Nebraska Newspapers

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THE BEE: OMAHA. TIIUHSPAY, JUNE 24. 1915.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts for the Week Most
Liberal, with Demand for he
. Desirable Kinds.
HEAVY RUN OF HOGS ALL WEEK
80LTH OMAHA. June . 1P1S.
Becelpta were: Cettie. Hns Sheep.
Official Mnrirtav 4.0i:. .7'5 H.T'I
Official Tuodav o.ntt 1-5 0"1 J.4:M
ltmat Wednesday.. 5.W "
J days tiil week....l4.i. ..T1S
tHame dsve last k..l.H TXltl
frame dnva 2 week aeo 2M70
Same days 3 nkii ago 14.374 U.
hmi davs 4 vcrkmno 1.1 .V 2 V
Same dsve last veer.. JT.4M
x.974 j
4 ;!
6.84fl
.li
JS.K&
Th following tabic shew the rer-lpts
ff cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the yar to
date, aa compared with laat year:
1315. i:l. 'c-
Cattle 41MAM SM.flhO 1.234
Jlngs l.r74.4. l."3.wl Zm.M
l-hcep K4.4.i 1.047.7!4 M.SnS
Th following Uhla show th average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stork mstket for the lait faw day, with
romie-neons:
I 'ate i imr,. 11914. 1U. 1M2 I It'll HHIO-I'S01'.
June I 7 4:
7 M t 871 I a K, t
17 1 ) 7 4u I I 99. St
J 17
7 41
une 10 7 4'
June 11
' 3bV 7 871 S 27
o Ml U
7 87
7
J una 11 T I U I till 7 ft I W
J una 13 I SOOj 8 591 7 81 I .Si i
June 14, 7 14V 8 Mi 7 3.i I 7!i 2' 7 M
June li) 7 Cl 8 0! 7 to! S 71 J J"l I
June 14. 7 12:-.l 8 III. 8 30 I i tin 8 Ski i M
June 17 7 2-'Si 8 Oi. 8 4l 7 16U 1 1 7 o.
' 1
June. 80l 7 29l $ fl '
Sunday.
' Bceipu pfl fllpoltton of live atork at
he Union Htock yanla. South Omaha,
JVeb., for twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock, p m., yeaterday:
RECEIPTS CAKLOADB.
Cattle.Hoa-a.8heep.Hra
rP.. M. A fit P
.Mlaaouri Pacific ... 4
UTnion Pacific f2
8
64
66
43
80
C N. W.. eaat...
a'. N. W.. weat...
n
i
23
6
44
10
8
a
C, tH. P.. M. O..
B. m , eaai...
B. & Q. weat...
R 1 1 r, eaat..
R. 1. A P.. west.
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
Total raealDts ..SIS
1S5
82
niRPoaiTioN hkaT)
uatue.Mois.Br.
ep.
Mnrrii A Co., . Wl
1.4.12
927
2X1
uHr a. ro 1121
2,000
1.7U2
ididahy Packlruj Co l.S"4
l.Mt
3,71
Armour A Co-..
878
Fchwaxts A Co
J. W. Murphy
'Lincoln Packing Co....
4o. Omaha, racking Co.
if, ft 8
'Jllll A Son
V. B. Lewis
I. F. liuas
Hoaenitock Broa
IWerthelmer A Uegen...
01. P. Uarnillon
Hullivaji Broa
Mo. A iCan. Calf Co....
4'hrlatla
tH I trains
Huffman
iKoth M
iMtyers
Tanner Bros.
John Harvey
Uxnnla
Other buyers
82
h
80
63
95
12
W
f
M
27
S
22
8
1
8
41
127
19
SMI
1.717
Totals 6.2T8 10.4CT 8.229
CATTL.M-necelpte were very lleral
today. 214 care belnr reported In. This
.brliiKS the total for the first half of the
week up to 14.LS8 head, the largest of any
recent week and larger than a. year ago
by over 8,000 head. M
The demand wa again very good for
dealrablo kinds of cattle, both heavy and
light. Cattle of that description were
aalely tt.-adv with yeaterday. On the
other han4, the leaa tloalrable klnda, that
da cattle that were unfinished, were a
little alow to sell. ,
I'nwa and halfara moved freely at Prices
that were fully steady with yesterday.
Pull were also In good demand, and the
name was true of veal calvea. there being
ilttle or no change from yesterday.
There were not enough feeders In the
Varus to teel out the market, but the feel
ing was firm. There was quite sprink
ling of trnrhy Block cattle, but they are
more or leas neglected and alow sellers
tvery day. .
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
yearlings. W.Mrrv ; good to choice corn
ifed beeves. S.WK(i.30; fair to good corn
led beeves, Hi. .0; common to fair
oornfed beeves. 87.& SO; good to chol
heifers, 87.00"aT.76; good to choice cowe,
Sfc.7btu7.GO; fair to good cows. 8t.7&4i-7&;
common to fair cows. S4.uttj6.7&; R" d to
choice atockers and feeders. S7.0.2O;
fair to good atockera and feedera, ?.J1
,7.60; common to fair atockttra and fetidera,
Stt.UW-Ou: stock heifers, 86 757 00. itock
rows. 8.6U60; stx-k calvea. f.0mu.00:
veal calves, W.OO-tflO.XO; fat bulla, slags,
etc.. $6.2Au7.lV.
