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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
CIVIC LEAGUE HOLDS
DIRECTORS MEETING
Adopt Resolutions on Problem Of
Grade Separation Along the
Belt Line.
MANY BODIES REPRESENTED

A resolution 10 the effect that tho
Omaha Civic league does not favor
makeshifts-that the city planning
committee be requested 10 take UNI
der advisement the problem OF grade
separation along tho Belt Line in the
western part OF the city" was
adopted by the board OF directors OF
the organization at meeting at the
Commercial club.
Several other important problems were
discussed at the meeting.
Stanley NJ Rosewater. seeretary Of the
league. has Just received a conmunlca-
tion from the Department OF Commerce
at Washington, asking for cooperation
IN tho matter OF encouraging the public
TO save waste paper and rags, the sug-
gestion being made that good use might
be made by collecting the same by the
proper organizations throughout the couu-
try an means Of raising money TO carry
on various civic and charitable work
where II would probably not pay the ay-
erage housewife 10 attempt 10 collect
waste paper and rags In small amounts
for regular dealers.
s'Tin Can Campaign"
The Civic league discussed the adviaa-
bility OF inaugurating a tin can cam
paign"
J. 8. White, a lumber man, suggested
that the big smelling companies might 10
interested In such movement. the solder
in tho old tin cans being more valuable
than usual at the present time
That the Tin can proposition IA one
which should be brought TO the attention
Of every resident Of Omaha was the con-
tentlon OF Mrs. G. w. Hayes chairman
OF the municipal housekeeping commit
tee. She pointed out tho fact that dis
ease germs Turk IN the stagnant water IN
old tin cans. which are said 20 be ideal
breeding places for mosquitoes.
There are now more than fifty organl-
cations represented in the Omaha Civic
league. according 70 Mr. Rosewater, each
being entitled 70 three delegates These
organizations include the Commercial
club. Ak-sar-ben. Rotary club "A clu1i
Noon Day club, Builders Exchange and
most OF the improvement clubs and others
interested in tho heauufyinE and upbuilds
Ina OF Omaha and Us civic improvements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
BELLEVUE 0eBATERS
DRAW WITH WESLEYAN

nellsyua college negative dehatera won
two.te.ono decision over the uffluna
tive team from Nebraska Wesleyan last
nlEht before an audience ~ iielleYue pele
nle IA the auditorium ~ the Presbyterian
church Thin Was The eastern half W ihR
dlal debate between thcsa lae schools ~
tho question. iirsalgeA T'hat ihe Intei
states shall substantially increase ua
armAmspt nsruls Millsr tauaaad
Richardson ana seymour HWigh laHa ih
fiaar for iielleype ath Paul Hharp uW
Moiir.ds ana i#Yd Woflf4 apoto fz
Wesleyan.
rsllsvuaa team whlah geft ta tWlf
anY faafa eas COMPRESSED ~ ami kH
uisE Randall nlart and iaek rhelF O.
lost "a WEairfan 81 uuaHimaaa a. laian
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Despite Heavy Receipts Wheat Has
Poor Demand and Sells
Lower.
sCANT CHANGE IN CORN RATES

OMAHA, April q, is1s.
The wheat market WINS very weak to
day. although the receipts were fairly
heavy, the demand being poor. The bet
ter grades Of hard winter wheat sold q
cent lower, while the off-grade stuff SOLO
70 cents lower.
Corn WAS also poor seller, the demand
for this grain being very hight Corn
sold unchanged 20 Y cent lower.
Oats were steady, selling At unchanged
prices.
rye and barley were quoted unchanged;
clenrnnces were Wheat and flour equal
10 2aS5,000 bushels. corn, $4,000 bushels
oats. i.l70.OO0 bushels.
Liverpool Close Wheat ana corn, no
market holiday.
Primary wheat receipts were i7s3,00
bushels and shipments, $4,000 BUSHELS
against receipts OF 1900 bushels and
shipments Of iiis,000 bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were i,ib2,W
bushels and shipments 1877 900 bushels,
against receipts OF 10000 bushels and
shipments OF 100000 bushels last year
Primarq oats receipts were l,i4lgW
bushels and shipments. i,b21 900 bnHhelhl
against receipts OF 1900 bushels ana
shipments Of $4,000 bushels last year.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
JUNIOR COMMERCE CLUB
NAMES HOFFMAN PRESIDENT

