Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Gas acknowledgement Co.
Take Your Printing to tho Times.
Best Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works lO7 South Fifteenth.
oppenheim Hairdressing Rariors move
256-7-s-9-240 city Nat. Bank Bldg Sept IS.
Dr. ". n. Blister, Dentist, has offices
at 6o2-6O3 city National Bank Building
When You Havs Hies5, wool or fur.
bring them to J. S. Smith & Co Highest
prices, honest treatment 12l4 Jones St
Esperanto Club Pionio-The Esperanto
lclub will hold it's picnic Monday at
w m, instead Of Sunday, as was an
lugunced.
E'outh and Health should be taxed to
provide for old age, savings account
with the Neb. Savings & Loan Assn will
start you right 1895 Farnam, b. Of 7. Bldg
New Train on Ban Rodro-The San
Pedro road Announces that IL will put on a
new passenger train each way from Salt
Lake City to Los Angeles to accommodate
the large eastern travel that comes through
by its connections.
woman Sues City Of Floronoe-Kather-
Inc Gielen has filed suit against the city Of
Florence for $4,000. She says she
stumbled over pile of loose bricks left
on the sidewalk by city employees en-
gagged in paving and that her left ankle
was badly injured.
Good Prospects for the Fair--Reports
from all over the state indicate a good sale
Of tickets TO the state fair at Lincoln, which
starts next Monday. The crops have
turned out we'll and the farmers of Ne
braska feel that they can afford 70 60 to
the exhibition on that account.
Banks Strive for Laad-Quite a lively
interest IL being taken by the friends Of
the three leading national banks Of
Omaha, watching the close condition e1-
listing as to the amount Of deposits of
each, when the call Of the Treasury de-
partment is issued. The United states
Nationals are the largest In deposits At
the last call for the first time.
Palmer to Address ExohAnge-w. b.
Palmer is to address the Real Estate Ex-
chanEe in it's first meeting after vaca-
ton Wednesday noon at the Commercial
club. MIR. Palmer's subject will be The
4 Telepost; Its Origin, Development and
Future" Mr. Palmer is here on ao-
4 count of the opening of a Commercial
office In Omaha on September l.
Chinese Royaity-Kwai Yung, the sec
= fetary of the Chinese legation in Washing
Ton, arrives In Omaha next Wednesday. Mr..
Yung Is passing through on his way to San
Francisco to meet y member OF the Chinese
royal family and a party of prominent men
of that country, who are coming to Amer
lea. The party arrives on the boat Man
churia on September IS and will come east
during their stay in this country.
Reform School Boy to be Tried--C. b.
Manuel, superintendent of tho KeRrney
reform school, came to Omaha Satur-
day to attend to the case OF Ernest Dun
gan. About a month ago DUNCAN es-
capped from the reform school and was
Tecaptured in Omaha last week Super
intendent Manuel this time turned the
boy over to the county authorities to be
tried on the old charge Of burglary.
.Johwariek After More Pish--william
schwarick Of the county treasurer's office,
famed as one Of Nebfaska's champion fish
ermen, has left for an excursion along
the Elkhorn river. He took waterproof
clothing for himself and life preservers for
his two sons who accompany him. The
twenty-pound catfish taken from the Elk
horn last month by Schwarick Is still the
talk of Cunning county. Schwarick will start
from Scribner on this trip.
Tent Company Sued--The Omaha Tent
and Awning company is named as defend
ant in injunction proceedings brought
Friday by George b. Carpenter & Co..
and Henry Smith Of Chicago, In the
United States circuit court. 1t IL charged
, that the local company has 'ntringed upon
the compGhys patent r.shIs TO an avn
ing device by Smith and sold to them.
They ask for a perpetual injunction and
damages.
woodbridge Busy-Two arrests and
thirty protests against cruelty to animals
are the record of the work during the
, Amonth of August of Humane Officer
HWooldridge. The monthly report Speci-
flies twenty-nine animals destroyed, TWEEN
ty-eiEht ordered from work. seven sent
to the veterinary, and thirty three 10 be
shod. New collars were ordered for
leven, new binders for forty-nlno and
Ahirty-two miscellaneous inspections
were made,
sues for Price Of Photos-F J. Band
holtz of Des Moines has begun suit in the
United States circuit court against the
Union Stock Yards National bank, charging
It with the infringement OF his copyright
rights. The suit grows out OF the alleged
reproduction and circulation by the bank
OF q photograph known as Stock Yards
South Omaha. Nebraska" which Bandholts
claims he had taken and copyrighted. He
asks for damages In the sum OF 1885, or
81 for each of the copies of the picture
found In the possession of the bank upon a
replevir order issued in November. 1909, and
also that the plates and prints be returned
to him.