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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

ShEEP-SuppileS OF Sneep anu i6rnD.
were excessively large owing to the ar
rival Of a trainioad OF California lambs
but bulk Of the run was late In showing
up, producing q strong opening and a
dull close. The few offerings available
early moved into second hands at figures
generally little higher. a tendency thai
was promptly checked with the appear
ance Of the CALIFORNIA; Buyers needs
fact that the coast lambs had plenty
OF quality, trade became slow and rather
saggy.
shorn lambs made up the bulk Of early
offerings, best grades on sale bringing
S.5. Something strictly choice in this
line would probably land at $50 or better.
There were no ewes or wetkers of con-
sequence on sale and the list Of values
remained unchanged. The coast lambs
were all springers. well matured, and IN
like last years CALIFORNIA;. they included
light sort that showed Persian breed
ing. Another feature OF the shipment
appears In the comparison OF dates. the
first CALIFORNIA; last year coming In
June.
There was nothing much doing in the
feeder branch Of the market for the rca-
son that supply and demand were both
very meager. Last weeks buy on coun-
try account did not exceed 1900 head
Shorn Sheep and Lambs-Lambs. good
10 choice, H2JdS.50: lambs. fair to good.
81 sass. yearlings. s6.0od6iS; wetheTs
S. so 500. ewes. EeSd5.75
Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha. for
twenty-four hours ending p. IN. yes
terday:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
s.IT,or,cKERs ANn FEEnERs

HoGs-General conditions in the hog
trade favored buyers and the local mar
ket ruled slow and lower In consequence.
Chicago drew an unseasonably heavy run
ana all advices from that point were de-
eidedly bearish. Locally supplies were
fully normal. amounting 70 something
Ike I.s1o head. shippers led In the buying
at figures about nickel off. but packers
refused to follow a. this decline and
usually insisted upon a 5f7ioc cut h
values bulk selling on this basis Clos
ing business was especially DUH at the
full decline.
Barring cheaper cost. trade presented
no new features OF consequence. Move
ment wore along until midday before a
creditabie clearance vas made and
weights held a. the usual spreads. Ship
pers favored the good medium weight
butcher hogs IN most Instances and
bought about Zoo head In all
Best heavy hogs on sale moved al
GM as compared with Saturdays TOP AZ
gsa while bulk was fairly well punched
within S.Ssl5.tS Light stuff sold AZ
E.x and less bat very little business
was transacted below The 81 mark
peprp<ertative sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Bob Green's Funeral
to Be Held Tuesday


The funeral Of Bob" Green. the MUIR
ray hotel bartender. who died Saturday.
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock at the undertaking. parlors Of
Burkett-Leslie The interment will be at
the Forest Lawn cemetery.
Green was 70 years OF age at the time
of mis- death, which followed an illness Of
but three weeks. He is not known to
have aad any relatives.
The deceased was probably the most
remarkable man In the liquor dispenser
trade In Omaha Although he has been
In the liquor business In Omaha thirty
nine Yeas he never touched a drop OF
intoxicant while on duty. Il used TO he
his fayorite saying that Booze is a good
thing IL you know when to take it," At
one time he owned and operated the
Greer Roof Garden at Tenth and Doug
las streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and ciesins
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. May g7.-Reports that the
first new wheat OF 1872 had been
harvested today In Texas wiped out
nearly all Of an advance due 10 fear Of
damage N Oklahoma, Kansas and Me-
hfsska. The close Of the market here
was weak and varied from the same a.
saturday night TO gain OF i-2c. Corn
finished i-2 10 tic lower, oats ranging
from k0s.c off 20 a rise OF Nc and pro.
ls.ons unchanged 10 sizc up.
i. Ideal weather for harvest. formed part
Of the dispatch that told OF the reapcrs
county. Texas had the honor OF the initial
ent and sent word that the yield there
would reach twenty bushels 10 the acre,
making bountiful crop. Almost stimuli
tapeourly advices were received that tile
Pacific northwest would produce l,cooo~
the CONDITIONS were perfect. The out
look. too, in the Dakotas and Minnesota
was said to be good. especially In regard
10 plenty OF moisture. All this
caused longs TO unload freely and forced
a sfarp backset. during which the market
session July fluctuated between u.iv4s
4shis,s. with last sales. N.io,L Just w.
over Saturday.
Commission houses sold corn freely
throughout the day and there was only
= moderate demand. July swung between
ssf and and 's,sg rs closing weak weak. I've
uszy. No. yellow was quoted at s2gS;c
Although crop complaints were reserved
from Ohio and Kansas the oats market
after good advance. reacted. July ranged
from u0&c TO 63l<nSJise, and IN the end
was hu&c. off at 59AaSossc.
Provisions suffered a temporary decline
owing 20 larger receipts OF hogs than
expected, When the last gong sounded
the market stood almost precisely the
fsnie AZ ss hours before.
Closing prices OF futures:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Well Known Barkeep
Dies Sunday Morning

