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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
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This Day in Omaha


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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Neigh LEADER The Leader favors the nomination
Of Charles w. Hughes for president for Whist appHsIh
to s editors the best Of reasons, In selecting
candidate for any office common sense dctatas that
tle who command the largest support from,
voters and who tho same time possesses the qual-
tiles In high degree which desired in official
N the man 70 nominate. This II not advocating tho
nomination of nm unfit man simply because he can bs
elected Better 90 down 10 defeat than that Mr.
Hughes can unite the various elements In the party
better than any other man, simply BECAUSE he has
tho confidence Of all In his ability and integrity Ad-
y0oacy Of Hughes Ia not disparsgng the candidacy Of
other asprnnts for there several who possess tho
qualifications Of Mr. Hughes IN every respect except
that OF availability.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
The Call for Hughes
u WIN show Their Intelligence.

Fremont Tribune: II the republicans Of Nebraska
succeed in giving majority or even plurality OF
their votes TO Charles r. Hughes for president II WIZ
be the best concrete argument yet submitted In sup
port of tho primary system Of expressing preferences
and Of making nominations. The Fremont Tribune has
not taken up the task Of explaining the situation 70
far M Mr. Hughes Ia related 70 IL for the purpose
OF urging his nomination upon the party 40 much
as seeing 10 II that the people provided a way
to tho thing they undoubtedly wanr 70 20. n they
actually write the of Hughes In their ballots u
win be a splendid complication Of their intelligence
and of their decided purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
Editorial Snapshots

cleveland Plain Dealer; Bryan will
make trouble NJ the {. Louis convention, e"
says an exchange. well7 What does
Bryan usually do at conventions?
Detroit Free Press; Theodore Roose-
welt and Ellhu Root met at luncheon the
other day for the first time In five years.
one can't help wondering who spoke
first
Washington Post Nevertheless. there
ARE some ardent admirers IN Nebraska
who consider that a combination OF
Bryan and prohibition spells two good
things,
Boston Transcript; The other day a
man called Bryan liar and Bryan was
right back M him, Just like that, with
one " the wittiest retorts, and yet some
people claim he doesn't believe In pre-
pnrcdncss
Brooklyn Eagle. Bryan prophecies VIC
tory for WILSON lie may be right. he
WAS IN 1912; but hts past achievements In
Soothsaylng are anything but encouragn {
10 those who have followed his whole
career.
Houston post. We don't know who Ne.
braska VIII send 70 the H. Louis con
venion, but We DO know the ~. Louis
platform II going 10 be written by ths
friends n Mr.. Wilson, and mishiefmakerl
afc going 70 be- made 10 behave.
Fhlnde ph Lcdgeri The demoe ats are
scapdallzcd at the very thought Of tho
republicans ahattefing their third-terin
and supreme court pfeeedents whilst on
deayofing thenseIyes TO fracture another
well known precedent % the effect that
the democratic party can't eject presi-
dent two terms running.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
Building the New University.

The Board OF Regents OF the University OF
Nebraska has been given n little relief from un-
certainty as TO It's powers through an opinion
from the attorney general OF the state, showing
that the board has little leeway in the build,
ing operations IL Is carrying on The voters OF
the state determined tho location OF the cam.
pls. aud the legislature for the purpose OF car
ryiug oft the wish expressed by the referendum
vote. made an appropriation Of an indefinite
amount Of money, TO be raised by stated tax
levy, Il has been found impossible to meet the
physical requirements Of an expiring levy, or
one that il limited The work " clearlng the
ereund purchased for campus extension and %
sgectne the projected new buldlngs. has taken
mere time than waa anticipated and under
ordinary conditions would prove source "
embarrassment. " a aid not actually thwAu the
object The attorney Eenera holds that this
element must BE- glsen due weight, aud that the
appropriation wlll not lapu0 merely because the
wafk IL not completed within certain fixed
tIms ~ also naals 0nt that tho lndeflnile
amount II money ~ M raised through the tau
svf uHeettAinlY a. ~ thv exact amount VI
money "a ~ pala IN makes Il Fpasoaable hsl
lhe hoard ahaalA eNeFtltn same diaereltaaaR
p0wrF, ahd lrl contracts areardiNM Ga We iaAg
msnt tuF Inc aANAnlAse M the state This win
tree lhp hands ~ ne ressnA and permit tho
tgtntes % ~ lhe Ftsal SOFA ~ Fshnlldius me
physical plsnt ~ lhp uplyeFslb ahdef fhnai.
liens lhal auEhl ~ rgoapfs gnea Fesalis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

