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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
cali viii Ne imperative.

washington star. President Butler Of Columbia
university, on a recent Journey west, found Justice
Hughes IN many calculations about the presidency.
but adds.
go,ne important leaders Of opinion feel however.
that Justice Hughes instinct ar 70 the tmpor,
lance Of his work on the bench q The supreme court
FREQ from any sapleon Of political Interest or skpe,
RAISING 10 Justice inghes himself and 10 the largest
public interest TO attempt 10 force the nomination
upon him against his better Judgment and AGAINST
lis wish
Justice Hughes has said nothing indicating he
judgment or wish respecting the we'll known aad
srownE feeling for him as the best man for unlting
the republicans and lnc bun ms 1Hora for the cam
paIen against AR wilson lie has simply, with
nfmnesa and all proprlety forbidden the Use af hls
name ia primaries where The ISSUE Il the designation
Of a presidential candidate lie IL not and VIII not
become a contestant for the chieago nomination
"A this fonling hd not snring out ~ any kneen
wiah u Justice Hughes and has not been encouraged
nv him hls Judgment about 4 u not 80 much 70 The
pntnt-nat 80 valuable n one may say as that hf
ihe men who entertain " lie has been occupied wiz
the duties n his aftioe, which Keep him oul n'
touch With everyday politics lie does NOT know
what Ia solns ga n political Circles ~ shat the dt
feFant influences npeTahnk there are proauehs ~ she
va IN upinien That Ia wholly outside " HE line
IL Inquiry of observation
nul thc men she have picked ana az nlsna
alhars 10 pek lusties nughas for tho republican
itsdetshinp THE year are eet entN Ia leush Nlth
everyday politics. hul Afs tfaintd appraisers e. "
fHisat tendencies situations and eNeEkeRfies 10 "
thslr tnsnsRs h. Apew shat s kans va aud q share
rabilt apiulau as much ~ nasaels
~ fag Iusiles tiughes Wiahs whatever u VA ~
he sauM pai II be wauli prFsss that 10 ne Ssh 81
HE psuy lu supreme weHisnt Y ne tsnuhl. az
tantsuti0n aHrf canvass 30 ail the party tandt
Astea 49, IT, domination astdes NtH pFArllesi ans
ntuslts asa display nf enthusiasm that Ne e the
mAm ta eaus ihe tsunsF Ne uHss cafN ths si
zui 81 a. imperative es Nina - faiss ss seaN
- 4 IS ssft tha kafegaaf af Ass tpfe ef = nisW.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

The presence OF the National Guard lobby
In Washington emphaszes the objections here
toforo stated 10 the Hay bill providing for a
new army. National defense must not be per-
mltted to become involved in petty politics. Tho
men who make up the real National Guard the
pryaten, the non-ooms and the officers OF the
line, are earnest and patriotic men, who are
working hard TO make themselves OF service.
and who can be relied upon always Objection
is made to tho political Influence that affects
the status Of tho Guard which Ia ever present
under state organization. and viii be many
times more pernIcloua II II be engrafted onto the
federal army organization, and the control OF
the National Guard be placed In the hands OF q
hoard at Washington that IL independent Of the
general staff Neither the Hay bill nor the pro-
posed amendment 20 the Chamberlain bill solves
the problem Of the "furiy-eight little armies
under forty-eight separate controls" The Hay
provision makea the niuddle worse, while the
amendment now helms urged by the National
Guard Lobby would inevitably destroy the eff
cheney Of the military forces Of the country BY
establishing dual contfol At WAshingtnn,
The hee hAa consistently supported the Ma
lional Guard not because Il Il the ideal form
~ organization, bat because IA Ia the beat pcs
pihle under the states tlaht praellre. The a.
tiCienty u the state afmirs has heeh eud will
he Quilted hy the intrusion % petty nallties A
tfub setslrsable military organization wiu not
te had anul the states have siyea ever their
armlos 10 The nation The Chamberlain hiil
"Opens say ~hvreby thls mas paaaihy ~
ttnaHtt about 10 ume. aseldlpH the hlaader az
tte ilay bill hat 4 wlll have 20 Fun The sauats
ifi ~ 4 most sasFksiis lahhY. the memhefs Of
stish can sesnt sell compensated mililan glerT
ahead
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
Solomon for County Treasurer.

