Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

Davis. drugs.
Corrigana. undertakers Phones ia
For sale-6-roOm house. 723 Sixth Ave.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company Tel. s9a.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o.
} PURE GOLD WEDDING KINGSLEY
FERTS
cali 1l2. j. J. Klein & Co. for case Of
Gund's Peerless Beer
The kind Of tailoring you want at Martin
Petersen's as Broadway.
See our window display Of Fancy Frames.
Fauble Art Shop. 333 Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns At
Borwicka. 211 South Main street.
OculstE prescriptions, accurately filled
the same day at Leffert's Big JeWelry
Have your glasses fitted OF repaired By
J. w. Terry, OpuCian, al BroadWay
office with George Corner.
The s. A. Pierce g. Co. shOs store IL now
open for business az heir new location
SO West Broadway. between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
Only one marriage license was turned out
at the county court house yesterday. The
recipients were II. Brown, aged "a, and
Lizzie Treka, n years old both Of Omaha.
tl.Sey were married by Justice Cooper.
The body Of Kenneth Reiniers, who died
81 the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A Relniers 12j West Graham avenue,
Rfter weeks Illness OF pneumonia, was
Lars Larsen yesterday filed his final pc
HtCn for naturalization papers renouncing
his allegiance to the king OF Sweden. His
first papers were dated November 8, 1907,
and he landed At New York for the first
glimpse Of this country on May s, 1904.
First papers were applied for By Antonio
Btripoli, an Italian, who has found a home
81 Crescent that suits him better than his
FORMER environment under the Italian nag.
. The Commercial club will hold an inn
pOrtant nesting tonight when several mat
af rrab1 int aaN vnff1I ha AID nraa
One win be the decision concerning the
adviaability Of holding a street carnival
shis tai and another will be the character
Of the lights TO be used on Broadway. The
sample five-light pedestal that has been
erected on the corner OF Pearl street and
First avenue has received much approval
and this form wsll probably be adopted.
Recommendation Congregational
Nhurch, Thirty-fifth street and avenue b.
Hrayer meeting Wednesday, evening, led
w Miss Irene Winans and Mrs. Frank
vEsscotti junior choir practice Thursday
evening; senior choir practice Friday even
ing. Special Easter services by the Sab
bath school next Sabbath morning instead
Of the regular morning service. Rev. and
Mrs. Hanley. Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Cope
land, Mrs. William Winans and Mrs. w. A.
Copeland will represent the church at Cres-
kOn. at the annual spring meeting OF the
Council Bluffs Association OF Congrega-
tional Ministers and Churches, Tuesday
and Wednesday. April IS and 10.
w. f. Mcconnell, eminent commander,
end George H. Jackson, recorder, OF Ivan
hoe commandery, KniGhts Templar, mailed
yesterday 70 all members of the com
tnandery this notices THE time for the
Master observance is at hand. This year
1fhe commandery will attend the morning
= service at the First Congregational church,
Sir knight Smith, pastor. As you know
the occasions are very few when the
in public in uniform, but the attendance
upon the Easter service Is obligatory upon
every knight, and It expected that you
pear at the asylum In full uniform at $3.50
O'Clock Easter morning, April JIG. All res
ldent or visiting knights, not members OF
lvanhoe commandery. are most cordially
Invited to worship with U.S."
The Board Of Fire and Police Commits
sioners did not hold meeting last night
sionsr Zurmeuhien. but adjourned until
Wednesday evening Informal discussion
Of the law requiring examinations at
half an hour. The state law says the
board shall hold examinations In April
and November each year, and oftener IL
1 The list eligible for appointments drops
4Ahown to three candidates. As there are
now thirty-nine names certified as eligible,
me members OF the board could not see
the wisdom OF adding TO II until some OF
these men had been utilized. There are
now several vacancies on the police force.
Ii WAS suggested that the old list should
be weeded out and the vacancies filled
from II.
Jimmy Griffith, the Council Bluffs-Oma-
ha Jockey who rode in almost every fake
race pulied of by the Mabray gang here
was brought to the county jail here yester-
day and locked up pending his trial at the
september term OF the federal court, Grif-
fith escaped arrest here by dlsappearns
an hour after a warrant was Issued Tor
MIN and II he had been caught would have
hnd the distinction OF being the first OF the
EVyAndle syndicate TO feel the clutch OF the
sras HS w Sad Brought to Omaha BY Post:
b{fioa Inspector Ranger. Deputy United
Efatea Marshal GronSWeg brought him
fom Omaha yesterday. Deputy Gronewes
Feturned from Chicago few days agI
NJ the Mabray gang. who had been taken
into custody there He VIII be tried al
fttumwe and was placed In jail there until
lie federal court meats
CITY Solicitor Glen F. KimbRll opened
me arguments In the waterworks condem.
nation court yesterday and occupied about
Ft,ye and one-half hours. At this rate tho
frreater part Of the week Will be con
Eumed in the big talkfest. tacit agree
msnt was entered into between the at
Slorneys and approved ey the court that n,
present his Views 70 the court, and as ther,
we're five OF them to speak the period o.
argument would last but twenty hours, o.
Two days and half; Since Mr., Ktmball
A. quite likely the other side win con
Stder x abrogated and talk as long as the!
Rant 70, although some OF the Rttogney
8~F6r the water company stated yeeterda!
that they would have but little further Z
Gpon the showing made by their witnesses
some OF them win occupy the time OF tn
kourt today and MI FINLEY, for the city
E-ni be given "Wednesday. IL may thu
possible e resSh ne Ilnsi enc az ahu 5
ives if is quite probable that the decision
~ the court win be rendered BY Batur