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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1915)
12 T1IK BKE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUXK 10, 1!U5. 4 I ! I GMIH A1ID PRODUCE MARKET VTkttX Continue! in Control of Bear and Selli Cent Lower, with Few Sale Reported. CORJJ SELLS AT HIGHER PHICE OMAHA. Juna . IMS. TVhMit continue lower. elllng un r hinged to a cent lower, with only few sales reported. Corn has a stronger ton. selling nine bigher. The receipt of corn were good, flftv ear being reports In today. Oata were quoted unchanged. The wheat pit on the Hoard of Trade la In complete rontrol of the bear. While thera are manr In the trada who atand round and talk bullish In th belief that the decllna haa (tone too far. theaa aama people cannot be Induced to purchaaa tola grain and atand on It. There are many reaaona why . wheat haa add dowa rapidly, and there are Ji.et aa many reasons why thera la no unit likelihood of a reversal of condi tion and an sdvance In values. Clearances were: W heat and flour equal to l.iJK.sm bushels; corn, HS.tt bushels; cat,. 1M.W0 rmshels. l4venool closed unchanged on wheat and corn. Primary wheat receipt wera MO.onO bcsheia and shipments 5X3.COO bushels and ulp'nent 6 .f-0 bushels, sgstnst re-cipt- of .0ai biiahela and shipment f i..l0 bushel last year. Primary corn receipt a wera SM.flOO bush ela and shipments fca.O0O buahala. against receipts of l.flM.O) bushels and (hlpmenta I or sik.oiiu buahela laat year. Primary oat, receipt, wera 447,004 buah ala and ahlpmenta 4J.uiO buahela against receipt of HW.(H) buahala and shipment of 7W.U00 buahela laat year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn Oatt. lMl Chicago Minneapolis ... Itluth Omaha Kanaaa City... St. l,oul 44 J7 JO 10 44 47 60 ! (1 ,M Innlpeg 114 Theaa aalea wara reported today : Wheat No. I hard winter: 1 car. 11 19; 1 a-4 "eJ. U.U. No. 4 hard winter: V car. lb. No. I mixed: H ear, $1.17. No. 4 'Wised: oar. 1.14; 1 car, 11.14. No. 2 durum: 1 oar, tl.tl; 1-6 car, UH. Kva No. 1; t-C car, fl.lM. Corn No. I yollow. 4 ears, 4. No. I yellow: 1 cara, No. I yellow: 1 car, 4Wc. No. yellow: 1 oar, e; j car, w,c. No. 1 mixed: I ar (near white), WHc; I cara, 8e. No. mixed: 4 cara, ftc. Sample: l car, ec. Data iNo. I: 1 car. 44'yc:, 1-1 oar, 44c. Sample: 1 car, 4l'4c; 2 cara, 4 Omaha Cash Price Wheat: No. 1 tur key, $l.UrtMj!.20- No. I turkey, l.MHtn.l: No. 2 hard, P.lMwt.ll; No. I hard, l.l?Vi jyi 1: No. 4 hard. ll.U9l.lt; No. 2 spring. i.wui.i'; r. i aurum. l.iml.m; ,No. I durum, l.l7fi?1 10. corn: No. 2 whlta, 4tSc: No. 2 whlta, MWtfWV?; No. i whila, ",f4r; No. t whlta, 88iV: No. t white, 4-7".CSc; No. t yallow, MHO ,lo; No. 2 rellow, WVfjtMHc: No. 4 yel low. tiMe: No. t yellow, mWr; No. t yallow, 4rTH4Jm; No. 2 mixed. Sdjjiwur; No. 2 mixed, iTS'Sc; No. 4 mixed, tifyfi !c- No. I mixed, t7HWHc: No. mixed, lar.o. Oata: No. I white, 4ft44c; standard. 44H44c; No. 2 white. 44-.I44 V; No. 4 whlta. WVMfMc. Barley: Malting, ff TWp: H 1 feed, W-BWie. Rya: No. i, 11.06', j1.04; No. 2, tl.OS&l.ObVi. 1 ' CHICAGO GHA1X AD FROVI9IONI Feeler of Trwdlaiaj aad f'loelaa; rrleea Itawrd f Trade. CH1CAOO, Juna Uncertainty over development In rerard to the rdatlnna of the 1'nlted fitatea with fJerniany had a decided bearinli effect tndav on the wheat market hera. Th market cloaed heavy at tWtVv to 4ao under ljt nlht. Ccim dhomed vi)A4o to c net decline and oata r to If! rc. In provlnlon, tha out come varied ram 2kc off to a, Ilka ad va nee. At flrat tha diplomatic outlook aeemedi to havo llttlo If any Influence on tha wheat trade. Attention turned almoat wholly to reporta of froat and of unaea onable low temperatma tlirotighout tha domes tic aprlna; crop halt. A quick bulge in prlcee followed, the bearlah (rovern ineiil crop reiort belna; virtually ignored aa navina; teen