Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Vote for T. ]. cronin for sheriff-Adv.
Have Root Print Tt-Now Beacon Press.
Life Monthly Ineoms-Gould. Bee Bldg.
Fidelity Storage and van Co. Doug. 1915.
JEFF W. Bedford for state senate.--Adv.
lighting Fixtures - Burgess Cranden
company.
Thomas W. blackburn for Congress-
Advertisement.
For County Treasurer, w. G. Ure. He
is now treasurer Advertisement
ThoIiss Lynch, the lawyer is re-
publican candidate for state represen-
Rtive.-Advertisement.
Prank A. Kennedy, republican candl-
date Tor state senator, twenty-eiglit years
in Omaha--.AdvertsenIe
Louis %. Hopkins, republican candidate
for county clerk, asks your support at
the polls, August Acknowledgement
Jesperson Gets Contraot-C. NJ Jes-
person has been awarded the contract for
the erection of the Walters flat at Elev-
enth and Briggs streets The contract Is
for 5000.
italy Calls Out Rsservss-Friday's
issue of Corriere del Populo. the local
Italian newspaper. contains the informa-
ton that Italy has called to the colors
the reservists of 1855, 1889. 1880 and 1891.
'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 pictura theaters offer.
loyal Club Mests Monday-The Off
GERS OF the Loyal club have decided TO
alave an open meeting Monday evening
1914 North Twenty fourth street when
al | candidates will be invited to lie pres
60 {.
Thompson-Belden Buyers Gro East
NJ ii. Horne, Mrs. A. Stork and Miss
NJ. O'MaIley. buyers in the linen. fancy
woa and glove departments OF The
'rhoa npson-Belden store. have gone east
10 m AXE purchases OF stool, for the com.
inE eason.
FNti Ter Has Son Ares ted--John Met
calf, aged IS. was arrested on the COM
plant Of his father l. L. Metcalf. si5
Pacific street. because the lad stole SSJ
in cash and $50 in checks from him.
Mr. Metcslf asserts lle can do nothing
with his incorrigible on
New divorce Suits New divorce suits
filed in district coU TT are: Laura VS.
Oscar sstru ekler. noIl-support; Nellie NJ
VS.. Gus A. KimmeI, non-support; Edith
VS.. Otto, Tague, no n-support; Mary VS.
John NJ Z knabe, niIn-support; Nellie VS.
Oliver Fl oward, cru city.
wakele , Back rom Glacier Park
General Passenger Agent Wakeley of the
Burlingto n is HON from ten days spent
in Glacier park. He made a large part
Of the trip on horseback and had a de-
lightfuI tpurney, stopping at numerous
places and catching ten trout.
old Sett lers' Picnic &C Papfl1ion-An
invitation has been extended the Doug
las county plon GERS by the Sarpy county
settlers to the Natters picnic at Papinion
Saturday. Interurban cars will run
hourly all day to and from the picnic
grounds, leaving Omaha on the even
hour.
To Juvenile Court for Gambling--Max
and Paul ii pllenberg, 2O1S Pierce street,
two successful young Omaha spectators
are lin bad with the juvenile author
tiles. en- Juns' they won 81 from lizzie
Furst by reas, m OF their superior ability
to forecast the result of a ball game but
on Saturday they must appear in juven-
lie court to ans wer charge Of gambling
Mrs. Karin ian in Idaho--Mrs. Ed
ward IT, Harr imam, who, with her fam
lis, is spendin,s the summer at the Har-
riman ranch, Island Park, Idaho, viii
pass through Omaha, returning east,
about September l. She will travel on q
special train, not making a stop of any
length in Omaha. Officials of the road
will accompany her over the Union Pa
cific.
Funeral OF a Dog-A regular wake
followed by a ceremonious and expensive
funeral was accorded Beauty" 12-year-
old canine pet belonging to c. NJ, Gill
bert. Thursday. In the automobile be-
longing to Amos Abbey. and driven by
him, Beauty" reposing in a handsome
coffin, was hauled out near Florence.
There "Beaub''s" friends held a wake
and afterward laid the dead canine to
rest Beauty was almost human
greved Gilbert. and almost like a
child"