THK HKK: OMAHA, FUIDAV. XOVKMRKR- U 1014
i on iu:xt
FARMS I OK HKNT
House ami 4 IImcs.
Ilntwoa I" kll psrtt of the city
I iuut ft cn-h ons A Co . Pec building.
FRIj; IVF.Nt"
Tno wfckn' fre rent nllowed on any
rf t!e follonttir propel fee tf taken this
wee k ;
mom coftnt". modern cvept beat;
riew pluml'tntr. rH st front. pave I
street. IMS N .1M1. .t.
ll Cottage; south front, raved street,
close In; IVrJ Ricne St.
l'--room cottage, south front, big Int.
WxIM); Pierce SI.
t'A 6 rooms, i-story square house, strictly
modern; If''' Sherman Ave.
SCOTT ft 1111,1, Co
I'AUM 1-L'R RK.NT-1 seres.
I nmth of Klorem-e. S.'. acres In
; W 111 rent for 1 or 6 ycats. Call
I 1 j.!42
4 mi'fs
alfsifa.
Walnut
Rfc Mj fcSTATK MlSCKI.LWKOl
REAL KSTATB LOANS.
riTY anj l.trm loan. ". S1. per tent.
J It. Dumont A Co..l'3 r'arnatn. Omaha.
N V A N T K 1 City
OMAHA
loans. Peter Trust Co.
home. Kaat Nebraska farms.
O'KEKFK RUAL. KSTATe. CO..
Otnsha Nntl. nooglas T1S.
HARRlr..N MORTON, sit. Oin. Natl.
Mfl'ERN 6-room home
Inquire at i'xio Amu or rail
N". 31ST. j rooms, IK r"
MOHERX
goon KflMon.
Web ;
I7.
''I'M.
house, lo-r steam heat. ;.! 8.
Mtn St.. corner Farnsm. Repairs tn onlt
tenant, special terms. Shcpard. W J'O.'o-
i-RtOM moderrihouB. 30, 819 So. Soth
Ave. Tall Harney 41K1.
l-R. tnirn cottage. ?13 N. 77th Ave.
VJR7 house, liioTlT 45rNSt hA ve. W.
GARVIN BliOS 'rr.'lf; .rwa
Rl'Y A IIOMK 1MI CASH.
A well hulit. substantial, li-room house,
all modern hut heat, on paved street, with
Pavm- all paid, and ou can have It on a
payment of H'O cash, balance only
per month O.-t ttled now for ti e winter.
PAYNK INVKHTMFNT CO.
Ioug 17vt.Vare U oik o
MAP l'K'iv'lU STRKKTS. Indexed.
also Omaha red booK, vet pocket sire,
fee,, at our office, two stamps hv mall.
Charles K. Williamson Co. Real Kstate.
lnaurance. rare of Property, Omaha. o.
-i GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
K4c
l"ceemler. 5c;
ehlte. CffsTV.
WTU Farm loans Kloke lnv.Cn. Omaha i
V ANTKD City loans and warrants. VV.
Farnam Smith & Co , 1W Farnam.
CITY property. Largs loans" sT speVtaltyT
W. II. Thomas, 228 State Rank Hid.
to tlO.o0 made promptly. F. I'.
Wead HHlR . iMh and Farnam
Wead.
St.
l-:i.KVKN-ROOM house. 114 N.
Cmwiord. n Ware Hlk. Val.
2MI
9l7.
St.
MONKY on hand for city and farm Inana.
H. W. Hinder. City Natl. Rank Rldg.
Rcf. CITY IOANB.emii'aHtiTCo.".
" i 310-312 Hrandels Theater Bld.
J-"!VB rooms, partlv modern. 2,'ith and)
Blondo. Water paid. $15. Fhone ob- .
ster 7775 j
and Stor- :
SF,K lis first if you want a tarm loan.
L'ritcd States Trust Co.. Omaha, Neb.
MaggarcTs
l4irse van, 2 men I" .
men, V per hr. 1T1 3
ij.C.Reedr
Van
ape Co.
rates for days.
l4.ru van, 2 men IV2T, per hr ; dray. ?
men, I per hr. 1713 Webster. Ooub. 143H.
Reduced ! KERR Tttl C.
ABSTRACTS OK TITLE.
a modern abstract office,
rtione I'oualm f,4i7.
uarantee and Abstract Co.,
8. 17th BL
-xp. Co..
parlilntr
Mrnam
mo v I tift
atoraao
O. .14ti.
Rr.ED Abstract Co .
flee in Nebraska. 2W
oldest abstract of-
Biandels Theater.
i
Globe Van&Storage
Stoic, moies. packa, sl'.lp; J-horee nr.
r.inl '.' men. Sl.L'i per h.; tt"rate ! :
no Satlnfuetnry guar. I. 4t!S & Tv. 210.
ri:ai, kstatk acreage
Four Good Buys
$'' Six rooms and bath, modern ex
cept furnace; newly paint 'd. lurue
east fiont lot. psvet street, located
near Wth and Hickory Streets
!3,W(l-Slx rooms anl bath Entirely mod
ern, nicely arranged, newly paint
pool basement. lJirge corner
lot. paxed street. 1-e ated nt N.
F. corner tid and Liiant Sts.
H.ViO-Seven rooms and bath. Nearly
new and entirely modem. Manv
attractive features. South front
lot on paved street; not fnr out
on Sherman Ave. cat line, in splen
did location.
$6.rt-SI moms and bath. Itrand new.
strlctlv modern, a beautiful honv.
ti a choice residence district, near
'1e1 club grounds; a;ood slr.ed
lot and on a paed street.
We ran sell the tihove on easy terms.
or owners would consider a small, clear
cottase or good lot as part payment.
Make appointment at any time to ioe any
of these.
Scott & Hill Co.
Pouslas Vt
4628 CUMLNG ;
la f Uick to cur. 6 ioo;r,s and fcat.i,
modern but he;it. Its line v'onJiUo:i; flna :
ot. 1'lione Hd tlt'. !
i)'' ynu waul strtctly ntrwjrem noine,
room, never le!ore rniec'. all I'.aruey 1
iS4t). Low rs nt. :o rlsht ei-.nnt. T.!iity ,
nl;iute' wbI:-. from city I, a I.
vrooM eottMso, modei;i except furnace. I
7U0 S. r.7th St.. U- t'hoi.e lliiriiey7J. j
Nl'.K fi-iooii; t'at. newly papered and!
painted; bath, Ka. hot :ind cold water, I
eioctrio llt;ht, lit- n r month. 3UH-1S I. en-I
enworth.
UeKHnt 9-rooin modern brick apart
loont, newly decorated, per month. Mil
.1 i9th 5t.
Modern D-room detacltej dwelling; oak
finish beautliul yard, newly decorated;
tin) per month. l(r.'3 tf. '."Jill St.
Nice llttie fi-room eottaKe; hath, toilet,
flectr.c light, $16 per month. a)44 Vinton
fct
lOlcgupt !-n.oni houre, $:) per month.
1123 ts. '-'Sth St.
fi-room cottufte. ;"44 Vinton. Kas, elec-Jli-
light, hot and cold water; inside toilet.
Jli
.7. ('. 1SJI, Ext'cutor,
W P. 31st Av. Phone Harney ZU.
