Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-25
Nebraska

Gretna; Allen Hileman. Gretna, Roy Hile-
Adam Holman. Nebraska City. w E
W. E. H~unzeker, Lewiston; F. Johnson,
Waverly; Henry I. Jonas. schuyler; Wal
Beemer; Joseph Krydl, Milligan; Dale
Leeper, Auburn; Lawrence L. Lyons,
Gretna Joseph Masten, Mars Roy Masten,
Mars; Charles c. Matthews. Dewitt; James
Mcfarland, Belvidere; George Meredith,
Gretna; Roy Meredith Gretna; Paul Milan
south Auburn; Lloyd Miller Cedar Rap
Olderog. Gretna: Hugo Olderog, Gretna;
Gale Osburn, Lebanon; Frank Parker.
c. ePters. scribner; Hugh Pickrel, York
Ray b. Potter, Wilcox; William Rieke.
Union; Floyd Rogers. Franklin; August
Rollnagen, Thedford Life Sandy. Gretna
Pink Sandy, Gretna; Otto Schnack. Gretna
Marcus Schnack. Gretna; Paul Schroer.
Lawrence; Roy Seid, Nemaha; Delatus
Detlef stelk, Grand Island; Roy stevens.
Dewitt; c. NJ. S~tockwell, Loup city; Fred
w. stutter,. Salem; Frank sweeten, Ma
ponce. willie Tachoysky Dewitt Harry
Thatcher, Deweese, Leslie Thatcher. De
weese, Rollie Tipsword, Beaver Crossing;
+. Vance Todd, Murray; f. b Turner,
Nesta; Dale Van Horn. North IOup; d. G.
Wheeldon, Brownville, T. r. Wheeldon.
B~rownville; G. H. White, Vesta; Sam
burn. Loid Wilson, Avoca, William A.
Wiese, West Point; Henry Williams, Hay
Springs.
Railroad Against Canal.
~ MAsHOuTl EdCHt Idlif0tu wants
$1,000 as damages II the proposed canal for
the Strengthening Of Salt creek is con-
structed under its right-of-way. The rail-
road filed its answer Monday morning in
district court TO the condemnation pro-
ceeding by the sanitary district. Ii denies
that the Missouri Pacific track TO be
crossed by the proposed canal is merely
a side-line of the road from Lincoln to the
northwest. 1t Is alleged too that the con-
struction of the canal will materially inter
fere with the operation of the railroad and
interrupt the proposed extension of the
line.
The defendant also claims that il will
cost the company $4,000 to properly bridge
the canal, build approaches, and replace
its track and road bed.
Brown and Bede. peake
The annual banquet Of the Lincoln Com
mercial club was held at the Lincoln hotel
tonight. President Selleck acted as toast
master and Postmaster W. C. Brown OF
the New York Central railroad and ].
Adam Bede, former congressman from
Minnesota, were the only speakers. Three
hundred places we're sold.
Governor Takes Jaunt.
Governor Shallenberger will leave Tues
day morning for Ravenna, where he de-
livers the address to the graduating class
Of the high school in the evening. He will
then go to other points and will be away
from Lincoln for the balance of the week.
This little recreation will give the gov
ernor an opportunity TO rest up from his
arduous work of trying to please his dem
ocratio constituents, especially the World
Herald. The governor was condemned for
signing the s o'clock closing law by that
| ahAAe aAI ~
Omaha as a market town the paper took
exceptions to that and endeavored to lam
hast the governor for even saying he sold
his live stock in the Missouri river town.
In boosting Omaha the governor did so
after the other speakers. one of whom was
from Omaha. had neglected to do so.
though adherents of Kansas City and St.
Joseph were on hand with their own
boosts.
Supreme Court Cases.
Following is a list of cases which will
be called for hearing at the session of
the supreme court commencing Monday,
June I, 1909.
Westlake against Murphy. Lancaster;
Shevalier against State, Lancaster; State
Farmers Cooperative Shipping Assn
against Geo. A. Adams Grain Co, Douglas;
Bressler against Wayne county ION re-
hearing, Wayne; Winkler against City
OF Hastings Re-argumentI. ADAMS; Loos-
ing against Loosing. (Re-arsument. Wash
ington; Gross against Jones, Saunders
Nrana against Vrans, Saunders; WILDER
against Reed, Gage; Lammert against
Peterson, Valley: NcClatchey against An
{ aerson; Seward; Brunke against Gruben,
= Nuekolls; Briggs against Royal High
q Merchants ms. Co.. Otoe; Hespen
E sEainst Wendeln, otOe; Benton against
2 Nebraska, Otoe; seele against State, John
d SON Armstrong against City of Auburn,
Nemaha; Higgins against Vandeveer,
Following is a proposed assignment of
| cases for hearing at the session m
: Ing Monday, June p, 1909.
Holz against Bqrling, Con motion for
otoe; Engles against Morganstern. Ne.
Young ssainss Kinney. Klmbaill; Berry.
. against McManaman, Lancaster; Sampson
against Northwestern National Life Ins
o CO D saiHs + Ed m Sase F Far1ssins RI MSh
e against England, Furnas Bingamar
! a AGAINST Lin BiGlga%s2, w saline; Beckmar
: State on Complaint of Everson againsr
. 0Rourke, Douglas; Security State Bank o.
d le2, A. F. & A. NJ, Douglas; Smith agains
Carrie, Fillmore; Spalding against Dougla.
Antelope; Cook against State, Douglas.
Com mencement at Hastings.
HASTINGS, Neb., May 24-CSpecial)-
The commencement exercises of Hasting,
college. beginning on June 5. will clos,
one of the most successful years in IN,
history of the institution. While the grad
uating class is not the largest, there hai
been a substantial increase in attendant,
and plans have been perfected which ar,
expected TO result in a much larger en-
rollment for the next year.
re The academy class play will be given OF
n the first day OF the commencement period
g On the next day, Sunday. the annual bac
-e calaureate sermon will be delivered, an,
there will be a reunion of the colleg,
Christian association. Monday will hi
n given over to a recital in oratory. an in
ter-class field meet and the annual con
cert of the conservatory OF music. III,
contest for the CurTens Biblical prize vii
take place Tuesday, June S, and on tn,