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SANTA FE NOTES
Items for this department may be
phoned to 1915 or State Journal office.l

f. O. Raymond, general superin-
tendent of the western district of the
Santa Fe eastern lines. with head
quarters at Newton, spent Tuesday
here on company business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Eager, of Wichi
Ia are visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. w c. Keiser entertained the
members Of the Ladies' Society to the
B. of L. +. and b. at dinner yesterday
at her home. Covers were. laid for
Mrs Carl Magnuson, Miss Mabel
Beeler, Mrs. p. G. Baird, Mrs. Jas.
Bostic, Mr.. Roy Hoover, Mrs. Keiser
Miss Jane Keiser, Master Carl Mag
nuson and Master Berg Hoover.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hicks have re-
turned from Kansas City, where they
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George Wettlirg; Victor Bechtel. Dale
Magee, Opal Strait, Rol1o and Merle
Weeks, Lewis IIamiIl, Glenn and Ray
mond Pepper, Mary Shuler, Aileen
Peak, Marguerite Bower, Ella Kessel-
ring, Irene Wilson, George Allison,
Elizabeth Allison, Joy Elliott and
Jessie F. Clayton.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE.

Splendid so acre farm in Nemaha Co to
exchange for large house. close in. If
you are interested. address Farmer. care of
Journal. Give location and price of house.
WANTED TO TRADE 10 acres of Florida
land. 10 miles north of Miami valued
at 81 $50. No improvements. What have
you to offerE Won Baker. 223 East Sth.
FOR EXCHANGE-New i room modern
house sleeping porch, fine location.
West side. win consider auto as part
payment Phone 26S2 Red.
HANGE-Rooming house or hotel, %
rooms, $500. for lots. house, tract. A l.
Furman, Topeka, Kan, S11 Kan Ave
WANTED to exchange violin for bicycle.
Telephone 2910 Black.
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Cathedral Organist % Years.

London. Feb. 23.-The death is an
nounced of Sir George Clement Mar
tin, organist of St PauFs cathedral
since 1883 He was born in 1914 and
was a composer, most of his works
being sacred music.
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LEGAL.


was nv the Probate Court If Shawnee
County Kansas duly appointed Adminis-
trator Of the estate of FoeWeII LATE OF
Shawnee County deceased All parties in
terested in said estate will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
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WANTED-FENIALE HELP.

wANTED-Girl over 10 years old for office
work; previous experience unnecessary
Answer in own hand writing, giving age,
wages desired, education, street address and
a phone number. Address D 351, care
Journal.
WANTED-5 women cooks; 10 dining
room and lunch counter girls; kitchen
help; experienced house help; maids Fur
man Employment Office 81 Kan. Ave.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl, good cook;
no laundry work Call 1893.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-~~7~7-~--~~--
BARGAINS in furniture. The entire
office furniture of the Kansas City Life
Insurance Co. at 401-2 Commerce Bldg.
is for sale consisting of desks. tables,
chairs. carpets, book case. davenport, etc.
Call at the office and inspect
MOTORS.
Is to ; II. F.. both a. e. and ID. G. at
cut rate prices. 507 New Nelson Build
ing. Kansas City. Mo.
BUY CANDY FRESH ut the retail aud
wholesale candy factory. 100 Kansas
ave. 1t tastes different.
GROCERIES BARGAINS tomorrow. Cali
save more than the price of deliv-
cry. 400 and 400 East 4th ave.
FOR SALE-Pony. buggy, harness. com
pete outfit. cheap for quick sale. +. +.
Maxwell, Novelty theater. Phone 1855.
MATERIAL five-ro brick cottage. SIS
State street Cisterns built S25. Phone
Housewreckers. 43S3
FOR SALE-Cheap. shoe machinery. sole
stitcher- complete Phone 1878
FOR SALE-Clover hay. Phone 1904 y 3.
6. X. Gibson.
FOR SALE-Good rotted manure. Tree
planting. 1919
FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay. Phone CD
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TYPEWRITERS.

