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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Peter Jansen Says
Personal Choice is
for Justice Hughes

Peter Jansen Of Beatrice, ielegate-elect
10 the national republican convention
from The Fourth district, In IN Omaha,
returning from British Columbia, whore
he has large interests. II am moro than
grateful TO my friends who voted for
me while was out OF the state. My per-
sonaI choice for the presidential nomlna-
lion was and Is Hughes. as I publicly
advlsed the voters. before the primary"
sas he
Canada IL an armed camp" said Mr..
Jansen. TN Winnipeg alone there are
1900 men IN the training camps and In
other cities IN the same proportion Bust
ness conditions IRE very much disturbed
and tho spring - backward In both the
provinces and IN North Dakota, where
1t will be May - before the wheat Is
planted.
I'm Canada they have no hope for peace
this year. The labor question Is becoming
really serious, as they have now $4,000
men under arms This is Gripping tho
lumber business. as 1t is hard to get
men FOR the logging camps
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
NEW YORK STOCy. MARKET
Virtually Small Influences Recently
Tending to curtail Trading
Operative Again.


NEW YORK, May 4--Vrtually the
same influences that have recently tended
10 curtail trading and depress prices were
operative again today The cumulative
perplexltiea resulting from the situation
between Washington and Berlin kept
Wall street in a state Of nervous sus-
pense. This feeling was intensified BY
circulation nf circumstantial rumora.
some Of which obviously were OF bear
ish origin
Dealings were light and narrow from
the outset, the intermediate period being
dull 10 the point OF absolutely apathy.
Early prices were irregular, but mani
Tested underlying firmness. until heavy
selling Of Mercantile Marncs served 70
undermine the entire list. The further
declines Of Marines WAS naturally ASSOC
ciated with the dissatisfaction expressed
NJ the proposed readtustmont plan sub
miited by tho preferred shareholders'
protective committee.
Marine preferred made an extreme de-
cline Of 2A points 10 sbh or total Of
l2M from its record price Of the early
week, and the common fell x TO o. The
course or these stocks was M marked
contrast % United Fruit another spring
issue, which rose ~ 10 1914 on moderate
hut steady absorption. Reports of early
Developments favorable 10 fruit share
holders, In connection with Increased
earnings gained cnrreDcy
The Mexican group supplemented yes
terday's advances, Mexican Petroleum
rising ~ 10 l1lA. with more moderate
gains for American Smelling md Greene
f8nanea Copper. War shares and AL
lied issues, as well ms coppers, were / 10
2 points higher AZ times. but receded IN
the final hour when Union Pacific, United
states steel and other potential leaders
were Mt their lowest, the market closing
with n weak undertone
Total sales OF stocks. $4,000 shares.
Narrow changes marked the days nom
inal dealings In foreign exchange. but
tl1eae again favored the German market.
marks advancing fraction, while francs,
as well M sterling were inclined 70 shade.
Bonds were irregular 10 heavy. Total
sales, par value, 100000
United states bonds were unchanged
on call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
ftFta a. La fgIi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

