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Evaporated Apples ana Dried Fruit.

NEW york, June A--EVAPORATED
APPLBS-Qulet; fancy. S%@elSo; choice.
S6Shc prime, Tssg7hc.
DRIED FRUfTS-Prunes, steady: Cal
ifornias, I0c; Oregons, TAGfi0c Apricots.
quiet; choice, SG1shc; extra choice. SNQec
fancy. eA@iOhc Peaches. dull; choice.
bdbb.c; extra choice. bkG6kc; fancy
Bdl6ihc. Raislna, steady; loose muscntela
6Ltd1TNc; choice to fancy seeded, 70p7Ac;
seedless, s,t@7ho; London layers. h.so@
40
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June N.--CATTLE
Receipts, 1900 head market strong;
prime fed steers, 80. OOd9. co. dressed beef
steers, $S.cou9Oo; western steers. $500
$50; stockers and feeders, So e6dtS 70; bulk
of sales, $6.00nTOO; calves, SsO0Gl0.O0.
HOGS-kecelpts. 5000 head; market
higher: bulk OF sales, S5Oa7.B5; heavy.
S 5Odp7 20; packers and butchers $500
40; light, T.50df.70. pigs s650ii760
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head; market steady: lambs. S.75h9. 90;
yearlinss, S.0OdS.0o; wethers, S5,25d6. ~
ewes, sl.5OdS.25
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
City Grain and Provisions

KANSAS CITY, June H.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard, S.17df1.22 20; No. z red. Sl.13d114;
July. SMc; September. 9SSsd931sc; Decem-
Der, 96l5c.
CORNING. mixed. 7sQ7sbSe: No. 2
white, 7311c; No. yellow. 74(q741Ic; No. g.
73(1731kc: July. 7Ohc; September, @lkQ
oArsNNo. : white. Sc: No mixed.
42043c.
BT'TTER-Creamery, Hc firsts sc;
seconds 23c; packing l91zc.
POULTRY = Hens 12c; ROSTERS. DC!
broilers nc,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
.v York MONEY nnrL..t.

NEW YORK. June H.-MERCANTILE
PAPER-3IsGi3% per cent.
sTERLIN0 EXCHANGE - Sixty day
bills. A.73; demand. $4.7625; cables. 81. 1898.
SlLVER-Bar. 49c; Mexican dollars, 3sc.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
TIME LOANS 90 Steady; sixty and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

LIVERPOOL. June H.-WHEAT-spot
quiet: No. / Manitoba lie cd; No 2, lis
Id; No, 3, lis; No. northern Duluth. lis
I'D No. hard winter, los IT'D.
CoRN-spot. quiet; American mIxed,
new. S..
FLOUR-Winter patents. As
HOPS-In London, Pacific coast. rs los
nEl lbs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
sioux city Live stock Market.

Receipts. 1900 head; market steady 10
lOc higher; native steers, a. code 90;
b tSl1s sS2S@s.1C; cows and heIfers;
feeders, S.2Sdg7.9b; calves. S.OO010s5;
bulls, stays. etc, s. $q725
HoGS--Receipts, $500 head; market
7S5; light. s. So@7 So > ''''O
Sheep AND Receipts. 2Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
81. Louis drain Markell.

ST. LOUIS. June A.-WHEAT-No 2
red, yi.16; No. 2 hard. 81 isqi.ls: July.
CSC September. 06Ac
CORN-No. 2. 75d7sc; No. white. 7s0
76hc; July, 74c; September nksa7iAc.
OATS-No. 2. i7isc No. white. 49Hc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
st. Josenh Live stocL Market.

ST. JOSEPH. June 21.-CATTLE--Re.-
ceipts. /, 300 head market highed; steers.
81 60ai9.25 cows and heiferR, a. 5Odfg 90
calves. S600d1eb0
HoGs-Roceipts. 400 head: market.
steady top, $40; bulk OF sales. 81 s5ff. IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Reoeipts 1000
head; market steady: lambs $S.OOdf9.6O
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
hank CIenrinnn.

OMAHA, June 2l-Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 50, 268, 1856 and for the
corresponding day last year $50, TT.S.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Higher
Than Last Week-Sheep Are
Active and Steady.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE HIGHER

The following table shows the receipts
OF cattle, hogs and sheep az the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date, as compared with last year
1915 1914 Inc Dec.
Cattle ....... t63.2S 2S3SO7 f9s4 ....,
Hogs ........l. 4t6,671 L2S5,Sl5 9O.Sj6 ..,,,
sheep ..... @22S l,034.aSS ....... S2,1S
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days. with
comparisons:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union Stock yards South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at !
o'clock p. M, yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

Receipts and shipments OF live stock
at the five principal western markets yes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm--HoEs stronR--sheep
steady.

