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.4X0. JANUARY fi. 1!I1-S1XTKKN PA (IKS.
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BeTeridge Kay Fire Fint Gaa ia
Otater Fight i Beiult of
Adjouraraeat
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WASHINGTON. Jan. S Th ad)oun-
rrit cr li.e r,at until M mdir on ae- '
c unt of th Jh f tVtiaior Elk.n ral
rr.traJ rhar,-a In the pian. of th- ae op-
f-e 4 to ."enaler Ixrimer bein prrmiu-d m' " r J.iowa
to rM.in hi. a-at. It u e-rrted tl M , err- A. C. Phainnerfer
eTitlor Oaarv todaj in cnt-
Inmi .f the report of tbe eommltte on;
"lvrs,a ar1 .-lii-ctioo" and tlt he would
to-trodute Va--lutlai to declare the elee
ti" of Mr. Ixirlmrr lllea-al. - The adyum-
rtrrt UT.t l Mordav. however, roakea tt
fwlHe for Prt-.T Reveridaie to complete)
a n .mrr i, rtron ana u nr. neue ,
r.i w-ii aucmit wen a report JMOoaar (
a-d tr..,l . a p,rh upon It. j
Thfte la b- u -t1on ckiW whether Sen-
at-r Omen or Senator BereMJee will flrej
the Cm run lo the fltr.t aa-alnpt Mr. lr-J
Iirrr. If Senator BevenJae la reaay I
Vonda- and It ia a.ld that he will be the
Itrneral irr.prei'-lon 1 Itiat Mr. Oaen -will
t-p aalde arid let the Indiana aeoator
peak firai. Mr. Owen la aaid lo deatre
to apeak acwinM Mr. Is rlro-r hecau th
how of oorruptloa In -ba Illinola leiala
tura aewna a oZIvr a rood arfunieTit tn
upfwrt of the Owen reolutlan for a eon
atituDonaJ aw-radment to pronde for the
iection of aerators by direct rote.
Vmm Te W le
There are ertdenoea ow the f'oor of the .
enata that fhe er.aora are feeing aked j
to take aldei ob the Lxtrlrner case ax.d i
rery Indlrat'on imnoU to a kmc and J
heated debate.
Befora adou-nrDent feoth houaea ap
potcted comniittaea to attend the funeral
whicn will le held In Cluns. W. Va., oa
Faturdar- The conrresalonal anourner will
va bera tomorrow night in a apecfal
train, rriureir.a" Sunday room In 4. There
will be no public cerenvoltr o a-y cbar
acter In tb capital, but prlrat nta will
l performod at the lkusa rwMdesr bere
tomorrow aftenooo-
Saallh Mar e Jwlff.
F.-Vrterr. U rw 1? ml tlx Jea and Be
toil ISsi.la arw wrvdpr co-4-!"-TUr)n" by
Freotdent Ta'U It became kl tofiar.
for jaeblpc 1)4 fonr.T torueed
Joie Willis Vanderanter. recesily pro
moted t tha supreme court, en. the circuit
bench, and Mr. Boweil to take the pl&ra
on Hit court of customa areals made ri
ant by the promotion of Jodfe William H.
Hunt ta the court of eowimet-oa. Mr. Boa-
S Mia It Is believed U-at Rer--taUTa .
I . Bmith would accept the- apilntroewt tse (
1 Xjreloent Is said to bs hesitating bex-ause ;
resmrda him a valuable member of con-1
(resa. 1
Two tmKirtant amendmeata to the rulea :
of the houae. on Intended to out rim k tha
regulars In their f-g t againat ths insur
gent rsis as to c acrjarglng committees
from coosidcraUon of bills and tha otoer
40 throw committee meetings open to the
public, were Introduced today by Reprs
' aentatirs Norrls of Nebraska, who led tha
Inaurgent rcpub&cana In their ruk-a fight
Of last March. ,
The rssoiuUiiB Is rr.cet the recent ruling
of SpealLer Cannon that on mutiua to ds
charge a conimlries frata considerarion of
a bill the bill must be read In entirety
provti-s that la the consideration of sues,),- g. Merchants bank In I.croln was taken
a motion In the houae the moasures snail OVer this afternoon by Morris Koliom. H.
be read bf tills only.
