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New Britain herald., 1915-02-05
NOTICE

The Lyceum theater offers for next Sunday night 3 feature pictures: q, ,ib- erty Bells" reels; "When Lions Es- capes" 3 reels, and The Ambition of the Baron," reels. This show is worth while.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-05

Little bags filled with shot make good little sewing-room weights for keeping a pattern in place.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-05
LyCeum Audience
 Is Pleased With
 "Fhe Fox' and Cast

The Lyceum company was in fine 1ettle for the opening performance Of "The Fox at the Lyceum yester- day after the three days rest oc- casioned by the production of the
 Red Mill' which occupied the theater during the early part of the week. Everyone was letter perfect in lines, thorough in "business'' and the play was given with commendab3e skill. The piece approaches the melo- dramatic and is built on such mys- tcrious lines that it is not until near the final curtain that it is known who blew the safe and stole it's contents. This is the weeks cast:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS.

by Associated Press.)
New York, June 2s.-Mercantile paper
Sterling exchange 90 day bills, 47ssO; de-
mand. 4.77z5; cables 4-7SZ0.
Bar silver -
Mexican dollars. 371z-
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. easy.
Copper. dull; electrolytic. 20.25 q 20 50.
The metal exchange quotes tin firm but
quiet: spot $3.50 bid.
Iron steady: No. 1 Northern SI4 els. 90:
No S1Ae5G 1AT5. NO. I southern S1Aea
GlA50: No. ?, s1375 61A.25.
Lead $3.50.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. June z6.-The London met
ais market closed as follows:
Lead 81, 81, dc.
Spelter E91.
Spot copper fs2. So futures $50. SO. cleo
trolytie fe4. SO.
Spot tin f1T1; futures f16s
Anthony f123G12T.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
(MeXtcan money quotations supplied b
Rio Grande Valley Bank and Trust Col
Mexican currency. IS
Mexican pesos (El Faso buying pricel
Carranza currency 7. Chihuahua cur
rency 81.
II Paso smeIter Quotations.
Corrected daily.)
Bar silver (Handy & Harmon quotauons)
London lead E.4. 81. as.
Pig lead SIS.
Copper wire bars 1885
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
RHYAN an WmsnN.

Telles. n ", June 3.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
1t is with great surprise that have
read the storm OF condemnation OF Mr..
Bryan. which has appeared in most Of
the papers since his last act Mr. VIII
son has worked his point again To
me il seems for the first time IN the
history Of his life. Mr.. Bryan is per-
fectly right As a secretary Of state,
Mr.. Bryan was a failure. He was no
good. is no good and never will be any
good, but Wilson Is worse Bryan is at
least blessed with consistency. Wilson
Is not.
If Bryan opposed the punishment Of
stoppage Of the depredations OF Villa
and Cs-rranza, he also opposed the
absurd attack on Neracruz to punish
Mr. Huerta as an individual, because
he would not bow the neck to that
prince Of autocrats-Woodrow Wilson
Americans have been murdered,
robbed and insulted all over Mexico
ever since Wilson assembled to power
Our ships have been seized and
searched by the English on the high
seas under this preteNt and that, and
now. because Germany has blown up
what amounted 70 the same thing asa
British manofwar with a few Ameri-
cans on board who had absolutely no
business there. an insolent note must
be sent 10 Germany holding her to
strict accountab iltty.
The president has not a leg to stand
on. At the outbreak OF the European
war Mr.. Wilson issued the unique ad-
monition that we. the American peo-
pie. must even think neutrality. Can
the last episode with Germany be
called neutrality? It might be, but 1
should call IL hypocrisy.
All OF the foreign policies Of this ad-
have been an utter farce
and the people are furious. No one
knows this better than Mr.. Wilson and
so he has cooked up this mess to foist
the blame Of the whole silly business
in the eyes OF the people on Mr.. Bryan
We know that Wilson has been the
greatest autocrat with congress that
we have had since Jackson We know
that he has had his own way with the
cabinet in every detail and yet we seem
TO be willing to be hoodwinked into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
MAY GET EIGHT
OUNCESA At TINE
Amendment to Prohibition
Bill Limits Prescription
Charge to so Cents.

