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TITO BKK: OMAHA, TFIT'USDAY. .JULY 'J3, 1D14. Nebraska Nebraska MAHER IS OUHF THE RACE Colonel Declares He Has No Reason Now to Make Fight. WAS AFTER BRYAN'S SCALP Dr.clnre He I.cnven Hnop Ilecnue ' Time Una Kxplrril nnil I'rlncc I'hnrlm Declined to Throw llrlmrt Inllr Hope. (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., July 2.-(Speclal.)-Tlie final epistle of St. John to the rhlllstlnea has been Issued. At least It Is the last that Colonel Manor will deliver as u candidate for tho democratic nam! nation for governor, though It Is expected that at the state convention he will de liver one which will make tho corn In l'lntte county curl up as If a Kansas breeze had struck It and cause the demo crats to thirst for something to alleviate the condition. Colonel Mfihor says: I havo withdrawn as a candidate, for the democratic nomination for governor i because the time for making filings has elapsed and Charles W. Dry an has not filed. When I became a candidate, I did so because Mr. Bryan was then an ac tive candidate and his lieutenants wcro circulating petitions to put his name upon the ballot. I knew that ho was endeavor ing, through the use of federal patronage and otherwise, to keep other candidates out of the field, and to secure tho nomina tion without giving the democrats over the state an opportunity to express a preference for somebody else. 1 knew that he favored woman suffrage and pro hibitionpolicies which are not favored by a majority of the democrats In this state, and I knew that while a prohibi tionist himself, negotiations with certain brewery Interests were being conducted to secure the liquor vote for his candi dacy. The Illse of Chnrlos. Since brother William became rich and famous brother Charles has set himself up as a boss, attempting to rule the democrats of Nebraska with an Iron hand, and I am opposed to bosses. When W. J. Uryan first became prominent In politics Charles Bryan was unknown, having no political acumen, or talents, no skull cap and no money. In the years that havo intervened Prince Charley has never performed an act that advanced any democratic principle, never wrote an editorial or made a speech In support of anv democratic candidate. Ho has novor written a line, spoken a word, or ren dered a service that helped the demo cratic party. Ho has Imposed upon his brother, given him falso Information and bad advice, and In doing this he has dona Irreparable Injury both to the brother and to the party, and If there Is any lock of harmony in the demo cratic party In Nebraska today Princo Charley Is chiefly responsible for It. Like other newly rich, as his wealth has grown and his power Increased, he has come to look upon himself as a great man, assuming an air of greatness an attempting to road out of the democratic party every man who has opinions of his own. or who refuses to eat out of his hand, if some democrat shows a dispo sition to think for himself, Prince Char ley gravely adjusts his skull cap, wrin kles his forehead, draws down his eye brows, looks wise and denominates him " reactionary." Friend of Wilson. When I filed 1 stated that I endorsed the administration of Woodrow Wilson. which I do without reservation. He has shown qualities of atatesmenship' not seen In a president since Lincoln. When his secretary of state went out deliver ing Chautauqua lectures and we became involved In oreat International problems. President Wilson took over the active management of the State department himself, and the outcome In Mexico . Atamps him as the. greatest character or our time. I knew that the Bryan family was- plotting to bring about the retire ment of this great president with but a single term, and in my platform I de clared In favor of a second term for (President Wilson, and I shall demand that the state convention at Columbus go on record In favor or wuson ior iit. Deleiratea nnd People, t elan Horlnrxii In favor of a law mak Intr if ft flnnv for delegates to violate the instructions of the people, and I hopo that ilm nil Inclalntnre will uut through an uct of this kind, so that never again will Dy naving ner Thayer Republicans Endorse McOuistion HEBRON, Neb.. July . -(SpoclaU-A republican county convention was held In this city yesterday at which a full delegation of lJt delegates were present. The convention