Hepresentatlve aalea:
BlSICs' 8THI1JR8.
fa. At. Pt. No. A. P,.
; . M IN 17 111!
I). I : 17 IM1 tt
tl ! I M 10 IJOt t 71
IT SM 14 II UMI an
II 117 44 M Ilil i M
a nrt t to 11 m at
taw 1 at it n S w)
BTbaJrus AM ll HKlt'KKri.
1 1.' Til 1 M S4 us t 41
SU 4M lot IT I W
M M TM 04 II TH S M
SI. .......... KM I U m Si IK
JK. ........ I 4
. BTOCkERB AND FEEDKHS.
1 a...-. Ill ', U 47T 7 M
St.M... m ID II t4 I l
4 UI I M
HOG 8 Another liberal run showed up
today, about 194 cars, or 13,000 head, being
jreportad In. Total for the three days Is
M.'ill bead, being 13.000 larger than laat
week, and over SOuo laranr than a year
ago. This week B receipts are heavier than
tuiy recent week with one eaceptlon .
. The liberal supply and bearish advices
from other markets made It almost a cer
tainty that local sellers would have to
make some sort of oouoesklon and ahlp
lera bad little trouble In buying freely
I at a nickel decline. Their purchases,
whlca were heavier than fur some time
emd Included a number of butcher and
litavy weight hogs, were msde largely
'at 8T.S0tia.4i). with tope as high aa 7.46,
Just So under Tuesdsy'a beet figure.
1 Packers were very bearish and their
spenin bids were fully a dime lower than
veaterday'a average trade. Nothing aold
n tbla hast a. however, and even when
bids had atrenathened until thev were
too more than &410o lower, hogs did not
sell Very freely, although some strings
.were cashed around 87. Sj. which means
la Ijj'lOe decline. By 10:80 one packer raised
lils offers until they were no more than
fully &c lower, and It waa then that the
general moven.vent started.
Towards the close the 1 larket easel
rx ft hill .scaln. and no d n any of
the last aalea wore Vt'Vo lelow yester
clav'a prices, or a hH'- under today'a
good time. The g'Tral markrt waa
quoted aa a big nickel lower, and a little
more In icts. There was atill a lew
hori unaold at wtdd'.y.
Bulk aold largely at 87 1 .85. with
a sprlnklln of heavlea on down to I7.".
and tops as hlsh as 7.4&.
KeresenlaUve sales:
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... 7
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... T 41
S3
41
Ki 7 a
SHKKP Trade did not open out quite
ao brightly tins morning aa on the two
previous days of the week, but the bulk
oi the lamha finally alerted moving It
was at different figurea that were fully
Old) with yesiwrday. Hulk of the
range aprlng lamba auld at 89.00 aa high
as baa tx-en paid this week, and In fact
the best fig me paid since laM Wediiva
day, when tops brought 89 .75. Af.er a
trading baala had been established it did
not take long to clean up pracMrally
-everything. " As waa expected re.eipts
.this week Jiav been laranr than for
so rue time, most of the supplies being
from the raniie. and since laust week s
crop value have held firiu. and. f o that
u atter. current t' I'd are a dim Higher
ttfcn last tyrldsy.
Hcontecntatix v salt's:
No. Av. Tr.
1 native spring lumlis 5 "."4
13 native spring lambs 5 S ft
si cull lam oa 4 '
' cull laml'S ... 42 7 iv
" vjuutatloue OB t'beep and l-a niba
lmb, good to rhope. 87 7 p4.2i; lamba.
fair to good, 87 4y J. 75 ; lamha. egrtna,
86"ti.fO: yearlings, lair to rhol. . S 50
Stt7so' wethera, fair to choice. tMHt.1j;
j una IN 1 IB !H .1 I 4d 1
Jnna 10 ? aru 1 20! 41 1 29 & 92 I i
ina Ml i 211 8 401 7 3i! 6 91 I'M
me II 7 4if 18 411 7 4il J 13 1 J
no' m a. i i m M I 4 iC at ni ft 17 7 M
a iiA ft 11 M la
,
good to choice.
l-MK.3n; ewes,
to good, MflrnH.TJ.
tattle trona Una Weak Sheep
rlrm.
(MH'Atio, .tunc ?:i t ' ATTLK Iter rlpts,
Ij.oO head, market strong, tmtlve beef
meets. I. w. western eterrs. 7.triJ
kl'.: row and hclfcrs, .ir.ti9.i; rilvrs.
f..iO'pnm.
Ill US-l(ccelpt. m.Ofio head; market
fak. lOfil.V lower: hulk. 8;.4.r7.lfi; Hunt
7. 4'rj T .: mixed. 17 avp7.7n; heavy, 7.ri
rough, 87ii7.lf; pigs, i mr07.4.
Ml KB!' AMI LAMBS Receipts, lO.nnf)
heao; market firm: sheep, 8VrWul.40;
lamha, ST.onttil.K; springs. K7Vfr 10.10
Kansas ly Lite Mtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 23. CATTLE Ke
relpt. 8.Wi heid. market strong; prime
fed steers, t I xfrSdo; dressed Wt-f steers.
