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ISAAK WALTON
DISCIPLES FEAR
FLIGHT OF FISH
But Bathers Who Frequent
Beaches at Carter Lake and
Manawa Rejoice at
Prospects.
The Missouri river's spring flood
of the last two days brought some
suffering, considerable financial loss
and much inconvenience to "bot
toms" residents of Omaha and vi
cinity. Nor is that all of the woe in
volved.
Above the rush of the receding
waters today could be heard a mel
ancholy wail from certain Omaha
fishermen, who believe many of the
best and biggest of the game fish
that have been living contentedly
in Carter and Manawa lakes will
take advantage of the opportunity
offered by the flood and hike for
the river, alonz with the strone
currents flowing from the lakes, as
the high water falls.
Swimmers Enthusiastic.
But it is a poor flood that washes
up joy on no one's shores, declare
swimming and bathing devotees.
They were enthusiastic today in
predicting the flood would result in
the best season they have had for
several years for aquatic activities.
The rapid currents of river water
that have been pouring into Manawa
and Carter lakes, they point out, will
freshen the lakes and afford im
proved facilities this summer for
Omaha "water spaniels" and
"spanielettes."
It looks like a big season for the
Carter Lake club, Municipal beach,
Sandy Point, the Council Bluffs
Rowing and Fishing and Game clubs
and Manawa park.
Commodore Dodge Speaks.
. "Commodore" R. E. Dodge,cus
todian for 16 years of the Council
Bluffs Rowing club at Manawa lake,
agrees the flood is going to prove
a big boon to bathers, but insists
amateur Izaak Waltons are all
wrong in their deductions the stock
of game fish at Carter and Manawa
lakes will be lessened.
"Some of the fish will go to the
river with the receding water," he
says, "but the flood brought into the
lake as many fish as it will take out.
"My experience has been the fish
ing always has been just as good
after a flood as before." '
Oldest Woman Voter
In Omaha Registers
For Coming Primary
W f II
HxsTJtiKimbaR
Mrs. Mary R. Kimball, 87. oldest
woman voter in Omaha, registered
as a republican yesterday in the
election commissioner's office in the
court house.
Mrs. Kimball has been a suffra
gist all her life and has worked with
the suffrage forces of Omaha for
years.
She glanced at the havoc made
by the fire in the court house.
"That won't happen again now
that women are voting,", she said.
MUSCATINE, IAH
IS FLOODED AS
LEVEE BREAKS
Workmen Fight Desperately to
Erect Barrier to Prevent
Further Spread of Flood
Waters.
Muscatine, la., April 7. A break
in the Muscatine Island levee at a
point about 12 miles south of this
city late last night has inundated
thousands ot acres of farm land and
the overflow of a considerable part
ot south Muscatine is threatened.
At least 20,000 acres of farm land
will be covered by from three to 16
teet ot water.
Hundreds of workmen are en
gaged in erecting a barrier across a
slough which extends upward from
the flooded area to the city. Only
the success of this enterprise will
stop the necessity of several thou
sand people leaving their homes.
With the breaking of the levee
the manpower of the city was mobil
ized to check the water advancing
from the south and to aid in the re
moval of families from the flood
area. But little live stock was saved.
The lower part of Muscatine Is
land, which is famed for its truck
crops, is an inland sea many miles
in extent.
The break occurred within a mile
of the point where a similar flood
originated four years ago. A 30-foot
gap soon extended the length of a
city block and the roar of the on
rushing waters could be heard miles
away.
-It is expected that the break here
will result in a lowering of the stage
at other points, thus reducing the
danger of floods elsewhere.
Chicago Incubator
Baby Heir to Estate
Worth Half Million
Chicago Tribune-Omaha, Bee Leased Wire.
Chicago, April 7. There was a
time when it was imperative that
little Anne Blaine should live in a
glass case. It now comes about
that she can continue to reside in
a glass case if she desires, for she
has inherited $500,000.
Little Anne was an incubator
baby. She is the only child of a
romantic match that came as a
surprise to Chicago society. Her
father, Emmons Blaine, jr., then a
young engineer just entering upon
his profession, quietly married
Eleanor Gooding at Portsmouth.
N. H October 9, 1917. One year
later to a day the young husband
died of pneumonia. Little Anne
was born in a hospital here some
weeks after her father's death.
For many days the baby lay in
her glass case, with the tempera
ture regulated with the utmost
scientific precision, while nurses
and expert physicians fanned the
tiny, flickering flame of life. Later
she was removed to the big fam
ily mansion and is now a healthv
and robust child. Her father's
estate was offered for probate and
halt is willed to his baby. Ap
proximately this will amount to
$600,000, but inheritance, income
and other taxes will bite into it
deeply.
