TIIE OMAHA PAILf BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1906.
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CITY COUNCIL IN DEADLOCK
Cut rortj-Oni BalloU Without Electing
President and Continue! Meetine.
FUNKHOUSER ONE AHEAD OF BEDFORD
tlnmn Cants Vote for Himself
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After forty-one Ineffectual ballots to of
clrte ur"H h piesirifnt the new democratic
city council confessed Itself In a desdlo k
yesterday iiftrrnoon nnd adjourned until
3 p. m. today for a fresh tusple.
t'ntll a president In elected no business
can be transacted, In the opinion of City
Attorney Hiirnnm and ex-Assistant City At
torney Ilerdninn. on all except the first
ballot the vote on president stood like this:
For Funkhouser Brticker, Klsaser.
Funkhouser. Johnson, McOovern, Shel
don. For Bedford Bedford. Bridges, Davis,
Hansen. Jack.wn 6.
For Zlmmon Zlmman 1.
It requires seven votes to name the presU
dent. Councilman Bedford developed less
Mrcngth than was expected and Councilman
Funkhouser more. As whs suggested some
time ngn. Councilman Zlmman, the only
republican In the body, holds what may
be the deciding vote. He can now elect
Funkhouser, If he wants to. or In case
Bedford frets one more vote he can elect
the latter. He said his reason for nominat
ing and voting for himself was In order to
rot participate In the scrap and let the
democrats settle It among themselves.
Dlboarn Presides at First.
Former City Clerk Elbourn presided at
the first organization meeting. The council
chamber held several hundred persons who
nmelled blood and anticipated a fray.
Mayor Dahlman did not appear until the,
twenty-eighth ballot. Ho was warmly ap
plauded, but took no hand In the scrap.
The latter was without verbal violence.
Speeches appeared to be tabooed. The only
diversion occurred When Zlmman rose and
Mid:
"Itepresentlng the minority party In the
council, I move, seconded by Harry Zlm
man, that H. B. Zimtnan be placed in nomi
nation for president."
Applause and laughter followed. The first
ballot developed a few compliments. Bed
ford voted for Jackson and.. Klsasser and
Funkhouser for Ooodley Brucker. Then
the bouquet throwing stopped and the le
sions fought grimly until 4:30 o'clock. The
result showed a decisive lineup of the coun
cil, which in the order of things may last
throughout the regime. In fact, this Is the
report, decorated with the positive state
ment that the "big six" will stick together
through thick and thin, while on the other
hand the minority five have announced a
determination not to let the "combine" run
things. Zlmman remains Independent and
the "Big Six" must have his vote to cut
mustard.
Classified, this Is the way the new dem
ocratic council stacks up:
Big Six Funkhouser. Brucker. Elsassr,
Johnson. McOovern and Sheldon.
Minority Five Bedford, Bridges, Davis,
Hansen and Jackson.
Independent Zlmman.
Botli Sides Make Claims.
The Funkhouser majority supporters de
clared that members of the opposition,
prrb.ibly Hansen or Jackson, would weaken
miou nml give tlinm the votes required to
elect. The Bedford adherents, however, d'
rhv-rd llicy would hold firm. The Funk
hoi.cr crowd showed more confidence.
Cm it voted down a proposition to adjourn
ov : i n It the evening or the next day and
on!;- Tmi-Yc-,'s desire to terminate the ue
lcy iii'nii Mi i f the roll call enabled the
llcill nil f .i i tun to quit and try to get a
fr i-li hold. All predictions of the feud In -tv-
n the two combines have come true and
th'r" la slid to be much rancor below the
su: f.fc that W expected to be shown up
hit r. CluiiKes of treachery have been
ti-H'le pitvately and may be hoisted out In
Mi" arena la the course of events to fol
low. Meanwhile no business can be transacted
ai-d the appointments and employes at the
city hall arc laughing up their sleeve. They
turn It ns an omen of the democrats be
Intt unable to agree upon appointments and
other things if they have so much trouble
in picking a council president.
The councllmen went into the meeting
feeling a good deal like men floating on
life prerervcts In water of an unknown
depth. They had held no caucus and not
until the second roll call did anyone know
how matters stood. Among other things a
well-known franchlsed corporation employe
was on the floor actively lobbying In Funk
houser s behalf.
Democrats Art Now la Office.
