Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-29
Nebraska
NEBRASKANS co TO BOSTON
Many Delegates Leave for Educa
tional Meeting.
SPECIAL TRAIN OUT OF CHICAGO
,. A. oils of valley Files with
Secretary of state as Candidate
for state senatOr-Ku-
eeRA Files.
CFrom q staff Correspondent.)

(From . Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, June 2s.-(Special.) -Nebraska
will be well represented at the National
Education association in Boston July 2-S.
A party OF sixty left Lincoln this after
noon over the Burlington at 4;@ IN two
special cars. They were to be Joined by
number of people at Omaha and special
car from Nebraska City. special train
will be run out Of Chicago over the wabash
road to Detroit, and the Canadian Pacinc
10 Toronto ana Kingston. From Kingston
the party will take the boat down the 81
Lawrence river to Montreal and Quebec
They will reach Boston Monday morning,
July 4 The majority Of the party Will re-
turn by way OF New York and Washington
taking a boat from Boston to New York
and boat from New York to Washington
SUPERINTENDENT A. II. Waterhouse OF Ere
mont is the Nebraska Educational associa-
ton director for Nebraska. Superintendent
w M Davidson of Omaha Is one OF the
vice presidents of the association ana vice
president of the National Council or Edu-
cation DR.. Charles Il. Bessey Is vice presi-
dent of the Department of Higher Eouoa-
ton. Mr. j. w. Crabtree has a place on
the Nebraska Educational association pro
gram. his subject being "A Criticism Oh
the Public Schools" superintendent H. -
Rishop takes part in the program OF the
department of science education by as
cuksing a paper entitled, Relation OF Dc
partments of Science in Secondary Schools
TO Teachers in Elementary Schools AS
chairman, Superintendent Bishop presents
the report Of the committee on the course
of study in agriculture in the department.
of rural and agricultural educatlon'
Those on Trip.
Among those who have made sleeping
car reservations from Lincoln are the tol-
lowing: Chancellor Samuel Avery, Lincoln;
DR. and Mrs. l.. A. Sherman, Lincoln Miss
Ioomis, Lincoln; Edythe Baker, Lincoln;
Miss Brandish, Lincoln; superintendent
and Mrs. w. w. Stoner, President william
r. Schell, Bessie Casebeer, Louis Murphy,
Abbie Hall, Vera Byers, Mary Holdeman,
Cora Conway and Pearl Conway, all OF
York; Alta Linch, Alvo; Alberta Brenne-
man. Grand Island; Lille NJ. Cole, Emma
Van Brunt Anna Peterson, Mary Hope OF
Osceola, Alice c. jackson and Mrs. Jack
son. Fairmont; Lena Oberkotter, Geneva;
Phoebe Waite, Exeter; nellie G. HanaberrY,
MilHgan; Ellen Fitzgerald and sister,
Grafton; Anna NJ Benson, Odell; Carrie
Russell, Odell; Superintendent II. M. Gar
rett. Ashland; Mrs. Rose c. Burke Mar
guerite Burke, Lincoln; Mrs. e. M. Field,
Miss Field, Lincoln; Miss McGrew'
Geneva; Superintendent Bess V. Crews
Grace Jones, Trenton; Julia Van Driel,
Valentine Louise Van Camp, Lincolni
Texa Moore, Holdrege; Mary Bowlby'
Crete: Superintendent and Mrs. U. S. Conn
Columbus; Dean and Mrs. Charles Fordyce
Lincoln.
The following will join the Nebraska
City party: superintendent and Mrs. r
II Moi tfn
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ray Gates. Nellie e. Wills
Amanda Rodenbrock. Minnie Rodenbrock,
Margaret Buhlman, James Cowles, all OF
Nebraska City; Roby Dorman, Unadilla
Lydia Iowrey, Hazel Holiday, Mrs
Alexandria Francis, Nita Francis all OF
Dunbar; Ella James. Shubert Lilly Jewell
Peru; c. A. Cancel Agnes Camel, Cora
Cancel Viola Camel, Berlin; Katherine
Anderson, Wyoming; Laura Easter Ne
hawka.
Wants a VindicntiOn.
]. A. Oils OF Valley has filed his nam'
with the secretary of state as a candidate
for the democratic nomination for senate
for the Fifteenth district. He filed alst
a petition to go on the populist ballot. HI
signed statement No 1. Mr.. oils is nov
a member of the state senate. During tn
last session he took exceptions to a state
ment published in a newspaper that tn
democratic railroad committee OF the senat
of which he was member was dominates
by the corporations and demanded an in
vostigation. The senate passed his resolu
ton and appointed committee to take tn
evidence. but Mr. Oils never pushed tn
matter any farther If elected there
nothing to prevent him from securing
hearing on that resolution. Since the ses
sion adjourned, however Mr.. Bryan ha
applied the same terms to the entire senate
Candidate from Saline.
Frank o. Kucera OF Tobias has filed hi
name with the secretary of state as
candidate for representative on the re
publican ticket from the Thirty-third dis
trict. This includes Saline and Gag