Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-13
Nebraska
REPUBLICANS OPEN CAMPAIGN
Will Start on Monday to Make
Speaking Tour of State.
sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER DAY
All Flags on state House ordered
In In Honor of One uundrcdth
Anniversary OF writing
of Celebrated soag.
tFrom a staff Correspondent

'fTOnl Stall Correspondent
LINCOLN. SEPT. 12.-CSpccialn-On NoA-
Cay the republicans will start the cam
paign Of 1914 in an active way Head
quarters will be permanently opened in
the Liuden hotel and al departments
will be put t. work.
On that day also ~ automobile cam
paign will be inaugurated starting with
trip through the First district The SOC
ond week will start at Willard. covering
territory as far west as Sidney and then
up to Dalton on Friday. putting in that
cay and Saturday from Bridgeport to
Gordon via Alliance. The third week will
start them off at Valentine. down the
Northwestern line as far as Norfolk. fin
fishing up Wednesday from that place 20
Arlington.
r. b. Howell. candidate for governor,
will he the principal speaker. but will be
assisted by other state candidates and
the congressional candidates in the Cis-
tricts through which they pass,
Lights on state House.
The pleasing effect produced by the
lights covering the dome of the state
house during fair week has caused re-
quest to go in to the state board for them
TO be continued indefinitely. The lights
are owned by the Lincoln Commercial
club, but the juice is furnished by the
plant at the penitentiary, so that If the
Commercial club will allow the lights %
remain it is likely that the state board
may conclude to furnish the power to
keep them going.
Twins in Taylor Family.
Railway Commissioner II. q. Taylor
and Mrs. Taylor are the parents of fine
twin boys.
Dining Car Attractive.
No attraction at the state fair drew
more attention than the Burlington din
ing car which had been set on the grounds
near the auditorium as part OF the pure
food exhibit. Meals were served the same
as on the road and tipping the walters
was one of the privileges if one so desired.
That the Innovation was popular one was
evidenced by the fact that about go
r1eals were served each day. According
TO Food Commissioner Hartman it served
two purposes of giving people who desired
a better meal than that served at the
dining halls a chance to get it without
going down town and also had tendency
m axe the dining halls serve better
stuff.
I'VE are more than pleased with the
reception given the dining car" said Mr..
Hartman this morning.
Anniversary observed.
Today was the Tooth anniversary OF the
writing of the song the star Spangled
Bcnner," ard as a consequence Secretary
Of State Wait ordered W all flags up on
the state house, n memory OF the author,
Francis Scott Key.
supreme Court mt Work.
Vacation FOR the supreme court was
over today and Tuesday the first sitting
will be held. opening with lour cases from
Douglas county. three on a motion for
rehearing, Murray against Omaha Trans
fer company: state cX rel english against
Tanning, McHennan against Omaha d
Council Bluffs Street hallway company
and the other argument in the case of
Sharp against National Fidelity and Cas-
ualty company.
state Fair Wedding.
State fair week, as usual, We the time
for several weddings of People who Wis
tied the fair, the following being among
the many WHO were granted licenses:
William Turpy. aged %, Councl Bluffs.
and Alice Grady, aged y, from the same
F'rnk w. Havlik aged %, and Anna S.
O'Neal, aged -, botn OF Omaha.
Robert l.. Johnson Of Harvard, aged
50, and Mollie il. lucas OF Omaha,
aged AZ.
Joseph f. Hopkins of Woodbine, Ia.
aged So, and Anna " SIoles. aged IS, OF
the same town.
Floyd c. Beloit, aged "A, Cedar Rapids,
Ia, and Alice r. Hall, aged IS, Lincoln.
Robert G.. White. aged II, Omaha. and
Martha C. Nelson. aged %. Council
Bluffs.
John j. Manion aged A., Hayelock, and
Martha c. Fisher, aged IS. Omaha,