Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council Bluffs Office OF
The Bee Is at ~ North
Main 81. Telephone 40.

Davis. Drugs.
Victroiia, SIS. A. Hospe 90.
Woodring Undertaking Co, Tel. 3ss
scientifically fitted glasses Lefferts.
Gardner Press printing. Sol First Ave
btookert sells rugs. 900 w. Bwy. Tel 907.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone n.
cLATTERBUcK ELEC. CO.. Tel. s.
We clean and block hats. Cooks Clean.
ing Works. Phone i7s
.PYQRHHBA TREATMENT. Or. II. a.
woodbury., dentist, sapp block.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO.. WIRING
AND FIXTURES. Phone Ss4.
BbB berwick for new designs IN
Wallpaper and art decorating
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW, SEE c. -.
mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn, i25 Pearl
Furniture and ehattel loans, u usual
rates. bstab. ~ years. A. A. Clark Co.
Alfred Buxton, ir, son OF Or. 4. q. a,
weekend.
LAWN GRAss. white clover, blue
grass or mixed lawn, extra fine, Younker-
man Seed Go. Phone 3077,
BPHlhG BULBS Tube roses calidnuH,
gladlolaa, cosmos. dahllas and lily Of the
valley. Younkcrnan Seed co. Phone HIf,
]. G. De Ravens arrived home last night
from Los Angeles, Cal. where he has
been sojourning the last winter, enjoying
tho balulv air Of that delightful land or
sunshine and flowers.
Hawkeys lodge No. ~. Independent
order Of ODD Fellows. will meet IN regu-
ar session Friday oyening The initlatory
degree will be conferred The degree
staff u requested to be present Visiting
brothers are welcome.
Manager Wilson Morris Of the Bluff
city Plate Glass and Mirror works con
Guided five-yssr lease for the rooms
lOW and 1909 West Broadway, which will
he used hereafter for tho manufacturing
business Of tho company. The factory
building on Mynster street adjoining the
Mctzger Bakery oompanys big plant has
proven too small for tho Inhalation OF
oil the machinery and larger quarters
we're demanded. The new site IN forty
feet wide and eighty feet long and IA 10
Gated IN ono Of the new Everett but a
lnBa. The new location In only y block
from the Northwestern rallrond tr8ckaKe,
which gives additional advantage, The
machinery will be moved 10 the new 10.
cation at once, and the plant will b.
better equipped than ever 10 handle its
business.
Former Alderman Ellsworth 10 suffer
ing from painful injuries received IN an
ood automobile accident. and his car, a
new HlK-cylinder studebaker, IL IN the
shop receiving $40 worth OF repairs. Mr.
l.llbWorth. in Tho vicinity Of the Union
PaeiflG roundhouse on Fourteenth avenue
NHN t.WNHtfSih hAlNfAs NVlHuou WIN ~
guy. wire that had been strung 10 sup
port a Western Union Telegraph COM
Panys pole The wire had not. been
9oxod and Was entirely invisible ~ tho
darkness. II struck the .windghied Of
Tho car, cut away just half of the steer
Ink wheel and tore off the top Of the car.
Mr., Ellsworth received some bad cuts
from the shattered glass. but missed
coming into direct contact with the wire.
Mrs Ellsworth who was IN the car also
escaped without injury. The car WAS
moving slowly or the accident would
have been more serious.
The fourth suit NJ the recent series 10
collect alleged delinquent taxes from
large corporations WA instituted yoster-
day In the district court. n wnH brought
IN the name OF the county trca sirer by
Attorney A. q. Kiaie, former partner OF
Ben Mccoy, tax ferret who operates all
over the state, and employed until re-
Gently by the PottWattamie county board.
The action Ia against the Iowa n Short
Line railroad, better known ns tho Trey
nor interurban. The clain1 II for RPS Of
unpaid taxes for the year 1915, and an
appeal IN made TO have the tax claim given
priority as a lien against the total amount
~ the W. M. Lana bid Of 1900 for all
of the property owned by the corporation.
Judge Wheeler had previously held that
tax claims were prior liens, his ruling
covering the years Of 1911, 1879, 1913 ana
1914. The Lana bid has been approved by
Judge Wheeler and the amount must be
paid IN full before the end Of the pres
ent month.