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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2j' 1916.
10
LIVE SM MARKET
Cattle' Steady to Ten Cents
Lower fftt Lambs Ten to
Fifteen Cents Up. j
HOOS AEE TEN CENTS UP
Omaha, IwttnW It. Hit.
' Receipts were: ;
Official Monday..
Sattmatp Tueadar.
- Two taya thla
Bams daya laat '
ftajne daya I wka aga. 4.IIS
Seme daya I waa ago.ll."i
8un( days 4 w'aa ago. 17,114
Game days laat year. .17,414
Reeelpta and disposition ef live stock at
lha Union Stock Tarda, Omaha, far twenty,
four houra ending at 1 o'clock yeaterday:
. RBCEIPTS CARLOAD.
CaUta.Uofa.8haap.BVa.
C. V. t P.. 41
Missouri Paetne. ...... 7
Union Paclflo (
O. N. "y., eaat...... 14
CAN. W., weal lit
C, St. P., H. A O.... I
C, B. A Q, ee.t...... 1 .
C B. A Q . waat 411
C R. L A P- aut.... 1
C. It. I. A P.. waat.... I
llltnola Central S
Chicago Ot. WMtarn.. I
Total reeelpta..... 701
Cattle. Bora. sneep.
.17,7 4,701 10.441
.lt.MS 1,404 smoo
VMk.lt.7t4 1.701 77.141
reek...lS 11,111 (7,411
SI 4t.iit
1M1I (4,711
t,lt7 H.17I
I.IIS 11.701
I ..I
' lit 'i
u ii 'i
n ' ii 'i
4 .4 ..
'i . 'i ...
Tt ICt ii
BAD.
. Hogs, She.p.
(Ot 1,001
It 7,017
07 , 4,011
(10 1,711
lit ....
1,117 ....
' i',iit
71 ....
Morrla Cd..,........ 741
Bwift and Company... 1.701
Codahy Packing Oa.... 767
Armour A Co .... til
! Schwarts A Co..'. .....
J. W. Murplty. -
Lincoln Packing Co.... 11
Armour A Co. ....
3. It. Packing Co..... ....
Cudafcy, Kan. City.... Jt
Swift, country........ ....
w. R Vinunt Co.... 147
Benton. Vanaaat A Lush lo
mil A Boa.
Ill
F. B. Lewis
Bantan. OUvar A Luih
J. B. Root A Co.......
1. H. Bulla
' Roaaaatock Brae.......
F. O. Kellogg
Warthahnar A Dsgsa...
H. T. Hamilton
Sullivan Broa
BoUiKhlld A Kraba...
Mo. A Kaaaaa Call Co.
Chrlatlo
. Hlgglna
Huffman
Moth
Jfeyerg
Bakor
Banaar Bras, ..
John Harvey
Dannta A Franca).....
Kllna ................
O'Dar
Jenaea A LuiuTren
Othor buyora
411
111,
141-
174 .
7tt
414
I7i
1
It
It
J07 :
114
. It
11
IT
I
llf
1
411
to
41
11
II
Ml
' Total ., .4I0 40,714
Canity Receipt, though not mn hefcvy aa
yeatorday, were very liberal, 41 caro
Irtg reported. Thta mattea the total for the
tea tiara thla week U.14 head, the largeat
of any eirailar pettod alnce the opening of
tao range aeaeon. ana ow nu
larger than for the oorreepondtng period
a year ago. Other markela were generally
wall aapplied. ao that packera were again In
a poaittoa where they could afford to take
their time In filling ordera. Thua tt hap
tMitrl that the trade waa a little alow, al-1
though prteoa on good to choice gradee
vera fnllv ateady with yeaterday. The me
dium to ooBimoa klnda ware weak to loo
lower.
( QvoUtlofM en oattl! Good to Jholea
boevtn, HO.OOtlO.I-t fair to good ITeevea,
. 00410. 00; oommon to fair beevea. t.Tt.
,60; good to choice graae beevea, T.7lty
.!; fair to good graaa beevea l7.JB7.Ti;
good to eholoo helfera, $4.7607.14: good to
holoo cowa. M I09T.di fair to good eowa,
Ift.lltfl.lOi common to fair oowa, 4.0o
b; good to choice feedere,? 17.110! Sft;
fair to- good foedera, M.ff7.lii oommon
to fair feedeea, 4.W.I4; good Jo choloa
etockera, a7.ft7.TI. atoek helfera, S 76
T.Mt atoek eowa. IK.l0ec.BOt ato k oalvea.
fl.609I.ft; veat calvea, M. 00911. 00; beef
bulla, atage, a to.. 14,0007,00, bologna bulla.
! Repreaeittatlva aalea t - I
CALVB0. .:. ."..!
I.a....... 411 IS 15 -
WESTVUNfl.
H. XL Palmar NebrttUa,
llfooolora. 171 4 71
Smith Broa Wyoming. .
15 eowa, III 4 49 II oowa... Ill A 11
W. P. Summer A Don Nebraaka."
II feedere. Ill "I 10 I feedera, 101 I 10
W. It. Coo Wyoming.
II eowa.., III 44 cowe... Ill I TO
A. A. Anderaon Wyoming. .
Z4tearo.11314 7 10 14 feedera. 141 f 10
w. C Br iablBO Wyoming. . ,
Itteara.. 141 T 40 11 etre..U0v 1 II
Chirleg Farthing Wyoming.
1 feodera-1017 I 41 teedera.1081 I 00
NBORABKA,
leterl.I0S 7 Irowa... IIT I 00
ltfeodoro. 131 4 70 I ateere. ,1131 I 00
wrojima.
llatro..)Mt f 71 I4eteers..l100 9 60
31 eteera.. 10H f M II ateera.. 1101 TOO
Hftge Hhippfng demand did not aeam to
b very urgent, but with atronger ad
vlcoa from Chicago early, order buyera paid
about eteady prlcea for what hoga they
wan (nd. 8om of the packera had argent
ordsra. and thee alio were flllrd on a
eteady beet, the result that more than half
of the eupply had changed hand in good
tieaaon at ftguree that ware fully ateady
with yeaterday. -
Am waa the eea raolerday, two of the
packer wore talking lOo reductlona all fore
noon, and while they Were unable to get
anything early, they boaght eomo hoga after
other buyere got through that looked at
leaet lOlOe lower. Moat of the aeiiera who
were left for the eloee were bullish how
ever, refueing to out toeee at maeh lev
then early prlcea, and after trying for quite
a whit to got hog at their own prlcea,
packer buyera quit the yard leaving aoma
tlfteen loada In the pen. ,
Representative aaleat
No. Ay. Bh. Pr. Ko, Av,
t. ,l t, 110 64 71. .100
IT.. Jul .10 10 40 II.. Ill
h. Pr.