aincounted in advance, loiter, the receipt of advlcex that growth In the north weet waa not far enough ad nl'ed to be Injured hv the cold wava led to a change of aentlment ami it waa at tliia luncture that rumor, about fur ther cabinet changea and concerning- tha ilixpatch of tha American note to Oer nmny began to have a disturbing force. Htop loaa order to ael wheat on the dewn grade late In tha aenaton found the mnrket In no shape to riltrenl the offer ing,. IMncouraucment of holilcra waa made mill mora complete by tha lack of any adequate export demand. In tha corn pit the effect of wheat wenktu-aa finally proved more than an offeet for ad vera crop report and unfit" vorable weather. Tha Iowa etata report allowed the condition of corn to be the pooreat at thla time In alx yenra barring a single Instance. Oata merely reflected the rouraa of other grain. Hural offer 1nif lncred to a considerable extent and eepectally ao tenders of the new crop. Higher prices for corn and hogt lifted provleiona. Tha bulge, however, failed to last when com fell with wheat. ?ituraa ranged aa follow,: Chluaau !! Pliers Wheat: No. 2 red. r minal. No. 2 hard, $L27 Vrrl.2. Corn; Ao. s yellow, ilWi.'p; olhera nominal oats: No. 2 while, nominal; standard 1,ayv. Rye: No. I, 2i.il riarley: 71U '. Timothy: Sa00C.A (lover; $.fr u ror: ii(.ra. iara: .47Si. lube PITTK Jt 1-ower: creamery, 23y?i'e. !.., GB Higher; receipt. 2.i,um esses; st timiK, ftj,. inciuaeci, iMifc; ordinary. PuTATi l-.-Lower: old receipts. 1 cars; Michigan and Wisconsin red, "4' Jrc; white. imi-fcV; new ren .(. j caia; 4 till iriumone, aacicea, ,l.:uj.2U, PuLXTUK Allv higher; fowl. lJtic Ceaerwl Crop Coadltleaa. WABIUNOTON, Jjne .-8vunmary of weather and crop cundllloiut in m ami wheat rrgton for weok ending Juna 2, 1V1.: Tha laat wetk waa favorable in all portions of tlie wtrMer whoMt belt, and inn crop mad sellMtactory aUvanceiUHiu. headed inr north aa Kansas, and the northern dtalna of Uhlo, and harvest Is progressing in tha wiuthern siu.ii:. No Increase In Insect prsia noted and irey were Irsa active In some por tions w nare previously rep,i-ted. In the Hprirg wheat blt week waa favorabl fur) wlini and crop made good advance ment. In the turn Im-u generally cool wenther in the norther o and heavy rains In tiia wrxiem portion, made on the whole another unfavorable wek, but leva so than the piccedmg one. Many p'acea went ot the MieaiSKippt rtvvr con tlnue too wet for rulilvailon. and fleida are becoming graiy. exH'lally In okla- noma. umm. eiiraska and Missouri, anu. aa a w note the crop Is not making reas. fiat a and rrm eaiivTanory progress. oa'a and areas irfce at doing wall, but ther was eon m.leinhie daman to alfala bv wet ueatner. Mlaaeasella Urala Market. MINMAPOLIS. June 4. WHEAT Jimv. t' heplember, ll.fcS: No. 1 hard 41. !'; No. 1 northern, J-4H4ji.B2; No i vithern. $1 21 si l a'. ln K -I nWned. bAKLKV-8,,c. Hi fc.-t.lll U. h K A N-l ih hunged l tC'MN' No. I .oellow, i'.(jj;VtO. f'AH-Vo I white. Vuc. IXAA.-ll.tlel si. St. lasla .rala Market. T. I.ot lrt June W H r.AT-No. 1 rd, lir. ulJi: No 1 har.l. fl.Jjial.30. July : uu'h; te)t-nibr. ia. 4 jii. No. I. . No. t while, TJVc; Jui , i-; t.-M. inl-er, 70o ATeV-lo. 1, ItiiHV, No, t whit. 4.V. I.IVn'.POf'l, J in -VVHfT-ri.ol. .u i. al liums 1 !; .So 2 i; Ivl, ,u. Artlde Qtwn. I lilgh.j Low, 1 Close. Te y. VlieaU I I I I July 1 U 1 12V 1 m 1 07H 1 4 ept. 1 (ft 1 UrSl 1 fcV llktt 1 0 torn. July. Tlfc 72A WM, 70V, TO', Kept, 71-i JJ.a 7V', 70 71 Oats July. 444, 46W 43V, 4.V, 44 S.pt. U KM, 4uVa roik. July. l$n-W 17 M 17 $1 17 MV 17 M t. 11 ft 1SX4 LIlU 18 SU 12 20 J uly. 46 7H , C2H t 6 r-ept IH K 2 ITS IM Ribs. July. 10 6?V 10 H It 47V, 10 47V, It 60 HeH. 10 2v, 10 te 10 10 77S W si) I 12a 2d: No 1 northern, Duluth, 12a 3d; No 1 bard winter. 12, Id. CORN Spot, American mixed, new, ! 