Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-11

Corrigans. undertakers. Phones las.
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET.
Peaches Coo crate. ZolleTs, phones S2O
Picture framing, Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Hudleson Broadway studio new location
5Sl West Broadway.
WE CARRY Nj 1T EXTRACT J. ].
Klein Co, 1852 West Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. w. Terry, opticlan, All Broadway, office
with George Corner
Majestic Steel Ranges and Art Garland
Base Burners. the best IN the world. SE to
$40 We are exclusive agents Il. &. de
Vol Hardware Company. 5O4 Broadway.
a sneak thief Yesterday entered the home
Of Mrs S. N. Harwood. SIS Damon street,
and stole a dozen solid silver spoons valued
AT about $lb. The house was entered dur
Ing the absence of the family.
Arthur Nye. AZ years old, died yester-
day at the Council Bluffs sanitarium OF
cancer of the stomach. The remains were
removed to the Corrigen undertaking rooms
and prepared for transportation TO lmogene,
Ia. his former home.
The funeral of Mrs Lena Tettan, who
died at Mercy hospital from the effects or
burns received by gasoline explosion at
her home 223 Logan street, more than
month ago, will be held at Corrigan chapel
this afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Mcklb-
ben VIII officiate,
Fifty Council Bluffs Red Men took part
Ia the big initiation of Red Men at Des
Moines Thursday evening, when loo vic
Tins presented themselves as the prey of
the sCalping knife. The delegation returned
yesterday and said IL was the greatest
event in the annals OF Iowa fraternalism.
The funeral OF Marion Parker, who was
killed beneath the train i'm the Great West
ern switch yards Thursday, will be held
Sunday Afternoon at O'clock from the
residence Of c. w Schultz 1921 Fourth ave
I Ia, -
cesOr lodge, No. $50, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons. Burial will be in Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
Your last chance Is not always the best,
but this time IL is. We have wagon loads
of peaches on hand today ColOrados at
that, only 20 cents a case better buy your
grapes before they go up! Is cents a basket
/ We have a job lot of Schram fruit Jars
| that We are closing out, quarts and one
half gallons, ~ and so cents per dozen, All
kinds of vegetables. Bartel & Miller. Tel
| Only one 'oouple~had the courage to brave
revered superstition that fixes Friday as
an unluckly day to get married. They were
! Miss Hattie, IS years old, whose home is in
Bellefount Ark 1t IS said pretty little
romance is connected with the marriage
and which Will undoubtedly be sufficient to
exercise any evil influence baleful Friday
may exert.
| Three gypses, with names that can only
be artculated by a versatile katydd or
!
| were arraigned In police court yesterday
| morning charged with being general
seventh street and Fourth avenue. They
| put up s. in one instance and 50 In another
as compensation for depredations and were
| ordered to leave town.
r. c. Wier, night yardmaster Of the IIli-
nOis Central, is seeking the person who
found bank book cover issued by the
Greeley, Colo, National bank which he
dropped from his pocket In the Kirlm hotel
| yesterday. The envelope contained a Valu-
able diamond and $40 bill besides a num-
lines. Mr. Wier will give liberal reward
for the return of his property.
II j. p. Hess, president of the National Hor-
ucultupal congress and founder of the firm
of Day & Hess, left last evening for the
east, to be gone about three weeks. He
l will visit Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Philadelphia, and his old home
return he will stop at Harrisburg and
Washington. d; c. He win combine finan-
cial business for the firm with booster
work for the exposition.
DEGREES in the following divorce case,
have been entered by Judge Woodruff IN
the district court: Leila Hayes against CHI
treatment; Bertha Thompson against
Charles Thompson, habitual drunkenness
cruel and inhuman treatment; Della Wal
lace against John Wallace, desertion; Mar.
cellus Spaur against Nina Spaur, cruelty
divorce granted to husband on cross peti-
ton.
| Poundmaster Jackson and his assistant.
were reminded when they ceased work yes
terday afternoon that 1t was Friday. They
counted up the dogs they had captured
and found the number to be exactly thir
teen. The thirteenth dog was still to b.
placed In the wagon when the discovery wai
made and the discussion that occurred II
his presence concerning the unluckiness Of
the day may have afforded him the sugges
ton upon which he acted. He became very
docile and seemed to be anxious to be pu
into the wagon, but when a good oppor
tunity offered he managed to cleverly Bit
both of the men.
Mrs Johanna Kramer, aged "a years
died at $50 Yesterday morning at the Jenni,
Edmu ndscn Memorial hospital where sht
had been Tor the last few weeks suffering
from gRngrene and infirmitles of age. ShI
leaves eight children, four sons and fou
daughters. The daughters are Mrs. r. j
, Carothers OF Omaha, Mrs. John Gordon o
Kramer of this city and Edward w
Kramer OF Kewanee, ILL.,; w. S. Kramer o
Greenfield Ia, and L. r. and z. L. Krame
Woodrlng undertaking parlors to await tn
arrival Of relatives. The burial will TAX
place In the Creston cemetery, that cit!
, c. Boone, in charge Of an Omaha liver,
automobile, was taken to the police station
yesterday afternoon for violating the stat
law requiring the proper numbering of ma
chimes. The machine he was using ha,
; only half of the usual pastboard card show
; ing part Of a demonstrating number: Tn
, machine belonged to the Omaha Automobil
company and the chauffeur said 1t hat
been in use for hire numbered in that wa
for some time. He had brought two pas
/ sengers from Omaha and was standing Il
| front of the Grand hotel when taken Int
custody. Under the circumstances he wa
only required to put up a $40 bond for hi
, appearance in police court this morning
According 10 his own statements, he wa
violating both the Iowa and Nebraska
laws.
In police court yesterday morning tn,
young man who attempted to hold OF
Sam Friedman and rob his pawnshop a
5SS Broadway. was arraigned on the charg
of robbery and assault with intent to com
NIT murder. The only defense he offeret
was that he was drunk and did not remem
Der anything about the transaction. IL
admitted that the name he gave, Franz
johnson, might fit anybody else as we'll a
himself, but said he was an engineer an
lieve he is a professional yeggman who at
tempted one-man job The fact that h
was an entire stranger In the city but kneN
the number of the police station tele
phones is a disclosure that classes hin
among the professionals all of whom kee
- fully posted on police station signals an
phone numbers. Johnson was sent back I
his cell TO await action by the grand Jury
= which expects to conclude its labors today
At the mass meeting, called for Sunda
q afternoon at the First Baptist church [
a consider the new Young Woman's Chris
tan association movement there Wi
positively be no collection taken or sub
scriptons asked for The meeting
wholly for the purpose OF discussing IN
9 various phases of the movement and /