10 110 II
111 10 m
... 10 TO
40 1010
... 1101
7. .240 Ift ID 6 :r 41..SH0
til.. Ml ... 1 75 7i:.28l
70.. 171 40 1011 40.. 3 0
41., Ml ... 11 10
flhp Oilt ehar of the eupply waa
late In getting up to the ban and on thla
account it wee well along; In the forenoon
before enough lamba had aold to aatabllah
a market. What etutt waa yarded early
' waa meetly of oaly a fair eort but the
demand waa broad and buyere took hold
In good ahape and by mldforanoon aoweral
banda had aold around 410.40, which allow
ina for difference In Quality waa thought by
, moat trader to 4 ea much aa I0491M
higher than yeaterday.
Bv noon moot of the fat lamba had ohana
ad hand, prlcea remaining about the eame
ea eariy. tnat 1 lfoibo nigner than yea
terday. Moat of the aalea mad up to mid
day wore at 110.409 10,10. feeder had
bought etuff at fully steady prlcea. tte
nesa la getting atrial sorted up and the
fatal that 4ualHy waa not very good made
. a oraacr marKoc out or what wouia or-
dinarlty have been a lively one. Old aheap
were moat too acare to menyon, th mar'
t being Quoted nominally ateady.
,,. Quotation on aheep and lamba; Lamba,
good to choice, ll0.40O14.il; lamba, fair
to good. I10.10O10.40; lamba, feedera, It 74
to 10.40; yeaning, good to choice. 17.74
8.10: yearlinga, fair to good, 17.0097.71;
yearling, feeder, l,IOOt.OO; wether, fair
to choice, fl.409T.IO; wa. good to choice.
ifi.i&VT.ife. ewee. zair to goner is.oosa.te
ewea. plain to culla, H.00OI TI; ewee, feed
ing. ,uvve.ij ewea, weeaer, an agea,
K.S6OI.40.
Bepreaentativa aalea: .''
Xo. ' At. -Pr.
II Utah wether. ...... ..140
73 Idaho yearllnge....,. ..,. II
II Utah yearling...,...,..... .107
fl Idaho lamb. ...... II
tb Utah lambe. .....j 7
l.l&l Wyoming feeder lamb.... II
HI Ldahe feeder lamba... IT
3 to Ldaho feeder lamb... 17
l Idaho feeder lamb.. ... ...s 10
140 Idaho feeder lambe 40
1.407 Wyoming feeder lambe,... II
T Tl
10 10
10 II
10 40
I 00
10 II
46-
I II
1$ 40
v ShMX CHy Uv Mac: Market
Bloux City, la., Sept II. Cattle Re
eelpta. i.eve neao: maraet nrm: beer iteera
$3.l91l'"l oannera, lt.7IOI.ll; stocken
ana leeaera, ., .nt auu. Btaa. etc.
96.00OI.Tfti feeding eowa and helfera. $4,76
aye.e,
II oca BeeetBta. $100 head: markat I
10c lower; light I10.40O10.I0; mixed. $10.61
r i0.; heavy. $ll.9lLII; hulk of aalea.
tSheeo and Lambe XeoelDta. 4.011 head
narkt 10? 16c lower; ewe. $1.3197.01
, laiuDa. i.tyi.ee.
TJooe City Live aHk Market
fCanaa City, Sept II. Cattle Receipt.
Ls.tivo aeaa maraec eieaoy: prtm Ted
eteera. llO.OOOll.OOf dreseed beef steers.
ff.6VOl.7S; - western steers, ll.76ei.l6
eouthero aUera, l6.T80l.34l cowe. I4.I0O
7. 60 ; hdfers, $4.00 9 10.00 : Blocker and
feedera, $i.0lol.llj bulla, $1.0091.61:
ea.vea, e. ev qt i i. ee.
Wog Receipt 11,900 head! market
steiy, oloe weak: hula: of galea, $10,109
11.10: haary. llO.IE4tlt.tt: packers and
butchers. I18.4ee311.14; light, I10.l04tll.lo;
pigs.- f.o0 10.00.
Sheep and Lam ha Reeelpta, 11,000 haad;
market ataady; lambs, 11.74910.70; year-
Man IT.i0ei.it: wethers, 17.00 7.7S; awaa,
Il.i0e7.ls.
CHICAGO UTB STOCK MARKET.
CatUa Market Weak, Hog Week.
Bhaap
Firm. . i
Chicago, Sept. It. Cattla Raoelpta,
t.tOO head: markat waaki native beef cat
tla. II.IOaMl.10: weatarn eteera. Il.0oat.il:
atochera and feeders, I4.4097.it; cows and
barren ll.itet.2i: calvea, I4 40O1I St
Hofa Racelpta, t.000 haad: market
weak to 10c lower; bulk of aalea, I10.60e
11.40; light, I10.2teil.4i; rolled, llO.Ooe
11.10; heavy, 110. Men. H; rough, 110.000
10.10; plga, 7.00et.7i.
Bheep and Lamba Racelpta 17.001 head;
market firm; wethere. K.7iei.i0 awaa.
U.lteT.16; lamba, l.7i10.IO.
St. Louis live Mack Market.
8t. Laula, Mo.. Sept It. Cattla Racelpta.
10,100 head; market eteady; native beef
etoere 17.i0Oll.00; yearling ateera and
helfera. ll.i0O10.40: cowe. ls.iOeM.00:
etockera and feedere, li.IOOt.00; prime
yearling ateere and heifers, 7.l0Ot.tt; na
tive calvea. 14.00 011.74. ,
Hoge Receipt! ,11, tot head; market
eteady; llghu llt.IOOH.lt; plga II. MO
10.40; mixed and butchera, II0.70O11.40;
good heavy, 111.104)11.40; bulk of aalea,
I10.70OH.I0.
Sheep and Lambs Racelpta. '11.000;
market ateady to lie higher; lamba, 17.000
lt.li; elaughter ewee, 11.0007. 21: bleating
awee. 11.00011.00; yearllnge, l. 0001.00.
M. Joeeph lira Stack Market.
L Joseph, Mo., Bept. It. Cattla Ra
oelpta, 1,400 headi market, beet ateady;
othera lower; eteera, tl.liO10.40! cowe and
helfera, I4.1IO10.00;. oalvee, tt.tooll.iO.
Hoge Reoelpta, 4,100 head; market
alow, ateady; top, 111.01; bulk ' of aalea.
110. S0OU. 00.
Sheep and Lambe Receipts, 1,100 head;
market steady; lambs, ll0.00O10.i0; awes,
I7.00O7.1O.
OMAHA CiSNEKAL HABKET.
ButtrNo. 1 creamery, la oartona at
tuber 4oi Ko. S, 12c.
Poultry Live 1 Broiler, 144 to I lb., Ho;
broiler. ovr I Ifta,, 17o; hen, over 4 lba
Uo; Bona under 4 lbs., 14o; rooater end
atage wanted, 10 geeeae, full feathered,
fat, llo; young and old duck, full feath
ered, fat, lie; turkeys, any also over I lb..
34ai turkeye, leaa than I lbs., half price;
capon. I lb, and over. 34a; poultry, poor
and thin, not wanted; guinea, each, 30c
guineas, "young, each lie; squab, homer.
rer do.! 14 oa eaoh, 14.00; 13 os each.
Ill; I oa. each, 11.40, under I os. each,
40c. Plgeone. per do., 11.00.