87 kVhf on, wpstern steers, 87.SOiuw.2n; atock
ers and feeder s, 9;.Z'tf..2-'i; hulls, $t 0-rf
7.W"; calves. nt.'y io.50.
Jfi MIS Kpcelpts. I(rt) head; market,
lower- hulk of sales, . $7..Va7 M; heavy
87. fc'fty 7. n'. iisckcrs and butchers. $7
i.; light, r.f"i7IO; plus, 87.0fW7.25.
BHKKP AND l-A SI HH-Rrrel.ota. 8 WW
hend; market steady; lamha. 8S.Vf?0.7S;
yearlings. 8tWr7.M; wethers. ivioi(.o0;
ewes, 84.7Mf5.2.V
at. .nale l.le Itork Market.
ST. l1tIS. June 23, PATTLf! Re
rel ts. 4..Krt head: market steady; native
beef steors, S7..Wf0 ; yearlings, ateera
am' heifers, 81.00110.40; cows. 81.0tvfi7.."fl:
stockers and feeders, Pi fKVjit.Z;; southern
steers. i:,.::,ifS.v.; cows and heifers, f 4.00'(J
8.5"; nstle calves, Sfi oti 10.00.
HfHIH Iterelpta. 8.v head: market
lower; pigs and lights. 8 .VKh7A214; r.ilned
end butchers. 87.Sotj7.KO; good hesty, 87.70
tT.7"i.
HHRF.P AND LAMBS-Receipts 810
head; market ateady; clipped native mm
tone. S.Vflu!S.2i; clipped lamha, 7.i48.6S;
aptlng lamha. 87.6010.00.
Ions City 8,1t stock Market.
HIOMX CITY, la., .tune 23.-CATTI.E
Hecelpts. I. (on head, market firm: native
steers. S7.KWf9.IO; hutchers. SVSUif 7.7.V;
cows and heifers. 8VOi7j;.: canners. 84 00
t4 7R; stoi ker and leedera, Sn.tOftl.ln;
calves. 8Ti.7r.ii 10.00; bulls, atags, etc., 85.2.
7-
jlOOft Receipts, 9 WW head; market
So lower; heavy. 87.2offl7.4R; mixed, 8)7. ff
7 2K; light, 7.00a7.1O; bulk of sales, 87.0fy(i
7.3H.
SHEEP AND IjAMBB Receipts, 3-M
head.
t. Joseph Live Mtoek Market.
PT. JOPRPH. June 28 CATTUK Re
ceipts, 1.01)0 head; market strong; steers,
87.onij4.2.-,; rows and heifers, 84.500.10;
calves. SS.0OQ9 00.
HO(l-ltecelpts. 8.000 head; market
frospecta higher; top, 87.66; hulk of sales,
7.4fTj7.60.
SWEEP AND 7,AMBRecelpts. 1.000
head; market higher; lambs, S.Oo(9.4V",.
New York Mower Market.
NF1W TORK, June 28 MERCANTILE
PA PER SHfl'Sty per cent.
PTETtMNll fexCHANOE Bitty day
bills. 84 7325; demand. 84.7'0; cables, 84.7710
SILVER Bar. 4Hc; Mexican do'larg
87Ho.
BONDS Government, ateady; railroad,
lrtegular.
TIME LOANB-Pteady; sixty days, SU,
per cent; ninety daya, S per cent; six
months. 2i?i per rent.
CALL MONEY-Hteady; high, 1 per
rent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate. H
pei cent; last loan, per cent; closing
bid, t per cent; offered at 1 per cent.
Cloalng pti'-ea on bonds:
V. g. rf. la. reg.... KV'Mo, rac. c la ... M
do rnuDon
.. Wl N. T. f. s. 4Vi... 7IIV4
Y. ntr 4H mm
..lix)4N. Y. atate 4"....fau
..tn N. Y N. H. H.
V. . la ras
so coupon . . , .
f 8. 4. ri....
00 roupon 11014, st. la IKH
Panama Is enupoa. ,lc No. Pscltls 4s Itu.
Am. Hmaltsrs s...lni4 do la vj
1. 1. . v i"iii. . 1.. rer. 4a Kl
Armour Co. 4H.. t Pao. Tat. la.... VI
Ati'tusna ran. 4a.... 1iT.nii con. 4s. M
Hal. Ohio 4a t mn. 4Ua mill
' ivrinmK sn. aa
a. h. a o j. 4a ... g. u. H. r r.
C 14 H P g 4Ha. .HHt go, ps . u...
de ev. la 104 do raf. 4a
'' "2 er. la
P. A R. Q. raf. Is.. 47 80. Railway Is..
Kris n. 4s 47 L'nlon Paultla 4a
(lea. Klsctrle la.... a.
.. MS
4s 4v
.. U
.. .
.. mt.
Ot No. lat Ui.. Wl'. ft. Rubber ts... tit's
ill. Can. raf. 4s... 17 v. a. tUa.1 la M
w. i-. en. ral. aa... snix Wahaah lat Is lulu
N. unl. 4a.... ssuwsat. I'nloa lu. ... S7-
K. T. lat 4a. 77 Want glaa.
kM. Oflerae.
ev. la.. 104
Haak Clearings.
