Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

DAVIS. drugs.
The Clark barber shop for baths
Insurance, Forest Smith. Brown Blk.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones u.s.
Large front room to rent. Phone $50
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. SS9.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ".
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Real estate bought sold and exchanged.
Forest Smith. Brown Blk.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. j. J.
Cline Co, 162 West Broadway.
Miss Alice Bonaham OF Harmony street
Is visiting relatives in Minneapolis
The best In the land in wall paper and
painting work. c. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry, optlcan, All Broadway, office
with George Corner.
Budweiser beer is healthrui, strengthening
and refreshing. Call L. Resented Co., and
order case. 1928.
r. II. EMLEIN, NEW LOCATION, 40
WEST BROADWAY. FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT.
ALL WORK STRICTLY HIGH CLASS
Pianos in all the latest fancy veneers Of
the very best makes procurabe at A. Hospe
Co. Council Bluffs, Ia. Is south Main
street, % Pearl street. Easy payments
Yesterday was Friday and. although
some people were known to be ready and
anxious to get married, not one had the
courage to fly in the face of revered SUI
perstition and apply for a license.
Alderman Younkerman has arranged for
an extended trip through the west and a
vacation that will last for a month. Ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Younkerman and their
| daughter they will leave this evening lor
Manitou, Colo. The itinerary of the re-
| mainder of the journey will be liked 10
suit their pleasure and convenience.
! f. II. Cook of the local newspaper fra
| ternity returned yesterday from pleasant
/ vacation trim of week or more duTAuOu
! He visited friends at Savannah, Ill, and
! thence up the Mississippi river to Du-
I cursion at ST. Paul and Minneapolis The
present low condition of the Mississippi
| river appealed, TO him more as a joke than
q grand ideal.
The rains helped all vegetables. We have
extra fine sweet corn at 10 cents per dozen;
tomatoes, In market baskets, at 80 cents.
fine celery, three for 10 cents; cucumpers,
at cents; peaches, $i.0O a case. We have
| fresh potato chips, 10 cents per peck; brick
! cheese, 20 cents. Try our New York roasted
coffee. rs cents Washburn,s best flour Is
| always good, Sl65 per sack. Bartel q Miller.
Telephone 1853.
/ The reorganization OF the salvation Aamy
has been completed and the members are
now holding regular nigndy services at
sos Pearl steet, although the formal open
ing meeting will not be held until TUESDAY
night Staff Captain Riddle OF the indus,
trial work and silver band of Omaha will
assist in the work The band will furnish
the music for the street meetings eacn
r.
lCl H Frisbee and Mrs. Frisbee are In
charge Of the local work.
Samuel ID Gross, a well-known local
base ball scorer and technical reporter.
was painfully injured at the BurlnSton
freight house, where he Is employed. a
truck on which was loaded a l,6OO-pounu
stone became overbalanced ana upset
catching Mr.. Gross In such position e, ~
to badly wrench and bruise his ankle: he
1 viii be laid up for several Gays ana tne
newspapers will greatly miss his exeeieh'
service at the Sunday ball games.
BY agreement of the attorneys repre-.
n senting the Atlantic Creamery company OIL
Omaha and the city prosecutors otIlce tne
case against the company WAS yesteroay
continued for two weeks. The company
hopes, in the meantime TO be aple 10 llno
sonlo method by which their milk wagon
drivers will not be subject to arrest no, toI
technical violations OF the dairy law. Inc
Aaantito's test was over two degrees toe
low, according to the report Oh MIX IN
spector Peter Smith
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Calvin took
place yesterday morning at o'clock ~
/ st. Francis Catholic church solemn
requiem mass was conducted. Rev 6aLnsal
McManus. eelebrant; Rev, James Soa Mer,
. The services were largely attended bS
friends and relatives. Interment was n
st. JO5sphs cemetery t Psse ReliOgAFeF'
T Mulqueen DR. +. T. Seybert, George f
= hughes and H. L. Tinley.
s The extent to which a man may legally
apply SlfOuB Language 10 dhOluSi WAOi
ALTERNATING 10 collect bill, and the char
acter Of the language itself is to be de
termined by Justice Cooper this atternooI
when he tries a state case In which n u
Carbee is complaining witness and Il. J
McISinnon, collector for the Arcade Credi
company, is defendant. The collector wa
arrested yesterday upon warrant chars
ing him with using ''protane ana bias
phemous" talk both TO Mr. and Mrs Car
: bee, but chiefly TO the latter in the alb
e sence of her husband.
4 Prof. Lorenz Greene OF the Iowa Stat
Agricultural college spent an hour yeste e'Cn
al the headquarters of Superintendent Free
. man Reed OF the National horticultural con
!. | gress reporting progress made IN con
nection with the International contests De
. tween manufactures of orchard spraylnl
! machinery. which win be one OF the Tea
q lures OF the exposition this fall, The depart
a nent Is in charge OF committees Of expert
from the New York State university a
. Ithaca, the Iowa college at Ames and IN
n Nebraska State university at Lincoil
l. Profs. Greene and j. b. Davidson, repre-
y