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MANY ALIENSjIATDRALlZED
Twenty-Two Hundred Foreigner!
Become Cititem in Douglas
County in Last Ten Yean.
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REQUIREMENTS OF NEW LAW
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J. M. C.urnett. t"nlted States naturaliza
tion examiner with headquarters at Ht.
Tkiu1., hen completed a review of the
naturalization reoords in the office of the
lerk of the district court fof Douglaa
founty. He aaxerta that atnee September
T, r.KK, when the pmaent federal
naturalization law became operative, tip
ardd of 2.2W allena have he..i natural
ised in Omaha, more than S per cent of
whom were lons-tlme residents, who had
taken out their first papers before the
i nartment of tiie present law.
Cndor existing iaw, any alien who has
derlared his Intention to become a cltlicn
wince September Zl, 1?06. muet file applica
tion for final certificate of naturalization
within sercn years after the date of hla
declaration, or hla rights under the "c
laratlon are lost, and he must make ji
new declaration of Intention, waitlrul two
more years before he is again eltfrtble to
file application for final certificate.
No Effort Brine Made.
There are. now llvinr In Greater Omaha,
morn than (CO aliens whose declarations
of Intention are worthless by reason of
tha seven-year limitation. There are 4.1S8
aliens In the city whoso declarations are
sufficient to support an application for
itizcnshlp, but who are making- no ef
fort to take out final papers. ' Of the
4.5S4 aliens In the city. whose first papers
are less than seven years and more than
two years of age and who arc therefore
eligible to apply for citiaenship. only lit,
or about 8 per cent have gone into court
and become American citizens.
The provernment examiner attributes
this clrcumatance, not to laxrk of a
desire upon the part of aliens to become
' ltlsena, but to carelessness and to the
tact that 'alien are permitted la Ne
braska to. vote on tneir declarations.
Purpose of B areata,
The naturalization of foreigners is . in
charge of the bureau of naturalisation,
Washington, D. C. The chjet purpose of
this branch of the grovernmenfa activities
is to Insure the Jegal naturalisation of
aliens of good moral character, desirable
as citizens, who have lived in the Lnlted
rttates at least five years. To expedite
the administration of the law .the coun
try is divided Into naturalization' . dis
tricts, each of which is under the. Juris
diction of a chief examiner.
Nebraska la In the St. Louis . dletrict.
Any communication relative to natural
izatlon addressed to the Chief Naturalisa
tion Examiner. Custom House, Bt, loula,
will receive prompt and. cart rot atten
tion from attorneys who are expert In
naturalization 'law. It la not necessary
for a foreigner seeking American citizen
ship to employ an attorney, as the legal
Kervlcea of the chief examiner's cfflce
i.re at his disposal, says Mr. Gurnets.
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WOODMEN DELEGATES TO '
STOP IN OMAHA JULY 12
Three hundred Woodmen of tho World
from all parts of the 1'nited Ptntrs are
to be entertained In Omaha on .luly. 12.
These delegates to the big rifltlonul con
vention at Bt. Paul are to be comln
through Omaha on that date. The dele
gates will be the guests of the local of
ficials and the entertainment committee 1
while in Omaha.
COMMISSION TO ATTEND
BIG JULY 5 CELEBRATION
The city commissioners accepted an In
vitation .to attend the Fourth of July
celebration to be held In Fontenelle park
on July 3, under the auspices of Improve
ment clubs of the northwestern part of
the rltv.
Positive Expert on All
Self-Starters.
Strahlc & Anderson
Red 4473. 2059 Tarnam.
k 'TorSaled""
furniture into cash.
rill turn aerorid-liand ;
Packard Factory's
Entire Output to Be
i of the Twin Sixes
H. K. Onr. local Packard representative,
pent the week at the Packard factory
arranging for - a larger quota of new
Packard twelve, lie aays: "Thia will
be the greatest year In Packard history
Wherever shown the "twin six" has not
failed to . excite the genuine admiration
of all motor experts. By aa bold a stroke
of policy aa the automobile business rejs
ever known, the Packard Motor Car
company hag converted the entire re
sources of its Immense pleasure car fac
tory In Detroit to the effort of producing
a motor car that, in elegance and
seductiveness of performanoa, will sur
pass all the company's previous efforts."