Small fuss attended tbe taking hold of
city government affairs by the new demo
cratic administration the nrst fci sixteen
years Monday. Mayor Dahlman picked up
the reins of the executive department with
the quiet, unassuming manner that la char
acteristic and then .turned his attention to
receiving a host of men, most of whom
wanted to see him about appointments, but
a few merely to congratulate him.
City Clerk Butler and City Attorney Bur
riam, with their respective new office forces,
took charge of their departments. As
Comptroller I-obeck and Building Inspector
Vithnell were re-elected there were no
changes in these offices.
Mayor Dahlman, accompanied bv Charljs
Epstein, who since election, has pe.--formcr
the office of a faithful guard, ap
peared n the executive rooms at 10:30.
Retiring Mayor Zlmman had been wait
ing for an hour to turn over the office.
Mayor Dahlman shook hands with Miss
Malone, the secretary, Mayuard Wilson,
the office messenger, and a few others
nd went into the private office. Mr.
Zlmman escorted the mayor to tliu
executive chair and the possessor settled
himself into it with a sigh of relief. He
-Wore a new suit of clothes and smoked
a cigar. His predecessor presented him
with the keys to the doors and desk and
explained that one of the flrst Johs
waiting him would be the, signing of
about 1.000 warrants. The installation
was effected In the presence of reporters,
who were therefore, the mayor's first
callers.
"I'm sorry I kept you waiting so long."
aid the mayor to Councilman Zlmman.
But I was delayed by a few gentlemen
who wanted Jobs."
The mayor said he believed the new
council would proceed to organise with
out a caucus, as he had not. beard of any
meetings held. Replying to questions he
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Of LADIES'
MOUNTED COMBS
Sample combs from a New York
jobber, comprising fix drummers'
sample lines of the finest Mounted M
Combs, over two hundred new styles
in hitrh, medium and low back
n j';-JL,SJC'vconi',s' pt wu fancy jewels and f
HjKVs7 frV"' ffold band effects, shell amber and P
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"These Combs, worth t J T) "
up to $1.50 each, at OC 3 Z 3C
J Latest style in Dog Collar Bracelets in Bohemian jewelry effects n
2 Embroidered Wash Belts, pretty I Sample Jet Belts, with front and
W styles In linen. IA. IP. back pieces, worth ud A t
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FlneRt lots of medium width, with embroideries In newest pat
terns, many open work and eyelet styles 1 ft
finest quality sheer Nainsooks and Swisses, ) SC'lJC
ALLOVKK LACKS AM) EMBROIDERIES A splendid 'Tf
new lot on big bargain tables new patterns, worth J
up to 75c a yard, at, a yard J J
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Many of our most beautiful Oriental Rues could not be shown Monday l4
on ai rount of lack of space, 'luesday we will bring forward new Rhks shown H
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It Is time to select the graduation
dress. We are showing hundreds
of dainty new effects, made of
Jap silks, lingeries, nets, fine
linens and organdies every
dress is very moderately priced
and the styles are charming
range of f9&
prices,
from . .
Children's Confirmation Dresses
Many dainty and elaborate white
dresses, made of fine Swisses,
mulls and nets all the newest
Juvenile styles, at
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NEW ARRlVftbS t.,e BASEMENT
THREE EXTRA SPECIALS
L5o Krode art ticking-,
light and dark, ex
quisite floral flKures,
Htrlpes and 1
Oriental I JF L f
patterns, ImV
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Potted and figured
white Curtain Swiss,
yard wide, 10 to 20
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sllkoline remnantH.
plain colors and
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and lieured "'TIC
designs, at, mm)
ORIENTAL RUG SALE
for the first time. Haigains Just as big or bigger than ever.
Beautiful Oriental Rugs, P AO Rich Oriental Rugs, worth
worth as high as I I A I as high as iJ0
$4i-at vr at
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Mean graduation days graduation means a gift from ,"j
IJrulsay s jewelry store. CJur goods
able as they can be kept all the years
clay. A watch, ring, brooche, bracele
piece for the dresser. Spend a few minutes in our store
before you decide what to give. Look for the name,
Commencement
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S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
1816 Douglas.
made the statement that ha has not made
up his list of appointments and would
proceed to take a week or more consid
ering them.
Just as the mayor entered the office a
large sheaf of roses and other cut flowers
were delivered and placed In a jar upon his
desk. They came from Tom Flynn, a
leading candidate for street commissioner.
After the reporters departed the mayor
and Councilman Zlmman held a confer
ence lasting about twenty mlnutea.
