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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
OMAHA TO HAVE
NEW STATE BANK
Prominent 0mahans Subscribe to the
Central Bank of Omaha, Now
Under Promotion.
NOW LOOKING FOR A LOCATION

The Central State Bank OF
Omaha" is to be the name OF a new
bank now being organized in Omaha.
This bank il TO take the place of
the proposed Douglas County Saw
ings bank, in which a considerable
quantity Of stock was sold during
the last few months. The plan To
organize the Douglas County Saw
ings bank has been abandoned, and
tie parties interested in that project
have interested themselves in the or
ganization OF the state bank instead.
According to those interested in the or
ganizatlon. the change is made In re-
Spouse 10 a popular demand for another
commercial bank to handle the business
In omaha's rapidly growing retail sec
ton. When the savings bank was being
talked up and stock was being sold for
It. the promoters repeatedly found men
who had considerable sums of money they
were willing to invest IN a state bank
rather than In a savings bank. II was
this that led them to consider the mat
ter Of changing. and when the proposition
was submitted 10 those who had already
subscribed stock. all were found willing
TO make the change.
Half of stock SOLD.
According 10 Albert S. White. who Is in
terested In the promotion, more than
half OF the banks capital stock Of 500 900
has already been subscribed Negotia-
lions are i'm progress for location which
VIII not be announced until the deal Is
closed
Some OF the persons who have taken
stock and are heavily interested are:
C. S. Montgomery, Montgomery. Hall &
Young, attorneys.
7. J. o'Neil. real estate and loans
| talist.
w. c. Lambert. corporation counsel city
DR. Ira e. Atkinson. insurance and
| banker
Frank Crawford, attorney.
John Douglas. president Douglas Print
! DR.. A. A. Crandell. dentist
T. f; Tighe, manager Rock Creek Con
serVation company.
Arthur Hoover, financial agent.
Albert S. White, banker.
No Officers Elected.
| While none of the officers have as vel
been chosen the name of a we'll known
/ Nebraska banker is being suggested. and
il he is put in the presidency It is ex.
pected that his name will lend consider.
able prestige to the enterprise.
II is pointed out that Omaha Is still
much wanting I'm banks when the large
population is taken into consideration. II
Is asserted that Omaha proper has al
present but twelve banks, while Sioux
City has II; Kansas City, 81; Denver. 80
Minneapolis, 80; ST. Joseph. Is. and Lin.
| coin, 3.
The temporary quarters OF the banh
during the organization time are to be al
room 1ls, Omaha National bank building
the office of Albert s. White.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Eair Wheat Receipts and Good Cash
Demand Boosts Prices Up Two
y to Three Cents.
CORN REMAINS FAIRLY STEADY

OMAHA. Sept. s, 1915.
The local cash wheat market rallied to-
Gay and advanced from 2uSc.
The receipts of wheat continued fair
ana There was pretty good cash dc-
mand for this cereal
Corn was steady and gns quoted IN
mand for corn was not except Jnally
good, although Il was better. and on the
few days previous yellow and mixed corn
both commanded premium over the
white, in some cases the yellowiuR selling
a. high as Sc over the white variety.
Oats were alec quoted unchanged % n
half cent higher The receipts OF this
cereal were light and the demand was
fairly active.
The rye market advanced about ic.
while barley remained normally IN
changed
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
% l2O0 bushels. corn, sou bushels, oats,
500 bushels.
liverpool spot: Wheat. unchanged;
corn. unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were i.3il,00
eushels. and shlpments 9S .o0J bushels.
against no receipts on account of holiday.
and no shipments on account OF holiday,
last year.
Primary corn rece' pts were $4,000 bush
no receipts on account Of hol day. and no
shipments on account of holiday, last
Primary oats receipts were i7s2O0O
bushels, and shipments 1,0is,0o0 bushels.
against no receipts on account OF holiday,
an no receipts on account Of holiday last
wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Anderson to Seek
Revenge Next Year

