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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

Omaha Country club against l A KeIogg.
sets. The semi-finals Of this tournament
viii be playsa this week; The -four remain;
Caughey.
F. A. Brown OF the cudshy Packing
company has taken up his residence In
Omaha
pleton, Wis. are the guerts OF Mira ollie
Ames Of South Omaha.
The South Omaha Country club will play
the Woodmen Of the World team Saturday
afternoon at the club grounds-
This members Of the South Omaha asrie
attend the funeral OF Patrick McDonough.
Mr.. and Mrs. CyrAs o. Nelson and
daughter, Helen. OF Myrtle Creek, Ore.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Bateman,
Z2s F. street.
d. Mitchell. 1853 South Twsnty-seventh
street, reported that his son was missing
and asked the police TO assist In locating
the boy.
Mrs. A. s. wnlouShiy left yesterday for
Minneapolis after two weeks spent visiting
in South Omaha, the guests OF her brother,
9. E. Campbell.
Charles Cresswei was arrested yesterday
on suspicion OF having forged some nego-
table paper in Omaha and on having
passed the same
Colonel A. L. Lott and wife has Joined
the bungalow colony at the South Omaha
country CiuD. inns COlOug pOluA1GA 70 De
a large one this year.
The South Omaha city republican com.
mittee met last evening In the offices OF
/. c. Gibson to discuss the business OF the
approaching fall campaign.
The members Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernisns. lodge No. s. are requested to
meet this morning AZ 8 o'clock to attend the
funeral of Patrick McDonough-
lima Levy, formerly Of Armour q Co.,
has purchased the store of Kelly a Heyoen,
Sixteenth and Chicago streets, Omaha He
will assume proprietorship at once.
William Harvey, 2s15 n street, was acc-
dentally shot In the arm last evening by a
boys airRlln. The boy could not be located.
but the bullet had speed enough TO pierce
quite deeply into the nesh.
Deputy Warden Smith Of the state peni-
Tertiary arrived yesterday and took Frank
Noonan into custody. He was returned
to the penitentiary to serve the balance OF
a five year sentence for manslaughteT,
We now have on sale mems suits at fLB
which uptown stores actually get from
1900 TO $3.50 for. These are not shelf
suits--a pair Of suspenders free with every
suit, An extra special bargain In the fur
nishing goods line which we have on sale
Is mems muslin drawers, with knit inseams
and cuffs. pearl buttons and tapes sewed
on them through which you can slip your
suspenders to hold them ID; this garment
Is actually worth &c, sale price &c; sizes
q. "a. SO waists only and assorted lengths.
we also place on sale an elegant line OF
mems fancy hose, the very latest and
newest patterns, at 1214c a pair. Nebraska
Shoe and Clothing House, corner 18th and
n streets, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
An EconomioaI vacation.

Round trip tickets at figures but slightly
In excess OF one way fares TO a hundred or
more resorts in Canada and New England,
also to New York City ana Jersey Coast
Resorts. viii be placed on sale on various
dates after Juns 1 500.
Fun particulars and dates Of sale, Himits
stopoyers and descriptive literature can be
obtained by writing W. S. COokson. A. @.
T. A. Grand Trunk Railway System. iS
Adams street. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
STOCK AND HORSE THIEVES
TO BE FOUGHT BY SHERIFFS
Nebraska Live Stock Owners PrOtec-
tive Association ia rod OF
Convention Held in Omaha.

n state convention Of sheIiffs has de-
cided TO form a Nebraska Live Stock
Owners Protective association for the
prevention OF horse and cattle stealing.
The association will begin by asking the
organization already existing, the North
Nebraska Protective association. to take
In branches in every county in the state
and make It's activity statewide. The plan
10 to record descriptions OF the stock be-
longing TO members and to offer large
rewards for capture Of thieves.
The convention was addressed by Mayor
Dahlman and Sheriff Bradley looked after
she entertainment OF the visitors. In the
morning the sheriffs went about town by
automobile, In the afternoon to the ball
game and in the evening to CORTLAND
beach. The next meeting will be held in
North Platte in December.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Hsvs moot Print n.