Chea quotation by TJrlau A Co.
Cheeee Tin-foiled, Bwlaa, 4loi domeattc
flwlas, llo; block gwlao, lOo; twin cbeeae.
He; triplet, llo; dalale. llo; young Am
erica, I2ct Blue Label brick, 37c; HroMrger,
llo; New York white, 13c; Roqutoti 46c.
Cfyatera dtandarda, tK940O( aeloota, l
llo. oounta IIO 00c
FISH Halibut, bright - ateamor stock.
ItHo; aalmon, red, tic; salmon, fall, llo;
oatfleh, larg or amall. llo: black baa,
order Ms. 33o) whlteflah, northern stock
lH3t pike. No. 1 fancy, 17o; bullhaada
fancy, lloi herring, ?oi sunflsb, mod him
7o; trout. No. 1, lean slses to suit, llo;
pickerel, headless and dreetwd, lloi carp.
No. S, dreseed, lo; flounder, lloi orapplea,
medium, lo; headless shrimp, per gaL.
fl.tl; pooled shrimp, per gal.. $1.71; kip
pered aalmon, 10-ib, basket per lb.. 17c:
smoked whlteflah, chubs. 10-lb. baakeL per
W.a ISO.
Wholesale price of beef out effective
September 11 are aa follows: No. 1 riba,
llo: No. I. lTo; No. 1. Uo; No. 1 lolne,
llci No. 1 llHo; No. I, lOo; No. 1 chucks.
Uo; No. I. Ulfcof No. I, IOH01 No. 1
rounds. lTlie. No. I, lHAe; No. I. lloi No.
1 plates, Ifcoi No. t, lo; No, I, lo.
Fruit and vegetable prtoee furnished by
Olltnaky Fruit C0.1
rmlta Orange, vale, lie, J 00. 4s
14.11 boai vale. 110a, 11,00 box; vale, 160
11.21 boi: 171a, Ilia. 16.60 box; 00s. 114s.
160a 11.71 boa. Lemona Fanov 100a. 310a.
10.00 bosj choice tOOe, Ills. 11.10 boat 170
sis 10 per oent I eea. orapefrult Mar
ket price. Apple Bel unowera. 11,7ft bog.
Washington Jonathan, aitra fancy, 11.00
box; Colorado Jonathan, eatra fancy, 13.36
Dost barrels, 11.10 bbl. Grape Homo
grown, 13 bakti malagaa, $1,11 crate:
Tokay, ' $1.00 oral, Pea re Colorado,
Washington, fancy ft tr.. II. IS erata :
(tholce ft tr., fancy I tr.,' $3.40 orate; choice
a tr sa.Lft crate: Keirera. nuahe . 11. 7ft bu.
K el fere, oral, $1.10 orate. Plume Italian
$1.1$ orate, Peaches market price. Ban
ana $3.00 to $1.10 bunoh. Cantaloupe
Htan da, 11.00 orate t ponye, $8,10 crate;
nata, 11.00 orate, watermelons mo lb.
vegetables Lettuce, head. 11.00 dor:
leaf, 4 do doaen. Cauliflower, $1.00 orate.
wax, green bean, oeas. si. 00 be eke t. Pen
per. 10 basket. Parsley, 10c doa. Turnips,
oeats, oarrois. eoo Daaaei. fiohi in aniana.
$1,00 baakot. Cucumber, 11,00 basket Cab
bage. 140 lb, on lone, spantah, $3.00 orate.
I'oaohea fktxea. I0o to 11.00 host buahela.
$1.71 to It.ftO bu.
Honey 11.71 case.
Mlaoellaneoua rack ar Jack, eernooiia and
cneeaera, oaae, aa.eu; nan easea, si. it; pea
nut, "pec la I No. t. lb,. IHe) Jumbo pea
nuta, let jopooro. oaae. 11.40; honey, new
Coffee Market.
New York. Rent II. After an early ad-
vane the market for coffee future reacted
under renewed liquidation, which appeared
oe promotea oy reports or an easier
tendency In cost and frelsht offers. The
market opened at an advance of 4 to 10
points and aold about 10 to 17 points net
nigner nunng in morning, Wltn May con-
raoie toucning s.ato on covering and bull
aupport which seemed partly due to a
etronger technical position after the decline
or ao or point from recent high level.
Offering Increased thla level and May
er 001a on 10 w.vte, wun tne cioee snow
ing a net loaft of I Mints en flentemhar
and October, while other month wer I to
peinie nianer. aa ea 11.000 nan. ciim.
Ing bide : September and October, 1.06c ;
.November, i.ifte; December. I.llot January,
t.mm-, nennrj-, aiarcn, S.VICJ April,
e.fr; my, m.vtvi rfuna r.9c; JU1V. I.06O
August. I.llo.
Hoot coffee ouleti Rio 7a. IUn mntn am
11H; offering of aSnto 4 were reported
In the coet and freight market ranging
from ll.TIo to 10.10, London credit.
Th official cables renorted aa
of II rata at Rio, while hantoa anota were
110 rela lower and future II re la higher
to 10 rela lower. Italn waa reported In four
dlelrlcte ot Ban Paulo, with temperatures
ran air, from KT in la ..... ,
ranging from 17 to II degrees.
Kaaea City General
aeral Market, i
II. Wheat No,
Kansas city. gout.
hard, $1.4191.': No, red, $1.1191.11;
fiaaaMkaa St 11 . U.u Mt it '
vorn no, i mixed. 11 is u t n-
wmte, I4c; No. I yellow, HOMI No. I
14014401' teoemler, ti01; May,
oata NO. 1 whits. 48tf944Uai Na. 1
mixed. 41 0 47c.
Butter creamery, 11 tic: flrata. lie! aA.
onda, 17Hc; packing, 140. ,
nKBB r ireia. use. . ..
Poultry Hens, lltta: rooster, llet brail.
Omaha Hay Market.
Pralrl Hay Choice unland. 110 KAe
41. WVi lQ, l, lf,VD I.BB JNO. X. 17.00
1.00; No. S, $6.0007 00, Choice midland.
I.609 0.IO;NO. 1, I7.009I.BO; No. I, $.60O
7.60; No. 1, I6.000l.oo. choice lowland.
I7.00OI.00; No. 1, I6.I0OT.I4; No, x, $s.O0
ve.vv; no, a, a.vvDO.Btt.
Straw Choice wheat. 16.00:, nhaln nl
or rjrt, ee.vuve.oe.
, Alfalfa Choice alfalfa. tll.S0Ol4.se
No. K $13.00 911.40. tttandard, $10,009
11.10; NO. 1. $1.10010.00; No., 3. 11.009
e.vw,
Metal Market. .
New Tork, Bept. II. Metal Lead. 18.10
97 00. . Spelter, n mat bdoI, Ifest 8L Louia
ueiivery. .soay.T6. Copper, nm; !.
troiytic, 3T. O047JI.I6. iron, steady: No.
northern. $30.60011.10: No. I, $10,009
iv.ee, iso. i vouiaera, sif.tooio.oo; No,
$11.00911.4. Tin, ateady; apot $SI.9
11.71.
