Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

they did not, but republicans have done it.
I stand in favor of legislation that would
make deposits safe and insure their return
on demand to the depositors.
1--WE can better trust the republican party
to l~egislate on questions, of finance the
same as tho republican party can better be
trusted on the tariff.
.,The democrats are trying to make votes
on the question OF home rule. AS far as
{ am concerned l have never felt but that
the people of Omaha are able to govern
themselves. i have always thought that
way. Many years ago l thought that the
appointment OF a board OF fires and police
commissioner should be in the HANDS Of
the people. II home rule means TO give
the epople the right TO appoint its own po-
lice commissioner and to make its own
charter am for it, but II 1t means home
ruin. /. as governor Of Nebraska, am
against it,
.'The question Of shall the people rule
IN Nebraska sounds like hollow mockery.
The republican party in the short space OF
W years has made 1t possible for the
people to rule"
Republicans Active in West.
That he has stirred up the republican
ranks IN the states of the middle west to
All ullDEtlNdEAAANd 4 was NNt 'RN
ance given Governor Hughes on his ar
rival to speak here tonight. Governor
Crawford Of South. Dakota, accompanied
the Hughes party through that state and
assured the New York governor that the
visits Of himself, Mr.. Taft and Senator
Beveridge to the northwest had thoroughly
aroused the voters of that section to the
issues Of the campaign. A genuine western
aspect was given to the tour by the pres
enoe Of United States Marshall Seth Bull
lock, OF Deadwood, s. D., a former cham
pton on hunting trips of President Roose-
welt and guide recently of the presidents
son, Kermit, on an indian reservation. who
Joined the Hughes train at WATERFOWL.
At Sioux Falls, where Governor Hughes
spoke at noon, the factories and locomo-
tives as a salute blew a blast of steam
whistles for ten minutes The crowd In the
hhll there interrupted his speaking with
EXPLANATIONS OF "the next governor of
New York and president in 1912"
ON the train Seth Bullock and Governor
Trghes had a talk. 81 am glad TO see New
York Is building sky scrapers higher thar
ever said Bullock, 'for now New Workers
may learn by going to, the top Of them
that the sun sets farther west thar
Jersey"
III thats a tWit at me, SAID governor
Hughes. 81 viii tell you I am something
OF A westerner myself"
Itinerary of hughes.
Governor Hughes will leave omahs
Wednesday morning on a special train or
the Burlington for a flying trip through
Nebraska, making short stops for speeches
at thirteen towns In the state and closing
at Hastings with a big meeting In the
evening, after which he will leave for st
Joseph. The itinerary for the Hughes
special In Nebraska is:
Leave Omaha at 1880 q, m, arrive Ash
land at $50 a. M, leave Ashland at S:35 a
m, arrive HaVelock at $40 a. M, leave
Havelock at s:l5 a. m. arrive Lincoln Al
9;S a. m, leave Lincoln at $3.50 a. M, ar
rive Seward at 1880 a. M, leave Seward a
1885 a. M. arrive York at 1890 Q. m, leav,
York at 1l:@ a. m, arrive Aurora u m.
leave Aurora at lF6 p! m, arrive Crane
Island at 12:45 p. m, leave Grand Islam
over the Union Pacific for Kearney, leav
Ing Kearney over the Chicago, BuriinEtoi
a. Quincy again at 8 p. m, arrive Kenesav
at p m, leave Kenesaw at 4:O5 p. m.
arrive Minden at ASS p. M. leave Mindel
at A.A0 n m arriVa ANtalI af n m