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TTTR OMAHA SUNDAY BTTC: Al'RITJ 2. imt. If 3 i s - ti 1 J- f REAL ESTATE F ATCH AXTi HAM IC L.4l FOH M BTTWTTf imk of Oienfllva. Mont.. h rsanlsed for the purpose of giving re liable Information concerning landa la Mlm Montana. Ttaa members of tha 'undersigned company bays resided la 1 lm Montana fur 20 years and mora and know every foot of It lands. Thar are merchants and business men who tni ettlers and your trad and cannot afford ta mislead. Notwithstanding lam year a drouth Montana u out of the few States that raissd ordinary cropa In Ula Hare several thoueand acrea for aala at reasonable prices. Homesteads located. Write ua. Uata City Land company, (ileodlva. Mont. Arliraaka, DOUGLAS v COUNTY STOCK FARM It acres In Donglaa county, about 4H ml lea from South Omaha Stock Tartu. The Missouri Pacific and the It. M. railroad mna through corner of this land and a Id tract can be run to the feed yard If necessary. It has a fair house and Rood barn and would make an Ideal place for feeding artM, sheep, hogs. We can mak an Iri- duclva price, to any one looking for such piaca. REAL ESTATE FARM AMI HtXH I. AMI HR MI.K Of COM I NO to Oregon? Want to rxchance unbeatable winters for flowers, and torrid summers for delightful weather? Wont to loirte In a ricllKlitrul part of the henutif'il Willamette Valley that ha neer horn ad- vertlsed and ha not been boomed? Then drop a postal, hut do It quirk, to John II. Humor, Aumvlll, Oregon , Manager West Stay ton Commercial Club. REAL ESTATE FARM ASI HAM It I.AMJ FOR Stl.K. I tah- ADVANTAOES OP UKEUOX 1'iO-page hook gives amount of govern ment land open to homestead. In each county in the state of Oregon and Wanh ItiRton, and description of same; Rives homestead. deMert. timber, stone, coal and mineral laws; two maps of Oregon In colors. 21x28, showing 1C It. In operation, one showlnR all proposed R. R. and electric lines. Including eastern and central Oregon. 20 each, or the three, Boc. Map of Wash ItiRton In three colors. 21x2S, 2"c. NIMMO, liUNEY & CO., Hamilton Bldg. Portland, ore. oath Dakota. EASTERN south Dakota farm. The liHi jen spot of lha atat. Prices tJO to W ait acre. Writ for mnp. lists. iv. bloom fc Martin. Watertown. 8. D. KOR BALK Best square section grain and stock farm In the country, E4 miles from railroad station; has J10.0U0 worth of Improvements; artesian well, piped to bulldliiRs. A snap at 146; will make terms. Write or wire, ii. V. Downing, Blunt. South I'akota. NiO-AtHK (arm. Pine mllea from Onlds, fenced. (Id buildings. Rood wall' 10 ft 4t4) acres under plow. 141 per acre. Ivrwa Haywood Ac Nelson. Onlda. a. D. - O'Neil's Real Es tate and Ins. Agt. FOR 8ALK: Three choice Improved arms it), iiw ana j-ti acres in i urnsr county. Pouth Dakota, at ty5 to in per sera. say terms, uaxiiua una Agency, aiarion. .). 16f' ACRES. I miles from Hot Springs. D.. 100 acrea tillable, all fenced, small house, I acres broke; L2 per acre. Shirley Land Co.. Hot Springs. 8. i. Tat, Tyler 10:i, Farna.n Btreet. Ind. A-331X QUARTER aectlon: four miles to stelllne; rolling; Rood sell; small stable; ell. No house, H5 for quick aala. Kea sonabla terms. Owner. Vv. K. Mugger, tatellme, H. W . . 45 Buthel Wheat Land at $27 an Acre Buy Land Where -.-i. It Rains Wo own and control ove 20.0fX) acres of Clieyenne county, Nebraska, choicest farm y1nds now on- the rrjarket. The best crop U'oduclns; county In the state for twelve ,ars. Alfalfa. Is a leading crop. Write U day for our free literature. Llv agents wanien everywhere. FUNDINO.SL.ANP INVKSTMKNT COM PANY, S1DNKY, NKU. THE LAND OF ALFALFA At ) to HQ per acre. A few homesiead rallunnlah- meets at rtx to Jieiae su pr sera Ithout Irrigation. Address Waiter b Haynea, Celrlcha. 8. D. NtllRABKA farmers enjoy an evening St the American. Jf Ned Nerness, itUl Houth 20th tst.( will bring this ad to The Hee within thrne days and Identify him self, he will reoi-lve an order for two seats to the American theater. Close to the Greatest Stoek-and Grain Markets of the Country and Within 133 Miles of Omaha. We a're offering 1,120 acres of land at $15 per acfe,-located In the rain belt of eastern Nebraska; Is well covered with blue stem gms and will grow alfalfa, clover and blue gi as. -This tract In In a good corn dlntrtct and la priced right.- for quick sale. . AV. J. Dermody-Investment Co., 1EH City National Bank Bldg.. Omaha, Neb 1.S00 ACHES of good hay land In Holt county. .This Is an Improved ranch, about 1J miles from railroad. Owner anxious to sell. 1'rlce (1& Per acre. One-third cash, bal ance) long tune, investigate this at once. . ..-P. O. NIELSEN & CO., 701 Qui aha NaUunal. Bank. Phone D. ZlDi. I.8S0-ACRB3 ranch for sale, (.10 per acre, two-thirds oosh. remainder five rears, a per ooat Interest; all fenoed. good Improve ments. For parUcuUxa writ Frank botaula. TOTX ttargaJna In cheap western landa cften aheap; MO acres rcllnqulshmenta. Ad irwl I. C. Berslna, Whitman. Neb. FOR SAJjE Bargains, two quarters farm land near uicHens sua Somerset Unioln Co.. reb., only JSK) per ciuaiter, It. Lettesworth,. owner, Cedar ilapids, la. IMPROVi:r 640-sore relinquishment, near town, for sale cheap. Address J. V. Bvr sina. Whitman, Neb. 30 AC11BS, 13 mllea from Sixteenth and Famuii streets, fine, level land: black sandy-loam: fine' stuck, alfalfa and grain fanni goon DunciinKs. ibl HRAN D10I S BI.PO. 