.The flrst official business which the
mayor was asked to consider was a re
quest from City Clerk Butler that he veto
the resolution of the old council proposing
to transfer the city clerk's rooms from
the first floor to the rooms vacated by the
tax commissioner on the second floor of
tha hall.
Following came hordes of all nationali
ties, ages and social and financial condi
tions, with demands and requests for all
kinds of things. Conspicuous among them
win a number of republicans who covet
jobs, and several of the present minor
office holders.
Councilman Zlmman Sunday, after being
told by the legal department that It was
proper end legal, signed all the ordinances
and documents relating to city finances,
bonds and tax mutters. In order to perfect
the records In case of litigation. Other
matters he left to the new mayor.
A Wkln of Beamy a Joy Forevor;
B.T. Falls Oouraud'a Oriental
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BITI.F.n FIGHTS RKMOVING OFFICE
Srir lty f lerk W ants to Keep Ola
Qaarters.
City Clerk Rtitler finds a fight on his
hands on entering the othYe. It is the pro
posal to transfer the clerk's office from the
rooms made for them on the flrst floor of
the city hull to those on the second floor
Just made vacant by the abolition of the
office of tax commissioner. This Is to be
done to give the consolidated city and
county treasury department more room, the
Idea being to have It distributed on both
sides of the corridor leading into the city
hall. A scores of people have business In
the clerk's office dally and it Is the Infor
mation bureau of the city government,
great Inconvenience, it Is urged, to the pub
lic would result from taking Its apartments
from the ground floor. A feasible plan to
give the treasury department more room
haa been suggested to run a spiral stair
way from the present offices to the old tax
department rooms on the second floor Just
above.
Apparently the Idea of carrying big books
up and down the stairway has not appealed
to the treasurer's force. Nevertheless a
stiff fight will be made against transferring
the clerk's offices to rooms Inconveniently
located, Inadequate in siie and equipped
with a vault many times too small to con
tain the documents, papers, books and rec
ords which the clerk has to have access to
In the routine of dally work.
Our "Alice"
Have you seen the very latest crea
tion In Women's Ix)w Bhoes?
The "Alice" Is the very newest, and,
ns usual, we are the first in Omaha to
show It.
This Is the exact duplicate of Alice
Roosevelt's wedding shoes. The style
Is low cut. French patent calf, whole
vamp front, with side goring, making
a snug and smooth fit over the Instep.
your summer
Alice."
shoes till
H Hon't buy
you see the '
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street.
PARIS GREEN to
POTATO DUCC
One tablespoonful Paris Green S.-W.
Co. one large sprinklerf ul water; mix
and sprinkle over potato tops or vines.
The above constitutes a death warrant
for both Mr. and Mrs. Potato Bug and
all their tittle bugles. Hut be sure you
net the pure Paris Ureeu the Bhsrwln-
Williams Brand.
4 -pound Paris Green for 10c
U-pound Paris Green for 18o
1-pound Paris Green for 30a
100 pounds Paris Green, at, pound.. .. .8o
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
Oormer 10th and Dodge, Omaha, Xeb.
Hrirt.l.(.
was the state of A. C. Shekel s daughter,
Miletus, W. Vs., with a leg sore. Burk
len's Arnica Halve cured her. i&c. For
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OMAHA WKATHKH I OIIKCAST Ttiewlaj, Fair.
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JLy GREEN TRADIJiS STAMPS EVERT TIME
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BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
The Greatest Values it Teas
Tuesday Special Jos. Tetley Co's
India, and Ceylon Teas
.......75c
SUNFLOWER BRAND,
pound can
And forty grocn trading Ptamps.
SUNFLOWER BRAND,
half-pound can
And twenty green trading stamps.
40c
Specials in Hardware Tuesday
THE DANGLER The One Minute Gas Range. See it bake,
and you'll be convinced it has no equal. Saves 30 O f f
per cent of your gas bill. Prices from $35 down to . O U U
Lawn Mowers the genu
ine Philadelphia, prices
from $17.50 Q (J
down tO aaw0
Double Green Trading
Stamps.
Screen Doors, complete with hinges 98c
Screen Windows and Frame, up from 22c
Screen Wire Cloth, best quality, per square foot 14
Special price by the roll.
Poultry Wire, best quality, per square foot Vi5
Galvanized Refrigerator Pans, 54c, 38c
and 28c
And thirty green trading stamps.
Galvanized Water Pails, 24c, J2c and. . . .19c
And twenty green trading stamps.