nave Root Print n.
omaha Electric WORKS repairs elevators
Sinshart, photographer, 18TH A F,rnam
Aeyn, photo, removed to 10th a Howard
4russslrs Studio, IFS So. 10th. Red ASA.
Equitable Lifs-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. n d. Neely. manager Omaha
esorgs H. Moore is now with the
Union Quitting Co, ls15-17-fs Farnam ST.
Keep POUR money and valuables In the
american safe Deposit vaults In the Bee
building. Boxes rent from 81 to SIS.
Thsrs Are Several ways OF saving-The
Nebraska Savings and Loan association
way, and others. Our way pays 8 per
cent. Board OF Trade building.
Sunday School TO Picnio-The North
Presbyterian Sunday school has arranged
Tor a picnic at Riverview park Saturday
afternoon. Six special trolley cars have
been chartered for the trip.
VIII Make Soft Drinks-The Leo crotte
Manufacturing company. q $4,000 corpora
ton. has been formed by Leo Grotte, Dan
r. AeAvoy and Fred steinauser for the
manufacture Of ncnintoxicant beverages.
PeddlerS SLOW in Getting Ldoenses-Li-
cense Inspector Schneider says that the
Ice peddlers have now all taken out licenses,
but that many peddlers are still delinquent.
70 "a mas July 10 hh NAt llIIlAl
and all peddlers peddling without a license
on or after that date will be arrested.
Waters too High for Omaha Boatmsn-
A letter from Rose, Sundberg and Torson,
the three Omaha young men who have been
making a trip down the Missouri and Mis-.
sissippi rivers in a small boat states that
they reached Memphis safely and tina they
will go from there to Mobile by rail, A.
the present high waters makes their boat
travel too dangerous. 1t took the youns
men just a month to 90 from Omaha "a
Memphis.
Railway Club Rooms 20 opsn-Tho club
in the Barker block will be informally
opened Saturday at noon and Eugene
Duval, chairman OF the house committee
has sent out notices TO all the members
to that effect. The interior IL fitted up
but the marble staircase leading to the
rooms is not installed and the formal open.
ing of the club will De delayed until this
is completed. In the meanwhile the clut
members will use the elevator to tbs
Barker block.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
ANKENY AND B0YSEN CASES
Two Suits on Contract to Come Up
at Denver in the Fed
eraI Court.

A circular has been received from the
United States circuit court of appeals as
signing cases for hearing for he 6eptem-
Der term of that court at Denver. TIL Ne
braska federal district cases to be heard
are: H. T. Ankeny and other against L
T. Richardson and others and hat Of w.
]. Brostch and others against Asmus Boy
sen and others.
Ankeny case grows out Of . guard
ianship suit on & contract for a lease and
option for sale OF land. Ankeny was the
in the case and died before the
option TO buy was exercised. The land In
question has increased in value in the
meanwhile and his heirs now bring SIT to
enforce the option. Judgment was rem
dered against the Ankeny heirs in the
lower court and an appeal was taken.
The Broatch again Boysen case relates
to the sale of land in Wyoming and suit
is brought on contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
WILL KEEP CASES ON bessie
DR.. onnen VIII Publish Record Of
Performance of All Cows In
Diaries OF City.

A roll Of honor for dairy cows and their
owners is TO be kept and published by
Health Commissioner Connell.
Under a new order from his department.
the health commissioner has instructed the
city veterinarian and dairy Inspector. DR..
G, r. Young, 10 investigate monthly each
dairy in or about the city OF Omaha which
Is engaged in furnishing milk to the In
AAbitants OF the city. Blanhs will be kept
for each dairy. forty points constituting 100
per cent perfection on equipment and sixty
points constituting 100 per rent perfection
9n methods OF handling milk.
The health commissioner plans to publish
monthly the highest rating made.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