One Of the most important county offices 70
be filled this year n that Of treasurer. The
county treasurer SERVES, at the same time, ~
ex.offlco treasurer for the city, for the school
district and for the water district. lie admin
listers an office which not only takes In and
pays out millions Of dollars every year ~ curs
rent receipts and expenditures. but IL also the
fiscal agency for all these governmental diyl.
slonn floating thsir bond issues, paying the
interest and principal when due, collecting all
delinquent taxes In fact, handling all the In
trcate finances Of the county and ita subdiw
slons.
Whatever credit may attach TO the business
like methods OF the conduct Of the treasurer's
office for the last five years must be shared by,
II II does not belong mainly TO, Emmett q,
Solomon, who has been in charge as the chief
deputy. Mr.. Solomon knows the whole run OF
the work and Ia thoroughly familiar with the
financial condition OF the county. city, school
district and water district and his superior
ability and eapability will not be questioned.
Mr.. Solomon s aspiring TO the republican nom
nation for county treasurer, and he should have
II. and will have II II fitness. integrity and re-
sponslbillty are the determining factors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07


OMAHA. April 6--To the Editor Of The
Bee, have read In last evenings nee
All account OF the action Of the local
Daughters Of the American Revolution
la refusing 20 sell the Belgian relief
TAGS on the streets because the taEa we're
printed with small American flags. and
the tags might be thrown away By care
lees persons and the flnEa thus desc
Grated Must We go 10 this length IN
preventing our flag from being desc
Grated Must We examine every piece
of paper or cloth We touch % see II there
IA flag printed on t. before We throw
Il away or burn Il upg | should like 10
ask the Daughters Of tho American Rev
olution What II the proper course 70 take
when one has an old printed FLAG. on
cloth or paper Witch one wishes 70 get
rid af should ono take II out ln THE
garden ana hurry Il with military honorHf
wins n0t organise society Tor caring
fof old and dooFenid American flags ii
their dselinlns years.
Seriously. Nhy can people net realise
the difference between tho flas which
every enod citizen carries N hla heart
ans witch u carried ~ Tho head III the
tcElment, and the eouimon, garden lnasa
" that flaE. printed On cheese cloth o.
papsF and with no frsi mranins about nf
Even SID indlap has sense enough
40 know iift iatged of eanseefaiad
Tree mHst he tfealed alth an respFat h0i
that the sAHse tfpa wheh Rpl fpnseeFatet
u ohit ommen apiset "a 80 special
Significance could anhthlns BE- mals
Fidieala1s Than apa ~ these Waman
ataRtttk ap srd atMs o. hnshad
lelT elise Aed atih Hahi Ntatate let
she raa4 deAi mslaisus aiaWe N uhnda
Mast tNt fnate This seven ~ aant
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Ansi 81 NetoluliaH maAsi uNu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
my DEAR y
W. u. Nnsblf. ia Juane.

W, y. Sesbit. IN judge,
Two words tiat once were whispered low
IN trembling tonrF, where fleckihs
shade
Upon The walk danced 10 AMI ffo
IN patterns ~ Tie moonlight made
Two words once thrilled the listening eafs
my dear'
Two words that IN the 0ideB days,
Held ali the fOndness ~ the beaft.
Now sound along the stTidsnt NaYs
where meet the swasser ana The
Yet once they bre8thed togcTs fear;
my de8r"
Two words when KfABdm8ma was young.
They we're as sacred ~ vow,
And DID not rattle from the tongue
~ th0uRhtleHay rs they 10 now,
M, then IL meant tie world 70 hear
my dear"
Two Words-Ysf IN them lived romance,
And on them rested Hopes fair dream.
Eyes 81 W0udrOus radiance
~ with deep and tender CLEAN
When some one fnurmurs0. low 9bd ne8f,
my dear
MY dear why my one ~ MI
IN called Ny dearF Al, ! bessrrh
Must al our treasured Language fan
Into the dust ~ common speech7
FAREWELL You vii not feappenr
my deaf"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
Con.oIence Pricks-Inve.tigation. FOLLOW.

