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T1IK OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 9, 1910.
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TO START CAMPAIGN FOR
JUDGE A. L. SUTTCM MONDAY
Friends of the t anilldste Have Called
Participants in the Grand March at the Ak-Sar-Ben Ball
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, '..kXATION Pi tition filed
County Clerk Eeceivei Request to
Hare Qieitioa Submitted.
STRONG RESOLUTIONS PASSED
trte Forth In I'nralstakable Term the
tllrtnlnfrt to Be (ialaed by Ikr
1 Cnnsnllrfatlon of ha
Twa CI I lea.
' i riH calling for the submission to
I voters at the fall elect on of the quee
l hi. of annexing South Omaha were filed
In i he office of the county clerk Saturday
morning J and the fiRht fur th Initial atep
toward a Greater Omaha is on.
legality of the petition calling upon the
Hoard of County Commissioners to submit
to the voters at the November general elec
tion the proposition of annexation of South
Omaha to Omaha was brought Into ques
tion Saturday by City Attorney H. C.
Murphy of South Omaha and other South
Omaha nvn who opo. the annexation,
when they filed a pretext against the peti
tion. The ground of the prutent Is that ft)e
petition does not carry the names of 10 per
cent of the qualified voters of the city,
many of tho 7J names on the petition being
the name of men who are not qualified
voters. i
The commissioner deferred action on the
petition for one week anj set next Friday
at 10 a. m. as the time for a hearing on
the protect. The action was taken In a
meeting of the board as a committee of t
whole.
Last night the Greater Omaha Consolida
tion club met In the Manic City and
passed a set of resolutions that are un
m'etakable In tone. They are signed by
the men responsible for the beginning of
the agitation, and who Insist that senti
ment In the packing town leans very
trongly that way. Following la the text
of the resolutions, with the names of the
committee that drew them up and pre
sented them to the meeting:
' Resolution on Consolidation.
The Oreater Omaha Consolidation club
of South Omaha, Including business men,
day laborers, packing house employes, mi
ohanlca and clerks, knowing that the sen
timent of the people of South Omaha for
the consolidation of South Omaha with
Omaha by an overwhelming majority,
deeming It the part of wisdom and to the
Dest interest or an that the city or boutn j
Omaha should bo merged with the city
of Omaha and form one great metropolitan '
city, hereby pledge that we will advance
the cause of consolidation with alt the
power we command that the cause may
triumph as the honest desire of all of the
people of this city. I
While the c!ty of Omaha has been nd-
vanclng in greatness and building up j
tremendously In the last few years, we as I
city have been standing still. We j
now feel sure that we will gain an impetus !
to a greater growth and prosperity by
uniting our enterprises with those of
Omaha and working unitedly for the one !
end or prosperity for all of tha Inhabitants
of one great city.
We believe that we will gain many busi
ness enterprises by our superior location
and vast amount of trackage when the
great enterprises that are readj to com
can advertise their location aa being In
Greater Omaha,
We, being a separate and rival city to
Omaha, cannot expect to have entemrlses
tent to us by Omaha until we are part of
tho city of Omaha. By mutual agreement
Omaha has manifested Its Intention to give
us every advantage in making the merger,
la be adjusted by committers to the satis
faction of all the eltl sens of Oreater
Omaha to be embodied in a new charter.
Including the retention of teachers in the
put-llc schools, the high school, police, fire
men, the present poetofflce, a sub-treasury
and public library.
. Knowing that the courts have held tnat
one city cannot furnish water to another.
as cities are prohibited from doing busl
ines In a commercial way. and knowing
that ws will be without water supply In
case we are not consolidated with the
elty of Omaha, In case the city of Omaha
tmys the water works, we deem It of vast
Importance that we should be consolidated
with Omaha before such an embarrassing
situation confronts us hs a city.
. 'A- general plan for the consolidation of
tha cities of Omaha and South Omaha will
be presented to the voters for their con
sideration and we feel sure that the vn
for the consolidation of the two cities will
be as overwhelming aa the sentiment Is
now in our city.
Believing we have everything to gain
and nothing to lose, we ask that the
people of South Omaha vote for the con
solidation of the two cities In tha coming
November election.
Fl.OF N1FLSON.
TH KOPO HE II. TK POWU
CHATU.FS F. LEPPERT,
I,. ('. GIBSON,
WYI.IE 11. BECKETT,
V, FRVTN.
P. J. BARRFTT.
J. I . KKIAIIH.
I'FTKIt H K.N KEL,
jOIIN lirPFC.
FHANK MAUKYTAN.
P. S CLARK,
GFOROR BRADLEY,
J. F. MARVEL.
THOMAS OEART.
W. J. NAGLK.
THO MA s j BARKER,
O. F. BEAVERS.
FRANK A. AQNEW,
Committee.
Rnraor of Suit.
