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ROODS MAYJOME IN JUNE
City Eneinter Cntie Wrni Korth
J End Ketidenti Ajaimt Chinook.
K altaskarala Mar Wllkataai
1 Jllshrr Walrra Tkaa Maa Braa
Kxprlaeal la la CI 1 7
Laat F Waka.
1 cmtluna ara bln warned by City
fr.n:iKr Utone W. Cralf to pnpara
l :nat lha (loodi ot May and Juna hii
' I. a now l lh mountalna mlt- Ha ad
'Novatca tha conitrucilon of additional
t ll.pi at Florenca and Cartar lakaa and
the firfHthen:n of thona now protjc.
: I it north nd proparty. . '
It thtra la hih water In tha Mliaourt
May or Juna wlwn tba aprtr thaa
In tba mountalna occur," aaia jur. vram.
' lu dan(ar will ba I re iter than It haa
Iton (or tha Itat (aw watka. It la
juried that thra waa navar ao much
tuov In tha mountalna aa thla yar and
i. iddto thaw would mean a dli: '
food.
Should a chlnook win- atrika tha
lotion" of tha hand watara of tha Mf
jurt, tha anow mliht 'mell !n a day, and
In that caaa wa would ae a flood tbu
iik ot which haa not been knjwn bare."
laaawlloa at riwraaao.
U. L. liunlley. chief cnl!Mar of tha
Vnlon Paciric. and Mr. Cralf mada a trip
vf Impaction to Florenca y.iterjuy and
a (read that (here would ba vnto'd Ua.
In eaaa of a hlflier rlaa ( tha auri
tsan baa been wlthatood thla tlm.
"One 1 waa camping In iha Dig Uoote
1 canyon, in Wyoming, and tha ground
waa covered wltb a deep layer of anow,"
4 ld Mr. Craig. "Id tba -jlfht a bnlmy
J Vind began to blow and wa rorkd until
i daylight keeping our tenia protected. In
I the morning not a (lake, ot anow re.
I iiialned. The eeth ot the chiaoik waa
b'ut mora than five aillea wld bm It
li.elted every apeck of anow la It path."
River la Rewedlaaj.
Membera of tba Rod and Oun club aay
the water In the river mutt rlje nearly
Hliree feet mora to endanyir the Uka,
The river la now receding. , '
"The water haa never bae.i wttlili) two
fuel ot tha top of tha embankment, ' avid
yamaa McDonald, referring to Darter
llike, "And we bellevolhere la little da-v.
jfcer. Boating a) fine and the Rod and
;ia club la making ready for a good
eeaaoa of ftahlng, aa we expect many fitk
U i the lake thla year."
. Fire Warden Ed Mori la came In yta-
tarday after being marooned for a week
oa an Island 1 la the Platte aouth ot
i Urrtua. where tbe dub bouaa ot tha Tel'
, ilowitone Oun club la altuated. Ha left
! 1 KA ttrldgra oa the laland. In no Im
1,1 mediate dinger, and content to atay until
It 'the caeane waa attended with fewer
dangrrn. Mr. Morrla rowed four mile
rto ehore. through willow and ahrubbery.
j 'tii tthkh be could make but one mile In
Mliree hour.
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
(Continued from Page even.)
mealun may be argued pro and con
very txtenelvely. but It la believed that
the legislative committee will find tba
'aetivn of the Denver exchange to have
been luilefaetery. ' , .
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Th . last Kounlxa Place lota located ba
It wet a etwrmaa avenue and Kountxe park.
lor Nineteenth etreet. Plnkney and Pratt
atrrrU. conalatlng ot forty-five lot, will
b placed on the market by Hattlnga gt
He; ucn for the Kountxe eatate aa aeoa a
Men-tat walk have been put down and
'city rater and aewer put In.
1 attlrji ti Hcyden ha.-o aold more
tian aa;.ja worth of property for the
iK-jntae eatate In Kournae place la tba
laat rive yean.
If t frlcc of tha lota will be from SM
to .IM excepting comet.- whlch"wlll
be t. trifle higher. Thla particular tract
vf g.oand la about the blgheat point la
l uj addition. Building mtrtctlone will
I), p aced on all lot from C.9M to CM.
