Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-11

Wedding silver at Lefferrs
Corrigans. undertakes. PSones i43.
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET.
Noodring Undertaking company. Tel $50
Lewis cutler, funeral director. Phone 49,
PURE GOLD WEDDING FtNGS-LEF-
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lSK WEDDING RINGs-Gerner, eli
bee I've new 1911 wall paper patterns al
-orwick's, IL south Main street.
call Ia for case OF Gund's Peerless
oeer j. }. Klein Co, distributors.
Occulists' b Prescriptions accurately filled
the same day at Letfert ; Big Jewelry
ore
The place to buy wedding gifts. See our
window display. Fauble Art Shop, 339
BROADWAY
For Rent-Furnshed seyen-room house
modern. until September l5 B. p. Lewis,
~ Fourth Avenue.
The cheapest and best place in Co Bluffs
10 get wall papering, picture framing and
pictures Is c. Jensen. Masonic temple II
you don't believe IL come in and let us
show you.
Mar. Bourlcius and Bare. rourlcius have
received word Of the death Of their cousin,
l. j. Noe, in Pela, Ia He was formerly
one Of the tobacco mi Urting firm Of Noe Il
Bon OF Amsterdam loladd, and resided
foi several y,als council Bluffs in the
Bus COnduCtIs similar business here.
llc Will De 4bered by many of the
Osder cltizei: OF late years after
leuring. b made Pella his home,
where he oo widow. wo sisters re-
side in Am um.
William who was recently in
dtcted by nd jury and served a long
jail senten, he accusation Of molest-
ing little as taken into custody
again vest, practically the same
charge In, lOn In police court yes
terday morn losed a rather innocent
story. indiCE at the man had merely
been giving nancy to little girls on East
Pierce street to buy candy II was decided
TO continue his case for thirty dayy and
keep him under police surveillance
The delegation of Christian Endeavor
workers sent from the Peoples Congrega-
tlonal church TO the nineteenth annual con-
yention Of the Seventh district of the En-
deavorers, at Macedonia, made the journey
In an automobile They returned yester-
day morning a little after midnight and
enjoyed the two hours ride along the coun-
try roads in the bright moonlight. The
quietly and carefully. The party carried
huge banner announcing greetings from
the Peoples church Endeavorers to the
Maeedonians. The party consisted OF Rev
c. 8. Hanley. the pastor: Mrs. Frank Wes-
colt. Misses Emily Consoli Irene Winans
Ruth Russell and Ruth Coglizer.
H. Malioy, an Omaha auto driver found
resulted in his arrest by the Council Bluffs
police at o'clock yesterday morning. He
had been TO Manawa with a load Of Omaha
friends and had permitted the headlights
OF his machine to burn for several hours
while the car was standing at the lake
by tne tlTne ne ndu reached council BluT1S
on his return HIS supply OF acetylene gas
was exhausted, and he was arrested while
passing through the streets without lights
bond was put up for his appearance in
police court yesterday morning, and he APP
peared with ample evidence to sustain his
story of the exhausted gas supply. Judge
Snyder however under the strict Iowa
law. was unable to condone the violation
and assessed a fine of so and costs II
was codly suggested to Mr.. Malloy that
when his lamps ceased to burn he should
have stopped his car and waited until day.
light He had considered this course, but
had decided that II would be cheaper to
pay fine IL he failed to avoid the police.
The Board of County Supervisors yes
terday refused to allow the registrars who
served at the special election last Monday
work, and only allowed them $3.50 for each
calendar day, or SO for the whole Job
The board followed strictly the letter of
the law, which prescribes $3.50 for each
icalendar day, while another section of the
election law says the registrars shall be
until Q o'clock at night for the three days
set apart for registration and then directs
them TO meet again and compare their
books The law also requires their pres
ence at the places of registration on cleo
ton day. which really makes five days.
The rule has always been to allow S. a
day for five full days; but as there were
this time and the registrars had no new
books or lists to make out, but chiefly en-
ployed their time telling fish stories, the
board concluded SO was ample pay for the
services rendered It was almost impos-
sible to secure men to perform the duties
for the special election and City Clerk Duff
fears that It will be sim harder next time.