ALL MAKES for sale or rent Best me-
chanical department in the country -.
CRANE & co
Topeka. Kan. - Years in Business
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

clothing. shoe0. hats and overcoats.
Drop card or call 1915 Z. Scrinopski K
Son. sos Kansas ave.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
for furniture. Capital 2nd Hand Furni-
ture Co, 800 Kansas ave. Phone 31S2.
WANTED-Room and board for lady with
boy of years: place that can take care
of child during day Laura Jones, Waka-
rusa.
WANTED-To clean free of charge 100
rugs. Phone 1869 rug department. The
Warren NJ. Crosby Co.
GOOD milk cows. fat cattle and veal calves.
w. c. A. Leitzow. Eel. 257
CARPET and rug weaving. 1880 Garfield.
Phone 25SS Blue.
WEAVING carpets. rugs PILLOWS: rugs for
sale. 221 Lake. 229S White.
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silver butterfly pin, dark stone settings.
Phone 4S1 Reward 1244 Topeka ave-
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
STUDENT wants work out OF
school hours to earn board Phone
566. Dougherty's Business College.
THOROUGHLY experienced farm manager
wants position on stock grain farm
Nothing considered for less than a year
Married, with small family. Can furnish
best of references. Address T. L., care
Journal.
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IMPROVED

160-acre farm near Dover: Will take good
modern cottage on West side as part pay.
Tel. 440.
FOR SALE-16O acres u miles southeast
of Topeka. A part in cultivation. balance
hay land and pasture. all fenced. No
other improvements $40 per acre. C. u.
Myers Co, S27 North Kansas ave. Phone
FOR SALE-110 acres well improved, ,
miles southeast of city. ALI. Brandy,
r. ]. Phone 4776 K-2.
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FOR SALE-POULTRY
WANTED-Poultry. Phone 3677 The
Copes. now located at 900 Kansas ave.
ATTOMORHES

AUTOMOBILES.
SEE our bargains IN second hand cara We
will make terms to suit customers. Cacii-
lac Sales Co. 514 Jackson Topeka. Kan
FOR SALE-One Buick 10, good condition.
good tires, $125. 49, Kansas ave. Phone
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BUILDING SITE BARGAINS
liz w. 10th, 1871 Lincoln. Both
improved. Call at ZIG w 10Th
phone 2437 Black after p. IN.
IMPROVED 80

mics out: VIII take modern VI est side
residence part pay. Come quick. Tel.
44e.
SUBURBAN BARGAIN-1l. acres. cottage,
outbuildnEs and fruit. West side. almost
joining city limits. 4 little less than s., 900
If sold by March LIST.
S c. KEESEX. Real Estate x Insurance.
Phone s. Mulv&ne Building.
FOR SALT room house, cellar. well.
milk house. outbuilding. barn. fruit.
Kaw bottom land. : acres. good macadam
road. close in. $3.50. Part cash. Terms
Bailey Bros. Co. 800 Res. 293.
FOR SALE=15 acres of Al Kaw bottom
land improvements; lnaeadam road ::
bargain; all ploweti. 81 coo. Terms. Bailey
Bros Co. $50 Res 2q3
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

Oil BUSY
Don't put off that house business any
longer. You can do better right now than
to wait till everybody is hunting In fact
we are already busy, but the sooner you
buy now the better both for the pocket
book and choice selection. We haven't time
to quote prices and places. Just call up
and state your conditions and needs: will
do our best to supply them. Yours for the
best year of all.
COTTRELL CO.
107 E. 9TH. Tel. $50. 34OS
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FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

WOR SALE-Team of good mares. farm
wagon. set heavy work harness c.
Moore. 351 wabash ave. Oakland.
FOR SALE-Cheap. horse and mare good
for city or farm absolutely sound. The
two for $40. Phone 1900 Nj.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

