Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-24
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Rudolph r. swObodA. Public Accountant
R~inShart, photographer, 18th q Farnsm.
Heyn, photo, removed 10 18th 4 Howard
y. \. Combs. expert optician. 1870 Doug
Equit- BILE Lifs-Policies. sight drafts al
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
George H Moore is now with the
Union QUILTING Co, 13l5-lT-1s Farnam St
where Gan You start monthly Deposits
OF IS to SO earning G per cent dividends7
At the Nebraska Savings and Loan Assn,
Board of Trade Bldg.
Danish Camp Mseting-A tent meeting
will be held every night this week anu
sunday al Twenty-ffth and Decatur
streets. Preaching VIII be in Danish and
Norwegian language by Rev. Carl w. Han
son Of Norway. Ill.
Decision In Baum-Bennstt Casa de-
oision on the report OF Referee William
Baird in the Bennett-Baum case will be
handed dow by Judge Estelle next Mon
day or Tuesday. Howard H.. Baldrige, one
OF the attorneys interested, will have re-
turned from the east by then.
suit for One hundred Dollara-A suit
over 500 is on before Judge Day in dis
trict court. Howard saxton is suing c.. G.
Carlberg. a realty dealer. for that amount.
ANtOIuluH 10 PAINFUL ne enEaktu 1dlt-
berg as his agent to sell a piece Of prop
erty. Someone nibbled at the proposition
and put up 800 as a deposit; then he
backed down and forfeited the 500. Carl
berg, according to plaintiff, has the 500
and Saxton wants II.
Freight Men Talk Montana RatsS-F,
D. Burroughs, chief Of the traffic bureau
of the Milwaukee,; w. E. Pendergrast, as
afo4out pannraI fvaIpht auaut of the Mil
waukee; H. A still, assistant general
freight agent Of the Northern Pacific; Il.
II. Brown. assistant general freight agent
of the Great Northern, and representatives
OF the Burlington and Union Pacific met
Wednesday morning with c.. z. Spens, gen.
eral freight agent Of the Burlington, tc
discuss Montana tariffs.
rake Conviots to Penitsntsary-United
States Marshal Warner and Deputy Johr
sides left Wednesday for Leavenworth
Kan, having in charge Tom Haley, ALA
Tim Murphy. charged with postoffice rob.
berry at Sumner. and Harvey Montgomery
charged with impeTsolating a government
officer, who were sentenced at NORTH
Platte to two and one years in the United
States penitentiary, respectively, at Leav'
enworth. Both men pleaded guilty to th'
respective charges. They have been in thu
Douglas county Jail for several months.
Rains Interfere with Trains-HeavS
rains of the last three nights have made
railroading somewhat difficult and som'
of the roads have put their trains over thu
rails on time only by the hardest work
The Rock Island east of Council Bluff
had a washout Tuesday. which forced tn
trains to be run over the Northwestern
into Omaha. The Union Pacific has
washout at Arapahoe, which delayed train
on the Kansas division nine hours. 4
slight washout on the Lane cutoff Tues
day morning caused the morning trains u
be sent over the old route via Willard.
TAX on warrant ShaverS-CounciimaI
Berka is working on an ordinance INTENDED
to place a tax on warrant ''shavers." Tn
councilman believes that the men wh'
make Il a business to buy city warrant
and advance money on them before the
are earned should be compelled to pay 10
the privilege, and he hopes to have hi
new ordnance ready for the council at tn
tin. the regular occupation tax measure
come up. Councilman Berka classes hi
new ordinances among the occupation Ia
measures.