Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-14
ERIEF CITY NEWS

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y. r. sw~oboda-Certisied Accountant.
lighting Fixtures, Burgsss-Grandsn co.
1sinshart, photographer, 18Th g. Fnrnam.
ECyn, photo, removed to 10th & Howard.
Isco-National Life insurance oo,-ls1O
Charles l. Ady. General Agent. Omaha
"Iry Us First Tor Fusr"-Nebraska
Fuel CO., 1414 Farnam st. Both Phones.
equitable Life Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. III. ID. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
Hear Governor Folk Of Missouri Tues
day, January IS, at the First Methodist
church.
Keep Your Money ana valuablss in the
American safe Deposit vaults In the Bee
building. 81 rents a box.
The Nebraska Savings and Loan Assn
loans on homes Only Ia Douglas county.
Service prompt, terms reasonable. Board
of Trade building. 1908 Farnam.
Hurry with Your bobby Burnsss-sat-
urday has been set by clan Gordon No.
So, order OF Scottish Clans, as the date
when all entries for the prize essay contest
on Robert Burns" shall close. on Janu-
airy 25 at the clan Gordon Entertainment
the prize essay will be read and a prize
of $40 presented the winner by General
Charles f. Henderson.
DR.. Cohn Speaks pm II. W. Beecher-Dr.
Frederick Cohn, rabbi at Temple Israel,
will speak Friday evening at the temple,
on Henry Ward Beecher. the third sub
ject In his course on Representative Re
ligious GenrusesN This lecture was post
poned from last week.
Farmers Prepare for P~1oodS-Farm-
ers living along the lower iands along the
Missouri river are making preparations for
the spring thaw' Those living near Te-
kamah are hustiing large quantities OF
hay from the lowlying lands to the hills,
as they figure the bottom lands will be
swampy for the next few months.
Suitcase Man Gets sentenoe-Frank Will
liams was sentenced to serve thirty days
in Jail for stealing various suitoases at the
4 Union station. Considerable complaint has
y rbeen made lately regarding the taking of
suitcases and other baggage belonging to
passengers. Anderson has been hanging
about the station a great deal, and It is
believed he is the man who has taken most
of the grips.
To Try Norton for Theft-Wiliam Nor
ton will have to answer to the district
court for the theft of 400 or 500 pounds Of
brass from the junk establishment con-
Quoted by A. Alpine at 1908 Cunning street.
Detectives Mitchell and Sullivan arrested
: Norton ana dlSO IOunu the greater part OF
the stolen brass. Norton's bond was placed
at $500 by Judge Crawford and in default
of the bond Norton will remain in the
county jail awaiting trial.
waite with New Kansas City Bank-C.
Z. Waite, formerly assistant cashier OF
the Omaha National bank, has been elected
vice president of the new Drovers National
bank Of Kansas City. recently organized
A 10 LN1yard AIatrto the nanLar Mr. Waite
is we'll known in Omaha and Nebraska
generally, as he formerly lived at Lincoln
and was a member of the Nebraska legis-
lature. He has Srecently been engaged In
the brokerage business in Omaha.
Typhoid Scare Affects Bottle Market
Large bottles are at a premium in Omaha
at present. This is all brought about by
the great demand for all sorts of bottled
. water which people are using because of
the scares which have been flung out by
the physicians over the water from the
river. All concerns selling mountain water
and distilled water are swamped with or
ders and have been pressing into service all
sorts OF large bottles and demiJohns.
orkins Into New schlitz Building-
Orkin Bros, dealers in ladies' cloaks and
furs and ready made clothing, have leased
the old Heidleburg cafe and the Schlitz
restaurant. adjoining 1t on the north, pay
ing a rental of $3.50 a month. The front of
the -Schlitz is being remodeled, making a
double store commercial front, The Schlitl
hotel thus abandons its restaurant and
will only serve merchant lunches in the
cafe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter at Rest The
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, mother
of II. II. Porter, was held Thursday after
noon from the family residence, 221O Writ
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. Henry G. Kirschstein. The pail
bearers were Joseph Fadenberg, H. J.
Mccarthy, J. f. Emmert, Leigh Leslie,
Major Gilchrist and l.. A. Higgins. Inter
ment at Forest Lawn cemetery is tenn.
porary.
Boylss College TO EnIarge-An add.
tional story is to be added to the building
occupied by the Bpyles Business college
at Eighteenth and Harvey streets. This
Nhas been made necessary to provide more
class rooms, as the college now has 5N
students and is growing rapidly. MIR.
Boyles started his business college a few