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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

he town girlies are all playing
jump the rope the past few days.
having been given unique Jumping
rope by the Observation-Disclosures
store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

The Ballard camp OF the Daughters
Of Pioneers will meet at the home Of
Mrs. E. N. Hammond at 143 South
end West. today Thursday at $3.50
O'Clock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

On Sunday Pres. s. F. Ballif an
nounced that there is to be an elders
stake conference in the tabernacle.
The elders are especially invited to
be present as well as the general
public. Apostle Mckay Is expected
TO be present.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

REDUCE YOUR HIGH COST OF
LIvING-Yet live better. Grow
your own vegetables. Our seed and
your sowing bring SUCCESS Cache
Valley Commission Co.--Adv. A-28.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

VIM. Dutrie. manager OF the North
Utah Auto company, where the Odds
mobile. Allen and Kissel-Kar are
sold, reports q flourishing business.
Mr.. Dutrie says they will move into
their new quarters on Federal ave-
nue In the near future.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

The Seventh war Primary officers
are arranging a character ball for
Friday evening. The prices will be
20 cents per couple and 10 cents for
extra lady. The Beehive girls and
Primary girls will give demonstra-
ton in proper dancing. All welcome.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

DR.. Snow, specialist on eye, ear,
nose and throat, will be at the office
of Drs. Bulge and Hayward on the
last Saturday Of each month.
ndN DO
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

A petition from the property own
ers has been filed with the city COM
missioners to have Federal avenue
paved. The matter is now under
advisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

The Odd Fellows, with their wives
and sweethearts. expect to have a
good time at the lodge rooms this
evening at the anniversary social.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

The Cache Stake Y. L. M. I. A..
will hold a testimonial in the base
ment Of the tabernacle at 1880 to-
night. April 26th.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

A. F. Alder, bicycle and motor.
cycle repairman. has arrived in 10.
gan and will become associated with
the N. ]. DeSanders Bicycle company
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

Dancing Friday evening, Seventh
ward amusement hall. by Primary
officers. 25 cents per couple, 10
cents per extra lady.-adv. 4-26.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

The VIM. B. Preston camp Of the
Daughters Of Pioneers win meet at
the home Of Ars. Susan Larsen at 90
South lth East on Friday afternoon
at O'Clock. A good attendance u
desired.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

We have Just received, direct from
the factory. beautiful line of new
silk dresses and goats. They are on
sale at our store. Edwards Millinery.
Just opposite the postoffice.
adv. 4-26.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

We sell the earth, abstract N
title and loan money on It. II. A
Petersen & Co., First North stree,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

Fruit Trees. Evergreens, Orna-
mental Trees, Shrubs. and Vines.
Joseph A. Smith, Providence. ADV. If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

Mrs. George Piper and Mrs. Ern-
est Goddard are back from Salt Lake
and are visiting with their mother,
Mrs. NJ. L. Hanks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

For sale Of lease. $50 acres Of land
near Cache Junction. also 800 acres.
all broke. in Blue Creek. Boxelder
county. For particulars inquire VIM.
M. Howell at Howell Bros. store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE-Eord auto truck, in
good condition. Inquire of Econ
Omy Supply Co., SO North Main.
-ady, II,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

A number of $500 Self-Closing
Iron Gates for $3.50 at Lundahl Iron
Work.-adv. 4-26.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

A. w. Baxter of the Shamhart-
Christensen shoe department, is
back from ten-day business trip
to the coast.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26
NEWS
COLUMN OF WHICH EVERY READER IS ASKED
TO CONSIDER HIMSELF OR HERSELF AN EDITOR

w. y. Harris, of the Richmond
Mercantile, was business visitor in
Lagoon yesterday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

Mrs. w. A. Ross was in Logan yes
terday. She is residing in ogden at
present.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26
Daily Thouoht

Drops of dew refresh the faded flow
ers. so do kind words cheer the ach-
Ing heart.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-26

