THE BEK: OMAHA. MONDAY, JUTA 25. 1010.
3
SARPY TURNS PATRICK DOWN
Democrats Meet and Declare for
Shallenberg-er.
OPTION ALSO GETS SHOCK
KKrkrork la F.ndorurU and nelrsratra
Art lnslrncted to otf mm m
I alt I)oaala Demo
OnMrrH.
PAPILL.ION, Neb , July 24 .-(Special Tele
gram.) The democratic mass convention
was held yesterday and everything was har
monious until the redo". ut ions committee re
ported, endorsing Phallenbcrpcr and Hitch
cock. The convention was opposed to county
option. The demourats of Douglas county
were censured for holding a convention
without a call. The convention endorsed
the election of United States senators under
the Oregon plan and the debates were in
structed to vote as a unit at the state con
vention. When county option waa reached, the
Patrick forces being In the minority, the
resolution to endorse waa rejected.
Willis Reed, being prcsont, introduced
himself and addressed the convention.
Laurie J. (julnby also spoke.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS
ON COUNTY OPTION
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS
ON COUNTY OPTION
evenings. During the forenoons the Keton
Indians form a pleasing feature of the
program, together with Mrs. Klenor Bing
ham's lectures on art and literature.'
Delegates In state eonvantloi. . . . .
Instructed for option
Instructed against option
So instructions
For.
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KO COUNTY Fort II ILL
Republicans Declare . Where They
Stand and Instruct Delegates.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 2J.-(Spe-clal
, Telegram.) The republicans of Hall
county today selected delegates to the state
convention and Instructed them to vote as
unit against the endorsement of county
option In the state platform. The conven- Loup
Adams
A r telnpo
Ha nmr
Uoone
i ox l.utte
Hoyd
Hrown 4
luftalo
hurt
iiutler
Cans ,
C'elur 11
Cherry
neyt-nne
Clay u
Coil a a
Ci'inlng
CuMer 18
Dakota
1'avns
1 law Hun ,
i-iixci
Dodge
Doi.nlaa
L'utdy 1
Fillmore
Franklin
; Frontier 7
fri.rna 9
tinge 2j
'itel'den
tiarfitld
ouKier . .
Ureley j
Hall
Hamilton 11
Harlan
Hitchcock
Holt
Howard
Johnson ft
Kearney 7
Ki.ox
Lancaster 56
8SS
.366
.160
881
-lMH.ru- 'lions
Against. None.
Delegates in state convention. 886
Instructed for option 113
Instrnoted against optloa 434
I TJnlnstructsd 368
I Instructions
I For. Against. None.
I Adsms l'i
ii I Antelope 10
t Ol MTV
OPTIf.t
KS DORSKD
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I Hrown . . . .
t lliiffalo
Kurt
1 Iiutler ....
Cass
Cedar
Cherry
Cheyenne .
CIbv
! Colfax ....
t Cuming ...
I Custer
I I o son . .
; IMxon
1 Dodiie
; I toimlas ..
1 Dundy
' Fillmore .,
I Franklin
I Frontier . .
Furnas ...
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19
11
Harden
(iarflild
( Jospvr
Oroeley
Hall
21 Hailan
Z
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tlon was a harmonious one with the excep-
tlon.of this feature.
Oeorge C. Humphrey was chosen chair
man of the convention and William Dailey.
secretary. A committee of five was ap
pointed on resolutions and made a unanl
I moua report endorsing the national and last
' republican state administrations, Senators
I Burkett and Brown and Congressman Nor-
rla; approving the records of the repub
lican state officers; commending their
neighbor, Hon. A. E. Cady, to the favor
able consideration of the voters of the
state; Instructing the delegates to the state
convention to vole as a unit against county
, option and pledging the party's candidates
I for representatives, If elected, to vote
gainst any county option bill.
