Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-25
BAIEf CITY NEWS.


Gas Fixtures urEeua-grandsu GO.
Hest DRY Cleaning Of garments Twin
'.tt Dye WORMS. w, south Fifteenth.
Best Dentistry vest OF New York. DR..
Ei.A's 3, eats National Bank Bios
shippers' rrofno Bureau IS ready 10
handle ciaiInt Cor freight overcharges on
atlantic coast shipments. t2t Bee Bldg Tel
rphune i1ouglss 28ei
Rent Money Is the landlords profit.
start b savings account win Neb. Savings
g. i.osn Ass'n to provide fund TO buy
home 1906 Fanam, Omaha
Omaha subbsr Coz II. sprague, presi-
aent, moving A line line OK every kihd
% rubber goods" including various styles
~ nisber coats and automobile accessories.
fJr VERY reasonable prices. 1905 Harvey
street just around the corner"
Charged with Playing HOOksy-For
'piaWnE hookey from school Jonn and
Rslph Norton and Winslow Allen, little
negro boy. were sent to the Detention
school for week by Judge sutton in
juvenile court Monday. The lads said they
VA 80 TO school regularly when they re-
;urn from the Dentention school
nurt By H0rses's ran - Forest Hazard
Ot sos Locust street sustained wrenchod
ankle and severe bruises Saturday morn
ing when a horse which he and Godfrey
Ward OF s24 Locust street we're riding,
slipped an the wet pavement at Eigh-
teenth and Cunning streets and fell with
them Young Ward was uninjured. Hazel
was treated by DR. r w. Connell and taken
home
claims Ne Meant NO wrOng-Innocsnce
cf any wrong intent when he burned Pearl
Palmer. g-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, q. r. Palmer, SO15 oak street, BY
pressing hot tar on her les was pleaded by
Bonnie Jones, son % MIR. and Mrs r. r.
Jones' in Juvenile court Monday. No wit
nesses Of the burning we're present, 30
Judge sutton continued the vase for three
weeks.
Probation OFFICER Tnjursd--Injuries oil
"A not serious nature we're suffered by
Mogy Bernstein, probation officer, when
he was thrown from moving street car al
Thirtieth avenue and Farnam street sun
day night. Just as Bernstein started ia
step onto the car the motorman started II
forward with a Jerk Tre officer was
thrown forcibly to the pavement. His right
hand and his right knee were cut and he
was badly bruised over the body.
Charge with Importing LAbOrSrs--Ath
anasios Gliatotls, charged with importing
Greeks from their native country in viola
ton OF the federal contract labor law, and
who was taken into custody on that charg,
October 10, VIII have a hearing Tuesday
morning before United States COMMISSIONS
Gustav Anderson. GliatOtis is foreman o.
Union Pacific labor crew and il is SAID
that he dealt with the labor Of his coun
.ry1nen on a Wholesale scale,
Mail for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have been made whereby anyone wishing
% send mail or kilograms to the members
OF the trade excursion OF Omaha MAJ
oh brsr oil MN
be mailed before l.3o p. m. for FremOn
on October ., for Ponca on october %. thel
must be mailed from here before 1 .. m.
from Bloomfield they must be mailed be
fore / D. m. october q; for Wakefield be
lore $3.50 a. m october rs; for Blair, be
Iore 4:3O p. m, October 8
Charged with Stealing soreens-Charge
with stealing screens placing them In
vacant house and then setting fire to tn
building. Harry and Fred Compton, Elme
Groves and Herman Chester were brOugh
into, juvenile court Monday j, II. Bugby
the owner of the house, was not In court L
testify and the only evidence presented wa
OF a hcarsay nature, Judge sutton con
tinucd the case for three weeks and CAV
the probation officers orders to have thei
witnesses on hand when the case is calle
iOr hearing.
writer Boosts for OMAHA. l. Hainet
edtor o. the western banker mas a serie
ui afuclcs going IN eastern publication
boosunE omaha. In the sew York Journs
ut Commerce OF October 10 Mr.. iaines ha
"A column story on the commercial an
financial progress Of this city. laying stres
on tho great new corn crop, the heav
sheep receipts and the curtailing by bank
oI loans of purely speculative nature. /
tne evening Post OF October - an artlc
.tNN. -. 49,.
mercial magnitude other articles are al
poaIinS In The Boston Market Reporter en-
The American Banker.
lsh 70 Appeal from Verdict - Notice
appeal To the supreme court from
500 judgment FOR damages for assau
and Da.tcry WAS filed ia the case OF Elm,
\. Johnson against James c. IEh in distri,
court MONDAY lsh being dissausfie,
Nhen Ism and others trespassed on II
property o. Johnsons mother, Johnso
uiod TO drive them away and fight eI
sued. Johnson setting hit on the head b
lsh. When a suit for damages. started /
Johnson was tried before Judge Sears son
weeks ago the jury found for the plaint
n tho sum OF sl2oO. Judge Sears reduce
the verdict TO 500 and johnson accepte
the reduction. lsh had either to pay or
appeaf
Hm Eias nIAEsa Changes - Effect,
october 81 the Burlington announces thu
aa Tho heavy travel Is over with the stol
ping OF tourist rates It will take OFF
couple Of The extra trains temporarily az
the time OF Others is materially change
Nos. 80 and s5 between Edgemont and All
ancs are cropped and Nos IS and TO- b
tween Ashland and Sioux city are all
discontinued. Nos. 8 and 80 leave Linoo
thirty minutes earlier than heretofor
The Acknowledgements urwell train lsav
Aurora twenty-five minutes earlier ais
malsing the departure at 2:l5 y. M. No.
Is 2;i0 instead OF 2:S D. m. out OF Auror
. No, l2i Is S.l5 out OF Nebraska City inste,
of 500 q. M: No. II departs from Hasun
al $50 instead OF t;O5 p. m, and No. 81 W
be thirty minutes later all along
FsdsEai Grand jury Rs-oOnvonss-T
federal grand jury which has had a rece,
viii re-convene Tuesday morning, al
thus early large advance guard OF vi
nesses from distant points has arrived
the city. The corridors OF the FEEDER