Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-21
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Program for Friday, January 70.
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The Omaha Land Show is getting re-
suits.
Displays at the Auditorium have success
fully Interested a large number of prospec-
tive land buyers. Inquiries indicates, the
land men say that the showing made in
Omaha will be followed by a marked ex-
pansion of the western agricultural system.
THE Omaha Land Show is bringing in
"A particularly substantial class of people,
said Il. r. Kelly Of the passenger depart
mcnt of the Union Pacific railroad, MIR.
Kelly is i'm charge of the general display
Of the Union Pacific at the show.
Il note that the railroad literature which
covers practically all of the sections where
development Is now being urged is at
tracing the interest of the show visitors.
Numerous inquiries are received at our
exhibit here pointing to a real desire on
the part of the visitors to look into land
propositions
school children Attend,
Yesterday was konwn as Omaha school
day at the show. Hundreds of the pupils
Of the public school took advantage Of the
low admission rate made especially for
their benefit The same rate for all pupils
of the public school will he in effect to
day. Attendance OF the pupils of the
Omaha and South Omaha public schools is
expected
A number of special features in the regu-
lar daily program have been introduced
with a view to interesting the pupils. Spe-
cieal lectures for the young people will be
delivered by William Bruce Iseffingwell
traveller and orator; and Lloyd Childs, rep
resentative of Hawaii at the Land show.
The usual musical programs of the show
will be given by the Land Show Concert
band, the octet of Hawaiian singers and
Miss Nettie T. Reiter, cornetist.
In his lecture today, Mr.. Childs will dis
cuss the sports of the Hawaiian natives.
His lecture is illustrated with a film pic
ture showing the brown-skinned Hawailans
bathing in the surf. The taking OF this
picture was, in itself a feat Mr.. Childs
after several successful experiments hit
on a scheme for placing the moving pic
ture machine out at sea where the focus
could cover the swimmers. huge tripod
was erected Just beyond the point where
the surf breaks and there. steaded bv
a whole regiment Of swimmers the man
with the camera caught the picture.
The Hawaiian singers numbers on the
regular afternoon and evening programs
vie with those OF the Ogalallah Sioux In
dians in the favor Of the Land show
crowds. The natives always hoI dthe attcn-
tion Of the audiences.
| Chamberlain Talks To-day.
Prof 4. r. Chamberlain Brookings. s.
| D.. superintendent of farmers Institutes.
will speak at the Land Show from the
stage OF the Auditorium on Agriculture
in the Middle West at 2.3O o'clock. satur-
day afternoon,
The address viii be general I'm scope.
dealing with the wider agricultural prob
lens Of the entire section which the dis
plays Of the Land Show represent
| 1.-THE middle west can and must supply
the nation with its staple goods" said
| Prof. Chamberlain on his arrival at the
| show Friday afternoon. Then too. some
attention must be showr to the proper
placing Of the immigrants from other coun-
/ tries There is no wisdom In sending the
! Italian TO North Dakota and the Swede To
Florida. Immigration follows isothermaI
lines. That is the history OF all the world =
movements Of race We want TO see that
the people get where they will prosper best.
Centuries Of life under certain climatic
conditions have bred into the various races
their special adaptations. We must place
these people where they VIII not lose this
heritage of centuries"
siIO In Place SHturdny.
The Land Shows silo exhibit is TO be in
stalled Saturday afternoon, 4. l.. Hacker,
formerly connected with the dairy depart
mont Of the state Agricultural college II
Nebraska and f. n. Clark representative
Of the National Association Of SlO Manu-