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Equity Division, No. 2,

Terry VS.. Terry; rule as to alimony
Pendente lite; counsel fees and costs re-
returnable March "A; plaintiffs attorneys,
+. B. Rhodes and p. B. Cromelin.
Ross VS.. American Ice Co. order of
publication; plaintiffs attorneys, w. H
Sholes and George c. Gertman.
Schultze vs.. Schultze; leave granted
counsel to withdraw appearance and
answer; plaintiffs attorney D. w.
ODOnoghue
Helfert vs.. Cason; bill dismissed for
want of proper parties and leave granted
to file amended bill in ten days; plain
TINS attorneys, Topper < Gusack; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, q. l.. Baker, c. c.
Miller and S. F. Talaferro.
Phillips vs.. District Concrete Co: de-
cree on mandate and receivers author
lied to pay fund; plaintiffs attorneys,
George {. Gertman and John Ridout:
intervener's attorney, f. L. Giles
In re lunaCy of John a. Haappaner:
order for sale of stock
National Metropolitan Bank VS.. Rich
ards, trustee; order authorizing receiver
to borrow sum Of money; pI-,ntirr's at
torneys, Ralston & Richardson.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
lin re estate Of Mary A. McGrath;
attorneys, Guy, Sinclair-O'shea, Easily
Smith. Fleharty
2-Lasier VS.. LASER; attorneys, Dutton
Rhodes, Cromeln.
3-BrOwn vs.. Arnold: attorneys, An
thOny-HavelI, Hawken.
FBradley VS.. Bradley; attorneys, Tig-
nOr-JOnes
maxwell VS. Hammond: attorneys.
Smith-Ridout.
6-HancOck vs.. Farnham: attorneys,
Dtckey Ridout-Jeffords, Wheatley.
I-Wartng vs.. Brown; attorneys, Giles,
Lewis-JeffOrds
SThompsOn vs.. Thompson; attorneys,
Berry, Baker, Leahy-Wolf
eklein VS., HleiD< attorney, GeiEer
lO-Page vs.. Page; attorneys. Smith
KENNEDY
ll-Harvey VS.. Harvey; attorneys, EN-
erson. Mcneil
l2-Guerin VS.. Guerin; ATTORNEYS. De-
Lacy-Turnage, Truitt.
BIN re estate Of Thompson: ATTORNEYS.
J Ridout, JOnes-Gertman.
l-BOrger VS. Berger; attorneys, New
myer-Yeatman.
l6-Camp VS.. Camp; attorneys, Lam
bert Whippler-Quigley.
t l6-O'DonnelI VS.. Mcdonald: ATTORNEYS
Lambert, Teatman, Ridout-WiIson.
II-Speare vs.. Speare; ATTORNEYS. Glen
, hane, Keyser-Wnson, Hufdekoper &
LAsh.
I-Lyon VS. Ross; attorneys, Lyon
Wissner.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17
Probate Division.
Chief LusfIce Enrinn4o


Estate of John R Beatty; paper writ
Ing not dated filed
Estate Of Peter G. Hedrick: will dated
June L, 1911, and August q. 1912, filed and
also petition for probate and letters
testamentary: attorneys King and Kim
Estate of John White; order appoint-
ing Howard W. White Administered
bond, $500; attorney. C. Cabell William
son.
Estate of Mary A Colhoun; order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to American Security,
and Trust Company; attorney, A. B, Ieet
Estate Of James N. Fitzpatrick; order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Elizabeth A
Fitzpatrick; bond, 900 attorney. James G
Rogers.
In re Mary E. Bowie; order for all
lOwance for clothing.
Estate Benjamin Kidwell; order tn sell
real estate; attorney, George w. Ofutt,
Dr.
Estate of Henry L. E. Johnson: will
dated April g, 1903, and petition for pro-
bate and letters testamentary filed,
Estate Of Joseph S Farden: petition
for appointment of administrator filed
attorney. ]. c. Rogers
In re William S. Hart; order appointing
Rudolph H. Yeatman guardian; bond,
$500; attorney, }. J. McMahon.
Estate of Katharine G. Powers: will
dated May 20, 1913. and petition for pro-
bate filed; attorneys, Clephane and
Clephane.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17
Supreme Court of the United States


Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Jus
tice McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van De-
vanter. Mr.. Justice Pitney. and Mr.. JUS
tiCe McReynOlds
The Chief Justice announced the fol-
lowing orders of the court:
Archibald Z. Brightman, plaintiff in
error. vs.. Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road Company. Motion to docket and
dismiss denied.
The United States, appellant, VS.. the
United States Steel Corporation ct al.
Time for filing the transcript Of record in
this case is extended until the further
order of the count, nunc pro tune as of
March Is, 1916.
William H. Thompson, Of indianapolis,
Ind; Harry J. Lurie, Of Chicago, Ill
Vernon R. LouCks, OF Chicago, Ill
Clyde w Retcham, of Kalamazoo, Mich.
Ira c. Ogden, Of San Antonio, Tex
John J. Sullivan. Of Cleveland. Ohio, and
Carl W. Haner. of Kansas City, Mo,
were admitted to practice.
No. $50. Bankers Trust Company.
trustee, appellant. VS.. the Texas and
Pacific Railway Company ct al Motion
20 advance submitted by Mr. F. D. Nc
kenney for the appellant Opposed by
Mr.. Thomas J. Freeman for the ap-
peHees. Leave granted to file sugges-
tons as amicus curiae on motion Of Mr..
Charles w. Needham, in behalf of Mr..
W. NJ Barrow for the railroad commits
sion of Louisiana.
No. 29L T. p. Seekatz. plaintiff in err
rOr, vs. the Medina Valley Irrigation
Company ct al. Argument concluded by
Mr.. c. l. Bass for the plaintiff in error,
and submitted by Mr.. Floyd McGown for
the defendant in error.
No. go. Rosa FalCo representing her
minor child. Manuel Adoaldo Tiberio
Catinchi Y FalcO, appellant, VS.. the sue
CessiOn Of Salvador Suau AIulet, etc, ct
al Argued by Mr.. Z. s Paine for the
appellee, and submitted by Mr.. Jose R.
+. Savage for the appellant.
No. los. Farmers and Merchants
State Bank of Waco, appellant. VS.. NJ
c. II. Park, trustee, etc Submitted by
Mr.. o. L Stribling for the appellant, and
by Mr.. J. D. Williamson, Mr.. John
Neethe. and Mr.. Rhodes S. Baker for
the appellee.
No $40. Pacific Live Stock Company,
appellant, VS.. John II. Lewis ct al, etc,
ct al Argument commenced by Mr.. Ed
ward F. Treadweu for the appellant, con-
tinued by Mr.. George NJ. Brown. Mr.
George T. Cochran and Mr.. viii r King
for the appellecs and concluded by Mr.
Edward F. Treadweu for the appellant.
No sol. Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company, plaintiff in error. vs..
William Bower. Argument commenced
by Mr. 4. \. Mclaughlin for the plain
tifH in error.
Adjournment until tomorrow at p
o'clock
The day call for Friday, March II. will
be as follows. Nos. 3O1. 3O2, 2Sl, 30s, 800
80. 81. 3l2, 314, and 81.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltinore Nd. March le-LTvB POULTRY
Chickens, Old hens. lbs. and or-, pr h.
do, old hens. smaller. Is rostGu. per ID, uLl2
do. winter lbs. and over. ZsB; do, young. lArEs
G&2; do. small Il; ducks MuscoTy, Ihs EGls
do Tuddle lbs. and over. Iez3O: Indian runner
I7sIs; pigeons IeT pair za-O; E1inss fowl ~ Ibs
and over pair. 20 do smaller, 90; gesse, hE-JlAnt
and Virginia, lJa6 Westsn and Southern, ESlA
DRESSED POULTRY-Ohickens Straight, Touns
h. lss3O; do. mixed. yuuns and old ID. lsls; DO
old roosters, ID. z; duck choice fat. h. SAD
capoas Ia, 2SaE; do medium. 3scy; do small
2,R22; geese choice, nearby l6S-7.
EGGS-MarylaDd. Pennsylvania and Westsn
hnsts per doz-, 2 West Virginia, 2 Southern. q
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. MsrcA s.-wHEATGRs-apez, R@
bushels consisting Of - bushels Southern and LBi,
6B bushels Western; shtpnsrts from elsvLtorI, Ii,
SS bushels; STOCK IN eevEtors LIS, ga 6uShslS
The mArtet opened eza@ as follow: Spot LIZA
nominal; No ? Western, / "a nominal and ME-rh
LIN, nominal
CORN-ReosptS "a b1shsAs oD1dsttns q s,
SIS bushels Western and So bushels new Southern
shipments from cl~Tators, BTS bushels: stock 81
elevators, 96 s9o bushels Sail yellow Is quotAbl
At Sassy per bIshe COB o0rn WA quoted q
3s5 per harrel. The m1-tst opsned easier. Spot
g. nominal; March 81, nominal, and April. s.
nominal
OATs-Rer1ptI 3,G bushes; withdrEvn mon
elevators los 90 bushels stock IN eieyIto-s Is 50
bushels. Prices were: Standard vhits. -; No.
white 45Ia4s14. and No. 4 vhitA, ~ sslez
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17

