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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

Features Of the Trading aud Closing
prlren IN llnnrH Of Trade.

CHICAGO M. April ~ Hullish crop
conditions throughout the winter wheat
bsif. including serious lack ~ moisture
20 Nebraska, carried the wheat market
today sharply upgrade. Closing prices.
although unsettled. We're ihe 10 2ise net
higher. with May al 81 lHhul ~ ana dA3
" Ni7+ Corn gained . shade 20 q
oats finished suA.c 20 haAc down hnd
provisions. W BE- 20 z2'to
Wheat buying which started with
rush a. soon ~ trading began, Was MAJ
tanned 81 y broad scRie tne krenier part
N the session The only important re-
action came III The last hour, and an
peHfed "a M duo ~ realizing sales, ~
spiftd Nv belief on the phft ~ some
holders that the advance hhd been too
rapid 400 thar profit tahlnF MF y
dff CDmmiHalon houses almost HMnlT
m0uHly we're aggressive N De buying
fact Witch the bulls haerihed 20 a Widen
ing out of intAtuniH ~ the ratl y M
general public w ihlN connection Htli.
rhaalH appeared % be- given 70 tails q
ihe likelihood ~ renewal TINS year %
me ohrig war time pinch ~ whfat sur
pitee the theory helms that Europe DC
creased acreage and labor ahofiaAn would
nni again w. offset boy unusually album
darn sf0ps ln the United States
Assertions thai European fanunrntal
fauuifemsnta were not hNinH Adequately
mel - Argentine and Australian ships
lnsnts tended a1iunNhsi y help WV me
* heat market hnlf colo nnd elne ~
he northwest, implying delay 10 seaiinsi
faihtsd sis6 10 s6me estent AZ a handl
ZAP cn ttr bears
GOA hardened 1uiy 4 iiiile 20 fesi0nsf
u whaat atfonsfh The glfewnaiahea
tlAt staFka sefe faiflF ii'sHfal END fhst
tash Aemana WAS sine NsriHgd % AZ
~ naafiY 4 eainpiuie nffsei Nsia dfakaFa
iaAar 81 account ~ arfaink pfNsttas %
iNlnaia AnA fuAa Canadian oats an
l.saFad IA ~ a4inihg faNaf faf AhtpWfnt
IN tha 0raninN af nAFiNNllHh
tliMhaF RNEA NN boss hf9Naht sN4H
nh AAtaNNa iN NfNVlsiHNN AhN N3iM At
mr. hNeiNasN NaM iN iAfN
thseAga NaNh FFiHrA MNHsi ~ tni
All 7b3tMa wa yMt MMfHi@hl MI
NMfI " MAT ta NV t4Ni
&A4 NaFW NM NsilWm A#*& #@
NMliNW liMMikae NatH MN Mhita
tiaaMit4 aiaNaHft NMyAfa Use Nc
a NaflFk NWN NHf88 tiHatAH
~ SOFA # al4tnf NAnEtkAM tfHH
4k ti ssfNill lard iiM fih# tAa
ANtN
pitVfNH luwtf ftamett slA
tililH assf vsif'A
ffsit Nt4HtiAe afuieaff Wffit NsN
~ afh afta lN IHigH 81 s
lnt AfnfA hss.'p'h CATS @
fsIf4nF ANfs aafhsaFaA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Brisk Cash Demands Sends All
Grains Up-Whcat Especially
Active at Two Cent Advance.
CORN IS CENT AID HALF UP

OMAHA April z. 1919.
The ca8h demand fof al 81 eals was
excellent today aHd there vas gsnsfnl
advance " prices The Hnffi mAfset
VAS especially active ana ne offerings
Corn receipts we're not very heavy ana
fNe domand fOf this cereal would nave
easily taken care ~ larger rsoeiptt.
The better Eradea ~ corn sOld about
llzc higher, the or grades advancing
Yellow corn solG about j. IN advance
~ me white and about Nc above me
rnixed corn. .,..
THO demand Tor Oats WIS considerably
improved ara the market aOld from "
"a W bighHr, bulk ~ thf hniea beinK
made "a " advance
RISE followed mo other markets hnh E0la
about IL ~, while barley Was qBOt6a a.
practically unchanged preeH,
EinafAnrea N wheat AMI -four were
fquHl n i9H.teD bu,, corn. 1907 bn'
bHfa. i7eW0 w.
All liverpool Wheat closed unchanged
N N lover. cOfn unchanged - ~ low
fF
Primary what receipts we're 2.9tzVa
bB ana shipments i,HngD bB.i hgainHI
receipts ~ 15zN0 W.. ana shipments ~
13e.HJ bu. iaAt tenf
Primary corn receipts NCfe iNVtW nu
and shipments f.lEfp bn. against -
rtipfs ~ fsD0 VI. AbG shipments N ~
IN 30. last year
Primary outs receipts we're i8g.G9 ~
md fhipmeBta iG2z,N0 Dn, HgHinei re
seiptt n g1OJ bu and shipments ~ 81.
~ 10 last year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

