Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-30

7. Swanson. Clay Center, Fifth district;
A. d Cameron, sPaulding Sixth district.
hawka.
Democrat and ePople's Independent
Ashton 2; Shalenberger, Alma; George w.
Berge, Lincoln,
DemGoT a NC c; 6P3ShHlTmss1g Omaha
Repulbican-M. r. Hopewell, Tekamah.
Democrat and Peoples -Independent-E
o. Garrett, Fremont.
R.puS SiESBE6xRY OF g !g gTAETTR Smith.
field. ~
Democrat and Peoples Independent
John Mates, trr Nebraska City; DR.. A T.
AUDITOR.
Republican-H. L. Cook, st. PAUL. John
College View; George Antilles, Omaha;
Silas A.. Barton, rGand Island.
Democrat and Peoples Independent
Democrat-Edwin II. Luikhart, Tilden.
TREASURER.
Republican-Lawson G., Brian, Albion.
Democrat and Peoples Independent
Clarence Mackey, Ansiey.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT.
Auburn; James e, Delzell, Lexington; S
| II. Martin, st. Paul.
Democrat and Peoples Independent
N. c. Abbott, Tekamah.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Republican-Wiiliam T. Thompson, Cen
Democrat and Peoples Independent
Memo Warren Terry, Beatrice; E. d.
LAND COMMISSIONER.
Republican,. M. Shivley, Fremont; Will
liam Husenetter. Linwood.
Democrat and Peoples Independent
w. b.. Eastman, Broken Bow.
RAILWAY COMMISSIONER.
! Republicans M; Wallace, Clay Center;
s IL A. P%i dTes! Pierce b6 J; A ySI was-
Democrat and Peoples independent
William II. Cowgirl. Holdrege.
Democrat-George o. Brophy. Omaha.
Filings for congressman.
kRepublican-First district. Ernest M. Pol
lard, Nehawkai Second, Thomas w. Black
burn, Omaha; Charles l.. Saunders, Omaha;
Third, J. F: Boyd, Neigh; Fourth, Ed
Aldrich, David City; Fifth. George w. Nor
ris, McCook; Sixth, NJ. p. Kinksld, o Neil.
Demoerat-First district, A. p. Fitzsim-
colin; Second, @. M. Hitchcock, Omaha;
Howard Columbus Fourth Charles F,
Ashton Grand Island 0usionl; Sixth, VII
liam II. Westover, Rushville Qusion)
Waner b. McNeel, North Platte.
Majors Files for senator.
Colonel Tom Majors of Peru. whom John
W, Kern resembles, called at the state
house today and completed his filing for
senator for his district.
When l read in The Bee that John
Kern looked like me-" said Colonel Ma
jors, Il knew someone was trying TO do
Kern a favor. 1t satisfied me that he
would get the nomination. At the election
l suspect he will set what / got"
on his own personal popularity or his
resemblance to Kern Colonel Majors has
received the endorsement of the Bryan
club OF the Peru Normal school along
with Colonel Bryan. About twenty mem
bers OF the club marched to the home Of
Colonel Majors and notified him OF the
endorsement in a twenty-minute speech.
Mr.. Majors assured the members OF the
club that he was pleased with the en-
dorsement and for fear they had made
a mistake he assured them he was a re
publican even II he and John Kern do
look alike. So far no one has filed at
the state house in opposition to Colonel
Majors.
Democrats scarce Ia West.
w. V. Hoagland OF North Platte was a
caller at republican state headquarters to-
day. He brought the formati that
Bryan sentiment in his pjart OF the state
was mighty scarce. While in Omaha yes
terday Mr.. Hoagland settled the long
drawn dispute between the Union Pacifl,
and John Frazier. an ice manufacturer.
The railroad sought 10 build stock yard,
] at North Platte and Mr., Frazier filed !
] petition for an injunction in the distric