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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
DO YOU FEEL HEADACHY?
LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH

1t is an unusual thing for a drug
gist to sell medicine under a guar
antee to refund the money il it does
not cure. Yet this is the way Tall
man & Co. the popular druggists. are
selling Mi-o-na. the standard dysper-
sia remedy.
Never before have they had so large
a number Of customers tell them that
medicine has been successful as
with Mi-o-na. People who a sew
months ago looked like walking skeI-
etons have put on flesh and today
are ruddy and vigorous with perfect
digestion and good health.
There is no longer any need for
suffering or making their
friends suffer on account Of dyspepsia
Mi-o-na can always be relied upon.
The percentage of cures is so great
that there is little risk 70 them IN
guaranteeing TO return the money il
the medicine does not relieve And
they stand ready to do so without any
questions
Headaches. an forms of indigestion.
specks before the ewes. dizzy feelings.
poor sleep ringing in the ears and
all forms Of liver trouble are helped
1y Mi-o-na A few DAYS treatment
should show considerable gain in
health while complete cure often
follows rapidly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

er A drive was made before noon
and another in the afternoon. Sever
al crack shots were in the party, max
ing the average number killed high
mark, there being hundreds Of rab-
bits slaughtered during the outing.
The trip was made fin a hack from
the Hermiston barn being drawn BY
four horses Mr.. Swayze was thus en-
abled as driver to demonstrate his
ability as skinner OF a four horse
team. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
Businessmen Get a
Big Bag of Rabbits
at HermistOn Shoot
PARTY OF NINE ARE GUESTS OF
j. ID. WATSON AND ALL
ENJOY SPORT.
Hunt Takes place on Watson Fanch
on West Side of River-Trip Is
Made in Hack Hauled by -Four
HOrses-Nearly Three Hundred
Rabbits are Killed.
Especial Corerspondence.) J

HERMISTON, Ore. Feb. 10
While the farmers. were busily engag-
ed attending the lectures at the NOV
able school a party Of nine of the
husines men were guests at j. D.
Watspns at a rabbit shoot and lunch
con Leaving here about o'clock.
the guests were conveyed to the Wat
son ranch on the west side of the riv-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
Cairo Consul on Way Home.

ROME, Feb. 9.-Odney Arnold Of
Rhode Island, American agent and
consul general at Cairo, Egypt land
ed at Naples from the United States
cruiser Des Moines Mr. Arnold said
he was on his way home to rema n
there permanently.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo
Lucas County, S.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the firm OF r. Cheney
e.. doing business in the City Of Toledo
County and state aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of Ga.
tarrh that cannot be cured By the use OF
HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK j.
CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of December. A
D. 1856 4. W GLEASON.
tSeall Notary Public
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of thC system Send f5r testi.
mouials, free
f. J. CHENEY ( 60. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists -5c
Halls Family Pills for constipation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

LONDON. Feb. 9.--The Germans
captured 500 yards OF French trench
Is in a sudden smash at Artois. Ber-
lin officially announced, The inn
proved position on Vimy Heights FRO
vlded further safeguards against the
allied offensive toward Lens. Paris
confirmed the attack but claimed
counter moves repulsed the Teutous.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
A DIRE THREAT.

NO Lena" said her mistress. q
cannot give YOU recommendation
You are lazy. incompetent and SLOW
enly. and it wouldn't be right for me
to give others the impression that you
are good servant"
Listen hare Mrs. Yones" cried
Lena shaking her fist in the lady's
face. IF You amt giving me das rec
ommendation Ay bane stay here till
YOU 3o"
She got it,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
Brandeis Wins Skirmish

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Brandeis
Won the first skirmish when the SEN
ate defeated Clark's motion to hold
an investigation before the full ju-
dietary committee instead Of a sub.
committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
Garrison is safe.

