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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18

ruary q. Won by Battle Creek. unani-
nous.
Unconstitutional wasner. February
26. Won by Stanton, 2 to ].
Fullerton-West Point - At Fullerton,
March 10. Won by West Point unani-
nous.
April 2. Won by Battle Creek. unani-
nous.
NORTHEASTERN DISTRICT.
Superintendent F. f. Gordon. Pierce, d.
oakland-south Sioux City-At Oakland.
February Is. Won by Oakland. unani-
nous.
Randolph Bloomfield-At Randolph. Feb
ruary -. Won by Bloomfield, unanimous
fault.
WakefIeld-Ponca-At Wakefield. Febru
airy 70. Won by Wakefield. unanimous
Ponca- Bloomfieid-At Bloomfield, April
~. won by Bloomfield, unanimous.
SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT.
superintendent !. n. Clark, Pawnee City,
Wymore-Falls City--At wymore March
o. Won by Wymore, unanimous.
Auburn Beatrice-At Beatrice March 1
Won by Beatrice. to l.
Fawnee Gity-Tecumseh-At Tecumseh.
March II. Won by Tecumseh unanimous
Humboldt-Tab Rock-At Humboldt,
March 20. Won by Humboldt. 2 to l.
e-Beatrice-At Beatrice, April 8.
Won by Beatrice, to /.
SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT.
director. = ~
ambridge-B artley-At Cambridge, Feb
ruary 26. Won by Cambridge, unanimous.
OXford-Beaver City--At oxford Febru-
airy H. Won by oxford. ~ ~ ~.
McCook- McCook, February
20. Won by Trenton.
Cambridge renton-At Trenton, April o.
Won by Trenton, to /. l.s - a.
Franklin-Oxford-At Franklin, March
H. Won bv Oxford, unanimous.
Championship Debate - Trenton oxford.
April %.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Superintendent Roye Cochran Kearney,
director.
Haryard-Minden-won by NIinden by
kearney-North Platte = At Kearney
March l6. Won by Kearney, to l.
ungs-Holdrege-Wo by Hastings.
Kearney- Hastings
WEST-CENTRAL DISTRICT
superintendent S. II. Martin, Broken
Bow, director
Ansley-North Loup--At Ansley, March
IL: Won by Ansley. unanimous.
81. Paul-Sargent-At st. Paul. March 10
won by st. Paul, unanimous
Ansley-Sargent-A Sargent, April 0
Won by Sargent Unanimous.
North Loup-Ord
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Nebraska
WALTER WHITE Is
7. P. A. PRESIDENT
Travellers Choose Fremont Man
and Pick Alliance as Next
Meeting Place.
LEGISLATORS IN FOR CENsURE

HASTINGS, Neb., April 17.--(Special
Telegram)--The Travellers Protective as
ISOLATION today voted to hold the 1916
state convention in Alliance. The states
delegation to the national meeting in
Omaha in June was instructed for Rev.
A. A. Brooks of Hastings for national
chaplain and George Begerow of Omaha
for reelection as member of the ma
tional board of directors.
The following officers we're elected
without opposition: President, Walter @.
White, Fremont; vice presidents, w. II.
Gi1chist Grand Island; Roy Jackson. Lin
coin: II. A. Webbert. Kearney; w. ID.
Eek, Omaha; A. A. kofer, York; Charles
L. Hopper. Omaha, secretary and treas
urer; r. e.. Gilmore, Omaha, chairman
of press committee; w. c. Alexander,
Hastings, chairman of hotel committee;
II. @. Hoel. Omaha, chairman of employ
ment committee.
T. p. Pemberton of Kearney was
awarded a s. prize for landing the highest
number of members since February 1.
! The following delegates to the national
convention at Omaha in June were
elected: ]. w. Gamble. II. G. Hoel, N.
s. Brown, George W. Long. l.. l.. Carr,
w. r. Wohlford. Henry Hamer, Walter
Snapp. Henry Blum, C. A. wirick, zeno
Mackey. Henry Rider. E. II. Morgana,
w. Bischof. r. b. Plummer, A. M. Con-
nors, w. c. Alexander, f. a. Mitchell,
II. A. Webbert. t. p. Pinkerton, A. A.
1lofer, Roy Strong and S. w. Thompson.
Chairman w. r. Alexander of the
standing committee on hotels scored the
legislature for attempting to consolidate
the hotel commission with the pure food
department.
An amendment to reduce the basis of
representation of national delegates to
one for each twenty members instead of
ten was defeated.
On the vote for convention city Grand
Island threw it's support to Alliance,
which received all but six votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
RACE FOR DEBATING HONORS
Preliminary Rounds for High School
Contest at Lincoln May IA
Nearly Completed.
EAST DISTRICT FINALS APRIL 20

