Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 16, 1915, Page 14, Image 14
TITE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER lfi, 101.-) 14 n KEY YORK STOCK MARKET Jail In Anflo-rrench Fi Ter Gent Bond Disturbing Feature. GE5EIALLY KOMXAL TORTC. Tv lil-Ths tm1iiA wwlnr and wiwM disturblrut; fftur of today a professional OTrkft wu tne fall In Anglo-Frenoh pr cmt Wiu tvrwvle to IH4 for regular and future de livery. This quotation ipi wnlM fle cline of T4 point for the price -of gen eral snd offering and a drop of IVfc under the syndicate or underwriting prli'. Kiptratlon of the !tr day sndlcate tiwmmt which precluded free and un restricted offering befora today was the ItnuU for a general selling movement which had Ha Inception at the outset of the session and a aeneml selling movement which had Inception at tha outset of the session and continued wun lime imsrrupuon m u"r clow, before which time they recovered to M4. Total salee appromlmated laO.nOft cr about 80 per oent of the day's business in the bond division. Dealings In stock were nominal said from tha feverish activity (hown by such liamiea aa mercantile marine preferred, oil, stocks; like Tuss company, Mexican and California petroleums, rHudebaker and a few of tha recently active wr (roup. Investment shares, Including rails, were lTegular at first, becoming heavy later. Trading In theee stocks waa at all times obscured by the obvtnua manipulation In apeclaltles. United State Steel wsa under pressure at all times, rising and falling with nar row limits and closing at P. a decline of H. Bethlehem Steel made a net gain of to 432 and General Motors fell 11 to 633. Total salea of stocks amounted . to 61,000 shares. Ponds, as a whole, were heavy, tn sym pathy with tha weakness of the Anglo French Issue, Total sales par value amounted to 7.2T0.". United State registered in advanced half of 1 Der cent on call. ' Number of esles and leading quotations on stocks wera as follows: Sataa. li'tli. low. Clnea. Aieatra Oold . m m Ailia-chaJmars rn i'." n ii Amaftran B-at dsgsr..... :is T4 Amartraa Cut Il l4 t AmHMui LoefMnnttve .... 1,400 "0 Amerfnu a. a R.. Am. a. a. H 10i M4 ft 110 lift M 1 tn ' n 72 Am. Kiisar Raftntng O) 1114 Airloi Tel. A Tal Soft American Tmnw, 1.19 H n ins" 11 M, WW 47 r J lH M' M4 US 7t AiwrtNliU Coppa Ati-hla . t.M) Iran Haldwin tMmntln St.ern) 1144 tultlmm Otals U P4 IMklrtnl mep tm ikl Srooklr" RapM Tr .. fa SVfc T llfnml rxmlema .... BJ II Vanaiian rmHfls l.ln mm ivntmi Imi hor leno (4i nvaraki a Ohio " "hc O. W VI U. iTitrmjto, m. a m. p l,mo ws Oilns, R. I. A P. Rr.. 5 im) i catB 0)Mr m loriV) "ul Iraa.... I we (Varlhle Sll I.in 74 InTr a H. O f 1 riMllleia' nurlties .... line fl Trim 1,4110 4l4 4lt ti tral ICIwtrta IT) OraM rtorthara rti no 1H OrMU No. Or off, l.yO 4' ,ks OunenlMlm ICiptorstton.. 400 11 11 74 llllool, Cantrml 7 In-horMill (1. Corp.. 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Marina pM ...IMan T7 74 Tfttai aalae tat tn dar, ato.ooo aharta, ew York Money Market. NKW TORK. Dee. ln.-MEnCAMT!I.n rAPERViS ner cent. KTRRMNO EXCHANOK-ar) dav bills t.tf7.'5: dxmsnd, $4 7175; cables. t.72r PIL.VKR Bar, 55c; Mexican dollars, 42 .c. BONDS Government, firm: railroad. v Tl MP! lANf-F1rm: W da vs. ?4 r nt; flays, 2W$Mi percent; six montha, 1 per rant. , CAIJL. MONKT Firm ; h!-h, 3 per cent; low, I per cent; ruling rate. 2 per cent' lort loan, t per cent; closing bid, I per cnt; offered at t per cent. Closing quotations on bonds today were mm eoiiowsi V. S. rar. av ra.. nA M. K. T. lit 4s.. 7V 4a eavava. ........ M Mo. Par. av. 4a .... 4 t'. S. v ra KiV4N. T. C. d.tv a....lir4i 6s msi IOH4N. T. t1t 4aa I.4, V. S. 4 ras lie !. T. Hula 4Va...Jisu An mum. 11A w V w u . . - - 11 m n. rtuni, nnim,,,!"! rjr. 94 Asl Bmeltera a....llB4k Ne. Paxltlo as.... A. T. a T. a. 4'a..l0f 4o U A ran oar a Ca. 44ta.. 50. a. U raf. 4a., AUJttaaa saa. 4a..... tJ ran. T. 