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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
PRICE OF CASUALTIES Is WELL
''NARRANIEDBY RESULTSG

was heads you win and tails lose.
But the boot is ON the other leg now,
and will be still more on the other leg
when we take Il few more German po-
sitions. For, in addition to everything
else, mind, they had us beaten out Of
sight in the matter of relative posi-
lions. fields of fire, cover from fire,
field of view, and all that. But the
greatest difference is IN the matter of
guns and ammunition. ae~
why, it wouldn't worry me much
il our casualties were twice as heavy
as they are; no, nor three or four
times ..-.~...- J.. T..
Nor me. Not bit" agreed the adj
jutant. I'VE all know there must be
big fighting and lots of it, to finish
this war, and there cannot be big
fighting without proportionately big
casualties. On the basis On which
we are fighting just now, wouldn't
care if our casualties were 10 times
as numerous; and do you know why?
Because, on the present relation OF
gains to losses, of what we sell to
what we are getting for it; If our cas-
ualties were 10 times what they are,
the war would be over before the sum
mer is over and Germany would be
down and out. -. - -. .........
"An1 | will tell you another thing." "
said the other officer. "A rare lot
OF these present casualties will be
fighting fit again within month from
the time of landing; and you watch
their smoke when they get out again"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
NORWAY ATTACKS
IN PARLIAMENT
DRINKING EVIL
Public Workers, Soldiers and
Sailors Have Hours for
Car0uSal Curtailed
STRICT PROHIBITION
Is BELIEVED LIKELY

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Aug IL
A bill prohibiting all workers on pub
lie conveyances as well as soldiers
merchant fleets from consuming intox-
eating liquors during their working
hours and also six hours before they
take up their duties has been intro
duced into the Norwegian parliament
1t is believed that as the majority Of
the legislators are in favor Of prohi
bition the bill will become law in .
very short time and may possibly lead
to prohibition throughout the country.
The measure provides for criminal
prosecution of. offenders against its
articles. the first ofense being pun,
ishable By fine and a repetition by
Imprisonment TO "a maximum term OF
three months and liability to dismissal
without possibility OF return to public
service. ~. ..<. ~. ts
Employees on street cars, omnibuses,
taxicabs, railroads and passenger boats
are to be subject to the provisions Of
the bill, as we'll as soldiers and sail
ors, but the king has the power tc
grant dispensation to the officers and
crews OF warships visiting foreign
ports where they may be entertained
by the hosts or have to give enter.
tainment in return. - ,..-,-,...s... j.
I. Most of the Norwegian steamship
lines already make it condition OF
their contracts with their officers and
crews that they shall totally abstain
from intoxicating liquors during their
service. H.. ~. H.. -. r. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
ADJUSTING TAPPETs.

Those parts of the motor which be-
come not in normal operation should
be adjusted when hot The valve tap
pets, for example, should not be adj
justed when cold because if this is
done the clearance may not be cor
rect when the motor is warmed up as
it is wnen in operation. =:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