6Ss5s-Frederick Thompson VS. r, Fl.
Smith Company; damages SO 900: plain
TINS attorneys. E. B. Frey and E. L, Giles
bS96O-E, Schmidt and Company vs,
Helen G. Welsh; account s62545; plain
tiff's attorney, Z, H. jackson.
R96l-Shannon and Luchs VS.. Harry g.
Fischer; certiorari; defendans's attorney,
Alexander Wolf
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SlS3-Ethel Broadus infant, by her
guardian, VS.. Louise A. Madden, ct al .
to substitute trustee; plaintiffs attorney
l. Melendez King.
S41S4-H. Mallette spengler VS.. Writ r.
Spengler; for absolute divorce; plain
tifr's attorneys, George r. Havell and
s. McComas Hawken,
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs

Kenilworth-E5skisl COopsrsmith ct VI, to Morris
V. White lot g. square 5,C7, SO
2212 street nOrthwest-ElIa NJ schwars to Bertha
Frawley, lot q. square s. SO,
1855, 1857 and 1874 Kramer street northeast, Long
Meadows-othniel A, PsndIeton ct IN, TO H,
Sydney King. lots 28. 20 and es, squsrs $50 80.
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CHECK CALLS FOR MILLIONS.
s443.53s. 131.11 Goes to Pay for
MIdvaIe Steel Bonds.

New York March I6.-The largest
check but one that has ever been paid in
the United States passed through the
clearing house today, being drawn on
the Mechanics and Metals Bank by Lee
HigEinson & Company. II called for
payment of s4S,5 s,l3l 81 to the order Of
the Guaranty Trust Company for the
issue Of Midvale Steel convertible s per
cent bonds.
Lee, Higginson & Company, the
Guaranty Trust Company and the Ma
tiOnal City Bank composed a syndicate
which underworld the bonds.
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Bankruptcy Division,


In re Futeral and Sullivan: order for
commission to issue.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. March lA-ol shares Iooued tutc
pruminens again, End advanced modeztsly 70
ports Of Continued hx pru6ts and growing demand
for szsolins and other on productx Ths stock
market failed TO suassss any Gpp~uAsnaon over
sorernnent investigations into the high prices for
Essoltna
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17

Chief Justice COvInxton,
126O-In re Bennings Roard; turv re-
spited until Monday, March 90
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extensive operations. SIX large elevators
Will be Installed. Electric dumb waters
Will facilitate the moving Of goods to
various parts Of the building. A vacuum
system will be installed for the cleaning
Of the plant.
distinctive feature will be a store
hospital for use femployes and patrons.
A trained nurse will be constantly in
charge.
The work Of remodeling probably will
start about May l.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-17

Motions for today at 1:15 p. M:
Lynch VS.. Welsh; attorneys, Keig-
win, Douglas, Rufin & Obear-Wilson.
Huidekoper & Lash.
2Bronaugh VS.. Splain; attorneys, Giles
Hinton.
3Second National Bank VS.. CockreTl;
attorneys, Wolf-Neale.
st Winock VS.. Washington Post Co.;
attorneys, Gutenberg. Shinn & Owen
Lambert.
5-Stearman VS.. District Of Columbia;
attorneys, Stearman, stnclair-Syme-
6-Marsh VS.. District of Columbia; at
torneys, Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh-
Syme.
Finley VS.. Weigh; attorneys, Rhodes
CrOmelin-Ridout.
S-BOXley VS.. Brenizer Co.; attorneys,
Rhodes, Cromelin-Gatley.
9-Masterson VS.. BreniZer Co.; attor-
neys, Rhodes, Cromelin-Gatley.
1O-Kotlarsky VS.. Sigmund; attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg-Darr, Pey-
ser & Taylor.
Thrown VS.. Loffler; attorneys, Haw-
ken, Havell. Ridout-Wright, wampler.
l2-ArnOld VS.. Loffler; attorneys, Haw-
ken, HaveII, Ridout-wright. Wamplen
13-Jones VS.. Smith; attorneys, Low
ing, Hamner-Berry, Minor, Bell
1+Barron G. Collier, Inc, VS.. Cason;
attorneys. wells-Baker. Taliaferro.
i5-McGee VS.. O'Hare; attorneys,
Barker-SUlllvan.
16-Smith VS.. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington R. r Co; attorneys,
Cuttings Chamberlin, Mattingly-Mc-
Kenney. Flannery.
17-Price VS.. Southern Ry. Co.; attor-
neys, HILL Ges-Hamilton Hamilton
lS-Swerdtferger vs.. Commissioners of
District Of Columbia; attorneys, Mcneil
& McNeill-syme
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LEGAL sDREALE ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE
Assignment today;