Established 1881 Notary Puhllc
THOS @. SHILLINGIAW
Dealer IN Land. Farms and Ranches
City Property. etc
Room 1. S31 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Monday evening February d,
silver butterfly pin, dark stone settings.
Phone 4S1. Reward. 124+ Topeka ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEHOL GOODS
FOR SALE-One brass bed. one iron bed
both mattresses new; one spring new :
one rug. new. 112J Van. Buren,.
FOR SALE-Gas range, almost new. Call
at 1913 Lincoln.
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FOR RENT-MISCELLA
FOR RENT-Vacant lots in Lenox addi-
ton, or buy on small payments, like
rent. rich garden land, cheap and easy.
Smith Agency. 523 Kansas Ave
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
MODERN rooms with board. 81 day; IS
per week. Topeka Hotel. 122 West 9th.
FOR SENT-FARMS.
FOR RENT-16O acres. 10 miles from To-
peka, 95 acres cultivated, 5 acres of
alfalfa, 10 acres of hay land, balance
pasture. L. S. Levitt & Son, 531 Kansas
FARM FOR RENT.
100 acres near Elmdale, Kansas. Call
on or address Mrs. Robert McCrumm,
Bank Hotel. Strong City, Kansas.
FOR RENTED acre farm 12O acres in
cultivation; cash rent, half down. A L.
Furman, Topeka, Kan, S11 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT OR SALE-10 acres, close to
city. improved good upland Smith
Agency, 523 Kansas Ave.
FOR RENT-MOdern apartment on To-
peka Avenue near Sixth. Telephone 919.
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FOR sALE-MOToRCYCLEs.


FOR SALE-Cheap. 1918 motorcycle, cas-,
terms. Call 2016 Blue
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14
NEW YORK STOCKS
Selling Of Broader and More
Promiscuous Character
Breaks Out Afresh.
TRADING ON LARGE SCALE

New York, July 13.--Selling Of broader
and more promiscuous character than that
of any recent period broke out afresh TO-
day, depressing prices of erstwhile favor
ties to lowest prices Of the year and Tor
time causing unsettlement in standard
shares. The decline gathered much OF Its
momentum from the short interest, that
faction extending its operations into new
fields, incidentally adding to the impairment
of stocks which already had suffered Sc
vero attraction.
Trading was on a large scale and wholly
at the expense ofyvalues, except In the last
hour, when abort covering brought about
partial readjustment and moderate re-
covcries from lowest levels. This motor
group was the chief center Of disturbance.
those Issues recording extreme declines Of
to points. with II for General Motors.
while stocks Of accessories declined to
points.
United States Industrial Alcohol struck
the new low level OF 81. maximum loss
OF SO points since last Saturday. but closed
at 1913. American Beet Sugar yielded only
AZ points, under heavy pressure. but other
mercurial issues of the same class lost
more ground.
aging reports regarding the loss or cancel
lation of foreign contracts. with recessions
of 3 to points in Crucible Steel, New York
Arbrake, American and Baldwin Locomo-
tives Westinghouse and Continental Can,
while Bethlehem Steel at one time reg
istered a decline Of 20 points at 4lsA, but
closed at 4S4h. United States Steel lost only
a substantial fraction. Notwithstanding Its
large turnover
In Its more Significant aspects the efature
Of the day was the advance In the Bank
Of England rate TO pcr cent, the first rise
since August s. 1914, when the discount
was reduced to s per cent. The change was
accompanied by the weekly statement, dis
closing a further gold contraction of "a
ntha HAKya 1NnN oantu n
national financial situation included weak
ening of marks in the local exchange mar
ket and the receipt Of additional British
gold from Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14
BEEF STEERS.