1I. OMAHA brxr.RAI, MARKET. BUTTFR-No. t. 1-fb eartona, Be; M. I, a.ib. toba. 2o. CHKF.SB -Imported Bwtaa. 2Je; Amer. lean Bwles, 3v; blox k wlsa, tit ; twlna, lWc: daialea. 17 He; triplet. HV; Young America. lc; blue label brick, K'tc; llm burger. Mb, !0c; New Tork white. c; unported F.ent h Koouef ort, 4"c. KISH Trout, 14c; large crap pies, 14e; ballbut. 13c; channel ralfleh. 14c; herring, 1c; codfish, 14c; rrackrcl, lc; salmon I'm. BWKKI POTATOKft-Kanaaa. tT bbl.. Wholeaalo piies of beat cuta rfi'ective April M are aa follows: i'KKK Cl'TcV-Kllis: No. 1, lc; No. 2, U'c: No. 2, 1'4C, Lolna: No. 1. Xc; So. 1 "4c; No. 2. l!-c. Chucks: No. 1. IIV; No. 2. ll'ic: No. 2, 11c. Rounds: No. I, 15Vtc; No. 2, lie; No. 1, 14Se. Plates- No. 1. Nc; No. 2. I'ic; No. 2. c. POUUTRT BruRera. JBc; sprliui ehlck ana. lie, bans, 14c; cooks. 2' kc; rooster. IV; stags. '4c: ducks, ISc; (eaaa, lue; turkeys, lStJUc; plgeoiui, par dog., toe: ducks, full feathered. 10c; geese, full faathared, 2c; squabs, Net. U 11.10; No. 2, Kki Fruit and vegetable prtcea furnished by Gllllnskl Fruit company: KKL'ITS Oranges, fancy California Valencia. Ma, l'"s, UU. 224 and 260s, 22. 2ft per box: Wl, 23.20 per box; fancy allfornla Navals, 20s. Ms, loos and 12tia. tl.'b per box. Umonn, extra fancy Oolden Howl, ooa and awis, lvco per box; fancy silver Cord. Xin and 24 00 per box; fancy Juatrtle, ff and 2.0a, IM per box tirapefrult, celebrated Chase brand, 24 00 per box; 4a. 4.W per box; Ma, I.VW per box: 84s. $4 00 per box. Plnesp- ries, extra fancy Cuban, 14a, and , 2.u0 per box: extra fancy Florida, 24a, te and 20a, It 75 per box. Bananas, me dium site, 12 00112.22 per bunch; Jumbo fruit, Changulnola and Port IJmon, 4c per lb. Xt raw berries, xtrs fancy Mis souri, nuarta. 11.14 oer rase: extra fancy Tacomus. 13 jo per case. Pexiduous fruit. peaches, plums and aprtc box; cherries. ll.7f.W2 09 pel coU. 12 UU par par box. VKflKTAHLKI Cabbage, new Califor nia. 25 to 100-1 b. cratea, tc per lb.; south ern, 14.V-IU. crate, IV per lb. Head let tuce. 1 W per dns. ; leaf, 40c r doa. Pep pers, We per basket Tomatoes, fancy, 12.S0 per crate: choice, $2.00 per crala. Artichokes, $115 per dog. Kndlve, 25c par lb. Onions. Texas white, $1.14 par i rate; Texas Kllverakin, $1 60 per crate; yellow, $1.25 per crate. Potatoea, Minnesota white, 76c Per bu ; new, Texas Triumphs, PXl-lh. aacks, tr per lb . Asparsgua, home-grown, H-lb. bunches, market prlc. Cocoantits, H.OO per sack? tOc per dog Nuts. No. 1 California walnut. Ilk: per In.; filberts, lie par lb.; Braxlls, 12wc per lb. ; paeans, 12Vo per Id.; sugar wal nut dates, $1.M per box; alraonds, 20o per lb. MIHCELXJlNBarS-Aheltad popcorn, 4c per Ih. ; crackerjack, $160 per case; half esse. $1.76: limes, $1.73 oar basket: check ers, 2I.C0 per case; half case, 21.76; pea nuta, raw, 7o per lb.; sack lota, Jumbo, sc per id.; roaattd, tvie per 10.; aalted, 21.60 per cajt. JVavr York Oewerwl Market. NEW TORK, Juna . StTQ A R Raw, steady; centrifugal, 4.tAc; tnolaeeea, 4.12c; refined, steady. Putura war quiet today and at noon price were a point or two under laat night's closing. Bl'TTKK Hteady; receipt, 2S,71 tub; market unchanged. i;lO-l'nettled; receipt. x?.W7 raaea; fresh gathered extras, i2'WV; extra firsts. IICIV; seconds, iW lV; flrat s. IfrOa.'H.); nearby hennery, white, fine to fsncy. 4',ij'itc;. naarby hennery, browns. CHKl-B-VnettUd: receipt. 12.124 boxes; atat whole mux, rresh specials, ltc; atat whole milk, average fancy, lfVo. PoriTllY Uv, firmer; western chick ens, broilers, HWZbc; fowla. irtybo; tur key a, I2tt'l. Dressed steady: western frosen roasting chickens, lottzle: fresh fowls. Iced, 14617c; fresh turkey, toad, UCl7c, t ii i Kaaaaa Clr Graula) anal Pravtslons, KANH4 CITT. Juna t.