CATTLT@Thers we're no fresh recslpa
u cattie Of 9ny consequences today, Hhne
! for the week receipts are the smallsst
that they have been for many monthA,
due 10 the sharp break IN priees last
/ week and to SONS extent, possibly 70
the fact that farmers have been plsg
4 With thsir spring work Under the IN
fluenee " starvation receipts, whieh
amount 20 only about onS-thiTd o. .
normal weeks run, prices nave stsnaiiy
4 advanced AZ the Gloss o. the Hssk "
| Is W461c higher than last weeks close,
| when makes 10 for all the. loss last
week ana carries tbs market ~ W a
point That \ little HIGHER ,,. man an. s hss
/ this year, Ht0ckera and feeders. when
/ DID not slump 80 much last wsss, nave
/ not shown ~ much hdYnnee this week,
but stiil they are around i0uigc higher,
I Quotations on cattle Good % choice
| Isb6us'a5' common 10 fair beeyes. tl.So1t
! 40. good ~ choice heiferss E,Iyps.Ni
good 70 choice cows, NOyn71b, TAR 70
good cows, f926u7.0g; common y falr
| rsasg, TAR . good feodorsf q. sga
! 7W; common 10 fair feeders, Ie.b0alf.al
/ good 10 choice s0ckers. H,7bde.2b. htogt
heifera, fs1gnl.7g' ,1 ndtoeks N COVE Rtea
| t70old0zb. bulls, Rtags. etc. ta9DH1O
! Supplies were moderate even for
! n Saturday and rounded out the smallest
I week. since early IN December. tna HlE
days total being only ABB head. ThiE
II nearly 1900 smaller than last week,
4 Ii "A 40 lighter than two weeks ago ana
t b shortage Of more than II 100 as com
+ pared with the same days o. last year,
Shippers had fairly broad orders hnd
I al told bought about q third ~ tho entire
supply. A. usual they showed a prefer
epce for tho good butcher weight ana pest
/ light hORH making their purchases on a
I steady 10 &c higher basis, The top
reached t9B, II being the first time that
1 anything has sold over vs. since
i wednesday.
Shippers are showing q marked prefer
enee for The good butcher weight atuff
and best lights are bought readily. bul
on D. run N any size plain light aud
highly mixed kinds arc Just az hard q
eetl ~ they were a week Or two ak9
when packers were discriminating aEainsi
anything light and ahippors preferred VIZ
heavy Kinds. Best heavy hogs are Alil
bringing top prices, but they are shhfihs
the hon0ra With the good bhfeHfFh
i ftaufaReUfHftWe aHtGgs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
That Jinx H0vers
Over Rourke Camp;
Anderson Is Hurt

BEATRICE. Rsb. April tfspeeial
Telegram The jinx appears 10 bs fol
lowing PA Itonrhs since he brought
bis Western league team 20 beatrice for
spring training Following The accident
which bsfeli second Bnaemau ffeian on
"wednesday. n which he suffered q
br0kan les, be received BlensaHs %
day stating that ouBflaldaf Anderson
~ cinoinnAti. who was to report for
duty this wssk. had elao met with 9
similar nishap. while pfaetieing 81 that
plnss.
with two players m the retired list
Ilourks II reaching out In every droe.
ton FOR two fast men.
owing 10 the cold weather, 10 gamf
was played here today between Omaha
and Ahs Hi0uE. which are scheduled
for two games a. Falrbnfy Sunday and
Monday. There was little activity ~ thf
Itoufke camp today. aside from Ions
jaunt through the country a nunbei
~ automobile parties will 20 70 Fair
bury tomorrow 70 witness the game
providing the weather II pleasant
Marty KruR Gays that with three q
four more days practice the tenn vii
be IN fine shape 10 enter the Henson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
British Note About
Seized Men Arrives

WARRINGTON, April sGreat Bri-
tain'A reply 10 HserstarY fhpains's re-
quest for mn explanation of The seizure
~ Germans and AustrianH from the
steamer China II now before the STATE
department and reioindsr will 20 for
ward H00n. 20 far ns men who are a
part Of the armed forces OF bslIiRerent
are concerned, the United States does mol
question tie right Of removal u II en-
afsly probable, however, that the right
N a beiligefsDt 20 seize an enemy civilian
will b. sharply contested unless Il ean
be demonstrated that the citizen actually
has been engaged IN wafliks operations,
and mot mersiy political activity,
Counsellor Polk Of the atata depart
u,ent. flntiy denied tonight that be ever
hah told alr ceeit Spring Rice That the
United etates would demand the release
m Fnsn unless II enuld he proved that
rriey were On their way home for service
as combatants.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