'Phone Doug. ',X Neer Mexico. AW OPPORTCNITT. Ton o make tut per cena profit In five fears oo Colefaz county, N, M.. Irrigated ruit land. You run no risk whatever. Sold In flve-aore tracts, and eultlvated for flvo yearn by expert fruit growei Write for special Information. This Is an abso lutely aato Investment thai wlii net you big profits. MoNeal, ftli-ls f luauce Bldg, Kansas City. Mo. Nortla Carolina, WANTK1-Men to become Independen farmers In. tho "Nation s Oarden epot tastern N. C. Write for Club Plan telling tow to secure free farm. C arolina Truck lug Development Co., 517 Southern Bldg WUmlngtoii. N. C. j North Dakota. WRTTB right aow for pamphlet. "Rafs roua la North Dakota." V'lve-year, t per eect "mortgage notes tor saiv. .'aims ca3 Ar croO payment. Gtata Bank of Verona. "---.Xarona. N. D. OLICITORS WANTED. t awl and control about t.uuu acres el (hole farm lands la Burleigh and Kidder Co.. No. DalL. and want w auod represents. Uvea, others need not SDPiy. Best of rai. reaooa. W. fc. Buss, Land laveauueaia, ttisuiaruk. . it." INVFSX)HS MAKE SU1IH MOXKY SHVKX 1'KHCKNT CKHTALX l'o lec lr;'o Improvements iolns on at all times In a country which Is growInK In population, productiveness and wealth, make tieces sarv the Investment of more money than the country Itself m.tv own. Murray, t'tan, offers to the cautious Investor the Ideal chance to double his money. Mid-West banks pay S per cent to 4 per cent net. The spcretarv of the Commercial club will tell vou of this; his Information may be vpilf'lid by reference to any talt Lake Cltv Bsnk. IF Yt HAVE AAVY MONEY FOR IN VESTMENT lib Sl'KE TO WRITE. THAT WILL COPT NOTHING AND IT MAY MAKE YOC A GREAT DEAL. The Murray Commercial Club, Murray, Utah. "u RITE TOVvTl.LIAMS BROS. Real Es tate. Murray. Ctah, for full, complete, re liuble Information concerning this -lty. Busy factories, fsim lands, town lots that may be bought for less than their value ARE A FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES WE CAN TELL YOU OF. Write today. OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET Killing Cattle Steady and Feeder Lower for Week. HOGS STEADY WITH A WEEK AGO beep Uenerallr steady for the While Metlraa l.omiba Are- Ten lllsher and Western Are Ahoot Rteady. SOUTH Receipts were: Official Monday ... Official TuesdaV .. Official Wednesday Official Thursday Official Friday .... Estimate Saturday OMAHA. April 1. W. Cattle. Jtotre. Sheep showed no appreciable Improvement over those of yesierdav. As viewed hv bolk and top, today's values are Jift about steadv with trade a weit aso. Range Is practically uncliHiiKcd and usunl preferrnfe for ba.-on anlnisl Is snM evident. Receipts during tlio w et k hna 16 m 14 .4 r 4,(i0 I 444 ft 9.1 A FORTUNE In farm landa In Utah. Write Fillmore Fruit and Grain Lands Company, 210 Judge Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Iralnla. OLD Virginia Farms! A sample: TA seres, two miles from railroad station; 100 aires cultivated; old colonial brick man sion. Price. frj.OUO; half cash, balance easy terms. Hend for catalogue. Casselman & Six davs this week....21.!7 M.3.T 37.n fame davs I weeks ago. .VS.vn . "2.1 Same days II weeks ago.. 22. M4 M.240 Jo.i.2 Same days 4 weeks ago . 17.SM n'.'.sn 2S SI3 fame da last year. . . .15.14S 4.036 8S.308 The following table shows fit receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at S-uth Omaha for the year to date aa compared with last year: lU. 1910. Inc. Cattle , 273.1M 2f0.401 12.; Hogs ! 12.1ti6 678.067 84.10S Sheep 4i6,31 3K3.J41 alb) The following table shows the range ol prices on hogs at South Omaha for U last several days, with comparisons. Dates. 1911. 1910.130.1SHW. 11307 .1UWM19U WasUlnaton. OWN a bearing orchard In famous east- rn Washington rruit oen; irrnjaieu, ni usual cost; low prices; easy terms, tnree rullroads; school on land. Moses Ike Land & Irrigation Co., 610 i.cary wiog., Seattle. Wash.' Wisconsin, rnn raT.K Farm 1,0 acrea grain ana stock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture extending to river, pome a"" v um ber. For particulars aouress v.oi. Allefl, Lynxville. Wis. IMPROVED ferme and wild lands. Roberts county, South Dakota Prices i-4 to per acre. Write to John A. Munro Co., wumofa ttouorts County, tlouth Dakota. 480 ACRES, fahr Improvementa, I mllea rem station, acrea tillable, trout (reams and timber; I1H acre, easy terms. bells Fourcba rtealty Co., Uehe t-'ouicue. D FOR SALP; THREE FINE IMPROVK.n farms near Watertown, tf. D., Write owner box ;nt, watertown. a. u. Texas. BTOP. READ. THINK 600 acres rich black hoa wallow tana 17 mllea west of Houston, 1 mllea from Missouri City, only U6. Beautiful farm. (08 acres, t miles Houston, thoroughly drained, on graded road; not an aore ot poor land in It, U0. Largs tracts for ool coiiatloa. L. H. Bailey, (01 lilm Bldg. Houston. Texas. KS ACRES Brasos bottom I railroad sta tion on land; 26; terms. 00 acres fins black prairla; depot three miles; lib per acre; terms. Address the owner, JJr. at. 1'res ton, Houston, Tax. BAN PATRICIO CO. I,M0 acres near Odera.... f ?fl s 710 acres near Odem 1.4 i 1,700 acres near Taft..,. Uiii l.suo acres near Taft ,.J.w 1. I. COOK CO., eunton. k FOB SALE 2642 acrea, fruit and truck land, Southern Texas, on main line South ern Pacific station and townslte on this litnd: 1.000 acrea under ditch; 500 In cultiva tlnii; must sacrifice; big snap. Price, $25 per acre. Terms. Address, K. C. Ballew Clinton, Okl. THE Texas Realty Journal, Houston Tex.. Is an Illustrated magaxine telling all bout Texas: many openings oirerea nome- sockcra and Investots; three months sub scription and map of Texas. 25c. We are publishers, not land dealers.' FWEETWATEK. the future metropolis of West Texas, three trunk line railways Panta Fe and Orient shops, competitive nucklna- houses. We own Snell Park addl t on: res dence ot ana rorty acres iano jliiO navahln 110 monthly. Write for 11 lustrated literature. Department A. Balld Iicvelopment Company. Dallas, iex. TEXAS SCOrXJNIZATION. lOUBLK YOUR MONEY. On 2.234 acres rich, black, timbered land ft miles from coast. 63 mllea southwest o Houston and aa fertile as tne ivne. in nmmn orange I I. pecan ana trucK rue trlct. Where two crops can iw mnjumMimj raised annually. Plenty of rain, no lrrl cation necessary. Sotno Improvements. (-lose to aood town. Tract can be cut u mm riealred. I And colonized near us at twtc our price. Address owner, J. L.. Aiinanas San Uernardo. llraxorla county, Texas. Utah. o., Richmond, Va.' EIGHTT acres. Burnett county, Wis consin; a cuitivateu; goou uuuuuisa. mower and raka. Village itt mllea. $2 709; art UUle. A. H. KIODe, l aaaaiuus Wis. WromlnsT. , FOR 8 ALB If.tOJ acres. Laramie Co., VTjo, la the Golden Pralrto district, all fenced; several hundred acres undtr cultlvstlon; stocked with sheep snd csttle at present; will sell fltu ranch: will oiviae ana exouause w eastern Neb. or lows laims. J. T. BELL, OWWBVli Cheyenne. Wyo. WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS. Have you aayining to ohm .1 inwsr Any cheno land for Digher pricea. general merchanaise store ir iuu. or any kina oi an exenanger ui " some land you want to sell for caaht The ene paper met reacnes in" is the Das Moines Capital; 41.000 circulates dsily; rate single Insertion. 