THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAT 12, 1912.
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POLK HOME TO HOSPITAL
Heirs of Big Dei Moiati tstutt
, , Kales Deal with Church. '
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,TAXE TITZBAKS TO GETTYSBrJBQ
PU Tader Way t ry lews 8r-
vWors- War to R.U Grm-
eral Maaaarer Harris
BnliH Paaittoa.
(Prom a Staff Correspondent)
DES MOINES. la.. May U.-8pecil
Telrram.)-Heir to tha Pels estate
'Closed a deal today whereby they will
deed to Bishop DowUna and tha Catholic
i church the palatial Polk horn for tha
bishop's palace. Tha conetderatloit In
Totved is an agreement on the part of
the church to pay to Mercy hospital the
um of tJO.OOO. tola money to be uiM for
the bulldng of an additional wins to
the hospital and for establishing free beds
for the needy poor at the Institution.
Papers closing the transaction were
signed by Bishop Dowling, Father Flavin
and other prominent Catholics and the
heirs to the Polk estate. The reldenca is
one of the most beautiful In the city.
Veteraaa to Gettyabara
A bill Is being prepared by officials
of the Grand Army of tha Republic of
Iowa to have the state pay the expenses
of sending to the semi-centennial anni
versary celebration of toe . battle of
Gettysburg on the battlefield, all of the
MS survivors of that battle who are now
living In Iowa and who care to attend.
A compilation of the entire list has just
been made.
Mlaera Disagree.
The joint convention of coal miners and
operators which has been In session here
large part of tha time for six weeks Is
.likely to break up In total disagreement
as to certain phases of the wage question
for the next two years. Officials report
(today that so agreement Is in sight.
Vet Harrleaa's Goat.
J. R. Harrtgan today announced his
resignation as vice president and general
(manager of tha Dee Moines Railway com
jany to take affect July 1. It Is said here
that Entll O. Behmldt of Chicago, presi
dent of tha Cook County Traction com
ipany. who served as a member of the
(board of arbitration in tha recent wag
dispute here, will succeed Mr. Harrlgan.
Will to Sena Three slBt.
t The Iowa National Guard officers want
to send three regiments to Fort Leaven
worth In August to participate In army
iinaneuvera. The regular army headquar
ters suggested two regiments, but Iowa
would like to send three it any. Two
that will go anyway are the Fifty-fourth
and Fifty-fifth regiments. Tha advisory
board has communicated tha desire to
.the army headquarters and has assur
ance thai three of the regiments will
attend.
The Union Cheese company, Marshall
town, filed articles of Incorporation with
160.000 capital; also the Algona Rural Tel
ephone company No. M of Alfoaa, with
17,00 capital.
Coaveatlooa Caa Nominate.
Attorney General Coseoa today ruled
that eounty conventions have jurisdiction
to make nominations in cases where no
nominations have been made at the pri
mary, provided some persons were voted
for at tha primary for the offices thus
left vacant. Tha new provision in the
state law requiring 10 per cent of the
.vote to be cast in order to effect a nom
Inatloo by tha writing la of names where
no names were primed does not affect
tha jurisdiction of tha county convention
'where there has been fall art to nom'
inate. ,'- :.-.:.
Manager of 8tree Hallway fljaltm.
General Manager Harrlgan of the Dos
Moines City Railway company Ibis morn'
ing announced his resignation, to take ef
feet July 1. Ha placed his resignation
In the hands of the N. W. Harris com
pany of Chicago, tha owning company, on
March X. No announcement of his fu
'ture plans Is to be tnsds by Mr. Hsrrlgan
at this time, but it is understood that be
will enter the railroad business In some
other city, lie refused to make any stato-
. ment as to who his successor will be.
A tele tram received from the Harris
Trust company of Chicago, owners of
.the local street railway, late this after
noon, said that C. F. Hewitt, now gen
eral manager of the East 8t Louis
Suburban Railway company, will suc
ceed Mr. Harrlgan.
Thrift as lewa.