They took me TO a trimming this
year. but I'll pass the line a winner next
year" declared Adolph Anderson.
OmahRs natatorial champion. upon his
return from 81. Louis. where he was
thirteenth in the ten-mile river swim
Labor day.
Anderson offered no excuses for his de-
feat. but when Pete Wendell, who
coached Anderson. began to question him
he learned that the Swede had partaken
OF light luncheon an hour or 80 before
going into the water and had as a re-
suit suffered cramps the entire length
Of the swim.
II told him not 10 eat a thing" en-
alphabetically declared Wendell. ''and II
had been there I would have knocked
him over the head with club, He had
20 swim Tie whole ten miles breast
stroke. couldn't use the crawl at all on
account Or 40 crnmps and then finished
thirteenth - that field. II ne doesn't
finish one. two three next year hen
have me to HEX"
Rent rooms quick with Bee Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Mohler Verifies
Reports Of Crops
Of Bumper Size

President Mohler of the Union Pacific
is in from q somewhat extended trip over
southern Nebraska and central and north
ern Kansas He returns enthusiastic over
crop conditions. and asserts that notwith-
standing the prediction that Hicks has a
killing frost scheduled for some time dur
ing the next forty-eight hours there Il
going TO be a bumper crop OF corn. Said
Mr.. Mohler:
Through most of Kansas corn Is out
of the way of frost damage. and through
southern Nebraska ten days more of sun
shine and dry weather will put It out OF
the way of danger.
"As has been said man times, bumper
small grain crop has been harvested.
Fall blowing is well along and the farm
ers are putting out more than the average
acreage OF wheat"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOLS
WANT PHONES BACK IN

Teachers az the South side public
schools were disappointed Tuesday when
they discovered that the school telephone
system maintained bV TIE South Omaha
school board had been taken out by the
Greater Omaha school board. Under the
old system each school was connected
with a switchboard maintained at the
South High school.
Assistant Superintendent Graham be-
heves there is more need Just now for
this telephone communication and he
has pointed out to Chairman Fry OF the
purchasing committee the needs OF the
situation.
lNindergartens have been opened In the
Madison, JunEmann and Garfield schools
OF the South Side
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
OMAHA oENERAL saAnKnr.

FRuITs-oranges. per box. California
HuTfEk-No, J. I'm. cartons. &c. No.
= s9-lh. tubs. 23c.
nan Swiss. sc; biloxi swiss. &c: twins.
1scs oainices lec; trtllets, Ice. Young
Amerlea. is9te; blue lshel brick isl{c:
iSlkc; lInporied french Roqusfort. toc.
NI6H-Trout. i6c; white fish. ier. half
but, iScs channel catfish. &c; herring e;
tcqti1ns leQ1te; maekerei lie: salmon.
sWEBr POTATOES Kansas. 1g.,s bbl
BEEF cUTs-Rlhs; Ne. l. 1She; No. q
= 40: No. 3 il5te. ChueSs No l. iIc.
no. 4 SIC. No. q 81. Hounds. No. l. isilc.
No. q lse: Ne. ~ Plates: No !. ~.
Feienciar. i0Os. l3ss Ass ssls. so. A. %.
los, i1ts, 1Qs, 2i6s, Sos 56.50 Lemons pei
box. e1tIa francy Golden Bowl @s. e5n.
$50: Red BAH. 400. Peac'.ss. ~ rate
california Elbeft8s, ltc. Colarada Fiber
tea &c; Waahinston isibetas s ,f.0c
Italian prunes. aCs3c; Diainonds. Hun.
tarlanB. rGoae 1rard Dukes Sis, Pears
TeF crate, Califorria Bartlett. s1Q2.O0.
Washington Barletts fancy. lie Flem.
IN Bealties. si.s5. Grapes, 6-basket crate
M.fe; 4 basket crate. n..5. Bananas. pei
bunch. medium fruit, t2ooe275: Jumbo
fruit chsnginois and nort ilmon. per 10
Eion brand. standqrd, tz.55; ponies f225
tIals, oc04i.Qe Waterme ons. per ID, lhc
AygIsr. per bhi., wealihies. SO; Maiden
FiEoET1bLEs-c Cabbage. home grown
leaf Sc. Peppers. per bak., 60c; Tomatoes
market price Onions. Washington, pei
ID. lHc. spanish. per crate. size Pars.
ley. per ooE.. &c. Green peas. per bas.
let 11c Beans Waz and green. per has.
EeL &c. New beeta. carrots. turnlpa. pei
Basket 90. Potatoes. new Ohioa. hep ba.
&c Sweet potatoes pei hamper. $50
fIrI,aq,4e5. ~, : P es,i, k k,.,. -, -.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Apathy Again Most Pronounced
Feature Of the Days
Session.
STEEL SHARES CLIMB HIGH

