Tim r.KE: 0MA1TA, TirTTiSDAT. MAY 11, lOlfl.
VALUATION FIGHT
-OF 'ROAM BOBS UP
VTax Comminioner Pollard 6ayi Bur
lington Pays Far in Excei of
Heal Property.
ASSESSORS' FIGURES ARE CITED
IT'S FIFTY-FIFTY FOR EDDIE AND PETE Here are
Eddie Rickenbacher and Pete Henderson in their newly
dressed Maxwells, all set for the starting flag to send them
away.
Trnm a Fluff Correspondent )
1.1 NVOI.N, J,Vnj in.-rnpeclal )Two rep
)rrentatv.a. nf railroad appeared hefnr
Hi Hint Flnnrit nf JCquallr.iittnn today to
rprinfc tlKtir reapnrtlv rod In the
minder nf nmi!M by tb atafo board,
I'nlonal J. If, rVyherl of St. Iwi rep
writed the MImou'I i'ftdflc and told
tlio boa.nl Ituit while lie. wa rrnt aklna
for a reduction In tne aaaeaament of the
mar), h IM tvt that th board wouM
rnt rala th aetniirit. Ila made emn
pariMtn nf aaaeaaed valuation of railroad
property in Nebraaka with other property
and tuld th hoard that there appeared to
fin it feollnir unions aaanaamarit board
hot rrillrnad rhnuM h ed about
all thny could atand and aomctlmea
lune.-
n, if. Pollard, renreacntlnir the Jl'ir-
llrixt'ii), wmil-id n, reduction Ho pr
p'iitwl tlia hoard with flurc ihowlna
lli.l the north rldn rf th tat licua
and lhe loulh aide did not work In har
mony when II came lo comput In valua
Hull aa r'M'ird'i the railroad, lie aalrt
the. rallwav rommlaafnn had apenl thou,
nanda of rt'illnra arriving at a. real vlwa
tlbu of rallroiil property, hut that tha
hoard of aeaiuerit paid no addition to
tfiat valuation and went ahead and aa
nt tha road far In rucrae of what
ih other mid of tha tt houaa had
,fii(p(t rrprcaentrd real vatu-.
Mr, Pollard' Mitcmr-nt fo th boird in
rn rt fil1ow' " i '
' Tl' property of th r"hlrn, flurrlnatnn
ft .O'llifV llallrond rorripany, In the iat
of' S'ehraakH, waa aaaeaeed hv your hon
waldo liomd for the yr I!'B. t nearly
tnn per fiilln, to he enact. Il,!24 Jfi.
' Tim enKlniierlim department of the
lallroad , romtnlnnlon of. llita atatw ha
f)'wd that, tha reprndue'lon new value
of our property waa t4?.,1fI per mile, and
tha preaant (lcprrclntwl value, only
tii-f mile.
According to renu bureau flaure nub
Untied on April 1 1, li'll, he value of land
i fid, hullrtltiK In the !al of Nabraak
frr Mlfi waa fl.l.,rM,IVft.
The alate auditor a report for llllf), pa
ahow thai the Mcananed value for
that venr, of (ami aiid Improvemenla
t.'iltMKM, ruultlplted t,v fH' for
full value l vex tl.nit.iE'J.iKW. o (hat ae
Vordllir In the renaua, thla rdin of prop
erty waa only aeael and t8ed on
t 1S prr ''ent of the loial vvlue.
The total ae-d value of tha atata
for 1910, eiflualve of rallroada. waa 7.
M4,PA, no that thfl farm land Improve
rnenta on aurrie, repreaent MM per rent
of tha total.
Tour aerretarv, Mr, TlernerUer. haa r
retved atatementa from eouritv clerk of
elurtity-three out of the tilnet v three roon
tlea of thai fate, roverlriK tho yenra Wt
urid 19IR, TlvnT the ronaldoratlona In
tha dead of all tninafer nf roal eatata
for theao two year.
Tha rounty clerks were, Inafrtieted not
to fnotude ny nl that, pp).red t h,a
flotltltlnu.
Aaaoaaod mt Ifalf Talo. .