1 cent a word, six risorilons. a cants a word. Das aloines nitiiHt I ea ivtomea lit Mar. 24.. I 41,110 S3I 6 Ml 4 80) Mar. 25.. KStllO $.' t W Mar. 26.. U0 63i V Mar. t t b 7: Mar. 28.. 41'4'10 70 Mar. 29.. 314 10 7l 6i Mar. 30.. I 8 Z44a.li 5s b Mar. ai.. g 28'a 10 71 6..1 April l... ; 10 o 73: I t 241 i va 4 t' ( Ml u I (ill K 0s I 201 & 2t, 11 Hi 271 11 6 501 6 23 27 1 6 10 I s ail st 5 f!7l .S 09 6 7&i I 6 26 S 14 & 70 481 I 6 IS Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for twenty-four hours ending st 1 p. m. yes terday: RECEIPTS-CARS. Cattle. Horb Sheep. 11 r s. been heavy. , Iv.-plt-renlStlve flS . A. S!. Tr. NO. A h. 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During tne weeK supplies nave neen nor NEW PLAN LETS PUBLIC IN Concession of Financial Manager! is Bearing Fruit. BUYERS OF SECLKUIES PLACATED Cash HnldttiMs of ni lork llnaka la l.ars l In lOxeesa e)f Amount 4n Deposit When Last tall W as Made. ' BY FR EPTON C. A H AMS. NEW YORK. April 1 -(Special to The Bee.) The new om i of liiKh li ian'4 to deal more openly w ith the pub to tind m paretuly, at lesst, to let toe pnnpeo.lve Investor know sunK'thing of wlist arc really the facts Is hi-ailn fruit In " increa.ed number of small 1 litchusors of m-ciiritics for Investment. It Is coming to b recognlrel by nir cap tains of Industry tl at It Is t.o mnn who buys Blocks or bonds for Investment and puis tliem awHV. rather than the speculntor plajlng the market for a turn wlu inaKes a safe, sound murktt for securities. The cultivation of small lne.tors Is an art only beginning to be understood and practiced In the United Slates. The notable achievements In this direction by Prance are so often cited that they need not be enlarged upon. Staid Britain Is now Riving the subject serious study and the advisa bility of niHklni: consols available In very mal, the big end of dally runs consisting I small denominations mny be recognised be of lambs. la fact, the percentage of good i fore long bv the government. The deslra sheep on most days has hardly been i bllity of multiplying the number of Investors large enough to give very much certainty lis greater In the United states tnan In any to the actual condition of trade In all of I other country because of our essentially Its various branches. I democratic system of government, which As far as prices are concerned, about the! enables public opinion to be quickly writ- most Important phase of the market Istelv ! ten Into the statute hooks i ntortunaieiy has been a widening of the spread between 1 canitnl In the nust did not always act western Ismbs and choice Mexican lambs, i uuc miitt'dcrntlnn fur the public welfare Discrimination In favor of the Imter class 1 and In levctine harassing legislation has of stock is much more pronounced thanjbien passed aliko by the feaernl govern last week. HlRh dressers on the Mexican i ment and many of the state.. Let a cituseii order are closing Just about a dime higher ' own an interest in a corporation and he Is In the nclKhlwv hood. His committee in working In conjunction Willi the Park hoard and , has the promise of Pupei Intendent Adams that be will give lila personal super vision to the work of "docking'' tho 'trees nloim Thirty-fourth street and Wool worm avenue boulevards. Mr. White's committee will be rceiHinslble for all others nnd hsa i arte blanche to do w ith the neighbors' trees whatever expert Judgment dli late. The other members of the i-ommlttoe on tiees and parking are taken one from each street, .hlch is the club's rule In the nuke-urr of their standing committees, as follows: Messrs. William Anderson, A. tl. Buchanan. Charles Battelle, E A. Hlnrlclis. C. 8. Montgomery and A. C. Troup. BENSON ELECTION IS TUESDAY Republicans Prepare for-ft Most Vijj oroui Campaign. PLEDGE FOR IMPROVEMENTS All Promise to Work for Street Hall sir Extensions to the Month Part of Benson, la rIer to renre a Fnhllo Park. St. P. C . M. & V abash I Union Psclflc C. & N. W., east C. eV N. W., west C, St. P . M. O... 1 C, H. & Q., east C, B. & g., west C, R. 1. A P., east.. .. C. R. I. A P., west Illinois Central Chicago Q. W Total receipts 2 DISPOSITION- 2 22 -HEAD 23 23 Cattle. Hogs. 6-14 8 ;o K17 l.lfo) 610 ... 10 ... 1 ... 14 W ... 123 4,118 than a week ago, while common wes erns are little, If any, stronger. Prime Mexicans reached i.5o yesterday, tho best price paid at this point since last November. It takes extra good westerns to sell at IVtou 15. Shorn lambs have not been very plenti ful, of course, but the right kinds are quotable around ,.Hi. much len likely to advocate hostile meas ures. Tim "Havenots ' are always more laillcal than the "Haves." Consequently by ixiendlng the number of tho latter the re nin makes lor moderation in agnation for legislation aimed at business oruanlxatlons. All this is being gradually realised by our financiers. Tactics that were sometimes Ewes are closing with some show of ! pursued by high finance In the olden day strength, but other classes of mutton of- I uih no longer regarded as respectable, ferlngs are In much the same notc hes I 4 nsli In ew VorU Hanks. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS NORTH DAKOTA LANDS Have limited amount of choice farm land for sale ea crop payments furnlahlng seed for same. Vor particulars write s'raua U KoUogg. Jajuosiuwn. ft. Oklahoma. BA STERN OKLAHOMA. Bona (or priaea and oeaci ipuuu. of farms Ira bluut. Cuahla. W. e ACHKH Canadian bottom land; lli Mra la culllvatioo; U second bottom, uo excolled tor cora and atiatis: io cias in licrmua grassi ba.aacu pasture and soma timber; two sets of Improvements, fine barn; outhouaca and orchard, U utiles from Natioual stock yards, Oklahoma City," f Sulla to a good town; price lie per sere. ,.. rm v.aiopijKil. tynuiu e iil cVraPbaOl Uldg.. Oklahoma City, Ok!.