ST. LOUIE. Mo., April l2.-fATTfEe
Receipts, 500 head market lie higher
native beef steers, 81 yyli9. n. ye8fiinR
steers and beifofs. ts.at01s0. COWS. t5.51u
400, Btockera and feeders f.syusig,
southern steers, B.z5ffs.l5, cows and belt
era. iiVUg.OO; native calves, fgOyaiOD.
lBOga Receipts. f,2U bend market
higher pigs and LIGHTS, E,2i4tJ75i mixed
and butchers. tgg0ng9 good heavy, ua
M9Gik
SHEEP MD LAMBS Receipts, ,s1l
head market steady ~ lbc higher year
ling Wetiefa 81 014ti0 ~. lambs faO0li
ii.75 ewes. ~. 1ds.i1
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

ahoion 1915 itH2c 1914. a0ae; Pacific
coast 1913. i2uIbc. 1913. N0lOc.
HIDES FIRM boROtG, 6HQafc central
america, Dbl
LEATHER Firm. hemlock nrsta &c,
seconds B8fia4e. -
pHDVIsfDNR Pork, firm. mess, E4hDlt
~ a1f9f ~ Reef firm. mess. n16Nl1s.t0,
family, fi@D1lf20g0 Lard. strong, middle
Hehf. 81 a9ulz0J
BFTrER firm. receipts. 1870 tubs
creamery extras sIAQ3slzc, nrfts, 2S'h0
nc, seconds, Tgf11c.
TgGa-t Unsettled. receipts. 41,nO eaees
fresh gathered hxtraA, NlF0zlet reEnlnlt,
packed extra fifsts, zzil6tZsc, Nrsts, zMW
sltke seconds, a0Alfzlf.
fHEEgE~f ffeRHlAf, focFlpie, 40 boxer
state, flats aperinis iBlz1ibAei current
make, specials, tic, average run lsg1ya
lga.e. Wisconsin twins held. bAn5Ff
BGffITHY Alive. Unesfisin. no pricss
settled Dressed firm. chickens, HWDc,
fowl. isll9ize. turkey, D0@,e'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

Dospite tie faei that the lambs have
bNeH running ~ freely ~ this point this
Hfek. p8ckNfa camo right back for more
tfia morning. ana started ihe ball rolling
W. picking 10 . few " the light iBmbH
Oh mostly i0c higher basis Holders ~
VICINITY Kinds we're unable - Ret more
thau meady prices early but later on
rsekofa found That they had use Tor al
fhn Rood lambs here. bnd IN the end most
~ ihe strong weight offerings shared
The DptUtn. although here and there
bunch looked little n my better than
8teSdy BefDfs n O'Clock pretty fair
clearance had been made, only . few
buncbeR ~ lHsbetw6Hn Hfuff being re-
ported as unaolG Rest Ns1leaHa a0id
~ tif@ today. while buzz N the good
,ht ma baudy i8ubs sold upward from
NJ NoBie N tha choice lambs ib6t
we're fathrf wdRhty brought tit41. BOT
rOai IN the heavy offerings are selling
mound iiiH and under
BUyofs finally cleaned 40 lie weiRhty
l8tdhs yssiefdsy, paying prices thaf
while uneven we're mainly steady. a
spread N Hi6gn1i,H took most ~ the
knGtY stum NJ deairabis quality
HcpresentatiVc sales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
MInnennnII. GrnIn MnrLrI

