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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

Duplicate Whist Club MEMBER
Will meet at the Commercial club
room Tuesday evening, November ~,
at o'clock, for organization for the
1915 series. All old members and
all who desire to join are requested
to be present at that time. r. l..
Bartlett, secretary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

Job printing Of every description
at the Courier oflos.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
Englewooi Dairy

The best milk. cream and Ice cream
Phone 222. [
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

Job printing OF every description
at the Courier once.
The sun., 1916-12-17
WHEAT RECEIVERS
s TO &C. OF LOSS
Change IN Prospects for Peace
Causes Heavy Covering
Movement.
OTHER GRAINS ALSO UP
Report From Rome Strength
ems Bullish Supply and
Demand Situation.
OTHER GRAINS ALSO UP

The wheat market experienced q pro-
nounced rally yesterday and prices re-
gained the greater part OF Fridays loss.
closing ~ to 0 cents net higher. The
advance was due TO heavy covering by
chose who had sold on the assumption that
peace prospects IN Europe had been i'm.
proved. This news was Of . somewhat
lea promising nature yesterday. Il was
aleo believed that De pronounced lo0
early In the week had discounted he
peeco proposition - tAs - Il has gone
n he market was apparently ovsrsoid.
The undsrteuA however. was nervous
and the trade va disposed to anticipate
further v1olons fluctuations until the
peace question = decided.
The supply ana demand situation 10
looked upon - distinctly buflish and .
report BY the international Institute at
Rome showing Q production OF wheat
last season actually under requirements
strengthened this theory. Some authori-
ties believe that . declaration Of peace
would have . bullish influence on the
market AFTER the 1rst sentimental eject
had worn away.
IA cash positiss yas iasgsl1 esninai
:ss.:: : q .s n: s ss::: ~: IL. ssf; e e 1 III:
export inquiry foreign suysrs - . rule
Nc. iNNsstSssn Duiutk. ci.si; No. ! North.
srn Maaiteb1. ti.Si. III {. .. b. New York.
CO1N-rhs market aiee showed Q hsmer
:S:.. a.: ::A s; q r. We: , &: s.s ::' ..,s.s:
s ssesiS freely - :1 and ' ss.s. s :.'s sese.r.siS:!s
, IL: io ss;''s s.:S m 70 r: q W. y :isSs' v IL
quoted at oi.ssN. ten days sAipmsut . {.
The sun., 1916-12-17
COFFEE MARKET.

Asaiisins b seriy vssh byysrs sad scss.
tered selling Inspired b. lees favorable pesce
nerkse for coHss futures yesterday. fns
IL peints. Sales n,Ss bags. Ths ceiling
Street end cotton trsds sources. While trade
were buyers on Q scala down. No
further change was reported In the local
is Sssis Of sSc. for rio Il and ic%c' for
eaatos 10. Sanios 10 reported to be offered
hese from Brasil o. 30 10 s.Ssc. Z. o. b..
Loya,on Srcdlts. and q s2Sc.. American
The sun., 1916-12-17
-~"-W~F '"-------
CONSOLIDATED

Announcement that the Russian Duma had
gnIc unaninously on record against acceptance
or the Ieutonic peace proposals was rejected
by a sharp opening advance In the Consolidated
Lxrlsnse yesterday. General gains of / 20 9
points occurred among the leading stocks, With
evea larger improvements In some cases. Al.
actions. the tone continued good. No evidence
appeared OF . resumption Of liquidation such
a. had been Witnessed IN the week. Commits.
Sion houses handled q large business. Including
. l"svy turnover Of odd lots. Securities deaf
w abraced seventy' seven different issues,
- $ Of mining stocks were as follows;
The sun., 1916-12-17
LIQUIDAYING SALES
DRIVE Down COTTON
Traders Even Up for Over the
Holiday. q Quiet Market
-. Resulting.
LITTLE SUPPORT GIVEN
Transactions Not Heavy, Peace
Uncertainties Causing q
Waiting Policy.
LITTLE SUPPORT GIVEN

