Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-05

| IL bofWlck Tor wall paper.
Have Morehouse emboss Il.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones ia
Genuine Vctrola, SIS. A. Hosps CO.
For authority on watches see Leffert
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodrins Undertaking Co. Tel. aa
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
MANTED-Girls At Wodward's candy
,Every Victor record In stock. A.
Hospo Co.
Express delivery TO all parts Of Council
BUTTS. r. Fulk, phone B-b7l; Ind. POI.
NtW perfection OIL heaters-no smoke or
smell price, $3.50 to IS. r.. 9, do Vol
| HARDWARE company, J0f Broadway.
widely advertised meeting OF 'all
Ihose IN favor OF the commission form OF
city building last night.
II you want WINDOW GLASS call Bell
! phone so, BLUFF City Glass and Mirror
| works, lbih West broadway. We make
a specially OF GLAZING at low prices.
FREE FLOW EHS SATURDAY at our
! opening. Everyone invited TO inspect the
many beautiful Things IN art goods. spe-
shop.
Excelsior lodge No. $50, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, will meet I'm spe-
cial communication Saturday evening
| November 4. at $50 O'Clock Tor work Ia
the third degree. Refreshments served.
a foreclosure suit was begun in dis
against Frank, Albert and Temple Hil-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Thayer
upon lot z. block SO, Ferry addition. lhe
mortgage was given to secure a note for
SSOO dated July 81, 1909
| W. w. Shannon, tnctory and shop in
spector, who has been making inquiries
In Council Bluffs concerning delays in
complying with the state law requiring
fire escapes, left Tor Des Moines yester-
day after satisfying himself that the work
| was progressing as faVorably as possible.
Andrew KJelgaard. aged 81 years. died
Yesterday afternoon at Mercy hospital,
after weeks illness from appendicitis.
lie was member Of the Carpenters'
union and the Danish Lutheran church.
He was unmarried and made his home
with 9, G. Christensen, l2zS East Wash
ington avenue.
Edward Hewitt. the newly-appolnted
steward at the county farm, came from
McClelland yesterday, visiting the county
lcourt house In connection with his duueB,
which he assumed on November 1. lie
IL very sanguine OF being able TO fully
carry out the wishes OF the board In re-
lation TO the installation OF better
methods Of keeping the accounts at the
tarm ana inaugurating several other I'M
portant reforms.
Bert i. Childs, secretary OF the Ma
tional Rural Mail Carriers association,
IL the guest this week OF w. III. James,
president OF the Iowa state association.
secretary Childs Is taking his vacation
and 3 making daily drives with Carrier
JameS, going over the long rural route
and getting genuine idea OF the prob
lens that confront the carriers. In addi-
ton TO getting much valuable informa-
ton he IL getting a hearty appetite all
OF which he will carry away with him.
The work OF paving the bridge APP
proachea on Benton street was completed
yesterday, occupying Just two days time
OF Contractor Wickham's paving gang.
The work included concrete base tor
the new paving and the relaying OF a sec
ton OF the old pavement to make II con-
permitted a great Improvement in the
, grade, which will go tar toward prevent
! Ing the Inevitable accumulation OF sheet
Of mud during every rainstorm.
John II, Loomls, IS years old, died at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs Abblt
Brooks 50i Fourth street. yesterday OF
the infirmities incident TO old age. Mr.
Bluffs for the last fifteen years lie
was formerly In the implement business
at Shelby lie Is survived by four chill
funeral S ~" viii be held this afternon at ESQ
o'clock from the home OF his daughter.
The body will be buried In Walnut Hin
cemetery.
Al the request OF the Omaha police de-
, pRrtment, William Maher, a well-known
Council Bluffs bartender, was arrested
and held as a fugitive from justice and
, Omaha police. He was charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder.
Maher has been tending bar for Henry
: Rand at 1908 Farnam street. Rand was
! a former partner OF Hans Claussen In
this city and Maher was his bartender.
I Maher stabbed Thomas Broderick twice
during q quarrel, lnflictlng wounds that
last night were thought to be fatal,
. Maher returned to Omaha without pro"
test.
: Manager George w. sancha OF the
. Monarch Printing company yesterday in
formed City Clerk Duff that the ballots,
poll hooks and other election supplies
were ready for delivery. The announce
I nent anticipated the delivery by at least
TO the Incident by the fact Il Is the first
time that election poll books have ever
e been made In Council Bluffs. The work
has always been done abroad. The price
for the home product was considerably
cheaper than has been previously paid
The Monarch company Is now engaged In
; fore the bluffs directory has been printed
In Sioux CITY. This year the Monarch
Is printing the Sioux City book. also th'
= Sioux Falls directory and for four towns
!. At the present rate It will cost about
= $40 head TO register voters who require
Is Il and who feel inclination to vote a.
a the forthcoming special election. Tit
a second day of registration closed yester
"a day After two days OF hard work thu
REGISTRARS In the First precinct OF thI
a Second ward succeeded In adding just fiv,
i names to the poll books. In the frs
e precinct OF the Fourth ward, but thre,
"a names were added In two days. In somi
N OF the precincts there was not a slngl,
name added. Each registrar Is pad 8
D. day for the four days work $40 10
"a each precinct or $500 for the entire four
"A teen precincts. They will have 60 registe
~ fifty-slx voters 10 bring the average cos
Ct per capita 10 $50. IL looked last nigh
te very. doubtful IL that number would b.
a. reached.
James Learning, the 1S-year-old son o
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Learning, died a
their home. 1907 Seventh avenue, yester
: day morning OF heart failure. He hai
long been troubled with heart weakness
9 but the fatal attack did not develop unit
- Saturday night, and he had been con
fined 20 the house since. lie Rwakenei
al early yesterday morning and called 10
= his mother. When she reached his bedside
she found him gasping and speeches
er She placed her hand underneath his head
re but he died before she could clasp hir
=, IN her arms. The lad had just finlshe
"a the eighth grade IN the ST. Joseph Catho
IN lie school and expected to enter the hig
where. The body will be taken 20 Du
n buQue this morning for interment In m
n. family lot there, where the family FOR
m merly resided.
.r- The first meeting OF the Theosophics
society In the new rooms on the thir
n floor OF the Merriam building was hel
a. last night. u was an open meeting an
q, number OF those not members weT
present. pretty little social tinge wa
n given 20 the meeting by the women I
the society serving coffee and urht =,
freshments, including fruits and M
aaududrhes The new nt,urea.-. 49, -.