The flKurca abow that tha pmparty
mentioned in tha aUtemi-nl waa only
aaaeaaed for tha year JIS, at about, M
Fr crpt of tho, ptul conalderatlon In
h ded.
A (treat, deal of pronai property I
lindnp aannaand. and much eai.e tal-
tlon autlrly, hut even aaaiimlnir that alV
tha proparly oulalda or rtuiroaua la aa
eaaad at f) per cant of full value, which
1 repectfully anluplt It la not, tha Chl
ttnn. Hurllnifton A Ciulncy Railroad conn
pany laat yar, and lor many year poat.
baa heen paytnir taiu on a tiaala tit at
leaat f0fw par wit, Per cDt l'".4
jr mn rein(C Wi.wi, tn rifcurra at wnicn
we are ajiHAHaao iar mllo.
Tbara la on fll with yoiir aactwtary
atateinarit of earnlii, operaUnj ax
prpa', etc,, for tha year ndd Imcem
her ), of tha Chcao. f)urllnrt)n A
ttulncy Jtallfoad compnny, ahowlnv net
arnlniK per mil of 5.7.K , that U oiJy
.Si per cent on th ttt.tm per mil at
, which w ar aaee.aed, and only I dl par
cent on tha aotual value at which wa ar
' ted of riO,KI par mlh). Hevn par earn
la tho IkuilI rata of Interact In Nebreaka,
Knr II8 th net earnlriga par mil n tht
ytem wars f.22S.
Taa ar 1Hm
Tha Chlcano, Burllnirton Qirlncy nail
ro company now pay BM par cant of
ila itroaa earning, nd 14.16 per cent of II
not eaniln, for ta In Nebraaka.
Pleaaa remember trmt out of tha net
earnlnn twr nilla of 2,7;i,o, w muat
pay ltiUraxt on dotit, and dlvldonda on
atock. ,
' Within the laat lty day your honor
able board through your aacratary. la-
' ud a circular to all county aaaeaaor
and county board of tha tata or Ne
braska, which reada In part a rollowi
"The bal of actual aaaoaaBd value
aaread upon 1 7S par cant of aaJe val
ue taken ail over me ataa.
Weal eatata repreaent about B7 Pr rent
of tha total value of the atnta and e,v.
riently for tha year 1H18 your honorable
hoard doe not expect that real eatata
will ha aaied for mora than "U per
cent, of the full vnJue, altbnuKh the law
ifiiulrea pror.erty tu b aaaajid at It
nrlual value
Win . r-Hl aetata at 7S per rnt
of Ila artiial ealn vnpie, when It ahoiild
It 1"0 rr cent?
What aaeuiancra havo you, that real
eatatn fur tlila ear. will tm iiatieaaed at
even 7i p r lent of fha aale vnlue?
Tha aeaeaaiuenl of railroad property hy
oiir linnnnit'la board la certified out to
the different county clerka about Mv 15
of eitch cnr. hut you do pot know wbat
the aitient of oihr property In the
ite will he. until jou meet aa a board of
etiUallnatlon, on the th!M onlIay in jniy.
Oinahan Is Chosen
Grand Chancellor
lUKTiS'nS, NVh , Miiy in . -'Hper-lal Tel
jiiaia i T' Knlithta of T'ythla and th
I'hvthlan MnerhB.id loduy cl.ad their
irtnual ciuinhiton, votlna ti hold thir
V7 nietln In Utt'oht ltuu!(net,u!y.
the kli!llt aU'l'Ift a reaonumn in
. ,i . tua .Net r d- l ia'r abil
H, pr'"'l to rmMih a t jhr. ui.ir
.'..