Another Granddaughter
Born to the President
New York, April 7. Mr. and Mrs.
William G. McAdoo announced the
birth of a daughter! Marv Faith Mc
Adoo. This is the second child born
to Mrs. McAdoo. who was Miss
Eleanor Wilson, vouneest daughter
of the president. The first child,
named EII?n Wilson, after the
mother of Mrs. McAdoo, is now 4
years old.
VETERAN OMAHA
HOTEL MANAGER
.RESIGNS HIS JOB
J. H. rCeenan Leaves Employ of
Henshaw After 20
Years' Service.
Ballooning Great
Stuff , Better Than
Ball, Says Landis
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Rumor That Wilson
Suffered Relapse
Denied at Capital
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bra Ieased Wire.
Washington, April 7. Washing
ton was bombarded with telegrams
from New York Tuesday asking for
verification of a report that Presi
dent Wilson had suffered a serious
relapse.
At the White House Secretary
Tumulty and other officials denied
absolutely that there was any foun
dation for the report. While it is a
fact that the president has been con
fined to the White House for a
week, it was declared that this was
due to weather conditions and not
to any change in the president's coil'
dition.
The rumor of a setback for the
president is said to have been based
on his remaining within doors after
his frequent rides about the city
and surrounding country the week
betore.
Major Dalrymple
Lists Newspapers
Among His Enemies
Chicago. April 7. Mai. A. V. Dal
rymple, central states prohibition
commissioner, of Iron River "whisky
rebellion fame, declared in a speech
before ieie Electric club that he had
two enemies to fight the liquor in
terests and the newspapers."
"These are our two great domestic
enemies," he said, "and they are in
league against me. When I came to
Chicago I had no friends and three
acquaintances. Now I know 2,000,
000 people of this city and have a
little more than that number in en
emies. The newspapers are the di
rect caust of it."
Alexander Urges Public
To Save All Waste Paper
Washington, April 7. In refer
ring to his recent appeal for the con
servation of waste. Secretary of
Commerce Alexander urged the sav
ing of all waste paper.
"Following my appeal of last
week to save waste and turn it back
into the channels of trade," said the
secretary, "I wish to call attention
o the importance of saving all' waste
paper.
"Attention has been called quite
a number of times lately to the vital
shortage in paper and if the general
public could realize how a shortage
of paper affects its daily life. I feel
sure that a saving and a utilization
of all waste paper would be made.
LAD'S EYES FILL
WITH TEARS AS HE
FACES MARSHAL
'Makin' Good Now," He Says
Charged With Freight
Car Theft.
Big, Shaggy, Brown Spaniel Keeps Faith As He
Patiently Awaits Footfall of His Master in Vain
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Big tears filled the eyes of 16-
year-old Frank Netka. 1900 South
Twelfth street, as he sat in the office
of the United States marshal yester
day.
Frank is charged with the theft of
valuable hides from a freight car
while a member of a gang of alleged
car robbers m Last St. Louis.
He appeared before Commissioner
Neely for his preliminary hearing
yesterday.
"Makin Good Now."
"I'm makin' good at the Western
Union learning to be a telegraph op
erator, something 1 ve always want
ed to be, and after four month's
study at the key, they jerk me up
for stealm hides.
And l am t guilty, 1 tell you.
Ma'll have another fit ' when she
hears about this, but if they send me
back, at least 1 11 get to see her.
Young Netka was arrested several
days ago by the agents of the local
Department or lustice. Unicials ot
the Western Union admitted that
the lad was one of the best they had
ever employed.
Hold Job Open.
According to his story, Frank
came to Omaha and took employ
ment with the telegraph company,
because they "were always pickin'
him up for something in East St.
Louis."
In Omaha it was different, until
the other day when "they nabbed
him as he sat practicing at a key"
in a downtown office. .
The boy's bond was fixed at $300,
and it was said that officials of the
nr. . t , , .
western union mignt arrange to
help him out of jail until he can be
returned to East St. Louis. Anyway,
they're going to hold his job open
for him, and he can continue to
learn to be an operator when he
comes back to Omaha.
He is just a dog. . J,ut a big,
shaggy, brown spaniel but he's
keeping faith.
All day long he stands at the door
of his kennel, waiting for the sound
of a familiar footstep, his soft
brown eyes eagerly searching for
a glimpse of a familiar form.
And in his trusting canine heart
he believes that it will not.be long
before his absent master comes.
But the patient waiting is- all in
vain. For Frank Van Dorin. 3323
venue C, Council Bluffs, the mis
sing master, has gone. Mr. Van
Dorin died last Saturday, while rid
ing home from his office.
Ever since Mr. Van Dorin brought
the dog home, then a tiny puppy,
they have been pals.