was made up of straight republicans and progressives, but a spirit of unity v ailed and tho convention passed off without any un pleasantness. J. T. McCulstton was unanimously en dorsed for tho office of attorney general and he will rccclvo a ery largo volo In this county. Tli following wcro elected ns dele gates to the state convention: Alexandria P. W. Cory, Georgo W. Wilson. Helvldere-Thomas Lahncrs. Bruning-H. R. Park. Carleton CJ. W. Bailey. Chester and Byron A. n. Hellmer. Davenport J. II. Bberman. Ollenil D. W. Walker. HebronFirst ward. H. F. Willis, Peo- ond ward. C. M. Llgglt; Third Ward. J . McCulstton. Hubbell-P. Wilcox. Spring Creek John Rodenburg. Hose Creek and Stoddard Jacob Boyd. H. L. Boycs was choson as central com mitteeman. Nebraska Nebraska NEMAHA REPUBLICANS MEET Church Howe Hcaj Delegation to State Convention. ENTHUSIASM AND HARMONY II. Thnntpann In Kleeted Chairman of County Committer Sevcrnl Cnnillilntrn tor Office Mnkr Atldmt'ftns. FURNAS COUNTY HAS FORTY CANDIDATES ARAPAHOE, Neb.. July 22.-(SpeMan An even forty candidates have filed in Furnas county for tho primary election to be held August 18. Tills county will bo rcprewsntod on the ballot for nearlv every office from governor down. John Slovens, ex-county attorney, Is out for tho governorship. James John of Cam bridge, state representative In the session of tho J911 legislature, has filed for the senate. Platform Kelley Is again seek ing election to the house. There are seven candidates for sheriff, four for clerk, two for treasurer, four for county judge, four for representative and two for tho senate. Even tho county com missioner job has Its Inducements There are vacancies to bo filled in the First and Second districts and ten men have volunteers' their services. Furnas county voters will havo a matter of some eighty names on the primary ballot from which to make their choice. AUni'RN. Neb., July 21. (Special.) Tho republicans of Nemaha county assembled In convention at the county court house Monday afternoon. The following dele gates were elected to the stato convention at Lincoln. Church Howe. B. K. Oood. A. L. law rence. T. J. Majors, Ed Ferneau. Frank Woodward. R F. Neal, L. E. Castleman, L. F. Maynard. Walter Klochcl. J. A. Doremus, Wllber Whltten. M. O. Randall. C. B. Thompson was elected chairman of the county central committee and W. B. Fisher secretary. Following the election of committeemen speeches were mado by the various can didates, there being a great number of them present. The principal speakers were, Frank Reavls of Falls City and James K. Delscll of Uncoln. candidates for congress from the First dlstrk't. Rob ert I. Elliott of Lincoln. candidate for stato utorlntendeut, spoke a few words In behalf of tho piblle schools. The convention Is considered one of the best In recent vara, party enthusiasm and harmony of principles running high. The assemblage was closed with a rous ing speech from Church Howe, mayor of Auburn, and or of the leading politicians of this county for years. Throtvn from Motoro jplr. OHIOWA. Neb.. July 22.-(Speclan-Rnlph lluchtol of Tobias was thrown off his motorcyclo-R half mile north of hero yesterday, lie was giring at a high rato of speed. His machine struck a rut and became unmanageable, throwing Its rider off. Ho was severely Injured Internally, but no bones wet broken. liood Croro" I" (tiirflrlil. Rt'RW'ELL. Neb., July K.-CSpvolan Over an Inch of rain fell hero last even ing, which lnsuros nn excellent corn crop. Corn Is u little late and Is lust shooting and tassellng. The groirld has been In good shape and today's rain will make tho best crop In yours. Tho liay crop Is In excellent condition. 'NTnhranlffl h lllfUTrftCCd delegation repudiate a. solemn pledge given at the polls. T)tn,.. nharUv. Vinvlnc seen the hand u rifi,.f. sin thn will. haB withheld his petition and It Is now too late for htm to tecome a candidate; but the democrats hao three splendid men In the field. Rep resenting illtrerem, aoaaes ui upiimm, m the do, the democratic ovters will have a full and fair opportunity to express tholr choice In the primaries and It Is no lonyer necessary that I should remain a I "hank my friends for the generous support which has been offered from every county In the state and beg to as sure them that I have no desire to hold oitlce. but have a desire to serve my Hollenbeck Files for Chief Justice FREMONT, Neb., July 21.