At London) Spot corner, fill: futurea.
CHI; electrolytic, 41 61 10s. Spot tin, 1170
iss iutures. 11 U 10a. , Lead. Ill 10a. Bnel
ier, .eea. .
OU and shh.
Savannah Oa.. Bept. II. Turvonttne
Firm, 4a He; sales, 101 bbl.; ehlpmeota.
evv; reoeipie, eet, etoca, e,iiv.
R oal n Firm: aalea, 1,174 bbla 1 receipts,
3 170 nOIS.t SWtpmeot. l.Iia: BtOCR. 64.681
Quotations: X, B, $4.74; C. 1. 15.46; K,
ie.se; r, sa.io; u, aa.io; h, i, k is.id
M, .; pi, ie.it; wu, ,; WW, .io,
8t Levi Oraln Marh,
Bt Loul. Bept II. Wheat No. t red.
9i.etayi.ei; .wo. g naro. fi.11149i.llH)
Com Higher: track No I. Ko: "No.
white, IIHOITo; December, TIHOTlHc
Oata Bteady; track. No. I, 46c; No.
white nominal. . ., . , ,
', ' '" Uvervewl Oraln Market
Liverpool. BepL II. Wheat Bpot No.
Manitoba, 14 4d; No. 1, 14 Id; No. t 14
id; no. x red western winter it 4d; No.
hard winter, IS 10d.
CornSpot American mixed, new, 10 4d.
" Dry (leede Market r ' '
New Tork, Bept. 14. Cotton good wer
nrm ana active today, yarns advanced.
Fin men's wear waa high and sal wer
leas than a year ago, Urea good ware
nrm, auiag ware aotivs. . -.
RAW ANDPRODUCE
Wheat Market is Steady to a
Cent Up, While Corn
Drops a Little.
OATS STAY AfeOUT EVEN
' . Omaha. BptemMr It. 11
Th what mrket 3ontiBuei'Mtwdy. n
ln anchuiffad to 1 higher. Moat the
a&lei wen made at yeaterday'i pric. The
demand vas fair, but there were few aalM
made, u the aellera are holding for higher
prlcea.
Corn waa ott, declining 10 vi
The ..iiA. nrn wtilth cenrally com
manda a premium, aold the aame a mixed
corn. The demand for this cereal continue-
ttmtm tAm fitu.ta.r1 urifhsiniTed to Ue high
er, although inoet of the aalea were made
at unchanged prlcea. Standard oata aold at
the white prlcea today.
CloarancN were: Wheat and flour, equal
to 21,009 bu.; corn, si.000 bu.; oata, 0,QQii
Liverpool cfoae:
Wheat, tt2d lower;
corn, Hd lower.
PHmary wheat reeelpta ware l.MD.we bu.
and Ahlpmenta 164,000 bu., agalnat receipt
of J,7l6,Oft bu. and ahlpmenta of 2, Hi, 000
bu. last year.
Primary corn reeelota were 74T,ftOO bu.
and ahtpmenla 411,000 bu.,- agatnat reeelpta
of MOO bu. and ahlpmenta of 244,000 bu.
laat year.
Primary oata iwcelpta were l.tll.OOo bu.
and ahlpmenta 710,000 bu., agalnat reeelpta
of 1,114,000 bu. and ahlpmenta of 00,000 bu.
laat year. . '"..
CABlAJT BBUKIfTB.
. - , ' . , . Wheat, corn, vata.
ChloAgO.,
313
187
387
411
Mlnneapdtia
Duluth
Omaha
41
171
, 17
170
10
18
Kanaa City
Louia ...
Winnipeg ..
Thes sales wer reported today:
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 4 car, $1.41.
No. 3 hard winter: $ cars, $1.41; 7 care,
$1.4Ttt; 4 cars, $1.47, No. I hard winter;
oar, si.tt; s cara, ei.e; cara, ,
cars, $1.46tt; 1 cara. $1.46; 1 cars, $1.44-4.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, $1.42; 1 car,
$1.40; 1 car, $1.11. -riamplo hard win
ter, t car, $1.16; 1 car. $1.364. No. 4
spring: 1 .car, $1.40. No. 3 durum: 3
cara, 1I 61H. No. I durum: 1 car, ei.ou.
I mixed: I cara, l.4i 1 car, si.44,.
No. 4 mixed durum: 1 car, $1.47.
Barley No. 4; 1 ear, 10c; I car, sao;
car, 40o.
Corn: No. I whits, t cars, lOHc; No. 4
white, 1 car, SO-ci No, 1 yellow, 1-6 car,
79tfco; No. 3 yellow, I cars 71Ho; No. I yel
low, I cars, 7l4o; I cars, 71c; sample, yel
low, 1 car, 7lc; No, I mixed, 1 cara, 79fto;
No. I mixed, 1 car Tlttc; I cars, 71c; No. 4
mixed, I cars, 71 He; No. I mixed, 1 car,
7lo; 1 oar, 77c; No. I mixed, I cara, 74c;
aample, mixed, 1 car Tl Ho.
Oats: No. 3 whits, I cam, 4tc; standard,
cara, 43 o; I cam, 41o; No. 1 white, I
cars, 41c; $-1 car,-41Hc; No. 4 white 1
car, 43c; aample, white, 1 car, 42 e; I cara,
Omaha Caah Prices Wheat: No. t hard.
$1.4891.41; No. I hard, $1. 4491-44; No. 4
hard, $1.1791.41; No. I spring, $1.4891-i
No. $ spring, 11.4691.49; No. 1 durum,
l.!H9M3tt: No. 3 durum, Il.tlOl.bl.
Corn: No. I white, lOHOIOHc; No. I white.
lOOeOHc; No, 4 white, 7tVk0o4c; "-
white, Tltto; No, 0 white. 78H47lc; No.
ve low. 7tU07to: No. s ye now. 7o
Tttte; No. 4 yellow, 71H9Tlc; No. I yel
low, T19T8Hc; No. I yellow, 77H478c; No.
mixed, 7IU07ci No. 1 mixed, 7o
TIHct No. 4 mixed, 7Stt$Tlc; No. I
mixed, 77 0 71c; No. I mixed, 7478c, Oats:
No. S white, 484tc; etandard, 43H041o;
No, I white, 41U94ttc; No. 4 white, 43
9410. Barley; Malting, 15c 41. 00; No. 1
feed, T0982C . Rye: No. I, $1.1701.11;
No. I, $1.1491.11. -
Omaha Future Market.
Wheat' had no particular feature. The
December opened somewhat lower, scored
good advance and cioaed near ine nign
point of the day. The market waa much
more two-sided than It ha been for ome
time. Th big longs have all liquidated
their line and few of the bulls have much
wheat A number of the local crowd ae
bearlah and ahort the market Exporters
bid for wheat, but their bids wore out of
Ins. Until something important bearing
on the situation develops the trade expects
prices to keep within the present narrow
range. Corn and oats were dull and played
Ithin a narrow range. Local range or
options: : , -
Art. ' f Open.
