Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS

JEFF W. BEDFORD for state senstorN-AdV
vote for W. Q. Crosby for eoronsr.--Ad
lighting Fixtures, Burgess-GrandenC CO.
Fidelity Storage and van 90, Doug. ass
Rave moot Print Tt--Now Beacon Press.
vote for Thomas ". Blsofburn TOT
congress Advertisement.
vote for Geo. u. Huntington, register
OF ds.-Adyertisement
Tor County Treasurer--W. @. IRE. lie
is now treasurer. -Advertisement
vote for Prank Dewey, county clerk
now serving first term. Reject MN
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classified section today. and appears IN
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the various moving picture theaters otter'
panbaum Has q Job--Police Commits
sioner A. c. Kugel has appointed b. r.
Danbaum special chauffeur in his depart
ment to drive the contagious disease am
bulance
Glover Rssigns-Police Sergeant Al
bert n. Glover has resigned and the city
council has accepted his resignation. lie
will go on the retired list on pension He
was made q sergeant about a year ago.
Priest is Awaiting rrial-Abraham
Priest. an Indian Of the Winnebago reser-
walton, has been arrested on federaI
grand Jury Indictment for introducing
liquor to his brethren, and at present Is
awaiting trial in the county Jail.
Mr.. and 6rs miller Return-Royal
ID. Miller Of the Northwestern is back
from the Pacific coast. where he spent
his three weeks vacation. accompanied
by Mrs. Miller. lie found perfect
weather and had a delightful trip.
DR.. Despeoher in New Tork-Dr
Felix J. Despecher. who was visiting
relatives in France when the war
started. has landed at New York from
the steamship Chicago from Havre ana
will reach home Thursday morning
Ward Pays Heavy Fins--John p. Ward
arraigned before Federal Judge Paige
Morris on a charge OF forging a money
order for 1885, chose to pay a 500 fine
rather than go to jail for sixty days.
Ward did not seem to realize the gravity
of his offence.
Installing Fontenslls Millwork-ln-
stallation OF the millwork in the new
Fontenelle hotel will begin in about
week. Fine weather has FASTENED the plas-
tering, which is now nearing completion.
William r. Burbank, managing director
of the hotel, has returned from an eastern
buying trip.
Levy Too Busy to Talk war-Morris
Levy has returned from a summer spent
in Europe, having been in the war zone
a portion OF the time. Mr.. Levy found
mass of mail awaiting his attention and
many personal affairs to look after He
explained that he was too busy to talk
OF war or conditions in Europe.
Chtsam Building Home. J.
Chisam, assistant general freight agent
OF the Chicago Great Western, has COM
menced the erection of a $500 cement
and shake bungalow on his fruit and
walnut ranch, near Fullerton, Cal 1t
will be one and one-half stories and
modern Mr. Chisam expects this to be
his home when he retires from the rail-
road business.
walkinshaw Instead Of willdnSon-ln
the story of the Diamond Jack oil fields
of wyoming. appearing in The Sunday
Bee, James Wilkinson OF Omahn was
| mentioned as one of the men connected
| with the proposition. Instead the man
is James walkinshaw of the Y. b. cigar
! store for years a business man OF the
city. Mr.. Walkinshaw is firm in the be
lief that the oil fields viii make him a
millionaire.
GO to Boise nGesting--Rev. f. p.
! Quivey, state superintendent of the Ne
braska Children's Home society, and
Mrs. Quivey have gone TO Boise, Idaho,
to attend the national convention of the
National Children's Home society. which
ccnvenes at that place October % TO 81.
Rev. j. p. Dysart, state superintendent
OF the Wisconsin Chlldrens Home so
ciety, met them at Omaha and will ac-
company them on their journey.