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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
By RENE BACHE

knowledge of this kind is of great value. because
as Will presently be shown, the presence or more
particularly the absence of certain ingredients in
water has a most important bearing upon many
commercial industries. Manufacturers as
paper makers, for example ought TO have exact
information respecting the composition of the fluid
they are Obliged TO employ in enormous quantities
as raw material in their business Ignorance on
the subject may easily make the difference between
success and failure in their enterprises
he man III OverallS fishes for water from tb,
bridge because he wants a fair sample from the
body OF the stream, and not a or less muddy
tour ounces from the bank Ii he WAS ,,peraf-
ing on another river, where there was no bridge
handy. he might fill his bottle with the help of
line suspended from the end of a long bamboo pole
BUT anyway, when the vial has been dulv filled he
forwards It. IN the manner already described 10
me nearest Government laboratory established for
the purpose OF making analyses. Such laboratories
are located at Urbana. Illinois Iowa CITY Iowa.
Lawrence, Kansas, Athens, Georgia. New Orleans
Lou1Siana; Brunswick, Maine; Berkeley California.
and Washington, ID e.
/ he bottles OF water, being received az the
Laboratories. are handled III such q wav that the
samples are combined IN of ten Ten of them
put together make about three pints and represent
an average tor ten DAYS Of the makeup of a given
flVer lhese multiple samples Of they NAV be So
called are duly analyzed 10y exact chemical meth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

o>1'rcssion Of an ESSAY, the chance suggestion,
..yval ming a tram OF thought College means
for many & entrance INTO q new world
She IS not daunted BY IerpleXitles and problems;
rltIe- she welcomes them an opportunity to try
her nlettle She understands the conditions OF good
health realizes its importance factor in her life
work and by her broader interests promotes sound
less Of body well sanity OF mind
THIRD, a WOMAN DEVOTED TO THE HIGHEsT
t:ooD-College opens horizon.-a horizon
bounded by the personal but by the great
human interests The privileged class OF the
american world IS the educated class, and privilege
a. interpreted by the college women. means
responsibility Her Christianity is of a practical
pc, and expresses itself terms of service. She
interested in the large social questions, has keen
of justice. applies her ethical standards to the
PRACTICAL conduct OF life in business and society
tcels most in sympathy with the religious organiza
tons which are most directly helping to upl1ft
humanity
The college woman IS earnest, Jealous, enthus1its-
tic. and sometimes makes the mistakes to which
4, lrnestness. zeal. and enthusiasm liable; she
ms high ideals, is working toward definite ann,
ana finds life not a humdrum existence or means
FIR selfish pleasure, but opportunity for Joyous
living III the service of the highest ends.
I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

SMITH

COLLEGE, education should serve to make
q woman more womanly; should help her
become the person her Creator designed
her to be
Before woman graduates, she should
know what food, rest, and exercise her
body needs and she should acquire
habit of obedience to hygien1c laws, which
will insure a preference for what IS whole
some and helpful physical ministry TO
the intellectual life.
She should know especially the best
thoughts and the best deeds,-as fully as
she can know them in the four years of a
COLLEGE course. in order that she may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
Hard on Railroad Companies

I'ilE Importance of the bearing OF Tins ..s~tNA
upon industrial problems Is IllustrDtco -4;Ht'
StrlNlhSIN bN the tact that. according o. rsCc tS
mates, impure water costs the railroads 20 lA'
United states hve hundred and seventv-rrc Lars
Year tor every locomotive they usc.-tas.c. civ pf
reason OF loss OF fuel efficiency due salts vt li
ana magnesium, which form "a crust inside 90 me
polerS- Such crust or scale Is q bad yvruuttCf
OF heat, and. II It only sixteenth of lIIh
'hck the engine VIII have burn thirteen IsI
cent more coal IN order To- get up the same AK
oi steam that clean boiler would WELD
mere are about tOrtV-seVen Thousand LOGON, tlNtS
III the tnted States. and So. is .. little --.rlS
VIII show. the total from tins cause IS twenty
seven millions of dollars IN the course. of Il Twelve
month, or seventy-four Thousand dollars for every
day IN the YEAR But this is toy no means all he
NE OF each engine shortened II needs ,-t-
quent repairs. and IL has 70 he cleaned ~ lrteH-
walls, king idle meanwhile. Thus The loss. &c
Ccra,@sa o. s-fs IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

