THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER' 4, 1917.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Desirable Cattle in Good De
mand All Week; Hog j 15
Cents Lower; Lambs Up
a Quarter.
.- Omaha. November I. HIT.
ateeelpts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Tarda. Omaha. Neb., for H
hours ending at i o'clock p. m., yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Cattla Hor- Sheep HT'a
RAIN AND PRODUCE NEW YORK STOCKS
Corn Hits Toboggan With Bulk Selling of Eails Until Eecently
' Two Cents Down and Some Eegarded as Leaders, Under-
lfisaourt Pacific
Union Pacific ....
C. N. W, aaat..
C N. W.. wast..,
C, St P., W. O..
C, B..A Q. aaat..
C, B. A Q . west ..
C, R. I. P.. wt
.10
. 1
. t
.11
. 1
..21
It
4
IS
total receipt.
' . DISPOSITION.
Cattla.
Vorrl. ft Co.........
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Co....
J. W. Murphy ,. '
Cudahy from K. C. lit
Totala U0 7
Ofnclal Monday 1S.76I 1,147
Official Tuesday 11,771 1,60
Official Wednesday... 10,171 1.4S6
Official Thursday .... 1,710 1.110
Offical Friday 1.224 2,111
Estimate Saturday..... 400 1,(00
Bors.
lot
m
ii
461
' 141
I0K
16.H1
11.(21
19.274
14.121
1,144
200
' Omaha, November I, 111T,
Carlot recalpta of grain totaled 147 cars
today
them
verted to the local mllla. Twenty-one cars
of corn ware reported and (7 ar of oats.
hlle rye receipts were (our cars, ana tnose
of barley eight care.
Continued light arrivals of corn ware no
tlced today, and can be expected for the
next month or ao. while the farmers are
gathering the new crop. The market on
the whole was extremely narrow and only
few transactions were reported late in
the aeaalon. Spot quotation, were mucn
lower, a few sales being made at a 2c to to
decline. Local buyera were not over-anxioua
for any amount of thla cereal, wmie me
export Inquiry was also very light No,
yellow sold at . ana ti.ui, ana i
Kn miied at 11.10. while one car eacn
of No. 1 and No, 1 mtted, near white, aold
t 11.11. A part ear or no. 4 wnue orougm
. '. . ... -
Oats refiectea me aeoune in kviu -.
sold off fractionally, the bulk bringing ;d m 'in Petroleum were effaced at
half cent lew than yesterday's sales. . There eaall";ioi BaI ,mounted to 160,000
was no nnuauai acuTe-ncaa ,,., ...
cereal, buyers taking only small amounta
for Immediate consumption. Standard oats
sold at 68o and the No. I white at 17 c
and the No. graae at io.
Six days this week.. 60.161
Same daya last week.. (2,16$
Rama daya 1 wks. sgo.Ii.ISl
'Same daya 1 wks. ago.41,171
'Rama days 4 wks. ago.11,177
Sam days last year.. 42.411
Cattle A usual on
were not enough rattle
71,026
17,464
15.061
16,101
t,tl 110,710
js.m ai,t6(
11.322 16l,14f
41,011 I2,6
Saturday there
here to make a
" " - - . , i arrv man. jloiu
Rve was In poor aemena-ana no amies . tisinnncnn end axceea re
were made, wnue in. ni;r " "' serves Increased by 155.400,000 i . as i oompareo
waa gooa, - " . I with last week a loss or aii,vvv.vvv,
(market The week's receipts total a little
ilTtr SV.VVV HWU. fillip tlS aillKlifa. PIMUV
(three weeks ago, but about 7.000 larger
Ithan for ths same time last year. Deslr
,able cattle of all kinds have been In good
request this week, and have been fairly
'ready sellers at generally higher prlcea.
The first half of the week both eornfed
and ran re beeves, as well as the more de
sirable kinds of feeders, and practically alt
fat cows and heifers, advanced l&ffj&e.
steers.' while not so active on the close.
held practically alt of thla upturn, though
eows and heifers sold mainly 10a lower
Friday, and closed with part or tne ae
vines lost. Bulls, stags, etc., and veal
calves were not quotably changed at any
time during the week
Quotations on cattle: Prime heavy
beeves. $15.00014. 50; good to choice beeves,
lit 90115.00: fair to gooa beeves, su.vuw
.116(1- rem man to fair beeves. 17. 0811. 00i
good to choice yearlings, f 14.00O14.50; fatr
to good yearlings. 111 OOff 14.00; common to
fair yearlings, 14.60911.00; prime heavy
grass beeves. 111. 00 11. 60; good to choice
grass beeves, f 10.00911.50; fair to good
grass beeves, 3. 00010.00; common to fair
rasa beeves. $7,004)1.50; good to choice
heifers. $7.50 $.00; good to choice cows,
r 76UI 00: fair to good cows, $6.2607.50;
common to fair cows, $5.0005.15; prims
feeding steers, $10 6013.0Q; good to choice
seders. $1.60010.15; fair to gooa reeaers,
17 isai.tli common to fair feeders, $6,004
1.00; good to choice Blockers, $1.6001.60;
stork heifers. I.6O0I.OO: stocK cows, lo.uov
' .!!; stock cslves, $.00f 10.00: veal salves,
' $.00ll.60 bulls, stags, etc.. ss.&uwi.ou,
Hogs The Ughest run of the week was
en hand this morning. The market waa a
falrlv active affair and packers bought a
number of hogs on the early rounda, paying
prlcea that were all the way from juo to
Ho lower than yesterday. Shippers bought a
few hogs, Baying $17 for the beat Ths bulk
old from $16.10 to $1615, with pigs selling
i as nigh as $11.50. The general market
loses around 10a higher for the week,
i Representative sales; , '
No. Av. Sh. Pr. ' No, Ar. oh.' Pr."
11. .110 110 $16 71 71, .141 210 111 10
46. .141 40 14 II II. .101 110 15 10
61. .261 150 11 15 77.. 221 49 17 00
. pros.-.
14 00 II.. Tl ... II II
It 50 ' -
.......I mn.a ara. FlEUrSS WSrS a CCDl UP,
the No. 2 selling at ll.n ana mo . .
II 11 and $1.21. Feed barley brought $1.11.
Clearancta were: Wheat and flour, equal
to 121.000 bushele; oats, 761.000 bhlg-
primary wheat receipia wim wi'.
bushels and shipments sin.vuw .
against rscelpts of 1,700,000 bushsls and
shipments of 1,061.000 bushels last year.
. . . - til AAA tSiia n
.1. and shipments 101.000 bushels, against
receipts oi i,uv Am. locomotive...
of 24,oo ousneis isbi Am. Smelt Ret.
primary "'7"" " " Am. Sugar Ksr.
elr ana snipmeni --
receipts of 1.020.000 bushels and shipments
of 1.121,000 bushels laat year. ,
CARLOT RECEIPTS, i
Wheat Corn. Oats.
41 111
Chicago ...
Minneapolis
Puluth .....
Omaha' .....
Kansas City
Louts ..
Winnipeg
Grades Off As Much As
Five Cents.
mines Two-Hour Market
Session.
TOPICS FOR SABBATH
Presbyterians Lay . Plans . For
Making Drive in the Direc
tion of Helping to
Win War.
NEW PASTOR NORTH SIDE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
New Tork. Nov. 1. Further selling of
rails, including several well known Issues.