Evening up processes for safety over
Tie holiday produced a quiet cotton
Ike; yesterday. Liquidation pressure was
apparent. with losses Of IL to % points
ID - active months. The o at the
~ vas weak.
Ssading generally was small and the
0Ashs& continues . wsltins one. Eye
g - trade now are centred on the
pooos prospects. This week probably
V0 - sventful in cotton. but it, start
v91 - the staple much more strongly
~ tAan last week at the same time.
II 0arkct has tcen thoroughly shaken
- 80 technically is strong. Many who
Oasgeased recently OF peace news have
lareely reduced their holdings or have
nQuA1ated entirely.
~ the opening prices were on from I
q points from I'rtaay's close, with
JAnusgy quoted az 1926, down I point.
80 Nay at 1886. down 8 points. Spot
houses were light sellers: commission
Aoo0oD operated on both sides q the
0ASeoG, but cautiously. Room traders
~ come orders to nil. Liverpool sold
11assA end May and inquired for October
oseesa
Ouo0ses was only intermittent at bst
on1 ~ 0oetly based on the continue
0ersagtA Of spot cotton In the South. II
Vas aoe Of SUFFICIENT volume to hold the
ua1srtoae arm. and as the day pro-.
graoood selling wal more pronounced.
AouoA q this was In the nature Of pront
takfne.
leal ~ msrhet steady and Is points iowSr
q - tbr fuiddlins upland. sales nil.
4egtnef1 spot markets and sales:
2elvesta steady. unchanged. is.sse. ~.
xsw Orleans steady. unchanged. iSc. so.
Mobile ooirtnsl. unchanged. 1sc.
lavannah nominal. unchanged, 1870.
0Ariegton arm, unQuoted.
Wilmington steady. unchanged, Nc.
Ssefoik steady. unchanged. life.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged, N.sSc,
Auouats steady. unchanged, 1870. 81.
nemDAn steady. unchanged, lS.Sv. as.
u Louis nominal. IS p. lower. E.Sfc.
Heostse steady. unchanged. IBl,c. -.
LITTLE Rock steady. UNCHANGED. itc.
wnnUD Of pricpS: Yri.
The sun., 1916-12-17

exchange i:s2d. higher at i2Itd, receipts t,Oo
bags; stock r1.oeo.. Santos. 100 refs higher
for 70 a. $500: receipts $500 stock 3,lSe, 1900:
futures % to 70 rcls higher. Receipts at
the ports $500 bags. against 5000 : year
aso and 5000 two years ago: Sac Psulo
1900. against $500 and 5000: Jundinhy
1900. against <s.ooo . t4.0oe.
The sun., 1916-12-17

seml-annual dividend ~ 3F on common
payable Doc. - to stock at record bee. 'r
rhia Is inrr,Iss % "a. liogG,ar s'mi-iu-
nuUl ~; preferred d'yid'ud h pa! n .
Jan 10 TO stock OF record Jaa. -.
NEW JERSEY 4 PENNSYLVANIA
sion approved application to transfer 1000
.harss Of capital to .BuckA County Inter.
u ssI SS.n Hs'! !pssp.rt H's sSsnass.S' 81: sss.S sss'n
The sun., 1916-12-17
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

CONSOLIDATED GAS & ELEcrRIC--
All OF et,soo,o0o general mortgage thS
gold bonds. Offered by Brown Bres. .
soma Jackson 4 Curtis and Lee, Hisgin.
son D Co. Of this city have bssa sole.
NATIONAL PROPERTIES - Declared
The sun., 1916-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

EhtOhIS AND lMrOk rS--ESporis 70.
ported al the New York Custom House yes-
terday amounted to 81. hO, 565; imports
9:.01?, 802. For the week exports were
sts,t2o.7ss; imports tit.7ia.s7i.
PRATT . SRFosBY-smi,h ". coak,,u
has bsepSv associated ~ partner aud drn
The sun., 1916-12-17
BUSINESS RECORD.


