Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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@AheA got Bfinters.
ghip Eou Hides to smith Omaha.
cas- FiEtures-nurEssa-or co.
hsst Dry Cleaning OF garments. Twiy
AlN hye Works. M South Fifteenth.
asat Dentistry west 81 New York. Dr.
Alekes' "a city National Bank Bldg
rome Ownership I the hope OF every
FAMILY. Start q savings account a. Neb.
Savings Losn ASSN and lay tho founda-
ZION Tor the future home. 1906 Farnam.
Omaha Rubbsr Co.--E. II. spraEus. prssi-
vent is showing a fine line Of every kind
OF rubber goods" including various styles
OF rubber coats and automobile accessories
for very reasonable prices 1906 Harvey
street Just around The corner"
Grand Jury Report Saturday, IL OK
pected that the federal srand jury. now in
session, will finish it, work and be ready.
TO report Saturday afternoon. A large
array Of witnesses has been examined. but
Il IL said no cases OF Importance are under
consideration.
nahimAn 20 Address Commercial Climb
Mayor Dahlman will have his turn before
the executive committee Of the Commercial
club next Tuesday. Al this as when Nj
Aldhch spoke the doors will be thrown
open, aud the speaker will address all the
noon hour guests OF the club
Accident Delays Traina--A small acct.
dent on the Northwestern twelve miles this
side Of Boone, Ia DELAYED trains into
Omaha Tuesday morning. The trouble was
caused by the derailmeut OF passenger
car II spoiled a good record Of perfect
time that several Of the morning trains
had kept for some time
Lisutsnant Post Rsturns-Lieutenant
Post Of the local naval recruiting station
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during which he pedsled away 100 miles on
q bicycle. with which he was only slightly
acquainted. Il am just trine sore, but
am feeling even more vigorous than when
] started the test" said the Lieutenant
Robson Gets the Wator--Difficulties
Of Roy Y. Hobson with the Omaha Wa
ter company. growing out of the water
works purchase litigation. we're ad-
3usted Thursday, when the water com
pany agreed to furnish Hobson with
water at his residence and Hobson dis
missed his district court action 20 com
pei the company to furnish the water.
More Hunters Return-A party of seven
Omaha men have returned from a hunting
trip through Cherry county, where ducks
were so plentiful that shooting became mo-
notonous, and they came back to rest
their eardrums Charles Blakeley who
host and had as his guests Charles Rosen-
berry. Roy Pegau, George W. Craig,
James Ainscow, Fred Thorne and Max
Napell. The lakes IN northwest Nebraska
are swarmlng with ducks now say the
huntsmen, and weather is ideal for shoot
ing.
New Scheme Of Ticket Validation-The
Trans-continental Passenger association
II taking up a plan for the valuation Of
tickets that will be appreciated by many
travellers in the west The proposition is
TO authorize the valuation OF all tourist
tickets to western destinations when they
have not been used the entire trip at GER
tain intermediate points in Idaho, Nevada
and Washington, Thus q man might travel
as far as Spokane when his ticket read
Portland and get 1t validated at Spokane
instead OF having to travel or send the
ticket TO Portland to get It validated.
Many Divorces 0rantOd--Divorces we're
granted the plaintiffs In the following
cases in the equity division of district
court Thursday morning: BY Judge Day,
Julia Leach against Abraham Leach:
Lena Strauss against Gustave Strauss;
Margaret A. Mcclure against John w.
Mcguire. Adrian L. Harvey against EN-
fly NJ. Harvey; Bertha Holdings worth
against George w. Hollingsworth. BY
Judge Iroup, Frank G. VOORHEES, against
Lola A. VOORHEES,; zos C. Hill against
Joseph Hill; Mabel A. Doyle against
Charles o. Dole.
NAVY wants Skilled MSn-If you are
3 coppersmith, a blacksmith. a mechanist
OF a boiler maker, Uncle Sam wants to see
Sou-Drovided as TO age and other require
ments you are eligible to navy service.
Lieutenant Post OF the local recruiting
station announced Thursday that there is a
demand for workingmen of the classes
mentioned This demand is due to the fact
that the Navy department has recently put
into service several new torpedo boat
destroyers and these require additional
force The pay offered ranges as follows:
Blacksmiths, So per month: coppersmiths,
5000 per month; mRchinists 50 to S77 per
month; boiler makers, S71.50 per month
These salaries, OF course. are In addition 20
board, lodging and medical attention which
Uncle Sam throws ia for good measure
The local recruiting station is now ready to
enroll applicants who are able to qualify
for these places, and with the approach of
winter IL Is expected thai a good warm
home under shelter OF the navy will appeal
10 many a lonesome man.