Hl,h.
Low.j Close. I Ye.
Wht
Bept
Dec
May
1 44
l-
1 44
7 ti
'Tl
i im
1 n
H
tlit
" II
; II H!
" 14
Ii
1 45 H
1 47
t 47
- '
144J
14441
liHt
lttH
71 H
11 H
71M
Corn.
Bept
Deo.
May
tlH
tH
44
Oal.
Sept
44
use
May
4IH
4t
47 K
chloaao etoelna nrtoea. furnished tb. Be.
by Logan A llry.n, stock anct grato broken.
11. Boutn pmeenin eireei.
Art.
Open.
UHh. ILow.l Clo... I Tea
Wht.
Sept.
Deo.
Mar
I 41
41(4
1 II
1 ItU
1 10
1 Hit
' 'IT '
71
47
II
147
147
147 I
1
1 4Hill4t
1 10 141
1 !tl4l
Corn
Sept.
11
l
11
1
II
71
Deo.
Mar
71 es
17407614
!!
7t
4.'
47
II
, 1
71
44
Oste
Sept.
Deo.
Mar
14 W
7.
10,
II III
I7H9U
tol
47
10
II tt
Pork
Iss.
1 is ?i
Oct.
Deo.
II tl
II 10
II II
II II
II 10
ll ,i II tt
ll II
Ir4
Oct.
Dee.
14 4t 14 It
11 171 II IT
II 41
II II
14 II
II tt
Kibe
Oct.
Jan.
II It
II ft
14 III 14 It
II tt II It
CUICAOO (iaUIN AND PROVISIONS,
W heat rHrc Tend Dawna-ard Owing to
laeraaaad Miung rreaattra.
Chicago. Sept. II, Liberal export baring
brought about a bulge In the wheat market
todar. notwithstanding that at Aret- the
bears aeemed to have nearlr complete eon
trot. Prlceo doeed unsettled to le net
higher, with December at 4)1.11 to tl.to.
and Mar at 11.10. Corn Unlahod halt off
up, oats wltn a gain oc . and pro
visions varying from 10 dsollna to a fflss
of to oanta.
wheat took a decided downward swing
during ths early dealings. Rolling preesure
showed a noteble increase and there was
an apparent abeenoe of any urgent demand.
Temporarily, the buying seemed to have
been halted In ooneequenoe of reports that
new German raider was loose on the
Atlantic, and that within the last. ten daya
vesssls aggregating l4,oxs tons nav. been
deetroyed. Besldee an embargo on export
grain waa tp force at Newport News and
th.re were advices tnat Argentina wneat
waa being purchased at New Tork. Later,
however, announcement that the Dutch gov.
eminent had bought tha Argentina wheat
helped tne market nera to recover, and
when word came that th. British govern
ment was buying freely the strength of
prlcea developed more and mora.
Export sales oi wneat toaay amountea
altogether to 1,150.000 bushels of wheat,
on..half at Last waa Bald to have been
grown In the United StateB. Tha European
vl. bie euppiy total snowed a failing onr or
1,710,000 bushels. ,. . . ,
corn ralllsd wtltn wneat. Kany in tn.
BOBalon frost damage reports were virtually
Ignored, but probably, the deferred futurea
were bought owing to assertions that tha
Inlury to th. orop irad been greater than
waa generally supposed. Oats responded to
newa of a sharp advance in prlcee at wtnnl-
. The late strength ox wneat and corn
hero helped also to aausa increased .buying.
Htgheet quotations on hogs slnoa HIT.
gave provisions In general something of a
hoist. In addition, thera waa aald ta have
been good export baying 01 lard.
cash rncea wneat: No, I red. ll.l.tt
ei.414: No. I red. I1.4I41.4I; No. t
hard, 11.10; No. I hard, (1.41. Corn: No.
I yellow. t;si7Uc: No, l yellow, xivvilo
No. 4 white. IIS Otic oats: No. I white,
4B4sc; standard, .suij.ee. nya: no.
,. tl.l0a)l.tt4. Barlsy. I0ctrll.ll. Seede
Timothy. Il.&ft4fl.t0; olover, 111. .04,14.09,
Provisions: Tork. 114.17; lard, 114.43; rlba,
14.l7gJ14.7.
ButterFirm; creamery, t74tle.
Baas Ttecelpte.'l.l&l caaea: unchanged.
Potatoeo Lower: reeelpta. 10 carsr"Jer.
eeye. I1.I0V1.40: Maine cobblera. 11.404,
1.41; Minnesota and Dakota Ohloa, . I1.II
CM. to.
Poultry Allv. hlgherj fowla, too; spring.
Ito. :. . ,
MlanMpolls tiraia Mark.t.
Mlnn.apolts. .pt. II. Wheat Docembot
cioaed 11.4744. Cash: No. 1 hard. l.t
No. 1 northern. 11.40 4 1.41 : to arrive.
Il.tlSt)! 40) No. I northern, 11.44. t
11.10: No. I white, 11.14 VI. 13.
Corn No. I yellow, lllftsc.
.-Oata No. I white. 41c to tmOllc.
PlalMed II.0IVI.U. ' .
Flour Uncheng.d. -. '
Barley lrall.t4.
Bye 11.1101 II.
ra ISl.tntJlttt.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Market Again Maintains Its
Reputation for Excessive
, Activity. -
6TE2L RETAINS POSITION
Now Tork, Sept II. Today' stock mar
ket maintained Its recent imputation for
exceaatv activity, Male again exceeding
AOO.OOO aharea. Thla make th eleven tn
consecutive sesalon In which transactions
have equalled or exceeded that lmproaslve
total. '
United Btate Steel retained Its poettion
a leader on a fresh advance to the new rec
ord of 101, placing it within 13 polnta of the
preferred atocK, wmcn is on a nxea 1 per
cent basis. Incidentally the preferred, on
Its rise to 1X1, wsa at it beet quotation
since 1111, - -
Movement elewhere were not altogether
In keeping with the gain mad by steel.
itnongn advances far exceeded declines.
Rail regained 1 to Z point of yesterday's
reversal, equipments were variably better,
with marked activity In General Electric
and Westlnghouae. Copper and since re
sponded to favorable trade conditions and
motors wer Inclined to throw off their re
cent hand I cape.
Bugara and otffl wer in greater specula
tive favor, the former being represented by
Cuban -American Sugar at the new record
of 290, while Texas Company, Associated Oil
and California Petroleums rose 1 to I polnta.
wun some irregularity m Mexican petro
leum.
Hhtpptng ehares were consistently back
ward, developing heaviness In the final hour,
when the entire list save for a few minor
specialties, surrendered much of It advance
on pressure, seemingly of professional origin.
Total sales of stocks amounted to 1,070,000
shares. ,
Market news Included an lncreaae of
American Agriculture Chemicals dividend
from 4 to I per cent, additional equipment
Order and higher price for some of the
Darn metai and ny-products.
uond were irregular on mors extenslvs
operations. Total aalea, par value, $4,171,000
unuea eta tee bonds were unchaneed on call.
but th coupon is declined. H per cent on
sales. ,
Number of aalea and auotatlnttB An lMdlntr
stocks were:
Rl ntvK Tjiw rtnm
yn. neat: sugar.