Mr. Norria briievea this will mat taa
attempt of t) regular repubiicana to de
prive the insurgent ruia of Its effective
ness, f r wader the rule the reading of A
bill might ' occupy all the ra rr.ajn.ng avail
able time of a aessiOB of congress.
The public committee meeting resolution.
baaed on the contention that secrecy of 1
tommittee tranaacUona Is contrary to pub-'
uc poucy. provtdea that unless .otherwise 1
srdered by the bousa. the bustaesa of jtj
standing, aaioct and apscial ootnmuteea i
Shall be public. Including the record of ail
rotes taken.
Bills for Brarrtlwt.
Two bills providing for -reapportionment ;
af the country for representation in con- j
- will be l-resented te the house to- !
j.orrow by Chairman tVuuijker of the !
V'use committee on ceot.s
One of the talis will be based upon a con- '
r! nuance of the preaeat aueir.bership of S I. !
Thia will fix the bases of teptr stn-.at jn !
t one c-ong-eOTmaa f wr every ri ' . !-'
m the Vnited Siatf. The other Ul s til
fix a repreeratettoa of one cwngrerrun
or each ni ("7 inl abitants. ma-ir a Tvial
sternbership ttt V3 ta tha bu-ae.
Chaixmsn Crunis.aer all o.? r tre lo
atlla in order that both mar formally l
Convd-rd by the mmmitlre Af.tr :r.
'xoductton m tlie house Uie i- ir-
trrred back to Mr. luinwtrl't t -:r.i.. ;-
lea. la ike ta of fnir.it the future a- wf
uie noae iu rere ntt: jn v ;L c-w
nates of Ariwr.i and Ntm li . uu
S'C coed in th- future sbo.u.g tic house
sierr. t-rt ip-
I Mere Mar fwe Itailrwad.
Aa arpcopnaiion of U .?: ( in ;4f ; cf tt
PM1 piettujwv i.s l.r t ;
f relocatkjsi of the raaama ia vi
lading the aalaries. st'i-i ii s.s: r:
taiia. was ard of ronrea t-. i ...
S. ar department.
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The wnMl fia w for lbs rs Ir al
baaa IhrwuKb tiM t ulrr-ia r.t at n net -A
Bet -ft .-e j
lumerou j
tret abiik aa le.rl. Th. a, L c
reasons, it -at dertded ta'n.ooe tie U--s
bark vf tte cut sad east of Cold r. II. T..e
tcrvey jv.t coitip.eted shew the rust ol
.lu r-Wx.aiiua al.:
I ssroed.
ft". T, H-Tjb wi ia I
I V Jrsl year Bid
In r-lot alios will acarecaie the an-.usit
for use during ttu-,1ievt;
year fiesidrs iival the War oei-art-
ijsnefct
aaaed udjy for a deficiency ,auro-..
prtatK of t: "? oe tor the asm iarj- t
tor the tarrvnt riatwl ear. Theae'amouais
are additional le azwai t.l.- nave be-a I
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tCauausd e abscond Ptea)
Reception Closes
First Day of New
Administration
iGoTeraor. Foraer TrOTemor. Their)
Wi7fi tad Other Officers aad . j
wi'Wi V 11 awaits. - I
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iFrt-m Staff Co-ei;vrid'nt j
LINCOLN. Jar I '.-"? ial Te"'gram.- j
orriciai ar.i n tontehi wit
wek-otne to a rw a:mir;i-ikn til
goodhye to an otitcoi-ur. one. The inauc-
lira I rrnriinn rr. 'r ft r-wiWnt cf the
brilliancy .f fome- ear' affair because '
Govmor Aldrirh ecmetlne eg put M j
".JLT r!T'1 """ir
l:m'ted perforce a reception. 7
th- reception look pa-- in r-re-en--
tive hall from to ! oclorV. Here stoid
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I'n - guest wi'VH lo the ser.are thiwy r.
bee- an otTin p'ttni Brd where
- nch.wai f-nrf. Tie piwh was of a.
