Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
DAHLKAN AND The GOVERNOR
Two Will Have Warm Interchsnges
During Campaign.
EXECUTIVE KEEPING SCRAP BOOK
Make Trip 90 Aims and Avoids At
trndiuE Town MeetinE-TuO
officer on the
Carpet.
- q 80 correspondentl

trrrtH "a staff correspondent
LINCOLN. april - CspeclalD When
Governor ShsIIeuberrer goes a cam
paiuuiuI iu Omaha, be Will be armed with
some remarks made by Mayor Dshlman In
public addresses and these he will com
uaIa with the recently promulaged platform
OF tHe mayor 10 see II the two square
with each other. In other words the gov
eruur will eudcayur TO convict the mayor
OF --Torn.pushlnE The governor viii
rsad Ia The peoPje Of Omaha this state
mept vlheh was rnade by Mayor Dahlman
in m addtsss a. the Camoc-atic banquet
heue on yaieuti1c night.
4 fought-the S O'Clock closing law and
uiea ~ gel the governor not TO sign II.
The fessen was opposed Co It was be
causeI Thought fien and think now that
st. tool aWsy from the people local self
gorlrnnent am opposed to it.
1hs governor viii ask Of the mayor or
al least will inquire Of his audience III
the mayor has changed his mind since that
lime and if not why did he neglect to
insert a plank in his platform along those
llness
Prohibition Meeting.
The prohfbitiunists Of Lincoln will hold
another rally Thursday night at the audi
forum at which the speakers viii be Rich
ard l. Metcalfe, who will preside; L. J.
Haiuer. a w Field, George w. Berge and
W r. Patrick VI sarpy county.
Governor Did Not Preside.
Governor shaIlenberger spoke at a teach
els' meeting at Alma tonight, 50 was not
here to listen to the address by senator
ToVne Of New YORK VINO spoke against
prohibition. The committee il charge Of
the meeting intended to invite Governor
Shallen berger 20 preside IN the absence of
Mr.. Bryan Who-is an yld-time friend OF
lhe Sew YORKER.
sixty More Autos.
Secretary Of State Junkin registered sixty
automobiles today. This is. the largest
number ever recorded in Nebraska in one
day so far as the records In the office OF
the secretary show. Tuesday there were
fortgsflve registered and Monday forty
three were granted licenses. A Lincoln
dealer recently said the average price paid
for machines in Nebraska was $500.
Use Of seepaEe.
Attorney General Thompson and Land
Commissioner Cowles listened to arguments
against permitting parties to use the seep-
age from the Interstate canal and the
Farmers Mutual canal FOR irrigation pur-
poses. Arguments against this allotment
were made by Engineer Weiss for the gov
ernment ditch and by Fred Wright for the
Farmers Mutual canal. They argued that
ute lands which are to be irrigated under
the applications filed are under the two
bitches and they should be made to gel
theT wafer from the bitches.
sherman Asks for Place.
y. IS Sherman has added his name to tn,
list eff applicants for the position of prin,
Cipsl Of the Peru Normal school. Mr.
Sherman was thR superintendent OF the
KsArney Industrial school under Governor
sheidcn and upon the election Of Governor
ShAllenberger went to Boise, Idaho, where
he is engaged in the real estate business.
The COMMITTEES on teachers, Bishop, Nc.
Donald and shellhorn, have been called tC
meet either Monday night or Tuesday
morning. The board Will meet Tuesday
afternoon and it is expected recommends
lions from the committee will be made a
that time.
Value of stock Yards.
Chief Engineer Hurd of the physical val
uation department Of the railway commits
sion has completed an investigation Of tn,
South Omaha stock yards and his repor-
viii be filed with the commission prob
ably tomorrow. This information the com
mission win use in the case wherein tn,
company is seeking TO increase its rates.
Officials on Carpet.
The hearing Of the charges against
Frank e. Crawford, police judge. ana M
L. Rawlings, mayor Of Wymore. and F
O. McGirr. county attorney OF Gag,
county, has been set by Governor Shal.
lenberger for . O'clock, April II. Ton