BYS1t1o0U ~ no3nK0UyCys
NORRIS PAsINKoFF. clcaks and suits.
- Division street. Involuntary. L,aeiii-
yionsScE ,. KstFMHNN.. sss ives.
SSiiIT I,is.. :i:.si:. '; ...si.. 's:uHss1' rri aIi:
Y;l Slain kr May Ms,e,. ssi;as; nr.
ty.lrst street. i~nyeiuntsry. ,Lissilitiss.
AI ALERT 1 4. stI slisss. salesman. ,ue,v,au.
Ny and a. Insmhsr Of hrm OF J. N.
,aiss,.r : e; Ii.s az w';! i:,;' n stree:
harry L,NprxANN. trading a. L.nd..
nd ".p .nsi hSanT,ms S' GSnarsh; sslSs,. NsI:
rrinefp.. claims, .Jenn Wood aii.nutac:
ccS%S:ny: Co., ssstSSs:'' Toledo f'ann'r Boiler
Beesivers In Bankruptcy.
NATIAN EIsNER; JOSEPH ,EisNER
and a: %smser. Of arm Of E halsl' sros.
Hugo Levy sppo.nt.d receiver. bond
JAMES ". ELLIOT. publisher. Jos Yves,
i+tth street. Adolph $. Festc I"p o.ntcd
T%f DeS benz s,SS &r A., r.,,
GARFuNKEL.. iniiv!dusliy and as CO.
partnars. trading as Chasanon & Gar
fnnnn;l:,: msnrt;s.sring rprr.sf'; 3 Wet
pointed receiver. bond $500.
Settles with Creditors.
Ne1er As.lscn. dealer IN j.wsl,y. for
0srly a. IS Delaney street. who assigned
esttisd with creditor at 20 cents on the
do.la. snd = reaesisnn,cn; of his property
Manhattan Judgments Filed.
Tirvt name IL that o: doltorJ
1obSe,nerrill Col. T.. 'orriyan. 80. SET, 1875
CITY Of \. III. Wilson. ............ $50. So
The sun., 1916-12-17
PRICES.

Average price OF silver in New York in De.
cefnbcr. 1915. was I.9Ic. IN ounce: De~ mhcr.
1914, p.3sc.; December. 1913. 5I.ssc. December,
1872. 6c.3;c.. December. 1911, cisc.
The sun., 1916-12-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Teutonic exchanges declined IN the for
exchange market yesterday. marks
closing at TN and krontn ~ 11.sb.
sterling was easier al A7Sx ana francs
at $50. Rubies and lire were weaker
and pesetas stronger. Exchange on n
scandinavian countries firmed and the
Argentine gold rate dropped TO 9eh. .
IN the. following fables. whom tho 'de:
mnnd'', "arhtr or "cbccis' rate 10 quoted
IN United States currency 1t Is said 10 flavor"
ouo'td' W foreign currenSy Il /: ssid TO be
"agstnti .lis country II less than par. For
40 convenience of readers such rates are
against this country.
'D1lTl8H.
PAf N.ssssD
Dec. ls Hish. Low. Clos. close.
Demand d.. ATN NsS I.Bx 1850
Cables .......... I.7sI AssyH AS,S <.1eit
TINS BILLS ON LONDON.
The sun., 1916-12-17
PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTABUR0. Dec. N.--steadier tone IN mar.
ket. With prices moving within narrow Auctua-
tions. Summary:
The sun., 1916-12-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10 - Prices ruled
steady. with Lake Superior Corporation and
PhiladAphis II. 7 leaders. Bonds quiet.
The sun., 1916-12-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec. is.-M.rk.t wa. ,p,.,
aud steaiy. Cosden bonds active And }rsr.
ionaIy higher. SUNNI airy: "
>siee. Omen. HIT. In va,
The sun., 1916-12-17
RATHs ON OTHER COUNTRIES