Thi optimism la the paper reed by P.
)L Myers recently before the Real Ea
ta.c txchange aneat real eatate ta Omaha,
i wo ili dieemi nation. The tools of the
in v aa -Tha Inereaetag Production
of Oold and Its Effect ea Real BsUt
y ." ar.d be brought it to a doe In
tl.li hr pp- frame t aaiad.
uiKia all ever the country ere aald
to have andergoB a tremendous sdvane
ot iing the aaM few years, and there ar
ifr. m who claim they have reached their
limit of price. They have. In addittoa te
other influence and a forth, aimply
been adjusting themselves t our cheat
ing sttndard at value, and aa geld pro
tiucuon conitnoes te Increase tbe ad
iustmert HI Ukeaiae continue and land.
as asaiumi oy uouara. ajiasc coatmu
tmrd. I have already called your at-
.m.:. ' - . ' . . 1. . Ik. .1 Ll.k
11! Vcw er.deavortng te astabtlab, da
M st J'.l limes work Instantaneously
and c'j:o!Etlcally. Tory may, be and
rr--,ntiy are, cKber elded or retarded,
ta th-ta- action by local Condi tlooa. Thus
a ser:c- cf cod cro) years or systematic
sum mmilgent advsrtlslng. may cause
a ettialn lanllty to targe mhmi. wheres-a
poor creoe or a failure te property
lighten the analt a 1 the raasiiitus
or shmij, of a locality, may cause
It re ta behind.
epcUing genrlly, my predjrt'sa la
MORE DYKES EECOMMESJEJ ,-, ' ' ; P ' 'fdl
iln May or Juiw wlwn lb spring thaw t;
Scenes at the Fire
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L , r . II m li I Ml I ilia II I I III II I' I I I 1 II j
View ofJiTc
that landa generally 1 have only Juat be
gun to advance, and, ; all ' other thing
andlnfjutncea being e'jup',. It naturaii
followa that tania hiving the greatoit
wealth producing and tebt paying power,
will undergo the greaUit rdvance.
I have heard tne elaten int (requil. y
made,' and I b:llve It to ba abeolutily
true, that no almlUr. area of lanj . cn
thla earth baa' tha wetlth producing ami
debt paying power of tl at embrace I
within a circle of aay Mu wtiea In dtan
eter of which Omaha :a the exact oentr.
It thla la true, we can exict that the
land within thla preacrtbed circle will
at leaat keep up with tr.a general ad
vanoa, and aa. theee lunda advance,
Omaha being the cantor, O.e aourc of
aupply and tha marl:et town for ih'
great territory., muet continue to gri
and real tatate wlttin bar llmlti. to en
hano la value. -
My advice, therefor, la ai:d It ahouhl
be the advice of every mirnUr of thie
exohange. to everyone having i a dollar
In money or a dollar'! worth of credit -buy
real eatate, eapecla'ly buy real e
tale In Omaha, buy Intelligently, exec
clae Judgment aa to rocaHon and th9
Influence tHat ar local, but buy real ae
tata In Omaha. Buy It upon aa email
a payment, upon aa long time and at a
low a rata of Intereat a poaalble; dU
regard the advice ot the croaker who
cannot forget the panic ot 'N and the
time the bottom feil out of Omaha. Run
In ebt, atraln your credit to tha ll-ntt
and buy Omaha real eatate and tha In-
ereaalng production of gold will pull on
out ot the kola and make you wealthy
It you ar not already ao.
NEBRASKA'S FOREIGN BORN
WHITE CITIZENS ARE MANY
WASHINGTON. April -A preliminary
atatement giving the dletrtbution ot the
torelgn-boni white population according
to country of birth tor'Nebraaka and
Omaha, aa ahown by the return ot the
thirteenth decennial cenaua, taken aa of
April IV M. waa iaaued today by Di
rector Durand of tba bureau of the can
lux. Department ot Commerce and Labor.
