 10 borsea, 1S17 Webster ft Call Do'iglaa 4L WANTED TO BENT TWO usfurnlahed rooms for housekeep ing, walking a let an oe. Aaareaa o. m. Bee, REAL KSTATE. FARM RANCH LANDg FOR 8ALB Callforala. CALIFORNIA Kxcurslon November third to our Ne braska Colony In the Sacramento Valley; the best all around soli and crop produc ing territory in the state. Located amidst pleasant homes, with extra con venient railway ana irrigation laBiunra. Prices the lowest, terms very easy. Call and see ua about California. Buyers gvl tree trip to exposition nui year, literature. W. T. SMITH CO., 1111-13 City Nat'l Bank. . Omaha, Neb o Htaneaotau M-ACRE Improved farm, 30 miles from Minneapolis, all under cultivation; cunn ings, consisting of house, barn, 18x40, tool shed, 16x40, hog house, ice house, eta.; complete set farm machinery, two horses, harness, two wagons, hogs, chickens; this year's crop and everything on the farm goes at 14,000. SCHWAB BROS., 1028 Plymouth Bid., Minneapolis, Minn. Nebraska. FOR SALE Section good land near Bridgeport, Neb..; only 113.60 an acre rash. Hicks Land Agency, Omaha. North Dakota. FOR SALE A farm of 930 acres, 6 miles from Malhalla. North Dakota. 3n0 acrea In cultivation, 130 acres In pastures, fenced; 30 acres In meadow, 160 acrea in good level land, small timber; 250 acres bluff land, heavy timber; spring water In pastures, , fair Improvements, a splen did stock and grain farm; price &5, terms to suit purchaser. Address, M. A. Walsh, Rantoul. IU. (Owner.) Wtaooaalav Upper Wisconsin Beat uauy and general crop suae in the union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at low prlues, on easy terms. Ask for book let M on Wisconsin Central Land Grant. State acres wanted. Write about our graxlng lands. If interested in fruit lands, aak for booklet on Apple Orchards la Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., 8oo Line Hy., ailnoeapolla. Minn. REAL ESTATE LOANS CITT and farm loans, t, 5Va, ( per oenL J.H. Dumont tt Co.. 1601 Farnam, Omaha. WANTED City loana. Peters Trust Co. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. OKEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.. 1011 Omaha NatX Douglas H. OARVIN BROS Loan. 00 " "P Uix" ' AAX uuuo-Onii, Nat'l Bank. HARRISON 4 MORTON, lit Om. Nat'l. WANTED Farm loana; KJoke luv. Co., Omaha. WANTED City loans aad warranta W. Farnam Smith A Co., 1310 Farnam, CITY property. Large loans a specialty. W. H. Thomas. 228 Htate Bank Bldg. COO to 110,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, weao mag., mtn ana f arnam eta MONET on hand for city and farm loana H. W. Binder, City Nat'l Bank Bldg. fie CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberir Co, v'tl0-81i Brandeis Theater Bldg. 6EE us first If you want a farm loan, United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE TWO BPLENDID FRUIT BEARINU ORCHARDS. I own two 40-acre fruit orchards right on the edge of Medford, Oregon: one 40 with trees nearly five years old and 40 with trees about four years old; they are all in fine condition and should come into bearing next year. These orchards are made up very largely of Uartlett Pears and Newton Pippin Apples, and are In a splendid po sition, both for horticultural develop ment, and so far aa the value of the property Is concerned, as the orchards are right on the edge of Medford; as a matter of fact, the outer line of the city limits of Medford Is a street which runs along the edge of the property. The state highway, cement paved, run ning from Seattle. Wash., to Han Dingo, Cal., pasaea through one portion of the first 40, separating four or five acr; property in back of us, with more ma tured trees, has brought aa high aa ll.OnO an acre; one IS-acre orchard produced 119,0(4) in returns laat year. This Is considered one of the finest sec tions In all Oregon for fruit growing, but it is too far away for me to handle. Will sell or trade for good Minnesota, Iowa or Wisconsin farm. W. T. KE.STER, Vice Pres., Lord A Thomas, Mailers Bldg., Chicago, 111. EIGHTY acrea in Sacramento Valley, California. Land all under cultivation. Is irrigated and has full paid water right. Owner lives In Nebraska, and wants a ranch here. His cash price Is fM.OUO. mortgage 16,000. He will trade bis lll.uort equity and assume same amount of mortgage on ranch. This land la worth all that la asked for It You can make a good deal quifk If you are looking for California land. 150 'acres In Finney County, Kansas, near Garden City. All smooth land, fine aoil, no improvements. Located in a well settled community. Equity 13,300. What have you to offer? W. T. SMITH CO.. Phone Douglas 2819. 