orrie Wilson, more famillarly known as
Turkey Wilson. who for nearly twelve
years has been connected with the bars
OF various local hotels. died sunday
morning at o'clock at Ills boarding
house as the result OF rlptured blood
vessel. Tie rupture was sustained several
years ago.
Wilson was Sugars OF age at the time
OF his death and Is survived by his
widow and one child . years old. The
wife and child are now in California
visiting, but they have been notified and
will return at once. Wilson's mother is
stopping at the Hotel Rome. and viii
mako arrang sments for the funeral. The
burial viii be IN Council Bluffs.
The deceased was connected with the
Henshaw for nearly ten years.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
POLICE FIND BUT FEW
VICTIMS IN THEIR RAIDS

Vice was At q minimum In Omaha last
night according to Detective Steve
Moloney, for he could find but few
resorts open. In the afternoon one place
was raided on lower Douglas street.
and In the evening George Matthews.
las South. Fifth street was arrested
charged with keeping an I'll governed
house. Three inmates were taken here.
All Of the big resorts mat have been
running wide open since sheriff Msshane
suddenly ceased operations have closed
their doors and even the visest Of the
night owls had slim pickinss last night
Pstrolmen Rich and Smith who have
been cleaning up street walkers. nave
been sent back to their beats Ia their
regular uniforms. the women having all
been frightened away.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
psITIoN-HEAp.

cATTLE-Cattle trade was very slow
this morning and to that extent at least
unsatisfactory to the selling Interests.
While local receipts were not large
enough to be- burdensome some other
points. especially Chicago were reporting
very large runs with prices showing more
or less weakness. To this cause may be
ascribed the dullness and whatever weak
ness was developed In the trade at this
point Buyers OF beef steers seemed 10
be inclined TO move slowly and await
developments before filling orders, with
the result that the morning was well
advanced before anything like a clear
anee had been effected. Such cattle as
buyers wanted commanded steady prices.
10 quite little lower. Buyers claimed
that the cattle were very full today and
that, taking that fact into consideration,
all kinds were steady.
Good dry lot cows and heifers were
fully steady with last week. but the
medium TO common kinds have been
gradually easing off as usual at this
season OF the year.
There we're not very many stockers or
feeders In the yards but the feeling was
very weak and prices generally a little
lower 10 consequence Stock helfers were
especially slow sellers at lower prices
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers. : sooGsio: fair TO good beef
steers. N.500s.n. common to fair beef
seeers, ss.5eB1.50. good to choice heifers,
t&lsfl7.7s: good TO choice eows, B.7si6. IS;
fair to good cows, IS. esas7s: common 10
fair cows. $.ooQs.2s; good to choice stock.
ers and feeders Ssou1 3; fair to good
cows and heIfers. tss5dso0; veal calves.
s4.oo0s2s: bulls, stays. etc. s4609f.0a
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

