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MASONS CELEBRATE IN FA1 IT f77 the death of Ihrlr fellow workman
Pr. Marble believe the man was 1eaJ
Tot. T. YXT.-t. . t.j:..a- l"Ior la cached hi"'-
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
STRUCTURE IS NEARLY READY
Flats a I fig Tnirkri Art n nln
Applied mm4 Are to Vr Completed
la Detail l Opening lai
of October !.
Beginning with October 9. two week
will be set aside by local Scottish Hit
Xlucm for the dedication of their cathe
dral at Twentieth and Pouglaa street.
Work on the structure la now rapidly
nearlnit completion and the Interior will
be spick and span before the appointed
time.
Heads of four local lodges make up the
committee on arrangements: Frank C
Patton, Mt. Morlah lodge of perfection:
Tlnley U, Combs. Semper Flddls chapter,
Itose Croix; Kdgar N. Bowles, St. An
drews preceptory: Benjamin F. Thomas,
Nebraska cons'alory.
A class of 300 candidates from various
parts of the state will receive degrees in
the new auditorium on the second floor.
It is a modern theater on a small scale
with a stage of thirty by forty fort and
a seating rapacity of l.noo.
Fireproof materials were used through
out and the color scheme Inside varies
according to the use of the room. On
the first floor there Is a dining room with
a seating- capacity of 800 persons, decor
ated In cream and yellow; three par
lors open into It. Pale blue and white
are used in he women's waiting room,
while In the men's smoker oriental colors
are laid In -with a tan background, and
in the. rest of the apartments hand tinted
wall In harmony with surroundings are
employed.
Oak woodwork and maple floors are
used and Masonic Inslgnias are used for
doorknobs and similar hardware. Marble
is used in all of the hallways and on the
fttalrs. ,
Teh kitchen and poolrooms ate In the
basement. During the two weeks' cele
bration the cathedral will be open for
the convenience of Scottish Rite Masons
and their families. I
The quickest and surest cure is Bucklen's
Arnica Falvc; every household should
have a box on Bund all the time. 2ic. All
druggists. Advertisement.
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Lineman is Killed
Instantly When
He Touches Wire
Charles Myers, lineman for the Omaha
Electric Light and Power company, via
instantly killed when his body came' In
contact with live wires while engaged in
work at Twenty-fourth and Leavenworth
xtreets Saturday morning about 10 o'clock.
Myers, who lives at 1112 Bancroft street,
is survived by a wife and two children.
A fellow workman, Alex Murdock of SiVl
Hamilton street, wag the only person
near when the accident occurred. He
helped Myers down to the ground and a
hurry call was sent to the police station.
The , conjecture Is that the man (dipped
and, fell on Jtho- wires, as he la an ex
perienced workman.
Dr. R. E. .Mat bio of 2220 Evans street
attended the electrocuted man. A pul
motor was used for over' an hour with no
effect.
Several electricians' ' under C. C.
"Wheeler, 3C03 Maple street, were occupied
Jiear Twenty-foiyjh xnd Iayenworgh
e'.reeta, but none, ef .'thorn can account
VOTE FOR
Willis G. Crosby
Republican
Candidate for
COUNTY
CORONER
Primaries August 18, 1914
elieve file!
POLITICAL ADVERTISING
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I am a candidate for the
Republican Congressional
Nomination. If nominated,
I believe I will be elected.
I came to Omaha in 1871.
I believe I can efficiently
represent this district in
congress.
I have been told that I
have the ability to satis
factorily represent this
district in congress. BE
LIEVE THOSE who have
so told me. They are per
sons competent to judge.
If nominated, I shall make
a thorough campaign, BE
LIEVE ME.
I pledge my word of
honor, that if elected, I
will attend strictly to the
business of the people of
this district and state.
BELIEVE ME.
There's no foolishness
in mv campaign. BE
LIEVE ME.
Alfred Sorenson
"Hard Work to Succeed" is the motto
of John C. Barrett Democratic candidate
for State Representative. He hax worked
up from the ranks pf labor, finally belns
admitted to the practice of law after a
course at CrelKhton College. Mr. Barrett
is a well informed young man upon the
needs of the stale and he would repie
ent everybody in a satisfactory manner.
He Is now engaced in the practice ot law.
Mr. Barrett la the son of Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Barrett of South Omaha. '
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FRAliK C. MORGAN
publican Candidate for JUSTICE or
TBI! VBAOB AT I-JtlWAfclES, AUGDST
am. Oraduate t law tispartuia cf
University t Wisconsin, 1805. Asks
support of all eolleire men.
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A. 0. THOMAS
Candidate for State Superintendent
Platform in Brief
Promises economical :intl efficient ntlministratiou;
full publicity of the nf fairs vf the office; n square deal
to every teacher and to every school; u definite educa
tional policy; greater thoroughness in fundamentals;
that public funds shall be made to go as far as private
funds, and tr relieve the office from polities and fav
oritism. Uelieves a public office is u public trust and will not
seek to punish enemies or reward friends, but to render
effective service. Points to a successful professional and
administrative career of twenty years in all grades of
public school work as the best evidence of qualification.