11U-U City Nat'l Bank Omaha. Xeb, o FINE S20arre farm, 46 miles from Minne apolis; good .soil; two sets buildings, will take up to tlS.000 other good property in exchange, balance aoma cash and mort gage; price l' an acre; lineal stock farm in that vicinity. SCHWAB BROS., 102 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. Pianos for other musical Instru'ts. D 3017. ItF.U, ESTATE WANTED Want to Buy Farm i For Cash M30 to 840 acres. Mujf be good general farm land, not over 200 miles west of Missouri river. Will not pay over la) per acre, Olve full particulars In flral let ter. Must be a bargain. Address J 639. Pare Bee. o ArTHACT OF TIT 1. 93. KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Cv, a modern abstract office. J6 b. 17th BU Phone Wuglns 647. REED Abstrsct Co, oldest abstraet of fice In Nebraska, 0S Braadela Theater. HKAt, KSTATF ACRKAOH Omaha Acreage Seven acres, one block from car line and near boulevard system and park; 6-room house, In good condi tion; electric light, furnace heat, bath; Rood barn and other outbuild ings; three acres in vineyard and other fruit, balance In alfalfa. Mlpht take part payment In Omaha Income. W. T. SMITH CO., 1111 City National Bank Bids. RE A I, ESTATF: NORTH RIDE One of the most beautiful, all modern 6-rooru bunjalowg In city; half block from car; In beautiful new home building addition. Will accept lot in good location aa part payment, balance like rent. BANKERS REALTY INVESTMENT COMPANY. Ground Floor," Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Tel. Doug. 2926. PRETTIEST BUNGALOW ON PRETTIEST MILE $5,000.00 Five rooms, strictly modern, unique decorations, fireplace, large lot; two Mocks from 24th street car. Terma I1.M0 down, balnnce monthly. GALLAGHER & NELSON, U4 Brandeis Bldir. Douglas 3M2. MAKE OFFER. 11.41a 1 . n i i . a( ft mnmm sjieb Jll l " " inwu v.. t . 1 1 a n., nwinth ln( ASv lilt With alley In rear. Walking dlstanoe, at 23a ana ciarK rts. HARRT WOLF. Ware Block. I5th and Farnam Bts. Douglas MGS. REAL ESTATF SOUTH SIDE A REAL BARGAIN. A atrietly high-class 8-room, almoBt new brick residence with good garage, one block from Han scorn park. Cannot be beat In cltv for quality or price. If In terested call owner, Harney 22C9. REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE Bargains Cathedral District 13,800. on terma, will buy modern 7-room house, full cemented basement, hot water heat, good lot. nice lawn with shade trees, cemented walks; 8 rooms on first floor, S sleeping rooms and bath on aecond floor. Immodiate possession. Location fine, near Farnam car line. West Farnam District Modem home, no objectionable surroundings, price re duced, owner saya sell. Small amount of cash down, balance like . rent Let us show you this. Hanarom Park District Modern home, lot 60x160, east front, beautiful location. Price reduced to make quick sale. Let us show you this bargain. W. T. SMITH CO., 1111-i: City National Bank. D. 281. Omaha, Neb. o West Farnam $10 CASH, $10 PER MONTH Lowest priced lota ever offered In this district. Directly north of Farnam St's bent homes. On 36th, between Dodge and Davenport. Two east fronts, 1075 each. Seven west fronts, I&50 to K01 Call snd reserve lot. Sale later.' O'Keefe Eal Estate Co. 1011 Omaha National Phone Douglas 2715. Evenings. H. S3 or H. 6184. MODERN WBST FARNAM HOME. The handsome, modern, up-to-date 10 room residence. No. 121 8. 88th Ave. Owner leaving city; will give quick pos esslorf. Telephone Harney 1868. REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS Why Pay Rent? 2923 S. 24th Rt Is a 6-room partially modern cottage that you can buy for 3i0 cash and 120 per month. Price has been reduced to sell h'a month. It Is on aved street and car line. It is worth the price asked. 2924 Dupont Pt. Is a 10-room. modern except heat house, arranged so as to make two 6-room apartments, (inner will sell for MO cash and 13) per month. The saving you make In your rent plus the rent of the other part of this house will make your monthly pajrment. It is worth thinking about. 8(03 8. Mth Pt. Is a 4-room cot Lag with city water. Cottage needs repairing, but price and payments are reasonable. Can be hsd for t-S0 cash and balance monthly. The party who buya this place and put It In good repair will make money. Creigh, Sons & Co., j-uuiib lk'uisiu bv. t nee Hldg. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW 8TRICTLY MODERN, $600 CASH BALANCE MONTHLY Five large rooms, all on one floor, con sisting of living room, dining room, kitch. en, two bed rooms and bath. Living roomJ ana aiaing room axe rmisnea In (be beet of oak, with beam ceilings, built-in buffet and bookcases. One bed room is arranged for sun room or sleeping porch. Full base ment, furnace heat, also stairs to a large floored aula The house la decorated throughout; full set of window shades, screens, sidewalks; everything complete, ready to occupy. Price I3.4U). 