... .-.- .I.. 1.. 4.M Itt Ik.
grading No I ". """i; hour session of ths stock market.
New premiums were mads by Bt. ram
common and preferred, ths former falling
no nti to 42 and tne preierrea s io
2U
71. Iow records for the current period ana
a much longer time were made by Union
Pacific, Southern Paciflo and Northern Pa-
clftc. coalers, notaoiy jieaama, my
uroschlnsr lowest levels.
Amons soeolaltles preasurs waa moat
merkei calmt motos ahares. Maxwell com
mon losina 4 points and the first preferred
1 with 1 tor Qeneral Motors, tiuno wm
h..vU.t at the coDDers. yielding a point,
Crucible Steel reacted mors than a point
and U. 8. Steel showed an extreme decline
of a point after having gatnea as mucn.
u.r n. trrrran loaz mil iia vuihup
vance In the general decline of the final
half hour and other shippings forfeited the
rremter nart of their advantage. Veritable
gains In American Sugar. Industrial Alco
ths wes
shares.
The weekly bank statement wag-again an
Index to ths enormous shifting 67 moneys
nnected with flotation oi me aocooa
... Actual loans ana aiacounis
i a. inrru.iiiilf weak. Liberty
4s were steady at par, the I Via aoid at .J1
to 10.76. Total bond sales par vmiu .
gated $2,150,000.
United States 2s and 4a advanced H Pr
cent on call during the week.
Number of sales ana quoimiiuum
stocks: Bales, nign. uow. viy.
Am. Beet Sugsr
VUU S9
1,100 62Va 1
1,600 62H 10
3.000 ITS, T4
1.400 19 l
71
11
6014
7f
17
Am. Tel. & Tel,...
Am. Z., U A S....
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison
A. O. k, W. L B. o.
Baltimore A Ohio.
B. a. 8. Copper..,.
Cel. Petroleum....
Canadian Pacific.
l!l00 112 1124. 11214
400 12 12 1214
671t 65Te
17 10
17 1514
61 51
centra ieauior, . .
Chesaoeexe unio
61
16
16
61
17
12
4,600 126 124 124
2.000 47 66 65
6,009
1.100
1.600
1,400
1,200
6,300
46
.521
126
7 , Zl l
66 36 14
60 41 14
...1021 , , ..
These sales were reported today:
wk... v 1 heril wlnteri 1 cars. S2.15.
No. 1 hard winter: cars, sj.h. no.
h.rJ ai nter! X pars. (2 . no. v
.i.i.f. 1 rmr Ismuttvl. ii. oo. no. f"
l-tt. . hrnwA til.! 1 Cftr. B2.UO.- PKIIIUiv
yellow hard winter: 1 car (live vwll). pi.tlllsrs' Securities 2,200 37
iiv w49vin. una, no. i nnnnwin flinsni Kieciric.. uw
- . . - ' . K ' . , J tnA ES KB BB
VtI ew.aw. - . .... I f3UTJB.I . AC
x? i jiavir nAffhatrn anrinv! l duik-i , . xj nft ...
11 1). No. 4 red enrlng: I car, $1.0$. r..t No. Ore ctfs. $,100 li
C, M. Ht. r....
Chicago It N. W...
C. R. I. A P. ctfs,
Chlno Copper..,,..
Colo. Fuel iron..
Cong. Products Ref1 l.OOO
Crucible Steel 4,100
-iihm Cane Sugar.. 1.100
1,300
1,000
300
46
44
"ii"
40
14
27
61
27
45
42
'iiii
10
13
26
66
17
15
16
41
41
14
11
It
13
24
56
17
36
16
Illinois Central.
L Inspiration Copper,
! Int. M. M. pio...
lntsr. Nickel
Inter. Faper
K. C. Bouinern....
Kennecdtt Copper,
Louisville A Nash.
Maxwell Motors...
II. . 5
III. .11I .
Sheep The run of eheep and Jambs for
the week was the lightest tn seme time.
Th. market closed steady on all classes of
fat sheep and lambs, with a slightly lower
1 trade on feeder lambs. Feeder sheep were
steady for the week. The upturn In fat
lambs wall 160 lie. Fat eweg were fully
too higher at toe elose of tha week than
they were a- week, ago, and In pole
' ..!.!... rim in killers waa active through.
mat the week, with a little falling off Frl-
gay. reeder lamb found an uneven treae,
..4 .re fiiv l&a lower than laat week.
i Ouallty was very poor. Feeder ahesp are
.higher If anything, ths beat kind as much
M 600 UP. ' t- " '
St Louis Lira Itock Market,
St. Loula, Nov. I. CattleReceipts, 1,10$
. bead; market gtsaayj naavm o '""?
I a. naaia in- vaarllne steers and hellers,
7;0f(lie0! cows, 16.00 0 10.4$ I stockers and
Jeeders, $4.60011.60; fair to prima aouthsrn
aa.AAAll.T6t beef cows and
. heifers. $4.00010.00! prima yearling steers
' heifers. I7.50O10.00I native saives,
ii ii
tr... 'e .',..! I C0A bead! lowert lights,
$17.00017.405 pita. $14.0O4.l5i mtxsd and
butchers, $l7.00O17.75i good heavy, $17.44
017.40; bulk, lT.QwU.se. ' . .
eh..n and Ijtmbi Receipts. 105 head
market steady; tombs, MMO! w0'
10.60Olll6j wethers, gn.ewwis.sv.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
hi-.. K. 1 Cattle Receipts, 1.000
m.rkat weakt native steers, $1,760
17.60; western steers, $6.61$.40! stockers
and feeders, $6.14011.501 eowt ana heifers,
aftAAtfietK, .tvaa. lf.6AA10.00. i -
Hogs Receipts, 14,000 headj watket
weak: bulk of. sales, 111 4017.!5 light,
in 7ni1 ., Mliert. 116.lfO17.50; heavy,
114U17.66r rough, .$14.15014.401 pigs.
a., aaaiI II 1 '.. V
Hh.n and Umbt-Recalpta. 1,000 head
market weak; wethers. .T5Ol-00; awss,
$7.651140; lsmbs. tl.01l.75. s
' f:.f: s - KMrnttUTiUym Stoek Market
v.mai Cltv. Mo.. Nov. l-CaUle Be
celpts. 1.50O head; market steady; prime
fed steers. 416.60011. 73; dressed beef steers.
' $11.00016.00; western oteera, H. 00 IS. 00
IS initio 00: helfera. $1.60011.60
atockera and feeders, 18.00 (M3.S6; bulls.
nni7 1S. calves. I6.50O11.00.
Hogs Receipts. 1,500 hesdj market lower
. bulk, $11 40 17.00; pigs, $15.00014 00.
KhaeD.and Lambs Recerpts. 1,000; mar
;. kt steady; lambs, $14.sl.76; yearllnga,
12 00U.i6; wethers, $14.50012.50! ewes,
ii.oooiloo. -- .
BIom City Live Stock Market,
i Slouk City.' la., Nov. $. Cattle Receipts.
0 head; market eteady; beet steers, $7,600
16.00; fat cowa and helfera, $6.60 01 161
cannere, $5.1604.16; atockera and feeders,
-' $7.60O13.26f; calves. $T.OOJU.60t bulls,
tugs, etc., $6.1607.60; feeding cows and
heifers, $5.$08.16. , --
Hogs Receipts. 1.000 head; market II to
30 cents lower; light, $14.40014.10; mixed.