American Can...
I.OOt tiu
J...HU e.
Am. Car A Foundry
t.000 II
1,100 71
t.ooo ioi
too in
Am. locomotive. .
BmelL A Ref.
Am. Sugar Ref....
Am. TeL A TIj..
Am. Z L. A B,,.
Anaconda Copper,
1.700 41
41,700 ,1 t0 10
Atchlaon 4.300 106 W 106
10.
Bald. Locomotive.. 10,100 91 89
It
lt
Baltimore A Ohio., 1,100 19 V 1IU
Brook. Rapid Tran, 71
SA Copper.. 1,400 41H 43
. Petroleum 11.400 941 a
e.
v.aiiHu ima raciHC . .
Central Leather...
Chesapeake A Ohio
C. M. A St. P
Chicago A N. W..,
700 171 i
100 44 it
1.100 t
1.100 ,1 tt
100 111 121
C, K. I. Jfc P. RV..
e.w'.w
9,400
11,700
1.100
11,400
1,700
11.000
Chtno Copper......
uoio. iniei a iron,.
Corn Producta Ref.
Crucible Steel......
uiatiiiera- securities
Erie
General Electric. . .
19
7,100 17S
1.100 120
II.
Great No. pfd
111 111
43 42
103 101
171X 17
ui. no. ure em..
Illinois Central.,.,
1,100 43
400 104 44
inter, uon. Corp,
7. 100 18
Inspiration Copper. 11,700 61 40 41
Inter. Harvester... 100 114 117 117
Int M. M. pM. ctfs. 41,100 133 111 211
K. C. Southern.... 100 36 H 3 24
Kennecott Copper.. 1,100 G3 11 11
I.ouisvl!l ft Nash . 131
Mexican Petroleum. 11,300 110 118 114
Miami Conner
1,000 17 17
37
K. tfi T. DM,,.,
1,700 "4 '4
10 '
Mtaaouii Pacific..,
Montana Power..,,
National Load.,.,.
Nevada Copper..,.
New Tork Central.
1.100
2.000
10
11 TO
21 21
01 107
1 tl
31
101
12.100 101
T.. N. H. tfe H. .
1,000
Norfolk A Weetern
Northern Pacific...
Paclflo Mall
Paclflo Tel. Tel..
PennayYvanla .....
Ray Con. Copper.,.
Reading
Rep, Iron A Steel.,
S hat tuck Aria. Cop.
Southern Pacific...
Southern Railway..
Studehaker Co....,
Tenneaaee Copper.,,
Texa Company...,
1,300 131 130 130
1,100 112
1.4k 148 4J2
21 21 21
. too
16
4,100 17 87
6.000 7i 14'
15.100 11SV 111'
10.100 17 '65
1.400 10?, 10
1,100 lOlti llll
4,100 35 , 24
1,100 131'- 120
i:-
112
7
30
100
24
129
26
,.1,000 10 20
7.400 31,11 111
115
union fan no. . .. ..
45,100 147 145 140
500 11 12 12
Union Paclflo pfd
tT. 8. Ind, Alcohol
V. 8. Steel
1,100 132 12t 189
1.7,700 10t
3,(00 121
01 107 101
21 120 121
16 16 II
11 21 21
8. Steel nfd..
Utah Cooper.,..
(.son . 16
Wabaan via. H . . -r 2.800
Wen tern Union..,.. I.KflO 101 100U 300
Weettnvhouae Elec. 18,000 9h tt 4
Total aales ror tne aay, i.otu.qqq anare.
New Tork Money Market,
New Tork, Bept 31. Mercantile Paper
IH per cent.
Bterttn' uxenanre eo-oay diiis, b.tih
demand. 14.71 Ki cable. I4.7IU.'
Bilver Bar, le; Mexican dollar, 11 o.
Bonda uovernment taayi railroad tr
reaular.
Tim Loan Firm: n aay. iuoih per
cant; to aaya ivm per cent; six monina,
Pr cent.
can oney nieaay: man, i per eeni:
low, m per oent; rullnv rate, IH per cent;
laat loan, per cent; cioaina; ma, s
per oent; orterea at 2 per cent.
'V, 8. 3 reg... ooj-j . ... '
do coupon .....yvT.,."-
.17 a. 4. reg....lotnont. fower .... si
u.a? ,J 110 N. T. O. deb. is. Ill
ArnT flmeit. I. ..UI 'N T. City 4s.l00
a- TN f'-.i."-.",."":iit
Anaio-Vfench'ls. t6No. Paclflo 4.... tl
$ 4 o 4. ":::: 5o'ors"uVVf:-4V a
fn.T . f 5al00Pao. . T. la. 101
rent. Pacific 1st ltPenn. eon. 4s..l04
c't 0."v?4.. 'v12i
c li 4 III' P. 'St. L. A San F.
Ci.Mi. ..:r..f.lOI ref. 4 Tt
C B I. P. By. So. Pao. ev. la. .104
r.t. .b ' 1 -":v
c. s. ref. 4s. ;;o. ""w" ;;,!
D. 4k K. u. c ... in . --' -r
p.i, -en 4s Tlu. H. nuooer es..iua
SV' V,..,:; ii lllln. g. Hteel la.. .106
m. No. lot 4s. tlw. Union 4;... t;
f r.f 4, IS w. B.I.O. OY. B....S.
Int. M. s. .1TB
' aVaadaa Stack Market.
...... a.nt. l,. American ecurttl.e
eaggad and oocasl.nally were below parity
today on tn. e.u
Hllver r, .... i v.
, .. iu n.r renL
Dlaeount Bates Short bills, ll par
eantl three monms, .is p
":. Cotton' Martnt.
, m. Bent. II. Cotton Futurea
opened barely steady;' octtber, IS.710; ue
...... i.imh is.a.o: luna.
cemoer, ....... .. - -7 .
Cotton Spot, steady r roMdllng uplands,
11.15c; no sales.
Tha cotton marast oiosea a. ...
Vance Of 17 W SI POIOU 1 toaay.
, .....,1 a.m i Cotton Spot firm;
a -.urfiin. STtd; mlddltna. 1.15c: low
middling, l.llc Sales, 1,000 bales: 100 for
speculation and export.
Metal Markat. '
v.. v..v ant. it. Metals Lead. 1T.00
7.30. Spelter, eteady; spot East St. Louis
daltvarv. II.3604.7S. t;oppar, nrm; .100-
trolytto, H7.t04J3l.ll. Iron, steady. Tin.
arm! apot. tll.760St.7l.
AtXjondon: npot copper,
fill: alootrolytlc, 115. Spot tin. 1171 losj
futures. 1171. Lead, 110 16s. tipalter, lot.
V
Rotarians to Entertain
Younger Generation
The younger generation will have
its inning at the first noonday meet
inn and luncheon of the Rotaiy club
n( the fall.