above last Friday Well finished heavy
lambs were In good demand most Of the
week
shsaring lambs regalued something n
the slump that hit them AZ last week Z
close, and good kind sold around sll0o
All weak, with u possibility that aome-
thing extra desirable would sell q little
above even money
on an extremely light supply, ewes
scored an upturn 81 hose during tho
week.
Ths dresasd mutton situation was uu-
doubleday better this week than last az
demand wns broader for all classes az
sheep and lambs.
Nothing was offered today The weeks
supply ~ n 636 II by far the smallest u
the year 10 date, being $500 short Of last
week, 1900 smaller than two weeks ago.
and a falling Off Of sH0. a. compared
with tho anme week ~ Inst Hsar
Quotations on sheep and lambs lambs
good 70 choice handy, lli i4pil Ai lambs
fair 10 good handy. N0haill0i lambs
fair 70 choice heavy fi0mall 10. lambs
clipped. tsbga4 u, yenflinga, fair 10 ehoirh
light. 81 Jqi025j yeafllngs. fair 10 choice
heavy, 5000 ~. wolhers. fair 20 choice,
81 Oe4fs@1 eWes, good % choice ls&M
| SIS. ewes, fair "a good, N3taa.A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
JUSTICE POLICY OF DAKOTA
CALLS FOR EARLY ACTION

rfEHnH NJ H. April special Fele'
Ntnm Presiding JustiNC Policy II the
supreme euIFt has Tiled his answer la The
dtshagmant complaint filed against him
hr tpa BirrY tia valves all preliminary
procedure and in his answer alleges 'en
information AMI betlet aaid aqeusatlonH
NeFa ana arr made without pfqbpbIe
a4Aae and hfB Influenced ~ improper
motives lfs asked tnf Immediate a.
ton in ne appointment - r6ftfeea with
authority ard direction ta tf3 fht said
aHuH ana rrp6tJ the evidence wltb thflf
HndmEa and conclusions thetaeN l0 til4
aurt IN tbat tus suurt adopt such other
procedure ne MAS ht M s6art ailh erse
itas ~ lha ratt lN tHNH ass tNsllaH
raN@ aats tof HdEWFni sselNat AlfHN
fae nacpsaNft disbursement tn rsw lhe
action ii nHad slfHant rraharie apHs
Aut influenced hY lnlrtnpet motives
Tte wMisR n q A. tAHdFFhaim sssiUs
Nv slstsrnbat W "a A. Mehh et pnaHt
taa hsen HieA sith ihT att1tntf 9fhfFal
t9f Investigation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions
Features Of the Trading and Closing
prinea On moMrA Of Irmde.

CHICAGO, April A-uBeaaIness oyer
lie relations Of Germany and tho nnlten
states eauhed the wheat market ioaAy
tG undergo material declines which wore
,,nly removed III part by rnfn9ra that
Germany would disayoW the sinking u
Ire gHeae1. Prices closed unsettled l4ae
10 IAsm1ize net lower with MAY ~ Milp4
l8k and July at tlli4d l4ls. Corn LOST
lse IL No and oats ise 10 A09se. ~
provisions, the outcome varied from lV0
decline ~ q rise OF b.
Persistent selling. which began In tho
igaeat Dit soon after the start CONSISTED
largely Of LIQUIDATION By holders, ineind.
ire one on the most prominent Or tho Duh
gnfdlng the crisis with Germany, al
tnuces In war risk insurance rates on the
Atlantic owing 10 heavy losses which sun
marines have inflicted on shipping gave
impetus 10 spread of nearihh sent men, II y,
md "a too did a break IN The New YORK
stock market Resides, mtlder Weather "
Canada and favorable temperatures ana
HnnW falls III the winter crop bolt tehdeh
further 10 handicap The bun Side OF the
market 49,
90Tuany would diHaYaw tie sinking Or
M HusseE prevented the Late recovery IN
lie Whclt market from becoming more
Corn was depressed ~ The weakness
nf whfaf uagttlef weather failed ~
IA M an offset Oats snRRed win other
afain There were reports that the acre
RF4 If oats IN tie southwest Wbh AaAhtn
iHH huge proportions.
Provisions average lower influenced
4anotqlal hp the eelbaeks in the value
IN cereals Packers wore sali tu D. Hk
Meeting normal receipts Ot hogs udlhR
tHe neat three weeks.
rhirasa eRsh triaea Wheat $50 red
llnsn sis We fgdt n915aihali No.
ffs.g mammal Mh NntiuM 354fi i3H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Pressure Directed Against More
Prominent Issues at the
Outset.
BETTER KNOWN RAILS DECLINE