Riio.1S, Htrletly modern, sun room,
newly decorated and surnno. IU14 Wool
woith. lmiulre ;ill5 Woolworth. i'hone
Jliirney 5574.
Fidelity Storage Co.
SStorage, moving, packing and ahlppitm.
Jaokson Sia. Phone PotiitlnH 2K.
MOl 'i'h.N s-rotuu itouK., fcw.". 6 i6tn Ave.,
Vacant Kovemlcr 5. Inquire T. J.
O llrien. Phone Hartley It1 or lou-. 12tfi.
FOR RENT
v hve a complete list of all nousea.
apartments and flats that arc for rent.
ibis li6t can be aeen free of charge at
OPiBha Van .ir St'irane c'o , StG tj. lull: St.
'i ROOMS, line fondltion. 1717 Webster St
NEW i-room cottaite: never occupied;
trl t.y modtrn: WiM.
Mm ruuiu cottage; almost new; excep
tionally large roonitu hirtetly modern;
i. ,r car iine and near Ki houl. 2".l
New lice-room cottage; modern except
beat; linlsheo In o.il; near ar line; $ifi
-e.ea looms, parlor extending acrors
tho entile front of the bonne; oak t.nlsn;
oionnade openings; ftuir bedrooma and
l.Uh; Una iv liihborl unit', near ar. VI"
.AiKul AN ShiOIKlTV I'O.d FAN Y,
1 :!i and OoiisIuh Stn. Oouglas '!".
One Acre
I?euson,
e on Blocks lo Car,
$10 Ca?h-$10 a Month
Just off paved road Z'JO feet; level, fire,
rich garden land, ilosw to school and
etores; only
HAST1NOS IIF.YPl'N. 1Hi4 HARXKV.
A Little Farm
On Military Avenue,
eo i.asn a jionin i
-.M acres; a nice corner, on paved road
lies well and Is a dandy piece; paving; nil;
i-aid; paved all the way into town. Will;
divide into 12 nice east front lots. Trice, i
Jil.600.
HASTINGS & HEY PEN. lfiM HARNEY
Fcftce Rumon Sfnd Down the Quo
tations on Wheat.
CORN IS QUITE SYMPATHETIC
ellow C ereal W eakens llnna. lth
Wheat, Inflaeneed Additionally
b ihr t.eaerallr rine l ln
IsklfisT Wralker,
OMAHA, Nov. J.
t'liconftrined tslk of j,eace was aaainst
the price of wheat yesterday, when final'
levels were V"V lower. Considerable
Ions wheat was thrown Into the pit on
the rumor that the emperor of Oermany
has sued the eiar of Russia for inuc.
Those who bought wheat In aoodiy u.ibii
titl's early in 4he day on tne fact that
the export trade was enormous yesterday
failed to hold the Brain when the war
tumors were put In circulation, losses
In the pit would doubtless have been
ureater had not the buvcrs of No. 2 hard
wheat c. I. f. Huffalo been wllllna lo pay
1 cent over the Oeceniber price, compare,
with 'a cent over on Monday. On Hie
declines In the lvrrmhcr and May wheat
resting orders absorbed a Rood deal of
the onertnit". and this was also the case
at the southwestern points, incluaing
Kansas t'lty and St. l.ouls.
A condition that Is greatly anslnst the
price of wheat at the moment Is again
lack of buying on tho part of the oul
stoer. or public.
Corn waa a sympathetic market, show
ing etieiixth earlv with wheat, hut weak
en, ox later with that market The prent
weainet Is all that could possibly be axked
lor the tlnlHhllig, Husking anil movetneni
of corn, and It Is expected there will !
larker reee.pts at primary and other mar
kets, provided the weather continues ta
in a hie. More new corn Us now being pur-
..ItunA.t 1 1. 1, ., n .. t , u n I ha ml, and
F1 rooms each, brand new and strictly consignments are on the Increase. Ac
modern, Including full cemented ba- I cord, tin to s message received from Chl
ment and flrst-clnss furnace These bun- ! cag i the new coin now being received In
galows are all well built. owner fur-! that market is of excellent uuallty .
nlshes tastv lighting fixtures. Nice, big i cH-h handlers of oats retrteit a better
south front lots with depth of l feetjjextort demand for tnat greln. New ork
plenty of room for gardening aVid chh ken i sold two lull cargoes, one of which waa to
raising. Onlv a hlock to ear. Prices range i Hrtstol, England. Those In a pcaltlon to
i fVr.., t? i' woo b n ... fn,.,,i w know sav that Oeeemher oats nae oeen
i ivaHv ts v-nn n r tit,, on nnn coinrettv we.l liuuidateii snit tnat as
to ace them. Just lelei hona Iioualas UK I. ! celpts are to run lighter there
white, new.
OATS - No
mixed. 41ltc.
Rl'TTKlt-t'tesmerv. P?c; firsts.
seconds. T,f packing stock, lie.
FOdts - Flrts, K , seconds, "-if
IMH1. TRY-Hens. lie. roosters. lr.
I keys. 14c.
May.
No 2
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
j Cattle Trade Very Slow and Tcn-
dency of Prices Lower.
! HOGS STEADY. CLOSING STRONG
President Objects to
Tono of Spokesman
of Negro Delegation
t-lb cartons. X-'c; No
c. pike, 14c; pickerel, two.
.TRY - Rrollers. Itc; eprln fhlek
c, hens. I'uUc, cocks. c. ducks,
Pl'TTKR -No 1
i, ii, tui. nic
t I1KKSE Imported. Swiss, .c; Amer
I, an s s,, hl,vk Swiss, o; twins,
' 1rtc daisies lc triolets. Uc: Young
i Amer.cas. IV; blue label brick, lo ; Urn- I
burger. ? lb , ;1V; l-lb . ; New York j
j w hite. !,, tmpoited French Roquefort, '
I VlSM-Trout, 14.; large crapples Ike;,
! salmon. J-1-; halibut. Ilio, channel vai-
! fiah. 1-V. t ike, 14c; pickerel, 1'
It'll
: ens. lie
l'V, geeae. Sc. turkeys, lac pigeons, per
uos , c; ducks, full reatnere.i, px-; geese,
full feathered. So; suabs, No. 1. W hi. No
fsV.
Market quotations fvirnlshed hy Qlllnskl
J'ruil company:
MISCKl.l.AM'OCS Shelled Popcorn:
Ter Uv, 4c. Almonds; ler lh., -TV. Cracker
Isek; I'er -a, laiiO; per lialf ct., 11.7b.
Pates: rromedary, per ca., H(, sugar
walnut, er box. $1 40. I.lmes: I'er es.,
l.7b. Checkers: Per es., .r; r half rs .
I Honey: l et- is , UW Kiss: 15 os.. SAc
Cider: Per keg, .l.0P; per bob. .vi.
Cocoanuts: Per sai k, M-,in: fer do , 7,ic.
KRClTrt Oranges. Extta Fancy Valen
cies. We. llUs and IMs. ix.o per box: ive.i
Fat heep a ad ad In hotce lembs
teady Medlom tn 4 nnimon
l.ambs Ten in Fifteen
(rata Lower.
SOI TH OMAHA. Nov I
Four Dandy
Bungalows j v
Rereipte were; I'aule.