-(Speclal.) Judge Conrad Hollenbeck of this city will file for tho nomination for Judge of the supreme court. Petitions for that pur pose are In circulation and will be filed In proper time before the primaries. The judge was talked of for the nomination last winter, but on account of poor health did riot consent to run until recently. He has now recovered and Is receiving strong support In this district irrespective of politics. Ho nas been on the' district bench for eleven years and though a democtrat In a district normally close or republican has never had any strenuous opposition. He has bten a resident tf Fremont for almost forty years and is a veteran of the civil war. It was in his court that Judgo Estello of Omnhn got his 25,000 libel verdict against the Dally New s. ARAPAHOE BOOSTERS TO TOUR COUNTY FRIDAY ARAPAHOE, Neb., July 23 -(SpcclaU- Final arrangements for the Furnas county sociability tour Friday were mado at a moss meeting of business men and citizens last evening. The boosters, with band and ball team, wilt line up for the start from Arapahoe at S a. m. Friday. The score of automobiles loaaea wnn live citizens will make their first stop nt Edison, where at least one car will Join the procession. Oxrord, lieaver cuy, Hendley and WllsonvlUe citizens will help swell the 'round county parade. Concerts will bo given by Arapahoe's thirty-piece band at all towns along the route. A ball game will be ployed at Cambridge, and Holbrook will be treated to an evening concert. The nlnety-mllo sched ule covers thirteen hours. The roads a o In good shape following reoent rains. Notes from finite Conntr. BEATRICE, Neb., July 22. (Special. -Flro Tuesday evening broke out In the rear or Julius Schellenburg's store at Wymote, and before the firemen suc ceeded In subduing the flames the stock was damaged to tho extent of J300. The origin of the fire Is not known. The loss Is covered by Insurance. F. M. Barnes, founder of the town of Bameston and one of the early settlers of Gage county, was brought here Tues day to receive treatment at a local hos pital. He Is 80 years or age. Mrs. Augusta Heldecker died suddenly Tuesday evening of heart trouble at a local hospital, aged 62 years. She leaver no ramlly except her husband. 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In bottle milk the richncii goes into the cream which Is generally used for coffee or cereals while the blue milk is used in baking and cooking. And this blue milk hasn't tho proper food value to insure satisfactory and uniform results. With Cottage Milk you can use part of it full strength for cream and dilute the rest for cooking purposes and always have the proper food value. Cottace Milk Is of the highest quality and uniformity at all times. Our policy of selling direct from the Condentcries to the grocer Insures your getting it always fresh. Urder a supply today. Once you learn the quality, convenience and economy of Cottage Milk you'll never go back to bottle milk. The Milk Without the Cooked Totta In Two Sizes 5 and 10c At all Good Dealers If your grocer does not sell Cottage Milk, phone DouRlai4413.orwriteour!ocalrepresentatlvM, Cullen Brokerage Co., 215 Urandeis Theatre bldg.. (or name or grocer nearest you wno Goes. 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Our own outa show up well in the paper, why not havo yours made un der the same-conditions 1 Information and estimates furnished upon request 140 Beo Bldg., Omaha. Omaha Real Estate is the Best Investment You Gould Make. Read Tho Bee's Real Estate Columns. Drawn For The B The best newspaper uttai ( tke ooaatry eoatribst terir beat work for Be reader. MAN WHO SHOT WILLIAM ROSSLER IS ARRESTED TECUMSEH. Neb.. July 22. (Special.) Sheriff Aldrlch of Falls City has caught the negro, Ixuls Brown, who It Is c'nlmcd shot and robbed William Rossler at Salem Friday night. Roasler, who claims to be a laborer from St. Joseph looking for work In the harvest fields, was In a box car on the Burlington when the nesro entered the car and robbed htm at the point of a revolver. A few dollars and a watch were secured. A struggle ensued in which Brown shot Rossler In the throat. Inflicting serious Injury. Rossler was taken to a hospital In Falls City and his chances at recovery are hardly even. 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