I perTeetly
lnnrrt k7)d.
1 Governor Ybrrer' a c'onel '
I In attniart-r- ir full or. 'orm. OcTfnnr i
AMrich a f faff u r.ot ptecu for the j
and mfficiTt rreson thai OoverTior j
AMKch d'.-cidi-d to l.ave Do rurh jrlitterint j
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The iwHiIm lice la rr.r-enlaMre r.aT !
Governor A. C. Phalienherf er and Mr.
! f"l slier bencer.
Gort-rcrr C. II. AVirkb uid lira. Aid-
I ' rich.
t Ufulnant Govrrujr M. R. I'.opewfH and
1 Mra. Hof-wrll.
PrMid-Bt, of h- .erat J. H Morehrad
J and Mr. Mo.Thead.
Ppkr r the Horn John Kahl.
Ker. of 81. te i.rre C.
Junkin and
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fry cf Kt A w. Mri
Wl,t
aaj,,,- r. Barton,
Tr-arv rer U G. Brian an Mra.
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Ptate Trearur W
Geore.
A. Georfe and Mr.
Attorney General A.
Mullen and Mrs
Mi'llea-
Attomey Genera Grant Mart'n and Mrs.
Martin.
Superintendent of Public Instruction E.
C. Blahop and Mm. Biahop.
Faperintendent of Public I nt ruction J.
W. Crabtree and Mrs. Crabtree,
CommlF-loner of Public !nJ and Build-in-
E. B. Cowles and Mrs. Con le.
Judjra M. B. Keicae.
JuAre J. B. Barnes and Mrs. Barnes.
Judce C. B. Lettoa and Mra. Ivettoo.
Judcr Jar-cb Fa ret t arid Mrs. Fawcett.
Jodjte J. L Root and Mrs. Root.
Judge W. B. Roae sad Mrs. Row.
Jadge H. Sedgwick and Mrs. F-dgwrtdc
Railaav Commi-alocer H. J. Wlnnett
j and Mrs. Wlnnett.
j Railway Commi-rtoner W. J. Farae and
1 Mrs. Furs.
j Railway Commifosoner H. T. Clarke, jr..
I and Mrs. Clarke.
Bartender and Clerk
Locked in Ice Box
janai City SaJooa is Bohbed by Two
Hea, VTLo Take Caih ia Till
tad Watch.
KANAB C1TT. Jan. I Kmmrt Farley, a
bartender, and J.'T. Wolf, a-hotel clerk.
were the victim of tvs bold hold up
early tndsr in a saloon at ICS
rwe- .
watch Parley, one of them said: ,
-Xow turab lniouhe loe box "
The robbers locsed the Ice box and
socaped. ' Fifteen minutes later Farley and
Wolf were released by the saloon porter-
' A grocer rn Kansas City.. Kan., with a
customer, wees robbed by two men and left
la a refrigerator last week.
LINCOLN BANK MANAGEMENT
SUDDENLY CHANGES HANDS
Faranerw and Mereauawts Taken I'l
SI lag; af FwUwsa mm W. K.
Barket.
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From a Staff Correspoodetit.)
1 UXCOLX. Jan. . (FpeciaLV-The Farm-
K. Burket and H. C. Beaumont- The baak
Is to be divorced completely from the in
surance company of the name. .
The sudden change in ownership come
about at the instance af the State Bsnklng
board, which ha exerted considerable
pressure te bring about the change. Mem
bers ot the banking board now tar that
"itn cait1 "rp!o,e! nd un
eonfldence w hich the -ew management
' w 'jvj- 11 tfcik mnl
strong aad stable lngt.tunon.
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Nebraska's New Governor
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CHE3TLH
MARSHALL AIMS
AT HIGH FLIERS
Goreraor of Indiana Adriei Xembeis
tn Smri nf ClrrA Tim-. -J !
Be Safe.
ItAJTT AXES TO BE GE0U5D
So Money ia Hoaeit Public Senice,
Saya Exe retire.
