Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16

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Corrigans. undertakers Phones las.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges. p c. De Vol Hdw. Co
Picture framing, Jensen. Masonic temple.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSs.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting, ms Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Sheriff I. c. Harrison Of Fremont county
was a Bluffs visitor yesterday.
Mrs. John s. Briggs OF Omaha is in the
city the guest Of friends for a few days.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. W. Terry, optioian. Al Broadway office
with George Corner.
Mrs. A N. Rich and Mrs. j. W. Morse
will leave today for Ocean Beach Cal,
where they will spend the winter.
Dr. Horace T. HaverstocK has removed
TO Room 2l7 Merriam block. Phones Bell
l65, Ind. $50 Residence phones, Bell 6A
Ind. $780,
only one couple had the courage yes
brave the Friday superstition. The cour-
ageous pair we're j. G. Jensen and Anna
Jensen, both of Council Bluffs, and aged
respectively, q and H.
Dr. T. b. Lacey Henry Atkins and Mrs
J. b. Atkins have gone to Sioux City to
attend the automobile races. Regret is eN-
pressed now that the Council Bluffs Sioux
City road race has been called off for the
roads are in excellent condition.
The Mcpherson Pasteurizer company at
lOl Fourth street has Just completed the
installation Of ten horse power gasoline
engine Other machinery Is being received
and installed daily, and It is only matter
of a few days when this new enterprise
will be running with full equipment,
warrant was issued yesterday for Law
renee Perry, a 13-year-old lad residing at
115 East Pierce street, charging him with
persistent truancy from school and general
mcorrigibility. His parents have been IN
has successfully played ''hooky" for a
week at a time, He is accused also OF in
ducing other boys to skip school and Of
leading them into crooked ways. He Will
and may be sent to Eldora.
Bert Gilmore of No hose company is
suffering from a severe illness due to eat
ing canned tomatoes The tomatoes were
from a tin can purchased from grocery
and were eaten on Wednesday. The acid
OF the tomatoes had acted upon the tin,
producing acetate of tin, poison Of the
same nature, but a little bit more active
than acetate of lead commonly called
sugar Of lead. He has since been under
the care of his doctor, and while still suf-
tering considerably, Is thought to be safely
on the road to recovery. Mr.. Gilmore has
been stationed at No. hose house for
several days, while the driver there is en-
joying his vacation.
Fire Chief Nicholson, Fireman Cochran,
Abe Covalt and Frank NARROW went to
Griswold yesterday TO look after some
Rhode Islands Reds and other fancy poul-
try in Connection with the forthcoming ma
tional chicken show. The trip was made
In Marlow's automobile. They were
ready to start at o'cblock but as they
rounded the auditorium corner one Of the
tires picked up a spike and 1t was 1880
before they got the puncture repaired.
After they had gone twelve miles on their
journey the tire again lost its air. 1t was
again repaired and sixteen miles of the trip
had been accomplished when the tire blew
out They remained stranded until a tele-
phone message brought Or. Hollingsworth
trip and returned last night about s
o clock.
John Luthe, the Omaha restaurant man
who has been held at the city jail for
several days while the police have been in
vestigating his reasons for passing a large
number of worthless checks, was in police
court yesterday to answer to the charge
OF cheating by false pretenses. All OF
Luthes checks were drawn on the City
National bank of Omaha and his eXplana-
lon has been that he thought he had a
balance over there of 5000, which ne placed
on deposit some time during the summer.
but the charge was entered against him
when the police discovered that his balance
the bank closed on August 16 He was
placed under $500 bonds 70 appear in court
this morning for a hearing. While held at
| the city Jail his wife served notice upon
him OF suit for divorce.
Edward Aspinwall, q we'll known Council
BLUFFS cigar manufacturer, did a little adj
Xerusing stunt early yesterday morning
that has attracted an enormous amount OF
| interest, Mr.. Aspinwal is an artist of re-
markable ability, and some of his adVer-
Using carlcatures have been copied in
Brains, and other advertising journals.
In the dim twilight yesterday morning he
landed on big sandbar in the Missouri
river just south OF the street railway
bridge, equipped with four of five big pals
Of whitewash Of several colors. He gave a
| large part OF the smooth sandbar a coat
| ing of glistening white, and in ornamental
letters.
| legend about his favoTite cigar with the
| Jhrase underneath, Made in the Bluffs"
cars, but it attracted the attention OF every
passenger on almost every train that
crossed the bridge.
William and George Duermeyer who
| we're brought from Omaha on Wednesday
charged with robbing several of the cot
tages and bungalows in Young Mems
| were held to the grand jury by Judge Sny-
der in police court yesterday morning. The
men had three suit cases filled with the
stolen goods taken from the cottages. Sew
eral suits of clothes were included in the
| loot recovered. Part of il belonged to K.
1 d. Taylor, whose place of business is at
1922 Farnam street and another suit case
of clothing was the property OF Kent Pat
ton OF the Byrne- Hammer Dry Goods com
pahy' one SUIT OF cIothes mas been found
by the thieves TO be dyed TO escape identi-
ficauon. The men were unable to find the
$500 bond required and were sent to the
county jail. Their home has been 1A215
North Eighteenth street Omaha
Superintendent Beveridge yesterday is
sued the following notice to local dealers in
school supplies, all Of whom are required
by the Iowa school laws to furnish such
supplies at cost prices: In the third,
fourth, fifth and sixth grades OF the pub
lio schools Of this city the children will use
Atkinson, hentzer Applied Arts drawing
books, winter and spring. for the present
semester in connection with their work In
drawing. They will also use Crayola, No.
81, or the equivalent OF this, or q superior
kind. Binney g. Smith, New York, furnish
a good quality, The above was adopted By
the Board Of Education at a meeting on
October r. 1910 and this announcement Is
made for the benefit OF dealers as pupils
Will purchase these books In place OF some
Of the regular drawing paper"
The filing OF three suits against Fremont
Benjamin and his two sons, Wallace and
Verne, members of the Benjamin Fehr
Real Estate company, by Elmer l.. Fehr,
was the SEXUAL 10 ten suits Instituted by
Fremont Benjamin against Fehr in the
AvOCa branch of the district court. These
suits aggregate $4,000 and some of them
are accompanied by attachments upon a
valuable farm owned by FehT near Oak
land and also upon property belonging to
him located in Omaha None of Fehr's
suits, however, is against the real estate
company, Fehr's connection with II termi-
mated entirely in April, 1908, by the purchase
OF all his stock and other interests in it,
AS II Is an incorporated company with a
capital OF 900 the name could not be
easily changed, and Fehrs name continues