NEW YORK, April s. Pressure vas
directed against the more pror1ibnl
stocks nt thp outset 0f todHYH ptirt ~
aon, such iaaucs AZ United hihtea glh ~
lowest prices II tine week THE lghgss
were largely u not wholly ttnfsHa W.
fore tile CLOSE, whfn II apifiiea osllann
fur metals eEpreiHlly ti0 hiiie ahAtt#
brouHBt about Il general reversal
American Zinc the mnsl AetiVN teataFN
III tUn day made il HeH high RECORD 0ll
liz advance " fiFT pninin e ~ ~
butte and superior. STOCK n me ahHia
elaas rose Il IL 81. Other active features
again Included the maiinea. ahihh w
lowed Inc irregular ifeHaf tF1tiuih t I'm
uppuera HuHb ea Au9Cuhhht ahitit"t z
Arizona aud Tennessee, the ing90tRt
tafnhti1nni Aitkel ara thii'h Ht4'ss -
A'5ni,ol VIVA me most srfatie ~ al me
stpeka. with an extreme 1853 - ~,
p8tnta on steady offering. FnafI t9tti
4 ln, h that issue effndsd half W. l9sa'
I feg Inactive spseiAliieh lihf thaa ~
4 aatteT preferred. American ldllaeaa
4 nfefefred aud Gears ltoebhek. Aefg lV'Ai
/ Al Intervals bf one 20 three pVinlts.. o.
4 "p@tls wpfF aRain d negligible abanil.
NJ faF ~ thelf ACTIVITY vas e9hett ~ ~.
but nav Haven. Atlantic l1hst lalls VIZ ",
I Enff9lk h Western preferred MI. ~
I ptlned 10 cHss about Rpipt 81 iA''
issirt aiai aalsa of stocks amounted 10 2'''
of R, s9alSsi on rans fell 10 tbs new 10"
"fhe weeks vnrioua financial tlnaff WIZ
lnas probably accounted reg an NJ.
loan expanHi0n n almuai 49,, Jdsy M, = IN
g@sb toss veil III excess Vt thVR'V.at ~
ea4d safeaae IN almost t2fiWtN0 ln, ts
serves eHuAinR excess reserves W. XIV ~, II 4,
iaa 800 0O1Ua, a. aRuiBHt NbttVVsVe' =
wv fifaf wNfk ~ The Fehf .,.aAy ,.4tt
ts,at safea oar value, ~ tsEtl19 a.,
9i'nitsd States ifspeg we're ssi IsSb
higher ana lower on CAL a9tlnK a al,s i'm
Euntbsr Of sales and lss9lhs
- afoHka fndHg we're a..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
roffse Market.

NEW YORK, April sHeporiH n
hrrner ocean freiEhtH aud higher cost
on freight offers ware followed by On ads
vance In the market for coffee futures
here this morning. which carried prices
into new high ground for the movemeni
The opening wns 10 points higher
on covering and renewed support
higher on covering and renewed support
from recent prominent buyers, There was
some realizing BY Wall street lonsH h9t
OtharWise there appeared 70 be very lttle
pressure against prices and July col
tracts sold / > 10 ssac during the morn
ing, while December sold NJ t,Bsc, or 70
i points net higher The ciose was IT
practically the beet point o. net nd-
vance N 10 points for the gay
Sales including exchanges amounted 10
~ no baRs April SOC, May. snci june,
n 1850, July s5scs August s43c' septem-
Ter, gasc, October s62c; November sbc
December. 1890. January, ag4c. Febfls
airy, s8ae, May, s7Sc.
Spot coffee, firm. RIO. IT, Mr. Santos,
IN. I0he. Most Of the cost end freight
offers were said 10 be- about ~ points
higher with quotations for Santos II
ranging from 10 4be 70 Hoe. The off
clnl cable reported an advance of R0 reis
In the market OF RIO, while Santos waH
ID reis higher Rio exchange on London
was i-82d lower. Rio reported eleefs
ancs Of 1000 BAGS for New Orleans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
<ll Grains Take a Slump, with
Wheat Leading with Decline Of
Two Cents.
OATS AND RYE FALL OFF