The supreme court In deciding s Una
eounty divorce esse exposed a One ex
ample of thrift on an Iowa farm. Tha
parties were Anton and Josephs Hart),
and the court states that they were mar
ried in Bohemia and reached Cedar Rap
' Ids with two babies and HO In 1887. He
commenced work at fLSt a day and throe
! years later bought two acres of Iowa
land. At tha time of the divorce they
'divided a family of tea children and an
estate of over $30,000. Inasmuch as tha
wife took most of tha children she re
ceived about tl.OOS mora In property and
the court says this was right. Th farm
of St acres waa divided.
mishta of at Bllaa Maaw
Automobile have no right to run over
blind men In Iowa. Tha supreme court
says so. Ons Charles Mclaughlin, blind,
while walking along street In Storm
Lxe was struck by an automobile In
charge of C. S. Griffin and badly ta
Ijured. Tb jury awarded 13 as damages
and the supreme court affirmed this ver
dict The care which everyone Is re
quired to exercise on the streets Is modi
tried, tb fourt says, according to tha
capacity of th person to car for him
'self. Saoreas Cemri Oeeleioaa.
William McN'ame against Donaker
Bros appellant. Calhoun county, action
on contract for digging a well; affirmed.
Charles Mclaughlin against C. E.
Griffin, appellant. Bac eounty, damage
kor Injury by automobile: affirmed. .
Julian Hoover as am at Bankers Ufe as
aoctatlon, appellant. Linn county, action
on Insurance policy; reversed.
, Crosby Fordyce against Lester a
Emlth. appellant. Unn county, action for,
attorney fees; affirmed.
Anton Haiti against Joseph Hartl, an
. pellsnt. Linn county, divorce case; af
firmed. Oeleenste to CooTeotloau
. list of delegate from Iowa appointed
tT Governor Carroll to attend tb Na
tional Conference of Charities and Cor
rection to a bold In Cleveland, O, June
12 to II:
John F. Wade, Board of Control. Dee
Moines: F. J. Sessions. Soldiers' Orphans'
home, Davenport: W. I Kuser. Industrial
school. Eidora; Mrs. Lucy M. Slckeia, In
dustrial school. Mitchell villa: Miss Char
lotta Golf, Soldiers' Orphans' home,
pavenport: Solon C. Vial. Industrial
School Eidora: Miss Katherlne A. Hum
mer, Industrial eebooL Mltcheliville: H
B. Hawiey. De Moines; Peal T. Roberta,
bee Moines: Mra. E. M. Bracken, Burling
ton; Miss Emllle M. Wlttlg. Davenport:
prat G. P. Wyckoff, GrlnneU; Mis Carrie
B. Nairn. Burlington: Dr. Velura E.
Powell. Red Oak: Prof. Joha U OtWn.
Iowa City: Miss Minnie Fletcher. Cedar
F.aptos: Miss Louise a Hennlngson.
(ons: Rev. V. B. Sn!th. Ottumws: Mis
Jessie M. Key. Dubuque; Mrs. Florence
C. McFarland. Dea Moines; Horace B.
Kolluursworth. Dos Moines: Mis Jean O.
Colo, Sioux City; Prof. F. E. Haynea,
Bloux City: Be-r. H. A. Houghton, Boox
City; Hoary 1 C Dttasa. Davenport;
airs. r. J. Massfleld, Burlington; Mis
(homo X. Convene, Oeaoo; to. Jams X.
Clark, Fairfield: Fret F W. Bert man.
Ames: Miss Bessie A. MrClenahan. Dee
Moines, and Mra. Joha F. Wade. Des
Moines. .
lewa Hows Wetee. '
CHARITON Mrs. Catherine Lusk of
Chariton, who recently celebrated her
103th birthday. Is now In a critical condi
tion as the result of a traetared hip. Mrs.
lawk fell while trying to get off a couch
on which she had been lying and sus
tained the Injury. Owing to her great
as her recovery is considered doubtful.
FORT DODGE According to statistics
of County Auditor James L. Hanrahan
there are i.S5e farms In Webster eounty.
