Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-18

The Clark barber shop for baths.
CORRIGANS, undcrtakers. Phone i43.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel $50
Lewis Cutter. funeral director. Phone g.
Baird & Boiand. undertakers. Phone IL
COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE. 90
South. Main street. Independent phone sA
OUR NEW LOCATION is at 337 West
broadway. F. A. Spencer plumbing and
heating. Phones 500.
Pictures art p0yelties and Sares for
Easter gifts. only two weeks TIL Easter.
~Alexander's. S3 Broadway.
The best and cheapest place in the city
to get your wall paper and painting Is at
W. NtchOlaisen a Co, "a South Main street.
Harmony chapter. order OF the Eastern
Star, will meet IN regular session this even
ing. ~
Mrs Chester Mouton Of Table Rock.
Neb5 Is the guest OF Mrs. A. F. Hollis
and other Council Bluffs friends.
J. A. Russell Of Denver, Colo, and Eth
yiene Potts OF Atiantic City, Ia, were
married yesterday by Justice Gardiner.
Rev G. NJ. Hensen Of Oklahoma is con-
Quoting a series Of revival meetings at the
Union city mission. Services will be held
each evening at 7:0 o'clock.
Michael Moore reported TO the police yes
terday that his room mate at the 81. Joe
hotel on South Main street had decamped,
taking with him all OF Moore's clothing.
, A bidding permit was issued yesterday
TO the John G. WOODY ard company Tor the
huQlIinn to It's plant AT the. CoEneE OF
Broadway and Glen avenue to cost $4,000.
Star chapter, Royal Arch Masons, wll
meet IN special cOnvocatlOn Friday even
ing for work In the Royal Arch degree. At
the close OF the exercises a banquet will
be served
The case against J. w. shawler. prop
rietOr OF a Broadway restaurant, charged
with assault and battery on oscar Ediger,
was dismissed yesterday in police court
for want Of prosecution.
Michael O'Leary was arrested yester-
day afternoon and will have a hearing to-
His condition is belived to be due from eX-
cessivc uEa Of alchoholic liquor.
st. Patrick, The Apostle Of Ireland"
Will be the subject OF a lecture to be given
this evening by Rev. Father McDermott of
Massena, ia. at st. Francis Xavier's
church. Rev. Father McDermott is a
native Of Ireland and state chairman Of
the Irish History Association Of America.
II. n. Doolittle, chairman of the execu-
tive committee Of the Commercial club.
who was elected exalted ruler of the Coun-
ell Bluffs Lodge of Elks. has been com
the fact that he could not give 1t proper
attention, At the regular meeting of the
lodge tomorrow night an election to fill
the vacancy will be held.
The Redmen OF Council Bluffs. their
families and invited friends Will meet In
social session on the evening Of March II
In their wigwam in the Eagles hall. The
wigwam will be decorated suggestive Of the
day. Special music has been arranged for
Ine uIOkTAn VIII CONSIST OF uhnCAAkt
cards and refreshments. Special invita-.
tions are out and members desiring same
for friends can secure them from commit
tee or from the sachem OF the tribe.
Major g, II. Richmond, chief Of police
received a telegram yesterday from the
chief Of police at Mankato, Mimi, stating
that five boys from Council Bluffs were
being held there. and asking what should
be done with them. The boys are: Her
bert Brandt, John Flanagan, Bob Lee
Harry johnson and Robert Booty. The
FNOllna nnNu trying N lnanfa the n a FanNs
of the boys, but up TO late last night haC
met with little or no success.
Councilman Aiphonse Beliinger of tn
Sixth ward. who failed OF renominatoT
iwlck. is now satisfied that his term o.
office will soon draw to a close. In I
the latter yesterday. Mr.. Beilinger say
a office 81 breakfast food company
with a salary Of 5000 a year. This mean
that Mr.. Belinger will transfer his &C
tivity to the Windy Cit.
Another effort to get people intereste
and stock yards which George w. Adam
of Walnut. president of the Iowa & Oman
Short Line, Is anxious TO establish at tn
Council Bluffs terminals OF his line, is I
be made by Mr.. Adams and his fello'
promoters. A meeting has been called 70
Saturday afternoon In the county coui
house to discuss the proposition and hea
the report OF the local capitalists who n
Gently visited the packing plant at Ma
8halltoWn. a. -. CLICK manager OF IN
Marshalltown plant, who was expected
attend the meeting. win be unable to
present. He has written Mr.. Adams, how
ever, assuring him OF his enti.e sympath
with the Council Bluffs project and h
willingness to furnish all and any II
formation possible at any time.
e. M. Jones, proprietor of a saloon
Treynor, was arrested yesterday for II
second time within a few weeks on
charge OF being in contempt of court,
being alleged that he sold liquor in violi
ton of an injunction issued against hi
in the district court in September of la
year. His bartender, Seth Freeman, wa
also taken into custody on a simill
charge. As no provision had been MAJ
for the men TO give bonds for their al
pearance In court, they were placed in Il
county jail over night. The complaint {
which the arrests were made yesterds
was filed by County Attorney ]. ]. Hes
II is said that Jones, despite the intun
ton issued against him last Septembe
has been conducting his saloon at Treyn
without any attempt to comply with Il
provisions OF the mulct law. Jones al
s~Freehan. IL Is expected. will nave a hea
&hg before Judge Wheeler some time toda