NEW YORK, Alay l-coFFEE The
appearance OF few European selling
orders seemed responsible for some scat
tered liquidation N the market for eof-
lee futures here this morning. nut prices
flrmed 10 later on a renewal Of bun sup
port and covering The opening waa az
x decline OF to points with May sell
ing 81 s.lse July at S2lc aud December
al s.5ic during the early trading The
few early selling orders were soon ABB
aorbed, however and the market became
moro active late IN the afternoon on te.
ports OF continued flrmness IN Brazil
and more nptlmistic view Of political
conditions, with July selling UP 60 N1c
Tho close was 2 20 points net higher
sniea were $50 bags Closing bids
NAV. S2sc June, s82c July. ste; Au-
gust. Si2e, september AAbc oeioper.
zoo November. S6ic December 500.
January sBle. February s6ae; March,
sibc April, s7ec Spot coffee, steady t;
Rio 1s a84c; santos Is, l0iac Compare
tv.i, fe,t alters were reported In the
cost and freight market and most %
thcac received were for new efep ship
mtnt Oh tho basis of about i0Ae Tor
santos "a, English credit
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading aud Closing
Prices ON Hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO. May 4pessimigtlc fore
casts OF the reply OF Berlin 10 Washing
Ton led to a sharp setback today Ia the
value Of wheat and 80 too did REPORTS
that civilians were leaving Metz. The
market closed heavy, 2Asu8c net lower,
With May at sll3ls and July az 81 hiegt
5lAh Corn lost sna4c TO iisc and oats,
iAnAc to Nc, In provisions the outcome
MAS an advance Of 2isabc 20 llc.
Closing prices IN the wheat market
were nj virtually the lowest point OF the
day sentiment had become increasingly
heagish almost from the outset the only
notable rally being n brief one soon after
the opening. Al first, the pressure TO
sell appeared 20 result chiefly from bet
Ter weather for seeding IN the northwest
and from attention 10 the fact that the
worlds available supply total had eNs
4eeded All previous records. lt was not
indeed until after adverse reports about
lid German note began to circulate that
owners 81 wheat undertook u unload IN
earnest subsequently rumofH OF peace
possibilities grew out OF the advices re-
harding Mntz, ana were the cause OF ad-
d.ti0nal selling
Assertions that reserves OF wheat said
20 have boon accumulated hY tho hFtt
feh government would not comic into
competition With commercial stocks dld
not have much effect 10 stopping the
descent OF wheat prices here,
on the other hand the bulls were
distinctly handicapped 10 SOME extent by
l4e Kansas state efnp report, which eAti~
mated the Kansas WELD This season a.
9oVa bushels mote than was harvested
ID 1918
corn turned NeAk With wheat The
market also WINS heANshlN effected hN
tic excellent weather iWf planting cana
dian competition tended % depress rats
canadian oats were offered in ArW YORK
al H. under Chicago standards
fuaher urices On nnEs Saw thF initial
strength a. provisions Additional tfns
ness came about iatl oWlna q hlsh
record auotatlanH 81 efraae aud heAaar
~ export pienlane8 gf f*aHo panHAa 81
lafH
htTrFRe uusattled siFtf. laNa
fuhst creamery HsffaF aWtta1 Hfate
Ha4hH aHrunsH ENN4e
tHAH lueFHttF Eerlufe Hl asaa
ftash FHihffett extras, tt regular
paasea firats ltNsA aaeania. a.
riIErSE atasat ftfqis sa haSes
sfata helA sfelsls is#lie ttHbA ste
F'Aia. lfMHtM fA apf sAiA At#faN#
fahaN aMha Wisconsin, tMsAA Beta
rbl.sea cash rgtm Wheat Na es8
N3sEfR hH f tfHt &a
HART a lNffN So hud ltt
f6ml ~ faH hH ha Ae
taa. fttN aa afuf hN Usfa
So Z etts WkH iRrt tsH
Nsss Wnath II 8 aa
ttW NfNH@iEas W iAfA
NaM fft#
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
STUDENTS AT BELLEVUE
CELEBRATE SNEAK DAY

The lure Or spring proved too much
for the students az bellevue college
Wednesday. with The result that every
student a. the institution 'eut every
class scheduled and celebrated sneak
ahy" n Naa something " an organized
eeut." ~ an IN the young men and
young women trhmped @ coffin springs
"a Chlds Point early In The morning
ana remained there the rest ~ tbs da},
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
TRAINING CAMP At
FIT. CROOK PLANNED
Citizens May Be Given the 0ppor-
tunity Of Learning All About
Military Tactics.
TO BE DISCUSSED FRIDAY