HoGs--The market was extremely uneven
today and principally a quality affair. Ship
pers failed to do much. and with them out
Of the game, packers proceeded to accom-
plish what they failed to yesterday. name
ly. widen out the spread between the good
to choice grades and common kinds. Some
Of the killer buyers had urgent orders for
good hogs, and with other markets report
ed higher. the local trade opened strong to
as much as SOLO up on anything desirable,
some Of the palmer hogs sharing the upturn,
but common stuff being as general thing
more or less neglected
The rest Of the packers had more bear
dope today, and would not pay much more
than steady prices for anything, while they
wanted the common grades on q lower basis.
Naturally they failed to get In while the
good hogs lasted, but after the other buy
ers began to get filled up and little was
left that could be classed as better than
fair. the bears came into control Of the
trade.
Most Of the sellers who had hogs left on
the close were unable to see any reason
for the late market being any weaker than
early. and while some strings were cashed
towards the finish at prices that were not
much better than steady. others were being
held for = return to the early basis. and
were still In the pens at midday. As a
general thing the palmer kinds got the
worst end Of the deal all through, being
neglected early. and almost unstable late.
Average market was not far from a nick
el higher than yesterday, sales ranging all
the way from 5Gl0c higher early, to no
more than steady on the close. Bulk sold
at ss.b5@e70, there being quite a showing
on up to $3.50. and the top reached $1,000
for the first time since April. 1910.
Current prices are anywhere from a nick
el to lbc higher than Thursday of last
week., but are weak to as much as loo, or
more below last Saturday. A few Of the
good hogs might be called steady with last
weeks close. and the top Is Sc higher, but
on the general run Of stuff prices have de-
preciated 6@l0c,
Representative saien. .s. ....
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14

SHEEP--Quite few mixed lots Of native
stuff was included In the days run. and
aged sheep and yearlings made up a fair
share of the offerings, arrivals Of range
lambs being very moderate. The result was
that the lamb market opened out In pretty
good season on fully steady basis, every
thing selling by the middle OF the forenoon
A seven-car consignment Of good Idaho
lambs, which made up the bulk of the range
offerings, brought tto.76. duplicating yea
terdays top while one OF two small lots
OF westerns took 1lo.sb. Natives sold
largely at 3t00o@10.S0 Feeders wore, a.
usual, scarce, not enough being offered to
really make Il market
The largest run Of sheep and yearlings
Of the week was here. but at that supplies
failed TO exceed packing requirements, and
offerings found . ready outlet at good,
steady prices. Fair TO pretty good ewes
sold mainly at T.a597,to. the latter price
being the days top and eaualing the high
mark for tire range season hung up ycs-
terday Two loads Of good handweiKht
yearlinss from western Idaho brought ss,l5
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on the Various Com.
mOdities,

New Work, July l3.--FLoUR--Firm
wHEAT-spot. Arm; No. durum,
si.3ok: No hard. s1.24: No, I northern.
Duluth. tl.slh No l northern, Manitoba.
41.31h (. o. b. New York.
CoRN--spot. easyp No. . yellow, $3.50
G. I. (. New York. Ill.
OATs-Bpot, hrmer: standard, CSC.
HAY--Steady; prime. Si.46; No. !, fl,40
@i.42h: No. Q. al.26@ls5; No. 8, 1850
lis. I.--.
HoPs--ouiet; state, common to choice,
1916. 10000; 1914 b@7c: Pacific coast,
1915. il@16c. L..
HIDEs-Firm: Bogota. SAN case; Central
America, 32hc.
LEATHER-Firm: hemlock hrsts. SIC;
seconds. sec.
PRovISIoNs---Pork. arm: mess. $4,000
$500; short clear. $500 @1s.bo. Beef.
strong: family. tisbo@2obo. Lard, steady;
middle west, e1S.b0@i3.60.
BuTTER-Firm; receipts. 1878 tubs;
creamery. extras 3sM 02shc: nrsts, 27@
ssc; seconds. 2th @26.
EG0s-Irregular; receipts. 2s,oSs cases;
fresh gathered, extra hns. N0a7c; extra
nrsts. 2b@2shc; Arsts, 24034hc.
CHEESE-Steady. receipts. t,e46 boxes
state whsle milk, fats. specials, i'm 20
ike: average fancy, 16@1bkc.
POULTRY--Alive. Irregular; broilers, Is
q 2sc; fowls, zoe; turkeys. lb91Sc.
Dressed. steady and unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14
GRAIN And PRODUCE
Fairly Good Cash Demand for
Wheat. But Market is Weak
and Prices Decline.
NO CHANGE IN CORN MART