Phoenix. Ariz-. June 2s-Liberally
! amended, the Stapley prohibition blll
/ squeezed through the house committee
I OF the whole The vote on recommend
| ing II 1aVOrably was Il ayes TO 9 noes.
| Disposition Of the business from the
. committee Of the whole was laid over
one day There is some doubt as TO
whether the house will give the Stapley
measure a third reading. but il prob
ably Will do So
The most important new amendment
/ adopted provides that no single pre-
Scr1ptlOn shall contain more than eight
I fluid ounces Of alcohol The amend
ment that no physician shall charge
more than so cents for writing a pre-
scription containing alcohol, remains in
As it came from the senate the bill
provided that viOlators should be pun
ished by Imprisonment from 10 DAYS TO
Two years The house reduced the
maximum penalty to six months i'm
With little debate the house con-
CURED In the senate amendments 10 the
NeWbury county division bill
Gregg's Claim Considered.
me house spent several hours in
committee Of the whole discussing the
cam OF A. w. gregg against the state.
Gregg built the state prison While he
was carrying out the contract the plans
and specifications were changed and
ne spent S15,319.18 more than he ex-
pected 10 spend Recently the superior
court OF Maricopa county gave him
Judgment Tor that amount but the at
torney general gave notice Of appeal.
A request was made that the iegisla-
Iure adopt joint resolution declaring
the claim just one Christy offered q
resolution approving the claim and de-
claring that il should be paid as soon
as possible Under the governors call
no appropriation TO pay the judgment
could be made.
Chiefly because Of the pending appeal
raa fa7. HHaaaa - - ~.
ca that the matter should be indefinite
" postponed
Senator CampbelTs bill providing for
the submission 10 the people OF a con-
stituuonal amendment removing the
present restriction upon the area OF
state grazing land that can be leased.
was received by the house. An effort
was made TO suspend the rules and pass
II immediately but il was placed on the
calendar OF the committee Of the whole
Little business was transacted in the
senate The committee OF the whole
recommended the passage OF the house
DlIL maklng appropriation 10 pay the
salaries or the three land commission
ers from March II TO June 80. There 3
was some objection and the senate
a sentence which declared I
that MulIord Winsor. Cy Byrne and W
Il MOODY were entitled TO pay for ad- I
and selecting state lands
As the bill now stands an approprf-
alton is simply made for those three.
Win no statement regarding why il !
IS made This change seemed to make
several senators feel better.
Osborn Approves Bills
NOuIicaI1on was received from acting
governor Osborn that he had signed the Q
biI making appropriation 10 pay the J
OF the stenOgraphers in the Of
lice or the secretary Of state, the
NaYa1o-Apache county relief bill and
the measure allowing AIaricopa county
a second superior judge.
There was echo in the nnrrsa - :
the personal encounter between repre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
q WONDER MHY,,,

Editor Ell PasO Herald.
I wonder why Uncle Sam. and also
the good people Of Fl Paso, are so
EUsily trying to do so much TO clothe,
feed and give employment to the peo-
ple across the border while hundreds
Of Americans and their families, in
GLIDING some good Texans, are going
hungry and naked all for the oppor-
tunity of going to work. I know a
father OF three children, an educated
man. who is capable Of doing some
thing and willing TO do anything. who
is tramping for work. day after day,
compelled TO face Instantly with the
same story of nothing to do. Men did
you ever realize what il means to leave
home in the morning and hear your
babies crying papa, give me some
bread" and none in the house to give
them2
What is this beautiful land OF the
free, and home of the brave, coming
to when any foreigner from any old
place seems to have the preference over
an American?
Now comes the glorious Fourth.
You'll sing the beautiful America tbs
of Thee I Sing'-yes 1000 honest, pa
triotic hearts and 5000 sneering and
jerring ready to trample the stars and
Stripes at the first opportunity.
Remember. while you are boosting TO
build up your city try at the same
time to give every honest American
an opportunity 10 earn an honest living
for the support Of his family.
Edward Grant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
TIDE OF PROSPERITY
IS GRADUALLY RISING

