Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-06

DaViEt drugs
Corrigans. udertakers. Phones 1B.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges, p. G.. DE Vol Hdw. CO.
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 339
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting. 2il S. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Free things TO eat at the Gas office. %
Pearl street Step in
Scnuster's ana stora' Malt Extract for
sale by j. J. Kline Co., l62 Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. W. Terry, optician, AL Broadway, office
with George Corner.
DO no wall papering unless you see Jen-
sen first, Masonic temple. IL pays. Every
thing in tho latest and best Rau papers.
Free things to eat cooked by the best
method in the world. see the Triple
Trick denomination AZ the Gas office, 70
Pearl street
TRIPLE TRICK COOKING DEMON
sTkAIION "A THE CITIZENS Gas &
FREE THINGS 10 EAT. COME ON.
Mrs. Marga ret b. lexis VI Denver is the
guest OF AIRS q. +, Davis az ner nome D"
Iurley avenue. Mrs. lexis has just re-
turned from an extended European trip.
The Oakland avenue stars played the
ESnth street loot Dali team yesterday
The score VAS 10 5. Ine same took place
~ Llncon park ana was Played in thirty
minute halves
An overneated kitchen range. which be-
came 80 warm unusrneata That it set the
the hcLane residence, loll sixth avenue,
yesterday mOrulng at breakfast time. But
little damage was done.
With a roar like a cannon a heavy charge
OF gasoline yapUr exploded in the mutfler
Of an automobile belonging to Verne BbnJa-
min as it stood on the corner Of Broadway
was ripped apart and sent flying. This,
with the exception OF sharp shock to the
nerves OF many sensitive people nearby,
was the only damage done.
Il shall ask the city council to provide
something stronger than soft brick and
cheap paint as barrier to the escape OF
prisoners in the city" said Mayor Maloney
yesterday In reference TO the weakness
Of the jail. Cardboard and tissue paper
would be but little stronger than that DIT
Of wall between the cell corridor and the
fail office, and / will ask the council t.
have steel plate bolted along that entire
side"
Roy Green came very nearly being cap
tured while he was In East Omaha tele-
phoning the Omaha police station after his
Thursday. Chief Of Police Froom and Pro
baton Ofuoer Herner we're there at the
same same time and ana Green was WITHIN a stone.
chance that he did not emerge into view
~ II was really he who was there and
using the telephone.
The funeral OF II. A. Cochran was held
yesterday afternoon at the home OF his
brother, ]. X. Cochran, 7O8 South Sixteenth
Rev. s, Grant Lewis Of tue Fifth Avenue
Methodist church. The four brothers vi
the deceased, 4. b., Q. g. and J. r. Coch
Blair, Neb.. bore the casket to the hearse
The body was buried in Fairview cemetery
Mr.. Cochran had been q continuous resi-
dent OF Council Bluffs since 1861
Fire In children's playhouse in the real
Of Page MOrrison's home, 629 Willow ave
nue. gave the S YOUNGSTERS an opportunity e
partment respond to their call for assist
snce. The children were playing "hous'
modious toy house enveloped in flames tina
were difficult to control. when neighboi
beard their calls for help. They succeeded
men came and they are proud OF theii
valiant work and the sad condition of tht
house they had constru cted
A wagon loaded with several barrels Of
puttermilk oollided with a street car on th'
Park line yesterday afternoon, showeTint
the buttermilk over the street in the vicn
wagon belonged to l. G. Besley, who II
conducting dairy on East Broadway. Tn,
friver OF the vehicle, J. ID. Owndy, at
tempted to drive across the car tracks
short distance ahead OF the approaching
wet rails let the wheels slide, and the ca
hit the wagon amidships, overturning ant
smashing Il. The front end OF the ca
was badly battered. but the motorman
Fred Carly, escaped without Injury.
County Auditor lines yesterday sent GU
the official ballots TO the country precincts
press companies to be delivered with tn
same care as II they contained bank notes
Tho work OF counting them has been goln
On for the last few days, occupying all Q
the time OF Deputy George Burke and for
mer Court Reporter w. 70. Butler. Tn
task was a huge one, as there were NOR
than 10000 regular ballots to be counted I
nddiuon to an equal number Of special ye
low. sheetE containing the two proposition
to be voted upon, the appointment of
commission to revise the states constitt
ton and the Issuance OF $4,000 OF count
bonds to pay for the construction Of ne
Jail at Council Bluffs. There are FORTY
Four precincts in the county and the ba
lots and other election supplies, includin
the poll books, pencils, pens etc. in
carefully sealed pacake, had to DO mao
up for each precinct
New Honey-Direct from the farm. IT
better than the kinds you have been ge
dng; % cents comb. California grapes.
cents pound; New York grapes, IS cent
Ben Davis apples, 40 cents; Jonathan al
Piles, 50 cents Pancake flours, 10 cen
package We have a lot OF new peas