LINCOLN, Neb., April ]-To tho
Editor Of The Bee ~ l.. cook. who IL
asking the republican nomination FOR
eommissionor o. public lands and build
ings has been taxpayer IN Nebraska
for thirty years, and has given lot Of
his time and energy 10 public affairs 0f
The state when n needed booatcrs. Mr.
Cook has worked side by side with such
Hobraskans ~ ion. = G. Bassctt and
the late Governor Furnas IN promoting
better agricultural conditions IN the state.
lie would mako first ciass business
commissioner, n elected, On account OF
his knowledge Of land valuation in Ne.
braska.
c. II. r., Old Time Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

hum, 'ls a man who finds out what the
people want
And then gives II 70 them?'
NO: promises IL. Washington star
"Ah see 20 is houseeleanin'," said MIS-
YES. replied Mrs. Marsh Green. "dcy
IL nothln lax movin' things round once
IN while Why. / des come ercross =
pair oh slippers under dc bed dat an
hadn't seen foh five years. Dallas News
coater ITO parish visitor. who has been
fatherl-Yes mum, . we're splendid
father 10 Us and no mistake. Yer see.
eommiAerating with him on the loss o.
hje mum, there was eleven OF us, and !
never knowed i'm raise 'is and 70 one
Of uH 'cept as Il might be In selfsdefense,
London Punch,
A businesslike man stepped into a
butchers shop.
"a piece + beef for roasting" he or
The meat. mostly bone, was thrown on
the scales. ....
Look here demonstrated the man,
you're giving me a big piece Of bone.
oh, no, / amt" said the butcher,
blandly. yer paYn' fer it"-New YORK
Times.
Seems 10 me those recipe books are
totally out 81 date"
"ficw now, wifeyY
I'm looking for something on how 70
make a political camtaisn,'-kansas CITY
Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

OMAHA, April 1J,-To the Editor Of
The Bee, ! vas handed today by =
chronic court house tSr.eatcr repub-
ilean political "slate7 with mn c1celicBt
likopess ~ Abraham Lincoln NJ the mast
head and under II ~ clean, patriotic
ticket" The nhh down the line reads
FOR clerk Of district court" and under
u the name ~ our notorious fee-Er0bber.
Just why the picture Of our immortal
emancipation should appear on q political
ticket 70 bolttor 10 the fastsfading fame
~ Nebraskas sbadlest politician II not
stated on the "slatc." WI the free
grabber please tell ~ Just Why be thus
insults American manhood by hanging
onto the skirts " Abraham Ancoln7
REPUBLICAN,.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
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PLATTsMouTH, Neb., April b.-To
the Editor Of The Bee The people know
enough Of Justice Hughes 70 he perfectly
satisfied with Ills nomination and cleo
tion without A statement OF any Kind
from him or even his resignation from
the supreme bench until after his cleo
tion. They know he basic quallues and
they realize that these qualities measure
up 10 the conntry's needs at the present
time. They know that be IL dependable
IN crisis, that he possesses high de-
gree Of sincerity and dislntcrestcdness
not often found IN public men, and they
recognize that oyermastering ambition IL
~ forelRn 70 his temperament ~ II ~
the chief characteristic of tat perpetual
candidate whose friends and chief work.
ofs are doing everything IN their power
70 check the spontaneous movement for
Justice Hughes A. w. ATWOOD,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
The Eeho neache. 70 Ianho.