SCiLEOJTE HOLES THE KITE STBDTG i
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Too Proiptrona Legislator Haa Buler!
oa Groaad Floor. 1
KTSSOCBI LEGIS1ATTJBX BEGETS
T. Barker ( Plata Ele-tew
aekrr wf Hawae mm Praak W.
Melllter Prewldlaa: Officer
f the fteaate.
INDIANA POLIS Jan. i. When the slxtr. j
sewnth session cf the Indiana generaj 1
aratmhly convened today the democrsts ;
.ad a good working majority m both houses
for the flrrt time ia sivteen year. At ;
rxr toth hoii!M- met jointly and listened
to the anmsage of Governor Thomas K ;
Marshall. 1
la his mesxage to the Indiana letrUlature
today Ootennc Thomas R Marshall told
the members "to be careful of the man who
warned to show him a good time the day
after be had been introduced." and also to
beware of the "high flyers."
"The fellow who wants to show you a
time. sua me governor. has an
axe to gr'nd and he Intends to chop his own
wood wiia It. There is no money In honest
public service and the man who Ties high
In ofTh-e has some one holding the string
to bis kits."
Governor Marshall recommended the re
peal of the county option law, the enact
ment of a direct primary w and a refer
endum act giving the voters the rUrht to
approve or rsuoct mens urea nased by tie
legislature.
Ilarki and1 Bond.
kjji me matter or regulation of issues or j
stocks and bonds, the governor says.
"I recommend that you revise, the cor
poration laws of Indisna so that no cor
poration can Issue a dollar s worth of stock
without a dollar tn money or a dollar's
worth of property going into the corpora
tion, to the satisfaction and approval of
In? stats board cf tax commissioners.
""And 1 recommend that all troDsporta
tkon lines be prevented from Issuing; bonds
without the consent of the stats railroad
oommlasion first being obtained by show
lag that the funds raised from the issue
are to be actually used for corporate pur
poses, and that the aale of such bonds for
less than Si cents oa lbs dollar be fur-Mddrn--
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On the state resrutaUon of trusts, the ( x
governor reocomenda:
"if yon wast tn eliminate the trusts
eoact a taw forbidding any corporation
kof thb stfcj- from. Jaueisf -pr, Urt
eaav'las MoerW!-'" - ( j.jstisif, of
other eorporailoca. J , ' ' . - '
Mlaawarl" Lest La tare Be-grlws.
JEFr'tXfiOX CiTT. Mo. Jan. i Mis
souri legislature organised today. John
T. Barker of La Plata was elected
speaker of the bous aad Frank W. Mc
Allister of Monroe county, president prj
tera or the senate. Others chosen at the
4nuxtnc caucus last night were elected.
Eputer Baxker, In assuming hi duUe. :
deliterrd an address, promi-ing faurnews
pramiNiig
to the repubiicana. who are in a minority,
and 'raid that due oonsiderauon will be
given to all messages of Governor Hadley.
The republicans were so pleased that
they adapted a rwoluuon thanking the !
speaker for his protnise of fairness. -
a tcaoraaa la Illlnwln.
EPRINGF1ELD. 11L. Jan. a. Lieutenant
Governor Ogiesby aeverely oirJcised the
senate today when he fuund that cot
tnough senators to n.akc a quorum had)
re rosined in Eprir.gfield and that aa a re- j
suit no action was possible on the election j
canvai
The
senate w
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remain
technically in j
eeneion over Sunday
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CHAS. BILLERBECK SHOOTS
HIMSELF THROUGH HEAD
Sew f Mayor f Ow-awnd, Draa4tat
Over 111 UeaHh. Taken His
Life. .
OSMOND. Neb.. Jan. i. (Special Tele
grom Charles J. Bilterbeck. son of Mayor
Pillerfceca. committed suicide at I K o'clock
tonight by shooting himself through the
I temple with a Colts thirty -eight. IU was
depondent over in neeUh. The deed was
premeditated.
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From tha Waarungton Herald.
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WYKORE CITIZENS INDIGNANT
Claim 5o Erideaee Hai Beea Secured
to Warrant Charge.
BASX B0BBEB5 THERE OXE TDIE
iwkrr tf Men A-j-eated at
lewaew br Mnwaaia Awlatorlt
d Itc-
elsec Talk la.Wltbwnt
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Fsw4attaa. .
