Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-15
Nebraska

on Wednesday. Each will ake part IN
the program. An attendance OF 15 TO $50
is looked for. Following is the program
for the day session, at Fraternity hall,
beginning at 10 a. m:
MORNING.
Invocstion-Rev. II. H. Harmon.
Address OF Welcome-Mayor Dor L. Love.
Response-John T. Marshall, Panama.
Presidents Address,. r. Cain, jr., Stella.
Report Of Secretary-treasurer-R c. Boyd,
Auburn.
Appointment OF committees.
Address. e. Burnhsm, Norfolk, pres
ident Nebraska Bankers, association.
Address, THE state Work" w. q.
Hughes, Omaha, secretary Nebraska Bank
ADDRESS Bills of Ladins," E. w.
Brown, Lincoln.
Address-"our Investments" C. B. An
Address-"Twenty-nine Years as a Coun-
try Banker" George w. Holland, Falls
Paper-"The History Of Bank Legisla-
ton" w. G. Langworthy Taylor, Univer-
Question Box~"what's on Your Mind -
Reports Of committees.
Election Of officers.
Professor Taylor will not be present to
read his paper. and it will be presented
by someone else.
The meeting will conclude with a ban
quet at the Lindell hotel in the evening
at $50. F. NJ. Hall of Lincoln will act
as postmaster. Governor shalienberser is
set down to discuss Prospects" while
Daniel J. Riley OF Dawson will speak on
Progress and Prof. G. r. Condra Of the
University Of Nebraska is TO speak on
The Conservation of Nebraska's Natural
Resources" using lantern views for illus
trations. One or two other features may
be added.
Game warden Goes to nj
Deputy Game Warden Dan Geilus will 90
to Auburn tomorrow to beard the mayor
OF THAT city In his own den. He will go
with a chip on his shoulder and he, so he
said at the state house, will arrest the
mayor, providing the mayor will shoot a
squirrel while he is in the city.
The game warden and the mayor are at
! outs because the mayor has ordered all the
SQUIRRELS in Auburn killed, some of them
having gone mad and bitten several chill
dren. two of whom are at the Pasteur in
stitute at Chicago taking treatment. The
game warden was appealed to and In
structed the county attorney to invoke the
state law against killing squirrels out OF
season. In reply to that action the mayor
sent word to the game warden that he in
lenOeO 10 nave every NuiilSi III ANNDoiH
killed, state law or no state law. So Mr.
ceilus has headed for the front.
The Nebraska National guard has moi
vet been appealed to, but around the state
house everyone will he on his tip toes until
messengers arrive from Auburn telling OF
the meeting of the two officers.
Frank Fox Wants Pardon.
Frank Fox is anxious to get out of the
state penitentiary and he has presented
reasons to Governor Shallenberger why ht
should receive executive clemency. Fox
said in his LONG letter to the governor thai
while in Lincoln he cashed a check for q
stranger for 50 and that when he attempted
to cash the 50 me check he was arrested
and sentenced to serve three years foi
forgery. Upon serving out his time he
again dashed a SIS check for a man fol
whom he was working in Wyoming. HI
then sent this check to a bank and was
arrested again for forgery. In both in
stances he pleaded guilty upon the advice
of his attorney who promised him that hi
would get off with a years sentence, while
II he stood trial and taxed up costs to tbs
county he would likely get seven to ter
years. He has yet seventeen months &c
serve of his last sentence.
Movement of Cars.
The following statement shows the car
situation in Nebraska for the twenty
four hour period, ending 4 o'clock p. m
June ., 1909, compared with same period
of previous year:
1905. 1909
Cars stock loaded ............... 32 AZ
Empty stock cars on hand ......2,236 2,43
Stock cars ordered for loading. 54 81
Cars grain loaded ,............,. us 26
Cars other material d d .l,025 Ito
Empty box cars on hand........4,4 3S Ss37
Box cars ordered for loading. 1868 l,R
Suit Against Missouri Pacific.
The railway commission will tomorrow
instruct the legal department of state t
begin rpooeedinGs against the Missouri Pa