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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06

robotnik W fabryce florida, pod zaN
rzutem sfaiszowania podpisu Edsela
florida (syna Forda) ma trzech cze-
kach i puszczenia ich W obieg. Skret-'
nemu skonczyf sic Is maja parol "a
podobna sprawe. Uda}o mu sic ja-1I
kimS sposobem pozyskac W fabryce'
podpis florida. Policya ~wysledzitaS
s'est czek6w z podpisem florida, ma
og0lna sumo 1924. Ofiarami wymie-
nionych ma wstepie czek6w padli Lee
Hardy, 1880 Michigan; Jan Kubera,
39T- 31sza vi. j Paul Stecker, -
1881 Michigan - u kt6rych Skretny
zeskontowa{ czeki. WsZyscy trzeJ
wnieSli z tego powodu skarge do po-
licyi.
Jan Rzykowski, 1873 f.. Garfield
ul. ley W miejskim szpitalu - pora-
niony ma calem ciele. R~zykowski ze-
znal pred detektywami policyjnymi.
re W niedziele wpadli do jego domu
jacyS ~nieznani mu mezCzyzni i po-
kaleczyli go nozami. Napad ten jest
tajemniczy, gdyl Rzykowski ME ma
wrog6w, kt6rzyby czyhali ma jegc
zycie i ME vie wog6le "a co 60 ma
padnieto.
Michaf Kosnik, 3Sletni, :j52 Hall
lick ILL.,, targna& sic ma swe zycie z
powodu utraty zajecia w fabryce
florida, gdzie przez pieG lat ~pracowai.
Kosnik postrzelii sic " brzuch i we.
Gdy sedziowie przysiegIi W Steu.
Grace - prawdopodobnie umrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.

ZARZAD GLOwNYf
KS. Franciszek Gordon, Moderator.
KS A. A. K}owO. Wice-Moderator.
wojciech F. Soska, Prezes
Antonina B~aranowska. WicepreZeska-
wojciech Menkicki. Wice-preEes.
Tomasz S. B~lachowski. Sekretarz.
Franciszek Witkowski, Skaronik.
Stanis{aw LiCZmanski. Dyrektor.
Wiadyslaw Lopatka. Dyrektor.
Antoni Mazu-k, Dyrektor
Leokadya KOnCZykOwska, D~yrektorka.
Salomea UrbahSka. Dyrektorka.
Franciszka BiesChke, D~yrektorka.
DR.. Alexander Pietrzykowskt, Lekarz
Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr P. Mindak, Doradca Prawny.
Berta c. Wojtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BTUROwEG
Biuro ZarzadU Giownego otwarte W
dni powsZednie Cd gOdz. 9-tej rano do
6-tei wiecZOrem. w Sobote do Let po-
po{udniu). WieCzOrem. W dnt powszed-
ME q wyjatkiem soboty). Cd godziny
T-mej DO 9-tei. - w niedziele | Swieta
uroczyste, biuro jest zamkniete.
PreEesai " poniedZiaiki / piatki VIE
czorami Cd godziny I-mei do 9-tej.
wszelkie kOreSpOndencye do Gl0wne-
60 Prezesa nalezv adresowac:
wOJCIECH F. SOSKA.
I455 w. Division str. Chicago, III.
Sekretarzai W pOniedzia}ki. wtOrki,
srody 1 cZwartki. WieCzOrami cd godZi-
ny 7-mej do S-tei. / Cd 1-szej pOpolu-
dniu codziennIe, z wyjatkiem soboty, cd
s-tej do l-sZej.
S~karbnIkai we wtOrkI. srody I piatki
Cd gOdziny T-mei do 9-tej wieczorem.
yklndanIa Oplat. Wszelkie oplaty do Ka-
sy Glownej przyjmuje Kasyer Giowny
pOdczas godzin O~fISOwych. albo we dnie
W godEinach ofisowyCh. Sekretarz &C.
nerRlay.
wszelkie listv nadsylac nalezy ma re-
&c SekretarZa GeneralnegO:
TON. =. BLACHOWSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I4a5 w. Division str, Chicago, Ill.
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe pocztowe
(checks, money orders stc.) nale4y wy
stawiac ma orsanizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
( przesyiac pod adresem;
FIR. wTTKOwSKI,
I455 W. Division str, Chicago, III.
,,MacierZ POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego:
1857 W. Division Utica,
Ma druEiem pietrEe.
Chicago, I'LL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06
II CITY,

