Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

in Baright hall, Nineteenth and Farnam
streets, on art"
Henry n. ostrom for councilman sixth
ward.-Adv.
Eauitabls LifS-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. H. D. Nicely. manager Omaha.
vote for aoodlsy =. BruokOr for re-elec-
ton for councilman from 5th ward. Adv
Vote Tuesday for r. y. Norris, the
Shoeman. for councilman for the Ninth
ward.-Adv.
II Lindsay OF the Twelfth Is sent to the
city council he will not be an experiment
He has the qualifications now. Adv.
W.. n. Thomas, sos First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
In sums Of $500 to $3.50, 900. Prompt service
Home Ownership is the hope Of every
family. Nebraska Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION will show you the way. Board
of Trade building.
Postoffics inspectors Complete WORK
william C. Wood and Everett Partridge
of Washington. special agents of the Post
office department, who have been in Omaha
for some time looking over newspaper
postage matters have finished their work
here and left Saturday afternoon for Kan
sas City.
Negro Woman bound over-On thu
charge of larceny from the person, Lulu
Patterson, a negress, of 40 North Thir-
teenth street, was bound over TO the dis
trict fourt from police court Saturday.
Her bond was fixed at 500, She is said to
have taken SS5 from Louie Peterson of
Elkhorn. la.
Majorie King Gets License-A license
to marry was issued Saturday TO Marjorie
King, daughter of Mrs. Alta Banner, and
Albert Eriksen of Grand Island. The age
of the groom to be is given as 70 and the
girls as Is. Their future home will be In
Sioux City. The wedding will take place
Sunday night.
Motor Cars on Galloway H~ranch-rhe
Union Pacific will establish additional
motor car service on the Galloway orancn
Monday. The new car will leave Kearney
at 4 p. m. daily and arrive at Galloway
at 100 o m. Returning the car Will leave
Galloway at 7:30 a. m. and arrive at
Kearney at 1910 a. m.
FUNERAL OF Miss A1anda MslohsE-The
funeral OF Miss Manda Melcher. Is years
Of age, was held at the Hoffman chapel
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock and inter
men was in Forest Lown cemetery. She
was an emhloye of the Brown restaurant
and died Thursday morning. She had nc
relatives in Omaha. but several live ir
Minnesota.
Kern's millinery store on Douglas street
was the interesting place for women on
Thursday. That day was opening day.
The store was beautifully arranged and
the decorations of flowers and palms GER
tainly gave a most pleasing effect. Fully
a couple thousand persons attended tbs
event and each received a very nice hat
pin as a souvenir.
Boys said They Were Led Into It
Harold c. #. Tracy and Charles Filberi
made the plea in police court that they were
influenced TO steal 800 pounds of copper
wire nv the promise OF some man whom
: they did not know. The wire was said tc
he worth u cents a pound and a charge o!
grand larceny was placed against Tracy
who is IS years old, while Fflbert comes
under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court
Tracy was bound over TO the district court
and Filbert was taken in charge by Proba'
ton officer Carver. ' The Union Pacific wa
the complainant.
Trustee in bankruptcy for Halduff-
Representatives OF about 200 OF the credl
tors of w. s.. Balduff met I'm court room
No. /. federal building, Saturday mornins
to select a trustee In bankruptcy to taxi
over the affairs of Mr.. Balduff. The hear
ing was held before J. A. c. Kennel!
referee in bankruptcy, and viii Fl. Thomp
son was selected as such trustee by
large majority Of the creditors. Receive
Grant s. Cobb, temporary receiver, vii
turn over the accounts and assets OF tn
bankrupt at once, his position as receive
Terminating at midnight Saturday,
Pictured Route to Ysllowstons-rh'
Burlington has just published and is dis
tributing a descriptive folder OF the Cod,
road to the Yellowstone park. This roai
is exploited as the scenic way over Sylvia
Pass into the park, likewise the sports
mans and campers way along the she
shone river. The folder contains beautifu
Illustrations: a good map with the camr
ing places along the way designated an
described. A list and description of rancho
is given showing where tourists and fisher
men and hunters may stop during the ses
son. along the north and south forks q
the shoshone river. wapeta and Pahask
stopping places we're established b
Colonel W. r. Cody