Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23

Davis Drugs.
VictrolR, $lo. A. Hospe Co.
For messenger service, call 13O
a bamon Electric Co, opposite T.. ..
Woodr1ng Undertaking Co.. Tel. SS9.
Gardner Press printing, sol LIST Ave.
1ewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone y.
Tor wall paper, decorating and paint
lns, see Berwick, I'll South Main.
Guaranteed watch and jewelry repair
ing. Befferts, jewelers.
5RRApLSEX ELECTRIC CO. WIRING
and FIXTURES. Phone Ss4
DE-. II. A. Woodbury., dentist, moved to
po-SS Sapp black. Phone Black 500,
Accurate and satisfactory glass fitting
ana repairing. Lefferts. Opticians.
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE c. b.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn. 12S Pearl.
Furniture and ehattel loans; usual
rates. Estab. 70 years. A. A. Clark & Co.
For sale or rent, 537 Broadway, by r.
a Spencer Plumbing, Heating, Furnace
and Tin Works, 20 No Main St.
:. Council Bluffs chapter No. AL, order of
me Eastern star, win hold a special
meeting saturday evening TOR the pur-
w. j. Hammill. head of the Hammill
business college, has been called to Rock
ford, III, by the death of his mother at
The old homestead, Thursday.
Clyde Alderman, q years old a
Colorado cowboy. Is being held at the
folice station In answer to requests of
the officers at Hugo, Colo, who allege
That he is wanted for horse stealing. The
police had been advised that he would
likely come to Council Bluffs, where he
has relatives The young man was dis
covered and identified by Walt Hendrix,
quarantine officer. who called Captain
Ehafer and assisted, in making the arrest.
The police say the man admits his
identify, but denies the charge.
It cost Frank Dobblns, SIS co. secure a
demonstration of the fact that conduc-
Tors in charge OF street cars have au-
thority TO maintain the peace. Dobbins
got into an alteration on an Omaha
ear and attempted to lick the conductor.
Two windows were broken in the melee.
He was held until the car reached Pearl
Pnd broadway, when he was turned over
70 Deteottve Arnold; A SIS bond for, MS
appearance I'M police court yesterday
morning was forfeited, when he failed
so appear.
4 Members Of tho Grand Army and the
Toman'sf Relief corps who intend to at
&resbyterfan church Sunday evening are
Eequested, to meet at the broadway
Methodist church at 1880 O'clock and
march 60 the Presbyterian church In q
body. Members of the local post of the
United Spanish War Veterans and their
ladies are TO attend the services also, and
will meet with the Grand Army and Re-
lief Corps members and march with them
to the church The sermon will be de-
livered BY Rey.- George A. Ray, pastor OF
ire 'fJcCono FFSsDyleIlah SluICh
Andrew Mcfarland, aged % years, died
at L oclock yesterday morning, at his
home, 1517 South Seventh street, from
blood poisoning, after a months illness.
Mr.. Mcfarland was born at Edinburg,
Scotland. and had been a resident OF
this city for thirty-six years. He is sur
viYed by four sons. James II. McFar-
land of Carthage. NO.; Robert, Andrew
and william. all at home. and one
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Harris of Bellevue,
Neh.r The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the family
home. Rev. George A. Ray. Of the Second
Presbyterian. church officiating, Burial
will take place at Walnut Hill Gene
terry. Friends are requested not to send
flowers. .i +N f,rU.
Information that grain thieves were a.
work robbing cars in the western pari
of the city, caused squad of officers
to % sent to the locality last night
They came upon a gang Of mep and boys
but THE latter scattered bafnre the Sqfi
ficers got near enough to seize any :, 81
them and they disappeared In the dark
ness The, police have succeeded In To-
eating a man who Is said to be receiy-
ing all of the grain stolen from the cars
and brought to his place. Most of the
stealing has been done by boys and
this man has been training them In their
work and encouraging them to make fire.
uent raids. Only little additional evil
dence is now Required to convict him.
His case will be laid before the grand
jury, which meets next Tuesday but he
may be arrested by the police in the
meantime.