" 800" 'Nf"'"'F '" s"""p'
BOISE, Idaho, April Ito the Editor
u The Bee. ! am greatly interested in
the movement 70 write tho name Of
Charles Evans Hughes on the primary
fallot for republican nomination for prcs
dent. You viii doubtless recall that (
Urged through Tic Bee md other state
papers in 1905 the nomination 81 Hughes,
but tho big stick said, "You'll tase Taft
or your have 70 take me 10 the steam
roller got IN IL deadly work This year
the rumblinga from Oyster Bay sounds
like "You'll have 10 take me. Well. Ne
braskhns can send back q message. that
they don't have to-and give the Hughes
movement an impetus, that nothing can
stop. H. ". GILLESPIE.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Falibury News, This IL The last issue Of The news
before The primaries and We want 10 have one inst
good old f9Fhioned chst With you republicans before
YOU vote II you want Chief Justice Hughes 70 be
drafted for the presidency this fall and believe YOU
DO, you must write his name IN full your ballot
and then mark 'x in the square at the left Of the
h6tno. Remember bs name will not be printed there,
and N you want 70 vote for him You will have 10
write II on your ballot In order that you may All
fully understand iust how this must be done 10 stand
tho legal test, are giving herewith picture Of n
ballot being uarked IN the proper manner Study II,
IL may aid you In casting your primary ballot
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

II Charles y. Mcdrew Is elected republican
national committeeman, he may be depended on
10 support the ticket and do his best for party
success. II he did not intend 10 do that he would
not be seeking the place. and II anything hap.
pened TO prevent him from deyotlng the neees
sery time or giving loyal support 10 the party's
standard bearers his sense Of honor would
prompt him 10 resign from the committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
Thtn ne riew ~. coop.

70 newstand came near-patron who seemed
70 have but hazy ideas Of Just what he wanted, He
looked Al stationery and he looked At pencils and he
looked at playing cards. lie asked the price on this
magazine and that and looked postcards and the
books The young woman who was In Charge of the
counter became somewhat wcared answering anes.
tons without making sale Al last the prospective
customer asked Have you any fypaper7
Yes air. was the prompt reply. we have the
Aeroplene Journal and the Adators Gazette New
York Tfmos
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

How ia Robert setting on at college,? asked the
minister who WAS being entertained At dinner
"spicndidy" said the proud father. who then went
on 10 tell ~ his sons various social athletic ana
scholastic successes and the minister sam II was
fine lhng 90 he college bred That evening ittis
James who had been interested listener said
Papa. what did Mr brown mean by college bred -
"Ch that said papa Who had been looking aver his
son bills, lie four years loaf - New York Times
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
The hest Passage,

a somewhat concclisd clergyman who Wa more
celebrated for The length of hs sermons than Tor their
eoquence once asked The late Father lleah what he
thpuFht ~ the one lust pFeaehed
We'll slr replied the humarist Z iAs one pas
sage exceedingly well
Indeed Father iieaiY ard pardon me fof ankins
which passage son refer 20
well my dear slF. replied the wit The passage
refer 10 WAS that fem ihs pulp % the vssiFy foam
nuhlln tYteman
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

ths essaiaf iffnti ta CO. aimHsa ~ iba 81 ssr
fassfl = stats. ht aa nal aef.af tHatsifeorss af
nasitr Wagt1tiffaM
Not ID Az hs mtfe9 CALLED hlm Yaf
eaa talkltlef 4 reillgsl 'tegNte RafN
'tsm slutsef aAd used tes olher ebese
terms fefieeNng lntense endeafmfai
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
low 10 Vote for uuahr..

Nebraska CITY Press Nebraska republicans who
prefer Charles r. Hughes 70 any other candidate who
has mentioned should have no trouble marking
opposite his after II IA written. Or better
stili printed the blank line Of The ballot Tho
Hughes sentiment seems 10 be growing IN this state
and The only way for the voters Of Otoe county, for
instance. who favor Mr. HUehes, IL % write he name
the b8ilot-aDd don't forget 70 mark cross IN the
little square at the left Of his name after II written
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

The monotony OF the killing elsewhere is
cheerily varied occasionally by cabed aasur-
ances that the Austrians and Italians are dill
gently shooting up the Alps. The enterprise
OF both sides insures a large supply OF loose
building material for the coming stone axe.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

