Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26

SAkhet AlnkA-EdhOlm, JeWeler.
Omaha Electrical works rent motors.
sudolph r. swoboda, Public Accountant.
ainshart, photographer, 18th a Fsrnam-
'yn. photo. removed to 18TH & Howard
Removable. Hahn now at 2126 Douglas.
.. y. Combs, optical business. iSZo
Douglas street Examination free.
Equitabls L6s-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Keep your money and valuables in the
sAn1trican Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building. Boxes rent from 81 to SIS.
For Iwage-Earnsrs the monthly repay
nIent plan OF home loans Ia surest, cheap
est, quickest. Nebraska Savings and Loan
Association, 1903 Farnam street.
Pratt Decision Postponed-On account of
the absence Of interested attorneys Judge
t.stelle Tuesday morning postponed hand
ing down his decision in the Pratt case
until Wednesday morning.
Judge Estele to Ruild-Judge Lee Es-
telle will spend 10000 improving a
slightly tract which he holds at Forty
first avenue and Cass streets. planning to
erect a double brick. a concrete and two
frame residences. l.. ID. Willis, architect,
Is making plans for the Improvements.
Keenan, Goes free Again-Al keenan,,
W TIC Vo
icged attempts to bride jurors, will not
be tried in police court for drunkenness.
he was arrested in South Omaha sunday
night ard locked up, but was turned over
90 the county authorities later and dis
missed from police court jurisdiction.
Work on Railway Mems Club-A large
force OF men is at work in the Barker
block preparing the new quarters for the
Railway Mems club and Al Barker. in
charge Of the building, says he will have
the rooms ready for occupancy by June
10. Railroad men are especially pleased
with the central location of the rooms and
also with the handy arrangement of the
cub.
Held for Alleged Bmbezzlemsnt-On adj
V.ces from the Denver police. alleging that
Ralph o. Urban, a canvasser for the
adams installment furnishing goods firm,
.,ld enbszzled money belonging to the COM
pany, the man was arrested in Omaha
tuesday morning by Detectives Mitchell
and Sullivan He is charged with being a
fugitive from justice and will be turned
,ver to the Denver officers who are COM
Ing here to take him to Denver, where
he complaint against him was made.
Saloon Keeper is sued by woman-John
tranek, the South Omaha saloon keeper,
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Day. Mrs. Ellen Doyle, the plaintiff, de-
clares that while she was living in a resi-
dence at 31l2 X street, South Omaha.
owned by Doyle. he had begun work Of
moving the house; that thereto the steps
in front were removed and then put back,
but not fastened to the building, SO that
when she started to so down them they
slipped and she was thrown to the ground,
sustaining permanent injuries.
Tony Toxso is at Largs-After being
held by the police, first in Jail and later
on a $1,000 bond, since April 10, Tony
lozzora known as Tony Razso. has
been discharged from custdy. He
vas arrested in connection with the
stabbing of Ed Callahan, ilos Jackson
street; Bert Bird, 522 South Sixteenth
street, and Harry Johnson, 1924 Capitol
avenue, during a fight near Fourteenth
and douglas streets. The trouble started
IN a pool hall The three men were dan
Serously cut, but all are now out of the
hospital. When the case was called for
trial in police court Tuesday il was said
that the complaining witnesses would not
appear,
Omaha Boy Honored at ColeEe-Clement
Chase, jr., who is a member of the class
OF 1910 at Cornell university, has been
elected d member OF the Sphinx Head"
tue senior class honorary fraternity. The
twenty five most prominent members OF
the class, which numbers over 500, are
chosen to this fraternity. Election to
Sphinx Head is based upon the achieve
ment of distinction in some particular
phase Of college activity. Its membership
comprises the most prominent group of
undergraduates in the university.
Girls Surprise the >Athlstes-The
girls Of the eighth b class OF the
Kellom school gave a surprise luncheon to
the kellom Athletic club boys al 2:O
o'clock Monday afternoon In the eighth
grade class room. Al . o'clock Miss Reed,
principal of the school. sent the boys 10
her room to discuss athletic affairs. and
upon their return TO the class room they
found the lunch ready to eat, A pleasant
hour and o half was spent I'm eating lunch,
making short speeches and singing. Mr..
Dennison, boys athletic director OF the
Young Mems Christian association, was
present and gave an interesting talk. The
boys gave their class yell for Miss Reed,
principals; MIR. Dennison, Mrs. Peterson,
eighth b teacher; Mrs. Thorpe, eighth A
teacher, and for the girls OF the eighth
Grade. The room was profusely decorated
with 1ltau nnAuph.NIg ,,a 1919 -.-.N