Commended by the Legislature
From report of committee ou public
HOUSE
"As to the condition and management
of the Kearney Normal School, we wish
to state that it is the sense of this com
mittee that this institution is the most
ably managed and economically eon
ducted in the statg, and that its super
intendent, Dr. A. O. Thomas, could well
be set up as an example for other state
superintendents. ' '
See page G07 of Legislative House
Journal, session of 1911.
lauds and buildings:
SENATE
"We next visited the State Normal School
at Kearnoy. The new wing to the main build
ing is the best public building from the stand
point of material, workmanship, plans- and
general efficiency of any public buildiug wo
visited in the state. The management and
superintendency of this school is of such a
high order and so much superior to many
other places we visited that we feel it our
duty to compliment the officials iu charge."
See page 047 of Senate Journal, session of
1911.
Indorsed by His Neighbors
"We heartily indorse the candidacy of Dr. A. O. Thomas for state superintendent
of public instruction. In his long residenc e among us we and the people of tho entire
state have come to recognize in him an educator of unusual qualifications, an executor
of high constructive ability, and a gentleman of forco and character. He is such a man,
with his ideals of life, his broad and sane ideas for the training of our youth for real
active service and for true manhood and womanhood, his ability for cutting out waste
and his careful and consoientious use of the ccple's money, as is greatly needed at
this time to administer the affairs of the public schools of Nebraska. We recommend
him to the people of the state for tho good of the schools."
Adopted by Buffalo county republicans July 20, 191L
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Candidate for the
Republican Nomination For Governor
The candidate who fits
in the harmony plat
form of Republican
state Convention.
Served two terms in the State
Senate. Was one of the recog
nized leaders of the 1911 session
and was elected President of the
1913 session.
Has no factional troubles tc
face if nominated or. personal
fights to weaken him. He will
unite the party and bring victory.
VOTE FOR KEMP NEXT TbESDAY
EDGAR F. SNAVELY
CEHOOBiTIO CASTDTDATB TOK
UIVTEUAITT OOVEMO&
Vi'iin arias August la.
E. F. Snavely, born and reared In Vir
ginia. las ben a rWuen of Nebraska
sxieen years Was schooled at the Ne
braska btate Normal at l-riJ and tha
Htale I'nlvarslty. ' ii adust. from U
department ot State University. Prat--U''d
law and In busineHs In Lincoln fur
a number of years. Active In democratic
lu'lltlcs, president of the 1 innncratiu
Paturdav l.unc h club. ToestniMMter ut
the Bryan banquet In March. 114.
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A OOl JUIKiK OF WATEU
Charles R. Sherman
Of Sherman & McConnell Drug Co,
For WATER tiUAKU
J ' Thirty-three years a resident
ana taxpayer 01 uraana. l reseni
Chairman Board of Directors,
Metropolitan Water District. His
record on Water Board 4 rate
reductions and an ample supply
of clear, pure water.
J (Vote for him next Tuesday.)
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Candidate for Re-election
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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JOHN MORRISSEY
Democratic Candidate .
A Wcrd to th3 Voters
Don't be influenced by any
"frame-up" party slate.
' Vote for the man who will
deal out justice to the water
consumer and recognize the
wants of the worker.
That's John Morrissey, for
your water board, a practical
mechanic and successful
business man.
VOTE FOR
John Ucfarland
Republican Candidate (or
STATE
SENATOR
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Practiced Law in Nebraska for 35 Years
DUSINESS MEN WHO ENDORSE
.W. O. HOWARD
Republican Candidate for Congrats Sacond Olatriet
To the Voters: Omaha, Neb., June 27, 1914.
I have known W. II. Howard for many years. When he was a candi
date for State Auditor, I asked my friend to volt for hlra. because I felt
ure that he would give the same painstaking thought and care to the ser
vice of the public which he applied to his own bumuB. Ilia record speaks
for Itbelf. He has been absolutely fearless in the discharge of his duties,
and has carefully guarded the people's interest. Only a few weeks ago one
of my friends whom I urged to vote for htm. expressed his satisfaction In
the fact that as Auditor the affairs of the office Jiad been so well admin
istered. W. B. is now candidate or Congress, or rather, in the first instance,
for the nomination. If he gels the nomination, he will make a strong
canvas for votes. Well known, reliable and popular, I feel that as a vote
getter be baa few. equals. If elected. I am sure he will give the same time
and thought to national matters as he has given to the affairs of our own
state, and 1 am morally certain that no one will eer regret casting his
vote for him. I hope to see blm nominated and elected.
Kttspectfully, Robert Co ell.
We, the undersigned, heartily endorse the above:
KOMI MIZ.X.XB WM. A. CHBtaaUir. . . WIT.COX.
r. C. FATTOM. K. B. KTiM. T. X.. COMBS.
JOBBT C. KOWAKD. Call O BXtOlk. JOBaT T. YATZS.
MtkalCK E. LiilfC, O. aC wn.aXEI.al. O. fi.