LONDON. Feb. -Townshend's
garrison at kut-el-Amara is in no
danger of capture, dispatches said
Though surrounded they could join
the Aylmer relief expedition 20 miles
away. with slight losses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
HOW APPENDICITIS
CAN BE PREVENTED

Pendleton people should know that
a few doses OF simple buckthaH
bark. glycerjne. etc as mixed In AJ-
ler-ika often relieve or prevent APP
peu5icitis This simple mixture re-
moves such surprising fouI matter
that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation. sour stom-
ach or gas A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble Adler-f-ka
has easiest and most thorough action
# ANYTHING we ever sold Tauman K
Co. druggists
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb 1o- Detectives
Of the third branch bureau today are
looking for an insane person who it
is thought is endangering the lives Of
infaqts by attempting to throw car
bol!c ac'd upon them.
Mrs. Nina Lombard, reported that
she had found the pillow in her in
rant daughters carriage wet with car
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

bolic acid, The child, Rae Lombard.
one and a half years old, was un-
hurt.
Following so closely upon the act
Of maniac who last week threw
l\sof on julius Clemens. three weeks
old, while he slept in front of can
dy store, the police are making every
effort to catch the perpetrator.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

How often you find a
package of coffee-half
FULL
Half-full, not of coffee,
but of co6ee-Ra9OT.
1t means the same to
your pocket -book-you'r re.
paying for flavor-flavor
counts in your cup.
Here is the economy Of
SChilling' S Best:
Scaled in airtight-tins
none Of the rich, full
favor can leak away
Schilling's
Best
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

Alleged spy Sails

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Ignatlus Lin
coin, an alleged German spy who es-
capped from New York. is en- route to
Europe incongito, an unconfirmed re-
port said His wife was reported en-
route to Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
Many Farmers are
Attending Lectures
Held at HermistOn
0. A. G. EXTENSION SERVICE
PROVES VALUABLE AID TO
PROJECT FOLKS.

Much Interest is Being Manifest
Housewives and School Girls Are
Given instruction on CoOkery-Il-
lustrated Lecture One Feature Of
thc Meeting
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10

what action the New YORK state box
ing commission viii take. Former
statements ot members Of the COM
mission lead TO the belieI that the
bout will not be permitted. Ii would
probably do irreparahle inquiry to the
sport in New York state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-10
state Of ohio, city Of Toledo,

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

beiien @ltern in 2incoln lpobnen,
lit naf ieiner ausiage erit Is
Sabre alt, biirfte aber IN @obrbeit
i6on 10 ODER 90 Sabre geieben
6oben, oenn idon als ~10idhliGer
9auaenidtS tpltr0e er Der Hetorm.
itule IN Sort 8apre, eSno., iiber.
pieieu, Die i'm iedS Sabre bebers
bprgte, uno uulBte, oes 0iebitobls
iiEerfil6rt. gum 3meiteh Male uuf
5pei ODER orei Satire IN 0ieie an.
Itolt 5lrriidtebren.
@offentli6 miro inn Elm iteller
2ebrfuril1s 5uoiftiert, inocm ibm iei-
ne 8erbredergeluite griinoIid aus
qetrieben meroen.
Ger gort3e 9ergang 6es nGdtli-
den Ginbrl1fs mag ~folgenoer &c.
meien lein. Gdrpin bate am Cams
Tag abe1to geget II nbr, als Der
aa6en geidloiien pltroe, ais miiBi-
ger 3uihollet Der our6 Die Ser
6inouneStir 6ei0er 2Goen eingetres
ten NOR, geieber. oaB Der 2a6en-
inbober Der Safe einen groBeren
@eIO6etrog entnobm, Ben oieier, tGte
er riftig atnobtn, niht nit nad
Souie nebmen ipiir0e. gidt lartge
.horouf bat er 6onn nit Silfe
zines Rafidliiiiels iid Dieoer Gin
gang in ben 2abet beridofft ut0
nit etIifen onoeren Burden na6
oen @el6e geiitdt. 8ornuf loiieu
Spuren ihlieBen. 9pdter lit er
tpie0er olein gefommen uno bot in
Der 8ermutung, ooB Dos @el0
iif i'm Sid1erbeitsidrouf 6efinOe1
miiIe, oieien in Die 2uft gebIa.
len, Inn onnn freiIih 81 ieberL OaB
er if obermaIs griinblid perreh-
net 6otte. 0ie nafIten Gage tper.
ben gcpib ueitere a%uffIdrrng brtn'
gen.
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dm mein 0ater(anO!

