Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Charles e Ady. General Agent. Omaha
Corn SHOW In Fsbruary-Official an
nouncement is made In Omaha that the
next National Corn exposition will be held
at Columbus, o., in February, 1911.
The Nebraska Savings n Loan ASSN
loans on homes only in Douglas county.
Service prompt, terms reasonable. Board
OF Trade building, 1903 Farnam.
Newspapers Boosting Ad Contosts-
Newspapers all over the country have taken
up the advertising show and contest to
be given In connection with the annual con-
%vention Of the National Ad clubs in Omaha
In July. Omaha is receiving all sorts of
good advertising over the scheme and Id
writer's on papers all over the country are
becoming Interested in the contest for cash
prizes.
Not Wen Acquainted In omaha-August
lJoost OF Fender, recently drawn as a MEM
Der Of the federal petit jury for the Omaha
division, to meet in Omaha April 5, has
written United States Marshal Warner to
ascertain his address. You see," writes
Mr.. Joost, Il am not so well akwainted in
Omaha yet, SO would you please send me
the right direckshuns that 1 can find the
United States court house and your office,
and I will come"
Leather workers Wait ON Nan Higher
Up-Striking leather workers of Omaha
are still out and waiting for some adjust
ment Of the difficulties TO be made between
the officers Of the international and the
National AQqOOfa tim Of Saddle Mnnufac-
turers. Local strikers say they are con-
fident Of winning in this fight because their
demands are small and because these de-
mands are being met all over the country
by independent employers Of labor, who
are not members Of the association.
You shouldn't Attack a Mall Carrier
Stanley ]. Hruby was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal Haze, charged with
an assault upon Arthur Asher, a mail
carrier. He was arrsigned before United
States District Clerk r. C. Hoyt, and gave
bond in $500 for his hearing Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The assault grew out OF
Hruby's dog making an attack upon the
mail carrier while he was delivering mail
at an adjacent house. Asher began kicking
at the dog, when Hruby interfered, follow
ing 1t up with a personal assault on the
letter carrier.
Omaha BOY winning at Harvard-Word
has been received from Harry Drucker,
now attending Harvard university, that he
has been relieved from his English classes
for the balance Of the year because of
his excellence in that branch. Young
Drucker received his training in the
Omaha High school, and while he was re-
garded as very good In English, his stand
ing was not remarkable in any sense. His
success is taken by the local school
authorities as another evidence of the
high standard generally maintained in the
local high school.
All Say They Sold No LiquOr and Go
FrOo-Irene Dean, Grace Woods, Lydia
Golden and o. E.. Dickson were discharged
in police court by Judge Crawford after
hearing the evidence against them for SELL
ing liquor without a license, Dickson, who
is manager of the Omaha Theatrical club,
produced evidence to show that the mem
bers of the club bought their liquor indi-
vidually and that no intoxicants were sold
outright. Lydia Golden keeps a rooming
house at 1922 Cunning street and said that
twenty bottles of beer found in her home
we're for her own consumption and not
for sale to any of the rooTners. The other
two women, who are keepers of resorts on
Capitol avenue, were able to convince the
court that hey had not violated the law.
suit Over Car and Wagon Collision
A head-on collision between a street car
and a delivery wagon is the basis Of a
suit for damage in district court, in which
Bartlett Davey, q colored man, is suing
the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail
way company. In December, 1908, Davey
was driving up Twenty-fourth street, be-
tween Ames and Meredith avenues, and
was on the left-hand car tracks. A car
came in the opposite direction and there
was a considerable smashup. One horses
head was poked through the front glass
window and there strangled. Davey was
hurled to the ground suffering a fracture
Of small bones in the foot. He is asking
5000 damages, asserting negligence on the
part Of the street car company. The de-
PENDANT asserts that Davey had no bust
ness driving on the car tracks in the d.
rection whence cars were coming.
StOrE Delicious Book Beer.
Now ready in bottles. An excellent and
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