ft
5
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'" "iimii i- ... - av- nr..iii r.ni.tinwi tir liii. rn i ill itt nnAtttAn '
Hears.
MOPF.RN. well furnished mm rni r-i
.i. r '". isrge In art. private f.im
y. rhone Harney 2"",
XrvJ"8T :v4-mItt., furnished "room.
"IS-J HNAM-Ore floor. 4 nl.e modern
rooma. chen p.
. , THE KRIlyOOO
Omaha a NKH'KST snd PRflT. strlcily
modern, six blocks from business district,
porch, gardens. J4,4 HirncT
CC" b"lf"l front rooms, large pwvh.
halo, fir.a for summer; rrrnls if de
sired; (-erase Si. M. jd
I-AROK front rocm.
Podge llaincy .V.
furnished. S'.li
ST. MARY S AV .... rl
Nicely furnished front room, modern,
good location. I inning 44.12.
"ralaaed llnorkn nine Booms.
TWO new, rooloni, nicely furnished
rooma. Ideal for couple. ?15 N sth Ave.
Harney K7,
TWO modern. nlcAiy' furnifhed huunr
Keeping rooms. i AVchi-ter
DAVENPORT, 3-10-1 modern apta., com
rlete 1.1 V t HollfkMlllaM knnmi.
COOt. rooma, with alcove, kitchenette !
furnished. Oldea Hotel Co.. Council
Bluffa. la.
N. llST, X-2 2 rooms, il'wct, pun try. I
bath; fresh paint. paev and furnish-
Inge; 3d floor: ?H. Webster ESl,
It-H'.. CAI.IHIRMA-! and ..-room. inoTi". !
furnished cottage; nice yard. Mar. 4on. t
FARXAM PH-Two nice housekeeping- j
rooms; electricity, saw ran. .
8. HTH PT . SJaljRht hou.ekeening !
rooma, strictly modern; also sleeping
rooma. Harney 1787
N. iTH. J14 C'ool. airy rooms for liK.it
housekeeping, single or en suite. Doug
las 4M.
Hoesrs aad Cot lose.
North.
UOOM. modern house, located at
Decatur St.: will be vaeant .day l;
r month. Phone H 431
WK8T FAR-NAM. 7-R., H6.
118 N. 38th St., near Dodge. Very
choice, handsomely finished brick. Sleep
ing porch and sun room.
ARM9TRCNO-VAl,Sr COMPANY,
Tyler 1M8. 8TATK HANK ni.lH.o
FOR RENT 7-room bouse, all -nodern.
.43. Tarker Bt.
FOP. RENT Elsht-room, strictly modern
house. 2628 Chuiea St.; suitable for two
families. Tall Webster !tl.
8h-V..N rooms, all modern, Bern is Park.
Phone Harney TOW.
Soatk.
FOR BENT-$65.00
Dwelling, 414 So. 38 th St ; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-L Benj.
S. Baker, Phones D4 32, 11317,
WEST FARNAU SPECIAL
106 South Kth St., S rooms, beautifully
decorated, first-class condition- through
out; garage equipped for either sua or,
electric car. Price, $11.50.
FAYNQ ft BUATER CO..
1 Omaha. National Bank Fld-.
.23 S. MTH 8T.-r. all modern house,
MO; TM-ajit Juno 1. Rasp Bros. D. ISA.
Barns ssi Uatsfsi,
SMALX. rarage on West Harney, (4 per
month. Phone Walnut -340.
Mtseellameoas
CEB th Central Furniture Store. FKS1
RENTAL. U8T.
oa, " moving.
Jl. Kfcfl Packing 4c storage.
. A UL, aies. to per month us. nvt faxton.
Maggard's j
Vaa and storage
; Co. Call ns for e
Umataa for mov
IB. pacj-uig.
Douglas im.
Inc. pac&intf. alupolas. iiU Wabatev at
Gordon VanCo.S.5
tl N. Utb 8t TeL D. IM or Web. ISNl
GlobeVan&Storage
Storaa, mover, packs, ships; l-tiorse vaa
and 1 man, fl.K per hr.; storage U per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 43i Ty. m
' FIDELITY vTSij THEE
Pbone Donglas 2SS for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments; also for
storage, moving. 18th and Jackaon Sts.
TTnrtaoa Cretan Bona Co.. Dm Bldg.
MODERN l-room cottage, $& per mo.
&M Pratt Omaha Realty Co.. Red 4-2.
417 V-rm. oottag-.; water
rAI.OV pali Owner. 2066 Evans Kt.
Web, im.
FOB RENT
Wa have a complete list of all booses,
apartments and flat that are for rest.
This list can be aeen free of charge at
Omaha Van tk. Htorage Co.. lot 8. ICtb St
tores km ttle.
iNEW modern storeroom. 603 North 16th
street; low rent. Conrad Youug, lit
Brandels Theater. Doug, lilt.
. Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Bupar.ntendent'a Office, Room 103.
MODERN office, opposite Loyal Hotel;
low rent. Q. P. ftebblns.
SUMMER KEHORT8
RIVERMG0E
A SELECT COLONY ON
THE SOUTH SHORE
SCITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS
This lovely shore resort Is located at the
end of the road on the aoulherly end of
Third Cliff, bcltuate, Mass.
It is alout a mile from the station and
toe town, directly on the ocean front, and
commands an unobstructed view up and
down the coast and out to sea. There
are grasxy uplands all around and hills
n the distance. Iloatliig, batbuig and
fishing may be enjoyed and cano.s and
motor boats are used on the North river,
whero trlpa up the river for fifteen miles
may be taken. A branch atore and post
office are located here, and many of the
cottages have telephones.
Ihe town has good stores where all sup
lies may be obtained. Fresh fish and
t
obatcra ran be bought at anv time.
bummer train service gives a train evi-iy
hour and the livery stable service is good.
All the cottsges are new, vtith modern
conveniences, including excellent toan
water, baths, fireplaces, sleeping porches
and garages. The houses are large, with
large rooms having windows on two and
three sides
All floors are of the best hard pine,
well finished. The room are fully fur
niahed except for bed and table linen and
silver 'Ihe furniture Is of the plum mis
sion type. All leds are of plan while Iron
with best National springs and combina
tion mat tresses. Klankets, guilts and
Mllowa are supplied. The pantry and
kitchen are generously furniahed, the
range is a CaUnei den wood, and the
china a set of matched willow ware.
There are no Iiuuki to compare with
these in cleanliness, equipment, comfort
and convenience.
Rentals ranee from $J0O to ttitti, for a
four montha' lease.