land. 80 cents; Naly. Greece and Svttser.
,n"S t psnmssk. w SEE c.n aSc Aussaas S Sc
cents: Dsnmafk. Sweden and Norway, . IS
csnts: Dradl. ts.N cents: Argentina. paper.
GO cents: Arsentina. gold. Ices psees; In
die, s1.N cents: Japan. WH oenta
CALL MONEY!.
The sun., 1916-12-17
CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO. Dec. i6,-Decided Improvement
IN market. with m advance of 0 points ii
sears Roebuck. Prestolite, Diamond Match.
Carbide ard Chicago Pneumatic Tool
malo good gains. Bon:s ql~c,,
Sales. Onen. HiIh. Low. Last,
The sun., 1916-12-17

Real Eseass-ae.u. sssA. 1900
On account Prouty d Glass liant. ........... 1000
don As,4ls
Machinery equipmsnt. 22,55S
Dstaned working dsawinss, eeels, diss, patterns,
6rish q Gre. group Of cars. ......."........ 2i,il7
Pad Tor account Of dies. ............ 5000
1919 l,2ss
Advertising IN trade papers and printing $500. 7,io2
Stationery. vsgistration fees. eertihcatss. travail
ling expensss. Office rent. salariss Of clerks In
New York. s.sss
CAsh Deposited 10 credit Of Building Fund. ..... 1872, 1853
Cash In bank and on hand ............. l30.978
$42s, SIG
The sun., 1916-12-17

Third' The company Shsn took under option and SUBJ
s~equently bought for $sl 800 a site for a manufacturing
plant at Wayne. Michigan. This property. which was
appraised by the American Appraisal Company at 20 per
cent. more than the subsequent purchase price. consists
Of 80 acres located on the main lines running north and
Marquette and the interurban railroad between Detroit and
the West. This property Is owned In fee by the corpora
tfon.
as the Prouty & Glass Plant. comprising $1,000 square feet
Of floor space. and situated on the five acres Of land sdjon-
Ing the property in the foregoing paragraph. An advance
to the property was deposited In the Way ne Savings Bank.
properly executed and made out to Harroun Motors Cor
poration OF Michigan. with q contract STIMULATING the dehv-
cry Of said deed upon the further payment Of $1,000 January
The sun., 1916-12-17
$A2s.sls

Oh. 1917. and the assuming Of 2 thre-year mortgage
was appraised by the American Appraisal Company at
so4.43s: These purchases were made through the har-
roun Motors Corporation OF Michigan. which Is owned
entire by this corporation.
The fourth step was the entering into a contract on
the End day Of November: 1916, with the A. J. Smith
Construction Co. Of Detroit for the building Of q progressive
type assembly plant and machine shops In addition to the
present plant to cost approximately, 100000. This firm,
grading and railroad grades have been completed: the
cement work Is In; nine car loads Of structural steel to be
used in building the plant were shipped on December 18th.
Is in process of manufacture. We have already paid into
our building fund Sl6s. 900, out Of which we have
expended $45,4l5. The following sub.con..actors are
supplying the material for this plant:
The sun., 1916-12-17

Pan American Bridge Co. .
Mailman Construction Co. q,
Federal Cement & Tile Co q.
Detroit Steel Products Co. q.
David Lupton's Sons Co. ,
Wagner Elect. Mfg. Co .
Springfield Boiler q Mfg. Co
Joe. T. Ryerson 4 Son g..
The sun., 1916-12-17

c. E. Fales Machine Company
Chas. A. Strelinger Company
Niles-Bement-Pond Company
English & Miller Machinery Co.
National Supply Company
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17

LOST or Irotnd ads In omaha's Lost and
Found medium means the immediate
return or that article IL advertised In
The Bee, the Lost and Found paper.
LOST - fnco n'a surrounded with
pearls size is-dollar. Reward. Wal 1891.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17

nAsEasrHon. .asl aanu.9a. Va. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
LoST-FoUND-REWARD

OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Persons having lost some article would
do well TO cali up the office OF the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company 70 ascertain whether they left
II In the street cars.
Many articles eaen day are turned In
and the company Is anxious 20 restore
them 10 the rightful owners. Call
Doug 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17

