Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-03
SD" SPEAKERSPAY
ATTENTION TOLIGHT
Call on Voters to Turn Down Crowd
that Are Declared in Favor
Of Corporations.
COMBAT CHEERS FOR DAHLMAE

Avoid personalities and hit the
light ordnance was the order is
sued by Chairman A. l.. Sutton TO
the street speakers for the "outs"
Saturday night, and accordingly every
anti-administration spellbinder hit
the light question hard.
sutton. himself. at Fifteenth and Doug
las tried to prove by oratory that unless
the 'T,iR six were put into office Tues
dav perpetual franchises for the gas COM
many ana the street railway would
shortly fasten themselves upon the pco-
pie.
III We didn't have the ballot. I'd be In
favor Of marching TO the city hall with
n,usiSets and wiping out the admin'stra-
ton with force" sutton declared.
The antis held outdoor meetings at
Fifteenth and Douglas. Sixteenth and
Howard. Sixteenth and cass and Six
tenth and Ames avenue.
Crowd Has Few Notions.
The Fifteenth and Douglas gathering
was the only large one. and at that place
there were frequent calls for Dahlman
and the square seven and inciptent
disputations by listeners over numerous
eebatable remarks By the 'out'' speak
ers. Police queIled all Recommendations
against the antis.
Various speakers for tho '-outs" walked
from one meeting TO another. sucking
lemons to ausnch their thirst and relieve
their tired throata Lawrie J. Quinby
sought such refreshEnent between sem
fences at one meeting and. showing his
lemon 70 the opowd. asserted: They
handed this 70 me at the Legislature"
Roasts Chop suey Places.
ohairraan 6utton denonnced the ''chop
5ewey joints" az he called them. and
said the square seven parade was
made up OF city atrest cleaners in cor
poration autoA He admitted that Omaha
Is one of tho greatest and most beauti-
full OF cftiou and asiood how long the peo-
pie Will stand for conditions hers. He
also said no had no personal feelings
against tho administration mo but that
the election is tho peoples fight against
the corporations.
ouinby said: II announce TO all tho
world that I am opposed u all political
machines. love Omaha beoapse have
all my interests and make my living In
Omaha, although live in Dundee" He
also averred that "Dahlman IL now on
the defensive. although the people have
believed he had backbone, was honest
ana the peoples friend"
Frank J. Odell made several speeches.
repeating his former line OF talk and
urging passage OF the school and Audi
forum bond propositions. Candidate
Metcaife told OF his record on the char
teT commission.
Praise for Big ssx.
Harry Sinclair closed the meeting at
Sixteenth and cass and was greeted
with cheers for Dablman ana the square
seven" Henry Gering said the square
seven" have done lots OF good for
Omaha. but that the big SIX are bet
TER men. Lew Pixley told how he car
ris6 mushet 10 the civil war and
pleaded tor support for the outs be-
cause. e elected. they wouldn't do as
flhe Ing have done. d. Q. Patterson
declared that the administration baciers
arc all on the city payroll. M. q. No
cleod was chairman OF the Fifteenth and
Douglas maetins and other chairmen
we're c. y. Harrison, J. c. Droxel and c.
Il Davis
H. L. Mossman declared that City Az
torney Rine was ''real naughty 20 say
he would mail eutton's hide to the barn
door," Somebody IN the crowd hoilered.
"oh. AGNES. HOY could your