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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-15


ander c. Knox. who held portfolios
under Presidents Roosevelt and Taft,
is uuopposed. Senator Oliver somo
time ago announced his intention to
retire. In the Republican election of
representatives at large, the Penrose
faction has placed in the field Joseph
Mclaughlin, OF Philadelphia, and
1sador Sobel. OF Erie. against tho
present incumbents. Daniel F. Lafean
and John K. X. Scott.
Both Parties Have Contests.
Both Repubi.c=>5 sid Democrats
have contests for several Offices, tho
fight for the Republican nomination
for auditor general attracting chief
attention because OF the support
given by the opposing Brumbaugh
and Penrose factions.
The Progressives, ancsTn in Penn
sylvania as the Washington party,
have not filed any names as prereren-
tial candidates Tor president. There
are candidates IN the field Tor all
other Offices but no contests within
the party. Candidates for Delegates
at large to the progressive national
convention include William Finn, of
Pittsburg; Clifford Pinchot. of Mil
ford: and William Draper Lewis, OF
Philadelphia.
Governor ruRbauSa, who led the
unsuccessful fight for local option
during the last legislative session.
has urged voters to favor legislature
candidates who favor this measure.
In Philadelphia proposal to author
ize two loans aggregating $1l4,o0o,.
600 for city and harbor Improvement
and subway and elevated extensions
has become involved in Republican
factional differences.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-15
Sessions of Convention of the
General Federation of
Women's Clubs.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The club
women of the country, two and half
million of whom are represented in the
General Federation of Women's Clubs,
have perfected plan for the greatest
convention in the history of the feder-
alton in New York this month. The
dates are May % TO June s. During
those seventeen days It is expected
that fully 10000 women representing
clubs in every state in the uion. as well
as some from Alaska. Japan, England,
Hawaii and South America will attend
many OF the innumerable meetings and
social functions that have been ar
ranged.
New York City this year is said to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
This Theatrical Manager Knows
How to Connect Nth Square Meal

guide led Miss Held to tho palm room.
in vain she looked for the masculine elo-
ment TO excuse himself and disappear
toward the cigar stand or tho billiard
room lie olung closer than brother
He vas moro evident than green paint
on a Palm beach suit
Al thc door Of the palm room the femi
nine reporter made a last desperate stand.
There are 10 he only women guests al
this luncheon size said
GAlaa. ahe knew not She knew notl
"Oh, that's an right cried the good
natured Miles I'm used to Won news
paper women Ttatll he al right IN
get along won't he afraid
What could the newspaper women do
We al you straight out what could sh
do?
In came MIR Miles lie sat down AZ a
ria Q reserved for Miss Belle Dewey Md
when Miss Dewey arrived he eheerfully
stood while the president Miss Fifth
llocl ordered waiter 10 hring pate
Tor him.
Than down he sat again He was as
Welcome as an ovcrcoat in the sahara
desert
Yes. MAS, so 3 was, indeed was
But he was the one male guest q oil
the women and got a square meat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
Talk about nerve


Connie Niles, manager FOR Anna Held,
takes the cake wins the race. hits tho
hull's eye
The Omaha Womens Press club thinks
he ought "a go on the orpheum circuit
hmsclf as the worlds neyinst guy and
champion Hutttnsky of the universe
Anna Held was the invited guest o. the
cluh Thursday Mltle newspaper womeH
ard cx-neRsparcr women Of tho city were
there aud some society girls interested
in French relief work were guests. The
feminine company gathered IN the luxury
81 the Fontenelle palm room.
One Of the feminine sarihos was dele
gated to so - Miss IIolds room and
escort her 70 luncheon.
Manager Miles VAS IN eorsultat on With
Miss Held whom the scribe ami cd sht
addressed her remarks 10 Miss Held nut
when they started 20 The elevator Man.
ager Miles was with them ard they rad
not "lost him" when tho elevator stortcl
down.
= am sorry that there are 10 be no
men at this luncheon sad tho aoeiety
writer then TO MIR Butt to MIR Miles
Mr. Miles was apparently hard Of hear
ms for he answered not a word
The elevator reached the lobby and Tho
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Shares Of Almost All Descriptions
Move to Higher Levels.
DEALINGS MORE THAN TREBLE