fLoUR-Firm: winter patents. q. i0tr
*: winter siralghts. u sea5 10; spring
patents, S.eeqS5o. spring stralghts. AZ
tsup: bakers. NsoatE.
IA E-No. 2 &c.
fkARLEl r. eeding or mixing. SGNc.
fAtf 70 choice mailing. SiffalA
SEEN-nmothy. Ueeaso; clover. sltoo
4 -NcA
rnovIsIoNs-Mess PORK. slsE,salsso.
A-Aro. In tierces. sl.so Short ribs, no.is.
Aotli elearsnees VI wheat and flour
N~Fe equal 10 i.oesoeo bushels. Primary
vita 3H.oeo bushels the corresponding
"a year ago. The visible supply OF
real IN the United States decreased = :
-,-n1c bushels for the week. The Amount
4 breadstufl On ocean passage. It,, .ased
.ssvs bushels Estimated receipts for
tsnscIfoH. wheat. , cars. corn. L. cars.
oats II ears; hogs ls.0o head.
Nh EA-'-Ao. : red. H.IsHlieis 40. !
rssl. si-iagl1i.s. Ne. hard. E.itsfls.
40. : bard, Mi9ai.1sas. No / portbsrn
-s.a' gi--i. No. Z Ioruaefn. silful.is; NJ
nsrihern, A-lIMi-l7; No. spnng. 81 lasr
lsia. No. spring ST. loaI.is: No I sprInf
stsfl- q veisei chaff. sllpuLi5: Durun,
t'UIsN-lSo. : 2qsase; No. whl,.
k-81Sshsc: No. yellow. &dSsc: No. -
tssc; No , white. 9l.aSie: No. yellow.
sst-Esee- No. q 7fssQzsc. No. Z white. K
ss.tes 70 yellow. bas477c
DAEs-No. ? white. s7nsslzc. No .
Alats. 1890: Nc. white. asSs~.::
kE4nlar1. sfds7hc
hETTkR-Marksi. steady; ereamer,s.
-t-ae@ dAirls4. aa9sc.
EGGS-Market. steady receipts. ls.nso
1885 ~ naark. cases Included, is6iTc:
vru!uary AFsts. lsszalee. firsts. fsaSc'
ss1s<E-sks-Aiask sf. steady: daisies IA.
lt&ef "a ll1s. issl ls3srs young. America
y 3 la1<c. long >cTnz l5ixniste.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

consignment sold to camp has been
confiscated.
Victim OF Auto speeders.
5. E shannon. an old resident. aset
-. died carly today after he had oeSn
picked up by friends in an alley. He was
seriously injured and was unable to tel
how 1t happened 1t appeared that hs
had been struck and received interGai
injuries His daughter has compelled TIE
authorities TO commence an investigator
as she is fully convinced that the ACCIDENT
was one IN which an auto speeder ran
over the old man and then hastenei
away
Insurance Cempa mics Prosper.
According TO the report of the state
auditor made public today. as 10 IN
surance other than fire. the Insurance.
business has been quite profitable IN
Iowa the past year. The best eE1denee
Of the steady increase Of business -
found in the fact that last year these
companies paid in fees to Iowa through
this department over s71,oco as against
$500 ten years before; and that the
aggregate of taxes paid was ssa.co rs
against s22i,ooo ten years before.
New 6nard Company.
Inc adjutant general returned TO-DAY
from Waterloo where he mustered in
new militia company 10 take the place
Of the one at Manchester recently dis
banded. This makes two companies at
Waterloo.
The guard department is being kept
up TO high standard and all the CON-
panies are being maintained with as cont
plete membership as possible.
ProhIbitiomists' Factions.
II developes today that the prohibition
lists have factions in their little party
and are developing a decided factional
alignment. Two candidates for governor
ballot. o. D.. Elicit Of -Msrshslltown and
{. ID. Jones OF Perry. Each one owns
a prohibition paper and the officials of
the party have decided that nomination
of either one will ruin the party. Hence
they have brought out Malcolm Smith OF
Cedar Rapids as a candidate. have had
fasters printed aud sent out and will
undertake to win by FASTING Smiths
name on the ballots II promises a lively
light in the party at the polls and a
great increase In the prohibition vote OF
the state. Four years ago when the
party had a hand In the primary about
Loo votes were cast In the primary.
The last day on which a voter may
file notice OF a change of party affilla-
ton so that he can change his vote at
the primary was Saturday and the report
is that very few changes have been ef-
fected. The names are certified out to
the judges Of the primary election as
affiliated two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
LAB0RER is INJURED
By UNIDENTIFIED MAN

steve Molner, a labOrer living at
Twenty-sixth and Burt streets. xas
erutally assaulted early hast night BY
an unidentified man near Thirtieth and
Cunning streets Moiiner was partly
under the influence Of Hquor and vas
knocked Unconscious at the first blow.
His assailsnt then kicked and jumped
UPON his face and only stopped when
passersby approached.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
NEWSiES WILL Be ELK
GUESTS AT THE MIkAnn

