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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Give Us An Honest District Clerk.

There IL just one way TO stop the fee graft
ID the district clerks office and that Ia by elect
Ing an honest man for district clerk Patch up
the law as we may, TO close the holes through
which greedy hand can reach, dishonest dis
trict clerk will hunt for more holes and hire
Tricky lawyers to attack the validity Of the law
That blocks his stealing
Harry q. Counsman IN asking the repub-
liean nomination for this office upon this
pledge:
Every dollar OF fees above the legal salary
will DO turned into the county treasury
No one who IL acquainted with Mr.. couns-
man personally, or who knows his record as
county assessor, will for moment doubt that
he means what he says and that he will scru-
pulousIy live up TO his promise In letter and
spirit.
Elect Harry @. Counsman clerk OF the dis
trct court and the work Of the office viii be
done better than II has ever been done and
every dollar that comes over the counter will
&c into the public treasury, where II belongs,
and not cont into bis private pocket above his
rightful salary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Omaha. the Market Town.

Omaha is surely coming into its own az the
market town OF the great west. II has been a
work of ardous endeavor. not easily accom-
plished, but IL is certainly reaching the goal
The latest step Is the establishment OF q hay
market or exchange wherein will be concen-
trated the buying and selling Of this staple farm
product. and the establishment Of standards for
grading. the publication Of current prices on an
authoritative basis, and the doing of other
things that will be helpful to all concerned.
This market starts under conditions that
should bring success. The Omaha live stock
market struggled for years for the recognition
that finally came, and IL now pressing close for
the premier position. The grain market that
followed had an even more bitter fight but has
won It's right and Ia also fast moving TO the
front. Our butter market is slowly forcing H.
self on the attention OF the world. and with
these examples before them, the projectors OF
the hay market ought to be the more confident
Of their future. Omaha is the natural shipping
point for the richest agricultural region in the
world, and II will yet be the market town on
whose transactions the selling prices Of farm
products for the world are fixed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Who Is Back Of the Rumorsl

Several days ago the president OF the United
States made an appeal for a cessation Of ru-
nors and unfounded reports concerning our
dealings with Mexico. lie limited at sinister
interests behind the fakes, and indirectly intl-
mated his intention to expose them. The last
day or two has seen a great revival Of contra.
dictory and unfoundcd reports from tho south
ern border, all at variance with what Durports
to be official news from Washington. The
American people are willing TO be fair with the
administration, and have no desire 10 hamper
the president in his work but they like to keep
posted as to what the government Is doing.
They recognize the military necessity Of keeping
secret the movement Of troops in the field, but
II cir wonder is Increased by the vague hints
from the president Mr.. Wilson has not always
been 40 frank in his dealings with his country
men as to deserve their unquestlonIng conf
dcnce. His sending OF personal messengers on
secret missions has aroused public curiosity, at
least. Just now the people would like to know
who Is back OF the villa rumors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Editorial Snapshots

Boston Transcript There's almost 81
much public sympathy for the man who
IA the victim II Accent gasoline an there
n for the fellow who has 10 pay An
income tau,
Baltimore Americana a vigorous Dc
NAL Ii msdo that tho house Of repre-
Sentatlyes ~ Washington IL loAflng
Everybody knows that the houso never
losfs II n always too busy talking.
Springfield, Republican; The antipre-
paredness meeting NJ Carnegie b0ll. New
York, last night. Was advertised by n
reproduction Of q, din0sauf bearing the
inscription, "Ail afmor plate and no
brains. This animal believed in unusual
military preparedness fIs IL now ex-
tlnot." II may have been good 8ds
vertiscmcnt, but az ~ argument n was
pretty lame How could an animal With
no brains believe IN anything, even IN
Toist0yan nonresistsnce7
indianapolis News; Nor is Il exactly
clear how Mr.. schwab's r.000,0oo armof
plate plant will become vatuaicss N tha
government builds plant for the mann.
fsctnre Of armor, when. u Is well known
that the government doesn't propose 10
build o plant that will be equal 10 sup
plying all the armor that In needed
somebody will have 10 make Tho reEt
Of n. and no doubt Mr.. Echgab VIII have
Just a. good look-in ne anybody else
II he II willing 10 work for reasonable
pay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
sor, Of CAN lie wouId Accept.

