Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
Nebraska
BRYAN WILL RUN
Governor Thinks Peerless Will Be a
Candidate for Senator.
RETURNS MOTOR COMPANY CASH
Secretary Refuses 60 Accept Mckeen
Corporation Tax on Conditions
Under which it was
sent TO Him.

LINCOLN Neb., Aug. N.-CSpecial.)-
Governor Ashton c. Shallenberger, who
may be a candidate for United States rem
ator himself next year. believes William J.
Bryan will be a candidate and he says
Mr.. Bryan has a chance Of being elected.
In discussing the campaign next year,
Governor ~Shallenberger said:
THE tariff will be the big issue in the
next campaign and the man who is elected
will be the candidate who stands for a de-
cided reduction. 1t is my judgment that
hin Nebraska the majority Of the people
are not in favor Of the tariff bill that
passed and 10 that reason 1t will De a very
live issue in this state.
II am very much In favor Of our law
which provides that the senator shall be
elected by a popular vote, for It is very
seldom that the people err In such mat
ters. / am OF the opinion Mr.. Bryan will
be a candidate for United states senator,
and II he consents to make the race l be-
lievs he will be elected"
Governor shallenberger has taken a deep
interest in the differences between Forester
Pinchot and Secretary Ballinger since he
has had an opportunity to read up on the
matter and he expressed the hope that the
fight would not go 30 far that either would
be forced to retire from the service.
IN discussing THESE Two anu lJlFbCtOI
Newell Of the reclamation service, the
governor said both Pinchot and Newell
have won their places, and they should be
retained in the service to complete the
great work they have commenced. 1 do
not ~criticise Secretary B~allinger, for he is
an able man and has done much good
work, but 1 hope the differences between
the two departments will not become so
acute that either Pinchot or Newell will
be forced to resign. They should be so
licited to remain in office"
Split Up Prohibition Debate.
The committee in charge of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union program at
the state fair has concluded to have Sena-
tor Patrick speak on Tuesday and Mayor
DIAL Imam and W. b. Price speak the fol-
lowing day. Dahlman and Patrick in one
day was concluded to be too hot a program
for this weather, so Mr.. Price, who always
manages to keep cool, was substituted for
the joint discussion.
Motor Company Money Returned.
Because the McKeen Motor compan
made such a vigorous demand for the re-
turn of its 500 paid under the occupation
tax law. Secretary Of State Junkin re-
turned the money to the company with
the announcement that when the company
produced a receipt from the state treas
urer showing the fee had been paid to the
state, then he would issue a permit for
the company to do business.
In his letter, which accompanied the
check. Mr.. McKeen said he paid the fee
/ not because he wanted to, but because he
4 had to and It. was paid under duress and
Aprotest and he served notice on the Sec
Aetary of state not to permit any part OF
~aa.au AkAL.na As.N - "a
he wound up the letter by demanding
It the money be returned to him al
20.
tr. Junkin, under the law, is author,
! to take the money, but he is pro
ted from taking II under the constitu
So as an accommodation to the pub
Q has been accepting the money and
paylng 1t to the treasurer himself
who object, however, he simpl!
notice on them to pay the money t.
sasurer and bring the receipt to him
Use no permit will be issued.
No street. restaurants.
)ns who attend the state fair will
fpectation of buying a real ham
on the street corner will be dlsap
Upon the promise OF the loca
INT men, Mayor Love has decide,
no permits for the construction
feeding places. The restauran
lso object TO the churches serv
ungry multitude during the fair
antime. however, visitors to Lin
'ound II pretty hard to get thei
time when there is a crow,
with the churches and restau
q overtime.
Denies Interview.
ayor Loves friends are hav
at his expense because o
published from him over II
The mayor was quoted a
he liquor interests in tn
feated the Lincoln charte
for a commission plan o
AS a matter Of fact thos
charter secured a petitioi
defeat. which was signe,
lber Of business men an
&@-& ,yor Love led all the rest
the mayor denied givinI
W.
lust BE Tested.
riGn Jucknies has sen
of thoroughbred cattl
copies of the quarantin