Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Both Butchers and Packers Deny There is
Any Talk Of a Strike
POLICE BOARD WORKS ON LICENSES
Druggists Must All Take Out Permits
This Year and Cease from selling
Liquor-Mad DOG Scare on
west q street.

packing houses were preparing Tor another
strike the men here entered an emphatic
denial They say things are going on here
as satisfactorily as could be expected and
there are no differences which could poss bly,
lead to a strike. The managers of the
houses are also confident there will be no
strike here regardless of what may be
done elsewhere.
First Licenses Granted.
The Board of Fire and Police commits
sioners met last night at o'clock in the
council chamber and passed on a couple
OF saloon licenses, the first of the new year
These were the licenses Of Andrew Pap
roski and the letter Brewing company.
These parties had conformed with all the
requirements Of the law and had deposited
the fee with the city treasurer and bond
with the secretary of the board. and had
met with no protests.
The board fixed a date for the hearing
of the protested licenses, or which there
are about thirty or more. This date was
fixed for Tuesday night of the coming
week. The principal party to enter pro-
tests is the Omaha World Herald, which
paper seeks to prove to the satisfaction
Of the board that it has the largest cir
culation in Douglas county. The fact that
they have entered so many protests would
indicate that the paper has had some diff
Guilty in establishing this fact with the
South Omaha saloon men.
The board announces that all of the drug
stores who wish to do any form of liquor
dispensing must take out a druggists per-
init for the same The rule will be rigidly
enforced. The time for advertising these
permits is almost expired, If the the drug
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May l. These notices require two weeks
publication, the same as saloon licenses.
Heretofore only two druggists have taken
permits regularly. The others have been
selling without permits, and It is said, do
Ing thriving business. The saloon men
are very bitter against some drug stores
which, 1t is alleged have been regularly
supplying Sunday customers with liquor.
The Sunday drug business apparently is
good thing in several localities. An
informal executive session was later held
in w. c. Lambert's office
Sunday Services.
DR.. r. l. Wheeler's topic for Sunday
morning will be The New Citizenship"
The evening theme will be "A Non-Produc-
tive Faith" Music will be furnished by a
chorus choir
morning theme at LETTERS Memorial
church. The evening sermon will be on
the subject "a New Name"
Rev. George Van Wrinkles sermon Sum
day morning will embrace the theme ''Vic-
tory over Evil" His evening service will
discuss. the subject "a Deserter." The
young people meet at o'clock.
At the United Presbyterian church Rev.
Andrew Renwick will speak of Paul On
the Defense" In the evening his theme
will be Jacobs God"
The usual services are announced at the
Methodist church
Y. NJ. c. 4. Notes.
That the Sunday afternoon meetings are
growing in favor with the men is at
tested by the increase in number attending.
Last Sunday the audience was the largest
that has attended for several weeks. Rev.
Mr.. Miller delivered the address and held
the closest attention Of his hearers through
out, Next Sunday the association quartet
will render a sacred concert. They will
be assisted by Mrs. c. NJ Letter, Miss
F. e. Campbell, soprano, and Miss Adeline
Dimock, pianist. The meeting will be held
in the gymnasium and all men are in
vited to attend.
The committee has decided to give six
numbers in the Star course next season.
Five of them are now decided upon and the
sixth is stin being discussed OF one thing
the public can be sure, and that is the
course will be as strong or stronger than
any OF the preceding ones,
Barber Teddy Taboo is improving, though
very slowly.
The regular monthly board meeting was
held last Thursday evening. Nothing OF
special Importance was done. The secre-
tary was directed to call a special meet
ing OF the board as soon as the contractor
who is to furnish figures upon the cost
OF new building had made his report
The board seems to be a unit in the new
building project and the members think
this ia the year to make the venture
! Rev. Mr.. Frizzel, who Joined the get
four" Minister'S club. brought in his first
member yesterday. He says that he may
be a little slow. but the association can
count on those four members.
Had Dog Scare.
! The vicinity OF West = street is said L
have been greatly alarmed over a mad dos
scare yesterday forenoon. II is reported
! that a large mastiff belonging to Mrs
/ Hurley ran amuck in the neighborhood
/ swapping everything which came its way
Two men are reported TO have been bitter
and a little girl barely escaped. Half
! dozen other dogs were bitten and a COW
and two horses were also among the mum
! Der. It is said the dog tried TO break int
the Corrigan school and made several leap
| at the high windows. A crowd Of meI
secured horses and gave chase and tn,
animal was shot and killed. Several OF tn,
other dogs have been killed and the bitter
animals will be carefully watched.
Magic City Gossip.
Miss Lottie Schroeder is on the sicl
! list.
Miss West OF Malvern, Ia. is visiting Mrs
| William Van Ness.
Rachael Hyde has returned to Lincoln
| after her vacation.
Mrs. W NJ. Davis is entertaining Mrs
Hudson during the present week,
/ Mrs. George Mcbride is recovering from
| a recent severe attack Of illness.
MT. Dare, from the east, was the CUES
Of the week with Mrs. Clarence EWell.
DR.. =. l.. Delaney IS out again afte
a runaway accident in Albright.
The entertainment Of the Central schoo
was largely attended last night.
Mrs. Emma Wallace OF Burlington, Ia
has been the guest OF Mrs. William Bar
clay.
Otto Myer 2S7 South Twenty-fourt
street reported the birth OF a daughter
Miss Anita Jacobson spent the create
portion OF her vacation at Coffman, Neb
visiting friends.
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