FLORISTS.
BATHS. florists. 1874 Farham 81. y. 800
l. HENDERSON, iSl4 douglas. ID. i2is.
Member Florists Telegraph del. ASS q.
HESS q SWoBODA, lil5 Farnam 81.
A. DoNAGHUE. 1872 Harvey. Doug. 1901.
MONUMENTS AND CEMETERIES.
WHY bury your dead ia the cold ground
In stormy weather when you can buy a
able price7 Phone the MAuSOLEUM
CO.. Douglas 2i75.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
BIRrns AND DEATHS.

Births Peter and Lulu Peterson. 5ll9
Lafayette. boy; Lee and Clara Askcw,
1856 Marcy, girl Gustof and Emily Dahl
back, ss2g Burt. girl; Peter and Alice
Kani, 2S0S burt. boy; Hans and Martha
Ciioe, 100 Stanford Circle, boy. otto ana
Clara Bruin. 9li5 South Twentieth avenue,
girl; Herman and Dolly Iiagenboltz, SOS6
South 1'wcnty-fourth, girl
neaths-Margarct Rooney, ~, 300
Dodge; John soles. . months. hospitals,
Catherine Smitton, 81, 1881 South Tenth;
Elizabeth n. shaw, 81. 1885 Franklin;
Elsie NJ Hansen, 2, hospital; John Gill
s0 i502 Bedford avenue. Joseph NJ.
Miller, a. hospitals Mrs. Bertha a. Best,
~ 2I0S South Tenth; Rose Oehler sc,
rs North Fourteenth. Loryne q. oyier,
8. 1918 South Twenty-ninth: Nathan
Mogoman, 2 403 North Fifteenth; Charles
II. Mack, q. l79i South Twenty-first,
Ngn ,lsn JOHNSON. e, ISIS ISIS Chicago. 0'''"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
Ready Reference Directory

FIXTURES AND WIRING.
DURKIN
Electric washing machines, electric
irons and reading lamps. See us first.
222s cunning 81. Tel. Doug. SSls
FURRIERs.
Sam KNEETER. 1890 Farnam. Red sSsI
II. RotholE. 2sp Leavenworth. II. zSs
HIsTORICAL COsTUMEs.
THE largest stock OF masquerade and
-, theatrical costumes In the country,
Thee. Lleben q Son. 1874 Howard. D.sii5
INSTRUCTION.
Englisn. French instruction. sos Lyric Bld.
JusTit tas OF THE PEAtE.
II. II. CLAIBORNE, 81 Paxton Blk. Red
saOi' Notary public; deposition stenV.
c. W. BRITT. sol Barker Block.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
MARTIN BROS q CO. Exchange Bldg.
MOVING PICTURE MACHINEs.
OMAHA Film Ex,, 18th and Doug. Mo-
ton picture machine and film bargains.
OCULIsTs.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted. pay as YOU
-, =. ?. elSSerty. III w. y. W. Bldg
OsTEOPATH PH1sICI1NS.
IosEPEINE ARMsTRoNa. els Bee Bldg.
PATENTS.
D. o. ssrneiL Paxton Blk. Tel. Red Tnf.
Il. a: s.arges. $50 Brandels Theater Bldg.
PLUMEs CLEANED.
cURLEp. dyed. ID. Eisele. riss cyly Ma,
PItINTYNO.
Z WATERS-BARNHAR PtR. Co aus,,,,,
printing. Tel Doug. 2iso SEA 8 18th 81
CENTRAL Printing Co. DOUGLAS s75a.
DOUGLAS Printing Co. Tel DOuElas>e..
SCALE REPAIKING.
ON. STANDARD Scale I, O.. ais :. 18th. ID. s0i,
SHOE REPAlRLNG.
Harley Shoe Rep'r Co. sOOa Farn'm. r. s4s.
Steel CElLIAGs.
CARTER Sheet Metal Company. no a Il
TowEL sUPPLIES.
OMAHA Towel supply. sO7 S. nth. d. SaA
TRUNK AND sUIr GASES.
FRELlNG a sTMNLE. lsOs Farnam 81
NASoOA eLE.AN sstts.
AL, makes Re; E. b. Williams. sOs $. 18th
WATSn sfisUIALIsTs.
christlansen, "a n Paxton Blk. Is VI. am
WEDDaNu srAIAJNEi1l.
WEDDING RlNGs.
BRODEGAARDS lucky wedding rinm,'
al 18th and Douglas SITS
WINES AMI LIQ UORs.
ALEX JETEs. s0i-s S. Isth ST. Wines
liquors. cigars Plate dinner u 10 3 loc
HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR HOUSE
18th and CAPITOL Ave. Ten-cent lunch
Buy your family liaSors az Klein
L.Quor hcrSs. 80 y. 18TH Douglas is0a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
WANTED TO BUY

DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks. used desks. bought, sold
and traded. ]. G. Reed. 1904 Farnam.
WANTED-To buy on monthly payments
small store room, with living rooms
above, In Central school district. Phone
Red 1854.
WANTED-100a carloads OF scrap iron, aiso
metal and rubber Write for prices. Ne
hraska Iron and Metal Co.. Omaha.
WANTED TO BUY--Bakery in good live
town of 1850 Address Chas, Maxwell,
White Cloud. Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17

PILES. FIsTULA CURED.
Or. +. r.. larry cures piles. fistuia
and other rectal diseases without surgi-
cal operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
ON rectal diseases with testimonials.
DIR. e. r. TARRY. go Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
WANT AID RATES.

wANt ans fof the evening ediuon must
'eseh The Bee Oiiiee Dcio0 " o'clock noon.
WANT ADS tar ths mosniug aud sunday
editions mus, reach The Bse office o-fO'e
WANT ADS received after these hours viii
make their first appearance under Too - .
10 classify"
CASH RATES.
one time ? csuta a word.
Two or more conss uuve times. iii cents
word. each Insertion
Seven consecutive times, cent a word.
each Insertion.
CHARGE RATES.
one time. Il cents q line.
Three consecutive times, 10 cents line.
seven consscutlyo times. cents line each
thirty consecutive times cents line.
each insertion.
Count six average words to the line. No
advertisement taken for less than - centa
NOTICES.
cards Of Thsnhs. Death. Funsral sod Lodgs
Notices 10 cents line each Insertion. Mini
mum charge, u cents.
PARTIES advertising "a these columns and
hsving their answers addressed IN care 81
The Bee will please ash Tor cards to enable
them % get their lotteTs A. none VIII "
delivered excest on presentation Of cards.
IN Advertisement inherited 20 he run until
discontinued must be STOPPED By written order.
The Boo viii not be responsible for more
than the frat Incorrect insertion OF any ad'
vertlHemeut
The Bee rererves the rlEht TO reject or re-
write all Advertisements
You ran place your want I'D In The Bee by
telephone
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
PERSONAL

YOUNG women coming 20 Omaha as
strangers are invited 70 visit the Young
at 18th st. and St Mary's Ave, where
they win be directed TO suitable board
ing places or otherwise assisted. Look
for our travellers guide at the Union
Station.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
ACCOUNTANTS.