MtsNEApDffs April ", WHEAT
May, q ri m tulY Nyl@ cash No
hard, 81 ats No northern q 2iitu
j sais No northern titlis
FE0t' unchanged
BARLEY N4ffac
-HY H-A1a9lr
BRAN SIS 2sdia0D
CORN No. 8 yellow 75a5fc
OATS No. 3 white. l2ui1isc
H'tAkHisEb s. i5hu2s0l.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

While IA " l'asslhlr ~ heep
naen ihr rnee We Mtlt 30 -
tnul uw supA, 4 hshauslrd
lhanaad N Uour d made tfnm
atlscird Nebraska Whsai No
fhlns HHeF Tee TREAD plet pF
uakra thuwAaN Rvt y
hagk ~
tipalih flnuf nnihink ilhpJ pR lhe
market Made ifam iha best -
ialifd So Nbrat NeibiHk
liner an ans price fN
40 lhs nast Waite ar Nsllge tafn
meal iNr ~
lhs nes nnlled Whllf bfrahtssi
oatmeal nr ~
a lhs Wrai hRles iapau Nlft ~
ite thngt iapan Ni.e lag aNelt
llN Gov 90
ttAfKe vases rnnAUnted Mia 49,
amail fana CWnNfHsHi Mllh -
fans ni af Mustard aafAiaes W.
8#nt ihW tFNii rFwRttFa IN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

kANRAA cry. April " WHEAT
Ma. hard 81 1871 81 no, 3 red, 81 leii
tsss May. Nii Julys II 10
HtlBA FirHia, a0Ac
POULTRY Hens i6e turkeys M
syringe ahr
CORN Ma. missed tiufit4F No =
white f0r No yellow i3isMie MaS.
Nfh nlet July iiAe
OATS Ma 3 white iiWisr No mixed
liHt2N
NTrEH#atrametk Hr nrsia Noi
seconds ait packing Gee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

TNMNAN IIJT, NO. AVflT .iHTl
TIE looelpta ann beaa3 fuafket "
higher prime fed afeefs, fg.l,ltg. ~.
dressed beef steers, s.ooN9.1t western
stesrs isG0li1.z5. COWS. fJ.bdUs. II beifsfs
~ 9'lia61t HiOckers aHd feedafs. E.fs9i1. 10.
bulls. tl.7JUf.5b. calves tgVtltl0.I.
HOGS, Receipts. 1900 haad market
steady. close strong bulk, f92ylIa.l1,
heavy, a. f1lig. IS, packers and butchers
81 MIla50. ilght. gg.I,0945. pigs. ls2u
EN
RlfEEp Ash LAMBS Receipts 1000
ho8d market steady lambs. ti9s,lpli ~
yaaflinaa f9.5int.O. Wethefs, r1VQ9.6gi
ewes J}0oUs.15.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
METAL market,

NEW YORK, April IL -METAl.s-I ead.
81 mas o. apoltef. firm East ~ L9ns
delivery, isAfngAe GGpper. firm elee-
trolytic nearby nominal. third quarter
i2i f6Q29 90 Iron. firm and unchanged
Tin hrm. spot Nio6 bid. 80. a.. o.,
All London Spot copper. Rlzs lWi ~,
lures, Rii9 los eleetroytie glme SRg ".
lin. Ri9s futures. eiT. Lead, "a l'e'
Epetier Goo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
cmIcAGo LIVE srocK mAHHgr
Cattle FIrm---uOss strong--sbesp
Steady

ceiDts. i2,0J head market firm. n8tiYe
beef steers, ts.Oui001 western steers
gI.7'Nfs70. st0ckefH 1Hd feeders. S5.10as 81,
COWS ana beifefs, Ni0agi0, calves, mini
i025.
strong i0o higher, bulk, tJ.iha9.75. light
g.2tq9hO. mixed, ptAla9. NJ. heavy, f.5Gli
g0 rough, D.2DUa,W. piRs, All 251ts41
HfEEp AND LAMBS Receipts. 400
hand, market sto6dy. Wethers. N0ilt9. ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