By order of Board of City Com
missioners.-adv. 4-26.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

to us. If Annie had given up Tim he
would probably be today a drunken
outcast with all his splendid energy
and talent for his work on the police
force wasted. Annie would have been
unhappy and alOne-no child to
make her proud and tender.
You see, little book, we have to
pay and pay to the last pound of flesh
- to the last heart beat - for our
mistakes and we should thank the
fates if, like Annie and Eliene, we
can be big enough and brave enough
to choose the right thing at what
ever cost to ourselves at the time
ITO Be Continued.)
100000
THREE BILLS PROPOSE CHANGE
IN SCHOOL BOARD
Three bills are now before the
state legislature proposing to change
the public school government of Chi
cago. Rep Carl Mueller has put one
in on request of School Trustee
Ralph c. Otis to cut membership of
board from q to II and elect super
intendent for two years instead of
one.
No school teacher could be dropped
by the methods used by the Jake
Loeb majority last June if the Muel-
ler-Otis bill passes. It fixes a tenure
of Office for teachers. Promotion of
teachers would be through a board
of examiners.
The Mueller-Otis measure is said
to have the approval of a majority Of
the board of education.
Election of school board by voters
instead of appointment by the mayor
is demanded in the city council bill
prepared by the Buck sub-commit-
tee.
Sen. Percy Baldwin is in with bill
to take away all city council control
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08
THOROUGHLY Qualified

Jack, the gallant member of the
kings navee," had returned home
and was RECALLING his family with
tales of the North sea.
'Ah, I tell yer, we 'ad some awful
rough nights out there! Nights I
thought I'd never live through
BAH cried his father, an old mer-
chant seaman. You an ye rough
nights! Why, the North seas like a
lake compared to bits O. the Pacific
l been in! You young feIlers are too
mOIlycOddled in the modern navy.
Why, once I was in a typhOOn in the
South seas and it blew so ard that
the cap'n gave orders to cut away
the mast and when the carpenter
came on deck the gale blew the teeth
clean out of his saw"
"Grr! That's nothingw snorted
Jack, cOntemptuOusly. why, Beat
tvs squadron the other day caught
a gale and it happened to catch their
guns end on and it blew the breeches
right orr 'em!"
Jack" said the old man, 81 take
back my sneering remarks after
that! can see you're a good sailor
in every way"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25
MA CZEM POLEGkO BOHATER
STWO BULGAR6W.

Lekcewazone dotad narody s}o
wianskie ia Ba}kanic W zdumie-
ME wprawily caly SWAT swoim
wprost bajecznym pochodem ivy
ciezkim ia swcgo wiekowegO Gle
niece turcckiego. Nawct sympa-
tyzujacy z Turkami sprawozdaw-
Icy wojenni wiclkich pism niemiec
kich slawili mestwo i poswiecenie
Bu}gar6w i Serb6w jake niebywa
he. Szczegolnie wojsko bu}garskie
LEST przedmiotem og6lnego podzi
wa.
A otto tajemnica nies}ychanego
powodzenia oreza bulgarskiego D.
|powiada o niej kapitan wloski CT
|polla, sprawozdawca wojenny wiel
kiego pisma wloskiego "Stampa'
niezmiernie ciekawe, "a SERGE
ch%wytajace szczegoly:'
Zanim Bufgarzy przystapili do
oblezenia Adryanopolu, mia} krol
Ferdynand zadac naczelnemu wo
dzowi swojcmu Sawowowi pyta--
ME, jak d}ugo moze Adryanopol
stawic op6r oblezeniu hub atako-
wi? Odpowiedz jenerala sta}a sic
przypadkiem mana:
"W. Kr6lewska Nose, Adryano
pol moze W przeciagu dw6ch dni
wpasc W nasze rece, lecz, wymaga
to ofiary so tvs. ludzi."
Cipolla opowiada, jak SERGE kro
la wzdrygnelo sic ma tax straszna
ofiarre i jak z oporu tego zrodzi}
sic nowy plan wojenny, kt6ry z
CORY wyznaczal Kirkillise i Lube
Burgas re centrum operacyi armii
i zaprowadzil arm1e bulgarska z
zdumiewajaca szybkoscia az W
poblize BRAN Konstantynopola.
Drewniane domy Adryanopola
|staly " polmieniach i wojska Ra-
ski Dymitrowa uderzaly la linie
obroma Czataldzy. A ~wszystko
to osiagnieto, poniewaz Bulgaria
" wojnie tel wszystko poswieciia
ola szybkosci: %poniewaz poza So
ba pozostawiono tysiace wlasnych.
rannych, gdyz bylo niemozliwem
pozabierac ich z pola poniewaz
poza SODA pozostawiono tysiace pc.
|leglyeh ma polu bitwy niepogrze-
|banych. Cd samego poczatku by
Pc wojna ia wyscigiem, jednym
nieustanna, zapierajq-l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25
Cdzie Jest v Modle Nosict
R6ianiec M Szyjjii