NEW YORK. sept. s--Apathy. result
INK mainly from lack OF patronage, was
again the most pronounced feature OF to-
days market session. Important stocks,
that Is to say Investment issues. moved
lrTegulAriy on light offerings. few fluc-
tuating more, than point, which spe.
cailties, chiefly war shares were moved
back and forth as 30 many pawns IN the
Speculative game.
There were several exceptions TO this
rule, notably bethlehem Steel and Cruc-
ibie Stee those ascending TO Their high
cot quotations since the sinking OF the
Arabic became a market factor. Bethle-
hem Steel's best price was %. a gain Of
Y points. and Cr,ncible Steel at sos
showed p maximum advance Of points.
Crucible led all the industrials In ac-
tivtty except United states Steel its rise
being accompanied by q variant OF the
old Tinor 81 additional war contracts and
buying BY banking interests for control.
United States steel was under mild pres
sure until the final hor when Il advanced
TO 1Jh. gain Of y, on heavy buying,
shafes ranged Pgs en Trgm o 70 over SS
active and comparatively strong towards
the end, the excellent government crop
report infusing renewed interest and
Among the few stocks whose strength
MAS trsceable TO definite conditions was
Western Union Telegraph. which rose 2
points 10 u, its best price since 1912. on an
increase or the dividend from a TO 5
Advices dealing with the steel and iron
trade were decidedly optimistic. including
some substantial new orders for railway
equipment The condition Of the industry
Is summed up In the statement that new
records of production are being made.
Total sales amounted to 5000 snares
Foreign exchange ceased to be n prl-
mary consideration. although rates on
London movedf uncertainty. Official fig
ures issued In connection with the arrival
OF the third consignment OF gold and
American securities from London via
mates.
Fond trading was distinguished for the
reduced offerings from abroad, these be
ing less than 20 per cent OF yesterdays.
Total sales, par va ue aggregated 81, 755,-
O0 United States registered 81 gained
point and the coupon 50 and 4s, as we'll
as Panama coupon and registered 3s. VI
per cent on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
NEW YORK GENERA MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. sept. S-FLOUR-st steady.
WitEAT--Spot. firm: No. 2 red. t0s.
G I; I. New York. prompt. and No. 2 hard.
NW, 6. l. (. TO arrive; No. 1 northern.
Duluth, &c, and No ] northern. Mani-
toba, 9ic. c. l. Z. Buffalo Futures. steady;
September, tl.02ik.
CORN.--Spot steady: No. yellow. S5asc.
prompt shipment.
.,GAi'S-Spot, steady; No. white. tia
HOPs-steady; state, common TO choice.
l9l5. ssa%1c Pacific coast. 1918. iidl6c
1914 i2f1fc.
HIDES STEADY: Bogota. Odac: Cen
trRl America 20
l4lsATHER--F Firm: hemlock firsts, &c;
seconds, 3fd3ic.
PROVIS -. S--Pork quiet mess. Si5 N
fl6.OO: family. Si9.UcGr 2t0: short clear.
tlho0uls.bl Iecf. quiet. mess. Sl1 .0s1hib.On.
family flS 100000 Lard. quiet: middle
west fs.lb1tS %.
TALLOW--Duli: city, 5S4a6tkc; country,
st015Ec. special, Giac.
Chinese - I'm; receipts, f.2H pounds;
state whole milk fresh flats. white and
coiored spesinls. 1909; do average
faEcy. &c
TOULTRY-Live. prices Unchanged,
Dressed very weak: western frozen roast
Ing chickens. DC: fresh fowls iced. 800
TIC; fresh turkeys. iced. iGdiSc
BUTTEIi-Easier; receipts, 2O.i75 lbs.
creamery extras, 8kdns. nrsts. 2iisf'
26H. seconds. 22tS624c
EGGS-Firm receipts, q .5O5; fresh gath
cred extras, 2sQ29c; extra firsts, S3gais;
firstE. ga &c. seconds, 22H23h'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
eHIoAoO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices On Hoard NJ Trade