No dissatisfied trnsuls have ever sum
mered here. The houses will be shown
at aay time.
Apply to the Owner,
GEORGE F. WELCH
SCITUATE, MASS. o
- 1 . tgBrngBUMB,gJl-llsllg'l
i ii i . ivnuira n mi vniiiii i .h m n mt at i
Your Money
Is Safe
- If Invested In
Benson Garden Acres
LUd you vpr stop to think, that It Is a good idea to hv at least
rart of your .Money Invested In Innd, close to a growing city like Omaha?
A sure as Omaha continues to grow, your money Invested In Benson Oar
den acre, will also Increase In value. Acreage property has proven to be
the safest and beat Investment of any kind of vacant property, for the
reason that your taxes are rery little compared wfth vacant property lo
cated within the city llmlta of Omaha. .
Ton .hould loyk over Benson Garden Acres as soon as possible, as It
Is the finest acrea.ee Subdivision ever placed on the market near Omaha.
iimae tering as low as
$10 Down, $10 Per Month on An Acre
$10 Down, $7.50 Per Mo. on Half Acres
Benson Gardens is located on West Main Rtreet, paved road. Just
est or Benson, close to school and
aionK me norm side or the tract Summer and Winter. Half hour service
mornings and evenings and hourly during the day.
Call or write for more particulars about Benson Gardens.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HAtlNEY STREET.
J.7 Acres On Paved Road
Owner has Instructed us to sell J.T
acres, located on Hcnson main street
pave. raad at 11,2 A If sold at onoe. If
you want a real bargain, vou should be'
sure to look this over at once.
"jSTlNO mml-.N. 1M4 Harney t.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A IU.MH l.AU4 FOR HA Lis.
t'allfornla.
CALirOKMA LAND.
All counties; catalogue free. Write C,
M. Wooater Co., Thelan Bldg.. San Fran
Cisco. Established 30 years.
tlv Oak Coloniea, none natter. W. T.
Pmlth Co.. 818-14 City Nat. Bk. T. ZStt.
(oloraao.
SPKCIAN 1AND BARGAIN.
ltia SCrea In Che'nna ennntv ( 'nlnrnln
60 acres broken: II mllea frnin t'. P r'
R; price only 6 par acre. Terms, M
cash, balance flu per month. If all cash,
S per cent discount. Owner may accept a
car as part payment on balance.
OTTO B I EM SEEN. KIS Bee Bldg. c
HAVB TOU A FA KM iroR SAIBT
WriU a food description of your land
and send it to the Bioui City. la., Journal,
;"' Moat Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five worda avery Friday
evening, Saturday morning: and every
Saturday evening and Sunday moraine
for one month, giving alxteen ada on
twelve different days for U; or W words.
H: or TO words. It.
Le-rreat clrculatloBi of any low news
paper. 2M,0m roadera daJly to faur great
lllasiesota.
80-ACRFJ Improved farm, miles from
Pine City, on a irood road, rural route
and telephone; fair set of buildings; 36
acres under cultivation, balance pasture
and meadow. I'rlce $;',6fl0. m acres, un
improved. 1 mile from Mne dtv ! mi
l atrea; t miles from Pine City, rood
soil, no roc. i acres under oultlvaUoa,
12.000. 40-acre Improved farm, nearly all
uouur luiuY.uun, mnes rrom town;
good buildings; price $1,600. Many oth.
ers; send for list, J. U Kopacek, Pine
City. Winiu , . o
10. SO OK M0 ACRES, good heavy oil. la
well aettled part of Todd County, Minn.;
good roads, sohools and churches; price
116 to 1.0 per acre; terms, fl per acre
cash, balance 11 per acre a year until
land la paid for. S per cent Interest
SCHWAB BROS.,
toa Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
CAN locate SO homesteaders on 320 aeres
each. Nice smooth land, close to tim
ber and water. Price of locating, ISO each.
Fur particulars address, K. U. Farns
worth. Dillon. Mont, ,
SteairmalUi,
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
tll.OUO buys a highly improved farm,
consisting of about acrea located oa
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-nulnute'a ride. Uood water sys
tem, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tarn har, nice large beautiful shade
trees and all kinds of shrubbery and
bout 10 acrea of natural timber, making
a beautiful park. This is an ideal propo
sition for handling thoroughbred stock at
any kind. Living spring In pasture.
C. R. COMB-,
lit Brandels Theater Bldg. Omaha. D. IMC
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WB ARE always in funds to make good
farm and city loans.
PETERS TRUST CO..
16.2 Farnam Bt
FARM LOANS. I PER CENT.
TOUAND TRUMBULL. Bee Bldg.
flu TO 110, Ouo made promptly. F. D.
wen a. weaa ma., win ana ramam nua
CITY and farm loans, i, IW. per cent
i. If. Dumont Co.. 414 feists Bank.
OMA.il A homes. Kast Nebraska tar ma.
O-KERFB REAL ESTATE CO..
Mil OmaSa National. pbene Lioualaa 1711
WANTUD City loans and warrants. W.
Farnano Smith ft Co.. 1X20 Farnam 8t
BffEl us first for farm loans In eaatera
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
6
CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberfc
I10-31I Brandels Theater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
w. tl. Thomas, Z-K Mate Han. ttldg.
MONET oa hand for city and farm loaaa
H. W. Hinder. City National Rank lildg.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR BALE or exchange fine south (75
ft.) front lot on Underwood Ave.. Pun
dee, or will exchange lot as part pay
ment on comparatively new, modern,
eight-room house, erected on good lot in
choice location. Address J 457, care Bee.
INVESTMENT.
Have a lot In Casper, Wyo., will trade
or sell; none but Omaha people bought In
this addition. Address M 4ti0. Bee.
REAL ESTATE WEST 8IDE
Bemis Park
. 3320 Myrtle Ave.
This hoiipe now vacant, and nonresident
owner writes to cut the price and sell.
Thifc is a 7-iootn, 2-story, modern house,
with fireplace, electric lights, furnace,
with good south front lot on paved
street, one blx-k from Harney car line.
Kasily worth I4.uk), but we want an
offer. Believe t. will buy it and easy
terms can be arranged. Investigate at
once while tho house is vacant.
Glover & Spain
'.IS-J0 Cltv National.
UK A L KSTATK XORT H WEST
HOI SK & LOT IN CLAKEMONT. .V.
Lesa than the value of tne lot aloiie.
Can you realise your opirt unity ?
PAYN1S lNVIt.TMl-NT CO.,
Douglas 1'ikl. Ware Ulook.