-WHEAT-No. 2 hard. (1.23: No. t red. $1.15: July, $1.01; tfet'tember. aPWtlM'ac; Dacember. U.tklVi. tYRN No. 2 mixed, Tt'(fW4e; No. 5 while, 72c; No. t yellow, 72c; No. 2, T1 71'c; Julr, lro; September, tW',4c; lit- comber. (7Mf, 'MTB-Nn. J whit, tMMro; No. 1 mixed, 42f(4SC. BrTTER-Oeamery. To; flraU, 23c aeconda. 23c; packing. 1tc. Kl'.-rlrats. inc: aeconda. 12o. POLI.TRV-Uen. Uo: rooster. c: broiler. IMJWc. Naw Tork Manor Market. . NW'.V YORK. Jjna 1-ME.RCANT1I.W PAPKR .t'i4 per cent. fiTKKI.TNts BXCHANOB 81xty-dsy bl.l. $4 iVW; demand. $4.7KTA; cable. ll.7iA HILViiiiv Bnr. 4rSc: Mexican dollars. c. HONPR OoverxunenL ateadv: railroad. Irreitulsr. TIMIfl LJOANB steady; sixty day, I'iir 5', per rent; ninety days, ZVtfjX, per ceut; ix month. '(T4 per cent. CAM. MONKY-Hteady; high. 2 per cent; low, l per cent: ruling rata, 2 per rant: last loan. I per rent; closing; bid, 1 per cent; offvrod at t per oent, I.acal ttaeka ss4 Honda. Qsxtdloes ranilahwl Kr Hams, arlaker a Ca , 44) CNndia Natloaal sank kalMisg Sine, aullef Hrns i.... peer at to. M., ,,.41 falrmont Crwaoiery f pr eeot Bf4.... Bid. s n ins Aikeg. It Uieat Wtrs Sugar s(4 1114 M ioiw in lei 14 14V4 4 4; N 44 4 1H Molln now IM McunUls mates Tl Omaha O. B, Ht. Hy. fit n ,h a c. b. ii. a a. m Flr still 4 4 sr bmI laliWrKi a aa f aer cwrt gf4 Desl- . Assli OeTerssMet 4. 194 Alma. Nh.. Water Works , 1414..., Uraals,. Nat., watw Wks. ta M4, Utwnlnstau. Neb.. Cle. Is, 1M4 ) I. Cwa Thraahlag ali-k, . IIM.., Colvntbu. Nab., BUee. 4. 1444 Panae Haallr Co. . MI Itoyiea Ushllng la. a. 137 Unrwls. Neb., 4V,a, PMo (.ha B I- r. 4a. IBM OiMht weatae 4'. 1M4 Ootaiia Water S. INI Oaha ('. fl. gt. Hr. Is. 1M4 raaaaylranla It. R. V, net , gad 'lou4. Nb., 4aa, 14 Main a Ce. la. 14 at I tab 4va t'alvarslty Flara. Nab., 4S. KIT... WUbu Valea Ktvak Yard, 4. 14. ttt M 44 11 I 1 IS) 106 iat4 it4 11 714 K4 at 1414 lu. a, n 44 M'4 Iadaa fterk Market. LONDON. Juna .-Tha reaSgnatlon of Becreiary of Hist Hryan checked buai neas In the American section of the slock market, where only a few marking war recorded. The closing wa dull. hlLVK.n Itar. USd per ounce. MONKV-KilV per cent. IHMtMl'NT KATES-Hhort bill. ! per cent; three month. J', per cent. Kvanerated Aatatlea a ad Dried rrelta NKW YORK. June .-KVAPORATEl APlUKs-lmn. , ItKlKl) FltLITS ItaUlnt. dull: prunes, firm; apricot and peaches, quiet. Bisk rieartaga. OMAHA, June I. Bank clearing for Omaha today were $2.ui.bj0 and for the corresponding day last year. K&;4,770.44. Kaiser Insists Frye Caso Go to Court EE.ni.I.V (Via London). Jun .Ger many haa sent a note In reply to h representation of th American govern ment regard dig th American steamship William P. rrye. which waa aunk by the Uerman auxiliary cruiser Frlng Kitel "rledi-lch last January. Th not reiter j i ate th original view taken by Germany, hlch wa that th ship ahould b sent IO a priS court. The American government asked that compensation ahould be paid for ti, ! dt si rue Hon of tha vessel, without walling for a decision by tha prise court, but Germany although ready to indemnify th owners' for their los in any case. under the .WovUlona of the fw..,. . T i American traty. hold aa a general prln-l clpl that, owing to th possibility that other than Americana have tniereaf. at' take, tha Dill court ahnuM fV.-l I all cases. POLICE ARE GIVEN LARGE BOUQUET OF CARNATIONS In accords nc with their usual noltcv on Floeer day, tha Women' fhristlan Temiieranc I'nlon of Omaha prcaented the Omulirt police drpaittnent yi sterday wh a large N-juet of red csmstions Long I i i k i r l k f i C4 ... - f t-e-ev . e v ; r '.4-' V Principal character in tna operetta, "Th lurel and the Roaa. Left to Right, Top Row Mabel Meredith, Laura Qorham, Ilael Martin. Lower RowIda Parisian, Mildred Peterson, Ella Ekdahl, Mingle Margolin. Tha grassy dell of Curtis Turner park. Thirty-first and Farnam streets, ran; with tha shout of happy children yemerday morning when Long school bad It play day. Hundred