$14.60914.40; heavy, $14 40014.76; pigs,
$14.1001140; bulk, $14.6011.40.
. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, TOO head;
' market steady . ' ' ' - ,;',,.':''
' . St, Joaeph Live Block Mfrket
St, Joseph. Mo., Nov. $. Cattle Receipts,
1.000 head; market steady: steers, $1,000
14.60; cowe and helfera, $6.16011.60; calves,
in fin 11 J oo. . 1
Hogs ReeelpU. 1,50$ head; market low
er; top, $17.16; bulk Of sales. 111.00O17.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; market
.1 steady, iambs. .$11.000 il.isi ewss, .vfy
"' Omaha liar. Market
neealnts llsht. demand good on
, prairie hay and alfalfa, also eat and wheat
strsw. Market firm and higher.
Prairie Haji Choice upland, $22.60; No.
1, $11.50030.50; No, . $16.60017.60; No.
1. 614.500 14.50. No. I midland, $11,609
id SO: No. 1, llS.Wel7.50. No. 1 lowland.
III.60O1I 5I; No, 1. $11.50011.60; No, 1,
. ii,.i is SA! No. 1. $25,600
2160; atsndard, $21.50024.60; No. 1 $20.50
0 22.60; No. . is.uwiev.
Straw Oat, $1.60 0 6.60; wheat, $7,000
Kew Tork Dry Goods Market,
K.m Tork. Nov. 1. Dry Goods Cotton
goods and yarns here today were firm with
a further advancing tendency. Wool geoda
were firm. Linens ruled high with a belief
. expressed by Importers that supplies will be
. very short for spring, auriaps were wn
tTsntit City Grain Market .
: tr.n... nir. Va.. Nov. I. Corn No.
mixed. 11.1001.17; No. 1 white, $1.05O
1.11; No. yellow, i.sesye.v,
$1.16; January, m -
. ' Oats No. I white. 09le
mlaea, 640c s - ,
f'' tt.' Craia Market
a. . rnta. Ma.. Nov. t. Corn No.
11.04: No. I new, !.$; Peeember, i.lf
i i a fit . .
Oets-o. 3. l$HOIK: No. 1 white, .
- 1 1 -r -:. V$stlM Market
w. Tork. Nov.i g. Cotton Soot, , quiet
- .tAAitm unlanda. It.lOo: no sales: cotton
futures tlosed steady December, 37.1e
January. 26.6tei March, l.00e; May. .
hf. 11.190.
No. 1 mixed common and rea nurum.
car (II pf cent hard red spring), $2.14.
m. e iir.A common and red durum'; 1
car (SO per cent spring),, $1.11. No. $
mixed common and red durum: 1 car (40
... ...I hard red anrlns). '$2.00. No. 4
mixed common and red durum: 1 ear (1
per cant rye), $2.01.
t)i.vima i; i car. bi.zi. no. m var.
e.et. ..r 11 1! . ear. 11.13. No. 4: 1 u.. Petroleum.
-. - v-.. ---- . . . . . . ... i -
ear. $1.14. No, 1 leedt I ear, si.ia. nejeoiem Mlami copper....
1 car, $1.10. Bampiei i car iomie muniii i jiia.ouri racure,
$1.16 1 car toats mixsaj, f.v.. ; . Montana rower,
f-nv-n Vn 1 vallowt 1 Car (shippers I NAV.itm Copper.
weights). $2.04; 1 car, $1.01. No. yellow: 1 New york central
... 11.01. Samnla yellow: 1 car, $1.40. No. 4 T h. H.
while i l.l car? $2.00. No. 1 mixed: 1 car worf0ik ft Western
(near whltte), i,n, n s w;;' NortMra ramiw...
tnean white), $1.W. ' 10, No- 1 Paciflo Mall......
rnlxea: l car, ei-sv. . I facuio -iei.
Oats Stanuarai a oars, oo, n.
e .... itii,. Na. a white: 1 cars, 67o.
Sample white: 1 ear, 67o; I cars, Ho.
Omaha1 Cash Prices-Corn: . I yellow.
$101 02.03; No. t mixed. $l.IO1.00. Oats:
NO. 1 White, HfPI1c, .mnu.u,
.... s .hiia. t7UA67aic: No. 4 white,
57 0 47C. Barley; Malting, ;,
K t f.7d. $i.00l.l. Bye: No. 1. $1.41
1.70; No. , fi.iswi.is.
Local range or option
1,700 41
$1,400 102
1,100 26
200
100
11,100
11
14
10
2,100
1,200
000
$.000
l'ioo
1,600
400
17
60
17
.24
'ir
60
26
400 101
1 1,100 00
100 14
14
26
08
41
00
24
21
14
21
115
II
78
27
22
60
17
68
14
102 102
11 l
14
11
40
10
It
$1,
14
21
ii
71
11
12
17
61
14
14
'41
.....
66
72
Corn,
Deo.
May
Oats.
Pee.
Msy
1 14 t 14 114. t 14
1 II 1 11 11! 1 12
17 v 17 57 37
' 61 60 60 61
114
111
57
50
rki..A -.t'lA nrlraa. furnished The Bee
by Logsn A Bryan, stock and grain broksrs.
II South mxteentn street, yinmnmi
Artv Open.
Corn,
Jan, I 14 U
Deo. I 14
May I 10
Oata.
Dso, II
May 11
Pork.,
Jan. 43 00
Lard.
Jan. 22 77 ,
Rlba. ' "
Jan. 31 40
May 13 10
High.
i 11
1 11
1 10
11
51
41 II
II 77
S7 IS
23 20
Low,
110
111
101
5T
51
41 10
1
21 $0'
I
23 IB
21 12
CloseTlTes'y
3414
15
".'J.. , ,. .all. 1IU
Pennsylvania " J J 2
Plttaburgh Coal....
Ray Con. Coppsr.. J. 00 23 II
Ron-'i-sVeV.: Im tii I
shmttuck Arts. cop. i.u.
Southern Pacific... 1,100 "3 j
Southern Railway... . I , J
ptud.bakercorp... ..... - .
Texas Company.. . niu
Union Paciflo..... I.J0J W
U. 8. ind. Aicono.. ... ---- - j?
U. S. Bteet ' . 111 "Hltt 111
U B. Steel pld.... . 400 111 l 1"
Vtah l opper. ...... ----- i -
Wabasn pta. 0 g. -
Weetern Union.... .'00 84 14
Westmgnouss .... -"..:v.-. ......
Total sales ior u.
' Market.
New Tork. Nov. .-MercantlU Papir-
per cent.
11
11
11
T
til
1 15
1 10
,' 11
8
I
111
115
110
P' "Si.t.Mmw hills." 14.71 i m.
.D,lce,a "SoTda" bfus' on banks. $4.71: eom.
merclal 60-day
merclal 40-day
bills.
Presbyterians of Omaha and Ne
braska are coming to the city in large
number! Thursday, November 22, to
organize a campaign for aiding the
government n winning"" the war.
Western Iowa Presbyterians are
coming on the same date and during
the day and evening meetings will be
held and plans laid lor tooa conserva
tion and the conservation of every
thing else that may be needed by the
boys in the trenches and the allies of
the United States. . v
All meetings will be heldn the
First Presbyterian church -and it is
expected that the attendance will run
into the thousands. Should it be
necessary, overflow meetings will be
held.