Omaha, July 10, 1915.
There was q fairly good cash demand for
wheat today, but the market was Q trifio
weak, and sold about . cent lower. New
wheat, however, sold at almost Scent
premium. the two cars OF new wheat on
the floor today bringing Si.0s and si.osh
per bushel. Old wheat brought around
lio3h for the No grades and ssc and
Sloo for the No. 4 hard wheat
There was not much change In the corn
market, most of the samples selling about
the same - Yesterdays prices.
The oats market was q trifle weak. SELL
ing from o quarter to three quarters lower.
There was . fair demand for oats today
and receipts Of this cereal were very light.
Rye and barley were quoted nominally un-
changed
Clearances were: Wheat and hour, equal
to 1,lts,ooo bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels;
oats. $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, I'd higher; corn,
Id lower TO Id higher
Primary wheat receipts were sls'ooo
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts Of 24s,oo0 bushels and ship
ments Of $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 push.
eIs and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts Of 100000 bushels and shipments
Of 26i, 900 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were $4,000 busn.
els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments
81 $4,000 bushels last year.
Ne4 N
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14

New York, July 1s.-Easier Brazilian
cables were followed by some scattering
liquidation or local selling in the market
for coffe futures here during today's earlier
trading. and after opening five to six points
lower active months sold about Ave to
eight points under last nights closing figures.
There was no important pressure however,
and the market turned steadier late in
the afternoon on reports that santos offers
were shade frmer today, covering and a
little trade buying, December sold up from
$40 to ss.46, and March from $S.s5 to $s.62,
with the market closing at a net loss Of
/ to 3 points. Sales, 1880; July, ISIS;
August. 1874; September, $3.50: October,
ss.s7; November, Ss,H; December. ss,45;
January, s.51; February s.67; March, 863;
April, $S.6s; May, 1913: June, SS.7S,
spot-ouiet; Rio, rs Ak; Santos, IS 10h,
Offers from Santos were about Ave to ten
points higher, with, As quoted at $1o.45@
3l065, cost and freightsl London credits.
The official cables reported declines of 7b
to 100 refs in the primary markets. and
Rio exchange was i-16d lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-14

These sales were reported today:
Wheat--No hard winter, car tnew.
sa-Ib. test). t1.Osh; car new, e2-lb. test.
el.os; 1 car, tl.o6; / car, t.ob. NO. nara
winter, l car, s1.oS; s cars. N.0ah; ] car,
s1.oi; / car. si.o1h; 3 cars. N.oi; car,
fioo No. 4 hard winter, IN cars, n.o1 |;
/ car, 500; 1 car, geo; cars. seho. Sam
Die hard winter, car. s2c. Sample spring,
IS car (white), SIC. No. . white spring.
car. eekc. No. . mixed, car. sl.00, NO.
mixed durum, car, csc. No a Mixed
car (rotten), soc-
Rye-No. ., v car, $50.
corn-No / white. ! car. TIC. No;
No. 3 yellow, car. THO; car, TING. NO.
) ysilow. . ears. TIC No. yellow. car.
5so. No. yellow, car, 7+hc. Sample
vsilow. / car {hot). SIC. No. mixed, !
a., 7sHc. No. mixed, car. 7bhc. No.
{ mixed. car, f6c; car. TAG. sample
mixed. v car. SOC. .
Oats--No. . white, car. 3Shc; cars
rae. No. 1 white, / car, s7kc; 1 car. s7hc.
ssu,pIs white. 1 car. sThc; cars. sic;
omsh. Cash Prices--wheat: No. . hard,
ei.0lM 0i.osM; No. hard. Sl.oo@i.os;
No 1 hard. sshc@tLei; No. spring.
Si.os0i.o7; No. . spring. s1.ol@i.o4; NO,
Com: No. ! white. 7sk ORC; No: white
white, i6N @75hc: No. . white. 7b@7eAc'
No. ] yellow. 77A @77kc; No. yellow,
7sK uric; No. Z yellow. fb@fec; NO.
yellow, 7iQD7lhc: No. . yellow, 7sh @7Ac;
No; . mixed. 7sk @7Shc; No. 5 mixed. ~
07sNc; No. 4 mixed. 76h @ T6c; No . mix
"a. fb67bhc; No. 8 mixed. H01ec. oam
ssGc: No. ! white, as@ssho; No. I white,
S7M @s7Kc. Barley: Mating, ss07se; NO.
fnaA ke0elu.