8000 In cash and the balance easy monthly payments. See ua for location. Hiatt-Fairfield Co. 230 Omaha Nat- Bk. Bldg. Doug. tos. Boo readers are too ;n;e.Ugent to over look the opportunities in the "want ad" columns. They re worts w hile reading. 1. y.t.,..."-J V.'-.W... . ... ...1 GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Market Take i 0a a Bullish Attitude in Behalf of Wheat. ALL GRAINS MAKE ADVANCE Wheat Oae to Two Teats lllaher, Watle Cera la l Tk rervQ a ar te rs ta Oae aae One-flail aad Oata One-Half. . OMAHA. Oet . JM. Sentiment on wheat e more bullish and net advances were shown of ISOCc for Oie day. The belief Is general that the receipts In the northwest will fall of still farther as the fanners, not only 1n that section of the country, but in the southwest as well, are refusing to sell freely at present prices. Corn was irregular and unsettled, but closed at advances of Wuvo. Wrakne and dullness was In order early, but strength developed later. Oats ranged higher and closed St ad-' vancee of i9-c. The volume of trade was smaller and the market was a sym pathetic one. Considerable export bust-1 neea was reported, the total here alone i being 7HO.0O9 bit. Part of the eK(ort tran was to Canadian ports, presumably f.r r.urope later. The feature In the provision market was a demand from shorts for January deliveries, and the buying of tvtoher and November lard by packers, the latter supposedly against shipping business. The closing vtas strong and at advances all around. There were rumors of a big cash trade In lard, but the business hi meats was quite strong. Monday, October 12. is Columbus day and all markets except Minneapolis will be closed. Wheat waa lfl3c higher. Corn waa Vi'l1- higher. Oat4 were Ve higher. These sales were reported lodsv: Wheat: No. I hard winter. I cars. tl.OOW. No. I I hard winter. 1 car. It "0; 6 cars, !c. No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, S7V-; car, Wjo; 3 cars (smutty). My, No. 2 durum. 1 car. lc. No. 3 dunim. 1 car. liOc. No. 3 spring, I 1 car. SSlc. No. 4 spring 1 car. 9tVi: 1 J car, 83c. No. 3 mined durum. 1 car. 7o. No. 4 mixed. 1 car, lac. Rejected. 1 car. 4c; 1 car, Mb. No grade, 1 car. Wc. Oata: No. 2 white 1 car, 4Sn. 8tandard, 1 oar. 43HC No. I white, 14 cars. 4.W no. 4 white. 4 cgra 43Hc. No grade. 1 car, 42c; 1 car, 4iV. Rye: No. 1 I care, gSc. Cirn: No. 1 white. 1 car, TSV; No. I white, 1 car, 74o. No. I white. 1 car. T3c. No. 1 yellow. 1 car. fTHc; I ears, ffV. No. I yellow, i cars. Tn. No. I mixed, I cars, S7c; I cars, 6o; 1 car. (Wc. No, 2 mixed, I cam. anita. No. 3 mixed. 1 car. wvto. No. I mixed. 1 ear. IHc. No. I mixed. 1 oar, 66Sc. Barley: No. 4 feed, 1 car. Bo. Clearances were: Wheat and flour, eoual to S99.000 bu.; corn, 2,000 tin.; oats. SM.ono bu. Liverpool closed: Wheat, lVd lower to 4d higher; oom, Hd lower. Primary wheat receipts were 1.K7S,000 bu. and shipments 1,222.000 bn., sgainst re ceipts of 1,7(11,000 bu. and shipments of 832.000 bu. last year. Primary corn receipts were 32K.O0O bu. and shipments Ml.oon bu.. against receipts of 401.0(10 bu. and shipments of S.VV000 bu. last year. Prlmw-T oats receipts were I,3o5.000 bu. and shipments 1,152,000 bu., against re ceipts of M3.000 bu. and shipment of KliiOO bu. last year. CARLOT RECRIPTB. Wheat, corn, uais Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Omaha Kansas City St. Lnul ... 1"3 107 374 4SS : M 2:4 77 14 lit Winnipeg 824 rin.hi ra.k Trlea-What: No 2 hard, 9Hoff1.02; No. S bard. WV'J"; No. 4 hard, 2Wmba No, 2 spring. Wi eil.03: No. 8 spring. 6cf1.01; No 4 spring, S2V4-TI99V.; No. I durum. e1c; No. S durum. 89vy3v. Corn-No. 1 white nm3H: No. f white, n-aTO; No 8 while. ISHTSHclNo. 4. white T?7Sc: No. 6 white. 72r72Ho; No. while, 71 72Vc; No. 1 yellow, 77V4c; No. 2 yel low, 607Vie; No. 8 yellow. (WHflc; No. 4 yellow, flWMWtic; No. 6 yellow 654jW'.c; No. yellow, M,(o'Me: No. 1 mixed, tH4ril7eL No. 2 mixed. iHcj No. S mixed, ""Wrac; No. 4 mixed. (fc1l ic; No. S mixed. SMiO: No. mixed, RnX,Uu onti-Nii. 2 white. 4SWac; standard, 48t448i4c'. No. 8 white, 42y,j 43c; No 4 white. 42.fM2e Barley-Malt- ing. wwmic; i o, i ii-en. . ji?" .-"v. 2. 