Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
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the center or any possible operations,
away from the railroad centers. Why?
Because Of the influence OF Senator War
rem whom the people of Wyoming have
had the good sense to keep in the senate
for several terms / have the endorsement
OF the president of the United States for
this signal corps bill and we can get II
II we stand together.
You may not realize 1t but the Indian
supply department headquarters should be
located here. 1t is the logical and natural
location, here in the center OF the country
with all the main trunk lines radiating
from IT, II should be here and in time we
can secure H., a supply department head
quarters from when the supplies for all
the Indians In the country would be sent
out
..The republican party has been going on
with legislation all the time 1t has been in
mower. Seventy volumes of legislation for
he benefit of the people represents the
work OF fifty years. There are the anti
trust hill. the fellow-servant bill, railroad
hills and many others, every one Of which
mas been OF true and lasting benefit.
THE democratic party has criticised.
sa,, a farmer one time who had two fields
~ wheat one was macaroni wheat that
he said yielded thirty-six bushels to the
acre: the other yielded nineteen. The re-
n,bIican government got the first grains
AFT that wheat for the American farmer, l
can remember sending out some OF the
,irst quart sacks Of alfalfa seed. And the
dap,ocrats said we ought not to do that
rhe government had no business to so into
he seed business, ,.. .-rs
.This is one of the best audiences have
had in the campaign, and ! would like TO
begin at the beginning Of the regular
speech have been giving and go straight
through. but cannot. I thank you again
for your support and your warm welcome"
Others Make Addresses.
While the arrival Of Judge Sutton was
being awaited. brief speeches were made
! by A. w. Jefferls, Ben S. Baker. John L.
| Kennedy, ]. d. RAFT and Judge Bartlett.
Judge Baker said that while It is i'm.
portant that the right sort of a man be
sent to the United States senate. a mar
OF the same sort should be sent to tn,
house. He urged the voters to rally t
Judge sutton's aid. He declared that o.
the si5OOOO,OO0 of commerce in the STATE
annually, the liquor interests represent bu
per cent. He declared that this l pei
cent should not run the state. lie saiC
| the people of every county should b,
permitted to determine the liquor question
/ to their own satisfaction 1T Is not 70
Douglas county to run the state" he said
nor for the liquor interests OF Omaha 4
run Douglas county"
Asking aid for Chester II. Aldrich, heat
of the republican state ticket, Mr.. BALI
reviewed his work and pailed the repor
that he seeks to curb Omaha's growth
He called attention to his fights for tn
bin to make the railroads pay taxes il
the city that has brought $4,000 int
the city treasury, for the reduction Q
freight rates and for the reduction O
express rates, in all Of which he was sue
cessful. $685.
Drawing salary ia Europe.
Mr. Jefferts declared that Il M become
Gilbert M. Hitchcock to criticize Senate
Burketts record. When Bhrkett wa
standing by his guns and fighting for III
people" he said, this man who crit
cizes him was over In Europe galIivantin
around with the crowned heads and
forth. 1 think more OF the man who he
the courage to stand by his guns and figh
J even II he may make an occasional mi
take. than Of the man who runs away an
leaves others to face the fire. Burkett wa
fighting his hardest while Hitchcock va
+ over In Europe seeing the beautiful sceneI
and drawing his salary as a CONGRESSMAN
lie would better have taken that salai
he was receiving from the United Stat
and paid 1t TO the state of Nebraska. "a
..lause) He would better have been maj
ng record himself Then he might har
..cense to criticize that OF some 9th
man"
Judge Bartlett urged the voting Of
straight republican ticket on the Grom
that by so doing the voter best can ser
j., ms state. IN
4. Mr.. Kennedy urged a solid vote for Il
/. party that always has been the constru
"a tive party, always fighting the party IN
has made It's business the business OF tea
d ing down.
a The chairman, believing Judge Suite
g who had been asked to speak, could q
u reach the hall in time to bv heard, q
y journed the meeting. As tho Gro,
"a started 10 leave Judge sutton APPEARED
~ was forced 10 the rostrum and made
Is short speech in which he thanked tho
- present for the warm reception accord
70 him and forecasted republican victory as
n result OF the untlring work OF the part
stauneh supporters. He expressed the /
70 lief that the party viii not sufer by re
D" son OF the use OF voting machineBF
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