Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-14

we hereby direct our commander and |
hdJutant to subscribe hereto and to pre-
sent these resolutions to Mr.. Roosevelt upon |
his arrival In New York City, June IS, A
FRANK l. RINGER.
CHARLES a.. ADAMS, Commander.
AdJutant.
Attorney General Returns.
Attorney General Thompson has returned
from a visit TO Wisconsin, his old home.
and to Iowa, taking in a meeting of the at
tcrneys general of the United States held
at Minneapolis.
e met UP with a lot of standpatters in
Iowa." said Mr.. Thompson, land also some
people In Wisconsin who are opposed to La
Toilette. nj discussing politics with some
Wisconsin people remarked that 1 sup
posed all fthem were for La Toilette be-
cause of the things he has done in the way
of reform in that state. One man replied:
We'll, 1 didn't know so much about that;
he has been about the most costly reformer
we ever had
\ over in Iowa there seemed to be q great
18eal Of feeling against Senator Doliver.
Many OF those who opposed Senator Cum
minis regarded him as being sincere in his
beliefs and in his talks, but they are charg-
ing Dolliver with. having set his sails to
catch any breeze that may STIR"
Byrnes Says Not Guilty.
Chairman Byrnes of the democratic state
committee, who is also general manager of
the Byrnes- Mathews democratic chautau-
qua, telephoned to Lincoln this morning
that he knew nothing in advance of the re-
ceipt in eKarney of any letter from Mr..
bryan and that he had nothing to do with
having that letter being suppressed at the
recent democratic banquet held there. The
letter was written to r. Carrig chairman
of the local arrangements committee and
In 1t Mr.. Bryan advocated county option.
The letter was not read at the meeting and
so far Mr. Carrig has not sent to c. w.
Bryan any explanation for his action.
Chairman Byrnes and Secretary Matthews
have both denied that they had anything to
do with the suppression Of the letter of the
democratic chieftain.
KilEOre ReRDpOinted.
]. NJ. Kilgore of York was today re-
appointed a member of the state board OF
osteopothy. His new commission is foi O
period Of three years and dates from
July l.
Opposes Oregon Plan.
Dan Killen, member of the house from
Gage county and probable candidate for the
republican nomination for governor, was
in Lincoln today on his way to Omaha tc
attend meeting of the state druggis
association.
II have been over the state a great deal,
said Killen, and l have heard no tall
OF the Oregon plan of electing United
States senator's Were 1 a candidate To-
the legislature would never pledge my
self to vote for Mr.. Bryan for the sen
ane II he received majority OF the votes
cannot see how a republican could agre,
to vote for any democrat for the senate
In my opinion 1t would be good thing
the republican state committee at its com
Ing meeting denounced the Oregon plal
of electing senators and Il it did anything
further, 90 suggest to the candidates tina
they agree to vote for the republican re
ceiving the highest number of votes"
Colonel Majors for Representative
Colonel T. ]. Majors OF Peru was in tn
city today, looking after some bushes
matters. Colonel Majors has announces
that he viii be a candidate for the re
Nh publican nomination for representativ
from johnson and Nemaha counties Tn
colonel is at present member Of tn
senate, having been elected to that positio
:, with practically no opposition from eithc
y party.
Thank Mrs. Pierce.
camp Willam Lewis NO. 2, DepartmeT
of Nebraska, United States Spanish Amer
can war veterans, has passed resoll
ton, thanking Mrs. Margaret Pierce {
Malco, for flowers, which she presented
the camp with which the graves Of dea
veterans were decorated on Memorial da,
MFA Pierce has zeen furnishing flower
fss the decorating of graves for the la
three years and though offered conside
able money by the florists this year. 81
refused and presented the posies to Il
Veterans.
Join Commercial Club,
The following new members were electC
TO membership in the Commercial club
a meeting OF the board of directors Mol
day noon: c. j. Eakin. IL. H. Hess,
w. Hewitt, Ellis Marks. j. H. Moor
Charles Pierce o. A. Sardeson, w. b. Wa
lace OF Exeter. Rees Wilkinson and l.
Peterson.
Fourth District Democrats.
The democrats OF the Fourth district ha,
been called by w. IL. Barnes of Fairbu
to meet In Lincoln at the Lincoln hotel
p. m, June "a, to discuss COMPRESSION
candidates. Under the call seyenty-s
delegates TO the convention are allowed, a
poruoned among the counties OF the dlstrl
as follows:
Fiiomre ....,.. Saline ...............
Gage ..,...'.,.,.,.. II Seward ..........,..
Hamilton .......... 81 Saunders ...........
Jefferson ,..,,..,., bl IHayer ..............
NY9rk .,...,.....,.... Total,,..,.........
s. l. Mains is the only candidate for CO
gress In the Fourth district who has III,
Charles Gilbert is expected to be IN 4
race. Mat Miller OF David City has al