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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10
Accidents Due to DUN Carelessness

msrkable that accidents should increase
in proportion"
1t should be added to the foregoing
that too much credit cannot be given TO
the traffic squad for the controlling and
protective influence which is so wisely
and courteously exercised by 1t. With
out it vehicular traffic among our main
avenues and even in many of our side
streets would be an absolute impossible
ity.
If any one of the dozen or fifteen who
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10

SOUGHT after or
loved by a man be-
cause nature ali
not Give me a
peaches and cream
c o m p lexion. and
lustrous hair and
large ox-lks eyes,
ls there no hopo
for the ugly grip
o I c o u rsc. Il
" o u Id be ve~y
easy TO toll this
ugly duckling that
to be a swan isn't
such a glorious
thing as shc imag-
ines, N n d tn at
pretty In as pretty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10
Those of Middle Age Especially.

When you have found remedy for the horrors that
Cypress you during change of e when through the long
hours of the day though your back would break
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10

to the force. Tho
October issue gives
a carefully worked
out analysis of
highway accidents
occurring in New
York city, calculat-
ed from a variety
of points of view
and affording mat
ter for careful study
to all who use the
streets. whe I h Q r
an passengers or
pedestrians.
1t appears that
during the first
eight months of
the present year
there were 400 per-
sons kilIa d. or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10
by DOROTHY DIX

homely sirl writes me letter in
which she dcspairingiy asks:
rs beauty the only asset that counts
in woman Am l doomed never to be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10
BY CHARLES H. PARKHURsT.

The Police Bulletin. issued monthly I'M
der the auspices of the department, con-
tains a quantity of matter that is Of
interest to the general public as well as
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10
In-Shoots

Good Judgment has often been termed
oowardice.
1t IL easier to look into the mouths OF
some gift horses than others.
When a girl laughs at being kissed Il
Is a sign that the fellow IL wasting time.
When a fellow cannot make a good
speech It will always help some to set
'em UP again"
Lots Of men who claim to have come
from fine families appear to be a lone
way from home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-10
From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, N. Y.


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The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
ington. d. c.. August IS. 1915 Sealed proposals
in duplicate will be received 1t this Department.
until p. m. FRIDAY. September =. 1875. and then
opened. for the furnishing of.al labor and Of all
material which shall be required for the plaster
ing painting. and decorating Of the street cori-
dor. third floor. Of the Patent Office Building.
Washington. D. c.. IN accordance with plans and
Specifications for the work. copies of which may
be obtained application to the chief clerk If
this Department. The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids. or to accept or reject any part
thereof in the discretion Of the Secretary. Pro-
posals should be securely enyeloped. marked Pro
posa for plasterins. PAINTING. and decorating the
street corridor. third floor. Of the Patent Office
Building" and be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior BO SWEENEY. Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. September
18th. ls5-ScsIed proposals will b received at this
Office. Room s0s District Building. until two
O'Clock D. M, OCTOBER u 1915, for furnishing
and delivering forage. -four. meal and chick feed
during the months Of November. 1915. to June 80.
1916 Specifications and forms Of proposal may b
obtained from tho Purchasing Officer. Room %.
District Building OLIVER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROwNLOw. CHARLES ". KUTZ. Commits
sioners d. @. sepl65t
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