ord Quiz II ia matter OF deep regret 10 thou.
sands Of Nebraska republicans that II not possible
for Justice Hughes TO be a candidate before the pr-
mares In this state. That WAS however, impossible
In the first place, Hughes does not desire to he
president lie IL lawyer and his mind runs in legal
channela. lie has life Job where he Is and II Is
work that he knows how 10 do and enjoys The honor
Ia almost II not great being president. IN he
becomes presidential candidate he must, Of courra
realgn al once aud there il always the possibility that
he would not he elected though in the minds Of most
republicans that chance IL remote Al the same time
MIR Hughes has always been republican and what
he ia IN a. public way he largely owes 80
thu republican party. We believe he is man ready
20 pay his debts. political well financial and
N the republicans ~ The United States believe that
he Il the man whom they want 10 carry their stans
dard In the ISIS fiaht and 50 70 the cheaso cons
vsntlon June and draft him, he Il goinK 10 acoept
the honor and The taak
This helms the fact Nebraska republicans pught 90
have the rlEht and they a. have the right 20 say
40 II the, want tlUshsh u may ~ somewhat haf
Aensams 10 40 80 and hundreds who would vote Tor
him aladiy n ne WAS on the ticket wl fan "a take
the only Omen 10 thsmHihat 81 Nfitlns hs
name upon me ballot A. the primary election Many
however wlli dn - ana auv Valley county republican
who waHw chsflea q Hushsa candidate far
president this year should prepare % write ne MAINS
inta he ballot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
II Rennblicans Are Grateful.

In other states the much-prized honor OF
representing the party as a delegate TO a ma
tional convention Is awarded to the man who
necessarily boosts for the success OF the party
ticket and never seeks office for himself. II is
the only reward that can be given for such too
rare personal sacrifice in party service.
II the republicans of this district want to
do the decent thing. they will apply this rule
In favor OF one OF the eight asprants for the
commission TO represent them at Chicago. They
viii thus recognize the work this one man has
done. In season and out of season, to keep the
republican banner flying and elect republican
candidates to office. Myron H. Learned is en-
titled TO election by aeelamation. leaving only
the second place open TO the competition Of the
other good men who are after II, That Is what
would happen II this choice were made IN con
" nton and that Ia what should be done at the
primary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

BEATRICE. Nch, April Ito the IA
lior ~ The Bee u Il a wen known fact
that practically the whole world is az
war seventeen nations are said to have
made formal declarations 20 that effect
Our own. the Eued old United states, II
standing aat alone and aieof from hllshl
ina conditions that are now undefniniHH
and destroying all that is sacred ana
dear tu human hearts and that "a hama
and klpdFnd Ties
TrHe u Il there haa hasn no formal
declaration - Nar hslNssn ourselves and
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

little for law, civilization or the future
or humanity. and what shall We do2
The central thought Ia. the victims are
dead, but the government lives not only
At Washington. but In the hearts OF every
true American. ready 70 stand for gov.
eminent for and by the people Let us
call tho boys home and everyone Of a
hundred million resolve himself into n
committee OF one to be on the defensive
side. Let no money consideration tempt
up 10 sell munitions Of warfare 10 any
country on the face OF the globe, Let
the mouth OF the wouId-be president and
peanut politician, who gees no good IN
anything but my policies" be silonced
In troubloua times. uot VI bask In this
bright sunshine of the morrow's sun With
thoughts OF live ana ~ Hys' foremost
IN the mind Let W help our weaker
brother help hlmself In the peaceful pur-
suit u agriculture, or that which pro
duces the greatest good 70 the grcatsst
number, and, lastly. The spirit Of 4 Chris
tian nation shown forth IN the basic
principle Of righteousness exaltlng q M.
ton" creating preparedness that will
put the rest Of the world TO shame, 70
reetinR honor and glory on the founders
and trainers ~ constitution consulting
Of 0Hs Of the best nations the world ever
knew, "roo proud 10 fight" and ne sDirt
Of pllItarlsn Will disappear M the dews
Of June morning, and nations shall
war no more. r. j. II,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
People and Events

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Strong for Hughes
only rair to show Them How.

