Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-21

Davis, drugs.
Victrola, SIS A. Hospe Co.
H. Berwick for wall paper
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel s39.
| CoFrigans, undertakers Phones 143.
! FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
| Fine watch and jewelry repairing.
Leffert's
Morehouse a Co.. the home of good
printing.
ToNr's CAFE HAS MOVED TO NO.
s PEARL STREET.
Painting and paper hanging. Jensen
Wall paper company, Masonic temple.
Bluff City Laundry. Dry Cleaning and
Dye Works. New phone No. 28l4.
TO SAVE OR BORROW. SEE C. b.
Mutual Bldg. n Loan Assn. 123 Pearl
BUDWEI5ER on draught-The Grand.
Budweiser In bottles at all first-class
bars. r
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday. II was taken by John Ha-
lacka and Anna Svacina, both of Omaha,
and both giving their ages as ~ Years.
Hawkeye lodge No 1874. Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows will meet in regu-
lar session Friday evening. A good at
tendance is desired. especially the degree
staff for drill preparatory to putting on
the work before the grand lodge at Sioux
City.
Brewick G. Sandwich, building con-
tractors, yesterday took out permits for
I the erection OF 5000 dwelling for George
onderkirk, corner OF Bluff and Story
streets, and for a 1880 cottage for
Charles Sorrenson, South Eleventh street
and Twenty avenue
Uarnnp praadInUn tfE ,~ns,oda the local
boy champion bantamweight wrestler OF
the world, viii take on Bill Murphy Of
Butte, Mont, l36 pounds, for finish
match, best two out Of three falls, catch
as.cateh-ean, September "a, for a side
bet OF 800 BIZ Murphy posted $40 last
week TO bind the match. Two good pre-
| llimnarles will be pulled off before the
main bout. The first will start at $3.50
o'clock. The matches are under the aus
pices Of the Iowa Athletic club at their
rooms Is South Main street
The divorce suit OF Clara r. Kretchmer
against Charles w. Kretchmer occupied
the attention Of Judge e. B. Woodruff
In the district court nearly all day yes
terday. Evidence On both sides was In.
troduced and the attorneys for each made
a hard fight for his client. The case
was submitted at the close of the day
and taken under advlsement. Some OF
the testimony was rather sensational but
l pAiy q stAptl hudISuIc was VIEHCHl "
heard 1t.
The Retail Merchants association Is
planning to have a series OF business
talks given here by men of national
prominence and who have shown quail
fications that entitle them to suggest
better business methods and solve busl
ness problems. IL the plan is carried ou
month of October Editors Of magazines
devoted to business problems, such AZ
Success, will be asked to deliver som,
OF the addresses. A lecture will also b.
faculty of the Sheldon school. AS lee
turers of the caliber contemplated will
cost money, II Is planned to charge al
admission fee that viii be sufficient L
, cover the expense. AS the audiences ar
expected to be composed almost who'll,
of business men, none would object t
being called upon to- pay liberal fe
for knowledge and suggestions that nigh
be worth many times the cost.
, Delos McClelland alias Fred Moore
was arrested yesterday upon an indict
, fnent returned by the last grand jur
bsS sosSIng wnss ~ sm n Of aforgerE Mcclellan
Green Fuel company's yards on Eas
Broadway for several years. 1t Is al
legged that on February TO- last, he forge
! the name OF W. M. Green to q check II
sss Ss.sso and 3 IN n the The evening q that "a
> store on Pearl street. He bought
pair OF shoes and received Sl6.60 In casf
Manager Green told the grand jury tina
on February 10 he missed a number O
/ checks from his check book In the offic,
! and that the one identified as No. B.
3 and passed at the Peterson store wa
i one of the number missing, He Pre-
4 nounced 1t crude forgery, as the se
, nature was written Mr. W., Green.
|, McClellanQ was locked up In the count
; jail In default OF $500 bond.
4 Notice OF appeal to the state supren
3 court was yesterday filed In the dstrf
y court by the attorneys for the defendal
r in the case Of Robert s. Earha
II against 0. r. McKesson. The suit WI
d tried six months ago and resulted in
r verdict for Eali!art, who sued McKessc
for $4,000 damage for false arrest al
prosecution In connection with the di
posal OF mining stock in. company
which both were interested. McKesst
= was accused of procuring Earhart
Indictment by the grand Jury. In h
trial that followed that he was full
exonerated. The suit for damages r
\ suited In Judgment In favor OF Earha
a of several thousand dollars. Another su
= is now pending In the district court
enforce collection of the judgement
y garnishment and execution. McKesso
i who formerly lived in Council Bluffs ar
= was prominent In local implement dea
4 ers circles, is now resident OF Il
Angeles.
!. Detective Elmer Lane, who was shot
y the leg by night proWler whom