- Co , ICO acrea el unlea south ef kiiunas. ou., la tne ABteiupe aiia. 1 aidos haslge and 1 side wire, with in acres kruas o4 the baiaaca la aiure loia rubara aad garden; l-rooiu bauae. ptas- sre4. paporea. ceiiar unceroaata. ail la gooa ana . . ... iwi aw loos r aay, . , v..w. iu, sees sad bT ur- touip'eie. a gooj sraoatiM i susoeia ill S1 . tueee Vuliuingj u all other buiidiii. aie paiuiau auu ... fcJ., Siispo; L8"' iHi4 iew. aw 4rui( Hi Buy Land in a Small But Growing City That's the Way Others Got Rich Ogd n. Utah, the (iateway to the New West; the Intel -mountain country with all of Its past wealth of undeveloped resources Is the Jobbing, manufactrulng and railway center of this entire section. Ituy Ogden real estate now. It Increases in value, slowly, aurely and conservatively every year. You can get RICH if you will in vestigate the chance that la for you here at Ogden. The Weber club, an association of gentlemen; a business man's club formed for the purpose of helping In the growth of the city and numbering among Its mem bers the most conservative men of the community, employ a PAID official to give you exact, explicit and correct In formation. Have no fear In addressing us. T1IH SECRETARY The Weber Club (JUDEX, UTAH. Real Estate transfers for April 1. 1H. furnished by the Midland Guarantee and Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1714 Farnam street. Telephone Douglas asw). F. R. MUlspaugh and wife to Jesse P. Palmer, administrator, west t0 ft. of east 8S ft. of lot 8. block 71, clty.S 4,690 Nathan Horn and wife! to same, same property I J. R. Rlngwalt et al. to Jesse P. Palmer, same property i D. C. Patterson and wife to Parkway Real Estate Co., lots 1 and li, in block S and other property In Comer addition 2 J. W. Rasp et al. to M. C. Voss, part of lot 83, Ulses addition :.6oo J. P. Htewart to Helen L. Stewart, lot , block 11, Clifton Hill 6 Kenwood Realty Co. to J. A. . Mc Cartney, lots 411 and 412 215 Joseph Bretschnelder and wife to Mary J. Maystrlck, part of lot 11, block 14. KounUe's 3d... 1.J75 Maude Mogge to Holly H. Ashton, lot 61, Luke & Templeton's addition ,500 Oscar I Peterson and wife to W. J,.. Brown, lot 1, block 2, Walnut Hill.. 1 Joseph Rlpa et al. to Rudolph Ponec, lot 4. block 8, Brown Park . 1 Rudolph Ponec rt al. to Joseph Rlpal, lot 4, block 8. Brown Park 1 M. W. McNeil and wife to M. A. Randola, part of lot 6. Maloney's addition 1 O. A. Wulff and wife to William R. Fearon. lot lh, block 26, Halcyon Heights 225 Homestead Co. to Joseph Oangle, lot S'A. Homestead 45 Ella McDonald and husband to I C. b'tioles, lot 13, block 2, 1st addition to Missouri Park 600 Nancy A. Luther to A. E. Ayres, lot 7, block 102, Dundee Place and other property 4.M) Douglas Security Co. to A. O. Wahl strom, lot 3, Windsor Placs -extension 1 Morris Ievy and wife to William Moncrieft, part of lot 2, Capitol ad dition 20,000 The 8hull Land Co. to Samuel Mancuso, lot 10, block 5, Shull's -d. 3 Ralston Townslte Co. to Julseppe Iitto, lot . block 11, Ralston 1SS Domlnek Enne et al. to Antonio Lantangelo, part of lot 7, block 1, Rush A Helby's addition 475 Belie C. Miller and husband to Harry W. Mahaffey, lot 17, block 3, Orchard Hi" s.m Helen W. Schenclt to N. C. Learv, . part of lot 31, hjock 4, Campbelf's ' addition j Crelgh Sons Co .to N. C. l.ary, lot 17, Oak Hill 2d addition Viq Omaha Packing Co Swift and Company r Cudahy Packing Co Armour A Co Murphy Swift A Co., from St. Paul.. J. H. Bulla Other buyers Totals CATTLE There were no fresh receipts of cattle of any consequence today, but for the week receipts have been very liberal, showing a decided gain over a year ago. The market on beef steers showed some little strength at the beginning of the week, but any improvement that may have taken place was more than wiped out the middle of the week. Again toward the close there was a strengthening in values and at the finish prices are about where they were at the close of last week. It la possible that the most desirable grades of handy, light cattle might be a trifle stronger, while heavy, plain cattle might be a little easier. A leading feature of the trade In cowa and heifers has been the splendid demand throughout the week for good, fat heifers. Anything on that order has sold very freely and pricea have shown more or less strength every day ot the week. At the close they are generally a little higher than at the close of last week. On the other hand the medium kinds of cowa and even pretty good old cowa have not been soy too active and they are at the best no more than steady with last week's close. Btockers and feeders have been com manding very stiff prices, while the coun try has apparently been unwilling to bid up In the face of prevailing prices for fat stock. Aa a result the market on stock cattle and feeders has been very dull throughout the week and at the close pricea are around lOSllio lower. Borne would quote medium and common kinds even lower than that. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice- beef steers, f6.00ijjJ6.Ik; fair to good beef steers. t6.76'34.0o: common to lair - beet teera. 