so-Whelan W. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; attorneys,
Gardiner-Hoover.
14-Pollock VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Berry
& Minor-Hoover.
SS-Bean vs.. Capital Traction Com
panyl attorneys, Birney-Hogan.
go Wagner VS.. Cook; attorneys. ober-
lin. porsey-Syme.
16+-Steep VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Shea, John
son-Hoover.
S6o-Flaherty VS.. Allen; attorneys, David
-Sheehy.
362-Simpson VS.. Southern Railroad
Company; attorneys, Jefrords, Keigwin-
Hamilton & Hamilton.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Dupont National Bank

At Washington, in the District of CO.
1Umbia, at the close of business on
March Z, 1916.
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District Of Columbia ~:
l. II, w. ROBERTSON, Cashier Of the above
named hank. do soIemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the bet OF my knowledge and
belief, H. W. ROBERTSON Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of March. 1910 (Seal.) r, H. BAGBY,
Notary Public,
COTTect-Attest!
Arthur Bndley Campbell, T. H. RIdgway,
Eugene C. Copenhaver Hugh B. Rowland,
DR.. AneTton s. Clshman T. X Sands
j, H. de Sibour, Thomas Bell Sweeney
George A. Garrett, Horace H. westcot
Ezra Gould, Edmund s. Wolfe,
Dsrectorx
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Home Savings Bank of Wash.
ington, D. C.,

At Washington, in the District of Co.
lumhia, Mt the close Of business
March :, 1915.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-26
2)

Shall Section Eight (8) of Ar
ticle Nine (9) of the Constitu-
ton of Idaho be ameded SO as
to permit of One Hundred (100)
sections of school land in place
of Twenty-Five (25) sections,
to be sold in subdivisions of not
to exceed Three Hundred and
Twenty 1920 acres of land to
any one individual, company or
corporation?
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Constitutional Amendments
%

Shall the Constitution of the
State of Idaho be amended by
adding to Article 3 thereof a
new section fofbidding the
manufacture, sale, keeping for
sale, and transportation for sale
of intoxicating liquors for bev-
erage purposes from and after
the 1st day of May, 1917, and re-
curing the Legislature to en-
force such amendment by all
needful legislation?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-26

State of Idaho, County of Gems.
Wilson, County Auditor of the County of GEN. State
of Idaho do hereby certify that the foregoing complete list
of all nominations for federal and county officers filed
in office certified my office by the Secretary of State
the State of Idaho for the election for 1876 and that
the same is arranged nearly practicable in ballot FORM
Witness Whereof hereunto set my hand and Off
cial seal this 14th day of October, 1916.
(Seal)
r. B. WILSON,
County Auditor.
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Democratic Ticket.