This clause expressed a preference for the
. Initiative and referendum way of settling
the question, as compared with county op
tion, but a combination of county optlon
lsts and antl-optlonlsts defeated the meas
ure. A vigorous discussion then resulted
gainst the instructions of the state dele-
gallon. j The debate continued for an hour,
' when A vote by precincts showed 8 to 4S
for leaving the, instruction In the resolu-
' Hons", and the, report was adopted.
v The resolutions pledge the support of
Hall county republicans to Senator Burkett
and Its representatives In the legislature to
vote for him for senator," In view of the
fact that none' of the candidates have
signed statement No. 1, nor Is there any
demand 'on the part of republicans that
' they do so. A vote on capital relocation
Is wanted, and such an amendment to the
' primary .law as will enable the party to
nominate officers, etc., In convention here-
after, if the primary law Is not promptly
and fully taken advantage of. The dele-
.sates 0 the state convention are:
C. O. Humphrey. Kd Well. W. A. Prince,
Oeorge Broadwell, K. O. White. Charles
Heusinger, Will Jones, T. P. Boehm, W.
Lincoln 10
Madion
Mrrrlck
Morrill
.Nanct
Nemaha 11
Otoe
Nuckolls 10
Pawnee 10
Jhelps 10
Perkins
Pierce
Polk J
Ked Willow I
Richardson 14
Saline
Saipy
launders
Scott's Bluff 6
Mrd 13
Sheridan 6
Sherman
Stanton
Thi.yer
Thomas
Thurston C
Valley 7
Washington
Wayne
Webster 0
York 13
Totals 3rt
14
15
67
W. Kaltman, John Gallacher, Kd Williams,
W. E. Bird, Dr. H. C. Miller. D. E. Wright
nd O. A. Abbott, Jr.
160
11
281
Hiti'hcock
Holt
Howard
Jefferson
Johnson
Kearney
Keith
Knox
l.ancnster
Lincoln
Madison
Merrick
Nance
Nuckolls
Otoe
Pnwnee 7
Phelps
Pierce
Platto
Polk
Polk
Red Willow
Richardson
Rock
Saline
Sarpy
Saunders
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman
Stanton
Thomas
Thurston
Valley
Washington
Wayne
Webster
Wheeler
York
Totals 113
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14
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12
7
11
is
H't
3
1.1
9
7
IS
13
14
13
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'7
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15
2
15
is
14
10
9
434
13
ey Itepnblleaaa Adopt a Tarty
Platform.
MINDKN. Neb, July 23. (Special Tele
gramsThe republican county convention
of Kearney countv was promptly called to
order by A. Ilostrom and on motion he and
Carl Holmes were elected chairman and
6 I secretary, respectively. County option was
J j I endorsed without a dissenting votj.
s The following named delegates were
.. elected to tha state convention: J. 11.
Householder, M. B. Carman. C. E. Garner,
" ' C. H. Chader, John n. Jorklund, S. L.
I Stewart and Oscar Lundeen, and resolutions
'! 1 were adopted as follows:
' Be it resolved by the republicans of Kear
ney county In convention assembled, thnl
we Heartily endorse me principles enunci
ated and set forth In the platform adopted
ut the last national republican convention.
We heartily endorse the administration of
Prtsldent Taft. and the acts of our repub
lican representatives in both houses of con
Bless. call attention to, and point with pride
to the fact that every pledge made In the
.,; I last national republican piaitorm has been
fulfilled.
The republican party has ever been i
party of progress and every step of na-
1 t onal progress mado since its orKanixatlou
! has been through and by a pledge not only
j made to the people, by the republican
'j party, but also fulfilled and kept.
We further anil heartily endorse Honor
able George W. Norrls. our representative
in congress, and commend his capable and
careful attention to the demands of his
party and the people..
That tho delegates elected by this" con
vention to the state convention to be held
at Lincoln, Neb., July 2i, 1910, be, and here
by are Instructed to use all honorable
means In said republican state convention
to secure the passage of a resolution, or
that it be mtuJe a part of the republican
I state platform, declaring in favor of county
option
We heartily endorse the candidacy of C.
P. Anderbery of this county for attorney
general and for his ability as a lawyer, his
character and standing as a cltlsen. We
recommend his candidacy to the republican
voters of this state.
6
10
ii
8
2
268
to 31. The delegates were Instructed to
vote as a unit.
option an the Initiative and referendum.
Delegates to the state convention are:
Q. W. Potts. L. B. Arnott, W. S. Potts,
O. D. Arnup, A. B. Wolford, D. C. Stratton,
J. R. McNalr and George Cotton.
AMR A I.I, FOR COI TVTY OPTION
Republicans and Democrats Instruct
for a Platform Plank.