have clearer vision OF the true, the beautiful, and
the good: a profounder of the possibilities and
worth of the human spirit, stronger love for what
soever is excellent; increasing reverence for the
highest and the best and tirrner determination To-
secure those things which will beget and perfect
herself and in others a noble life.
Her college education should give her mental
discipline which will enable her to form more cor
rect opinions give her thoughts fitting
preston to make the most of her environment; and
to do we'll the work which she ought to do.
In the pursuit of knowledge. she should not be
permitted TO ignore either the necessities the
amenities of life and she should become familiar
with the lsages of good society that her behavior
will not only conform to the prevailing standard OF
womanly propriety but will suggest a higher ideal
of womany dignity and grace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
WESTERN
L. Clark Seelye

f ultimate purpose of all education
whether for women or for men. is devel-
opment of character and equipment for
service The line of work in which the
college woman takes delight. whether 1t
be in the classics. mathematics. art house
hold economies, or some other department
of study, does not matter; but the spirit
that rules her and the ideals she Is pur-
suing are of supreme Importance. Ii Is
what she IS, not what she knows. nor even
what she can do, that counts The let
ter killeth; but the spirit giveth life
Characteristic of the spirit developed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
Mar A Sawyer
RADCLIFFE

Z time when a GIrl VII. oo-ese
Was eccentric j. -, Ion. g. hat the
question What sort c- v.- does the
college nv to produce r answered
hv c0mmODsense The c... means 70
give women who love S.. ship such
training as they might hay. -1eE were
men. and to lay the found. o- pr
fessional study for women " are 70 En-
fer the learned rrofessl.-. r. bv Ia
tbf greater n11r1bt.- of cases viewer the
coIlegf, ;, rrtinlro women normal
life IL Is substituting tC- teaN anu
vain ambitions of what Is SOCIETY,"
.ar,hI+Inr7s worthy of 1-7-,t-r.-. md sp1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
LITTLE BOTTLES OF WATER
LeBaron r Briggs

DDS, and. thIrty-slx ANALYSES beng pert.-- tc i'
edCh r1Ver during the wear It's average Cyr ~.,-ti
Tor the twelvemonth Is definitely ,sCc~t,s:,C
The extent to which river waters dfc- ,ouliC-
sIt1on Is not at all realized by most people lhtf
vary IN their makeup quite surprising song
are muddy others are clear. MANY .re .uort1'
and a few are bad smelling Some aye >aine'
ana others are decidedly salt The current a. the
fQuShloEheny carries perCeptIble quantities ~ re
s'Ilphur1c acid. but this IS not due L. material coz
ditlonS. the chemical being derived from Coz, "-te>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

ness gained through mathematics and languages
open m1ndedness and honesty of conclusion through
science, breadth and balance through history and
philosophy discriminating appropriateness through
literature The pursuit of truth becomes the all
important thing to the college woman. She seeks
the truth speaks the truth. does the truth The
law of sincerity and loyalty within makes her free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