NEW YORt, May " With few note
worthy exceptions stocks Of almost al
descriptions moved 20 higher levels IN
todays broad market Dealings embraced
FAR more than the usual number Of issues
and grains extended from one 10 stN
points IN standard shares, being trebled
or quadrupled in some o. the highly
speculative specialties
The movement derived much or its Inn
pulse from an early rise IN rails, Gu
madam Pacific leading that division with
an extreme gain Of rs r1intA on very
large trading New Haven was next In
point OF strength. gaining four points
! largely At the expense Of n short inter-
est, while other eastern lines as well MS
eoalera and southern issues, improved one
10 three points Further activity IN
Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago a st,
Louis (Blg Four common and preferred,
which advanced five and three points
respectively, pointed 70 possibilities Of
Increased dividends IN issues controlled
BY the larger railway systems,
Motor stocks were foremost among
equipments and lnduatrlals, General Mo.
tors making a maximum gain Of a al
idl, with 1877 for WillyB-OVerlHnd AT 263lF,
while Munitions were relatively back
ward, until the final hour, whom d spif
ited demand for Cruchle steel and Bald
win Locomotive elevated that group to
best prices Of the day
shipping issues were the prominent
features % the forenoon with gains Of
one and one hair % almost three points
Tor Mercantile Marine preferred and com.
mon. Hair q score Of miscellaneous aud
obscure stocks, notably Sears Roebuck,
May Department stores and Woolworth,
were again advanced substantially, 10.
gether with National Biscuit preferred.
Jewel Tea sugars and some Of the To-
baccn group
MoAicana we're under the restraints Inn
posed by latest Developments affecting
that countrys relations with Washing.
ton. although American Smelling and
Texas company were disposed 10 shake
of that handicap United states steel
was virtually the only issue OF lmpor-
lance % hold hack, but was In better dc
point
Total sales Of stocks amounted to el5,
00D shares.
Inquiry for bonds expanded with the
broadcr stock market, Canadian Issues
and Anglo Brench fiyos being among the
oonHpicuous features Total Gales on
bonds, par value. $4,000. United states
bonds were unchanged on call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
Wholesale Prices for Produce
Charged By OInnh n Dealers.

%~~~~~
BUTTER-No. 1 creamery, In cartons
or tubs, 92e, No 2, zoe.
POULTRY-Bro alive, under two
lbs, 300, hens, lbci special roosters and
l2c, turkeys. 20c. old toms zoe. capons
2Qc; guine9s 25c, squads, sl1q400 per
doz; pigeons, g0c per doz.
IIEEslS-tmportod Swiss. 46c, domes-
tic. S6c; block, Csc; twins lse, daisies.
Is1kc triplets lSI5c. Young America, zoe;
blue label brick, l9c; llmburger, 22c, Inn
ported French Rouquefort, 65c; New York
white, 20c
FISH Fresh, per ID: Catfish, t7c; carp,
&C.; trout, 14c; roe shad. 0Qci hallbut Hc;
salmon, i5ai7c; shore Goldfish, lie, buck
shad, 80c; Spanish mackcrel, l2c, red
snapper, Nc; yellow pike, tbc; founders,
I0c. Frozen. per ID; Halibut, lie; black
bass. lea22c; croppies. l20l4c; haddock,
1901 sqnfish, 81 sa1gers. Sc Smoked, per pa
lie; finnan haddies. 1Sc,
BBEF CUTs--Rlns: NO. l. 19ac; No. 2,
&c. No. 3, 1IAo. Loins: No. ], BIC NO,
3, 22hc; No 3, 1875. Chuoks' No !,
l2s4c No. 2. 12Ac No. 3. l2Ac Rounds
No l. l6e; No q l5Ac; No. 3 laAc. Plates:
No. /. 10c; No. o 9Ac, No. 3. 9lbc.
OYSTERS chesapeake, per gal. stand
ards 100, selects. 81 50, counts, N.a5
CELERY Mammoth, 95c per doz
medium, soc per doz, small. Aoc' Florida
FRUITS Oranges. box Navels valen-
olaa, COS, sos. $3.50 l26s 1926. t70s 2Sss,
g24s, 81 co. 96s, zoos R.7j l5ls. $3.50 ZOOS.
Piss, 25Os. S2j Mediterranean Sweets,
1858, 1900, 1905. 1895 l76s, 81 5O, 2OOs 2l6s,
2J0s 500, 2sss, 32ls, 380s. $40 Lemons,
hox. Golden Bowl 500, silver Cord,
A.5O Grapefruit. box 86s 800 SO,
$3.50, as. $40 CAS-. 800 70s. SOS. sss'
$500 Strawberries Shipment Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday f2.i6 case
Bananas, bunch MEDIUM size tl.J0ali5,
medium size Jumboea s2o0d2 ~ regular
size Jumboes, S2.600275, extra large jun
boeB, S800H3f5 Mammoth, N0H3l5.
VEGETABLES -Onlunf Crystal wax,
50 Is crate, Bermuda. Sild crate onion
sets, rcd. t30l bu onion sets, yellow
s.. 70 hu Carrots. beets, tunuips, parsley
radlshes. shallota, zoe doz Cabbage
New, 3Ac h. old &c lb Rhuharb, Ills
box Tomatoes. 81 70 crate Lettuce. sl00
box Celery -Four doz. 81 % rate doz,
y3fS crate + do2 $3.50 rf8tc PepperHl
R0c basket Potatoes Red River Ohios
81 10 hu white stock Il l04H 20 bu Sweet
potatoes Hamper 'I hamper seed
sweet g. hbl
NUTS poUuuis NO saw 6iga Do
NO. roasted san lb Jumbo raw SEC
NJ jumbo roasted ah iH lherla lhc
~ peeans 5lar u ptchHa Jumbo ltlac
ih mixed nuts, ISL ID,
HONEY comb, t case Airline, 81 "
AprTIg nen nae8. SIZES hh Ron
paVH Idaho. 81 Boa Rooms heauty,
Isl tHi ID hHN colorado N. H EtHI
nAiuos flNs W buA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Receipts Are Heavy and
Rules Unchanged to Cent Up
with a Good Demand
CORN MARKET ADVANCES SOME

