Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Corrlgans, undertakers. Phones IA.
Genuine Victrola, SIS. A. Hospo Co.
For authority on watches see Leffert
/ FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
WoodrinE Undertaking CO. Tel. 6S
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
Every Victor record In stock. A.
Hospe Co.
Place your orders now for Xmas franz
ing at the Fauble art shop,
| EYES TESTED and glasses fitted. Lef-
terts' registered opticians, 500 broadway
Time now 70 order your new books for
the new year. Morehouse 4 Co.
You can get anything in the line of
sitEerWare for the Thanksgiving table at
| Letlerts, O8 Broadway.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR COLES
HOT BLAST HEATERS the stoves that
| warm the floors, $40 up. r. e, DeVol
Hdw, Co., bN Broadway.
b. r. Patterson, foreman of the car
repair department in the local yards of
the Illinois Central railroad, Is confined
to his home by Illness.
II you want WINDOW GLASS call Bell
phone 59S. Bluff City Glass and Mirror
| Works, lOih West Broadway. We make
. speciality Of GLAZING at low prices.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses, cattle and all
chattel securities at big discount OF the
usual rate. Office over $50 West Broad
way.
There will be a Joint meeting OF the
Grand Army and the Woman's Relief
corps at Grand Army hall in Ine Young
Mems Christian association building this
evening. All members are requested TO
be present
Night Sergeant Short Of the police de-
partment is at the Edmundson hospital,
suffering an attack of stomach trouble,
which has been an increasing inflction
Tor several weeks. He has been off duty
since Tuesday.
The tax ferret suits that were brought
against the Deetkn estate in 1903 and
which were dismissed by court order
were called up during session of the
Board of County Supervisors and full
settlement of all claims were made by
the payment Of $50.
A special meeting of the school board
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
In the office of President FINLEY, for the
purpose of considering the plans for the
proposed new addition to the high school
building, which the building committee
of the board authorized Architect Cox to
prepare.
Arthur Mcfarland, the negro indicted
by the grand jury for enticing young
boys away from their homes and whose
trial is set for the present term of dis
trtct court, applied to Judge Arthur yes
lterday. for an order to bring here at the
cost Of the state two witnesses, whom he
alleges are vital to the defense he eN-
poets to make. The witnesses are Frank
Sanders and Henry Brown.
The funeral of Clarence Bennett Craig,
|
from the effects of strange abdominal
tumor. will be held this afternoon at s
o'clock from the residence OF hIs sister,
Mrs. Perry Badolet, $40 Park avenue.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
J. NJ. Williams, pastor of the Broadway
Methodist church. Tomorrow morning the
body will be taken to Beatrice, Neb., for
interment
An agreement between Martin Jensen
and bis wife, Carrie Jensen, anu A. Nj.
DLundgard was filed In the district court
yesterday as final settlement OF pending
suit involving $4,000 and the title to two
tracts of farm land in Greeley county
Nebraska The Jensens agreed to endorse
without recourse two notes executed TO
one for 500 and the other for 1900. The
deal Is connected with the assignment Of
mortgage covering the land.
A barn on the premises OF ]. f. McGill,
located at Twenty-eighth street and Third
avenue, was prevented from being de-
stroyed by fire at noon yesterday by the
quick action and good work of the fire
men. The barn was well filled with
household furniture that had been stored
there, but the fire was extinguished be-
fore any serious damage was done No
one was at home at the time, and the
cause of the fire was not ascertained,
The building and contents were protected
by insurance carried in one of the com
panies represented by II. w. Binder & Co.
A long engagement in New. York does
not necessarily prove the worth Of play.
That city's Judgment Is often flagrantly
bad in estimating dramatic values, But
when the metropolitan verdict is pro-
| separated from New. York as London,
Berlin, Chicago, Washington, Minneapolis,
Denver, San Francisco, Baltimore and
Los Angeles the big town may be said to
have spoken truly. 1.-The Servant in the
House" will be seen at the Dohany on
Sunday matinee and night under the d.
Henry Mlller's original production and
Hugo b. Koch in the title role.
An application was made yesterday by
Mrs. Elizabeth Short for a modification
! of the decree of divorce granted Septem-
Der z 1910, by which the custody OF a
daughter, Irene, now aged years, was
given TO the father upon the admission
OF the mother that she was then in too
poor health to properly care for the child.
She alleges now that her health has been
restored and that her circumstances are
such that she can give her daughter the
proper care. She asks, however, that the
husband be required to contribute to the
support Of the child. Some further allega-
tons are made that friends and ac-
deny, and assert that they are not only
improbable, bat impossible. Judge Arthur
set inc hearing for November %.
With the expiration Of the contract with
Tax Ferret Mccoy, due to the repeal OF
the law under which his contract was
made. the Board OF County Supervisors
has acted upon the suggestion Of County
Treasurer Mitchell and appointed a num-
after the collection of delinquent personal
taxes, receiving as compensation Is per
cent OF the amount collected. The county
treasurer selected a number of men whom
he knew 20 be efficient and responsible
and recommended their appointment. The
board compiled with the request and
named these men: Henry Peterson and
George A. Burke, Council Bluffs; Frank
Galloway, Macedonia; j. r. Challoupka,
Carson; J. i. Bunker, Walnut; Fred Boie,
Hancock; Ray MaXfleld, McClella nd
August DamroW, Treynor.
SATURDAY SPECIALs-Dressed spring
chickens, per pound lac; fresh oysters,
per quart, 4Jc; fancy celery, lettuce,
parsley and green onions We are now
handling homemade mincemeat made
by the Trinity church ladies', per pound,
15c. our new dried fruits have arrived,
such as new prunes, per pound l5C:
Sultana raisins. per pound, 15c; seeded
raisins and currents, per pound, l21kc;
also citron, orange and lemon peel. Try
some OF our sweet cider per gallon, 35c.
New nuts OF all kinds from i5c per pound
up; pure buclJwheat, per sack 45c; pure
Vermont maple syrup In quarts. y gal
Ions and gallon cans. We have the same
old flour at the same old price, Lily
, Cream, sl.35 per sack Best coal oil, per
gallon, lOc; 8 gallon lots, Acc. l.. Green,
i34 Broadway. Tel 1924. Opposite c. Hafer
Lumber company
READ THESE SATURDAY SPE-
GALS and be convinced that you are
getting value received for every dollar