The meeting to be held in the aft
ernoon will be for ministers. This
will be followed by a banquet, after
which there will be a mass meeting
. . l 1. 1: :
to wnicn tne puuuc is uivucu. p- .
Presbvterian speakers of national UreV.JiarrVJ.yJiaUrPa
reputation will be present, to address .
the mas meeting, among them being Rev. Harry J. Howard of Knoxville,
Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, moderator ia( has just been chosen to serve as
of the Presbyterian general assembly; pastor of the North Side Christian
Rev. John A. Carson, Brooklyn, and church. He is a young man with. a
Rev. William H. Foulkes, Philadel- fine education and unusual natural
phia. All three of them are members ability and is one of the leading min-
of the Presbyterian National Service jsters in his brotherhood in the state
committee. At the mass meeting N. from which he comes. His success iti
H. Loomis, Umaha, will preside. both pastoral and evangelistic work
, , , .. -u has been marked.
The people of the North Christian r ,
X)
rfi'-li "71 nmfiwamnih irirn aTarrfjiTrn n'n'tivr' -i y
81
11
. . . . a, as)
nonds Oovernmenu ei
weak.
railroad,
.2.. teg... .4 Int. M. M. U.... H
do coupon.,... '. v.. .... -
41 45 sir. . is. reg... L. w. up.
1
II 7$ 3I 12
31 41
33 13
23 70
33 40
do coupon.... s . M. n.. m t.
U. a 4s. reg,..106Mo. rao. gen,
do coupon... . 106 Mont. Power g.; 0
eri..mm sa con. 14 N. Y. C. deb. Is 13
Am. F. Beo. Is. 14 No. Paciflo 4s..
Am T. T. C 6S OO S
13
40
14
CHICAGO ORA1N AND PROVISIONS.
Cora Average tower, ; Daa to Ideal
Weather 1 Close Unsettled,
auum v.w T.nI weather for CUT-
ini" hVwew crop mad. corn-price, today C, D Q. Jt . 4..I3 -dore. ;..
mveraae lower. dc.Plte week end evening C.,M.&St.l'.g.4 86 " .
.t U t 11-4 . - An..M. T ...
cnurcn 11-vc aucu a new fer Edqulltf cho,r director. Bunday .chool
Harrv J. Howard, and they nave .-ik , pr.aohin at 11. -snnr service . The
adopted Unique way of greeting Ladlee" Aid will be entertained In the
him When he- appears in the church fhureo parlors Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
pulpit Sunday morning. Numerous Cnolr r.hears&, Frlday evening, confirma-
badges have been printed and on each tion class Saturday at 14.
is I picture of Rev. Mr. Howard. Be- First Lutheran, 20th and Mason. Rev.
neath the picture of the new pastor Titus, Lang. Paator German i services 10.
arm thm xun.rAf 1 " " English service with celebration of the Holy
b !i- t i c r .t.. Communion l.i Sermon: "The Greatest
By this badge the men Of the com- command in the World, follow Me." Pr-
munity greet you. and bid you and paratory service 7:30.
your family welcome to Omaha, tO St. Marks Lutheran, 20th and Burdette.
the community and to the North Side R 8 de Freese. Pastor-Preaching ll and
r-u." ; - 1. Sunday school, 0:45. Christian-Endeavor,
v,nnsnaii muivu. j 7. Reception of members at morning ser-
At the morning service each man vice.
attending the Church Will wear one Our Saviors' Danish, 111 South Twenty-
of these badeei Dinned to "the lapel second. . Alfred "Sorensen, Pastor Sunday
Z.t u:. . school, 1:20; sermon by pastor, 10:80; Bible
OI BIS COai. class, 5:15; regular aervlce. 1:15; Thursday
, ' . . . . . , at 8 lecture, "Luther," by Prof. N. P. Lang,
mere wu. oe a special musica
program at the Lasteiar street Jt res- church of Our Redeemer, 2sos Ames,
hvtrian church Sundav evening. Prairie Park Hall, Rev. C. B. Harman,
Ti,... -.it ks- vnral nnrl instrumental Pastor Bible school, 1:45; at 11, "God's
there Will De vocal na insirumeniai y , , Echo;" do evening service.
w,u iuu.v v..v v.w... y, Bensop Rev. W. T. Kahse. mis-
' " slonary superintendent will preach at 11;
On account of the expiration of no evening service. . . ,
the lease Wednesday night on 'the ,K?untzi M?,morla,, J'Mnam and Twenty-
..... r.;.A f tl,. ffnlnn r.r... Rev.. Oliver D. Baltily. Ph. D., D. D.,
ju.ij vwuu.w ...v w...... pastor; Rev. C. Franklin Koch, B. D., As-
pel mission for SO many years, at soclate Paator ll. Reformation sermon;
elose or
From
It IS the intention, however, tO Con- sUDerlntendent: 7. Luther leaaua.
tinue the work in another location Methodist Episcopal.
On 51 larger Scale tOCOmply with the Dleti Memorial, Tenth and Pierce, H. P.
increased demands for SUCh an insti- Hunter, Pastor Sunday schocd, 0:46; at 11,
tiitinn in Omaha Charles F Robel "A M"n APart:' 7- "T" Cptimlst;" Ep-
tution in ymana. .nanes r . n.opci, worth Utgi 7 ,eluj.r MlM Flor,nc, Mo.
the superintendent, has been aSSOCia- Hale; .prayer service, Wednesday, I. Reg
ted With the Union Gospel mission ular meeting of officials board at close of
since iti organization over 10 years " km"t,nf- ' T
ao-n Pmndine. trim seritrinc nf a new McCabe, Forty-first and Farnam, J. Hlnry
ago. rending tne securing or a new 8t, Pa,torAt ,.l5 Blbl9 chool. at Ui
location he has already completed ar- -a,., w in Danger of Losing the rme
rangements for engaging in another Att of worship?" :io, Epwortu league;
line of religious work. pcuta., .l:to.. J
. , Oak Street. Twentieth and Oak, Russell
Ttirn urAfnmn nf i Patil'a Fni.conal E- Waltt, Pastor Sunday achool, .10:46;
The women OI SI. raui S episcopal Rey T c Webster will preach at 11: Junior
church give a .rummage sale next fri. league and King's Heralds, I; Epworth
day &t Twenty-tOUrtrt and U Streets, league, :so; at t:3u, .ermon Dy ins pas
c,fi1 Omaiia tor. "Prayer versus Satan ;'H Wednesday,
OOUUl Vinaua. I mhln atndv and nraver aervlce. leader.
L. John Cameron,
mt. farm Avenue and Harney. Alonio "vi-""r..ra..'..
?M school. I,r-t 11J "The Ooodns and S.'
ISgTlW.M4ltiV Trinity' 4went,.flr.t and B.nn.y. H. O.
mandments In the iota century." : IrIi"iv'.,"."iv. ."V.t..7:.:n .
Trinity. Twenty-fifth and It. South Side, . . '., winimms. chorister! Mrs.
Rev. Charle. F. Holler. Pastor Sunday I F, g Noi,on organist, Sunday school,
school, 1:45; preaching and Lord s supper. ir l " Ba Syson? superintendent: Epworth
11; Junior union, l:!0; joint Baptist xoung j Jn Bobert Carley, president
People's union and evening services, 4, "RU". " " " ,
Joseph O. Anderson. 'Anna T. Olson, Mrs. je. Twonty-fourtta and Iorv";
Edith Sturglll and Miss Anna Lane will talk. E. Bowen. Pastor-At 1:45. Sunday whool.