At 4. the weekly luncneon tnu
which will be held in the Hen
Shaw rathskellar. the junior Rotarian
movement, vhich had its inception at
the Field club frolic last week, is to
be discussed and tentative plans made
for what may develop into a national
project, v
E. U. Graff, superintendent of
schools and Boy Scout commissioner,
will act as chairman of the meeting.
The prmcipaKspeaker ot toe meet
ing will be U H. tngnsn, superm
tendent of recreation. '
Members of the vocational guidance
cmmiitee of the club are to ' giv
shorf talks and make reports on mat
ters pertaining to the junior Rotarian
lucau - .
One of the Omaha Boy Scouts has
been asked to explain in detail the
vorK 01 me organization.
4. ,3
Ik C34 SS,
u ts
i 7 71
107 107
110 111
... 182
41 41
13
171 171
13 13
4 14 Z
i tti
121
1ST, If
11 13 13
if 14 14
It 15 15
II 14 14
41 41 41
3tU 10
li 171
NURSE In charge of
SCHOOL INSPECTION
Board Decides on This Instead
of a Doctor on Half Time
I and Pay.
EVENING SCHOOLS TO OPEN
By a vote of six to four, the Board
of Education lidt evening decided to
place one of the eight school nurses at
the head of the school medical in
spection department, instead of en
gaging a physician on half time at
$1,200 a year, as proposed by .Chair
man Woodland of the teachers' com
mittee. Holovtc'hinef, Jenkins, Reed.
Foster, Wakeley and Williams voted
for the resolution, which prevailed
and which was offered by Mr. Wake
ley. President Ernst, Fry, Warfield
and Woodland opposed the elevation
of one of the nurses to the superin-
tendency of medical inspection.
Final action of the board was pre
ceded by an exchange of views on
trie subject of medical inspection of
schools. ,
Doctors in Charge.
In'his ODDOiition to the Wakeley
resolution, Mr, Woodland said; "In
450 cities where regular school medi
cal inspection s stems are maintained
nearly all have doctors in charge of
the work. This is an educational
proposition. We believe that a child
naving nurmai eyes auu uia, ioi in
stance, is better equipped for educa
tion than the child having'defective
hearintr or evesisrht.- We are not so
much concerned with the contagious
diseases. "
Dr. E. Holovtchiner took excep
tions to Mr. Woodland1 in this man-
"Nearly all chronic defects
are due to contagious diseases, so
we should De very much concerned
with these "Hiseases. which form" the
most essential part of school medi
cal inspection. Anyone can tell
whether a child has enlarged tonsils,
is near sighted or has defective hear
in a. You can imaaine what kind of
a physician we could get for $100 a
montn on halt time, as has been
proposed. 1 favor efficient medical
inspection."
' Clerical Position.
Dr. Jenkins stated that he was at
a loss to understand what the Duo-
poled hajf-time physician was to do
unless it would be to till a clerical
position, which one of the nurses
could fill, according to the Wakeley
resolution. Superintendent Graff will
appoint the head nurse. - -
; I he board created another position
by appointing Fannie Meyers assist
ant supervisor of music at $1,200 a
year. Helen Weeks was named as
sistant resiitrar at' Central hisrh
school at $60 per month.
evening elementary schools will
be opened as usual at Kellom, Com
enius and SouthHigh school, the
principals to be Cebella Schaller, Ella
Thorngate and Edward Huwaldt,
respectively. Karl Adams will be
principal of the evening high school
to De opened at central High and fed
ward Huwaldt will - have charge of
a similar school to be conducted at
the South High, in connection with
the evening elementary school at
that building. All evening schools
will be opened on October 16.
. taaeia ia rarada.
High school eadeta will be permitted to
participate in the Ak-Bar-Ben Industrial
parade on October 1 and achoola will be
closed on the afternoon of October S to
permit children to. attend, the historical
pageant parade.
The East Side Improvement club asked
permission to use Hawthorne school' for
meetings, which matter, waa referred to a
committee.
The Druid Hill Improvement club would
have the board hasten tha erection of tha
new Druid Hill school.
Arnold Rathkjr of 1311 Parker sfreat
maae application Tor tha Sdward Roeewa
ter seholarshlpt Ha waa graduated from
Central high school last June. .
superintendent orarr reported that the
total enrollment of all schools la 14.133.
which Is 110 more than laat year.
rwo-room annexes .were ordered xor
lxthrop and Belvldera schools,
Martha Crala. Cora Harner. Nora H.
Lemon and Minnie Wlleon were placed on
tha retired list. They left the school eerv
lea laat June.
Hay Whalen Jind Virginia Bllett were
ranted leaves of absence for this semes
ter. The following were granted leavee for
tha ' school year: lMmna Matnews. Mary
X. Austin. Olive E. Coffman. Ina Sackett.
Madeline Herr. Mane Matthewe. fileanor
Dlckman. wylde Ilhamey andtstella Abra
ham. Pavdave for the teachers this school year
will be as follows: September It. October
14, November 31, December is, January so,
February 37. March 37, May 1. June ,11.
Delegates Named to
The irrigation Congress
Mavor Dahlman has appointed the
following: as delegates to the irriga
tion congress at El Paso, October 14
to 18: A. V. Kinsler. Frank W.John
son, John A. Cavers, Charles J. Lane,
D. L. Patterson, ueorge uranaeis, n.
B. Zimman, H. E. Newbranch, T. J.
Nolan and Nets Updike. Any other
local irrigators who care to go and
pay their own expenses will be added
to the delegation u tney win maice
themselves known to the mayor.
Mavor Declares He Will
Continue to Grant Permits
Reolving to a criticism of the
United Improvement club, as express
ed in a letter from -Secretary M. J.
Greevy, Mayor Dahlman advised the
city council that he intends making
no change in his policy of granting
free permits in cases where sucli ac
tion will serve the ends of worthy
charity.
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS
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Unlighted Lamp
Leads to Eecover, ,
Of Stolen Mc or
A neglected tail-lama was th in
significant cause of three young men
being arrested last niglft for the heft
of an auto stolen in Joliet, 111. last
summer. John C. Corbett, C
worth, III., who says he il a Ci
ton student, has confessed, polic
ats-gh-Jay,
ho
hat
de.
ied
M.
ha.
and has exonerated the others
were arrested with him, saying
he had only invited them for a
The two other prisoners ider
themselves as John Whalen, ?
nee, Okl, and Paul P. Chilenski,
Farnam street
Corbett. according to Captai
F. Dempsey, drove the car to C
and intended to leave soon fo
Louis.
Motorcycle Policeman Coope
i -
ail-
the machine on the Florence '
vard. and. noting the unlighteo
lamp, halted the trio, cqrnetts on-
fusion aroused his suspicions ar lie
sent all three to headquarters tad
drove the machine in himself. i
Rev. W. J. Corboy of the Crei in
university faculty denies that th' JJ'S
are students there.
"Tl,. u,r n.n11i4 in f ha a hocl
all 4hr u,r,:
la.l uo oaiu, wu, .......
expelled then for misconduct."