Presidential Electors.
Vote for d
HARRY l.. DAY.
DAVID L. EVANS.
FRANK MARTIN
JOHN E. PINCOCK.
Representatives in Congress
Vote for y
MARION j. KERR.
JOHN v. STANLEY.
Governor.
MOSES ALEXANDER.
Lieutenant Governor.
ERNEST L. PARKER.
Secretary of State.
WILLIAM T DOUGHERTY
State Auditor.
CLARENCE VAN DEUSEN
State Treasurer.
SOLOMON P. WORTHING-
TON.
Attorney General.
T. A. WALTERS.
Superintendent Public Instruc-
ton.
LULU SHOWALTER CAR
Isle.
Inspector of Mines.
THOMAS D. FRY.
State Senator.
S. P. BANE.
State Representative.
j. w. TYLER.
County Commissioner.
LIST. District.
r. N. LINEBARGER.
County Commissioner.
End. District
WALTER KNOX
County Commissioner.
3rd. District.
w. M. WILSON.
Sheriff.
DAVE NICHOLS.
Treasurer, Ex-officio Tax Collec-
tor, and Public Administrator.
S. O. ZACHMAN.
Probate Judge.
BOISE RIGGS, SIR.
,ounty Supt. Pub. Instruction.
---
Assessor.
GEO. F. CHURCH.
'oroner.
C. D. BUCKNUM.
'ounty Surveyor. {
E. E. FORSHAY.
rosecuting Attorney. r
J. P. REED.
Justices Of the Peace. IT
Vote for q
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e names OF the per
Socialist Ticket.
Presidential Electors.
Vote for d.
C. O. BELLAMY.
C. w. COOPER.
D. E. EVANS.
GEO. MARBLE.
Representatives in Congress
Vote for p
ALBERT B. CLARK.
SAM G.. GILLELAND.
Governor.
ANNIE E. TRIPLOW.
Lieutenant Governor.
WALTER H. WILLARD.
Secretary of State.
THOMAS j. COONROD.
State Auditor.
CAROLINE A. SPARKS.
State Treasurer.
BERTHA L. ROBERTSON.
Attorney General.
JOHN E. DUNLAP.
Superintendent Public Instruc-
ton.
LOUIS A. COBLENTZ.
Inspector of Mines.
JAMES F. ROGERS.
State Senator.
JAY H. CRONK.
State Representative.
JOE YOUNGBAUER.
County Commissioner.
LIST. District.
D. B. COOPER.
County Commissioner.
End. District
EDWARD C. VAHLBERG.
County Commissioner.
3rd District.
JAMES M. WALKER.
Sheriff.
CHARLES l.. BURDGE
Treasurer, Ex-officio Tax Collec-
tor, and Public Administrator.
CLAUDE J. LUNDT.
rebate Judge.
GEORGE P. HALL.
'ounty Supt. Pub. Instruction.
-------.-'-------'---'
.sseSsor.
C. L. SPAULDING.
oroner.
CHARLES M. HULL.
ounty Surveyor.
.------. -.-.----------------------------
rosecuting Attorney.
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Republican Ticket.

hepuDuCtu liChtt.
Presidential Electors.
Vote for -
d. w. CHURCH
w. H. ESTABROOK
ED A. WALTERS
IGNTZ WE'LL
Representatives in Congress
Vote for p
BURTON L. FRENCH
ADDISON T. SMITH
Governor.
d. w. DAVIS
Lieutenant Governor.
B. M. HOLT
Secretary Of State.
GEORGE R. BARKER.
State Auditor.
GEORGE w. LEWIS
State Treasurer.
JOHN w. EAGLESON
Attorney General.
MARLIN J. SWEELEY
Superintendent Public Instruc-
ton.
n Hell T.. hEDF lELD.
Inspector of Mines.
ROBERT N. BELL
State Senator.
Z. K. HAYES
State Representative.
HARRY SWEET
County Commissioner.
1st. District.
JAMES FLAKE.
County Commissioner.
End. District
B. C. BOWERS.
County Commissioner.
3rd. District.
E. F. REED.
Sheriff.
CHARLES A. M. HANSEN |
Treasurer, Ex-officio Tax Collec-
tor, and Public Administrator.
MATILDA PETERSON
Probate Judge.
A. 0. SUTTON.
County Supt. Pub. Instruction.
ALICE V. HOLVERSON.
Assessor.
w. H. APPEL.
Coroner.
JAMES vANDERDASSON
County Surveyor.
G. w. KNOWLES.
Prosecuting Attorney.
FINLEY MONROE.
Justices Of the Peace.
Vote for q
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

that Tuesday following the first Monday Of November election the
who have nominated for the various offices
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
Sheridan County
Farmers Organize

RCsHvIII.E. Neb.. FEB. 5.-(special)
"A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held this afternoon in the Pfisterer hall.
when A. z Andersen of the United
States Department OF Agriculture ad-
dressed the meeting on the advisability
Of having farm demonstrator for Sher-
dan county and the benefits to be de-
rived from the same. He was followed
by J. W. Good Of Dawes county, one
OF the largest and most successful farm
srs Of that county. Mr.. Good made a
Splendid talk punctured with hunor. yet
full OF meat for the reflection Of all
successful farmers and those who wish
to make the most of their opportunities
In this western country. He made some
potent references TO the success attending
the work OF the farm demonstrator In
Dawes county and concluded amidst ap-
rlause. The meeting then proceeded
to organize and J. o. Aplan was ap-
pointed chairman and Prof. r. Q. jack
son, who was present with the boys from
the high scnooi. was elected secretary.
Much is expected from this organization
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
NURSE SAID HAD
) CINCH ON CUTLERY
Witness in Norfolk Hospital Probe
Says She Remained in Spite
of Violations Of Rule.
EVIDENCE OF cRUELT1Es PUT IN