OMAHA May IL 1915
Wheat receipts we're heavy and there
was a good demand for The better grades
~ this cereal The demand for No 4
hard wheat was slow and there WIS only
few cars Of this grade Of wheat sold
cash wheat ruled from unchanged 70 a
cent higher
4 moderate demand and very light re
ceipta caused slight advance IN the
corn market. Corn vas quoted unchanged
70 a cent higher.
There was not much change In tho
oats market The receipts continued
light and the demand was moderate oats
followed wheat and corn and were qaotcd
from unchanged 10 q quarter higher
Rye declined n cent and barley was
quoted norninally unchanged.
Clearhnces were Wheat and flour.
equal 70 i,072oO0 bu.; corn, 1890 bu. oats,
332, 0O0 bu
Liverpool close. Wheat unchanged to
"a higher. Corn va higher.
Primary wheat receipts we're slb.OOo bu.
and shipments 4l70OO blu, against receipts
Of $4,000 bu., and shipments Of $4,000 bu.
last year
Primary corn receipts were $40 900 bu
and shipments 10000 bu. against receipts
of $4,000 bu., and shipments Or H2.g0 bu.
last year
Primary oats receipts were 10000 bn.
and shipments OF l,l03.O0 bu., against re-
's--pta ~ $4,000 bu, and shipments Of
BaS 600 bu, last YgaF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13

i itiAf~-l tFttliIA were lHHt ABOUT the
same as they have been all week. esu-
mates calling for ~ cars or $500 head,
For tho five days the run foots up 10 lg2
head being 500 smaller than a week ago
and nearly 1900 short Of two weeks ago.
but more than 300 heavier than for the
corresponding days last year
Shipping demand showed some improve
ment today and outside buyers took quite
o few hogs on early rounds that were
steady 20, n anything. stronger. Packers
also got n few hogs early that were
quoted strong. hut this was no criterion
81 the general market for tho big end OF
their droNea was put up on a steady basis
Before the close " developed that when
measured by the demand supplies we're
very generous, and on late rounds values
Weakened q good many ~ the last sales
being nickel lower han yesterday This
slump WAS noted an all grades although
good hogs naturally NOV oh more freely
"a lato rounds Than Tire common grades
Even a. the Dc line leatance Was not
very good several ltais btinF reported
aa uns0ld after most buyers had lcft ihc
ards
Prices ranged 40 The way from strong
In frw instances tu bo lower in others
has unsi salssfwrra about steady and
average showed ltUe rHsUEe NHk nf
tbs sales VAS made 40 ttutsu NuI al
Vas The vase YESTERDAY nathlns WWa 4Nls
tn hfNt 81 a| although tusEt WaH fair
slow IHF st that fEHfu
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
coffee market.