MNM fWttk Apri ~ COPPER teal
tEuH aHaad reactions Doe thF markei A4f
geffea fAlNWs here to-day hnN demand
#netnsi ln lesitsa aaiitp. although tha ~
hles aiiaer1 continued NfmMeHa ih NFNNii
A#f lMalWN Af urt tNgiihH 10 tM
Nagnth sales aFfa MN has ANFW
sHa NHN iNNH. E tMiF RNhs
A#8N8f Ntt #eaNWhvf NtWN NtafHF
h MM& N8hHi hA NwNNWHNF NNN
Mu# HifeH steady WlN a A
a4Ataa 81 W aHa fetWffnt tNHf tn'
sAH hst Hlt liiH IA NJ tk aHhnHsl
silHAf fem Hihf saHt FkNseA Hl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

aApt Jars Iufe strained lloney
taF 49,
skinner Matafnhi nf apAFhplllt
pef Pas st Y hu
linlasn NaH MaeaFnRl Nt HpAEh
elti per Rhk hhr
lH hsrs neat Km All diamond g
nr iauuhfY aHnnh White
lhHbdl SNAP Coz 49,
tafga Haitiss Worcester sauce
fufe Tomato Nstsnp ~ rlekisa
assorted siBda battle hhr
al HafH Vases cas- S.
M q e. a. hfumhles Pas w.
ts uaepa pEE tpudensfd Nlufp
Neal fnE g.
uasiateaa fesnui iiglis psF
th a ~ Nahf
iiefahtA ilteAktast tmfna psF
tN Az 80
Fhe Wesi tsa HfilHss lb iAAsF
fanft nmiAFH HaRfns tniiee ppf
III a Nv
fhr nea alHstlt 1rFsh tswa asg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

~ JOSEPH April ~ CATTLE Re
ceipis, i9g1 head market strong steers,
Il. sOn9.N COWS and heifefh. Wbona09.
caves. W,00n860
HOGS Receipts. ibOo head market
steady top. 80 bulk Of sales. fs.2M
BHEFP AND LAMBS Receipts $50
head market strong lambs. fii .gafl J y.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
SUGAR Market.

Ngw YORK, April ~ SUGAR Raw,
frm. centrifugal. s6e, molaHses 0lec
Reflned. firm Futures opened flftneI q
coverinK and some support from tfangs
interests AZ noon prices were 70
points higher
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

81 254ts.2g. COWS and heifers. f8.6Tuib9i
bulls. stays etc. g5.D07,3s.
HDGR- heoeipA, 500 head market ~
~ zoe higher. heavy. f9.5J9i9.G, mixed,
81 2Jlaaj. light, D.iOug26; bulk of sales,
81 gJ1f1 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ~
EeaN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
~. Louis tlralu MarLet.

ST LOUIS. Anil la WHEAT SO
I'D q Ao hard nominal MO
81 iHls til
conn M b thr $50 white. sitr.
Ma} ~ luis asr
oars 30 Ee $50 white Hanu
nal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

CATTLE Tie fsesip;s ~ cattle we're
guile large this morning, phi Fortunately
tbefe VS. Il good demand. 20 mai tie
trade WIS lH 4 very SATISFACTORY cgnbi-
ton Prices paid On Killers we're gen
orally zoe higher Than YESTERDAY ara me
ffads active a. the advance, - tnai
pfnc fionlig everything tpid ~ good afas
son In the morning ~ high a. NJ
NHs paid for good beef steers, Good
eto0kGfs and feeders Wefe about steady
but anything not especially good vas
llitls Inclined ~ be f0N and weak.
Quotations on cattle Good 20 choice
beoYcs. pk0a98 fair to good beeyeA,
q gylis 80. common 10 fair beeYeH, f,.HNP
k.1 good ~ choice haiferH, il.2afh.2Bi
good 10 choice cows, figyht,iJt fair 10
good COWS, p.2tD700. common % fair
c0Wn, ~ 501sg6i good ~ choice feeders
NJ s5ngN fair - good feeders, NSyp
ST. common 10 fair feeders, t.80a7.at,
good 10 choice stoehHff, Ai1aas.25; stock
heirers. 81 ib4fI r.. stock COVE, 1850
l0i stock calveHi H.QnNsg, Vsenl calyes
ST 0DtiG2g, bulls. ataaA, etc. fJ.tDuTW
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

NEW YORK, April MERCANTILE
PAPER @aa8h per eeft
SILVER liar, 624c, Mexican dollara'
t8ihc
EOsps Government, steady railroad,
irregular
TIME LOANS Steady. sixty days, ~
08 per cent. ninety days. 3 per cent. six
months 3fp5A per cent
GAIL MONEY Easier. high. q per
cent. low. ~ per cent ruling rate, Per
cent. last loan, 2 per cgnt closing Din
~ per cent offered NJ per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

