Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-16
BRIEF CRY NEWS
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Hmeralds=Edholm, Jeweler.
n. =. swoboda-CertiSied Accountant.
lighting Fixtures, Burgsss-orandeR 90.
Rinshart, photographer. 18th a Farnam.
leSo-Nationsl life Insurance oo-ls1o
Charles y. Ady, General Agent Omaha.
"Try Us First Tor Fuel"-Nebraska
Fuel Co, 1414 Farnam St. Both Phones.
Equitable Lifo Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. d, Nicely. manager. Omaha
Keen Kour money and Valuables in the
American safe Deposit Vaults in the Bee
building. 81 rents a box.
six per cent paid on savings accounts,
81 to $4,000, by Nebraska Savings and
Loan association. 1O6 Board Of Trade
building, 1908 Farnam.
Rabbi COIN speaks at FfrBs Congrega-
tional-Rabbi Frederick Cohn will repeat
his lecture on Henry. Ward Beecher at the
First Congregational church Sunday night
Funeral OF Charles Jorgensen-The
funeral OF Charles Jorgensen is to be held
I Crosby's chapel, Twenty-fourth and
Seward streets, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Burial is to be in Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Thirty Years Among the Normons-Al-
fred Tontson will address the Omaha
Philosophical society Sunday at 3 O'Clock
D. m. in Baright hall, Nineteenth and Far
nam streets, on Thirty Years Among the
Mormons."
]. b. Raum E~ntertains salesmen-J. D.
Raum, manager OF the United States sup
ply company, gave a dinner, to the travel
ing statesmen Of that concern at the Rome
Friday evening. Covers were laid for
twenty-five.
Yes an Impolite Rascal-A burglar
kicked in a panel of the back door to the
Keneft meat market at 12 North Sixteenth
street and breaking the cash register took
therefrom S.. The thief, being especially
fond OF chicken, helped himself to nine fine
ones that were offered for sale in the meat
market The total loss is $40.
Duncan Brothers Get D-elay-Earnest
Duncan and Norman b. Duncan, alleged
tailor shop burglars, were taken into police
court for preliminary hearing, but Johnson
said he was not ready and the case was
deferred till next Tuesday. The complaint
against the young men states that they
took goods to the value of $3.50 from the
Nodin Tailoring company.
Il Raller EligibleP-Members of the
Commercial club are looking up the ques-
ton as to whether F. l.. Halter, newly
elected member OF the executive committee
can hold his position under the bylaws OF
the club, which say that no person may
be a member Of the committee who holds
q city office. Mr.. Haller is a member OF
the Library board. a position without sal
airy. Mr.. Haller was elected to the com.
mittee by q decisive vote.
Fifteen Days in Jail for S22 suit-Ear
Meyers was sentenced to fifteen days IL
the county Jail for stealing a suit o.
clothes from Fred Crawford. The valu'
of the suit was given in the complaint a
So. Meyers went to Crawford's roominl
place and told the landlady he had beef
sent for the suit. as Crawford was bus!
and wanted the clothing sent down tow
so he could be properly attlred to go t
some social function, Instead of akin
the clothing to Crawford, Meyers went Il
a pawnshop where he raised "a on the suit
Dys workS Destroyed BY FiTe--A fir
at Fifty-fourth and Center streets at
o'clock Saturday morning destroyed tn,
building occupied by the dye works con
Quoted by Hans Nelson. Sometime ago, tn
dye works were moved to another location
and the building has been occupied by
II. Evert, as a residence. So fast did tn
flames spread, the Evert family had L
flee for their lives. and only escaped by
narrow margin. They lost all OF thei
household goods and clothing. The los
on the building is $500. and on the house
hold goods $500.