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tho la8ief amneF 80 1lak 81 ihs itah
school % enHsfaa sttftsH aHe,s
tta faitantue HseE Fe SEA thlos
tfsiinaa heaHH tatM t1ks
rfsetfent tatH iaaH ffasas
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
sEw YonK STOCKS AND bonds
Zone Of Market IL Uneasy over War
Glsuatann

Tone Of Market IL Uneasy over war
situation.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Heavy and per
flstont selling pressure was again highly
ffcctlve during today's two-hour session,
thc recess Of the preceding day merely
nccentuating the extent ~ the liquidnting
nloyement Trading was far the largest
81 any recent week end, approximating
represented the output IN the final hour,
when tho list WINS almost without sem
blanee Of support.
The German and Mexican crfsisea. for
~ such they are regarded by the finan-
plal community, were again the factors
around which the furious market centercd.
Special stocks that description applying
more directly 70 the munitions. equip'
ncnt, minor industriale and oils, we're
rteadiiy liquidated, with few exceptions
general these issues arc 30 20 10 points
under last years best quotations.
Among the weakest issues were General
Motors which fell 20 10 40, Mexican
Petroleum. 70 TO 81: United states In
dustrial Alcohol 8 10 ~; crncible Steel,
~ TO Is Baldwin Locomotive. 6A 70 "a,
Studebaker, to 12ih; American Smelling
o 10 8h; Greene cannnea, 20 HM; Texas
company, 10 IS; America Car, ~ TO *.
and various others OF that class 10 3
points
United states Steel. which outsrtipped
nll other stocks In volume OF offerings,
manifested some steadiness nj first. but
10 back 10 70 as the selling movement
hefed greater momentum. Rails were
immune for time, but the same course
as operative in that quarter later tho
"a stern lne cOaiera, Changers and Trans
cntnentals losing from l 10 2 points.
Mercantile Marine proffered was con
plfuous for its relative strength. but
y " cd a point on It's very largo over
turn.
There we're signs Of LIQUIDATION in bonds
sore issues receding materially on large
offerings. Total sales, par value,
amounted to 100000.
Eritcd States coupon and registered 30
md coupons Is declined X and Panama
u registered X per cent on call during
lie week.
Number OF gales and leading quotations
IN atneka today Wero.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
DlsL0eArIS SHOULDER
AS Nc FAILS UPON WALK

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sseains asa ts aa tn WVH sh
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

NEhllNNtE
CATTLE-s.ner more we're no cattle Of any
consequence IN sight this morning, but
for the week receipts have been quite
liberal, running about on a par with last
week and a year ago,
Corn fed beeyes have been IN light SUP.
ply all the week, with the result thar
prices have been shaded somewhat from
day to day, and arc now IN most cares
ne much as i04l5c lower than last weeks
close.
Cows and hoifers have also eased of
during tho week, owing 10 liberal re-
csipts, and while the best grades have
not shown 30 much change the general
run Of stock y not far from lOVZOc lower
than last week
stockers and feeders have been coming
In more rapidly than they have been
going out, with the result that while the
choicest kinds are not very much lower,
the market IL around l0it2bc lower on the
general run Of STUFF than the close o.
last week.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
yearlinBs, s9,O0g9bo. good 70 choice
beeyes ts,e0lt935, fair 10 good bee1es.
ts.gOlts.90, common 10 fair beeyes, N.7sf
$50. good TO choice heifers, N.cOgSaD,
good 70 choice cows. r.25Qe.0' fair g
cows n00q6,1 good 10 choice feeders,
F.75ats60, fair 10 good feeders, U.1Ot
775; common 10 fair feeders pbou1 ",
good 10 choice stockers, N.G00s. l0t stock
hei1erH, Sb.1Dnb,Wt ptOek COVE kbIV4 ssgt
stock calves. t7,OasbO; veal calves, Nzta
1910; bulls, stays etc, t80yne00.
HOGS-Today's session In the hog yards
was without question the snapplegt af-
fair goen here In days, prices scoring a
general advance OF fully &c. Everything
was sold In less than an hour. Packers
bought some OF their first hogs nj prices
that were little better than steady, but
had 10 pay ~ least &c higher prices for
the mort OF them, some sales toward the
tlh a IL n IA ~
Bulk OF the sales was made at 1890. 40.
Quite O few OF the lights sold at 1870, but
there WAS also q good showing Of he8y-
lea an high as 1870, the top.
An compared with last weeks close,
today's prices are pretty close 10 i0c
lower his decline has been uDevenly
distributed and while mixed grades are
IN many instances no more than 30 below
last Saturday best hesvies are i0c 70 l6c
off,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