AURORA, Neb., July 23. (Special Tele
gram.) The republican county convention
of Hamilton county was held and the fol
lowing delegates were elected to the state
convention:
C. E. Neir. J. A. Whltmore, M. F. Stan
ley. James Schoonover. T. II. Line. P. J.
Refshague. M. H. Madsen, J. M. Cox, J.
A. Cavett.Paul Holm and R. L. Ahara.
The delegates were instructed to vote In
favor of a county option plank In the
state platform and to vote for Congressman
Norrls for chairman of the state conven
tlon.
The democratic convention was held at
the same time and a delegation in favor
of county option elected.
South Shows N
Big Increase in
Its Population
Over Hundred Per Cent Gain Shown
by Censni Reports in Some
Teiai Counties.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) The Hiiiaa.-.ng ruvli in tiie south
and southwest Is becoming one ' of the
sensations of the 1810 census. The evi
dence of expansion in the west ana north
west bus been discounted by freiiuent news
puper stories making the fact known.
The figures tVf Nueces county, Texas,
complete the returns for fifty-one coun
ties In the L-Jne Star state. Tne iouii
ties show a population of 817.475 In l'JI)
as against uo2,IHi6 in llMin, a guin ot ii
per cent.
This percentage maintained through
out Texas will mean a gain of l.G'Ui.ttOG
persons In the stute or a state popula
tion of almost 4.5OO.U0O. 1
For Nueces county tho census bureau
reported a population of 2 1 ,U So in 1910
m against 10,434 ten years ago, an in-
creaso of 110 per cent.
Returns from other states are scatter-
ng. Wttnout exception tne iigures irom
Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Georgia and Alabama record start
ling Increases.
v-n the present oasis of representation
n congress, a niomocr to every it,uuu
of the country's population, the returns
of only forty-one counties entitlo Texas
to another member In the house of repre
sentatives. If the ratio of Increase Is
maintained, Texas will get seven addi
tional members in trie bouse and have a
delegation consisting of twenty-three. The
figures from Oklahoma presage a like
advance in legislative representation.
For this reason talk of renewing the
northern demand for limiting southern
representation in congress is becoming
general again. The northern republicans
are sure that another effort will be made
to force through a bill limiting repre
sentation in the house from southern
states. A bitter sectional fight wouia do
sure to follow. '
He declares In Justification of the practi
cal and scientific side that the course
f the department hajt the support of the
highest authorities on seal life In the
Ira K. Tnsh, W. II. Cotlin. A. M. Mill, r
C. Kleinke.
I Resolutions wei-e adopted endorsing Pic 1
dent Taffa administration. Senators Bur-
Vnlted States, whose know ledge Is derived ! kett otul Brown and Representative Kin
from personal study of the seal Islands.
RF.PI BLICAN
tIK
nnv niTTic
Kleet Ileleaatea and Kn dorse the
Administration.
ALLIANCE, Neb, July I3.-iSpcc.al Tel
egram.) The republican county convention
of Box Butte met this afternoon to select
delegates to the state convention at Lin
coln and selected the following delegates:
kald. K. II. Boyd was elected chairman
of the county central committee for the en
suing year.
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FAIL TO IN STRICT IX JO II X SON
Democrats Sidetrack Bryan Move In
Tecniuseb, Convention.
TECUMSEH. Neb., July 24.-(Speclal Tel
i gram-) The damocrata of Johnson county
met In convention here yesterday after
noon and, despite the disappointment of
, at least something ot a, following of the
I party, the delegates to the state conven
; tlon were not instruoted for county option.
An effort was made with the delegates
tq bring about Instructions before the con
tention met, but it received cold water.
A set of resolutions approving the work
of the last legislature, endorsing the ad
' ministration of Governor Shallenberger and
approving the work of "Congressman J. A.
McOuIre and Railroad Commissioner W.
H. Cowgill was accepted.
Following are the delegates to the state
convention:
H. H. Hunt, John Selgeraon, John Nealey
Fred Anderson. Albert N. Dafoe, D. H
Boatsman, Ueorce Pearson and Charles
Phelan.
The central committee was reorganised
: ty the election of A. F. Fltstmmons aa
i chairman and H. L. Cooper as secretary,
WILL OPPOSE COl'NTY OPTION
Jtepnalleans at O'Neill Kndors Taft
and Administration.