Policya tuteisza wzieia Wv opieke"
Antonine Wierzbiec, lat 80. Fam.
prey Halbock ave-, DO kobieta ia
chciala zarznat swego czteroletniego
svnka. Rzucila sic do niego Q nozem
kuchennym i przeciela mu lewa noz-
Ike. Chlopca umieszczono W szpitalu
Moses Taylor.
Narazie policya ME vie. czy ko-
beta W z~apalczywo$ci swei chciaia
dziecko swe zabic, czy tez jest n
niespelna rozumu. Chyba to ostat--
ME. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06

w SOUTH BOSTON. MASS.
uabye molina Dziennik Chicago
.k codziennie u FIR. Urbanowskie-
20. IS Boston utica.
ADM. DZIEN. CHIC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06
LISTY 2 PODRozY,

,o ziemiach Polskich i do ziemi
swistei, napisai Ks. Franciszek
Gordon. cena S1.0U, do nabycia W
Administracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06
UWAGL.
ReakoVna decyzya
Najwyzszego Try
buna}u.

St0laCem W ZWlaIku q HID
~sprawami, re jedna z najdO-
nioSlejszych decyzyi Najwyz-
szego Trybuna}u Stanow lie
dnoczonych przeszfa niedawno
prawie niepostrzezenie / bez e.
cha. W ubiegiym miesiacu Try
bunal uzna} "a niekonstytucyj-
ne przyjete przez Legislature
Stanu Washington prawo,
wzbraniajace agencyom pObie-
rama op1at Ia streczenie piracy
robotnikom i uznajace ten spo-
sob zarobkowania Ia karygod--
ny wyzysk. Decyzya Trybunahu
zapad}a pieciu g}osami pre-
ciwko czterem, W motywach zas
wyroku potepiono Omawiane
prawo jake ,%,stronnicze i uciaz-
live, jakotez bezpodstawnie j
nies}usznie ograniczajace Ia
gwarantowana czternasta po-
prawka do konstytucyi ,,wol-
nose"
Ze ia decvzya Trybu-
na}u Najwyzszego przesz}o talk
cicho do jego anna}6w, to
po czesci przypisae MONA tax
re tel okolicznoSci, IL obecnie
many - jak to m6wia pc anne
rykansku - ,,dobre easy" i
prosperity" Stan ten ME be
die jednak TRIVIAL wiecznie. Pre-
dzej czy p6zniej przyjda znow
easy ciezkie, tax dobrze juz -
niestety - znane i polskiemn
robotnikowi. Sprawl agency
piracy, kt6ra pismo nasze ME
iednokrotnie juz ma 1amach
swoich porusza}o i omawia1o,
sprawl tych nor, kt6re czesto
ME tylko zyja groszem polskie-
90 robotnika, ale jeszcze ME
raz w dodatku przyczyniaja 81?
do moralnego upadku niedo-
$wiadczonych, szukajacych Ia
jecia dziewczat, stanie sic zno-
VII z biegiem czasu aktualna i
niemniej piekaca jak by}a
p1zedtem. Dlatego trudno nam
wstrzymaG sic Cd poddania tel
decyzyi pod skalpel analizy i
zas{uzonej krytvki.
Aaeby zdac sobie dobrze
sprawe z calej reakcyjnosci te-
90 orZeczenia, trzeba przede-
wszystkiem uswiadomic sobie
jasno, jak dotkliwym rakiem ma
ciele spo{eczenstwa tutejszego
So rozmaite ~prywatne agencye
piracy, jak wiele zfa powodujQ
i jak krzyczacych naduzyc
bezkarnie sic dopuszczajq.
Me chcemy wojowaG frazesa--
mi, niestwierdzonymi faktami,
ami niesfusznymi insynuacya--
mi, a podamy tylko tn opinie
sedziego Brandeisa, jednego z
tych czterech, ktorzy sprzeciwia
Ii sic uznaniu washingtonskie-
90 prawa "a niekOnstytucyjne.
Stwierdza on, re prywatne
agencye piracy uznane SO cd
dawna "a jedno z najniepo-
trzebniejszych i najnieprawi-
d4owiej fumkcyonujacych k6f W
przemys1owej maszynie kraju.
Kupem ich padaia przewaznie
ACKNOWLEDGMENT / najmniej
swiadomi robotnicy, Z ktorych
Sciagaja one nielitosciwie ha-
race, gdy kleska og6lnego bra
ku piracy rzuci ich i'm ma past
we. Staja sic oni w6wczas bez-
bronni wobec wyzysku, kt6rego
ofiara padaja. Biura tie lioza
sobie wygorowane wynagrodze
ME "a poSrednictwo, kt6re cze-
sto bywa pozorne tylko i iluzo-
ryczne, dopuszczaja sic setek
cyganstw, oszustw i naduzye.
Wysy{aja robotnikow W odle--
gle strony do piracy, ktorei cal
klein niema, albo ~prowadzona
Jest W warunkach, rownaja-
cych sic niemal niewolnictwu,
kt6rego mkt znies6 ME portrait,
Zawieraja potajemne umOwy z
nraondawoami. ma mOcY kt0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06