These sales were reported today
Whoat--No. hard winter. ! car, tl06h
cars &c cara cor slo'N ID = S ssrs bsyd
winter! / car, tiWi 4 cars, slo2j 3 cars,
81 ~. s cars. 1901 i3ls cars 400 cars,
Wc, ] car, Csc; 7 cars, Nc, 2 cars Wci
~ cars. NC sample hard winter J car
$3.50; car, e2e. ] car &c No. spring.
ea qar sst, q No N9 m spTlnF ea r'' ic,S
car, siW No. l mixed / ear. 100
Hye-No 8 car. Die, No, :; cars, sc.
Sample 20 car. Soc.
Barley-No, 4 car. &c; car, Sic
car. Coo
corn--No. 2 white! cars. coa4c. No. Q
white; 2 cars ohc; Y cars, egi+c. carr.
500. No. 4 white. car. 67Ae. No. G
white: car. Soc; I car, eshc. No. ycl-
low, ! car. 7oslci chr. Toc. No gel
lew low e esr ssf c% eaI sSG car car O sl
No mixed cars. esho. No. mixed
I car NEAR yellow, Toe. cars, e9IAc 2
cars, e9hc: "a cars. G9c: 2 ears, GsEe; -
cur, Gsi4c No mixedi cars, es5Ac; /
ssn sae e1 car cgS 40 ,n mixed a. es s
3 cars. G7lac, car. 07Ac; . cars, &c
Sample, mixed: car, eShc' car. dc;
oats-No. 9 white: 8 ears, &c. No. :
Sst' son srr w t err 81 az s9f Ill., care
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. hard.
81. 04GI1 .06; No. hard, ti.02nl05; No. I
No. ! spring, sioiaid; No. . durun, slOj
GiaO4 No. durum, d .02ql.Os, Corn: No
white, GghM6tAe; No. white, 6sAnGDl4c.
No. 1 white, 67Iams9c; No. white. G7Hs9c ,
No. white 66lku69c; No yellow, 70Isu
Tic; No. 2 yellow, 70lDf0l1c; No yellow,
e9n70c; No 5 yellow, Gsaa9o; No. yell
low, 671lMGsJ4c. No. 2 mixed. Ge1s9isc; No
mixed 6sIa4D19lc No. 4 mixed, e71fl0
e3Hc, No. missed 67D6Sc; No. 3
mixed, 661z0sisc: sample mixed, 42ts2c
Oats: No. white, 4lN0D42c; standard, Az
40lf40sac. Barley: Mailing, 63067c No. i
feed, W'a5so. Rye: No. 2. eiG92c; No. D.
60dgie.
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Bee by Logan n Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. sib South Sixteenth street,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Wholesale Prices for Produce
Charged by Omaha Dealers.