OMAHA June H-ltinl. rl
Omaha today were 83,641. S3J.18 and for
the corresDondlnar daw la, u - -. a., - ,
OS2.67. '
Nebraska to Send
Delegates to Anti
Saloon Convention
Several Omaha men. acme LI ncnln
delegatea and others from various parta
of the state are to start the flrat part
of next week for Atlantic. City, N. J.,
for the sixteenth annual convention of
the Antl-aloon Laag'ta of America Ten
thouaand delegatea are expected to at-
;end the convention. It la to be held on
the new 1.0M).ooo pier. Just completed.
H. r. Carson of Lincoln, auoerlntend.nt
of the Nebraska Antl-Paloon leaaru win
go from Lincoln. 8. K. Warrick of
Bcott'g Bluff, president of the state Antt-
Baloon league, la to go from the wsatem
part of the state. H. J. drove and W. E.
Foshler are degclstes that are to ao from
Omaha. The convention la to cover the
daya of July 6 to S, Inclusive.
Polish-Americans
Endorse President
5' arm atidoraement of President Wilson
was expressed la resolutions by th
Polish-America a Cltlxens' club at South
OmaJia Tuesday and a telegram was
sent to the president as follows:
The Polish-American Cltlaona' clnh nf
South Omaha. Neb., at the metlnir held
on the tU day of June. W5. ut the
Pulaski hall, have unanimously exnreesed
their hi f;h rat approval of the true Amcr
Itsn spirit which you have so stead
fastly shown In the prneant crisis.
tin behalf ol the many hundreds of
members of the club and rn behalf of
three thousand I3.i Polish peonle of
South Ombha, permit ua to express our
deep appreciation of your foreign pollcloa
and asmire you of our at rung faith In
your anininintnttion. vc alm-errly tnirt
that you will successfully and aafelv
Pilot the shin of state throiiah this
and gul.l H re aa to avert. If possible,
the horrors of war.
POI.1SH-AMKRICAN CITIZENS' CU'B
of South Omaha, Neb.
RKV. MICHAEL F. OLI BA. Honorary
President.
RKV. JOHN J. HKREK.
FRANK HKJSTKR. President
FRANK HAJDAK. Vice PresidenU
FRANK MADI'HA. Secretary.
WOZNIAK. Treaaurer.
Farmers Collect
For Hail Damage
Whll the damage to growing eropa by
the hailstorms of lait week covered only
a limited area In Nebraska compared
with the entire portion cropped. It
amounted to considerable through Clay,
Adams. Kearney, Franklin. Phelps and
Harlan countlea.
W. B. Elbotirn. state agent of the Na
tional Insurance company of Hartford.
Conn., aaeerts that In th counties named
luMtra aggregating 871 000 to email grain
have been reported. He. with a fore of
adjuatera, left for the hall-atrlcken belt,
where they will work until th claims are
all paid. Throughout th state, Mr. F.l
boura asserts, the wheat Is Insured on
a bar la of twenty-thre to twenty-five
bushels er acre and the adjustment Is
made on the basis of the price paid at
the nearest market town on the day of
the dealructlon of the crop.
A "For brie" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into rash.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Foreign Affairs Again Take Prece
dence in the Securities
Market.
DECLINE IN CANADIAN PACIFIC
NKW YORK. June 23 -Foreign affairs
took precedence again today In the stock
market, prices being governed, so far as
thev manifested anv definite tenderv v,
hy the Russian defeat In tlallcla and fur
ther selling of AmerPan r'ciirltles 111
Ixmdin. VVhlle these sales were not ex
tensive, they were sufficiently large to
effect a decline in Canadian Pacific to
17. tlie olwest since pais, when the
sto k was on a 7 per cent hauls. The
preaont return Is 10 per cent.
Conditions abroad were further com
plicated hy renewed weakness here !n
French and (lerman exchange. Paris
checks were quoted at the new record
of 6 49, despite the virtual consumma
tion of a new French loan hy New York
hankers, and remittances to Berlin and
Hamburg at "lk duplicated the recent
low record for marks. Sterling was
lalrly steady, firmness resulting from
local hutlng of lindon hills to meet re
rent mil's there of American stocks. A
considerable part of today's sales for
London probably was caused by the de.
sire of British Investors to participate In
the new rr loan.
Reading's) strength and activity, to
gether with advanres In other coal
allures, furn'shed one of the few features
of the clay. Lackawanna added another
7 points to yesterday's gain, making a
lotMl of 15 points In two days. x Haltlmor.
Ohio and ft. Paul alno rose moderately,
and Itock Island, Western Msrylitni) and
Minneapolis & St. Louis gained 1 to 4
points.
War specialties were more variable
than u"al, declines and advances being
fairly divided Coppers) were lower, re
flecting the atagnnnt state of the metal
market, lowest prices were recorded In
the final hour, rereaslons In 1'nlon Pacl'le
mill t.'nlted Stetea Steel causing a heavy
clore. Totnl wales T.al.ml shares.