teresa cuchna oszustwem, wy
muszeniem i bijacemi W oczy
iaduzyciami wszelkiego rodza-
ju."
Starano sic niejednokrOtnie
ten stan rzeczy zmienic i PREY
pomocy prawa ureguLowac
szkodliwa dzia1alnosG prywat--
nych agency piracy, ale laden
z tych wysi}kow ME moze po-
szczycic sic pomyslnymi rezul-
tatami. Pr6bowa}o juz pod
tym wzgledem doSwiadczenia
"A Stanow i dystrykt Colum-
bia, ale kaida pr6ba zakoncSy-
la sic zawsze fiaskiem. Dlatego
Komisya ola Spraw Przemy-
slowych dosz4a do konkluzyi,
re naduzycia tkwia W samej j.
stocie prowadzenia prywat--
nych blur piracy ME da sic i'm
zapobiedz "a pomoca przepi;-.
sow i regulacyi u~stawowych.
Stosownie do tel opinii Anne
rykanskie Stowarzyszenie Pu-
~blicmych Agency Piracy yale
clio zupe}ne skasowanie misty
tucyi prywatnych agency, ale
- jak dotychczas - bez skut-
ku.
Sam Stan Washington, Ia
MIN przyjal uznane obecnie "a
niekonstytucyjne prawo, sta
raj sic ograniczyc szkodliwose
dzialalnoSci ~prywatnych agen-
cyl przez zafozenie publicz-
nego biura, ktore p%rowadzif 2
p~ozytkiem i W kt6rem koszt
wyszukania piracy ola jednej
osoby wynosi4 przecietnie 4
Gently, ale pomimo tego prywa.
the biura utrzyma}y sic nadal
i prosperowa}y, pobierajqc pc
So i wiecej cd swoich klientow.
Chcac pofozyc temu koniec,
chwyci} sic w%spomniany Stan
srodka radykalnego i W roku
1911 w~prowadzi} u siebie usta-
we, wzbraniajaca ~prywatnym
agencyom liczyc sobie jakiekol-
wick nalezytosci cd poszukuja-
cych piracy, wychodzac PREY
tenn z za3ozenia, re koszta po=
Srednictwa W wypadkach ia
kich powinni ponosic pracoda-
wcy, albo Gale spo1eczenstwO, a
ME nalezy wymuszac ich cd lu-
dzi, kt6rzy re wszystkich mai
mniej So W stanie je op}acac.
Ustawa ia by}a owocem d}ugo-
letniego doswiadczenia i - we
die slow sedziego Brandeisa -
,,pierwszym krokiem W kie-
runku ustalenia konstrukcyjnej
polityki W traktowaniu profile
MI braku piracy, najpowaz-
Dieiszego moe w nowoczes-
nym przemysle."
Uznajac niekonstytucyjnsc
tel ustawy i uchylajac jej moe
obowiazujaca, ME zdo}a4 Maj
wyzszy TRIBUNAL zdobyG sic ma
laden powazniejszy motyw
wyroku, jak tylko wyrazenie
nastepujace,j opinii: ,,Sadzimy,
re mic niema W tenn Memorial
nego ami ME zagraza to niczem
pubIicznemu dobrobytowi, .je-
zeli pfatny zastepca wyszukuje
komus zajecie, PREY kt6rem ten
ostatni moze uczciwie zarabiaG
ma zycie. Przeciwnie, us}uga ia
ka jest pozyteczna i godna Ia
lecenia."
To przekonanie i w~spomnia-
ny ma pocaatku niniejszego az
tykufu frazes o rzekomem ME
konstytucyjnem ograniczeniu
wolnosci osobiste,i wystarczy}y
Trybuna}owi do powziecia de
Icyzyi wbrew ~naprowadzonym
powyzej faktom i opinion,
stwierdzajacym szkodliwosc
istnienia i dzia9alnosci prywa-
tnych bitr piracy. Dowod to
zbyt krzyczacy z~acofania i re-
| ,Lor;noSo; ;oI>o ur1oo1pio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06
q DETROIT, MICH.