MEDICAL
AKMANO Really helps get rid of that
pain In the back, toucn of rheumatism,
nervousness, tired, sluggish feeling and
brings bark that loat appetite, purlflea
the Lloed and builds up the entire sys.
tern. Just send a poktcard to tbe gbells
barger Co., -ifg. I bar . West Liberty, la.
PILLS. riSTL'IA CURED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, futula aad
other rectal diseases without surgioal
operation. Cure guaranteed and ao
(no nay paid until cured. Write for book
an rectal diseases with testimonials. LiK..
t. It. TARRV. 240 Lee BUg.
car line. Jitney automobile service
KEAL EHATE INVESTMENTS
Special Harney
Street Bargain
lt Mix 100, and two dandy good houses
of I rooms each. One hss a new hot ws
ter heating plant and the other a new
hot air furnace. These houses are al
ways well rented and will carry the prop
erty. Nw buildings are ' going up all
along Harney street, and this - property
Is bound to grow in value. Price ,000;
convenient term For location snd fur
ther particulars see
Payne & Slater Co.
Ill Omaha Nat l. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
A BARGAIN
In West Hanscom Park, bungalow, I
rooms and enclosed sleeping porch,
nearly finished, oak finish first floor,
pine and birch finish second floor and
fireplaoe, house all complete with storm
windows and screens and lighting fix
tures, for U.600.
Make an appointment with owner and
builder to aee It Harney 7S1.
. 4
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
$ BUYS a good three-room house;
electrlo llRht- Call after 1:30 p. m.. or
8unday. 3015 Hnrdette.
REAL -"XTATH MISCELLANEOUS
Money to Loan
Hava beautiful building lot which I will
furnish the money and build a modern
r m i u. , . . I . ii mi . . . . ,
w -i,i. ciii-.ii in-, immfaii pat
anca oa easy monthly terms.
itt. P, WRIGHT.
Telephones: Doug, tm. Walnut 182.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICK FOR BIDS.
The undersls-nsd will receive at his
office In the City of Atkinson sealed bids
for prices on AM feet of A No. 1 flra hma.
1 combination nosslea and 1 hose cart.
All bidit to bo accompanied by a certified
check for J-6.00 as a showing of good faith
to furnish good No. 1 material at the bid
der's price made. All bids must Be In the
city clerk's office on or before the 7th
day of June., 1916, at I o'clockn. nv
a., 'V-V vv City Clerk.
Atkinson. Neb. Mi(td7t
Coffee Market.
market lor coffee future opened un
changed to I points higher on a little
scattered mvafIii- - ... - . .
cllne but as there waa no important de-
yr-"m iair easea oil. unaer selling
which was accompanied by reports or
lower offrnfri .f ... -.1
ShiDinents. Tha rlni mjmm n. ,,nr.t,A
to 4 liolnta lower. Hales. 10 era h.:
June. 540o; July. l.4Rc: August. a4c: 8n
tember. .5lc; October. 1.64a; November,
opic; -xcemwr. .!; January, l.flfic;
February, .70c: March, 1.76c; April. .80c.
Spot, quiet; Rio No. T, 7c: Santos No.
4. "c. It Is reported that Eantos 4c for
forward shipments have been offered at
K.fiOc in tha cost and freight market.
VI i 1 p 1 K-i.,-- . i . i i .... .
..ii.. m. I'. t -fl ,u iiian-r ai ivio ana
l.iO rels lower at Mantos. Rio exchange on
-vnuun waa i-c-u lower.
: Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, May 24 -"RAfRJR Jt AT-
Cho.-e upland. tliOO; No. 1. tll.00inl60;
No. I, I8.0uMO.00; No. I, 14.007.00. Choloa
midland. 11- 60; No. 1. Ill.t0-il2.00: No. 2.
I7.0OB9 00; No. I, 14 004317.00. Choice low
land. VlO.fiOVU.W; No. 1, 110 004)10.60; No.
X A0Ov00; No. I, I4.AQ.00. v
u 'r u a L' Trt.i u . k
11 II . V,
ALFALFA Choice alfalft Is auotaJ-la
at l f614.0O; No. 1, l-2.neu.0O; No. I, J
Metal Market.
NBW YORK. May 17. M ETAUS Lead.
I4.-7VMt4.43Vs. Spelter, unchanged. Cop
per, firm; electrolytic, I18.7W1.W. Tin,
quiet; five-ton lots. 137. 006.37. Ml Iron,
qclet and unchanged.
At I-ondon: Hpot copper, 77 6e; fu
tures. 71 Is. Spot tin. 1: futures. 1H
P's. Antimony. i;U0a'U3. Lead, 2(1 Is Id.
epeiier, art jus.
WANT
THE OMAHA BEE.
Enclosed find $
advertisement for
quoted below:
NAME AND ADDRESS COUNT AS PART OF AD. dive nama aod address on a4 if poaelbla, aa
beat results art obtained thlg way; If, for any reason, you do not wlah your nama to appear In tbe ad.' we
will ad key number rare of Bee. ANSWERS FORWARDED TO YOU WITHOUT EXTUA COST.
RATES .....
On Insertion, in Dally or BundAj, 2 Cent Word. Three Insertion!, iya Cent a Word.
Seven Insertions, 1 Cent a Word
CASH OR STAMPS MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS
Trade in Wheat Light, with Price
Two CenU OffCorn Market
it Firm.
LITTLE DEMAND FOR OATS
OMAHA. Mav if. IU.
Trade In cash wheal continued llaht
toila. The receipt wer ten rats and
there were onlx two cars reported sold
at a decline of J.-. The corn market was
fltm. there helms a fair drmand for the
Mte and yellow aiadcs. the whit corn
commanding i,c trcmtum over the yel
low. Corn sold unchanged to o higher.
There was very lluU demand for oats
snd the market sold lower. The pe-
vi inn- vf.-ai were ngiu. a total
1 oi nine cats helng reported In.
I Those who lav. studied the cash nheat
t situation closelr regard It In the meakeel
j condition for mnmi.a. Niwoulatore who
have the ash wheat taken in on Mav
. PurchaA. in im. i ;.
bought around II and 1 ave a profl'. But
j lth no demand from exporters or mill-
er at lut-aent their position is not re
i aaided as sound.
' v "'"rn'''": Wheal and (lour equal to
3.(Ki bushels, corn. 2,tXi bushels, and
oats, 8M,.I bushels.
f'rlmary wheat recsipta were TS0M0 bu.
and shlpnlenls of M,(1 bu.. against re
celpis of bM.neo bu. and slupmcnta of
j:!.0M bu. last year.