Stein gallm 5eborte mir bon 6eilierl
8aloern,
g}ein mar fein 6alru aui oeinerl
Gogaenfeloern,
llnO i6lelos bolt on mid 6inaus.
eetrieben,
Beil i'd in meiner SlgenO nid3t
0erItnn0
Gid iueniger, oils mid ielbit sp
lieben
llno oennoh lieb' id bid, mein
8aterlal0l
$50 tit ein Ser5. il 5em ni6t oall.
5rno bliebe
Ger iuBe 8rolm Der criten Slgeno.
liebe?
llno beiliger ais 2iebe NOR 0as
5cuer,
GaS emit fir bid in meiner gruIt
%gebrannt,
SHE NOR Die 8rollt Dem 9r4lltigorn
% teucr,
Nie on mir porlt, geIiebtes Batter.
Idno!
@ot eg aud 0anna nibt olf bid
g%eregnet,
8ot bod Der 6immeI rei9li6 bid
3eiegnet;
Sd iab Die 8un0er iiioliherer
3onen,
Set i'd 5ulest nlf 6eiuem 9oSen
Itano;
Dod ifloner lit oIs 9nlmen uno
3itronen
Ger apfelbanm IN mcinein Batter.
Ia1oi
2ono meiner Batter. I1nger nift b1s
meincl
90 beiIie lit fem 9ooen, lrle Der
oeiue,
gtte miro 0etn gll0 1itS rletlter
SeeIe ihpinoen;
limo fniipfte mid an bid fem Ie-
bend garl0,
gs niiroen mid Die 3oten an bid
binnen,
Die oeine erhe oedt, mem 8a-
terlonol
8, tpiirOen ieue, oie 81 Sauie Bile
Zen,
@ie Oeine 5ortgetpauoerten old lie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
Die leidjte Steneruna BET eilcr
GaOiQac ,,Gig6t".

$4,000 @igentitrier BON Cadillac
.@igbt's" baben iid iiber Die leid-
te 9enfbarfeit oieier Maihinen olls
BERT 9iinItig oltsgeiprohen. 8enn
Gin Munu in einetn 8a9 bunoert
Gis 5meiblmoert Meilen fabrt, per-
Ipiirt en- getpobnIid cine getpiiIe
Mii0igfeit p1o 5dlaifbeit, Die
oirh bic a%uigeluenoete gufmerfiam.
felt un0 8eutiibung, Die Dtai6iue
in Der Witte Der Strabe 81 bal
ten, 6erporgeruier miro. @n6ers
nj es lei eirter gooianc D@igbt",
Gle Idon Dem Ieid)teIten SebeIorud
gebordt uno iehr leidt in Der
Mitte Der StraBe slt boIten lit.
Gin qarts leifter Grit nit Dem
6uB Test bic 9refnshl0fc gon3 nod
Qclie6eu. eSe0c eii15etnc, an Der Nta.
ifine oor5lnlebmetloe 5uitftion, fntiI
NIT elmer 2eihtiqfeit o1lSgefitbrt
rer0en, Die faum glnubli6 lit.
Dies 1T es, mas Oas alrtomobil-
fa6ren siim DirfIihen SergEiigen
madt. Der ebenmdBiae 9aii Die
Ter Cars fonmt niht MIR Dem
Siibrer, ionoern ie0em ein3elnen
5o6rteilnebrHer 3u9ute. Sine grObe.
inbrt miro Sic 0obou it~ber5ell.
gen.
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Gus CtncO(n!

