Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-13
Nebraska
GOOD IS GOING IT ALONE
Boosts Himself at Expense Of Other
Democratic Candidates.
REVELATION OF CAMPAIGN
known Deem Was TO he Left TO His
own Resources, nut Thought
Good ana suiIivRn wouId
Pull Together.
CAMPAIGN
tRrom a staff Correspondent

FfOm y bNAL Correspondent
LINCOLN. oct. 1a-Cspeciai.)-JudRe
D. F. Good, Democratic candidate for SUI
preme Judge. will no doubt have to ex-
plain to his political committed when the
democratic leaders discover the kind OF
literature that he or some one OF his
friends il sending out in his behalf. The
literature which IL being circulated az
tempts to build MP Judge Good at the ex-
pence OF his colleagues on the democratic
ticket.
1t is more evidence Of the split in the
democratic party
or a printed sheet, which is being cir
culated in the interest OF Judge Good.
there are sixteen editorials and clippings
from newspapers. All Of these clippings
and homemade editorials speak we'll OF
the Wahoo candidate and two have scant
mention Of Judge Sullivan and one
mentions Judge Dean. These two were
printed evidently on the circular because
they boost Judge Good Just a little more
than the other two candidates.
As an example Of how Judge Good feels
toward Judge Sullivan. the Judge who re-
signed from the bench after serving one
lay. after having been appointed by Gov
ernor Sheldon, is the following item at the
head Of the circular credited to no paper:
~ SSba - Wv &bANHl uGUuNCTAIl0
jurist and their best man for the supreme
bench. We regard him as preferable to
Judge Sullivan"
Who the we refers TO II Is impossible
to tell by the circular, for no credit Is given
the item. leaving the read to infer that
Judge Good himself is authority for the
statement that he Is preferable to Judge
Sullivan
Evsf6 Indication pointed to the double
cross Of Judge Dean by both Sullivan and
Good, but the circulation OF literature solely
In the interest OF Judge Good is the first
evidence to come to hand that Judge Good
had concluded to hustle for himself and
pay no attention to either Sullivan or Dean.
Italians Observe Columbus Day.
The Italians OF Lincoln tonight celebrated
the discovery OF America by Columbus
with a banquet at the Lincoln hotel. Grant
Martin, deputy attorney general, and Frank
Tyrrell, county attorney. were the speak
ers. .
Labor Temple for Lincoln.
The Lincoln Labor Temple association this
morning bought the brick building at 217-21S
North Eleventh street for S1s, 900. Work will
he started Immediately to prepare the build
ing for a labor temple. One ground floor
room will be used for a labor headquar-
tiers. billiard and reading room and one
store room will be rented. on the second
floor there will be three rooms for the use
Of various unions and a hall 5Ox6O feet.
Surplus I'm Treasury.
state Treasurer Brian received 5000 from
various counties today and he has no state
debt to which to apply the money. At
the present rate Of collections the treasurer
80 of the opinion the state viii be able TO
take care of its obligations as they be-
come due without having to register any
more warrants. Then II the present gen.
erai fund levy lie sufficient there will be no
occasion for any further state debt during
this blennium.
PHOTOGRAPHER in Session.
The state Association OF Photographers
began it's annual meeting tonight with
headquarters at the Lindell hotel. Tomor-
row the photographers will be formally
welcomed to the city by Mayor Love and
hey will place their prize winning work
on exhibition at the art hall at the uni
versity. The program tonight consisted of
shop talk and a feed with music thrown in.
ComPrOmisc with Traction Company.
The city OF Lincoln and the Lincoln Trac-
ton company is about TO get together again
IN some kim OF an agreement. The com
pany desired to pay some $4,000 back taxes
out OF future earnings before the city got
it's share and II wanted also to have it's
heating plant pay an income on H1'OOo
The latest agreement Is for the company
to pay its $4,000 taxes out Of past earnings
and the city agrees to permit the company
to eSMn Z per cent on a valuation Of $3.50
eO instead Of on S2.I4o,OO. The company
will pay the city 3 per cent on its gross
earnings. After that, when the company
has taken out It's Z per cent, the earnings
above that sum are divided between the
city and the company.
Commercial Club Election.
The Commercial club tonight elected the
following Board Of Directors: W. A. Sell
leck. w. f. Hardy, r. NJ. Joyce, C.. II.
Rudge. C. w. Bryan. Mark Woods, ]. C.
IIarpham. II. L. Goooh, NJ. L. Aiken, H.. X
Burket, S. A. Foster. g. ]. Woods.
This board win select a secretary at some
future date. The report of the secretary
showed the club 20 be larger and finan-
cially better off than ever before in its
history.
CHARGE Of B~oOtleEuInR.