82&Mc; No. 8. S2(23Ho. I CHICAGO GRAI AND PROVISIONS Feat area of the Traalac and Cloelaa Prices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, Oct 9. Belief that advanc ing prices had checked Kuropean demand resulted today In a downward swing for wheat. The market closed nervous, Ho to ,o tinder last night Corn lost 4c to W net and oats iic to HQ'Hc. In pro visions the outcome varied from 20o de cline to a rise of IVfco. Buying, supposed to be on foreign ac count, showed considerable aotivlty after the wheat market had taken an early dip, the effect of rather heavy saloa by a leading houae, but the ensuing bulge ap peared to leave quotations without sup port. Bearish sentiment waa Increased by announcement that export from North America for the week had been the previous seven days. Predictions of a decreased movement of wheat from first hands, especially In the northwest, were freely made. Corn aagged with wheat. Wet weather had only a temporary Influence In favor of the bulls. Besides, eastern cash call waa slow and the fact received much com ment that the first new corn of the sea son had arrived In Chicago a week earlier than was the case last year. In the oats orowd the weakness of other grain had a depressing; effect. Export sales were comparatively small. - Holders of provisions took advantage of higher prices mr hogs and did a liberal amount of selling, mostly the January COTTON SEED MEAL CRACKED " Oottoa Beed Cake Cold Pressed Oaks. From Texaa Mills direct to you. Write or wire us ror prices on uign rJiadn Meal or Cracked Cake. 48 to 46 per rent protein. Cold Preeaed Caka TIXAJ OAKB AWD UVTUB DO. m.T.T.41. TUX. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. A dlvldsnd of Two Dollars per share will be paid on Thursday, October 16. 1114, to stockholders of record at the close of business on Wednesday, Septem ber 10. 1114. a T. MILNE. Treasurer RE Alt ESTATE MIBCKLLANKOIH 1 i. ' New 5-Room All Modern House Small Payment Down Balance Like Rent Principal rooms la oak; furnace heat; close to car ling. BANKERS REALTY INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ground Floor, Bee Bldf. Telephone Doug. 2926. Bee Want Ads hwrj.-o Results. YANKEES. WINJjURLlNG DUEL Jeff Tesreau and Jack Warhop En gng-e in Stirring Mound Battle. LITTLE AMERICAN HAS BETTER 'ante, Rftnltlns Ts ta One la Favor of lllahlaadere, F.vene rity Sertea Between eer Tsrk f lnbs. NEW YORK, Oct. . -Jeff Tesreau and Jack Warhop engaged In a stirring pitch- era' battle here today In the second game of the series for the Manhattan cham pionship. The Natlonala big, moist ball tlrler became erratic In the ninth, while the diminutive American Icagner with the underhand delivery emerged a I to 1 victor. The game endef the series be tween the (Hants and Highlanders. Score: R HE Nationals 0 1 fl 0 0 0 0 0 01 1 Americans 0 0000000 2-1 I 1 Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers; War- nop ana cweeney. option. Packera aero good buyers of nearby deliveries of lard (train prices rurnistied by T.ngan A Pryan, office. SIS Mouth sixteenth street. Wheatl 1 J Articlei open. HlghJ l.o w. Close.! Yes'y Wheat) I I Dec. II 0t! 1 10( May 1 14SSI 1 1 J Corn I ( Dec..lfi7VnS7 7N,fr-l May.,i)''70 70S1 Oats. I De.4S4i47 4SI 1 07T.I l oo'i 1 13 V 1 IbS I TO-S I I 471l 4SN' 1 07t, 1 14V, r fiitt 4S Mny.;DrtWi'4 oiv il 60 61l M' t-ora. i I I .. 1 I Jan.. I 18 60 I lit US I IS w I 15 96 18 H I. '.I. . I Lard. Oct.. Nov.. 40 40 9 70 a en f T o 9 72W 40 (70 42H Jan 9 90-2 8 70 9 90 9 70 Ribs. 1 Oct.. J Jan.. 10 n I 10 70 10 80 10 70 10 A 7V ) to I r,W, 80 I 9 724j Mew York General Market. NEW YORK. Oct .-FLOUR-Qulet hut steady. WHKAT-SpoL strong: No. 8 red. 11.1014: No, 2 hard, ll.ODVi: No. 1 northern. Duluth, 8i.li ; No. I northern, Manitoba. 81. 121. nominal, o. I, f. Buffalo. Futures were without transactions. December. 81.18U: May. II. 24V coitN-npot, firm; No. I yellow. 81e. nominal to arrive: Argentine, strictly prime, OV, nominal, delivered. OATS SDot. firm: atandard white b)UT He; No. 8, 6O(f)0Hc; fanny clipped white. HAY Firm; crime. H06: No. 1. 81.0fr 1.02H; No. 2, noiiiOfic; No. 8. 80Ac. HOPS Kasy: stats common to choice. 1914. Vrft0o; ISIS, nominal; Pacific coast. 1!14, ItViJlOc: 1912, lMriftc. HIDES Steady; Bogota. tse4c; Central America, 23o. PROVISIONS Pork, easy; mess. 811.603 27 00; family. 834.60i7.(IO: abort rle-r. 22 tvio.M. Beef, (ile( ; mees, ISI OOW 24.00; family. IM.ODU 82.00. Ird, easy; middle we.t, S).70ra.ll0: refined, firm: continent, 11076; South America, 111. 36; compound, esuy; 7.6t08 00. l.iiutivv (juiet; city, 6V; country. 6.riV: aclal 4VC BLTTE1U Firm; receipts. 