ONTCTLL, Neb., July 23. (Special Tele
arram.) At the republican county conven
tion today resolutions endorsing the ad
ministration of President Taft, E. J. Bur
kettt for re-election as senator, and Con
gressman Kinkald and Senator Brown were
3ptei The convention wr on of th
i largest held in the county for years and
waa ah enthuslastlo gathering. The follow
ing delegates were elected to the state con
vention: IL V. Grady, A. E. Pierce. R. J. Marsh,
T. H Crauin, Joseph MaUinsek. William
Cjalsh, Dave Stuart, Neil Brennan, J. M.
Hunusr and Jacob Hacks.
Tbe delegate to the convention are un-
Instructed, but they will oppcae a county
' pttoei plank In, the state platform. R. R.
; Dickson waa elected chairman of the county
committee and C. P. Hancock, secretary.
AN OPTION PLANK IN JOHNSON
Republicans Endone President Taft
and Nebraska Senators.
TECUMSEH. Neb., July 23. (Special
Telegram.) The republican convention of
Johnson county this afternoon waa largely
attended. O. A. Corbln was chairman.
F. E. Bodle secretary and P. J. Turner
assistant secretary. Upon assuming the
chair Mr. Corbln gave a rousing speecn
and was loudly applauded. William Hay
ward of Nebraska City was present and
gave a splendid address and was appre
ciatively cheered. He made no attempt to
have the convention endorse his candidacy.
Strong resolutions were adopted, pledg
ing the delegates to the state convention
to support a platform favoring couny op
tion. The torlntlples tjf tne party a
clared In the last national platform were
reaffirmed. President Tart ana tne na
tional administration were endorsed, and
particularly were United states censor.
u,.ektt imd Brown endorsed on their de
termined stand for progressive legislation.
Ex-President Roosevelt was comrawn
upon his safe return home and upon the
recognition bestowed upon him in other
lands. " . ,,
The resolutions endorsed the republican
party as the only progressive and construc
tive party of state and nation. The party
has never compromised any moral issue and
It was thought it should tako a definite
stand upon every great issue presented to
the people. The people have the right to
express their will by the ballot upon all
great publlo interests and a law should be
enacted giving the power of direct legisla
tion, under proper restrictions. The Initia
tive and referendum law for county and
state government waa approved, by ma
jority rule, such as Is now given ciaes and
other, municipal subdivisions.
The following delegates to the state con
vention were selected:
S P. Davidson. H. N. Llbby. J. J.
n.... w w Hr.llrhM. C. L. Othel. P.
V. Turner.' W. A. Cllneburg. E. M. Flthlan,
O. A. Crbn.
E. E. Young was re-elected chairman of
the county central committee and the fol
lowing committeemen were named:
John Piatt, J. J. Brown, L. H. Laflln,
C. 11. Zlegler, J. L. McKee, U. w. saotn,
David Bowen, E. Doppllen, A. vv. v-ase.
W. H. Abott, C. W. Roberts, cart tieeine.
H. Howard. A. Kovarlk, w. kodd, u. n.
Halsted.
candidate for county office, I A. Var
r.er, P. C. Johnson, Lewis Winter and T.
R. Hitchcock, made 'short speeches.
PAWNEE IS FOR COUNTY OPTION
Republican Delegates Are Instructed
How to Vote.
PAWNEE, Neb., July 23. (Special Tel
egram.) The Tawnee county republican
convention met this afternoon with M. H.
Marble of Table Rock, chairman and A.
D. Barclay of Bookwalter, secretary. Del
egates to the state convention are:
William Sutton, Table Rock; Joseph
Wenzl Stelnauer, J. C. Middleton, May
berry; J. M. Veach, Lewlston; F. P.
Smythe, Burchard; J. M. Hurd, Pawnee
City; R. T. Scott, Pawnee City: W. D.
Hartwell, Pawnee City; W. A. Turnbull,
Burchard; H. E. Bow hay, Liborty.
