Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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oiffs Tor Best MRn-Edholm. Jeweler.
n. =. swobodaACertisied accountant.
Lighting Fixtures, Brrsess-Granden Co
Ainshart. photographer. 18Th & Farnam.
strictly homemade pies, Her Grand Cafe
lsso-National Lifs 1nsprznos =o.-ls1o
Charles E. Ady. General Agent Omaha
Try us First FOR Pusl"-Nebraska
Fuel Co. t4i4 Farnsm st. Both Phones
Aquitsrlo Lifs Policies, sight drafts al
maturity, h D. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Keep Year Honey ana vaiuablss in the
American safe Deposit Vaults In the Bee
building. 81 rents q box.
The surest way to Save Is to follow a
fixed definite plan Of saving so mach a
week or month. See Nebraska Savings
and Loan ASSN, BOARD OF Trade BldE.
Rata on cigars and Pebnioa-It was re-
ported a. police headquarters that the store
OF Rlcc Bros, T~wenty-flfth and Daven-
port streets, had been broken into and that
coo pennies and 100 cigars had been stolen.
The thieves effected an entrance by a side
window.
Dancing 1t watnes Memorial House
Rev. r. j. Mackay, rector Of All Saints
church. win meet the young people of his
congregation at a social gathering at the
Wattles Memorial Parish house, Friday
evening. There will be dancing from s to
II O'Clock.
Gold kline in Omaha Rsalty-w. e.
Martin has practically doubled his money
on a lot he bought a couple Of years ago
frem w. X. Potter, receiver. The lot h on
Dodge street Just east OF Fourteenth and
Mr.. Martin paid $500 for it. He has sold
II to Henry WymAn for 1850.
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Howard. who was brought from Salt Lake
City on a charge OF forgery, waived ex-
animation and was sent to the district
court in a bond OF $1,000. Howard is known
in Omaha, where he passed nearly nfty
checks drawn in his favor and signed "wil-
liam Miller" ts
Notes Change In omaha-Egbert M.
Badgerow Of Tacoma is in the city and
says the improvements made in Omaha in
the last ten years are simply great. Mr..
Badgerow was an attorney of the Cudahy
Packing company for two years and was
afterward engaged with the City Savings
bank. Since, going to Tacoma he had be-
come one of the Leading men OF that en-
terprising city.
Leader Of EuGinesrB' AuxiIiary=Mrs. A.
Murdoch OF Chicago, grand president OF
the auxiliary of the locomotive engineers,
will arrive In Omaha Wednesday to hold
q course Of instruction in organization.
Women from all over Nebraska, Iowa. Mis-
souri, and Wyoming will be on hand 10 take
the course OF instruction. The class will
meet from 10 a. m. until Q p. m. at Ancient
Order Of United Workmen hall.
Would start . Roof Garden-Several
applications have been made to the own
ers Of the new City National bank build
ing for the use Of the roof as a garden.
The directors nave not seriously consid-
cred any 6f these offers. as they say they
figure the five elevators which the build
ing will have will be taxed to handle the
regular tenants and their customers with
out having to lift a few thousand every
day to the roof.
neidy Perfects A~ppeals-Appeals to dis
trict court from the decision Of the Board
of Fire and Police Commissioner have
been perfected in the suits OF Rev. ]. NJ.
Leidy against a number Of brewing COM
panies. This step lie taken on the chance
that the supreme court may override Judge
Estelle's finding in the test case made on
the krus Brewing company. Other com
panies concerned are the John Gund, w.
y, Lemp, Joseph schlitz. Storz. Anheuser-
B9soh WHiow Springs. A. Gettleman. Pabst
and Blatz. 5 ra
richardson Drug Company offiOsxs-c.
r. Weller was reelected president and gen.
eral manager Of the Richardson Drug com
pany at the annual election. H. 8. Weller,
formerly secretary, was elected vice presi-
dent, r. C.. Patterson treasurer and James
Richardson secretary in place OF Mr.. Wei
Ter. f. p. Ellis was elected assistant sec
Rotary. Judge Franklin Ferris of st. Louis
attended the meeting in the interest Of the
Richardson estate. Mr.. Weller entertained
the visitors and officers at lunch at the
Omaha club after the meeting.