BUTTER No creamery. In cartons
or tubs, s5c. No. 2, S2e
POuLTRY-Br oilers. alive, under two.
lbs. 35e. hens, re. special roosters ana
slsss ne springs sc' ta ssese 0e c spon
lgc: guineas. 25c; squads. t.ycatoo per
doz. pigeons, 15c por dok, 49,
CHEEsE- Imported swlss. &c domes-
tic, 55e, block, Oc. twins. isc, daisies,
blue label brick. iSisc. llmburFer. &c; I'M
ported French Roquefort, go. -
FISH Fresh, per H., Catnsh. liei
carp, ac. trout lsc roe shad, esf nall
but laaisc salmon, i24iSci black hesa,
isn20c. floundors. loo Frozen, per 10 (.
liauhut, he, heTrins. slse White. ~
lsa salmon inNl2c, plekerah i4se plkg,
Nfi1r Smoked white, " 100 kippefea'
per III. lie salmon, NC Flnnan !hsI,a'
large efaHs, Asr shrimp Peeled, per
eais. 500. headlesa MS.
OYSTERS Chesa prahe, per gal
Standards iepi selects il@' counts,
fCetEnY Mammoth. oe per dor,
msiiam g.. PEE aos small &C. Florida
az Et w. i',.iW rye iols Ne n nc !, NJ. M
s. SO ; ls,se Chagha NJ, ! lae No
tar SO p ilc uaunds No lhagi
So ittse SO ifAf ilhtt So. l.
Ia so a4d SO atr
w sg4.t N. s ia.. .a ii ~ -. ' TX.
lta1. 80 f8# Ete 800 So sl@
hs ftt Mediterranean sweets se
$500 ihs tM Nn efa, ies. Aff
Hhjftem uawk tN silver rul8 $50
fifarff0ft HaR MH NW ga 81 A a.
AZ a. ftN Ns ~ - NaH aifas
heFtie8 sFiaHfaHi Monday fesaat Rrd
Is lHfnsN e. tss hsnanst Bunch
MaanHl Hss rtWi mfdiHm sits
t#Mbats h h FaaalkF site tanttsteR
s tFtfs Nfse 1Hmh es AetAt
AHHfnN8fh saftN
ttau ass ssssisbls prices ffnishsi tf
NEnfTAhi4Ea OnNan crtsisi wat
N& Ffaie NafHmaa n efAlH aHiah
sefe fs1 Ne hW NniM aHiH 8filaw
q e t fsfHutA feets iafuiNa HsfHift
laashsa atallais p t8 nhhaER ru
ih GA h hHsi
leasess $50 glslf iattH A
tels Eeat laa 1M ffais Aat NJ
crete a $40 easte fsgs
tssAsl e's sl,'f Gay : y
spmf Nh eAmfsf s''i
NeaHaAs MA mw e ON
h iuafs rsatsf $50 it tNihsftt y
a. lH ,. - ~ t8mka Use
i HAaf H#Is t
ATNi sH uatm nW 81 Nc
q y iiata ~ Del s tf
MI tat EetaAa fgaFHs hss
iHsis esemt uu 90 Aa So.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

MfNNEA POLLS AuTf ~ WHIAT=
May, o. ifui ~ julY 81 9uil7h Zach
Ne hard, O - Ne ! northern n "a
a. glit So 2 northern. 81 iGikFi lnis
tNrW~tinC hanged
RANfsEN Asa7e,
RYE waHMe
HIRAM Is in'f1ao
conN Ne ! Sellew eisQ5Ae
DATA No white sabhttsc
tAsANRENp g. IN AZ ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
A.. Joseph Tive ssock Mayl,.t

RT JOSEPH, April "a CATTLE re.
eeipta, ~ head market steady, Eteerae
8 toue a COWS and helfers, y nae II
calves, s. 00Qa ~
HOGS Receipts / 40 head market
steady, ten, 1870 bulk of sales. ~ lo0
nl0
SHEEP AND LAMBS 80 reeeipis
market nominal. lamhs ili .0onii M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
&,4tleG
Nkl0Qt0E
ATTRACTIONS ~ OMAHA.

Boydsi 1.-THE Case Of Becky
Dmprssai vaudeville and fhotoplays.
0ayetyi Fred Twins Mig show.
Hippi Photopiays.
MruRs nip Van Wrinkle"
Orpheumi Vaudeville.
Strand; Photopiaya.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

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fHeamsFF sstgHA. M@H NHsis. slk Is
safnHaa NlsAstar
Nfils FaHmef ~ aipif ttUf eaaaa
t'tlNN iffaNaiaf raeutnsa ffst
hH8ea HnnMAH6sA tm Ma hishaF
lNMF tANs aiaaAF hfnfata Nia
- faNh fs4Nlse tQfsafn e 4fassst
nm ~ seas iH teWia iak
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

Kansas tttF NFatn ahd rFaN stanas
NANHAk cry Apr 9 -wHEfT 81
f hard q eiuiAf ka reA liitutik
Nat r@ IHlF taf4
CORN Ma mkat NikH98lse Ma
ahite Wh#M& MI veilaw WW3fMa
Mag mAs lulY 44WNaa
oats No whils l1t4 Na !
mlset. Fsitin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