tion to rally. but the recovery was only
small. closing prices being near the low
est Of the session. Colorado Fuel was
the center Of attraction in the last hour.
touching new high price for this move
ment.
The buying Of Colorado Fuel was 80
vigorous that its total turnover exceeded
the aggregate transactions in Steel COM
mon which Is extraordinary. The stock
advanced s 3-4 points on purchases said to
have had their incentive in rumors that
control Of the company had been pur-
chased at Is share by the du Points from
the Rockefellers. Gossip also had 1t that
the company was to go into the much
mooted combination Of the Bethlehem
Steel and the Crucible Steel. which has
never been substantiated with any facts.
"Jakey" Field. the well-known opera
tor. was credited with being the chief
purchaser of the shares. In the late aft
ernoon 1t was stated in good sources that
there were no negotiations and had not
been any with the Rockefellers looking
to the sale OF control Of the Colorado
Fuel Although no confirmation Of the
rumor could be had in other sources, the
activity and strength Of the issue was a
pleasant surprise to the professionals.
who are always willing to have the places
of old favorites filled when they show
signs of going stale"
Westinghouse Strong.
Bethlehem Steel common and preferred
moved in opposite directions. the former
declining sharply and the latter advanc-
ing II points and closing at the top. Re-
ports were revived that the preferred, of
which Charles NJ. Schwab is the largest
individual shareholder. would share with
the common in the distribution that Is ex-
pected. This resulted in selling of the
common and reinvestment Of the proceeds
in the preferred
Westinghouse continued strong. and at
one time showed a gain Of more than q
point on persistent rumors that the stock
would be placed on a per cent basis
when the directors meet Wednesday.
General Motors Company directors held
a meeting uptown today to discuss the
dividend. Up to a late hour today moth
ing on this score had been announced.
The sharp advance In foreign exchange
late today on the belief that the huge
loan will be put through should have, ac-
cording to brokers, favorable influence
On the stock market tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
~urni,hed by w, b, Hibbs 4 Co
CeDyrisht. 1915, b. n. L. GelAberg.

Chicago. Sept. lS.-There were more bulls than
bears in the wheat market today and sentiment
locally was decidedly bullish. The buying was led
by the largest importing concern in the world with
headquarters in Paris This buying was on orders
placed here ty their representative. who on the
board Of trade and in addition to their purchases
other importing concerns placed orders here that
filled around the top prices Of the session.
These purchases were almost wholly Of the Decen-
Der future showing that French importers are paw
ing the way for supplies in the fear that values
possibly be higher when December rolls around.
The wheat crop in France is not only short in the
matter Of quantity but it is said to be low on the
quality. and this fact has placed the importers OF
that country their guard Price changes here
today were harp and the gains of II to 2sc were
close the bess levels reached. While foreigners
bought December wheat a large scale, the selling
led by Of the stronger houses in the trade.
The Southwest bought wheat here. while the North
west q seller.
Weather conditions in the Southwest were again
unfa1orable, and prospects still poor for .
liberal movement out Of the hands Of farmers in
that country. The winter wheat Is badly needed.
and millers depending largely on the poorer
grades that are now moving and which are being
placed in milling condition by blending with spring
wheat. Cash markets were again strong. and there
was an inclination for these prices to harden still
further Cash sales of wheat here were confined TO
1000 bushels and the seaboard reported l.GO.Uo
bushels. the latter taken by exportera
Corn was active and prices y to &c higher to
unchanged Weakness was shown early. but the
situation was strong late. Cash transactions were
light at Is 600 bushels.
Oats was Il to lc higher and the cloRng was
strong Investors led in the buying Of futures to-
day.
Declines OF l2I1 to 3oc were made in the market
for provisions and hog products II is expected that
there will be . goody decrease in stocks Of manu-
factured products at Chicago but the decrease was
disappointing and there was scattered liquidation
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
STREET AWAITS
LOAN PROGRESS
Sbecialties Firm-Standard
Rails and Industrials
Sell OFF.
WESTINGHOUSE STRONG
Promise Of Satisfactory German Re-
ply in Two Weeks Heartens
Financial Interests.

New York, Sept. 16-Financialdom
showed a disposition to await progress In
the loan negctia ations today, which was
selected in mixed market for stocks.
Specialties were firm. but the standard
rails and industrials were inclined to sell
off. Foreign liquidation continued, but
in much reduced volume.
Announcement by Ambassador Won
Bernstorn that Germany would give the
United States a satisfactory reply in two
weeks encouraged financial interests, and
the market opened strong with gains
ranging from a fraction to a full point.
Before the end Of the first hour, how
ever. the buying power seemed exhausted
and offerings resulted in recessons. The
rumored attempt to boycott the foreign
loan had some effect
There was. less pressure around noon
and the general list displayed a DISPOSE
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17