14.76'n5 76: rood to Choice COWS and heifers, f4.7MS.76; fair to good eows and heifers. t4.4U4i4.7&; common to fair cows and helfere, 13 0oy4.4o; good to choice atock ers and feedera, 6.368.00; fair to good etockera and feeders. I&.01N&5.86; common to fair stockers and feeders. W 2So.00; stock belfers, 4.i54j4.i&; veal calves, a4.woi.so; bulls, states, etc.. S3.7o416.0U. Hons l.la-ht receipts of hogs enabled tellers to obtain nickel higher prices for offerings of all weights tnis morning. in market had a good, healthy tone at ad vance from the start and clearance ot tmiK was made without much delay or diffi culty. iShlppers supported the trade with orders that called for fully 20 per cent of the supply, and lively movement was at least partly due to bttter competition from this quarter. Packers' purchase approxi mated 3.200 head. Popular price for good butcher weights was Iti iB, some little business being done at nickel margins on both sides of this figure. Heavies ranged at $6.30 and less, while lights sold at high levels, tops reach ing I6.D0. Tone to demand at the extreme close was rather weak and pricea late noted a week ago. Actual sales of western ewes reached 15.00, and best Mexican ewes finished at 15.10. Toppy wethers have been meeting with a fair inquiry at t5.OOfu6.25. Yearlings have been very scarce cm all days. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to choice lambs, 16.200'o.M; fair to good lambs, f6.WJ3ifi.20; handy weight yearlings, f5 aoji, 666; heavy yearlings, f.".. 0045X5; good to choice wethers. fn.oiKpn.26; fair to good wethers, f4.f6fa.5.00; good to choice ewes, f4.S.''n6.10; fair to good ewos. M.CO'o 4 si Shtep. culls to feeders, fX0O4.26. Stock lnt BlRht. Receipts of live stock at the five principal western markets yesterday: Cattle. Hoirs. Plmon couin oinaiia St. Joseph Kansas City St. Ixiuls Chicago Total receipts., 60 4.000 5,500 200 2.5K) iw 2) 2.0 0 200 5,201 MY 300 12,0 0 2'H) 9"0 25,700 6,30 Philadelphia Prod nee Market. PHILADELPHIA. Anrll 1 ntTTTK-u Weak, western creamery jc lower; extra western creamery, S2c; extra nearby prints, 24c. EOGS Pteady: Pennsylvania and othr nearby firsts, free cases, f4.!6 per case; Pennsylvania and other nearby current re ceipts, rroe cases, 44 SO per case; western firsts, free cases, 14.90: western current re ceipts, free caaes, f4.S0. CHEESE Steady: New York full cream fancy special, lSfclXWc; New York full creams, fair to good special, 124il2'4c. Oils an Roils. SAVANNAH, (it, April 1 TURPEN TINE Nominal ; last sales, fl.02; no sales receipts, ft.M;- shipments, S bbls.; stock. 2,084 bbls. ROSIN Firm; Bales, 67 bbls.; receipts, I tnjft. cms.; shipments, none; Block. 81 tM bbls.; B, f8.10; D, fR.22VuJi.25; K, f8.S2T s.to; jf , x.4o; t, f3.4ti(o.42 ii IH.tlKL: I, K and M, tSjiOr- Do gar Market. NEW YORK. April l.-feUOAR-Raw. dull; Muscovado, 8 test, t..16c; centrifugal 96 tat, 3.Sic; molasses sugar, 89 test, 8.11o' Refined, steady; crushed, 6.50c; granulated' .0c; powdered, 4.0c. Wool Market. 8T. LOUIS. April 1. WOOL Unchanged, territory and western mediums, ist-c; fine mediums, 16 13c; fine, 1241130. v THEY MAY PLEASE THE COURT RAILWAY TIME CARD LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO GRADERS The county commissioners of Sarpv county are now advertising for sealed proposals for about lii.OO worth of grading on the public roads of said countv. Bids will be received In part or all. Bids must be filed on or before noon, April 11. lull. For further information write or 'phone Ernest I.. IrclunU, County Clerk. Papill on, Nebraska. ApriU i .lt Chicago, MilwsttkBa A- St. pan Overland Limited all:4.1 pm 1 Omaha-Chicago Eg u 7:16 am Omaha-Savannah Local. a 1:16 am Colo-Cal. Express a ;00 pin Colorado Special a 7:42 am Perry-Oinaba oLcal b 6:16 pm W hums la Omaha-tit. Iuls Eg. ...a 6:S0 pra Man and Express a 7:0.4 am b.anb'y LCi tirum C.B Jb 6:0u pm illiuul Cara Chicago Expie .. a 7:00 sm cmcafco A-iunled a 6:00 piu Minn.-ot. aui iU b7;oOam Mmn.-6i. i'nui Lid a :w put caicaau iv.'k a 7:59 am aAY-46 pm a 3:26 pm a 50 am b 10:00 am a l:2S am all :1a pin b 10:1.5 ana a 3:46 p:n a :uo arn Mllle Incidents Worked as Lines by the Legal Pro-feaalon. Side A New York Judge, it will be remem bered, recently declared unconstitutional the new law that an automoblliat, having run over a pedestrian, must stop and leave his name. The Judge said that the auto mobillst had a perfect right to run away and leave his mangled victim to bleed to death alone, for the reason that. In crimi nal cases, no man is obliged to bear wit ness against himself. , ' ' James lialden Wilkes, president of the Street Defense ., society of Atlanta, dis cussed thla legal decision at the society's last meeting. "And that," lie cried hotly, "Is called Justice. Well, indeed, was a search after Justice once defined as a blind man look ing Into a dark room for a black hat that Isn't there.",. Now that the complete statistics have been compiled by the clearing house ot New York City national banks, state banks and trust companies under the recent call of the comptroller of the currency and of the state bank, department at Albany the position of these banking Institutions is made clear. The combined rfg tires show tash holdings of t52H.29n.flOO, against f455. 4Ji,00 on November 10. 1H10, an Increase of tic Mis.nun. Ixans amount to ILIi'S. 194.0"", against fl.7i7, 725.000, a gain of tJ.4i.u00. Deposits are up to f2,95S, IK5.OU0. against 12,i4.821,O0t. an Increase of flti3.344.00O. This amount of stocks, bonds and mortgage held reach a money value of fill3,t3ii,iHio. This Is an Increase of 133,001.000 over the November figures and fl25,2O4,O00 as com pared with the March total a year ago. Decline In Farm Products. y An examination of the March report of the Department of Agriculture discloses the fact that ,the prices of leading farm products, such as wheat, coin, oats, live Logs, butter; cheese and eggs have within a year declined from la to 40 per cent. im average decrease on the aoove arucius m about 30 per cent. The (mention that naturally arises ib, nas the benefit of this decline of 30 per cent in staple products reached the consumer? And if not, why not? the following mum of leading grocery articles, giving tne highest prlceii during 11)10 in comparison with the pricea of the same articles MarrTi 1, 1911, shows that while the consumer Is getting more for a dollar now than he did a year ago, he Is only getting the benefit of, at most, 20 per cent decline in retail prices: RETAIL PRICES. High, lillff. Mar. l.'U 20 1 10 5 34 .. 7.50 7.oo 27 23 4 726 24 2 . 