The democrats IN congress. rem0rseful over
their forgotten promise 10 reduce the high cost
Of living, have set about the task with feyortsh
haste and are beginning NEGOTIATIONS In every
direction. All sorts OF things are TO be stirred
up and pried into with the hope tnat the proc
eas. n persisted In will discover something that
can be used for campaign material and serve Oh
ar excuse to cover up the incompetency OF the
party They can't put the blame on the repub-
leans, for that party 10 not In power; the Money
Devil IA immune. for the federal reserve act has
cured all the financial Ills we ever suffered
from, at least, we have the presidents word for
this No chance exists 70 lay the condition
against Providence, for the crop yield has been
bounteous beyond all experience. Neither can
the wicked trusts be accused, for there amt
M such animal" any longer, At least, the attor-
ney general Ia not pursuing "big business" with
the zeal one has right to expect from demo
crat Nor can the democrats ascribe the pros.
perlty 20 the war, for isn't II known 10 be due 20
the wonderful Underwood tariff. that brought
free trade and closed factories before the war
eommenced7 scapegoqt must be found some
vhore, for the democrats IN congress see the
shadow Of coming events, and are anxious TO
get under cover somehow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
carranra and the 0cold Trall =

Venustlano Carranza, who stands very high
IN favor at Washington, having been recognized
by the president an the anticipated Issue Of
watchfui waiting IA uneasy ~ the presence
In Mexico Of American soldiers II II therefore
unobtrusiyely blntod that the first chief would
like 10 know how long these propose 10 remain
and how deeply they expect 10 penetrate into
his country. lie deeately suggests tho trail
has become cold, and that the prolonged stay
Of our army south Of the border viii not be
Vowed with entire complalsaDco by himself and
his asaociatos In the mismanagement Of Mexican
affairs This attitude, not especially surprising,
In characteristic Of the man whose Intellectual
Drotcnslons at government are mainly the cause
Of our sending troops into Mexico. carranza n
blanabe just now more than any other man
for tho circumstances that have made the en-
pedilon necessary, and bis alngulary inept In
reference with rs operations has Decdlessly
prolonged the stay. He knows, also, that The
American soldiers are on a definite mission and
Will not give over their efforts until the job II
finished unless his pull NJ Washington Ia strong
enough TO convince the president that the trail
IL cold"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
POLITICAL SNAPSHOTS

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
LINES TO A LAUGH.

II have written my eongfesAmar ~ send
me all tie Agricultural department re-
ports on Turning"
You must bs going 70 start on m *
tenAiye scale"
We'll. no But I'm raising tulip IN n
pot r Louisville COurlef-Journal
Book Making Behutg-zffefe you are.
cir. take a chance on this fine chocolate
layer cske.
j. w.. Experience. thankst I've
already taken 100 many. That cake ~
my wi'e'a donat udge.
Are YOU presidential candldateT'
y refuse 10 answer" replied HonAt1f
Sorghum. ~ ! sAy yes 4 might ~
i8aon ~ = Joke snd II I raY no 4 miabt
be taken seriously Washington star.
llokus-Why does . woman change her
mind 70 often7
rokus Magbe shs don't Ike thn i0oas
of u after she has made Il 40, Town
Topics.
Aren't they very strict IN New f0rk
about having weapons ~ 0ps's posses
siOn7"
'Yes. indeed They arrested . man
know there because they found al the
flowers In his front gard had pistils,' -
baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
slsnlflrnncr Of . reII.

Topeka journal. No matter what class Of repub-
leas are poled on presidential preferences, whether
they be- voters " The rank and file, delegates 10 con
ventons or ofcehoders. Justice Hughes II the pre-
ponderant choice The Boston Transcript recently
poad 40 Of the 100 republican senators and repre-
aentatlves IN The Massaebusets Legislature No less
than seyeniy.fye ~ them registered their sentiments
Ms favorable 10 the New York 1urist Colonel H00ae-
yelt was second choice with vote Of twcnty'three
This showing II particularly significant because Mas
aaehnscus has couple Of "fayorite SON candidates
In Senator Weeks and Governor Mccall But mccall
received only nine votes and Weeks got M more than
slr Twenty-Five OF those polled were noncommtta,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
d3e BeeSGs
.LeMeyBoa{f
PreslaeniIaI TImbsr.