The new county central committee is as
follows:
Table Rock, G. C. Freeman; Clear Creek,
J. C. McClune; Stelnauer, C. T. Gibson;
Turkey Creek. C. S. Goodale; Plum Creek,
Martin Kane; Miles, Al Stake; Pawnee
City, Al Dore; Sheridan, J. M. Hurd; Soul 11
Fork, M. A. Holden; Clay, B. L. Brown;
West Branch, D. B. Drake; Mission Creek,
A. C. Dugan.
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
Resolved That we, the republicans of
Pawnee county In convention assembled,
believing In the wise administration of our
president, W. H. Taft, desire to extend to
him this as an expression of good will
and that we are In hearty accord with him
in his efforts in securing the constructive
legislation which he Is advocating, and.
Whereas, The republican paity has always
stood for freedom and ribht, and on tii
side of all moral issue, and in harmony
with Its great past along these lines, we.
the republicans of Pawnee county believing
the question of temperance to be a vital
Issue in this campaign, and In order that
we may give such belief an expression do.
Resolve, That we favor countv notion.
and do, hereby Instruct our delegates to the
state convention to be held in Lincoln on
July 26 Instant to work and vote for the
Insertion of a plank in the platform pledg
ing the party to such a measure and we do
Instruct and pledge our candidate for
senator and our representatives In the legls
lature to support county option.
George E. Tobby. republican candidate
for congress, was present and made a short
address on the issues of the day.
COUNTY
OPTION
IS
IGNORED
Kn-
Shallraberarer and Hitchcock
doraed by Democrats.
ALLIANCE. Neb., July 23.-(Special Tele
gram.) The democratic convention of Box
Butte county met this afternoon to elect
officers for the ensuing year, and to select
delegates to the state convention at Grand
Island, July 26. The delegates are: William
Mitchell, Calvin M. Cox, John R. Lawrence,
F. M. Broome and John W. Thomas.
No Instructions were given. Resolutions
were adopted recommending Gilbert M
Hitchcock for United States senator. The
administration of Governor Shallenberger
was endorsed. Nothing was said in regird
to county option. W. S. Rldgell was elected
chairman of tne county central committee
and C. W. Brennan, secretary.
DUNN
ENTERS
DENIAL
Says He Had No Conference with
Hitchcock or Shallenbera-er.
I. J. Dunn, assistant city attorney, says
that the report that he has had a confer
ence with either Governor Shallenberger or
G. H. Hitchcock on the question of the
validity of the proceedings at the Douglas
county democratic convention is erroneous
"That South Omaha mass- meeting had
no authority to place my name on the list
of delegates to the state convention," said
Mr. Dunn. "I am going to that convention.
but what I do will not be at the instigation
of Mr. Hitchcock or Mr. Shallenberger.
shall attack the validity and regularity of
the Douglas county convention, but I will
do so on my own responsibility."
OPTION
Delegates
IN NEMAHA COUNTY
Instrne-
ADM.MS
AGAINST
OPTION
4ktlleaergr Endorsed and Nasae of
Bryan One Mentioned.
HASTINGS, Neb., July 24.-(Speclal Tele
grsm.) With only one dissenting vote the
Adams county democratic convention lu
Instructed Its delegation against county
eptioo.
Bryan's nam was mentioned only once
In the meeting and this was by the man
WtiO opposed the instruction. The "Peerless
Lader was nowhere alluded to la the
resolution, which endorsed Hitchcock for
United State senator and G. W. Tibbets
for rvaomlnatlon as state senator. The
convention also endorsed Shallenberger and
pldgd th county democracy for his re
flection. The resolutions were silent on the
Initiative and referendum.
FILINGS - IN
CUMING
COUNTY
List of the Men Who Wowld Serve th
People.
WEST POINT, Neb., July 23-Speclal.)-Followlng
Is a Hat of those who filed at
County Clerk Harstlck's office for nomi
nations at the Cuming county primary elec
tion, to be held on August 16:
For Representative Charles Graff and
Con McCarthy, democrats. The republicans
have no candidate.
For Countv Attorney S. & Krake, T. M.
Frame and Hugo M. Nicholson, democrats.
A. U. Burke, republican.
For County Supervisors Districts 1. 3, 6
and 7, R. M. Stafford. 1- C. Tlilemke, S. P.
Johnson and P. F. O'Sulllvan, democrats;
Districts 1 and S. Chris Groth and Peter H.
Horst republicans; none In District 6; Dis
trict 7, C. Rupp, republican.