Muo by Bwedlsh Baptist choir. "."1, l.W
Calvar. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton. Rev. " ., '., ....
f S . l.J.mmma Tmmw A 1A.4A mnm. 1 A 11 ATI Amcan MOinUUIOl UlUIHIiUUBI,
minion. "In tbi Upper Room;" Sunday South Twenty-fifth. J. A. Braadnas, Pastor
school at noon: 4:30, Baptist Toung People's 11. preaching: 12:15, class: 1. 8unday
Cent. Leather 6S. ""V. Ai s.
Central Pac. 1st. "'";"'"' '
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II
17
10
11
11
up of trsdes. The dose was unsettled, De
cember, I1.18V4J May. $1.10 to $1.10Vs and
the market aa a wnoie ranging iron. -
r h t ftP ref 4s.. 63 Te rao. jv
k'lrcf 4V4i. 74 Union P.otfio 4s.
iv a. vl n. ref. Is 41 do cr. 4s,
" " ----1 - .)iiir. a. RuDDer s
decline to Uo advance ae compared wiin pom. n v. ; g st4ei 5,,
36 hours before. Oata finished unchangea to
Ho down. Provisions showed was 01 tio 10
100. .
Aaaartlons that In some places the mud
dlness of roade would Interfere with hauling
tended somewhat to curb aggresstve selling
and to bring abont proflttaKing puronases
in tha laat half of the session.
More resistance' to pressure was oispiayea
tin, r... . . - :,,;,....h i. .
en. Electric es. ji "iim
Gt. No. 1st 4tt 8 W. .Union 4 Vis
. av A 91111 Bid.
10
am
84H
78
S
014
$0
t C. ref. 4S
71 VI 'Bid.
by eats than by com. Some Improvement PO""8. f.?,0i..; " ducks. ' F. F. tat, llo;
iS rtm..im demand aesmed evident but I V. . tat- 22c, aucas. r. .
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
' .....o..i.. alt sites. If Vic; hens.
17Us: B.na,; under
UVUIIU "w rw - " " .
testto demand sesmed evident, but V. . fat. . m"nM, each, 15c.
1 from the seaboard remained light, jre-h up to 8,000 pounds, I6HO-
.Ions underwent a sharp setback rT SJ m,press, $10.15 bjr
to. the weakness of hogs and corn. ' - P "
. Km.U n.ib.r. her-amm huvars and xrelgni.. flVt ' . ...M4..a
In domestta demand sesmed evident,
the call
Provisions
MW.1... ... th
On ths break, packers became buyers and rreignr. - . ',... .tmndards,
rallied the market to a moderate extent. yy"e7. X Tr. cana. 580 ; smalt
nt. . ....... A.m. hi nf : .nnniin.iii I . . . u .
Alio im.w. .i-nw.,..i.ii. " -
ulana for stabilising the ratio orra naa
hog price, was made publlo aftsfirhe pro'
viaion market Bad eiosea,
rhlraro Cash Price Lorn: NO. I yei
low, $2.164)l.ll No. I ysllow and No, 4
yellow, nominal. Oats: No. I. white, 11 ViO
King Cole Chesapeake standard,
' " a. ... t.. Aana. lie: email c
;r,:':-..C. ..i.ta. rallon cans.
6IV4i standard. 6H81ie. Ry: F. . " ?" "Iti-" small cans. $2e; blue
$1.74. Barleyt $1.1001.15. Seeds: Tim- V?. nsr 100 $U6 larga .hella. per 100,
!.... a. AAA! VS. Sit MA1 A Prh. I POlntS, PST iVI, S.At
$1 60.
athv. lt.00A7.7l: clover. 111.00624.00. vPrb
visions: Fork, nominal; lara, .; nos,
nomtnsL
Butter Receipts, 4.771 tuos, maraei un
changed. ,.' . ...
mCaaa Market hlchsri receipts. 1.181
rases; firsts, llViOIOVio; ordinary first, II
ffl7c; at mark, cases inoiuaea, sso.
Potatoes Market unsetiisa; 1
cars; Wisconsin, Michigan and
white, bulk, $1.1501.16; same,
111
Poultry Alive market higher; fowls, lie;
springs, 16 Via,
botft
No. J
gallon can.. - ,0n
cana. 3e .incmi .......- ....
IT aa. l.r.. rana. sbo: smau cana, ii
cmna, .... .' -.linn cans
King Coie. wi.w:.-- j...
$5,001 large can.. .. -".-
fJOlO uneemii.. -. 7" -
-. -. . .1.. A... amall C1IU. 18CI
cana, fi.ssj jarg. ..-, - ,,- - -
Plsh-rresh: Halibut dtrsct
by express, lie icj "- Via lb i
pink, 180 lb.; black cod ""'V
.aa .i..-and large, llo l.t .mail.
1. 1 ma.
tin lh : black cass, oau .-. .
'.a. It . temnTNo. 1. llO lb. t Whlteflsh,
.. I.V.. iie Jh.: Bike, round or dressed, iso .,
rsceipts, i -ij. ii, . crapp es, meaium,
Minnesota P Wf "5 !rVe. Tl-lOo lb., her-
sacks, ii.Jv 10o lh.. d snapper,
f ...Trr .n ?it. loo lb. Prosen:
I" w: 'VsVn" ttolbT: aalmon. red.
V- n...l M.rkat- I """r.V , ",. 1a ..hi. ah. 140 lb. I CSt-
v.. York. Nov. S.-Flour-Easyt spring tt.h. .mall. 15o lb.! black bass, odd slse, ISO
patents. $10.$011.!5; winter patent $10 65 lkl mnsdltwa, 1 .Oo ;.
tyio.io; winter airaignia, ,..., wn,w""w. . as ifc ntekarel. dresseo,
1 mixed, $2.19. e. . f., New york. - 10c b.j ling flr0rrr,d ap.
.Oats Spot, barely .teady; .tanaaro, saw i ito id.i '"U"".,V iia lb. Froga Louis-
P"r' 4. ir.mK. l.SI: large, $1,761
Ww.v-rmS No. 1. I1.S5: No. t. Sl.tlt)' Una black bulla, jumbo.
1.10; No. l.:$1.101.16; shipping. $1,000 medium WSi
ed-Eaay; Cty bra, !00-,b. , .ck,
nrira of beef cuU: NO. I rios,
1T AA 1 i
Hope Easier; state meaium m cnoice,
1117, 7l80c; 1016, nominal! Pacific coaat,
1117. 14$37c; 11. 20 tfUc.
HIab r rm; Bosota, 1&
Leather Firm; hemlock aoll overweights.
firsts, 61c! seconds, 49c. ' '
Provisions Pork, uneeiuea; mesa. in.
41.0; family. $4l.60tJ4!.!0: .hort olear,
141.00352.00.. Lard, easier; middle, west.
Tai Ar4.teaav: citv soeciai wot?, c.
Wool Strong; domastlo fleece. XX Ohio
ami4 P.nnavlvantm. 70c.
Rice Strong; fancy neaa, wo; oiue
rose, IHeiVie.-- - ' . -; .... . .
Butter Market firm: receipts. 8,111 tubs;
creamery higher than extras, 45t46fcc; ex-
trae (11 seore), 4tJc; lira is, w
lAi-r aefanda. 404142a. -
r.aaa Market firm: recetpta. T.62I eases
fresh gathered extras, 41 9 41c; extra firsts.
a6147e: firsts 41 le: seconas, neira.
