Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

;ery satisfactory and it is thought the rec
ord will show a larger per centage of col
i~ections than under the old plan.
steve -LabanOwski Gets Limit.
Police Judge James Callahan sentenced
] Steve Labanowski to a term of ninety days
in the county jail yesterday for having
struck Vincent Sokolowicz on the head
with a pair of brass knuckles on the even
ing of January 4. The fight took place at
Twenty-seventh and J streets in a pool
hall. Labanowski is a Lithuanian. Soko-
lowicz was said to have been leaning on
the pool table when his assailant came up
behind him and struck him on the head,
inflicting several bad cuts. The police Off
Ger who arrested Labanowski found the
knuckles in his possession. The judge in
passing sentence told the young man lie
was fortunate that a state complaint was
not filed and he compelled to face a felony
charge.
Swift and Company Appeal.
Swift and Company have appealed from
the award Of the appraisers appointed to
determine the damage, If any, by reason
of the construction of an approach to the
Q street viaduct on Twenty-seventh street.
The board of appraisers awarded no DANA
ages to Swift and Company. The property
Of the packing company lies below the APP
proach and the appeal was taken from the
report. The notice of appeal make no men,
ton of any sum which the comany esti-
mates as the amount of damage.
Famous Prima Donna Coming.
A great musical treat is in store for the
south Omahans when Nine. Felicia Roma
, nowska, famous soprano and prima donna
of the Italian Grand Opera company, APP
pears in song and recital at the high school
auditorium, Twenty-Five and j streets,
Wednesday evening, January II. She comes
to South Omaha by special request of sew
eial Of the leading Polish citizens, headed
by j. NJ. Urbanski of the city engineers
office.
Nine. Romanowska has followed the
operate stage for several seasons in Europe
and has been touring the east. She has
been compelled to come west in search Of
health and will spend the winter at Denver.
She will visit South Omaha, where a settle
ment Of over 1000 Of her countrymen re-
side.
Mystic Workers Tonight.
The Mystic Workers of the World will
give a joint public installation this even
ing at S6 North Twenty-fourth street.
South Omaha lodge No. 17S, Alpha lodge
No 1893 and Nebraska lodge No. 1872 will
unite. Everyone is welcome. The program
is extensive and as follows:
Installation, ]. w. Doran, state manager,
conductor. (a( ',Silyery Cloud CMcDoNeD,
Ei95vely iAr Mystic W }o r Of fit the Wo MisS
DR.. George w. Clendennen, founder. Sen
ora Spanish Waltz song, Miss Shelaney.
Mapes, leader. Stories That Are Told"
Hon. Joseph Cullen Root, sovereign com
mander Woodmen of the World, Reading,
Miss Offerman. Inspiration" Judge A. l..
Sutton. Piano soio (Selected), Miss Ruth
Flynn.
Magic City Gossip.
Alfalfa, shed cured; best prairie hay, de-
livered from farm. Tel, So. 1l635.
Mrs. E, L, Howe will entertain the P. E.
o. sisterhood saturday afternoon.
The South Omaha Commercial club
lunched yesterday at the Exchange hotel.
letters Gold Top Beer, delivered to any
part of city. Fred Hefflinger, Tel. South 1649.
The South Omaha high school seniors
will play a game of basket ball with the
high school team OF Omaha this evening
at the Young Mems Christian association.
This is a return game in which the South
OMAHA boys expect to wipe out the former
defeat. The admission will be free.
Mrs. John Aylesworth of Albright is en-
tertaining her sister, Miss Gertrude Copper
of Plainsville, Kan.
Congratulations nave been many this
| NNCh " Nhl anu 4 "a - - NONh v
the birth Of a son,
The Baptist Young peoples social to have
been held in the church tonight has been
postponed one week.
The Young Mems Christian association
gave It's annual dinner to the board Of di-
rectors last evening.
The Omaha Water company has pre-
scented it's bill for hydrant rentals which
amounts to s. $50 for four months.
]. NJ. Urbanski has been appointed tax
clerk in the Omaha city treasurer's office.
He will assume his duties Monday,
Start right with the new year by keeping
Call at the savings department Of the Live
Stock National bank for a household ex-
pense book. 1t is free.
The women of the Christian church will
give a home baking sale at Etter's grocery
store, Twenty-fourth and ] streets.
Oscar Payne was placed under peace
bonds yesterday to insure protection 70 his
wife, who was the complaining witness
against him.
No immediate danger Of a shortage Of
coal is anticipated In south Omaha. Inc
public schools were short for a day or two
but the condition Is relieved
For letter Bottled Beer call Coldstrom,
LIQUOR dealer, phone South 2S9. We deliver
to any part Of city jug and bottle trade
a speciality, Twenty-siNth and o Streets
southeast corner.
Miss Doris b. Hasburgh is to be married
to William Aldridge OF Armour = D. on
date ReHr the the last st q so1 5anu baEot rhey yh @Iil
Mr.. Aldridge owns a ranch
win Appeal to You've are letting a
lot OF winter goods go at easy prices
FLYNN don't add three and take off two.
10 show a bargain. Come in and we Will
show you goods and prices that Will APP
peal to you. There are no embarrassment
contingent 20 looking over our goods. You
DON'T have 10 stand 4 third degree test as
TO whether you buy or not. Goods and
prices are the forces we use 70 make sales,
we make them as persuasive as we know
how. The peop.e who test them get salts
faction in mind and pocket. You Will find
a lot OF big inducements for Saturday
shopping. John Flynn 4 Co