The atatlatlc were prepared under the
direction of William C. Hunt, chief atatla-
tician ior - population m me ceneua Bu
reau, and ar aubject to ravtalon. ' The
atatement give comparative figure for
not.
-Nebr'ke-11.
in,
tiii n.io
Omaha
Country.
Austria
Helgiiim
Canada Fr'nch
Canada Other.
Denmark .....-
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France
Greece
Holland-
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Mrxk-o
Norway
Roume.nl ;
Russia
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Lin
Hweden a. 14
gwitsertand ... 111"
Turkey. Asia... 3
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Turkey, Europe !o!
Walee tti
Other eounuiea sTi
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Totals ITMtt m.UT !7.g il.49
Nationality of tbe rorelga Born VS hit
Papula don of Kaasaa
Ca-tatry. Kansaa.
- . ism.
Total foreign bora whit ,.lU.m
Austria u.12 t.CM
Belgium i.TOI pi
Canada-Prench ,.. l.an l.to
Canada-other ,ffa t.4
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Turkey, Asia
Turxey. Europe
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Other counMas not specified
that ; Destroyed
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fzoja &e Soztlh
Special Grand Jury
May-Inquire Into
Death of Roy Blunt
Special grand lury litveatigattoa of the
death ot Roy1 Blunt.' who lout hie 'life
In the battle between poF and eacaptng
convlcta In Harpy, county March It, will
be naked by attorney tor the Blunt fam
ily If County Attorney William N. Jamie
son peraut In a refusal to fll complaint
agakiat the men the coroner' a Jury blamed
for Blunt death. . ' '
Jamleeon aald no would file no com
plaint, but W. B. Patrick, at oounael for
Blunt family, aay no action will ba taken
by tha family until Jamleeon ha bad
ample tlm to act.
,"I hava bean told Jamlrenn haa aald he
will fllo no oomplalnta aaaf Patrick. "I
don't think h Will fll any,, but w art
not dlnpoeed- to-try,to ruah tt)nga. It
Jamleeon doaa) not kct within reason
able tlm w ahall aak Judge Travla of
the Sarpy county district court to call
a special grand Jury emMay -.before It
the evidence adduced at the coroner' In
quest." i - "
City Attorney Henry C. Murphy, of
South Omaha, counael for Chief ot Police
John Brlgga of South Omaha, who, ac
cording to the coroner' Jury, killed Blunt,
aid today:
"I have been notified that Jamleeon haa
refused to file complaint. I don't look
for any further legal action from the
Blunt family. I think they aimply will
aak tha legislature to recompense Mr.
Blunt. That requeet certainly ahould be
granted."
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. John Mathleeen haa gon to Cedar
Palls, la., where ahe Will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. D. Henniaaon.
POLITICAL ADt KRTII6.
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Vote for These Seven Candidates
and Let Good Government Have an Inning .
The Citizens' Union Candidates are the rifd-t men for tho right places the best you can hope to elect
They're honest, upright, progressive, unafraid men-of-affairs who stand for what is good in City Govern
ment and squarely against what is bad. They are pledged to no man or organization hut they are pledged
to the cause of decent government.' Xo person living within the law has anything to fear from them. Any
person living without the law has every thing to fear. They'll serve your interests faithfully, economically
and well. They're the kind of men you'd employ in your private business. They'll serve the city as you
serve your employer if you're a salaried man. This ticket is the only one that stands solidly together for -better
things. U's the only ticket that has a chance of winning. It's your only chance for three years
of good, decent city government ,
Don't Scatter Your Votes-It's Fatal To City Betterment
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL
the Stroud
Jy GJy
BABY FOUND HALF BUND
- AND BADLY NEGLECTED
Emma Burrougha, It month old, waa
found by Juvenile court official In her
home at 1011 Cuming street, half blind
and uncared for.- A family of eight chil
dren and the . father and mother were
living In. one room. , . .
Visiting nureea were sent to the home
to assist the little tot. but her vision hi
gradually fading. . Judge Howard Ken
nedy ordered her sent, to the Detention
borne, t " '
The oldest chlld'at the Burroughs home
1 17 and. ah ta working, but the other
ar not. 'All of the younger children wM
be kept at the Detention horn until next
Saturday, when their cases will be heard.