Official Monday .Jl
1flclHl Ttierdav 4 .7
Ofllclal Wednesday.... 4.0.",
VXunale Thursday i.7i
UK
4.S
4 in
s.;'l
M.etit
1H.
.-heep
'.i.:.''.4
a.071 I
ll I
Rail Valen.'jna. t-1 W per box.
REAI, ESTATE NORTH SIDE
.i r. .
trf gfK5s
Z2t f L.
'"W vy
Here is another one of those
very attractive (J rooms, all
nvxlern bungalow.
FOR SAL.K ON KASY PAYMENTS
Principal rooms In ouk; furnace heat;
one block from car line two blocks from
school. Telcphono about this today.
Banker Realty Investment Co.
.round Floor Ree Rldg.,
Telephone Pnug. Si'lM.
Scott & Hill Co.
."HK-7-S MiOagtic Hldg.
Start Now
To Buy a Home
Only $250 Required
Five-room cottage, practically new.
Modern tn everything except furnace,
which can be Installed at small expense.
This la a very attractive house and l on
a splendid large lot, oOxllio. Two hlocka
from car line, near 41d and Military,
Priced very low for fpilck sale, l.'.iVi,
Monthly payments of 12.". will be enough.
Don't fail to see this property.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
STATK HANK RLI
Tyler 1S3.
Ill be a
stronger and higher market lor n grain.
ri, t.ui,ii., of tin. market was the Yen
lliK of Oecemher ami the buying of May
by pome of the larger houses In the trade.
Wheat was Vj1'c lower.
Corn ws vinchabaed to Sic higher.
Oats were unchanged ,,,,-'
Clearances were: Wheat and Jl""'
equal to l,27!.nfln bushels; oats, W.tKXl bush-
"primary wheat receipts were ;.lf7."i0
bushels ami shipments l.r-63,rtx bushels,
against receipts of 1.:ii.ft bushels and
shipments of 4s,.,(0 bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were 'r'V""
bushels and shipments (W,i bushels,
ngalnst receipts of -;;o,fl bushels and
shipments of J.'l.nno bushels laat year.
Primary oats receipts were (ur7.tw bush
els and shipments l.OOfi.iKW bnshels.
aaainst reelpts of Ml ,010 hushels and
shipments of 77fi.VM bushels last year.
CARI-OT RliCISII'TS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
2 Homes
Evans Street
Kountze Place
Close-In Bargain
$3,000
Buys 7-room, strictly modern, 2Sth and
Jones: south front; owner nonresident;
wants quick sale. This le positively a real
snan for somi one.
O'NKIIS HEAL ESTATE &
INS. A GOV.,
ISO.". Farnam St. Tci. Tyler 1C4.
S-TKAM heat,
also 4-rootn
ruji 'rent
SM S. 13th
all' modern.
Hat. 2.1) No.
V-iooin "cottae
St. Pv1 iiiil.
room house;
23d.
with toilet.
St.,
S-rooin,
8-room,
:.
MIS
St.
Hurt
:i So. 2Mh SI.
",113 Capitol Ave.,
201 So. Central
2112 Cass St.,
St.,
t ei'.K mo,, I2il I'umlng
Kderti except beat.
2." .0 1 per mo., 221.1 Capitol Ave
o. rn cxi opt iieat.
V, (i tier mo.. blrj Hurt .-t., , rooms,
...yern; garase,
' -.'. .v.. i.o.,
modern.
iier mo.,
mcdern.
.;,'., per nn..
7 rooms, moilern.
$4'i.in) per mo.,
looms, modern.
$l,i t per mo..
nio.'ein, garage.
f4"i.00 mr mo. 21ii "ajig
n.ouern fiat good repair.
(iKdlliiK & COMPANY.
Phone D. 7,'Hi. !'-' City Nat. Hank
Ml N. 17TH ST. t-r. mod. apartment, tM.
' HASP HHPS., PntiKlaa lfiT
Stores and tlfficeji.
Just Now .
We Offer
Two Small Offices
$10.00 AND $12.00.
Water. Light and All Service Free.
The Bee Building
I iit2 Evans, a line, new, 2-rtory house,
on south front corner lot.
One block finm park.
I One block from 24th St. car.
i Two blocks from school.
I All good size rooms, finest oak finish.
, good oecorations. ecreens complete. The
1 owner built it for a home. It is vacant
! now. Win be open today.
Price. 4.2:o
I 2-TS KvariB, on same street, a good 2
. glory house, with large living room, at-
' I ic Ri'l-frni'H Mlf.elil.iir tiorcb vnonnt now.
See it today. A bargain at 4,lj'.
Charles
Tyler I..
FAG HT-1M )( )M M t)l )EHX
HRTCK HOUSE
FOR ONLY 2.7riO.Oa.
Hardwood floors; fAft. lot,
east on paved street,
fronting
. 415
2S
3SS
(to
s,:
in..
SX9
were reporteu
9
209
r.i;
W. II. GAms,
Omaha National Rank Rldg.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Oulutli
Omaha
Kunxas City
St. I .mis ,.
u,nnl,m.
...... i . n
These sales were reporieu ,
Wheal-Xo 2 hard winter 3 cars at
$L07'm. : cars at 11.08'; No. harrl wln
ter. 1 car at 1.0. f car at $1.0. . 3
cars at IM.n.;. 1 car at l..Vx'. No. 4 '
winter. 2 cars at !.'. 1 ear at H.UIW;
No 3 mixed, m ears at 11 ''t. I car at
II Of. I car at H.oe; No. 2 durum. :''"
at SI . 12. 1 car at II 11; no srade hard
winter, car at $1.00. I car at i.c; no
trade durum. 1 car at K.C. Rye-No. 3.
I car at Wc. Parley No. 4 malting. 1
car at fV- Corn-No. 3 yellow 1 cur
inew i at 7'c. 1 e' " f,'r' 2 CT. nt
fi.c: No. yellow, i ear vnewi bi.
S car mewl at Sic; No. 2 mlxedt 1
i..., u i .c. l rar fnewl at t'c;
t ,.,lv.l 1 car mewl nt '. 1 car (newl
at tV'-C. 2 cars (new i at Hoc;
mixed, I car (newt at ific; sample,
(while at We. (lata Standard. 1
4.',ic: Nu. 1 white. rars at .,'e
mixed, 1 ear at 46o; no grade,
t.i'-jc.
omaha Cash Prices Wheat:
Fancy Hi, rie. . M ,er box; choice Red
Rail. SOI, """a, IS(M pei box. trapiruu:
All elses. 13 Oil per bo:.. Apples: Kxtra
Fancy Hrlmes C.olden. II. 7h per box;
Kanrv Washington t 'rimes, II W per box;
Kxtra Fancy W ashington Jonathans. II i
per box; ranoy Waehlncloa Jonathans.