only Fair 20 show Them How.
Geneva signal. Victor Roaewater editor Of The
Omaha Bee Is heading a movement to have the name
OF Justice Hughes written on this primary ballot ny
the republican voters Of Nebraska ss their preference
for the republican nomination for president ~ II
tho general opinion that very large majority OIL
Nebraska republicans would favor the nomination or
Mr. Hughes II they could be sure that he would have
a reasonable chance for the nomination under all 81
the circumstances, Mr.. Hughes has absolutely re-
fused 10 permit his 20 be used IN any state a.
candidate The necessary steps we're taken 10 place
his name on the Nebraska primary ballot by those
who favored his nomination but he withdrew his name
Similar events occurred In other states
Many friends 6f MI Hughes insist that be VIII
take the nomination rendered him In proper man
nor by tho republican national convention and their
position seems quite reasonable However. the eie'
fnent 0f uncertainty II 10 great that II initiates
against his chances 10 be offered the nomination by
ths convention. Nobody 10 have any authority
10 say what he Will or will not do In order 10 assist
my voter who may think II best to ~ 10 write tho
name Of Justice Hughes the primary ballot tho
Signal ia running some cuts making clear the method
10 lie followed. In order 10 have tho vote count ths
name viii have 10 be written on the ballot correctly
ami in addition the proper cross must be made IN
the proper square. n you want 10 express a pref
orenee for Mr. Hughes for president be careful 10 do
No correctly Otherwise you will simply lose your
vote.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Eyerywhere the first Choice.

BAN DIEGO, Cal, April 9.--To the Ed.
ltor Of The bee. ! notice by evening
paper that Mr. Hughes Of New York may
be induced TO run for president II the
nomination comes without protest. On
my way here we Travelled through six
teen states and ! talked with many on
trains and IN hotels who said that " Mr.,
Hughes was nominated they would sup
port him, as he was their choice. Several
strong lifetime democrats whom I talked
with coming through Kentucky. Tennes-
see and Alabama said they had always
voted the democratic ticket. but II Mr..
Hughes was nominated they would sure
vote for him. These we're business men
consider Hughes far the strongest
man and hope the Nebraska republicans
Will urge his nomination. With kind re-
CARDS and best wishes for the q. o. r.,
am, j. w. wELPTON.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

PLATTsMoUTH. Neb.i April Ito
the Editor OF The Bee: | am interested
in the idea Of voting for Charles T..
Hughes nj the primaries on the 18th.
propose for YOU 10 print IN the name Of
Charles n. Hughes M many times a.
there are republican voters IN the state
Of Nebraska. and have them distributed
TO the leaders OF each county seat. for
them 10 sec that every voting precinct
viii have them on hand 10 put them In
the vacant place In the ballot, which, IN
my Judgment. will bring better success
than to depend on all kinds Of voters
writing IN their names. ] hope aud be-
lieNe We viii succeed ma am an enthusis
asst Tor Charles v. Hughes
HENRY HOEck
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Gasoline Supply and Demand.

The preliminary report OF the United States
Trade commission on the topic of gasoline may
not console the consumers greatly, but II Is
calculated 70 temporarily al least silence the
cry o. unfair manipulation Of prices, The com.
mission discovers that while tho output OF crude
eli for the last year Was greater than ever les
gasoline eoatent WAS lesa, that tho standard
OH produced little over 60 per cent Of the
fetal. and that the AVERAGE price charged BY the
independents was ] cent gallon more than
asked b. this Rockefeller saiesmen This
knowledge pln not materially aid chs auto
0eneF In reducing the coat % burntag up ths
road but be mas estfati some satisfaction from
10 ,hoashl That the price IL SIN subject 70
the lav ~ supply and asmand Had that The lus
dependents afs setting mprt out af d than koes
e. the suffers Of ths menpppN The situation
auaht 60 revive intefesi N the possibilities o.
Aipnhpl an i SQUIRE ~ paAfF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
OUR SOUTHERN BORDERLAND.

l.
Along our southern border land,
From eastern plain 10 wsHtefn strand.
Stand watch today D faithful band,
III keep secure our border land,
CHORUS
our native land No danger thine,
our native land No danger thlnsj -
Firm stand Thy sons to guard, 10 guard
our land,
FIRM stand Inv sons 10 guard our bor-
der land
II.
They stand . noble army strong,
Quick 10 defend from III and wronEt
with hearts Bflame they there proclaim
Their love for native land ana name,
m.
While flows ono drop of Yankee blood,
or nliHi love guards we'll the flood.
While brave ami loyal soldiers stand,
No foe shall tread our native land.
w.
Our faith In strong, our courage cure,
Against all focg We shall endure
Our hearts VIII guard The border land,
Far southern land, our border land,
WILLIAM EDWIN DAHHOW.
~ AYf. IN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
Nebra.ha watched rhroashout The conntry.