WTMORE. .- Tkn. S (Special.! A 1
Question frequently asked bere U. "If state j
ttaaa: c omroisaoner wiiy 01 ivansas aww- ,
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nana roooers are in v. , more. - n on ; his ewnnectlon with the national corn ex
he hare them arrest edT I positions. He was for several years as-
Wymore citisens truivt they never nar-
bored bank robbers and that their officiela j
nave aever mua-w m amy n -
and other agentiea. government secret serv-
loe men and officials from various towns
and counties who have been here since last
July.
Mr. Dolly has been asked to prove his
kasha uationa against the officials and ciU
aens of Wymore. If be can prove the stale-
Iment that the bank robbers were here the
Question Is asked. "Why didn't tie hare
j them arrested T'
t It Is now an
established fact that men
ho are now alleged to comprise the Kan-
! aaa gang of bank robbers resided In this
city last summer. They bare not been seen
tn Wymore or vicinity since the Brattle,
Kan., bank robbery of November ?.
Tot Men atelensed.
When they first came to town they were
regarded as suspicious characters and were
under police surveilance constantly. Thr
place of residence, the home of H. Hoerr,
now held in Meryavilie, Kan., awaiting
trial on a charge of imputation tn tha
Beattie robbery, waa frequently searched
and every effort made to get evidence to
convict the men on some charge or get
them out of tha city. In July the city
police found a quantity of merchandise In
the house, and surmising It to be stolen,
took possession of tt and notified heriff
Dunnlck of Cloud county. Kansas, to come
here. He came, briefing a starch warrant,
and parties who Identified some of the
goods stolen from them. The Kansaa sheriff
was shown the men and their house, but
took so action until the Wymore officials
arte led the men on a charge of vagranc-v
and held them until they couid convince
the ahertff to arrest the men and take them
to Kansas- He was begged to take Hoerr.
but refused.
Haapletaiwa Ibaraeterw.
Tha men taken ware James Wilson.
jjame u:ac ana rrui jscsson. Al tr.e
time of their arrest. Pi-karton men. gov
ernment men and otWr detectives came
here, and ail were of the opinion that noted
crooks and criminals had been caugnt.
The three were taken to Concordia. Nothing
couid t-e proved aainst them and t !.'
were re.eaaed and' returned here. They re
mained bere until a abort time previous to
the BeatU robbery and have not been here
since.
Wymore official have always been, and
are now, ready to arrest any ciusea of
Wymore or person bere. wten that oitlsen
or person shows cause, or if cause ia
enow a by any other person. Every aid and
effort ha been given the xmi and
other authorl lie ia looking up bank rob
ber and other criminals and the com
munity as a whole has sided m every way
possible and is aiwaye ready to aid in cap
lurir.g crimir.i. or hcliag eocjety at
large.
The reports concerning Wymore ta re
gard te the bank robbers were net regarded
seriously here st first, but since the re
ports have continued and begun te be gen
erally accepted as true, resentment Is
strong snd a move to have those respon
sible fur 1 ae statements ither prove or re
pud.te them fiads ready sjpport and
fa ro:.
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Jones to Lecture
nn A nnl a Civnrnnrr
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Under Irrigation
Idaho Orcharditt Will Appear ca
Daily Program of Omaha
-' Land Show. -
Lectures e.v: the growing of apples for
profit -lw Irrigated etst-ieU will be the
subject of a series of lictert a to beite-
' Bvered at the Omaha land show by James
W.lkM ImM arkA now In1fmrti tn
lrrt)rt)o- pro. Umha.
Vr Jnnra lt kDOW ta Omaha becauae oi I
sistaat to Prof. P. G- Holden of the facultr
I0.a state Agricultural college at
x men.
Mr. Jones has been making addresses be
fore farmers' institutes hi the west for fhe
last year. He has prepared a special series
of talks for the daily programa of the
Omaha land ahow. He will take up his
subject from a viewpoint calculated to
make It of Interest to the widely varying
sections which will be represented In the
attendance at the land show.