11 SR Mr box; Fancy Colorado Jonathans.
It. IS per box; Colorado Jouatnsns, ohoe,
ll.rti p,-r box; Kxtra Fancy Washington
Hoovers, l." per box; Oregon Spltsen
burgs, l 4(1 per box; t ltvgnn Winter Ra
nanas, ll.7.i per box; Kx,ra Fancy Wash
ington Delirious. 2.W lr iwix. New York
Oieen.ngs, t-lix) per barrel; New York
Raldwlns, li 75 per barrel. Tears: Cali
fornia olarglous. I? 2 ier box; tCxtra
Fancy D'AnjoUs, iW per box; Orapes:
California Kmpcrors, 3W per barrel; Cal
ifornia F.mperora. II. W per erale Msla-
gss, ) keg. Rananas: I er bunch, t.7Mf
3 SO
VKC.KTARLEfl -Caulllflower; Per crate.
12. Si'. Cabbage: Per pound. ltc. Cucum
bers: i doien tn box, $1. M. t elery: Michi
gan, ."V doxen: lenver. Jumbo, 7,c iloien.
I'eppers: Rasket. bH Tomatoes: Hasket,
I !.:.". Ivettuce: Head, dnsen. jtk'Vll.Mi; leaf,
doxen, 4oc Horseradish: Per ca., l.6.
Onions: Shallots, per dosen, "iOr; yellow,
per i-ound, 21!-; red. per pound, me. Gar
lic: Italian, : Radishes; Per dosen, boo.
Potatoes: Idaho, per bushel, "lie; Red
River Ohlos, Sfc per bushel; Minnesota
Whites, to per bushel. Sweet Potatoes:
Per barrel. 1100; per hamper, 11.76.
Siiuash: Per lb, IV,
Nl'TH No. 1 California walnuts, per
lb.. Ilk. Filberts: per lb-, !&o; long Naples,
per lb., IS,-. Pecans: Per lb., 12-tu; Jumbo,
i'er lb.. 18c.
New York General Maket.
NKTW YORK, Nov. 12.-SCOA R-IU .
steady; molasses, S.Stio; centrifugal, 4.01c.
Refined, firm and 10 points higher, cut
loaf, 8.00c; crushed, fi.SOc; mould "A."
O.fk'ic; rubes. 6.c; XXXX IHiWdered, J2fc;
fine granulated, Utoc; llajuond A, 5.10c;
confectioners' A. .VOOr; No. 1, 4 ASe.
Ml'TTKR Harely steady; receipts, h.Ui
tubs; creamery (higher soringi. "IS';
packing stock, current make. No. Jl'ci'
21Vc.
niEKSK-Pteady and unchanged; re.
celta. 3,207 boxes.
Kti(JH Steady and unchanged; receipts.
S,.1",7 cases.
POl'LTRY Alive, steady: western
chickens. Il'gliy; fowls, Hijibic: turkeys,
lsjiiiK t'reased, steady; western roast
ing chickens, lb44ilKc: fresh fowls, 12 Vf
lv ; froien turkeys. I7(fji22'.
Four davs this week 17.14"
Same davs last week. I'lH
Fame days 2 weeks ago 3P.fi'
fame d.iya 3 weeks ago 3.1, 1
f m (la s 4 weeks ago 31.17
Same days la.st er. Ifl.JSl
'l'u f i.l. owing lablc shows 1
ef cattle, hoas and sheen at
.'mal.a II1 a stock market for the year
gate, as compared I'1' ''r:
mi. I'.'l.1
Cattle M7 41 3.a7
Hogs 1.K3,.'! I KVt.VX
Sheen iMt'tSlg I JlM"
i lie following hows the average pr.e
for hogs at thu South Omaha live slm'K
msrket for the last few aays. with m-
1-mons: far sons
WASHINfiTON. Nov. 12. President
Wilson, while receiving a delegation
of nero. s tndvv. 'ho c:ir.-,e to the White
House to protest aggilM the segregating
of the races In government departments,
oblocted to the tone adopted b their
spokesm.in. W, M. Trotter of Poston.
!snd told the rommttt. that If It called
on him again It would hrve to get a new
i chairman. The rrertdent added that he
bad not been addressed In such n man
ner since he entered the White House.
The delegation charged that rreury
McAdoo and Comptroller Wllllama In the
Treasury department, and Postmaster
(ieneral Rurleson had enforced segrega
tion rules In their offices, president Wll-
tecelpis sou replied that he uad Investigated the
the South .question and had been arsured there had
been no discrimination in the comforts
and surroundings given the negroes. He
added, he bad leon Infotined by officials
that the sesr.-ga I Ion had been started
to amid frlctiui hefveen the races and
not wllh the pblert of Injuring- ths
negroes.
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I The president snld ne was deeply In
jtereste.l ui the negro race and greatly
lis progress. He declared the
M IT Mi 43! ' 1 .' adml.-ed
'7 i M l 7 tO i I'M ' T M 1 thing to he sought bv the negro peopl
3D T oSI T i 0.V U Ui ''! ' l j"' wss complete Independetire of white
2.l 7 0S, J 74 T 7 I ,si ! i!1 ; , people and that he felt the while race
every! nine noestoie to
t till
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haul. II Wll ': No.
I
Martin & Co., !
742 Omaha Nat. Rank Hid. j
i rooms, j
7 rooms,
Dundee, j
Rivd.. 3
S rooms,
7 rooms,
Rldg.
(The HulldliiK That Is Always New.)
Office Room, 103.
ex client offic
A Bargain
-8.")i Fowler Avenue
A line. new. all modern n-room bunga
low, flnitfhed In oak, beamed ceilings,
book case, walls decorated, close-to car
and school. 1 need money and some one
will get a bargain. Terms: I) down,
baiance Mine as rent. Telephone Owner,
Webster 4SU7.
MI ST SKLI,.
New, modern S-rooni house, S. STith Ave.,
near Woolworth. Uood reason for selling.
Price. 11.2011; worth 5,e0t).
S-roum new bungalow, a.tli near Wool
worth Ae. Dandy snap, 13,400.
8 rooms close In. lMh anil Caaa. 14.200.
U rooms, modern, lino yard, plenty of
fruit, shade; lot Vxl50; 23d HI., near Laird.
A snap. .8.",0. I'hone D. 3o07.
I
This (..'lose-in Home
1S11 N. 21t St., 5 rooms: modern except
furnace: easy walking distance uptown;
belnK completely put in first-class repair;
fruit and shade trees. Price, 2,4iX); 260
cash. 122.,') per month.
HASTINGS HKYDKN, 1614 HARNEY.
OWNER LEAVING OMAJIA
A bargain Will sell modern. 7-room
house, splendid location, KOl.'NTZE AD
DITION, one block from car line; lot
:4xl40: also has garage. Will show you
through Ca'l Webster 614
KUK SALfcJ Fine home, ii rooms, all mod.
except heat: large lawn and shade trees;
very choice location In the residence sec
tion of Prairie Park. 2723 Meredith Ave.
Real snap at I2,7ii0. For terms see ll. II.
Moeller. 1K24 8th Ave., Council Rluffs, Ia.
$ 2 1 0-CA S 1 1-l 2 60.
BALANCE Ll K H R K N T,
Oldfield Winner of
Cactus Derby, Fishes
His Car Out of River
HALF of an
month; go, d chance. ee
J.'ESK room In decii ablo office.
Rldg. Red 322.".
. 3 -
W AXTKI) TO BI V
B-room stuco cottage; llvlni: room and
dlninir room flnlshrl In p i r,l vm mania
PfJ I comb. nation light fixtures; hot water
beat; lovely bath room, fine large cor
ner lot; good barn, cement walks, cement
cellar mid good cistern.