For Float Representative of the Cuming-Dakota-Thurston
District F. L Gallagher
and D. M. McNamara, democrats; Cecil B.
lloughn and Swan Olson, republicans.
(Filed with the secretary of state,!
For Miate Senator for Burt and Cuming
Melville S. Wilcox, democrat; B. F. Grif
fin, republican. (Filed with the secretary of
state.)
tier t'oasty Populist Meet.
DAVID CITY, July 2J.-(Special Tele
gram.) Tb Butler county populists held
a convention here this afternoon, endorsed
county option and Instructed the delegation
to vote for the plank In the platform and en
dorsed W. J. Bryan and his stand for
county option. The delegates to th state
convention are: A. M. Walling, W. H. Tay
lor, W. 8. Resenstock, Joseph Barman, N.
Holderneaa, Charles Hart lit, John Brow n,
Joaepta Myers, Monro Jones.
Disss Deatssrat Asralust Option.
PONCA. Neb., July 23. tSpeclal )-The
Dixon countv democratic convention Fri
day electoil Relegate to the stute conven
tion a follows: B. J. McDonald, Thomas
Rollings. Thomas McGrath. Rev. A. Wallin,
J. A. Borg, J. M. Paul. John P. Downey.
Th r solution Instructing the delegates 10
support county option was voted doa. M
KEARNEY DEMOCRATS FOR OPTION
Platform Flank I Endorsed by Small
Majority.
MINDEN, Neb., July 23 -(Special Tele
gram.) Th democratic convention of
learney county met and elected delegate
to the stat convention. About forty ware
present and a county option plank waa en
dorsed by a narrow margin. Several of the
townships were not represented.
A populist conxentlon was .called with
Judge Edward L. Adams as th central
figure. Not over six or seven were present
and soma of them are near-democrats
County optkn was endorsed.
Many of the old-time fuslonlsts cam to
Minden in motor car, there being not lets
than twenty-five by actual count around
the square.
Pawns Deano tor Option.
PAWNEE CITY. Neb.. July 3.-(Spclal
Telegram.) The Pawne county democratic
convention today endorsed the administra
tion of Governor Shallenberger and Con
gressman Maguire and declared for county
INSTRUCTIONS ARE VOTED DOWN
Washington Cosaty Republicans Pass
Option to Convention.
BLAIR. Neb., July 23. (Special Tele
gram.) The republican county convention
met here today following a hotly contested
primary election in the city yesterday. A
large crowd waa In attendance. Fifteen
of tho thirty delegates were progressives
and eight standpatters. A resolution to
Instruct the delegates against county option
was by a large vote tabled, many of the
delegates having agreed to pass the ques
tion up to the state convention.
Th delegates to the state convention are:
Grant Garner, Dr. William Haller, John
Rodgers, Ed Russell, Ed Menking. C. X.
Hansen. M. Mortensen, M. C. Grover, Wili
Michaelson, Sam Stewart and C. T. I.ang.
The following resolutions were adopted
by a unanimous vote:
Resolved, that we, the republican voters
of Washington county, in convention as
sembled, point with pride to tthe achieve
ments of the republican party and pledge
our faith and allegiance to Its principles
as declared in our national platform and
as set forth by LaFollntte, Cummins, Dolll-
ver, Br is tow, KeverMge, Clapp, Norrls,
Murdnck. Madison, Polndexter. Hubbard
and others of the progressive wing of the
republican partly; that we congratulate
the president. W. H. Taft, upon his states
manship and ability and believe In his
honesty of purpose and integrity of actions.
We commend our senators and representa
tives from Nebraska, insofar as they have
assisted in the cause of progressive leg
islation' and we herewith urge them so
to use their vote and Influence along pro
gressive lines in the future,
John F. White, county treasurer, was
elected chairman and C. X. Hansen, sec
retary of the county central committee.
Of the eleven delegates to th state con
vention, eight ar for county option and
three against.
NO COUNTY OPTION IN HARLAN
Qoverwor Shallenberer Head Dele
ft n tlon to Stat Convention.
ALMA. Neb., July n (Special Telegram.)
Democrats and populists of Harlan
county held conventions today. Governor
Shallenberger heads th Harlan county
democratic delegation to the state conven
tion. The delegation Is Instructed against
county option by nine votes. Bryan waa
not endorsed.