w poniedziaIek stana{ pred sa-
dem policyinym Franciszek Skretny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-06

Rec obawy wyznac nalezy PREY robid.
min zak un6w. re sic cxytalo odnosne o.
gloszenie w DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
GKIM.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10
STUPID WORK.

~ HE stupidity of German
VI ruthlessness in making
Zeppelin and aeroplane
raids on London, killing de-
fenceless non-combatants is
shown by the fact that since
the war began such raids have
netted at total of but 1892 in
dead an injured whereas street
accidents alone have claimed
seven times that many people
in London.
In other words the injury
worked by the raiders has been
absolutely insignificant as com
passed with the cost of the bus
mess to the German treasury.
If the raids have been made for
moral effect the TeutonS have
even worse. In
stead of breaking the English
spirit they have caused John
Bull to fight all the harder.
The moral effect of such raids
has hurt Germany, not Eng
land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10

called than would otherwise
be necessary. The direct eff
feet is more important to the
men than to the government.
When man is excused with
out having a Just cause for re-
lection or exemption the man
next to him in line is the one to
suffer. The fair and just way
is for examiners and exemption
boards to hew to the line, let
the chips fall where they may.
A square deal is then assured
for all and no one can ask for
more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10
A PROUD SHOWING

IA LACARDS by the |. w. w.
- have set forth that while
= newspapers urged men to
sustain the government in war
no one ever heard of newspa-
permen themselves offering
their services.
For those who may have felt
inclined to believe such rot the
showing of two representative
papers may prove enlighten-
ing.
The New York World, great and
patriotic newspaper. has given
through voluntary enlistment fifty-Onc
men to one branch or another of the
National forces. 1t Is record so
worthy that it brought a special let
ter of commeniatiOn from President
Wilson, and the Word prints il with
obvious evidence of pride and salts
faction
The Oregonian begs TO extend its
to its contemporary, the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10
PUBLIC ASKED TO
HELP STOP FRAUD
Publicity to be Given Draft
Wcrk So AS to Ensure
Justice.

