Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
BRYAN CALLS ON SAlRAPS
Peerless Leader Gives Personal Ord.
ers to His Lieutenants.
FRANK HARRISON IN THE LIST
HEADQUARTERS az Fnirview. visited by
Many workers In Response TO
Calls from the Head of
Democratic Party.
CFrom a staff correspondent)


pectng help from other quarters. Monday
ne held a conference at Fairview at which
Frank Hart son and L. l. Abbott headed
the visiting delegation With Mr.. Bryan
these went over the county option fight,
and to them Mr. Bryan outlined what he
he proposed to do as published this morn
Ing and 70 them he gave his reasons for
entering the conflict. Frank Harrison has
become one OF the Bryan lieutenants, hav-
ing been given credit for securing at least
one vote for the initiative and referendum
had the governor called the extra session
of the legislature He Is fighting for
county option with one hand and the super
tntendent of the anti-saloon league with the
other.
Chairman Byrnes Of the democratic state
committee and Edgar Howard went out
yesterday ana took a course of lectures on
their duty 20, the party and today F. w.
Brown. former mayor Of Lincoln, was
called out OF his retirement 10 report for
duty. Ralph Clark OF Richardson county,
candidate for the dehScratic nomination
for lieutenant governor, was in the city,
but he said he had not been summoned
TO Fairview, =.
The statement of Mr. Bryan acted as a
paddock on the mouths OF leading demo-
Gratis around here and none would talk
for publication They we're asked IL they
intended to fight an endorsement of Mr.
Bryan's position in the Lancaster county
convention next Saturday and several ad-
\ mitted that If Mr.. Bryan desired the con-
Svention to endorse county option he would
have his way Even those who oppose
this program admitted they would put up
no fight .P1N fa'
Mr.. Bryan expects to start out the first
ha hal ma
prior to primaries and he is now at work
arranging his Itinerary. He probably will
start out speechmaking In the southeast
part Of the state.
William shaw who signs himself Cen
\ sral Secretary. Union Society Christian
Endeaver.% has sent the following tele-
gram to Governor shailehberger
Boston, Mass. July 5.--Governor A, c.
shsllenbergst Lincoln, Neb,-Raee riots
nouncement of johnson victory in prize
fight. The results viii be multiplied many
fold by moving, picture exhibitions. win
you join other governors in recommending
prohibition of demoralzing shows. Save
pur young people. Wire answer.
Governor Shallenberger ia out OF the city
and the message will not be answered until
ais return.
In Lincoln Chief of Police Malone said
he would not intefere with the moving
pictures of the fight unless ordered to do SO
by the excise board. The chief expressed
himself Being opposed to the exhibition
but the question Is one for the excise
board to pass On. (,
H., b. 1FlehartS, aud W., F. stoacker OF
Omaha are now fullgfledged candidates
FOR the democratic nomination in the Sec
pnd district. Sophus Neble paid the SIC
filing fee to get Fleharty into the game
and lengthy petition was sent down by
". z. Nelson, asking that the name OF
Fleharty be placed on the primary ballot
The petition was evidently circulated In
the packing houses, y, Mr.. stoecker. who
called down member of the Legislature
because he was. out of notion" did moi
go to the trouble of getting up a petition
but paid his own fee and sent down his
personal application to have his name
placed on the ballot.
Because Mr.. Bryan is busy looking after
Nebraska democracy and county option he
Is not overlooking any bets for fight in
other states. John L. CARRIER a brother OF
the national committeeman of Ohio, was a
= caller at Fairvlew this afternoon and he
and Mr.. Bryan went over the Ohio situa-
ton. Mr. Bryan is very much put out al
the way Governor Harmon has been acting
and he has expressed his disapproval OF
the Ohio governor on several occasions.
The monthly report OF Warden Smith OF
the state penitentiary shows the population
of the institution at the close of the month
TO have been $50. Eleven were received
during the month and one returned from
parole; eight were discharged; two parolet
and one pardoned Three were remanded
Two candidates 70 rthe legislature filed
a with the secretary Of state today. l.. A
Warner OF Sterling asks that his name bt
placed on the republican ballot as a can,
dldate for senator In the Second district
and G. L. Barnes OF Albion asks that hi.
name be placed on the democratic ballot al
a candidate in the Ninth district. Neither
! uan -signed statement No l.
The women who wished to curse on al
automobile which covered the passenger,
on an Omaha street car with dust tn.
other day may be interested in KNOWN.
who owned the car The number OF tn,
machine as. given was he Nebraska. Ac
cordng TO the records in the office o.
the secretary Of state. No liz is owned
by Max A. Reichenberg. with offices IL
the Brandeis building.
The sepi-annual statements OF thu
several state institutions indicate accord
ing 10 the office OF the governor that al
OF the institutions will complete tn,
biennium without deficiency. The DIT,
rata balance OF Maintenance funds shoulC
be asa per cent and the average balanc,
is a shade over Al per cent. In the casl
funds Is a balance Of So. 21s5l. The mum
Der Of employees have been reduced from
bSS In 1905, TO ASS At this time. according
20 the statement OF the governor Til,
average cost OF maintenance per capita o
all the Institutions was figured at ST2l5
This included salaries. fuel and light ant
maintenance proper.
sRdl1eIS for Treanurer.
Frank ]. Sadilek OF WILDER, Salin,
county. late this afternoon filed as a can
didate for state treasurer on the repub
lican ticket, Mr.. sadilek has served tn,
citizens OF Saline county as treasurer. III
Is a farmer and banker.
The second quarterly meeting Of IN,
board OF directors of the Nebraska Prisol
association Win be held In the parlors o
the Lindell hotel Lincoln, this evening a
, o'clock. A fun attendance is especial!
requested.
John Wilson, Jr., Makes Claim.
TEcUMSEH, Neb.. July 6.-(speciaI.) J.
John Wilson, jr., OF Houston. Tex. olalman
for the estate OF the late Judge and Mrs
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