New York Juge 25.-Dun's Review today
says Gross currents continue in business
channels, but the tide Of returning prosperity
Is gradually rising Further pr6rress L
manifested, norWithstauding unseasouah BE
weather, especially in the west This re-
tards retail trade and tends 70 adversely
affect the jobber as well while he go
cultural outlook has been somewhat i'm
paired by excessive rains
II seems assured that the nations ex-
cess OF experts over imports for the fiscal
year VIII amount TO around S1.OO0OOl. 600
and while less gold has come here this v7selz
FrlnGe mas arranged for a large loan The
proceeds OF this VIII be used 10 finance mr.
chases OF war supplies IN this country.
NO serious labor controversies threaten
ana the growing shortage Of skilled work
trial sky"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
WHEAT PRICES
AGAIN RECEDE
Some Strength Is Shown At
Opening, But Depression
Later Prevails.

Chicago. III. June 26.-Notwithstanding
that wheat showed some strength at the
start today. depression later prevailed After
opening Z C to &c higher, prices receded to
below Friday nights level all around
cline.
Favorable weather had a tendency to ease
of the corn market The opening. which
was unchanged TO e lower. was followed
by little rally and then a general decline.
The close was weak at &c TO. Use under
Friday night
scarce.
Provisions reflected the weakness OF the
hog market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
BAPTIs 7; TO HOLD MEETINGS

Cloudcroft y. NJ. June 26-Plans
are being made for the meetings 10
De held here on July and under
the auspices Of the Baptist church.
The meetings viii be in charge OF
Rev. Harvey Beauchamp. of Nashville,
Tenn. ana the people of the entire
TO ClOudcroft TO attend the services
Many will also come from Alamo
sordo to be present at these services,
which VIII be both patriotic and re-
lgi0us.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
LIVESTOCK.
60 LIrestocl.. DO

Chicago. H. June 6.-Hogs-Receipts
1900; market weak. to 10 cents under
friday average Bulk. sI-55 87-75; light
sI5o@7-s5; heavy. 37-1o9T.70; pigs. ss.25e
CattIe-Receipts. 200; market steady. Ma
tive. ss-25 Q $50; western. 500 6920; cows.
Z SSZ5 Q $40. calves. $500 610.00.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady
sheep, 500 q 90: lambs, Ss-75 O s.25;
springs S7-15 G1o.s0.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No, June 2s-Hog-Re-
ceipts. 1880; market higher. Bulk. $500
l;sS' heavy, $3.50 G7.s5; light, $3.50 o 20:
cattle-Recsipts. 800. market steady.
Prime fed, S9.10Gs.50s western. S75ORse5.
stoe1ers. ss25 q s25: bulls. $500 q T.50;
calves, FS-5e 010-5o.
sheep-Beceipts none; market steady.
lambs $50 $50; yearlings. ss-50GS00;
"elners; 800 g 500; ewes. s4-7565-50.
Fort Worth Livestock Close.
CBy Zeiger HOTEL
hogs-Heceipts. sos market strong to 5
cents higher Top S7-s5; bulk, s7.7567s2
Cattle-Receipts. 500 including 400 caI-sq
seer steers. $500 s-25; cows. at $500:
stocker heifsrs brought S7.e5: for the vreeJ-
choice steers, strong: good kind 10 and Il
S==nls higher: butcher cows and heifers. 100
&c higher; balls and calves. steady; stock
sheep-Reeeipts. 1900: market strong.
, IN IS, $500 800; yearlings, s7.00G7.7s;
'S-Se $50; goats, S25OG 400.
KANSAS CITY GRAINS. CLOSE.
Kansas City, No, June 2s.-Wheat-No. >
T 7..a sl--~ 9 l-26i No. red. s1.IsGL17;
July. 81 c. September. e51sc
Corn-No- 2 mixed. % 755sc: No. . v-bite
SO; 20, z yellow 7597sc; No. ;. 749
"a &c; July, 70Ec; September. s9lSc.
43Ga4e- 'iiiAs1'
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE. CLOSE
Kansas City, Mo- June 2s-Butter-
creamery 27c; lrsts. 25c. seconds. 23e.
packing. 191sc -'
Esgs-FIrsts. lie: seconds. 1910.
1sQ2ec 80 Uioiier@
INV YORK COTTON. CLOSE
sew York. June Spot cotton oufet-
niddilng uplands, 9.45.
EIGIN BUTTER. CLOSE.
Fagin. H., June 26.-Butter steady NJ o..
blaming the whole fizzle on the much
abused secretary OF state. Let's pue
them both in the same class. since me
allegiance OF both is not to the country
but to the Democratic party, OF which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