THK VOUKL RKALTY AUKNCY.
1015-16 VV. O, W. Rldg., Dougflas &S1 or
South 2-116.
Rldg
Per.'
WANTED Oood second-hand roll-top
desk; must be in good shape and cheap.
Address J-1K3, Bee.
WANTED TO KENT
BK.-1L ESTATE WEST SIDE
V. ANTED To rent from someone leaving
, tin cily for 4seral months a furnished
apartment, bv re.iaole party. References
:u:ntheri. Address K l'Ji. ltee.
WNTKlT'fo RENT A farm oTTwharts
with evorythitLg fur:iiahed. AJUrs C.
'oppK.-k, I'loreo'". Neb.
West Farnam
Residence
PHOENIX. Ariz., Nov. 12. Iaooking like
a heathen Idol made of mud, Barney Old
field drove Into the fair grounds here
this afternoon, winner of the 73-mlle
automobile race from Is Angeles on
elapsed time. Louis Nikrent, No. ft, waa
second; Reaudett, No. 1, third. Rrnmlette.
No. 10, was beaten out of fourth place
by W. C. Durant, No. 2. Running time
from Los Angeles was as follows:
Oldfield. 23:01 :3.",V
Nikrent. 2J:'tt:5t'V
Heaudctt. 25 -05:23.
Durant, 26:01.
Hramlotte, 26:20:40.
Nikrent waa first Into the fair grounds
at 3:39:21 p. m. Rramlette followed at
3:52:21. and Oldfield was third at 3.66:26.
Reatidette came In a minute later and
Durant tailed In at 4:35. All the racers
were encased In masks and garments of
mud hurled up from rain-snaked roads by
their car wheels. Oldfield had to fish his
car out of the swollen Agua Frla river
with a team of horses, and just outside
of Olendale, nine miles from the finish.
' engine trouble stopped him again for a
; brief period. Rramlette tore across the
I finish steering his ear with two boards
' rigged as steering levers tn place of a
; damaged regular gear.
l
No. :
3 hard. Il.flf.fi 10. ;
t No. 4 hard. !c4i H .I' : No. 2 spring. Il.iwu
1 IC: No. 3 epring, 1.(H'(1 !.(; ,vi, spring.
t!V'(!l.i4'f ; No 2 durum, 1.11il.l2; No. ."
durum ll.10fd.ll. Corn: No. 1 white.
7:'iMiH''c: No. 2 white. STVitjOf'!': No. 3
white liTflWf. No. 4 white, SiiVvlNVio: No.
1 white, MMil'vXTa.0; No. 8 white. 6ilH:
No. 1 vellow, hXiyiiTIc; Nu. 2 yellow, iMr
7"c; No. 3 yellow, (sViiTO.-; No. 4 yellow,
HWKS'iC: No. 5 yellow, fitlii9c: No. 6 yel
low, r.5tiWe; No. 1 mixed. f7ti,e: No.
2 mixed. tv.tWr; No. 3 mixed. fiTifrTTIaic:
No. 4 mixed. Sl'flCoWe; No. u mixed, 4,
tt'TTVic; No. i mixed, r.knirjc. Oats: No.
2. white. 4.VVi 1r'c: standard, 4.'.''f(4r.c:
No. 3 white. 4".i4:it.c; No. 4 while. 4'.'tr
4f.c. Barley: Maltln-r. 3i72n No. 1 feed.
8"t)0c. Uyo: No. 2. IsuttiVic ; No; 3, !I6'
i, is .
CHICAGO G HA I.N AND PROVIslO9
Features of the Trading; anil Closing
Prices on Board of Trade-
ClllCA(ii), .Nov. 12. Although peace
i"!
1 211 7 Wll 7 ii M
V!f. 15!, ''IZ iS.' In
fifi I m " i ' - -
Minneapolis rtratn Market.
MINNEAHHJ8. Minn.. Nov. 12
FLOl'lt Firm: fancy patents. 13 W.
firm clears. t. so; second clears, 13.90.
RARLEY-i,flj7c.
RYE-!i!i"fill.oo.
HRAN-I20..-0.
CORN No. S vellow. Vii.r
(AT No. 3 white. 4f.1r4c.
FLAXI1.41l.t4-4.
Liverpool tlraln Market.
I.TVERPOOU Nov. ll-wnfEAT-Hlwd,
easier; No. 2 Manitoba. Hs7"nid; No. 3
sfMl; No. 2 western w inter, 9a -d. Fu.
lures, nominsl.
C( ItN Upot. tjulet; American mixed,
new, 7s: l.aplata ltures. quiet; Decern
her, f,s7d; January, fs 8'4d.
HI. I.onls (.rain Market.
HT. U1 IS. Nov. 12. WHEAT No. t
reil, 11 owl 11; No. 2 hard. l.lo'.,J't.i:;
December, 11 U1.; May, tl.lC's.
CORN No. 2, 72e; No. 2 white, nominal;
December. H7"c; May. '72c.
OATS No. 2. MG-MO'sc; No. 2 white,
tOHc.
REAL ESTATE
r ARM A Ht.M 11 I.A.NUSi Foil SAI.K
lux a.
KKiilTY acres Harrison county, Iowa,
. partly rolling, good soil, cheap for ratli.
Address owner, Atwood, t07 i'alace iilug.,
Aiinncapolia, Minn.
Kajt front or. ;7:h St.. iut north of
Varuam. Eight large rooms, with sun
porcn and open air sleeping porch. Reau-
tiful living room with big llreplace. Fines! i
of Interior tlnish and decorations.. Ix,t ,
.rf,xl-iJ (ine of i he in.c-t tno.lef nie pric tl i
homes In this dis-tr.ct. Iiown by appoint- j
meni qtilv. j
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
$10,000 j Rotarians Exhibit
Solid Gold Wheel in
Down Town Window
Ulssesuts.
U MtUAIN 320-acre improved larin. 20
mllea from Miuneapoll; on good gravel
A road, lays lev. I; about 120 acres under
.ullivatlon, balance used for pasture;
some flue meadow land; can practically
all be put under cultivation; buildings
consist of g-rooin house, barn, granary,
coi n cribs, macblne shed, windmid. etc J
good apple orchard. Price l-w per acre;
tine-halt cash, reasonable terms on bal
ance. Adjoining farm held at double tins
price. Bchwau Bros., W-o Plymouth Hldg,
Minneapolis, Minb.
MUsoorL.
i DOWN. 15 monthly, buys 40 acres
grata, fruit, pouiiry land, near town;
pilce 1220; 10 monthly buys W acres
Writs lor list of cheap land. Box. 4A,-y,
( artnaie Wo.
W lacuukia.
Upper Wisconsin
Best aauy and general ciop state in the
union; sctUcrs wanted; lands for sale at
low prices on easy tcinis. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Otant.
eiataj acres wanted. Write attoul our
grasmg lands If interested In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards in
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept.. boo
iJnn Hy.. Mu. oral iMiu. M::io.
Rank Rldg.
month
Tyler le State
('AVu AND I3C PF.K
will buy a 7-room strli tly modern home
at ?'th ai.d Dodge Hts. Tills Is In eay
walking distance; large lot; price Is
right. Don t pay another month's rent.
