Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
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". n Amber, Real Estate. Loans. In
surance. Phone d. 5262, 6i5 Bee Bldg.
Equitable bife-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. H d. Neely, manager. Omaha
Judge W. W Eastman has returned and
will be at his office again about septem-
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Light Rain Out in state-The Burling-
toms weather bureau reports that a light
rain fell at Stromsburg and Superior
Thursday night.
Home Ownership is the hope of every
family. Nebraska Savings and Loan AS.
ISOLATION will show you the way. Board
OF Trade building.
Tool Works Inoorporated-The Sharp
Automatic Tool Works has been incor-
porated by Lee c. Sharp, Willis A. Sharp
and p. a. Wells. The capita stock is
5000.
Lisgett Pleads Not eulty-Guy Lig-
gett, held for granddaughter, has been ar
raigned in police court on the charge, He
pleaded not guilty and the preliminary
hearing was set for next Friday morning.
City National bank 1resting-A meeting
OF the City National bank will be held
Wednesday morning. An increase In the
capital stock and in the number Of direct
ors viii then be authorized by the stock
AQlutlo anu huulLiDnhA uAAENNbAh NAtNNGas
Fsrk BOARD to Meet saturday-The reg
ular monthly meeting of the Board of
Park Commissioner will be held Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. At this meeting an
Official name for the lake in Levi Carter
park other than the name Cutoff lake
will be adopted.
Hanson Creditors to Meet September 9
Attorney c. C. Mcdonald. referee in
bankruptcy for Tolf Hanson, has announced
that meeting of the creditors will be held
September $ at 9 a. m, in the north fed
eral court room. The creditors will then
choose a trustee in bankruptcy.
Anti-Pree-Lunoh Law Intact-In the
opinion OF Police Commissioner Wapplch,
the saloons are not violating the new anti
free-lunoh ordinance by selling lunches
where liquor is dispensed. Since the ordin-
ance prohibiting free lunches went into
effec. many of the saloons are advertising
lunches at a nominal price.
Hard to Blast the Dirt-A few attempts
were made at blasting the dirt out from
around the old court house by the build
ers, but they seemed to be unsuccessful
and the work with the wedge and pick
axe was resumed as the better way. The
clay is very solid and hard to dig into,
but the blasting did not Eeem to break it
up properly.
Plenty OF Rain at west Point-Plenty
of rain in the vicinity of West Point has
made the corn fill out in good shape and
a bumper yield is expected by f. d.
Hunker, mayor of that city, who spent
Friday in Omaha on legal business. A
heavy rain visited West Point Sunday.
said Mr.. bunker, and pastures are still in
good condition.
Grain Men Going TO Chioago-The Omaha
Grain exchange win send a delegation to
Chicago September II and Is, when a
meeting will be held at the Board of
Trade of grain exchange men from all
over the United States. The object of The
meeting is the discussion of matters Of
general interest, Who will go from here
is not yet settled.
Hunting for Dead Boys Relatives-Rel-
atlves Of Otto Johnson, a young MAI said
to be from Omaha, who committed suicide
recently at ST. Louis. are being sought by
the police. The officers nave a letter from
the youths former landlady, who makes
the inquiry. The letter states that john
sons father and other relatives are sup
posed to be in this city.
Farmers Oppose New Road-Frank w.
TRAILER, John T. Barnes, Harrison ID. For
''est and Frank Cammenzind, owners Of
4 arms north of Florence through which the
roposed Prochnow road Is to run have
= \ Fought suit to have the county enjoined
: ON building the road. A resolution was
ssed by the commissioners a year ago
- ,viding for the work. but the contract
w. let only recently.
,INady OF Resder stil Held-Coroner
10 t&sey has not yet succeeded In turning
tto sody Of Hugh S. Reeder, one Of this
- by suicides, over TO his relatives A
- "a. A. L. Reoder of Havelock, Neb.,
- )hed for the coroner to hold the
$50 ,,$clul a certain train arrived a day
- Elgo, but the brother did not arrive
a. ~ feared that he may be overcome
- -rtk.sf and unable to leave his home.
-. EHospital to Jail-From the hos
- - he city Jail was the trip made by
SUrIt. r,Ahnson, AIS South Eleventh street
a. soor as he recovered from heat pros
ration 'ome OF Omaha's sleuthing Of
fIcsrs ass, rt that Wylle, who was engineer
% a launH Try before he was overcome by
,ha beat two weeks ago, passed three
u,ar,hlass Achecks, amounting to $b, al
49, soloorW at Eleventh and Douglas
80 ~ heat got Johnson soon after
wara sre.l ing of punishment. vengeance
and the likf@
- Ne was a Good Samaritan
c'-s,s NJ We're, colored. Of 1922 Cunning
- r,,lrets that she played the gooo
Hiact for Clara Simms, another
-, ,fH Hel," who came to the city
- "a ,glbhk. S. D.. and stayed with tn,
- 49, hNg'bman. The latter has reported
re ntfke her roommate. who is only
40 80 ~ age. suddenly left for Mime
d thai at the same time a golC
,t9,a. olntainlng nineteen ship diamonds
-.,. 1T coin earrings and $5 In none!
a,sn disa kppeared.
u 9hrowing IL Punishsd-It cos
~ r., VS. a Chinaman employed at Tn
r. Tori restaurant $50 and a nickel
-, pepper to stop a fight will
uarrv : mith, a messenger boy whom
ToDs .u,tsges started trouble In the res
$500, rThe celestial used the pepper q
s.,f AZ ense, he told the police, as h
i con,d n. hold his own In a fistic argumen
800 cIondition.
police y court thought that pepper THROWING
ouehtN to be punished. so Tong had I
oontr (buts $3.50 in fine and costs for hi
eayeuhjIne p~itching.