Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-17


the same salary she received last year.
This teacher. he said. had failed TO attend
a summer school and had not taken any
educational course at home. He failed to
speak of the teachers ability. but left the
impression she had been Disseminated
against because she had failed to contri-
butte to the summer school, in which are
employed numerous educators who other
wise would have to get other jobs.
Educators are Coming
The annual meeting of the Superintend-
ents and Principals association of Ne
braska will begin in Lincoln Thursday
and most OF the leading school men of the
state will be here to discuss educational
questions.
The first evening will be spent at the
State university State Superintendent NC
Brien and Chancellor Andrews being the
speakers. The annual banquet will be held
at the Lindel hotel Friday evening. The
officers OF the association are f. b. Sher-
man, Columbus. president; f. l. Hon,
Humboldt, vice president; f. Z. Magee,
Ashland, secretary.
Following is the program of the meet
ing:
Thursday, October is. s p. M.-Chapel.
Address, Salaries and Tenure of Public
School Teachers in the United states.
State superintendent J. L. McBrien. Dis
Pension Question Chancellor e. BENJAMIN
Andrews, University of Nebraska.
Friday. October 10, 9 A; Mart Gallery
TO Supervise without Visitation" Supertn-
tendent w. A. Yoder, Douglas county.
How to Fix the Salary OF Teachers (com-
pared with other occupatlons),' President
A. o. Thomas, Kearney State Normal.
Grade as Basis Superintendent w. w.
s sGRsF Ss1 l. s Rouse PATS
mouth. efficiency as a Basis Superin-
tendent w. L. stephens Lincoln. General
Friday. October 49, P: M,-Chapel, Me
mortal hall. University of Nebr lska. The
Question OF the Eighth Grade, the High
tor r. NJ Hodgman. University of Ne
braska; The Elementary School Solution"
Superintendent a: 4. Reed. Superior Gen
eral discussion. THE Examination Plan VS..
the Credit System in the Certi1cation of
Teachers" Superintendent George H.
Feed phSn Br
b. Ward. University of Nebraska. Gen.
eral discussion.
Memorial han, University OF Nebraska.
How to Help Teachers of 4-.fferent
Types" 1.-The Know-It-All Teacher" Su-
6mahs The Tao AsS r.aSSe sup pSafn
tendent George Burgert. Kearney; The
Poorly Paid Teacher" Superintendent A.
Teacher" Superintendent H II. Hahn.
Blair: The Lazy Teacher" Superintendent
Neil Sinclair, Nebraska City. General dis
cussion. Business session.
Governor Goes to Kansas City.
Governor Mickey left at 10 o'clock last
evening for Kansas City to attend a meet
ing of the directors for the Union Port
land Cement company. of which he is
president and chairman of the executive
board Before leaving, the governor as
sisted in the reception given from to 10
at the executive mansion for the men,
bers OF the Methodist women's Home
Missionary society.
Governor Hears Cohn Case.
Governor Mickey today heard the argu-
ments in the Max Cohn case, from Ne
braska City. Cohn is making an effort
to retain his notartal commission. He Is
accused of ofncially witnessing a sealed
document which was alleged to have beer
signed under duress, and the prosecution
declares his commission Is therefore for
| feited. The complainant, Is c. d. Butter
| field a banker of Hamburg. Ia, who as
serts that he was threatened with great
| bodily harm in the ONCE OF Attorney John
c. Watson OF Nebraska City. thereby
forcing him into signing a paper dismiss
ing a suit he had Instituted against Mr.
Catron OF NeDraSkA lily,
Attorney F. T. Ransom of Omaha Ia
COINS lawyer and Attorneys Hayward and
Livingston act as prosecutors.
Governor Entertains Mission Worker.
Almost the entire session today of ths
woman's Home Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church was devoted
| to the finance committee and pledges OF
funds were secured for the Frances De
Pau Industrial home at Los Angeles, Cal.
for the Indian and Mexican work, fol-
Alaska; for immigrant work. for the
| Chinese. Japanese and Corean work and
| for the childrens homes.
| The program for the afternoon session
was devoted mainly 10 the work among the
| Indians.
This evening q reception was rendered 70
the visitors at the home of Governor and
Mrs. Mickey.
| Supreme Court Call.
| Following Is the assignment in the SUI
preme court OF the state OF Nebraska fol-
| october ie. The following cases were as.
signed for argument before the court:
| Union Pacific Railroad company against
| Fickenscher Q2297 and 12692) Qeargument)
| Union Pacific Railroad company against
Railroad company against FOsberE; Mcin.
| tyre against Mote.
| The following cases were assigned fol
| argument before commission No. l.:
4 Union Pacific Railroad company against
Edmondson; Lincoln Transfer company
| against Board of Equalization; Segeai
| against Westcott; Lenagh against Com
mercial Union Assurance company: Nc
| MILAN against Diamond Bahr agains
| Manke; McCaGue against Eller. TT.
The following casese were assigned fol
argument before commission No. 2:
| Commonwealth Real Estate company
| against city OF South Omaha; Fox agains
| Fox; Nicholson against city of South
| Omaha; Robertson against Epperson
| Farmers State Bank against Sutton Mer
4 camille company; First National banl
| against Sutton Mercantile company
Grothe against Lane.
| The following cases were marked fol
submission on briefs:
Merriman against Grand Lodge of De
] gree of Honor; Battles against Tyson
| Alberta against Husenetter; Camacl
| against ErdenDerger; Burson agains
| Percy; Thompson against MARSHALL; FRS
| National Bank against Webster county
| Dawes county against Sioux county; Led
witch against Embree; Cordson agsins
State.
The following cases were dismissed
Beck against Sherman; Edghill agains
Mankey.
Farewell Reception 90 Priest.
DAVID CITY. Neb Oct. l6.-(speeial.) J.
About sixty members OF the Catholic par
1 al.