The lectures given by Mr. Jones will gain
an added force frvm the illustrations af
forded by the displays to be made from
we Doiae raiiey orcnaros. Orchard bow
bearing tn the Boise valley have prod need
crops that sold for Sl. an acre oa the
trees.
Monday. January O, Prof. Holden. with
whom Mr. Jones was associated In lewa,
will appear at the land ahow with a spe
cial lecture.
Fifteen Killed in
Wreck in South Africa
Train Heavily Laden with Holiday
j&akera Overturned Sear Kath
eart, Cap Colony.
CfnmnOWX, rnlon of South Africa.
Jan. (.-Fifteen persona were killed and
forty or fifty others Injured In the wreck
of a passenger train near Nathcart, Cape
Colony, early today.
The train, which waa loaded with holiday
maker from East London, left the rails
and rolled down an embankment.
DIXIE FLYER IN THE DITCH
Fast Train frwss Chirac Is
tarael 5lear M tea, Ga
Fatalities.
Oser-
MACON. Ga.. Jaa i The Dixie flyer.
the fast Cnicago-Jarksonrllle train, waa
ditched at S o'clock this morning In Inaia.
on the Georgia Southern at Florida rail
road.' ninety milee below Macon. The en
gine and four cars were overturned. The
lssengers were scmewhat ebsken uj.
but there were no fatalities The only per
son seriously Injured was the fireman.
None of the aleep ag or club cars left the
track. The train started for the south
from Chicago yesterday.
About a month ago the flyer waa
wrecked at almost exactly the aame place.
Nebraska Woman's Conscience
Forces Her
WAeHIN'JTON. .'an. -In the final
dais of the old year and Is the early days
of the tew. the conaciencew of some doers
the past evil appear to have pricked tbwnv
Within the last ten ca no less than
twenty-fjve contr.butiors to the "con
science fund lave been received at the
Posic-ffice departmeat-
One man. IS years old. wiidtg from
Iee Muinea. la. admits having robbed
the postomce at El do. I a., when he
was IT years eld. The total amount of his
loot was V. which ta promises te rfj
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MESSAGE OF SHJLLLENBERGER !
GoTernor Opeai with Befereace to the
Baak Guaranty Law.
DAYLIGHT LAW IS PBAISED
Appropriation ( KCtgbt He aid red
Thowseuad Iswlla-w far Library and
lasiesM fsarl Baildlaar as
Rerwawane-sided.
' iFVom a Staff Correspondent.) '
IJNCOLX. Jan- a special.) Governor
Fhalienberf er'e annual message was read
to both houses of the legislature here to
day. Governor Shalienberger first referred to
the guaranty of deposit law. just declared J
valid by the supreme court cf the I'nited
States, and said he would make no further
recommendations for banking laws. He
recommend that the so-called "non-par-
Laan" Judiciary and school superintendents
bill be re-enacted, with the portions ob
jected to by the supreme court omitted.
The popular election of Vnited States sen
ators is commended and the lenalat-ra
is urged to adopt resolution endorsing
ths proposed Income tax amendment. We
have too many elections, and should not
be called upon to chouse officers oftener
than once ta two years. The governor and
other state officers should be elected for
four-) ear terms and be made ineligible
for re-election. The work of the state
rail-ray commission Is commended, and the
suggestion that a state weigtimsster be
provided for by law Is mad. Other state
officers and departments get warm com
mendation from the governor.
Legtialail
Traffic.