OMAHA, South slde. April ITO the
one commenting on a presidential prob
ability has some favorite son 70 hold up
10 the people, some giving coRsnt reasons
therefor. others giving some personal res-
sons without referring 70 any national
qualifications nor taking into consldera-
ton the peculiar situation the govern
meut IL now placed IN. snd IN likely 10
remain 20 for some months 10 come
These matters I apprehsnd are NJ vital 70
qualifications and IN . certain sense more
10 than being a siiver-tongued orator. an
educator, . soldier or m eminent lawyer
ana iUrlst W. should have other quaii-
flcations than those mentioned, such as
flrfnnHssi some knowledge ~ government.
prompt 70 act, not allowing himself 70 be
led BY Or. Quaek this. or quaek th@, 90
that the integrity Of the government may
BE- preserved Unsuliied ond ~ standing
BE- not isssened IN The eye ~ any N the
world powers He should be not only
firm, but Of faf.seelng qualities, 30 he
be able 10 forecast st once the effects ~
certain course ana act nj once IN the
matter. He should be broad enough 10
a. once rec The necessity ~ unity IN all
matters and bring that quality 10 bear
that will bring harmony snd Justice
speedily.
While ! admire and respect sli the men
mentioned 40 good presidential timber,
admitting that they possess qualities IN
more or iess degree, and while an
somewhat preIudiced 10 favor Of aestsrn
IDEAS and men, ! sfo convinced that
Charles y. Hughes possesses the greater
qualities that 80 10 make Up whst quail
ties presidential leader should possess
Mr. tIughes oareef IN The state N New
York spesks highly on hts ability as d
lnWyer and nm executive, not being found
wanting In any particular IFS elevation
70 the supreme bench Ia 8iRDlfesnt Of hls
abilities aa iurist, capable 10 Rrappie
with matters most intricate and act
speedily.
Tho democratic nor socialist PARTIES
want 10 see him nominated, nor accept
" nominated, hoping thereby 10 continue
the break IN The republican party and
again lot ono Of watchful waiting PRO.
cligitifs slip into the executive ekz-.9s
cLJNKER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Chicago Tribune II IL made clear from day W
day that Mr.. Justice Hughes Is still one Of the Leaf
Ing possibilities republican candidate for the presi
deney despo the formal refusal TO pursue that honnr
which the obvious nroprietea demanded Of him. That
refusal though undoubtedly sincere, was not eoueted
In terms 80 plain and conclusive AZ 20 make II i'm
possible Tor Justice Hughes TO accept the honor Of
nomination II II Ia thrust upon him by his party
There is nothing In his words or attitude so far as
II is known 10 discourage active campaign In hig
favor and advantage IL being taken o. this fact 70
canvass opinion IN hn behalf and 70 develop his 20
tontiai strength
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07


Yes, Gfnbb WAS oHe ~ ne f967i
learned men ~ the aRe. UiA last article
vi the WnnklGG BROW Monthly, entitled,
"A Psyeh0logicai Analysis ~ Dasfne EUs
j0Ynent,t was widely quoted"
Ar And Whist cansSd hlg uBtlmelf
deafhT'
STARVATION, judge
Mrs. EelghD 0rs 10 you snd your nus
hand I've happily t0Eetbsf7 III.
Nrs. hupeck Rufe ~ just IKE ~ see
my husband tfy. not 70 i've happily with
me, In6ianBpo Star
II want you 10 write mo Gn article on
the city ~ viewed from tiis roof ~ q
thirtysstofy building"
but suppose ! fol- down 0h The j0bT'@
baltimore American
Picture Flend-.Whefs can I see good
moving picture fOdag1
Her Friend Zee Tie Last Days ~
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Understand II was from an eruption
PhCt0pl6y Magazine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07
People and Events

