Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Final Disposition Made Of Case Of
Grand hlaaa Physician.
WILSON KEEPS VIAL STATISTICS

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z criminal operation alleged 70 have been
performed upon Miss Florence suthe-lRnd.
The complaining witness in the case was
~. Sutherland. an uncle Of thu younr
woman The findings sxonernfes d. Rich
The state Ed dsei6s5 u relieve the
board q secretsT1es q the labor q keep
ms any portion of the vital stas4sti-r ana
to place thai DUTY wholly upon II. ". II.
Wilson. state hearth Inspector. who. has
besn keeping q record Of most Of the sta
tiEdcs gathered by the board. IN. STATE
board also decided to make II plain ira.
the expenditure q the funds fer the gather
ing % vital statistics and also The dispo-
sitlon q a Sa.01p appropriation for the sup
fressicn q ef1de1nics n the state shah t,s
controlled by Dr. Wilson. This viii leave
the secretaries % the state hoard q hearth
free 20 devote spare time 20 the work Of
examining applicants fer licenses to prAc-
tiot medicine and 10 hear charges against
persons accused q violating the medical
laws
Al the suggestion Of Governor Aldrich the
board also proposes 10 have q complete REQ
orc Of receipts and expenditures u the sec
retErsss and all departments ~ the board
Of health work
Chief Clerk Lou FlsssnbsuIn Of the gov
erDor's office was appointed recording clerk
~ INC Hnedh Win huLNNIllA 10 PASS on n
rancies- He is 20 receive no extra paw for
this work
The secretaries have asked for an sxtrs
room IN the state house but tbs hoard
took 10 action. II the state normal board
consents the normal board room may be
shared with the secretaries when fhey hold
meetings In Lincoln. No rooms have been
assigned Dr. Wilson, state health inspector
and he Is Al present occupying q portion
OF the Offices Of The secretary Of STATE
Murdoch Praises Primary.
Victor Murdoch insurEent CONGRESSMAN
from Kansas. Hees in the new Nebraska
Law the forerunDer Of q great change in
the system Of presidential ncmirs lions
M Murdoch arrived In LADcoin today ana
this afternoon delivered an address at the
E7worrh assembly on Insurgency
In enRcfing a primary lRw wherein
the roters can express their rrsfereuee
for president Of the United States. Ne
braska has taken q step which viii give
her a place in history. In 1912 for the has,
time In this country the parties win meet
in national convention and by sq1s every
state IN the union win have adopted a
measure similar 10 the one enacted by the
legislature Of Nebraska AT its last session"
said the Kansas congressman.
The people are after System IKE this
50 they may nominate their presidential
Nominees by a direct vote he Continued
Furthermore, they WI have II. come what
may. The faithful men in both parties
VIII no longer stand for the old scheme Of
successfully slecting delegates from ward 70
county, from county 10 state and from
rthte 10 national conventions THE plan
viii put PARTISAN feeling At least three
moves from actual choice. ! am 20 certain
that the direct nomination Of the president
and riee-president Of the United States Is
coming that ] am greatly Interested in
knowing how. in 1915 the party viii shape
and adopt its platform.
i think that a splendid plan would be
70 arrange in each party for a tremendous
/ party council 90 he made up % the eandI-
dates for governor Of the various states
! al those holding active senatorial or con-
gressaonal Offices and all candidates for
these places, as well as the nominees Tor
president and Tice-president This would
make an Assemblage Of 600 men who could
meet and draft party platform.
Bishop Tfhea Popular.
I The congressman lives al Wichita where
E ne has newspaper inferesss. Speaking Of
one Of his former fellow citisens VINO re
Gently came from that place 10 Lincoln.
Bishop Then. Mr.. Murdoch said:
lie has one Of the finest iutsllscts Of
anyone in tins country. Bishop Then
has a German name bat every attribute
q an lrishman. Bvery man. woman and
I child in Wichita knew him for friend.
1 Ne win make instantly in Lincoln n name
for himself ana win be wen Identified
in al Of It's sctivi1ies-rsiigious and other
wise The bishop. in my estimation IL
/ one q the best orators IN the west ana
makes the best labor day speeches Of any
1 one In America
Mayor Helps Plan Along.
Mayor Armstrong this morning approved
the resolution passed by the city eounca
last Monday with but one dissenting vote
10 provide for the payment by the city Of
sBe00e In -four annual insiRIlments as an
ala 10 The purchase Of additional grounds
for the state university.
Morse Receives offer
G. n Morse, professor Of electrical enEi-
neering al the state university. has re-
oeiveo an offer from Wheeling, W Va,
electrical concern 10 take an important
position Al a salary Considerably IN az
vance Of thai nov Ta4d him al the Ne
brAskA instituton-
Advise Release lor Two.
The advisory board q pRrdons has recon
meBde6 the release q Joseph McCoy con
vicled IN Clay county Of horse stealing
and william McPhEIl cuuy1cted IN Douglas
county Of forgery. Both have been IN the
prison hospital ever since they arrived and
ths advisory board decided 20 recommend
e cu-umutaflJn Of sentence which Eiu re-
lease thsm- The relatives Of McPhAl liz
ms in Michigan have AEreed 70 pay his
transportation frOEa the prison 70 Lheir
home and 10 care for the prisoner. who is
sad 10 BE- suffering from an inoGrshle
disease The advisor b1Hrd has heard r.
seen spplirE ti0us for oleneucE. eight being
Cor parole and seven for BArdun-
Dr J A Beattis PRINCIPAL OF the Narlh
Platte Junior normal. has fned with the
stale superintendent his report for the
junior normal al North Platte. which
closed last FrsdAy. He reports An ATTEND
Enue q ~. inducing institute week There
were ll2 in attendance during the entire
season. This 10 an Increase 0f elsTen over
last rear He sAsF- This incraAsbd al
tsadnnos ard iDcrrEsca Interest shows fhat
there Is stu q need ana fsld q WORK for
fhs Nebu9ska Junior Normal schnoi He