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Privileged TO Practice Law.
Graduates OF the University Law college
and eight young men who successfully
passed an examination before the State
Bar commission were admitted to the bar
by the supreme court this afternoon. Chief
Justice sedgwick presiding. Those who
passed the examination before the COM
mission and were admitted to practice are:
Harvey N Smith, William p, Lynch,
John l. Megley, Frank Kelley, Roy r.
Cook, Joseph f. Cream Arthur r. Schnell,
John, 3. Burke. Thuse admitted to the
bar by reason of diplomas from the state
university are: Charles NJ. Robson, Fred
C. Laird. James T. Begley. Peter II. Peter
TTG ig Boilen T5omSs II T Marin G IIoyd
o. Croker, Martin s. McDuffee. Clarence
H. Hendrickson. William j. Ballard, James
Edward A. Wunder, Herbert r. Faninger,
Claude A. Davis, J, Ross Mclaughlin,
James T: Fisher; Vincent A. Day, Alfred
]. Gibson, Leonard ]. Flansburg, George
D; Lantz, Oscar II. Meyer, Frank A. Barta,
william j.; Warnkei Leroy II Hughes,
Members of the university law class, who
are permitted to use a portion OF the state
! library. adopted resolutions extending TO
f. T. Roberts and his associates their
thanks for the many courtesies and assist
ance given them during their residence as
| students at the university.
CrAbtree Declines Offer.
Superintendent Crabtree OF the Peru Nor
NAL school has declined the offer OF the
| Normal board of the state OF Wisconsin
| to accept the position of superintendent OF
normal school located at Stephens Point.
| Though the salary paid in Wisconsin is
$1,000 more a year than in Nebraska Mr.
Crabtree realized the opportunity to ac-
| complish results here Is much better than
in the Wisconsin town and he preferred to
stay in Nebraska. Yesterday a committee
from Wisconsin. composed OF State Super.
! intendent Cary, formerly of Auburn; State
Senator Morris and Regent Mcfarland
called upon Mr.. crabtree and urged him
| to accept the Wisconsin offer, but the Wis.
/ itors failed TO impress the Nebraskan. Al
this time there are registered at the Nor.
NAL school 80 students and Mr.. Crabtree
said about $50 or 800 more would be In
attendance, but there is no room for them
| Charges Against Notary.
Governor Mickey has set July 6 for hear.
ing the charges against Max Cohn, a notary
public Of Nebraska City. A complaint wa,
| filed against Cohn by c. f. Butterfeld
cashier OF the First National bank OF
Hamburg. Ia. The charges grow out OF
the same transactions as that for which
disbarment proceedings were instituted
against John c. Watson.
Funeral DirectOrs' Convention.
The members Of the Funeral Directors
association held another interesting session
today. Prof. Hohenschuh delivering talk,
on a number OF interesting subjects to tn,
members. Tomorrow onicers will b,
| elected.
Alden Hearing Resumed.
Members OF the State Board Of Publ,
Lands and Buildings have gone 70 Nor
folk to renew the hearing in the charges
against DR.. Alden and DR.. Nicholson
Governor Mickey will go there tomorrow
night.
University Alumni Picnic.
Alumni OF the State university this after
noon INDUCED in the annual picnic at tn
state farm. About 500 graduates were pres
ent. VIII o. Jones delivered the grafton o
the day. He spoke on the Force Of Publ
Opinion In Government" He urged homes
conviction. expressed in politics. by homes
individuals. The influence OF the scholar 4
politics was discussed. DIR. II. X. Wolfe O
the State university was elected presiden
OF the Alumni association. This evening
dance was given in Memorial hall at tn
state farm, the exercises concluding with
program follows: $50 TO 7;3O-AlumT
luncheon In tent. Charles NJ. BraeeIin, %
toast master AS the University Grows,
Edward p Brown. %: Bachelors Of Al
and Other Bachelors" Katherine Lumr,
'O5: Who's Who" Ralph c. Roper. 90; 81
Were Chancellor" Frank Earl Denny. a
THE Modern Medicine Man" Lincol
| Frost 81: Lawyers and LAWYERS" r. I
Davis. 50; Products and By-Products.
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