Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-25

Davis, drugs.
Wedding silver at Lefferts
Corrigan, undertakers. Phones 14S
DR.. Cleaver, Bell phone only, No. l47
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 369.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
J. r. Arnold has gone to Portland, Ore,
10 spend several months
ps see the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's, 2l2 South Main street.
Call 142 for a case of Gund's Fearless
Deer. j. j. Klein Co., distributors
Judge o. ID. Wheeler has secured Der
NIT to erect $3.50 home at All South First
street
Miss Nellie O'Conner of Maryville, Mo-. is
Unthank.
The place to buy wedding gifts. See our
WINDOW display. Fauble Art shop, 333
Broadway.
=; Hess yesterday began a foreclosure
SUIT in the district court against Stella
morrison enforcing a mortgage and promis-
sorry note for 500. The property Involved
comprises number Of lots in Chapmans
A foreclosure suit involving lots six 70
sixteen In Webster's First addition was be-
gun In the district court yesterday by
: George A; Hoagland against Florence and
gage for 1925.
Railroad men report the last two months
70 nave peen the heaviest in the freight
trafric departments for more than a year.
one CONDUCTOR operating a freight train on
the Rock Island earned $3.50 in May, the
largest pay earned during his employment
~ the road Tor the last sixteen years
HIS earnings for June up to the 2Oth ex-
ceeded 500.
Charles Accord, who has been in charge
OF the Conrtland Beach Amusement com
Pany az East Omaha, was brought into
with the embezzlemcnt Of $50 He waived
examination and was held to the grand
a bondsman yesterday, but said he would
De able TO arrange matters soon.
Hugh Bert Crawford and Alta Morgan,
both OF Omaha, either overlooked the
fact or didn't care that there was a bad
eabalistic combination yesterday between
the day OF the week and the month. II
was Friday the 2sd, which is next to the
across the river. procured a marriage IL
cense and were married by Justice Cooper
Both were old enough to know what they
were doing. His age was given as 40 and
hers 49,
recent issue of the Joplin (Mo) Times
announces the arrest there of b. F. Gil
kison on the charge of illegally transact
ing financial business In connection with
a trades union paper published there. GIL
kison was at one time connected with a
labor paper in Council Bluffs and was I'M
with his wife for alleged misrepresenta-
tons connected with the publication of the
year book OF the Edmundson hospital
They were cleared on a technicality, ana
Gilkison was Immediately taken to Omaha
to account for a bad check. He is accused
OF collecting and Withholding $144.5O at
Joplin.
Judge Wheeler devoted the entire day
yesterday TO continuation II the exam
nation OF the signatures on the county
saloon consent petition and the withdrawal
work tRdiOng ChararfeF
and will not be completed before Monday
afternoon. A large part OF the day was
devoted to oral proof OF the existence OF
the lists that were alleged 10 have been
stolen after they were canvassed by the
county board in February. A dozen or
more witnesses were examined Judge
Wheeler made several rulings that were
decidedly in favor OF the contestants, and
at the close OF the day the attorneys for
the petitions admitted that they only had
a fighting chance left II Is the general
opinion that enough OF the names will be
erased to bring the total number on the
consent petition under the required g per