The effect of additional forelan offer
ings wbs apparent In the Irregular mar
ket for bonds, particularly the Interna
tional group. Among the minor Inactive
Issues some sharp aalna were msde. To
tal ml", par value, aggresraten .'.niu.i.
I nlteri mates bonds
were unchanged
on cell.
Number or saiea and leading quotations
on atocka were aa follows:
aaias. Hlh. Lew. Clo-a.
Alaaka nnl4 1.41 US '
Amalgamate op oar .... 1.000 74 14'4 7
Amerlrsn Beat Susar MS
Amarl-an t an t" 4V, 45 41
American R 1701 11 "w
American a R nfd 1oi
Am Rusar llaflnlns 1"'
American Tel Tal WO 123ta 123V. WS'i
American Tohacco T&
Anaconrls Mlnlns 1.400 3' 4 i
A'rhlsnn J.l"0 e S lf1 1""
Halllmors a Ohio 1.400 74 Tl, 774
brooklyn fUpM Transit.. 10 t )
t'sliromla Patrnlaum 14 i
(anaillaa Pacific 1I.50D 147V, lt
Central Iaihar 4.M0 4IS "'
(-haaspeske Ohio l.om 40'i 'MS S
Chlcsso . W 1.00 lit, t1"4
Chlckso. M 4V Ht. P .I4 OS 01 91
Chlcaso a N. W P M m
( hlno tapper 1.401 44 4,
Colorado ril Iron ... Oi U4 IS l?S
tiolorado a southern. 2H
Ienar g Rio Qrando 4
Danrar B. O. pM HI
THallllara- tacurltlss .... lO.SOO rt M 27,
Kris 1.400 r M IKS
leneral Klartrlr 1.400 171', 171 nil,
(iroat Northern pfd T'O 111 1141, 1IS
(Imt No. Ore rtta 1 l III', M ll4
tlutsanhelm Kiploratlon.. 1,700 4 UV4 ',
llllnula Control 104
Intarbomuah kat. p4.... I 77' 74', 7S"4
Inspiration Cor-oor i.lioo U4 31S IIS
lntamallonal Hsrvaalar 1"?S
Kanaaa Cltr goutharn.... 400 31 ' n'i 55
Lehlxh aVIIaj 8.4U.) 144 US' 14KS
Ixiulavllla a NssliTllls 117
Mexican Petroleum S.l'io TJ 7IS 75S
Miami rnppor 7o II H H V.
Mlaaourl. K. T 400 II ll 1l
Mlasourl I'arltlo 8.100 11 104, 1V
National Blaeull IH'4
National Iad ton 44 S K4
Narada tkippar ICO II H', 11
Naw York (antral S.400 90 It's WW,
N. T . N. H. A It J.HO 17 US I4
Norfolk g Weatant 1"J
Northers Pselfls I.loo l7'k 107S 107
Pacific Mall 7.1K0 14 14 S 94S
Paclilc Tal. A Tal SI
Paimarl'anla 1.400 107 1S 104
Pullman Palars Oar 101
Har Con. ( oppar I.4O0 14 IIS 1
itasdlns II.ItM 147 141 144
Hapubllr Iron gtasl.... MO SD 10 3
'Hoes laland 1 S ,
Rork laland (V pfd
gt. I I I F. Id pfd... 1 MO
gouthara f-svlflo 4 OK MS MS
Houthara Hallwar Tat 11 14 11
Tennosaos ( oppor l.loO M IS M
Teaaa nipanjr 117
:t nliMI Pacific 1.600 1I 1 lffl
t'nlon Pacific nfd Ino I0'4 10 S
I'nlted Htstaa Htael SO.1'0 fl m eo
I' g. Rtael eld t.ono 100', lv o
I'tah rospar 8,100 41 M 47
wabsih pfd
Waatera Vnloa , 44
Wastlnshauao Klaetrls .. I too 91 tk ps
Montana Power 4
Total salaa fur the dar. IMI.000 shares.
Omaha Men Start
On Trip to Boost
Good Roads Move
Twenty automohlle loads or mote of
good roads and good fellowship boosters
are expected to start out of Omaha at 1
o'clock this afternoon for their tour of
three days through th towns of northern
and eastern Nebraska. Nellgh Is the ex
treme northern and western point to be
touched Uion on this tour. The Thurs
day night stop Is to be mad In Columbus.
The Friday night stop will be Norfolk.
The party Is due back In Omaha by Sat
urday evening at I o'clock.
Word has been received that Governor
J. If. Morehead is to arrive In Omaha
and accompany th party. Th governor
Is to rlde th pilot car with Oould Diets,
pilot of the expedition.
Coast to Coast in
His Automobile
Driving a SUams car R. W. Simms, an
importer from Jacksonville, Fla., reached
Omaha yeaterday enroute to the Pacific
coast, having been out alnce May 23. To
morrow lie will continue hla Journey, go
ing by way of Denver, where he will
atop a couple of days. After visiting the
expositions Mr. Slmms will motor back
to Florida, taking a southern route.
D-peaktng of the trip he ssid:
"CSenerally I found the roads good,
though there were some bad spots. The
northern country looks fine, but to me
nothing looks better than Omaha. 1 waa
here some yesrs ago and note many
changes In th city."
t esals of Fremoat Mea Killed.