LINCOLN, Neb., April 17-(Special.)-
The eighth annual district contests of the
Nebraska High School Debating league
are nearly completed. What schools will
represent the twelve districts in the state
debate at the University of Nebraska in
High School Fete day, May H. will soon
be determined The district championship
schools each will send to the state contest
one representative.
A half hundred and more debates have
already been held on the league question
for the year-"Resolved. That the United
States Should Adopt Government Own
ership and Operation OF Railroads"
Results to Date.
The championship of the eastern dis
trict will be settled on April %. when
Smith. Omaha (winner from Omaha and
North Bend) and Nebraska City (winner
from Stella and Weeping Water) debate.
Lincoln Is champion of the east-central
district.
Either Trenton or Oxford will hold
first honors in the southwestern district.
The decisive debate will be held April
g.
Summary of the district debates fol-
lows:
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
superintendent Z. l.. Meyer. Geneva,
Exeter-Geneva-At Exeter. March 1.
Won by Geneva, unanimous
Clay Center-Grafton-At Clay Center
March lS Won by Clay Center, unani-
k-Fairmont--won by York. by de-
fault.
ola-Stromsburg--At osceola. March
10. Won by Osceola, unanimous.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Principal A. c. Congdon, Fremont. di-
south Omaha-omaha-At Omaha. Feb
ruary %. Won by South Omaha, to /.
stella-Nebraska ,Clty-At Stella, Feb
nous.
Bellevue academy and Union High
School Weeping Water At Weeping
Water, February 70. Won by Bellevue,
North Bend-schuyler-At North Bend,
February &c. Won by North Bend,
North Bend-south omaha-At North
Bend, March q. Won by South Omaha,
Beiievue-Nebraska city-At Nebraska
Ivy April .. Won by Nebraska City.
EAST CENTRAL DISTRICT
Superintendent l.. l. Frisbie. University
Place, director.
Teachers College High School Univer-
sity Place-At University Place, February
20; Won by University Place unanimous
WllDef-Llncoln-At WILDER, February
&c. Won by Lincoln, 2 to /.
Nebraska Military Academy-Seward-
At Seward, February p. Won by Seward,
2 to l.
Havelock4:pringfield-won by Have
lock, by default
University Placc-Seward--At University
Place, March 20. Won by University
Place, unanimous.
Champion Debate, University Place
Lincoln-At University Place, April IL
Won by Lincoln. TO /.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Superintendent +. e. Weyer, Atkinson,
director.
oNeill-Atkinson. Won by o'Neil. by
default.
O'Neill-Vaientine-At Valentine, April
NORTH-CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Superintendent +. o. Blockstine, Battle
Creek, director.
Norfolk Madison-At Norfolk. February
25 Won by Norfolk, unanimous.
Pilger-Battle Creek-At Pilger, Feb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
The TiddIywinks KING.

Come" she said. II viii teach you ice
skating"
And she took him to Pietenthaler's lake
and showed him how TO work the clamps
80 the skates would stay on his shoes
By the time he got through being shown
that, his temperature was quite low, for
Il was very cold that day-two below in
its stocking feet.
Nov, stay here and watch how go
around" she said.
And. leaving him balancing there. she
swept three times around the great lake,
the admiration of all eyes as her lissome
form took the curves.
I'm call her over the holes-I mean
haul her over the Goals, for this" he
Fhiyered. she's freezing me, that's what
shes doing"
Fifteen minutes later she returned.
Now you try she encouraged. After
the nineteeHthyfsll she told him that
would be enough for the first lesson. and
not 10 mind the people laughing.
After YOU can skate, IN teach you
poxtng, swimming. hockey. ana pole
RaultinE' she. promised.
: Cyanide he replied hastily. our en-
Eagement y at an end. Detroit Free
PTeaG.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Edgar Elects Teachers.

EDGAR. Neb.. April I7-(Special. 1.-THE
Board of Education Thursday evening
elected the following teachers: Miss
Katherine Quinn. Miss Flora Brooks.
Miss Berry, Kelley and Miss Myrtle elm
klns Of Cambridge as high school in
structors, and Miss Edna Gainsforth,
Miss Christie Jones of Nelson. Miss Bar
bara Winston. Miss Carolyn Woodbury.
and Miss Florence Boden In the grades.
The board had previously elected Prof.
Gwinn of Blue Springs superintendent.
The position of principal is still vacant.
Superintendent l. B. Frazier has received
a pormotion In the form Of an election
as superintendent at Stromsburg. and
Principal T. r. Crawford as principal of
the high school at Alliance.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
TABLE ROCK FARMER
HANGS SELF IN BARN

TABLE ROCK. Neb.. April 17.-(spe-
cial.) --Joseph HublSa, Bohemian farmer
who lived some four or five miles south
east of here. hanged himself in a cow
shed at his farm Thursday afternoon
Coroner DIR. ]. C. Waddell was called
from Pawnee City. and after viewing
the body decided that an inquest was I'M
necessary. Hubka had been in poor
health for the last few years, and there
had been talk at various times of send
ing him 20 the hospital for the insane
He was about 40 years old, and is sur
vived by q widow and two children.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
new LAWS SATISFY
BREEDERS SOCIETY
Organizations Endorsement Given
to Six Bills Which Passed
by Legislature.
NEBRAsKA's LEGISLATION GOOD
dNrom a staff Corresponden,.l !

