Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1915, Page 24

THE BEFE 24 | OMAHA, SATURDAY, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET |AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA|NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ! Writh Puirly Good Receipts and Fair Demand All Grains Take | Slight Advances. Albright Is No More, but South-| War Developments and War Con- siders Now Live in Maple tracts Play Part on Ex- Avenue Distriot, change . OMAHA, April ®. 196 Albright is no more, Rallrohd avenue f8 There was & slight advance in all grains abolished, Stink creek is obliterated for- ever and now the southsiders of South tively e ontract Omaha reside on Maple avenue and the |irescended” iderations i | Maple avenue district. ‘The epochal |today's stock market change was made last night when a num- |of the bombardment of Dunkirk by the | aq | Germans caused an abrupt reversal of | ber of city officiale and children @nthered | (ITURADS CRUREd AN AUIRL KV I to plant 100 maple trees on what was {excapt in the war speciaities, which formerly named Raflroad avenue. With |steadlly mounted to higher prices, though Drouth and Heasian fly talk from many | the planting comes the change of name. |{IonE With moderate recessions from westions of the winter wheat belt pre-| But as on all momentous occastons | WNESSUORE o0 o outshone all ‘yented the bears "mm dnvlmg it d”hw"; | there was ght ripple because of the |other stocks in ite class, making n maxi- Bk Wouls ."M':".I'}f)':,'"';m‘,';’l ouilfns | mamitica attached to the change of [mum gain of ten points and a net gain |} ©f the nmew crop months. and making |name. ‘Tt means that when we shaill |Of slght, closing at 106, as againet lust Fains where needed would doubtless cause | have been merged In Omaha our district hotien today miriodnted io BRI fiv’ price losses aiong the entire wheat | win have a new name,” sald P. J. Bar- s of wheat and flour were |Tett an annexationist. But Park Poard , or about 2 per cent of the day business and 6 per cent of its oul corn, 175,000 bush- | Member J. J, Mahoney, who ix very \SAnding common stock averse to the consolidation sent out no | Ay, such message of good will gttt I dbnnd motor concerns which are profiting as a Residents of Bouth Omaha are much | EIAE COnCErng WhIEH Bre DEOliting s o cheered with the thought that annexation | eight points, while the shares of gas A will bring them into Omaha in time to other utility companies rose in propo conneet the local parks by a system of |Hon park boulevards now planned for Omaha. 7 paying raflroads, the col and United The work on the new boulevand aystem | States fiteel were raiativaly. aull and will begin shortly after the Omaha elec- | backward, with heavy selling In the final tions, 1€ 1s sald. This will mean & boule- {houT: Minor railway {ssucs wore stronger, " ‘exas common an vard system connecting Mandan, Spring | jrefer; well as the bonds and notes, Wheat. Corn. Onts, | Lake and Highland parks with possibly | making smart advances, on mcceptance ] 190 102 | & new park In the west end, which will [of the f"klnmmn '“i Canadian Paclfic | v e | wes weak Athroughout, A ;i connect with a boulevard = leading 10|, ihuted to - foreign selling. London's | 2] 13 | Hanscom park. Residents along the pro- | ynarket was described as Wstless, with powed boulevard line are jubllant par- [light demand for the interest group ticularly in the face of some of the local 'h.-;‘:'l sules of storks amounted to 950,900 officlals who have been telling South [*'Rre%. = & ported a met gain of Omaha people how Httle they will et |far March, but Union Pacifle lost $25.000 after the Omaha slections, and Missourl Pacific $893,00. Gross After the Specders. § Awalting the first of the month when ures for the ourrent month point to bet- t.* rallway returnis from this period. 1o tikeiy to Patrolman Bert Hyatt becomes motor- aycle cop the police board and the people NEW YORK, April 3.