Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-18
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Havo Root Print II.
George G. Cockreu for justice.
Rinehart, photographer. 18th & Farnam.
Heyn, photo, removed to 18th Howard.
q. H. Amber, Real Estate, Loans, In
surance. Phone ID. 1892, clio Bee Bldg.
Equitable Lifs-PoIIcies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
For wage-EarnerB the monthly repay
ment plan Of home loans is surest, cheap
est, quickest. Nebraska Savings and Loan
Association, 1908 Farnam street.
Wife Wants Divoros-suit for divorce
has been brought by Elizabeth Radiovz
from steve Radiovz, whom she married
last January, the charge being drunken
ness and cruel and nhunan treatment.
watch for William sohultz-word
has been sent the Omaha police to look
out for William Schultz, Is years old, who
disappeared from his home at ST. Paul,
Schultz of hat city.
Assistant Boy DireotOr-w Il. Burton,
a graduate OF Oberlin college and a
nephew of Senator Burton OF Ohio, arrived
in Omaha Tuesday to take a position as
assistant director of the boys department
in the Young Mems Christian association
under E. +. Denison.
Bill Clovey ovsFhaulsd-Bm CIovey, a
convict who escaped from the Nebraska
penitentiary a few weeks ago, was cap
tured by the omaha police Monday and will
be returned to Lincoln this week. Clovey
was sent. up from South Omaha a short
time ago for burglary.
Omaha Printing Company Firo Loss
The losses from the fire at the Omaha
Printing company have been adjusted and
were found to amount to $50. 600. The big
presses were so damaged by failing through
the burned floor into the basement that
they will be replaced by new presses.
Herbs Are wapted-The police are try
ing to locate Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herb
Of P%ittsburg, Pa, as Mrs. Herbs mother
is seriously i'll at her home in Pittsburg
A few days ago MIR. Herb was registered
at the Murray, and it is supposed that from
there he went to some private boarding
house in this city.
Three Robinsons-It was a hard day for
the Robinsons. Three of them landed in
Jail for being disorderly and all received
Jail sentences. They bore the names of
Allie, Perry and Harry. They came to
Omaha only three days ago from the south.
Allie drew thirty days. Perry got ninety
and Harry took sixty.
Receivers at Hospital-Peter Birkel,
a l6-year-old boy of Blunt, s.. ID, was over
come by the heat shortly after noon at tn,
Union station. He was removed to st
Joseph's hospital and recovered sufficiently
to continue his journey to South Dakota
He was accompanied by his parents and
had just left the train at the station L
get a drink when he was exhausted.
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Christian from Illinois bowed himself out
of the court room when Judge Crawford
discharged him for being drunk and dis,
orderly. Alphonse said he was not 6
Frenchman, but that he had been giver
that name when he was a boy. He ex,
planned to the judge that he had to have
beer Once in a while and that he dranl
only during hot weather.
Thirty Cents and On Their way-TwC
young Chicago lads ran way from HON,
last week and came west. They wer,
picked up in Omaha by the police anC
their parents notified and asked to senC
for them. This their fathers refused t
do, sending word that the boys should re
turn home in the same manner that the!
went away. The local police furnished tn,
boys 30 cents apiece and helped them t
start fog Chicago again. The names o.
the boys are Charles casey and Harr!
Moody.
Y. N, @. A Makes . Hit-Percy Warrer
president of the Nashville Light and Trac
ton company, spent Monday in Omaha
looking over the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION building. He is chairman Of tn
Young Mems Christian association build
ing committee in his home city and q new
structure Is contemplated there, Mr., War
rem expressed particular admiration OF tn
lobby in the local building and Of tn
design Of the swimming pool. OF sos motor
pien and conductors in the employ OF hi
company. he stated, COO belong TO tn