Rozance nareszcie Tosbik zine
fiku! Wieksza liczba naszych
chrzescijan katolik6w zmuszona
byla odmawiac r6zaniec ma pal
icach, a 60 najgorsza, musieli cho
die bez r6zanca ma szyji. Teraz
bedzie inaczej. Najs. Maya Pan
! ma niezawodnie sic zadziwi sic 2
tego Ct sic dzieej " Kiboscho, pc
niewaz ME ma konca odmawianiu
rozanca i zdrowask6w kt6re teraz
ida do nieba tn ztad. Pc odebra-
nlu rozanc6w wielu starszych po-
zostafo W kosciele prawie do pol
nocy, by spokojnie odm6wic roza
11iec. Prosilem ich 0 modlitwe "a
tych kt6rzy te r6zance ofiarowali
i je tn dotad przyslali, a prosbie
tel jaknajchcetniej czynia zadosc.
- KS. Mayr. G. S. SIP.
Cd czasu gdy wierni dowiedzi
iii sic 0 r6zancach kt6re przyszly
tn z Europy, ME ma konca puka
niu dc drzwi. "Puk, puk" rozpo
czyna sic zaraz rano.
eco cheese moi chlopcze".
"Chce, %rozaniec, prosze ojca.'
Dlaczego?"
"Jakos bez rozan1ca ME moge
sic szczerze modlic."
"Naturalnie, &c mozesz sic mo-
die bez r6zanca.'
Me chcial on temu zanadto vie
rzyc i dodal: "Tak, ale gdy ME
bede miaf r6zanca ma szyji, to lu
die beda myslec IL ME jestem
chrzescijanincm." Prosif i prosi},
az W koncu rzucif sic ma kolana
II wo}al: "Miej litosc Madonna
|Ojcze i daj mi rozaniec, chociaz
luie mann czem "a niegO zapfaclc.
"Dobrze chlopcze, lecz musisz
"a to bye pilniejsym DO Wide, IL
wciaz chodzisz bez zadnego zaje-
cia. Przyrzec mi IL bedzies pilniej
sym, a dostaniesz piekny r6za--
niec,' = rs. Kaiser
Ia dolara Sodalicya Sw. Pho.
ira Klawera zdola zakupic tuzin
mocnych rozanc6w i wys}ac je
do Afryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25
CIESZY sIE.

Naczelnik. = Sfyszalem, panic
dyurnisto, re Sic pan upijasz re-
g%ularnie co pierwszego.
Dyurnista. = Panic naczelniku,
to tylko ma to, zeby sic uradowac.
Wide wtedy pensye podw6jnie j
ciesze sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25
Rez0lucya.
Pawl4ta dnia 7go paidxisrnih
ma 1sbrsziu representation
organixaci PdlSdch Tows-
nystw Polalc6w i Polek Z
New Yorlu, BrooldynA
Jersey city j olpoli3.