The other day French authorities figured
Germany's verdun losses at 100000 men. Ger
many comes back with a report placing French
losses at $780, 600 The probability OF rival state
monta being slightly biased does not alter the
pre-eminence OF war az a cemetery promoter.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Another section OF the water district law
reads TO the effect that the general manager
shall have salary Of not TO exceed $4,000 a
year and be irrcmoyable except for cause, but
that In exchange for this he shall exclusively
devote his time to the duties Of his office"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

A new schedule OF hours for Nebraska cleo
lions VIII be In force for tomorrow's primary
for the first time. The polls open at o'clock
in the morning and close At o'clock In the
evening in all voting districts. city and country
alike.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
SUNNY GEMS

We'll" said the advertising poster man
~ his asslstaHi, we've struck case Of
pafGd0Klc9i luck"
'JloW's THAR asked the other.
Here's wall 10 our progress, and We
viii g0OB be up against it."~Baltimore
American,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

The way candidates for places on the Me.
braska delegation TO Chicago are coming out in
tbs open for Charles 70. Hughes for president
shows the strength Of the popular tide.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Doctor 10 PATIENT you've had pretty
close call. fts only your strong eonstf.
tuition that pulled you through
Patient We'll, doctor. remember that
when you make out your bill.~T0peka
journal,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Don't shoot blank eartridgeE Vote for
Harry q. counsman for district clerk lie has
pledged himself voluntarily, TO turn In all the
fees In excess OF the legal salary.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Douglas county never gave third term 10
amy clerk Of the district court. Why then,
should we give 10 Fce-Grabber Bob what has
been denied TO honest and more deserving Of
ficns.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Franklin News Write In the name Of Charles ".
HushcS Tor president on the republican ticket at the
primary election next Tuesday and put CROSS in the
square before H. Mr. Hughes viii unite the republican
party and win the election next fall
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Why should newspaper that pretends TO
champion reform side WIN CRATER who plays
the dirty trick" on the taxpayers Of trying TO
hold out $4,000 Of fees 10 addition TO his nine
years salary AZ $4,000 year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Our new municipal court IL TO be the temple
Of poor mans justice Some good men are
running for these judgeships, and some not 80
good, which calls for conscientious discrimina-
ton At the polls
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

The report persists In many quarters that
a reduction In the price Of golf balls Is coming.
This will be cheering news, II true, a welcome
sign OF high living yolplanlng TO pastures
green,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Norfolk news n you want Hughes in the White
House there Ia simple way YOU can help put him
there. Write Charles w. Hughes on the blank line on
the presidential preference ballot and put IN
front Of H. Don't forget the Initial or the cross
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

ghe-go YOU are engaged 70 Miss BsgRs.
I'm sure I can't see anything attractive
about that woman.
lie Neither ean I see II. but It's IN the
bank. all right Boston Transcript,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

m understand your husband hae
equipped bis factory with q pnlmotor,
Mrs. &nrich"
wei, / suppose he had 10: they handle
40 much heayv freight, don't you know.
Buffalo Express.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Mother WBs measuring dose Of tonic
for her little son, who looked ~ and
spld.
what am I taking this for?"
IAN appetite" shc replied,
Nm appetite" he geornfuIly repeated.
n can't begin 70 hold now one-half
want 10 eat"-New York Times
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Dlsgusted democrat IL tempted 10 cxclalm;
"a plague on both their houaesl"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

write 1t Charles Il. Hughes"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

Patience Has she thinking part In
the new play
PAirice oh my, no. she doesn't have
10 think AZ ell. Ehe has a speaking part.
Yonkerg Etatesman.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17


Keaney Hub; The Hughes boom has been gwen
great impetus by the democratic efforts 70 sderach
~ Thanks, awfDlly, aa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

whats your idea Of party leaderg'
"a party leader replied Senator sorg-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

And don't forget the cross In the square.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
MARCH CIRCULATION,
56,628 Daily-Sunday 50,628

Subscribers leaving the city Temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 20 them. Ad.
dress will be changed a. often ~ requested.
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