Orrom a staff Correspondents
LINCOLN. April IL Especial Live
stool; mon are generally pretty wen salts
fled with the work Of the Legislature and
the Improved Live stock Breeders as
ISOLATION, especially so. The ASSOCIATION
endorsed six bills. which made their way
through the Legislature. being house roots
IS, ca, 56i, 7es and 7e4. and also senate
File 1917. They believe that Nebraska
row has the best live stock laws OF any
state in the country and win forge ahead
under their ;.imnsiration. The bills
passed were as follows;
a. r.. 96--Amends the law for indemni-
fication ana now includes both CHAMBERS
and douraine In horses The latter
disease is, like CHAMBERS, incurable and
very infectious, and exists in several
House Roll No So amends the stallion
REGISTRATION law In that II consolidates
the stallion registration and the live
stock sanitary boards placing all the
changes the old law by providing that
eaCh stallion or Jack Will be inspected
only twice once between the age OF two
and thN,e. and again between the ages OF
i've and six. the latter being the final
inspection. Heretofore such animals were
Inspected each year from two years up
to eight years OF age. However, the new
law requires all animals coming into the
state to be Inspected Regardless Of age.
House Roll No. 763 amends the live
stock sanitary board law, and Is much
more expl. cit than the old law In regard
TO quarantine powers TO be exercised by
! Ine state veterinarian. our laws We're
weak IN that respect and it was feared
tnat should hoof and mouth disease
nreak out In the state we might suffer
lncalculable damage on account of the
weakness OF quarantine laws.
House rou NJ, 164 proViIes an appro-
priation OF $4,000 for an indemnity fund
TO pay for cattle killed on account OF
hoof and mouth disease should there be
an outbreak None of this money can
be used Tor any Other purpose.
Rouse roll No 2i3 Is a very important
measure In some respects. IL is the veter-
mary practice act. IL all all veterinarian
who have practiced continuously for ten
years, and the last year In tho same
county, to continue TO practice rs long
az they live, provided they file with the
boaru OF Examiners on OF before Sep
TENDER l an affidavit supported by two
freeholders setting forth the above men
toned facts, II also empowers the boa ri
TO cancel the license of any veterinarian
for crooked work This last point IL
has been threatened with quarantine bv
other states on account OF n few crooked
veterinarians who have issued fraudulent
health certificates. This will will IN
doubtedly result IN placing the profession
on a higher plane than heretofore.
IL gives the board complete control over
the manufacture and sale of serum and
virus, II also contains a provision for
reports that will give the data to the
board that will enable them 20 tell at any
time just the result that any serum
manufacturer is getting In the field.
this bill,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
WIFE OF LANCASTER SENATOR
IS DEAD OF HEART FAILURE
(rrom a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., April 17.-tSpeciaI
Telegram -while sitting In the Bur =
ton station this afternoon waiting with
her two children to take the train for her
home In Panama, Mrs. Marshall. wife of
state Senator ]. ]. Marshall of Lancas-
ter county, dropped dead from heart
disease.
Senator Marshall was notified by tele-
phone and came at once to Lincoln by
automobile. The body was taken TO a
local undertaking room. She leaves be-
sides her husband six children
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
EIIiott Accepts NORMAL lob.

County Superintendent Elliott Of Buffalo
county announced today that he would
accept the new position offered him by
the State Normal board and would as
sumo the duties of registrar at the state
normal school at Kearney. The Board
of Supervisors will choose a successor
to Mr.. Elliott at an early meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Royal Neigh boru at Kearney.

KEARNEY. Neb., April 17.-(speciaI)-
The Royal Nelghbors of the Sixth and
Seventh districts met in Kearney on FRI
day. About fifty delegates from the two
districts were In attendance. The meet
ings were in charge of Mrs. f. Stone
setter of Broken Bow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
FlSHLNE TANGLED IN
LIVE WIRE; BOY KILLED

SCOTS BLUFF. Neb., April l7.-(spe-
cial Telegram)-Atlas Smith. aged 10,
was instantly electrocuted on the trans
mission lines OF the Cross and Roberts
Electric company on the bridge between
Scots Bluff and Gering today. He was
attempting to untangie his fish line from
the live wires. The body fell TO the river
but was recovered. He Is the san OF w.
P. Smith, city scavenger
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Notes from Pawnee Countr.