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Tha daughter, Audrey, told tha polloa I hat aha crouched outside Mra. Law rence's bedroom until terrified by sounds of tha struggle, she broke In and found her mother tn a pool of blood snd her father standing beside her with tha axa tt 11 In hla handa. . The 7w ranees aepararted about a week ago and Mra. "Lawrence had been sup porting haraelf by sawing and by acting aa housekeeper la a residence nearby. ALLEN TO TALK TO STUDENTS ! OF SCHOOL OF COMMERCE A Tankee In the Far Bast" la tha afubject of a talk by George Hoyt Allen t hla evening at tha Central High school auditorium under tha auspices of tha Hiudenta Athletic association of tha High School of Commerce. Mr. Allen will arrlvo from Texas soma time during the day and will be the guest of Principal Adams. Tho Commerce school orchestra will furnish music Five hundred tlcketa have been sold to tha travelogue and .concert. MISS BYRD TO BE HEAD RESIDENT AT SETTLEMEN1 Miss Beulah Byrd. for a number of years In the office of E. 17. Graff, super intendent of schools, was yesteiday ap pointed haad reiJ-nt of the Social gei-tliiM-nt to succeed Misa Jeesia Arnold, who left a coui4a of weeks ago. fci10' .ill take up her new work January i. KNOWS HOW THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS Mn. Doants Conrinced Little Lad Would Forepo Drum So Mother Could Get Teeth. MAIJT NEED DTTD EE CLOTHES Mn. George Doane, secretary of the Asioctated Charities, says abe helieyei in a Santa Claus. She does not want to Intimate bow many years ago it has been since she hung up certain elongated receptacles for the convenience of Saint Nick when he made his rounds, but she does be 1 eve there is a Santa Claus. The Santa Claus she now believes in U not the mythical personality of her childhood days, but is a Santa vhlch finds expression in the hearts of kind people at this time of the year. She means to say that many people want to take the place of Santa Claus in seeing that the needy ere not forgotten at Christmas time. fhe finds many instances to strengthen ber belief that there is a Santa, Claus and that he will be around to many homes next week. Hera Comes Saata, Speaking of tha work being dona by Tha Dee In connection with her depart ment, Mrs. Doane related an experience one of her Investigators had Tuesday. Tha caller from the charities office en tered a home where two small children wera In bed. There was evidence of need In tha humble cottsge, but tha place wts neat and clean. "Here comes Pantal" exclaimed th little boy. "No," said the mother, "It la a woman sent by Banta." Then tha boy aald ha would Ilka to have a drum, but he wanted tha drum on one condition, which aroused tha curiosity of Mra. Edwards, who had been aent by Mra. Doane. Tha boy explained that ha wanted his mother to have new set of teeth for Christmas and waa willing to forego tha pleasure of tha drum If It might Inter fere with getting hla mother tha new teeth. "We have received aome underclothes for children, but we want to assure you we could place to good advantage soma new undcrclothea for men and women." aald Mra. Doane. A number of old people have written to asked Mrs. Doane If she thtnka Santa Claua will remember them. Farmers Make Big Money on Potatoes Burlington reports from northwest Ne braska Indicate that tha potato crop of laat fall was one of the beat pitying onea that the farmers In that aer.tlon of the alata have ever raised. Floyd Trine, a short distance from Alli ance, la reported to have raised 17 bush els per acre, and on land valued at A per acre. Ilia crop netted him 174.40 per acre. J. H. Lawrence, a Bos Butta county farmer, la reported to have raised 2, too buahela of potatoea off fourteen acres of land. His crop netted him IM.71 per acre. He values the land at $30 per acre. Jitneer License Revoked by Kugel City Commissioner Kugel has revoked the Jitney license of Morris Piatt for violation of a rule which provldea that Jltneera must follow the entire routes for which permits are Issued. In this case I'latt waa licensed to operate