Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02

LAWS, drugs.
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones l4a
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel sac
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone 81.
| FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
| TRY SWAPS
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. J.
Klein Co.. l62 West Broadway.
Have your glasses fitieo or repaired By
J.. w. Terry. optician. All Broadway. office
with George Corner.
Herman Stoltz and wife Of Emerson.
Neb., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs n
IHerner at their home on South First street
| c. l.. Barritt, superintendent OF the coun-
| ~ poor farm, has announced September 30
as the date OF the county picnic given
| ton.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. w. v.
shirley died yesterday at their home lO5
East Broadway. The funeral will occur
Hill cemetery.
The annual picnic of the Broadway
Methodist church nHd Sunday school viii
be held az Paramount this afternoon The
tracks In the park at $3.50 p. m II is ex-
pected that there will be several hundred
OK the children and older members of the
church present.
G. M. Blevins, who has had charge of the
Postal Telegraph company's Council Bluffs
office since last May, has been transferred
~ lAAc view lOTK Office OF the company,
ana his place has been filled by Elmer
stuart who resigned his place as train
dispatcher for the Rock Island railroad
mere to take the position.
j. A. Kersten, one OF the Omaha automo-
pile speeders required to deposit a sos bond
70 Keep out OF jail, failed to respond when his
name was called in police court yesterday
morning and his bond was forfeited. He was
taken into custody two weeks ago and his
case was continued from time to time to
permit him to show that he was not in the
IN hr1l
that II was some other person connected
with the garage.
Prof. Lorenzo Greene OF the horticultural
department OF the Iowa Agricultural col
icgo at Ames was in the city yesterday
In connection with the departments work
at the experimental orchard east of Coun-
eli BUTTS. where series of experiments
covering long term OF years were begun
this season. The heavy freezes in April
and May killed all the apples in the or
chard with the exception of six hardy little
fellows which have been watched with ten
der solicitude by Profs. Greene and Bliss
Miss Hattie McGoffern Of Corning, Ia
VIII recover suit case this morning
which she thought had been stolen from
her late yesterday afternoon. She was on
car coming from Omaha with her suit
case py her side. When the crowded car
began TO dtsgorge its load at the Pearl
| street junction the suit case disappeared
Ten minutes later 1t was brought to the
police station by gentleman who said
| ne had. taken 1t by mistake leaving his
| own which he later recovered.
70. A. Hess, son Of j. p. Hess and owner
| OF the Hess fine stock farm lying lust
east or the city is receiving the congratu-
| lations of his friends upon the handsome
prizes he won at the Iowa state fair. He
LOOK a number of first prizes for the car
loed or shorthorn cattle entered by him.
| one Tor the best short horn bull he values
very highly He is so greatly encouraged
by his success that he will probably enter
me stock at other state fairs and many Of
| the county fairs.
| That rnaoha nio's ta,r .~.,,..a -. . -
| tractor cannot be enforced when II is
| SHOWN That the contractor had not fully
| copphed with the specifications, IS the die
| tnm OF decision handed down by Judge
| wheeler OF the district court bench in the
| SUIT OF william Hansen against Edward
Walker. Judge Wheeler held, in review
tnE the CASE that the evidence showed
| Ialure TO comply with the contract in
| nuIneIous minor matters, which not only
l9suIied the defendants request to make
me Ilnal payment, but entitled him to
damage A judgment of $3.50 was entered
| against the contractor, together with coyts
81. me SUIT walker is a member of the
IRE department located at No 3 hose house
and lost leg in an accident while
on duty two years ago.
Clarence M, Bright Of Council Bluffs
and Miss Pearl Winans of Imogene. la
were granted a marriage license in Omaha
on Monday. On Tuesday the license was
returned to the office for cancellation,
WIN some sort of a statement that there
nad been change in the wedding plans
me names OF the parties appeared I'm pub.
lshed marriage licenses in Tuesday &
Omaha Daily Bee. Yesterday Mr.. Bright's
attention was called to it. and he came Ia
the Council Bluffs office of The Bee EN-.
pnaucally declaring that he had not an.
piled for any license, and was only reason.
ABLY Wen acquainted with Miss Winans
his only explanation OF the matter WAS
that some foolish acquaintance had Sc
cured the license, using his name and thai
OF MISS Wtnans as joke. He was very
indignant and was talking about makins
II serious affair for the jokers who
We're guilty of classifying a public record
and perhaps of perjury.
John Reynolds, a 17-year-old youth en-
ployed as walter at the Oak restaurant
on bryant street, was I'm police court yes
terday morning charged with larceny,
TUESDAY evening he served customer to
handed him what he thought were four
nlckels, but as he turned to leave the place
ne recalled the fact that he had a IS gold
piece IN the same pocket with the small
coin. An examination revealed its absence
but when he asked the waiter about IL the
lad stoutly denied any knowledge. After
the disturbed customer left the place the
proprietor asked the boy about the trans
dcuon ana accused him of the theft. In
place or denying the lad ran out the rear
door and up the alley without coat or hat.
lie was closely followed by the proprietor
who overhauled him just as the boy was In
the act or dropping the gold coin in a gar
bage barrel. The money was returned "a
the owner and the boy was sent to the DO
lice station, where he is being held for
have separated. The mother Is living An
South Dakota and the father is employed
In the street cleaning department trying Ia
keep his family together.
WANTED-THREE BOYS TO CARRv