I Primary corn receipts were 19t,w hu,
and shipments of 8Ji,oo. bu.. nuniiiat ys
"f ,u-' b,' ( tilinienta of
! t.l I--it K.i I . a
rnmary oats receipts were STl.fl bu.
and aliipments of ti.(W bu., agaliit re
tlpta of trnuvu bu. and shipments ot
T., bu. last year
CAKIiOT nKrEirTSt
heat. torn. Oats.
(Iiicago
71
Minneapolis
Huliiih
:t
lo
hi
10J
fo
m
. i imana
' Kansas City
r . .
rt. trills
-I
Winnipeg
No. 2 haid winter: I care, II.40H. No.
3 hgrd winter. 1 car, 11.40. RvaNo. -;
1 I - SJ ll ,..- K' - r
I ' , " n-i-o. 4 wimr: o cars,
I ro. .i wmi.: i mr, Tar. No. 1 vel
ilow; I csrs, ;.c. No. 3 yellow: I care,
?; I car, 7-Vc No. I yellow: 1 car.
'7-c; 1 ar. 7-V. No. 4 yellow; 1 ear,
I -. t - - ?it.. V I ii a
77V,c. No. t mixed: 1 car (near white),
7-c: 4 cars, Cl . No 3 mixed: I rare,
71 So; 6 rare. TlUo. No. I mixed: I car.
Tin. Oats-Standard: 1 car. 4c, No. I
white; Z csrs, 4e. No. 4 white: 1 oar,
4tic. .Sample: car. Cc; 1 car. 47c; 1
car, 4fV.
Omaha Cnsli Price-Wheat: No. 1
Turkey, I1.41fll.4m; No. S Turkey. U.40U
41.41; No. 3 hard. ll.MMr;,40U: No. J
li .1 1 ' . , .... . . . - . .
..,. ,i.u..( ,.,w, v naxn, si.M'ti i no.
J spring. l.V'rtl.401 No. 1 durum, ll.Sffl
1.8S; No. J durum, fl.37lcrl.-K. Corn: No.
2 white, 721it)7.1c: No. I white, 7l.p7c;
No. 4 white, ;ifl711c; No. S white, 70r
ino. 4 white, .IflTlHc: No. S white, 70(fp
nc No. ii white, twkrric: no. r yei-
low, 7-V0T2c: No. I yellow, 72" 7'A.c ;
fi7lc; No. mixed, TV70H.. 0tn: No. i
a nniir, i-rtf X O wnilff, W'Sfl
Rlirl-V VCl. 1 1 Inar 7lC, KT. 4 a sg
Barley; Mulling. 70fi72e; No. 'l feed 'smi
Jtye: No ' I1.0.MM.M: No. I. il.tr
CHICAf-O GRAIN AND PROVIIIOIVI
Feat a res of the Tr4iag aad Claalas
Prleea an Board at Trade.
CtfTCAGlO. Mav IT V.lrhf en w
today In the price of the May option at
tracted much more notice than anything
else regarding wheat, although business
centered to a far greater extent on July
and September, both of when aenred
gslna. Absenoe of any urgent call from
exporters or millers left May virtually
TT..MUUV a-iipurx. i ne maraet, nowever,
closed steady, at He decline to lc ad
vance compared with last night. Oom
rose a to l&Vtc net, oats a shade to
o and provisions fie to y.
May wheat at the low point of the ses
sion today touched 1.4'. nearly Ko
under the high record price nf Urn war,
February 8 and shsrply in contrast with
entliuslsstlc bull predictions then that
quotations before the and of May would
climb to 13 a bushel. The offerings of
the Msy option today war said to hava
been largely of a stop loss character, but
were not of sufficient volume to be at
all exciting. News that the setback of
about lfco In forty-eight hours had led
to export sales of 1.0wS,000 bushels at the
seaboard came too late to hava much
effect on today's market here.
Heavy rains that were aaid to have
caused serious injury to crop prospects
and to have renewed fears of rust damage
were what lifted the price of July and
September wheat. Comparative firmness
in quota Hons at Liverpool tended also to
favor the bulla
Complaints that much replanting would
be necessary In Iowa sent the corn mar
ket upgrade. A big reduction of tha
estimated surplus In Argentina counted
further against the bears. Osts were In
fluenced by the action of corn. Crop
reports, though, were favorable, and tha
volume of buying small.
Higher prices for hogs helped provl
slona Besides there were reports of fair
sslea of lard to Kurope.
Futures ranged as follows:
Artlclel Open. I High. I Low. I Close. Yes'y.
Wheatl
May.
1 4V4
1 60
1 Ji
1 V
1 let
1 45
1 10
1
" 7ST4
M
44
M
MIS
14) BT
W K
July.
I 271
Corn. I
July
Hept,
Oats
July.
7M,
77m
"tw,
7r.i
77
7sj
60S
77
60
Sept.
46
4'A
44
41k
pork.
July
1I17W
18 2B
ii m
II 1TMJ
1
- S'Pt-
11 M
M
10 06
u to
m
10 06
Lara.
July.
s7Vl
7
Sept.
Ribs.
July.
Bept.
10 10
io ir.
10 riTHI 10 60
10
10 I7HI 10 K
10 171 10 2
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red,
ll.44ai.4.; No. I hard, 1 441.441. Corn:
No. -3 yellow, 7ViUWie; No. 4 yellow,
76'tc. Oats: No. I white, &3'4d63o;
standard, tsWJt'c. Rye, nominal. Bar
ley, 78c. Aeecls: Timothy, ti.00A1.IO;
clover. W Provisions: Pork,
117. K; lard. -.7.ri; ribs. I-.ST. K.3T'.
POTATOES Steady ; receipts, 26 rases;
Michigan and Wisconsin, red, tft&itc;
white, 40470.
KU'LTRY Alive, higher; fowls. lKc.
BUTTER Lower; creamery, 23r7o.
EGOS Higher; recelpU. 23,37. casos; at
r784r; No. yellow. 7l(37!o; N. J
mUrnl, ?mf7lUo; Ni. i mixed, TlfSmV-;
AD ORDER BLANIC
Omaha, Neb.
in payment for publishing the following
days in THE OMAHA BEE as per rate
COPY
nmik, ses Inrludcd. IMC'V. otuinsrv
Imta, l.Tjlt.i.v; ilrsts. l.vn.ijc.
4Mtll t.KNr.Rtl. MtlKKT.