There sales we're reported today
Wheat NJ 2 hard winter 2 cars, y ~
NJ 2 hard yipter eaf. giY ] or.
Y reg q 2A cars, n I'M ! eaf.
f.ii@ M Z hefd winter ! ~. tiiiH.
! car, Il ig4s il cafa, Al 70. lB cars n ",
z ears 81 20. q cHfa " .gM sample hard
nlHttf I ear N1 cat w eaf,
caf iiH, NJ /. gptins I eaf, l lg.
z fnfs. nm, No 4 Disad ears, n III,
eaE u M No I tniNed ner Mon
lsne y q ,eag r.@ No ! MIXED d..
W. NJ csfs. 0c No. 4 ear
corn 40 z white 2 mrs, ioc. oar
R&f 50 2 white caf 7gci u cars.
Nff 10. : white. fet ~, z cars
~ No I White. ! caf. Wa car, 90,
NJ z yellow ! caf 90. 7ge. u car 1ie.
80. ysii0N ! car, I'M, . cefs, fici
ar. 70be 80 yellow. ! ear 1ie, cars,
~ No yeliow z csis. mir ! CT
eafupie yellow eaf, ~ SO. mixed.
ear, 7ic No. Z MIXED, car, lgIej ~
cara, ~ cef wf.c. 10 : mixed
car mr. ! car, Mc, Z cars. @5c. ! eaf.
fsi4c. ! car ssc 70 inixsd car, ~;
M, car, 81 sample mixed. ! car,
D8tg@ho 3 white I cars, 5zAc, No
white. 4 cars tzc care, fiBe, ! chr.
lltse Sample white. \ cars, nc.
Ofn6hA Cash Prices Wheat, No hard,
81 i5ffl.E M. q hard, gltiWi ~ No. !
hard, gi,VGfi ~ No sprluE, gileNf
I,i7H, ~. NDring, .NMnt ~ M.
ml .f8& Corn No white, gs51af1giAet
no. y white gJll1D No. 4 white, W1Nt
N1e, No. white NmGse No, White. hD1
au7iHr. No 4 yellow, Mafic. No. yell
lDN. 9Ihma3lkc. No yFiiOM, NH1ifNe
40 < mixed, G'i@fjic No mixed, stp
f9i4e No 4 mixed. gitffNsNe. No. wiped
white. lgulgNo, standard. 4zi4ftt24ft No
white lzlifli4c. 10 4 white 4iH4tflt I.
Barley Mailing, ezutSc, No ! feed, Sgd
Csc sye No q Nffsici No. q Hlift -,
Chicago closing prices Furnished IHs
Rec ~ iSCRan a grYan, stock ana HtniI
brokers 5i5 E0uih MttesDth street
Dmahss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

Good Table NuttfFinF lh isf
THE best EgWal d Creamery WNi
trT per lh r.tatff4ttrft Az
Fpll cream N \ White Of tnuna
Amerlga hnesr oar lh Ait
tWll Cream Wisconsin, thetAe, vi
lh Ar Fslf+ss ta
NaNifhafai hFeau zach At
rANtA FlnniilA hnArt ruiz
tArH aAc, fNt, Hh,l And to-
fnr kfutfAnlL MAllktI az
nMAnA tnu rtii fttll'it
ih 10 hFl NsA HFe Nat iaisi 81
hHW iaHEaka Ataa
kaa aafais Ha1ta aaW
FniHa ~ Nsefe laa F# e.
Fahef HiHa NaWat tea
fesH NaaH aHaft ftsa
FFeHH Aaf&fskHs AaAf0
HKe HNH u4H tAe
tfHNt NhHtath ka
iAtsa taHte4et ts lea tatt
fstss amsn taa i5
Nsif pa
wHNA @NaMAN8 ##G#
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
tiseFuaaI liraIn MarLst.

itNHtipNala ApfN pa WHEAT Spot
Na 3 Manitoba ils 10 No. . red western
MS 81 $50 hsfn winter, suit Die ~
Colin spot American missed new. les
"a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