OMAHA, April 4, 1915
All osfealH on the liat Hold from No 10
1c lower today
Tho wheat market took the biggest
slump, declining IL 70 70, with q poor
demand.
Corn was also lower. dropping hq4.e
The demand for the cereal VAS very slow
gHt8 sold AQta4c lower
Rye and barley we're unchanged
glearancesi Wheat and flour equal 2
10000 bushels. corn, $4,000 bushels, ana
no nHtH
Liverpool closed with wheat unchanged
md corn IA higher
Primary wheat receipts we're 1890 hu.
and shipments " DS.gd bus, against -.
efplH ~ gs2O1 bu, and shipments OF
Mt0J bu. last YsAf,
Primary corn receipts were $1,000 bni
and shipments Of BB,101 bu., against 70.
esiptg N $4,000 bu and shipments gf
Hb,CW bu. last year
Primary ohts feceipta were $1,000 bu
/ md shipments Of 7ig.10 bu. against r..
neipA " VI 100 bu ami shipments Of
ieJ.QW bu. last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
U. s. Naval Balloon
Goes Upon Rampage

PEsaA COLA. Fla, April SAN eighty
foot naval observation balloon. recently
brought here for maneuyers, snapped It's
anchor lines today and took q ioo.mile I'M
guided cruise. finally coming 10 earth
In swamp near Argyle. Fin. How
badly II waH damaged @aa unknown to-
night. A detachment from the naval
station was sent 70 bring the runaway
hack,
The balloon was being inflated when II
broke away and ne the wind carried II
over the brick wall surrounding The
navy Yards hair doKel ~ rs tails,
or stabiilsers. were torn off This turned
il upside down before II had gone far
and IN thr opinion II naval officers,
eventually was responsible for ia coming
To earth,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09

300 ~ 1875 6ln. $3.50. Gls. st0o. ZOE, sos.
ta, 800 Strawberries. z7b case Ha-
nhnhH. bunch Medium Size tl.h01l.fb
medium size jHmboes. s20pa2 Bi
regular size, inmboas s250a2.7bi extra
largo iunbofht ta6Glt5a5, mammoth jum-
b0ea, t850HAqh Crhnherries, sell them,
NHGETABLER Onions Red, sho H.,
yellow, 81 lb.i Spanish, t2S crate. Lett
thca, 800 don CAnlfiower $3.50 crate
AHparag1Ie. NbJ box Tomatoes, Florida,
100 crate, Cncumbers, 100 dozen, Gel
err; California, 9e doz Florida, $500
% crate. Cabbage! Old MO ID, new,
SIC lb New beatss carrots, turnipat
rh1iAhea, ahail0ts, 800 dGz HhnbArh, 500
box. Peppers, ~ basket. Brussels
sprouts, 900 H. Potatoes, White, N.l0
bu,. Rod River Ohloa, $40 bu. Sweet
potatneas Delaware, tlf5 hamper. seed
HWnGtH, 1910 Dbl
ONION sETs nsd 1900 bu,. yellow,
1900 bu.
CIDER sgM keR.
HONEY 1915 case.
POPCORN Forty lib. pkRs., t2O case.
HtfTB Peanuts No. l. raw, eHe hi
10. /, roasted, SIC d.; Jumbo, raw, $40
ID Jumbo, roasted. gAe ID, H1lbefts isc
~ pseans, lsHg lb,i Jumbo. The ID,
Mixad nuts ibd H.
DATES. PfGs Dromedary. dates, tzTc
case stuffed dates, fi7b box new figs,
Nbe box
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
sEw YonK GENERAL MARKpr
auota lions of the Day on various
Commodities