RtiTTKR-NA t Mb cartons, lie; Na
I -lb tubs,
' t il. .KSHV-lmiHirtM nwiss. -2c; Amer
lan Cwlss. .V. blotk Haiss, , twins,
lc: aalsies, liHc; triplet. tiVre; .oung
Anierl. a. lav; blue lshel brn k. lii'c; llm
burger. J-lh. v; New York white. IK;
muirted len b Konuefort, 40c.
Hull-Trout. 14c, large irspples. 14c;
ksllbut. 13c; cllannel rsti'lsh. He. herrlim.
lc, oKlflKh, 14c; mackerel, hc. salmon lc.
8H KT PtlTATOK. Kanaas, M 7b bbl ,
Wholeaale prb-aa of beet cuts etiedive
April m sre ss follows;
IttiKK TT-lli; No 1. lc. N .
3. I si-: No. I. lc. Loins: No. 1. 21,c;
i No. J. :Pc; No. , -! Chucks: No.
I, HVtC; No. 3, lie; No. x, llSo Rounds.
No. 1. IIV; N" I. 1RVc; N". 3. 16'4--I'latrs:
No. 1, c; No. I. V; No-
;i-c
t VOVLTRT-Brofters. 50c; spring ihlck
i ens. lie, hens. 4c; cocks. IV: roosters.
I ISC. stag '-VC; ducks. 15c. geese. It;
i turkeys. ISt!M; pigeons, per ool.. Hk-:
' diMks, full feathered. lr; geeae, full
' fenlliered, lc; tituaba. No. 1, 11.60; No. i.
Fruit and veyetaMe prices furnished by
Gllltnnkl ."rult company;
KRCITH rangee: I-'sncy Csllfornli
Nsvels. 80s, i.M per hn: fancy Cali
fornia Navels. :. J.7."i per box: fancy
CalKornlu late Valencies, I7a. 0Ts. 1ii.
V4s and MM. W W per box; fancy
I'sltfornla late Valencies, fl to 10-h.
lota. X per box; extra Inncv ABC. lain
Valencies, MOO per box. Lemons Kxtra
fane) tlolden Howl, Jrlfc, , tV per
box; feucv Bilver Cbrd. ie. ."Woe. II 00
per box: extra fancy Southland Beauties.
JiiGa, 8. ISO" per box fancy Justrlte,
.M"s. SHOs. 14 00 per box. Oraprfrult: Cele-
brsted Chase brand. 14.00 per box;
(elebvated Chase brand, tf. M 3& per box;
jcelebrsted Chsse brsnd, i4a. 4 M per box:
Irelebratel Chase brand, Ms and . It 10
rer Ihix. rineapples Kxtra fancy t'ubs i
Z4s. , 3. 12. i (er box. Bananas:
Medium alie, 2 OiVuS. 3 per bunch; Juvjiln.
fruit. Chsnguinola and Port Union. I:
per lb. Strawberries: t'xtra fsncv Mis
sourt, quarts. 1si per esse. Csllfornta
cherries! lo-i. boxes, jx.au prr bo..
1-iJKTAItl-K.S -California new cab
bage. ( to list P'S., Sc per lb.; ' celery.
Jumbo. S0c a dos ; peppers. We a basket;
head lettuoe, ll.to a dos ; tomatoes. fsnc,
H per crate: lesf lettuce. 40c a dox. ;
artlchokea, 1.6" a dos.: endive, ftc per
lb.; onions, yellow, ir per lb.: onions.
Texss Bermuda, white. It W per crate:
lxaa Berinuils. yelloa-, I.'J6 per crste.
Tomatoes: Choice, Kefl per crate, ripln
ach: SO- per dos. Parsley: tor per dox.
lieets: hai per dos. Potatoes: Minne
sots white, TOi'lfTfc per bu.; Texas
Triumphs. lOa-lh. sack, 4tv per Ih ;
Florida Triumphs, in hampers of to lbs,
U.kl per hamper. Cocnanuta: U.50 pr
ssck; per dos., Nuts: No. 1 Cslt-
fornls wslnuts, 1- per Ih.: filberts. Vie
per lb.; Hrsstla. llc per lb.; pecsnn,
I. c per lb. ; sigsr walnut dale, 1 )
per box; almonds, 20c jvr lb.
M18CP:LLAN.Xl'H Shelled popi-orn
4c per lb.; ltmas. 11.71 per box; Crsckor
jark. WW per rase: Checkers, S.h) per
oaee; Craokerjark. 11.75 per H case. Pea
nuts: Raw, 7c per lb.: rossted, le per
lb.; raw, sack lota. Jumbo, lc per lb.;
salted. 11.60 per can. Asparagus. Iloiun
grown, V4 lb. bunches, 10c per dog.
bunches. ,
Kin Verk Uesrral Market.
NEW YORK, May r.-BI'OAR Raw.
wteadv; ccairlfugal. 4S-; molasses, 4.1'.
Refined, steady. Futures were dull and
unohanged early today.
Bl'TTKlfc-Mteady: receipts, 8.-M1 tubs;
cresmory, extras, (W a'ore), axtiSnWc;
creamery, 'higher scoring!. Llaitc'
firsts, r,bGir, seconds. Ski'ire.
tineettled: reee4p4s, 1A.U0 rases;
fresh gathered, extrss. Sif!J-; stores
nacked, extra firsts. tlMlUu; llrsts. -U
iiilMjc: regular pscked, extra firsts. Slrtf
IV firsts, 41e: nearhy hennery,
whites, fine to fancy. 4--c: nearby
henneiy, brown a. 131 34c.
CHERPK Bteady; rKelpla 11.M-1
boxes; whole milk, fresh specials. tHW
llc: average fancy. ViV-
I'UlTRT Dreaaed. dulL unuhanged;
western fro sen roasting nhlrkene, 17r
2e: fresli fowls, iced. 14orUe; fresh tur
keys. lcel. 1MW7C. Live firm; clih-kena,
broilers, mglimfowls. 17Vtylitc.
Kaasaa City tlrala aad Pravlslana.
KANSAS CITY. May !7. WlfBAT-No.
hard, ll.44V.ai.4S; Na. I red. l.l; May,
II. 41; July. il.lUs: September, 11 15t.
CORN No. 1 mixed. 73c: No. I white,
7Rc; No. I yellow, feHTPi-c No. X 74e;
May, 78c; July, 74VtHHc; Heptember,
7l.c.
OATS-No. I white, 484j'4c; No. 1
mixed, 4HNTc.
BlTTTER-t'reamery. 2c; firsts, 14;
seconds. UHc; packers, lVc.