NEW YORK May l2.-COFFEE---Th
market for coffee futures was quieter to-
day with prices responsive 10 eompara-
lively small orders either way, After
opening I 70 points higher, active
months sold about z 10 10 points above
last nights closing figures with septem-
Der touching S66c and December s67 on
little scattered buying which was prob
ably inspired by the better spot demand
OF Yesterday and continued firmness In
Brazil As soon as the buying orders
were filicd however the market reacted
under realizing aolllng OF 10 s.iso for
September and zoe Cor December with
the close steady III net advance Of ] 10
points Sales a. 80 bags May. s30c
Juno s3ic July. s.ssc August Si3c; Sep
tember 81 Na, October a52c. November
siatH. December 4 5Aoi January, Sac
February 6ge March s74c; April, s.Tse
THE official cables reported no change
IN Alires prices, but an advance Of I'd
IN the rate OF rio exchange on London
Victoria cleared q 900 bags for New Or
leans
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
n HEAD


CATTLE-Receipts were very moderate
as usual on a Friday, only twenty-one
cars being reported in. but the total for
the week amounts 10 1879 head, being
larger than last week. but about on A
par with q year ago.
There was very fair demand for a
Friday and the market was reasonably
active at good, steady prices, so far as
killers were concerned. The best beeves
sold up to $40, the same as on Thurs
day.
Feeders and stock cattle are closing
very slow, being 2OGt4oc lower than last
week
Quotations on cattlei Good TO choice
yearlings, t9.O0q0.50; good TO choice
beeves, S9oOas.A. fair 10 good beeves,
g; $4,000, common to fair beeves, 81 $50
a7b: good TO choice heifers. t760d8. 76;
good to choice cows. N30nst0, fair 10
good cows. ts.60a7S9, common TO fair
cows, A25n6bO; good 10 choice feeders,
81. s5Gts %; fair TO good feeders, 81 4O6
1885,, common to fair feedersl ts.6Oa7. 40;
good to choice stockere s7.75GIs.25; stock
heifors. N.2bd8.25: stock COWS. NbOal7. rs;
stock calves, T00d9.00; veal calves, s900d
1850, bulls, stays, etc, Ss.00ds00,
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
Kansas City live stoeL MARKET.

KANSAS CfTY, May l2.-CATTLE re.
oeipta. 5000 head market steady prime
fed steers. t9.Sa96J dressed beef steers.
W.00n92b, western steers, Ss,00n0 70, stock
erB and feeders, s700dS 10. bulls. t5Iba
$50 calves. s650nl05O
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head market
steady; bulk Of sales. S9.66a0S5 heavy
S9.80n9.90 packers and butchers, 5000
9.s5i light, s9bbqa,7b pigs S. $4,000
SHEEP Receipts, 500 head market
strong; lambs. s. 50Ql20o; ycnrlings, SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
Duws REVIEW OF TRADE
Nothing Develops 10 Prevent Con,
tinunnce of Activity.

NONuAhk DeNsiops 70 NEFNfuN Nou-
tinuance of Activity.
NEW YORK. May 12.-Dun's Review TO.
morrow will sayl
Nothing has developed to prevent con.
tinuance Of the remarkable activities and
unprecedented achievements in the bust.
mesa world. International uncertainties
still cause hesitaucy in the securities
markets. but productive enterprise re-
mains unaffected and labor troubles are
less disturbing
The most gratifying feature Of the sit.
uation as II has been for some time IL
tho absence Of eNcesses and general
avoidance OF over-extonBion IN all legit-
mate undertakings. This affords the
best assurance Of Sustained economic
progress, and while pressure OF new de.
mands has clearly subsidized In certain
important lines special causes arc not
needed to account for some abatement
after months of extraordinary buying
That the phenomenal pace could not con.
tinue indefinitely was obvious and man
ufacturers having more orders than can
be conveniently handled welcome the OPP
partunliy "a work accumulated business
or their books. Weekly hank ceRrnEs,
g. 800 tsl. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
BIDS OPENED FOR FIRST
AERIAL MAIL SERVICE

WASHINGTON, d q. May 2.-Bidi
We're opened at the Postoffice depart
ment today on the governments first
aerial mail service routes They will BE-
In Alaska and Massachusetts, II the
service proves successful a gradual ex-
panslon Will follow 70 other routes where
transportation is slow or inadequate.
Seven routes in Alaska win form
connecting link between Seward and
Nome, thence to Fairbanks and back to
Valdez The longest route is ass miles
The Massachusetts routs is from New
Bedford to Nantucket, fifty-six miles
and return,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13