Cheese Steady; receipts. 1,411 boxes:
state whole milk Tats, fresh specials, 12
nu,i .t.la mvaraae rtta. 20410216.
Poultry Alive, market strong; chlckena,
llOSJc: fowls. Jl2lc; turkeya, 2S14c
Dreexed, market quiet and unchanged.
' .
Mlnnpoiia Grata Market.
Minneapolis, Not. J. Flour Market un-
changed.
Rye I1.TI4J1.74.
Farlsy $l.O01.28. .
Bran $21.60 21.00.
Corn No. 1 yellow. $2.11 11 5.
Oata Na.' white. 66t68ViO.
r ,Flaxeed fi.25tyJ.27. .
Methodist, will '.conduct revival services
each evening at $ o'clock from November
4 to XS.
Swedish, Nineteenth and Burt. K. Q.
Novberg, Pastor Preaching, -11 and 7:20;
8unday achool, 10; Epworth league, 4:S0.
Hanscom Park Methodist, Woolworth and
Twsnty ninth, William H. Spence, Paator
1:45, Bible school; graduated classes for all
agea; 11, "The Door of CerUlnty"; flret 10
minutes of servlcs devoted to children; 6:40,
Epworth league, Clarence Dunham will lead;
7:45, "The Superficial and the fteaL"
First, Twentieth and Davenport Rev. I.
B. Schreckengast will preach both morning
and evening.
Presbyterian.
R. L. Wheeler Memorial. Twenty-third
and J, T, L. Wheeler, Paator Bible school,
1:45; pri-acMng, 10:65; Young People'a So
CaVstr cf Christian Endeavor, 6:J0; preaching,
730; Bible iss Wednesday evening, 7:3tf;
Tuesday evening, 1, teachers' training class,
Rev. Ralph H. Houseman in charge.
Westminster, Twenty-ninth and Mason.
J. Franklin Young, Pastor At 10:30. "The
Principle of Prayer, or John Knox and the
Scottish Reformation:' Bible School at
noon; Junior Christian Endeavor. 1:30;
Senior Christian Endeavor. 6:30; at 7:30,
"The Temptation to Doubt."
North, Twenty-fourth and1 Wirt At 11
and 7:30, Rev. J. N. Wilson, WlHIamette,
111., will occupy the pulpit; Junior Christian
Endeavor, 3:30; Senior Christian Endeavor.
6:30; prayer meeting Wednesday at .7:45. ,
Lowe Avenue, Fortieth and Nicholas, A.
F. Ernst, Minister At 1:30, Junior En
deavor; 10, Sabbath school: 11, "Prevailing
with God and Men;" 6:30, Senior Christian
Endeavor; 7:30, "Conserving Ou;- Strength."
Clifton Hill. Forty-fifth and Grant. B.
R. Vanderllppe, Pastor Sunday school, 10,
K. 8. Flnlayson, superintendent; at 11,
"Abounding Orace;"' Christian Endeavor,
6:30; at 7:30, "The Lord or Baal."
First, Farnam and Thirty-fourth, Edwin
Hart Jenks, Pastor Morning service at
10:30, "The Christian Perspective of Life;'
at 7 '45, "The Evidence of ' Providence in
the National Life Our World Position;"
Sunday school at noon. Frank E. Clark,
superintendent: Junior Christian Endeavor,
4; Christian Endeavor meeting, 6; prayer
meeting, Wednesday, 7:45.
Dundee. Fiftieth ' and Underwood. Harry
B. Foster. Pastor 11, "Faith Which Hath
Foundations;" 7:30, "A DeseVter."
Castelar, Sixteenth and Castelar, Prof.
Walter N. Halsey. Pastor Sabbath school,
1-45- 10:30, children's sermon and rally day
exerclsea; Endeavo.' societies, 6:30: 7:30,
program of music by Christian Endeavor
and choir.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth, Rev.
Raymond J. Rutt, Pastor 0:45, Sunday
school: 11. sermon on "Food Conservation;
6:30, Christian Endeavor; 7:45. .ermon by
the pastor. .
Parkvale, Corner Thirty-first and Gold.
R, W. Taylor, Pastor 10, Sunday school,
5 J Purchase, superintendent; 11, "Our
Earthly . House against Our Heavenly
House;' 6:45, Christian Endeavor; 7:46,
"The Happy Choice;". :45 Wednesday,
..,h.r irtilnlne. Mrs. G-. F. Fisher, teacher;
f prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45.
Benson. A. J. McCrung, Pastor 10. sun
day school; 3, Junior Endeavor: 6:30, Inter
mediate Endeavor: 6:30, Christian En
deavor; 7:30, worship.
Covenant, Pratt and Twenty-seventh,
Charles H. Fleming, Pastor 10:30, "One
Blood;" Bible school at noon; Junior En
deavor at 3 and senior Endeavor at. 6:30;
7:30, worship. ' , t
I'rited Presbyterian.
Central, Twenty-fourth and Dodge, Hugh
B. Speer. Pastor At :45. Sabbath school;
11, "The AlUSufficlent Shield;" 6:30, Young
People', meeting; 7:30, sermon by the pastor.
First. Twenty-first, and Emmet, Frank B.
Foster, Pastor Preaching. 10:30 and 7:30
Toung People's meeting, 6:45; Sunday school
at noon, 1 '
United Brethren,
Harford Memorial, Lofhrop ' and Nine
teenth, E. L. Reese, .Pastor 10. Bible
school; 11, worship and sermon: the com
munion will be administered at this service;
6:30, Christian Endeavor; -7:30, 'Jothams
Fable of the Trees, or Dangerous Ambitions
of Life;" 1 Wednesday, prayer meeting and
Bible study,
, : rnitarlan.
First. Turpln's Hall, Twenty-eighth and
Farnam 1:46, church achool. "The Re
ligions of the World;" sermon . by ths
minister, "All Saints."
First. Turpln's Hall, Twenty-eighth and
Farnam 1:45, church .chool: .11. All
oi...- TTnltarlan headauarters. 210 South
Twenty-fourth street, open every week day.
t , . i Miscellaneous. .
Associated Bible students meet In Lyric
building. Ninteenth and Farnam. at 1. and
Wednesday evening in the aame building. T.
E Barker, representative of the Watch
Tower and Bible House of Brooklyn, will
lecture.
People's Church, Rer. Charles W. Savidge,
Pastor Morning, "The Soul That Hunger
and Thirsts. Evening, "Speaking to Young
Men." Sunday school at noon. Young Peo
ple's Boclety of Christian Endeavor. at 7.
Latter Day Saints, Twenty-fourth and
Ohio Sunday school at 1:45. Sacramental
and .octal services at 11. Rellglo at 6:45.
Preaching by Hubert Case at 1. "P8161
mlo by A. H. Mills, Kansas City. Choir
led by Mrs. Nell Atklngen Kelley.
xt. ,.i sniritnai Meetings. 2414 Cuming
Thumiiav and Sunday. ,Evenlngi
at 8:15. Message bearer, Mrs. Ella Gardiner.
llVaO'No I ribs, llo; No, I ribs, J5c No.
lJcl No. 1 chuek 14Ac; No. 1 enucas.