KOOS First. lGHc; seconds, llio.
POITLTRY Hens, 13c; roosters, 10c I
turkeya. lie.
t. Loala Grain Market. '
ST. I-OUI8, Mo.. May 17. WHFIAT
No. t red. 1.; No. I hard. I1.48VWP1 ;
May, 11.41; July. lUti.
OORN-No. I, TttV-O; No. 2 white. 77c;
May, TSc: July, 7Sc
OAT No i. lc: No. I white. Mr
I '
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, May r.-WHItAT-No. 1
Manitoba. 14a; No. i. Ua 7d; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, no stock; No, I hard winter,
Us Id.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, la
Id; La Plata mixed, its 12d.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. May 37
WHEAT May, 11.64; July. 11.47: No. 1
hard, 11.66; No. 1 northern, l.(uV&l.Kl;
No. 2 northern, tl.4el.9l. 13.
FLOUR Unchanged .
BArlLK.Y 4W74C.
RYB-1.14.1.17.
BRAN-I2L60.
COKN-No. 3 yellow. 73h7c.
OATSNo. I white, 43u3c.
rUAX-tl HHtH.H.
Oottoa Market
NEW YORK, May 27. COTTON 8pot.
quiet; middling uplands, 1 .66c. Bales 2,300
bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; July,
l.ttc; October, )": lieoember, 1.10c;
January, D.abc; March, ai0c.
The eottoa market closed steady at a
net advance of I to I points.
LIVERPOOL. May r.-4'OTTON-Bpot.
easier; good middling, S.48d; middling,
SJ4d; low middling, 4Wd. Sale 4.M)
bales.
Dry Gaada Mark-it.
NBW YORK, May 27. DRY OOOI
Raw silk markets were unsettled and
eaay today. Cotton goods were quiet and
easy. Yarns were dull. Additional orders
ware offered for uniform cloths for
France.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
iHetry Receipt AH Around Cattle
Steady to Lower Lambi Slow
and Lower.
i
NICKEL ADVANCE IN HOG TRADE!
:
...-f,. 7...... .... '
Retelnta wera
"i j.i.-ha. siay si. i:i
.'atlin. lioise. Mini T.
Ofi'iclal Mon In,
Ofll.ial Tuea.la ..
'J'fi.lsl Wednesday
P'Stlniate Thuiartay
, .. 4i,lll I,!4 .',tll
, .. : iii v :i", ..;
.. i r: ;.: x;
. . 4.i 14 :I..V 0
. our dnv this weelt.1s.Jt J7.-: 1- "v-
INamei'uys Isnt wtck .. lg,I 47 w; !.':;.
i .seine days t wka ago.l7.l71 :'.I4 I !.!.
, Same days 1 t ks. aao.21 7P0 40.W7 hi.'
Same days 4 wka. ago. l". Ms 4. :M '.'".'t;
rame days last ear..l.t,!l W,K Its '23
The following table s ,. leceipi
of cattle, hog and sheep at the io nh
Omaha lic to'k market or the year
to date, aa coinperod with last year:
101V litis. Ine. Pei-.
ttle tfit:';' ,144..tS7 . 7.i
h" i.t...o7s i.im.ota a.a,ou
Sheep !.. 4!; !M.2;1 W.T.Vi
The fclloalng table shoaa m aerwJ
price for hogs at the Month Omaha II e
stock market for Ihe Isst few dss. with
comparisons:
tste. li."7iil. 'i'll. 9it. 1 1l VimT''!'T
May 111 7 st; 1, )4 t b W 2t. 1 "I '
May 13. 7 3I, I III I 16 T 441 i. i ; 7 04
May 14.1 7 4.-i H i! k :-i 7 k.i i '
May 15.1 7 4l'k I 2Xi I a; 7 W 5 ' 1 7 II
May Id aU(4 iMIn :,
Msy ir.i t r: iiwiiMiiiwewiM
May IM.' 7 J7' I ! I 7 w I S4i 4-i 7 r.t
May 1.4.1 7 I HI I I I 71 HK I 2
Msv ai. 7 I I i! I sx; 7 S0 B 73 j I '
Msy 31, 7 3V I S4, I M, 7 4it II HI 7 01
Msv 33.1 J 3V It 1,1 I 7 i. 4, i 1 '
Msy 'S. I lb . il 7 4S R fn 9
Msy 34.: 7 I3 1 I 33 7 V. I 3 r I'."
May . t , 4 IM , a a m S I ' i I"
Mav 2ti.l 7 U 7 r. H 47.1 I & H3, 9 It 7 14
; May 27. 7 y I 01 14- 7 JfrlJMi! 9JT. '
j 'Sunday.
Receipts and disposition nr live atooa
at the Union Htock Yarda. South Omaha,
foe twenty-tour hours ending at I p. n.
yesterdsy;
nioCKlPTs CARS
Cattle I togs. Sheep Uses.
C. M. "t. P S
abash 4 1
Missouri Pacific .... U
1'r.lon Pari. in M
C A N. W.. east... II in
C N. W.. west... h
C. . P.. M. O.. JR 111 1
C. H. AV Q., east... h I
C. Ft. VI.. west... 4S t 1
I'., It. I. P., east, lil I
C. It. I. P.. west. .. I
llllr els Central 4 4
Total receipts ,...4S m 17 . 1
DISPOSITION-l t SA 1.
Cattle. Hogs. Shern.
Morrla Co W t.tWw 2'2
twirt A Co 1.2.13 .1.0.7 1.N42
Cudahy Packing Co I.W4 2.41 7f
Armour Co 117 11 "
rUhwarta Co 421
.1 W. Murphy i
ro Omaha Packing Co.. 10
HI. Clair Packing Co,.. IM
Cudahy. Fort Worth....
Cudahy, Kanaas City 219
Hwlft. Kansas City H2
Rentnn. Vansant I. 17 ..... .....
Hill Ik Ron 7U
F. R. la-wis M
J. 11. Bulla... 1
Roaenstnck Pros 15 .....
Mccreary Kellogg.... 12 ..... .....
H K. Hamilton .13
Mo. Kan. Calf Co.... 1S8
Hlggina
Longman ft Ilro 3)
Pat l.'Uay. 43
Meyers 10 .....
Ool ilberg 77 ' '
Psker, Jones ft Hmlth.. W
Tanner Pros 12 (..
John Harvey 97
Other buyera 190 7
Totals .1,725 11,181
CATTLB! Receipts were tolerably lib
eral this morning, about 4.MW heed being
reported In and the quality ef the offer
ings was better than it has been ful
some time. Market conditions, however.