have seen the growth and gioried in IT.
The greatest distinction that has ever come
to me Is my being made the conduit Of the
credit for the city's progress, due to those
who have gone before me"
Others speakers were J. A. c. Kennedy.
Howard H. Baldrige, Clement G. Chase
and Charles J. Greene
With a ferweIl drinking Of heslths 'to
the Omaha pioneers who are still with us
OF who were unable to be present." the
gathering of ~banqueters. young and old.
dispersed to again pitch into the fray and
make the most Of the opportunities afforded
by the passing generations pluck and
perseverance,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
FLoREE GIRL BACK IN CITY
Immigrant Inspector Brings DepOrted
Girl to Serve a. witness I'm
Other Cases.

Immigrant Inspector Frank Adams OF
Denver has arrived in Omaha bringing
with him Louise Flores from Chicago. She
recently ordered deported from Ne
braskn for being in the country for i'm
moral purposes, but the order has been
temporarily suspended as the woman is to
be detained here SIS a witness in other
cases recently developed in Omaha and
other parts OF Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

Bee Want Ads stimulate business moves.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

Bee Want ADS stimulate business moves
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
Marie CITY Gossip.

DR.. l. s.. Van Slyke, dentist, is back.
Same office, Faith and N.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part OF the city. Telephone No. &.
Mrs. Ralph Carley and sister, Miss Ruth
Nelson, leave today for a visit in Denver.
Hurd Stryker won his round yesterday
in the tournament tennis play at the South
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

and arrested by Or. Kings New Life Pills.
bilious headache quits and liver and bow
els act right &c For sale by Bsaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

orkin Bros. will sell on Saturday any
women's suit in his store, formerly sold
for s5. 90. 81. u. ~. 90 and S8.6a for 1000.
A chance to buy q suit for less than cost
OF the skirt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
ORCHARD a WILHELM CARPET co.
Announce Their After-Inventory
Remnant and d Curtain sale.

Remnant and Odd Curtain sale.
We take inventory July / and in going
over our stock we sort out for special SELL
ing all short lengths of Swiss, madras,
plain and fancy net. cretonne and tapestry.
together with all single curtains In lace.
door curtains and one and two-patr lots
that will not be carried in stock next sea
son. This sale commences Monday morn
ing. July II. for the entire week
Note-Sale Monday morning, July L. s
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-05-14
roPTCS OF THE STREET

