Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26


Cros6. fs Grnnel! will give an address on
the care of the l5CSU. Thursday afternoon
Miss Iunebeck will discuss the subject ot
family desertion as will Miss Flora Dunlap
of Des Mones The Juvenile cGsIt ana us
law will be the subject of paper BY 'udge
James 4. Howe. Hon. G. G. Saunders or
Council Bluffs gives "a paper on indeterni-
nate sentences, which will be discussed by
Hon Emlin McClain Of the Iowa supreme
court Tuberculosis and poverty will be the
subject Of a paper by Rev. a. Il. Kepford
The John Worthy school. practical re-
rormatoiy for boys. hv Paul S. Peirce,
instructor in sociology in the University
Of Iowa.
Farmers Coming TO DeE MOiueH.
Ae1iculturists Of all kinds will be In this
city the week beginning December II. The
stocllmen represented by the Corn Belt
Meat Producers association of the state
will be i'm session i'm the Comulercial eN-
change hall and will be addressed BY Judge
S. H. Cowan of Fort Worth, Tex, attorney,
and T. W. Tomlnson secretary OF The
American National Life Stock association.
Judge Covans address will be delivered i'm
the Young Mems Christian association audi
torium Tuesday evening. December H. The
rooms OF the department of agriculture in
the state house Tuesday forenoon, De-
csn,bcr H. with an address of welcome by
Iafe Young editor Of the Capital. ana
there will be addresses by {. q. Meserole
| secretary OF the Iowa Farmers Co-Opera-
' live assoc. ton on Farmers Cooperative
Associa tions." by II. w. Collinswood. editor
| OF the Rural New Yorker. on Develop
nont OF Eastern Agriculture. and by Don
L Kerry Of Wintcrset on What the
| Farmers institute is Doing for the
| Farmer" In the afternoon Tuesday therc
U,ul he addresses on horses by Prof. ken-
1 pedv Of the Iowa Agricultural college, by
| President A. B. Stickney OF the Great
western ON freight rate making, by Pfoi'
! Curtis OF tho Iowa Agricultural college on
| the COLLEGE work and by Mrs. Harriet w
| Ashton on Poultry on the Farm Neu"es-
/ day the agricultural convention VIII p'
! held. at which tho officers OF the state of-
partnrent Of agriculture ana the a'ieclotS
! win make their reports and there VIII p'
! addresses 10y Governor CumInlns anu
otbers In the afternoon there will be the
/ otec,ion of oFlccrs Thursday aud Friday
I tho state Board Of Agriculture will meet
D,r,na The same week there viii also be In
! session the Iowa park and Forestry assovl j.
! ation ana the state horticultural depart
! nent in their rooms in the state house
scramble for OmceS.
! ,r,,, eght which last year took place for
! ,b, nylncinal offices Of the Iowa State Trav'
! slime Mems association promises TO os
| son,euhat duplicated this year. Last year
/ tbo scramble was to elect the secretary
! ,,,,o should succeed T. Z. Haley L. G.
\ nets was elected and is this year canui-
date for re-electon, Haley had h1id th'
nosition for long time and Woula nay
| tee, reelected but for his untimeY DEAN
,rhis wear A. w. RAIDER, travelling safes
man for the Iowa Drug company Is can
di5atc for the position. il. b. iease OF
! This CITY Is a candidate for reelection as
president aud the only candidate to appear
thus far against him is John {, Petty oI
| snrapie. Warner 4 Co. There viii be NV
.-acano,es in The board of directors an'
moro than dozen candidates are out iol
the positions.
fraternity Girls Give ~.
The West Des Moines School board ma
v.on in Us 6aht AGAINST the frateruities anf
| sororities An the West Des Moines Iist
school ana the fraternities win disband
one Of the boys fraternides disbanded
dav or two agu Today the Board or Eau
cation received notification from the secre
tary OF the Kappas, girls sorority 'tha
they had voted to disband and had ''ra1sed
an the ribbons OF pledged members. Thu
practically ends the fraternity question n
The Des Moines schools.
win Inspect Fairfield.
A request las reached the state audito
for an inspection OF the affairs and accounts
lof the city Of Fairneld under tho state In
spection law cities OF 5,OOO or more Peopl