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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21
HO Ard r SHIPLEY ST 81
RECEIVED MESSAGE
/. STOPPING FIGHTING

y st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. ] 8. A copy
of the wireless message to all bat
teries that. caused the cessation Sof
hostilities on the Western front at
II a. M, November IL, 1918, taken
by a former st. Paul railway mail
clerk, is the souvenir Of the armis-
stice just received by q. a. McCabe,
railway mail clerk on the Great
Northern. living at 1876 South Oxford
street. A 4
Howard +. H: shipley. formerly
railway mail clerk, himself received
the wireless which ended hostilitiss
and he sent the original copy to- his
former friend and fellow worker.
Chris 3McCabe, With the laconic mes
sage on Good Souvenir, snip.
the message stamped With the Of
Acials seal Of Army signals, e reads
81 ..Hostilities win cease sst eleven
hours today. rFoops VIM stand fast
on line reached sat that hour Defen-
Isive psecauti ons VIII lss3be taken. There
win be no interco course of any de;
'scription with the enemy. Further
linstrdct ctiona will follow $ssS
Ss Howard Il. shipleyl es4 Pleas
,angs avenue. had the I real fighting
blood in him Soon fter the Wfprli
wa \, q, ~ s fr ~ = 1lo = Nj
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21

+ Chicago, Aug. lS.-Whether q. mr.
tional labor party will be formed ton
enter the 1920 presidential campaigns
probably will depend on the response
to a call for conference here today
Officials of the labor party OF Cook
county said representatives of at.
least IA states would take part in the
discussions. The bulk Of the advo-
Gates of the national party come from.
the middle west.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21
7-YEAR-O OLD
BOYS: ARE K ED IN
BOILER EXPL OSION'

Grsen2 field III, Aug. rhrsa
boys, all aged g year were killed.
3aothers were badly burned and 10;
other persons s A asust ained| INJURIES;
when boiler nfnishing steam Tor
81 mine pump aa!xkpl a!k ia 1 ~ Il 4si,liK
of Norman laybsrty mn NJ N
east tHof here sstsfda q g. lasl l4So M IL
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21
.ME]AlI' lI!l] Is, IN STORAGE.
Statement as 10 What Consti;
tutesl Such Surplus Stock.

Chicago, Aug. 1s. a representa-
tive of Swift & Cos in connection
with the discussion OF food prices
and the storage of surplus supplies
OF meat makes the following state-
ment:
Live stock is seasonal crop
like cereals and grains. 4
1T ds ripe and is marketed III
larger quantities in certain months.
This causes q natural over-supply at
pnes time and Q natural shortage at
another.
During the time of over-supply
Swift 8 Company places some of the
msat il cold storage, against the sea-
son of short prod uctioh.
This is necessity Al order that
the nations ration ofsmeat 8,0o0.-
900 pounds every day 81 the year
may be forthcoming a. the consumer
5requires Il.
This iss not hoarding, not. price
1manipulatins, not market control. It
10 mere common sense
United States Bureau sof Markets
figures Of stocks OF frosensand cured
meats ln July 1are being nesd as 2
basis Tor department pfa Justice in
ivestigations In many cities. When
properly analysed based q 81 "A :, 'S Swift q
and h beef cuts, etc.. cured and in
6cess Of curin g:ss y takes ~
to s !: go days in picsk sl ( 4 spr salt 70
81 per cent ts frozen 5!so pork of which
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21

Chicago, Aug. 18.-Represents-
tive of the labor parties Of eight
states and delegates from the Nonpar-
tisan league of North Dakota, Min
nesota and Kansas met here today tn
consider plans for the organizations
of national labor party. The
states represented were California
Kansas. Connecticut, Ohio. Wiscon-
sin, Illinois, New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
The delegates came to Chicago for
the conference in response to a cali
sent out by the Illinois State Labor
party. Frank ). Espers, secretary
of the party, said he had received
word from 20 other states that their
organizations were back of the move
to organize a national party combin-
ing the labor parties and Nonpartisan
leagues of all the states.
1--WE expect to call a national con-
vention this fall and enter the 1920
campaign said Espers, FOR just
a conference this meeting is a corker
and 1t looks like we have the backing
of labor and farmer parties in most.
states ,.s,..a
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21
NATIONAL LABOR
PARTY SUBJECT OF
CHICAGO MEETING
Representatives Of Nonpar'tl :
san League and State Labor
Partie. Holding Conference
at Windy City. +