"dA "oIypA0 SAsVAA0 OUCCA0 "
wiekopomnej donioslosci ola Ma
rodu polskiego, jaka: jest Misya
Polska z Francyi jake zwiastun
oczekiwanej z wielkiem utesknie
MEM wiesci o tworzeniu sic Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi, tel
wielkiej sojuszniczki NaroduPol
skiego;
Zwazywszy, re wydelegowani
przez wyzsza wladze Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi, porucznik p.
Waclaw Gasiorowski j p. Szania
wski ma wspomnianym wyzej ze-
braniu objawili nam ia radosna
wiesc, przyczem p. Gasiorowski
przedstawi} szczeg6lowo punkt
po punkcie, tlumaczac jasno i
zrozumiale, jaka ma bye ia Ar
mia Polska, i jej zdanie i cele, z
kt6rych najwiekszym obowiaz--
klein i powinoscia jest zbrojna
walka bez wzgledu IA utrate zy
cia "a Wolna i Niepodzielna z
pred roku 1772 Reczpospolita
Polska.
Ma mocy przcdstawionych wywo-
dow, przyszlismy do stanowcze-
90 przekonania, o niezbednej ko
niecznossci tworzenia Armii Pol
skiej, do czego wszyscy Polacy
Polk, Organizacye i Towarzy-
silva W Stnach Zjednoczonych
sa powo}ani do piracy W tym kie
runku, to jest rekrutacyi Armii
Polskiej.
Wobec czego wszyscy zebrani wy
'razamy jednoglosnie swoja Ego
de, aprobujemy wszystkic pred
stawione nam przez pana Casio
rowskiego wywody, odnoszace
sic do te;jze Armi Polskiej.
w dow6d czego jake prawi Pola-
cy tu}acze, wyzuci z ziemi ojczy
stei obowiazujemy sic isc "a
wskazaniami, podyktowaneml
nam przez istniejacy juz Komi'
tet Narodowy.
Take wszyscy jednog}osnie wy
razamy podzieki Najwyzszcmu
,rzednikowi tcgo kraju. Prey
dcntowi Woodrow Wilson "a
przychy1ne wypowiedzcnie sic "
dniu % stycznia 1917 +. Ia PREY
szla Wolna, Niepodlegla Me
%podziclona Polska.
Ma podstawic kt6rego to ogfoszt
MIA nastapilo przychylnc wypo
wicdzcnie sic Aliantow, oraz "a
poczatkowaine faktu histor.ycz-
ncco z%naczenia, utworzcnia Ar
mil Polskicj ia wychodztwie.
Wyrazamy,takze wysokle uznanl'
Rzadowi Francyi Prezydentow
D. Poincare "a zapoczatkowahle
Armii Polskiej, z}ozonej z obec.
ME :juz walczacych W ArmnFran
cuskiej Polakow OBJ. francus-
kich pochodzenia polswiego.
Ma ostatku, witajac pc staropol'
sku czcigodnych Emisaryuszy
Polskich z Francyi, wyrazamy
i'm serdeczna podzieke i szczere
uznanie "a ich prace ola sprawy
polskiej.
Ia Komitet Rczolucyi
KS. B. Kwiatkowski
w. j. Nowak,
F. j. Ziemkiewicz
DR.. F. I. Drobinski,
w. n. D. Dluzniewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25

mEALNY ADoNIs,

Jak pan smiesz wyznawae
mi swa milosc, wiedzac 0 TEN, re
ia juz nam meza1
a miej go sobie PAM, ia wca
le ME bedds 9 niego zazdros,y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25
DOBRA RADA.

- Jak m6glbym sic pozbyc
wszystkich moich w~ierzycielil
- Zaplac i'm troche got6wH .
.konto, to wszyscy padna trupem
re zdziwienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25