The populists send a separata delegation,
ndoralng Bryan and Instructed for county
option and to vote for candidates regard
less of party on that Usu.
Interest at thaaianiina.
WAYNE, Neb.. July 23. (Special.) The
Chautauqua now in progress here has been
most succssful. There are now, and have
been, many visitors present from the sur
rounding country and especially In tht
Are Named and
tlona Are Glvsn.
AUBURN, Neb., July 23. (Special Tele
gram.) At the republican convention of
Nemaha county this afternoon, the follow
ing delegates were selected to attend the
state convention:
T. J. Majors, Peiu; E. E. Good, Peru; J.
M. Clark, Peru; E. C. Yont, Brock; A. L.
Lawrence, Brownvllle; H. R. Howe. Au
burn: J. W. Armstrong, Auburn; J. H. Pole-
man, Johnson; A. m. Titus, Nemaha;
George Sutton, Howe.
The convention Instructed for county op
tlon. '
OPTION WINS IN Bf.OWN COUNTY
Republicans Declare for a Plank In
th Platform.
ATVBWOflTe., Neh, July S (fpec!al
Telegram.) The republicans of Brown
county in convention assembled this after
noon declared in favor of county option.
The delegates are: Rev. J. B. Carnes, C
F. Barnes of Alnsworth, Ld Lynch of En-
ders Lake and Thomas Johnson of Johns-
town. R. S. Rising was elected chairman
of the county central committee and How
ard O. Wilson, secretary.
No Instructions In Valley.
ORD, Neb., July 23. (Speclal.)-Both the
democrats and populists held their county
convention here this afternoon, a small
tendance being present. The democrats
electea the following delegates to the state
convention:
Emll Fuss. William Portlce, C. Walton,
A. Norman, A. J. Firkins, John Barnhart,
Clem Meyers.
Th populists delegates elected were D
H. Rathburn, 8. A. Botts, Frank Johnson,
Frank Petska. J. A. OlIU, jr., H. A. Good
rich. Neither of the conventions Instructed
their delegates.
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DEPOSITORIES FOR SAVINGS
Callaway and Alliance nana
Named for Keeping
Funds.
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(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. July 23. (Special Tele
gram.) The First National bank of Calla
way and the Alliance National Dank ot
Alliance, Neb., today made applications to
be designated as depositories lor postal
savings bank funds.
The First National .bank of Marcus, la..
has been authorised to begin business with
1100,000 capital. F. 8. Barnes, president; C.
W. Roe, vice president, and D. H. Smith,
cashier, are the officers.
Rural carriers appointed for Iowa routes:
Clare, route 1, W. K. Sentman, carrier; no
substitute. Farmlngton. route 2, George W.
Neu, carrier; Harry Alfney, substitute.
James M. Montgomery Is appointed post
master at Edna, Lyon county, Iowa, vice
S. A. Nelson, removed.
On recommendation of Congressman Kin
cald. Dr. T. J. Kerr has been appointed a
pension examining surgeon at North Platte,
Neb., vice Dr. Voorhees Luche, resigned,
Alice M. Purtnton of Lincoln, Neb., is
appointed laboratory assistant In the bu
reau of standard.
KILLING SEALS NOT WRONG
Department Says Coarse Is Justified
by Rest Authorities Not for
Protection.
WASHINGTON, July 23. Replying to
the charge made against Charles Nage',
secretary of commerce and labor, by the
Campfire Club of America, that the seals
on tho Prlbilof Islands are "to be slaught
ered by the United States government In
the name of 'protection,' " Benjamin 8.
Cable, acting secretary in Mr. Nagel's ab-
tence in Alaska today issued a statement.
I knew tt by the label.
And the grocer saw me
do it.
But I'm leggin' for the
table.
And he'll never beat
me to it.
Seven thousand
dollars
That is what we
paid for a single
appliance just For
filtering four kinds
of
Soup
Boone Repnblirnns for Option.
ALBION. Neb.. July 23.-(Spedal Tele
gramsAt th Boon county republican
convention this afternoon the following del
egates to the state convention were chosen:
A. W. Lsdd. William Dobson, Glen
Cramer, Roscoe R. Smith, N. C. Blackburn,
O. K. Plttlnger. George Watlan3, F. W.
Hoffman, Jens Kyam, Jaf Martin and A.