Chicago, Aug. 18-(2.3O r. M
Representatives of labor orEass-
izations and the Nonpssttsam
!, league from q number Of states
At q conference here today de-
cided to organize q national la
bor party. A national conven.-,
tion will be held in Chicago I'm
November to adopt q constitutions
and platform, it was announced.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21
First Public Senat orial Confer
ence Since resiide dent ash
ton 81 Di,e ussed 1ri'ouble ,l,l
Fith Indians President
ilson 'll' Sees No . Re-, e enable i I
lOl|bEiiechEi1onl1. j i y to - ] lnt erpreta-
"a of Hoy, United i Sta.tes
accept, I I !. eague of IS Nations. | ! =
slBy the lkssociAt Prsss3s,,


Wasnlng ton, aug. .l ID e con on
ference at tne W mite Aouse TO-DAY
unRfecedentea ~ american history
Presideht wilson discussed the peace lc''
treaty WITH the senate foreisn rela-
Ions committ Wered e questions
pnt Dy tnes ssena tors ana gave out 8 !.
ssteno crap me transcr1pt q the pro '
Sceedings to b the az public 3.ss
some 81 tnej inside details Of the the
peace conf erence. nov thesI4eague 'at OF
.isasfons cover nant vas drawn and lltl
otner historic ne ppenings, were hand
ssd oat verDat1m y. aors tne world to
read e contrast toS tne time-honored
proeedare q secrec 81 81 pDesidentia
;'. ana senator 1iat 8 onndence:
otnins 2appro g hing the confer q
enee inFtnat respect ~ is He'd since
sseoree sWasning ton vent 70 the sen
ate to- discuss troubles with the In.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1919-08-21

Ea 3 "A; n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-20
Los QUE v1ENEN DE NUEvA YORK


A bordo del vapor "Brazos" que sa.
lilo el sabado de la semana pasada de
New York con rumbo a este puerto vie
nen los pasajeros siguientes:
Mrs. Gilda E. Aboy, R. Aboy Jr., Mrs.
Aboy, Miss Carmen Aboy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter G. Mitchell and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Sands, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuck, Mr.. and Mrs. M. We'll, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. y. Victor, Miss Dorothy Victor,
I. p. Lippitt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Law.
Ter, p. j. Enert, B. L. Makepeace, Mrs.
Marion Irving, Mrs. Harry Boyer, Fred
M. Thomson, A. Rodriguez, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Rosentadt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Freed
man, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Vittamill, Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
d. Sherwood, Miss Amy Taylor, DIR. and
Mrs. Chas. N. Philips, Mr.. Monserrati,
Louis A. Kreiser, A. NJ. Elbe, Gamonds,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Ball, Prof. Horatio
Parker, E. Il. Hall, Mrs. Geo. II. Far
rinoon, Mrs. Riva v. Blauvelt, Mrs. Z.
Flagler, Miss H. Flagler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Ellsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Stevens, Mr.. Sperry, DR.. E. H. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Stevens, Jr. New
man Lawler, DIR. A. W. Dudley, H. n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-20

Dawes, p. c. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs.. John
II. Grissnger, Mr.. and Mrs. Leveth, Miss
Tenny, Miss Mitchell, Mr.. Mcdonald,
Florentino Perez Noa, Mrs. Paz Caro-
gal, Miss Rita Rinero, Mr.. g. Mrs. E. P.
Simon, Mrs. James l. Brown, Mrs. l..
Van Derhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
kohler, Miss Marion Westervelt, Miss
Noelihe Westervelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Knight, Mr.. Philtman, Mr.. Robson, Mrs.
Ana J. Ruiz, Mrs. Chas. l.. Fuller, Mrs.
A. II. Fuller, Andres Gambia, E. L. Le-
wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ilse, Miss Mon.
serrate, Dr. R. Newman, Mr.. Hersen.
field, Miss Monsita Ferra, DR.. and Mrs.
c. II. bennett.
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san Juan. mario 10 - 1919
Proposieiones en piiegos eerfados pa
"a Ia adjudication en pdbliea suiasfa
dc las obras De construction de seis
kilometres dc Ia earretefa No. ii. ses
ci6n Gales Juana Diag. tfozo Quehfada
Maria Olaya Divisoris, euyo presupues
to sprobado ascicnde q n suma De- 81.
scnta y siete mil cuatfocientos sineuen.
ia dos d6lares treinta tres eshta
vos Cs67 ,45233), se admitirsu sa esis
ofcina hasta Jas 2 =. n. dsi dia 40 A.
mario de 1919, en- que - abfifsn rdbi
camente.
Todos los da,os neeesafios ss dafkn
en- esta o6eina, donde se eneueutfan a.
manifesto los doeumentos one haa A.
regir en- 81 eontrsto. pUdf5n resogsf
los licitadofes lo- planes y meslsies a.
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pferositisass 4as BE a. ffsssataf. -
diaais 10 aefssiis s. sisf dtlsfss lfi9i.
en- ssrsa fesmtaisaaes 81 ~ assmllsf
diehas desamsafss ss - fissa A. tsia
= dias l99l assFmss AZ sfssfassa ia
satasfa
f.a aiaiaisffasisa 81 fefsfsa - ssfs
sha A. fsekasaf sasasaisfa . fsfas ~
ffaposisiaaes. p a A. aafslRaf - ssa
ffats taia offas teasi3sfas lsass e.
las A. pfssia ssismsafs
ounsfms Eatavan
Aavt ramisSeaaas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-20