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W. A. YODER
My work In preparation for the open.
Ins of the County schoola ruakea It lni
poMilble for ma to nee many of you be
fura you caat your votes at tha pri
maries. I aaaura you, liowevar, that I
hall arprirlHte your aupport for the
axrOBI.ICAM tiouii nation aa
County Superintendent
of Publie Instruction
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GOase
Republican Candidate for
SHERIFF
MY PERSONAL. PLATFORM
Owing to (Hfferencrs having- arisen
between the Mierlff and onunlidlonei ,
and numerous coiiiplainta about loud
furnlnhed tounty prisoner, under tho
sheriff and unler coiitraxtora, permii-tlng-
peraonal profit to feeders throuKli
poor andl Inauf flclent food. I pledge, my
silf Unit If nominated and elected
sheriff, I will serva for tha salary and
expenses allowed by law.
in order to properly feed prisoners at
small expense and hv thoiiaundH of
lolluis to the rounty, 1 will arrange for
the ronimlHshiners to furnish all food,
without prottt to anyone, and feed with
prison help, aside from ono steward
chosen by the commissioners.
In nuking the vteia of Lh.uk las county
for their aupport, It Is only fair they
should know something of the oiuicif
nute; therefore 1 insSe this public
statement. 1 was born In Marlon coun
ty, lows, In 185. of Holland parentage,
and wu reared In the lut h Keformed
t hurch. I have been a resident of tinia
Im since lxl. worked four yeara for
to liiion i'aclflc Kallroad t'oiupany,
eighteen years with the Omaha polb-e
force, two years a deputy sheriff, five
years a Ieputy l'nlte.1 htates Marshal,
and for a fea yeara ensaieed In other
pursuits. The primary law Is sgaliiHt
slate-muklna and J ain their fore oupo.-d
to, ami my name appears upon no slate
of any kind. If nomlnsted, 1 will yo
to tlie pnllH on ele tlou uwy with no
I stiinss tsatened to me and no collar
around Iny net k. If ele 1 Mill he
Hherlff. will have no boss of any kind
extent the i-ltlxeris of this county, and
ill be in a position to do my duty fair
ly and honestly.
CHARLES W. SEARS
Republican
for
ATTORNEY GENERAL
I am registered:
The attorney general's office
properly administered, is one ot
the most important offices In
the atate.
The attorney general Is legal
adviser to all the officers of the
state, and Is particularly charg
ed with the duty of requiring
all other officers of the atate to
administer lt affairs in a law
ful manner.
, He Is charged with the duty
of handling all litigation for
and on behalf of the atate.
He la a member of the atate
boards of educational lands and
funds: Irrigation, highways
and drainage: canvassers of
elections; and the banking;
insurance; health, and phar
macy boards.
Th offir ha for years been
handed down from principal to
deputy and it is now time to put
some new blood into the office,
I am no rampant reformer,
but I will promlae you that I
will make the attorney gener
al's office a potent factor In the
Administration of Nebraska af
fairs, and, In an orderly, business-like
nd lawful manner
protect the people and property
and conserve the resources and
revenues of the state.
The state does not need more
laws she needs fewer laws
more rigidly enforced.
The state does not need more
revenue she needs less taxes
and trreater economy.
If every official of the state
would handle the business of
his office as carefully, conscien
tiously and economically as he
would handle his own business
the appropriations for state
"Aemriran, white, 43 years of age, 81 years
in Nebraska."
purposes would be cut down to
a minimum.
la casting your vote for the
employment ot an attorney gen
eral remember mat tne aervicea
ot every lawyer in tne state
who has shown any marked
acuity Has at times oen sougnt
by some big business Institu
tion, and bu employment by
such Institution u recognition
of his ability and the strongest
recommendation for him as a
lawyer and bulness adviser.
1 have in the past been em
ployed by some of tha strong
est business institutions of the
state such employment la rec
ognition ot my ability and
suould be tha strongest recom
mendation for me aa a lawyer
and business adviser.
1 am at this time the republi
can member of the Nebraska
atat revenue and taxation
commission, a non-partisan
commission created by the last
legislature to revise the reve
nue laws of the state. Our work
is about completed. Our report
will soon be. printed. It will
point the way for the next leg
islature to make such changes
as will tend to equalize the
tax burden of the state. .
As attorney general I can do
much to complete the work that
has been started by this com
mission, and if elected by the
people for that important of
fice I will give the atate of Ne
braska the best ot my ability
and with a firm and steadfast
purpose strive to make our
great state one of the cleanest
and best governed states in the
union.
Circumstances over which I have
no control have influenced me to
withdraw aa a candidate for mem
ber of the Water board.
I believe tliat my politic, which
were for the best interests of Omaha
and suburbs, would be beat carried
out through the election of Mr. John
W. 1'arlsh for thia office and 1 take
this oHri unity to thank my friends
for tlielr euthusiaam and stanch aup
port in my behalf.
A. C. AKEM.
D.M.Ilaverly
Candidal lepubtieaa
Nomination
A FOR REGISTER OF
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U. if 9 Primaries August lath
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