Features OF the Tradins and Closing
Prices on board 81 Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. a--Wheat advanced IN
price today owing largely 10 en- erroneous
belief that the government crop estimate
would prove help to the bulls. The
close was firm. N9lc 70 lac. net higher
a. elbsc, Corn lost ilSc TO lac. ana oats,
MQhc 20 Hc0eo. The result In pro-
Visions varied from ioc decline to a rise
Buiilsh sentiment regarding wheat APP
the case for nearly q month The great
majority OF traders were acting on the
azHumntion that the crop report from
WashiFlEtcn this afternoon would Indicate
Of winter wheat II was not until after
business was over for the day that the
report was at hand showing the winter
crop estimate TO be the same as a month
pr ssrS1 whs ,,,sh shs spring crop vas
had generally been looked for.
Wet weather which retarded the move
naent OF wheat In the northwest as well
- IN some of the winter crop states. had
ers. especially az the he outset. The sb-
eenee OF any export buying tended later.
however. 20 cause q moderate setback
from the top prices OF the session.
Corn weakened owing chiefly 10 COR
port "A 70 corn would suggest the likell-
Hood OF q big yield. High temperatures
today throughout the belt operated also
20 nuilify an early advance that resulted
erinE Of quotations. The government re-
ports az TO oats was about as generally
) Provisions held within a narrow range
ana showed but little activity. Most OF
the business appeared to be Of q local
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Wife in County Jail;
Hubby Asks Divorce

That Mrs Catherine Overturf cursed a
picture of her mother-in-law. is alleged
as cause for divorce by Joseph II. Over
turf, In a petition In district court.
The picture was hanging on the wall OF
their home. the plaintiff informs the
court. He asserts that the curse caused
him keen mental suffering.
His wife also HE him with beer bot
tie and 10 now In the county jail on ac-
count OF some indiscretions OF conduct,
overturf alleges.
Mira Ellen smisek charges James smi-
SEX with having choked and beaten her
severely. He shut her out Of the house
on one occasion and she was compelled to
ait with her baby all night in the cellar.
she relates.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Thought He Bought
Third Interest in
UP. R. R. for $40

A third interest In the Union Pacific
railroad. with the privilege of investing
more money as dividends on his interest
In the railroad warranted. was what n.
A. Harrington. Phelps. Wis. thought he
was getting when he passed over s41O to
a couple Of smooth talking strangers
Tuesday.
He gave them every cent he had. and
would have gotten his brother in on the
good thing, had he been able TO find his
relative.
The police have the well known John
Jones and John Smith in jail. suspected
Of being the swindlers, but harrington
has not yet identified them.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept S.-COFFEE--The
unchanged prices There was consider
able switching from near 20 later months.
but general business was restricted In the
OF a holiday in the primary market, and
the market showed cry little featuree
utfl toward the close. whe there was
some scattered trade solig. with last
prices ruling from two TO five points net
lower. September was exchanged for Oc-
tober at two points. and October for May
TENDER, e.O6c; October, 6.l0c: November.
February, s.tsc; March. e,sic; April. 1850;
coffee, steady; RIO No. 7. SXc; santos No.
T. &C. Cost and freight offers were some
What What lrTs5ular but EtsS,d With - qSetss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
QUARREL OVER PAIR OF
0vERALLS-THR0AT CUT

Sam Goldbers colored III south Twen-
ty-fifth street. south side, was seriously
cut about the throat BY Henry Caver.
also eolored. zoos North Twenty
street. South Side. with sheep knife.
Both rnen were employed at the Swift
Packing company and the cutting was
the elimination % an argument over a
pair OF oyerails. Caver tried 70 make
his escape after the citting. but was
caught Just - he was leaving the SWIFT
plant By Waterman Connolly and placed
under arrest
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
ATHLETIC APPARATUS IS
BOUGHT For SOUTH SIDE

Tho Board OF Education approved the
purchase Of the following equipment for
the physical training department OF the
South Side schools; Eighty-eight bamboo
roles, elevel basket balls. thirty-three
horizontal bars. twenty-five medicine
balls. forty-four jumping standards and
twenty-five indoor base ball bats
other supplies ordered for general use
In the school system: Forty gold filled
baton badges 40 silver button badges.
go bronze button badges. 1000 S2-caiiber
blank cartridges ana three banners FOR
fan meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
PRAYER MEETINGS HELD
ALL OVER TOWN YESTERDAY