-. For years they enjoyed a morning
walk together, before the master
went to his daily work.
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Drunken Soda Water
Dispenser Killed by
Blow of Man s Fist
Chicago Tribune Foreign News Service.
Chicago, April 7. Travers Walsh,
John F. Lens and Joseph Wisadoski,
soda dispensers, full of exuberance
and ginger ale, started out to have
what they were pleased to call "a
good time. In the course ot their
maudlin meanderings, they en
countered a man and a woman who
resented their profanity and a fight
ensued. Walsh was killed bv a blow
of the man's fist. Lens was knocked
out of focus and Wisadoski fled.
Joseph Henne, a song writer, cm-
ployed by a local publisher, sur
rendered to the police and admitted
he was the man with whom they
fought. His wife is a performer at
the Winter Garden and he meets
her every night, takes her to mid
night supper and then they go home.
Hitchcock Charges Norris
With Reckless Statements
Washington, April 7. Senator
Hitchcock, democrat, Nebraska, re
plied in tke senate to charees bv
Senator Norris, republican, Nebras
ka, last month that . Senator Hitch
cock's paper, the Omaha World-
Herald, had misrepresented his at
titude on the Irish reservation to the
peace treaty.
Senator Hitcltcock declared Sen
ator Norrts charges "absurd and
unreliable" and charged Senator
Norris with makin? "reckless state
ments" and misusing his senatorial
privilege.
Senator Norris made no reply.
Senator Hiram Johnson
Comes Here Monday Night
Frank A. Harrison of Lincoln, in
charge of the Hiram Johnson cam
paign in Nebraska, telephoned to
Thomas Lynch yesterday that
the California senator will speak in
Omaha next Monday night.
Mr. Lynch immediately engaged
the Auditorium for that date, i
For years the devoted dog
watched every evening for his re
turn, and went to meet him as he
approached the house. Whenever
possible they were together.
But now the master conies no
more. There hasn't been a morning
stroll nor an evening reunion since
Saturday.
And the big friendly dog is wilt
ing under his load of grief.
He refuses food; just a sniff at
the tempting bits placed before him,
and then he resumes his patient
vigil.
And jn his eyes gleams an abiding
confidence that his doggish mind
cannot upset, a certainty that his
life-long friend hasn't really gone,
but will return.
He's only a dog, but he's keeping,
the faith.
ADVERTISEMENT
Flu Leaves the System
Shattered and Torn
J. H. Kecnan, veteran Omaha ho
tel man, resigned his position as
manager of the Hotel Henshaw
yesterday. He has been manager
ui mat noui tor tnc last seveiH
years, and been in the employ of the
hotel for 20 years.
He began his hotel career at the
Hotel Henshaw in 1899, as a checker.
The following year he accepted a
position as clerk in the Harney ho
tel at Rapid City, S. D., but returned
to the Hotel Henshaw in the ca
pacity of a clerk a few months later.
He was one of the seven Omaha
hotel men who founded the "Greet-
ers of America" association, which
's now a laree international organ
ization with branches in all parts of
tne United Mates and Canada.
Mr. Kcenan has not decided what
his next occupation will be. He is
considering the offer of a position
as manager of the proposed S500.-
000 Rapid City hotel, and is also
consJering several offers which will
enable him to remain in Omaha,
he says.
No successor has been named for
Mr. Keenan at the Henskaw.
Italians Deal With Reds
Athens, April 7. It is announced
here that an Italian commercial mis
sion has arrived in Athens on the
way to Russia to negotiate with the
soviet government for the purchase
of raw materials for manufactures.
The mission, it is stated, is pro
vided with several million rubles in
cash.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Ieeaed. Wire,
Chicago, April 7. "Well." said
Judge Landis, as he gnawed off a
fresh hunk of chewing gum, "it's
better than baseball, it's great
stuff, the best ever."
He had just returned by a pro
saic railway train from Anita,
la., where he landed after start
ing on a balloon trip from Oniaha
for Chicago.
"It was the best time I ever had
in the air" he continued, "because
I was up longer than I have ever
been .in an airplane. Great for
sight-feeing. Traveled 75 miles
as the crow flies, but it was about
100 miles as the balloon flew.
Wind currents got us and shifted
us about a bit.
"Say, you wouldn't believe it,
but it was not so cold up there, a
mile in the air, as it was on the
ground.
"Air currents got bumpy. Along
about 9 oclock things became
pretty rough. Threw out sand
bags and finally let out some gas.
Settled down just as nice and
easy."
"Were you scared, judge?"
The white-haired jurist looked
quickly at the questioner and the
query was not pushed. The judge
has a son who became an ace in
the war. They do not come of
stock that is easily scared.
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EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
A big supply of red blood corpuscles
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