OMAHA, April II. Bank clearinss tor
omaha today we're Hb7g,2Go.is and for
liz Corresponding day LAST year H'eF'-
2g4e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13
,dou, o,,y 1--we stoeL MarLst

SIOUX cry. Aphl Ia CATTLE re.
higher. native steers tfb0np q butchers,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

iteeeipis ana DISPOSITION of live stock ~
ne Mon Hf1ek RBfds IN Omaha fOi
twenty -four houH ending ~ O'Clock
9oatefdnRt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-13

Receipts of live stock ~ the five pfin
ripst western markets
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
TALKED IN COURT 4b DAYS

AT the conclusion Of the hearing
in the ease Of the AmaIgamatcd
Properties Of Rhodesia. Limited,
against the Globe and Phoenix
Gold Mining Company, Limited.
Mr.. Upjohn. X. c.. concluded his
speech for the defendants having
addressed the court for forty five
davs. the hearing having occupied
144 days in all. He said he was
not sure whether he ought to
apologize for the length Of time nc
had occupied. but he felt he could
not blame himself. Tie had more
than fifty thousand questions AMI
answers to 90 through. five thou
sand pages Of printed evidence.
aud 256 exhibits I'm reading. not
ing and snvthesizing the case for
the purpose Of placing il before
the court he had occupied eighty
four davs. not to speak If the
work done bv the other counsel
for the defendants.
Justice Eve said Mr.. V'pjohn IS
great speech was boumd to pro-
woke great deal Of criticism. be-
cause Of its length. But. having
listent6 UtSefv word Of that
speech. he was well qualified to
pffer an opinion upon it. and he
wished to cypress his appreciation
Df it as an example of mwearing
industry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04

hard to produce n cotton crop,
each wear. had to sell it at piti-
ful price fixed hv the cotton spec
ulatOrs, aud ! cannot forget that
experience, ! have just the same
interest in the welfare of the rice
farmer as ! have IN that Of every
other farmer when see him done
an injustice. If some Of the news
paper fraternity had walked as
many miles as | have between the
plow handles. they would write
more editorials in behalf of the
farmer and not so many in behalf
OF the speculator.
Very truly yours,
B. +. QUINN.
State of Texas.
County of jefferson.
Before me. Elvina Foncs. a Not
arv Public, in and for said County
and State on this dav personally
appeared b. +. Quinn, who upon
his oath states that the figures
contained in the foregoing state
mcnt by him. as official. from the
United States Department Of Agri-
culture at Washington. y. C.. are
true and correct. this the 1st dav
of November. 1916. Mt Beaumont,
(Seal.) ELVTNA FO\ES
Notary Public. Jefferson County. |
Texas.. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
THIS Is IMPORTANT, MIR,
VOTER.

Mr.. Voter. look at your ballot
carefully. Amendment to Art.
Gle 40 makes it possible to hay.
women on school and charitable
boards. You know how impcrt
ant it is that children have a
mother s care in the home ..i,d this
same care is equally necessary in
the school. Looking after emil
dren is peculiarly a woman's lob
SO our. schools need the help of
women in their Boards. The,
take our asylums and hospitals.
Can Won run these well without
women to help' Other states
have found out that women are
peculiarly fitted to serve on Pub
lie Boards. and Louisiana women
are as able as those Of any other
state. Vote YES to the Amend
ment to Article 21O.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
MILL1ONAIRES FOR HUGHES

Allen l.. Benson, the Soc;aIs,
candidate for President, has jus,
reached San Francisco after Il
campaign tour across the country.
This is how he sums up the situa
tiOn:
"Thc tendencies Of the voters,
as ! have observed them, all in
cline toward the reelection of
Mr.. Wilson. If Mr.. Hughes is
permitted to talk long enough he
will do for Mr.. Wilson all that
the President can t do for himself.
Mr.. Hughes is trying to get the
solid millionaire vote and | think
he will succeed.
As to the feeling Of the people
West of Wall street Mr.. Benson
has the same conviction as Mr..
Hanley, the Prohibition candi-
date. lie also saw signs every
where Of a revolution against the
Republican candidate.
When Mr.. Benson says Mr..
Hughes is trying to get the solid
vote of the millionaires he simply
says in another way what the Of
ficers of the American Federation
Of Labor and Of the great organs.
ization Of Mine Workers set forth
in their appeal to their rank and
file to support the President for.
the reason that labor and humans
rights have got more out Of his
Administration than all previous.
national administrations put tdsf
uether.
These labor leaders have made
the issue plain. Two elements.
hey say. are matched against each
,ther. On one side is Wall Street
the milliOnaires to whom Mr..
Benson refers. On the other are
he plain people.
Whenever such an issue is made
ism { hard to foresee the out
ONE. Wall Street has the wealth
ut the other side has the num-
ers.
The President could not have {
sked a better piece Of luck than {
, have the link between Hughes {
nd Wall Street made plain. Mr. I
ughes himself has made il plain t
the pitifullv weak speeches he Z
rs made from one end of the |
,untry to the other.-States. :
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
THIRD TO RETURN TO DEMO
CRATIC FOLD.