RA81- lilto.-.,
100 McCngue Rldg. Douglas ItM.
HEAL ESTA IE SL'nLKHAN
Dander.
Dundee Brick
Residence
An Exceptional
Bargain
We have Just been Instructed to sell
one of the neet. most modern and best
located brh'k bouses in Dundee, fr a
once less than tlie actSal cost lo build
'Owner compelled to ell for business
i ieaons. If you want a 12.bu0 home for
I 111) Ml. with the further Inducements of
' having a thoroughly well built home.
with every modern convenience and In a
location that would please you, see us at
I once. Terms reasonable
Heo Went
BooiUra.
Ads Aie tl,e He si I'.uslness
Glover & Spain
H'j jj City National.
Douglas SjU.
A solid L'old wheel weia-limi: cerhann
iiao a uuarii i.u.iiiua mu surrouiiueu Dy
several hundred small wheels, valued
at lio.oou. s on exhibition in the lirown
Jewelry atore. The wheel Is the embloni
and property of the International Asso
ciation of Rotary Clubs and was pre
sented by the California Rotary clubs
with an Invitation to come to the world's
fair in 1415. The small wheels are marked
with the name of each city possessing a
Rotary club. Tho wheel la touring the
country, visiting every city where Rotary
is known
One hundred Rotarians have returned
from Lincoln, where they went to Join
the big rally of Rotarians held Wednesday
night.
rumors led to a iresh break tudav in tn
price of wheat, the efiecl was not of a
lasting sort, aa Kuropean buying soon
raihcu the market. Closing .(notations
I were steadv at (u V above la.st night.
Coin made a gain or WU'tc net and oats
Of ! to 4'ii7c. In provisions the out
come varied Irom unchanged figures to a
rise of 17VxC
Many holders of wheat scurried to un
load on account ot loose retxirta that
friction had arisen between Onrmany and
Austria and that the two countries were
likely to sever relations. Kxactlv na was
the case yesteiday, exjKirters seised the
opportunity to become free buyers when
the market was on the down grade. After
ward sellers who tried to cover found
that offerings had become light and that
a new upward swing in pr.e s could not
be escnped.
Decided falling- off In the amount of
wheat, purchased In the country both
northwest and southwest helped to make
uuotattons firm at the start, and was also
to some rxtent responsible for the bullish
reaction during the lat part of the day.
On the other hand, receipts at prlmiirv
terminals continued to exceed last year s
urnvals and acted somewhat aa an onset
Lo the bears.
Predictions of unsettled weather tonight
and tomorrow put strength into corn and
so did the fact that the extxirt call tor
old corn was larger than could easily bs
Mippllcd. Rural holders showed no dispo
sition to let go where, values at loading
nations had dropped under 0c. Heaboard
demand upheld oats. A cargo of 2MI.O00
i.iisbela waa reported an having been sold
lo Oenoa, Italv, w.th bld.i open for SOU.oio
Luu-hel additional
Advancing pii for hogs at several
western iiotnta tended to make provisions
average higher. The mai ket was alro
bulllrhly affected by the. strength or
"'provisions sympathized with the firm
ness of grain. Trade, though, was small.
Article 0n.l Hli;h
( of fee Market.
NKW YORK, Nov. 12. COFFRR The
coffee market was more or less unsettled
sgaln today. Recent reports that lira
zillan shippers were accepting bids at
moderate confessions were followed by
somewhat lower offers 111 the cost and
freight market early, with Htuitos 4s
sooted at to n.9uc, ace-or Ung to de
scription, and the easier ruling of war
risks wa' naturally In favor of Import
ers. There seemed to be no material In
crease In selling pressure-, however, while
late offers for Pantos were firmer in)
there was no rpiotsble change in tho
spot market, which ruled quiet nt tV-tO
for Rio 7a and 10',4c for Pantos 4s. Sales
of SO.ftoo hags were reported through the
voluntary committee, with December
contracts nuoted at 6.40i.V4.V March at.
B.7tifi.Mr, May at t.W699c and July at
ti.7"i6.7f
Low. ! Close. Yes'y
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, Nov. 12-HAY-Pralrle Choice
upland. l'i..Tll Oti; No 1. flo.ivaiC SJH No.
2. 00ilflCo; No. 3. SKq0U; choice mid
land. Il l .Mi; No. 1 IK .Vxaln.iO; No. 2, H 0
ra'J.:0; No. i. ' 0ii uu. choice low land.
li.0. No. 1. fi.uo. No. 2. H00r7() No. 3,
14 eotfrfcOO. fit raw: Choice wheal. ., ioi4 On;
choice oat or rye, i i; htt Alfalfa:
Chi I, e. 113.00: No. 1. 112 i1il2 'fl; No I.
(10 0oi 12 Oo, No. 3. Miliii
Dry l.uudi Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. 12 DRY fioilDH
Three Mansacbusetts w oln mills today
r portea ti.ev bad received or.!rs for
o ercoatings to l1 siilmtcd to r ra-ice.
Additional orders f"r, horse tilenkets and
baibess fllK were placed Cotton g.ioiiH,
4ulit, yarns, flimvr, law silk lwr.
W heatl
Dec.. I
May.l
Com I
I w,.1
May
Oats
I ll-C.
May
Pork I
.Ian .
May.l
I .ai d
Jan..!
May 1
Ribs I
I
1
I
I ifA.1 1 If, I 1 !4'v 1 Ur 1 :'',
I 22V 1 224! 1 21 I 1 2JV 1 21?.
I t I I
wi WV t"1
71S 72', i 71V 72'sl 71',
I I I I
4KS: tl'.i '.'' 4lei 4'i
i't'il M-tal 63'' M.' r,3'4
I I I i
19 40 MS 17', 19 40 1 19 2!H
19 72',' li- J I l'j iiV 19 77 1 '-"
.1 I I I
I 10 0 I 10 u0 I 10 74l 10 4o
10 62'i' 10 70 I 10 'V 10 7o I 10
I I I I
10 27'' 10 ts I 10 22'V 10 i I 10 2r.
Chicago Cash i'rlces Wheat : No
red. II l3H1il.14; No. 2 hard. I.1JH
1 14V Corn: No. 2 yellow. :4t.n'$r: new,
70r; No. 3 yellow, 7At'dr; new, i7'?f7c
Osts: No 3 wtilt, 4'S.T4ic; standard,
4!4Seie. Rye: No. 2. fl (Oft 1.03'. Rar
ley: 60y7Rc. Seeds: timothy, J7Vn&.-,;
clover, I0 .Wi 14 00. Provisions: Pork
17W: lard. Ill HO; ribs. fTVyftlO.r,.
RITTk-R Higher: creamery. 24'hUc.
K'i'i. Higher; receipts, 4(S2 cases; at
mark, cases Included. lsflJx-- ordinary
firts. 2f.V2V. firsts, 1,ci'&r..
pnTATOES Steady. Michigan and
isconsln. 3ttj4.V; Dakota and Minne
sota, 3i43c, receipts, twenty-six tars.