Th f.ilfta pfn -ar wera tleted. If
?m iii,ihi;
! , Anle'..n fmh. rod iht
. . I ..r, lr it w , 1 U r, ' U't. nd ti
it Bilieil -r r Vi h. ..i". "
.,,. ., Will em t. U'. !-' 'i't
, . I i f t- )! nc I . iM, I ' ' I'
I !'i ik, ' t 1 1 r
IMlHwi .,ki t lUne,
i .(,t iiate.a, t u,a. i M M 't
I'ir. '. -V t
YOlfP m!l, too, If
durlrtH tha long,
wdury, dark and
H loomy. ttnd all th
other ailjtvtlvnd wlntef
day you had been ork
Irif under lock and key
to ftnlah two rara car;
then whm epilnn tain
r'rK' ... ' i
c: Mr
and th bird aanj and th kf mnltad ftff tha IndlanapoM Ppardwaj trark
fou took your nw mount and found Ihat your wildcat fllhta of fanry had
coijjo trua. ' That la why Kddlt, Ulrkpnhacht'r, niknK r(or th Pirat 01,11a
taain of two Maxwt ll rar la hlpy. Mlh him and hia loam mat, ri'wt
Ilr-ndfraon, It la V)-6. Th two far look allks, ara built allko, and run
allk. and you ronld fool almoat unyhody clan but Kddl and IVtn. Thi-y
could Irll wlilch rar waa which In (hMr tl--fp.
Thry pxpfft to do nrfaf, thlnna In tha with jtiifrnationni auu-mnn nwrrp
atakfia Ilace on tho liidlanapolla Motor Hpar-dway Miiy 20, and Ihn fuvornd
few who heva unen thenn rwluvcnatad Maxwolla In pmctltn b-llova tha for-
elKn-btillt rar, aurh aa tho Hunhram, Pcngtvit and Flat, will liava all tbr-y
ran do to roinprto with tboao Madfl In U, 8, A. rar.
Many now fatmld notitrabtlona and mm-namrai inaturr ara to no tounr,
on theao two car, but In th? main Ihotr prtnI'l'" ro tha iwmo a tho
crcatad hy Hay Marroun aoin ynnra iiro.
0 nHajfatt' m
NEBRASKA CROP FORECAST
Estimated Decreaie in Wheat Crop
in State Over Six Million
Bunnell.
MEADOWS IN FINE SHAPE
W AHJIINftTOV, My 10.-A aummary
of tha May crop report for th atala of
Nobraaka and for the ftiltcd fttate, aa
compiled by tha bureau of crop eatl
maU (n4 tranamltted throtiah th
weafhar bureau). United ftataa fterxirt
ment of Arrlcultura, I a follow;
WINTKR WltKAT.
My J forect, W,W),m Miattcda; pro
duction laat year fflnat eatlmate).
m htihali t0 year o. MATISM
buhol; imw avernae, 4r,,'j2,OW buhl.
May 1 foract, M,m,m buahala; pro
duotton It year (final t,lnita), IM,ft4a
m laihel; two year ao, m,m.
buahela; IWO-ia avre, 441.Z1,W) buhel.
BTB.
May 1 forct, l.toO.W buahala; pro
durl,m laat yer (final eatlmaJa). t.m.ftl
bttahel; two year ao, l.WJ.OOn buhla.
May 1 foracaat, .lO.00O buaht; pro
ductlon laat year (final airtlmate), 4,1S0,
OA buhlt two year ao, 42,77,)O0.
MBADOWft,
May 1 sorullUon, 91, compared with tha
Un-rr averaa of tt.
May I flondltJon, M.4, aomparad with
tha tan-yaar areraa of W t
BPitrTva piowiNa.
Par cant don to May 1, ftmatad, n,
oompared with ti May 1 laat year, and
tl tha Uo-yrar avera.
Pur cent don to May i, eatlmatad, 14.1,
oomparad with nn.t on May 1 Laat yaar.
and U.I tha ten-year averaa.
PASTURE
May 1 ondltlon, H compared with tha
tare-year averaf of M.
May 1 condition, S8.J, compared with tha
ten-yaar avrva of ft.t.
HPRINO PlJkNTma
Par osnt dona to May 1, aatlmatad, 4A,
oomparad with May 1 laat year, and
4f.. tha ten-year average, '
Old crop on farma May 1. aaMmated,
ll.Ono.OOO tona, oomparad with l.tfla.OOO tona
a year ago, and T.S32,000 torta two year
axo.
HAT.
dd crop on farma May t aatlmatad,
aiS.000 tona, compared with 77,ono a year
a-o, and ltw.ooo tona two yoara ao.
PRICES.
Th ft rat price slvr oelow la tha aver
age cm May 1 thla and tha aacond th
average on May 1 laat year.
