Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-10


onyx olooka-~Edholm, Jeveler.
voilmsrs. expert clothes filters. io7 6. 10
Hadolph r. sw0bodA Public Accountant
A~anehart, photographsr. 18th q FaraanL
1auitanis Ltte-Poiicies, sight drafts AZ
maturity. n. d. Nicely, manager, Omaha
Twelfth ward Improvers-The Twelfth
ward Improvement club will hold a meet
Ing tonight at $40 North Thirtieth street.
". \. Thomas, Eos First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
in sums Of 800 to $4,000. Prompt service.
Omaha Dentists Dine-The Omaha Den
tai society held it's monthly dinner at the
Mnlard Thursday evening. Covers were
laid for ten.
For wage-Esrners the monthly repay.
ment plan Of home loans is surest, cheap
est quickest. Nebraska Savings and Loan
Association, 1903 Farnam street.
Sowing Ball the Booty-A bowling ball
was the biggest part of a hau made by a
burglar who visited @. o. Francisco's AL
leys at 1913 Harvey street Thursday night.
A dollar In nickels was also taken.
Two Sheets Thirty ~Csnts-Thirty days
In jail for stealing two bed sheets worth 50
cents from the Omaha lodging house,
twelfth and Dodge streets, was the SEN
tence given in police court Friday to James
White. a negro.
City Council on New Chartsr-A special
meeting Of the city council has been called
for this morning at 10 o'clock to con-
slider the new charter and the matter OF
appointments and the reapportionments OF
funds ss changed by that
women Elks Help-About forty mem
bers OF the Women's Auxiliary Of the Elks
met at the Paxton Friday afternoon to ar
range plans for the part they will take In
the Elks' fair, The women will have charge
Of many of the booths during the fair.
Files voluntary Bankruptcy Edward
Sorenson Of Bancroft. giving his occupa-
ton as a farm laborer. has filed his volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy In the United
States district court. He schedules his
liabilities at $7BS.89 and his assets at 500.
Wagner Music at Fort orook-Two was-
ner numbers lead off the program arranged
for the Sunday afternoon concert at Fort
Crook given by the Sixteenth United States
Infantry band. The concert will last from
4 to 5 p. m. and will be enjoyed by many
Omaha people. who have acquired a habit
of going to these weekly sacred concerts.
Funeral OF Emma Edith Hildinger-The
funeral Of Emma Edith Hildlnger, who
died Thursday, IL to be held Saturday aft
erroon. The service at the home, liza North
Twenty sixth street. will take place at 2
o'clock and the church service at st. Johns
church, Twenty-fifth and California streets,
will be held at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be
in Holy sepplchre cemetery.
n. W. Breckenridge Loses out-In the
damage suit of John Lynn against the
Omaha Packing company r. W.. Brecken-
ridge lost out on a motion to direct a YER
dict for defendant Friday morning. He
then announced that he would submit no
evidence. but argue the case on the plain
tiffs own testimony. e.. p. smith and
w. A. schail appear for the plaintiff.
She was Holding Ont on Her-when a
charming fortune teller was forecasting In
return for 81 for Mrs. Louis Ellis. 1884
North Eighteenth street. she failed to men
ton the fact that her unsuspecting victim
would soon lose some money. However,
the untold part OF Mrs, Ellis fortune was
the first to GENE true. When the fortune
teller left the house she stole a IS bill.
Young Woman sues for wages-Miss
Fay Lyman, a stenographer, is suing the
Mutual Life Insurance company for wages
claimed to be due her on a contract. The
plaintiff complains that she had a years
contract. dating from April /, 1908, and
that November l she was discharged with
out any cause. She was to have received
s55 a month for a year, the claim runs, and
for loss of time she asks s275 in damages.
August W. KarSk Killed self-Carbollc
ec!d. taken with suicidal intent. caused the
death Of August w. Karsk. the tailor, who
fell dying in Jefferson Square Wednesday