Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-01
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b. P. swoboda-certinsd Accountant.
RinsharA Photographer, 18th & Farnam.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden Co.
Heyn, photo, removed to 16th & Howard.
Equitable Life-PoIicies sight drafts at
maturity. H. d. Nicely, manager, Omaha.
J. A. Gentleman CO., Undsrtaksrs-New
location, l614 Chicago st. Both phones.
Coal I'm Coal Oompany-Large Nut,
IS per ton. Coca cooking coal. Tel. d. $40.
There are several ways Of saving-Ths
Nebraska Sayings and Loan association
way, and others. Our way pays 6 per cent
per annum. 1O6 Board of Trade building.
Court Appoints Counsel for G. HittleA
Attorney Amos Thomas has been appointed
by Judge Sutton to defend Charles Hittle,
who is charged with the theft Of a chain
and locket from his sweetheart, Nellie
Klein, while escorting her home. The
case will be called up in district court in a
day or two.
colored Men Get a Hearing-Henry Will
liams, John Logan and Blake Brlnkley,
colored, were brought into police court
to answer TO a charge Of breaking and
entering a Northwestern road freight car
or or about November Is. and stealing
hides. They demanded an examination,
which was fixed for saturday morning.
Nels W.. Carson is Arrested-Nels W.
Carson, charged with embezzlement of
$40 So from the Hong Kong Tea company,
has been arrested. He was arraigned in
Justice Eastman's court and entered a plea
of not guilty. Carson claims that he was
held up and robbed Of the money collected
for the company.
Defamation of Character Story
Thomas w. Symonds of Kansas City, a
former employe of the Hammond Type
writer company, has brought suit in the
United States circuit court for $4,000 dam
ages against Bert r. Swabson Of Omaha
for alleged defamation Of character. The
suit grows out of a letter written by the
defendant to the plaintiff.
Chief WIN Auction Off Old stores-Un-
claimed property, valued at between $500
and $500 viii be auctioned off at police
headquarters Thursday afternoon at l
O'Clock by Chief of Police Donahue. The
property consists of clothing, r%evolvers,
rifles, harness, suit cases, trunks, shoes,
tools, lead, brass, bicycles, tables, watches,
jewelry and many other articles.
Hotel Clerks to Have An organ-R. H.
Hawks, editor Of "The Hummer" a peri
odical devoted entirely to the interests of
hotel clerks, is to be in Omaha on Decem-
Der 6 to speak at the banquet of the Iowa
Nebraska Hotel Clerks association, to be
held at the Loyal. This meeting has a
relation to the movement for the formation
of a national organization Of hotel clerks.
Concert at Pearl Memorial Church
Pearl Memorial Methodist church, Twenty
fourth street and Larimore avenue, will
be the scene Wednesday evening of a con-
cert. The following soloists have been an
nounced: Lena Ellsworth Dale, soprano;
Minnah Weber, contralto; E.. S. Travis,
baritone; II. s. Donahey, tenor; Edith
Hansen, pianist; Marguerite Brown, vio-
linist. Proceeds from the concert will be
devoted to the church budget.
She shO' Did Have the Proof-Bertha
James, colored, tried hard to convince
Judge Crawford she was not a disorderly
person, but failed. officer Aughe said the
woman had been hanging around the
Third ward for several months. IT wa.
waiting for my old man when they picked
me up" said the woman. How do you
support yourself, queried the court. "a
takes in washing. II you don't believe II
l can have you cali up two ~bartenders
who knows me.r Ten dollars and costs, '
was the bench's answer.
CAN'T stop wheels Of LAw-John Belisf
learned to his sorrow in police court thai
1t does not pay to interfere with an Officer
I'm discharge Of his duty. even il he. Bellsh
had been ask by another man to protec-
his rights. Belish interfered with Con
stable stein serving a subpoena on FREQ
Lutz. a saloon man, and became so OBJ
4 %noxlous, witness declared, that the polio,
had to be mmon Behsh declared Luti
had asked him to look after his interests
but the court decided Lutz had sough
mighty poor advice. il cost Belish $40 an,
costs.
Novelties-TRENzER-l5th and Dodge.