Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-06
WHO'S WHO Nv CANDIDATES
Personnel Of Republican Ticket Bears
Inspection
CAMPAIGN WORRIES ARE SMALL
Chairman Baker Of the County Cen
traI Committee Predicts sweep
Ing victory Throughout
County and state.

ing 10 climax this good work by eleCting
the entire state ticket all the way from
governor down" said Ben S. Baker, chair
man Of the republican county central COM
mitteo. "Of course" continued Judge
Baker / am more intimately connected
with the county campaign than with the
state and congressional but as loyal re-
publican 1 have my finger on the public
pulse and ante-election observations lead
me to believe that not only Douglas county
but the second congressional district and
all Nebraska, so far as state officers are
concerned, will be captured by the re-
publicans
The who's who % the republican ticket
In Douglas county, as we'll as our congress
sional ticket. reduces campaign worries to
the minimum. We have no barrel OF
money wherewith to hire AUTOMOBILES I'm
lots o. fifty at time but Tar better than
that we have the right men on our ticket
and moreover we have the logical end OF
the argument. That Is a hard combination
to beat. Let the other side have the brew
cry siush fund-weve got the men and tie
principles. Take my prediction for it, there
is going to be a republican victory that will
make the brewery interests sorry they
CHANGED their money on the democracy"
They Like the Ticket.
Republicans throughout city and county
express themselves as highly pleased with
the tpeTBonnel OF the ticket, aud the sang
uine utterances Of the county chairman
very generally voices public sentiment.
Headquarters in the Patterson building,
Seventeenth and Farnam streets, are con-
stantiy thronged with enthusiastic voters
who call to declare that they are going to
vote straight ticket from top to bottom.
II is obvious that the candidates, in max
ing ufnir canvass among the voters, have
strengthened the ticket and republican
Leaders who are thoroughly informed as to
the outlook do not hesitate to 20 on record
with Prediction Of landslide victory.
JudtR A. l.. Sutton, republican candidate
for eongress in the Omaha district, tech
nicaHyc known as the second, was a labor
ing man not so very many years ago. but
by hie own efforts he schooled himself In
the law became a successful practitioner
and vas IN time elevated to the district
5enoh, He is widely known by reason OF
his Juvenile court work, yet that is only
one part OF his judicial career, for In ad-
dition TO the juvenile court he handles
neavy district docket.
Judge Sutton was largely instrumental
IN securing the passage Of the parole law,
whicn gives offenders, regardless OF age,
a chance for reform He is what the law
yers Gail a working judge"-that is he
puts thergy and Thought into his duties
on the bench. ana IS especially noted for
his EFFORTS to bring about a general uplift
or mankind. lie is resident Of South
Omah& has happy family, is thoroughly
informed by long residence and activity
in local affairs as to the needs of his
district and It is urged by those who know
him best that II he goes TO Washington.
the SECOND Nebraska Congressional dis
trict VIII be actively and intelligently rep
resented. - .. -,
James E. RAFT, for county attorney, has
never 'hed public office lie is accredited
with being well groomed in law, having
had extensive experience. He was formerly
conneeted with the legal department OF the
UnionsPaoifio railroad, and is at present
partneE of Judge Sullivan IN a prosperous
law office. Mr.. Raft Is yet young man,
dynamo Of energy, and his friends de-
clare That when he takes the county at
torneyaa office. there will be representa-
don that represents
strong Senatorial Timber.
Cshdldates for state senators are:
Arthur c. Pancoast, Franklin A. Shot
we'll tqnd Fred d. wead. Messrs Pan
coastsend shotwell are lawyers while Mr.
Weadtis one OF Omahas successful real
estate men. Mr. Papcoast lives in South
Omaha, where he has a good legal prac-
uce. de as graduate OF the Nebraska
Statefuniversity, and II Is said OF him that
his Popularity is limited only by the
scopeyof his acquaintance
Mrs Frank Shotwell is a graduate of the
OHIO state university, the same school in
Whlchg Governor-to- -Aldrich obtained his
educGtion. He Is especially noted for his
aggressveness In fighting for his princi-
Dies. .tf'EhOtWRl1 alyyaNra
after remarked Secretary ostrom OF the
county central committee and he ADDS a
greatsaeal OF strength to our ticket" He
has never held any public office, but has
been an active party worker,
+. p. Wead, real estate dealer and prop-
erty owner has long been prominent In
the industrial and commercial life OF
omaha lie is not a politician in
the Common acceptahoe or the term but
he Is AN active republican. and when he
enters the state senate. It is conceded that
me oN OF Omaha will have an aggressive
friends 20 work for every thing that bodies
aood tor the future growth Of tbs metropo-
Fable to Make Good Laws.
Nins members Of the lower house are 90
be eIseted from Douglas county The
republican candidates are F. c. Best. Her
man Boesche, W1ln6d 3. Christie. NJ. o
Cunningham. john A, Dempst9r. Byron r
HastRiss. Edward Ieeder James p. Red
man, W S, Tucker. m a,V
+. Ef Best was q n1elpbel OF The house OF
Representatives. four ygErS Aeo ana tool
an active part IN working for the ter
minafs taxatiOu bill and other measures
which were championed by Air. Aldrieh
II 10 SAID Of Mr.. Best that he carried much
innuSppe throughout the session and was
ranked as one OF the house leaders. he h.
native OF Harlahi la and mas lived n
Omaha a long Shile Best was on Inc
right SITE OF every ,btn when he was !
membff'o OF the legiSiatuFeg his friends ss,,
and thus far the assertion gpes unehal-
lenEeds
HerWAn @. Bosache Is a south Omaha
laWSeR He Is a graduate Of tho University,
Of Nebraska and was formerly ,oonneotsd
with one legal department OF ths C'usab,
Psokifs company, ae finished his lsa,
ooursstn l9M and has been an active prae-
uuonef ever since. Mr. Bouesche IS tbor-
oughly acquainted witfzthSs RSSda- OF his
hahwieS and II is prsaictea that ne. viii
At onoA take promnsnee m legislative r.