Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have Root Print II.
1lsotrio Fsns-Burgess-orahdsn
furnaces and Flower vases.
Omaha Stove Repair works.


Omaha Stove Repair works.
Chinese Goods-Closing OUT sale gradu-
atinE dresses. novelties. etc. room 4. wead
building. Miss Philbrick. Douglas 727e
Mrs.. Barbour Gets Divoroe-Mrs. Nellie
L. Barbour secured divorce from her
husband Frederick L. Barbour in district
court yesterday.
seneok Buys q Home-CharIes sellecl.
OF Blair. Neb, has bought the Banner
nome at 4ls North Thirty-ninth street for
$4,000 through Armstrong Walsh.
At Home for Their Daughter-Mr and
Mrs. sam A. Adler Will be at home Fri
DAY, June ?, from 3 TO in honor Of the
confirmation OF their daughter. Dorette
Benefit Ran will be given by the Junior
auxiliary FOR the Balls Hamedrash Hago-
Gel congregation Sunday evening. MAY 2s
al Fraternity hail. Nineteenth and Harvey
All are welcome
Governments Bonds--subscriptions for
the new issue OF United states goyernmen;
bonds VIII be received at the Nebraska
National bank. where blanks and informa-
ton will be supplied without charge
Our Burglary, theft and larceny policy
protects against theft by any person Tin
Guiding servants). lawfully or uniawfuny
Button. 594 Brandeis Bldg Phone Doug
las 1870.
AESsons 20 Attend Punsral-The mem
bers of Nebraska Lodge No. !, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, will meet at
p Masonic hall this afternoon at z O'Clock
10 attend the funeral OF Thomas O.
Magraue from residence, 1884 Lafayette
avenue.
Twins for Auto officsr-whne @. f.
Emery, member of the police flying
squadron, was chasing speeders on the
streets, the stork yesterday exceeded the
speed limit and left two youngsters at his
home. The twins are boys. Mr. and Mrs
Bmery live at SO7 North Twenty-seventh
street
Gymwocka Opens June l--Gymwocka.
the summer camp OF the Young women's
Christian association will open June 1 this
year. The girls OF the association have
planned q program for their opening. boat
ing, tennis and other amusements taking
up the day. In the evening a reception
And party will be given at the association
)house.
Rev. O. ". Bavidgo Addresses Graduates
N-Rev. G. W. Savidge addressed the High
school commencement gathering at Malmo
Neb., Friday night. The services were
held in the Swedish Lutheran church.
large audience was in attendance. How
TO VIM" was the SUBJECT Of the address
made by the Omaha minister. Twelve
students were graduated.
cudGhy banquet Postponed-The fare
we'll banquet which was to have been given
supplementary TO z. A. Cudahy at the
tommercial club on May 81 has been post
Sned indefinitely, Mr.. Cudahy having an
Important business engagement on that
date. The banquet win be held later, and
the matter Of a date Ein probably be ar
ranged some day next week.
Going TO Motor Races-Mr. and Mrs.
George z. Vogelsburg WITH leave tonight
for indianapolis, where they intend to see
the motor races on Decoration day at the
famous Indianapolis speedway. Later
they win 90 to Columbus. O., to make
their home Mr.. vogelsburg has been as
sistant manager OF the e M. F. Motor
company in Omaha since last August
Man Breaks Jaw In Fit-Ejected from
saloon near Sixteenth and Harvey streets
early last night. q. r. Hutner of Mill
river Mass. fell in fit In front of the
place, breaking his jaw. He was taken
TO the police surgeons room at police
headquarters and treated by Drs. Bishop
and Peppers, who sent him to st. Joseph's
hospital. An operation will be made to-
morrow TO set the Jaw.
Sues Raok1nG oOmpaay-For injuries
resulting from q fall down an elevator
shaft from the fifth floor to the basement.
Anton Danielkiewick. a former employe of
the Cudahy Packing company, filed suit
In district court yesterday against the
company for S15250 damages. The plaintiff
alleges that his leg was broken in such a
shape that It will be two inches shorter
than the other for the rest Of his life.
FINED for Illegal Rlshirg-sam Ham
ming, William Melvard. Otto Mactick
Jake Frananburg. william Riprinski and
a man who refused TO give his name were
4 arrested Friday at Arlington by Chief
Game Warden Henry NJ Miller and his
deputy, Frank Williams. They were
Wrought to Omaha and tried yesterday
morning on . charge OF illegal fishing and
Netting, IN Juytice BARRIERS court. The
justice imposed a fine OF $40 and costs on
each.
worn on Freight Depot starts-Founda-
ton work on the outbound freight house of
the burlington at Eighth and Jones streets,
started Friday morning. the building to be
pushed TO an early completion. Piles are
/driven as the first step and a heavy ee-
ment construction foundation set on each
set Of four piles. The building will be of
brick and the counterpart Of the inbound
house that has been erected east Of where
the outbound one has been started. October
Is is the date that the building Is to be
completed, as promised by the contractors.
who win Pay the Cost-whether the
- Omaha Water company or the city shall
pay for the expenses Of raising a water
pipe at Eighteenth and Burt streets will
be argued In the supreme court OF the state
Monday. The case is pending In the SUI
prems court on appeal from the district
court, where the city failed TO get q man
damus, forcing the water company to make
the connections. The differences arose In
connection with the laying OF the Burt
street sewer. The city wanted a water
pipe belonging TO the company raised. The
water company refused 20 do the work
and the city brought mandamus proceed
ings In the district court The water COM
pany was upheld and the case appealed
Practically all Of the Burt street sewer Is
completed. save this connection.