Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
PRVDDINC UP The VOTERS
Chairman Warner Points Out the Dangers
of 0Verconhienos
STATE OtHCIlLs IN NEBRASKA CITY
Division of Lutheran Ch7rch Property
at YutRn Causes Trouble for
the Supreme Court TO
settle.
CFrom a s.an corresponaentl

CFrom SAN Consequently
LINCOLN, Oct. 2s.-Cspecial )-Chairman
Warner of the republican state committee
is sending out letter to chairmen OF every
precinct urging them to get out the vote
and leave no stone untIrned to make Judge
Lotions majority rs large as that of Pres
ident Roosos cit. While the democrats APP
parently a-e doing absolutely nothing ex-
cept looking after the fights in the counties,
Mr.. Warner is urging his lieutenants to be
careful and be not over-conhdent. The poll
Of the state shows gratifying increase in
the republican vote over last year and It
will be woe to the precinct chairman who
sends in an increase and then falls down
In getting out the Increase on the final day.
The chairman has requested every county
chairman to let him know of any trouble,
and so far every chairman has reported
that republicans were supporting their
ticket and no fault was to be found. The
only danger is overconfdence. and this
Chairman Warner is urging the chairman
in every county to look out for.
A number OF democrats this year will
cast their votes for Fred Abbott of Co
lumbus for regent of the State university
and have so announced themselves in this
county This because Mr.. Abbott was ex-
tremely popular when a student here and
because of his we'll known ability. He has
been a friend of the students and when he
takes his place the students will have a
regent on the board to whom they can take
their troubles with assurance of a careful
hearing. He. probably better than any of
the candidates knows the needs of the uni
versity. for since leaving school he has
been always In touch with It.
Chairman Roberts of the Lancaster COM
mittee is going over the county with fine
tooth comb just to keep in practice. and he
is stirring up the animals to beat the band.
He expects every republican to convert a
democrat and thus increase the vote in this
county over that of any previous Off year.
officials I'm Nebraska city.
Every state officer and every deputy state
officer with the exception of Fred Miller,
deputy secretary of state, went to Ne
braska City today to attend the ceremonies
incident to the unwilling OF the j. Sterling
Morton monument. The special train over
the Burlington, which was to have left
here at $3.50 o'clock, did not get out until
after 10. In all about 800 people went from
here.
Christian EndenvOr Convention.
The tenth annual meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society OF Nebraska is holding
forth at the First Presbyterian church,
with nearly 300 out-of-town people in at
tendance. The meeting opened last night
with a speech of welcome by Governor
Mickey, which was responded to by Presi
dent Arthur Chase of Omaha. The meeting
will continue until Sunday evening.
Make Good Their Promise.
L. b. Smith and Miss Hazel Bell whose
parents objected TO them beginning on
lfe's journey as Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, were
married in Kansas City yesterday. The
young man called upon his intended few
evenings ago and left TO go to an entertain
ment. During their absence the parents
OF the bride went to another entertainment
and upon returning home found a note from
their dauShter that she and her sweetheart
had gone away to be tied up, The last
word received from them was that they
had been tied. The parents have the glad
hand ready whenever the couple gets ready
to come back.
Brief In Grain Case.
A second brief in the grain case was
filed in the supreme court today by the at
torneys for the grain dealers, and in this
brief, which. like the first, is an argument
in favor of the demurrer to the petition of
the state for permanent Injunction, calls
attention to four laws now on the Nebraska
statutes commonly known as antitrust
laws. The brief contends that 1t is of the
greatest Importance that the defendants
know under which act the suit is brought
Not knowing, the brief contends that none
OF the laws are applicable to an injunction
suit.
Church Case in Court.
The supreme court has before 1t another
church fight. This one comes from Yutan
and was filed today. The contestants are
the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church and
the St John Evangelical Lutheran, and
from the brief filed today by Stewart g.
Munger and L. E. Gruver for the Zion
church It is evident that the brethren are
not dwelling together in peace and har-
mony Many years ago the Zion church
was erected by a membership composed
exclusively OF English speaking people.
Then the Germans began to Join and soon
had a majority of the membership. Then,
upon a vote, they decided to hold German
services and TO allow the German pastor to
live in the parsonage. The English speak
ing people could not understand the Ger
man sermons. so they did not know whether