per bbl, l.5Oa25o; lima beans. per qt.. lsaco:
beets. Per bunch. lalh: cabbage. new. per bol.
ioa5o: cantsloupes per crate. 3a2.0o; carrots per
bunch. laIh; eaulihower. PEI basket. ps1si
celery per doz.. Ta5o: crate. 2ooa35o; corn. new.
per doz i0a21; cucumbers. per basket. 75al-3;
cynblinss. crate. Saso eggplant per =rate. ioa5o
ksle, per bbl.. 1a4o: lettuce. per basket. psl3;
onions white. per crate. 5oa75: ne-. Pc: 10
bunches shLoo: okra. per crate. 75al.oo: peas. Nev
York, per basket. l.0oalB; peppeS. dats. 4aAe;
new potatoes. per sack. l25al.75; yams. looai. 5;
sweet potatoes. 5oalo; tomatoes. nearby. per box.
5Oal3.
FRuITS-Apples. new. per bbl.. 1oos,.0; g,.peA
per crate. Delaware. 75al0 do. Concords. TALL 80;
do. Niagara. 75al.5o; grapefruit per box. 4oos5.o
oranges. California, per box. 4ooaaoo; peaches per
crate 75al5: pums. per basket. o0a30. pineapples.
ger crate l.25a225; watermelops each. San.
LIVE STOCK-veal calves. prime per h, 101tal1
do medium Per b., sasii; do. heavy. sasi; spfins
lambs. per h., sash
Hay. STRAW. AND ooRN-Hay. b.ss tinoeh,.
new. per Ton. 100: mixed. psr ton. Roosh.oe;
old hay. per ton. zoo: straw. per ton. loesno;
wheat straw. per ton. 500: corn. per bbl. AZ.
SEEDS-Clover. crimson. per h.. ~; nsv
crop. Q; red. l3al7; red top. Is; asike. 14al5is
alfalfa tAnerican srown). per lb.. %: German NIL
IT. per bus. 10; timothy. per bus. aaa17'.
sorghum. cane. per bus. 20 orchard gas. per
bus. l7sa2.25; re. per buh. l.O: wheat. pr bca.
l5.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
bran; middlinss dull. Spring bran. in 1oopound
sacks. 2yOa2275. to arrive; standard middlng. to
arrive $50; red dog to arrive. 800; winter wheat.
in l0opound sacks. to arrive. 2T. city bran, in
bulk. 225. oil meal. 9.50a4o 90 ton.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; business Is moderate.
Good to choice, 80. in sacks. New for Sep
tember to October is quoted at 4soa5. 10. in sacks.
CoRNMEAL-Inactiye, but steady; supply light.
Kiln-dried for export. $50. in sacks; coarse meal
in bags, l.6sa169.
HAY-Receipts. liz tons; choice steady and
wanted. but low grades dull Quote: New
crop-Prime timothy L5Oal.s5; No. timothy. Ina
10; No. .. I.l0al-c); No. ;. s5alo5.
STRAw-Recepts. 50 tons; inactive; supplies
are ample. No. rye. 70a75 cents.
PORk-Steady; business is quiet Mess. 47sa
l5OO; family. a.ooa2loo; clear. ls.0oals.0.
BEEF-Stesdy; inquiry is moderate. Packet.
I7.5Oals5o; family. Is.Oals.5o; extra India mess.
2SoDaOo0; mess. T.aal3oo
LARD-Steahy; dealings are moderate. Primo
Western. $50; refined Continent, slo; South
American. go: refined Brazilian in kegs. 1910:
beef stearipe. 7xas cents; lard stesrns dali At s
cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Exdiidend.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. l6.-Call money opened At II per
cent: high. DIT cent; low. N per cent; renewas
l. Fer cent; last. per cent; ruling rate. IL per
cent.
There is no material change in the time money
situation. The market remains inactive. with con-
tinuance Of the easier tendency. Moderate amounts
of industrial money have loaned at per cent for
four months and 81 per cent for six montha Rates
are IA per cent for sixty days 2ila3 per cent for
ninety days, 5S3H per cent for four. five and six
months.
There is no Ierceptible change in the commercial
paper market. The volume moving is restricted and
the tendency continues easy. Rates range 3ka31
per cent for regular maturities and 3a3k Per cent
for the shorter dates.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Sept. ls.-Cottou suffered severe
setback today heavy unloading. October dropping
to loS2 against l0s7 yesterday, and January to
ILL, compared with u-S yesterdays last price.
A part Of the loss was recovered before the close
on bull support, higher spot markets in the South.
and Wall street buying. Final prices were Is to Il
points net IoweE. Spot hero was quiet at an I'D
vance Of points to 1850. There were sales.
The weakness developed at the outset under con-
siderable selling pressure, the active options then
falling II TO Is points About the only support
aside from that given by the trading element came
from Wall Street. the South and Liverpool offering
freely. Brokers who were supposed to be operating
for some Of The larger and more prominent bulls
were heavy sellers. Stop orden uncovered, but
after their execution fresh buying instructions
ed to reach the ring, and there rallies before
the end of the frs hour. The recovery, however.
was short-ived. In the afternoon the market was
unsettled weak and finn BY turna Offerings were
absorbed fairly wen, part Of the demand being in
response to quite general rains over Texas.
The Weather Bureau failed to confirm reports Of
4 tropical disturbance Of Southern Florida. The
Watkins Bureau placed the condition Of the crop
% Of September at 6s.2. against 0.7 On August Q.
Spot at Liverpool advance . points to SID for
American middling Futures in the English market
ended barely steady at an advance Of y point to .
decline Of " pUintA
Port receipts for the day 8 81 bales. against
Il. .sis last week and ioG5 last year.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
New Ysfk.
wAsHIHsToN PRODUCE.