klein kt0ry r0zDlJaf sic doplerO. Q
kopuly meczetu Z~ofijskiego "
Konstntynopolu.
Jakaz sila, jakaz VIOLA da}a ca
Ilemu narodowi moe dokonania Ia
kiego cudui Jake mozliWem jest
przeszkodzic matkom, ably ME pla
kaly ma sgrobache sYn6w I "Widzia
lem sam" aoposiada Cipolla, tuzi-
ny takich matek, idacych naprze-
civ pociagom z rannymi, widzia-
lem je, rozmawiajace z obwiaza-
nymi rannymi, s}ysza}em, jak py-
tally Q mellow, 0 syn6w. W odpo-
wiedzi otrzymywa}y kr6tkie slo--
wo zawiadamiajace je o nieszcze-
ssciu, 0 ich nieszczesciu..
Lecz tax jedna jak druga, wszy
stkie pozostawaly spokojnie i Cd
chodzi}y zwolna pc przez t}um,
wydajac okrzyk: hura! Jestto je
dyny krzyk, kt6ry wezwa1 nar6d
do bitwy i jedyny to krzyk, koja
Icy SERGE matek.
Okropnosc wojny idzie swoja
droga, ME tracac czasu ma sfowa.
0 szczeg6lach wojny, o okrucien-
stwach jej i jej wielkosci dowie
sic SWAT dopiero p66zniej. Wtedy
moze opowiadac beda mezowie;
dzis ME moga. w Bulgaryi zeszly
teraz ma daisy plan wszelkie uczu
cia, wszelka tkliwossc, wszelka mi
lose, wszelki Dol, tax jak zawieszo
na zosta}a wszelka %czynnosc, ME
majaca zwiazku z wojna: l moze
nigdy ME dowie sic mkt, jak pre-
mawia} W Bulgarach instynkt
cz}owieka, kt6ry zmuszony jest
wlasna reka przelewac krew wro
ga, krew tego wroga, kt6ry "a wi
ne swoja p}aci tylko zyciem.
podczas gdy tam daleko W Tur
cyi pasuje sic armia z wrogiem,
valley j zwycieza, podczas gdy
|picrwsze formacye rezerwy kro--
cza z radosnym zapalem ku gra-
nicy, pracujea sic goraczkowo mad
tworzeniem "drugiej linii" mad
wycwiczeniem "drugiej linii''nad
wycwiczeniem wojsk rezerwo-
wych. re wszystkich stron naply-
waja ochotnicy, zostaja wycwicze
nj i czekaja ma moment, W kt6--
rym n%arcszcie, ~nareszcie rusza W
pole. Druga ia armia ~obejmowa}a
ME mniej niz 100 tvs, zo}nierza, lu
, dzi wszystkich zawod6w, rozmai
tego wieku. Juz 81 pazdziernika
ruszyly pierwsze formacye tych
korpus6w rezerwowych ku GRAM
ley: sauna Zofia wys}ala 10 tvs. no
wych wojownik0w do frontu.
| podczas gdy pc jednej stronie
stolicy n~adjezdzaja pociagi z ran
, nymi, 'wychodza pc drugiej jej
stronie move zastepy pieszo ma po-
, lie wojny, wychodza sladami u
wienczonych zwyciestwem braci.
Przeciagaja mimo domow, W kt6-
, rych cierpia ranni, a z wewnatrz
. domow odpowiadaja kulami po--
i szarpani ranni wojownicy = ka-
lecy z p}aczem i radoscia strofa--
mi piesni wojennej: "Gdy masz
, dwie rece j jedno oko, ME potrze
ba ci wiecej, ably isc ia wojne,
, olowiu poszukasz sobie II Turkow.
"A melodye tie odzwierciadlaja du
!, cha narodu, ktory wyruszyl, ma
pelniony tylko VIOLA zwyciestwa.
w czasie n%ajbardziej skompli--
kowane,j i bezprzykladnie udosko
nalonej sztuki %wojennej, W GA
sic, W ktorym Europa marry 0
wojnach powietrznych, wygrali
iiBulgarzy W oczach Europy wojne
ia bagnety, a byliby rowniez ivy
ciezyli, gdyby byli tylko uzbroje
nj W sztylety.
Bee madrosci szkolarskiej, bez
tysiacznych potrzeb nowoszesnej
armH, bez konnicy, re .skapa anu
nicya, bez pieniedzy, rozporzadza
Ii tylko sila, do kt6rej kazdy do
rzucal Geese swoja, ro~zporzadza-
III mestwem i radosna ofiarnoscia.
CIESZY SIZE.
i NaozalniE Slvczalnm nonin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-25
Don't be a Stacker

TAN you look the world squarely in the
u face and feel you have done your full
duty?
Are you buying every Liberty Bond
you can afford?
Your right to Liberty and happiness
has been attacked. If your boy, whom you
have sent to the front to fight for you is
not given enough munitions and provisions
to hold back the German horde, the fate
of your home will be the fate of the homes
Of Belgium.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-21

Sheep-Short work was made Of today
light supply, packers who continue to be
In urgent need Of lambs being very eager
buyers of the eight or nine loads that
were on offer. The trade was generally
SOC higher than yesterday No rangers
were on offer. clipped lambs and native
springers making up the entire run. The
best Of the clipped lambs. another cut Of
the ones that sold to $3.50 yesterday.
touched $l645, and two three punches
of decent to good stuff sold around $i6,25.
The native springers that were on offer
sold from $500 for a decent sort to $3.50
dDl86O for the best that were here. Some
as choice as those that brought $lS.2b yes
terday might have sold to 1875. As the
prices that have been quoted show, the
market is fully $1.O0 higher than at the
close OF last week and s2.00@2bO higher
than It was at the low time ten days ago
The advance has been about as rapid as the
decline and the result is that In very
short space of time all but about $100 of
the s3.OO@40O slump they suffered recently
has been reganed, tops on clipped lambs
being In fact within 75c of the highest price
ever paid here.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
shorn $lb.75@16.5O; spring lambs, s165O@
1850; spring lambs, oulls, sl3.OO@15b0;
lambs, feeders. $1200@15,OO; yearlings
shorn, $12.O0@lS.s0; westerns, shorn $1,000
@115O; ewes. shorn, sS.0091O.2j: ewes,
culs. shorn, s6.00QS.50.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Corn Receipts Large, but Hold
ers Refuse to Sell offerings
at Decline; Wheat
Trade is Dull.