Were generally bearish and trend of
valuea was lower right from the start,
A few very choice cattle both heavy anil
light sold well up to Wednesday's fig
ures, but on tha general run of steers
bide and sales were right around ion
lower and trade was very alow at the
decline. Prime yearlings would probably
sell close to the .0 mark and best of
the heavy beeves brought IH.7&, but at a
lata hour In the forenoon the bulk of the
offerirgs had not changed hands and
undertone to the trade was verv weak.
Cowa and he! f era were Id fairly liberal
supply and demand was rather slack.
Hids were usually all of 10a lower than
Wednesdsy and It looked as If the offer
ings would hsvs to sell on that basts If
they aold at all. Veal ralvea, bulls, stags,
eta., ruled steady to a shade lowsr, and
were rather slow sale.
There was nut much doing In Blockers
snd feeders, as supplies were very lim
ited, and country demsnd slower thsn it
baa been for a long time. Choice giadea
of all weights were quotably about
ateady. but on the odds and ends they
were lacking In quality. Prlcea were very
uneven, with the trend decidedly lower.
Volume of business In this line was slow.
yuotstlons on cattle: (lood to choice
yearlings. .4O00; good to choice corn
fed beeves, S 2f.iftl.7S; fslr to good corn
red beeves. t.lfit tf: common to fair
corn fed beeves, 7.-0fi.; good to choice
heifers. I7.UU44I.I; good to choice cows,
. . .... - J, . . J . . . . -Bl ail.
common to fair vows, tS.7fHg&.7: good to
ehoica stickers and feeders. t7.0t 10;
fslr to good stockers and feeders. IT.eOrP
lAe; common to fair alockera and feed
ers. I4.0uy1.li0; stock bslfera. I6.004ir7.ti0;
stook cows, !S.7-ti1.7-: stork calves, MM
tW: real calves. tl00al-.7: tat bulls,
stags, etc., tai.; stuck bulla, .M
7 10
' ' HEIFf-RP.
Ms. Av. Pr. Ms. Ir.
4 41 I M II Hi I tt
I M I It
CALVES.
ITS I M 1 I IS M
IM I 00 1 MM.
' HftxVtfiKrt AND rEKDRUS
I ni IN . " 7 4
i.it in i 7 m
11 ll IM
Hut-S There was a liberal run hete
this morning, some csrs. or 14.WM
head, being reported In. Tha total for
the week la 37.61 head, being a shortage
of 10,uu0 head as compared with last
weak, aad about 600 hsad smaller than a
year ago. Today's run wss the largest
of the week to dste.
In spite of the fact that receipts were
so large, trade opened out In pretty de
rent season at prices that were just
about a nickel higher. There was a fair
degree of competition between packers
snd at tha best time quite a number of
hogs moved on a b'alOu higher basis.
This strength did not last long, however,
snd values soon went back to their early
basis, that la, just a nickel higher. Move
ment of the early arrivals wss fairly
lively, but the late arrival of several
trslns made the wind-up slow.
Towards the last end of the trade
prices eased off a little, but the general
market waa fully a nickel higher.
Heavy hogs continue In disfavor and
there was quite a sprinkling of these
left after the bulk of the offerings had
sold. Most of the sales were made at
a spread of 7.!7W0'7 .46. with quite a
sprinkling of the weightier grades at 17.10
;.. and tops as high as $. 7V
Co . en. rr. No. av. hu.. rr
47 till M IX 4f . Kt 7 4tS
in Ill lis 7 s IT Ill .. Tin,
m im ... 1 rs m iso- T 44
H J4 ... 7 i l ... 7 44
in 4 W 7 III tl 1 1W T 17
47 40 7 4(1
HHHKP-Thii lievieat run of sheep
and lantba of tho week showed ui this
morning, some fourteen care, or 1,(00 head
being reported in. The total for the four
dtys fools up 12.&4 aa against 4,637 last
week, and la,.-- a veai atjo. This week's
supply Is the hesvleet since three weeks
ago, when IM head arrived during the
first four d -Vs.
Most of this morning's offerings were nf
shorn lambs, and the trade took a bearish
turn, i ackers' opening bids being quoted
ss a quarter lower, fellers fought the
decline herd, and up to a lata hour only
a few bunches I sd ben cashed, but these
showed anyway a luitc doullne, and by
most tradsrs wsre quoted aa a flat c.
lower. Several bunohee of springers
were received, but tbe only bunch sold
up ta a late hour waa a Utile package vf
natives which went at 111.60.
Hupiilloa of clipped ewes were the heav
iest of the week, but at that did not
amount to more itian a cmiiue of full
decks, and a few odd bunches.
Quotations on shtiep snd lambs: Lambs,
shorn, light. I.utv0io.ut; lainffa. ahorn,
hvavy, fi.twnLW: ewes, shorn. 5.5iat.j.
Ilepresi-ntitlve sales:
mi cull Ismbs 74 I 73
H native spring laroue. ., u u h
tt shorn eYes Iu6 i a
1.1 m
.as
CMIf AliO I.IVK KTIM K mihh.:t
tattle Weak Unas Klreaa her a
Klrnsg,
IIICAtlu, May .7. - CATTLK-lte-
rcintP. 4 0111 heml' mar-.l m-Wi .. .. 1 1.-
beef steers, 7.l)o'i!i western sterr M V.i
Iluiii.ts.
"(MIS ItsPelpts, JO.OOfl hesd; M.irket
srcng. jv ntsher; bulk. 17 SMI 7. at); light.
I '"iii.n. .; mixed. 7..07 ..; Iiesvv. ,.JI
"'": rough. 17 yfu i:x: pigs. U0Mi7.e.
t.w: rough. $7ifu7.:t,"i: lgs, 04i7.e
read, market weak: sheep. ir.OO'lVltl.
Iiimlis, n.,Hil0.4O.
t. I.onla Live Stock Market.
?T. l.otl.o. May 27. - fATTIiV-ll -iclpts.
I.) head: market steady; nntlv
lr steern, $7.:ti'i .:,; yearling steers and
beifei r. s i9t4r9..m: cows. K(Mfi'7.;4: ''., .
err and feeders. KOftfiM.2.; Tesss aid In-
, man steers. K. ;:,! r.; cows end lieuer.
j 14 X)iiR ; native cub es, innti9 7:i
I'D) lit-Receipts, t.TOrt head. mail;ef pt
higher: pigs and llehla. i7 S"; inlsul
land butchers. !.".itr7.W; Rood hravv.
r.K.