tanto carino, que 10 sabfan dc memoria
al tercer cnsayo. Quien no participaba
por 10 visto, del entusiasmo general
era ell empresario, que Sc neg6 obsti
nadamente a que sc pintase un tel6n,
que valdria 10 sumo % duros.s ,e
Aquella inexplicable ridicula ta
caheria del empresario contrastaba
grandemente con su anterior esplendi-
dez, pues Sc habia gastado 5000 duros
en- poner en- escena Pizarro, la con-
quista del PERU, drama hist6rico en-
cuatro actos de gran espectaculO, escri.
to por LeandrO Tomas Pastor, Y que
no solo no di6 un cuadro, sino que
cost6 ademas bastante dinero; fue eau
sa principal de la ruina.
Ulpiano Segarra Balmaseda, un IL
terato bohemio, amigo y companero
de Zapata, Sc revelo como escen6grafo,
y sobre un tel6n vieio pinto un escudo
con las armas de Arag0n, a cuya pin
tura, "no le faltaba mas que hablar.'
La obra Sc estren0, como cstaba dc
antemano cOnvenidO, el 20 de Mario de
1871, Y el exito fu6 clamorosO, verda-
dcramente exceptional. Zapata tuvo,
que presentarse Ell escena varias We
ces durante la representation y muchas
mas al final, sicndo freneticamente
ovacionado, y 'Nico hubo de repetir,
entire aplausos v aclamaciones, la fa.
mOsa relaci0n en- quintillas de Ia cs-
cena quinta, que no tiene mas que
l5J versos; desde entonccs Sc lie CO.
memo lamar eminente La criti-
ca periodistica echo las campanas
vuelo.
La misma noche en- que Sc verified
la segunda representation, y terminada
6sta, ell maestro Cereceda lie pregunt6
al autor, dc parte dc Arderius, 81 que
ria vender su obra. Zapata consult6
con Fausto Garcia, que era el amo, y
este lie diio:
-YO no me meto en- NADIA. Haz til
10 que gustes.
La capilla de Lanuza fu6 vendida
a don Francisco Arderius, empresario
dc los Bufos Madrilefios, en- 5000 pc
setas, cObrando cl autor los derechos en-
Madrid hasta cl final de aquella tempo
rada, que Sc prolong6 indefnidamente,
y reservdndose el producto de la ven
ia de la primera edici6n de 1000 elem
plares.
Entire Marcos Zapata Y Fausto Gar.
cia hubo, naturalmente, un arreglo, no
sc sabe cual, porque no 10 dijo ningunO
de los dos; pero debi6 ser equitativO,
por cuantO Zapata, refriendose al gran
negocio de Fausto, ha dicho:
Yo, en- honor la verdad, Tampa
co sail NAL parade de aquella opera
ci6n."
Lo gracioso del case es que Zapata
crefa que habia enganado a Arderius,
La capilla de Lanuza produjo, solo
el primer ano, de derechos de represen-
taci6n, al pie de 5000 duros. liquidos.
iCualquiera engahaba al famoso en-
presariO. =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-20
TROLLEY QUE EsTRoPEA A UN
NINO

En- la calle de San Agustin, de Puar.
ia de TERRA, el nino Francisco Roman,
de siete amos de edad, fue arrollado
por el caro- eleetrico qua conducia ell
motorista Jose Figueroa.
FL nino recibi6 algunas contusiones,
de las que fue curado en- la Sala de
Soeorros de Puerta dc Terra.
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UNA RENUNc1A

III Gobernador ha aceptado Ia re.
nuncia presentada por Pedro Ramon
Morales, juez de Paz de Toa Alta.
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LIcENcIA DE GAIA.

