Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-03

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Emerald Rings-Edho Ohm, Jeweler.
vollmsrs, expert clothes filters. iO7 S. IS
Rudolph =. swoboda, Public Accountant.
Rinshart, photographer, 18th g. Farnam.
Equitable L~ife-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. u. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
W. \. Thomas, 5OS First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
in sums of 500 to s250,OOO. Prompt service.
]. n. AGithen, 2O3 First National bank
building, is making real estate loans with
out delay and on terms very favorable
TO borrowers.
where Can You start Monthly Deposits
Of $500 to 5000 earning 6 per cent divi-
dends? At the Nebraska Savings a Loan
Assn. Board of Trade Bldg.
Little One ~ Rest--Wiiliam II. MAdsen.
the in FAINT son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Mad
sen, 231 Grant street, who died recently,
was buried in Laurel Hill cemetery Friday.
Mr.. Madsen Ia a Union Pacific conductor,
House Cleaning at Federal Buiiding-
Measurements are being taken OF all the
offices in the federal building for new car
pets where needed and for the general
renovating and repair OF the building, as
Is the annual custom at this season.
landlord ana Tenant Dissgres-on the
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Brett Of Twenty-second and Burt streets
was arrested Friday morning. He is said
20 have removed his trunk from the Mid
land hotel while a lien existed on it for
board. The case probably will be heard In
police court aSturday morning.
New Flags on 1ostoffios HuIlding-New
American and revenue flags are displayed
from the flagstaff OF the federal building.
Old Glory makes his first appearance with
the forty-six stars in the blue field, indi-
eating the full sisterhood Of oklahoma,
which Is the forty-sixth state admitted to
the union
Erysipelas Victim Goes to Jal-Arrested
for drunkenness early Friday morning by
officer Fisk. o. e ~Blackwood, a middle
aged man living at Twenty-second and
Cunning streets, was found to be suffering
from an ugly case of erysipelas. He was
sentenced to ten days In the county jail
In order that he might be given medical
attention at the county hospital.
DO xou Know Of yohn =. Jones' Folksi
THE relatives and history of John Francis
Jones, a member OF the Western Fedora
tion of Miners. are sought by 7. z. Shook,
town marshal of Garland, Utah. Jones
died at that place March IS. The Omaha
police havo been asked II they know any
thing about him and are in receipt of his
Photograph. At present they cannot fur
nish the desired information.
wife Beats Kim to Tt-Tryins to hAv
a complaint issued against his wife for
abusing him by not providing a satisfying
breakfast. but being arrested himself al
the Instance of his wife for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace by assaulting her
was the experience OF j. II. Williams
Thursday. He is a colored man and live
at a123 South Twenty-fifth avenue. Pollc
Judge Crawford fined him $40 and costs II
court Friday.
Sidewalk Injunction Case Argument
were heard Friday by Judge Troup of tn,
district court on the question of a perma
neut Injunction against the Loose-Wile
company in the suit brought by Michae
Gleason TO stop the construction of a four
loot loading dock above the sidewalk a
the new factory. Judge Redick some tim,
ago granted the temporary injunction
Memoranda briefs win also be filed by At
torneys Kennedy and Gaines and a decision
by Judge Troup will not be Forthcoming
for some days.
Dirt Slides on L~savenworth street
Whether as a result of peculiar coincidenc'
or the cussedness of boys playing Apr
Fool pranks. there were three annoying
dirt slides on L~eavenworth street Frida,
morning within a couple of blocks within
a few minutes. The dirt slides came from
a trio Of loaded dirt wagon that suddenl
emptied their loads on the street. The dir
was being hauled from the excavations a
Nineteenth and st. Mary's avenue. On @
the wagons dumped its load on the stree
car tracks. causing a blockade for half a
hour until The dirt could be removed. tn
dirt agons were OF the patent characte
that dump their loads automatically.