ouotatsoas esss tassw sss foe laSs lsb If snsd
,.ssSstshas eoSos cab, JeAaiu' uisss NJ hiGh1.
i1vsr eslss nag - ~ Sas ~ ysnW spsds
euumard hishR u1co
Produce Haskst-lp eeed sAsps elnasflt: demand
ssous. Hsaa. dsnsad szvag. ysios 70 higher.
0h1s Agusss Traction sssnoR,
Nuits and wsstahlss-NssAse stsady; sood fiuts
in deasn4.
E0Gs-FMA. ~ ds1. sGE: soatAssn. saAA
DUTTnR-Dsst uistA ~. ~ NJ. =: tub. per
-. pr q. -; aspssaeas1. N D. SnsA
IA1D-TeA - - =. u4ss: "a. -
pe1al - =, g. o1tts9sse - - - ~
= fi.7S sou1zss-.-e - :. :: ,s..a.s.
- N. Sali: So - - - isi,ts ssrias
essS1 eoobs-s - 49, ~ =
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimors. Md. Sept. M.-MLIFEED dn Jelh.
sacksl.-Spring bran. a.ns3.o: 0our to white
middlinry aooaNoo; Western middnnp. E.4a
$50; city mills niddlinss. H.sos0.W; do. vhits
uniddlinss. 8ooa8,p: do, winter ban. 8os1oa
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. old hsnA I Ia
and over. Bals: d.. Old heaA smsuE. h. u;
DO, snail. lb.. Isal7; dueks. Nuscosy. m. and
over, l,ali: Pskius. n and ossr. h., l4als:
Indian runnsrs. Ib., y; spsing duels. III. aad
oyer, h.. IA: DO. smaller. u; posess. p9 yair.
Il; guinea fowl each. 3sA
BtTTER-crsansey. fancy. ~ h. aaDk; da.
ehoice, 1ad.S; d.. eDod. 2s1; d.. pEistA
Nne9E: do, blocka B5is0: hdlss. aa9: Aazy-
aud and Peunsyivnhs rolls. isso; datU pdnta
iasD; pgocess butesR. 1s3: aessDeeesA Daean
arstA 2s: ws& Virginia. .; sonfh~n. q
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
RAILWAY STOCK A FEATURE.
Hunared shares 81 Local Conno.
Sell for %.