6.4M tuha: creamery extras, 81c: special marks, Slo; iirnm, m((viuc; seuonas, axu.'vo. CHEKSK-Unscttled; state whole milk, fresh specials, whlto and colored. HVkO 16Hc; average fancy, 15c. EXJOS Irregular; receipts. M.211 cases; state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites, tlwgiSc; gathered whites, 3a&42c. Coffee !TtarIiet. NEW TORK. Oct. 9 -The coffee market was easier today, owing to reports that the Braslllan exchanse rate h.M A of Its recent advance and talk of lower cost snd freight offers from Braill. De mand continued light and I ha snot mi ket was H to a lower, with Rio 7s quoted at (ilia and Santos 4s at WVc. It soemed to be atrorehended that th dine In the Rio exchange rate reflected some hitch In the Imdon financing plan and firm offers received here from Brastl were said to rule some 26 to 80 points under the high level of the week. De, em- ner contracts were quoted at 6.70 through the liquidating committee and consider. able liquidation was said to have been sc- compusneq at mat level. Sloua City Urt Kteck Market. SIOUX CITY. Ia, Oct. a-CATTLK- tteceipts, m neaa; market steady; hutch ers, 8o.2fi8ti.2,'; cows and heifers. tlfiOttd tn canners I4.00irr6.00; stockera and feeders, $ii.l6(fi.86; calves, tR.009.00; bulls, stags, HtKJS-llecelpts, 2.W0 bead: market steady; heavy, IT.80fl7.6R; mixed, f.a 7. .m: light. 17.2007.26; bulk of sales, V.2C4 T.30. HHEKP ANO LA M BH Receipts, 8,000 head: market firm; ewes. IJ.76b4.75; lambs. f.6.HUTl. tO. Kansas City Live lock Market, KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Oct. . CATTLB receipts, boo head; market steady; prime i en ainers, iu.uun'iu.u; aressen Deer steers I7.761i9.76: western Steers. lrt.tHMi0.2A: atopk. ers and feeders, IS 00f-.2u; bulls, i.0OJf o. id; caives, ss.iiini iv.ou. HOOS-Rocelpts, 4.700 head; market higher; bulk of sales, 87.46U7.B0; heavy, 17 60i37.70; packers and butchera, 17.600) 7.92U; light. I7.46I&7.90; pigs. r.00ra7.60. SHEEP AND LAMB& Receipts, 4.800 head; market steady; lambs, 17.1.77.66 yearlings. lh.26.26; wethers, i6.0o4j6.a6 ewes, 14.2566.00. t. Lonls Live llmik Market. T TI1MH IM 0 CiTTl .VI n.,ln 2,600 hesd; market ateady; native beet steers, I7.60f410.86; cows and heifers. 11.60 (irvw; stockers and feeders, 6.00ft'7.6Q; southern, tuys.ii, cows snd hstfers, 4.O0X(l.5O; native calves. 8.00mi.00. HOcirt Receipts, 6.K00 head; market higher: pigs and lights. 87.2MiK.S0: mixed and butchers, IK.Otye.lj, good heavy, i 10 ll EEIP AND LA M BS Reoelpts, 1,400 hesd: market steady; native muttons, 84.0lKa6.00; lambs, 7.0"tl7.76. t hlcaao I. Ire Block Market. CHICACJO. Oct. J. CATTLK Iteoelptx. head; market slow: beeves. 86 6oa U.00; steers, 8H.164r8.0O; stockers and feed- era, 86.HOjtR.S6: cows and heifers, 83.4WX1 y.io; caives. i.muu.x. HOOS- Receipts, 12,000 head: market strong, t higher; bulk of sales. 87.2M)a.0O; light, 7.lw.a0: mixed, 7ytt; heavv. I7.0i4r.20; rough, 87.0Uft7.15; pigs. 84 7B 4Jig.li). HMTFP AND LAM US-Receipts. 8,000 head; market firm; aheep, 4 754i'i.90: year lings, lD.EUGilS.46; lambs, 4.0ni7.fl6. Omaha Hay Market. PRAIRIB HAY-Cholre upland. $lt; No. I, ItO.OlKalO.bO; No. 2, 8.& 10.00; No 8 (Kryu On; choice mldlsnd. 110.60; No. 1 19. 0010. 00; No. 2, $7.0fW.UO; No. 8, 16 OftfJ 7 00; choice lowland. I'); No. 1. 8.0oill.6(); No. 2. I 0iVtf7 00; No. 8. I4.00.00. STRAW Choice wheat. !:.03S.60, choice oat or rye, !5.60fr8.00. A I.FALFA Choice. li: No. 1. Ill 009 II. 60; No. I. 88.0O8ilO.00; No. 8, ts.ootr7.oo. I . New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 9 MERCANTILE P A P K R V 7 per cent. BT EH LI NO KXniANOI Firm; for cables. 4.(77((?4.IX2; for demand, 4 . 6x;7& fc-4 9725. B1LVER Bar. lc. Mare Gold from Alaska, SEATTLK. Waah., O rt -The steam ship Senator arrived fro m.Nome, Alaska, shortly after midnight with ll.ZAooO In gold, making a total of 11,760000 In gold received from the north In the last twenty-four hours. Rv apnea ted Apples aad Dried Frsllt, NKW YORK, Oct. 9.-KVAPORATED API'LEB Nominal. DRIKD FUUITS-Prunes dull and un settled. Apricots and peaches dull. Reta ins quiet. Dank Cleartaa-s. OMAHA. Oct, 9 Rank clearinge for Omaha today were II. 142. 254 10 and for the corresponding day last year 83,893,162 84. Metal Market. T. ITT. Oct. -MFTAIJt-Iead lower at 88 Wf3 37S. Bpelter nominal at 14 70. Dry 43oe4a Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 9 Cotton goods mors active. Yarns quiet and wools higher. 111. --I-4 OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARRET Cattle Active for a Friday and Pricei Strong. K0GS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER llardlr Faonab Sheep or Lara be to Make a Market Feellaa Felly Steady Trltk Tkareday o(hlng Toppy. SOt'TM OMAHA. Oct. . 1114. Receipts vi ere: Official Mnndav ... Oi'firlal Tueadav... Official tdm srlay. Official Thursday .. K.stlmata Friday ... Csttle. Hogs Pbeep. ..HTM 4o rr.ni .. .JS R.IX7 .. 