42 82 10 J bn 25 26 .. - 21 W 2 It will be noticed that wnue wneat nm ..iio,i -hoot Kg tier cent the retail grocer has only lowered his price of flour 6 per .ent. corn and live hogs have yielded to e t nd as Der cent, respectively but the retail price of lard, bacon and ham has responded in xne uecmio m r . while the prices of canned meats and cereals In packages have not varied at all. Butter, eggs and cheese are tho only food products the retail price of which has declined in proportion to the ..u'i-..L nric. But on the aversge the retail price of table necessities has not yet 1 cached the proportionate level of whole sat prices. It is lagging about 10 par t ent r l i.'j 1. r..KiioiiMiole. to a great ex- tent.' for the high cost ot living which is kUUftWh, Het-ller. Do ot tat. A number of reasona are advanced for the tardiness of the retail grovur In low ering prices to the consumer in proportion as the market declines. He Is reiuctant, f.8..1 ...,a . io. k on hand at a lower 11 ib K,.,,.rl.t on a which ne nisy ii --- Lard .... Oatmeal Flour ... Br con ... Ham .... Butter .. Eggs .... Cheese . a :uu ai j RAILWAY TIME CARD INIO.V STATIO.V Teata and Masoa. X)R-ALB la Knabol Hack chocolate - tautd, f OUape. x.w "." v uit iiuitva. J m, iis. a - - - .- . u ia Uvai tajru4 aad au waste lam ua it; i.u,, M b bhiusuI H dowa, V la i.t. Mlt 0.1 rtm"1"" a. am. ftimae ww" wua . FARM ' IC 004 ars rs.uwi.7. 17 fcsiDfa W Orcgaa. f 4jrU SIM LAND FOR SALE. ea uew una Oia Trunk pr acj. U p4 4.a, Mrs s pur tuL JjlvtuuN LA..NU ex 'Al ILa. CO. Portlaad.-. OUEUON APPLE LAND. and 10 acre planted tracts ukaa care t for five yean. mnn u a uionih. irrisa1'". v . aANTlAM FRUIT ColxlNY. aa Ba t'd . Oiuaha, Neb. I f No $3M)00.00 HKWAK1) C. Norti.n and H. C. N orris, residents of Los Angelt-s, Cal.. wise to the oppor tunities of Western Investment, put 115.000 into liwer Main street property In halt Lake Cltv, I'tah. In six months lliev re sold AT A PROFIT OF THIRTY THOU SAND 1 Ll-AK- OR MOKE THAN TWICE WHAT THEY PC IN. We know of other opportunities, taking less money to "awing'' and yielding a lens profit, of course. Write us a letter Free maps, IIMS of DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS, and we will show you how to (1KT HOME F THE FREE UOVERNMENT LAN D IN CTAH.' You ure entitled to SM acres GET THEM NOW WHILE THE PICKING 13 OOOD. Write Immediately to HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO. Salt I.ake City. Vtah Opportunity for Fnrmers I can Invest your surplus ah where it will bring you greater returns than It will be possible for you to secure elaewhere. Send me your name today and I II keep you In touch with western opportunities as they arise. I Will (luarantee 8 Net GEO. J. KELLY, Ogden Plate bank bldg. Ogden, Vtah Calaa Pacific Depart. Ban Fran. Overland L. .a S it am China and Japan F. M a 4 oi pin Atlantio Express Oregon Express a 4:00 pm Los Angeles Limited. . au' 4j um Denver Special a 7:04 am Colorado Express a 1 60 pm Oregon-Wash. Limited. .sl2:50 pm North Platte Local all :1c pm Grand Island lK-ai a s.u aiu tStromsoui g Loial bi::41 pin Chlcaaa Nertb vresleru NORTHBOUND. Twin City Kxpreta a 7:4o am Sioux City Local a 3 46 pra Minn. 4k Dakota Ex. ...a 7.00 pm Twin City LI m Had a t.te pin Minnesota fexpreaa EASTBOUND. Carroll Local a 7:00 am Daylight Express a 7:40 am Chicago Louai atf oS put 4'oloiado-Chicago a 6:10 pm Chicago Special a t og pin Pacific Coast -Chicago... a 4 45 pm Lua Angeles Limited. ..a 1:60 pis Overland Limited all. 46 pin Carroll Local a 4:30 pin Fast Mall a I.Ju put WKiTBOJTND. Llncoln-Chadron a uO am Norfolk-Dallas a 4 00 am Norfolk-Lincoln a i.li pin Heatings-Superior b K.U pin Laduod-Hot bprlnga.a I 65 put t aaper-Landar a I 66 put (isinoBl-Albioa b f.M pm Mtaaaart Pacll K C. ax St. U Ex a :M am K. C. A S L. Kg.. a. capt fcatarday all: It pra K. C. 4k at- L. Ex.. Sat urday oaly U.M voi island ax i'acltl EAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd....al2:68 am htcMHo Day U.xprea..a 4:46 am Chicago Local Paa bl0:36 am Oea Moines Local Pasa. 4:oo pro. . Kiurt.i a 4:40 put Chicago Umifd..ii.at:upu4 Chl.-Neb. Ltd., Lincoln. a : am Colo.-Cal. Expreaa......a 1: pm Okl St Texas Express.. a 3:16 pin Rocky Mountain Ltd ...alO.&a pui tavaaw l.rnt r. al0:45 pre a 4:30 pro bl0:l pm al2:0 pro a 1:16 pm a :04 am Chicago Limited .... a m.s. t-ii leu 'lain City Limned Twin City Express Chicago iiiyi ... ..a 6:48 pm , . u a .jo pui ..a 7.30 am a 6:47 pra a 4:31 pin a 1:30 pin aU.M ata a i :oi am clO.30 am a a. JO pm a 3:4s pu Rastui was on trial, charged with Ftcol Ing f7.85. lie pleaded not guilty, and. as be was unable to hire an attorney, thu Judge appointed l.awver Clran m m coipi sol. Clearim got up a ntron pica in defense, and Rastus was acquitted. Coun sel ana client met a few minutes later outsldo the court room. "Now, Rastus " said t'learcm, "you know the court allows the counsel very little for defending this Ind of case. I worked hard for you and got , you clear. I'm entitled to much more pay than I'm petting for my valuable services, and you shoujd, dig up a good sUofl fee. Have you got any monev?" 'Yes, boss," replied Rastus, "I still done got dat seben dollahs and eighty-five cents." high market. Competition with him Is not as keen as with the jobber, and therefore ?B -,,fi,.ir,tlv informed aa to the decline In prices, nor sufficiently Inter ested nor courageous, nor skilled enough in making a good bargain. The consumer It is argued, la therefore more or less at the grocer's mercy. The retail grocer, however, resents the Intimation that he is taking advantage of his customers. Prices he says, are lower now than they have been for years, and they are as low as he can make them. Ihtj fact he declares, that the average retail decline on a Troup of leading ticle.to not In proportion to the wholesale decline i.. w .... , , in nr fofoi r ji nui n ,.. la , - ,,.. Arrlvs. all:S0 pm liV pm a 4:45 am a 6:10 pin a 8:30 pm a 7:27 am a 4 f-0 pin a 1:20 pm a 4 46 pm slo w am b 1 -V pm alO. pm a I 2S pm a 16 am a 7 .30 am all vo am a 3:60 pm al2:Z6 am a 1.20 pm a 3:23 pm a 4 4y am a ID pro al2 a) pro a T .4 am al0:U) am a l.ii pro all 00 am alO 46 pm a t 10 pra b I M pm a 1.10 pm all uo aia B 1.N pm m 7:40 ana a l:f pm lar!latoa allo lOih and Masoa. Uarliugtoa Depart. Denver V California. ...a 4. iu pm Fuget Sound Express.. a 4:10 pm Nebraska points at:- am Black Hills a 4:10 pm Lincoln Mail u 1:20 pm Northwest Express ,...all:bo pra Nebraska points Nebraaka Express..., Lincoln Local bchuyisr-Platisniouth Lincoln Local Plattamouth-Iowa ... Bellevua-Plattamouth Central Nebraaka ...a 3 20 aiu ...a la am .b 1:06 pm ...a 7:a pra ...a t l3 am .all to pro ...all at pm Chicago Special a i.iit am Denver Special i hlnm Express a 4.20 pm Chicago Faat Expreea. .a 30 pro Atlantic Coast umuea. ii:wpin Iowa Local a t 16 am (. rest on tia.j x-ocai i" St. Louis txpresa m .u K, C. t Bt. joaepa ,..