itual wOmanhood IL Is bringing re.-.. -' see II
health and courage and mental vIgoc sr cnaI'l
than IN cOquettiSh tinI,!Itv Il i teas, women
and men alike that wives and rrorher, . none the
worse for commanding an intellectual q, cot
IS doing its part IN making the abeSt and oes''
daughters efficient and happy
No life Is normal which marrow c-Tc uia.
scrlbed, and no life Is NARROWLY clrcu. -trloed
mind and soul. Ike the word of God. e bound
good college gives glImpseS Of those IS "hlt"'
souI II reveals rbf ,Iistincfirr Tt+,.. the small
which Is petty and the small which Is Tie because
necessary part of something large .a0 liS1 II
relieves daily duty by curing vac.ncr .,.ra ma
fignities II hv TEACHING Its S,,,1,6..t- IItee
education has come To women thar t... -.t nave
life and that they may have II more .rtlN
LeBaror n Briggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
Mary E. Woolley
NASSAR

particular service to the world
may be furnished by a college woman, the
ideal of the college is that the graduate
shall leave it equipped with a sound train
ing. with an open mind, with the sugges-
tons at least of many lines of intellectual
interest. and with an inspiration for social
service and a feeling of responsibility for
it which cannot be suppressed by the
many temptations to merely individual
and selfish life. The supposition that a
college woman should graduate fully
equipped for some particular line of life
is as inconsistent with the opportunities
which the college should offer as it is to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

4
me work of a physician a lawyer a clergyman, or
Il business man, because of the \. B. degree. The
condition is in no wise different for a
Whatever she may need to know,-and she Ger
taInIv needs much for the government OF a house
hold for the training of children, for the of the
lass room for social, philanthropic wOrk,-grad-
uatlon from college indicates only that ii she has
done her part and the college own she ready
tC undertake any of these responsibilities with a
trained mind enter upon the enlarged courses
O study which may be desirable for any of them,
with a preparation which she could have fur
rshed without her four years of preliminary tram
ny In short, the best fruitage of a college course
not a specially trained person, teacher. doctor
social leader but a woman broadened in her SYM
lJathies, intensified her sense of social reSpOn-
>lbilites, trained IN her mental and moral faculties
and accustomed by the COmpanIOnsiip of large
life during these four years to deal with people
and to exercise her executive powers.
]. NJ. Taylor
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

BY using me various depaTtments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you set quick returns
Al small expense
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Attention Of Spectators Turns to Pos
sible Political Developments.
VOLUME OF DEALINGS SMALL
values Decline sIiEhtIy on Rums'
of Adverse Crop Conditfons. bet
Loss is Observation-Disclosures
Are Heavy.

NEW YORK. June B-With the delegates
assembled At Chicago for the opening to-
morrow Of the republican national cOnven-
ton. attention today conferred largeiy on
political matters. The chief effect was
TO make operators disinclined 70 enter on
market commitments at this time Much
the prospective form Of the platform and
planks as may have TO do with CUES
tons directly affecting capital and labor
Some attention was given to suggestions
Of possible surprises in the results OF the
convention.
The total OF the DAYS sales shows a lapse
again into something like the dullness that
prevailed early last week. The vast i'm
portance attached to the outcome OF the
weekly interviews with the railroad Off
cialE. This weeks views on the subject
from that source were hopeful. with the
notable exception OF chairman Of the Great
Northern board. who promulgated from
washington the view that the crop pros
poets held out small hope Of bringing into
service the freight cars now wing Idle in
the United States. Traffic officials gen
orally, while speaking confidently OF the
crop. promise no Improvement to report IN
the tonnage movement and gave no predic-
ton OF immediate change IN this respect
Confidence IN the crop out-turn did not
seem to be impaired by reports OF need
mentioned
York in response TO the addition TO re-
serves shown by Saturdays bank state
ment. the cessation OF gold outflow and
continued gain OF cash by the banks on
sub-treasury operations. Notwithstanding
the further Accommodations In bank reserves
the Investment demand for bonds IL re-
ported less. and the bond market is showing
the effect of the large additions to supply
through recent new issues. h Eenti-
mental effect Of other issues vet to come
also lis felt. Discount rates receded again
in London. but were inclined to harden
at continental money centers. Paris again
took all the weekly gold supply available
in London In sDite Of a volume OF gold
holdings BY the Bank OF France at present
which has passed all previous records for
that institution and which has reached the
largest amount Of any single accumulation
Of gold In the world. Banking and financial
centers are giving growing conjecture TO
the policy which may lie behind this ptltng
up OF gold by the Franch bank. The move
ment Of stock prices was almost a repett-
ton OF hat Of Saturday. Declines Of the
first hour were SLOWLY recovered and the
dav's changes were trivial.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value
81. $500 United States. bonds were I'M
changed on call.
Number OF sales and quotations on stocks
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

