Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07

Davis drugs.
Corrlgans, undertakers. Phones 143.
SEED POTATOES. -Zoller Nero. Co
Stock pastured Phone Pinney 21I33
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodrng Undertaking company, Tel SSs
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81
FERTS.
Call ~, j. j. Klein Co.. for case Of
Gund's Peerless Beer.
p, See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
bofWlcks $, III South Main street.
CSC Each-Framed pictures worth UP to
iEVV on sale this week. Faubls Art Shop
Occulsts prescriptions accurately filled
store.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
with George Corner.
Two popular clubs will be started this
week at the Young Mems Christian asso-
ciatlon IN the organization of the Tennis
club ana the Rifle club.
Excelsior lodge, No. 259, Ancient Free and
accepted Masons, Will meet I'm special COM
munication Saturday evening at $50 o'clock
for work in the third degree All master
Masons are invited to attend.
The BOYS Sunday club of the Young
mems CHRIS an associat on will close its
season work with a big banquet in the
Friday nieht, May IL, Several Of the bows
will respond to toasts and several invited
guests VIII give short talks to the boys on
that occasion.
j. 7. Patterson, who sold his property
on Avenue d and rwentyfourth street
a year ago and moved with his family to
a small mall ga eastern Iowa town, has returned
remaining here permanently. He has
pousht a grocery store at 23OO Broadway
ana mas taken possession of the business.
The Young Mems Christian association
relresentatice base ball team promises to
be sood one this var a largo number
Of candidates are reporting on the "Y''
tleld each evening and a team will be
picked to meet several of the fast amateur
teams OF this part OF the state. Manager
w Buasing would be glad to hear from
teams tyoung mem, for Saturday after
noon contests.
G. H. Godfrey, whom the police say is a
dope fiend, inclined to be dangerous, was
sent TO the county jail yesterday for ten
days by Police Judge Snyder charged with
abusing his Wife The latter occupies the
old Creohe property on Fourth street and
uses IT for rooming house. Godfrey was
IN police court on Wednesday morning
charged with having created a disturbance
at the house on the previous evening He
| repeat the offense. When not under the
influence OF the drug he is said to be an
Industrious and competent carpenter.
e. A. Wickham returned from Chicago
| yesterday bearing the big contract with
| the Rock Island Railroad company to do
| the principal part in the construction of
| the new siXty-mile line from Carlisle to
AllertOn, near the Missouri state line
Miek6am Bros sent orders to the various
| ordering a general concentration of forces
at Carlisle and Charlton, where the first
| Their orders put in motion a big army of
men who Will soon be engaged in opera
| lions against the hills that will be pierced
| and the valleys that will be filled
The Young Mems Christian association
will conduct during the next four weeks a
series OF grade school group athletics on
building. The different schools will meet
\ on days appointed for them and points will
| be awarded the first three leaders in each
event. and the school receiving most points
win get a banner-trophy for the school
/ The events that will be run off for the
boys win be. the following; Running high
Jump, one-fourth mile relay. standing
broad jump, standing high Jump and 80
yard dash. The boys will be graded &C
cording to height; Glass A boys, four
feet, six inches; class y boys, over four
Feet, six inches.
big automobile belonging to the
| Fredrickson garage in Omaha threw a sud
aoeilly for half an hour, at the curb In
| front OF the Commercial National bank
| The driver had left his machine with the
| gear into connection and the big machine
suddenly leaped forward. Standing di-
buggy. the horse hltohed to a telephone
! pole and facing the auto, The machine
| dashed into the horse and threw il upon
Il
| buggy. bystander with fine presence OF
mind sprang into the machine and shut
/ off the power. The horse was only slightly
/ hurt and the buggy was not seriously, dam
/ aged. Neither the driver OF the machine
nor the owner Of the horse knew Of the
| accident until some time afterward.
| BENJAMIN Hassan. who denied ne was an
| Arab but said he was a Moor. was sent
| to the city Jail yesterday morning after
/ hearing In police court on the charge
! of having created disturbance on a
J street car from omaha. Hassan got into
| ment OF his fare and drew a knife. A big
/ deputy sheriff from Clayton Mo, was on
| the car and heard the dispute. The Moor
was as dark as Othello and the Missourian
! blood boiled at the insults offered 10 the
/ conductor and the bad language used by
/ the man in the presence OF the passengers
4 and when the knife came into sight the
| Missourian went into action. He put the
! Moor under arrest and held him until he
/ could turn him over 10 an officer and
then politely Withdrew. Hassan saws he
/ Is sailor and that he had been working
at the Rome hotel in Omaha.
Three burglaries were reported 10 the
| police Yesterday morning, All committed
| apparently by the same person who APP
i Schultz residing at 1913 Avenue G. was the
/ first victim. She lost a gold watch. jew
/ elry and articles OF clothing valued al
| about 500 W. II. Rlackman. who lives
| at 500 Avenue g, had all OF his clothing
| pulled through his bedroom window. which
| enough 10 permit the entry Of a person.
A pole with a hook had evidently been
I used reaching TO the rear Of his bed where
| his clothes were hanging. He lost several
pairs OF trousers. blue serge suit coat