from Fourteenth to Fortieth on Farnam street, and It la alleged that he was fined In police court for turning back at Thirty fifth and Farnam atreets. It Really Daws Relieve Hktssiatlim, Sloan's Liniment does give almost bl atant relief. Nothing better for rheu matism, backache and sciatica. Only Kc. All druggists. Advertisement. PURSE SNATCH ER WORKS IN FULL VIEW OF VICTIM Mrs. K. Kemmlaon, 106 North Twenty fit h atreet. Council Bluff a. was ' the victim of a bold puree-anatcher on a Council Bluffs car Wednesday morning. Aa the car reared Tenth and Doug las streets the man cut the strap on Mra. Kemmlaon's purse, snatched the bag out of her hand and aucceasfully fled from tha car. Tho purse contained W.Sfj In cash, a gold wedding ring and several other small Items. ' MOTORCYCLE COPPERS GO BACK TO PAVEMENTS The entire police motorcycle squad, will start patrolling beats tonight, with the exoeptloa of Oliver Ferrand, who will be kept at headquarters aa emergency chauffeur, and U Wheeler, who la In charge of the Dundee substation. Special Christmas Offer Wa will give free of Charge with 4 full quarts rruno ya at ll.lt, charges prepaid: Five Premiums A fine hand painted bread and butter china plate, a bot tle of fine Callfor. nla port wine, fold etched wills ey glass, pocket corkscrew end a 111 calendar. This whiskey Is bottled expressly for our trail nd Is sold direct to rou. Wo ruanta- this whiskay to be better than ether hJsti grade old rye tliat sells at double the price. Orders west of the Hocktea must call for 1 quarts braMa&ul- i i? Our reii,u.' u tkmaha National Bank. Mail your oiflers to KEYLR KLEln LIQUOR CO. i iJ North 1Kb Bt Omaha. Neb.. fj at 2 m 1 a I ' ' 4 i t I I Aiv iTL W J ' WSM. Vern Armstrong Finds Small Gun Makes Up for a Lot of Weigh Vernon Armstrong, 21 Jarkson street. Is the pugilistic kid of the Drexher Br. Dry Cleaning works-. Ills deeds of phys ical prowess around the establishment are many and he la tha acknowledged, undisputed and unequivocal champ of the place. Ilia ponderous bulk and abundance of muscle la auch that no three mon around tha cleaning plant will tackle hl-n. But Vernon, like all humans. Is not In vincible and Tuesday nlRht this ract waa Impressed upon him In a very strenuous manner. Aa Armstrong waa departing from 21 Dewey avenue, about 7:S0, Tuesday evon Ing, an abbreviated edition of manhood, height about 6 feet 4 Inches and corre spondingly lacking In avolrdupola, thrust a young Krupp against Mr. Armstrong's epidermis about the place where the belt buckle shines. "Heave ho, bo," ordered the pigmy- Jumps from Train and Loses His Foot Joe Jlndra, 1703 South First atreet, had hla right foot cut off by Jumping from a moving train In the llurllnxton yard. Jlndra, who la a yard employe, had Just coma to the Omaha headquarters to et a paaa to Tlattamouth, where his grand mother Is lying very III. He waa return ing to hla home by a yard train fmm which he leaped at Second and Lincoln avenue. His right foot turned under the wheels and waa Instantly cut off. He waa taken to St. Joseph hospital. A Test of Friendship Wafth-davt Your neighbor's Unon on tho line. A sudden shifty wind swoop down from your chimney dropping "great, jrrimy, gob" of soot. Will she speak to you Umorrow? Why Not Burn a Smokeless Coal? FOR THE FURNACE Petroleum Coke $9.50 per ton Ozark Grate $9.50 per ton Pyro (Gas House) Coke $8.50 per ton Yellowstone Lump $7.00 per ton FOR THE COOK-STOVE OR HEATER Blue Flame Lump $8.50 per ton Economy Egg or Nut $6.50 per ton ALL CERTIFIED Sunderland Brothers Co. Phone Douglas 2.12. OXK OF OUR YAIIDS IS NEAR VOI R HOME. j- . MCV4 ft -. I ' S4wsssSs4aMS4aaassssssi j. saias.sss.apasU.assa Most Modern and Sanitary Brewery in the West. Family Trade supplied by WM. JETTER, Distributor, 2502 N St. Telephone Douglas 4231. South 863 or 868. Bid goodbye to Old Boreas and fly down to Florida, where Old Sol bosses things. Work's well enough for folks who can't get away; but its dead wrong to pass up the good