10. @pril 1916.
Sen Dem Ganoerihen Moterial-
mdrengei91it on @de IA. un0 Gil0-
-itrabe muroe an Wontng n1or9en
IN oller 6riibe elm Ginbrud8oieb-
itabl peritbt, oen Der SsSnbober oes
Sanens nit riueln So6idaoen pom
'5lrfa 500 5u beflagen bot, uno
dn benz ein aompIott 6olblpii6iis
ger Burden, Die es ollf bic "a.
oeltfoiie nbgeie6en batteL betei[iat
gcneien iein oiirfte. Ser 9efuno
on Grt utO Steae mics einen ae.
moltiam %geiprengten @eIOihralf,
bennlierte 3lipentoritlde, 5crbro-
denc @~Iasf1Iteu mo arg bcihdotg.
te 81lloe aiif. 9tadlborn hatten
in Der 9}adt cinen anoa qebort,
mas Die grploiion 0es Siherbeits-
iflranfes mar. iid nber nid]t mel.
fer oarltln befiimmert un6 lie moren
Der Nteinuna, es babe ae0omert,
ltis iie etlihe Stmoeu ipater Ell.
ues beiieren 6elebrt maroen.
Ser S0upttdter uno Anitifter Der
jtgenolifen guil0e lit in Der Der.
ION oes garbiergebilfen fyrouf Bar.
Din, Der in oemielben gIofgeb1u.
De in einem gnrbierInben arbeitcte
ln0 aenalle 2ofnlfeuntniS beiaB,
lereits oinqfeit aernndt woroen mo
rat id)on bis ouf Die 9fahmboftmo-
dung iriner acnpliien ein nmfni.
ienoes @eitdnonis abgeIest. 8orpin,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

ben,
9alo niiroeit on Su einem @eide
iperoetL
ltno oeine Sin6er gingen 5nno IN
Snno
unO modten Did gum groBtelt 2ono
0if @roen,
8ie on Oos Bette bit, 0 @oter.
LAMB!
&oitrao are8,
Sb%ebopg1n, Mis.
@ie Ii6 Die 3eiteu Gn6ernl 8or
taum 90 Sabren muroe obeuiteben-
oeS aefiiblpolles @eoi6t BON einem
olten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oerfobt uno
ifon heute lit oos @egentei[ eilge.
troffen. aur5 mad Grideinen oes.
ielben gtng iein propbetiiher 8unid)
be5iiglid) Der @rlnoung rno Bill.
oung zines Oeutlden 8eltreids in
grfiQung, n1breno bier Die So.
~terianosliebe nerblaBte un6 Taft III
einem S6atten idmanO. aber ge-
robe iest in oieien trttii1en "a,
gen brou9t oos 8oterlon0 2iebes.
norte urlo 2iebestaten ieiner fernen
Sobne, geroOe iest ioaten mir be.
tueiien, 6aB oas Slut iener 46ts
an0oier5iger in ltns neiterlebt. ltno
menn jebt MGnner oooon Die
Sh(ahtieloer oilngeu, ell @rias
oafiir bier eritebt, iuOem mir finan.
5ieae Silfe leiiten, iomeit es in unie.
rem ardften Itebt.
SEER 9aitor Sdmio aus 8opil-
lion metit in ieinem oortrefflifeu
artifel oarouf bin ME mir oies
better nls bisber tltn f0nnen, uno
modte i'd odau einise gemerfittt.
gen MAIDEN. @enu 0fndba 3tpei
oeltide ~fIorterenoe 9ereinsbGuier
u~nterbalten tdnn, mo nur Der @e.
ieligfeit pn6 benz gerguiget ge-
bul0tgt miro, 10 fam man unbe.
otngt 0araus idlieBeu, onb trtter
unIeren 2nnosIellten l~teberfluB
berri6t. Man fam 6aber orh nit
Reht ertparten, Dab ettpas bon
cieiem lle6erfluB-un0 5fpar Der
groBte Seil oesiel6en-oen ormen
notleioenoen 5omilien mIerer
9ril0er 5ltgiIte fon1mt, pel6e ibr
9lut einieBen, nm oeuti9en Soea.
len gum Siege 5u berbe[fen. Die
Snmmetb melhe Bis ieBt Don Grna.
ia gefattot nuroen, iteben Ietoer
in feinem @crbdltnis 81 un1erem
3eid)tum. gs gebort natirlid piel
@eiit mo 9(rbeit oa3u, cine groBere
5umme 8uiommen 3u brin9en, bod
6eIiben mir glitdlidertpeiie oieien
@eiit. 8iejeaigen Serrcn, fpelhe
3nei IoId)' erfolgrei9e SGngerfelte
nno 8ettide Gage NIT llmailgeu ar.
ronoieren tounten, iino ieoenfols
imitaioe, 3u iold' eolem 3ped
nod @roBartigeres 8l leiiten. Der
nddite 0euti6e Gag, Der 6. Otto
Der, fontlte oo3u anSerieben tper-
Ger, ga bGtteu Die aontitee5 ge-
tiigen0 Belt. ann mas @IGnaenoes
8u StonOe 3l bringen, gum 9ei-
ipiel oeinc oelttide Gta0t int auoi-
tortum" NIT 8olfst1n5en ooer Ie.
betlben giloern al,f Der 9iihne.
Ger Amerifarer lit o~lle5eit groB-
niitt9. uno n0ren mir oeren finun.
5ielle llntcritiisunq ii1er. Wenn
mas Suites geleiitet pilroe, erreih-
ten mir einen ooppelten 3ped, Den
oes Somneln oes @eloe8 ulo oaB
oen amerifonern tpieoer Dor 4ugell
gefii6rt miiroe, mas 8eltidlono lit
nno leiitet. 9ie Sesereien in Der
engliiden 8reiie wiiblen itetig on
Dem @oben, olii Dem mir fteben.
tfno MIR iDIde 8eDeile fonrten
eie Qiiqen pioerlegen. Cine fleiue
gtusiteIling oamit oerbutoen mare
porteilboft. rn6 baben gemtB piele
oeutihe 6dmilien aunit. ooer Ditto.
ride @egenItGnoe, nel1e lie gu
oieiem 3nede Ieiben piiroen. Qlt.
Ser &errn 1ditor Shmi6 bot ii6
Serr 8oitor NltBbonm ans Ben.
nington berelt erfldrt. m~it5u6eIfen
es liegt oIio lett an ben 6erren
pon Gninba, bic Sohe in bic @ano
3tt nebnen.
g. @ekifmnn.
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@s beaablt fihg in ben s9Iai
ifisierten 4u5eieen" Der Sribiine 81
mnonciereH.
9crnft Gud bel einfdufen Out
bic y2ribune@.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-25
New Directors Of the
Y. W. Local Departments

