Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

Havs Boot Print n.
Elk Tseth-Edholm. Jeweler.
voilmsrs, expert cloth es filters. lO7 S. II
Rudolph r. swobodA. Public Accountant
RinshsFt, photographer, 18th & Faraam.
Equitable Lifs-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely, manager. Omaha
W. n. Taomas, 5o3 First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
In sums Of 800 to $4,000. Prompt service.
The funeral Of Mrs. r.. w. Baker will
be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the resi-
'dence. zoos Mason street. Interment,
New Bedford. Mass.
Paying for . Nome 10 as easy az paying
rent Nebraska Savings and Loan Asso-
citation will show the way. Board of Trade
building. Sixteenth and Farnam sti eets.
woman wants no stock xards-Carrie
Bennett of Randolph, Cedar county, has
brought suit in the United states circuit
court against the Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway company, to enjoin the main
tenance of a stock yards adjacent TO
property owned by her In that town.
GOOD Friday Fakes Precedence-on &C
count of Good Friday being this week
the monthly meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the Associated Charities and
the general conference of all charitable
and philanthropic organizations in Omaha
and South Omaha has been postponed un-
I'll next week.
Accidental Death BY 0as-Accidental
death by gas poisoning was the fate OF
John II. Irwin. according to the verdict OF
the jury that Investigated the case under
the direction of Coroner Heafey Tuesday
morning. The body is to be taken to
Schuyler Wednesday for burial. A brother
AF ttA Aa,A -- - "
there.
grease in the kitchen of the Chinese res
taurant on the second floor OF the build
ing at 1919 Douglas street started a fire
there at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning.
About 800 damage was done by fire.
smoke and water. The place is owned by
the Woey Sen Low company and man
aged by Charlie Sing.
Determined to Get women Thievss-The
police and Judge Crawford Of the police
court are determined to do their utmost
toward getting rid of the woman thieves
of the Third ward, who make a speciality
of robbing men. Delma Green, a negress,
was sentenced to ninety days in jail on the
charge of larceny from the person Tues
day morning, and the judge says he will
treat similar cases in the same way.
Six More for Pie Counter six more
candidates for membership on the Board
OF Fire and Police Commissioner have
flied their petitions with the city clerk.
making a total of eight candidates, with
Charles Karbach, present member, and
julius Meyer. The last six to file are:
4. l.. Anderson. Nick Dargaczewski,
Thomas w. Hazen, John T. Jepsen, Theo-
dore a. Spratlen and Philip Lang.
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n. Fl. LOOMS, general solicitor of the
Union Pacific. will address the Omaha
Real Estate exchange Wednesday noon on
the subject of Civic Pride" Mr.. LOOMS
recently spoke at the dinner of the Omaha
Ad club on a similar subject. having made
some study OF the question which makes
citizens do things for the sake of the
beauty of the city which they call home.
Just Think Of It-chicksns at Largs,-
John White. A15 Grant street, has the
doubtful distinction of being the first man
against whom City Prosecutor Daniel has
ever filed a complaint on the charge of al
lowing chickens to run at large. Mrs. ]. c.
Rceder, the next door neighbor OF Mr..
White on the west, is the complainant
against him. The case will probably be
heard Wednesday morning in police court.
1hodnhb ohhW LOE Otty EnR1ueSr-
Thomas Shaw has filed his petition with
the city clerk, asking that his name be
placed upon the ballot in the spring cleo
ton as a candidate for city engineer.
This is the only petition for this office
filed to date. though several others are
being circulated, one OF which is for
Andrew Rosewater. the present incum-
bent of the office by virtue of appoint
ment
AS an Attraction for the annual cleo
trical show and as a permanent exhibit
for Omaha the Omaha Electric Light and
Power company is building one OF the
most unique Illuminated signs ever erected
and will place II on one of the buildings
along Farnam street. The sign will be
animated and SSX54 feet in size. 1t will
be in angle iron construction on a skele-
ton frame and Illuminated with over
1900 lights.
Pity It wasn't Raining Hard III II
were raining a little harder, I'd let you
go and get washed by the shower" re-
marked Police Judge Crawford Tuesday
morning. He was talking to Lizzie Col
Inns, a Third ward character. who does
nothing but wander about the streets and
is occasionally sent to the county Jail
for a few days so she may wash up
This time she was given ten days IN
which TO acquire that quality which is
said to be next TO Goodness.
Tuesday Morning Musical Club-Oni-
GERS OF the Tuesday Morning Musical
club for the coming year were elected
Tuesday morning, when the club met at
the heme of Mrs n Mabonav Thfrfy-