Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18
'lEFXTUS AT SOUTH OMAHA
City Officials Decide Against Regis.
tntiOn Because of Expense.
KENNETH YEARDsIEY Is DEAD
aa1stom Boy whs Accidentally sAot
Hin.self Week AEo Dies In
HospttnI-MaSte city


county clerk that as the elections were
county affairs he could see no valid rea-
2 son Tor the city. going 10 the expense OF
selecting and paying for registrars and
registration. As a consequence there will
be no registration in the city Of south
Omaha today.
The charter provides that a revision Of
the list stai be made before each election.
In case the REGISTRATION is not made a
declaration made before the city clerk will
suffice. This will probably be the mode
OF action in the present crisis.
Jerry Howard. candidate for sheriff ad-
dressed letter of protest TO the mayor.
I'm which he says that the red tape ct the
a city clerks office on primary day gives
rise to suspicion.
Mr. Howards letter follows:
/ SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., June I6.-To His
Honor Mayor TraInor and to All Whom
II May Concern, Greeting: The press
publishes that tomorrow will be registra-
ful Investigation fail to find where there
ere any arrangements made by you TO re-
wise the registration. No one can vote at
very much interested in-unless his name
" on the registration books Going
through a lot Of red tape at the city
TO suspicion, and the city officials are
not like Caesars wife, above suspicion.
Hespecttuny, JERRY HOWARD.
=. Kenneth YeardsIey Dead.
KENNETH Yeardsiey, the Ralston boy who
accidentally shot himself a week ago died
IN the South Omaha hospital yesterday
The body win be taken to Maitland. Mo.
today and the funeral will be held there
Sunday. The boy was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J. Yeordsiey and was 1s years old.
New Clerk for Treasurer.
J. M. Jordan has been appointed clerk
In the office Of the city treasurer because
OF the press of work entailed by the new
provisions Of the charter. The treasurer
was empowered to appoint such a clerk
at the last meeting Of the legislature, but
the appointment must be confirmed by the
city council. Mr.. Jordan viii have to attend
to the monthly, reports Of daily balances
end warrants redeemed. This report must
Z be made TO the city council. Another item
lied statement, received honored and re-
ceipted must be made TO the school board
In all four separate reports must be made
to the council ana the school board. Mr..
Jordan will receive $50 per year.
Mr.. and Mira. EApidus Enterfain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lapidus, Twenty
third and 1 streets, entertained In honor
OF Miss PovelanlSy OF Musoatine, la !.
Thursday evening. June Is. Those present
were; Messrs. NJ. Kettleman, Carl Kettle
man. N. Wright. Ben weitz, Ben Kooler.
Sam oiander, Harry Kavich. p. H. Kul-
lish, Harry Lincoln. Charles A. Goldman.
M. Chaicken. Sam Gross, Charles Shames,
Louis shames. Harry Goldenberg. Maurice
Goldenberg; Misses Mollie Povelanky. Jen-
ME Krsne. Hilda Wright, Sophia Kooler.
Sarah Kooler. lilly Steinberg, Harriet stein
) berg. Eva Lincoln. Bekkie Gross, Bell
,epross. Charlotte Trnehaft. Sarah Aginskee
! Tibe Meyers. Sarah Shulkin. Libbie Kures
Rose Chaicken. Anna Shames, Rose Miller
Minnie Goldenberg and Mrs. Lena Kooler
Services at the Churches.
The official board of the First Methodist
Episcopal church has invited the Rev. Mr..
Boutwell, to give a series OF discourses on
Rebuilding the City" Rev. Mr. Boutwell,
has accepted the Invitation and will In
augurate his lectures on Sunday morning,
June Is. at ODD Fellows hail. opposite the
postoffice Sunday services will be as fol-
lows: Sunday. school at o. a. m Preach
ing at II a. m. Epworth igue at z d. m.
The public is invited.
Christian church. Twenty-third and 1
streets, Rev. E. A. Jordan, pastor Bible
school at 10 a m. Preaching at II A. m
subject OF sermon, Religion Spiritual in
Its Nature" Young peoples meeting at I
p. m. Preaching at p. m. subject, "sav-
ing Religion a Religion OF Obedience"
ST. Luke's Lutheran, Rev. $ II. Yerian
pastor. Sunday school at S;45 a. m. Morn
ing service at II o'clock. subject Of sermon.
What. Think Ye Of Christi" Children's
day exercises at o. m.
First Baptist church. Twenty-fifth and
II streets, Rev. C. T. Ilsley. pastor, Bible
school at ESQ a. m. Morning worship at
II o'clock. subject OF sermon. Taking 40
count OF Stock" Bethel Bible school at
$50 p. m, Forty-third and streets Bi own
Park Bible school will change the time OF
meeting to 9;A5 a. m. Baptist Young Poo
pies union at p. m. Evening worship at
8 O'Clock. subject OF sermon, Habit"
Letter Memorial. Rev. T NJ Ransom.
pestor. Sabbath school AZ 10 a m. West
Side Methodist afternoon services at 8
O'Clock.
N' Changes In TFssn Service.
The following changes of train service
will so into effect on sunday, June rs;
Train No, leaves Omaha at 4:05; win not
run through South Omaha; arrives al
North Platte al 2:65 a. m. via Lane Cut
"a Train No. "A leaves Omaha at SIS a. m. /;
South Omaha at $3.50 a m. Arrives at
Train No Is leaves Omaha at $50 p. m. /;
South Omaha, at $40 p. m. Arrives al
Grand Island at TO- 40 p. m.
Magic CITY Gossip.
Miss Edith Miller leaves todAy for silver
Creek. Neb., for an outing.
J. M Abbott and family viii leave today
to attend family reunion OF Mr.. Abbott 3
relatives az Delaware, o.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
Phil Kearney post, Grand Army Of the Re
public. and Woman's Relief corps tonight
Miss Bessie To6ian. who Is spending the
summer at the Rod and Gun club, enter
tained Mrs, Fred Cassidy and Mrs. j. j.
Hrdclka at dinner Wednesday last.
Uncle David Anderson has returned from
Spokane Wash, where he left Mrs An
derson, who will spend the summer With
her daughter, Mrs. Laura FSnner Oneg
Joseph shugart, an emplOye OF enc OF the
stock commission firms In the Stock Ex-
change building, was married Thursday
night In Kansas City to Miss Anna Bel
OF that city. The young couple win be
absent on their wedding trip for a couple
Of weeks after which they will be home
TO their friends IN Omaha.
AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR YORK
Mr. and MRS. Charles Meyer Injured
When Their Car Upsets on
siiRpery Read.