NEW YORK April s.-FtOun-~f'nset-
WHEAT Spot weak. No. durum
Hsa3i No 2 hard, tlso. No northern
pnllth, s5g, No i northern Manitoba,
iga, 9, b. New York, Futures. weak
May 81 23A
CORN spot, easyi No. yellow, Hao
q, l. I New York.
OATS Apot. easy; standard, biaeiNo
HAY firm, No. J., 81 a6Gff ~, No. 3
~ 2bQq. ~. No. 3, 81 .0gQl0. shipping, ty1
ne,
HOPS Hteady, state, common 10 choice
1915 crop iAlb23e, 1914 crop, baDsc. Pacific
e0nRt, iglb crop, i2lpfBci 1914 crop, slll0c,
lilDEA Firm. flogota, 28ltate, Contra
Ameridh ne.
LEATlt1ti Ffnn; hsnioclt firats, 3ec
seconds, d3qj4e.
pHOVt8iGhB-fg0r firm. mess, ts4,bOQ
mo, family. tz30Dutg0o; short clears
f2ZW. Beef steady; fuoss. ti7b0lj1s %
family, sia.DtHa100 Lard, steady middle
vest. fti 7Glbtl No.
TALt,0W steady, CITY, sNn, nominal
country pAa9Aei special, 1910.
BUTTER lower receipts, 4ilB tubs
creamery egtfas. BgjldDz7Isc; firsta, AbhG
afe, seconds, g4lpaDa.
EGGB Firm receipts. m,sH casss; IN
changed
G4EnsE-Ftun; receipts. w boxes
unchanged,
POUHfHY-D Dressed, stronsery price
| unehanRedi alive, steady. fowls, iH1tzDe
chickens, re; turkeys. alfNzie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

'srownsend'n for sporting uoodsT
Lighting FiHtures--Iiurgess- dranhen
Disnond Engagement Rings, EdholnH
Have root Print Tt-Now Beacon Press
Garden fools Jas Morton Son GO
Use "rsx.TiIs' Shingles Hunderlands
Tor saie--6h and an city and farm
mortgages J. IT. Dumont, Keeline blaa'
John I. Esg1sy, nonpartisan. for mu-
niolpal Judge legislator IN 1913,
Hsg1ay Would No Judge--J0hn l. Neg
ley haa filed for a municipal iudgaship.
mirrors Made ana Rs-niivsrsd-
alaas Con. Co. 1913 Cap ave. u. HA.
"TodAy'a Movie Program classified
section today II appears In The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY Find out what the va
flaua moving picture theatsrs offer.
Keep vour Money and valuablss in the
American Safe Deposit Vaults. Bis Bonth
i1th 81. lice Bldg. Boxes rent tLO for
) months. Open from D. m. TO p M
Circus 10 oomina--Anothsr siEn or
spring. The first advertising car for the
sells-E1oto show IL IN Omaha putting up
big posters 10 announce that the show
will bo IN Omaha April p.
Jewish Charities Mesting--A regular
monthly moetinK Of the board Of directors
N the Associated Jewish Charities will
be held At their office. 7s4 Brandein build
IN. this morning ri 10 o'clock.
Lsoturs ON Intuition mo sixth ssnss"
fnfd r. Miller will lecture at Thso-
aophleal halI. suits 7m Bee building, sun
day evening at o'clock on Intuition,
the Sixth Honse. What II IL ana How De
teloped"
stove Company nankrupt--rhs fury tn
/ federal court thai heard the protest OF
Tho etoetzel Btove and Furnace company
against being declared bankrupt re-
turned q verdict adjudEnK the company
bankrupt.
Bam uovth Receivers usAish--ristrsot
Passenger Agent North Of tue Illinois
Central. who has been In Florida during
the winter, has written that he VIII b.
homo the last u merit week, fully rscoY-
cred In health.
Sentenced 20 ths Ysn,-wiiiiann SPARKS.
Arthur Blackwell and John n. Norton
have been sentenced 10 ssrys from one 70
four years IN the psnitsntiAry Thsy were
convicted ~ stealing brasa journals from
Illinois Central freight cars
MRS. Hohrfok Goes 70 Moldrsge--Mrs.
D. J. Shrek. 2sas North Twsnty-ssyenth
street wife Of the Burlington tlmekseper
who was killed BY an automobile fsw
days age, has left Omaha and gone 70
live with her parsnts ~ Holdregs, Nsb.
woodrow Wilson Club 70 Axsst-Ths
Woodrow Wilson club will hold meeting
nest Monday evening NJ Twenty fourth
hnd Burdstts STREETS All democrats
candidates have been invited, Harry
Brookstein viii preside. band and
quartet Will snliysn The occasion.
Gospel Team Aotivitsss--The gospel
team ~ tile BILLY sunday campaign
vnl have charge tomorrow At the Hillside
Congregational church. Dr. w, w. War
viii be in charge Of the team In the morn
lng. W ~ Toabier viii lead In tho even
Ing
aoodrioh aarasn Moss--Morton a Son
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
Zehrung to Talk
to the Rotarians