The corn acreage Is 1S.MT acre, and In
1911 i.2s7.f?t bushels ef corn were raised.
The many acre of land ateadily being
reclaimed by drainage Is being devoted
largely to corn raising to meet the de
mand for stock food.
LOGAN' Gaining entrance by breaking
a rear window, burglars entered the Boys'
Clothing store here last night and stole
over $1(4 worth of suits, shoe, neckties
and hats, also St In cash. The burglars
overlooked tilt In the deek. the money
belonging to the base ball fund for tb
local team. Sheriff Rock and Deputy
Sheriff Mllllman have been celled into
the cue. A short Um ago tour stores
were robbed here.
FORT DODGB-speaklng to bankers of
group No. S, assembled In district con
vention here, J. H. McCord of Spencer
enthusiastically advocated loaning money
without Interest to farmers If they, wish
to build silos and cannot do H otherwise,
Mr. McCord was heard by ninety bank
era. The convention endorsed Charles
Shade of Rock Rapids for stste presi
dent. E. W. Townsend was elected dis
trict chairman, and J. F. Hutchinson
of Rockwell City, chairman.
WOODBINB-Mlss Bamadln CRetlley
and Barnard Cromle of Woodbine were
united in marriage here Wednesday
morning at the Catholic church. Father
O'Reilley, uncle of the bride, officiating.
Mrs, W. E. O'Connor, sister, played the
wedding march. Father J. A. O'Reilley.
Rock Valley. Ia.; Father C. A. O'Reilley.
Edwardavllle. III. : Miss Elisabeth Meager.
Winnipeg. Canada: Miss Margaret O'Con
nor. Omaha, and Miss Ruth O'Reilley of
KmmeUburg, la., wer th out-of-town
guests.
OTTUMWA-Peiry was chosen as th
next place of meeting for the photo
graphers' association which has been In
session in Ottumws thla week. Davenport
worked (or tha meeting, but was defeated
hv Perrv. P. A. Newbure- of Iowa City.
present secretary of the association, was
elected president at the business meeting.
Ah other officers chosen were R. A.
stinhaus. Cherokee, first vice preemem;
C H. Gilbert, Independence, second vice
president: H. W. Flint, Wsterloo, secre
tary, ana . - nwa, ,
urer.
vicnTAvnT.A PrMlrienft Strickland of
Simpson college has secured Bishop Mo
rn ,ii nt rhimim am tit the moat noted
Methodist divines of the country, to deliver
the commencement Mores at oimpeuu
college this year. The commencement sea
son opens Juns t with the baccalaureate
sermon 8undsy in the Methodist church
by President Strtcklsnd. Class day ex
ercises will be held Tuesdsy with the olass
Dlay. "As You Uke It. given in me new
gymnasium. Tb dedication of the new
UO.OOt gymnasium presented a an abso
lute gift from Harry Hopper of Indtaaola
will take place Wedneedey. June 11 On
Thursday BJshop McDowell will address
the fifty-six sjraduates. fifty of whom
com from th college of liberal arts. The
Isst year has been called the banner year
of Simpson college. There have been HI
students enrolled during the year.
Permit to smoke, I cents. All dealers.
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Mechanically this new system is a
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design one of the greatest achieve
menu of Lozier engineers in recent
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Note the illustration showing top
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of the crank case and a sectional view
of one of the tilting oil trough. As
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ENTERPRISE DITCH !0 COURT
Supreme Bench listens to Argn-
stents Upon Irrigation' Law.
T1I-STATE' StfGHTS JJV0LVLD
Dreleloa Will Fix Whether later
Coasoaay I to Be Able to Seeply
Water to Persons Who Have
Coatraeteel for It.
' (From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May lL- Special. -The su
preme court put In the entire day listen
ing to argument In the case of the Enter
prise Ditch company against th Trl-
8 tale Land company on appeal from
Scott' Stuff county. Aligned with the
Enterprise Ditch company In the litiga
tion are practically all the companies hav.
