Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Rinehart, Photographer 18th & Farm.
lave Your Rent MUney-IIsyti &
Heyden, 1914 Harvey street. will sell you a
new home on small payment down. bal
ance like rent
Pre- Loss Fully Coversd-simpiy indi-
Gates forethought. Service 20 clients Is
our motto. Creight, Baldrige & Co.
Phone Douglas 200.
The way is Open through the Neb. say.
ings & Loan Assn TO save money. Weekly
on monthly payments may be made. pays
go per annum 1905 Tarnsrl Street
A Private safe In our burglar and fire
proof safe deposit vault for only $500 per
year. Large storage vault for slverware.
etc. Entrance at 1914 Farnam street, or
through the Omaha National bank.
Judge Sutton to Tekamah-Judge A. l..
Sutton left Monday FOR Tekamah, Neb to
hold court for one week His place as
Judge Of the jevcnile court was filled by
Judge A. c. Troup Of the equity division Of
the district court
Xmas IL Coming-If you want any
rubber toys you can get them at the Rub
everything else that Is rubber. The Omaha
Rubber company, L. II. sprague. presi.
dent, 1908 Harvey street Just around
the corner"
Released on Affidavit-Gus Apotalos-
pou. Greek. who was fined 500 and costs
a month ago for violating the Hepburn
snd-pass law, was released Monday morn
ing from the Douglas county jail upon a
poor prisoners affidavit. The Greek was
arrested a month ago in South Omaha
after he had sold his return ticket to og-
den, Utah
Use AIR Pressure in Tunnel-The at
tempt of the city engineers men to work
without air pressure in the tunnel Of the
new Burt street sewer resulted in several
bad oave-ins in the last few days and al
though no one was hurt the use Of air
pressure was resumed again Monday morn
ing for safety. The pressure now main
tsined is about fourteen pounds above the
atmospheric weight.
Boys Get Another Chanoe-Fred Comp
ton and Virgil Smith, two boys each 10
years old, were given one more chance to
reform by Judge A. c. Troup in juvenile
court Monday morning Compton is the
boy who helped Herman and Henry Chester
then boarded a train and "bummed" his
way to Marshalltown. la. Virgil smith's
only naughtiness Is playing truaut Both
boys have been punished several times, but
with little effect. They were about to
be sent to the state Industrial school for
boys at Kearney until they so sincerely
declared their willingness to be good that
the judge and the Juvenile officers agreed
they should be given one more chance.
BwosrS Vengeance on MoRy-AnEered
by the charge OF Juvenile officer Mogy
Bernstein that one of her sons was a
dope fiend." Mrs. William Norton swors
dire vengeance against the officer in juve-
nile court Monday morning. after Judge A.
c. Troup, on recommendation of Bernstein
committed John Norton, another of the
womRn's sons. to the state Industrial school
for boys at Kearney. John and his mother
had been summoned into court to answer
charges that John IL general mischief
maker and cannot be controlled by his
parents. Several sentences to serve short
times in the detention home have failed to
produce any effect upon the lad.