Prayer meetings IN the Sunday cam
paign were held IN sixteen places
throughout Greater omaha yesterday.
beginning at 20 o'clock. Eight OF them
were led by members OF the Sunday
party. An reported splendid attendance
and fine spirit. Mrs Sunday conducted
the prayer meeting held IN Council
Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Lad on Bicycle is
Run Over by Truck

James walla. 1912 Jackson street. South
Side, was quite seriously injured when
he was run over by Roach & Kastner
truck. driven by John Holders. at Twen-
ty-seventh and Q streets Walla was
riding his bicycle at the time. The
wheels OF the truck passed over his
right shoulder and 1t is feared that in
ternal injuries sustained may prove seri-
ous. He was rushed to the South Side
hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
New York Meney Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-MoNEY-on call
steady: high. per cent; low, Ia per cent;
cent; closing bid, ik per. cent offered at
Marks: Demand, SIC; cables, S2ho. Lree:
fnand Nhcf cables. 34Ac.
TIME LOANS-Eas err; sixty days. 2h6
~ per cent; ninety days. 2hGeN per cont;
SIX months, sQSk per cent.
cent
sTERIdNG EXCHANGE - sixty-day
bills Msg; demand MSa' cables cables ~
Marks. Demand, SCI cables, S2it. Llres;
Demand. 8ts; cables. t6H Rubles; De-
SILVER -haT. lsBlcs: Mexican dollars,
CSC.
BoNDs-oOveTnm strong; railroad
irregular.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
London STOCK Market,

LONDON Sept. s.--American securities
on the stock market lacked vigor, but the
list advanced "a the decline IN exchange.
United states Steel and Union Pacific
were the most active shares. The closing
Was steady.
SIIlNFR--Par, 231d per ounce.
MONEY--Shfl4 per cent
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills. ~ per
cent; three months. iAni's per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
on aad Rosin.

SAVANNAH Ga. Sept. s.-TURPEN.
TINE-Ffrm; sac; sales. e3i bills: re-
ceiEts, Tt6 bills: Shipments. ~ bbls
ROSIN-Firm; sales. s03 bills. receipts,
'6i go bhls. Quote; a. a. s2.ga30c. =. n,
H. $50: r. tS.Ocatci. u. n t3o5, l.
- Olisd3 10; X SAVERS: A. Sil0dt15: y.
A70: WG, G.65: WV, ISIS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept s-cOTTON-spot,
steady; middiing uplandE, i0Ooc; sales. 90
bales.
Futures opened steady; October, e.sac;
December. 10i7c; January, i0SSc; March.
10 bic: Nav. 10 soc.
The cotton market closed steady at n
net gain Of from thirteen TO seventeen
points for the day
LIVERPOOL. Sept. s.-CoTToN-spot
5ssd; low mlddiins, Gud. sales. is'o66
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

pecans, i21hc; almonds. 2oc. Crackesjack.
per case. $50. half case, N.7s, Conpops,
per case, Sb: half case, Si6A. Peanuts,
per H., No. I raw. &C. roasted. Sc: Jumbo.
raw, 7c; roasted. &C.. Honey, per case,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

These cash sales were reported. today
wheat-No. hard winter: car. sc. No
sa nsrs Elni So Ssr win Winter sir: :sI Mq S
vic; 2 cars. ssc No 8 spring: car
Nc; cars, SIC. No. mixed. 2-5 car, SIC
No , mixed; ] car. e7e; l car, aehc No
car. sc. No. velvet chRff: 1 car, g7c; /
car. s6Hc. Sample: 1 car. Sc; cars, Sic
! car. &c; car. Sic; car, Sole; ! car
cars. 7se. corn-No. white: Z cars. 6 G;
, cars, Gtc. No. 3 white; car, 67%c. No
4 white: car, SIC. No. yellow; cars
3. cars. e7Ac. No. mixed; cars, 6t%c
Nc, mixed; car. GAc. Sample: 2 cars
ZINC. Oats-No. white: ] car. 3sjkc;
cars, e9Ac; cars. 33c. No. 4 white. 3
cars, S2tc Sample; car, s2hc; car, s2o I:
I car, Mhc. Rye-No. 2: car, s5c; No g:
car, to. No. 4; car, sic. Sample:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept s.-WH1fAT-
Ser temheI SSMc December, 6Mci No.
hard ssMc; No. ! northern. SO9sQs5Jtc.
FIOER-Unchanged.
BARLEY 42ft62c.
RYE-sGffSSc.
RRAN-ti9.O0.
CORNING. yellow, 75ikft7Gc.
OATS-No. 3 white, 32n32kc.
FLAX-Sf62ltef1.66 il
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