6.M7 MM0 ... i m: m;s 17.M'. .. M0 3.7"0 .no Five das this week.80.8S3 24. SS.1 182.211 Same daya last week. Km 82.4J1 Same days 5 wk ago 84 67!) 1H6 I48." .anie days 1 wks. ago M.7M 14.'... la.0M Same days 4 ks. sgo. 22,772 I.V4M 111,S Same dsys last year. .80,166 28.281 17n,c3 The following table shows the receipts of fettle, hogs and aheep at the South omaha ue ivori maraet ror tne year 10 oai. a. compared with last year: ii4 imi inc. i'ws Cattle Sv7.Vl C27.1M 87.4i1 Hogs 1.W1.I9T 10M1.W7 .... 31I.-e Sheep 8.JM.H02 8VJ.fll7 8,D The followina table shews tn prices for hogs at the South Omaha live stock mar ket ior the last few days, with compari sons. Pale. I 1914. IIW1J IM2 liwil . -IKIO. lw). ' ISO. Pt. Al. IIW 8 W, M 6 78) 8 171 k 4?i 621 6 47 8 121 t 87 ) 8 M 48 8 lOi 81 I 4t' W, I 4(1 : 8 2 78 8 4l( I 8 44 1 8 M 8 76 8 491 401 4 8 1(1 77 C n . I . I Kent 82.1 6 ef) I 1 ON ept. 23. s M 8 081 ent. 14. g rove 8 M sepu Z6 9 Im 8 07 r-epi. ,11 a lu. Jbj g oSl X 8 e 8;i 8 4i ' 8 68 2J 8 4 8 15 . rept. 87. 18 24 ept. rx. 8 1SU 8 tbi t 14 II 82 8 0 7 oii. an. I 1IU 8 SSI I 161 t lUi I 9n Sept, 80. Oct. 1.. 7 87 'i 8 28 8 J t 12 8 41) 1 KS 6 7 89'H 8 III 8 48! I 6 681 T 87 8 do I SVW1 I Ml 8 441 26 ( T 81 W i . l 8 8 M 6 2 8 461 1 8 1 8 16 8 6! I It 6 7 82 1 K I 631 881 I i; T SO) 46 T 70S1 8 201 1 8 Ul 8 40) 7 7 81 7 60V! J W I 711 I 441 I 41, 7 641 1 7 87 7 W 8 771 8 27 i 67 8 16 T V 7 Vv I 771 8 47 7 M 8 t Oct. 8 Oct. S . Oct. 4. Oct. I Oct. I.. Oct. 7.. Oct. 8 . Oct. 9 Sunday. CATTLE Recetota were rerv meager today, only twenty-two cars being in sight. The total for the five days foots tip 30.6M head, being a decrease or al most 7,u0 head as enmpaj-ed with last week, but etill about the same aa for the corresponding week a year ago. i ne raw peer steers in signi soio. veri readily at rood, atrona orlcee aa com pared with yesterday, or around 26c higher than a week. ago. . .4 I liB-tlt supply that there waa hardly enough to test out the market, nut tne reeling waa firm and prices are 10Hfl6o higher than last week, and In some cases possibly more than that. stockers and feeders were In very I sir demand, considering that the week la near its close, and the prices paid were safely 26o higher than a week ago. uuotauuna on t attle: uood o onoice cornfed beevsa, 8 tV"U 10.80; fair to good oornfed beeves, IN.KOsjii.SO; common to fair cornfed beavee, ;.kuH.); good to choice range steers. 87.40j28M; fslr to good range steers, l4,Tt-j7 40; common to fair range steers, "(;iio; good to r.noire graes heifers. 6"fM7.W; good to choice grass rows, a.00igtu6; fair to good grades, 16.60 tf OO; common to fair grades, 84.0uSi 60 prime feeders, IS-f.'O'H.tO; good to choice stockers and feeders, 7.6((d'N.26: fair to good stockers and feeders, 4A6(-U7.40; com mon to fair stockers and feeders, 88.00$ 6.60; stock heifers, I6.604vft.76; stock cows, t46O.0O: stock calves, I160OR00; veal calves, 88.00310.26; bulls, stags, etc.. l&Xxtf 7.00. . COWS. Av. Pr. Na A. Tr. IN IS 1 MB M .... tso 4 SO I W III .... 140 4 4 1 1SS0 I 44 itEIFKHii. .... 140 I M I ... 7W M BULLS. .... IW 6 M 1 MM 1 10 CALVW. .... IV IM .1 110 16 08 .... 14 i a BTKkRH AND HEIFER. .... 7WI 4 44 I til H WESTKKN NEBRASKA. Tfa I . 1.. 1.. I.. 10 steers ll(rt 7 ( 22 feeders... 87. 7 0$ 10 feeders... 8(16 8 86 6 COWS (KM 8 OR 9 stockers.. 88 8 90 stockers.. 648 8 90 11 rt k c iv's 432 776 SOUTH DAKOTA 40 feeders... 1081 7 10 4 cows 1266 5 60 Breeders.. M I (a I feeders... 083 6 nous-Hupplles were estimated at fifty seven cars, or 2,700 head, bringing the total ror the five dava uo to 24.XX8 head This is about 2,000 heavier than a week ago, ana a gain of l.ooo over a year ago, with receipts the smallest of any day this week and other markets reported aa slightly higher, local trade opened out a little better. ShlDtiera and aDecu Is tors bought light and mixed hogs at prices that were generally ' strong to a nickel higher, and while peckeraT early bids were In most rases not over steady they had to come to the basis set by shippers before they could buy much of anything. In other words, anything en the light and butcher order sold at fig urea that were strong to as much as, a nickel higher. Packers discriminated more w . i , . .. a .uu , ,,- as a general thing they failed to bring over ateady prices. In fsct, some of the rouaher grades were hard to move even on a steady basis, and after the bulk of the orrerlngs had been cleaned up mere were still several heavy bunches In first hsndst Several loads of heavies weighing as high as 370 pounds were almost unsalable until the extreme close, when a couple of buyers found themselves In need of a few more hogs to fill out their droves, and cleaned up what fresh stuff waa left at prloee that were fullv as good as those paid at any time. There waa nothing nut somo pretty weighty stuff left at this time, and that gold at strong to 6c nigner figures. No. 14... 