J. Clark.
Th delegates ware Instructed for county
option.
Brown Democrats Instruct.
AIN8WO-.TH. Neb., July IS. (Special
Telegram.) Th democratic county con
vention for Brown county was held her to
day, resulting In th adoption of a resolu
tion advising against a county option plank
In th party platform. Th delegates to the
stat convention ar: J. B. Btoll, C. W.
Potter, William Ferguson and Richard
Osborn.
Instruct Aa-alnat Option.
GREELEY, Neb., July 2S (Special. ) At
the democratic county convention today, J.
R. Bwaln, Christ Webber, A. D. Cameron.
T. P. Lanlgan. R. W. Davis, J. A. "Moss. P.
J. Kerrigan and M. F. O'Malley were
elecUd as delegates to th stat convention.
They are instructed against county option.
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By this means in addi
tion to the usual clarifying:
with white of egg's we
render our Consomme, Ju
lienne, Printanier and
Bouillon as clear as am
ber, and so a little more
dainty and inviting-. And
we make all our soups with
the same carefulness and
attention to the smallest
detail.
If the result does not sat
isfy you, the grocer returns
your money.
21 kinds 10c a can
Just add hot water, sfT
bring to a boil, fizszzr?ii
and serve. "js
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you Campbell's Menu I .XliJjki'
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medleys, orchestral and band selections,
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new playedy for you here on special exhi
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Omaha, Neb.
ti
331 Broadway,
Council muffs
A. D. S. Malted Milk
Best Food for Babies
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When it is not possible for the
mother to nurse her baby the difficulty
of adjusting the infant's stomach to
the bottle food is generally eliminated
by feeding A. D. S Malted Milk.
It has been found that delicate stom
achs can digest this food without any
trouble, and It makes a delicious, in
vigorating drink for well people.
It contains no drugs or medicines
Just a food, scientifically made and
perfectly safe and harmless.
This Is a picture of Mr!1 M. H. Sachs,
a well known druggist at 357 Eighth
avenue, New York, and his baby, Mr.
Sachs says:
"I cannot give you ny better testi
monial for A. D. S. Malted Milk than
to send you the picture of our baby,
Bell Drug Co., UK Farnam I u
H. S. Kins;, 24th and Farnam.
Haines Drug Co., 1410 Farnam.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 40th and Cuming.
Saratoga Drug Co., S4th and Ames Ave.
J. H. Merchant, 16th and Howard.
Jno. J. Freytag, 1914 North 14 th Street.
The Crt:sey Pharmacy, 24th and Lake.
Johanson Drug Co., 4th and Spalding.
8. A. BeraneJt, 1402 South 16th Street
who was raised on it The little one
had not been doing well at all when
we decided to try A. D. S. Malted
Milk, and this picture was taken a few
months later; you can see what tho
A. D. S. Malted Milk did for our baby.
We have recommended it to a dozen
mothers in our neighborhood and
every one ot them has had excellent
results."
You can get it at any A. D. S. drug
store.
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ASSOCIATION
Win It. POO OiW Preh
Chas, E. Lothrop. 1224 N. 24th Street
H. U Prlbbernow, 20th and Vinton.
Forest A- Fenton Drug Co., 26th and Q
Streets, Bouth Omaha.
Schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores, 16th
and Douglas.
Schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores, 224
North 16th Street
Schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores, 2401
N Street South Omaha.
Beaton Drug Co., 15th and Farnam.
LOW FARES EAST I
Round trips from Omaha to-
Atlantic City. N. J. .. $40)70
Asbur Park. N. J $40.35
Boston, Mass $40.60
Concord, N. H $40.35
Detroit, Mich . .'. $25.00
Montral, Quebec $35)00
New York City $40.50
Quebec, Quebec $39.00
Portand, Me $42.35
Toronto, Ont $20.G0
These are only a few of the attractive thirty-day summer tourist
fares on sale dally until September 30th, to many resorts In the east.
' VIA THE
Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Raliway
Long limit summer tourist fares to Wisconsin, Michigan, New
York State, New England and Canadian Resorts. Let us plan your
trip and arrange the details. Information and folders free.
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General Western Agent.
TICKKTS, 1824 Farnam fit.
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