Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-22

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Have Morehouse emboss II.
Corrigsns, undertakers. Phones tts.
Genuine Victrols, SIS A. Hospe Co.
For authority on watches see Leffert.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
WANTED-Glrls at Wodward's candy
factory.
Every Victor record in stock. A.
Hospe Co.
Five hundred stoves, best grade Of
stoves. half price. A. Gilinsky, 800 W.
Broadway.
SEQ the Stewart stoves and ranges be-
,Sasre you buy. Continental Furniture and
4Carpet company.
Art Garland Base Burners with the
patented revolving fire poi, $40 to SIS
+. I. DeNol Hardware Co, 504 Broadway.
II you want WINDOW GLASS call Bell
phone $50, Bluff City Glass and Mirror
Works, 1blh. West Broadway. We make
specially of GLAZING at low prices.
Alderman Beebe, DR.. Traynor P. Gu
noude and Detective T. b. Richardson left
last evening for Alliance, Neb., and the
sand hills, on week or more hunting
trip.
H. ]. Underwood began suit against
the Milwaukee railroad company claim
ing $500 damages in connection with some
stock shipments from Council Bluffs to
Chicago.
When o. B. Mason, SO years old. a la
borer was discovered carrying a loaded
revolver he was promptly arrested by
Detective Richardson. In police court
yesterday morning he was fined SO and
costs, and in default of payment was sent
to jail.
Word was received from Des Moines
yesterday that at the meeting of the state
organization of Daughters OF the Amerl-
can Revolution the invitation Of Council
Bluffs to become host or hostess OF the
members at the meeting next year had
been accepted. The next state conference
will be held at about the same date next
year.
Orwilda Mason, who was a June bride
this year, yesterday included her appll-
cation for divorce in the big batch of
suits filed late in the day. She was
E'nlted In marriage here to Omar b. Ma
/bon on June 2S and announces in her pc
tition that she was obliged to leave him
on August II on account Of cruelty. She
applied to Judge Woodruff for an order
restraining him from in any manner In
terfering with her.
The womans Relief corps workers
have arranged for concert lectures by
Sofia Stephall, famous both as a singer
and speaker, to be given November Is
and 16. Miss Stephall Is said to be q
musician of rare ability and has had
much training in both this country and
abroad. She will be assisted by Miss
Bernice Lagrop. both in the capacity of
soloist and accompanist on the piano. The
concerts are for the benefit of the corps
. relief fund.
y An automobile owned and operated by
Attorney Wallace Benjamin got into
trouble through its energizing agency, the
gasoline tank, and became thing of
terror instead of an object of affection
for its owner 1t was ablaze from one
end to the other, and the firemen were
compelled to make run to 10S Park
avenue to save it from complete deStruc-
ton and also adjacent property. The In
cident occurred yesterday morning.. Good
work with the chemical prevented serious
damage.
senator c. G. Saunders left for Daven-
port last evening, where he will speak
today before the State League of Com
.nercial Clubs on the subject OF terminal
taxation. Senator Saunders was CHOSEN
to present to the last Iowa legislature the
terminal tax law prepared by City So
iicftUr Glen Il. Kimbah, acting in ms
official capacity as chairman OF the leg-
Municipalities ana made brave Tght
for its life, but failed. He has given the
subject much thought and lnVestiga.ti9,n "a
and his address at Davenport ought TO
be very valuable to the cause in the lu-
ture.
A new arrangement was made by the
mayor and members OF the CITY eouhcll
yesterday, by which closer SUPERVISOR
may be had of the opening OF street
pavement for any purpose. Heretofore
all that was necessary was for plumpeI
to go to the city clerks office, secure "a
permit and make the required deposit 70
cover the cost of relaylng the pavement.
Now this is also required, put beIore
any work may be done, either Mayor
MfIoney or Alderman Mnnick chairman
M the streets and alleys committee. must
Fbe notified, and one or the other must
= accompany the person wanting to open
the pavement and determine whether II
is necessary. II there is any possibility
of preventing It by making use Of longer
lines through yards and alleys, 1t Will
be insisted upon If permission is granted
the alderman or the mayor Will see to II
that the pavement Is properly laid and
that no open ditch remains minute
longer than is necessary. Excavation
will have to be commenced early enough
in the day to insure completion of the
work before nlghtfall.