Newsboys Of Omaha and South omaks
viii view The Miksdo- and enjoy rbe
fun Of Capt. Dunn. Oscar LIeben. $.
Hamilton and others of the comedy roles
tonight and Tuesday night at H..
orpheum as guests Of the Eiks. Visiting
and hospital nurses win be guests Of ~.
lodge in the upper boxes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

MINNEAPOLIS. May E.-wHEAT-
May. sl-feas: July. t.l2S; September
N.Os&. Cash: No / hard f.i4Ts; No. /
northern, sfi4isG1itss; No. northern.
si.19k0l.l1's. No. Z stiois6l.l los.
FfsAN-@. s3is
BARLEf-70cfsi.A
CORNING. ; yellow, T5n1ec
oATS-No. white. Sic.
RYE-No. :. Sc.
BRAN-in 100 pounds sacks. c3so6
sioo
FLoUR-First patents. ss.sds.ss: sec
ond patents. t5.06a =; first clears. s. 500
as. second clears. G.NdGi0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
laD PRODUCE MARKET
Strong on Lace Of Rain
Winter Be-.
Ia OF CORN ARE LIGHT
NaE,a Increase In Receipts Is Ex-
prNred This Week Fine
NeHtbrr Has Aided the
Farmers.
OMAHA Man n. N

OMAHA. May q. 1917.
Lace or rain in the winter Wneat belt
a.eGed wheat strong and higher today.
.stG!:sh reports from kansas stating that
zoe crop was going back brought out
i.eaV3 buying support. The market ruled
t'sfS chuppy and fluctuations we're sharp.
..leSs heavy rains are received outside
laying viii be very active and values
T.;sht easily work considerably higher
"a small damage results from the con-
,.uucd dry spell.
stocks OF corn are so light that shorts
q. the May option are extremely ner-
VOLS Some increase 10 the receipts are
uNt&ctcd this week. Fine weather has
et.cd farn,cfs TO make good progress in
ilGnJDg, but the season Is late at best
Ana cash corn Is decidedly strong.
DF,. hot weather In Kansas and Ne
liaska put wheat values higher Rains
ssis badly needed and with no prospects
- ttltcl. values should continue TO adj
saf;c,,. Cash wheat was &c TO &c higher.
Liberal receipts Of corn and fine weather
e.stvd corn values today. Shorts In the
siay delivery are in tight position and
tnat option might carry futures higher.
sssh corn was unchanged to &c lower.
Primary wheat receipts were $500 bu.
and shipments were 1900 bu., against
receipts last year of si.Vco bu. and ship
'.,stlis OF lsd.vey bu.
Primary corn receipts were $3.50 bu.
c,ipts. last year OF LIZ 900 bu and ship
mems Of 4ss.ooo bu.
Cicarances were 1000 bu. OF corn none
Of oats and wheat and flour equal to
,.esi.0o blu.
1t Is q holiday at Liverpool.
lhc following cash sales were reported
-Nheat: No. 2 hard. ! cur, u.0sis No
hard. car. S.oss.. Corn: No. white.
Z cars. Stsc. No. . white, : cars. 7s54c:
: cars. DC. car, 19c; car, 7sAc. No.
white. cars, 11i1c; car. &c. No. . color.
car. syssc; l car. 7sisc. No. color, i
car. 7s<c. No. yellow. cars. I6kc: i3
ears. Tho. No. yellow. q cars. 7Sc;
car, Axc. cars. 74i1c. No. yellow,
car. &c: car. sgic: car. INC: II
cars 71c; 1 car, TAc: cars. 7iisc; car,
sic. 70. mixed. cars. 7sc No. 81
mixed. II cars. 7fixc; cars. Hi.c: 4
cars. 7&c. No. I mixed. car. 7zlsc. car.
INC: l car nc: cars. 7itso: car. zoe:
/ car. q. No, grade. . cars. sc: | car,
sie. Oats: No. . white. 5 cars, 51.sc.
No. white. car. silsc. No. yelloS.
car INC. i
Omaha Casa rrrees.
wHEAT-No. . hard. si.oeolio; No. o
hard. tl.olb@foe: No. I hard, !l.osal ON:
white. 54G7pixc; No. 4 white. 7sh977,1c;
No. color, 7sa7ghc: No. yellow. 75zQ
sstsc; No. 3 yellow, 74A@7bc: No. 4 yef-
low, 7id7s&c; No. q 7f&075c, No. ., 749
Isisc: No. 4 ssls07slte; no grade, 800
oATs-No. . white. szEassc; standard.
ssl+es2s.c; No. white. b2kc; No. white.
HAIiLEY-Malting ssc<esi.is; No. feed,
G075c: heavy feed, 55asoc.
RyE-No. 2 ss0ssc: No. .. s7aSsc.
Garlot Reeefpts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
-. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. May H.-CATT- -
Receipts. l.soo: market. slow; steers. 1915
ds.0o; cows and heifers. p.2sus0o; calves.
s450ds.0
HoGs-Receipts 5000 head market. slow
and lower; top. N6S; bulk Of sales. SIS
Gf7eo
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts. 5000
head: market. steady; lambs. N.5offSsO
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 2i.-M Money ON call
call, steady; sA0s per cent ruling rate,
2ss per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent;
offered at . per cent Time loans, easter /.
sixty days, per cent: ninety days, ~
~ per cent; six months. yat5& per cent
per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm. with
actual business In bankers bills at As4Ii
for sixty days, and at NST3o for demand
Commercial bills. S4.sA
SlLNER-Mexican dollars, sc.
BONDS-GoveFnInent firm; railroad
bonds. easy.
rf~.t.~ SO. 49,. -. .m. -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