Fifty members OF the local branch
Of the National Security league have
been invited by General George IL.
Harries TO a luncheon at the Com
mercial club rooms for today noon,
when citizens training camps are to
be discussed by Mr.. Wharton Clay
OF Chicago, who Is interested In the
Fort Benjamin Harrison encamp-
ment, and is an officer of tho Illl-
nois National Guard.
Il Is expected also that a discussion
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Totals .s.,s,tsstss.tss9telA p,TV a'eA'
CATTLE Receipts are very Iair for a
Thursday, l7s cars being reported H. but
for tho week receipts amount 20 only
n, 33T head, being 400 head smaller than
last week, and the smallest Of any ulle
since four weeks ago. As compared wlLi
year ago, there 10 a faliinB OFT OF al
Light booves were fully steady with
yesterday and steady with weQt ago,
lieayy beoYes were slow to little lower
than yesterday, but stu the change 81
compared with week ago has not been
worry large.
Cows and !ieIfers we're stendy today
ana with week ago
Feeders we're IN very liberal supply
many Of them being nothing extra ~
qualify The market was little slow
and the tendency easier
Quotations on cattle Good 70 choice
yearlIna, t9O0lt0b0, good 10 choice beeyea,
s. 50; fair 10 good beaYes, N50gs ~,
common 70 fair beeyos, Si.ioas@i Goo 1l
TO choice helfers, Sb0ltS.b0i good To choice
cows, 81 25asU0. fair TO good cows, 1850
al e5 common 90 fair eowa yf25u6'bO;
good TO choice feeders. ss,00usi5. fair TO
good feeders. Sij0asO0. common to fnlr
feeders. t6Jq7.5O good 70 choice stock
ers, 81 s0di8.f0, stock heifera, Si2oas q;
stock cows, t65Oa7.75 stock calves, 500
ns.75 veal calves, t9,009llO0; bulls, stays
etc, s6.V0ub,0O.
HOGS More shipping orders were here
than on any previous day THIS wees,
and compared with the Size Of total o.
ferings shipping purchases We're the
largest OF the week by quite q majority
With a fairly light run and eneoufaglnt
advicos from all other points OUTSIDE
buyers anticipated big improvement Ia
packer demand and bought what hogs
they wanted early paying prices lhat
we're anyway nickel higher and Ia
some cases even more, .,.
Most packers wanted hogs peuly
enough but were not inclined TO fulloN
the shipper advance. and trade was
little late in starting Before they were
able 10 do anything, however, Killer buy
era had TO give fully BIG hiRhef prices
and IA good many OF their earlier puf
chases looked as much rs 100 hlghrf.
After a start was made movement lNened
up somewhat, aud most of The Killer hoka
were bought al q 5A Toe advance ..
General market Whk mostly nNlNt
HIGHER than YESTERDAY, closing weak ~
the eAriV advance, hulk sold az Npg
lNGi with a sprinklug on either side, ana
/ the top reached 800.
SHEEP With the exception nt satut-
DAYS. when thero Is never much NJ any
thing here today iamh run Was the
smallest Tor any enc day since me adgf
lphrt af december Receipts we've only
mno cars ~ about 5000 head, The tont
| DAYS supply fonts 40 ibA head, a.
against aNigl last week afsi two weeks
ago arid "a ta9 "a year ago
rho market Was dnl affair all thc
IWav through Nhaai other points tcs
ported 6lishJ dsfllNrs aud despite the
lish.nem % laeel lereinls haee'ls , W..
atstrd an spiur tancessishs here settlers
ihnuNhi ptirrs npEht 10 .faet tn te
steady and lm most vases asked Wntt
umnrA aBN ihe result MAA lNAt thf
~ thr waQleA lahts s. on efaet lhe
market vas AZ stantatHl most % thH
Z niatplhs ouh 1870 eats 80 ripptd
lanifa aefr offered AMI HAe y iha n4ra
ifrt SHE had nfrn has lnH eilpifin ln
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

