Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Citizens Movement Convention En-
dorses Koutsky for Mayor.
HBERNIANs PLAN CELEBRATION
Parade In Morning, with Sermon NJ
81. agnes Church and Address
alright by Father Naher
of Salfna, Kansas.

= SAe NlAchS HlON cihclit III Sonfcut4osi
last night.
koutsky. ii is understood, had previ-
ously signified his willingness to accept
the nomination IL August Miller. the regu-
lar republican. would withdraw. Miller
refused to withdraw and the committee
pushed Koutsky in the three-cornered
race.
]. ]. Breen. democrat, who failed to
win the nomination at the polls. was
nominated for city attorney over H. C.
Murphy by vote of 30 to 30 Murphy
being the regular republican nominee.
Perry Med. Wheeler. republican nomi-
nee for clerk. was unanimously chosen
for the same place on the citizens
ticket.
Miller Denounces Murdoch.
August Miller. republican candidate
for mayor. denounced the men who had
engineered the deal and publicly charged
y. H. Murdoch with treachery and in
justice
II have been a citizen Of South Omaha
for twenty-five years." said Mr.. Miller.
and my record is clean. You are not
sincere in your theory OF good govern
meEt. Either indorse me or my oppo-
nent. Tom Hoctor''
Wiley Beckett then took the floor and
nominated August Miller as agains.
Frank koutsgy. who carried Off the
honors By vote OF "a to II.
The res; Of the conventions proceed
inss were OF similar character. Frank
koutsky, il is understood. frankly re-
fused TO consider the nomination as long
as August Miller was in the race. but
was put on the ticket against his will.
On the republican ticket Perry Wheeler
had already been nominated for clerk.
as was Jay Williams. John vana, S.
Wawezynkewicz for counc!lmen. The
Fire and Police board was handed over
bodily 70 the democrats. Henry MUIR
ply. the regular nominee for the re-
pubiicans, was denied the endorsement
OF the citizens because. 1t IS said, he re-
fused TO agree TO the wiplng out of GER
tain taxes upon property belonging to a
prominent brewer Of the city.
Personnel of Ticket.
The following is the personnel of the
new ticket:
Mayor. Frank Koutsky, republican;
tTea surer, John Gribble, democrat: clerk
Perry Wheeler, republican; city attorney.
J, ]. Breen. democrat: tax commissioner,
Jerry ~ Fitzgerald. democrat; fire and
police commissioners, DR.. f. W. Faulk
democrat; W. Orchard. democrat
Councllmen-First ward, Andrew Strand.
republican; second ward. j. c. Nana
republican; Third ward, T. Alton. demo-
crat; Fourth ward. Patrick Toner, re-
publican; Fifth ward. Stanslaus Wave
zynkewicz, republican: Sixth ward. jay
Milliams republican,; Seventh ward.
Henry Harnett. republican.
Good served with Writ.
Mayor Trainor. City Treasurer Gillin
and City Clerk Good were served with
peremptory writ by Deputy Sheriff Mus
grave yesterday afternoon. Although the
writ called for an immediate count Of the
written-in names on the ballots, the board
put off the work until Monday
After discussion with his lawyer about
the writ. City Clerk Frank Good decided
II was not necessary TO canvass. although
the court ordered II.
Socialists Name Slate.
Tho. delegates to the socialist convention
last evening nominated the following
slate for the coming election; Mayor.
". w. Lutman:. treasurer. Fred Berger;
city clerk. II. p. Diderlckson; city attor-
ney. L. II. Bergold: tax commissioner.
c. r. Mcintyre: police commissioners, ].
Chase and William Weiner; councilmen,
First ward, Axel Strom; Second ward.
John Hoffman; Third ward, James Cinek;
Fourth ward, j. W. Hollander; Fifth
ward. Fred willum: Sixth ward. II. J.
Atesley; Seventh ward, J. Swanson.
So. Patricix's Day Celebration.
The committee consisting OF J. J.
o'Donnoll, William Sillmartin, p. ].
Lehman, r. j. Krnne and William
sheehan is planning an elaborate cele-
grafton for st. Patrieks day.
The festivities will start in the morn
ing with a parade, in which the city Of
ficials, the fire and police departments
and all Catholic societies Of the city
are invited TO march. They will pro-
coed to St Agnes church and hear a
special sermon delivered by the Rev.
Father Maher of Salina, Kan. will de-
ing there will be a dinner. J. J. Curtin
Of Omaha will preside as chairman and
Father Mahen of Salina. Kan, will de-
liver the address. The large crowd that
heard him two years ago remember him
as forceful and entertaining talker.
Miss Hulrahan will sing Irish songs
accompanied by picked orchestra under
the direction Of Prof. Dan Hurley. Mr..
Noar will sing a selected SOLO Gertrude
Mccauley will be his sccompanist.
Others on the program will be Miss
Margeret Kelly, Miss Nonia Byrnes,
violinst and Mary Larkin, pianist. As
Sal
been secured TO show motion pictures OF
ireland and Irish life. Thomas Doud
fresh from the hills OF Tara, will sing
songs in Gaelic descriptive OF the scenes
that Will be flashed.
New Addition.
Acre property, on. car line, easy terms,
low prices for quick sale.
A W. JONES.
Atlas Cafe Sunday Dinner.
March 10 1872.
Cream OF Celery.
Roast Young Turkey-Dressing.
.Cranberrfes
Cauliflower en- Cream Mashed Potatoes. |
Chartreuse Of Jelly.
Apple Pie. Mlnee Pie.
Cherry Pie. Pumpkin Pie. |
Vanilla Ice Cream-Ass'd Cake.
Tea. Coffee. Milk
Price. Fifty Cents.
Magic City Gossip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Skull are rejoicing |
over the arrival of g daughter.
sunday Turkey dinner. Atlas cafe, Ass |
North 18th. s
Miss Adabooth DoIman Of Lincoln Is |
the guest OF Miss Georgisna Davis.
lfTs Earl Prouu suferfained at a the
alter party at the Orpheum Saturday even /
ing.
Mrs. g. +. Campbell returned home FRI |
day after a months visit in Chicago and |
BLOOMINGTON, III.
Mrs. D. l. Holmes. Sl2 Z street. en- /
tertzfned at an informal bridge party /
Monday afternoon.
Nesdames Robb Hall and Ed Carter 4
Of Nicola, la. were guests OF Mrs. Sam !
.hrsaLeH. Last rraaE