47... 44... 44 .. 44... u... 14... 44... 17... 41... 44 41... 6T... )... ... Ml... it... tl... 44.., It... (I... ;... is... so... II. . . .., 42... A. W,. rt. n, At. gh. Tr lot M T M 4 til 241 T 4 rt m T M II HI 130 T 40 Ml II IS IS IU 140 T 44 .141 M T IS 41. rt 40 1 it .rt ISO 1 M II U no f 40 S1 . T 10 II 17 IN T 41 IM 18 IS Ml T 41 im in T ii an :.ii ... j u lit ... 7 7t IM UA T 44 .lu 20 t U fj U 40 T 46 lao m iii 7 mi uo t a III ,40 7 K IM ... T 41 XII 40 1 Ik 17 ... 1 .... W I ... 7 41 ill 940 1 (4T IM T 41 .Ml ,0 1 40 W0 141 T M .101. ISO T 40 Tl. lot IM 7 a .H4 10 7 40 II M ,..'t JM ) 7 40 II fl ... T 10 t 71 7 40 M U 40 7 M IDj IM 7 40 J 130 f 10 ot 140 7 40 tl. Ill K4 IH KiO 10 1 40 Tl 111 )W 7 M . 11 7 40 It M4 ... t V ,r,l 4( 1 40 II M ... 7 M ISO M t 40 M IM ... 7 10 2(4 kfl T 40 IS U4 ... 7 44 110 110 7 40 HHKKI'-Ike yesterlsy the market w featured with light receipts, but In spite of this the packer buyna were extremely liearlsh, claiming conditions In (he esat ern trade In dressed mutton did not war rant a continuance of the present high schedule of prices on thle market. In this connection It might be uoteo that anything In the line of mutton haa been Ml ling here during the last few days back fully aa high as at Chicago and the bulk of the fat lambs have been well up In line, being relatively high at this point. Trade was slow most of the fore noon and It was a long time before any thing of consequence look place. The bulk of the offerings, both ewes and lambs, showed little. If any, change from yester day. Among the mutton offerings were some corn fed yearlings from the corn belt, there being In alt about two cara, averaging ninety-two pounds, that sold at 10 66, this being prartlcslly the first ship ment of corn fed tuff- for the season and from now on a little of thla kind of stuff Is expected fro.n week to week. The clearance waa seasonable. Quotations on range sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to choice, 7 Vff1 .W; iambs, fair to good. I7.00i37.30; lambs, foeders. A0Ot7.16; yearlings, good to tholce. 16 75 4jC00; yearlings, fair to good, 86.60V6.7I: yearlings, feeders, 85.6XKB616; wethers, yearlings, feedera 86 40436.10: wethers. good to choice. 66.2036.60; wethers, fair to good. gVOOflfi.20; wethers, feeders. 84 SO V4M; ewes .good to choice, 84AO(tI4.M; ewea, fslr to good, 84 26424. 6u; ewes, feed ers, 12.60(14. 16. Representative sales: No. Ar. Pt. 276 fed yearlings 92 I 68 40 culla '. 69 8 00 41 Idaho lambs 68 7 40 824 Idaho feeder lambs 69 8 00 UO Native ewes 108 4 60 29 native larabe v. , 78 7 26 V native lambs go T 36 YORK MEN TAKEN OFF FIELD Coach Purdy Dissatisfied with Bui ingt in Hastings Game. OPPONENTS WERE IN THE LEAD Dlspnte Bet wee a Mentor and Offi cials aa In Forward Pass and t.eme la Stopped r York Player. HASTINC.S, Neb.. Oct. . "peela'l Telegram.) With the score standing IS to 7 In favor of Hastings High school at the beginning of the third quarter. Coach Purdy of Tork High school thla afternoon ordered his team off the field and for feited the contest, after the local eleven had completed a forward r over their opponents' goal line. The York coach had been ordered off the field on previous occasions by the officials and again rushed out to argue with the referee, claiming that the pssi was caught outside of the ten-yard lone. All officials claim the ball waa caught Ihree yards over the goal line. Following this derision. Coach Purdy ordered his team off the field. The game was well played, both sides giving excellent exhi bitions of broken field running and line plunging, although Coach Schlssler"g pu- plls outplayed their opponent, during the . second and third quarters. Roth Referee Hugg and Vmplre Rlddell of Lincoln stale that there was no reason for the Tork tesm leaving the field, i Ames Squad Starts for Minneapolis A MLS, la., Oct 9 (Speoial With the practice patch on state field too slick and ' floppy to be safe for scrimmaging, owing to continued moisture, the eoanhec yes- . terday afternoon put the Cyclone first varslly and second eleven through the ; stlffest and most unrelenting workout on slgnsls that they have crammed Into the three hours dally practice any time this season. The roaches drilled the tip per two team without the slightest In terminaton, taking up one formation and then another, spending a half hour, more or less, uninterruptedly first on one for- . mallon and then on another. A halt ' hour before the drowned-out