-~War develop- ts and the shares of various equip- L and anies now ac- th falrly good receipts and a fair demand, wheat advanced e, The Tur- kely wheat commands a premium over the other varietios of hard winter whe: Corn sales are fair, there being a of thirty-six cars being reported . Corn was firm, welling from %c to %e “remained unchanged to %o higher © General Electrie, Baldwin Locomo. ry corn receipts were 708/ els and safpments 627,000 hushel: of 419,000 bushels and shipments 000 bushels Jast year. Primary oats receipts were 417,00 bush- wls and shipments 1,511,000 bushels against ‘eoel! of 452,000 bushiels and shipments bushels last year CARLOT RECEIPTS, car (turkey), i 1 car (ordl- 'omorrow's bank statement show w further cash gain, tions having received large sums from the ] |4 intertor. tos for time loans held at hite, {OF the ““t’h"""'"’ #re hoping to mee i, gy lran‘qumutlo "Bonds were ir- % some of the spesders captured. Judgo |yegular today with gains in speculative ', 182, | Reed 18 known to entertain an unwilling- |issues. Total sales, r yalue, agETe- ';“‘ ness 1o allow the speeders to get away | Eated #,10.00. United States coupon 2 No. §|With an easy talk. At-present the joy. | %04 & und Penama Js declined 14 per 1 :: ?fl-n are beginning to get their annual | Namber of sales .W:flu quotstions 2 - 2% @] 52 | L stem has been pleted in Bouth Omaha, preparations made to celebrate the occasion rent stores . All the business men of tho understood, plan an entertain- lof the occasion when the light is in the new system. The stores tonduct & bargain sale on that | C it is =ald. & N g The electric light officlals representa- i No. 3 mixed, ;| tives say & new switch board will haye No.b mixed. T | 15 b installed betore the new system can Y be operated here. Saloon Kicensen Granted. At the meeting of the South Omaha # H i itimare & ‘Ohi rookiyn Rapld ‘alifornia oo mpepB 88383 *[¥ire and Polico board yesterday after- P13 moon the following saloon ilcenses were ::‘ P n WM‘i‘t‘:‘h.’wm-m corner Twen- ,‘,:“ * | "\fnc Perina, 101 North Twentieth, i) ok romnn, 2823 \krom, lgu th Thirty-stxth. Towry, 48 North Twenty- = & 357t Tl gt LS ases. The close was th SBILVER-Bar, 38 18-16d per ounce. DRCOUNT ha'r B snort bills, 2% pei ; three months, %G8 per cont. it anty £ 3] - Sioatest alm. Any trgde you make here s not fully closed until you are. | We have more good and well known'| brands to offer you than you can find ln eny of the big city houses. < We don't undertake the sensational in ';::':s =5 - ] : ,% I J 3 H i g 8 £ £ i a z 5 § - € 5 2 5 g .00, |every dollar you spend here, A | It's a great pleasure to show this new 20gesc. | spring line. JOHN FLYNN & CO. _canes; For Sale. A (0 ordi- | A well bullt S-room home, best heating . %’m"" en¢ plumbing, good location, ¥Mth and A sireets. Call Doug. 186, A. C. Pancoast. Magte Clty Gosst, Bix-week tests are now in progress at the high school. ‘Thix is the last preiim- ¥y round of tests before the final ex- tions next June and they will be completed this morning. ‘| More than ordinery interest has been r at the coming of t o e & D BN e, W A A y Y. - A gy ¢ the locel show house in onday evening. Miss Emily Nystrom, honor graduate he-local ‘high school o west- the winter. esleyan uni- I part of the state durl She will attend Nebraska Market. versity next Beptember. .“%1-_. More service from your clothes can be S | Sanne hnd. Todaied, "PhersY aosaned, AT No. | Clothing Clenners. The Natural Seven club will its usual Saturday evening dance at hall, Twent: u‘ N atrests. e Twents Firch and S stresta e . E a ° We to thank our floral offerings a the bui For May 513 Divided into ~fourth O stroe! Q'"‘-- The public mu‘.nm“ Ma " Sonee as Awo by the Shu- » of St _Agnes’ parish Hooker Co., Neb. 8. ! ek ki, | e Daton “Beonk Yards bu. 180 | BEAR TALKS ARE THWARTED | APPROVE NEW PARK SYSTEM |NEARLY A MILLION . SHARES| ;oo ouview or wnane Announcement | yoy: progressive renewal of business activity, but the movement I8 in many departmen of trade so slow and there are so many appointment is felt ol the whole, not mere pronou the mark ment of uni | picious, with money easy. widerable reduction in the number of un- employed Potential leaders, including the dividend - it decline belng |the same week last year. PAPER-3! local institu- | da) Business battles easily won-- GOOD LOCATION No better location = i Vorin " Twenty-rirst can be found than the BEE BUILDING ““The building that is slways new"’ 322 Choice office Suite, north 1\ for doctors or dentls private offices; 530 square feet....8$45.00 Q98 Suite of three nice rooms with north light, ' 270 square feet . ......viu00nin . waiting room, and vault, 260 square feet....