On the subject of the liquor traffic the
governor says:
"The thirty-first session of the Ne-
rmM.m. lesiwiaiure enacted a number ef
bslla placing further and more atrlngent
rcatrtetiona upon the liquor traffic, in addi
tion to those already provided In the law
then In operation In the atat. Thee aev-
eraJ laws and an-eodments are ail proving
to be wiae and aalutary measures, esne-
dslly the so-called daylight saloon bill. I
which because or the novelty of its re
strictions was at first bltter.y aaaalied
This law. however, has been vindicated
by the vnanswerable logic of exeprience
aa the beat regulatory liquor law yet
enacted by any stnt. Tfce salient prin
ciple and provision of the law that the tale
of liquor shall be confined practically to
the hours ef daylight onJy ia rapidly find
ing favor In other states as well. Indeed,
the idea of limiting the hours of aale and
the number of saloons in accordance with
population la a ttature in the control cf
the evils of the liquor traffic that Is being
adopted tn some form by almost every na- t nouae confst.ng of Kotouc. s?bo-mkec snd
Hon of advanced civilization. Cnder ths i Q'Jsckecbush. informed the senate that ail
speratian of tlus law as well aa the other i ready. The senate Lied into the houne
provisoes of the Nebraska statute dealing 'chamber, led ty Li-c'tenaot Gevemw Hotw
wuh the asms subject this state Las ae- 1 vJl. and Ccap.ain Mvckel of the bouae de
compliahed reetui In n.lnimiaing the evils) Hatred a praer. Committees were tfi.n
if the liquor question to an extent that i appointed by Leutt-nant Governor Hoi
challengea corr.panun .with th abowisg ! '". pris.ded. to wait upon the mi
made by any other state ia the unu-. ' lous toiruc.iiant in the rrrrinni and -
m mat - mum more can still be
cie along the same Unas if w cm se
cure a proper obsen ance and obedience
to our Una upon the subject. Nebraeka
has a splendid reputation a a law-abld-
(Continued on Page neven.)
to Refund Stamp;
- v ;
mm soon as L can obtain Ihe cash.
A three-
pa letter wa irucn Led py a ow
uomaa tn Nebraaka. enclualng a two cent
atamp. fhe eiplained tlt ahe had rm
several years ago a letter nn whir
tre stamp had not been cancelled. Pbe
ued the stamp afain and fcr cojtsnecce
has Uc . troublir.g her ever mc- Re
cently, abe wa turned asay from her
home by her faiher becauae ahe had Joined
a certaJo church. Ifjnti to hie an
"honast and holy lift." he felt U.at mf
must return to the govemnicnt the aca-wa
abe clshunestJy had used.
ALUIUCH TAKES
HIS NEW OFFICE
Ia?orsiag and Oatjoiag: Exwntivei
Deliver Metsaea to the Le?i
lature of Kebr&tka.
ISSULS OF CAMPAIGN ABE ALIVE
!
i Goreraor Sayi Politici Katt Have Ko
i Part ia Lawnaking:.
'BOTH PAY ATTE5TI0S TO OMAHA
1 I
j Out jo lay Official Strongly Commeada
j Preteat Liqaor lw.
ALDBICH FAVOES HOXE BULL
lMlliralla ereaswalew Taae P!
Befwre Jolal weaalmw Hosa
mm 1-r.ate BoJIew d-
Jaara 1 ntll Tneassy.
From"a ftaff NvreHm1M
LINCOLN. Jan. I - i Pf-ecia1- Cl'eeter II.
I Aldrii-h was Inaugurated a K '1'""',r
i Nebraska this aftcrro n ar.d aTter the nam
!of office had been sJmlniater-d by Ctiii
jtit(f-e P-eeee lt r.ew executive delivered
jan addrtss Iti wM.-h h wi-r.ei te r-er-.-ibled
leeislatwre that the Issues of the
jpslrn are still alive btrt tHal politic mwl
1 have no rt In the l-girlatson about to be
1 darted
The floor cf the boui-e of rrpre,w'rltJ''
jl:all. where Ilie Insustiration was hril.
wai filled with visitor, and rray tei-
lutr hront'it toeiir wive a-n tteni in
to sit hei.!e them. The gl!e-1e were
niled and le best seist had been takn
Ion fhefore I oclmk. the hour set for tie
eremony.
Tie address of Govetncr Plallenberger.
M la; wtirs to a Nbraka !ri,ature
a it chief executive, wa psrliculsrly
long and was full of weiehty conidei
tlon ad complex aricumenta IThiougB
this the crowd liittened with interest
Few hta at Oanaba.