fortune that permits you to go. A day and a half; that's all the time it takes to reach Florida from Kansas City via Frisco Lines and Southern Railway the direct route. The Special leaves Kansas City at 5:55 p. m. and gets to Jacksonville 8:25 a. m. second dsy. All-steel tram of coaches, deeping cars and Fred Harvey dining cars. Writs ths undtnifrntd for nw Florida litcraturs snd full information about fares snd rctenrationi, J. C. Lovrisav Divisioa PasaB(r Agent, Wsldhsim BuUdiag, Kajtaas City, Mo. like person as he gave Armstrong nn extra dig In the ribs with the cannon which had suddenly grown to the pro portions of an honest-to-goodnes 42-centimetre In the eyca of Armstrong, 'Hop Into the hack and take us for a spin." Armstrong responded with alacrity and tho Joyrlde waa on. Kor two hours Arm strong raced about the city, smashing every speed law that ever found a placa on a statute book, while the young speed enthusiast complimented him on his Oil Andrreonlng with many punctuations via the gun-ln-the-rlba method. After the extended Joyride the holdtiJ) finally called a halt. "Well' you'd better shell out now," he advised, whereupon Armstrong contributed twenty bucks and a watch to the support of his unlnt-o-dined friend, and heaved an audible sigh as the little shrimp and the large "gat" went on their way. A. 0. BARKER SURPRISES MAN BREAKING INTO HOME A nocturnal prowler was rudely Inter rupted In the pursuit of hla vocation at tho homo of A. O. Marker, 9T7 Boutb. Thlrty-e'ghth avenue Tuesday evening. Mr. Barker returned homo about ten minutes after 10 o'clock Tuesday even ing and aa he waa making ready to enter the front door heard a noise around the comer of the" porch. Upon Investi gation he discovered an uninvited vis itor attempting to gain entrance to the house via a convenient window. I'pon spotting Mr. Barker the almost-burglar made a quick retreat for a neighborhood where they coma home later at night. If1. MM ' '-e. ' a SNOW FLURRIES GENERAL ALL OVER WESTERN COUNTRY According to the railroad, while there ! are no Indications of a blixiard over the country west of the Missouri river, the I weather la bad, thotish not cold. West of the river snow flurries have been pretty general and In many In- ' stances there have been rain and sleet ! storms since Tuesday morning. Tempera tures have ranged from 18 to 3 degrees shove if ro In Nebraska and Wyoming. (EDAR BROOK is everywhere that service is supreme the pure, rich age -mellowed bourbon that cheers the jaded tourist like a message from- home. At leading clubs, hotels, and restaurants, from leading dealers, to ask for -CEDAR BROOK is a mark of good judgment a certainty of satisfaction. For sixty-eight years the meU . lowest and best. W. II. McBRAYER'S Cedar Brook -The World's Finest Wbi4ky" .in niifiiaj Jj BOTTLED II IQIP Low fares to Florida and Cuba Itoaaat trip. Ka City Jack44TiUa $42.50 St. Ait(ias 44.80 Tasias S4.10 Falsi Bases Sl.M MiaaJ 4.M ttj Wast 7S.M Havaaa 79.00 CaUa SM).ttom.St SlCsasJZsasj Liberal alopsTarprir Uraaa sod louf rcluro I) mil CurreapusdiDsly low Isrra to ollivr ra 4ona la riorlds. fubs sou Um laic ul Hoe. tl JI i ) pill jT Mm. (mm -,. 4 fa r ONLY EIGHT MORE SHOPPING DAYS TILL XMAS. Buy Now. Buy Where Best Assortments and Values Make Selection Easiest and Most Profitable. FUT ru 16 Tf DODGED DOUGLAS STREETS An Exceptional Gift Bargain Opportunity Our Xew York buyer secured" the samples and surplus of two well known makers of Kinjonos and Underskirts, and the entire stock will be placed on sale Thursday at most surprisingly little prices. $2.00 and . $2.50 Kimonos A bevy of de signs in crepes and flannelettes; fiC. all sizes and colors, choice $3.00 and $4.09 Kimonos, crepes, embroidered Japs and blanket robes, all at one price. , Beautiful Kimonos and Robes "Worth. $7.50, in fine silks and satins; also elegant Blanket Robes; tfQ Q .all colors; choicest values ever, at ,ipOJD New Jet Just the smart, new hat to finish the season with, made in various Turban