Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
OREGON BILL CAUSES TALK
Vote on CAROLS Veto Expected to Be
Close in Iowa House.
CONSTITUTIONAL PHASE Is ISSUE

lFrom a staff Correspondent.l

DIES MONIES. la. March ESPECIAL
Telegram)-An all-day debate in the Iowa
house on the veto Of Governor Carroll OF
the Oregon plan bill did not end the dis
cussion which il to be resumed tomorrow.
The discussion today was by Illay, Jacobs
and O'Connor and several others intend to
talk The whole discussion was on the
constitutional phases OF the question It is
now stated that the vote on the veto will
be very close in the house.
Lutherans Raise Money.
Fifteen thousand dollars has been sub
scribed toward the erection OF the Iowa
Lutheran hospital in Des Molnes
That report was made at the annual meet
ing OF the board Of directors by c. a. Ran
dolph, superintendent who has been solicit
ing funds since January ?. He reported that
subscriptions were being made very gen.
erously and that $4,000 probably will be
secured by May 1. The board ordered plans
for a $4,000 building. As soon as the first
$4,000 is raised the central building will
be built. Then as each succeeding $25,O
is secured a wing on each side will be
built.
The sixth cavalry, United states army,
stationed at Fort Des Moines, today under
went full inspection and began to get
ready for immediate move The officers
anticipate an order any day that will start
the regiment toward Mexico.
Extra Judge soon 90 he Named.
It is expected that Governor Carroll will
soon appoint the fifth judge which the
legislature has provided for the Ninth dis
trict Of Polk county. r. N. Alberson, former
city attorney, is believed to have the
lead for the position, though there is a
field of candidates. 1t is regarded as certain
also that the governor will have the APP
pointment of a new Judge in the Seventh
district Of Eastern Iowa.
Two Matrimonial TanEIes.
The supreme court disposed of two inter-
esting matrimonial tangles today
In the case from Lee county involving
the estate Of the late ]. c. Hubinger
starch maker and millionaire, it appears
there was an antenuptial contract when he
married a widow which was intended to
keep the estates of the two separate. But
after his death the widow placed a claim
for $4,000 against the estate. This claim
is not upheld, the court declaring the refer
ence to $4,000 being a limitation and not
a claim.
In case from Decatur county, one John
Moorhead, aged 70, had married a two or
three times widow. aged 3d. and his daugh-
ters had him placed under a guardian to
protect his property. The supreme court
reverses this and decides that while the old
man might have been indiscreet his action
in getting married did not show insanity.
Supreme Court Decisions.
The following decisions have been rem
dered:
Waterloo Lumber company against Des
Moines Insurance company, appellant,
Blackhawk county, reversed.
r. A. Snyder, appellant against j. f,
Carson, ct al, Blackhawk county. Affirmed
]. B. Gray against City Of Des Moines,
appellant Polk county. Affirmed.
Estate Of ]. c. Hubinger, Viola NJ. Hub
niger appellant against G. M. Wiseman.
executor Lee county. Affirmed,
j. o. Ringstad against ID. M. Manson,
appellant, Hamilton county. Affirmed
G. M. Billmeyer, appellant against Queen
Manufacturing company Affirmed.
Belle Mcclure ct al against John Moor
head, appellant, Decatur county, Reversed
Emile e. Hutchinson appellant against
Frank Olberding, Carroll county. Affirmed