Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-29


Picture framing Fables Art shop
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. P. c. DE Vol Hdw. Co.
woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. 3se.
Lewis cutler. funeral director Phone o..
Special Plano Sale at Ilospes this week,
tO7 Broadway.
Pure blackberry Juice and Virginia Dare
wine. J. J. Klein co.
Miss Frances Richmond IL entertaining
Miss Frances Plumer OF Silver city.
Miss Maude Bell has returned after a
four months visit with relatives IN duluth.
Free-Beautlful sheet picture free TO pur-
chasers Of frames Saturday. Fauhle Art
Shop
Mrs. Eugene Cox il confined to her home
week.
a. per cent discount on framed pictures
and framing work AL this week. II. Bor-
wick 2il 8. Main ST.
Fryer Printing Co. new location. 2s2l and
923 ". B'way. Phones 205. Mail and phone
calls answered In person.
The g. A. Pierce q CO. siiUe ;-1re Is now
open for business al their new location,
$50 West Broadway, between Pearl anu
Sixth streets.
Only one marriage license vas issued
Yesterday. G. c. Airkham, aged 81, and
Minnie Harden. S. came here from Bea-
trice Neb., TO be married
Excelsior lodge No. 259, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons. Will meet in special
communication Saturday evening al $50
O'Clock for work in the third degree.
SPECIAL SALE ALL This WEEK
money saving opportunity. p per cent
discount Oh Az wall paper and room
moulding. n. Berwick. D9-li South Main.
w y. Rue is suffering from a badly
eprained ankle sustained while engaged In
playful sprinting contest around the pool
table in the central fire station Thursday
evening he tripped on a rug and fell
Howard Hall, who brought suit against
the street railway compan. asking $500
for ALLEGED rough usage by a conductor
following a dispute over the payment of
fare. withdrew his suit YESTERDAY. II was
announced that he settled Il for $500.
W. A. Larned began srit for divorce
yesterday In the district court agalnst his
wife, Grace Ella Larned They were mar
rled In Waterloo, Ia in March, 1891 lie
alleges she deserted him two years sRo
and did other things loving wife should
not
The West Council Bluffs Improvement
club has officially requested the city au-
thorities TO construct an additional fire
house in the western part OF the city. The
resolutions passed at the last meeting
designate Thirty-fourth street and Broad
way as the desired site.
Charles Foster former sexton Of Fair
view cemetery, who was pronounced to be
in a dying condition Saturday night has
rallied from the serious condition he was
then In and has continued to improve. Al
though completely pRraiyzed his friends
believe his life will be prolonged.
An intense amount Of interest has been
aroused all over the state i'm relation to
the proposed terminal tax law first made
public through the columns OF The Bee
and city and country papers are devotinR
much OF their space to Its discussion. The
bill was drawn by Glen +. KimbaN, city
solicitor for Council Bluffs, who was made
chairman OF the legislative committee APP
pointed at the last meeting of the League
Of Iowa Municipalities rhe Burlington
Hawkeye attacks the kimball bill with hot
VlEor.
The funeral Of Harry c. Irwin the Rock
Island switchmHn who was killed while in
the discharge Of his duties Tuesday night,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
residence. The services were conducted by
Rev James NJ. Williams at the residence
and at the grave by his comrades and the
knights of the Maccabees. The pallhearers
were chosen from the members of the
Switchmens union, to which he also be
longed. They were II. J. Hereby. j EEau,
a, j. Short, T.. Wingate. j. Carroll and
r. Miller
Roy Thomanson IS years old. was sent
20 the county jail yesterday for thirty
he was charged with larceny from build.
lng. II was shown that Thomanson passed
the home OF NJ. G. Meichle 1917 High street
the evening before and noticing a ground
floor window slightly raised made a
further Investigation. He discovered with,
In reach OF his arm a good suit Of clothes
and he took them. lie was caught before
he had chance to reach pawnshop The
case involved the distinction between
pJtAhlnG ana entering winch IL the lows
legal term for burglary. and simple larceny
II was nice distinction 10 make but Judg,
Snyder had no other alternative. The boy
had not broken into the house and had no
entered It. He had thrust his arm through
partly open window but his arm wa!
not him consequently he was not In TN
building. The value OF the clothes did no
constitute grand larceny and the jail sen
tence was ell that was coming to hin
under the law.
II looked for a few moments yesterda,
a. II Attorney George B. Clark OF Oakland
was in danger OF mourning the wrath o
Judge Thornell in the district court ClarI
Is attorney for Elmer Fehr, who has beer
made defendant in. about twenty suits arts
ing from his connection with GUARDIANSHIP
interests and who was finally adtudged Il
be about IS 900 In arrears In his settlement
with new guardians. Fehr was cited 10
contempt and only escaped a Jail sentenc
by signing a trust deed TO a farm nea
Oakland as security for the missing funds
trustee. His Investigations disclosed tn
sale by Fehr and his attorney, Clark o
tract Of Canadian land and II was al
legged that the proceeds had been conslgne,
10 Clark. lie WAS ordered to appear II
court and explain. Yesterday was the day
but he failed to appear. Explanation
were forthcoming Just Ia time IL wa
shown that he had misund Ell stood the orde
liking the date IL shown that h
was In court the previous DAY but IN
representatives of the trustee were moi
Judge Thornel after a conference wit
Clark over the telephone made an orde
fixing Monday as the date for the report