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About Will Maupin's weekly. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1911-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1912)
1 "Little Hatchet" THE FLOUR OF QUALITY Made ftom selected Nebraska hard wheat. Guaranteed and oooe tried, always osed. - WILBER & DcWITT MILLS RYE FLOUR A SPECIALTY 145 S. 9th St-, LINCOLN, NEB. TELKPHOKS CS FIRST SAVINGS BANlt OF LINCOLN DEPOSITS $84S,0OOl0O TW AratlMt f W knit W mm tit 4 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS W shb? wtwrti far mom u few a St JOHN BAUER llzl Cros, Ctlttrattw Coltte zzi Keg Cters AW a Ffet Um t War al Umr fee Frnfty U "Sfci 9 J m AK There's Succetness Madam i MnUMMCM&weJL BariaA Mea&w-Gaia' Batter H bayia ferttMtif actio. Sweet, ywra, wtrttettma. oelfciwti. TV i a aadgtaaiat iodfts abowt ft that yw M H wdiaary Matter fcttdaaaiy ni yw, rkh ptati J crcaav 4u7iVf in the tcUrUr Seated FXtctiag LIBERTY FLOUR Fresn Selected Nebraska, WWt-Bt Wheat in Um World. the Oven Test 4 LIBERTY UOERTY Ik A Nebraska Product Worthylot Nebraska H. O. Barber &. Sons, Lincoln ROBERT J. FRAAS Wholesale Liquor Dealer Dktribvtors of tito famous Stent end Sauna Brow Boors Family Trade a Specialty ? 20lN.SthS0 CURRENT COMMENT The republican press bureau at Lincoln is now putting; out some very extravagant claims of accomplishments for the Aldrieh administration. It elatrns erevtit for the safety appliance law. That law was enacted by a democratic legislature and was. pushed through by the Nebraska Federation of Labor without so suueh as a word of eneouragement fru Aldrieh, It claims credit for in augurating systematic advertising of Nebraska' resources That system was inaugurated under Governor Shalienberger, ami sub sequent publicity has been but a rehash of former matter. It claims credit for inaugurating systematic hotel inspection. That inspection was provided by a democrat iclegislature aud begun by a fcrmer administration. It claims credit for erecting fire escapes. The first prosecutions in twenty years for failure to comply with Uie fire-eseape law were instituted under Governor ShaUenberger's adniicnstratiioKu ami the tJre escape law amended by a democratic legislature s as to make it possible to compel the erection of fire escapes. The Aldrtch adttunistrafioti has done nothing but pose s-.ud make extravagant claims. jj Chester 11. Aldrieh accuses Jokn 11. ilorehead of oppsiag tie initiaiive and refereiidum. Morehead was advocating that re ! fr when Aldrieh was deuKHtncing it as a ""democratic seheme ; of whieSi repkb;sea!is should beware." As a state senator Aldrieh spoke nd lel aga jst cowety kn which he afterwanls es oAssfd beeasf it Wked like a good vsampaign catvU As stat s.iator ilorehead sood Wtweea Aldrieh atnl an attempt t violate the eostitttt)o by s-vwriiis an aMowati to ay the groeery issd aseat bills the exeentiv mansion. ! Never iw the history of Nebraska has every elective wdiee been ;led by- deaoerats. Now is gxl te break the preeedett. J Nehrask has had a nVr o4; democrat state ofiicials, hut never !oe wlo betrayed kk trt. The repuhiaH party can make no savh claim. With oly three ati-eMbliean legtslatnres in the stated hssuvry Wve three put mvre reform legislatjoft po the statute Ksxks than all the repnKiean legislatures. Nebraska, has had but oe dewxvratie governor in twenty years, lie presided dwring a denvratie lerklatnre and sigel more refirm legislative bills than any republican overnAwr in the history of the states John IL Morehead is mnnittg fr gertor vn the record of what he has dvte Alvlrieh is rsmwing on the reeo-rd of what he jwxuises to dvk As the campaign nears its eouelnsion it becomes clearer that this is vlemoeraeys year in the state and nation. It is admitted on every hand that Nebraska will go detueratt frot president to legislature. The effort t deceive the people into believiivg that the republican party is resjonsibJe for all the prwgressix legislation secured in Xe braska has proved a dismal failure. The people know better., and they are b take no ehaaees by defeating the party really respoasible. Chester IL AMrieh who seeks to make political capital out of the county option fight never mentions in. his public speeches that while a member of the state senate he uot only spoke agamst county option but voted against a county option bill. Charging Mr. Morehead with seeking to hamstring the initiative and referendum, he forgets to mention the fact that less than threo years ago hele nouneed the initiative and referendum