Galvanized Wash Tubs, 72c, 64c, 56c and 48c
And forty green trading stamps.
JAP-ALAC! JAP-A-LAC!
The great floor stain and furniture renovator gives
a coat that wears like iron.
Comes in thirteen colors, in cans y2 pint to one gallon.
We're headquarters.
Rock
$29.7?
$33.35
$19.75
$13.25
$20.00
$41.00
$23.75
$17.50
$30.50
$60.00
$52.00
$61.50
$53.25
$42.50
$22.50
Island Excursions
Boston, Mass., and return.'
On sale May 31st to June 9th.
JSTew Haven, Conn., and return.
On sale June 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Louisville, Ky., and return.
On sale June 11, 12 and 13.
Springfield, 111., and return.
On sale May 31 and June 1 and 2.
Chicago and return.
On sale daily after June 1st.
Buffalo or Niagara Falls and return.
: On sale daily after June 1st.
Petoskey or Bay View, Mich., and return.
On sale daily after June 1st.
Colorado and return.
On sale daily after June 1st.
Salt Lake City and return. .
On sale daily after June 1st.
California and return.
On sale daily after June 1st.
California and return.
On sale June 25th to July 7th.
Mexico City and return.
On sale daily after June 1st.
Mexico City and return.
On sale June 25th to July 7th.
Mexico City and return.
On sale June 5th and 19th.
Galveston, Houston, Austin, San Antonio,
Corpus Cliristi, Texas, and return.
On sale June 5th and 19th.
These are only a few of the excursion
rates that the Bock Island has placed in ef
fect. For further infonnation, call at 1323
Farnam St. F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.
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tiful rooms and Is 1 orated st 11th and
Mr-Gee streets In the shopping district.
Only half a block from the Kniory,
bird. Thayer dry goods store; near all
the theaters.
10 Print Baths.
TfiiBasat In all I Matt, get an Cslt gaaalaa
Water la Every Iwa. Dacireilra Cale. Perttcl
Catia. Clsk BrcsklasU ass Tssto tla
arrt Semes la Cste. Isles II a Kay sad Upward.
Earspesa PUs.
Resirallnns msv be made by tele
graph at ujr expense.
Kl'ri'F.K BKXSOX HOTKIi CO.
V, A. BEMSOX, Maaaarr.
Tuesday the Fourth Day of Our
Great Manufacturers' Stock Sale
A day of
Unmatched
Bargain
Giving.
THE RELIABLE STRE
A few of the
many splen
did Tuesday
Bargains.
Sale of lion City Laces
ZION CITY LACE FACTORY. 7.ION CITY, ILLS.
The Largest of Its Kind In tho World.
The RTat hoauty and varlofy nnil tlio aprrlally IiIrIi quality of thwf lares (fo
whlrli we are aole Omaha nrlllng nRpntw) In w Inning thorn M'nrv of new
friends daily, tho rrgtilar price of those laroa moan a saving to you of th
60 pep cent Import duty required on imported h1 thoae special prices
moan more Koe our offering "7 1 ff "fit 1 Em
Tuesday, at, per yard C-JQ'I jC" I JCm J CiQml DC
Bargain Day in Our Cloak Dept.
Small Iota of broken linos loft from the past nook's remarkable soiling
trust go. Tuesday not only price, but Ktyle and qualities are unusnaly at
tract I re.
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING SnTS-Il5.Art
and IIK.OO quality only a C QCi
few of a kind choice i7VJ
WOMEN'S fRAVKNETTKS Worth lip to
$lB.m about 76 coals In this lot, assorted
colors choice CL ft
Tuesday JIf
NEW WAIKINO SKIRTS-45 00 and Ifl 00
values Tuca- 2
HANDSOME SKIRTS-Worth up to I9.(.
in Tananms. Voiles, A QQ
SiclUans, etc .CJ
$6.no Pllk Boats, in box or Eton styles
surprising r rH
burn tins .
Women's 5.00 Wash Suits, all newest styles
and colors, the greatest snap O QU
ever offered at .3rC3
Women's Moire and Futee.ii Underskirts,
reg-ular $1.50 values, 7Qc
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12.00 Long Kimonos
at r.