cials, lG7a al7e fresh specials average
fancy iC98l1c; Wisconsin twins, held,
tSaisitc.
EGGS Irregular. receipts, 800 cases,
fresh gathered extras 2ic; regular
packed. nratH 2li4ae2isc, seconds, 2glla
2ie.
liGTTEE-t ngcttlcd, receipts l9A2
tutg. creamery. cNtras @1 id5tcf firslH,
ssua2t.c, seconds. aln3iAc
POULTRY Alive. firm br1ilora Of
fcrcd ~ &fusc fowls, 1879, tIrReys, IN,
pressed, ffu. chickens, lsHase5 IpWl9.
f4t.0I va. turfaFH sNi8gc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

will arise with regard 10 the possibility
Of establishing such citizens tralWn-
camp al Fort Crook for next year
Il not for this year. The uaininS
camps are modelled after the PlattsourS
camp. which attracted such wide atten-
ton about a year ago. when business meIs
IN all walks left their work for f(
months and went into camp Voluntary
TO train In the regular routine OF sol-
dier's life in order TO get themselves
hardened to q life Of roughing II ana al
the same time to learn something about
military tactics. about which many were
yocfully ignorant
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
CLEAR CONSCIENCE HELPS
OUT MAN WITH SAME NAME

Sometimes there = really something in
name Especially is that the ease
Nhen q transient gives the same name
when mp before tie police Judge bernard
Alillfr. living az llll North Forty second
street and doing business AZ 1915 Farnam
street as tho Mid Nest shade factory.
las mucH guef Ills friends are chidlng
n m aver tbc tepert - an arrest % man
OF the same name Ter insulting women
Hat clear cons Ienze carries him over
an tho trouble
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
-, Lonis Li,e stock Market.

SIT. LOUIS, May -CATTLE,-- Receipts.
e0j head market higher; native beef
NsieAfs. D.. l10Hs5 veaflnR steers and
Aelfera, 81 aDni000. cows. t5.2ydsB, stock
era and feeders, s55Cifs50, Texas and OK
lahoma steers. 81 76ns.15. COWS aud helf-
cra. a. 50a600; native calves S6.OtM10Wt
HOGS Receipts, $500 head, market,
higher, pigs and lights, 81 50098, mixed
aud butchers f9Gja9.fOi good heavy, $3.50
1890
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head market steady WethcrF, NO1s.O,
lambs, s0O0a1i 30. clipped ewes, NJNp
s.2s clipped lambs, s9.ypn9.s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

MINNEAP0LIs, May I > WHEAT
May. ST. isia, July, 81. 1891 1874. cash NO
/ hard, sl96: No ] northern, sl2lnl I51ai
No northern. si.HHul2lh.
BARLEY -G5f1IGc.
ny fsa-H2ugsc
BRAN-sis Ogqt9 90
CORN No. 3 yellow. 6a1sc
OATS-No. white, 42Ani3l4c.
FLA XgEED@S % "a 2Oai4
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
MARRIED THIRTY YEARS.
NOW SEEKING DIVORCE

Frank ellis asks divorce from May
Lucille Mcdonald ellis on grounds Of in
fidelity. They were married in Denver in
1905
Mary ETack has applied for divorce
from Harvey ]. Flaek. They were mar
ried thirty years ago In Altoona. Pa,
and he has treated her cruelty she says
Pauline Thorne has been granted a
divorce from James /, Thorne on grounds
of cruelty
Beneta Rainbow has been given di-
vorce from William e. Rainbow
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

NEW YORK. May 4.--MERcANTILE
PAPER-8h per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty-dHy
bills. H72ss. demand. H7b i5-i6
SILVER Bar. 767tc; Mexican dollars,
al4e,
HoNDs- Government. steady, railroad,
steady, -.
TiME TyOANs-Flrtn. sixty days, 2Kp
per cent. ninety days. per cent. ak
months 3h per cent.
cent. low, ~ per cent: ruling rate, "a
per cent. last loan, 2h per cent clos
lnR bid, "a per cent; offered at IN per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm--HoEs strong--sheep
Unsettled,