PRESIDENT OF S. D. UNI ;
TO ADDRESS CREDIT MEN
Dr. Frank L. McVey, president of the
1'nlverslty ot North Dakota, will b tha
guest of the Omaha Association of Creuit
Men Thuraday evening. April 11. at a
dinner at the Rome hotel. Dr. McVey
wtll sprex-to the credit men under the
auaplcea of Ih National Cltlsena' league,
explaining how the proposed legislation
will benefit commercial credits. Invha-
You've tried the -rest.
Now try the best .
POLITICAL ADVERTianiG.
Citizens' Union Candidates
&yder
7, 1912.
Plant
lions have been extended to about SiO
of tbe prominent ' business men of the
city.
The 1'nlverslty club haa. tendered t J
Prealdent McVey a luncheon at noan
Thuraday,' the Invitation being accepted
by J. B. Haynea, state (Mretary of the I
National league, Mr. Haynea haa ar- j
ranged for Prealdent McVey to addresa j
the Commercial club ot Nebraska City I
Monday evening, and the buainera men of i
Fremont Tuesday evening of next week.
Persistent Advertising I the Road
Big Return.
POLITICAL ADVERTI5INO. -
Mark This on Your Slate.
All newspaper reports of the coun
cil proceeding for nine year ihow
my vote and Influence on the aide
of tha people.
HARRY B. Zlf.lMAFi
FOR .
COUrJCILMAN
C. J. AIIDERSEN
' For Commissioner
' On April tii you will be casting your
vote for seven commissioners, whose
duty It will be. If elected, to attend to
all the City' bualneaa. I believe that
you will want men of Integrity and bua
lneaa experience to look after your af
faire. 1 believe that you will want to
know every man you vote for. regard
less of endoraementa by any act of men
or machine. Aa I have lived In Omaha
Si year I respectfully refer you to nvy
experience In the mercantile business
during thi time, and also to my knowl
edge of the needs of tMiahs. being a
member ot the legislature that gave
Omaha ita present Cllv charter.- Aa a
fiubilc official and a private In political
ire I have alwaya stood for a clean and
economical City government. If elected
as one of the commlsalonera I ahall give
my entire tlm to the office assigned to
me. -
i solicit your vote and support
i M. 1 1 ' m i i ii i,m ..iiipj
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Plil.lTICAL ArlVRTISIXQ.
'Sr.
VOTE FC3
FR.ML.fJ C. HAMER
Republican Candidate for
STATE TREASURER
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Cam to Omaha la IST1 Wewapapex
man Editor and publisher of
OMAMA IXiUnt, whloh
be slblUhed la 1(00. '
ALFRED SOEENSON
CANDIDATE FOB '
OTV COMMISSIONER
It' op to You! Think it oyer I
Be doent aay "let the people ml"j
be doeaat aay "Tba people aaail
rule") bat he doe aay
Tba people WTX& ml."
BKECHKR HIC.BT '
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POLITICAL ADVEKTISOe.
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"DAD"
Your Vote Will Count One For
J.DWEAVER
Fir City Commissioner
' Primaries April 9, 1912.
The Best Interests of Omaha
A Square Dral to All Uig rUtiorm.
In business In Omaha for forty ream
VOTE FOE
Julius Treitschke
FOE
City Commissioner
"' Under Commission Flan .
To Be Voted for In All Wards
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Alfred C. Kennedy
Candidate for
counciLr.iAn
Under Commission Plan
Primaries April 9th
W. G. FLOOD
CAs-niDAra ro
COtrncmuaT
Under the Oomiilasioa Persx at
Will Appreciate Toar Tot nasi Bapporl.
Member st. w. a.
With Baa. TeL C. JS Tears.
Young Men's Prosi respire Ticket- -Vote
It Straight.
JOHN A. RINK
t HAKKY a ZIMMAX
l.KK BRIIXiKS
A. C klGKI,
THO. MrGOVERX
ED LEEDER
JAS. C. DAHLMAX
HARRY FISCHER
rOB COMinLMlOei EM
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