Wheat, M oanta and 11-87 par nuchal.
Com, 0 and cent. Oata, 27 and 4a
cent. Potatoea, Vi and & conte. Hay,
(n 70 and 18.10 par ton. Fa, 11 and 15
oenta per down.
Wheat, 103 and V9.t centa par buahal.
Corn. 71.1 and 77.7 oenta. On. la, 431 and
H.I ranta Potatoe. M.I and 0 cent
Hay. t'iSo and IU.IJ per ton. Cotton,
11.6 and (1 rente per pound. K(a, 11 1
and 17.1 rent par don.
Cop
s Save Man from
Jump to Death Off
Missouri Bridge
Police Officer O'Connor and Ilaney
appeared on th roulaa atreet. brlda
laat nltrtit Juat In tlm to aava the life
of rj, C, Cainphell, 2777 fioUKla alreet,
who wa preparing to lake hla own llf
by )umilii from tha hrlda.
Mir. Catiiphull, wife of 'th above men
tioned man, eld hr hualutnd called her
tiy phnna laat aveiilnif, yln( that h
wa gnina to jump Itito'tha river, but
ha thought ha wa inaiely trying to cr
her and paid no attention to him. Mia
aid that they ha1 been married but a
month, and that Campbell'a family waa
opposed to tha marriage, which caned
tho former to worrc, Mr C'mphe b.
Have thai hr hObnd wa temporarily
deranged. Campbell wa ploed In tb
city Jail.
Omahan Asked for
Accounting in a
Munitions Deal
KANSAS C1TT. May l.-(pcal Tale
grin.l I.nul A. Hhermau today filed
nil In th circuit court attit T. I
piavla, n Onmha banker, Alfred W,
Pann nd the rtraa and Mela.! Many
facturltia compnny, aakliig that an ai--counting
be rendered. The eonipany mann
faettirea rartrlilgi at It" plant on the
Mm river.
tthertnan alleged that prior to July,
IMS, h mnufi luted bra cartrhlnea,
About thai tlm Imiiii and Iuv came
to him and broached the iit(inst of a
company to handle war contract. It a
agreed to rapllalU th . company for
tM.tvo, he ti) get ,n,0ri0 for the plant and
a Job of M a month until February, PM,
when h wa to b employed a anper
Intendent at IO,nnn annually. The plant
waa ta begin operatlun In Novembor,
1PH.
Hherman alleged that th plant failed
to bavin until March, I'M", nml that rav!
and I'ann ouly gave him ahare In
atead nf tha HO. He alleged thnt they oh
tlnd a I'O.ono.ono rarirldgn conlriict ulth
th Italian government through KnunUe
ttrnthera. New York banker. Tho con
Va't I valued at nearly In.ooo.noo,
Too Many Oscars
in Ono Spot at
the Same Moment
fllther 0cr VHt or Oiicar ftnnaga will
bav to petition the iithurlie for prr
mlaalon to change Ma flrrt nam.
Pnth of thraw atcrllnit alhlttca atartnd
In pureutt of a foul belli from the bat In
a recent gin Fearing a colllelim, amnn
body on tha bench yelled nut; "Take
It, 0cr!"
F.ach Oacr thought that tha other fel
low wa th man ilealgnated by tha
ahouter to make tho play, o both quit
and let tha ball drop between them. . It
didn't happen to make any dlffaranr,
aa th batter waa eventually retired, but
If. might have been ootly aa there wa
a runner on ecnnd baa at tha time,
LIQUOR DEALERS' CHIEF
SEES DRJTWAVE RECEDE
I)l'IfrviI,rV Ky May ,").-Itegiilgtlon
of tha lluunr traffla muat be rn,ntliiu,ed by
th member 'of th National Wlioleaale,
r,luuor liealara' Aaaoclatlon of Atneiba
and vn gioter effort b mda for up
holding tha law, declared Pri-aldent .am
net U 01 ilner nf I'enrla, l at the oiienlnx
of tha ocilbin' twenty flrat aunuiil
convention her todav, Mr. Woolnnr de
clared that tha prohibition wave w
rapidly receding and In aupport of ttil
alatcment cited Vermont' defeat of prohibition,
Abe Attell Now is
the Proprietor of
Gotham Shoe Shop
Abe Attell, who made a living for om
d"en )er with hi band I now do
ing tha aaine t'iln by oth-sr puraon'
f"et.