->- TRADING-Foreign bouses sold
-, balance IN the local market 10 IAe eA-
stocAs aa zoe shares. with the heaviest oeaIlhsS
,snt O , Island and Union Pacific In London
o. RoCA - higher while the general market
eonsVes- e., until near the close. When prices easeu
Ess Hi--- -,alfzfuE sales Money on call al the
o. o. o. .snital was materially higher Tor DAY 1"
Bdt-S5ns lut weekly loans We're renewed al
DAY -er cent against as high as per cent
;ei[I. shorter periods. open market discounts
for u The Bank Of England MADE no
FGe IN its rate and showed in its weekly re-
cnshe nercentaEe of reserve to liability above
is.n nt-evear average for this period Of the year
- exchange on London declined While at Ser
= The rate advanced
arv reports for the quarter ended March 81
~. Is follows: Net profit from mining and mil
lSs orerstfons, $315.S95; additional income So
IL .o+sl net profit, S3S2.469 The gross output
t.s' - contained in concentrates produced in
q o. 6narter was 12107,549 pounds; the excess
us +be last quarter being 33oSS5 pounds The
s-.ee o- price Of copper was 1852 cents pound.
49, Is less by near 1-3 cents a pound than the
Ice applying 10 the report Of the preceding
quarter -.- ,,.... ., :.
..s 1reeklv crop summary, says: Cool and rainy
ss+her has continued tc prevail over much OF
.ss central regions and growth Of vegetation has
Ven retarded by the unseasonably low tempera-
- The weather has not favored the advance
- of the winter wheat. but the fields are
-..ssfv improving in appearance. Warmer tenn
rs-stures are wanted TO bring II out The fields
ss not uniformly promising, but IN various locah-
- The crop Is reported in excellent condition.
! DTvTDENDS Dividends have been
keclared IS follows: Second United Cities Realty
C-nn7stion regular semi-annual 21@ per cent the
r-efe-red b payable July l: Grand Rapids Railway
fsonnsny regular quarterly l per cent the
common payable June I; American Express Com
ranv regular quarterly No. 5, payable July L
GIBSON'S MANUAL-'Gibson's Manual" for
90 inst issued by the Gibson Publishing Com
,snr Of No y William street. contains a large
ssroouut Of useful information relating 10 railway
sns industrial corporations. It also gives valuable
Tr-ce and dividend tables and statistics on the
cotton grain and pig iron markets
rT-DAfIY PACKING COMPANY SELLS IN
PR0VENENT BONDS-The CUdahy Packing Com
rgnv has sold 100000 per cent first mortgage
fseen-year Improvement bonds to a Boston bank
sug house.
GOLD FOR ARGENTINA.-The National City
Bank probably will ship S56o00O gold coin 10 Argen-
rins tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cbfcago Nav 13-Tnterest of traders in the wheat
pit the Board of Trade again centred to-day IN
weather conditions in Kansas. and as additional
rain had been reported in that state prices con
tinued TO sag. closing quotations being unchansed
TO 1ac lower compared with yesterdays final fig
ures Corn and provisions closed firm and oats
steady.
The reports OF rain In Kansas and Nebraska
were the general topic of discussion on the curo
before the opening of the wheat market. and IL
was the general opinion that the drouth In those
states had been relieved to a great extent OWING
TO this circumstance selling was general when trad
ing began and initial quotations showed losses
sc to 1c compared with the previous close July
opening 81 12I4 to 81 1872. The weather bureau
forecast, which predicted showers and thunder
storms for the two states previously mentioned
furnished additional incentive to sell early IN the
day and as A result sentiment was decidedly heaVy
d,rnf the first half Of the session Before the end
of the first hour July had declined to 81 HIS Tow
ard midday sentiment in the pit Veered soileWH5'
and offerings became less free, resulting IN grad
ual upturn in prices The change was due parity
to an apparently oversold condition or the narhS0
and to reports Of damage to the crop IN MISSOURI a.
An improved demand for cash wheat here ana II
the Northwest also served to create % %netteL tsS %
ing feature in the cash situation WHICH WI va.
freely commented upon and Whlch uILooo1e IJe -
had effect on trading was tIe slLie s-+e5 Tor
local receipts, only carload being reporteu ~
to-day, while the estimate FOR to-IoItoW @ g., INV
was reached at 81 1874. Prices sagged soIne"Iae
from the top on profit taking, but the cio'9 wa
about steady, with July at 81 IA , hut
Corn was rather weak early IN thS sess' go -
developed material strength during tIe iIi.-t tej
@ ~ actt,,o covering by shorts which was prompted
GA on ~, tIe purchase of a line of September by
leading commission house The iate oe5'i5G s ,, ~-s
SHs ,ar+I,, on the continued scarcity or oHerlnSS
