Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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We Can Get you per cent on your
money IN amounts Of $50 70 n.soo. any
-slgth Of time wanted. Good security
Hastings heyden lGg Harvey St
The Way 10 Open through the Neb. saw
ings & Lean Assn t. start 8 fund 10 bay
. home. pays 60 per snnum. 1893 Far
nam. Board Of Trade Building
Public Bsrvies Corporation-we claim
10 Be enc. Service 60 clients above every
Thing in ali lines Of insurance Phone
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Rabbi COINS Topio-''The Greatness
That ls AUove an vail be tie subject OF
br Frederick COINS discourse at Tempe
Israel Friday evening at s O'Clock
In the Divorce Court - DEGREES OF
oi1rce a. foil3Hs were granted in the
equity division OF the district court Friday:
Frank 5. Aughe against Wayne T. Aughe;
Christine Larsen against Peter Larsen
Private safe in the Omaha safe De-
posit Trust companys fire and burglar
, proof vaults for 800 and up per year We
1 give you the only key that uiH unlock the
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Iany. street Entrance. 1914 Farnam street
Xmas Is coming-If you want any
rubber toys you can get them at the Rub
Der store. Rubber bells. rubber dolls and
- erything else that IL rubber The Omaha
Rubber Company. T. a. sprA9ue. presi-
cent 1905 Harvey street Just Around
the Corner"
steel Nearly all Up-The last story Of
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headquarters building is being put I'd this
week From now on the construction work
in raising the walls and the Inside work
Of the new building will be pushed with
view 20 finishing the structure in 1871
Tree ~ House Of Representations win
be celebrated Al the House Of Hope satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock with a Christ
mas tree, at which time Rev. Luther
Kuhns will deliver a short address. Mrs
John W. Towle will provide the Christmas
tree and the directors Of the home viii act
as santa Claus.
Judge DeferH Bsntsnos-Thomas Her
bert Lad p years old, charged with
breaking and entering. pleaded guilty be-
[ fore Judge Estelle In district court Friday
: The judge deferred dispos ton OF the young
mans case. Young Herbert has been IN
trouble several times. IT appears that his
WronEdoings have resulted from his falling
In with an eK-eonvict Tom Baker. Baker
Is at large.
%. Q. Q. Club 1s Entertained - The D.
G. C. club was entertained wednesday
evening By Mr.. and Mrs Benish. x2n Pratt
street. very pleaAant time was passed
Prizes we're won by Mrs. Karls, Mr. Ben
ish, Mrs. Gibler and AIR. Gibler. Members
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Benish. Mr.
and Mrs. Wenquist, Mr.. and Mrs Gibler
Mr.. and Mrs Dineen. Mr.. and Mrs. Mohal
tnd Mr.. and Mrs. Karls.
Argues Robbers Appeal. S. Howell.
United States district attorney. returned
saturday morning from st. Louis where
ne has been arguing the case OF Mathews
and Shelton. the Union Pacific train rob-
bers before the United States court OF APP
pesls. The two men are alleged 20 have
belonged 20 a band OF five men who held
up and robbed Union Pacific train a year
ago. They were sentenced 90 life imprison-
ment In the penitentiary and Mathews and
shelton appealed.
walks with FRACTURED Skuu-Walking
around with an injury 20 the head that
afterwards was thought 20 be a fracture
OF the skull, J. W. Goff. a kindling dealer.
appeared al the police station Friday after.
noon and reported an accident that had
occurred 20 him five hours before 0off
was thrown from his wagon. landing
squareiy on his head. in a collision In
which a second wagon hit his wagon at
Seventeenth street and the railroad tracks.
piion declined 10 make a complaint against
(S man who caused hts injury. explaining
hS'thought the affair WIS an accident
The injured man was attended by police
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Francis street