NORFOLK, Neb., Feb. s.-(special Tel
esrsrn.)-'T told DR.. Cutlery that a nurse
had been heard TO say several times that
he did not dare discharge her because
ste had a cinch on him"
This statement was made In the Gut
terry investigation this morning by S. s.
Miller, a carpente~, who is still in the
employ of the hospital
Miller said when he was general night
watch he repeatedly reported this nurse
70 DR.. Cutlery for violation Of rules, but
that she continued to violate the rules
unmolested
w. J. wirick. an attendant, told OF re-
porting TO DR.. Cutlery the case OF a
male patient Adolph STANCE. who was
allowed TO remain out doors on the
porch all night one recent cold night
\ and that the attendants responsible for
this were laughing and Joking about e.
Wirlck said that when he reported this
to DR. Cutlery. the superintendent merely
ssid. MN HIM. hn.. hm" and changed
The subject. wirick told of once find
ing a nurse lying In the arms OF a
patient Herman, reading a comic paper.
wirick, he said. had heard Or. Cutlery
toll improper stories in I~ychology class
TO young women nurses, two or three
times
r Q. Barber told OF seeing Archie
Bagby. an attendant. grab a patient by
the collar. kick his feet from under
him and let him fall to the floor. strik-
ing on his head and being severely hur.
Percy Hsskins said DR.. Cutlery always
told him tot treat patients kindly and
be had never seen anything improper.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
Mockettt Language
Teaching Law is
Declared Valid
tFrom a staff Correspondentl


LINCOLN, Feb. 5..-(Special Telegram)
Germans won their fight in the supreme
court. here today. to force the teaching
OF German in the public schools. The
high court in an unanimous opinion at
firmed the opinion of the district court
in the case OF Otto Z. Court against the
Nebraska City Board OF Education. The
suit was test case brought by the Amer
lean alliance and other organizations
under the Mockett law. passed in 1914 The
high court holds that whenever fifty
patrons of a school district petition for
a course in German above the fourth
grade. the school board has no other al
tentative. but to grant the petition.
The courts order directs the school
board to employ a German teacher for
this purpose. In the suit at bar the petit
ton affected the Sixth district school at
Nebraska City.
The law applies TO the teaching of any
modern European language in the public
schools; but up until the present time
the Germans have been the only ones
to take advantage of It.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
NOTES FROM BROKEN BOW
v AND CUSTER COUNTY

BROKEN BOW, Neb., Feb. S.-(Specialo
Filings have been made for the various
county offices as follows: County clerk.
Harry r. Knapp, Broken Bow trep); II.
r. Burnham. westerville (rep.); r. F..
Waters. westerville (dem.). County super
vlsor, George w. Dewey Lillian (repO;
J. III. Phillips, Anselmo (dem); ]. II. Lin
der. Berwyn (rep.). Sheriff. Mike Leon
ard. Anselino (rep.). County attorney,
Frank Kelly. Merna .(den). State sena-
tor, Charles W. Beal. Broken Bow (dem.).
County assessor s. A. Carr Galloway
Cdem.): G. T. Robinson. Broken Bow
(deni.): John Scott. Broken Bow (rep).
Frank Cutler VINO was arrested near
Anselmo last week. charged with cattle
rustling, was taken before County Judge
Ford and. through his attorney. asked a
continuance OF hearing for thirty days.
y he court granted continuance and fixed
the bond at 1900. which was furnished.
Frank Crist; who was caught entering
the drug store OF DR.. Wills at AnseImo
late last sunday night. appeared in county
court before Judge Ford and waived pre-
llninary hearing at the same time plead
ing not guilty TO the charge against him.
lie was released Thursday on a $1,000
bond
Rev. J. d. Taylor. who comes here from
u.Iapkson,( La. is the new pastor OF the
Baptist church In this city. Rev. Mr..
Taylor takes the place made vacant by
Rev. W. L. Castor. who resigned several
weeks ago to accept the pastorate OF the
Baptist church at Wayne