PoCLTRV Uve, steady; springs, 13c;
fowls. HVfii.V; t.i'rl"''. ,7"
Kansas III' liraita ,'rin isloas.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 12 Wll K AT
No. 1 l.srd, II 'fiiU.OTU. No. 2 red. H 'Hi
'lo;i; Deeeiuber. I1.C7V9 1 "7 , Ma,
II 14-V 1 -HV
COUN-No. 2 mrxed, new, 6sc; No. 1
Melal Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. 12. MKTAI.rl
Tin, spot, quiet; five-ton Iota, i8.ti2Hf
34.2., and f tri)i 3 lor twenty-rive-ton
lots. lead. si.Mija.oo. H belter, 4.w.(n.
Copper eleefolytlc IU.if7Vtwill.bt; cast
ing. 11.2MS11.3TV. Iron, quiet and un
rhangtd.
Ix.ndon prbes were: Spot tin. 13 10s:
fit rs Its, JLMM. copper, ts ion. lead
1:17 7s d. Hneltee. 24 Fs.
ST. ljt'IS. Nov. I2.-MKTAL8 Lead:
Higher at $3 42V1i 3.62V. (spelter: Nominal
at I4.K6.
New . ork ifoney Market.
NKW YORK. Nov. 12. MON K Y Mer
csntlle paper. f,Vt per cent.
STKRL1NO F.XCHAN'iK Weak; alxty
day bills, I4.kf.76; for cables, UnX; for
demand, II Wli,
hiLYKR-Rar. 4',c.
1JNDON, Nov
22 Hid per ounce.
DIM'OINT RATKf eihort
2'4 per cent; three months,
cent
12-HILV1CK-Bar,
I
(.1
10
u.
13.1 1 7
Sunday.
t A I i l.K-!lecelpts n:s morning were
fair for a Thursday. hJ ears being re
ported In. The total for the four days
foots up 17.S40 head, being smallest of
any recent week, but larger than a year
ago bv l.two head. It must be borne In
mind that there are no feeder or stock
rattle of anv consequence moving at the
present time. It follows therefore that
the receipts this week have cons sted al
most entirely of killers, so that the
actual olferlngs of cattU. suitable for the
packers and butchers have been large.
As was the case yesterday morning,
packers were all looking for a few grass
steers and they were fully steady. If not
strong as compsre,i with yeaterdav. On
the other hand cornfed steers, especially
those on the warmel-iip order, were very
b.e.i ,. move. A sood many of that
kind of cattle have been coming this
week and packers seem well filled up
and In many esses did not try at all to
hnv ilia fresh offerings. The result wss
prices were lower again than yeslerdsy,
or aroui.d f0c lower than last week. It
will be remembered that the market Isst
week was wildly higher, so that even
allowing for the decllnt this week the
market Is .till high. There were some
good venrllngs this inon.lng that sold ur
to 110.no.
Cows and heifers became very slow
late yesterday nnd while the market this!
morning opened out steady with yester
day's weak close It flattened out almost
immediately Incoming- loullSr lower and
very slow. That means that It wss
around 168ic lower than last week.
There were no stork rattle or feeders
In the yards and very few wanted. The
feeder trade Is practically at a standstill
on account of the ipiaraut'ne.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed beeves, 19 Ofta I0.M; fslr tn Rood
cornfed beeves. Is.0mrtl4.0f; common to fair
cornfed beeves. I.7b1i. 00; good to choice
rangn beeves, l7.40ntg.So; fair to goodi
rang.) beeves, l.7Mf7.40; eommon to
range beeves. M.0urd.Tf: good to
halfera, gR.nOrirl.W; good
!i.7f'cK.7.': fair to good
eommon to fair cows, l4.MVtff..2i.; good to
choice etoekers and feeders, $7.2r7 V, ;
fslr to good stockers and feeders. IH.ftVfr
7 2: common to fair stockers and feeders.
lo.HOiifl.f.i); stock heifers, H.7.Vi,2fc; stock
cows. 4fWt,iv; stock calves, Ift.finifiR.nO;
ve calves. $7.7511 10.25: bulls, stags, etc..
4.7M?.7R.
HO IS Supplies w ere even larger than
on Wednesday, and early killer bids
showed a tendency toward lower prices,
being; In some Instances as much as a
dime lower. Sellers were asking strong
In higher figures, and although it was
some time before buyers showed any
signs of giving In, they finally raised
their hands until first sales were made
on a nearly steady basis. Kven at this
time only a few loads changed hands and
buyers were forced to give fully steady
prices before the bulk of the offerings
waa cashed. Trade was not very active
until the close, when a Mule flurry,
caused by fresh shipping orders coming"
i.uo comeiiiion with the packers, put the
irsi snies on a strong 10 an higher level.
Shippers were fairly consistent buyers
throughout the trad and their purchases
louay ware ruuy as large, ir not larger,
than any other day slnoe the closing of
the Chicago market. Kvertyhlng bad
oeen sola ny an early hour.
SHh.Fl' The receipts were not materi
ally different from Wednesday's market.
Fed western lambs made up the bulk of
me nirerings. ana 11 anvth nsr the sen
eral quality would not average up aa well
aa yesterday. The source of supply Is
situ conrinea to .ivenraska, and the west
ern range, with the exception of Mon
tana, a quarantined atate. Most of the
range shipments, however, are In for this
year, there being comparatively little on
the market this morning.
Several cars of fed yesrllngs were car
ried over from Wednesday and sold today,
showing little, If any, change from yes
terdsy's trade. The fresh receipts of
aged sheep. Including; yearlings, wethers
and ewes, were light. Trade waa fairly
active and prices In the main ateady.
While there were a few Inquiries for
feeder sheep and lambs there waa nothing
o: consequence in signi. Today s clear
ape was late, like yesterday.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Iambs,
good to choice, lrt.7fc'l.26; lambs, fair to
innii IM.2aVWs.76; feeders, good to choice,
r.fiOQ7.10; feeders, fair to good, ! 2.r,3,
10; yearlings, good lo choice, 7.fxak.(a;
yearlings, fair to good, 17 2f,iT7.60; year
lings, feeders. 16 40fl 00; wethers, good to
choice. Ki.ae.TC; wethers, fair to good.
' ii 2i. .So; wethers, feeders. I4.50q4.Su;
awes, goon to cnoice, . KKue.su; ewes, fair
1 1 good, lo.X'46.eti: ewes, feeder. H.7tXrJ-i .'.
was willing to no
Ssslst them.
Trotter and otlirr member at one
took lssi.e with the president, declaring
the negro people did not seek charity er
ssslst sixe, but that they took the poai
tlon that the negroes had equal rights
wltii whites and that these right nouii
be respected. They denied -ther had
been ny frl'-Hon between th two race
before the segregation waa begun.
President Wilson listened to what they
had tn iy and then told the deleratlo.i
that Trotter waa losing control of h's
temper and that he (the president! would
not dlscusa th matter further with bin,
After leaving: the president's prtvat of
fice Trotter, Maurice V. Spencer and
others of the delegation declared their
talk had been "thoroughly disappoint
ing. " They declared they would hold a
mas meeting In Washington Sunday to
discus the question.
Mr. Wilson Is understood to' hav told
the committee the question waa net a
political one and that he would not taks
It up on political cround.
Throat and l.aagr Troafcles
quickly helped bjr Pr- Kin"" Nw Dis
covery. The first dose helps; beat rem
edy for coughs, colds and tunc diseases.