froTo the country During the day July sod pc
tween 6S5sc and 69lzc The InaTKes .ioST T ber
with prices unchanged to sc hlsHei' July D-9
at $3.50. -, . s+ra7,rtbeuinr effect
~ tbs oats market and offset the favorable Weather
Conditions for the crop. the IlltIFSsl eloSii5
stesd[ with prices unchanged TO 5sc hlsiler, =
brisk demand for the casn gram diso 4i0APe -
create a 1rner feeling late in the DAY .
Provisions firm all day, due 70 On oEs Jtsdl1 ne
brongbt out by a decrease in packing at all West
u ~ Soac1,trg centres a sc To 1oc advance IN I'VE
hogs also had bullish effect Local he export Po
hoIIe no +S. close nrces were up sc to nc TO 12lzc
New-York tribune., 1909-05-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May IS
BEEV ES-Rcceipts, 90 cars 1.52s head. Including
remainder for the market No transactions reported
Feeling generally steady for all sorts and grades
Dressed beef dun at "a loizc per 10 for ordinary
choice native sides London and Liverpool cattle and
beef markets unchanged. No exports from this port
to-day or tomorrow
ALNES-Receipts were $40 head Of which 16O
we're direct TO butchers and $50 for ma
ing with the late arrivals YESTERDAY $50 The
were carried over at Goth ST; common to prime veals
sold at $5UST 30 100 10: g fancy Maryland a
IS so; buttermlks ar 81 80 dressed steady
at 9a l2c per 10; country dressed do at S4 1Ol5c.
81 81 100 ID: - do. 1la H. ST
outs 1T H. 50: 10 buttermiIxs I19 10. So SO
Sanders: % veals. 13o 10, at s. co. do. 1o4 10.
S Judd & Co: Al veaIs. III Ii. at 81 30: do II
Mcpherson 6 Co: Maryland veaIs 2o8 h. at
IS 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 17lA cars or
and Az the market. Sheep and prime lambs were
steady; and medium lambs slow. spring lambs
In moderate demand and unchanged; one car lambs
unsold. Unshorn sheep sold S60 So T5 per III:
clipped do 50 0GS6 so; cuIls. 81 clipped lambs at
81 81 so; culls at So; Maryland spring lambs a
$9 75 Dressed mutton steady at 1oa13c per ID:
16c country dressed hothouse lambs 81 80
II So
SaIes-Newton & Co: 2s8 clipped Buffalo lambs 20
lb average. at 81 so per 100 Ii
Mcpherson & Co: 2S6 Maryland spring lambs. 90 III
81 clipped Maryland sheep. 1O2 10 SO 25:
do. 113 h. AT S5 90
Kerns Commission Company: clipped Western
lambs 80 III, at 81 20 II clipped Western sheep. 20 b.
s Sanders 80 unshorn Jersey sheep. 124 H. at
SO %, ! do, 12o III. at So : culls SO IN. at S4
cuding only head for the market. sales;
feeling steady.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-14
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 18-CATTLE-Receipts estimated
00O head market steady TO strong, steers. So 254
81 %: S4d $5 70; heifers. S. 600 Sc %; bulls
ass 60 FOGS-Receipts estimated at 10000 head
market 5a 10c higher choice heavy shipping. So 400
81 so: butchers 81 35d 81 47la light mixed 81 100
81 20: choice light 81 2og$7 30 packing 81 256 81 So
pigs s. 25 ST 10 bulk Of sales. 81 20qS7 80. SHEEP
lower; sheep. S3 qs6 10 lambs SO 5O9S9 90: year
lings SO 5O0 81 10.
East Buffalo. May 13-CATTLE-AIarlset steady;
prime steers $6 40G Sc ~. VEALS-Recepts 100
HOGSReceipts. 1000 head; market active and steady
higher: heavy and mixed, 81 55d 81 65; Workers.
81 25G 81 So; pigs S7a$7 Is; dairies. 81 fOaS7 40
SHEEP AND LABfBS-Receipts. 400 head: sheep
active wethers 15c. yearinss 25c higher; lambs slow
steady; lambs 81 50 SIS so few sS 80; yearlings
sra 81 % wethers Sc 25gS6S So; ewes, So 5O@s5 IS:
sheep mixed. S2GS6
Kansas City. May 15.--CATTLE-Recepts. 4,3OO head
including $40 Southerns; market steady TO
choice and dressed beef steers SO 359S6 9O
good s. 30qS6 % Western steers. $5 25a$6 To-
feeders S4GS5 so: southern steers, 81 15
So Southern cows. s. 25GS5 80; native SO ESQ
So 50: native heifers. 81 25aS6 So bulls So 1895 -
calves S4G$T - HOGS-ReCepts, 1900 head market,
5d0c higher. top 81 372 bulk Of sales So 75ds7 30;
heavy 15HST r. packers and butchers 81 10aS7 S2
light 81 T5G$7 20; pigs. 50 25QS6 90 SHE>tF-Recelpts
s. 25QS7 wethers $3.50 ~ ewes 81 1895 % stock
feeders IS 5OdS5 -; Texas muttons. S5d$6 30
Toledo May 13.-CLOVERSEED. cash and May. 50 80:
October S6 49, December Sc az; March 81 ga No
81 45 TIMOTHY. prime, 81 50; ALSIkE. prime. 81 1O
August. 81 40.
Union stock Yards. Pittsburg. May 13.-CATTLE-Re-
ccpts light: market steady; choice 80 fog$1 prime
60aS6 70 SHEEP-Supply light market stronger on
and common 50 5OaS3 80: lambs S5dSs VEAL CALVES
-S7GS7 SO HOGS-Receipts light market lower prime
heayies 81 90; mediums, 81 4OgS7 4o; heavy YerkeEA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-14
RUMORS BOOST STOCK.
Directors of d. s II. Not to Discuss
Dilidend Till December.

