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BRIEF CITY NEWS
atase Soot M It.
SIMMs ?n-Burgass-Oranfian.
Koto Oyollst U Tin F. H. Roy
Holds, a motorcycle operator, iu floe
$2.50 and costs for spasdlng.
Asotlm OMtaoaa Vaioa Masting Tho
Luomt club will hold a public mtotini
In tho Interest of tho candidates (or
commissioner tndorsed by tho club at
tho Lyric theater Friday night
BobVed la gouts Omaha Car Two
pi cit pockets "dipped" til in money from
tho perron of William Kalreat. 1717 Caa
tellar atreet, while ho was enroute home
from a ahow. Ho was on a South Omaha
car when the theft occurred.
Iowa Woaiaa Sons Away A quarrel
i with bar husband caused Mrs. Ruby Pike,
ated 10, to leavs both husband and a 3-year-old
baby la Creston, Is., and come
to Omaha. She was found with friends
by O. C. Chestnut, a brother-in-law, and
Influenced to return home.
Burning uooeeds 'enfold It. J. Pin
nine has been chosen to tha directorate
of the Omaha Loan and Building associa
tion to succeed II. J. Tenfold, who will
o to California. Others elected on the
board are E. A. Permelee and M. M.
Robertson.
Imitating a Tom Cat Whils walking
his beat early In the morning Officer
Dchwangcr saw the form of a man upon
the roof at UM Burt street Ha arrested
the nocturnal visitor, who gave the name
of Frank Stewart. Stewart was fined
HO snd cost's In police court. He could
not explain his presence upon the roof.
lini la Grarsyard Noticing a man
skulking about his house at night I Ed
wards, aoj gpragua street, telephoned the
police. Before Officer Russell arrived
Edwards procured a revolver and pre
vented the man from running away. The
prisoner gave the name of Cecil Robb and
his residence at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Central CaadtaaUs peak aMaay Ths
mass meeting at Washington hall. Eigh
teenth and Harney, Friday evening will
be the most important one of the cam
palgn aa far as the Cltlsens' union can
didates are concerned. It la presumed
that Mayor Dahlman'a tirade against the
Cltlsens' union delivered In tho same
hslt Wednesday night will be answered
and a lively meeting Is expected. Aside
from the Cltiiens' union candidates, who
will be called upon to speak, there will
be addresses by Bophus F. .Neble and
Charles A. Alden.
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"On the Square" Slate
Candidates to Make
Campaign in Autos
Mayor Dahlman and the other alx can
didates en the "On ths Bquara" ticket
(or councllmen have arranged (or an auto
mobile campaign of ths city (or Friday
and Saturday evenings. Meetings will N
held at a large Dumber of places where
speeches will be mads from autoa.
Friday Night: sixteenth and Cass
streets. T:B; Sixteenth and Nicholas
streets, 100; sixteenth and Locust streets,
:W; Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue.
:; Twenty-fourth and Grant si rests.
Idlewlld hall. Twenty-third and Cum
ing streets, .; Mats hall. Cats City
club, W OO.
Saturday night: Sixth and Pierce
streets, 7:; Tenth and Marcy atreets,
I 00: Thirteenth and Vinton streets, 1:3;
Eighteenth and Vinton streets. Its,
Twenty-fourth and Vinton streets. f.OO.
To Formulate
Plans for Boosting
the City of Omaha
Committees representing ths Ad stub,
ths Real Estate exchange, ths Manufac
turers' association and ths Commercial
club will meet with B. V. Farrlah of the
Commercial club publicity bureau Satur
day to formulate plans for ths "Know
Omaha Better" campaign.
Many Ideas (or a general advertising
campaign are coming Into ths publicity
bureau and a week of real lira events Is
expected.
Why He Was Late.
-What mads yea so later
"I anet Smith eon."
"Well, that Is no reason why you
should be aa hour late getting home
to supper."
"I know, but I asked Mm bow he
was feeling, and he Insisted on telling
me about ale stomach trouble."
"Did you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets?"
"Sure, that la what ba needs." Sold
by ail dealers.
RANDBIS SALES ATIBDAY.
Bis fperUI Create at Oaaaaa'a
Greatest Store.
SALE OF WOMEN'S DRESSES.
Saturday Brandels Storea will place on
sale several hundred Women's Suavmer
Dieeess fins lingerie dries rs. real Unea
summer dresses and other charming
wash (recks la the cleverest styles
dresses that are worth up to lia.es will go
at VM- Dresses that are worth ap to
II OS will go at SIM.
8AX OF IMPORTED UNTR1MMED
HATS.
Fine hemps. French chips and M liens.
In large dress shapes, wroth fLM, will go
at tua
An kinds of flowers for trlmatec ta
bsat-coiOTS. and-large gametes mt Me.
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NATURAL LAXATIVE lXZ-k
Omam on Artslag lor
CONSTIPATION
WOULD STEALTHE ELECTION
Thi it the Charge Made by Dahl
man Against Citizens' Union.
GREAT DISORDER LOOKED FOR
Dahlman Kays He (tela the List of
Ja4oTe and Cierke I'atll the
Last Mlnete for antra
from tho other Side.
Major Dahlman. In a algned ststement.
charges the Cltiiens' union Hh attempt-!