CHICAGO, June I.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head market firm; natlyo,
IS25: cows and heifers, s., a5dieoO calves,
81 bO6i9 80.
HOGS Receipts, 5000 head, market
strong; early decline regained; bulk or
sales, 81 606f7s 80: light. 81 soar 20; mixed,
81 t0d7 IS; heavy, f1oaf.sO; rough, N.loP
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 1000
head; market steady; sheep, 81. 60uB.N;
lambs. 81 7bdp 10; springs. S6.s5de.S.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22

Cash Prices-Wheat: No. red, N.Ib:
No. hard, q. 2Ol< az. 224s. Corn: No. 2 vel,
low. 74hq75h; No. yellow. 7s%. Oats:
No. white, 4T1<Q4Sla; standard, lsQp4sc
Rye. nominal. Barley 69074c. Timothy
$6.OOp7.O0. Glover. IS. 50di13bO Pork, tIe6
Lard. $40 Ribs 962lhd1O. 02tk
BCTTEIt-Steady; creamery. 23d27c.
BGGS-Steady; receipts, 2O.6qs cases. Mt
mark, cases included. 160l7&.o; ordinary
firsts. 16Q16%c firsts. 17Hd17Wc.
TATOES-Higher; old receipts. a
cars; Michigan and Wisconsin, white, 2Sf
Triumphs: sacked, 7o@S6c; Virginia Cob
POULTRY-Alive, higher: fowls 1914,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-22
FOR RENT
nnnrd md Rnnn

Board and Rooms.
BEAUTIFUL room. with two exception
ally large closets. ia a West farnam
home large porch and yard good board.
y ounE mon. Lrnlnrrcd- MnrneN A-Nl
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He SEES ANNETTE AND
Busfs RIGHT INFO POETRY

This is no press-aeeft yarn. * !,
The staf-B6iie tin has received the
following poem showing the manner
In which Annette Kellermann in the
movies works upon the feelings Of the
fiim patrons.
Sonnet 10 Annette keIlernann.
Brightly shone thee, dear Neptune's
daughter, Il
In the Bermuda setting so lovely.
lnimitable & thy work in the water;
And thy Iibration before King Will.
am. 50 doyey,
So winning. 50 stunning / bought 'er
A second admittance twas but
proper,
Zen Characteristic or the theater. goeF.
The first nighterr who considered
thee dapper,
Rosy, histFionlcal, nymph to adore
Then thy work with the rapier Is
adept,
Thy poses and eoquetry sublime!
Thee In Thy new role is drama rapt
Versatile indeed in vehicle Of tabled
time
Versatile n wiles and witcheries
titf NC.
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Queen of the Movies Shows 10
Good Advantage in HSuch .
a Little Queen" y

Little Mary Pickford added 10 her,
pOpulafity in Honolulu Saturday night
whenain the title role Of .'Suchsa Lit,
tie queen she scored Il triumph De.
fore q crowd that filled every seat In
the Popular theater, Miss PlcEford IS.
By no mems new TO the Popdiht pat.
rons, for ii was Messfs Blair dnd
Bredhoff OF ibis theater who drst
brought DE moving picture queen to
Honolulu since she has scored her
The play which Is tod IN I'VE reels
Is rh4.ming romantic comedy By
Charming Pollock It deals With kings
and queens Of toy Kingdoms,
Oddly enough, the plot originates in
two kingdoms now embroIied In the
European wars. Bosnia and Herzego-9
yin2
Anna Victoria, queen OF Herzegovi-
na, Is driven out Of the country. Ste,
phen Is king Of Bosnia and be also
has been defhroned. Anna comes 10
New York and Stephen follows her AS
may be suspected. they are deeply In.
love, and their troubles spring from
the political exigency which foFbids
their marriage Both are penniless
and ANN drifts into small HAT in
Harlem. Nhlle stephen eoessto aeheap
lodging house.
The deposed queen Is seen In the
kitchen. b the fiat, peellug potatoes.
cooking chops. exploring the icebox
and learning the tricks OF the dumb
waiter OF course, there can be only
one result Of the pressure Of poverty.
Both the king and queen are forced
to 50 to work. Anna becomes trans
lator, Stephen clerk Their employ
er u Adolph Lauman. millionaire
meat packer, who represents the
American idea Of the uselessness Of
thrones and al such regal nonsense.
When ail 8 over--when Anna Vie,
toria. queen OF Herzegoyina; has al
lowed her kind stephen Ly 10 60 back
70 his own land. where you are sure
be wa watch and wait for herr the
one memory that remains a Of pret-'
~ little fairy story. with some comedy
and some sentiment. and with an ele-
ment OF modern realism, deiicately
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beOtgCoL s Anus eIIleIIt5
BIJ0U BILL BIG
mt WITH CROWD
SATURDAY, NIGHT