Mi' and 11.(0. All druggist. Advertise
inenl.
Department Orders.
WASHINGTON, D C. Nov. U.(Spe
clsl Telegram.) Poatmastere appointed:
Nebraska Kmmet, Holt county. James
C, lira ham, vice C, F. A hart, resigned;
l.oinax. Custer county. Thomas S. Kod
gers, vice It. F. Rlackhurn, resigned:
Nemo, Custer county. Tblrsa J. Smith, C.
D. Ue'.logg, resigned; Sartorta, Huffalo
county, Kutua Qulnn, vice Otto Kretach
mar, resigned.
South Dakota Cheyenne Agency, Dewey
county. Anthony K. Hanne, vice Virginia
Lsplant, resigned: Volunteer, Meade
county, Llla M. Whitman, new office.
Nebraska pensions granted: oLttle K.
W Rathbun. Omaha. 112.
The secretary of th Inter'or ess
awatded the following contract for the
f-i.. I ronstrneUon o( lateral A extension. Sno-
chnlcc! shone Irrigation project. Wyoming: L. M.
of
Iaovrll. Wyo., schedule B, l9,tl.W.
a i.vnn 01 1 .oven. wyo.. ncivauics 1,
cows IT. Sfintfi 7R: 4. 14 332; Treot rBos. nd Jolley
DRUNKENNESS
i a curable disease, which requlr treat
ment. The ORRINE5 treatment can b
used with absolute confidence. It de
stroy all desire for whiskey, beer, or
other Intoxicants. Can be given In th
home. No sanitarium expense. No loss
of time from work. Can be given aec
retly. If after a trial you fall to get, any
benefit from Its us your money will b
refunded.
OR RINE Is prepared In two form:
No. I, secret treatment, .'powder; OR
R1NB No. 2. In pill form, for tho who
desire to take voluntary treatment. Costs
only 11.00 a box. Coma In and talk over
th matter with u. Aic for booklet
Bherman & MoConnell Drug Co.. 103 Bo.
lth; Owl Drug Co., 324 Bo. Kth: Loyal
Pharmacy, 307-206 No. lth; Harvard
Pharmacy, 4th and Farnam. Omaha;
Geo. S. Davis, Council Bluff, la.
bills, 2V,fl
2'13', p--r
till aad Hosla.
NKW YORK. Nov. 13. ROSI N ijulet.
TI'RPKNI INK--Steady; machln bar
rels. fM'.
SAVANNAH. Ca . Nov. 12-Tl'RPF.N-Tl
N K-Nominsl. 4f4c; no sales, receipts.
411 bbls.; shlpmenls. 21 bhls.; st'K'ks, 31. ill
bbls.
Re SIN Nominal; no sales; recelpta,
1.425 bbls.; shipments. bbls ; stocks.
U,:47 libls. Quotations unchanged.
Nt. I.nola Live oek Market.
ST. U'll'K Nov. 12 CATT1.K Re
ceipts. 100 bead: mat ket nomln:il and
stradv; native bef steers. t7.50dlo.7S;
cows snd hel'ers, li.OVil.'V.; nnUve rslvee.
iotii00.
HtX.l.S Reeelnts. 6.000 bad market
sleaJy; pigs and lights Ih.iio't7. mixed
ind butchers. 17 fj7.1"; good heavy,
I7.5ft4i7.86.
Kansaa City Live Stock Market.
KANHA8 CITY. Mo. Nov. 12 OA T
TLK Receipts, s.flOO head: market for
it'fii weak, teat atrong: prime fed
stnnr. glO.Otxri ll.: dressed beef steers.
IK.OO'dd.'i; western steers. I7.'tij 75.
Mockers and feeders, IT. A0i7 7'.: bulls,
Ifi.oOhn.M; calves, ttj.uiyn 10.00.
HOi-JS-Recilnts. 1H.I0 head; market
higher: bulk of fcsles 7.40"ISM; packers
and butchers 7.iU7.r7H. lUht. 7k,i
.0; pls. n.2Vft7 tu.
SHKFI-Recelpts. P.fltO head: market
higher; lambs, I of" 16; yeaillnss, at. .25
i7.Wi: wethers, .S 7Vl7.7i; ewes, 16 A03. ).
at. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JO.SF.PH. Nov. 12-CATTLr-Re.
celpts. 1,700 head; market slow; steer
17 ijnrulO.bo; cows and heifers, 14 joy IV. 00
calves. 16 OOAliO 00.
H iS-Re. elpts. 10.000 head, market
opened Mil' higher.
HHKK1' AND LA MRS Receipts. 230
head; market steady; lambs, .bxav A!,.
4 etton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 12 COTTON-SnoL
quiet; American middling fair. SfcZd; good
middling. 4svd; middling. 4.6dd: low mid
dling, 3.7d; good ordinary, 3.Zd; ordinary.
2',sii. sales. IO.OiO bale
Kvaporated Apples (sad Dried Frails
NF.W YORK, Nov. 12.-K V APORATED
APPLHS-Steadr.
DHIKD FHCITS-Prunes, firm. Aprl
(.ota and peaches, quiet. Rsislns, quiet.
Ilaak learlaaa.
OMAHA, Nov. 12. Bank clearings for
today are I2.D71.122 10, and 13. luo.4 10. 1 1 for
th corresponding day last year.
Meas HIT Lire tock Market.
SI01"X CITY. la.. Nov. 12-CATTLi:-Recelpts.
:00 head; market steady; ia
tive Hteera. I7.j.'.'dll .00; butchers. t..Vi
i.fiO: ranners, M 4Wi6.15; bulls, stags, etc.,
4.75i 10.
HlMiS .Receipts. 4.as head; msrket
slightly higher; heavy. 17 4oj7.45. mlx-il
fJWl.W; light. rr.32Vft7 3d; bulk of sales,
$7.J7WrT.40.
SI 1 KiCP Receipts. 510 head; market
stealy; ewes. M 50ffi6.ti0; Ismbs. ",V,c
Boiler Compound
There U nothing; that will
deteriorate go fast aa a Boiler,
if not properly handled. What
are you doing, to preserve
youra?
A boiler filled with scale
increases your Fuel Bill you
can prevent scale accumulation
by using our boiler compound.
SAVE YOUR DOLLARS
It will pay you to personally
look after your boiler. Your
dollars are the ones at stake.
B-jware of mineral com
pound aa tbey pit the boiler,
necessitating new tubes.
We Send Trial Order
to anyone who will phone or
write us. If our Compound
does not do all we say we
cheerfully refund cash. For
year it has proven a bis suc
cess. Nebraska Compound and
Oil Company,
3041 K. 12th St.
Phone. lnugla 2604.
nu... .11 m."
Last of National
Guard Leaves Butte
BL'TTK, Mont., Nov. 12 -Martial Isw
which has prevailed in Ilutte im th
arrival of Iba National Guard on Sep
tember 1. was raised today when the sol
diers departed from th city.
Th governor's proclamation terminat
ing martial law and re-establishing th
civil municipalities and the court went
into effect without any formality.
1 MVjers In the miner' unions, whose
trouble brought about the presence of
the troop, said today they had no inten
tion of taking any alapa which might
cause fresh disturbances.
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