KANSAS CITY, June M-WHEAI-uly,
Stkc: September, = December &c No
trading IN cash grain today on account Of
The high water.
CORN-July. sssc; September. dAc' De
cembfr. hc.
Hay Choice timothy, nominaly IN
changed at N0.50Gu %: choice prairie, N3
al IS higher a. m-64l2.M-
BCTTER-Ftrm; creamery, nc packing
stock Ice
EGGs-Firm; fresh extras. Ice; current
receipts. Ec-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were fair for this season Of the year, and
among the arrivals were quite a numoer
Of very desirable killers There was also
quite a sprinkling OF COW stuff. with a few
stockers and feeders.
II was very evident again this morning
that packers had use for beef steers n
the market Opene early in the morning
and active on all desirable killers. The
prices paid generally were a little stronger
than last weeks close. A nine-car load
bunch OF heavy, well finished steers sold
up to $500. which was loo higher than any
thing brought last week, and only l5c
lower than the highest price on record at
this point
Cows and heifers were also in very good
demand. the trade being active, with prices
generally 1Oc higher than last week. The
offerings were pretty much all taken in
good season in the morning.
The few stockers and feeders on sale
brought prices that looked Just about
steady with last week
Quotations on cattle: Good to, choice
corn-fed steers. E.SGs.o 90; fair to good
corn-fed steers, 50. common to fair
corn-fed steers. E.0odS.o; good to choice
cows and heiferE. S.Ood65o; fair to good
COWS and heifers, A&9475; common 10
fair cows and h~eifers, 2-25445; good to
choice stockers and feeders. A15d6.3; fair
TO good stockers and feeders, A-Ooa4B;
common to fair stocke and feeders, $50
400; stock heifers. 6.O0d3-l.
nTEEH WwEEn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

I50Ta Allen against Estate Of Allen. Ap-
zeal, Custer. Affirmed Epperson, c.
Division No. l.
l. A stipulation IN a promissory note pro
viking and the payee OF holder OF this
note may renew or extend the time Of pay
ment OF the same from time 20 time as
often as required without notice, and with
out prejudice 20 the right Of such payee
or holder "a enforce payment against the
makers al any time when the same may
be due and payable u not an agreement
TO waive the bar Of the statute OF limita-
tons
2 In determining the effect OF a pleading
this court Will give IL a liberal construc-
ton whenever such ~pleadinE ~ attacked
for the first time in this court. or where
the parties 30 20 trial IN the lower court.
without objection upon a pleading thus as
sailed.
e n petition shows upon its face that
the notes sued on were barred b. the
statute Of limitations. h answer alleged
the bar OF tae statute as a defense. In
reply the plaintiff alleges matters IN avoid.
ance Of the defense pleaded. Held. in this
stats Of the ~pleadings appellant annOt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16
Evuporated Apples ana Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. June I5.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market for future delivery is
rather firmer, while the spot market con-
tinues very quiet. witt fancy quoted at
l0dl0lEc; choice, SGSc: prime, 67k6Tkc;
common to fair, 5lRd6ac.-
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRCTT1Prunes
are in iobbing demand. with spot quoted
az from 3hc to l3c for California and from
SIC to loc for Oregons. Apricots easy in
tone. with choice quoted At lOdl0hc: extra
choice. udl1Lc: fancy, I9d12c. Peaches
are unchanged. with choice at S[de&c
extra choice, 9he; fancy, 1Od10kc: extra
fancy, l0l4Gllc. Raisins are dull. with
TO fancy. seeded. s1%d7lxc: seediess. 5dsc:
London layers. N5d1S.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16
Foreign