- Not since the appearance Of Harry
Lauder q few months JaEo has the
Bijou theater resounded with such ap-
plause az It did Saturday night when
three big high class vaudeville acts
were put on as an added attraction
to the Alphin Musical Comedy Com.
pany performance Thesbig playhouse
was jammed to the doors, Il was an
appreciative audience. and II sounded
its appreciation OF the good things
served 70 them. 49, -. =. 8
First on the BIN came a sensational
and thrilling iron jaw, Get by the Helen
Leach-Wallin Trio. These three mus
cuIar and shapely women have a real.
ly marvellous stunt Two of them
mount lofty towers and IN various re-
cIining positions hold. the ends Of
wire In their teeth while the third
member Of the troupe performs re
Variable feats Of balancing and yhirl-
ing on the slack wire thus made She
ends the Performance with q Whirl
thst reaches 100 revolutions q min.
ute. II Is an astonishing exhibition Of
remarkable skill and strength. The
act Il beautifully set. the performers
showing In immaculate white against,
. black curtain background
Next came Brown and Lawxon and
this colored couple, to all appearances,
have nothing but funny bones in
their systems. They caught the big
audience the minute theY stepped on
the stage and from that time on It
was one great, continuous roar OF
laughter until they responded 70 the
last OF several eneores and danced In.
to the wings with the theater rafters
yibrsting With The dpplause and
demand for more. The team have a
skit, Coming from the Pork Chop
Club. whieh provides them with q
splendid vehicle for the introduction
Of clever line OF pattef, catchy songs
and eccentric dances. Brown hss about
AZ eccentflc q line Of steps as has
ever been seen IN HonOlulu Miss
Lawson q q clever feammate
Perhaps the biggest lift was made
BY the last act, Wright and Dietrich,
somewhat different slneeFss To low
ers Of good singing this turn Is a rare
treat and the act Is made the more
laIIuring BY the dainty and Tfvaclons
way IN which the selections are put
on. Wright who. for years sang In
Gilbert and Sullivan operas on the
mainland. has Wdnderfully sweet and
flexible tenor voice and he held the
audience In thraldom IL his openins
number, a Ila1'tn love song which
hnd al IA I~n|....II.. ~ 80 n ndlfnrrn
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p =
: Did you ever look into the matter
Of germs and see and wonder At the
. life and damage these little animals
can dot And after you have looked
Into the above, you wonder at the won
derful part life-plays in the world 5,
Tonight at Ye Liberty theatek is
Paul sArmstrong's ~The sEscape,sA In
seven thrilling reels. produced by D.
w. Griffith. with an alkstar cast in
Guiding Blanche Sweet, dealing with
the sluIh life OF New York. Bull Nc.
Kee. physically perfect Tut depFated
dentzen % the siums,s liarr.es Jennie
Joyce, he consumptiys offspring OF
Jim joyce, q disrsputabse character.
As result OF their union e sicsIy
child - born. Mckee when drunk
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MARY PICkF0RD AGAIN TRIUMPHS
BEFORE BIGGROWD AT POPULAR

told and sweet with the tenderness of
the old story. ~ - =. = -5s--
Besides such Little Queen there
.aIso As timely and Interesting news
review by the Pathe Weekly, and last
/. but not least, one Of the best cabaret
bills yet presented blythe clever sing.
ere comprising the CsBsret De Luxe.
The present bill win continue tonight
ana tomorrow night IS well as tbs
t1stral tnrStfnees. =; q h - = !
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falls on the child while 1t is crying in
the cradle and kills the infant. He
latter. tries to force his wife to asso-
ciate with. a gang OF crooks. She re-
volts and tries to escape. During q
thrilling fight seems Mckee Is killed
by band Of policemen Previous to
the showing OF the picture of The
Escape" q wonderful exhibition Of the
earliest stages of the growth and
breeding Of various forms of animal
life Is shown on the screen for the
first time In pietnres In addition 70
this wonderful edncat i6naI picture, the
sixth episode OF Tho Million Dollar
Mystery and a new Mary Pickford
film are shown. Tmight's perform,
ance win be attended by many Of the
doctors Of Honolulu. .s- ss.-s-z ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Notes from Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb.. April s-(speciaD--
George Lewis of Blue Springs was ar
rested at Esbon, Kan, Wednesday by
Sheriff Acton OF this city on a complaint
filed by Rena Stackhouse, an 1s-year-old
girl living at Blue Springs, charging as
sault. He lie IS years OF age and un-
married. He will be brought here for
trial. esq
AL. Cook, aged 90 years, and claiming
10 be q resident OF Iowa, was found
wandering about the country In the
vicinity of Hoag Wednesday in de-
mented condition. He was brought to
this city and lodged in. jail.
william Twombley was brought before
Judge K. e. Ellis yesterday on the
charge Of beating his wife. He pleaded
guilty and the court sentenced him to
ninety days in the county jail
Fred Gerhard. who has been operating
bakery at 61s Court street for the last
few years, wednesday made a voluntary
assignment for the Hlefit Of his credi-
tors. The stock Of goods is now In
charge Of Sheriff Acton.
Mrs Kate Bolin, WHO was formerly
employed at the feeble minded institute
here, died at Council Bluffs. Ia. Tues
day, aged s. years. The body was brought
here for interment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09

