Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-24
FRUIT AND FLOWERS EXHIBIT
State Fair Will Furnish Much Of
Interest to See.
CANRDATES FILING EXPENSES
KinkHid Lends in Amount, rs
His Campaign Cost Him AL
most Five Hundred
Dollars.
CANRpATEs FILING EXPENSES
Icon ! SAD correspnodentO

LINCOLN Neb., Aug. 23.-Despite the
fact the present season has been one Of the
most unfavorable for the production Of
fruit in a great part OF the state, the
horticultural exhibits at the coming state
fair promise to be up to the usual high
standard. Secretary Marshall Of the State
horticultural society, which organization
has charge Of these EXHIBITS. 10 now re-
eeiving entries for fruits and flowers, and
the present Indications are that the ex-
hibits this year will surpass those of some
seasons when the stas produced full crop
of fruit Although some OF the usually
large exhibitors from the central and north
ern parts Of the state will not exhibit this
year on account Of very light fruit crop
in those sections, southern and southeast
Nebraska will be represented with larger
and more complete exhibits. Good exhibits
are promised from counties in this part OF
the state that have not shown fruit at the
state fair for severay years
Entries for the florists productions to fill
the space usually devoted to such exhibits
have already been received Among them
will be carload lots from Fremont Omaha
Beatrice and Falls City.
Nominees in Lancaster.
Following areI the nominees in Lancaster
county so far, as shown by the official can
vaSs:
neutrality-suspicious. John Mock
EFT. Frank McKelvie. Minor, Black and
Earl Eager. Democratic, John p. Miller,
Allen, l. II. Hatfield, Mills and Dale.
Senators-Republlcan, E. p. Brown, w A.
Selleck. Democrats, r. I. CHAMBERS Albert
Watkinss
County Attorney-Republican j. b.
STROBE. Democrat, Otto w Meier.
County neutrality-suspicious., Q. IL.
Norris. Democrat, e. c. Kenmbe.
No Injunction Against Florence
~ ha Aafa
plication of George w. Hadlock for an
Injunction agaist the. city officials OF
Florence q prevent them from collecting
for paving the main streets of the little
city. HadIock filed his suit in the dis
trict court of Douglas county and being
denied his writ there appealed to the SUI
preme court The case was argued to-
day and the court denied the injunction.
Expense of Candidates.
Expense account sof candidates at the
primaries have begun to pour in upon the
secretary of state. Some do not include
the legal filing fee and others do in
cIude it, Some include travelling exposes,
which are specifically exempt under the
law. and others report travelling expenses.
Congressman Kinkaid, republican candi-
date for denomination, leads thus far in
expenditures. He spent -$459.05. A. d.
Anderberry, republican candidate who
failed to get the nomination for attorney
general, says he spent 5000 The follow
ing are the expenses reported by candi-
dates: e. B. Cowles, $50; Grant Mar
tin $3.50; A T, GRtewood, McCook.
3S5.75; William G.. Brooks. for railway
commissioner. ts1.bb; Nj. r. HopeWel'
for lieutenant governor, $40 as filing fee;
James p. Lattas democratic candidate for
congress in the Third district, $40 filing
Zee and no other expenses whatever; +,
j. Sadilek of WILDER, for state treasurer
$3.50; s. A. Lewis, congress, Second dis
trict, 1925; George Hall of Franklin, dem
ocratic candidate for state treasurer
S6s67; Thomas NJ. c. Birmingham, pro-
[pNbition, populist and republican candi
ydaka for United States senator, SIS, OF
which $40 was spent by the prohibition
state committees; John A. Mcguire of Lin
coin, democratic candidate for congress
0s7.s4; Harry b. Fleharty. democrat, Sec
ond congressional district, Ss3.25; H. T
Clark, republican cadidate for railway
COMM ssioner, SS3.S6; ]. F. Boyd, repub
lican, Third congressional district, S1O.62
icluding $40 filing fee; Ben H. Hayden
Lincoln democratic candidate for railway
commissioner, &5AsOS C. X. oyler, so
cialist. candidates First congressional dis
trict, $40.
Governor Cancels Dates.
OWING TO the bad condition of his knee
which he recently injured. Governor Shal
Isnberger has been oompelled 70 cancel al
Of Ms speaking engagements. Some tive
weeks ago the governor slipped on the step
at the Burlington station in Omaha anC
/. injured his knee. At the time he paid lit
tie attention TO the member but kept OF
with his campaign. few days later 1
began to pain him, but over the advice o
his physicians he kept on working. A
this time the knee is badly inflamed and hi
- doctors this morning ordered him to desis
from any speech making or travelling, as
surfing him that unless he gave his kne
complete rest the hurt may result in per
manent damage.
Treasures Buys sutton Bonds.
State Treasurer Brian has taken owe
water bonds Issued by the city OF Suttoi
amounting to $4,000 To secure the none!
TO buy the bonds It was necessary for SUIT
ton to dispose OF that amount OF Dougla
county bonds, The sutton bonds will ne
the state An per cent interest annually.
COmIAittee Not Selected.
William Husenetter, chairman of the re
publican state committee. left for his HON
this morning without announcing the mem
bers OF the executive committee which h
was authorized to appoint Mr.. Husenstte
has selected tentative committee, but wi
consult with Q. IL Aldrich. nominee 10
governor. and other candidates before an
nouncing the list lie said he would az
point Editor VsnDusen OF Blair as a mem
Der Of the committee from the Second dis
trieL
GOvern0r's Clerk Gets Sick.
c. c. Hustled. recording clerk In the of
flee OF the governor. is confined TO hi
home, having been taken m this morning
1 Mr.. Hustled has been very busy lately
working in the office of the executive. an
that, together with the intense heat OF IN
last few days is supposed to have been TO
much for him.
FREMONT OFFICERS INTERESTEI