Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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ship Your Hiasu to Smith. Omaha
Gas ss-nurgssa-eranden Co
eake Eou Printing 60 the Times
hest Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
city Dye Works, 4O7 South Fifteenth
oPpsnhotm Hairdrsssing ParlorH-Movsd
ss6-I-s-e-4O City National Bank building.
m. Ftokss. Really Painless Denustry-
not tho cheap kind 724 CITY Nat Bank
Youth end Health should be taxed to
provide for old age. a savings account
vita the Neb Savings q Loan Assn will
start you right 1900 Farnam. b. of I. Bldg.
An the Divorce Court--Decree Of divorce
from Inez Niciels was granted Daniel
Nickels by Judge sutton in district court
Monday.
aomaha Eubbar oo.-E. H. sprague,
president, Is showing a nne line Of every
kind Of rubber goods" including various
styles Of rubber coats and automobile &C
cessories, for very reasonable prices. los
Harvey street Just around the corner
Wants Pullman 20 Pay-Somebody made
on with Maurice Meyer so overcOat Sep
tember p, when he was travelling from
Omaha to Grand Island, Neb and in Mey-
erH view II is no more than right that the
Pullman company should reimburse HIM
for the loss. Consequently he started suit
for the value Of the lost ralment in district
court Monday.
Main witness FRtla TO Approximately
OF the county attorney 70 induce an impor-
tsnt witness to come back to Omaha to
testify against Mat Colligan, charged with
larceny from the person, enabled Conigan
60 set off easily in the criminsl division Of
district court Monday, when he pleaded
guilty to a charge Of petit larceny and was
given a sentence Of thirty days in the
county jail.
wants Pay for Teoth--For the loss of
several teeth and for other damages sus-
tanned in a Burlington railroad wreck when
she was travolingi from Ashland to Omaha,
Mabel / Pope started an action against
the railroad company for $3.50 in district
court Monday Her petition alleges that
In the accident her jaw was split open,
several teeth were knocked out and others
were 50 injured that their extraction was
necessary.
Former Soldier Parolsd-On the show
ing that he never committed a crime be-
fore and that he was a good and faithful
soldier in the United States army, Marvin
Hips was paroled by Judge Estelle in the
criminal division Of district court Monday
after he had pleaded guilty to a charge of
grand larceny, M i. Sugarman, Hipp's at
tOrney, assumed responsibility for him and
Hips promised TO go to work and report
regularly to the lawyer. Hips, while an
employee Of the Pacific Storage and Ware
house company, stole a quantity of cloth
ing from the storage department last July.
Girl Goes 20 orphanago--Anna Gal
lagher. the pretty little S-year-old who has
been In the Dentention home because her
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after leaving her at the home Of a family
which was not prepared to feed another
mouth. was taken I'm charge by Father
Flanagan OF st, James orphanage Monday
He said the Orphanage will look after her
until the father returns or the court author
tees to adopt her. 1t was the fathers wish
that the child be reared in the Roman
Catholic faith Some relatives of the
mother have made objection, but Judge SUIT
ton placed her in charge of the orphanage.
Hostile Parent RepentS-Deciaring that
II is impossible for him to live I'm this
country II his 14-year-old daughter, Ber-
nice, is not permitted to help earn the
family living by working, John Kapanek
a Pole, in juvenile court Monday morning,
defied Judge spttop,s order that the child
M <ent An schO0is and said he was ready
TO go 70 jail II the judge wished to send
NM tAeIe' Ite sAtNtte klEl DuIbI INTO sODs
when the court ordered that she be taken
to the Detention home, where she could be
schooled When he realized that his daugh.
ter really was to DO taken from him, Ka,
panek repented his defiance and upon
promise TO send his girl to school she was
returned to him
Believes Size Has wealth--Rolling In
wealth, according TO the mothers state
Tnent to Judge Sutton I'm juvenile court
MOhdaY morning. the Arthur Williamson
family shows no visible signs of possession
OF quantities Of this worlds goods, ac-
cording to Probation officer McAley, Mrs
Williamson deeply resented tho interference
OF the court and probation officers, but
~the Judge was indisposed to place credence II
her story of wealth and ordered that tn,
three children be picked up and brought
into court. where arrangements for theil
care will be made Mrs Williamson told
weird story to the effect that each OF tn,
children is worth $4,000 and declared tha
she has "the papers" to prove it.