FREMONT. Neb.. June 23.-1 Special.)
George H. Kendrlck. a cousin of Henry
and John Kendrlck, prominent Fremont
residents, wss killed when a paasenger
steamer rammed a yacht belonging to
C. K. Q. Billings off the cbast of lng
Island, according to Information that
reached th Fremont men. Mr. Kendrlck
waa at dinner on the passenger best
when the accident happened. One other
paasenger was killed.
PILES AND FISTULA CURED H-m u w,.ith
Thouaanda of the moat prominent people of Omaha and Nebraska will
teatify that Dr. Mnxwell cured them of PILKH and FlSTl'LA.
A WRITTEN tJUARANTEK IN EVERY CAS12 TREATED.
PAY WHEN CURED
WHY PROLONG YGCYt BCrVERlNOT
It. Maxwell haa for twenty-eight years In Omaha apeclsMied In treating
PILES AND FlSTl'LA, AND t PKKli WITHOUT Sl'C.KHY OH PAIN. PAT
IENTS IKJ NOT U)SE ANY TIME FROM Bl'BlNKSS.
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medlcai College, New York City, N. T.
DR. WILLIAM CREIGHTON MAXWELL
Hours S to 12. 3 to S. Sunday 10 to 12.
Pgllenia Must Come to the Office for Treatment.
408-S-l Omaha National Bank Bldg. 17th and Farnam eta.. Omaha, Neb.
Examination Free. i Phone Had t.ltt.
Burglar Crashes
Through a Screen
Door to Get Away
A thief who evidently believes In visit
ing each house In the particular locality
In which he operates accomplished the
following Tuesday night: After gVnlng
entrance to the nome of Frank Palo,
Hli North Eighteenth street, and stealing
a watch and 85, he visited Bert Ayre1
residence at IfW North Eighteenth street
and carried away X. Sam Rlcker wag
the last In th. neighborhood to suffer a
visitation, and at his home the marauder
secured two watches aid 3.
Abe Maglle, nephew of Flicker, wag
awakened by a flash of light from an
electric torch, and sitting up In bed he
held the thief In his room. Abe let out
a whoop and bounded to the floor, while
the burglar, finding the way to the win
dow through which he had entered
tarred, dashed through the house to the
front door. He never even stopped to
unlatch the screen, but walked rlgM on
through It and mad his escape In the
darkness. All three houses were entered
through side windows.
Railway Police to
Hold Annual Feed
The second annual banquet of the local
branch of the Association or Railway
Special Agenta and Police of the Central
West will be held Monday evening at 7
o'clock at the Rome hotel. Fifty repre-
sentatlvep are expected to attend, who
cover the territory between the Missis
sippi and the Rocky mnuntaina. The local
organization haa Just completed the first
year of Ita organtaatlon. Police Commis
sioner Kugnl and Mayor James C. Dahl-
nian have been Invited to attend.
FRENCHMAN GETS EXCITED
WHEN BOY PAGES "KAISER"
"Call for Mr. Kglaer," announced the
page In the lobby of Hotel Fontenelle.
"Where's the kaiser? Where' the
kaiser?" asked P. Hlalxot, a French
horse buyer. "Show me the kaiser. Let
me at him!"
Aa the kalaer wan'.el was Charles L.
Kaiser of Chicago, an International com
plication on neutral ground was averted
and peace still reigns supreme at the
hotel.
M. Blaiznt Is here with Ixittla Avelln,
F. Belanxer and P. Pcrtitallard to buy
horses for the war.
STEALS CANTEL0UPE,
FACES LONG SENTENCE
. Because of hla fondnes for canteloupes,
William Blxler, aged 18 years, will prob
ably be forced to apend three years In
tlie reformatory at Kearney. Blxler was
paroled from that institution some time
ago, but was arrested on complaint of
Mrs. Peraell, . 4422 North Twenty-first
street, who asserts Blxler stole a melon
from her store. Roy Dudendorf. aged
17 years was taken on the same offense.
Both boys wefe turned over to the Juve
nile authorities for disposition.
AUTO UPSET WHEN NOVICE
TRIES TO LEARN TO DRIVE
Clifford Darnnell was teaching Miss
Frances Schone of 1015 Mason street how
to drive an auto near Fortieth and Web
ater, when the young lady drove the car
Into a telephone pole, smashing the
steering gear. The car ' was started
again, but with the shaky steering rod,
the auto became unmanageable when the
wheels got mixed together with the street
car tracks, upsetting the machine and
slightly Injuring the occupants.
ItAAMTC MAM CO Dl APCn
i v rti i i j ii rtm i iniiy
ON TREES ON THE PARKS
C. M. Eaton, who haa Just returned from
Los Angeles, has written the city com
missioners, suggesting that trees In the
parks bear English and Latin names of
th varieties. "This would be a great
help, not only to the children, but to
grown-up people, as hardly one In a dozen
knows the difference between the varie
ties of trees In th parks," wrot Mr.
Eaton.
