Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29
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Best DRY Cleaning Of garments. TwiI
City Dye ID orks. ~, south Fifteenth.
Bsst Dentistry west OF New York Or.
Btekes, "a ClJ National Bank Bldg
Horlo Ownership the nupe or every
family Start a savings account az NeD.
Savings a Loan Assn ana .ay the fouuda-
tion for the future home 1905 Farnam
Grand Jury stm In ssssion-The fed
sral grand jury. which has been In ses-
sion since Tuesday morning. is sull at
work 1t is expected that report Will
be made Saturday.
"A Men TO Llnooln-Omaha's Ad club
goes to Lincoln 70 be the guests Of the Al
club Of that city at $3.50 tonight The
Omaha men will attend the Lincoln Ad
clubs carnival and return at lO:b p. m.
Aldrioh Club Meets-The Aldrich club
will hoIu a netting on the second door OF
the Paxton block, Seventeenth and Far
nam streets. Friday night Plans and
projects for the campaign Will be dis
cussed
Omaha Rubber Co.-E II. Sprague presi-
dent, is showing a line line OF every kinu
OF rubber goods" including various styles
Of rubber coats and automobile accessories.
for very reasonable prices. 1906 Harvey
street, "just around the corner"
In divorce Court-Aga his wife,
who Is in Scotland. John Duff Of Omaha
started an action for divorce in district
court Friday afternoon. His petition says
be came to Omaha after his wife deserted
him In Glasgow fourteen years ago.
Labor Cases PostpOnsd-The complaints
Of VIII Maupin, deputy state labor com
missioner, against Omaha merchants for
violations Of the state labor laws, which
were to have been tried before Justice
BALDWIN. Friday afternoon, were postponed
At the request OF the state to November 10
Labor Cases PostpOnsd-The complaint
Of Will Maupn. deputy state labor COM
missioner. against Omaha merchants foi
violations OF the state labor laws, which
were TO have been tried before Justice
Baldwin, Friday afternoon. we're postponed
at the request OF the state to November 10
Discharged ana Re-Grrsstsd - Pau
Brady. charged with having counterfeit
money in his possession, was discharged
by United States Commissioner Anderson
Friday, but was Immediately re-arreste'
on a capias issued from the grand jurI
room. He Ia held pending bond prelimi
nRTies.
Discharged and Rs-ArrsEted - Pau
BRADY, charged with having counterfeit
money In his possession. was discharged
by United States Commissioners Anderson
Friday, but was Immediately re-arresteC
on q oaplas issued from the grand jun
room He IL held pending bond prelimi
naries
Examination is waived-Athanasioi
Gliatiotia, charged with violating the fed
eral laws relating to the importation o
contract labor. and who has been befor
United States Commissioner Anderson
several times, appeared again Frida'
morning, waived preliminary examination
and was bound over in bond OF $4,000
which he gave.
aGissouri Pacific Injunction Postponed
Hearing of the Missouri Pacific kailroa
company's petition to enjoin the cit
from condsmning the property at Fiji
teenth and Nicholas streets was to hav
been held before Judge Munger Frida
morning, but on application of the cit
attorney for an extension Of time tn
date was changed TO November 10.
hoard UndscidSd-After having IN
spected elevators in several Omaha off.c
buildings the Board Of County Commits
sioners In committee Of the whole begai
consideration OF the bids, Of the Otis an
Kimball Elevator companies for elevator
in the new county building Friday after
noon The board Is undecided whether t
purchase Otis electric elevators at 5000
or KimbaI electric elevators at $4,000 o
$4,000. Bids on electric wiring were opene
by the committee Of the whole, but no de
cision a. to which shall be accepted wa
reached.
Tries 20 Recover PrOpOrty-To recove
possession OF a half interest in Lowe
addition lot, which she conveyed 20 he
Bon-in-law, Charles J. Springborg, withou
knowing what she was doing, accordin
70 her petition, Mrs. Amalia Hobelma
started an action In district court Friday
she says that she and her son-in-la'
inherited half interests In the propert
from her daughter. springbOrg, she say
asked her to sign certain legal papers, tn
nature Of which she did not know, an
gave her SIS. She discovered one OF theI
was a conveyance, she says. and now sh
tenders the SIS and asks that the proPert
Ia Heturued to her.