CHICAGO. May 4-CATTLE- Receipts.
1000 head market, firm; native beef
steers. 81 9OQta.g5; western steers, T.bO0
$50, stockers and feeders. ij.sO4s65; COWS
and heifcrs, 14zJn950. calves, F6.25d9D0
HOGS-Receipts, 1q0O head. market.
atrong, &c higher Bulk Of sales. g' w
9@. light t935Gtg6. mixed, t9b0n9,g;
heavy s9&m9sO, rough, t935de.J6; pigs,
Sf2mgD
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000
head: market. unsettled; wcthers, BW0
go; ewes, S. Zllt9iQ, lambs, Tl5ulls3,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Kanss. Ciy Grain and Provisions

KANpAa CIHY, May -WIIHAT NO
2 hard. so9aii5. no. red. tlI3@fls,
May. fl0, July tloGh
CORN Z mixed, 7i47lAe No 2
white 72c No yellow, TIC May
oATs~&o i white. ia1sNl5ci No. ?
mixed 40ltltc.
EigTTEIt. Creamery, 32c flrsis, zoe,
seconds. 2sc, packing, BlSe.
EGGS Firata. 2iiac.
POULTRY Hens, ibc, turkeys, S0c'
springs, &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
- Joseph 1--we stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, May CATTLE
roipts. 90 head. market higher; steers.
81 ala97G. cows and helfers, H5olt175,
calves, tj.00n9.2J,
HOGS Receipts, 1000 head; market.
higher. top i9s5; bulk Of sales. t3.6O4I9 -,
SLEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts. 1000
head; market lower. lambs, Sll0O9ll6D.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

gr. LOUIS, May -WtlEAT+@No
red. s,2i No. 2 hard. nominal. May, $40,
July. sil0gs.
MAY. 73Mc; July 4asc.
OATS NO 2, 43l4a44c' No white, nom
inhi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Lnndon elocls Mnrkrt.

LONDON. May 4.~AmerIcan HecurltIea
opened fraction lover, showed no re-
e0very and closed dull,
SILVER Bar, "a lb-lsd per ounce.
MONEY ilIfk per cent
DISCOUNT RATEs-Hhort hills and
three months. iss0H per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
NEW STREET CAR TRACK IS
LAID ON TWENTY-F0URTH

The Omaha street railway company ha'
finished the laying OF new steel on the
Forth Twcnty-fourth street line. between
Cunning stre and Patrick avenue Larsf
crews Of worlsmcn are pouring cement
between the rails and these crews ar5
icing followed by the PAYERS.
Ask the man who has used Bes Want
Ads 100 10 you Will hear a boost
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
fo,ton Market.

NEW YURk. NAV roTTON spoII
steadt midaHns uplsnds, 1850 sales.
t,S bales
rho cotton market closed steady al q
net cain az from so 90 points fur the
dHF.
COTTON futures opened titmt Mas ANe
Iuiv N asa October isaAc December,
h. F'H January iWF
LIVERPOOL May ~euf ttlN Hpqt.
flfn gOnd mlliimg hft middilns size
faW ,nlidlna aic States son hHics
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

LIVERPOOL May WHEAT Spot
No, Manitoba, l2s I'D; No. northern
spring l2a Ga; No. rid western, winter,
lis 3D.
CORN Spot. American mixed new, los
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
hank Si.nrings.