If any person in Umatilla county
| or elsewhere has information con-
trary to the facts as alleged in the
| claim for exemption filed by draft
ed man. he or she is expected to In
form the district attorney who has
been designated by the government
to investigate such cases. The names
of all persons claiming exemption to-
gether with the grounds they allege,
will be printed in the papers at the
request of the government
If he finds the claimant has wrong-
ly stated the facts, the district attor-
ney will inform the local board and
ii necessary. carry the case on appeal
TO the district board.
Thus the interests of other men
who would be called up for service
ahead OF their proper time II exemp-
tions We're granted to men ahead of
them not entitled TO exemption, will
be protected.
In explaining the reason for MAX
ing this order to local boards. the
Provost Marshal General said, in part
THE names of all registered men
are on n list arranged in the order
in which they will be called for mill
tary service. Wherever any registered
person imposes upon a local board
and improperly secures certificate
of exemption or discharge he ad-
vances the time of call of all other
uncalled persons on the list.
For this reason every registered
person and. to some extent, every
person in the community is more or
less directly interested in seeing that
the true facts are brought to the at
tention of the government"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10
% Years Ago Today

(From the Daily East oregonfan,
Angus tic, 1SS9.)
The total receipts of the festival
given last evening by the ladies of the
NJ. E. church South, were S27 after
all the ice cream had been disposed
Of During the festival votes for the
ugliest man were readily sold. j. A.
Howard was almost animously
elected, his young lady friends be-
ing especially elated over this cleo
tion.
1t is reported that dining cars will
shortly be placed on all Union Pacific
trains and that a thorough service
will be run to Portland.
James Gibson was in town yester
day from Helix. where he is building
the Masonic temple, and reports that
he had nearly as close a call out
there as in his recent adventure on
a wrecked freight train. He slipped
through the joists and barely saved
himself from falling to the floor be-
low, where an open tool box. with
saws, hammers, etc, protruding. was
yawning to receive him.
Few men are brave enough to allow
a mindreader to expose their thoughts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10