In the opinion of l.. II. Thomas
chairman of the Democratic Stat,
Central Committee. the Third Con
grcsSiOnal District will return tt
the Democratic column Nov. Z
and Wade q. Martin Of st. Martin
will be elected to Congress owe,
his Bull Moose oppomcnt, Judge
Whit j. Martin. of Lafomrche
Mr.. Thomas has Just completed n
speaking tour Of the district and
returned 10 his home in Shrcve-
port.
"The Democrats will carry St
Martin by 1,20N majority" said
Mr.. Thomas. Lafayette by 400
to 500 majority; Vcrmilion by 3M
to 400. and will easily break even
: in Terrebonnc.
1.-THE PrOgrcssivcs viii carry
bafourche and st. Mary by good
majorities ont not as large as two
wears ayo and their majorities in
iberia and Assumption will he
small Although close, the odds
favor the Democrats"
: Mr. Thomas saws many Progress
sives have become disguised with
their party as shown bv the letter
Of Rene II. Himel who withdrew
from the marty after il went into
the Republican camp bv its Nor
City action. indorsinc HUGHES.
Scores have followed Mr.. TTime.
John NJ Parker. their recent can
didatp for governor. is campaign
ing the North for Wilson. while
the Third District Progressive or
vanization has indorsed Hughes.
Hundreds Floclsing to
Democratic etandard.
In the confusion resulting. hun
drcds are f1ockino to the standard
Of Democracy. Thev have raised
large sugar crop and are prospc-
rous and have no complaint.
Edgar r. Lech, Of the Ccnserva-
tion Commission. who has been in
Tcrrebofpe ten days, found a
GsOkinU Democratic sentiment -
that parish. At a meeting in
HOuma. ont of possible 500 ,ot-
in9 capacity. there were 274 at
lhe meeting cheering Wade Mar
tin and Democracy. Mr.. Lech
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
BLAME WILSON.

blame Wilson for everything,
says Hughes in speech Headline
IN Denver News.
II your crop is on the bum.
Blame Wilson;
81 vour old Ford will not hum
Blame Wilson:
II your false teeth break in two
And your food Won cannot chew
Ana your stomach s feeling blue.
Blame Wilson
~ your water mains run drv.
Blame Wilson:
Ana IT some one blacks your eve
Blame Wilson:
" vonr sewer is not laid
II vo"r taxes are not paid.
JUST start M a great TRADE
Gainst Wilson
II your street is never paved.
Blame Wilson;
II vour soul is never saved
blame Wilson;
II your collars torn and srlit
IN vour shirt there is a slit
II your old suit does not fit
Blame Wilson.
If the weeds GROW on your lawn
Blame wilson:
II your summer cash is gone.
% ~Blalpe Wilson;
IT vOu have no Overcoat.
And old winters got your yoat
AS vou ride in hard luck boat
Blame Wilson.
II you re sore at all mankind.
Blame Wilson;
IT your pants are patched behind
Blame Wilson;
II we re out Of Europc's war
And our absence makes YOU sore.
DO not rant and rave and roar
Blame Wilson.
I the railroad strike is off.
Blame Wilson;
I Republicans all scofr.
Blame Wilson;
md If on November eight
lr. Hughes. the candidate.
S three million votes too late.
Blame Wilson.
IL. u. q. Craig in Craig Empire.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
OhMildre1 al Dry
FoR flgIOaee's
q 40 - MA

Every body has a grudge at the
man who il accuse / Of being hog.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
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