styles, spangled jet combined with ma line satin and velvet. One of the numbers is illustrated. These hats are the latest arrivals in millinerv. i Military Sets Special Thursday Fashion decrees high neckwear. Dame fashion hag decreed high necks in all fall and winter wearing A tf apparel. The neckjs I I jk I av&M to be snugly and com s. pletely covered in its ; entirety, either in furs or knitted goods. Fur materials are very ex pensive and scarce. This makes knitted goods very popular. Bay Your Xmas Groceries, Canned Gtods, Meats, Fruits, Flour, Dried Fruits, Etc., This Week. TO IT 0T TWB rBEBKERT GOOD. BUST QTTAXTTY AJTS BATS ntOK 85 to 80 OJT YOTS VVBCXASBS BT TBADXHO AT KATSll'l. IT lbs. bast pure Grsnu l&tsd Busar $1.00 Uaa Diamond Flour for your Xmas .puddlnirs, plea snd 4 1 OC cakea; per 48-lb. sack.... la 4 Ilia, beat fancy Japan Rice, Pearl Taplora or Lima Beans 880 The best domestic Macaroni. Vermi celli or Spajchettl, pkg TH No. I cana fancy Wax. Btrlna. Orean or Lima Beana . Ho No. 2 can Early Juna Table Peas for l 7 6c cana Condensed Milk 85o 1-lb. can aasorted Soups BH sbieo TBtrrrs. Eto ro toub The best Cleaned Currants, lb.,.18 California Cook In a Flffa. lb 100 California Seedless Raisins, per lb ISHo California Prunes, per lb BVsO, 10o, 18HO California Peaches, fancy. per lb. BHo, 10O, 18V California Royal Apricots, per lb ISo X7HS XIOXIVABTB STATZZ. OBAJTOEB FOB XHAB THE PBXOB OT CAtl. rOBBXA XZBBBO BT TBB BOW. MOOsT AHTO BTABB FEB XMXXEV, aoa, sao, soe, so BOTSiEO rnrxx ro flatob ob QUAtrrr. CHXEBE, BUTTXB AJTD BOO MABXZT OF OMAJKA. Tha best Crsamsry Butter, carton, per lb SJ Beat Creamery Butter, bulk... ale Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery. per lb. 8941 Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb... 87s I EE YBOETABLB MAXXXT IS lba. best Red River Potatoes. 80a New Wisconsin Cabbaxe, lb la New Wis. Cabbage. 100 lba Too Frrsh Louisiana Shallots or Carrots. ?r bunch 4o ancy Michigan Celery, for.. 10a 1 iih Louisiana Radishes, 3 for 10a AjrrTBXEO tov wajtt Liquor Dept. Specials Old Taylor. 8 Tears old. full quart Cedar Brook. 8 years old, full quart Clarke's Pure Rye, 8 years old, full quart La Tlnta Port or Sherry. 10 years old Sunklst Wines, 6 years old, ouart. 50S Callon. Home-made Wines, full gallon California Port, full gallon California Brandy, bottle. 75s; full gallon . . . Maryland Rye, quart 75; half gallon. 81.25: Hennessy Brandy, bottle, 81.00: hlf gallon. Try HAYDEN'S First, .taa t7tL in fine challies, some $1.95 Pretty Silk Underskirts worth $2.50 and $3.00, including "Jer sey .tops, Messalines and Taffetas; all colors; on sale Thursday at. . . .$1.45 Klosfit Silk Underskirts "Worth $5, in Taffetas, Messalines and Jerseys, in plain colors and floral patterns; beau tiful gifts, special $2.95 Turbans Millinery Dept. No. 3 cans Golden Pumpkin. Hom iny. Bauer Kraut, Baksd BfMuis or Corn THo S2-os. Jars puro Fruit Preserves for aso 18-os. jars purs Strained Honey for S3o Snifter's Tomato Soup, can 7Vo 6 cans OH Hardlnea l6o H-lb. cake Baker's Chocolate. . .18o Hrhrpp's Hhreddef Coooanut. . . .BOo Maclaren'a Peanut Butter, lb. ..19H The best Tea Blftlngs. lb lSUo Golden 8antoa Coffee, a fins drink, per lb BOo zatxa vuodivob, ras awd oaxbs. t Crown Muscatel Raisins per lb sio California Seedless 'Raisins, Pr pk SHe, loo Condensed Mincemeat, pks-...TVio The beat Iinon, Onuiae of Citrus Peel, per lb , .... .BOo Crown FT its. per lb .....BOo Fancy Hallow! Iatea, lb.r. . . . . . 16o TXB BEST BOXED, ISIS I f ,4 jtew anrrs. u u Hood No. 1 Pairy Butter, lb 88a Tha best Full Cream Younr Amer ica. Now York Whit or Wisconsin Cream Cheese, lb. BOo Tho best strictly Fresh Eggs. . .38o Best No. 1 Storage Eggs, dos....a6o OF OMAHA FOB THE PEOPLE S lbs. Sweet Potatoea Fancy Klpe Tomatoea, lb. Fancy California Cauliflower. 10O 10O per lb Tta I large Soup bunches jjg Beat Cape Cod Cranberries, pr J"' 8Ka xm fxebx teoetaelbb. 81.00 81.00 81.00 75 81.75 81.25 81.25 83.00 I Hlon. 82.50 82.50 y . - -vv.