Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-20

of the Pullman company in Nebraska. At
this time the same charge is made for both
upper, and lower berths and a representa-
tive of the legislature. who was here last
night AMI who rode in an upper berth,
said he was not only in favor OF cutting
the prices for these berths but il he could
find a second he was in favor of abolishing
them altogether. 1t is probable Governor
Mickey will recommend in his message to
the legislature the amendment OF the law
governing the assessment of this CONF
pany.
Pictures of the Candidates.
The republican state committee Of
ficials are sending out folders upon which
are printed the pictures of the state
candidates, with the exception of the
candidates for railway commissioners
and a short sketch Of each of the candi-
dates together with A synopsis OF the
republican state platform. One page Is
devoted TO a sketch of the three candi-
dates for railway commissioners-Dr. H.
T. Wiunett, Robert Cowell and Renegade
!, Williams-the biggest black spot on the
ticket Pictures are printed of Norris
Brown, George L. Sheldon. NJ. r. Hope
well George C. Junkin, Edwin NJ. Searle,
ri Lawson G. Brian, Jasper l.. McBrien,
William 7. Thompson and Henry M. la
ton So far none of those whose pictures
are printed have sued for damages, but
friends say they have good case
Republican Campaign Dates.
Numerous republican meetings have oeeh
scheduled for the closing days OF the CAIN
paign and Senator Burkett, George l.
sheldon Norris Brown and w. Il, Andrews
will be busy every day from now until the
votes are counted. Following is llst
| of the meetings announced;
Norris Brown October, %. Beatrice
and Wymore; I'D, Wilcox; I'D, Alma; 24th,
Roseland and Hastings; 18th, North Plat;
| 18th Kearney and Bellwood; 9th, sutton
and Exeter; 10Th, Palmyra and Syracuse
'O George s' L. Sheldon: october, 20. Cedar
BUNS and Wahoo; go, Al Ailiance' 30 "a
and Loup city: 10Th. Central City, and
aurora; 26th, kearney and Gothenburgi
glth, Columbus and s sN,T IitIir - nd
| iIoIdrege, Sist, Indianola and McCook:
Senator Burkett: October 90 Brainard
and Esins SHY Ia s1GGH h shenan
doah Ia; 18th, Fairbury; Both Cozad; Sls''
fI ". e. Andrews: October 70, Crab
| Orchard; ed Edgar (afternoon); Ath,
Franklin; 18th, Orleans; 18Th Ragan; 2'th'
| AXtell.
Rebellion In High school squeIched.
|
school students charged with having
smeared bad language over the house Of
Principa. Sanders of the high school, with
red and yellow paint. numerous students
held a meeting at the school this noon to
| adopt resolutions denouncing the principal
! and demanding his resignation. 1t so
/ happened that just as the boy orators were
| warming up their cohorts and getting
them in condition to strike an effective
/ blow for liberty, Principal Sanders walked
/ into the room. He settled down over
! the meeting like "a pail. Courage oozcd
| out of those students at every pore Right
about face was the order OF the day and
| when the resolution was passed II con-
demned the five young boys who so far
! forgot themselves as to smear bad Ian
/ guage on the house of their principal. One
of the pupils said victory would not have
been turned into defeat if the girls had
stood pat The girls he said voted In favor
| Of the principal and the sissy boys fol-
lowed suit, leaving the unterrifed in "a
| hopeless minority All OF the trouble
grew out OF Principal Sanders opposition
4 to foot ball causing the break up OF the
best high school foot ball team in the
state, and for that matter in seven states
Teachers Have BANQUET.
/ The principals and superintendent of
| Nebraska schools who are here attending
their annual meeting laid aside care this
| evening and went against a banquet at
! the Lindell hotel, at which most OF the
visitors were present. Superintendent A.
{ c. Fullmer of Beatrice acted as toast
| master and l. f. Mumford Of Lincoln was
| general manager. At the meeting today
| Superintendent w. A Yoder of Douglas
county delivered a paper on How to Su-
| pervise Without Visitation and A. O.
! Thomas of the Kearney Normal school
I talked on How TO Fix the Salary OF
| Teachers" Others who delivered addresses
| OF entered into the discussions were W.
| W. Stoner of York f. L. Rouse OF Platts-
mouth, W. L. Stephens Of Lincoln, A A.
Reed OF Superior. George H Thomas Of
McCook, Superintendent A. L. Teed of
Dixon county and Fl. b. Ward Of the State
university.
Andrews Here for CamDaIEn.
W. y. Andrews, auditor OF the United
States treasury. came 20 Lincoln this morn
ing from Washington and will take part
in the republican campaign. beginning to-
morrow night. until election. His first
meeting Will be held az Crab Orchard.
Court Sustatns Bennett.
The decision OF the supreme court in the
Central gransries assessment case 10
which it Is neld grain dealers must %