ACCOUNTANTS.
p 4 D\VOkAk q y "A
Ss-ssf kamsc sldg. rel Doug. 5aO&
AD...... .s..... S,,..-l-I lIs.
~ Y. snaier Co. l2th-Farnam y. IS.S:
.,,,n,.s,~r.
49, ~. - sos,
ATT@aSEls.
C T. Dickinson. 81 Paxton Blk. D. lseA
ALIaAoArAssts.
.I.S----.1IGs.
=, ,vvnpa ,sa mh. web an.
= - .-. : : :, 10y 1T0UNDRTEs.
rsass :. - . 49,, GnJT'MTs
Bldg d. sssI; Palmer school graduate
-, 49, MA n s.s,
~ :, x-EoIT-ENREnc suita ais
ts.a 1lae rel TYLER 1855
CIIIROPoDTsTs.
c.rr,. !, su,ora a, pax. Biz. RED .ssr.
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS
fessard & Son. 1875 Capitol Ave. t. 1889
- ~, .,o,-
COSTUMES.
,..,x.Asrpx,-At ,-os,rs f,,r arAss sults. for
rent saa n ffth Sd. John Feldman.
pANeANS
80.
FALL term open Al hackie D. Oous' eaf0
-------- 49,. ..
DE LUKE ACADEMY. III >. btn 81
D0EsSMAkING COLLEGE.
pressmaklnR. alterations, remodeling. nS
-.
DlEs S ye1sss rsoo nenias VIZ 10
Kssster.s pressnaising Col ien city Nat.
- on,,o.. S.,h a F.rn.m
OVERS AND cLEANERs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17

One time, cents a word.
Two or more conss uuve times. iis cents
word. each Insertion
seven consecutive times. cent word.
each insertion
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION wanted as housekeeper by
| middle-aged lady in small Protestant
/ family. Phone Red 6Z72. between . and
/ 81
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-09
OBJECT TO GASOLINE BATHS
Mexicans Not Fond of Treatment But
Are Forced to Submit to 1t by
Uncle Sans Army Sanitarians.

How Uncle Sans soldiers connected
with General Pershing's expedition in
Mexico have been protected from dis
ease and discomfort by forcing Mexi-
can laborers with whcIn they are
forced t. cone into contact to take
gasoline baths is told by a civilian
physician who made a trip from the
border to General Pershing's head
quarters In touring car tearing two
officers in charge of q motor truck
caravan transporting supplies to Per-
shing's me.-.
The military ROAD, which has been
built since the American troops went
in, is in many places almost impas-
sable. In order tG get over the bad
places two Of the % trucks were filed
with Mexican laborers hired by the
United States government to help
stalled trucks out of trouble. They,
Of course, came IL contact with the
Americans who operated the trucks,
and ii was necessary for the army
surgeons to make sure that they were
in good health. They were typical
Mexican laborers AID, therefore, none
too clean. The army sanltarians also
Lad reason TO believe that some of
them were infested with insect foes
that might disturb the peace of their
slumber. Accordingly, before the la
borers were finally accepted, they
were vaccinated against smallpox and
fnoculated with n tyDhOid fever pre-
ventive. This, of course. they did not
like. And after they had been con-
WINGED of necessity of protection from
sickness the subject of insects was
preached. The sanltarians had decid-
ed that the Only safe course was to
battle each Mexican in gasoline. This
order the laborers naturally resented,
but no time was TO be lost In argu-
ment, and they were won over by
short but effective means. One by
one they were stripped, and both they
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out and was therefore entirely pre-
pared.
'T plead guilty as charged" he said,
bowling profoundly and grinning some
what sheepishly and boyishly. You,
gentlemen, have been, as we say in
sleuth circles, 'roped.' You have told
your secrets to the investigator un-
knowingly.
81 most humbly apologize for the i'm
position. l was working under in
structions. Unless it can be shown
that your association is in restraint
of trade nothing will come of the in
vestigation. If you are a conspiracy
you will deserve what you get.
eff I may be pardoned for talking
shop will tell you just your position
with relation to the government. What
the department Of justice wants to
DO with such people as you is to &c
to you frankly and ask you to lay
your cards on the table-to open your
books to the examination Of our ex-
perts. Before this Is done it is some
times wise to get look behind the
scenes before the stage is set for the
play. have been taking that peep.
-Four days ago, for instance, 1 Sc
cured list Of the membership of this
association. That night, in the name
of certain newspaper publisher, let
tiers were written to every member
asking fer quotations of prices. The
price lists are in the mail by this
time and coming back to us. Now, if
there is a great similarity in those
prices, suspicion will be aroused. 1t
is better that this and other tests be
put upon manufacturers before they