Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
Nebraska
REED SELES SENATE SEAT
Madison Attorney Desires to Run for
Democratic Nomination.
NOT YET AvowED CANDIDATE
visits G. w. Bryan mt Lincoln fST
Conference-Is Anti-COunty OPP
Zionist whose Candidacy
VIII Mix Up Party.
CFrom a staff correspondent

willis Il. Reed of Madi- Jn is setting uD
political lighting rod to see pre-senatoral
electricity will strike II. Mr. Reed is WILL
ing to be persuaded to become a candidate
for the democratic nomination and To-Day
visited G. w. Bryan and mad long tax
with him. At It's conclusion he was sun
rather favoraby considering shying his
castor into the ring.
Mr.. Reed is a strong opponent of county
option He was formerly partner in law
practice with w. V. Allen. His candidacy
will considerably mix up the democratic
situation II he finally decides to run.
state Treasurer's Report.
The report of state Treasurer Brian of
the transactions of the treasury during the
month of May shows that the receipts of
the general fund amounted to S256 500 SO
and the payments SIM 72 50. The balance
of all funds at the beginning Of the month
amounted to $685.. 400. 4S; receipts, $5046S6 40;
payments, $256.6292i and balance $3l641O.6S.
RequisitiOn Issued.
Governor Shallenberger has issued
requlsltion for the return to Pawnee county
Of Michael Stemper who is wanted on
statutory charge. The governor also
honored the requlsltion of the governor OF
Iowa for the return to that state of Jack
Noble wanted for stealing a bicycle. The
man Is under arrest in Fremont
state Institute.
The Nebraska State institute held its
first session today following the musical
entertainment and reception last night The
general session was held in Representative
hall and in addition to Chancellor Avery
three state superfntendents delivered ad-
dresses. These were: W. +. Harmon. state
superintendent of Montana; s. T. Fairchid,
state superintendent of Kansas, and c. c.
Schultz, state superintendent of Minnesota
Mr.. Harmon and Mr.. Schulz delivered their
addresses at session held tonight.
A conference on certificates was held
under the direction of Frank S. Perdue of
the department of education and commit
tees were appointed to report at the session
tomorrow on the different propositions
raised in the discussion. The junior normal
school section was under the direction of
IL. X. Wolfe of the state university. Ses-
sions were also held at the state farm.
Hungarian cartridges n Failure.
Dan Guilis Is authority for the statement
that the Hungarian cartridges turned loose
in Nebraska few years ago have not
multiplied and have not come up to the
expectation of those who thought to in
crease the game birds in this state. For
some time Mr.. Guilis has been trying to
get some direct information this mat
ter, but nowhere has he been able to find
for sure that the birds had been seen in
any increased numbers. This morning he
received a report from the government to
the effect that the distribution Of the birds
in the states had not paid, but that the ex-
pertinent had been a costly one. In Ore
gon only were the reports favorable
Around Gordon the game warden learned
there were some rlng-necked pheasants
but the birds, seemingly have disappeared
from the other places where they were
turned loose.
Naponee Wants More Stock Yards.
The city of Naponee has asked the STATE
Railway commission to assist 1t in getting
better and bigger stock yards at the hands
of the Burlington railroad. The presen
stock yards, the complaint said has onl!
two lots, and when more than two ship
pers bring in stock all except that numbe
have to herd their stock cut on the prairie
and besides the water supply is not AIDE
quate.
offers to Do Some Improving.
The Missouri Pacific has informed tn
railway commission that 1t is willing t
make certain Improvements in the depo
at Union. but ii does not mention that /
will embargo the waiting room, there i
ndDle 10 DE a nearing on the question:. Al
most two months ago the citizens of Unoi
made their complaint to the commissio
and the railroad was given ninety days t
decide what it would do without being or
dered by the officials Of the state.
New Girl for DIR. BsrRIum.
Or. Frank Borglum. an Omaha product
who is now in Lincoln practicng his pro
fOssion, is father of brand new girl.
Back to the Old Way.
" ! The New Jerusalem" has taken a hitc
in proceedings, discarded some of the neN
and gone back to the old way for a change
or may be permanently Some time ag
the various club members offered sugges
lions to the traction company how TO man
age its affairs, with the result that a
street cars stopped on both sides of tn
streets where tracks crossed, or rather
they were supposed to stop. This practic
has been kept up for some months, but
proved rather unsatisfactory and now tn
cars stop only on the far side of tn
streets, that is going cas-. and west an
today they had the appearance of reall
going some
Orders Clubs TO Bar BARS.
Lincoln having voted out the salooT
over a year ago and repeated the perform
anee a month ago, the police are now bus
shutting up the bars. The Elks were not
= fled 10 out with their bar and a couple
other clubs were Informed last night
Chief Malone that bars go no longer he
and they must be stored, burned, NOV,
out or disposed OF and the sale Of liqu,
discontinued. And the chief viii bend h
every effort to see that mis- orders a
obeyed.
To Load Hogs from Wagons.
The State Railway commission has VT
ten to the Burlington a very insistent lett
that It proceed and fix up its affairs
Halsey so that shippers may load no
from wagons to the cars. The matter W
called TO the attention OF the commissi
by L. A. Cox 4 Sons. who said it was 4
possible to load hogs to the cars fro
Wagons because the railroad furnished
chute. The commission looked into I
case and found at some places chutes W,
provided and there seemed to be no settl
: rule governing the case. Rather than ha
the farmers teach their hogs TO jump,
commission thought 1t better try first
have the railroad furnish the chutes.