Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-21

Nebraska City Press; After looking over
some corn fed specimens OF college girls,
we advise our bashful bachelors to abate
their tiruorous fears OF erudition, and go
In to win some delicious chunks of fem
lninity.
Columbus Telegram: who is this man
Clark who announces himself a democfatic
candidate for lieutenant governor? Is he
the same Clark who was Lee Herdman's
candidate for speaker Of the house ct the
last legislative session.
Walthill Times: Governor Shallenberger
announces that democracy and decency
have joined hands In Nebraska We have
nervous suspicion OF such coalitions.
Two years ago the brewers and temperance
people Joined hands in this state and
HI was to pay.
Beaver City Times-Tribune: Another
of Bryan's letters to democratic love feasts
has been suppressed, this time at Kearney,
In Buffalo county they lack a Chairman
Mooney and an Arapahoe Pioneer to ex-
plain that "the letter was not intended to
be read" and was inadvertently forgot
ten"
Kearney Hub: Senator Patrick OF Sarpy
county has been engaged to draft a county
option bill endorsed by the Anti-Saloon
league. When the bill is drafted 1t win
be submitted to Judge Sullivan of Omaha,
Judge Good Of Lincoln and Hon. Il. l..
King Of osceola to see whether It will
hold water"
Auburn Granger: Anticipating the hot
weather that 1t Is supposed will come be-
fore many weeks, quite a number of preach
ers who have been kept pretty busy draw
ing and expanding fair salaries are pre-
pairing to take vacation, and there is one
thing about this vacation business worthy
of commendationi 1t gives the membership
an occasional rest.
Lyons Mirror: Just fifty years ago today,
June 16, 1860, the Republican convention
met at Chicago, in which the father OF the
editor of the Mirror, Colonel j. +. Warner,
seconded the nomination OF Abraham Lin
coin for president as q delegate from Ne
braska and we have the credentials that
admitted him to the oonvention--and he
did not ride on a free railroad pass, either.
Columbus Telegram: Nine out of ten
democrats elected to the last session OF
the Nebraska Legislature owed success to
the fact that Bryans name brought out a
larger Memorable vote than Nebraska had
seen before Say, boys-you who are spit
ting on the name of Bryan today, by re-
quest OF the corporations-where will you
get your legislative majorities in the COM
ing campaign without the influence OF
Bryan's name In the fight7
Beatrice Sun: The sight of farmer
driving home yesterday, with two sacks OF
| alfalfa seed in the tonneau of his auto
mobile was enough to bring out some
"reminiscences from some Of the old boys
who used to farm in this country before
the auto was ever dreamed OF and alfalfa
was unknown, One reason the farmer
| could own an auto was probably the fact
that he had been successful in raising
alfalfa. The alafalfa seed would pay It's
passage II II had to be brought In silver
casks from the ends Of the earth.
Papillion Republican: The Bryan senti-
ment il growing and 1t is likely that Hitch
cock will meet his Waterloo, Many believe
that Hitchcock favors the corporations
more than the interests OF the people. He
can change his spots like q leper, In the
presence Of prohibitionist, he is for pro-
hibiton and with the saloon man. he be-
leves in personal liberty. He is, In fact,
too much of politician to stand pat on
any principle either in congress or out of
It. Nebraska is too great q state to be
represented by weak men and the people
too we'll educated to send such q rep
reseptative to the senate.