of HtUe girU. all la their while d ceases and whlta atocfclnca and score of llttl boy, already taking; their proper place In the world as a aombra background for th ladlna, went through drill and aanj songs and played games, while gevaral hundred other children and proud parent and visitor occupied ffraaay geaU oa tha beautiful natural amphitheater. It waa a glad picnle, and that mi If which yawn between pupil and teach er waa forgotten. A small colored youth laJil down his coat near whara a young woman with an office In the city hall waa seated anu gravely Instructed her to sea that no ona took It. (laanee, Nat Oaacea. Joy waa primed m b4g ' letter on the farea of all tha little girl who took part In th many folk game. "Game" I tha proper word, for, know ye, that in the bright lexicon of tha youth of Oma ha' public schools th word "dance" 1 not found. It Is a word tabooed, out NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET Effect of Bryan's Reiignation Very Noticeable on Trading-. . PRICES OF SHARES DECLINE NEW TORK, Jun . Hecause of iU direct bearing upon an already tense In ternational aituatlon Heoretary Bryan rea Ignatlon aurprlaed all other considerations ami developments in Wall street today. Measured In terms of quoted values it created a distinct Impression, prtcea de clining substantially in all parts of the list. At tha opening recessions ranged from on to five polnta, war specialties losing more ground than ataMe laaue. ue coverlea which in aoma Instances carried prices well above yesterday's close, euper venrd before the end of the flrat hour. with another, but mora moderate, decline at midday. In the early afternoon fresh selling In Increasing volume was -witnessed, with greater unsettlement, all tn leaaing locks falling under low prices of tne forenoon, but waa not wiuiuut algn ot liquidation, partly for foreign account Humors regarding the tone or wasntng- ton second not to Germany were then in active circulation, but these were clearly In th nature of conjecture and failed of serious acceptance In conserva tive quarters. Soma Improvement wa noted In th final hour, but recoveries were mostly fractional, with a feverish close. Total sales amounted to (VastM) shares. Among the few stocks calling for ape ctflo mention war Bethlehem Steel, which attained to a new high price of KM on the early rebound, but yielded later In common with other specialties, t'oppeia were Inclined to Increase recent gains on establishment of the new high prices of 2u cents for the refined metal and another advance In by-producta, and I'nkjed mates Alcohol was prominent among minor Industrials on confirmation of the entrance of new and powerful Interests to the directorate. Another Im portation of gold from Canada, coin ciding with th relenae of more gold by he Rank of Knglsnd. constituted the features of the forelMii exchange market, with franoa also showing a firmer ten dency. Honda were Irregular, prices shading after an early show of strvngth. TuliU aalea, par value, aggregated tl.M.Ono. I'niied statoa bonds were unchanged on call. Number f sale and leading quotations on stock war as follows: gala. HI ik. turn. Ctoee. Alaaka Oal4 I. KM Jba i 14 Aiaalaainate, l'naaae .... i,.imi 7c, 71 America, heat BSisae .... l.: 47 4 7i !v 7i Anxrl.w S. 'it!!!!!'.!! 17.1IK) lot, 74 I Aaierkwa H 4 a. ,td imj Antertraa 4uar Raftalng. t aw ii iim 1.40D 1US va ri tin "ti. is Iim l'- irta I. we 7ta u l"i t. . IMS is Ja J rx 4 . )) US Ha til 41'i JO i.ii 4. i :u xh mm iv 'ii" t si U. id i:, I ! l 117V ' S te 43S, i i i'i, iii 4.1(a) ilSi tu Allien, -a a 1.1. a Tal i:t r.'i S 1i i.i4 7V Ha IM wv A marl aa Tnhace Anar-oaoe Mining A.4il. Halllmor Ohti ! California Hetrmeuim ... Canadian ra. Ill ratral I nattier 1atae a Ohio alr o Ureal Wealera.. O , at. 4 M. r chic s KtrtB-Mra IS I 134 S I I I Zi , r Vi"".