as a "'democratic scheme and warned his republics u colleagues to beware of it. Clarence llannan, democratic, candidate for railway eomittissiou- er, was born in Franklin county, Nebraska, and has spent all of his life, so far in the state H is a traveling man, therefore well ac quainted with the needs of the people, Mr, Ilarman represents the people who pay the freight aud passenger bills. It was not a republican legislature that gave Nebraska the Australian ballot. The first freight rate redaction law passed in Nebraska was not passed by a republican legislature. The first freight rate reduction bill killed by th legislative, action was uot killed by a democratic legislature. The first tax reform law in Nebraska was not enacted by a republican legislature. It was not a republican legislature that gave the state the first liquor law reform in a generation. It was not under a democratic administra tion that arms, ammunition and dynamite were smuggled into the state prison, resulting in a prison delivery, the killing of seven men and the piling of a heavy burden of expense upon the shoulders of the taxpayers. The 2-eeut passenger fare law was never endorsed by a republican convention, was opposed by a republican governor, and was forced through the legislature by a democratic minority. The so-called "Aldrieh law, reducing freight and express rates originated in the brain of a democratic senator and was defeated by a republican legislature, only to be passed two years later because the irepubliean legislature had heard from the people. In his campaign speeches Aldrieh endeavors to leave the impres sion that his opponent, Senator Morehead, opposed the reform meas ures enacted by the legislature of 1907. He even goes to the length ot trying to make voters believe that Morehead voted against theL When fronted by the fact that Morehead was not a member of the 1907 legislature, nor of any other save that of 1911, Aldrieh hedges and says: ' 1 meant that if he had been in the legislature then he would have opposed those measures." All of which is one more ; pie of the Aldrieh methods of campaigning. A, C hallenberger, democratic candidate for United States senator, served a term in congress and a term as governor. It has never been charged, nor even hinted, that he ever held office, tainted with fraud. - Governor Aldrieh has spent more time away from his duties than any other governor Nebraska ever had. John II. Morehead pledges himself to attend strictly to the duties of his office and leave 'the Chautauqua platform ad the pulpit to others. He further pledge himself to conduct the business of the state along the 3i .ye that It lta frtllavnr) tliirins a siccetftfnl bniin9&s career covering a period of a quarter of a century. Nebraska is. sadly in need of a business administration. If elected governor John IT. Morehead will appoint a warden of the penitentiary and submit the appointment to the senate for rati fication, ... A democratic legislature passed a bill regulating srock yards. A republican governor vetoed it. I R, V, Clark, democratic candidate for superintendent of schools, knows more about educational work than he uVs about "practical politics.' That's a mighty good reason for voting for Clark. Object Lessons in Thrift AMERICAN SAVTCSS CAT. 3 Lincoln, Nebr. No one ever grew rich, by hoarding money. TJ difference between, "hoarding money" and saving The miser hoards money. The wsae man or worn money and puts it to work earning more money. The use of money means future prosperitr. The worker caa hope to acquire competency merely by ''hoarding'. fie must make his savings work for him. We furnish employ ment for year savings. Deposit with us, and under our suc cessful system we put your money to work for yovt make it earn more money. A deposit with us means that your taars. work tor you day and night. Twelve years ot sanest m a guarantee of our system. Ctaateiaaad let us explain. it; AUEQIGAH 8AUirjQ0 DACJCI 110 Srmth Seventh. A Gccd Pecco To Go When one m troubled with tired and sore feet it makes life miserable and relief is sought. So many people do not realise it is in iUkStting footwear. It this seems to he your trouble we advise that yon call at the Cineinnatti Shoe Store, 142 North Twelfth street They say, .'"It pays us better to please you it brings y back. That why we please." You will find our shoes fitahle and durable and at money saving prices. Come in and our line. ctr:::::ATTi c::cs sres U2 North ISOt street. 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