Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-17
Davis. drugs

H. Berwick for wall paper.
CorriganS, undertRkers. Phones hS
Genuine ~Fictrola, SIS. A. Hospe 90.
Xmas Gifts-Fauble Arr snop.
For authority on watches see Letiert.
FAT BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. S6S
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~
For Rent-Modern house T23 sixth ave
Every Victor record In stock A.
HOspe Co.
Printing and binding well done. More
house a Co.
BIG SALE ON FRAMED PICTURES
today at Fauble Art shop.
Found-A gold ring. Lyons Head ood
Fellows temple. Phone Fac
Eyes tested and glasses fitted. Lefferts'
registered opticians. S02 Broadway.
We give premium coupons at The Putf'
go Broadway. Cigars and tobacco.
Merchants lunch. 95c at Tonys cafe.
u south sixth. A good place to eat.
Pictures framed to order for Christ
mas presents. We do not charge holiday
prices. X. Berwick. Il s. Main ~.
Foreclosure sale OF two horses weighing
l,4O pounds, Saturday, Dec 10. ISL, Al
,. m, al junction OF Pearl and Main.
J. G. Baker, agent.
CARVING SErs-We sell the celebrated
SHUR-EDGE and KEEN kUTTEH
makes. Price up from 81 set. p. c. DeVol
How. Co, 5o4 Bdwy.
william Page and Della Thompson,
both OF Omaha, took out the only mnr-
risge license issued here yesterday. They
gave their ages as q and %. respectively.
II you want Window GLASS call Bell
phone 500, Bluff City Glass and Mirror
Works, 1914 West Broadway. We make
a speciality OF GLAZING at low prices
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods. horses. cattle and ali
chattel securities az a hig discount OF the
usual rates. Office over go West Broad
way.
and Accepted Nasons, VIII meet In spe-
cial communication Saturday afternoon
Rt ? o'clock. and evening, for third degree
work. Banquet will be served at the
close OF the session.
City solicitor Kimball last evening filed
motion for a rehearing in the suit OF
Charles ". Carlisle against the city. In
which the Jury gave the defendant a
verdict OF $3.50 II the rehearing In de-
MED II will be carried up TO the supreme
court again.
w. r. Ellis, assistant state accountant,
who Is helping his chief, NJ +. Cox,
examine the records IN the county offices,
was suffering considerably yesterday
ceived when he attempted 70 walk on
thin afr across a dRrkened air chute In
the county building and fell into the
basement, q distance OF about twelve feet
He was still toiling az his work. but was
mhnlfestly suffering
Mrs. Mary r.. Lopez. sister of willard
Lopez, who was killed In the Northwest
ern yards Thursday morning while IN the
discharge OF his duties as a switchman,
died at the home OF her sister at s24
Fourth avenue, last evening of heart
failure. She was So years old and had
been an invalid for four years. She was
a member OF the Womah's auxiliary of
the Union Veteran legion and the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church. The remains
aas4I -. Al fNwmHN
avenue. today. She Is survived by her
husband. II. ID. Lopez, four daughters
and three sons. Arrangements for the
funeral Will be announced later.
MsT 4, Olson; q youth @ p years. wss
terday morning under 800 bonds 20 ap'
pear for trial this morning ON the charge
OF Erapsa lssssny o,s his AfGuser u q.
young man came 10 his farm, located
Just north OF the city. and during the ah
sence OF the family found the keyeto one
ssarehed the place Tor vslnabies lie &C,
cuses him of going upstairs and opening
a. trunk In which vs. was concealed anu
OF taking the money. The incident hap.
pened about a week ago, but sufficient
proof for tle arrest was not secured un-
III yesterday
Articles OF incorporation have been filed
by the two local lodges OF the Knights
Of Pythias which will permit them 20
city. The capitalization IL fixed at go 900.
which may be increased u a larger and
finer building Is decided upon. The Of
ficors and incorporators OF the assooia-
ton are: d. A. Moore, president; Glenn
y. Kimbali. vice president; II. j. Abbott,
secretary, and ]. Il. Whitney, treasurer.
The directors. who are 10 be chosen by
each lodge and three by the stockholders
as a WHOLE are 20 consist for the first
year OF Brandt Croker, &. A. Tibbitts,
Il. .. Thomas, Ray Cook. 4, J.. Culver.
%: A. Moore. Glenn =. kimball. J. b.
Whitney and Il. J. Abbott. These nine
together with +. @. Knowles, b. G.
Beaumont 3. j. Bradford and .. NJ.
Jensen are the incorporators OF the conn
pany.
The first prosecution under the new
automobile ordinance, approved by the
city council recently, was instituted yes
terday. IL involves the section prohibit
ing any person under 10 yeara old TO
operate an automobile except when ae-
companied by the owner. A. IL. Read
Is the complainant and the youthful
driver Is Charles Johnson, little negro
Okeefe. IL was he who drove the car
over the little son OF Mr.. Read last sum
mer. Mr.. Read happened 70 notice the
youth again driving the car and saw him
back Il In a reckless manner for nearly
half a block at the Junoture OF Pearl
and RroadHay. Ho Immediately went 10
the CITY building and filed the required
r,inning the machine except when the
physician Is In II. The lad Is 10 small
that 70 use the foot brake he 10 compelled
10 sit SO low In the seat that he cannot
see over the radiator. and for this reason
Is said 70 have many narrow escapes
from avoidable accidents.
IT, d. RunlSie, steward at the Iowa Sol
dlers' Orphans home at Davenport, ar
rived in Council Bluffs yesterday for the
purpose OF taking back the two boys,
i1ddie Patton and Frank Erwin, who ran
away from the institution and hoboed
their way across the state, reeching here
In a pitiable condition. The Patton boy {
feet were 90 badly frozen that he was
taken Immediately 10 Mercy hospital for
care and treatment. For 4 time Il wal
feared he would lose the injured members
but the excellent medical and other care
he received have resulted In restorins
him TO q condition that Will permit OF
him being taken back. Neither OF the
youngsters have made any complaint OF
bad treatment at the home, but, on the
contrary, both have spoken In the high
ert terms Of the kindness that has been
shown them and the fine home they had
The only explanation given was that boil
rot tired OF the place and grew 30 home
alex that the temptation 70 run away be,
came too strong 10 be overcome. Mr..
hunkle will take them back this morning
one has been kept al the Creche and the
other Is sin ln the hospital
COanciI Bluffs Produce Market.
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