' MIIOKf AMI I.AM IIS Itecelpt.. .1
head: nuirket steady to loaer: rllnv .1
, mi. t Ions t';.;V,tT;..Vi; lliifd lambs iXi)
( li.2.'i; Bpring Inmba, tlO.Wii l.'.."-.
! Kansas ll Live Slnek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mav 27. t ' ATTi.l-' -
IlccehdH. 2,tii head: market lower; ;ir n
I fed steers, . W. n 9f, : dreseed beef stcr:,
s miiw.T.i: western steers, I;.t54i-4.t4l; Mock
i cts and feeders bulls .J.
,7 2'.: calves. IrtMHiliirtl
, IIIMIS-Ue. elpts, ..Vi Lead: inurK
j ''Pber: bulk. 7.rVu7.h7,; heavv. I7.nr
''S: liackeis and butchers. I7."tu7 ".;
, IlKht. l,..V4l7.7fl; pigs. lii.SVH J.M.
, KIIKKl' AMI I.AMHS-Heceliu.. S,(t:i
i 1-ead: lambs, 1'i.otVifil M; vearllngs ISro.
!.-.; wethers, M..!vij7 ; ernes, tilKHW 75;
St. Joseph Live Stock Maeket.
ST. JOsi:r'H. May 17. CATTI.K R
leipt... ,10 head; tnaiket steadv; eteers
, 17. v 4Tu; cos and heifers. 4.:.-e)v re'
: I hives. Sll.Wldlft.OO.
i IIIMIH.-Rereipts, o.tim ln'-sd: 'marks
high. r. top, 17. .0; bulk of stiles. 7..-.0'i
i
HMKKI AM lAMHSlteceli.ts 1(V)
bend; market steady: lambs, 10.0iifi l2.o''.'
I'lvaparated 4pplea aad Dried Frail
-tV-Jf' M"'r tf--KVAPOi...TKI
Alrl.f.K KHsier.
Kill KM l-IU ITS-Prunel. aleady. nrl
quM ,K,,'', nd easy. Rusins.
High School Girls
Exhibit Cooking
The girls of the domestic science de
partment of the Central Mis-K xMu-i
held an exhibit in the south hall of the
scnooi Wednesdsy and more than li
had samples of cooking and sawing.
Miss Turner, In direct charge af the
exhibit, railed it a -Mao catching stunt"
because it gave the bova a nh.-.
ascertain what kind of rooks the girls
were and ir they could make their own
cloth ea.
foma of tha dresses and other wearing
apparel exhibited would da credit to the
dreaamaklng art and the erain, -.. .
pleasing cornmanta from th boyg.
vme ooy succeeded in earrytnr a big
coooanut cake to his locker, to Which It
wad traced by tha c rumba It was re
covered by one of tha janitors and re
stored ta the weeping baker. After
school tha girls who brought eatsbles
were permitted to Invite their friends
to help eat tha good things.
Packers Leave the
Matter to Embassy
WASHINGTON. May Sg.-H.Ugfled
that Justice finally will be accorded
thorn by Great Britain, representatives
of Chicago peers today resoprad for
tha present to leave their interests In
detained cargoea, of meat products In
tha hands of .British embassy officials
hare. They left tonight for tha west.
A tentative basis of settlement for
ehlpmente held up by tha British fleet
valued In all at mora than lla.OOO.000, has
bean framed and cabled to London.
Word aa ta whether tha arrangement is
approved by tha British ew.r-.1 t.
axpoctad soon and la tha meantime the
"this w" not be made public. s
Oldfield Will Not Be
In Hoosier Auto Run
CMdrieid. dean of American race driver.,
will not app, ln th. loo-mlle eonleat
at the Indianapolis motor speedway Bat-
which nMe,'f!.n0UnC, t0ni- Th
which Oldfield union- .1
. . " revue was
damaged beyond repair In predict. Tha
veteran driver then was offered, a place
on a number of teams, but tha cars did
- v ana na reruaed tha offers.
PRINTERS ELECT THEIR
DELEGATES AND OFFICERS
Omaha Typographical unlo xr ...
held Ita annual election of officers yes
terday, casting Ht rotes of Kg member
ship of J00, Tha chief Interest waa over
me eiecuon or delegates to the Inter
national Typographical
- - - wiivvmiuu.
to be held at Log Angeles In August.
niigm oanaiaatea entered the race, two
to be elected. . William H. Shaw of the
World-Herald office raoalved tha highest
vote and B. P. Lyman of tha rtaiiv va.
office waa second.
for tooal offices all nlanea w.M. ....
contested, aava that of recording sec re
tary. for which place tha re vara two
candidates. Tha new off , e w-
union are C. A. Vichera, president; rred
j. nuiuvan. vice president: Ahdrew
Boott. recording secret sry; R, o. Hln-
man, secroiary-irsaaurer ; j. h. Colllna
seraesnt-at-arms: Oscar Anft.i..n
H. Kellogg and R. P. Tuten, board ef
trustees.
Culls from the Wire
The H. C. Flick Coke company ot tVn
nellavllle. fa., fired MO Id's ovens, mak
ing 1.100 ovena fired within the last week
There are now lt.Sis. ovena In operation
In the t'onneltaville region, all of them
on six days a week.
The National Association ef Manufac
turers, In annual convention at New
York, adopted a resolution extending to
l K. Low and eompnuy. the conamt-
lulatluns of the assoclKtlon for having oh-
tainea in ute unitea Btates supreme court
a verdict over tha Datihury hatlers In
the firm' g boycott action.
1M slim n ewes. .
.IM hern In tubs
Warren Olner, Jr., and Prank a. Drum.
California lecelvers for tha Western I'u
olflo railroad of Collfornia, were ap
pointed by the federal court at New York
to act ln the same capacity for the rail
road ln this district The request for
tha receivership appointment was made
bv the Equitable Trust company, which
alleges that .,o,OU0 hss beeu defaulted
by the railroad in Interest on gold bonds
since March 1, 1.1a.
The Importance of adopting an ade
quate oriental policy for the I'niud
States, the fundamental principle ot
which shall be "the just and equitable
treatment of all races." Is urged in the
report of Prof, rlhaller Matthews, deaa
of tha divinity school of Chicago univer
sity, and the Rav. (Sidney 1. GulKk. 1).
D., who composed "the Christian em
bassy to Japan," sent to that country
tiarlv this year by the Kedsral found'
of Churches of Christ in Anieilca. to fos
ter a better understanding between ti e
two countries. The reKrt wag Made)
public In New Tork. f
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