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HO SIGH OF STRIKE
APPEARSIN OMAHA
Organizer, Following Refusal of the
Boilden to Grant Increase, Says
No Talk of Strike
NEVER BEEN ANY AGITATION
No signs ot a strike In the building
trades appeared yesterday, and all
Jobs are proceeding as usual. Fri
day the building contractors refused
to grant the increase in wages the
bricklayers asked tor and refused to
state definitely a scale of wages be
paid the carpenters.
W. D. Mltchler, organiser for the oar
psntvrs, said he felt th whole raaUr
had bn overplayed In pubUatty and that
a strike waa never opntsmpleted by the
carpenters, or. aa tar aa ha knew, by the
bricklayers. "There la no occasion for a
strike." he said, "and we hare never
threatened to etrike. We have not a(d
tated ' a strike. The other nlHht we had
the blg-Reet union meeting of carpenters
.that has been held here in a long time,
and I'll leave it to any, man there
whether a atrlke waa even mentioned.
We hava our problems to work out. and
v.e expect Jo work them out gradually.
As tor a atrlke at this time, there Is no
agitation for It. The men are all working
. as usual." ,
No Threat of Strike.
In regard to the demand made bv the.
Allied Building Trades conference that
.only unon men be employed in any one
of the five crafts, namely, the car
penters, bricklayers, plasterers, stone
cutters and hoisting and portable en
pineers. he said.
"No threat of a strike was made In
that request either. That was simply put
, oot to the butldors as part of an Interna
tional plan nd custom, and It Is to work
Itself out gradually. We don't expect to
bring all these things about in a day. It
,ls a thing that la growing and will come
about eventually regardless of what ac
tion may be taken in Omaha."
DEAN OF AMERICAN ACTORS AND IUS LIFE CONSORT William II. Crano cele
brated his seventieth birthday in Omaha by playing Nick VanAlstyne before a Dig audience
at the Brandeis, which took part in the ceremony that surprised the well-loved object of
its genial purpose. . Mrs. Crane came on from New York to be with her husband on his
birthday, and they had a very pleasant littlo celebration all of their own.
agists Plant
Yellow Gardens
wlde Suffrage day will be ob-
J Omaha today by planting gar
ch will bloom In yellow, the suf
lor, from June until October. Mrs.
i$umney, chairman of the state
eommlttee, reports over 300 boxes
nf mmtkAm will Km nlflntfd thmUffhOUt the
"Vtate.
Among Omaha suffragists who will
plant suffrage gardens are Mrs. Draper
Smith, who will have her garden planted
at tha social Settlement; Mesdames Harold
Glfford, Harry Doorly, George B. Darr,
Ward Hildreth, O. E. HaversUck, Q. W.
Jioldrege, Edward U Burke, N. II. Nel
son, D. R. Mills, Thomas Brown, J. II.
Dumont James Richardson, E. M. Fair-
Tield, Miss lone Duffy and Miss Gwlnn-
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Sale
Wc Broke all Waist-Selling Records
Yesterday The Opening Day ot Our
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Besides Soiling Hundreds of Waists we made hundreds of
new friends, for we have never ventured to feature better
values than we are offering during this event.
For Tomorrow-Hundreds o! New
and Dainty Waists will be Brought Forth
m.It.Crane
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Km bracing iwnt puirhnspg of tht newest styles wnlsts thai have
been unpacked within the last hours. By buying such large order,
tn preparation for thla ale, we eecured wonderful prlce-conccoulons.
and are giving them to the public at the oarae big reductions. Here
are sample ot tha bargain:
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OH BalC Bl
1510 l017GXJk ST,
Oldest Exclusive Ladies' Store in Omaha
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Hurler Held for Death
Of Catherine Roller
MNCOIjN. IIW May L-Oanlel Hurler,
ir., waa held responsible for ' the deatli
of Katherlne Roller in the Terdlct of the
ooroner' Jury today and waa recom
mended to be held without bonda. Miss
Boiler, to whom Hurley bad been en
raged, died a week ago from the ef font
of poison, which, accord! n( to the police.
Hurley said he gave her at her own re-auest
Are'SstablisHnf? Nev,
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Music Reflects Through You and Your Chil-
dren the Refinement of Your Home
The
radiating influence of piano music in the home is shared
by every member of the household. It brings a sense of
restfulness and pride a" feeling quite foreign to those unacquainted 1
with the refining influence of harmony and its benefits.
