Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28


democrats did not vote for Ryan they
need not vote for him.
The effect of Ptvonka's speech on the
other candidates was apparent in the WY
smiles with which the words Of the
speaker were received. Later the dis
comfiture was increased when John Fra
mex took the floor to address the meet
ing. His words lacked their usual hearth
ness and there was little response from
the hearers.
The most noteworthy feature Of the
meeting. however. was the absence Of
Treasurer John Gillin. This was for
merry a Gillin territory, but the susve
treasurer had evidently learned Of his
present unpopularity in that section and
deferred his visit TO a more suspicious
date.
Political Club Meeting.
The eolored political and social club
held a rouslng meeting last night at sS
North Twenty-sixth street. Over 800
members were present under the chair
manship Of W. l. Sawyers. who intro
duced the candidates Of the republican
and citizens tickets.
The meeting was full Of interest and
after listening to the candidates and
journed until Friday night. when the
club will vote on the endorsement of can
didate to be supported by the members.
The club is q permanent organization
and the members expressed their interes,
in the coming fall election. S. L. Arvln
acted as secretary Of the meeting.
Farmer injured.
Projected headiong from his wagon
which was standing at Twenty-fifth and
N streets yesterday evening. Peter
Lazarowicz, a farmer residing in Sarpy
county Just south OF Thirty-sixth street.
suffered a severe blow on the head and
a fracture Of the left ankle.
Lazsrowicz was standing upright IN
the wagon when his horse took fright
The sudden jolt threw him out on the
pavement and the wagon passed over his
left leg.
He was attended by DR.. A. H. Koenig
who sent him to the South Omaha
hospital.
Republican Platform.
The republicans Of South Omaha have
builded a platform with a foundation OF
pledges for a better. cleaner and more
business-like municipal government The
platform follows:
Honesty and efficiency in all depart
menta
We pledge a cleaner and more compe-
tent government for South Omaha
We pledge a rigid economy In every
department Of the city,
We pledge emancipation from the bond
age OF contractor domination.
We pledge q clean, honest, sober and
square fire and police board.
We pledge more rigid inspection OF
ments and that the people shall desig-
nate the material without interference Of
or politicians.
We pledge the adoption OF such a sys-
tenn OF Bookkeeping as will protect the
interests Of all taxpayers.
We pledge that every citizen OF our
city shall have the right to vote for
who he pleases and have the vote counted
without going to court to have this right
At the meeting of the campaign COM
mittee Of the citizens progressive party
held last night at their headquarters. the
charges made in the world-Heraid re-
fiectins upon the personality and COM
potency Of present City Attorney Henry
c. Murphy. seeking to discredlt him and
10 create q false impression that his In
dorsement has caused home members Of
said party to lose interest In the work
by them, met with vigorous
expression OF disapproval, which cul-
minated In the passage Of the following
resolution: s
We take this occasion to make public |
announcement Of the fact that Mr.; Muir
went to him unsolicited and In
response TO the fact that his manage
nent OF the legal affairs OF the city for |
he last two years warrants the highest |
at the hands Of all good |
,itixens and that we denounoe this
being an attempt on the part Of certain |
people In the gang seeking TO revenge |
he, city attorney because Of his fearless I
,tand as city attorney on all matters ar
'ecting the public welfare and rights Of |
he taxpayers.
Signed: CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
Magic City Gossip.
Wednesday is bargain day at Fiynn's
Open In the evening.
Sol s. Goldstrom Ia understood to be |
tut Of the city for the present.
Frank Purdy and Chauncey Mann Of |
Lincoln were the weekend guests OF
friends here.
Mrs. Mcdonald OF Tekamah Is the |
yuest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. |
:. Marsh, 3la street.
MIs. ua,oh 400 South rrhtrtaant, |
'treet, will entertain the Brown Park |
ladies' Aid society this afternoon.
The woodmen of the World drill team |
III will give box social and dance |
this evening at Odd Fellows hall.
The young people Of the Letter Memorial |
,hurch, Fifteenth and Madison streets, |
will give an Old Folks concert Thurs |
lay evening at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. II. Rothkoft has returned from |
he Nebraska sanitarium. where she has |
las been for the last month.
Henry Jensen. 2t25 N street. South |
Omaha, died yesterday. Mr.. Jensen was
3 years old. The funeral arrangements |
have not yet been made.
u the World degree team, viii entertain |
It a box social Wednesday evening for /
riends and members at Odd Fellows hall. |
The kensington circle OF the South |
Omaha Grove No. 60. Woodmen Circle. /
win entertain this afternoon at the |
rome Of Mrs Frank Dolezol. 4ol North |
street.
It's q new gay bonnet.
With a flower garden on II,
Just brought from Ryan's store.
Wear It Easter Sunday.
II will, know, become thee.
It's the style your mother wore.