PERCY T+E DUKE, RECEIVE D
p PRCC zoe at his APAPT-
F1ErTS PERCT THOUGHT "
WSS = BOND 50 ne SIMPLY
PEI tSHE0 TrE T'IOOC-t4T or
OPENING II DONCHR KNOW
Ne cALLED cLAncv, THE
ron man J4NTOR RrD asrsr
Him TO CONE UP- STARS ~
o0CE PrUs7T IL YOU Have
Pied CLANCY Vf4EN HE
ARPVED SHT OF CH7P
WILL 700 SEE vvr4Rr IS ntr,sirs
THttS Box ? sure VEL PED
ms Ja4fTO e as HE GRA p
BED the DANCE ROUs
PSRCEL He OPENED IT RrD
hsSs d Was 2 NOTE
VVfIfCf+ READ ~ -fsL C-9Se
7Lf7vS trs TrE 9r1ERfC7g EERGye
goES c EagST p ~ ~ ItE COR El7cyE ?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
RIVER CURRENT CHANGES.
SOLDIERS EoRgEn TO

Yuma. Ariz-, June ia sudden
sniff in the current of the Colorado
river forced the removal Of the camp
OF the United States soldiers stationed
mere The camp was located Just over
q great bluff on the Arizona side Of
the river suddenly the current shifted
BY riprapping the soldiers prevented
the destruction OF several acres OF land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

sentatives 1Iahoney and Goodwin in
Winch Mahoney slapped Goodwin be-
cause the man from Mohave thought
the man from MaricOpa had criticised
q stenographer- lIahOnev confessed
Jhat ne had jumped at a conclusion and
apolog1zed handsomely. Goodwin then
made short statement in which he
and attache-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
WOOL PRICES ARE HIGHER
AND SALES ARE INCREASING

Boston Mas. June 2s-The Commercial
Bulletin today says
The week has witnessed a fair turnover
IN wool and prices are strengthneine both
mere and abroad Sales have included fine
Foreign woods for which prices are linn
Domestic fleece wools are a bit higher brt
nave been sold sparLngly- In the west there
Is more activity and prices have advanced %
Secured basis- Texas fine Il months. IS =
os' fine months 5S1s0- Territory fi1e
staple, 20; fine medium staple 6fT67- ffue
clothing SIS S., fine medium clothing sac
s.; half blood combinE. sSG70. Three
eighth blood combing IS G67.
Pulled Extra sS66e. A 6sGsT- fine A
S. So A superss IS @ IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO GTaIns. Close
Wheat-July, Sl.03@s, September. S1.017f
Corn-July. 73c; September, 9lAe~-
Oats-July. 431zc- September 57Fs c.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-July. 1850; September. 17.0e.
Lard-Juiy, 9.22; September. s.45.
Ribs-July.- 1890; September 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
NARKETSTRONG
AFTER OPENING
Butte & Superior Leads Ad-
vance Among Copper; All
Lines Show Gains.