FIFTEEN CARLOADS IN
F0NTENELLE PLUMBING
"Omsha's Million-Dollar Inn." la the
title of a handsomely illustrated title In
"Th V"4lv World." th house organ la
sued by th Craw company, and, of
course. It dwells particularly on the up-to-date
plumbing Installation of our new
Fontenelle hotel. It lets It be known
that tlio materials furnished by the Crane
company for this building made fifteen
carloads. -
CON NELL STRONGER THAN
EVER FOR SCHOOL INSPECTION
Health Commissioner R. W. Connell has
returned from a trip through the east,
fcvnrre ne gstneq consiaeraDie proieasronai
nnfoTnation as well as enjoying himself
along the wey. He Is more convinced
of the wisdom of establishing a system
of medical Inspection In the Omaha pub
lic school system.
A Sanssaer Coach Starts the Laags.
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey stops the
cough and prevents your cold getting
worse. It's guaranteed. Only 26c. All
druggists. Advertisement.
Riga Pirate Pitcher.
The ll'ife'town cl'ib of the Blue Kidge
league haa released Players lVlan and
Fox' and elirned Pit) her Kauffman. la't
of Plttshur-rh. and "Home Hun" John
son of I'plar.d.
1
Metialllaaa Wawt (iaaae.
The McOulllln lists ere looking for a
Rem for Sunday with any class B team.
Call Manager Tom Coll at Webster S'33.
TH oon I JOT RKVIRW tall, a boat Odd
lKa af Naw York eHacs Li(Ur securi
ty. Of special Inlaraat lo too aaull laraater.
laaue otarv gaturdar. II a ?r. FWntl for
ramsl coptaa. 41 Broadway. Naw York Oily
Soecial Salps
I f " ' - w w swwesj as w axwl bUIIVII
if Our Twenty-Eighth Anniversary
New Lots of Goods You
Want Right Now Brought
Forward Every Day
in This Sale,
Entire Stock
Over r.XH) Pairs of
Over .r)0) Pairs of
Trousers of unquestionably high qual
ity. They're "Princess" mate; none
better.
The Entire Stock on
Sale for Three Days
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at One Price:
$2.95, $3.50,
and $4.50 Values
$935
Blue Serge Trousers
Gray Serge Trousers
Palm Beach Trousers
Flannel Trousers
Worsted Trousers
Cassimere Trousers
une or me cientest assortment .rjra All
of hiuh grade trousers ever
in Omaha. longs.
Unquestionably the greatest lot of Trouser Bargains shown in Omaha in years
Sizes to fit and styles to suit the most particular. See window display.
All Alterations Made Absolutely Free.
Thursday's Anniversary Specials
20c Hose Supporters, 5 Pair Babies', chil
dren's and young Indies', in black or white,
all perfect with elastic rubber button feature.
50c Pad Hoftti (Supporter, pair lOt?
SOc Ivory Drfwalng Combs, at 25?
HSc Ivory FIim; Combs, at 10?
2flc Celluloid Drefting Combs, at 10
New Palm Beach Suits,
10.00, 12.75, 15.00 and 19.50
Beautiful New Summer Waists,
.S1.05, 2.05, 3.95, 5.00, Up
Classy New Tub Skirts,
1, 1.95, 2.95, 3.95 and 5
New Sport Coats, at 1.50, Up
Beautiful Silk and Wool Suits -From
$25 up to $50 values, the season's choic
est styles, colorings and weaves; on sale
iu three splendid lots
$15, $19.50 and $25
Anniversary Sale Specials in the
RUG DEPARTMENT, Third Floor
$10.60 Se4unleaa Ttrusaelg Rugs 9x12 fl 1 QQ
site, new fall 1916 patterns, on gale atJ L X e70
$Sft.OO Axmlnster Rugs New fall 1915 patterns,
11-3x12 Bice, splendid values, at, dQ" C(
choice S4 OU
$2.BO Axmlnsler Ruirs Floral and
27x54 alze, your choice,
at
Hats
Hats
Hats
w
SW- VVafcaslwSSsa---
For (Duality Goods and a Saving of 25 to 50
48-lb. sacks best high grade Diamond
II Flour: noiiilng finer ror Prea".
pies or rakes, tack gl.M
It Iba. beat pure cane Granulated
Sugar for 8)1.00
4 Iba. fancy Japan Rice to
4 Iba. beat hand picked Navy Beans
for t6a
3-lb. rana Golden Pumpkin, Hominy.
Sauerkraut or Baked Beana TH
I-lb. cans favney Sweet Sugar Corn,
Max, String. Green or Lima Beans
for TH
Advo Jail fur deaaert, the Jell of
quality, pkg .'S"
Try Kru mules or W. O. C. for break-
faat. pkg
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can...1
Tall ran AlaaKa Sa-mon 10
10 bare Beat- Ein-AII. l-enox, rla
niiin.1 C or l-aundiy Queen White
Ijkiindry Soap as
cana Lu Lu Scouring Soap. It beats
th. Hutch. It'a ouality aods. . . .
7 lbs. beat bulk l.aundry Starch S
It Pays-Try HAYDEN' First It Pays
' ILU L B I
nf Ilnttsunl Fmnnmiml Rnraains In
ot the "Princess" Trouser Co.
