Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-21
Nebraska
MONEY FOR WAYNE SCHOOL
State Officers Decide Appropriation
is Available.
BALANCE ABOVE PURCHASE
Appropriation for Expenses of Dis
trict Judes Used UD and
Deficiency Bills Are
Being Filed.
tFrom a staff Corresnondent.l

CFrom staff Correspondent
LINCOLN June 20.-(Special )-There
seems no doubt now that the Wayne Nor
NAL school will be opened for business by
the state at the beginning Of the September
term. President Conn was here today dis
eussing the matter with Treasurer Brian.
The two went over the appropriation with
Auditor Barton, who gave them to under
Btand he felt that the law would permit
the expenditure of the balane OF the APP
preparation for the maintenance of the in
stitution. The Legislature appropriated
s9O,OO0 for the purchase and use" of the
Normal school and only $4,000 was used
IN buying the property. The other $4,000
the board believes can be used for
maintenance.
BY showing that the Lincoln grain ex-
change opened an hour and half earlier
on May 20 than the exchanges at Chicago,
st. Louis, Kansas City and Omaha, the
defendants in the injunction proceedings
Of the Chicago Board of Trade against
Herbert E. Gooch company hope to prove
that the allegations OF stolen quotations
will be disproved.
Grain Exchange Fight.
In an affidavit filed Monday in the fed
eral court. Herert e. Gooch claims that
open until U:9O a. m. on May 90 in obser-
vance to the burial of, King Edward. The
Lincoln exchange, he says, opened prompt
ly at $50 and during the hour and a halt
transacted an unusually large amount OF
business lie gives quotations for the
earlier part Of the morning and then fol
the remainder of the day and shows By
the quotations that there is only a slight
variance between those given by the Lin
coin Grain exchange and the Chicago
Board of Trade, although the board o.
trade did not open until after the grain
exchal re had been in operation.
His affidavit is substantiated by that o
an employe.
st. Joe on Tour.
The st. Joseph Automobile club, atou
with twenty-seven cars, reached Lincoh
from Omaha at about 2 o'clock Monda!
afternoon The carss were met six mile
outside the city limits by Mayor Love
W. l.. Dayton, former president of tn
Lincoln Auto club, and few other cars
which accompanied the tourists to the city
The party left at o'clock for Beatrice
where they will pass the night.
No Passengers on FrelEhts.
The Northwestern railroad has aske
permission of the State Railway commits
sion to discontinue carrying passengers o
b~lbgsslm- fertyes ;1,ed2rsCutting,ci
freight train No so. The commission ha
not yet granted the request, but is read
TO hear objections from parties interested
The railroad insists that it is furnishin
adequate facilities for the transportatio
of passengers without permitting them t
ride on freight trains.
To Change Rates.
The Burlington has asked. permission o
the railway commission TO put into effect
on the road from Sioux City to ONen
the rates in effect on the other parts G
its system, mileage considered. This piec
of road was formerly owned by the Grea
Northern and is still being operated undo
the rates charged by that road. The Bui
lington showed that If it had change
the rates to conform to its other rate
the difference would have been only $13l
for the last year and that sum woul
have been in favor of the shippers July
was the date set for hearing on the al
plication
ErrInH One Must Return.
Governor Shallenberger has issued
requisition for the return to Custt
county of Fred Wagner under arrest
woman under promise of marriage.
Complaint from ThedfOrd.
The citizens of Thedfod have filed
formal complaint for better train serviC
between that town and points west TT
complaint filed with the railway commits
sion alleges that it takes twelve houl
to go twenty-siX miles to Mullen, becau:
of long wait at Seneca, made famous
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petition says the cars used are unfit f
the public to ride in, are unsanitary an
of too uncertain age to be hauled throug
Thomas county. The Burlington railroa
Is the defendant.
ROOSeveIt Declines.
Former President Roosevelt has again d
I clined an invitation to speak to the E
worth assembly here In August. This d
clinatlon was contained in telegram fro
Win Hayward to Addison Wait receIv,
this morning. The telegram is as follow
Colonel Roosevelt has determined to a
cept no invitations to speak and to NAL
no western trip until some time in Septer
Der at the earliest, Please notify Mr.. Jon
VI the Epworth league and express my T
Vrets."
Judges Fund Exhausted.
Judges OF the district court will recei
no more money from the state for trav,
Ing expenses and hotel bills until the ne
legislature makes an appropriation. T
late legislature appropriated $1,000 for II
purpose and that sum has been eXhaus
and claims aggregating about $3.50 IA
been filed as deficiencies. The legislatu
q 1907 appropriated 5000 for the traveli
expenses of the district judges and of Il
amount, S3,095.14 was spent and $780,
iapsed and was placed back in the tire;
ihy The 1903 legislature cut the appropr
A H.anoS.sa,r.