Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS
1909 NOVEMB ERIeoe
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R. T. swopoda--Csrtifed Accountant
R~inehart, Photographer, 18Th & Farnam.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden co.
Heyn, photo, removed to 18th G. Howard.
]. A. Gentleman Co., undsrtahsra, New
location 1914 Chicago st. Both phones.
Equitable Lifs-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II. D. Nicely, manager. Omaha
Coal Hill Coal COMPANY - Large Nut
s. per ton. Good cooking coal. Tel, d. s7e
Every Dollar Placed with the Nebraska
Savings and Loan Assn. helps to
earn another. Six per cent per annum
credited semi-annually. 1O8 Board of Trade.
W. }. Walsh buried at Newton, 1a.-rhe
body OF w. j. Walsh, a former salesman
for Hayden Bros, whose death occurred
Sunday night Of apoplexy, has been taken
to Newton, Ia, his former home, for burial
Walsh was As years of age and single.
Und Der schudge WIN Speak xet-Mrs.
William Altstadt, wife Of Justice Altstadt,
Is to celebrate her seventy-third birth day
this evening by a family dinner. Two
great grandchildren, who I've in Omaha,
will attend the function. Der Sschudge"
has promised to make a speech.
workman Gets verdict Against Swift
Stephen 1. Brown is awarded S2,725 by a
Jury In district court which heard his suit
against Swift and Company. Brown was a
workman in the South Omaha plant and
rad his hand crushed by a truck. The
Jury went out at noon Monday and re-
turned a sealed verdict at 10 p. IN.
Pictures for River congress-ADr. J.
Alexander Miller of Omaha has offered his
large collection of Missouri river boat pic
lures as an exhibit during the meeting Of
the Missouri River Navigation congress in
Omaha December IA, 10 and 16. He has a
collection Of over 200 photographs Of boats
which have run on the Missouri, some OF
which were taken more than twenty years
lgo.
Students Going to Live stock show
Eighty-five agricultural students from the
University Of Nebraska at Lincoln win
pass through Omaha Sunday over the
Burlington route for Chicago, where they
will attend the National Live stock show.
The students will be accompanied by DR..
A. L. Peters and Prof. A. e. Davidson.
Three Pulmans have been reserved for
their use.
Chose Daughter Before wife-Charles
.. Logan Of Florence has filed an answer
and cross bill to the petition for divorce
which was entered in district court by Mrs.
Minnie S. Logan. Logan admits that he
ind his 15-year-old daughter did leave the
lome, but says it was only after Mrs,
Logan had given him his choice between
herself and Logan's daughter, Mrs. Logan's
itep-daughter.
Turkeys for the Jail BIrds-Lieutenant
IF Police Hayes has given out Information
which should be CHEEKY news to prisoners
n the city Jail and which may have a
tendency to crowd that bastile over Thurs
day. 1t is TO the effect that on Thursday,
Thanksgiving day, turkey. with all the
trimmins," win be served. Preparations
for the annual turkey dinner for the pris-
oners is now under way and If they fail
to get their fill Thursday it will be be-
cause they are unwell.
Repairing Burned Jail-A force of mer
IS engaged in making repairs to the barr
and garage at police headquarters, Quilted
by last Friday nights explosion and fire
The sum Of $3.50, appropriated for thC
work, Is believed to be sufficient for tho
time being. The emergency wagon patrol
stored in one of the fire stations at this
time Of the fire, has been brought to the
police station and Is ready for use, Unit
the new autos are bought the car Loaned
by the Drummond agency will serve as q
patrol.
BARRIERS Case Goes over 60 Friday-rh,
examination of the BARRIERS, against whon
complaints were recently sworn out by d
M. Copas, charging them with breaking
the Sabbath, set for Tuesday In polio
court, was postponed until Friday. II wa
announced that the BARRIERS would no
dispute their being open on the dates al
; legged, in fact, that point would be con
coded. but they proposed 10 raise a poin
Of law. All Of the BARRIERS and witnesse
were in court ready for trial in case 1
was decided to go ahead. The witnesse
were notified 1t would not be necessar
for them TO appear Friday, as the indica
lions are no testimony will be taken.
Commercial Club DioRers with W. o. "
The Omaha Commercial club is consid
ering a plan proposed by the Woodmen o
the World whereby the latter Is to provid
rooms in the new Woodmen building 10
the use Of the club, The club has on;
grown It's present quarters and for som
TIME has been looking for a location. TIL
insurance company which has an option o
the old United States National bank build
ing and which will be bought before tn
first OF the year will also make a propo
sidon to the club to use a couple OF floor
in that building.
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