NEW YORK. May T.-CoTToN-spot,
closed quiet and 20 points lower; middkhs
3. 100 bales.
Futures closed steady: closing bids:
May. los5c: June. 1850: July. 1886: Au-
gust. Ii.0sc; September. ii.Osc: October,
il.l3c; November, lille; December. lilac.
January, il.lsc; February, il.s3c; March,
IL Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
ooLoNELy MEN CLAIM MORE
Make Assertion They Have sI4 Dele
gates Pledged.

gates Pledged.
NEW YORK. May 2T.-That twenty
four Of the ninety delegates from Ne b,
York state to the republican national
convention have pledged their support
to Colonel Roosevelt was the statement
made today by Senator Joseph N, Dixon.
chairman Of the Roosevelt national COM
mittee. He reiterated his claim that
Colonel Roosevelt has now more than a
sufficient number OF delegates instructed
and pledged TO assure his nomination on
the first ballot
Medill Mccormick OF Chicago, who con-
ferred with Senator. Dixon at the Wal
dorf Astoria. said that Ga delegates are
now pledged to the candidacy OF colone,
Roosevelt.
DALLAS. Tex. May, S.-rvo state
political conventions viii be held in
Texas on Tuesday. The democrats viii
meet at Houston, TO choose thirty-two
district delegates and eight delegates-at-
large to the national convention.
The republicans will meet at Fort
Worth to name eight deiegates-at-large
to the national convention.
The republican district delegates have
been chosen, eight delegates instructed
for Roosevelt two for Taft. four unin.
strueted and eighteen seats contested.
Both sides ara claiming control Of the
republican state convention. Eighty dele
gates are Instructed for ROOSEVELT and
forty-nine for Taft, but there are enough
uninstructed to swing the convention
either way.
Wilson supporters will have a majority
In the democratic state convention and.
according to Texas precedent, will have
authority to bind the entire state dele
cation with instructions
PRINCETON, ". J., May a.-colon.l
Roosevelt Governor Wilson are both
scheduled to make political speeches here
tomorrow
President Hibben Of Princeton uuiyer-
sity consented TO permit the use OF Alex
ander hall for. the coIoneIs speech on
condition that no reference be made 10
President Taft. who was recently guest
Of the university. Colonel Roosevelt wired
the Roosevelt club OF the university under
whose auspices the speech is to be made
that he would speak out Of doors. The
student members Of the Roosevelt club
have arranged to have the colonel speak
from the balcony Of Nassauinn.
The Woodrow Wilson club of the uni
versity. learning that Governor Wilson
would be in Princeton tomorrow. arranged
ior . counter attraction. They VIII hold
: paraoe OUT 70 eovernor wilson's resi-
oenee ana cleveland Lane, where the gov
ernor mas consented to speak.
ATLANTA, May G.-Georgias dele
CATION to the democratic national con-
vention. which will be chosen az state
convention here Wednesday. will be ae-
companied to Baltimore by I.eoo Under
wood boosters travelling in two sn.c..,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