Louise Curtis, educational secretary
of the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION, will fill the position of ex-
tension and industrial department sec
rotary, made vacant by Miss Eliza
beth Brenizer, during the coming
year. Miss Ethelwyn Hodge is her
assistant. Miss Esther Stamats is the
new director of the household arts
department and Miss Ruth Sheldon.
an Omaha girl, will assist Miss Clara
Brewster as physical director.
Chairmen of committees are an
nouncd in the fall prospectus as fol-
lows.
Bible study, Mrs. Edward John
son; devotional meetings, Mrs. Emer-
son Benedict; foreign work, Mrs. D.
L. Johnson; educational, Mrs. Palmer
Findley; physical education, Mrs. C.
K. Smith; household arts, Miss
Gladys Peters; library, Mrs. c. B.
Stone; extension and industrial, Mrs.
w. A. Willard; girls work, Mrs.
George F. Gilmore; travellers aid,
Mrs. Allen Koch; employment and
boarding house directory, Mrs. D. A.
Matthews; social, Mrs. A. L. Gordon:
membership, Mrs. Joseph Polcar;
lunch room, Mrs. ]. P. Lord; assistant
girls work, Miss Helen Buck;
finance, Mrs. w. E. Rhoades, Mrs.
c. E. Johannes, Mrs. J. F. Stout, Miss
Dora Alexander.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-25
NEW YORK STOCKS
Professional Traders Become
FESTIVE at Delay in Rail
Labor Conferences.
COPPERS ARE IMPROVED