-'.' ' ' CalnraUa a . U'.hera ... j Vh ' o ".m!::: ' PinHler' .irtiia. ... I 4 11 tt S.'S ' Krte fteneeal ' rW Oraal Nun hera I4 iiraal Northern or eifa.. r.uaaenhalm Kiplorallue. Illiauia ('antral HI 41 l"T' I I ll I S.SS ', HIS - l ""r"u" M' Iiiaairatlaa 4 ..ppar in'raamni Hrfvetir., 'vVnia'"" " loaievtii a Nyiii'!! Meil.iaa Htrulaum M !. re T.)M l.riw I ! .MS "in ) K 1 ll t M l.3uS ! lUt, ii', i. s'a :4 ii. ? m in 14 Ik '4 lS "S US a.., i":'a J4 i " 'e n lt 11 117 a US la .' HI'S 1. at a Vila ml CHlr VI..-. K T Mluourl N'lflC .... Naltoual bia-ult .... Nailaaal Ul Nevada Cappee Saw YiM-4 i ratral .. N V . N. H 4 H . Nan'ala We-tera . Nnrinr P If If ... I, ilia Ma '""' T' Tal., , iuaJYaM-'('r'" W" ' ' I li?. i,.' g ..i: ta IMS V 1"S lii :i 141 T "l 1.11 s 144 School in Charming Opretta X V f a .'it 7- r V .J : at v f , i I , .. j4-rv rjrw "a. v ; ' 4 cast, parlab-ed. It must never be apoken and ahould never be thought Th girl and boys covered themselves with glory In theaa game and also had plenty of glory left with which to cover Mlsa Mabel Oortnley, tha teacher who, bad drilled them. Tha applause from on game had scarcely aubslded when fresh phalanx and oohorta of white-desaed, araUlng girls issued from soma glade on tha hill sVIe, took their place in tha amphithea ter and went through soma new game for the delectation of th spectators and for their own very evident childish de light. Sometime they mereijr what hall w say without using tha forbidden word 7 Bometlmea they merely gamed, let us say. And sometime they both gamed and gang. In both oases tha af fect was charming. In tha gypsy song thirty' boy and girls presented a bright picture in vari-colored sashes, red bandannas on heads and bl7 earring In ear. Tha boys wanted to be called "plruts," but they had to be content a gypsies. "The Laurel and tha Rose" waa th name of a charming operatta In two act. Th chorus consisted of nearly a ftnrk lalaa4 Ce ..... Rock I,ln4 Co. pfd Hi. L 4 H, F. M phi gnuthera Parlfl 4,7") ! Hnulharn Hallway ........ too If la Tanneaaa ttoppor II. He M M, Teas Co MO 17 I'AV, t'nloa I'aclfto H.1WI 1J4H tttSk tnlon I'acin rfd t'nlia4 etialaa ptaal M.40 MUj M t nltad Hlataa Steal p(4 I tak Copper M.4 l', 4VI4 Wahaah pM H Wastarn tnlon t.4"0 474, 41 Waatlnsboua Electric ... tl.XN MS 4 4 S 4 n list, Its H 4 4 stontana Fovtr Tots! sal lor th day. 40. are sharsa . UTILITY IS FIRST ELEMENT IN MODERN BUILDINGS R. n. Wright, manager of th real es tate department of the Bankers Realty Investment company, developed th idea of a modern apartment house or family hotel In a talk before th Building Own er and Manager association at th Commercial club Tuesday noon. II used the Blackaton hotel, which the Bank era Realty Investment company, la to build at Tlilrty-elxth and Farnam street, as hi model. lie declared that utility I th moat Important element In the modern build ing, whether tn business or resldenc property, and th fancy ' architecture comes second. "Th effort should be to combine sim ple lines gracefully In th designing of aa exterior," he aald. Every detail of tha arrangement of a building must be carefully studied out to best meet th requirements for the most efficient and the most economical operating method." The speaker pointed out that his com pany, mad a comprehensive atudy of big family hotel building all over th coun try before deciding on th plan for th on they are to build here, with th re sult that they have combined th best elements of all snd have avoided aome of the mistakes others have made. JUNE TRAVEL TO COAST STARTS WITH A RUSH , Railroad passenger men are delighted with the way the June business Is start ing In. Westbound the Burlington and Union Pacific are now running from eight to ten extra sleepers on each of ths reg- uiar trains, ana in addition nearly every l cond sections follow those that go