Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
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PARK Board Meeting - The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board Of Park
Commissioners viii be held Thursday after
noon.
We Cen Get You per cent on your
money IN amounts Of szOJ to SLOW any
length OF time wanted. Good security.
hastings Heyden 1914 Harvey ST.
Chinese Seoods--After Christmas sale.
orders taken for embroidered waists ana
dresses for spring. Miss Phllbrick room 4
Mead Bldg. 18th and Farnam. n. $500.
Better Ne safe Than sorry-Keep your
valuabies In a burglar proof private safe at
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust company
street entrance at No. 1914 Farnam street
In the divorces Court-Verna Kratszch-
mar Was granted g divorce from Fred c.
krstEzchmsr In district court Tuesday.
She was permitted to resume her malden
name, Robionson
Baksr TO TaIk-The Southwest Inn
provement club meets Wednesday evening
at their club rooms, Twenty-fourth and
Leavenworth streets. Judge Benjamin $.
Baker win speak on municipal government.
The Ruhksr Store, the only place in
town to get what you want in the way Of
rubber II ~ is made OF rubber we have
e. The Omaha Rubber Co, r. n. sprague
Pres. i6Os Harvey street. just around the
corner.
Gift TO DiOosss Of Nsbraska--Mrs. Mary
Reed, widow Of Byron Reed, has given
check for tl,000 as q gift toward the pay
ment OF the debt incurred In the building
Of the addition to the episcopal residence OF
the diocese Of Nebraska.
a Private safe In the Omaha Safe De-
posit & Trust oompany's fire and burglar
proof vaults for 800 and up per year. We
give you the only key that will unlock the
safe. Omaha Safe Deposit 4 Trust com
pany. street Entrance, 1914 Barnsm street.
ohndrsn's Party - The scholars of All
saints sunday school will hold Christmas
party in the Wattles Memorial parish
house on Friday from 4:sO 60 10 D. m.
supper will be served at 8 D. m. The young
people OF the church will be welcome after
7o'clock.
ohAuffsuF Discharges - Judge Craw-
ford dismissed the charge Of reckless
driving against Josh Ferguson. the colored
driver OF an automobile that ran down J.
&c. Peterson and F. e. Mann Sunday even
rapidly from their injuries and shock.
Howard After . Job - Steve Vail and
Tony" Smith and other leading democrats
are boosting for jeremiah Howard for the
position OF superintendent Of the Douglas
county court house. Howard was defeated
for the nomination to a place on the legis-
lative ticket and his friends are practic-
ally demanding his appointment.
Coad Family sells gtook-The j. r.
Coad family has sold It's holdings In the
Merchants National bank TO Luther Drake,
president and Frank Hamilton, vice presi-
dent. There were eco shares which brought
sum I'm excess OF $4,000 This repre-
sents about two TO one proposition, which
is taken as showing the stability Of Omaha
banking stocks.
Chickens for the soldiorB--while the
soldiers lips yet smack from the thoughts
of sumptuous Christmas dinner the an
nouncement comes from the commissary
department of the Headquarters OF the
Missouri at $500 pounds of chicken have
been ordered for New Years feast. The
supply is to be divided among the army
posts OF the northwest.
MOhler Sends Greeting "A Merry
Christmas ana "A Happy New Year" was
the message received at the Union Pacific
headquarters from Europe A. l.. Mohier,
vice president and general manager OF the
road, who Is the head of the Omaha offices
sent the greeting TO the employees under
him. Mr. MohleT will not return TO Omaha
until some time in January, having gone
to Europe for short vacation and to meet
his family there.
Prisoners Turn on PatroIman - Police
man Ollie Knudson received a surprise
when three prisoners he had arrested the
night before for drunkeness and dia-
orderly conduct swore Tuesday morning
that n had been he who was drunk The
three prisoners. who gave the names Of
Harry wlniams. John Perkins and Max
HarFingtons told the court that Knudson
had arrested them when they were all
peeeeable and when he apparently was
seriously under the influence OF LIQUOR.
The three prisoners were discharged
Arrsignsd on Another Charge - Clyde
NJ Cambridge, a railroad mail clerk, who
has been IN the Douglas county jail await
ing hearing before the United States
commissioner on charge Of larceny from
government building. was arraigned
again Tuesday morning before United
States Commissioner Anderson charged
with the theft OF a $50 watch from %. r.
Voorhees,, railway mail clerk The hear
ing on the latter charge was set for De-
cember y. 1t is alleged that Cambridge
stole money and valuablss from the pockets
Of fellow mail clerks in their dormitory In
the federal building. Cambridge's wife
came to Omaha from Kansas City when she
heard Of her husbands arrest, She has en-
gagged Attorney j. NJ. Macfsrland to defend
him.