| New York. Aug. 24-Professional traders
became FESTIVE today at the continued delay
| in the railway labor conferences and their
| selling made further iBroads upon recent
gains, although most of the net losses were
| nominal Trading fe far beow the huge
totas of the cary week and was character
lied by a succession of moderate advances
and declines.
Coppers alone manifested general improve
rnent, those Issues, with zinc shares, re-
| cording gains OF to 2 points, with a new
high record for Inspiration at 56S. Next
cans, sugars and few obscure specialties,
which get their chief impetus from pools
or cliques, registered Irregular advances,
some being partly effaced in the final hour.
Rails as a group were heavy, when not
reactionary, Reading, st. Paul, New York
Central, Norfolk and Western and Balti-
more & ohio yielded 1 to points. with
material recoveries on short covering. Mar
ines denoted further liquidation to the ac-
compartment of rumors of Forthcoming
reduction Of freight rates.
United States and minor industrials fluc-
tuated within narrow limits. Steel at no
time coming within range of its high rec
ord, established on the previous day, and
closing at 97S, fractional net loss Its
contribution to the days business aggre-
gated about 10000 shares.
Munitions and the war group in general
were irregular on relatively small offerings
and motors were far less prominent than
usual with little speculative interest In
equipments.
Total sales amounted to 10000 shares.
Bonds were irregular, with total sales, par
value. $2,S70.000
United States and Panama 3s declined
per cent and United States coupon As
advanced q per cent on all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-25
Hamilton County
Sunday School
Rally and Picnic

Aurora, Neb., Aug. 24.-(Special. J.
The annual Hamilton county Sunday
school rally held in Aurora today was
success. The children, with their
teachers, met at the different church
es in the city, formed in line and
marched through the principal busi'
ness streets. There were l,ll9 people
in line, with many automobiles deco
rated with flowers and flags. The
picnic was held at the new Streeter
park and was well attended. The
largest Sunday school in line was the
United Brethren, 2l5 pupils, which
won the prize for the largest number.
The following prizes were awarded:
Best decorated float, Christian
church; best decorated baby cab,
Christian; best decorated automobile
float, Presbyterian. Phillips had the
largest town school and Lysinger
Presbyterian the largest country
school. The pastor of the Swedish
church was voted the best looking
pastor and Frank Burt the best look
ing superintendent. All of the floats,
and many on foot, carried dry signs.
The personal liberty" fellow was rep
resented by lone individual with a
Gag" Hundreds of people were in
from the country in their automobiles
and it seemed to be dry crowd from
start to finish"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Is Firm and Gains
About Cent Over Wednes-.
days Prices.
RECEIPTS LITTLE LIGHTER
Omaha, August ~, 1915.

Omaha, August ~. 1915.
The cash wheat market was firm and
gained about a cent over yesterday 3 general
fur OF prices
The high point Of the market today was
si.4s, the same as YESTERDAY. but the bulk
OF the sample to lay sbld arc md sI.iSh
pnd 81 10, while only few cars of choice
wheat sold at si.4s en- the day previous,
Receipts of wheat were somewhat lighter
today, but corn and oats showed q good
increase.
The corn market. generally. was lower.
with the exception Of white corn. which
sold at steady prices. White corn sold, for
the first time In many weeks, ct premium,
over the yellow corn. the No. . white corn
selling at Sic, while the highest price for
the day on yellow corn was S0Ac.
The oats market ruled from Nc to Nc
higher with very good receipts and IN ex.
cellcnt cash demand No. white cats
sold at 44c, standard sold from 4sEc to 4ic.
and No. white was quoted at tsNc.
Rye receipts were fair. but those Of barley
were v'ry light There was a good dems nd,
however, for both rye and barley and these
markets remained steady.
Clearanccs were; Wheat and flour equal
to 1.0T5,o00 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels:
oats, $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat. UNCHANGED to ID
higher; corn steady to Id higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1881 900 bu.
and shipments l.354,000 bu.. against receipts
o. l.los.ooo bu. and shipments of $4,000 hu
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 100000 bu
and shipments 27s,oo0 bu., against receipts
Of $4,000 bu. and shipments Of 256, 900 bu
last year. "
Primary oats receipts were 1.ss4,ooo bu
and shipments 1,04s.00O bu., against receipts
o. LSSt.ooe bu. and shipments OF $4,000 bu
last year.