'"plya .n " very important factor lacking in the home
J- llCrC ' that has no piano or player piano and our easy
payment plan makes it quite unnecessary for YOUR HOME to be
without one. 1
rpl instruments we sell are recognized standards of piano
X ilC values: and are sold under our guarantee, and on the
one-price' plan, reflects the policy of our house.
Sold on eaay monthly payments if desired. , ,
New Pianos $175 and "P
Pianos For Rent Pianos Tuned
BRANDEIS PIANO DEPARTMENT
VICTOR-VICTROLAS
Ney Style Xl
$100
1 Till Instrument baa all
the latest feature of the
highest priced Victor-Vlo-trolaa,
including automatic
stop, tilting motor.
Improved tone cham
ber, horizontal abelvee
for holding record al
bum, eto. Our stock
is complete. Come la
and aelect the case
that matches your fur
niture. Sold on Easy
Payments if
.it Desired ..-3
Our Record Serrlc U Nearest PerfectJoa.
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Special Demonstration Monday
of this New tnd Wonderful .1915 Model
of the "FREE" Sewing Machine
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The Pioneer Light -Weight Six
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We are showing the New Seasons seven-passenger Chandler to
many enthusiastic callers ever day. Without exception, everyone;
is delighted with the car, and orders insure by long odds the most
successful season this famous pioneer of light sixes has ever had.
The factory has greatly increased its production, and our allotment is liberal, but
you will do well to place ; your order at once to be sure of prompt delivery.
tha bifbeat
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and a piece
of furniture
of artUUo
beautr.
Our Two Big Offers
We will bey tout old Miring machine at a
liberal prtoe. Wo will toako you a moat rea
sonable price on thla nw and wonderful 1U
model of tha "Free" Sewing Vtachlne.
eld On Caey 'ajrmeivu If Dealred.
VICTROLA DEPT. Pompcian Room.
BRANDEIS STORES
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The luxurious new body Is a genuine) seven-passenger
body. No cramping, no crowding. When not in use the
two auxiliary teats fold away neatly entirely out of sight
in the floor and the bade of the front seat, leaving the ton
neau free from any marring obstruction and converting
the car into an extremely roomy five-passenger carriage.
Not long ago a car of such beauty and size and conveni
ence immediately brought to mind the thought of high
price. Rich men were paying four and five thousand
dollars for cars of such comfort only a couple of years
ago. Yet today you can buy this car for $1295. Only a
couple of years ago, too, such a price would have been
sensational for a small, good four-cylinder car. And here,
today, for this price you get the leader of speedy, power
ful, flexible, light-weight sixes.
A great many people who really wanted and needed
seven-passenger cars have done without them because
of excessive weight and expensive maintenance. This
obstacle has been overcome now. For the new seven
passenger Chandler completely equipped is still under
the 3000 pound mark. i
Such a car seems quite impossible for $1295. But the
Chandler has lways offered seemingly impossible value
for its price. It has brought the highest grade six-cylinder
construction within reach of the average purse, and
the conservative purse.
No Other Car at Less Than $2000
Posset es All These lligh-Grade Feature
- The exclusive Chandler motor, of Chandler design and built
la the Chandler factory. A powerful, quiet, coaomlcal.
beautifully finished motor any man may well be proud of.
Bosch magneto, and Beech aparic plugs.
Gray Ac Davis electric starting motor. -r
Gray A Davis electric generator.
Rayfield double-Jet carburetor.
Mayo Genuine Mercedes type Radiator.
Worm-bevel rear axle, smooth-running and silent.
Caat aluminum motor bane extending from frame to framet
f ives rigidity to the engine mounting; provides pedeetals
or magneto, water andoil pumps and generator and doea
way with the neceaaity for dirty, rattly sheet-metal
drip pan.
Three alien t chains, enclosed and running In bath of oil,
for driving motor ahaits.
Genuine hand-buffed leather upholstery.
Flreatone demountable rims.
; Stewart Vacuum gaaoline feed.
Golde patent one-man top covered with high-finish
Never-Leek. Jiffy curtains.
Bair patent top holders.
, Motor-driven horn,
i Stewart-Warner magnetic speedometer.)
Inataatly adjustable tire carrier (no etraps) at rear of
tonneau.
All the usual Incidental equipment.
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Touring Car or Roadster, $1295 tvith the Marvelous Chandler Motor,
R. Ee DAVIS, Distributor for Neb., Western Iowa
ProRrwIve Dealers Will Hee Us at Onr Regarding Tvrritor'.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, OHIO
lllt-U IAENAM STtEfT
OMAHA.
Phone Douglas 1909.
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