Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07


an order from the supreme court will
send out sample primary ballots to the
county clerks which contain the names Of
candidates for supreme Judge and regents
of the State university, or places for them
to be voted for.
In the meantime the attorney general
said 1t didn't make any difference what
the proclamation of the officers said.
Governor Greets Danes.
Governor Shallenberger has exchanged
felicitous messages with the Danish-Amer-
leans who are over home celebrating the
industrial exposition now on over there.
The governor sent the following message
Saturday:
DR.. Henius, Royal Aarhus, Denmark:
Nebraska proud of her Danish ~citizens,
sends message good will and patriotic de-
ASHTON C. SHALLENBERGER-
This afternoon the following answer was
received by the governors:
AARHUS, Denmark.-Governor Shallen-
berger, Lincoln, Neb. Thousands Danish
Americans send best wishes and thanks for
enthusiastically received message.
HEINUS, Chairman.
DR.. Heinus resides in Chicago and is
chairman of the committee of Danish
Americans who are assisting in the exposi-
ton.
Perkins Home from Kentucky. q,
Clark Perkins, secretary to the Railway
commission, returned last night with Mrs.
Perkins from a visit to the native wilds
of his grandsires down in old Kentucky
where he had never been before. One OF
the places OF interest visited was Burling'
ton, a county seat town OF 200 people
where Mr.. Perkins father was born. He
visited the house where his father ArsI
saw the light, which was the same house
to which his grandfather took his bride
many years ago. In the village cemetery
he found the grave OF his great-great
grandfather, and the dates on the stone
showed he had been born in 1740 and died
in 1884. He was a captain in the revolu'
tionary war. Tobacco, he found, was th'
principal crop Of the farmers.
Preparing for State Fair.
General superintendent Foster is busilN
engaged with a gang OF men preparing thu
state fair grounds for the coming fair
I September 6 to 10.
A new-hog judging pavilion with forty
two show pens has been erected in thu
middle of the avenue between the TIVE
rows Of swine barns. This will afforC
ample facilities for continuous judging by
the three experts in charge at the coming
fair.
The Board Of Managers is arranging 70
additional cement sidewalks and more thai
1900 loads OF cinders have been added L
the driveways and walks. Agriculture
hall is being remodeled and the exhibit
this year will have superior accommoda
lions over the old plan of showing. Two o
the old cattle barns are moved over an,
are being remodeled into accommodation
for draft horses. The entire outside o
, the race course will be fenced with yer
heavy wire fencing about five feet /
. height and numerous other small improve
ments are about to be made.
Rates on Mil Products.
Representatives OF the various railroad
were again before the State Railway CON
mission today discussing an equalization G
the rate on flour and wheat and on cor
: and mill products. At the present time IN
rate is the same on mill products as o
. corn while a recent order was issued b
the commission giving the railroads author
lily to ~equalize the flour and wheat rate.
Mr.. FOgarty Comes TO Town.
Representative Fogarty OF Creole
county. who was recorded as voting
favor OF the 8 o'clock closing law. while
reality he voted against it, but declined
ask for a correction Of the records whe