These sales were reported today
Wheat@No 2 hard winter. / car, SilGl
. o9r ll Ssg fSlg a 's Ne. e 6aEa
hleA 9l-5 cars. $40. ! car, ti09h
car. h.0e4 3 cars, s109; cars, sl0sh
oars, sl.0s; cars, Sl,M No. hard
winter. 20 car tL@h ! car! tio7i 3 cars,
ND; ! car 1904 car. 800 Sample
hard winters car. 500; / car, S.02.
car. 100; rs car. sbc. No. spring
car. PIE, No 4 spring J err. .N.o4h. No.
No. mixed ] car, 81 O3lA; car, 800 No.
Ilye.-No 3! i chr. s0c. No !, v car CSC.
Barley-.No feed ] car. eoc.
ag GSrn no w wRIts car car 7 se cars ssS
6s3so No. 1 white j car, sso No.
white. car. @Ao. No. yellow. ! car
&c 10. 9 yellow car, s9Hei car
6slse No mixed z cara g71sc.
Oats-No. white. car, 42Ac, cars
NC. No white. cars. 4Dhc, ~ cars,
lAa sample white: cag t0&o, car
Drnsha Cash Prices Wheat No hard,
slIial1 10. No 3 hard 81 0ch01 ~; No.
hard 99cGsl OH No spring, 81 Ef0l 49,
No. spring, fl.05n1 .O9i No. 2 durum 81 10
qlt2 No. durun. st0@lIt. Corn: No.
white, ss1sGf7oci No. ? white, 6s5aat6ac; No,
white, e71hMgSthc. No white, 6hq6sAo,
No Q white, 66IAn6sAc. No. 2 yellow. M
me; No. yellow. 7Oi4@7iqi No I yellow.
70GJ70tko, No. yellow, e90670o, No. 9 vel
low. ss6f69hc; No 2 mixed, gali8elzc; No.
. mixed 6slf6c69c; NO I mixed. Bsd6sAc;
No. 8 mixed. 676t6so; No MIXED, 8itsQ
MIC Oats. No 2 white, 4si4lGASlzc; stan
dard, 421a043c, No. white, 42Q42Ac No.
I white, Aha4lltc. Ryei No. 2. s9Q90c; No.
.. esds9c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished Tho
Bee by Logan e. Bryan. stock and grain
brokers. 8lB South Sixteenth street
ArlicieI open Hlgh / Low cloae. Yea.y.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CIostn q
Prices ON HOnrd Of Trnde.

CHICAGO, May H. Rains In the south
west finally carried down wheat values
today, Notwithstanding that for while
the market showed a material advance.
The close was heavy, 10 to 80 net lower,
with July at llSss and September at 1i6h.
Corn wound zip unchanged to a shade
higher. oats off &c 70 l4g3sc and proW-
sions ranging from 2JAc decline TO a raise
Of 20c.
At first the amount OF moisture received
by the drouth sections appeared to DO
so far from sufficient to be OF much Inn
portance. The effect, therefore, on the
traders was brief and initial price de-
Clines soon gave way TO steadily increas-
ing upturns. Higher quotations from
Liverpool with lessening Of shipments
from Argentina and Australia tended to
make bears cautious and 30 did serious
crops reports from the northwest and
from Missouri. Illinois and Indiana Areas
affected by Hessian fly seemed 70 be en-.
II was not until tho last half hour Of
the session that wheat traders turned de-.
cisively to the bear side Renewed OF
rain IN Kansas and Nebraska together
with q prospect or welcome showers else.
where caused many early buyers 10 un.
load and led % not q little speculative
selling latest transactions were al yir.
tually The lowest figures ~ the day.
Seahoerd demand put firmneaa into
corn The market WAS nlao sustained by
indications that Illinois rains had put d
stop a. planting Oats eaHhh off on nc-
r1unt DC improved crupa ln the main.
however trade was only w a local char
lrter
illsher prices on hoes lifted provisions
hUt pn The advance packers weFo active
aelirts IA result weakness prevailed
f the close
ChitaRn ash Prices Wheat NU ned.
81 fll So 3 red ~ t3lHt 1873 Nn
tard. 81 sN8i a So hHud 81 ida
iht Corn Na Yeilow 3hffltNg
- yellow iHar $50 Nhifa
Cats So white flt standard
fshRHe tvr Nh Naf'ay
4se Herts Timothy a. on e'nEr
ft HaH tiH4 tfNsIsIaEa FHrs #N
@gd ts W f.N at
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
81. Jonepb Live stoch Markrt.