VIEW YORK Anfil s1 Tire statement
nf gha actual condition ~ clearing house
nHUts ans trust companies Tor the eaak
u excess 20 ieeal requirements This
III dreFehte 0f s. t8nia ffuW hei wrHk
Nhe statement follows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
GDlN1I Izlr1 Sx9Vuss

Clarence Harvey and George Monroe
supply this long end Of the comedy snd
do Il with such finish ~ ia expected from
them.
The program lists twonty four singing
numbers, ana when these are intcrspefaod
with dances and dialogues, II viii be
noted the action must be not only con-
tinuous but speedy. Lincoln gels its
chance to look at the performance To-.
night, and next week Denver, With San
Francisco Just beyond.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

aying for a
house on the in
stalment plan is
a practical and
popular way of
buying a home.
Ninety per cent
Of all the house
sales m ade in
Omaha are made
on theinstalment
plan. And 90 per
cent of these are
made to people
earning less than
$3.50 a month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

HHW NaEAH NNFtt Et
ss HfHs laniatiaae f sftf
M atntNM WeGt nsHinsi
aa at ff delivers @Ha t nl
~ MWW ea8
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

Promises Of the Press Agents.
Patrons are reminded that the curtain
will rise early nj the Orpneum tonight,
$40 o'clock sharp. 70 enable AloKander
Carr TO catch an early train, he Will ap-
pear early Oh the program, and those who
arrive after he starts his playlei An
April shower" will not be seated unIl
after the sketch II finished The bin
srtag a. se sanq s,. aa bS w p.
with n new version Of Black Crepe and
Diamonds" and the most gorgeous and
sumptuous display % gowns she has
ever brought with her
Mise Lang resumes playing IN Tho
Case Of Becky" at the Boyd this after.
noon, the running ending with tonight,
For her closing week which begins on
sunday afternoon, she viii present the
pretty comedy T f bdsos q , ssnnyss99GS
on her own "Rebecca" stories.
The final performance Of Fred Twins
big show occurs this afternoon nj the
pnnulaf Bayety, and Immediately after
The fall Of the curtain the decks will he
pens whenever fascinating MOlic VIII
lnnls comes 10 town with Bob Manehess
ters bnresquera The opening perform
hnce Of tho weeks engagement will start
Nv h4lD HUhfHf HHhs ~ AEhAif slDHtNf hHNlf
from several other appearances dur.'
ing the performance, Will be seen IN
her amazing dramatic advertisement.
"LDanse du Enticement always n tree
mendous hit and thoroughly artistic and
nonoffensiye. regardless Of It's title,
Ladies' matinee today
To-day at $50 and tonight az $40 are
the last two performances Of "A Bosom
Friend Of BowBer" at the new Krug
Next week Quincy Adams Sawyer" win
be the North Bros offering Begins
Sunday matinee.
Beginning tomorrow, the screen bill al
the Fmproas will he the MARY Page"
serial now appearing In The Bee. The
Romance OF q Hollow Tree" a love
drama entwined about a new submarine,
will be shown for the first half OF the
coming week,
Mary Miles Minter appears for the
last times today IN "Dlmplca' at the
Muse on tomorrows program Julius
steger will be seen IN THE Blindness Of
Love"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Kinds of Cattle Lower for the
the Week-Lambs We're Steady
and Sheep Show Strength.
HOGS TEN OFF FOR THE WEEK

The following table shows the receipts
81 cattle. hogs ana snoep at the Omaha
i've stock market for the year 10 OATS
as compared with last year.
1915 1916. Inc. Dec.
Cattle u 40aN3 9i468 Miso ,s.tst.
Hogs ,,.u. i.2sO,g2s i,oeI,t2s 2l3faj ....s.
sheep 400. 7U,O1 S3e.be0 ,sat. lsz,Oae
The following table SHOWS The average
prices Of hogs nj tho Omaha Liyg STOCK
market for the last few days. with COM
parisunH
Dntn. laih nv mn iial1 M lNii IlpiO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

Earning. a house
while living in it
is the most popu-
lar way of get
tins a h ON e.
How much of a
house can you
afford to buy?
W ise men say:
IN ever buy a
home that costs
more than two
years salary"
How does this fit
your idea of a
home?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

fe MftstH aH tnH tH EH
Haaa t eHh E6t lteh So Nsa
.fstaaNf taH ~ aHHias $50 tHaff
ul e Nstt WHfAF8 sN tas ais
#N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

The most reliable and
successful real estate
firms in Omaha use
The Eco Il Adycrtis
ing columns. Read
the ads and pick out
your home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
CAN |
OWN A
HOME?