Reports that the persons behind th
movement for annexation of South Omaha
to Omaha were about to go Into district
court and aik for a mandamus writ order
ing th Board of County Commissioners to
proceed "at once to canvass the petition for
Submission of the proposition to tha vot
er, were current about the court house
Saturday afternoon after the board had
decided to defer action In th matter for
a week and hold a hearing on th anti
annexation protest against tha petition
Friday morning. At 3 p. m. no auch ap
plication had been made.
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GROUP OF THE CHARACTERS WHO REPRESENTED THB KING'S SUBJECTS.
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DEATH RECORD. N
Mrs. Lanlse J, Dahrsen.
Louise J. Duhrsen, 66 years old.
died Friday at her home. 3018 Sherman
avenue, after a long Illness of typhoid
fever. Mra. Duhrsen had lived in Omaha
fifteen years and was very well known
here. Th funeral will be held Sunday
from the residence. Burial mill be In For
est Lawn cemetery.
-Mth. Duhcsen Is survived by ber hus
band, Ferdinand S., and two sons, Henry
and Emll.
Mrs. Lncle C. Downs.
Mrs. Lucte C. Downs, 39 years old, died
after a brief Illness at her home, 1939 South
Twentieth street, Friday evening. The
body will be taken away Sunday morning
for burial at Tattonsburg, Mo. Mrs. Downi
Is survived by her husband and thre
daughters Krva Hunt, Mrs. Eva Crosby
and Grace Hunt
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Chairman S j" . r-.". n secretary AU
vln V. Johnson 'if t' e r. pui.iicnn congres
sional rotnnir.ee of the Second district,
l ae sent out cnr.ls for a n;eetliig of th
fr.endi of Juilse Suttnii t. be hclil at tha
Jl"tel Rome Monilny rvrnim. at I o'clock.
All who receive the r ti'x arc Invited to
brinu their frietuls, , ml eiy republican,
a well as every man f.ivovuM" to the can
didacy of Judge Sutton, will he made wel
come. It Is proposed to n.Kke this meeting
tlii- real start of Juilse Sutton's campaign,
and as the cards promise "n good time,"
the committee will see to It the promtan I
Kept.
Jack-lhe-CI.pper Quidono
Ever since tho wearing of false hair h)
been in vogue, iinwrupulnua thieves hv
made n piactlce of Uiplng the bral'ls
from younK women uimI k.iIs and a!ltng
tliem at fancy pi'ecs t. ru ikera of hair
gooil.s. The very n ituc of Jack the Clip
per" Is enough to riuike (ho possessor of
luxuriant huir tiemhln with tear and ap
prehension. But there Is a more deadly enemy to
the hair than "Jack the Clipper" tl.a
enemy "disease," which hair by hsir re.
ni'ivos the locks from t!to proudest heads,
and because there Is mv emblen shock or
pain in the attntk we ix,lent to fight this
subtle enemy until It I too late to ssve
any but the remnants of once abundant
hair.
It Is time we awoke to the ravages of
this foe, which takes from woman her
"crowning glory" and reduces our men
to baldness. The weapon Is teady to our
hand a weapon which In cleansing tha
Impurities from hair and pralp revives
and invigorates the tissues, stop the
dandruff, itching scalp un.l falling hair,
and renews its bright luster. Wavenlock.
In guaranteed to succesfully fight dis
eases of the scalp and huh. It Is a real
hair and scalp medicine. Wavenlock will
save the hair you have and will grow new
It la "old by all druggists and applied
by the best barbers an. I hairdressers. A
free sample bottle of Wavenlock msy be
obtained by writing direct to Tha Wav
enlock Company, Detroit, Mich., and aend
Ing ten cents in coin or stamp, to pay
postage and packing.
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Delay Dancers
Carriage Team Plunges Into Un
guarded Trench and Are Held f
for Two Hour. '
Falling Into a dep unguarded sewer
trench, two livery horses becaru helpless,
bruised and panic-stricken, whlla a long
. string of other borae-drawn vahlolea, auto
mobile and cr war held up for tw
hour after th coronation ball Friday
Bight Th accident occurred at Twentieth
and Clark streets at about 1 o'olook Nan...
day morning, aa th guests of th ball war
returning horn.
Allen Murphy and Robert Qantt, with
two young women companions, were In th
carriage that suffered th mishap. After
protracted effort to pull th horse out
bad only reaulted In getting on animal
partly out. a message was sent to th street
ioar company for a derrick. Meantime cab
aaen adjusted ropea about tha torses and
th singletrees of another unhitched t.m,
and by this means dragged tha animals
free. Both horses, trembling and weak
Vlth fright, were unfit for work. It was
reported Saturday that neither o th
horses would die.
TLOOMIS TO ARGUE FOR ROAD
, , fcvaeral Heller f l alea ParKIa
Attena the Marat Hearlaa:
. at St. rani.
. General Solicitor Loomis of th Union Pa
cific, who is now in New York, will be
' . prevent at th hearing of th marger caa
n fct Paul Monday. 11 will argue hi
railroad's aid of th can. General Attor
aey Dunu Is to eepieiteiit th Southern
'- f'actftc. and Geueral Attorney Kdsoo lUch
' will go from her to attend tu hearlnj.
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