sT JOSEPH, May i2.-CATTIiE.- Re
celptg, pDO head, market steady, steers.
81 00G9 bO cows and heifcrH 81 i5H9.J0
calves, Is O0fb10 a.
HOGS Receipts, 800 head market
steady top, S9,@ bulk of sales 1860
g7b
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 800
head, market steady, lambs sli 2jMl2 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
ROBBERS LOCK CASHIER
IN VAULT OF BANK

PERU Kan, May 1.-Two robbers who
locked urbln Gibhs, cashier, IN the vault
OF the Peru State hank this afternoon
escaped with 5000 Gibbs was the only
person IN the institution at tho time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Trade is
Active and Steady-Sheep Ac-
tive and Steady,
MOsT OF HOGS sEIIINe STEADY
OMAHA. May u. 1915.

The following table shows the receipts
o. cattle, hogs ana sheep at the South
pnaha i've stock market for the year
70 GATE, as compared with last year:
1916. 1915 Inc Dec.
Iattie .,,,. i67279 8S0689 1910 ...,,.,
Hogs 4l5 al ~ 7Sg 222 60S
Sheep 95Ss y7i "a III 100 $50
The following table shows the average
prices OF hoBs ut the Omaha Live Stock
market for the last few days, with com.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
SIOUX city live Stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. May 70. CATTLE
Receipts, 100 head market l0c higher;
native steers ssOoi19 20.
HOGS Receipts $500 head market
steady heavy 100000, mixed. t9o94
900 light, t096d9 i0 bulk OF sales, $500
SHEEP AND LAMBS quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13

Rcceipta and disposition Of live stock
~ the Union stock yards IN Omaha for
tWentysfour hours ending AZ o'clock
VesteFdavs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13

NEW YORK May i2-MERCANTILE
fApER Sh, per cent
STERLING NctIANGE Sixty-dny
bills NL't demand iLi6s cables,
san f-tU
slLyER-uar l74o Mexican dollars.
poNps= Government steady railroad
t1nE
TIME LOANS Lower SIXTY DAYS FL
per cent ninety DAYS s per cent 81
mHnths. f1it Fer cent
f'Ail. MONEY Steady hiHh per
rfHf low ih rsr Erut IalIuN rate. 3 psi
GENTS iaat lHau ser ttUl e.aa.n. Gid. IA
rfr asH afiaral AZ prr cents
t.ei1E zeunIstiaHf uH .aUda today were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-13
M LAMRs Not auoted.
stock In sight.

Receipts Of live stock at the five prin
ofra1 weatarn markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-25
She DROPS CAMPAIGN
TRACTS FROM PLANE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.--
The effectiveness OF the aeroplanc
I'm more than one kind OF campaign
was shown today when Miss Hazel
Hunklns, lecturer for the national
women's party. flew over Redwood
City. showering party literature
upon the townspeople.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-25
GOES EAST BY auto

Miss Leola Blinn, lawyer. in
company with her mother. Mrs.
Sarah Blinn, and Mrs. Charles s
Davis. wife OF the captain of the
steamer Mariposa. arrived in Seat.
tie last week after an S,000.mile
transcontinental automobile drive
They left Seattle July Is and
travelled to Bridgeport. Conn, as
their Eastern objective point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-25
WILL 0kUMA ACCEPT JOB NE DENOUNCED?

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Heat disease among school chill.
is becoming serious menace to public health,
available today a
Fifteen thousand OF the 100000 New
children suffer today form H.
Infectious diseases ntoscaton Improper methods Of
living directly responsible the believes adding
infectious diseases
Tho department plans campaign
OF the disease among the children.
The departments aiso shows that 10000
disease In New York
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ILLINOIS NAY HAVE NEW EUGENICS LAW

CHICAGO Sept 2S-iinois have n
fight
the bench
session OF the legislature
Hatwts are at In
whie restrictions against the physically vii
be Incorporated In the proposed Law.
The failure of former withstand the constitutional
test In will
bill according decisions.