Cooking and Sewing in
Evening High $ hool
With the oneninz'of the ev;ning
hitrh school in the South High t hod
juiiding on October IS, cookin and
sewing will be introduced tor tin iusi
time in an umana. evening mgn
school. These branches will I ,: Of
fered in connection with the r ,'dlar
academic course. yLast winter a- eve
ning cooking class was conduc f i at
South High under the auspices t the
Recreation board, but this pla; has
been abandoned. : ,
AMU8KMKNTS.
B1ANDEIS next'sunI ay
The Seneatioa af Settaatfataa.
THE LITTLE GIRL
NEXT DOO l"
Startling Vivid Pacta
Regarding tha Underworld
Bued oa tha Illinois Sonata
Vka investigating lansmittea
A Picture Every Maa
Should Sea.
asal Wnaa
BRANOEIS
Ntghte. 25-SV 75
Mate. 3Ss at 50c
all seat raat.tfaa
NOW LAST WEEK 4 Mora Pave
rwke Dell, at 2:18 and StlS She ,
Clima'a Cinema Opera - v
RAMON A J
Helen H. Jiek sou's Famous Rom mem
20 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA t i
Choir of Mission Singers
PHCI (
DOW S'
THE BEST OF VAUDE1
VAUDEVILLE '
Oillv Matisse, 2:11.
Ever. NMM 1:15. TM. Week.
SARAH PADOEM RALPH DUNBAR'S atAltY
CO.. li LAND S1NOEES: lobnnj
"THE CLOD I cuitaal! a ltsu. Wsli T. 1m
perlsl Calneie Trie, ookwell
4 Wood. Hlla Ters Ssblos Co.. Orpheus TrsriJ
neeklv.
day nd Sunder).
ICo. rtleWs, Uo, SSe. It no.
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER." .
BUS "AHwYorkGirl" aJSeSS.
un. ai.iu,.. Him Rentlev. Clara ivana.
Franoe's.Talt BoUford. Walter Peareoi , Syl-
via Hroay. Irving bwiq., V j '.
a Big Beantr Chorua oi BonasUTolo 4neas
New Tork Oirls. 1 .
(Final FertoraaanM FrldaT Nlte.
' ladlea' Dime Matlnae Week Da.. aV
BA VI. Playtaf ttw
li I laf Spoken Dn ma
Mat, Toalar. 1:30 Tonight, 8:30. Is.
Berr McCotcneoo's Romantic PI jr
Truxton lima
Mala, Balconr. 10c Lower Floor, ASc
Nights, lfe-SOe. .
Tonight 8:20 KinlG
ntiii . e.iu. v
10 Cattla "ARIZONA" 2S Centa
NOW PLAYING.
CHAS. A. MASON CO.
Roaring Ftuxe Comedy.
""CHARUE CHAPLIN
CHARLIES STORMY ROMANCR."
' Standard Vaudeville and Ploteplaye.
UIDD 15th and
Harney
OPEN II TO It ALWAYS 1 -LAST
TIMES TODAY
MARGUERITE CLARK. b
A RsquMte.1 Return Engageraast of
"SILKS AND SATINS"
LOUISE HUFF
IN
"THE REWARD OF PATIENf E"
OPEN S TO 11 DAILY -
TURPIIVS SQ (OOL OF DANCING
High School Class begins Satomla . September SO, S . u Pbat Childrm,a fJlaes
Saturday, October 1, t :I0 p. m Ar llcatione should be made aarlj. Now open. Adult
Beginner. Monday, S p. m. and Adu t Advanced Tuesday. In, No nor. pupUa re
ceived in Monday and Tuesday ci. see altar O.tobar 10th. ArrangemniU may ha
mad for private leeeons day or av ling. . - . .
. Phone Harney S143. 28th sad Psrsus SlTarta.
I taaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaan .sa.aaMBBBnBBBBBBnaSBSBBSB..a.s.
Maltless j Alcoholfree
A BRANNEW UEVERAGE
Maldng an entirely new and novel beTftrare from the eholeest American
cereals, WITHOUT MALT, rithtnt finnentatrtifi, iriUiont sonr, net
hvrf Mntaininr NO ALCOHOI . beiiw tfre, not a "beer." "neap
beer" or "temperance beer," with i . flavor and taste of IU own and twin
in a clasa of its own. -
Foj sale at all dntjr stores, hoMa, reaUvwants, soda fountains and soft
drink establishments. .. , v .
Omaha Beverage Company
Peetv Traaai SaaalM ay
WILLIAM JttTEB.
asoa st,
Pfcaan, Daaurlaa 4X11.
T
EVERY FOOT ACHE HITS
BRAIN A SEVERE JOLT
The nrvi of the human body ar ao
eloaely interrelated that a i hoc It to any
part- of the body hi echoed In the brain.
Thla la particularly true, ae every foot ache,
panv of patn or discomfort shocks tha whole
nervous system and Jolts the brain like a
blow. That Is why foot sufferers are ao often
unable to do themselves Justice and why ao
many employers will not accept an applicant
for a place who la a foot sufferer. Foot
troubles, however, are easily banished. A 26
cent package of Wa-Ne-Ta will relieve foot
troubles and bring relief almost Instantly.
Two or three tablets dropped In a pan of hot
water will furnish a foot bath that will
wash away the pangs and aches of tired,
sweaty, burning, sore and tender feet Ex
cellent when used for general bathing, leav
ing skin soft and sanitary. If your druggist
hasn't Wa-Ne-Ta, send us 10 cents and wa
will gladly mall you a sample package. L.
C. Iandon Co., South Bend, Ind AdVt
To Chicago
as -i sa.
Take theuMitwoukeen
Travelers experienced in
the comparative com
forts and conveniences
of different roads unani
mously declare, "Take''
the 'Milwaukee' be-
' tween Omaha and
' Chicago." ,
The reason perfect lenrlca
made possible partially from
the fact that equipment Is com.
pany ownrtj and that attend. '
' ant are company employee
Chicago"
Nilwaukee&StPauI
RAILWAY,
Four fast dottf trains
I or caD for raBcrratkoa. :
TtctotOrSccUUratawStneLOtsaa
"Pep" for
your salesman
TAONTgiveyoursaletv
jL1 man a hard night's
travel if you cxpcctliim
todoagooddasselling.
Tell him to travel on the
Baltimore & Ohio to
Akron, Youngstown,"
Pittsburgh or Wheeling.
On a through ticket to
t New York he can stop .
over at these points, be
sides at Washington, -Baltimore,
Philadelphia
and other important
business centers. , . i
Pullman drawing-room, com
, partment and observation, li
brary, lounging cars, dining
service. Extra good. '
Four afl-stMleltcIiojrtrf through- '
mini from Chicago to the east via
Washington. ,
For f olden ant! fall tntormation re
girding traini, tickets, etc, call on '
or address
, JtM,
OaaahaaSlak.,
Baltimore
&Ohio
"OurPanngmArt OwQuedi"
HEAD BEE WANT eDS.
AMTJSEstENTS.
- jD02 lo 601 South 30th StraaL
SOUT SIDE STATION. OMAHA, NEB.
ij Phaaa Sotith IZS7.
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