MILWAUKEE May S.-wHEAT-So.
northern. si..esil.Nis: No. northern.
81. l7lsff1. 49,: No. hard winter. SLIGO
ia: July sLiiis; September. ti.@s
white. SIize: No. ), 5SNTec; July. sic;
September. 73isc.
OATs-Stand&rd. l5L45se.
Bariey-Aaiting. tl.iod1.&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
STOCKS AND boNDs.
Review of Operations On sseek Ex-
change During the Day.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE dizziness %
today's early session In the stock market
was attributed 10 the United States
supreme court. which reconsensd after a
fortnights recess Wall street profesSed
70 believe that the court would hand
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
q euuin& ~ . n m
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Very warm weather prevailed In Ne
braska and Kansas during Sunday, and
temperatures were fair In other portions
of the corn and wheat region. Rains &C.
CURED In all except the extreme eastern
districts and excessive falls occurred In
the Dakotas, Minnesota. Wisconsin, Ilii-
nois. Iowa and Missouri. The rains In
Nebraska and Kansas were very light
and widely scattered.
/. A. WELSH.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

PEORIA. May g,.-coRS-Firm: No. .
yellow. sic; No. yellow, 77kd7si-c. No.
mixed ne sample. 62d7pc.
0ATS-Higher; standard. sc: No. >
white. SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

NEW YORK, May S.-sUGkRARsw,
firm: muscovado. 50 test. 3tsc; centrif-
ugal. Is test. 3ssc: molasses, % test. a2sc;
refined. firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
p..l cr..r,,s..

OMAHA. May E-Bsnk ciearinxs FOR
today we're s.skzsss4 and for the cor
respouding day last year. EsS.. 8N
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Sunday.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
~ the Union stock Yards, South Omaha.
at o'clock.
RECEIPTs-cARs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
c. .. BIuff. Q. Honey Creek 5.

The Council Bluffs Cubs defeated Honey
Greek BY the score OF s TO S. both teams
playing gilt-edsed ball. The features o.
the game we're he batting Of the cubs
and the fielding Of Points for Honey
Creek. Score: RHE
Honey Greek & !
Council Bluffs Cubs ee3oe0s 8 !
Batteries: Cubs, Belville and Try.
Honey Creek. Oakley and Peters
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

TIE Persistent and susic;ous Use OF
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
business Success.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28

United states Department Of Agricul.
ture- Weather bureaus report for the
twenty-four hours ending at 9 q. m, 10Th
meridian time. Saturday, May q, 1912.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Better Meat IL wanted.

War has been declared by the health
department on dealers selling diseased
and decsytng meat in the city OF Des
Mclnes. Great quantities OF home killed
and uninspected meat are being sold to
local consumers which Is thought by the
health department to be unfit for food
More than 5.oae pounds Of meat. some OF
which has been in GOLD storage for more
than two years. is being watched by the
officers. This meat il Is said. Is in bad
condition and is brown in color. The
owners. according to sdricss received b.
the hselth department have been trying
to dispose Of il to grading camps One
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Not "a Many Drug stores.

The habit Of keeping seven kinds Of
headache medicine and other relics OF
the apothecary's shop on mIIAdy's dress
ing table must be going out Of style
among the first families.
Trade In moth balls and marbles Is
falling off or something else is happen
ing 10 the drug business In Iowa, accord
ing to Edward J. Moore. secretary Of the
State Board Of Pharmacy Commission
efs
with the licenses for the new year all
issued. the registration book kept BY
Mr.. Moore shows there are 4t7s registered
pharmacists with Iowa licenses. Last
year the total was Iisl.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
fo.. Throw. In Ii. Bo,,.,

BOSTON. May Ex-Governor Eugene \.
Foss. who has been mentioned as a posi-.
eiiity for the democratic nomination for
president and for whom Massachusetts
elected eight deleSales-at-iarge to IN.
Baltimore convention. will enter actively
next August in the campaign Of national
politics in Vermont as a '.nativ. SON, =,
that state. according to statement
he Issued tonight