shelton clipper: Tho result of the movement IN
Nebraska to write In the name of Charles
Hughes for president despite tho fact that II docs
not appear on the primary ballot will De watched
throughout the country II majority Of the repub-
leans Of the state go 10 this much trouble 10 let II
be known that the popular demand ~ for Charles H.
Hughes as their presidential standard bearer other
states are bound TO ait up and take notice. II Is
the Intelligent Nebraska voter who be depended
upon 10 do this very thing at tho primary election
and everyone who believes Justice Hughes IA the
most popular man for president should not fall 70
write in his name where the blank line appears
the ballot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
slrnnne.l cnndldale pnrt, cnn rut rp.

Newman Grove Reporter Led by the Omaha Bee,
concerted effort been started by the republican
papers of tho state to get the voters 70 write IN the
nsfno of Justice Charles r. Hughes on the primary
ballots m candidate for president Justice Hughes
has said that he VIII not enter the race and has re-
fused 10 allow his name 10 be placed on primary
ballots but he has not said that he would refuse the
nomination II II IL given him The general feeling
over the country appears to be that Mr. Hughes 10
the strongest candidate the republicans can put up
and there II 4 general disposition the part Of
many 10 force him Into the race.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

BuAsy CustOmer-=MR family want mo
10 have my picture taken,
Sarcastic Photographer We'll, nov that
1 look at y0n closely, ! don't wonder
they don't care 20 Keep h,~Baltinore
American
- cosy picture. CHI A man loliilg in
an easy chair and his beautiful wife lesns
lng over him 10 light his cigar"
6Yon haven't sAsn tho companion pio-
turo 10 II, have your
why no"
"frs the same man BaVaRely chewing
The and 0f his cigar and writing check ;"
New York Tin9s.
Knleksr-'What arc the prevailing poll
i0ies9
New York Bun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

Lexington Pioneer. II IL becoming more evident
that tho republicans Of Nebraska IN favor II
Charles r. Hughes as their national standard bearer
IN the coming presidential struggle, While he has
refused to allow his name TO be used as candidate
II In evident that II the party calls persstenty for
him he will consent TO become II candidate. The only
way now 10 express preference for Mr.. Hughes -
TO write his the ballot at the approaching
primary II will require but little time to write
the blank line on the ballot under the heading for
president" the name, "charlos u. Hughes"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12
MIRTHFUL REMARKS.

~ can see nj glance, madam. SAID
he, that you would not be Interested IN
the preparat ton l am selling except pos
gibly AS a gift 10 some Of your nelgh-
bOfH
What are YOU selling7" she inquired,
with interest. =.
"a facial beauty preparation, madam"
he replied. Judge,
you seem 10 be very comfortable here,
10 you like the work Of broom mAkingT'
the female visitor TO the prison asked
d convict .....
i've only one fault 10 find with my
Job here. lady" replied the convict
And what Is that. may | ask1'
"Its altogether too combining. "~i)etroit
Free Prose-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

Neigh Lender. II you write the name or Hughes
in on your primary ballot be sure you write II cor.
recay. The name r. Charles y. Hughes While the
election law ~ interpreted by the courts makes II
clear that votes otherwise written should be counted
for him II tho intent 0f the voter was manifest to
make sure that your vote shall be counted, write II
correctly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

Verdo Outlook The best way 20 make sure TINT
Hughes accepts the presidential nomination II to show
him that the demand straight from the people
Nebraska republicans under our presidential primary
law have the opportunity TO give convincing proof OF
the extent OF this demand by writing in the name
Charles u. Hughes their ballots
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-12

NJ. Bryan keeps on reerating that Senator Hitch.
cock did not want 20 10 the national eonven-
tion because no Gays am untfendly 20 the nresi.
dent Nowhere has air Hitchcock sAh such thing
Lincoln star quoted with approval BY the senator =
PAPER
Well. the fact Ii so obvious that Il needs no
reinforcement. although the reason may not be
quite accurately stated,