TABLE ROCK, Neb.. April i7.-(spe.
eial)-J d. Albright. county treasurer
OF Pawnee county. has just paid off the
$1,000 court house bond OF this county
reducing the bonded court house indebt.
ednoss to $4,000.
w. Irwin and Miss Alta jackson Of the
Dubois vicinity were married Wednes.
day at the court house by Judge ]. R
McNair.
Marion Thompson, pioneer Of the Ne.
maha valley in the Elk Creek vicinity
died recently at HIS home at Grand juno
ton. Colo. where he went a few years
ago for his health The body was
brought to Elk Greek for interment.
Rent room ouiok u,,t,,. a Rae xva,,. A
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
BEATRICE VETERAN DIES IN
KANSAS SOL DIERS' HOME

BEATRICE. Neb.. April II. -(Special.)-
Word was received here Friday announc-
ing the death OF George c, Werner, a pio-
neer resident of Beatrice and a veteran
of the civil war, which occurred ct the
Soldiers Home at Leavenworth. Kab. Mr..
Werner was 81 years of age and is sur
Ivived by a widow. and two children, Mrs.
Iwalter Doebler of Pocatelloi Idaho. and
William Werner OF San Diego. Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
VIII Restock Lake Kearney.

KBARNEY, Neb. April 17.-(special)-
Lake Kearney will be restoelSed with fish
this spring, according to word received
from State Fish Commissioner O'Brien.
a car of the finny tribe to arrive in Kear-
ney early next week. The shipment con-
sists Of bass, pike and other game fish,
all of which will be placed in Lake Kear-
ney.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Meth odist Church mt Ponca Burns.

Meth Odist Church mt POnca Burns.
PoNCA, Neb.. April 17.--(Special.)-T
Methodist Episcopal church at Ponca
caught fire at S:l6 o'clock last night and
was burned to the ground in less than
an hour. The cause OF the fire is not
known. When discovered, the fire was
we'll started. and the fire department
turned their attention TO the adjoining
building, which were saved. The par
sonage was slightly damaged. The build
ing was insured for $500. and was
valued at 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Business Change i'm Tecumseh.

TEcUMsEH. Neb., April 17.-Cspeeial.)-
]. W. Mackie has bought the one-half in
teTest Of his partner. c. F. Hardy in the
Tecumseh Milling company's plant at this
place. Mr. Hardy came here from Sleepy
Eye. Mimi, year ago. and he Will prob
ably locate at Marshall, Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
Livery Barn nj piIIer Burna.

DILLER, Neb., April T.-(Special)-
Fire Thursday evening destroyed the
livery barn OF A. J. Hutchinson. which
was in charge OF John Sheldon. together
with all it's contents, entailing loss Of
5000. Three head OF horses several
buggies. harness. hay. etc, were des-
troyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18

ADMINISTRATION oAsAtney General Greg
Williams in the injunction
the attempted drive
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18
MORE BILLS SIGNED;
TWENTY MORE LEFT
Executive Veto Given for Measure
Limiting Fees to Be Collected
by Justices of Peace.
SOME APPROPRIATIONS SIGNED
CFrom a statf CORRESPONDENT

LINCOLN. April 7.-(special) --Thirty-
one bills were signed by the governor this
morning. His signature is necessary to
a score more before his desk will be en-
tIrely clear OF measures left with him by
the late Legislature. He will probably
finish the work today
The chief executive has vetoed the
measure introduced by Representative
Palmer OF Douglas county, limiting the
ma ximum amount of fees collectibl, by
Omaha justices OF the peace.
-,ar second Veto Given.
The veo was at the request of the In
PRODUCER himself. who failed to secure an
amendment to the bill putting off the
time II should go into effect until after
the establishment OF the municipal court
January 1. 1916.
At the time Palmer's bill was intro
duced 1t was thought that the municipal
court would be established at once. The
latter court would take much OF the jus
tice court work.
This is the second bill that he has We
toed, the first having been senate file g.,
the Omaha lighting bill, which was done
upon a memorial presented TO him by a
majority OF both houses. some having
changed their minds after they had
passed the bill.
Important Bills signed.
Among the more important measures
made law by the governors signature
this morning were: The bill for state
budget system; the appropriation OF
$4,000 for purposes of indemnity In case
of an outbreak in Nebraska of the foot
and mouth disease; the appropriation Of
the university special building fund levy
of three-fourths OF a mill; the state aid
bridge appropriation Of $1,000; the wa
ter power district bill, the general sal
aries bill; the hill consolidating the stall
lion registration board with the live
stock sanitary board ! the Omaha charter
bill; the university maintenance appro-
priation; the supreme court commission
bill backing IN appropriation. the bill
for state aid for consolidated rural
schools (also lacking an appropriation
the bill abolishlng the junior normal
schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18

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