Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27

Woltse, Randolph; fusion. A. J. Williams,
Ninth District-Republican, S. D. Thorn
ton of Neigh, NJ. c. Bressler Of Clear
water; fusion. ]. D. Hatfield, Neigh.
Tenth District-Republican, no recommen-
Eleventh District-Repubiican, G. A. Ran
call, Newman Grove; fusion, no recon-
Twelfth District-Republican, no recon-
mendation; fusion, no recommendation.
Thirteenth District-Republican, F. w.
Phillips, Star; fusion, James A. Donohoe,
O'Neiil.
Fourteenth District-Republican, r. S:
Rls.ng of Ainsworth, Ernest L; Myers OF
Newport ,y fusion p; no rec ,bmnan 81 K,r-
sey, Arcadia; fusion, William c. Elliott of
Mason City, J; A. oils, tr; Of Ord.
Sixteenth District-Republican; Charles
A. Clark, Ravenna; fusion, no recommended
ton.
Seventeenth District-Republican. no rec
ommendation; fusion, no recommendation.
Eighteenth District-Republican, E. L..
King, Osceola; fusion, A. M. Templin, Pal
Nineteenth District-Republican, no rec
concentration; fusion. NJ. w. Lorimer.
Utica.
Brown Of Lincoln, j. II. Mockett, jr, of
Lincoln; fusion, j. e. Miller of Lincoln, r.
r. Chambers of Firth.
Twenty-first District-Republican, Harry
Sackett, Beatrice; fusion, no recommended
ton.
Twenty-second District-Republican, no
recommendation; fusion. no
Twenty-third District-Republican, DR.. F.
Wilcox. Hubbell; fusion, no recommended
Twenty-fourth Distrlct-Republican, John
Doran. Bradshaw; fusion, no
ton.
Twenty-fifth Neutrality-suspicious., ]. M.
Cox, Hampton; fusion, Robert G.. Brown,
Twenty-sixth District-Republican. r. NJ.
Akin of Nelson. Ralph X. Hin Of Hardy;
fusion. no RECOMMENDATION.
Twenty-seventh District-Republican, =.
NJ. Ball, Hastings; fusion, Elmer Simms,
Hastings.
Tweniy-elghth District-Republican, un-
Twenty-ninth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. under
advisement; fusion, Cecil e. Mathews,
BARLEY.
mond, Scott's Bluff; fusion, Grin Reed,
Ogallala.
Committee Explains Action.
In explanation of the foregoing. recon-
mendations, we should say that where the
words mo recommendation appear, the
candidate is in some cases known to be
hostile to us, and in other cases the mat
tiers is still under advisement. Where
there is but one candidate of a party rum
ming. our recommendation would be unim-
portant. In the Ninth district we recon-
mend all candidates; because all are IN
favor of county option. r the Fifteenth
district we m Mr.. Kinsey, because
our Information leads us to believe that he
has the best chance or deteatlnB IeuWlcn,
who is against county option. Mr.. Mattley
is equally as good a man and as favorable
to county option as Mr., Kinsey, but 1t Is
necessary to center upon one candidate in
order to defeat the candidate who opposes
county option. In the Nineteenth district
Lorimer and Schick. on the democratic
ticket, favor county option, and Fuller OPP
poses 1t. We favor Lorimer to- make sure
of Fuller's defeat. In the Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth districts we will make
We urge republican voters 10 make a
special effort at the primaries FOR a l,
Is, %ilsse In in the the E sisff 'i e. a.. H HG%isf
in the Eleventh, Charles A. Clark in the
sixteenth, George, H.. Kinsey In the FIT
Harry sackett in the Twenty-first and L.
L. Raymond in the Thirtieth district.
We ask democratic voters to make a
in the Fifth, Charles c.. Montgomery In the
sixth, A. ]. Williams in the Eighth, M
W. Lorimer in the Nineteenth elmer
Mathews in the Twenty-ninth district.
In the case OF Omaha, we request our re-
publican friends to vote only for Bergquist
and our democratic friends to vote only
for Montgomery.
The liquor men have practically given up
the house and are centering their tght on
the senate; this means that the senate
fight is likely to be close. I'VE therefore
urge all our friends not only TO go TO the
a vote as possible. Our prospects are good
and we can win II our friends will do their
duty at the polls to get out the vote.
County option means home rule. THOSE
who oppose county option believe IN TAXA
tion without representation.
Road Appeals Case.
Boyd Burrows. whose show property was
destroyed by fire on a Burlington train
In Holt county. and who secured a judg-
ment for 81, $50 IN the lower court, will
have to fight again in the supreme court
as the case has been appealed by the rail-
road. In the list Of losses enumerated by
Burrows are the following: Prison scene
kitchen scene, pair tormentors. parlor
scene. stage jewelry. rocky pass, MI Bur
rows wardrobe, underwear, shirts. col
lars, ties. studs, cuffs, buttons and hand
k~erchiefs."
Answer to Lumbe Dealers.
The Burlington railroad has filed its
answer with the State Railway commits
sion TO the allegation Of the Chicago Lum-
Der company and others that lower rates
on lumber are given Lincoln dealers than
Omaha dealers. The answer sets out that
the rates are lower from Lincoln to GER
tain parts OF the South Platte country and
these rates. the answer says. are based
on distance, and Lincoln is fifty-five miles
closer to the points in question.
In its answer to the application of Guth-
RE & Co, who desire a transfer switch
connecting the Burlington and Missouri Pa
cific at Superior. the Burlington says the
compliments operate a mill on the track
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