through to the coaat. It la estimated that at thla time fully 7t per cent of the peo ple going west are ticketed to the roast. COMMERCIAL CLUB GLEE CLUB AT LAST GETS JOB The Commercial club Olee club will give a nuinher of selections at the Core mtrrtsl cli.b outing. June 17, st the Field dub. This glee club haa been In 'rain ing for a long time. The meinlier are In what tle lort writer would call th "I Ink of condition." That la, their vortl corda are pink with exercise. ARTIST'S DREAM- IS PUT OVER FOR ONE WEEK Because of actlvltl-s In Ih school thla ' instead of som receiving US.OOA snd week and of th absence of the high j other $10,000 or lea, waa sharply critl school cadet who ar In camp at UaJ-Seised a th House ot Commona today vern. la.. "Th Artist' Dream." to have been given Friday and Saturday st th Boyd theater by W. K. Chambers' denc- ing pupils, haa been postponed until Frl day and Saturday, Jun IS and 14. Rehearsals will continue all this week and until th play la given next week. Apartments, flats, houses and cottage ran be rented quickly and cheaply by bee ' Tor Rent" Aa. x a 4 V, "' :' ' JZ 1 Li hundred girl and boys who had been drilled to a high state of perfection by Miss Martha Orim. All these girl and boys bora garlands of flower and many of th gtrls had flowers draped about their small persona Ton must know, good people, that these are "ruses" In a garden and they - are quite happy as roses ought to be. And now comes th "laurel" In th person of Harry Jones, whose person ts hung with Uvurel leave. ' And th laurel wants to loin tha rose and live with them. But they will hav none of it. "W are all bright flower," they sing, "whila you ara nothing but green leaves." But th plea of th laurel la so eloquent that th kind-hearted roses can't resist, and they finally admit th laurel to their garden of rose, where all live happily ever after. Laura, Qorham took th principal gtrl part Tha wand drill waa participated in by all th children. Led by four girls, they went through th movements In perfect time and were rewarded by thunderous applause. At hint io Director Cams was active in the exercises, aa was also Miss Martha I Powell, principal of tha aohool. IRISH HAY WRECK ENGLISH CABINET Hationaliiti Won't Stand for Foe of Home Bole at Chancellor of Dublin University. . TOEIES INSIST HE GET PLACE LONDON, June 9. Tbe difficulty of filling tbe office of lord chancellor of Ireland haa not yet been over come. The unionists urge the ap pointment of James H. M. Campbell, unionist member of tbe House of Commons, for the chancellorship of Dublin university, but the national ists strongly oppose this on account of Mr. Campbell' Ulster sympathies. It Is understood that Mr. Campbell will be Induced to abandon big claim and accept a Judgeship instead. Th nationalist at a meeting yester day passed a. resolution, on th motion of John Dillon, declaring against con scription. Th resolution stated that compulsory military service la needless and that an attempt to enforce It would break up th unity of th United 'King dom. Threw Is Practice. It appears that sir. Campbell received th offer of tbe chancellorship from a source he considered competent to. offer It and threw up his practice at the bar to accept. The cabinet met yesterday to consider the situation, but apparently no decision was arrived at. It is rumored that If th appointment of Mr. Campbell is with drawn aa a result of nationalist threats Plr Edward Carson will resign aa attor ney general and that perbap other mem bers of th new coalition ministry wUI give up their portfolios. Th nationalist contention is that the coalition government was formed to carry on th war aud not to interfere with th government of Ireland, and they strongly j object to. Mr. Campbell, who slways has j been prominent la anti-home rule agita tions. According to