Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-23
Nebraska
BRYAN PLEDGES FALL SHORT
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mercia club is going to pay to the editor
that writes the best description Of Lincoln
for his paper. In this contest Omaha and
Lincoln newspapers are barred as 1t is pre-
sumed they don't need the money.
The Nebraska State institute will be held
at Lincoln, May 30 TO June 4 under the d.
rection of state Superintendent f. c.
Bishop.
| The state institute Is a combination Of the
state business meeting of county superin-
tendents school officers and supervisors of
public school work and a school OF instruc-
! ton for institute instructors and normal
training teachers, with conferences Of the
various divisions of school administrators
in charge OF offices or institutions con-
cerned in public school administration.
In various states these meetings singly
or combined have served to establish the
principle that the state business and profes
slonal institute is of as great Importance
to the securing OF best results In school adj
ministration in the states as are the county
Institutes for their respective local teach.
ers and school districts.
The various sessions will re held in repre-
sentative hall, the senate chamber and the
supreme court room in the capitol building
and on the university campus and at the
university farm.
Enrolment in all sections and sessions 1,
open to all. Although the state institute Is
| seh-supportns, there will be no charge fol
tenrolment in any of the business sessions
An enrolment fee of 50 will be charged
those who desire to take the professional
work and receive institute certificates. TIL,
special section for institute instructors anC
-. fg
step looking toward the enactment Of ;
law making definite requirements for thos
who wish to qualify for this work
The Steckelberg Concert company will
open the institute in a patriotic and classi
call program at the Temple theater, Mon
day evening. May 30. Other special mum
bers will be announced later.
Sections-County superintendent sections
Junior normal section, normal training
section, institute section.
Industrial Education-Course in agricul
ture, course in domestic science.
Conference-Iterstatec conference on certi
ficaton, conference on county certification
college and university conference on stat
and county appropriations and expendi
lures, school officers conference, confer
enoe of Nebraska boys and girls club.
club, Nebraska branch national society 70
promotion OF industrial education.
Pioneers Leave Old Homestead.
Auditor Barton has returned from Aurort
where last week he attended a reunion
of the Barton family at the home of hi
father near that city, the meeting beint
a farewell to the old homestead, the senio
Barton moving into the city. e. b
Barton, the father of the auditor, movet
to his present home thirty-eight year
ago from New London, Ia, and home
steaded. He and his family have reside,
there ever since until now the father ant
mother concluded to remove into the tow
of Aurora There they have built one o
the most commodious and modern home
| in the town. All of the relatives that coul,
come as well as scores OF neighbors at
tended the farewell to the old homestea,
and the occasion was made much of. Boil
Mr. and Mrs. Barton are in the best o
health and are enjoying life,
BOehler still ON the Job.
Joseph Boehler who is considered on
Of the best gum shoe deputy game wardens
Chief Deputy Guilus has In his pack cam
back to Lincoln yesterday with anothe
scalp hanging to his belt. Boehler hike
out to Franklin county where he discovers
Henry Miller was slipping up on the bin,
side Of fish with a hoop net which 4
against the peace and dignity of the state
So he promptly informed Mr.. Miller tina
he had fractured the law and the penalt.
must be paid. Now Miller said he did no
know this and being a law abiding citizen
promptly demanded that he be allowed t
pay a fine which permission was give
him. The fine being one 50 with costs
Miller say the gum shoe game protecto
discovered his illegal acts through som
boys who had a gruge against him 70
firing them off his premises.