A NYMANwho
4 \ can pay rent
can own a home.
Why? Because it
is the rent that
buys the home.
Landlords make
their houses buy
themselves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

Mary Miles Minter appears for the
last times today IN "Dlmplca' az the
Muse On tomorrows program Julius
steger will be seen IN ''rhe Blindness OF
Love"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

- II = ..ll ..Il. ... ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

sToday at $50 and tonight al $50 are
the last two performances Of "A bosom
Friend OF BowBer" az the new Krug
Next week. Quincy Adams Sawyer" win
be- tho North Bros. offering Begins
Sunday matinee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

faIsI -. o. - ~ aaas ,Aar,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-04-10
Q . . >---
ORlNDALE NOTES

Miss Mabel Cline OF Round Lake
has been visiting Allan and Jim STAINS.
bio and Clarence Hunt tho past week,
She began teaching a summer term
OF school In Langell Valley at the
vinson school today,
Mrs. d. whitlatch IL III at the pres
ent, We hope she will Improve rapidly,
Mr.. Mason. who IL working for Jim
Stansbie. was on the sick list a day or
81 this week.
Miss Frances Waldron Of klamath
Falls visited Miss Elite stansbic last
week.
The seven month term Of school,
successfully and well taught by Miss
Esther McAndrews OF Klamath Falls.
ended Friday.
Miss Hadley's school at Round
Lake. will close today.
Miss Grace Hunt called on Mrs.
Whitlatch and Mrs, Brown Of Round
Lake Thursday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-04-10

~ yee &'s table Just for two,
Aplats for No and plate for SUE
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-04-10
Al the Pavilion Meetings

Yesterday was . day Of interest q
the Pavilion. large audiences grsstinl
the evangelists at both morning and
evening services. The stronges,
preaching Of the series marked th<
day.
Every night this week will Be Q sps-
eial night. The general public b IN.
vited each night. Tonight the evan
gelist will discuss the amusement
question. paying his respects" ~
he says. to the cards and dancing.
Tuesday night will be mothers night.
and every one 10 requested to wear q
white flower or ribbon. Wednesday
night the lodges will be invited.
Thursday night Il young, mems night.
Friday night Is sawmill night. and
Saturday night there viii be . sacred
concert by the senior choir preceding
the sermon. Next Sunday closes the
series.
The sermon yesterday morning was
from the parable Of the sower. The
evangelist did not apply this to the
condemned sinner, but to the different
degrees Of christian life development
the seed falling BY the wayside rep
resents those that repent and then
sit down and quit. Others take ad-
vantage Of every opportunity and
grow. There are four soils CORE
spending to four classes Of hearers.
The wayside IL the hard beaten paths
through the fields. There
are, an uncontrolled temper which 10
q species Of insanity, stinginess-it 10
as religious to give a. to pray. World
vision and sympathies were here dis
cussed and vividly illustrated. A high
tribute was paid to the mother In the
home. especially a. q confident Of the
Iirl.
The afternoon sermon to men was
! masterpiece Of high manhood, the
.opic being: "A strong Man. Dis
booze and the double stand.
lrd Of life were assailed. and II the
applause indicated anything. the aud
ence was with the speaker from the
tart.
The large audience at night listen. |
ID to what was perhaps the greatest
ermon delivered SO far. It was from
plates question at the trial Of Jesus |
IS recorded in Matt. 1878: what,
hen. shall I do with Jesus who u |
allied Christi" Every life that
to anything has some great
'roblems to solve. Likewise every
or nation. And this Of
he text is the greatest. Every man.
Ike PLATE. finds things ON the side
4 accepting. and things against II.
hose on the side Of accepting are:
light and truth: the personality Of
esus: ones reason and judgment;
be influence Of others. % with PLATE,