Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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Fatok Philippe Watches, Edohlm. Jeweler.
oas, Electric fixtures. Burgess 0rAndsn'
Diamonds Of oualtty4--I1dholm, Jeweler
You CANT Be Robbed IL your valuables
are in our burglar proof vaults. A private
rafe for SO per year Omaha Safe Deposit
Trust Co. Entrance. 1914 Farnam St
Don't Suffer With Cola Fsst-But buy
pair Of our pure Para Gum Rubbers for
S1.0O and keep yom feet warm. The Omaha
Rubber Co, e. II. Sprague, President, 1903
Harvey street Just around the corner.
Burglar4os stil Continus-one to four
burgaries are reported every day. Be
wise in time and get burglary insurance.
Phone Creigh, Baldrige & Co, Doug. 200.
Investments in the Neb. Savings q Loan
Assn. earn Sc per annum, credited semi
annually 500 10 5000 1905 Farnam
street. Board Of Trade Building, Omaha
In the District oourt-suit for divorce
was filed in district court Saturday morn
ing by Mrs. Minnie Kuhl against John f.
Kuhl.
Negligence Responsible for Doath-suit
for heavy damages won't hurt your credit
II you have one of our liability policies.
Phone Creigb, Baldrige & Co.. Douglas 200
Points II to Talk. J. Points viii ad-
dress the Omaha Philosophical society sun
day at 3 o'clock y. m. in BaTight hall,
! Nineteenth and Farnam streets. on
Bacon Crisp, the Mystery of the Shakes
peare Plays"
Funeral Of =. =. Kuony-The body of
John b. kuony, the aged pioneer who
died several days ago, was taken from the
residence and placed on a train for Cal
noun, the former home, at noon Saturday
| for burial.
BidG for boulevard PavinS-Bids for
/ the furnishing OF material for the paving
OF the park boulevards will be opened By
| W. r. Watson chairman OF the finance
committee of the park commission board,
Monday morning.
WOodman Hearing Postponsd-The ar
guments in the injunction suit against Mrs.
Elizabeth Sears. supreme clerk of the
] Woodmen Circle, to restrain her from TAX
ing Independent action in her official
capacity were continued until Wednesday.
The case will be heard by Judge Day.
OaupbOn is Baek--Win Campbell,N sec
rotary Of the publicity bureau OF the Com
mercial club. arrived in the city Saturday
from a protracted trip through the west
! Mr.. Campbell reported having found a re-
markable sentiment OF friendship for
Omaha by the business men and insttu-
tons Of the Pacific coast. lie was gone sew
eral weeks on the trip.
opsrstta for st. PStriok's-The young
men and women OF ST. Patrick's parish vii
present the japanese operetJa, Princess
ChrNsan hemum." At Creighton auditorium
Twenty-nfth and California streets. Mon
day evening Rehearsals have been In prog
ress for several weeks and the participant
have been brought 10 point where the,
Will be able 10 put the operetta on in
high class manner.
To Rspavs Thirty-First Street, petl
! ton for the repaving OF South Thirty-tIrs
stIeet from Poppleton avenue TO Wool
worth avenue has been referred to the cit
engineer. This, with a petition tor repay
INK an alley between Dodge street an
Davenport street from Thirty-thlrd {
ThIrty-fouttn. Will be presented to the cit
council as soon as the legality OF the IN
struments can be passed on.
Resolutions on n. +. BurnAm-A cop
OF the resolutions passed by the city coun
ell on the death Of Harry f. Burnan
former city attorney. who died last No
, vember was received by city Auorne
Rine Saturday morning. The resolution
are in book form. The copy will be pre-
sented to the city council members Mon
day afternoon and, after they have signed
IL will be presented 10 Mrs Burnam.
To Organise University Club-Wit
STANLEY Rosewater acting as chairman
nine representatives OF various college
hsla a meeting at the Commercial club an
talked over plans for the organization OF
university club az noon saturday. Beside
Z Mr.. Rosewater, the University Of hiehiga
WAS represented By Frank Crawfor'
4 Charles J. Mcdonald and Jesse Palmer.
VAS explained that the University
Michigan alumni were ready 20 supper
the movement to a large extent NJ
Rosewater called a meeting for FebruaT
i n. al which an those present yesterday al
TO attend with as many other alumni
4 their respective colleges as possible. 4
that meeting formal organization Of a
club probably win be made.
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