World, for the service IL has rendered
TO its country through the loyal men
ln its employ. FROM the beginning
the word has sounded high note
of outstanding Americanism; and nov
il is enabled to back its words with
its deeds.
We suppose IL viii he interesting
to the World and to the White House
to know that the cNamt number of
men from the Oregonian who have
responded to the call to the cOlOrs,
since the war with Germany began,
lis one hundred and two (1O2). II Is
an interesting coincidence that 1t
should he twice the number from tn.
World.-Portland Oregonian.
The Oregonian indeed has a
record to be proud of,
~~~s~S~~-~-s~
The scheme to evade the
draft law by claiming consci-
entious objections to killing
people might not work right;
for instance such men might
be placed at mine sweeping,
which is preventative, not de-
structive yet highly dangerous,
or they could be used for gath
ering up the wounded in the
rear.
If the Warren Construction
Co. does not manifest a little
speed in getting those north
side streets paved the House
wives Union may be goaded to
something desperate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10

Oakland 3, Los Angeles 2.
National League.
Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia l.
St Louis l. New York 4
Chicago 3. Brooklyn s.
Boston-Cincinnati postponed.
American League.
Chicago 3. Washington ..
New York 2. Cleveland ;.
Philadelphia o, St. Louis 2
German Editor informed.
ST PAUL. Aug. 9.-F. w. Berg
meier. editor of the st Paul Volks
Zeitung. a German language newspa-
per. has been 'nterned as an alien
during the war
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10
SPORTS

Coast League.
Salt Lake ..t... 10 0
Portland ......... .
Leverenz and Hannah; Penner and
Baldwin.
vernon ..--...., -.
Erickson and Baker: Marion and
Simon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-10

Few men are brave enough to allow
a mindreader to expose their thoughts
in the presence of friends.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-04
BOYS BARRED FROM
HIS. GIRLS GYM SHOW
Majority Of Central High Glass
Votes to Keep Males Out
of Exhibition.
TO ENFORCE STRICT RULE

High school boys will not be al
lowed to witness the exhibition to be
given by the gymnasium girls OF the
Central High school III the high
school auditorium Friday afternoon.
This was decided definitely at a
meeting OF the officers OF the GYM
nasium club and Miss Bessie Dumont,
gymnasium instructor. Miss Dumon.
thought the question too big TO decide
alone and put it up TO the girls. A
majority voted no,
Some OF the girls favor having the
exhibition open to all They an
nounced their intention OF making an
other attempt 10 put the question to a
vote. They even declared that those
in favor of closed exhibition were
in the minority.
1t has been an unwrittcn rule at the
high school to bar the boys from the
girls athletic contests and exhibitions.
High schools elsewhere do not draw
the line so sharply and III the opin-
ion of many high school boys the
school authorities are too conserva-
tive.
More than 500 tickets for the ex-
hbition have been disposed Of. The
auditorium will scat over 600 people.
Leaders said last night every seat
would be sold
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-04
NEW YORK STOCKS
Constant Liquidation of High
Grade Securities Accom-
pany Weak Tone.
BIG RAIL : OFFERINGS

New York. May S,-COnstapt liquidation
Of high grade securities accompanied the
weak tone OF todays stock market
Offerings Of rails were 50 persistent and
embraced 20 many issues Of the investment
class as to convey the impression that they
emanated from high financial quarters,
Gross reGessI0Hs Of 10 points were reg
lstered by Canadian Pacific Reading. Louis
Vile g. Nashville, Chicago * Northwestern.
New York Central, St Paul and Norfolk &
Western, while over a score OF lesser stocks
fell . to points.
Delaware & Hudson, whose future dlvt-
dend status appears TO b. somewhat OBJ
scure, sustained the greatest loss OF any
stock In the list. declining sIs points to
1863, n record unapproached In the last
nfteen years. New Haven meanwhile fell a
point 10 S7is. within a fraction Of the low
est price ever recorded.
fractions again acted as drag Third
Avenue shares aud adjustment bonds max
ing new minimums at 81 and AZ respective
ly, while Brooklyn Transits decline Of rs
to 5sh represented low record In that
stock for almost decade.
Shippings, metals, oils. feathers and sec
ondary industrials followed In Irregular de-
gree the movement of United States Steel
which ranged between 1i4is and 49, clos
Ing at ia net loss Of / Z points. Final
prices were varably above the lowest de-