LONDON. June 16-Money was plentiful
on the market today and discounts were
steady. The continental demand for gold
continues, Paris securing the bulk OF the
s. $4,000 offered in the open market On
the Stock exchange the leading depart
ments manifested a firmer tone, the rally
in Wall street inspiring a more hopeful
feeling. but dealings were restricted. Later
an easier tendency set in GILT edged shares
we're maintained. cOnsOls hardened and
foreigners were quiet. American securi les
received support early in the day. helping to
create a beneficial ~influenc on the market.
A reaction occurred fater on the receipts
Of New York opening quotations and the
market finished above the worst prices Of
the day.
BERLIN. Jun on the Bourse
were firmer, but trading light.
PARIS. June B-TradinE on the BOurse
today opened firm, but became heavy
toward the close.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

Receipts. Shipments.
wheat, AN0 aeO
Corn. u.--.-----.--.--. LWn ...
Oats ANN .---
Options at Kansas Ctys
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16
So. Louis General Mnrkrt.


ST. LOUIS, No, Tune B-wHEAT-
Weak; track. No. 2 red cash, SdSc; No.
2 hard. SaSloZ; July. ssSc; September,
SEAGs4Ae.
coRN-Lower: track. No. 2 cash. ia
nl4c; No, white. UA4Tssc; July, Gilc.
September. sc.
oATs-Lower; track. No. 2 cash. aHassc:
No. 2 white. Szc; September. BSc; De-
cember. 55Ac.
FLOUR-Juiet: red winter patents. t4.so
mA.T5: extra fancy and straight. Si.10d
ass; clears. 33.40qS.T0.
SEED-Tfmothy. steady at D.0oHaB.
CORNMEAL-Steady; &-A.
BRAN-Lower; sacked. east track, 800
GlG.
HAY-Iower; timothy. S.oOal5.W; prairie.
Gc@0i2o0.
IRON COTTON TIEs-lM
BAGGING-Tkc.
HEMP TWINE-Tc.
PROVISIONS - Pork. firm: jObbing.
S4Sa Lard. prime steam. S5nT.N Dry
salt meats. steady. boxed extra shorts.
300; clear ribs. ESTf; short clears, SIS
Bacon, steady, boxed extra shorts SIS;
clear ribs, SSH: short clears. ST..
POULTRf-Dull: chickens. s4c; springs,
ieqoc; turkeys. 1lGfs5zc. ducks, &c; geese,
Sc
RUTTER-Firm; creamery. lSd25c.
EGGS-Steady. Iizc. case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

sHEEP-Receipts were quite liberal this
morning. but unfortunately the arrivals
consisted very largely OF trash. Just why
shippers VIII send in a lot OF thin young
spring lambs Is hard to explain. Packers
do not want them. and IL is extremely hard
for receivers to unload them. II kept at
home they would grow into something in
a few weeks that would sell. While the
market this morning did not show any very
great change. some OF the most desirable
killers selling at fHly steady prices. still
there was a weak feeling and the general
market would have to be quoted steady 70
a little lower. Good old wethers sold up to
$50. On account OF there being 50 many
undesirable sheep and lambs the trade was
a little slow and Il was later than usual
before q clearance was made.
Quotations or lamps: Good 70 choice
spring lambs. 8.Bd7.B: good TO choice
wooded lambs. ssz5H6 -; fair TO good
wooded lambs, @00dsB: good to choice
shorn lambs, S.BGG3; fair to good shorn
lambs, S.5Gd6B. stock lambs. S.5ld+59i
good TO choice shorn yearlings. S.50d6.oo;
fair to good shorn ysariings, SSd5.5; good
TO choice shorn wethers, s. sQa5.6S; fair to
good shorn wethers, G&d5.40; good to
choice shoTn ewes, G.00G5.t0; fair to good
shorn ewes. A.50a5.00. eulis ard bucks, 2&
300.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