§18.00 Appiy to building Sup’t., Room 103 THE BEE BUILDING E1 Pase On., Tex., Churt House fa. 1964 101 33 luh;g 1,;!:,; i‘g:i} Each Week Stremgthens Oomfidence | tn Revival of Activity. | NEW YORK, April ®—R. G. Dun & ».'s Review of Trade ‘tommorrow will | Each week strengthems confidence in a dis- ross influences #t work that some that the advance is, nced. The recent favorable conditions in tex- maintained, cotton goods | lent demand the move- rwear and hoslery expand- Ing, {"ron reports continue favorable. Financial conditions lell\n V:7 sus- . There is & con- eing In ex The export movemetit continues heavy, |the trude balance in favor of this country n_the lnst week being nearly $31.000,000, New York Im,mlsrtut. NEW YORK, April % -~MERCANTILE Hasy; - 7968, for de- BTERLING {ircfix'&'c day bill ; for o mand, SILVE r, S0%c. BONDS—Government, weak; railroad ir- flo‘fi"r‘-nm. loans, steady: 8 andg % 3 per cent; six months, 3 e T o il T § b st 2 per cent; closing bid, 1% anggzes 3‘!?? (120 BUSINESS MEN TO STAND BACK OF THE BUILDERS Kate Hansen, aged 78, died of apoplexy at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. 8. Kennedy, here yesterday. The body will be taken over the Ifinols Central to Dutiap ‘and to the church at . | Galland’s Grove. where the services will be held, with intermént in the family burying ground at Gallan's Grove. Burvivors are three sons and five daugh- ters. The sons are James, George, Wil- Uam of .Dunlap; the daughters, Mrs, T. W, Jones, Mrs. C. 8. Kennedy of Logan; Mrs. 1. G. Wilson. of Neb.; Mre. Carrie Tles of Woqdbine and Mre, Laura Keairnes of Dunlap.. POLICE MATRON IN CHARGE OF BABY BOY FOR ADOPTION Any married couple want & week-old, blue-eyed baby boy? Police Matron | Gibbons has ome &he wishes to turn over to some responsible tamily for adoption. The child is unwel- come to its mother and the matron wants it to grow up somewhere in ignorance of its stormy entrance into this world Ist we offer: t, very desirable tigts; wall room. and two $22.50 two private rooms an PILE: CLOTH TOP SHOES ARE ALL THE RAGE Extraordinary Shoe Values Saturda y at the Novelty Co. ————— Smartest Cloth-top Shoes and Oxfords; $4.00 and $5.00 values, ~for the good dresser; $3.50 special for SBaturday’s 2 95 and $4.00 values; Sat- : 95 RN W 1810040 4 ey L urday’s special .............. L Strap Oxfords for Summer wear, All the new styles, with fancy buckles, patent ps, Baby Doll Pumps; $3.50 values; White Canvas Oxfords, Rubber Soles, for men and women; Saturday special. .. .$1.25 Newport Tans, Oxfords, for men, nifty Black and Tan Calf 8kin Shoes and Ox- fords, in lace or button; all sizes. The shoe we guarantee the best in Omaha for men. $3.00 values to go in st $E-§2 Saturday’s sale, at, = S 9x12' Axminster Rugs— at. ehch .00 0L A See our complete line of Wilton and Body Brussels Bugs. Quality High, Prices Low; Not One Day, But Every Day FURNITURE COMPANY 24TH AND L STS, SOUTH OMAHA. ‘tured patlents in Nebrasks sad estate columns. THE NO"\{E'I:;I;.Y CO. " et 214-216 North 16th Street ‘No Money Till Cured EseEmae and testimonlale of ll 240 Bee Bidz.. Omaha, Neb. Own your own home. You can purchase one on easy monthly payment like rent. Read the real small sizes, worth up to $8.50, 95¢ a Pair. ~ - THEDREXEL MISS Says: “1 just love my Serv- ” p ke Sechool ' Shoes: tho ¥ o~ dQNaxe just lke ! 7 "'”m-’: and ) == therawars \ look mice.” R / Your Daughter, no matter ‘ how small she may be, is sen- sitive about her personal ap- a She Illkes meat, p péaranoce. stytizh, well-fitting shoes. ERVICE CHOOL % HOES COUPONS .- When you order Y you not only get a beer of quality, but some valuable cou- pons which you can exchange for a great number of articles listed in our prem- ium catalog. Phone D. 1889. Luxus Mercantile Go, Distribators FRED KRUG BREWING CO.