Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-20
CORMONER TO SHARE IN PIE
Governor Will Try Persuasion and
Patronage on Peerless One.
CHANCE TO PRINT AMENDMENT
Democratic Papers ThrOuEhout Ne
brRska Designated to Publish No
tIces Before EIeotion-DemOs
Rush to sign Statements.
(From a SAT- Correspondent.)


the proposed Constitutional amendment 10
be submitted to the voters at the fall cleo
ton. Thus in this county the Commoner
shares the honor with the Lincoln Star in
getting the democratic pie, though the Star
got the big slice list fall, when II published
the list OF defunct corporations under the
occupation tax law.
Beside the COmmoner, the governor des-
isnated papers in all the counties of the
state. except IN six, which are to be named
later or as soon as the governor has in
vestigated them.
The law which gives the governor the
authority to designate the papers in which
the proposed constitutional amendments
shah be published was enacted by the dem
ocratic legislature last winter, which
sought to keep all the pie in the democratic
ranks. Senator Tanner was the author of
the bill, but he announced at that time that
he would not publish the proposed amend
ments as proof that he was working for
principal and not pelf The governor. how
ever included the South Omaha Democrat
in the favored list. The six counties in
which no papers fhsve been designated are
Grant. Hooker, Logan Mcpherson, Sarpy,
and Thomas
Papers In List.
The governor certified thep artial list OF
The list Includes the following papers:
Adams County Democrat, Hastings; Reg
lister, Neligh;s Banner County News, Lewis
burg; Brewster News, Brewster; Argus,
Albion; Herald, Alliance; Boyn County
News, Ankea; Blown County Democrat,
Ainsworth; Democrat, Kearney; Mirrow,
Lyonds; Butler County Press, David City;
Journal Plattsmouth Cedar County News,
Harrington; Breeze, Wauneta Democrat,
Valentine; telegraph, Sidney; Register,
Sutton; Journal, Howels; Cunning County
Democrat. Point. Custer County
con, Broken Bow; North Nebraska Eagle,
Dakota City; Chronicle, Chadron; Clipper
Dixon County Leader. Ponca Herald, FIRE.
mont; Nebraska Daily Democrat. South
Tribune. Bloomington; Chronicle, Moore
field; Pioneer, Arapahoe; Gage County
Democrat, Beatrice; Garden County News,
Lewellyn; Tribune, Burwell Bulletin, Ell
wood; ader-Independent, Greeley; Free
Press Grand Island; Sun. Aurera; Harlan
County Journal, Alma; Hayes Center Re-
. publican; Register Trenton; Holt County
Independent, ONeH; Photograph st.
Paul; Journal, Fairbury; johnson County
KotS NeMs osana MeTSd
Kimbsil; NeSraska Liberal. NA creighton;
Platte; Loup City News. Taylor; Enter
prise Battle Creek; Republican, Central
SIy' Mgwst Slade, sbradgep9rt; News-Jo9G
Auburn; Express, Superior; News. Ne
braska City; Chief Pawnee City; Perkins
Leader, Pierce; Telegram, Columbus; Dem
ocrat, Oscoola; Reporter, lndiapola; Falls
City News Falls city: Leader, Bassett;
Deipocrat, Wilbur; Democrat. Wahoo: In
dexs Mitchell; Observation-Disclosures, Sew
ard; Standard, Rushville; -TimessIndepend-
ent. Loup City; Sun, Harrison; Register
stanton; Register, Hebron; Times Pender;
Journal. Ord: Democrat Blair; Democrat
Wayne; Chief, Red Cloud; Independent
Bartlett; Democrat York.
Candidates Fear Bryan.
The hoplesness of the democrats tC
carry the legislature and at the same tim,
the hold Mr.. Bryan has on these who arr
candidates on the democratic ticket was
evidenced by the number of legislative can
didates who got in under the Oregon plar
and signed Statement No. 1 at the lase
minutee. Many democratic candidates fo
the, legislature sent in special request.
AFTER making their filings and asked tina
the secretary of state record them hav
ing signed Statement No. l. This activit!
ON the part of the candidates was noticed
after Mr.. Bryan issued his statement II
favor OF an endorsement of that act Of tn
legislature of which he was the father.
Motive of Patrick.
The fact that w. r. Patrick announces
himself as a candidate for governor on tn
democratic ticket after having said n
favored the euection of Senator Aldrich
republican; and that he was opposed t
both Governor Shallenberger and Mayo
Dahlman, has started some discussion
among democrats as to his real reaso
for getting into the race. An OMAN
democrat is authority for the statemen
that Patrick said he was for Aldrich an
hoped to see him elected, Aldrich
quoted as having suggested that those VIII
desire to help him would boost Mayo
DahIman for the democratic nomination
as friends of the governor are of tn
opinion that Patrick hopes In the Ion
run to help Aldrich by his candidacy.
Though Mr.. Bryan has issued five OF
ficial statements in his latest round, he ha
not yet said whether he will support tn
democratic nominee for governor II de
fOated In the Grand Island convention, $
efforts are being made to draw him on
I'm this subject. Some believe that he wi
support Patrick, and others are of tn
opinion Aldrch fills the bill
VIII Again Lead Pops.
Governor shailenberger has cinch o
one nomination., that OF the populst part!
lie Is the only candidate for governor VIII
has filed on thu ticket
willis Reed u Madison. thought he ma
the populist Nomination for United STATE
senator tied down, but at the last nome
Saturday, q. NJ. Hitchcock, another car
didate, got busy and filed popuhst pet
tiOn, so he is candidate on the doub
header. and Richard L. Metcalfe has ais
come In under a populist petition. May
Dahlman and w, II. Patrick are the Il
simon pure democratic candidates, It b
ing too late now for Patrick to file pr
hibition petition.
The following delegates were appoint'
by Governor Shallenberger Tuesday TO Il
second notional conservation congress
be held at ST. Paul, MINI, September
8;
Prof, @. Il. Condra. Lincoln; o. HUI
Alma; Jesse Fouts, Dlllert; Lew Deet
KKearKnKeKyK James M. Dunkle, Graz
Island; w. H. tanning, Hastings; J.
CAnnady, Minden: S. h. MckelVie Llncol
4. w HerNey, Omaha; j. Is. McDonal
North Platte; Charles A. Morrill, Scot
Bluff; wv. $. Ridgell Alliance; Jam
Coffey, -Chadfon; Jack Walsh, Humbold
John p. Thiessen, Jansen.
Governor Appoints Delegates.
The governor has appointed Dan
stephens OF Fremont and Peter Wolbs'
OF Grand Island. delegates to the intern
tional road congress- which will be held
brussels, July 81 TO August s.
: The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been al
pointed by the governor to represent u