Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-10
Nebraska
SAALLEABGRLEK LLUBvpENS
Friends Of Governor and Metcalfe
Working Openly Together.
BRYANs SHOULDER TO WHEEL
NO Friend of Hitchcock win He Per-
nitted TO serve Upon shaIIen-
berger Committee In Lam
caster County.
From a staff corfespondent)


LINCOLN. Aug. s.--CspeciaD-Following
the meeting of friends Of Governor shallen-
berger and Richard l.. Metcalfe last night
headquarters were opened at the Lincoln
hotel today and sign suspended inscribed
upon which arefthe words "Shalienberger
Club" The new club will work for
shallenberger and Metcalfe for appointees
OF the governor and his intimate friends
insist that Metcalfe viii strengthen the
ticket IL nominated.
The governor needs the help OF Mr.. Bryan
in the campaign II he is nominated and
his friends realized this when the governor
left Mr.. Bryans room at the Palmer
hotel, went TO the tent in which the
democratic convention was being held at
Grand Island and said he would sign a
county option bill.
Since the convention Metcalfe has on
several occasions said he was for Shallen-
berger because he promised to sign the
county option bill and now friends Of
sballenberger in turn are helping out Met
calfe.
1t was because Of this desire to help
Metcalfe that no friend Of Mr. Hitch
cock will be permitted TO serve on the
shallenberger campaign committee in this
county.
Colonel r.. w. Brown, a member OF the
staff OF the governor and a grand son of
former Mayor +. w. Brown The room
used is that formerly occupied BY the re-
publican state committee on the ground
floor.
Governor Shallenberger appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to the international prison
congress and the American Prison assacia-
ton. which convenes in Washington ID. c..
September % to October 5. 1910:
J. A. Piper, Lincoln; Judge Lincoln Front
Lincoln; Judge M. -. Reese. Lincoln; Henry
Howard, Lincoln; James Malone, Lincoln
Mrs. Margaret j. Carns Lincoln; ]. E
Miller Lincolni Mrs. Emily Hornberger
AEstells, Omaha; Judge A. L. Sutton
f4Pmaha; Mogy Bernstein. Omaha; Edwin T
Bradley Omaha; Rev. p. A. McGovern
Rev Joseph Ruesing, West Point A. j
E5a aaII. Jry, Fremont J. A. Mccleery
Almas e. II. Fischer, Nebraska City; c. B
Manuel, Kearney; LYDIA J. Mcmahon
The governor has appointed the following
persons as delegates to the eighteenth ma
tionaI irrigation congress. which convene
in Pueblo September $3.50. 1910:
Page T. Francis, Crawford; r. II. Willis
bridgeport f. C.. Krotter Palisade; H. G
Stewart Mitchell; W. u. Guthrie, Bridge
port, Andrew Weiss, Mitchell; Charles 7
jenkins, Haigler; Boyd Ehle SCOTS Bluff
Lyman o. Perley, Omaha; A. b. McCosky
Seott's Bluff; j. 7: Whitehead, Mitchell
Wilhelm Martens, Chadron; Pat Maginnis
Kimhalli ]; 5. Walker kimball; F. w. Tay
Tor. IdncDln; Arnold C. Koenig, Omaha
Charles Casper Bridgeport; Ben f. Brew
steG GhSdroni r. r. Scott. Bridgeport
North Platte: r. @. Simmons. Lincoln d
ID. Price. Llncolns A. Wickstronl, Hershey
LirasSlh Hs u : sef sinEer lodge pole. " "
II. West0vefE Rushvfneat Drss L. j. Woiti
shek, sidney n. c. Shedd, Ashland: Jane
Ferrler, Culbeftson: c. II. Eisenhart Cul
bertson; G. n Goucher, wahoo; f. I
Moore. SCOTS Bluff; G. Il. Mark. Mitchell
A. b. Wood, sGering; j. M. Lynch, Bridge
port; s, X. Wirrick Alliance: j. f. CariiT
York; Isaac Gonnor, Omaha: G. F. Palmel
Hershey; J, r, White. Hershey.