14o; No. I ehucU 13c No. 1 rounds
10-io NoV t rounds. 17Vo; No. 1 round
UHc; No. 1 platea. 14V.c; .No, I PUU".
13WC: No. I plates, 12c , ' .
7...i. .A uratmbla amioeg furnished by
Fruit and vegetable aglaea
Qlllnsky Fruit company; .."
Vegetables Onlone: Spanish, $l. crate,
large crates.' $5.50 crate; red. ".
lb. Cabbage, mo w. s !. .
ton lots. $41.00 torn Cucumbers. $1.60 to
$2 00 dosen, Mttuce, neaa, .. ..
doien; teat. 40o dosen. Celery ; KaUmaaoo.
40 doten: Jumbo, sue i-oxn-- , "'
rota, turnip, ana parsnips, so
40odosen- Garlic, llo lb. Sauaah. 10 lb.
PvUtabagaa, lo in. ' , ...
Delicacies Fresh crab meat, per gal.
$l.o: ireeh ,lt?n'.
$1.75! freen kuw-h,. --' ,
cooked beadlesa .hrimps. $1.0: fresh peeled
shrimps, per gaL, h-J f'
60c; roe enaa. eaca. ;i 7
169, $1.15; Cotulta. $1.75s turtle meat. Ilk,
,a.. . 'J trn. i.n. per doa.. -tso; lumbo
frog lege, per doa. $100; Urge frog P
dot , 11.60; medium frog legs, per doa., II. 76.
Nuts Cocoanuts:: oacma, ". .
$1.00. Peanuts: No. i. raw. " "J0,
No 1. roasted, lb.. 12c; Jumbo, raw,
lb. 12Ac: Jumbo, roasted, lb., 1301
ss'd. cso, 12.00. Wslnuts lb., I4C '
Peanuts No. 1 raw, us -
roaa-cd. J2Hc lb.: Jumbo, raw-, UHo lb.;
j-.mho. roasted, lme lb-i saited. $1.00 aa.
Walnuts, arrival, 14Vie lb t
union) 7:10, "The Lost Sheep.
Olivet Grove Mission. Thirty-sixth and
Crown Point Bible school, 1:46. .
Bsnson. Sixty-second and Maple, T. Ander
son, Pastor Bible school at 10;- preaching
at 11; Lora'a .upper win do eoservea at
close of sermon; young people's meeting,
6:30; preaching, 7:30; -mid-week service,
Wednesday at fsSt, - V '
Grace, Tenth and Arbor, B. B. Taft, Pas
tor At 11, "A Program of Sacrlfce," 7:30,
The Excuse I Do not Think It is Necessary
to be Converted to Be 8av4." - , s
Olivet. Thirty-eighth and Grand, Jr. A.
Jensen, Pastor 10, Bible school rally day;
11. "Persona! Work"; 6:30, Baptist Young
People', union, "Perseverance"; 7:30, "Par
ables"! Wednesday, t, prayer and fellowship
meeting. , ... ,.
Iramanuel, Twenty-fourth and Plnkney,
Arthur J. Morris, Pastor Morning worship
at 10:10, topto, "Ships Adrift;" bible school
at noon, Charles W. Simon, superintendent;
Baptist Young People, union meeting at
6:10; evening worship with gospel singing
and a gospel message at 7:10; prayer and
praise aervlce Wednesday evening at S.
, Congregational. , . ' ; : , y
First, Nineteenth . and Davenport, Fred J.
Clark, Minister At 10:30, "Our Father;
Bunday school at noon; Wednesday at 7:10,
achool religion, Toung Women's Christian
association.
Plymouth. Emmet and Eighteenth,' F. W.
Leavttt, Minister Church school, 10; at 11,
"Faithful in What Is Least;" communion
and reception of member. ; evening service
at 7:10, sermon, "John Calvin and His
Work," . . .
Bt. Mary's. St. Mary', and Twsnty-sev-
anth. a Jl Hurlbert, Paator Preaching at
10:10; Bible achool at noon; young people s
meeting, 7; regular miawees; prayer serv
ice at S Tnursaay nigni. .
Oermmn. Twelfth and Dorcas, R. Hllker-
baumer. Pastor 11, "Reformation and home
Mission"; I, "Foreign Mission ana curving
Armenlani": Sunday achool, 10: communion
forenoon; extra collection at all services for
mission and the starving Armenians.
Christina Science, i .' J
First, Bt Mary1. Avenue, and Twenty
fourth At 11 and 1 "Everlasting Punish
ment" 8unday school, 1:45 and 11. Wednes-
!. maatlnv. 1.
Third, Druid Hall, 841 4 Ames Avenue
At 11, "Everlasting Punishment ;' Sunday
school, 1:45 and 11; Wednesday meeting, 8.
' ... . ' t ' Episcopal. .
at. Rarnabab. Fortieth i and Davenport,
... t.i.vA n. Holsanole. Pastor At 7:10,
matins; 7:30, holy communion; 1:10, church
school; 10:M, choral eucharlat and sermon;
7:30. solemn evensong; Caul', sacred cantata,
Tne Hoiy iniy." . ,
in-iritwa. Fortv-flrst and Hamilton. J.
B. Flockhart. Rector Holy communion, 8;
church school, t:46;-iaie communion, u
The Vision of God." V
hi Pani-a. Thtrtv-second and California
Rev. Arthur H. Mareh, Vicar 7 :30. . holy
communion; 1:45, church achool; 11, holy
communion and .ermon. , ,,. ; '
rhristUn.
Ftratl Twentv-sixth and Harney. George
L. Peters, Supply Paator Unified service at
10 Theme, 'The Church'. Challenge to the
world." Christian Endeavor at :S0. "The
wn.M'a rhmllanaa to the Church" at 7:45.
North Bide, Twenty-aeeond and Lothrop
streets, Harry J. Howard, Paator Morning.
The Importance of Prayer"; evening. "The
Claim, of the Bible" Sunday achooL 10;
ChrUtUa endeavor, f:lo. . ,
- Lutheran.
T.niiiia. Memorial. Nineteenth and Castel
lar Streets. Rev. , G. W. Snyrter. Pastor At
11. -Ths Divine Desire to Save All" Sun
day achool at 10. Ladle. Aid Friday from
10 to I at the residence of Mrs, Bessie
Hughe 4474 Evaa. .treat
St. Paul s, Twenty-fifth ant Evan. Street,
aw. E. T. Otto. Pastor Services tn Ger
man 19:30. At 7:10 in the English service
an Illustrated lecture oa "Luther and the
Reformation from Worm, to 164' will be
given. Sunday achool 1:10, Confirmation
leesone Friday '
Klon Lutheran. 84th and Lafayette. A. T.
I-nrtmer. Pastor Eva Nelson, organist Bir-
schoolj 1:30, Allen Endeavor; 7:45, preach
lng. , .
Free, Fortieth and Maple Rev. J. T.
Logan from Chicago, editor of the Free
Fiscal Aient for Hundred Thousand
Dollar stock of manufacturing company
operating under tha blue sky law. oi
Minnesota.
Also need stock salesman.