cided Improvement In business The
present outlook and the basic conditions
are good. Confidence has been restored.
Many sections in the north central
states report conditions as normal and
many show q definite Improvement in
business conditions; while those states
which we're benefited by large harvest
and high prices during the last season
have been unusually prosperous. The out
look for the present season Is equally
bright, the crop conditions being excell-
emit
"A large portion Of this section reports
no depression, while some Of those sec
lions previously reporting depressions are
now benefiting. The supplying Of war
orders continues and some factories are
working twenty-four hours day. and
conditions generally are better than they
have been since May 1914 The lines that
show the greatest activity are stock,
harness, machine, tools, iron and steel
business. machinery, rubber, automobiles,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Nebraska
SEEDING MILE AND SEWER
CERTAIN FOR GRAND ISLAND

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. April S--Cspe-
cisl.l-Two projects Of public improve
ment are reasonably certain Of tullfllmcnt
Ono Of them is Seeding mile Of cement
paving. sixteen feet wide. on the Lincoln
highway approach TO this city, and the
other a $4,000 sewer proposition.
The Lincoln Highway association,
through Local Consul Ashton. some time
since received an offer Of 5000 worth OF
cement and 1900 in cash, II the local
community would NEE. the rest Of tho
expense, estimated at $500. OF $4,000 in
all. and thus cover practically the labor
item The city authorities at first re-
fused to consider IN proposal. but put
II before the people at the election this
week and Il carried b va vote Of more
than two TO one. The question. shall
the city council submit a bond PROPOSE
ton Of $4,000 for sewer construction" was
also placed before them and carried by a
decisive majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09

NELSON, Neb, April ESPECIAL. 1.-THE
anti-license ticket was elected here with
out opposition, the citizens party hav-
ing endorsed the candidates. The officers
chosen are: Mayor. l. J. Wehrman; city
clerk, william A. McHenry; treasurer, w.
w. Hawiey; police Judge. e. B. Gardner;
councilmen, William NJ. Peebler and c.
X Imler.
County superintendent Elmer Ia seeiy
has announced the dates for the Muck
oils County Teachers institute for May
81 TO June II. The plan at this time n
to follow this with a six weeks sum-
mer school.
I, The Commercial club held an, enthusi-
astic meeting Tuesday night and formu-
lated plans for q lively spring campaign
for community building. An effort will
be made to have the farmers in the terri
tory tributary TO Nelson become mem
bers of the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Carranza Plane is
Taken Across Border

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. April s.-A, Car
rama monoplane was hnrriedly unioaded
from a refrigerator car here during the
night and taken across the river to
Matamoras early today. P. A. Chapa of
San Antonio. Tex, who holds the rank
OF colonel in CarranEa's army, went to
Matamoras with the machine. He said
he expected to be an aviator A large
supply OF bombs for his use was manu-
featured here last week.
Colonel A. p. Blocksom, in command
OF the United States border patrol here.
Investigated the shooting across the
river into Brownsville yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Now. Note. of De.hIer.