Ing to steal the election from the plain I
people by delaying the voting on fl
morning of May 7 until workingmcn have
gone to their day's work. This la w hat
will result, he says. If an attempt It
made to elect Judges and clerks at the
polls on election day, as tlie Otlitns'
union desires and for which purpose they
prevailed upnn the council to reject
Mayor Dehlman'a appointments.
Further Major Dahlman declares ihere
will be red "riots" on election 'lay If
this plan is carried out and all the in
order will be Induced by the CUiienV
union In an attempt to discredit the
seven opposition candidates.
"The attempt of the Cltlien' union
candidates and executive committee," the
statement begins, "to have reject si by
the city council the Hat of Juilses and
clerks submitted by me, absolutely in
compliance with the lnvr in every par
ticular. Is nothing more or lesa than an
attempt upon the part c; the Cttlxens'
union managera to steal this ele-tlnn
from the plain people of the city of
Omaha.
Trickery Flaaaed.
"I was Informed several weeks sgo by
an active member or the Cltlsens' union,
who In a good friend of mine, that the
organization Intended to present to me
a list of judges and clerks that It wanted
to have appointed fur the primary with
the hope that I would reject the list and
give them campaign capital. For that
reason I held hack sending my lift to
the city council until 7 p. m. of the very
last dsy, waiting (or them to come In
and then. Intending to surprise the Otl
itns' union msnageis by appointing part
ol their number.
"But Instead of carrj'lng out their orig
inal plana they evidently feared that I
would do something, of the kind, so
waited this tlms until my list had been
sent to the city council and wss out of
my hands, knowing full well that 1, aa
any man of principle would do, would
rsfuss to change my appointments when
made. And I aerve notice now that I will
make no change unless they show better
reason than they have In ths past.
reed Offlrlele Crook..
"Did they come to me saying that this
man was not a voter of the precinct, or
that any other man was Incompetent.
or, In fact, make specific charges
sgslnst any man? No. sir. The Cltlsens'
union managers, and by that I mean the
sacred little bunch which runa the union,
and not ths hundreds of honest cltlsens
who have been misled Into affiliating
with the organisation, has deliberately
hrand-d SS0 Judaea snd clerks of election
of ths city of Omaha as crook, and not
to be trusted, without giving s word of
proof against one of them. If the Cltl
sens' union Is trying to get friendly with
judges and clerks by any such tactics
they are liable to (all. That Is not. ths
way I make friends.
"As I have said before this rejection of
regularly and legally constituted election
boards Is nothing more than a deliberate
attempt to steal ths election (ram the
people; to give our city a bad hams by
inducing disorder and riot at the polls
Tuesday morning next in the organisa
tion of election boards on the spot, and
to so delsy matters that our friends, the
men who earn their living by the swesl
of their brow, will have been forced to
go to their work before voting, while the
Ilk-stockings who can go out In their
automobiles to vols any time In the day
will do the big voting on election day."
The Cltlsens' Union says Msyor Dahl
man la wholly responsible (or the serious
complication brought about. In a state
ment the publicity committee makea tht
following assertions:
"Mayor Dahlman la wholly responsible
for the fact that no election o(flclals have
been appointed for the city election next
Tuesday. Solsly because the mayor and
hla allies undertook to secure the appoint
ment of a list of men, some of whom are
not trustworthy, and because he refused
to Include In hla list any namea suggests!
by ths Cltiiens' Union candidates, who
have a right to representation, Mayor
Dahlman has brought about a serious
complication.
"The Cltlsens Union has forced the
hand of the mayor and he stands before
the people today In the position of under
taking to dominate rhe entire election
Insofar as he can use, to hla own ad
vantage, untrustworthy election otflciaia.
Where la the mayor's self-heralded
'squsre deal' and 'fair play' pollen He
Is neither square with the people, nor
fair to tile opponents, and yet he is the
mayor of thia city running (or a third
election."
In his statement. Msyor Dahlman ssyi
ha held the list of judges ajid clerks un
til T p. m. of Ihs lsst day, expecting a
committee of Cltiiens Union men to come.
when lie wanted to surprise them by
showing them tha names of several of
their number In the list. Hs says It la
evident they changed their tactics (or
one of the Cltlsens Union ' active mem
bers'' had told him they would present
him with a list for which he was wslting. j
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of purchasers to our store.
Complete assortment ami size-rang iu all items
quoted, but we would suggest nn early attendance at
this sale.
Women's fine quality Lace and Cause, Lisle and Silk
Hose, black and fancies, BOo quality, for . ...23c
Women's long or short length Lisle Thread Gloves.
"Kayser makes" (nil light colors), 50c aud ?5c qual
ities 15
Women's high grade Goat Seal. Angora Goat aud Wal
rus liW, stylish shapes and sour trimmings, 16.00 to
$8.00 grades, at $2.15
Women's line Lisle finished, lull taped Vests, 16c
quality 8i
Boy' Genuine Porosknlt Athletic cut or short sleera
Union 8ults, sixes Zi to 34, 50o quality, at ...-39C
Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, now tprlr.tf patterns. 1ea
9 to 18, $S trades. Friday $1,69
Boys' Baud Shirts, beautiful patterns (Cade: cuke),
60c to 75c grades, at 39
Boys', Youths' and Little Gents' Shod, b.o'seu sires,
II. B0 grades, Friday only 79
ChilJren's Washable Suits
The washable percales, ginghams and galatca
which we are featuring for little boys are posi
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