The former faathern eight champion,
aho mnintiilnid hlmaclf In the atsl !
fitting hla rank by ilemonatratlng tlm cf
fectivrneaa of the lift jah aa applied to
other gentlemen rmintenancn, I now
biielni'aa man In another bualncei. Ho
la Tilting No, 1' to tha fnlr Hr. adat
No, ' and aelllng nobby pat to fr
Muentcra of th Hlalto.
Abe, In other worda, ha opened a ho
atore In the theatrical dlatrlct of Nw
VotK with the proceed of hla many bat
tle In the iurd treno. He my a It I
a good bualnoaa.
A free public clinic of mental hygiene
haa been eatahllahed In New Orlean.
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621 Residents of Nebiraska
registered at Hotel Astor
during the past year.
f.lrla Ar lleadr, Too.
BAN' flKK, t'al., May ia.-Thlrty girl
of the Hm I'le.i Utah ailionl have en
rolled for a lied Croa oranltloii and
many other ra ripactad t' J 'n hortly.
TIMES SQUARE
1 000 Room. ' 700 with Bath. :
A cuisine which has made
the Astor New York' leading
Banqueting place.
SingJ Room, without bath, ft
Doubl ' )m to 4.0a
SingU Room, with bub, )xo to 6x10
Doubl ... to 7.0a
Parlor, Bedroom anal bath, ftoM aa I14 oa
At BfOevdway, 44th to 45th Streett the center of New York 'a aortal
and buainti axtivitiea. In dole proiitnity to all railway terminala.
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-J Kama City, Ml'ouri,
Omaha Branch, ITU Dougla Btrt.
Why Do Auto Bearings
Wear in Spite of Oil?
TRY to run your car without any
lubricants and what happens?
Every bearing will shriek like a lost soul
till friction ruins it. Pirt in grease or oil
and what happens? The car runs with
out squealing, but, even so, somehow the
hearings wear. Why?
Because steel cannot he polished to
absolute smoothness. The brightest,
smoothest looking bearings are full of
little microscopic holes and protruding
points. It is these grinding over each
other that create friction. Oil or grease
by their very nature can only smear
these over, make them slippery. They
still wear and break off, '
GRAPHITE Nil
Automobile
LUBRICANTS
But there is one lubricant that absolutely
obliterates these microscopic rough
n esses. Di xon's selected flake graphite will
fill these holes and build up a smooth.
oily veneer around the little protruding
points until the whole bearing is smooth
beyond description. No other graphite
has this quality. Dixon's selected flake
Srapmre is tne oniy grapnite produced
lat has the peculiar thinness and flatness
of flake, a toughness and elasticity that
will make it build up and not adhere to
itself, ball up or pack. Dixon's Graphite
Automobile Lubricants are the only
automobile lubricants made that contain
this rare form of graphite flake.
Whyf Rrctui th Joieph Diaon Crucltil Co. at tha
only graphite wotkeri in th world who have (aciliti for
rrodiji injl thla peculiar form of gtapliil flak tic from
nipeilrrtinni. Thit'i pretty itrnng, but It a fact.
W niRgeit that rou get tcquaintrd frith thli line hy fim
trying nut Oitnn Citiphit 1 raminion and Differential
Greaae No. 677. Talk it over with a Dunn dealer) ha
knowi Juit what you need for every pari of your car.
A$k your dealer for Lubricating Chart.
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.
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JERSEY CITY, N. J.
E$tabli,hd 1827 .
first of all a quality tire in every
sense of the word. No tire can be
made of better materials.
But the Price is Less
on Fisk Non-Skids than on plain tread casings
of several other standard makes.
The Fisk Branch Organization is the most
wide-spread in the industry (over 100 direct
branches) and the Service Policy is by far the
most liberal.
Fhk, Tires For Sole By All Dealer
The Fisk Rubber Company
f N, Y.
General Offkei: &kope Fall, Mas.
Omaha Branch 2403 Fmm St.
Dnmcha in Mm Them 100 Cl!ie$
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