-' p" K. C. St. Joseph ....a 16 am ax at. joacpa y Arrlva a 3:46 pra a 146 pm a t:lo pm a 1:46 pin al2:l& pin a 7:00 am a 4:10 pin a 1:10 pm to :0 ani blO.20 am a 7:50 pin a B:b0 am a 1:40 pm all.2u pm all :35 pm a 7:00 am a t lx pm a 1:00 am alO SO am ai0:30 am all:4i am a 1. 46 am a 4.10 pm tmrab4es Itatlaa tStoi sat Wahstes. Mlasoarl Pactf la Depart. Arrlya Auburn local b 8 60 pra bll 6 am rklcaaa. Paal. Mlaarapolta A Oasaka. Sloua City Express. ...h 1:16 pro Omaha Local Sioux City Passenger... ., Twin City Passenger.. ..b f 30 am loux City Local o llttn Lmeraon Local h i at pro (a) Dally, tb) Dalley , excapt (c) Sunday only. , bll:4 am e 4 30 pm b t 30 pm b t u am Sunday, Daniel J. Sherrt, who practices law when ha. Isn't guiding the house of representa tives, was reminded of a story when he read the verdict in the breach of promise case against young Walling In New Y'ork. I was counsel for the glr! in a case once," said the lawyer, and I ihouyht we had a good case. Ono of the strongest points was the ardent wooing of the de fendant. We stipulated at least 1,211 klssex he had planted upon tho fair one's ruby lips. Imagine our surprise, when the de. fendant admitted It. That's true," said he, testifying. 'I had to do It.' he explained. 'Had to do it?" 1 roared, hoping to em barrass him. 'Yes.' he answered, 'I either had lo keep kissing her constantly or permit her to sing, and well, I preferred the kls'ln.', " creased and his own needs Have augment.. Furthermore, lie intimates that he is en ..i.t ... r..L uu much as he can. "True" said one groier, "ham. bacon and lard are not as low in proportion as .... I. ..." ii... nn must lake two things "r"":i,t:r:n..n. Fir.tiv. the cost ot i.. i.v- hmi Into bacon, ham and hi., increased: secondly, whether It has or not the price of ham. bacon, laid .,.i ,,.-t i,f ..vei-v olhcr lorin 1 Iixea ny : the iH.wiis that U, tliu Heef trust, and not so much by the law of supply and demand, ' which la only an Invluriuie argument lo I the farmer. Vou bay corn and oals have I .i.., ...... .. i.. -jut tier cent, respectively, and the relall price of cereals lias not been lowered. Well, ak the cereal manufacturer wi. thev have not reduced the prlca on package goods." FortlMud-l.os Angelea Line. It la said that as a result of the recent ..i.i u H Ixivett president of the Har rlinan Unea, to the Pacific coaat, work will be begun within the next month, which will result In the completion, oi a un-i r" road line from Portlund, Ore., to Los An geles, Cal. This la the first big piece of new eon strucllon work begun since the announce .n.F.t whs made some time ago that the lluiriman lines would spend f;S,0i0.0u0 within the next five years for new con structlon. double-tracking and Improve menus of various kinds, i Heavy Embexileiuen Is. Vml.ezzlements in banks and financial Institutions In litIO ieai ln-d fC.2o2,oijO, against ,,i.iv x:t sai.mio In l!i ana increase or i4-J. i ot. whereas the total einueziieiiieiiis ni aui Kltlub SIIOWCU ail im IMIW ufc vmjr ew.vw. Election at benson Tuesday promises to be an Interesting occasion. The republicans, are carrying on R vigorous and aggressive campaign and expect let win a sweeping victory at the polls. They have adopted with the following platform nnd each candidate hHS subscribed to lis declarations: The undrrlgned, duly nominated repub licans for the elective offices of thp cltv of Renson. affirm our allegiance to repuh I'can principles, nnd present to the voters tlif following platform: 1. The extension of eticet and sanitary Improvement, street car service and other public Improvements necessary for the advancemrnt and welfare of our city. 3. A liberal construction of tho sain of liquors In accordance with the !lociimh law and present city ordinances, and pledce ourselvea to maintain, administer and en force the laws of the state of Nebraska and the ordinances of the city of Benson. 8. We believe In the curtailing of ex travagant and promiscuous uses of the public funds, and pledge ourselves to a clean, fair, honest, conservative and busi nesslike administration of all municipal af fair',' and an equal distribution cf public Improvements. 4. The continued development of our pub lic school system and a liberal support of our volunteer fire department. Polls will be open from 9 a. in. to T ti nt, on Tuesday. The first ward voting Place will be at the city hall, and the Second ward will be at Wulff Bros.' store, t03 Main street. All school district voters living outside of city limits and north of Military avenue and Main street, running as a line throng the school district, will ', vote at the First ward voting place, and all living south of the line will vote at the Second ward polling place. Work for far Extension. The candidates are all pledged to use all . efforts, if elected, to secure an extension of the street railway line south from Main street to the city limits, so the city will be In a position to accept the offer of the Mornlngslde Land company to deed to the city- free of cost a deeply wooded tract of six acres as a public park. B. L. Robinson, republican candidate for mayor. Is 43 years of age and has lived In Benson for six years. He Is manager for Henry A