Washington Railway and Electric conn
mon stock featured the trading on the
washington stock Exchange again yes
tsrday. 100 shares selling At IS. The
same broker who took 80 shares Of the
stock wednesday was the purchaser OF
the 100 shares yesterday.
Capital Traction stock sold In odd lots
at $ and o - Ten shares Of Washing
ton and Electric preferred brought % b-s.
and ten shares OF Msrgsnthalsr Linotype
sold at ia
The National Bank Of washington yss-
terday declared regular quarterly divi-
dand Of Per can't. payable october l. 4
dividsnd Of / - Per cant win b paid on
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT YOUR PRINTING IN A HURRY SEE
us-no extra charge for tho rush. We get 1t out
on time IL we have to roll up sleeves and do
1t ourselves. ANGEL MOBILES. 1SD New York
ave-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
f,erman Commerce Conditions 0sod

Neriin (by wirslsss). Sept 1e-Dvi-
dence Of the healthy state Of German
conditions. says the 0vsrssas News 6u-
rsau in an item given out To-Day. 10
contained In figures given out BY the
railroads.. Merchandise traffic IN July
wss $50 per cent higher thaa July.
is1s. beating ell rsoordA
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
MOVING. PACKING, STORING.

Free moving for stor-
:::: !: 4: T; !: !: :
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
NV YORK spor coYYEL

Me- xxk. ssp& A-1As lsoi - n.tne =
nsaaee euis. VIII gngta11nA % - -
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Furnished by w. B. H1bbs q C0.
SALES
Capital Traction, 5 At s6. at Sk.
Washington Railway common, 5 at o, 3 at IS.
8 at So 2 at IS.
Washington Railway-prefeTed. 10 At 81
Mergenthalsr Linotype, 20 at lf3; seller s.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17

imitation leather 10 uss1 b. sosss vege'
[taxians for oootA shoesb and sv1A eeos
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17

Total aia Aas1 ihasss. against usW ysse:r
day. D.fD week ssn Ihis 6ay ysar - "
sxcAsAO vas eiosd
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
TABLE BOARD.

NC0IN CAFE !. g. g; ~. =;
z 50 S.. sfssss ss:s EN<e ia
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
ROOMS kND BOARD.

n ST. Nw.-2 BEAUTIFUL nooAs. SEC.
ocd noor; suitable tor tuo O. thsse gsatio@.
= 81. Nw.-6EAUfiFUL EAkoB S2oSf
roun uifshls fcs too ontl0Gas
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-08-20
TESTIFIES OPENED
FIRE WITH EFFECT
MAN WOUNDED IN AFFRAY TES.
TITLES BEFORE MAGISTRATES
COURT.

FLORENCE, Ala, Aug. 17.-Eight
defendants were on trial today be-
fore Esquires Lemay and Brewer in
the county court room for the shoot
ing on Jones Island on July 2, in
which Lester Walker, Sr.,, and w. A.
Avery were both seriously wounded.
The defendants in the first case were
Avery, Henry Alexander and Lee
Hayes and Andrew McFalls. A large
number of witnesses were summon
ed. The testimony was taken up at
noon. Walker, who was shot through
the left lung, was the first witness
against the FIVE Avery defendants and
appeared still pale and i'll from the
effects of the wound. He stated that
he was attracted to the landing by
the barking of a dog and went to see
what was the matter When in the
open he was fred on from some un-
derbush, three shots from a shotgun
being fired at him. He stated that
he returned the fire with his pistol,
although seeing no one, but shot at a
spot where he saw the weeds move.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-08-20
PRICE OF ICE IS MATERIALLY CUT
BY THE ICE AND COLD STORAGE co.
COOLING SUBSTANCE MAY NOW BE PURCHASED AT LOWEST
RATE IN HISTORY OF THIS cITY-DELNEREp At DOOR
FOR FORTY CENTS HuNp REp-RATEs At PLANT.

For the first time in the history Of
the city. the price on ice has been re-
duced below the fifty cent mark. For
many years ice in this city has cost
fifty cents or better per hundred
pounds delivered to residences, but
the Columbia Ice and Cold Sorage
Co., has announced that for the fu-
ture its prices on the cooling sub.
stance will be forty cents per hun
dred pounds, and fractions Of this
amount will be at the same rate per
pound. This is for ice delivered to
residences, and other places. The
new rates for ice at the plant will be
twenty FIVE cents per hundred pounds,
fifteen cents for fifty pounds and ten
cents for twenty-five pounds.
The old rates that have been IN ef.
feet for some time were fifty cents