Strength developed after the opening OF
the stock market Saturday morning, all
quotations advancing during the two hours
session. according to advices 70 Curtiss-
tioual bank building Butte and Superior led
the advance in coppers, going from 1l5t TO
s3ti. Chino went from As to 46. and Utah
Copper from 65tz 10 GA Greene-Cananea
continued TO lag behind at 80 p. Anaconda
was strong at So
Earning 100 Percent.
According TO published figures. Butte and
Superior seems 90 have earned almost 100
percent on its capital Its net earnings for
1914-1915 were sz.63S,4fSi outstanding cap
ItaI. S2.72o.s90-
1t IS expected that Anaconda Copper com
pany viii be operating full by July J. The
company viii be able 10 turn out at rate Of
900. 600 900 pounds Of copper year
New Mexico Mines Active
Throughout New Mexico mining COM
panies that have been dormant for a num-
Der OF years are being opened active mines
are increasing their production and the out
to be Incorporated IN NeW Mexico are the
Pittsburg Placer Mining company OF Shan
non tpostofflce. Derry New Mexico cap
italization S25G,oe0. W r. Dorua. AGENT
Of Albuquerque. ~ A. W. c. Heacoch.
agent the company viii operate IN the
Cochita district capitalization $500 900; Gold
Crown Mining company. Incorporated BY
Falacott d Fowler. OF Silver City. n IL
the santa Fe Dredging company, incorpor-
atsd IN santa Fe, by W 7. Middleton. presl-
dent ana J. A Wood secretary A. Rene
han agent; eastern office New York Life
building. Kansas City, no. The Denver-NeW
Mexico oil company. OF Dayton. " IL, Is
recent company 10 be incorporated; ~ B.
Culpepper is agent.
Copper stocks Quotations.
Following wire quotations furnished By
Curtiss- tanning & Co. give the closing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
WANTS STATE ROAD ENGINEER.

IlIIIVI II $50 TIETdII
Referring TO your $3.50, 600 bond prop
osition for county roads. TO overcome
the trouble and waste Of money that
various counties have had on this Ques-
ton. why doesn't The Herald show its
advance ideas by being the first to ad-
vccate the employment by the state OF
tie best road engineer to be securedg
Let him pass on the kind of county
roads, suitable for each locality The
salary Notwithstanding how big) can
be returned to state lin pact) BY the
counties paying the state for the use
Of this special engineer
A {. c. West.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Piles Cured.

500 REWARD for any uncomplicated case
OF Piles we fail TO cure without the Knife
ldsature- Cautery or CarbOlic Acid injections
International Specialists.
Corner Texas and Mesa FL Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

New York June 26-Reading was the fea-
ture of today's market, advancing three
points AmaIEamated Steel and American
smelling with a few war and motor shares,
rose correspondingly.
Bonds were Irregular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

man trash, but thanks TO the merci-
tul hospital Hank is well established
on the road to a strOn~ and useful
citizenship.
There are thousands Of little ones
throughout this part of the world who
need just such help and inasmuch as
ones is given to the Lord there never
can be quite so happy an investment
one can make of extra dollars than TO
hand them over to a children's hos
pitaL
The Children's Hospital. Denver,
Colorado, is address enough.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
READING LEADS
STOCK TRADING
Advance of Three Points;
Amalgamated, Steel and
Other Shares Advance.

NoTE-ouotations reflect closing price
Saturday. June IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

blaming the whole fizzle on the much
abused secretary OF state. Let's NUT
them both in the same class. since tbe
allegiance Of both is not TO the country
but TO the Democratic party, OF which
they imagine they are 90 percent.
"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Welding Shops.

HEAVY MACHINE and automobile parts
welded promptly Brown Welding Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Wholesale Metal Dealers.

-~----~~~~~-~--~~~~--~s
WE PAY HIGHEST market price for old and
new Copper. Brass, Zinc. Lead. etc. Core
sponcence solicited Herman Bloch & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

~ -''@ I't-G hGfGNeD CER
T-'E H0oNI'GrsT SeGioe or
i've LAKE TEvAs Jazz Wa
cAOH oOSLY DRfv,o.c- r-ts No.,
L6r7CNsi1E along T-E
BCJLEve 70 rs ER->,e ~ zs1,sr
FN0 LEFr Tlt5 va - = R,=..<.,
BUSINESS, X DNRPPfnc Tle
OT-tsR-Ir-Lsv FE HRD 1857
REAcHED = LONELY SPoT
WEN q MASKED BANDIT
APPERPED and LEvGLlfHc-
MS SHOOHrS IRON ArOUR
re 70 PiRED tF NOU DtPHT
oJaiL oN7.N ADeS-+lP WOULD
ToO oUeL on toast
WHEREDO YOU SET nat Stuff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Nurseries.