With reference to the new price level,
Mr. Orr said: "Despite persistent Inti
mations, to the contraVy. It Is sufficient
to state that the Packard company has
not entered the 'low price' market and
lias no such move In contemplation. The
new derlgn betrays none of the char
acteristics cf the cheaply-built car, and
it does reveal that abundance of detail
and lavish expenditure of labor where
labor conveys ,a definite quality of per.
fornianc! that' has always been distinc
tive of this particular product."
Redick Refuses to
. Stop Merger by an
; Order for Dundee
District Judge Redick has declined to
grant a temporary restraining order in
the Injunction suit brought by residents
of Dundee to prevent tha consummation
of annexation. He called attention to the
fact that he bad previously upheld the
lonstlttittonality of the annexation law.
Aecordlng to announcement of City At
torney Bine Dundee officials have said
they intend to refuse to turn over to
Omaha officials tha village records and
property on Monday when the governor's
proclamation will become effective, in
that event., said Mr. Bine, the Omaha
commission will go Into court by a man
damus suit to compel the Dundee board
to turn over Its records to representatives
of Omaha.
The supreme court will be asked to pass
on the constitutionality of the annexation
law, according to representatives of Dun-
i!i.a.
Flying Squadron "
Told to Get Busy
or to Be Demoted
Acting Chief of Police pempsey las
served verbal notice oa the squad of six
motorcycle policemen that unless they
"get on the Job" and enforce the laws
relating to automobiles and motorcycles
they will .be returned to the ranks of
patrolmen and ether men put In their
places.
The acting chief states the taws regu
lating speed, lights and other road regu
lations have not been enforced by these
special officers as vigorously as should
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F.O.B., BOSTON
This man can be YOU
T-IIS foot .touches a pedal and his Ford engine
spins instantly into action.
His hand reaches for a switch and up go the
lights a part of them or all as he desires.
Perfect car control is his from the seat with
AY& DOT
STARTING - LIGHTING SYSTEM
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' Gray & Davis is the name which is looked up to with
respect in the starting-lighting field.
Gray & Davis is the name which marks the electric
equipment of leading cars in every price class.
Say "Gray & Davis" to a man familiar with the
automobfle field and across his mind runs "First producers
of electric lighting for automobiles pioneer manufacturers
of starting motors -'specialists in starting-lighting
equipment."
The name "Ford" has meant much to you. Rest
assured that the name "Gray & Davis" ranks quite as
high in its particular field.
See us today about the Gray & Davis Ford System
for your new or used Model T.
Sold and
Installed by
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE
Twentieth and Harney Streets, Omaha
HrlRRING MOTOR COMPAXV OP DES MOIXKS, Distributors for This Territory.
System as supplied includes motor generator, 6-volt battery,
nameJed steel battery box, starting and lighting switches, regulator -cutout,
all necessary wiring, chains and sprockets.
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TIIE remarkable (owth of the Firestone businens
in Omaha the belief of the Firestone Company
in the future of the city and the tributary region haa
led to the establishment of our new factory branch
headquarters at
2566 Farnam Street
Formal Opening Monday, Jane 21 1515
' new bnilding designed for the most commodious
and convenient housing of all departments.
A service room large enough to accommodate all
cars and trucks requiring immediate attention.
A machine shop equipped vrith electrically oper
ated hydraulic press (200 tons pressure), drill press,
grinder, side wire tire machine a complete tire apply
ing and repair installation.
Big Btoc-k rooms for pneumatic truck and earrings
tires and rim. All of this gives you
Immediate Dell vcriea Shop Aastataaec
Expert Advice and Workmanship
Rapid Service lor Every Type ol Solid
and Pneumatic Tire
Complete StockAll Sizes
We invite every car owner and dealer In Omaha
and this territory to visit snd Inspect our new estab
liHhment. "We hope to see you Monday.
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
"America's Largest Exclusive Tin and Rim Makers"
2566 Farnam, Omaha Neb.
Horn Of fire aad Farterri AkreaOhle
Rranrhra as4 Dealers Everywhere)
H res tone lire and Hubbcr Co.
3MMI Famasa Street, Onaka, Kek.
This coupon will entitle any car owner to a rubberized tuba
ban, FREE, If presented at our store any time up to July SI,
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