Allen, wholesale dealers In Im- . plemehts and supplies. Ills buslnesa ability Is unquestioned. Frank J. Blelck, a retired farmer, A2 years of age, Is tho republican candidate -for city treasurer. He has . lived In Ben son for four years, and his personality and financial standing are such as recommend lilm to the voters. , v James Peterson, republican candidate for city engineer, Is tho present Incumbent of tho office, and his record entitles him to another term. Charles Q. Keller Is running without opposition for tha office of police judge. He Is the present Incumbent of the office. Ed A. Stlger, running for re-election, is the republican candidate for city clerk. He s cashier for the Hayward Bros. Shoe company. W. O. Talbot, candidate for councilman from the First ward, Is running without opposition on the republican ticket. He Is a clerk in the freight auditor's depart ment of the Union Pacific company. Is 30 ' years old and has lived In Benson for four years. W. D. Edmonds, 61 years of age and a contractor, Is the republican candidate for . councilman from the Second ward. Ha lives In his own home and promises. If ' elected, to see that his ward Is well looked after, and that the whole city of Benson will have the same care that he gives his own business. For the school board V. 8. King, the present -president, is a candidate on tha republican ticket, asking for re-election. He la the senior member of the King- Swanson Clothing company and has served the people of Benson with marked ability. H. E. Bon, secretary of tho board, la also. a candidate for re-election on tha repub lican ticket. His record entitles htm to a victory. Carl W. Anderson Is the repub lican candidate for the unexpired term vacancy on the board, and will maks an excellent member 'if elected. Ha la a mad carrier, working at substation D of the Omaha postofflca. Decline 4 Pi .50 V. W. C. A. -otes. Hunday Mrs. W. P. Harford will sneak at tha vesper service at 4.30 and Miss Mabelle Bosworth will sing. Thcia will Ifo be special music at the social hour ioi lowing tne service. Monday At 7:15 Dr. W. O. Henry will peak in the assembly room on "Th Natural Fruits of ignorance, Poverty, Dimness anu cnnygtenic Conditions from a Physician s lewpolnt." The public Is invitea to aiienu mis lecture. Wednesday The subject of Mr. Kelly's lecture at 10 30 will he "The fitorles of the Wagnerian Music Dramas and Their Les sons." Thursday The menil ei ship campaign rlosos Thursday evening and all reports should ba In as early as possible. The pre liminary report will be given In the even ing. Captains, lieutenants and helpers are urged to be present. DEATH RECORD Rev. Dr. It. J. Iloastoa Eerlestoa. BALTIMORE. Md., April 1. Itav. Dr. R. J. Houston Ecccleston, aged 74 years, rector of Emmanuel Episcopal church, died hers today from injuries received last Monday when his carriage collided with an automobile. Pr. Jceieston waa one of the best known priests of ths Episcopal church In this country and Ei gland. Twice ha declined a nomina tion for bishop. Grace, Tenth and Arbor, Rev. B. V. Kell man. Pastor 10 6 a m , "The Way to Ood and How to Find It," 1.4a p. in , "Ths Best Friend. " FOR A SPRING CLEANING DAY Field Club District Iiuprot euieat llab luauauratea title Hrllrr xuent Movement. The Field Club District Improvement club Is tho leader In the movement for "spring cleaning day." At a meeting of the executive committee a few daya ago they doclded that Instead of trying to revo lutionise conditions by Individual effort or In trying to make the tall wag the dug, they would Join In Mayor Dahlman'e gen eral cleaning up of the city. They have accordingly changed the date of their cleaning up from Saturday, April 1, to whatever day the mayor may announce toward the middle of the month. The cleanup of the Held club district la In charge of ths standing committee on si rests and alleys. This is made up of a repre sentative from each of the seven districts within the club's Jurisdiction, as follows: Mcruis. Charles llattelle. chairman; C. I.: Allemann, Charles M. Llaktly, Alvln K. Johnson, It. O. Kranz, J. W. Williams, D, L. Dougherty. All are adepts with ths rake and broom. Flmullaneously the commit tea on trees and parking, of which J. 8. White Is chair man, will k to ths trimming of ail trees V. M. C. A. Notes. J P. Railey, ktate secretary of tha Ne braska Young Men's Chrlatlan association, spent the latter part of the wie.k at Kt. Louis. Thursday evening he addressed the Young Men's Christian association mem bers at their annual banquet. Or. Monday evening in the association auditorium Howard Evarts Weed, land scape architect, of Chicago, will give a talk on "A More Beautiful Omaha." Mr. Weed comes under the auspices of the Real Estate exchange, Lnlveisity club and Woman's club. E. F. Denlaon. general aecratary of tha Omaha Young Men's Christian association. will address the Kunday afternoon meeting at the association Building at 4 o clock. April t. toll. Mr. Denlson will talk on "The Relation of the Young Men's Christian Association to the Churches and to ths Buslnehs interests of ths Community." Work la progressing nicely on the Im provements at the Young Men s Christian association outing park. The bathing beach has been put In good shape ami a channel Is being worked out in front of ths boat houi-o and through ths lagoon. From In- nulrles being received, t litre Is manifest interest being taken in tha park, and Judg ing from present indications it will be a very popular place this summer. Htnicom Park. Twenty-ninth and Wool worth. Rev. F. B Crawford, Pastor Morn ing aervlca, 10:30, sermon, "Almost Per suaded:" evening service. 7 46. sermon. "The End of the Trail." Tha program for the second week of the Lenten evangelis tic services will be the following cartoon sermons: Monday, "In His Kteps:" Tues day, "The Open Door;" Wednesday. "The Liberator;" Thursday, "Chained to the World;" Friday, "Too Busy." A special fel lowship service for the reception of tier members will be held Easter Sunday, April 11 1. 4 ...