Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS

vote for T. ]. Cronin for sheriff-Adv.
Aave Root Print Tt-Now Beacon Press
Life Monthly Inoome-Gould. Bee Bldg
Fidelity Storage and Van Co. Doug. 1919.
JEFF W. Bedford for state senate.-Adv.
Lighting Fixtures - Burgess-G randen
company.
Thomas w. Blackburn for Congress-
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F9r County Treasurer, w. G. IRE He
is now treasurer.-Advertisem
Frank A. Kennedy, republican candi-
GATE Tor state senator, twenty-eight years
in Omaha. Advertisement
Republicans, Attention-G. A. Eckles
for police Judge; has had no office; seeks
ion.-Advertisement
Louis d. hopkins, republican candidate
for county clerk, asks pour support at
the polls, August acknowledgment.
Vote for Daniel Harmon, democratic
candidate for state senator. Twenty-six
years in South omaha.-Advertisemen
Attention, Rspublicans-"Bert" Z.
Miner is a candidate for state represen-
tative, not for state auditor-Advertise
ment.
Mr. Mertsns in the East--Herman Mer-
tens, who has been east the last week
purchasing his fall stock of pianos. will
return Tuesday.
A. n. Comstook, republican candidate
for justice Of the peace, was for over
twelve years president Of the Omaha
Printing company.-Advertisem
Parrish In Ldncoln-Manager V. B.
Parrish of the Omaha Publicity bureau
is in Lincoln arranging for an Omaha
and a South Omaha day at the state
fair this fall.
Burlington Men to Banqust-Claim
agents and other officials of the Burling-
ton railroad, to the number Of about
thirty, will gather at the Henshaw hotel
Sunday for dinner and a meeting.
"Today's Complete Move Program"
may be found on the first page of the
classified section today. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Rossnblum Is Dalxsn Reoeivsr--Ar-
thur Rosenblum has beef appointed re-
ceiver of the ]. A. Dalzell & Son COM
pany, now in bankruptcy. The business
of the concern will be continued under
the recelvership.
Quarantine on Sugar Cane-rn view OF
a quarantine having been declared on
sugar cane in portions OF Porto Rico and
Hawaii Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Dockery has held that such cane is
unavailable to the United States.
Negro women to Give Dinner-The
Negro Women's Christian Home associa-
ton will give a dinner Tuesday at 104
South Fourteenth street, the proceeds to
be used in making the first payment on
a home for aged colored people.
Kubans Enrouts Bast-Johnny Kill
bane, champion bantam weight pugulist,
accompanied by his wife and his man
ager Jim Dunn, will pass through Omaha
Sunday, coming in on the Los Angeles
train at II 80 in the morning. He is en-
route to New York.
Tyles Wrongly bisted-Gus A. Tylee.
candidate for the republican nomination
for member of the legislature, was erron-
eously listed in The Bees directory of can
didates as proprietor of lunch room.
Mr.. Tylee is professional masseur and
physical culture expert.
Mail for the Orient-Second Assistant
Postmaster General Stewart has sent out
notices relative to routing mail for the
orient. He advises that by reason of the
war in Europe such mail should be sent
by way of Pacific coast ports in order to
insure speedy delivery.
Arend Out of Race-A c. Arend, re-
publican candidate for nomination for a
place on the Omaha Water board, an
nounces his withdrawal from the race
He asks his friends to throw their sup
port to John W. Parish republican who
is seeking the nomination.
Gould's New Guide II out-The 1915
edition of Gould s. Index Guide of Omaha
and South Omaha is just out. All the
new streets and changes in names, to-
gether with a complete directory Of house
numbers and how to reach them, are
given in the book, along with general in
formation about the two cities.
Curran'a Occupation SGisstated-In the
tabulation of candidates for the various
offices on the republican ticket given
in The Bee Friday night, Thomas p.
Curran was given the occupation of fire
man. Instead he is the deputy tax com
missioner of South Omaha and practices
law.
Correction Of Dirsctory-The Bee Is
asked by A. L. Timblin to make it known
that he is not in the collection business
as listed in our directory of candidates
for justice of the peace, but Is now do
ing a general law practice. c. II. Bilyeu,
given as a collector, says he is collector
for the Gordon Van and Storage company.