Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-30

10th 'phonss -.
Davis, drugs.
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Insurance, Forest Smith. Brown Blk.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones las
Large front room to rent. Phone $50.
Perfect fit and styles Martin Petersen.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone 81.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Real estate bought, sold and exchanged,
Forest Smith, Brown Blk
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. j. j.
Kline Co., 162 West Broadway.
| The best In the land In wall paper and
painting work. c. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. W. Terry opucian, AL Broadway office
with George Gerner.
Midsummer sale closes Saturday, July
! 30, Make use OF this last week. Alexan-
deISs Art Store, Ss3 Broadway.
| j. VI. Morris OF the National Cash Reg
lister company left yesterday for AN outing
at Spirit Lake, accompanied by his family
| Mrs. Lewis Howe ana daughters. lO4
| Graham avenue, left yesterday afternoon
for Seattle, wash, ana other Pacific coast
! points.
Morris Pearson began an action in the
district court yesterday against Edmund
| buchanan TO quiet ute to Iot l. BLOCK IL,
] Halls addition.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcmillan, 1113 Fourth ave-
nue., returned yesterday from a weeks visit
at Wichita, Kan, where they were the
guests Of Mrs. McMlllans brother.
r. II. EMLE1N, NEW LOCATION, 40
VEST BRoADWAY. FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT.
ALL WORK STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS.
Senator c. q. Saunders returned from
Des Moines yesterday morning, where ne
mad an extended conference with Governor
! Carroll. He left last evening for Denver.
i The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ
Fax, s4S4 Third avenue, died yesterday OF
stomach trouble, after a brief Illness. The
funeral will be held from the residence this
morning at O'clock Burial will be in ST.
Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral Of Marian Adelaide Peterson,
the 2-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
!, Fred Peterson, 1902 North Seventh street,
will be held from the residence at O'Clock
this afternoon, Rev. @. W., Snyder Off
ciatlng. 1t will be private funeral Burial
will be in Fairview.
: Mrs. Charles Swaine has returned from
an EXTENDED visit among frtends New
Maine with her son Robert, who returned
with her far as A3oston. ALe expects 10
{ go to New York this autumn to begin the
|, practice OF law lie graduated at Harvard
law school this year with high honors.
A piano is not only an instrument for
pleasure and an educator In the hlBhest
and best Things tor winch the world strives
but IL Is, in thousands OF instances, means
of support to the recipient and entire fam
lilies A. Hospe company, u south Main
street and 70 Pearl street, Council Bluffs,
a Ia makes the lowest prices, easiest terms.
Mr. and Mrs C. Herr, 800 North Ninth
4 street. announced last evening the engage
5 ment of their daughter, Laura, formerly
, with the John Beno company, to Mr.. Rich
ard Il. Kaden of Denver. The announce
ment is to the effect that the wedding will
take place the latter part Of July. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Kaden will make their home at Den
yer.
c. Hanson, who appeared in police cour
yesterday morning on the charge that HI
was long on jaekserews ana short on Elk
plantations" was given additional time u
satisfy the court that railway implemen
which he was trying to sell was not stolen
Hanson 50 snid ne Io1na the TOOL ahS was r sTs
money and not house with IL.
The extreme dryness of the earth wher
there. has been no cultivation was dis
Citizens Gas company began excavation
for replacing a two-inch with a four-lncl
pipe on Seventeenth avenue between ThiT'
and Eighth streets The excavation wa
through bed OF gumbo, which had drte'
l. out SO thoroughly that II had 6ecom
= granulated and broke up into little square
" almost as hard as stone.
l. George A. Ricard began an action in tn
It district court yesterday in which ne name
l. Lolita Pickering Ricard as the defendant
"a The petition was Immediately withdraw
10 after filing by Ricard's attorneys, Thoma
le e. Nary and William A. Connolley Q
n Omaha. The nature Of the suit and the cal al
!, deemed of such Importance that all the EN-
m ployes of the clerks office were place
under obligations not to give any intorma
=, ton concerning II.
Al Mrs. Jessie Jason, 1913 Howard stree
= Omaha, suffered severe fracture of he
n left ankle at Manawa Wednesday evening
Ip She was descending the steep slipper
IS slide at the kursaal bathing grounds an
:, did not properly calculate the shallownes
u of the water. She struck the bottom wit
" great force, inflictlngN the injury SUSTAINED
3 She was taken across the lake immediatei
= and received medical attention at the boa
club house. She remained there during tn
ut an ambulance to the Edmundson Memoirs
n hospital.
"a Attorney w. II. Ware is much intereste
in an experiment he Is assisting In conduS
&c Ing on the ZigIer farm, sixteen miles mort
al of the city. With some of his friends he
f. engaged in raising Ting-nsok Chinese phea,
J, ants. A flock of about fifty has grown U
u lnder their care this season. The bird
Id AXE kindly to their environment, multipl
he tSinss that affiict the ordinary domest
so FOWL The experiment promises to be-
ut profitable investment, and in another SCI
~ local market, furnishing eggs for breedin
- purposes.
Harry Wilson, Is years old. Of Cresto
vo Ia, who was taken from the State hot
d. in company with Helen Burbridge, a Y,
IA puted 1s-year-old girl from Clarindaz wa
sent to the county jail yesterday by Polit
IT. is a fraii little thing in short dresses an
~ looks to be about 10 years of age, WI
- turned over to Probation Officer Henry ID
us Long, who took her to his home and vi
to endeavor, with the cooperation of Mr.
10 DeIong and the other practical CHART
workers at the belong mission, TO gll
IN her a start on the upward way. He vi
)r. confer with the childs mother and the
he decide upon the best course to be pursue
ia Matthew F. Arnold of Missouri Vall'
"a was arraigned in police court yesterdl
ia morning and required to explain why
ge applied at the police station the night b
~ fore accompanied by two jugs of whisk
and asked for free lodging. Arnold had
re- ticket TO Missouri Valley and also 81
Ird cash He tried several ingenious explain
i'd tons and finally hit upon one that pleas,
him He said he had been delegated
20 some friends at the Valley to purchase Il
mt whisky and bring II to them, and that
ng did not want TO 30 TO a hotel for fear
- encountering friends or other persons wi
VI might discover the character OF the pre-
I've ious cargo and insist on dlEsipating II. ~
statement added to his trouble. Jud
Snyder ordered him to be held for furth
investigation by the federal authorities.
Only one accident occurred at Fairmou
10y park yesterday afternoon during
.ch grocers' and butchers annual picnic.
lis i6-year-old son OF Joseph Matuszeki,
South Seventeenth street. was painfully
rs jured while riding down steep hillside
on, his bicycle, The bad mounted his WIFI
- near the top OF the footpath known
~ Lovers lane just west OF the street {
ed: station. The incline was too sharp and I
nR ! wheel got beyond his control and he cal
down like a flash, plungtng into the cro'
~ naODla on the walk. Others would ha