DEsHLER. Neb.. April s.-(special)-A
special election will be held Tuesday,
April 20. TO vote on the question Of Sun
day base ball.
Farmers in the vicinity of Deshler will
be the guests of the Commercial club
Tuesday evening, April 10, and good
roads and other matters Of mutual in
terest viii be discussed. c. L. Richards.
county attorney. win talk on the finan-
coal condition Of road districts Of Thayer
county.
A woman's club has been organized to
cooperate with the Commercial club in
working for the hest interests OF this
vicinity Mrs. y. ]. Mitchell is president.
Mrs. Albert caughey secretary and Mrs.
Richard Rodenburg treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09

conditions arc good.
Indianapolis business generally shows
Improvement and prospects for further
Improvement good.
Chicago: Present conditions dull. Inn
mediate outlook hopeful I'm tone. Bust
moss showing slight Improvement.
Large cities In Iowa. Conditions are
steady with tendency toward improve
ment
ST Louis Business conditions stand
at highest point since May. 1914
Kansas city; Present and immediate
outlook good for material Improvement
San Francisco. Business people are in
better spirits. Present and Immediate
outlook better and steadily improving
Los Angeles: Conditions arc improving.
Maine the Exception.
'of the seven New England districts
reporting none show decline in business
conditions while three districts show TIM
provement. Maine is the only portion re-
porting real depression.
General business conditions through
out the middle Atlantic states show inn
provement only in two misunderstanding.
Pa, and Marylsnd-being excepted
The south, as a whole, reports de-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Grippe A RObber OF
/ Strength and Flesh
Run Down, Underweight People Should
Regain Lost Flesh and strength
at This Season.

People who have gone through winter
Sufterlng succession OF coughs. colds.
grippe, catarrh or other ailments pscu-
surprised, IL they climb on Weighing
scales, to see how much flesh they have
LOST Most everyone reaches Spring
with weight decreased, vitality lowered,
nerves affected and general health and
strength impaired.
The best way to regain lost flesh and
strength is through the original source
OF all flesh and strength-your food.
Food, however, produces flesh and
strength only In the proportion IN
sOrbed by the blood Loss of weight in
dictates leakage of the fats, sugars
and starches Of your food. Instead OF
going to the blood they are -passlns
simlative functions OF your stomach
and intestines are out of order and you
working right again. Nothing is better
Tor this purpose than a single Sargol
tablet eaten at meals for few weeks
Sargol does not build flesh of itself
and taken between meals is Of little
value for the purpose. but, swallowed
with your food, IL acts upon every
mouthful you eat first separating All
the fats, oils, sugars, starches and 9th.
er materials which make for flesh and
strength from the waste matter an
then preparing all these rat making,
nourishing elements into a form which
the blood can readily absorb and dis
tribute throughout the body; The etteSt
is quickly felt. Reported gains IN
weight of from ten to twenty-five
pounds a month are by no means infre-
uuent Yet it's action is perfectly nat;
iral and absolutely harmless. SargJl
IS sold by sherman & Mcconnell drug
store, Omaha, and leading druggists
everywhere and every package contains
a positive guarantee of weight increase
or money back.
caution-Sargol is widely used as a
general body builder and for many
nervous troubles. but when used for
such purposes alone and where patlen.
does not desire an increase OF weiknt
hour after meals. II taken at meal
times It will ALMOST certainly produce
an increase in weight that some may
not desire. --Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09

Continued from Page OneO
rowed money cannot be invested profit
ably by them.
Boston Strong feeling OF optimism and
busirees generally regarded as improved.
Buffalo; Business generally Is rcgarded
as improving.
Philadelphia Present and immediate
outlook business conditions are encourag-
ing and showing gradual Improvement
Pittsburgh: Present conditions show
increased activity.
Richmond: General business conditions
are slightly improved.
Atlanta: Present and immediate out
look REGARDED as improved.
Louisville: Present and immediate out
look Is good.
New Orleans General situation re-
garded as gradually improving.
Dallas: Business marking time. Basic
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
stanton ELECTS Teachers.

STANTON, Neb., April S.-(special)-
The Board OF Education Of the Stanton
public schools has by unanimous vote
elected the following teachers for the
next school year: Primary. Bess Elmore;
grades, Edna Fuchs, Bessie Blake, Mrs.
]. d. Gilmore, MISS Miller and Vesta Carr;
high school, Profs. Tyson and Eddy.
Miss Ethel d. Johnston and Miss Heney.
Prof. John II. WEIGH was unanimously
reelected. but declined to accept the
position. having served as superintendent
Of schools here for ten years. II is
understood that Mr.. WEIGH will become
cashier Of the -Elkhorn Valley State bank
to succeed F. r. Beebe
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
sheIton Vote. Lirht Ronds.

SHELTON, Neb, April s-(Speciall-
The proposition 70 issue bonds in the sum
OF S. 800 carried BY a large majority. Their,
being 30 votes for and 81 votes against.
and when the issue has been approved
the village will use the money TO pur-
chase the present electric light plant and
extensive improvements will later be
made on the system.