OMAHA. May 4--B0nk cloarlngE for
Omaha today were 81, s2O6iG.2i and for
the corresponding day last year, ,3,5S,-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Receipts ana disposition Of I've stock
NJ the Union stock yards, Omaha, Ncb,,
FOR twpety flour hours ending at O'clock
y. M, May 4, 1916
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
With Heavy Receipts and Slow De-
msnd Wheat Prices Slump
Half 10 a Cent
CORN SELLS ABOUT UNCHANGED

OMAHA. May q itfh
Wheat rccfpts were heavy again 70
dH4 blt There MAS upt very goou rash
demand for thiH cereal, The wheat ui4t
ket declined trHp 4alc per bushci
The demand for eotn was quite active
and the receipts III this cereal WsfF
also very good Corn sold steady y 81
higher, yellow corn selling at premium
The demand for oats continued SLOW
and although there was only a light run
OF this grain there were only fe~ sales
Of this cereal reported
The rye market WIS quite active today
and prices remained firm
Barley was quoted nominally I'M
Giearancos were Wheat nnd flour
equal TO $4,000 bushels. COIN, li2gH0 hiRhr
els. oats. $1,000 bushels
Liverpool close. Wheat UNCHANGED
corn, Unchanged
Primary wheat receipts were ~ 90
bushels, and shipments SCI 900 bushels.
against receipts ii 030O00 bushels, aud
hhipments Of 10000 buahels last year
Primary corn rceeipta were 5000 bush.
els and shipments 10000 bushels, against
receipts of .0Oo bushels, and shipments
Of 5000 bushels last year.
Primary Data receiptB were EiW
bushels and Hhipmcnts s2l.gW bushels,
against recoipta II 1900 bushels. and
shipments of 5000 bushels last year
Wheat Corn Oats
Chicago .....@..a8s., q ~ III
kansas City.,~........a i0s ~
81, IoulHss+.t+sstttts*.st ~ ~ -
These sales were reported today
Wheat-No, hard winter 2 cHia; l.ll'
. care, f.i0h No 3 hard winter. 2 cars,
sos, II cars. tl@is' care N0ii ! coz
sG5A. No. u hard winter. ] ear u ma
carr, ti.oi, S ears fiWlg cars ti.N5'
car, tioss I ear N@. esra5 s a.gl
s6c. car, Csc, ] chr, %c. No, NprinK
car, siNh No. dnrnm. car sL0s No
dnrum. j car, SOL No. ? mixed cars,
No. car, tioils No, 4 mixed car
Rye-No. 2: rs car, sac. No. .: chr. We
car 90c No. 4: car, Mihc.
corn--No. 2 white 70 cars, 7ihe 10. I
white. ; cars, Ilei car 1ghs, ~ ear ,
,s&s es s@r 7s &C. NJ No. y ysII9w ss
ssfr; cars. 75ci ! cars, IKE No 8
Yellow car. e9lhc NO. yellow ! en-,
e s Ms cay S &c s'" ear yiI&Is s 81 ssr
sic No. 3 mixed cars, 1lc; z cars Ky,
= cars, 70iac No. 4 mixed. ! car ]p'Ec.
ear. roc. No, 5 mixed; cars, 10Y;
gar 7oAc 10. mixed eer, 79iise ga. cat.
oata~No. 3 white. . cars, ~; No.
white. car, 4ic Sample white; J car.
Nso : cars. 4ohc; Q By cars, N4c, ~
omaha cash Pricos- Wheat No, =
bHfd. 81. 09mi.ii; No 2 hard. tlmNl o.
80. ( hard, ssikcmfi 0ih No ? spring,
fi,oMi.ii No . spring. iiO2qN 4; No. Z
durnm, 81 .0Gfts; No 3 durum. 81 @4i o.
Corn: 10. 2 white, 7ia7ihc; No. 2 white.
70is6ffie No. 4 white. G9hu70hc, no. {
white esiAasllsc No. white esasle
M yellow, 7gt.Gi72Ao; No, 2 yellow.
= siRmfgiic, No. 1 yellow, 70i4n7iHct No
( yellow, Ggm7ic: No. 9 yellow, 6snilg'
No mixed, 70aim7lAc; No ? mixed
s0l4mfic No. 4 mixed. C9Ma7OAei no. !
iaixed Ggd10nc. No. 8 mixed. GlzN1Wae
0asa. No. Z white. AzAds standard.
4gHmighe. No. white. nAW42 No.
white 4Os.nn. Barley; Mailing. eHitse
No. / feed bsnsic. Rye. NO 2, su95ei
No. 3, 90d9ec. go.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
fIee BY Logan 4 Bryan. stock ana gram
brokers' 31s South Sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Little Change in Cattle for
Day or Week-Shorn Lambs
Strong, Others Slow.
HOGS FIVE TEN HIGHER EARLY