sun ssnk . behind state gym, the coaches sent the twenty-two men selected for the Min neapolis trip early to bed, and pitted the remainder of the varsity against the scrubs, who ran rings around the num erated eleven. At the close of signal drill last night. Coach Hubbard made known his Mln- . nesota squad. Oolng north thla morning ' to meet the Oophers were Packer, Jones.' Axthrlm and Cramer ends; Captain Rear a, Mattlson, Ksrr and Eder, tackles; Mo Klnley, Deffka, Allen and Farmer, guards; John and Bird centers. Moss and Klnllck quarterbacks, McDonnell, Wilson, Evans and Mullen halfa, and Uhl and Von Maur fullbacks. The lineup that will start the battle with the Oophers probably "ill be thst wtilch started against Coe last Saturday Packer and ' Jones ends. Captain Reeve and Mattlson tackles, McKlnley and Deffke guards. John center. Moss quarter. McDonnell, Wilson or Evans haJfs, and Uhl full. PERS0NALJPARA6RAPHS Mr. D. T. Tlothaker, former Omaha boy, son of O. 8. Rothaker of the old Omaha Republican, is In Omaha on business. He Is representing the Lincoln Hank Note company of Chicago. Berlegfleld. Frsnk Cornte. sr.. Is visit Ina mlatlve. Cherry county. Dave Fackler of Wgyslde is here vis iting his mother. Wayne Rrlcknell Is back from a trip to northeastern Montana. H. J. Weeth has bought I C. Olderog's Interest In the local meat market. H. 13. Stapleton of Crelghton college waa railing on friends last Sunday. , Mrs. George Harmon of Ohio is here Visiting her mother, Mrs. R, Tlmberlake. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Scott of Casper, Wyo.. are visiting the W. R. Wllber fam ily. , E. J. Smith haa bought a reside noa In Lincoln and a-lll move there In a few daya. The local high school played the Gretna High school laat Saturday and won the game, 26 to 6. . ( David Fidler of Millard hag moved Ills family back lo this county. They will reside at Msadow. The public schools took a vacation on , Wednesday and nearly all attended the Ak-Sar-Dan festivities. The marriage of Miss JCtta Qutnley to Mr. Will C. Lee, a young business man of Omaha, last Sunday Is announced. O. F. Harlan of Falls City was here on business last Monday. Mr. Harlan was one of our druggists twenty-five years ago. Rev. and Mrs. B. J. Stewart ef Way land, la., stopped a few days to see Springfield friends. They were on their way west Hiram Munford of Wayside. Neh., stopped a few days here to see his par ents. He has gone to Memphis, Tenn.,, to visit his brother Elsworth. In district court Judge Regie? granted a divorce to Mrs. Orphla Hammond from her husband. Oeonre Hammond. Mrs. liammond waa formerly Orphla Chapman of this place. Mrs Csl Jewett end Mrs. John Orahsm, who are sisters, attended the state pio neers' meeting at Omaha last week and were adjudged the earliest pioneers in at tenilsnce They came to - Sarpy county In ISiJ. Their maiden name waa Mitchell. Weeplnar Water. I Mrs. Jesse Da vis has gone to Mlrford to visit her daughter, Mra Cora Badgley. Mrs. C. B. Kuglar and children hare gone to Culbertaon to visit her parents. Alfred Olive of Nameless, 8. D., visited his brother, Qroige, a few days this week. S. W. Orton is spending a week at Rnnkeiman, Neb., looking after his land Interests. J. K. Jeffry has gone to Kansas City to look after business mature regarding his mother's estste. Miss Pa rah Stone nf Murray. Neb . was a recent visitor of Mrs. Torrance Flem ing, southeast ef town. Miss Ellen Davis has returned to her home at Venango after two months' visit at the W. A. Davis home. A. B. Olbson has received the new of the death of his only brother. Dr. Charlea Gibson, of Wood villa. N. H. The first number of the lecture eotrrse series occurs October 27. Season ttcketa will be put on sale Saturday, October 10. Mrs. John Renner and children have gone to Topeka, Kan., and other points ia that state for a visit with relatives, f II. O. Glover haa been enjoying a visit from his sUlers, Mrs. S. p. Chlaslngton. of New York, and Mrs. Herbert Woods of Tabor, la. . H4rm T A ntkArn. r.9 TCf T I Minn., haa returned to her home after a I visit with her sister, Mra F. ii. Thome, and family. Mrs. 8. F. Olrardet gad her later, Mra I Charles Bouerle, of Aurora. 111., have gone to Shelby, Neb., to Visit their orotner, vr. Oeorge Potter. B. Ratnour. the oldest member of the Iocs I Masonic lodge, has ben presented with a medal as a mark of distinction for his fifty years' membership In the order. A. A. Lasch, who has a large orchard northeast of town, waa here from Lin coln the first of the week looking after hla fruit Interests. He expects to be able . to market about 8,000 bushels of apples this season. 4