Ha sido expedida licencia para cazar
y usar armas Luis a. Nc Dougal, dc
San German.
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PARA CUBA

Han sido expedidos pasaportes para la
Gran Antilla Jose Lopez Cepero y
Benito 'suarez Estrella, de Bayamon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-20

Sc estrcna en- Madrid el fogoso drama
La Capilla de Lanuza,' que inhuy6
mncho en- la obra teatral de nuestro
don Salvador Brau.
Fran los tiempos heroicos de Ia DO.
hemia litcraria. I'll que lucgo fue illus
treS popular.pOe Marcos Zapata ha
bia entrado tan dc lleno en- ella que,
cuando cscribia su primera obra dra
matica, nj siquicra tenia casa donde
dormir, viendose obligado a recogerse
eh un banco del Prado. En- un arti-
culo humoristico 10 rcfere 81 misno,
muelIos amos dcspu6s, en- los terminos
sisuientes:
"Dabame un perro ealor
y un banco del Prado cana
~ ahora, sienta usted la Hama
dc la Patria y del Amor. !"
Era patri6ticasy amOrOsa y sentimen-
exprcsiva redondilla, anade en- prosa:
Icy asi, sobriamente alimcntado con
encantadora sencillez vestido, escribien.
do rcdondillas y. quintillas en- las mar
genes de La Correspondence de Es.
paia, logre dar Gina a una especie de
loa representable.
Lo que 81 llama modestamente espe-
: cie de loa representable era La capilla
! de Lanuza, hermosisimo drama que hi
20 en- una hOche la brillante reputation
dc su autor, en- cuya Interpretation
Sc revel0 Antonio VicO como actor emf
nente, unos treinta amos antes de We.
mir Puerto Rico, casi moribundo, con
Ia eompaiia dramatica de doha Luisa
Martinez Casado.
A punto de cerrarse ell teatro de la
Alhambra despu6s dc una campaha de.
sAstrosa, en- la cual un novel emprcsa
riot (caballo blanco en- lenguaje de. bas
tidores) habia perdido ocho nueve mil
durOs, sc pens6 en- estrenar La capt.
la de Lanuza a benefcio del actor de
caracter Julio Parreho ell 20 de MARIO
Z (1S7lD, para cerrar el 2 de abril; es
decir, catorce dias despues del estreno.
Ocho dias antes del benefcio de Pa.
rrcho Sc lego La capilla de Lanuza
ofcialmcntc en- ell escenario dc la Al
hambra, produciendo la lectura gran
cntusiasino y hacienda llorar a lagrima
viva al actor c6mico Pepe Garcia, 10
cual escam6 no POGO al autor 10 puso
. en- guardia.
El maquinista del teatro, Fausto Gar
cia--que mas tardel fue maestro de
,lobras,-se entusiasm6 tanto, que, "pre-
SO de inconsciente admiration, con.
vid6 q Marcos Zapata a conner en- la
pasteleria de Botin...
"Y en- aquel popular establecimiento
Describe el propio ZapataJ tuve el ho
nor de yender a mi anftri6n, por la
enorme suma de cien duros (cantidad
a mis- ojOs fabulosa), la propicdad dc
La capilla de Lanuza, saliera PEI .
saliera rama.
En- cuanto sc supo la infausta nOti
cia dc aquella venta desastrosa, los
amigos dc Marcos pusieron el grito en-
el cielo. Sili6, el poeta melanc6lico
y f6nebre, de quien Sc burlaba denosa
mcnte Manuel del Palacio, escribi6 a
este prOp6sito los siguientes versos, bas
tante tlOjitos por cierto:
"iTu raz6n podra ser mucha;
pero caiste en- la lucha,
respectable Zapatilla,
Y al vcnder esa Capilla
te has convertible en- babuchap'
A 10 eual contest6 Zapata, nj corto
nj perezoso, con este otro disparo poe.
ticO:
q "Oye, pedazo de tai:
Cuando no sc tiene un real,
desde HomerO hasta Zorrlla,
no digo yo una Capilla.
iSe vende una catedral!D
La respuesta fue tan efcaz tan
contundente,. que nadie vOlvi6 Ocu-
parse dc 81 la>obra estaba bien NAL
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NIAL DIA COMO HOY
&S E@