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07


LINCOLN, April Ito The Editor Of
The Bee. IN your issue Of Wednesday,
April 5, under the heading Of The Reefs
Letter Box ono Mr. X. r. sweet states
that Governor Aldncb made the follow
ing statement In the State journal
" the Nebraska republicans want
senator who IN merely pie dlspensef. on
Who makes II his chief business 10 make
n0 enemies, In order that his fences may
be y proper shape for the subsequent
6uAineas ~ political healing, then they
should not vote for me, for ] don't meas
ute ~ ~ that sort Of requirement M
Gn Ne eo y y y real WORK ~ The
wapteg , ., t ,aesp s9p,f ihgt re hing
the man for the Job
n you VIII refer 10 the Monday morning
Issue Of the State Journal Of April 2,
You viii find the article referred 70, and
after diBeusging the availability u MI.
Aldrch ~ a candidate. the article con
clude8 "a follows
The whole question Of the governors
availability n well put up by tie 0seeoia
Record
~ Nebraska republicans want sen-
a si, who y merely ! PIE dispenser pr
10 enemies, IN order that hls own fences
may be IN proper shape FOR The subse-
glent bupinesa Of political healing, then
tff HlpHln HDi N0lf TOT Aldflfi, Tor no
d0Ht measure up 10 that sort u re-
iulrement. ~, on The contrary, II IL
real work ~ the interest Of the people,
That " the thing wanted. our idea Ia that
Aldrieh u the man for the lob"
You VIII note from the above that Mr.
Sweet has garbIcd the editorial appear
Ing in the osceola Record AMI then put
II into the mouth Of Mr.. Aldrlch a. an
original statement by him. Extended
coutnent on fnch procedure on Mr..
Sweets part 10 unnecessary. and be-
licye that a metropolitan newspaper
should strive 20 be just a. accurate in
news matter o. political nature as they
are In anything else. md while The Bee
by the exercise Of a small amount Of care
could have aseertalned the accuracy Of
this alleged statement before II was pub.
iished / believe that II was an oversight,
and / would ask that you publish this
letter IN the same column and In tho
same position that you published the let.
ter OF Mr., Sweet B ~. FULLER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

fhs shegk II waf IN many diysstlaat apsa,s
'sysgsd sasloma and pfeftdpna sllhaal num.
bsh tbs aultah ~ E0ps lssls TIE ieit ~ mach
lhAs hls lnhefitsA conservation has stteh WaF
ge progressive tFttH ~ aFv siAsaAs lht
smaaapAlea ~ wemsa item lhe ahaeklea el
Nehsmplsaaa lsps sea customs "a lha teIemesl
plaat IN hs plAtiuFhs pNnNdafiaH he tautss
thR meana mpge thaa mntegA pfastsss "a
amounts ~ i social revelation tefu ~ vnF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

The election OF our legislative delegation all
In bunch IL another requirement Of the law
that ousht 10 be changed, The bee fayors ep,
porsionment u state senators aud representa-.
llves. one 10 district az calculated 10 shorten
tho ballot and likewise 10 enforce more etriet
acenAnlAhLity
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

The clerk Of the new municipal court will
have lot OF fees 10 collect from ltlEanta and,
u he we're like Bob. he would az once get
huHy 10 find oop-holes In the law through which
he might reach In aud help himself to some OF
the money
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Wisconsln's mortality list carries the name
Of Senator La Toilette dangerously wounded In
the house OF his friends. The fortunes OF war
are uncertain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Senators object TO outsiders playing poll
tics with pending legislation. The most august
assemblage" imagInes playing politics is an ex-
elusive senatorial perqulsite
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Out Of San Francisco comes the story OF a
blue tiger roaming the forests of Central Asia.
No use. The captor OF the uauchero cannot
Rive a thought 10 alien game for the next two
months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

The advance In manganese from sSs 70
$1,000 ton makes the gasoline tanks look like
piker on the upllft route.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

rae Asst teF ranehe villa Il hkeasd Is
seauhibs "a : assals IL hagsisst IN that
ltss tafth win tlmpiss matters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Everyone ia free 10 make slate" for him
self and for others, but no one Is compelled d
vote slate unless he wants 70.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

The clerk Of the county court also takes in
fees over the counter but no one is charging
him with putting them into his own pocket.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

One OF the great national uplift periodicals
boldly announces that "the republican nominee
will be Hughes. Roosevelt or third man.
There's prophetic wisdom for you worthy OF the
Delphie oracle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Spokesman for the warning powers, having
exchanged vocal deficB, will subsde for awhile
and let the killing proceed as usual.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

incidentally. Cleveland water users pay only
about cents a thousand gallons where Omaha
water users are still paying more than Is cents,
meter measurement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-07

Signs Of progress appear In strange quar-
tors. Spring blowing In the Garden OF Eden
proceeds under the power OF artillery.