Mon's Fi -v T-'.vorv tin Ir Vtnn A tailored, every
Men's Fin
Everv
$3.95
offered fjT aL stouts,
rr" fi n TV mi
bits a as I IMS laSJawamsllasx
VtgapYSsxSsasaaasa
P s I "
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Anniversary Sale
Cool Palm Beach Suits, Classy Silk Suits and Wool Suits;
a choice assortment of Auto Outing and Dress Goats,
Skirts and Waists, in almost endless variety. Not only in
range of prices, evcepuonally brond, but at each price
you'll find assortments and values unquestionably superior
Three Anniversary
DRAPERY DEPT.,
18-1 mil Curtain Scrims Plain
borders; 40 Inches wide, fast
yard
fl.OO Madra Portieres, in all
full sire, pair
$3.00 Laco Curtains Pretty
cream or ecru; full size, at,
pair
oriental patterns;
$1.59
Choice of the House
worth $10 frs e3 Hats worth $20
g fl SIT aBBBSr
worth $15
worth $18
Ves, your unrestricted choice of all the hats that sold yesterday at
10.00 up to 25.00
Taking into consideration the splendid ossortments for selection and
the high class character of the lots, this is unquestionably a milliner)'
bargain event unparalleled at this season. All the newest, smartest
slyies of the season in tailored and dress hats; styles suitable for all
occasions. Over 500 hats, no two alike, in the sale.
No lay bys No 0. 0. D's or Approvals Allowed.
I Iba beat Mixed Chick Feed....B5S
The beat domestic Macaroni, Vermi
celli or Spaghetti, pkg TH
Yeast Foam, pkg -Jo
f cakea Silexo Scouring Soap.... loo
Irge bottle Worcester Sauce. Pure
Tomato Catsup. Plcklee aaaorted or
Prepared Mustard, bottle OH
Maclrena Peanut Butter. lb. IS Ho
Herahey'a Breakfast Cocoa, lb...BS
For a cool, refreshing drink, try
Mrutola Wild Cherry Phoephat. or
Root Beer, pkg .JOo
Schepp'a Cocoanut for cakea, Vb..lie
The beat Tea Slfiinga. lb 1SH
Oolden Samoa Coffee, lb goe
Th Tsgwiabl rmlt Market lor
the reopl.
IS lbs. New Potatoes to th peck. SB
15 Ilia Old Potatoes to ttie pecg. 803
4 bunches fresh Beets. Carrota or
Turnips for .....B
8 bunchee fresh Radlahea. Onions or
Lettuce, for , S
New Cabbage, per lb JH
Fancy Rip Toniatoea. lb TH
I
14VW a. m-r " fJJ
Sales Thursday
Do Your Buying Early
Store Closes at 5 P. M.,
Except Saturday, Until
September First.
pair hand tailored, every
seam silk ncwn, every pair guaran
teed, everv pair with the maker's
label.
Your Choice of the
Entire Lot on Sale
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at One Price:
$2.95, $3.50, $3.95
and $4.50 Values
Tweed Trousers
Homespun Trousers
Mohair Trousers
Crash Trousers
Snappy Outing Styles
Newest Dress Styles
sizes
26 to 52 waist, in
stouts, stubs and
in Fancy Goods and Notions
Beautiful New Auto Caps The very latest
novelties for outing and auto wear. Special
values shown 49 $1.00 and 1.25
Nw Feather Collarette, at S2.75
White Fur Heart's. Special at S1.75
Fox Scarfs, at $5.00, SO.OO and $7.00
Coats' Darning Cotton, 4 balls 5t
New Silk Dresses, at
15.00, 10.50, .25.00, 30.00 Up
Charming New Summer Dresses,
5.00, 7.50, 10, 12.50, 15, Up
Elegant New Silk Skirts,
5.00, 7.00, S10.00 and SI 2.50
New Blazier Coats, at. . . . . . . 7.50
Chairming New Silk Dresses Made to
sell it $15 and $18, in Taffetas, Crepe de
Chines and pretty novelties; .including
the new Quaker dress in colors an 1
white: your choice in Thurs- O 71
days sale . . . p JL U
Specials in
Third Floor
centers, with fancy
colors, at, JQq
,"!;":.$2.98
designs, in white,
. . . .$1.98
Hats woh $22
Hats worth $25
Per Cent on Groceries
S larxe Green Pppra
f (M
i."iv:ig
a large neaoa ieuuce
Fancy Wax or Green Beaoa.
bunches fresh Hhubartj
Sa ap r" lHaaappUa aaa Char
rles mow.
I-svrgs fulej Iiamoii, goa
...ISo-ao
Taa Suttar, CTkuMs and In Mar kst
fog to roopla,
Th best Creamery Butter, carton
per lb. . . , M
Th best Creamery Butter, bulk, per
pound . BB
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter.
per lb a
Good Dairy Butter, per lb tic
A full line of all klnda of Berries
and Smell Fruits for canning. Fresh
every day.
1,000 loaves California malsla Brsad
o agt away Ire Bat ax ay.
Mad by ltw a&fUit Bakery Co.
waiaa fnni, sugns s p
farther particular.
papers for