Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-28
Ian TO SECRECATE SEXES
ohOol Board TO Consider Separate Hours for
Boys and Girls.
IvcH OPPOSITION TO PROPOSITION
little Prospect that the suE-
Rested Innovation VIII he
Approved ny the
omcIsIs.
From a stan Correspondent


LINCOLN. May T-Cspecial. 1.-THE school
,oard at its meeting this week will con-
ider the proposition to keep separated the
,oys and girls OF the high school by main
aiming different hours Of the day for the
attendance of the two sexes. The propo-
.ition has met with so much objection IT is
cry probable the board will reject IL and
continue the school in the same old way.
rhe agitation to keep the boys and girls
Il the high school apart came about as
he result Of a story published by local
iaper to the effect that the school children
we're banded together for immoral pur-
,oses. The paper was called before the
,oard to make good on the story but
allied as It had printed merely rumors
which had very little fact for a founda-
ion.
suit AEaInss state journal.
At the next session Of the supreme court
he people Of the state probably will md
,ut whether they are to be paid some
$4,000 which II is claimed the State Journal
yves because Of the alleged illegal sale Of
hat amount OF supreme court reports. On
he first trial of the case the supreme
court found for the State Journal ana
alter a rehearing was granted. The case
was again argued some weeks ago and a
ieclsion is looked for at the coming ses-
slon of the court The Journal had the
contract to print the court reports, the
,tate owning the copyright. It is charged
liter filling the contract for the state, the
Journal went ahead and sold reports to
he amount OF $4,000, covering a period Of
years, and the state received nothing from
hese sales. Inasmuch as the State Journal
Is charged with recently being in COM
pine with other printers to raise the price
II state printing and shut out the small
printers. the case now In the courts is
being watched with much interest AS the
printing board had good evidence against
the Journal and the big printers Of Omaha
and Lincoln. 1t was thought action would
De started against them as the combination
was In direct violation Of the Junlin anti
trust act and the board had sufficient
evidence. but other than to take the Job
away from the Journal nothing has yet
been started.
Memorial Sermons In All Churches.
Memorial sermons we're preached in
nearly all Of Lincoln's churches today,
Bishop Joseph Hartzell Of Chicago de-
livering the sermon at St. Paul's church.
At this church the members of the Grand
Army OF the Republic and the Womens
Relief Corps attended the services in a
body. marching from their hall. The print
ers held memorial services this afternoon
at the cemetery, ] NJ Movicker delivering
the address.
Boom for Dahlman for Senator.
Colonel John G. Maher has returned from
trip to Idaho and Wyoming and has
started in to make Mayor Jim Dahlman
OF Omaha the next United States senator
from Nebraska, Colonel Maher reports a
big rain in Western Nebraska and bis
snow storm in Wyoming, in which he was
one OF the sufferers.
improvements at Capital Beach.
Capital Beach is to be thrown open tC
the public July and a large army Of
workers is busy getting the finishint
touches put on The place to have it II
FIRST class condition by that time. Th,
: water will be turned into the lake previou,
to the opening and plenty Of boats will b,
supplied the visitors. street car tracl
will connect the grounds with the present
system.
Red Paint Artist Released.
Walter channer, a university SUDDEN
who was arrested while in the act o.
painting big red c on the sidewalk IL
celebration OF the victory Of Company {
IN the oonlpetitlNe orlH contest, was dis
charged in police court by Judge Cosgrav,
after he had painted the door of the Jail
bright red. just 20 show he had an inclina
ton to work. The judge went to colleg,
himself one time.
Insane woman Returned TO Asylum
Mrs L. l. Bogen employed a domestic
yesterday morning who applied to her TO
work. The circumstance OF securing hell
in Lincoln without any trouble created
some suspicion In the minds OF DR.. ant