Governor Phallenberget and Governor
Aldrii-h b.th 1ji4 a few uncomplimentary
thinss to say about the Nebraska metropo
lis The outsoing official started a gen
eral laugh wtven he remarked that since
the recent beginning of custer proceedlnif
againft the clief of pli la t-nsha the
"lid ha been screwed down so tight tha-.
ik.- iVlnh Mnnr i la itmiir irink after
?" l- :! "z'jrzi
liqutir ia rrr i-ium? .. t.--.- .
practicaMllty of the ouster las was seri
ously uertioned by the only Nebraska
governor who has ever tried to use thetn.
end h, eadvocated a la wwhk-h would give
to the governor the arbitrary p"sr r r of
uiension of any such official subject, of ,
court1, to an appeal to the supreme court.
Governor Shallrnberwer complained witn I
I witn
cuatMn
gover-1
aume irony that since It waa a cu
nowadays to elect only a me-term
nor the man who Instituted aa ouster sum
had very little chanc of ever seeing tt
certied through the courts.
The present primary lew waa given ton
aider Me attention In the metwage and a
return to the convention r Fim wa
rtrongiy urged as more representative, less
j expensive and In every a' a more :at1e-i
factory method of getting good nominees.
Aid rich far Hwsae Bale.
The Incoming governor wa not mo long
tn getting through with hie recommnla- -
tlons, presumably because he bas many .
chances to talk to the legia'.ature ahead
of him. but he was exceedingly vehement
and somewhat oratorical In 14 delivery,
and received hearty applause. He Insisted
that the "great dtbauchlng and over-
weening Brewery truat" la still active and
that the election taught It nothing of the
determination of the people ta rule their
own state. He recommended home rule
for cities over 1.0. and took his oppor
tunity of paying back Ioug'as county by
declaring against voting machines and de
scnbir.g fraud aaid to have been perpe
trated In the last election.
The governor is liopeful of good results
from the division of power In the govern
ment, and thinks that the. republican gov
ernor and the atrong republican minority
ought to work In harmony with the demo- :
era tic majority. He suggested that the
amount of lesristatioa be smsll and that aa
adjournment of the session he reached by
March L
All of the points In the new governor s
speech were well received. Both speeches
will be printed and distributed. The crowd
aeemed to be rather of a republican pe
suasioa and Governor Aldrirh reoelred
many enthusiastic congratulstiona. The
Immediate members of his family. Mrs.
A Id rich and the four sons, tienrge. John. ,
Chester and Fred, were seated directly la
front of the clerk stand in the Erst row .
of ace la In the aame party were, the
governor's secretary, L. B. Fuller. Mr
Fuller, and a brother. R. D. Fuller. Ml
Rcbtataffer of David City, and the pastor
of the Methodist church which the Aid
rich family has attended. P.ev. J. R. Oetty.
with members of his family.
separate llaaaew tew ewe.
The bouse and ernaie were each called
to order in' their own chambers fur th?
Joint soot on and a committee from itte
curt them to the rostrum, rvnelur placek
and Members Anness and Natxman stai
fur the two governors, Senator Tibuets and
Memlrs Lindsey snd Worsncr for ihe
chief jusuoe. and Stcatur SelUck and laesr.
bers Eger and Matrsu for the other sts'.
off.ciers who were to be sworn ia The ar
rangement us the various off ciaia kiotu.'
the chamber cauwd aoru dietur-nc- i
seiersi lntanc-s and the clano voce !
1. A. Better, the assistant ee.i-eent-al
! t
arms, was necessary, it titvcr lanei iu
huahed and restctf l! rui'.-t :b
ember and vi-ilvnt'
i vr :.m vne iiait iHiic.aia unni up LS te
1 (sura in after the inauguration of h
gov-
rr.ui' and hi adlreaa. there waa enlv on
railway com n: last oner. Henry T. 'lar.
and Peter Morttnaew. wno claims the elm -lion,
was cniiicuo-ely abant.
Miawrily Itealas la right.
In the morning aesioa of tle senate the
oniy bus ness wss an arrtT.i mm t
house to sdjojrn until Tudy morrnns
after the Inauguration, but la the ko-ie
the minority led by Mockrtt, the ex-spra. -r
troa l-ncster county, atarted it fight
i far teoosanioa. Mockett lairuduced a ino-
I lion to have Ik minority represented oa