Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Zavs Boot Print T.
&udolph =. svobods, Accountant-Auditor
bowman, lit N. is. Douglas shoe. t3.5o.
"a 1ourks for Quality cigars, sic 8. 18th.
sinshart, photographer. 18TH & Farnam.
$50 Suits to order, Sl5; Sc pants for 81
AacCarthy-Wilson. S4 South 18th.
W. T. DAILY is no longer associated with
Johnson-kowe-Daly Co. 1412 Howard.
Reinforced COnorsts-Fireproof, wind
proof. v~erminproof. SOL Brandeis Bldg.
Equitable LdSo. Paul Morton, president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. H.. D.
Nicely, manager. Omaha.
FOR the safe keeping OF money and
valuables, the American safe deposit vaults
in the Bee building afford absolute security.
Boxes rent for 81 per year, or 81 for three
month";
Explosion Of Tampa lamp exploded
from an unknown cause in the home of
Edward onstead. 2Os Burt street at 4
o'clock Tuesday morning. The fire was ex-
tinguished with a damage of only about
$40.
Beats His Horse with Peg Lsg--Martin
Winefutter was sentenced 10 jail for ten
days TUESDAY on a charge of cruelty of
animals. Mr.. winetdtter was discovered
by an officer in the act of beating his
iolSe WIN MS peg leg.
Independent Lumber C~ompany-The In
dependent Lumber company with a capital
stock Of $4,000, has filed articles OF incor-
poration with the county clerk. The in
corpprators are Leon j. Willard, John w.
To'fle and Joseph Rohacek.
funeral OF Mfs. A. r. nradford-Funeral
seryiees for Mrs. A. ~ bradford who died
Sunday in the Masonic home at Platts-
pnotth, MAYA hald q, ebA roto AHoIro., -
tuary chapel Tuesday afternoon. Inter-
ment was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Greeks no rot Answer to Oourt-Nick
Davis and Sam Ladeas. Greek shining par
Tor proprietors at 1917 Douglas street. did
not appear in police court Tuesday to
answer a charge of violating the child labor
law in employing some Of their country
men, who are yet in tender years. Their
cases have been continued until next Tues
day,
halfway Nail Appointments-Frederick
r.. Nugent has been appointed transfer
clerk at Union station, vice Joseph
Benesch, transferred to Sioux City on the
Wynot and Lincoln division as road clerk.
oliver p, Giffin has been appointed to the
Omaha and ogden division, vice George
w. Karbaughs resigned. Isaac V. Wood
of Grand Island has been appointed to the
Lincoln and Billings division. He was on
the Omaha substitute list.
Jap Pinsd for Refusing Negro Meal
Kojiro Kioka. a Japanese proprietor OF the
Nagasaki restaurant. COG North Sixteenth
street, was fined $50 by Justice Of the
Peace Altstadt Monday afternoon. because
a colored man, Scott Barbour. was refused
a meal in the restaurant run by the Jsps.
Kioka declared that the refusal to serve
Barbour was made by the waiter without
any Instructions to do so from the proprie-
tor. He took an appeal to the district
court.
Julian II. 0lseen Goes to Columbus
Julian H.. Olseen, for a number Of years
interested with w. c. Sunderland & Co.
grain commission merchants and brokers,
will retire from the firm July 1 and will
open an office in Columbus. Neb, for
Ware & Leland. Mr.. Olseen has oeen one
OF the most successful of the grain deal.
ers operating on the Omaha market anc
goes to Columbus to represent a firm
whose standing is well known in all the
primary grain markets OF the west.
Advertisers at L~unoheon-The Omaha
Nd club gave Its semi-monthly luncheon
I the Her Grand at noon Tuesday, About
ixty members Of the club. with theiI
riends. were present Vice President Free
Aftermath acted as POSTMASTER. Til,
speakers were Congressman G. NJ Hitch.
cock. Judge. Lee s. Estelle and Ross L
Hammond The principal address was by
Mr.. Hitchcock, who spoke upon the sub.
ject OF the relation between newspaper ad.
vertising and business. The addresses Of
Judge Este1e and Mr.. Hammond wer,
very brief and related to the advantage,
OF advertising and its educational infIu
ence.
Punch Bowl and spoons aons-A punol
bowl and six silver spoons were stoleT
from the porch OF Mrs. ID. L. Biackledge
sons Emmett street Monday. Mrs. Black,
ledge had Ioaned the utensile to a friend