NORTHERN CLASS CASKET CO,
407 Minn. L. oV. T. Bldg, ,
Minneapolis, Minn. ,
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DRILLING IN FAMOUS
GLENN POOL FIELD j
Federated Oil and Refining Co., officered
by prominent Denuer merchants and bank
ers, has acquired 100 acres, splendid located,
and is now sinking its first well close to the
u: mi. f..,m. nrnAucerfl. where immense
fortunes have been made at a stroke. Ths
element of risk has been reuueea to a mini
mum. You want part of the first block of
treasury stock at j ' "
1A l-FNTC. PFR SHARE I
fit. .... ha tha onlv block ever offered. Ask
your banker or any Denver bank a. to the
etanding of this company's officers. Write
or telegraph at once for illustrated pros
pectus. ...
madison, Olmsted a company
(FUcal Agents)
223 Central Savings Bk. Bldg, Denver, Colo.
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ON RUSSIA MILD
British Press Inclined to Belief
That Kerensky's Statements p -
THave Been Taken Too 4 J
Seriously Here. 4f -tj ;
London, Nov. 3. Most of the
morning papers print Premier Ker
ensky's interview with the Associated
Press conspicuously, but the corn
rrient is not general. The Petrograd
correspondent of the Daily Tele
graph, who is now in London, writes:
.Premier Kerensky s state.nenr,
seems to have been taken a little too
seriously in some quarters. It even
has been construed as a hint that
Russia is toying with the idea of a
separate peace. This theory should
not he allowed to establish itself."
Russian Casualties Highest.
The writer then tells of the , im
mense, sacrifices in men that Russia
has made and recalls the revelations -in
the trial of General Soukhomlinotf,
former minister of war, of how Rus
sian heroes stood up with only sticks,
stones and fists against the organized
German troops. He believes Russian
casualties have been higher than
any . other (of the mam belligerents.
The writer also emphasizes the pri
vations' of the civilian population and
adds: .
"Already people"" are dying of hun
ger in some of the northern prov
inces and it is not pleasant to think
what the situation in such districts
may become early in the future. What
Kerensky wants apparently is not a
release from the bonds which unite
us, but indulgence for Russia's weak
ness, and Russia certainly has de
served indulgence for its efforts and
sufferings. AH we can ask of it is to ,
do its best. We must not be impa
tient if that is less than we expected."
' Suspect Pro-German Activity.
"We s should hate v to regard the
statements as authentic , They have
the ring of pro-German propaganda."
The newspaper then says that Ker
ensky, "if he has made such a state
ment, should be reminded that
France and Great Britain have been
in the war as long as Russia, but are
not yet war-weary and do not desire
to shirk their responsibilties. , Russia,
it declares, also has reoeived generous
assistance from the allies and the
United States. The Graphic con
cludes: - '-'A
"Now t th t!m tn nrnv ita rl a.
votion to the ideals'of tne allies, not
by lip service, but . by good, hard
blows on the weakened Aostro-Ger-man
lines in the east." .
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Three Nebraskans Secure
V ni. 1. f-- 1 a r .
raierus ror inveniions
Official list of letters patent of ia-
iviiuvii jjauiu it vtit 1 t w vuitvu a tea i v, ?
patent office at Washington, D. C,
to residents of Nebraska for the week
ending November 3:
Vaiichn ' R ' Baron. Florence. 'Neh
coin controlled circuit controller.
Wilmer G. Buck, Fremont, Neb.,
valve for internal combustion engines.
Florain V, Chudomelka, Scribner,
Neb., power transmission attachment
for automobiles.
BIG BEAR STOCK
TO ADVANCE SOON
Send for Yours Now '
New development, indicate that ig Bear "
stock will have a sharp advance soon or
may be withdrawn from the market. You
should take .advantage of the present 12 c -price.
Big Bear stock is full paid and non
assessable i Incorporated in Wyoming for
$600,000; It holds 520 acres in the most
sensational money-making oil field in the
U. S.-the Big Muddy of Wyoming; it is
drilling two wells, both nearing the Oil
Sands ; it has the casing to complete both
of these wells; it has in the bank $26,
000.00, and has $28,000.00 coming in from
parties who have bought stock on the
monthly payment plan; drillers and refin
ery men at Casper, Wyo., near our wells,
have bought over $80,000.00 worth of Big
Bear stock; your money goes for actual
work, no officer receiving any salary or.
commission; this company is drilling in
the Big Muddy. field, where 96. of- the
wells drilled are producers, ranging from '
100 barrels to 2.0M barrels daily capacity!
one 600-barrel well would make this stock
sell in the dollars ! and, finally, U is being
financed by men , whose integrity is un
questioned. Write or wire at once. Get litera- ,
ture, map and bank reference. Wm. G. Krape.
Inv. Co., 943 Gas & Electric Bldg., Denver,
Colo. .
"A live producing mine, one that has always y V
paid its toayunde.' most adverse conditions
GIBSOH COnSOLiriATED WPEMO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 1, 000,000 SHARES 1
" OUTSTANDING 750,000 SHARES, ALL IN ESCROW.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS V 1
Director, F. F. TOWLE, Globa, Ari.
President Gila County Abstract Co.i Globe, Arig,
President, CHARLES E. KALTENBACH,
: Newark, N.J. ,
of Kaltenbaeh Btevens. Ine., 8Uk Manufacturer.
Newark, N. J., and Allentown, Pa.
Vic. Pregidant, GEN. AM AS A P. PEAKE,
Valley City, N.D.
CanHalbt, well known mine 'operator and one of the pro
. motera and organisers of the Butte Superior
; Copper Company.
Secretary-Treasurer, P. P. GREER, Globe, Aria
President First National Bank, Globe, Aria.
Managing Director, H. E. BIERCE, Merritt Bldg.,
Los Angeles, CaL
Mining Engineer. -
Director, W. A. LAMSON, Chicago, III
of tamson Bros ft Co., Grain Brokers. "
DirectorV E. J, KALTENBACH, Brooklyn, N. Y.
of Kaltenbaeh ft Stevens, Inc., Silk manufacturers,
Newark, N. J., and Allentown. Pa.
Depository: The First National Bank, Globe, Arizona.
' Registrar! Columbia Trust Company, New York. ,.
Transfer Agent: Empire Trust Company, New York.
A PRODUCING mine, heretofore worked under primitive methods, yet has produced
rich ore, averaging 20 Copper, and yielded about $2,100,000 net smelter return.
T OCATED in the famoui Globe-Miami district of Arizona, right in the midst of
the famous mines tnat proaucea su.uuu.uuu last year.
NOW reorganized and under new management, the improvements contemplated, it
is estimated, will add at least $800,000 annually to the income o this old mine.
The opening of large bodies of high grade ore .may cause tne stock to make sensa
tional advances. t v . t : " '
VOU know what Inspiration, Miami, Ray Consolidated, Old Dominion, Magma and ,
.; t,o Tia Thorr ar nil in the same district, wrtlun a
Diner uig ijuupcc ovuvn-o u.-v .. l.. . .... , -, ,
enure capital stock; jesa ua unuiuui vi v.. - , v, r .
ficers, directors and engineers are men of highest standing; a remarkable opportunity
. is presented in this . '.'V: ;.v-
. First Offering of Stock at $2 Per Share
v Prior to Active Trading on the New York Curb.
, BUY GIBSON CONSOLIDATED COPPER
' Wire Tour Orders and Let Remittance Follow.
Full Information and Prospectus on Request V
ROGERS, NORTON & CO., I W. A. LAMSON
Member. New York : Cm Market ; Association, . tamson Bros. A Co,
43 Exchsnga PIac, New. Xrk, N. Y. j - , . ,.,
S03 Tacoma Bldr, Chicago, IlLl , I ff Board of. Trade, Chicago, 111.
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