20 Ode MARIO DE 1871.
Sc estrena en- Madrid el fogoso drama
la Cspilla de Lanuza," que inhuy6
inucho en- la obra teatral de nuestro
don Salvador Brau.
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Ell insigne portorriquefio Salvador Brau,
a quien ell ruidoso triunfo de LA Ca
pilla de Lanuza" estimul6 para escri-
bir su drama "Heroe Martirl', que
fue estrenado en- San Juan fines de
1871.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-20

"Oye, pedazo de tai:
Cuando no sc tiene un real,
desde Homero hasta Zorrilla,
no digo yO una Capilla.
iSe vende una catedral!D
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La rcspuesta fue tan efcaz y tan
contundente,. que nadie volvi6 ocu-
parse dc 81 la>obra estaba bien NAL
vendida.
Los c6mieOs estudiaron ell drama con
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" Ddbame un perro ealor
y un banco del Prado cana.
~ ahora, sienta usted la Hama
de la Patria y del Amor. -"
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
EEGocrADo DE oBRAs rUBLfcAs
ANUNCIO DE SUBAsTA

san Juan. mario 10 q 1918.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-17
Two Husbands Who are PLAINTIFFS Sc
cure Legal Separation from
Wives In District
Court.
OTHER CASES HEARD
Promissory Note Ordered Paid, and
Entries are Made in Several
Cases on Probate
Docket.

The following cases have been set
tied and dismissed in the district
court. Divorce DEGREES granted-Harry
C. Phillips vs.. Ella May Phillips;
Rosetta Smith vs. De Wayne Smith ;
Inez Finn VS.. William T. Finn; Mabel
Mayona Frame VS.. Roy Harold Frame;
Marie Lewis VS.. John Lewis; Robert j.
Moore VS.. Ethel Moore.
The case Of Carson, Pirie Scott ano
Co., VS.. Halton Powell,
was heard and adJudged by
stne court that plaintiff recover OF de
PENDANT the amount due on promissory
note of s335.22 and that defendant
should pay suit costs.
Record has been filed by which
John Nagel, administrator for the es
tate Of e. c. Fielder, deceased, has re
ceived permission from Mrs. Berths
Coffin and Mrs. Anna Gable, the twt
heirs OF the estate. to sell certain
piece of property, lot ten in bloch
thirty-eight in city Of Keokuk.
Final report of the estate Of Ben1a
min F. Bailey was made, Sept. 16. BY
executrix, Emma Smith Bailey. She
was discharged by court and the es
! tate closed.
Proof of the will Of Elijah w. Houss
was read by Clerk Vollers Of the dis
! trict court.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-17
PRESIDENT IN
CALIFORNIA
tContinued from page ~

or have achieved their independence
from a member of the league?
Answer-The Independent action OF
the government OF the United States
in matter of this kind is in no way
limited or affected by the covenant
Of the league OF nations.
3-Under the covenant, are those
subject nations or peoples only that
are mentioned in the peace treaty
entitled to the right Of self-determi-
nation, or does the league possess the
right to accuri q similar privilege
to other SUI iert nations or peoples!
Answer-It was not possible for
the peace conference to act with re-
gard to the self-determination OF any
territories except those which haa
belonged to the defeated empires,
but in the covenant of the league of
nations it was set up for the first
time in article 2 forum to which
all claims of selfdetermination which
are likely to disturb the peace OF
the world or the good understanding
between nations upon which the
peace of the world depends can be
brought.
4-Why was the case of Ireland not
heard at the peace conference? What
is your position on the subject or
self.determination for Ireland?
Answer-The case Of Ireland was
not heard at the peace conference
because the peace conference had no
jurisdiction over any question of that
sort which did not affect territories
which belonged to the debated en-
pires.
My position on the subject of self.
determination for Ireland is expressed
in article % Of the covenant, In which
| may say l was particularly inter-
ested because it seemed to me neces-
sary for the peace and freedom OF
the world that forum be created to
which all peoples could bring any
matter which was likely to affect the
peace and freedom of the world.
The president. 1T was learned. has
also received from other labor bodies
questions about the British votes In
the league of nations assembly, and
questions about the treaty clause
whereby Japan gets the German
rights in Shantung. These questions
will be answered soon.
Labor organizations Of Los Angeles,
Portland and San Francisco asked
for conferences with the president.
There was no such conference In
Portland, and 1t remains to be seen
whether Wilson will meet the labor
men in San Francisco and Los An
geles.
Announcement was expected this
afternoon of the names of the men
Wilson had chosen to represent the
general public at the Industrial con-
! ference to convene in Washington
next month. Capital and labor also
will elect representatives to this con-
! ference.
Wilson has completed his list and
is ready to make it public.
The League to Enforce Peace, 1t
was learned today, has propounded
! to the president series Of questions,
the answers to which will tend to
clear up doubtful points in the
treaty.
Wilson is working on his answers
to those interrogations.
The president today was feeling
completely rested from his efforts
in the northwest and quite fit and
ready for a strenuous two days in
the Bay Cities.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-17