Runors thar the Delaware & Hudson directors
would order increase in the dividend rate at the
next quarterly meeting from TO 10 per cent were
ibarty responsible for further sharp advance yes
terday in the stock of the company, which in
common with the stocks OF the other coal roads
has been unusually active ever since the commodi-
ties clause decision was handed down.
The stock touched Ie9 yesterday. advance Of
L points since Monday, and closed at 1872. a net
gain the day Of ~ points Interests identified
with the road said that there were no plans under
consideration at present TO account for such an ad
rance in the stock. In connection with the divi-
dend rumor. 1t was pointed out that the directors
would meet for dividend purposes until next
December.
Al sorts Of runors have been in circulation re-
Gently Of pending plans for the readjustment of
their coal properties by the coal roads, but 1t is
said in we'll informed quarters that with the eX-
oeution Of the Delaware Lackawanna & Weston,
none Of the roads contemplating any adjust
ments and that reports to this effect are stock
market rulnors purely.
In regard 10 1he LackaWanna's plans for COM
rIyfng with the Supreme Courts decision in the
commodities clause case il was said by one Of the
directors Of the road yesterday that the board
would probably announce its scheme TO conform to
Ihs law June /
As stated in The Tribune recently. the manage
-ment has three plans under consideration The
izrst prorides for q holding company 10 take over
the cos properties the stock Of which is to be dis
trbuted among the roads stockholders The sec
ond is 10 retain title 10 the coal lands but lease
them 10 ar operating company, and the third plan
IS 10 retain title and organize a selling company,
whose stock viii be owned by the Lackawanna
Railroad. The last plan is the which il is gen
orally believed will be adopted.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-14
act prices in the local market today

COTTON-The cotton market was q it'le less acil[e
today and showed rreEulartty. but most of the
active made high records for the season aa
the unertone generally firm, with the close feNers
at net advance OF 10 II points The market opened
steady al an points In spite OF als4p
after little Iesll@tl.t
sold sharply upward outside buying, aggressive blI
surnort and covering by sellers for turn some
. points the closing prices OF NeGaeslaS ole
market easeC on TO sila-e
under Tie closing figures previous night; but IN
stead Of becoming active the decline as wolu
have been the case any change in sent
had the scattering long interest been uheAss'
and the market soon hTTned up agalt
win some months reaching point Of tire day
IN the trading. the general list sfoSea net
s6ys Of o 10 a little OF
from the active positions RfpoTtsot uI-
conditions in Texas and parts OF the cen
OF increased sPo; demand furnish
bun arguments in connection with the uIde
living proposition that consumption viii be record
scale season, and that an adequate crop Is
frrbs BE But of fact. there seems 70 he
no special explanation the current advance beyond ts
general that sentiment has become very bu
that the market steadily broadening out
side that old crop supplies having aTlit-a
hands Of comparatively few ana very rch Ine-
chants. pressure against the price
prices the local market To-Day
VAS