(2.00 lawn Waists
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98c
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Attractive Furnishing Bargains
This great aale offora remarkable saving opportunities in these line
our unmatched asrtment offers splendid chance for satisfactory selection.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Men's Balhrlggan Underwear. In plain and
fancy colors; drawers are rtlnforced;
worth up to $1.00 per garment IQc
at. garmeiy, BOc, 35c, 15c and aW
MEN'S COMBINATION SUITS In all
sizes and colors, worth up to $0.00, at,
garment, $2.60, $2.00, $1.50 Q8C
MEN'S NEGLIGEE AND DRESS SHIRTS
In all newest spring patterns and styles,
garments worth up to $2.00 In IQp
this sale, 9xc. 76c. BOc and
Men's Fine Hose, In plain black, fancy col
ors, many silk embroidered, worth up to
50c pair sale prices, 25c, 12V4c, E
10c and "I.
INDIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Vests, one great lot, Ra
worth 15c, at , , , Ola
LADIES' VESTS Worth 19c to Olr
2Rc, sale prices. 15c and iaIV
Ladies' Jersey Knit Vests and Pants, vesta
have long sleeves, pants are lace trimmed,
worth up to 60c garment n
at 25c and 1V3
LADIES' COMBINATION SUITS Um
brella style, lace trimmed, worth tip to
$l.5t Tuesday, lc 76c, 50o JB
and .,..Ov
Misses' and Children's Vesta and Pants, la
all sizes, aX, per iQf!
garment aSW
boys' Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, sizes
24 to JU. 60c values iHi
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Boys' 25c Suspenders IOC
At mmt i aiaaaaaalalaa1
Tuesday Bargain Surprises
In the Domestic Room.
LONO CLOTHS AND NAINSOOKS,
WORTH UP TO 20C YARD Are S Inches
wide mid of extra fine Tin
quality, at, yard 'a
SHEER INDIA 1JNONS, WORTH UP TO
25C YARD Extra fine quality, made of
Sea Island cotton T i
yard
WHITE WA ISTI NG S Worth up to 28c
vard. In uiaues. madras, etc.. all bright.
new goods great snap, 7AC
Tuesday, at, yard aw
.45c
IOC DRESS AKT3 SHIRTTNO GINGHAMS
Medium and dark t
shades yard - ',
8Hc T'nbleached Muslin, good,
heavy quality, yard.....
Dotted Dress Swisses, new Spring shades,
worth up to Xc Ifia
yardat . UW
15c. and 18c Percales, St inches wide, beat
brands made, in medium, lUrbt 1Cr
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LOW RATES
VIA
UNION P&OIFIO
FROM OMAHA
$15.00
$17.50
$26.50
$30.50
$34.30
$50.00
$52.00
$55.00
$60.00
$62.50
$64.50
$75.00
To Colorado and motnra
July 10 to It, inclusive, gnd Septembet
19 to 22.
To Colorado aad Betnni
Every day, June 1 to September 0.
To Ogden or Bait take City aad Sotnra
First and third Tuesdays, June to No
vember. Inclusive.
To Ordsa or Bait Xake City and Keturm
Every day. June 1 to September 10.
To Selena aad Butte and Kstnrn
First and third Tuesdays, June to No
vember. Inclusive.
To Portland and Betnra
June IN to 22.
To Baa Tranclsoo or Los Angels and Be
turn June 25 to July 7.
To Tellowstone Park and metnra
Including rati and stage. May 29 to
September 17.
To Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Ban Pran
Cisco, X.os Angeles and Ban Siege, Juno
1 to Septemher I."., limit October 31.
To Portland, Returning via California
June 14 to 22.
To California, Keturnlnr via Portland
June iS to July 7.
To Tellowstone Park and aVstum
Including rail, siace and Imi-ls In Tsrlt
bevond Yellowstone for five and one
half day trip, May 29 to fcpt. 17.
AIbo rery low round-trip rales. June 1 to September 15, to many Orejoo,
Washington, Montana, Idaho and British Columbia Point.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFUC'K, 132$ FARNAM STREET,
Plione Douglas 334.
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HOTEL VICTORIA
Broadway, Fifth Ave. and 27th St, NEW YORK
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A Modern Tlrst-CUsa
Hotai. Complete In
all Its appointments.
Furnishings and deo
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throughout. Accom
motloiis fer
guests, 110 ' suites
with Laths. Rooms,
SI. to day up; with
baths. 116s up. Hot
and cold water and
telephone In every
room. Cuisine unexcelled.
ABSOLUTELY
FIREPROOF
Tb ealjr botal ia AUnhattaa freotlag m Broadway and Fifth Aauj.