Frank G. Zshruns, president of the
Western league. has accepted an inyia
lion 10 address The Omaha Rotary club
NJ The MONDAY luncheon end meeting
on April 10.
A former fwo-term president Of the
lincoln Rotary club. Mr. Zshruns 10 one
N the most active Rotarians IN the
Tenth district lie has already made Al.
dresses this year before the Rotary clubs
AZ sioux city. st. Joseph nnd other cities
In the Western league.
Omaha Rotarians are making plans
for q big demonstration on the opening
day Of the base bali season. They viii
attend the curtain raiser In body
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
FORMER U. S. ATTORNEY HELD
ON BOGUS CHECK CHARGE

w. 2. Summers, former unitsd States
district attorney and we'll known omahA
lawyer. was arrested by the local polies
Oh charge u writing checks whom he
had inaa5ielent tundr lie was released
nnon signing his own bond
Mr. Summers had heen in Seattle for
several Years Since tina first Of the year
he haA hean IN Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
xnu.m. etty live stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. April g.aCATffEe
ueraiuts 100 bend market steady prime
IA steers, tg25ua5. dreHBed beef steers
n 00f1a PAL western steers ftNu8 ~
atoeksra and feeders b750s ID, bulls
81 75l176. -,...
HOGS Receipts. 800 head market
ntsadv 10 strong, bulk ~ ahles, 81 apU
nj. heavy 81 4pqfgE I, packers and BUTCH
ere 10 Nsdg.Go. light, sa2aQ9Ai pigs. N.1
gUUEP AND LAMBS Receipts. mona.
market steady, lambs, go Wqlf ~; year
linKa, 81 t1Uf6 ~. wsthets, Fat0d9 zai even
s., 95dsN,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-09
SUES SALOON MEN FOR
SELLING TO HUSBAND

Declaring that liquor sold 10 her hus-
band made him incompentent 70 attend
10 his barber shop. MIRA Nellie Cunning.
ham, IN behalf Of her husband. James,
and her minor child. commenced suit in
district court against five South sids
saloon keepers and the Illinois Security
COMPANY
The saloon men named In the complaint
are. Dell j. Gree, 1904 NJ. j. Jones.
40 North Twenty.fonrthi Emil Tutseh.
24i N. Chris KorbmAker Ai North
Twenty fourth. and James Lowry, ios
North Twenty=fpurth.