spite the fresh selling caused by an advance
In call money rates to Az per cent, the
highest to date of the year. Total sales,
$4,000 shares.
Foreign issues wero the weakest features
of the bond list. Paris, SIS declining 2it per
cent, Anglo French IS / per cent and
French 5hs y per cent Total sales. par
value. s5.125.G00.
On call the various United states bond is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-04
Several Sacks Of Sugar Found;
Were Taken From Boxcars

The high price Of sugar, according
to the police, was such that it was
seize it or go without for a number
of families near the Grace street bot
toms. When Burlington freight car
was switched near their homes Mon
day night several persons promptly
proceeded to stock up, the police say.
Police recovered two sacks from
Mrs. Alexander, 2007 North Thir-
teenth street, and one each from Mrs.
Smith, Beulah Ellison and Goldie
Butler, all living on North Thirteenth
street.
The women admitted taking the
sugar.
George Wheeler. 22ll North Thir-
teenth street, and Robert Barrett, 2209
North Thirteenth street, and their
fathers are the only ones arrested so
Tar i'll the case. The boys denied they
stole any sugar. although, police as
sert, half sack was found hidden in
the stove of the Wheeler home and a
half sack in banana crate in the
Barrett yard.
A woman, who police believe was
actuated by jealousy, called up the
police and told them wherethe sugar
could be found.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-04

Sheep--Arrivals of sheep and lambs were
extremely light. only fifteen cars or about
$500 head. being reported In Receipts for
the week 30 far foot up 1855 head, This
is only little more than half as large as
for eitherlon or two weeks ago, and is near
" 1000 smaller than Tor the same days last
year
Offerings were not large enough to go
around today and lamb prices scored u big
upturn. The advance was unevenly dis.
tributed. but the prices paid for most OF the
wooded offerings were $50 35c higher than
yesterday. Sales of good Mexican lambs
ranged mainly at sl7.50g1T.ie the latter
price, which was the extreme top, being
nesH record as we'll. Westerns which went
for shearing at Si1t5 q if.25 were mates Of
sis.sb@l7.0o performers yesterday.
The advance was just about as marked on
clipped lambs az on wooded grades, The
market jumped we'll above the even money
mark, one load selling at siAIe and another
at $3.50.
shorn ewes at til.2o were a dime higher
than any ever sold previous TO today. wooled
owes made a big jump 10 1890 and deck
Of good Mexicans touched $1,000
II was quite day for the breaking OF
rec jrds. four former marks going into the
discard. New high prices made were:
Wooded Mexican lambs. si77o; shorn lambs,
si+sp: wooded Mexican ewes. tiEoO: shorn
ewes si1.s0
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
Mexicsn. sil25@tTIo: lambs. fed western.
Sis.I5Gi7s5i lanlbs fresh shorn, siS.256
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-04
OMAHA GENERAL MARI EFT.

Eggs-Per case, $50. case returned.
poultry-ALive; broilers Ia TO lbs, ler
h., Acc: ? to 2h lbs, csc; under ~ lbs
one half price; hens. per h.. zee; springs
per h., CSC; old ROSTERS and stays, per Id.
\ I5c; stays, per h.. lie; geese, per lb, Toe
ducks per lb., 1ic; turkeys, any, size over
5 lbs. per ib., 22c; less than lbs. hall
price; capons, over lbs. per h. 24ci
guiness, each. any size, sc; squads, Homers
per dozen, $3.50; pigeons, per dozen, Sl.2O
Frut-oraages s5Os. 2sSs. SEAS. s2.7S
box; zoos, 2i6s, 1926 box; zoos. 1868, lS0s
1865 $3.50 box. Lemons. fancy, 3OOs, S60s
$3.50 box: choice, S0Os, S6Os, $500 box
Grapefruit s6s. s4.26 box; 46s. $3.50 box
h4s, sL75 box; 64s, sos, 96s, $685. box
Apples, market prizes. Bananas, SC ID.
Honey--sS,25 per case.
Observation-Disclosures, eating. 1885 bu.
new potatoes, s4.s4 hamp. Celery, $500 doz
Carrots, &c III, Cabbage. crate lots. lie Id
Asparagus. 90c doz Lettuce. head. H.2;
doz. caulifower. s2.75 crate. Cucumbers
X fancy. Sis doz. Cucumbers. fancy, 81 SC
doz. Tomatoes. fancy, $500 crate. Toma-
$500 crate. Onions, wax, sS.26, crate
Sweet spuds, ss.T5 hamp,
Berries--Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
$500 pts. Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday
$3.50 quarts,
Fish--Fresh halibut, 1Sc: fresh catfish
10 q zoe; black I'D, lick salmon, II Ql7c
fresh trout, 17IFfresh whhefish. 2lc; fresh
yellow pike. No. l, zoe; fresh blue pike. o
s., 16c fresh Spanish matckerel. Ice; fresl
red snapper. headless. lsc; fresh roe shad
each, soc; buck shad. each 45c; pickerel
shdtOhc; buffalo. dressed, lee; black
bass. e0a25C; croppies. l5@lsc,