Quotations of the Day On Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. June 15-FLOUR-Receipts.
l3.Soo bills exports, ESQ bblS. Market quiet
and unchanged. Minnesota patents, S-09
5.a: Minnesota bakers. SA10a4.50; winter
patents, A0d475; winter straights, ASg
40; winter extras, 2Sq+0o; winter low
grades. 2-Ed4o Rye flour. dull: fair TO
good, A.50a4S0. choice to fancy, S.@a5.1O.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yell
low. n60aL5: coarse, MS; kiln dried. nS.
WW Hem Soi IS 500 o. 8 Su o. sT TSg io IN
300 bu.; sales. $4,000 bu- futures 1900 bu.
spot: spot market steady; No 2 red, Sc,
s stsTfsGT; 1 pslu TS s i Z onI b, anoat
No. 2 hard winter, a.05%, Z o. b., afoat.
With the exception OF brief opening firm
buying wheat was generally depressed All
day by better weather news and nQuida-
ton. closing wake net lower. July, $50
sS1te; closed. SS%e; September S1sqssc
CORN-Receipts. 22.50 bu.; spot market
easy; No. ?. nc. nominal. elevator, and 75c
easier on bis receipts and better Weather.
closing So mel lower July closed PC; Sep
oXTsSReceipfs s4.7Oo bd.: spot market
steady; mixed. 26qS2 lbs. $685.; natural
white, 2SgS2 lbs, 5A+qSOc; clipped white. g
HAY-ouiet; good to choice. sSas5c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, r7hc' Central
LEATHER-ouiet: acid. 1sazc.
PRoVISIONS-Beef, firm; family. $751;
dl7@. mess. N4O061a0o; beef hams. S600G
2&o0; packet H5.00d16.O0: city extra India
mess. S24.00dS.00. Cut meats. firm: pick
led bellies. 9Ql0c; picked hams. S10O0. Lard,
firm; western. &.70GSS0; refined. steady
continent. 500: South America. $3.50; COM
pound. T.S7h6&12i4 Pork firm: family
SlL0oq1S0o; short clear. Sl5.75d1T5; mess,
S1475d15.&.
TALLOW-Firm; city 81 per ~package),
SAC; country packages free). 5Hd57kc.
BCTTER-Easy: creamery specials, 4AG
24<c; extras. 2&d24C: third TO first. 29d
2fzc; state dairy. common TO finest. 1870
234cs process. common TO special, 15dZ2c,
western factory. first. 1e1EdaOe.
CHEESE-Ffrm; state fun cream. spe-
Gals. uA4i@&c; fancy. Iisc; good TO prime,
nd1lAc. common. SAdl0&c; skins. 7d9c.
EGGS-Irregular: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white. 30T21c; good
to choice, iSlEIlsLc: brown and mixed
fancy, I9d3Oc; first to extra first, I76lSikc,
western firsts. I5Ldl6kc; seconds, 14lzdl5c
POELTRY-Dressed. weak: western
spring chickens. 9dSc; turkeys. 1eaI7e,
fowls, 12iLdlshc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

NEW YORK. June 6-MONEY-On call,
easy at iia01A per cent; ruling rate, II
per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent: offered
81 IL per cent. Tine iCaua. quiet and eaay:
sixty days E0lA per cent: ninety DAYS,
zt4lzN per cent. SIX months. Shu5A per
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPERsxa4
per cent
sILvER-Bsr. Sac: Mexican dollars,
&c.
BoNDsAGovernmsnt. steady: railroad.
firm.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm. with
actual business IN bankers bills at NE
for demand and at ASS for sixty-day
bills: commercial bills. AAB.
Closing quotations on bonds today we're