Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-10
NEBRASKA PRESS COMMENT,

Rusbviue Recorder: The Nebraska lesls
lature Is about 20 close its lsoors' w
do not think there has been more un'n-
teresting session Of the legislature 'n0'
we can remember
Restrics Express. The railroads we're
nut out Of notifies some time ago TINS
stockyards have been put out by the pas
ssqe and signing Of the oils law. Now
II something could be done to Set ths
saloons out Of politics Nebraska would b'
a pretty peaceful state.
David city Press: Invitation TO deliver
the address at this years commencement
OF the University OF Ohio at Columbus has
been rendered Governor Aldrich and ao-
cepted by him. II is said that Governor
Aldrich is the first graduate Of that msu
tuition to be thus honored
Fremont Herald; The farmers OF Ne,
braska will be ticlled with one piece OF
legislation Of the recent session and tha'
Is the bin which provides for the payment
Of two-thirds OF the value OF an animal
which Is condemned aud killed by veteri-
marian because OF eanders The value Of
glandered horses may be materially ed-
vanced.
Kearney Hub: The defeat of the bill
for the removal OF the state university
from the old site IN the central part of
Lincoln to the state farm few miles dis
tant will place q distinct check on the
growth OF that splendid institution, which
has entirely outgrown It's present quarters
and environment. In the proposed outside
location The university would take tremen-
dous strides and we believe would rapidly
forge ahead to a commanding position
& q
are very Jealous OF their educational in
terests but their representatives, are prone
TO lose sight OF essentials when they get
their representative duties mixed up with
the workings OF politics
York News: Nebraska people will unite
in agreeing that no one OF DR.. d. X.
been placed where It will do more good
or be more carefully used than that of
$4,000 which he has just bestowed upon
Doane college The work Of the small
college is nowhere more appreciated than
in such state as our own and though
some Of the work of preparation for higher
courses has been made less necessary by
the increased facilities Of grammar and
high schools still its functions are large
Doane college is one OF the pioneer insti-
tutions Of the state and has played its
part well. II DIR. Pearson had seen his
way clear to make the gift several times
as large. he would have made no mistake.
Geneva Signal: At last Nebraska has 8
little stock yards legislation, but most OF
the credit goes to Governor Aldrich. The
legislature first passed a bill declaring
stock yards to be public markets and other.
wise meeting the entire approval Of the
stock yards people. II the governor had
signed this bill the members Of the legis-
lature would have been able to so home
and point with pride to their stock yards
record. The governor put crimp in that
by vetoing the bill on the ground that Il
was unconstitutional and Of no use to any
body anyway. The resulting row put g
lot OF the members in such a hole that
they were compelled by the force Of public
sentiment at home to vote for the Oils
bill, which the governor has signed. The
Oils bill puts the stock yards under the
control and supervision Of the state rail
way commission and in a measure takes
the South Omaha stock yards out Of legis.
latiVe politics.