Ing water rights on the North Plstte river
except the Trl-Btst. The Enerprlse com
pany and Its assoclatea won in the lower
court the judge making an apportionment
of th water m the river on the theory
of priority of filing and amount of land
under ditch. The Trl-8tate bases Its con
tention on the adjudication of the state
board of Irrigation, which awarded It 1.141
miner's Inches. This allowance waa on
th bast of water for 10,000 acres and It
taken would require all tha water, prac
tically. In th river at Its low stsge and
when most needed for crops. It Is
claimed on the ruling of the supreme
court in the esse of William Frank
against the Farmers Canal company.
predecessor of the Trit-Btate. the water
right Inheres to the lend, the company's
contention being that the stste board of
Irrigation was right when It slotted water
for 30,000 acres snd that It Is entitled to
thst much irrespective of whether It has
been used all the time, but the right
existed to turn it onto the land whenever
the ditches were completed.
The other ditch companies base their
contention on another theory. They ad
mit the Tri-State right to water for lands
under ditch when their own filings were
made and their ditches were constructed,
but assert their ditches wer constructed
and improvements made to utilise, water
which the origins! appropriation eras not
using at th time of th construction of
th later ditches. In other words, that
th right of priority Inheres to land
which waa under ditch or In process of
being ditched at the time of th later
tilings, but doea not extend to lands
which were not Irrigated at th Um the
lter ditches wer constructed, v
Th Trl-Stat theory work out In the
North Platte valley, as follows: When
that company waa Irrigating only a tew
thousand acres there wss plenty of water
for men under this ditch snd also for
subsequent approprlatora, but when the
Trl-8tate concluded to extend Its ditches
snd demanded the maximum amount of
water there was nothing; left tor those
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In addition to eliminating the
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who for some years bad obtained plenty
out of tha river. The lower court held
with th Enterprise and other ditches,
overturning the rulings of the State
Board of Irrigation In Its assignment ef
water and making the basis of appor
tionment of water priority of filing and
use of water. Vnder this rule the dis
trict court 'apportioned the flow of the
river, a fixed amount to each of the com
panies Involved, the first filing sufficient
10 water land under ditch and in process
of being ditched at tha time th second
wss Inaugurated, and o on down the
line. Under this decision the Tri-State
was granted only IS H Inches Instead of
the UQ claimed.
Involving as It does practically all the
large Irrigation enterprise In the stste.
this case, when finally determined. Is ex
pected to settle the principles of Irriga
tion law In Nebraska.
Th case Involves vested Interests of
several million dollars In this slate. The
attorneys la their arguments set out tn
detail the history of Irrigation In this
stat and th briefs give the data of each
filing of a water right on the North
Platte river, as well as the number of
acre actually under ditch In each one of
th projects. It the Tri-State wins ths
other companies will be forced to go
without water during tha dry seasons or
obtain R from the government's reser
voir project, which Involves the payment
of considerable sums. If the Tri-State
loses It will not only be left without
water enough to irrigate all th lands It
has purchased or contracted to serve, but.
In fact, without sufficient to water all
that la now under ditch, according to the
statement ot attorneys.
Jury Finds Bedford
Man Who is Accused
of Dynamiting Insane
C RES TON, la.. Msy ll.- Special Tele
gram.) Ths jury In the esse of Thomas
Maxwell. Jr., charged with dynamiting
the Bedford opera house last December,
brought in a verdict of mssnlty.' It la
believed th Jury was Influenced by the
declaration ot a St Joseph alienist that
Maxwell was Insane. Judge Maxwell
ordered th accused mas taken to
Clartnda.
Grand Army Chaplain
in Critical Condition
MARSHA IX TOWN, la.. May ll.-Rev.
Jess Cola, chaplain ot the Iowa Sol
diers' home and ex-grsnd chaplain of the
national Grand Army of th Republic, I
seriously 111 at his home In this city,
suffering from uremia. Rev. Mr. Cole Is
on of th best known Methodist mlnuv
ters In Iowa.' He hss been chaplain ot
th state home for about ten, years.
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