Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-20
Nebraska
POPULISTS WILL ACT TODAY
State Committee Meeting Will Be
Held at Lincoln.
warm CONTEST Is IN PROSPECT
Politicians differ over Attitade Of
Peoples independent Party should
Take in settling PendinE
Controversy.

prom . STAFF CorrespondsntD
LINCOLN. sept lo.-tSpeciai Al the
meeting o. the p5puiist committee tomor-
-ow Afternoon called to select a nouines
Tor governor in place Of Governor shalen-
berger who declined 70 abide b. the result
u tie primary which gave him the noni-
nation. there win be strong effort made
% secure the endorsement Of C. Il Aidrtch-
candidate On the Republican ticket There
Sfll also be made q vigorous fight against
such action
At gathering Of republican candidates
Al the hsadeuarters this morning the mat
.er was discussed Informally and Il vas
The general opinion that Il the nouainati0n-
b offered the republican candidate he
would Go well 70 accept
The point was raised mat IL Aldrich
should accept the populst nomination his
action would Nork 10 The hurt Of other
candidates on the republican ticket mas
much as a straight populist ovts cast in
the Interest OK Aldrich would be vote for
the other democratic candidates, while
straight democratic vote cast in the in
terest Of Dahlman would also count Tor
The other democratic candidates
AIdrfrh's Friends Insist.
This point however, had little weight
with some OF the friends Of Senator AID
rich. who desire INN 70 be the popuiist
nominee. while number Of the candidates
believe IL viii Be the best thing for the
republican ticket II Aldrich is nominated
by the oops
It was also III ged against a populist nom
tnation Of Aldrich that the republican
party has fought rusion for years and that
II the two parties fuse on governor. then
many OF the republicans viii not ovte the
ticket because OF the populst endorsement
the meantime Chairman Manuel OF the
populist committee has reached The city
and he Is anxious TO endorse Aldrich be
cause he believes il viii mean the defeat
OF Dahluan. who recently defeated his
chief for the democratic nomination Mem
bers of the committee are slow in coming
to the city. but IL Is said many OF them
insist upon nominating a populist in name
as well as in fact. and therefore a nght
OF some proportions is SCHEDULED 20 take
place Chairman Byrnes OF the democratic
committee viii be here tomorrow viii be
here tomorrow 70 see that nothing is done
that VIII inJure the chances OF Mayor Dahl
man and the remainder Of the democratic
ticket.
Mr. Manuel believes the committee will
endorse senator Aldrich--
Guhrd Cannot Accept.
Adjutanf General Harrington has decided
that IL j. not possible for the national
guard 10 attend the Ak-Sar- Ben festivities
this fan in a body owing te the expense.
Il appreciate the invitation from the
board of g0vernofs" said the adjutant
general. and regret that We cannot put
regiment there during Ak-Sar-Ben- The
people % the state Will not appreciate the
national guard until they become better
acquainted and there is no better way 70
get acquainted than a week at Ak-Sar-Ben
Now thai the ice has been broken hope
next year who ever is adjutant general
viii see 10 il that at least one regiment Is
prepared to spend the week In Omaha
The board OF governors cid not have the
money TO move the regiment and neither
have We so the project had 10 be given
Up IL We had more time I believe that
We could have arranged some way 70 20.
but il h. now too late 10 make a credit
able Showing even II We had the money"
Dates for Speakers.
Senator Burkett C. a Aldrch, caBdi-
date for governor. and VIM Hayward, can
dldate Tor congress in the First district.
propose doing the ~oampaigu stunt in
"A holesale manner next week. They have
arranged an automobile tTip. which is ex-
pected 10 include every county in the
First congressional district, and a total Of
shaut thirty towns. TAsy expect the can
dldates IN every town 10 Join them on the
Journey and take part in the meetings
When al the local candidates line in their
automobiles II Is expected 10 make a big
PROCESSION The itinerary as arranged at
prsSent is a. follows:
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2
University Place-torenOon.
BetAany-forenoon-
NsysTiy-5 M
GsS.ana-S D. m Aldrich and Others.
Loaisyile-s D. m Burkett and Hay
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER =
Manly-i3-39 a.
Weeping water. p m
Pa,myra--S p. a. Burksp and lay
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Douglass a N.
BurI-ls-o a N
Cook-Il - q m
7'eCumseh-2 p. N
Aubun-A D. m Bnrkett and Hayward
Adams p m Aldrieh-
FRIDAY, SEPT E3iBER CO.
HoWe-lo a m
Stella ?. m
Shueert-5 y N
f'As sA:TTRbAT. OCTOBER l.
Salen-s a. IA
LlaW son-le.9o a N.
Tabie Rock-s .. m
PaRnec Clts--s -
Change en- Committee.
l. b. Ful'e r has resiI1.ea a. starry
Of the republican state committee and his
place VIII be filled ~ r. c. Douglas,
editor OF the Osceola Record. Nj. Fuller
win take charge OF the press bureau.
which viii BE- run 81 connection with the
speaker bureau
Inrlt=tfon for Burkett.
Senator Burke has received an lnvi-
tatlon from John O'CaIlaghan. secretary
Of the United Irish League OF America
10 ATTEND the national convention OF the
league az Buffalo September % and Is
and 10 take part IN the De ioeratlons
hereof The invita..on says that The na-
ttonal organization in the old country
". Re represented ar the convention by
the chairman Of TIE Irish party, John z
Redmond. T. + O'Connor. Joseph Devlin
and Daniel Boyle. all members Of Par
liamcnL
BODY OF Hunter Pound.