Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-10-24
HAINER LIKES TO BE JUDGE
Former Nebraskan ON OklahOma
Beach Desires 60 Continue
In Position. ...-.. f.....-. .
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(From a Stan Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. oct. 2S.-(special Tele-
gram. In anticipation of the proclana-
tion Of the president declaring oklahoma
a state, Washington has become the mecca
/ for politicians Of all grades looking for
political preferment when another star
is added to the flag. with the horde OF
politicians, who have come to the national
capital for the purpose Of participating
! in the enjoyment Of the offices there arc
In Washington several gentlemen of the
new state who are seeking advancement
along judicial lines. among them being
Judge B. r. Hainer. who has occupied a
( place on the territorial bench for the last
! ten years Judge Hainer Is a brother OF
ex-Congressman Halner OF Aurora and
lived in Nebraska several years before his
appointment by Mckinley to the federal
bench in the territory. Now that Okla
: homa is to become a state, Judge Hainer
| is. candidate for the place as federal
Judge for the district of Oklahoma. and as
he has splendid backing, not only from
the bar Of the state, but as his record as
judge Is excellent and he stands cspe-
cially high with the Department of Jus
! tice. II is believed here that he will be ap
pointed to the life position by yhe presi-
dent.
/ Judge Hainer, who is prominent Ma
! son, was the guest at the Royal order of
| Scotland banquet held last evening at the
new Willard. Hon. Charles S. LObingier
of Omaha, now one of the presiding judges
in the district of Manila, is In Washing
ton this week in attendance upon the SUI
preme council, southern jurisdiction, Scot
tish Rite Masons. Judge Looingier, who
has made a splendid record on the bencn
of the Philippine islands, will leave Wash
ngton the last Of the week for the James,
town exposition and will then go TO Omaha
! on his return TO his faraway post.
Auditor w. Il. Andrews of the Treasury
department will leave Friday Tor Ne
braska to participate in the republican
campaign. Mr.. Andrews has notified the
state committee that he will be ready to
accept assignments after next Monday and
will remain In the state until after cleo
tion.
! Ida A. Bougston of Clay county, Ne
braska, has been appointed to a position
in the government printing office.
| c. +. McGrew, vice president OF the
Omaha National bank Is in Washington
on matters connected with the Treasury
| department
The application of r. A. Batty. J. II.
Chevalier, John Farquharson, ]. b. La
porte. L. II. Eastman and A. Erickson to
organize the First National bank of Camp
bell. Neb., with $4,000 capital, has been
approved by the comptroller OF the cur
rency.
Postmasters appointed: Nebraska-
Dixon, Dixon county, Arthur l.. Hooker,
vice r. L. Delay, resigned; Johnstown.
Brown county, Elmer e. Dentler, vice Nj.
L. Beebout, removed. Iowa-Fern, Grundy
county. Herman +. Froemming, vice H. l..
Piper. resigned; Pacific Junction, Mills
county, woddie p. Haynie. vice William
Bennett, deceased; Perkins. Sioux county.
Arend Van Der Box, vice ]. J. Dyksta,
resigned; Sioux Center. Sioux county, bel
bert w Duncan. vice Garrltt Bosyink, re-
signed. Wyoming-Echeta, Crook county.
/! Clara S. Hunter. vice Annie Tubbs. re-
signed.