the Daily New, the lib eral and nationalists would only be pleased if the crisis Involved the resigna tion of Sir KJward Carson. They con tend that ths coalition would be strength ened by his disappearance. On thu other hand, ahould Andrew Lonar Law and other unionists resign, they argue, Mr. Aequlth would be almost compelled to advise the dissolution of Parliament and a general election. Criticise Prut4ed Peol. Th project of pooling their salaries, recently agreed to by the member ot th new coalition ministry, by which each secretary draws yearly about fcU.ftJ dur st consideration of th salary ot th mlniater of munitions. Premier Aequlth announced that h Us - ltened t ucb a dlacussioa with surprise land sain. Th only question before the iljr question berore tne tr ths new minister of i receive a salary of mm at Commons was to money beutd be apent i. esd of deletes in j house waa whether 'munitions wss to 4B,r0. If the Hoji pry Into bow thla a H would mean th public life. AIIERICAH POLICY DECIDED FINALLY Going- of Bryan Serrea Notice to World that President and Cab inet Stand Firm. VON BEHNSTOEFF SEES LANSING WASHINGTON. June . The policy of the United SUteg toward Germany -an Insistence on the ob servance of neutral rights and the safeguarding of the lives ot Ameri cans on the high seas was de termined finally today at a cabinet session. Secretary Bryan's resignation had been submitted and accepted when the meeting convened and he took little part in the discussion. The note which Is to be sent to Germany tomorrow was read over for the last time to the cabinet by President Wil son. Suggestions ot some minor changes were noted by the president. Means I'. B. Is Flem. Th resignation of Mr. Bryan, who ad vocated a course that under no cir cumstance would lnrolv th United Htate In war. spread th tmpreaaion that th president and hi cabinet had de rided firmly that th right of th United Btatas must be upheld In any eventuality that may aria. While no Inkling as to th contents of th not was given. It Is understood that an unfavorable reply will mean tha severance of diplomatic relations with Qermany, and that attacks on Americans thereafter might lead to even graver complications. Th effect on the general situation ot secretary Bryan's withdrawal from th cabinet was th subject of general com ment vryhre. Foreign diplomatists iniarnrtltd It aa alsmlflcant of a forceful course on th part of th United Btateav They were busy with their cod books and cablegrams tonight advising their respective government of the cabinet change and its significance. In Austro -German Quarters, whar there ha been gom confidence that Secretary Bryan's influence for peace would make impossible a rupture between th United State and Germany th resignation ot th secretary caused much uneasiness. In other official and dtplomatlo quar ters, th vew was held that by accepting th resignation of Mr. Bryan, th presi dent has demonstrated to Germany hi earnest Intention of securing reparation for ths los of American lives on th Luattanta and a guarantee against other violations of American rights. Count von Bernstorff, the German am bassador, called on Counsellor Lsxnslng arly in th day to inform him that al though the embassy quarters had been removed to Odarhurst, I I., he would main hero indefinitely to await a copy of th American note. Later In the day Mr, Lansing announced that th German em bassy had transmitted two more affida vits of persons who clulmed to have over heard peoplo say there were guns on the Lrtisltania. The report of this investigation came to hand today ard 1 believed to have been one ot the things which delayed th American note. The president emphasised to callers early today that there had been no Intentional or unnecessary delay in preparing the document. 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