receipts, 5000 head; market lower.
Native beef steers. ss.00017.50:
yearling steers and heifers. $1,000
1900; cows, $4O001o.00; stockers
and feeders, $6.00@11.00; calves,
$7O0@19.50; Texas steers. $4,000
1900; cows and heifers, $4.00@9.00.
Hog receipts, $500 head; market
steady. Mixed and butchers, $500
,@17.60; good to heavy, $17.509i 1900;
rough, s1200@13.50: light. $15.50@
1875; pigs. s13.Oo315.50; bulk, $3.50
@1S.00.
Sheep receipts, $500 head; market
25@50c lower. Ewes, S7.504S.00:
lambs, s12O0@145O; Gamers and
choppers. $250@6.00.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 17.--Cattle--
Receipts, 12,70G head. Market steady
to Csc lower. Steers, 10000 1900;
COWS and heifers, $1,000 1925; stock
ers and feeders, s5.50@13.00; calves,
| s7.0091400; bulls and stays $5.509
| 500
Hogs-Receipts. 400 head. Mar
ket steady to strong. Bulk, $4,000
1850; top, $16.75.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head. Mar
ket steady. Yearlings, S9.25Q9I5;
wethers. $S.25gS.75; lambs. sl3.75G
Kansas CITY Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. T.-Cattle
receipts, $4,000 head, including south
erns, 100 head; market slow, steady.
Native steers, $10.00@17T5; southern
steers, $70O@13.00; cows and heif-
ers, s5.25@11, %; stockers and feed
fers, $7.OOQ1350; calves, $4,000 1850
( Hog receipts, 5000 mead; market
steady. Bulk, s16.25@1725; heavy,
s16.O0@17.25; medium, s16.50@17.40;
light, s16.00@17.25.
Sheep receipts, $4,000 head; mar
ket steady Lambs. s14.o0@15.25;
| ewes, s6.7508.25; stockers and feed
ers, $11.0091300.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Sept. II. Butter
Creamery extras. 551Ac; creamery
standards, 53@53Ac; dairy firsts
! 49h @54c; dairy seconds. AN q
! 4Sac.
| Eggs Ordinary firsts, 39@401sc;
firsts. 44kc. Isl
| Cheese-Twins, 2s@2sAc; YOUNG
Americas, 30m30kc.
Potatoes-Receipts 46 cars. Wis
consin and Minnesota, $2.20@2.40.
Live poultry--Fowls, soc: ducks
csc; geese, Ice; broilers. 25kc; tur
keys, 30c.
/ New York Produce.
J NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Flour--Mod
eraiely active, firm.
| Pork-Easier Mess, $4,000 5000
! Lard-Dull, lower. Middle west
spot, s26.503 1880. !.
| Sugar raw-Firm. Centrifugal test
sT2s
crushed, s10.25: powdered. s915;
granulated $500.
Coffee Rio No. 7 on spot. 15Ac.
Tallow-Unsettled. City. 1bKc;
special. Ice.
/ Hay-Quiet. No. 1, s1.65M1.75: No
3. s1.3501.45; clover. s1.15@11G.
/ Dressed poultry--Irregular Chick
ems, 27@4sc; fowls, 21@37c; ducks
CSC.
! Live poultry-Irregular Geese, 20c;
ducks, 22@26c; fowls, 31@34c; tur