Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

Corrigans, undertakers. Phones ~
FA' T BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Noodring Undertaking Co. Tel S69.
Lewis Cutler, funeral Director Phone 81
For Rent-Modern house. I2S Sixth Ave
Printing and binding well done. More
house a Co.
=, The best wines for soc per quart a;
NoSthieids, 5ls 5, Main ST.
We give premium coupons at The Puff
~ DOORWAY Cigars and tobacco,
Merchants lunch S5C. at Tony cafe,
IL South Sixth. A good place TO cat
George Lauren Levi. 4 years old, son OF
Lauren Levi, S6l5 Avenue c. died last
evening at the kdmunusou hospital OF
stomach trouble after short Illness,
II YOU want MINDow ui.ASs call Bei,
phone 6$t Bluff city Glass and Mirror
orks, 1914 West broadway. We make
speciality OF GLAZING Rt low prices
The officers OF the Ivanhoe commandery
NO. l.. kmgnts lempiar wlll be installed
al the MasohlC temple tonight. Ine
form.
Win A, cutler VINO has been spending
the holidays at tho home OF his parents,
MT. and Mrs. Louis Gutter lett iast n.gnt
Tor Iowa city 70 resume his studies In the
state university,
There win be a Joint installation OF
lvanhoe Commanuery No. IL knights
lempiari star chapter No, a., Royal Arcn
Woe'hNt ltuAl NllN lOOkt NO. 81 anu fN-
oeisior lodge No. 800, Ancient Free and
accepted Masons, " Cduesday evening at
) oc ock. All .-asons cordially invited.
The funeral OF Helen, the lO-year-old
daughter OF MIR, and Mrs. Frank Neither,
S22 North Ninth street will be held at
ST Francis Catholic church at . o'clock
this morning Requiem mass win be
celebrated 10y Rev. Father McManus. The
casket viii be buried in 81. Joseph Gem
etery.
lrcd rorsen 70 ,,,a,, 80 o,,, ,,,d ,..s-
terday at Mercy hospital after an illness
OF three weeks from stomach trouble, Mr.,
Jensen resided at 1914 South Ninth street
and owned large barn Just south OF the
city limits. lie had lived here for the
last thirty years. His wife, five sons and
one daughter survive and also his mother,
three brothers and two sisters.
The Council Bluffs High alumni basket
ball quintet wlll play the Council Bluffs
five January II at the Armory Fifth
avenue and Pearl street, The alumni
VIII endeavor to win this game, as they
have been unlucky In the past. Follow.
ing Is their lineup: Boyne, Grason and
oliver forwards; Hunt, center; Capel and
Grow, guards.
The annual meeting OF the WomRns =
Christian association will be held in
the parlors of the First Congregational
church this afternoon, beginning at 1850
program, reports from the various
officers and the election OF "A new set of
OFFICERS for the year. IL promises 10 be
one OF the most important meetings the
association has ever held and every
member is urged TO be present IL has
been phenomenal year tor the Edmund
son hospital and all who are interested
In its work, whether members OF the
association or not are Invited TO attend
the meeting.
The funeral of Blanche u. Haight, who
died at the Edmundson hospital OF KID
ney troube, viii be held tomorrow after
noon at 23O at the Peoples Congrega-
Sonal church. Rev. Mr., Hanley, pastor
OF the church, VIII have charge OF the
services. Miss Haignt although but ~
years old, had been a member OF the
SUNDAY school for five years, and "A
touching tribute will be paid to her when
ali OF the members OF the sunday schooi
wall attend the services and sing the
songs she loved, The pallbearers Will be
selected from the members Of her class.
1t Is expected that the entire congrega-
tton will attend the services
C. a. Atkins, former manager OF the
Nebraska Telephone company, writes his
tllends from Los Angeles Christmas ana
New Years greetings in such happy
strains that his decorations that he Is
fully enjoying himself In this glorious
country are wholly unnecessary, lie
sent his motorcycle from Council Bluffs
when he left here last October and says
he has been using IL almost constantly
riding about the country In absolute in
dependence and seeing and enjoying
everything worth while to the uttermost.
lie says nOtnlng about returning ana ma J.
remain there permanently. Mrs. Atkins
who has been visiting relatives and
friends In Chicago for several months, is
expected in Council Bluffs Within few
days on her way TO join her husband,
For several months negotiations have
been going on between the members OF
the school board and the library board
concerning the Leasing OF one OF the
ing for an office for Superintendent
BeVeridge and which would also be GEed
for all meetings OF the school board
Since the irruption OF the unusual number
grade into the high school made Il neces-
sary TO use the superintendent ofnce
In the high school building for recita-
ton room he has maintained his head
quarters IN the basement Of the oak
street building, "A mile away. The board
meetings have also all been held there
thus all of the members being permitted
TO fully realize the Inconvenience under
which the superintendent has been labor
ing. 1t was this that led TO negotiations
for the use of a room in the public
library building. The conferences have
been unavailing however. Al the last
meeting there was not a quorum OF the
school board has been looking up tempo
Iary office apartments in centrally To-
Gated business blocks and many adyan-
tageous offers have been received
Judge Arthur did not return from his
home at Logan yestefday and there was
consequently nothing doing in the dis
trict court. lie will be on the bench this
morning and the usual court grind will
be resumed. II viii be very tame in
comparison with the pyrOtechnlcs that
illuminated the solemn old building for
the last three weeks. There are but few
important cases on the docket. or at
least important enough to attract people
In sufficient TO I'll the chairs outside the
railing.
Fire companies were called out four
INES yesterday, but In az OF the in
stances combined there was scarcely
enough damage done 10 be worth the
trouble Of writing up the official record,
although in some Of the places thore were
opportunities for heavy damages. Shoruy
before o'clock last evening the depart
ment was called TO the Illinois Central
passenger Depot, where a lighted cigarette
or something else set fiIo 20 the floor IN
the mems waiting room A hole about
the size Of an ordinary tuTntp was burned
IN the floor, spelling one board. The home
in jeopardy when attempts 60 thHw out a
frozen water pipe set fire to the wood
work. Damage 20 the extent OF about
S25 was int icttd. About noon the grocery
store OF X. BTandeis on south Main
street, began to flll with smoke and an
alarm was turned In. The vaPor was
found to come from a pile Of burning
rags that had caught fire while heat was
being applied 20 a frozen pipe There
was not a cent Of loss. A damper that
was closed and forgotten In the furnace
IN the MaCAtee bakery caused the build
ing 20 become filled with smoke and an
alarm was turned IN, but the dampcr was
turned down before the firemen arrived.
Plumbers were as busy az the fremen,
about each individual having more lis
than the firemen.