The following table shows the receipts
o. cattle, hogs and sheep 81 the SCUM
omaha I've stock market for the geN
% date as compared wltb last year
1915 1918 Inc uee
Cattle s... 1850 3lS q9a 1i,G@i .tottt
Hogs ....5.d .asg.7G lim.d5 2g1,l8
Sheep SEQ 1f6.G0s 1921 ..t,s. ll2,"j
The following t8bls shows the average
prices Of hogs 81 the Omaha 1--we Stoch
market for The last few DAYS, WIN com
DnfigDnH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-14
BIG LAUNCH
IS RAMMED

The big launch Fossberg, of
the Foss Launch Co. of Tacoma,
was rammed and sunk in the
dense fog of Alki Point Friday
night by the steamer Bremerton
of the Seattle Bremerton route.
The Panama Maru of the o. 3.
X. line, from the Orient to Ia
coma, ran ashore on Thompson
Spit, and the schooner Watson A.,
West grounded In the Strait of
Fuca.
1t is believed the Fossberg will
not be a total loss, as there is
line on her, and work has been
started to bring her to the sur
face. The boat was towing IL
sections of logs when rammed.
When the captain of the Brem-
erton saw the result of the coll
lision he kept the nose of the
vessel in the hole made in the
Fossberg.
The launch then was towed In
near shore.
The Panama Maru, 1t is believ-
ed, is not In danger.
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'Will she be at the trial to tes-
tify?" persisted Gray.
''Not-with - my - CONSENT"
replied Rossi, and the court spec
tators stirred.
Wife May Appear.
Speculation still is rife as to
Mrs. Rossi's appearance at the
trial.
1.-The home to which took my
bride was comfortable one,"
said Rossi, continuing his story.
AT first, in Wallace, Mrs. Rossi
was we'll taken care of. People
called at the house frequently. l
was still mayor, but / had enough
time to make things pleasant for
her.
"But ] noticed in short while
that the calls on my wife were
fewer. ! began to see a GOODNESS
between some women of the town
and my wife, and gradually 1t
came to apply to me.
Subsequently found that
some of these women had called
and had found my wife dishev-
eled, with her hair down and in
her night gown-at the door!
But l was still proud of her,
when she was herself. She was
as fine looking woman as | have
ever seen, when she was in her
senses; yet 1t was impossible to
bring some friend to my home
and take the chances Of having
then see the curse and burden
under which ! was placed.
Learns of Drinking.
81 first learned that she had
been drinking" he said, six
months after we were married. /
asked her about it, and she said
she had received an injury once
while playing basketball, and
that she took liquor to ease the
pain.
"At first it was a small potion
of gin in hot water, but it grew
more and more. / did away with
every bit of liquor in the house.
SO there would be no temptation.
Rossi then told of his appoint
ment by Gov. Haines to the state
board of education. He feared to
take the position because of his
wife, he said.
Il wanted the office; was
simply to take it, but ! didn't
dare" he said. The governor
wouldn't take no for an answer,
and | finally accepted. My wife
kept drinking"
In October, 1914, Rossi said he
found her drunk in a sanitarium
She said she wanted divorce,
that the curse of drink had got
her and that it was no use.
Wouldn't Rear Children.
AS sure as God in heaven, you
will be in the gutter in a month, ="
he said he told her. He felt obli-
gated to take care of her. His at
torney advised him to get a
divorce, but he refused, and re-
sumed the fight to save her.