FL PASO NURSERY co.
Fruit and ornamental trees, shrubbery
and evergreens cut flowers and cut plants.
Everything for the garden.
600 Alameda Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

Jewelry.
WATCHES CLEANED soc, MAINSPRINGS
Soc crystals 15c- Work guaranteed Manu-
featuring jewellers We buy gold and silver
for manufacturing purposes 225 San Antonio.
Geneva JeWelry Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
II WIN Relieve BaCkache.

Apply Sloans Liniment 70 your back.
pain gone almost instantly. Don't rub.
It pentrates. 25c. All druggists.-Adver-
tisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
Chicago Backs Up
on Reports Of Big
Damage to Crops

Continued denials from all over the
winter wheat belt OF the south and
southwest forced the Chicago crowd TO
back UP on tile Hessian fly damage re-
ports sent out Wedne Sday and as a re-
suit wheat slumped to IN cents per
bushel. the decline reaching the Omaha
market. Sales were made at 81. 49ia to
s1.62, with twenty-one cars offered.
Not only were there denials of Hessian
fly damage, but there were reports from
Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri in which
it was asserted that the winter wheat
crop is maturing rapidly and that the
yield promises to be up to, IL not better
than last year.
There were twenty-eight cars of corn
on the market, the price being off 4 cent,
selling prices being at 20 cents TO 72ia
cents.
Oats were steady TO unchanged at ~
cents to 5llA cents per bushel The re
ceipts were leht. there being but five
carloads offered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
Divorce Suits Take
Place of Criminal
Suits; All is Well

Edna r. Hays. another mans wife"
and Arthur f. Volkmeier another
woman's husband" principals in a love
affair which wrecked two homes in
Omaha, have been forgiven and allowed
to 20 free from criminal prosecution by
the other husband and wife. Two d.
vorces one of which has just been
granted in district court are to unite
the tangle Of affection and to leave the
pair in a position TO marry.
Two criminal suits in which Volkmeier
and Mrs. Hays were charged with mis-
conduct have been dismissed by County
Attorney Magney at the request OF
David n. Hays and Mrs Gertrude Volk-
meier. husband and wife. respectively,
of Mrs. Hays and Volkmeier. Hays. who
is street car operator was awarded
decree of divorce from his wife by Dis
trict Judge Redick on the ground of
misconduct. A suit brought by Mrs.
Nolkmeier against her husband is pend
ing in court.
Volkmeier who is employed as a driver
by a local company, lived with his wife
and child at their home, S57 Cunning
street, prior TO the time he became ac-
quainted with Mrs. Hays.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14

iW pounds, However by buying o. hook
OF coupons good for l.Ooo pounds and pay
ms in advance there IS rebate Of -
cents. bringing tho net price down to
q cents per 100 pounds.
Since the opening Of the Ice selling
season has SET in a number Of indcpend-
ont ice selling companies have gone into
the rield cutung the price to q cents
per ion pounds or to g per 1901 pounds
II coupon books are bought and paid for
NV advance. The bis ice companies have
not met the cut, nor have they intimatcd
what they intend to do 60 retain the
business that heretofore they have had
without any competition
Tho Independents secure ,heir artificial
Ice from tho hrcwerics. that have during
the last two years put In large ice man
ufacturinE plants and are in a position
TO each turn out from 100 to iOo tons
more daily than is required for their
own use.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14

undoubtedly will he made reasonah bio
Tho interests Of the company and the
community arc mutual to such an extent
that we feel hound TO do every reason
ahlN-libersl thing which would avert con