NEW YORK Sent. S-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods aud yarns steady laces more
esp o. efrhr idcries higher. Nvool goods
iir .Aer; worsted yavns more active: knit
81 ode Ia moderate demand for quick ship
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Dental Fraternity
Holds a Big Smoker

The Delt sigma Delta fraternity OF the
creighton Dental cOllese opened its new
chapter house al 2lls Cass street by Civ
ing a smoker for the freshman class
Tuesday night Those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. S--METALs-Lead:
At London co. ISIS. Cd Spelter: E72
Copper. QUIET eloctrolytic. SIS %. Iron:
Steady and unchanged. Tin; Quiet, $50
GSsM
At London: spot copper. ee7. o.. Cd;
futures, E6s 10, Cd; electroiytic, eSs, los
Spot tin: elh7. los; futures. Elsa. Anti
meny; e12S. Lead; az iSs, Sd. spelter
E1a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
LiverpooI Drain Market.

LIVERPOOL. Sept s.-WHEAT-Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba, lis 9itd; No. 2. lis SID
No. 2. lis 6ltd; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
coRN-spot. American mixed. new. S.
FLoUR-winter patents. ns Cd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
81. LouIs drain Markell,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. s-WHEAT-No. 2
red, ei.0oaD1.O9; No. hard. nominal: Sep
TENDER, 9Shc: December, 92hc.
September, Toe; December, 6ShQjlc.
oATS-No. 2, Sshc; No. 2 white, nom
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept S.--WHEAT
No. Z hard, trc6gios; No. red. SLIGO
LIS September, g3hc; December, Hh@
Nhc; May, 90Ndo0Isc.
CORN-No mixed, 70c; No. 2 white,
70u70i4c; September, 65X: December, b2h9
d62kc; May, b4hd5lilc.
oKTs-No white. S6lkaS7itc; No. 2
mixed, glGpBc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

Nr.W YORK. Sept. ST VAPoRATED
AprlES-Quiet and steady.
DRIED FRUfTS-lsiunes, easy Apri-
cots. quiet Raisins firm. Peaches
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
North Bend Wants to
See Public Wedding

WANTED-A young man and young
woman to get married at North Bend,
ents worth 500. Applicants should Consult
County Judge Crawford or Clyde Sun
hladt clerk Of the county court
North Bend has appealed to Cupid's
assistants In Omaha for aid In finding
principals for a public wedding which
the town desires TO have in connection
with its community picnic.
A letter from q North Bend attorney
says that the successful applicants win
be treated as the guests OF the town and
win receive presents aggresating value
of 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Pun W YOUR PEACHE.S NOW

Extra Fancy utah. washington, or
Colorado alberta Frees o n
Peaches, nothing finer grown,
Thursday. per crate ......... ESQ
4 Basket Crates Italian Blus Plums
Jelly Grapes, for Jelly. basket. .lso
Hushsl boxes fancy Bartlett Pears
Tor s....s..s...s .SAsSo
Large markst basksts Crab Apples,
Tor jelly ................ 400
Large market basket Cucumb rs,
Tor pickles .................. 300
~ LBS. PURE GRADUATED
SUGAR FOR ..........S1 90
Special Flour sale Thursday, as b.
sacks best High Grade Die mond I
Flour, made from selected No. 1 old
wheat, nothing finer for breai
pies, cakes or biscuit, sack, o1.65
10 bars Beat BIN All or Diamond
ovaP .....'s''s' 80
SINNERS NMacaroni. Vermiceila or
Spaghetti. pkg. .7lss
Advo Jell. for dessert. it's quail y
sehepp's Shredded cocoanut. for
pies and cakes. 10. ........ aoo
Large bottles Worcester sauce.
Pure Tomato Catsup. Pickles, aH-
sorted kinds. or Prepared Mustar !
r. G Corn Flakes. pkg. ........ 81
= g Corn flakes. pkg. ...... SC
w. q. G or Krumbles. pke go. she
4 lbs bes' hand picked Navy Beans
lbs. best pearl Tapicc or Japan
Hers ss breakfast cocoa. H. so 5s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

A Tor Sale "a win tura ssoOnd-hand
furniture Into cash.