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ana whlIo 'h're was good demand for THIS
cereal tho trRdr was a trifIc slow In getting
started M n nun,hrr ~ tbn snIi"rs werr
nor dIsnnssd Ia yru thar offrrinps NJ n
declino tho market hcIns nrntrd fran . 70
@Ic under tho Quotations Of tho nrcyious
ia,
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,rd tho dcmnrI ,r,, mot ,,n, str,",
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,ra ,,,,'S W,, - ,, t, =" 80 = =
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-21
SToCKERs AND FEEDERS.


s........ AIS Z 80 6.,....., 726 50
l.. 430 5 SO 1........ $40 90
Hogs--Continucd improvement IN values
all around the market loop, and an urgent
demand for anything decent hers from both
shippers and packers. combined TO boost the
general market fully 5V1Oc, Free buying
by shippers, especially of the good light
and butcher weight hogs. featured the mar
ket, between a fourth and third of the
total offerings finding their way into order
buyers hands at prices that were fully
dime to, in spots, as much as l5c higher.
As a general thing packers did not show
quito this much advance, but their purchases
were fully &c to, In plenty Of instances lOc
higher than yesterdays general trade. Move
ment was fairly active, and almost every
thing had changed hands well before 10
o'clock The least desirable kinds Of stuff.
including rough sows highly mixed grades
and thin underweights, had n very irregu-
lar time of It, some Of them selling early
at sharp advances, while others were almost
unstable at any price. There was sprink-
ling of this common stuff left after every
thing else had sold, but In the end the
clearance was practically complete.
Sales we're made largely at S15l5@1b,b0
with scattering loads of the plainest stuff
on down and sprinkling Of the most de-
sirable kinds upward toward $3.50, which
was the top. Todays general market is
the highest in exactly two weeks, and. with
the exception Of one day, the top is as high
as has been paid this month.
Renraspntatiye sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-21
NEW YORK STOCKS
Numerous Elements Combine
to Bring About Unsettled
Conditions in Wall
Street.

New NnlE, Juno 20.--Withdrawal OF pun
Iic por,cIcaiIon. an oov,ncc I'm caI, morsv
'N r'' Nv ;" w V'
70 n'2 P'r cent the hlEh rn'e OF the year
itesh 'oWpNcntohS IN lhN Iorelsh situation
anu uhtaN"rahie weather over western ana
soo'hWesterh AEricuIluro 'ehters accounted
In varying degrees for todays further I'M
paum'nt oil quoted values
lho hlgher money rates extended 10 time
loans ana on'-dAy discounts by the local
Federal Reserr" bank, which were raised
from y" " per cent reports OF the gov
"rhm'nt Intention 10 thke over the opera
non OF inc country leeHlhE industries met
WIN htomp' nenAi from washington
Declines were again most severe In specu-
ia'iF' issues, out embraced all divisions OF
the list Including rails Prices were dis
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET
New Top for the Season Made
for Choice Beeves; Hog
Prices Move Up Five
to Ten Cents.

Cattlo-Recelpts Of cattle wero tolcrahty
liberal again today. $500 head and the
three days supply very lttlc different from
a week ago. In fact. the market has shown
very little change for several days. Both
packers and shippers took the good TO
choice grades freely as steady 10 strong
PRICES, forcing values lower on tho fair to
poor grades that come In competition with
| the southern and western grassers. Choice
1,500-pound beeves sold up to 1880 today,
a new top for the season and the highest
price ever paid in Omaha for fat cattle.
Cow stuff was In moderate supply and
very fair demand. the desirable cOrnfed
kinds commanding strong prices and grassy
and half-tat kinds selling somewhat lower.
Business in stockers and feeders was not
very active, as both supply and demand
were limited. Choice feeders were fully
on tho market at more or less shaded fig
ures.
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice
heeves, Sl2,7bUl3,55; fair to good beeves,
$l2.00@l2,76; common to fair beeveE, s10s6
Gi2.00; good TO choice yearlings, N2,5O@
1895; fair TO good yearlings, Sl,76@l?,6O:
common to fair yoarlings, $1,000 ll.7b; good
to choice heifers, slO,2S@ll.5O; good to
choice cows, 1915 1876: fair TO good cows,
SS.75G9,T5; common to fair cows $4,000
SIS; prime feeding steers, S100O0ll. 90;
good to choice feeders. ss.b0I 1000; fair TO
good feeders, IS. $50; common TO fair
feeders, S7,00qS.50; good to choice stncbcrs.
S9,50q1O.50; stock hofers, Sss5@l0.50:
stock cows, s7.00G10,00: stock calves, $3.50
Gll.0O. veal calves, sl000q1ib0: bulls.
stays. etc. s7O01ll.O0.
Representative sales: