Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-15
DAHLMANITES GIVE
COLOR TO CROWD
Omaha and Nebraska Bunch At.
tract Attention Wherever
They Go.
TRIP DOWN ONE JOY RIDE
BY Edgar c. Snyder.

Telegram.)-The Dahlnan Demo-
cratic club OF Omaha is certainly a
powerful organization, judging by
their appearance on the streets OF
"San Loo" They are fine, husky
looking lot of westerners and they
know good flicker" from bad by look
ing at the bottle. Typical OF the
growing city by the Missouri, they
started shortly after their arrival
here to do the town, and to-
night their white felt hats and red,
white and blue umbrellas give color
to the throngs in the Jefferson, the
Planters and the Maryland, which is
managed by Jim McTague, formerly
of the Henshaw.
Rivals of Tammany,
The special train of nine cars UNI
der the combined attention OF Cen
eral Passenger Agent Mathews of the
Missouri Pacific, T. J. Godfrey of the
Omaha office, and Mr., Hukel, divi-
sion passenger agent with headquar-
tiers in Lincoln, came into the union
station on the dot. The Lincoln
delegation, with Governor Morehead
and the state house crowd, joined the
Omaha special at Union, and alto
gether made a showing rivaling the
Sullivan contigent or the Tammany
Braves. And everybody is for More
head for vice president.
The Omaha boys had a gorgeous
time last night. There was a we'll
supplied commissary car under the
charge of Bart Foley and Harry M.
Haverley of the city hail. and during
the evening Gee B. Dyball was nomi-
mated for vice president by Joe But
Ter with spontaneous enthusiasm
Respond to Early Call.
At 40 o'clock yesterday morning
the pilgrims from Omaha, Lincoln,
Falls City and Union journeying to
the Mound City, some name in the
light of what is coming to them, were
aroused by the "last call to break
fast and every mothers son of them
got into their clothes. 1t was a de-
cidedly unappreciated hoax but it
served a useful purpose.
If | could divide the Dahlman-
Morehead or vice versa train into i'll
dividual parts, | would put the state
house delegation first, viz:
Governor Morehead. candidate for vice
president; Treasurer George Hall. Insurance
Commissioner Eastman, James Murphy Of
toad
commissioner p. L. Hall, adjutant general;
E. p Mumford, secretary to the COVER
nor. MIR. Hartman does the fox trotting'
for Mr. Nfumford,
Senator and representatives who are and
Sherman county, Representative Kline of
Cass county. Senator E. E. Howell of Doug
las county, Senator Frank T. Ransom Of the
same county Others who came on the train
are largely in evidence because of past per-
formances! T. J, O'Connor, city clerk; 10
seph P. BUTLER, gas commissioner; Charles
E. Tanning. whom Senator Hitchcock has
nominated for Omahas postmaster: Claude
F. Bossie, health commissioner; Thomas j.
Flynn. United States marshal; Lewis J
him back in the early sos; John D, Wear,
Phillip Smith, Anton Gross bailiff 10 the
new United States District Judge. J. W.
Woodrough; Charles p MCriarty. candidate
intendent of garbage; Colonel John G. Maher,
president Of the Spanish American war
veterans with MS typeWrlteri heith NeVlile
candidate for governor
For Nebraska Papers.
The Nebraska newspapers have also
distinguished representation, H. E.
Gooch, owner of the Star and dele
gate, being ably supported by his
editor, J. W. Outright Then Man
ager c. w. Bryan of the Commoner is
here.
Although Nebraska headquarters at
the Planters comprises three rooms,
nobody had thought enough to pro-
vide the headquarters with registra-
ton book so am going to bunch
whom know are here without regard
to race, color, or previous condition:
Henry Richmond, who will be one OF the
conventions reading clerks, but who will
never be heard: William Moran of Nebraska
City, w. B. Price, delegate-at large; Frank
Taylor delegate for the Sixth district from
st. Paul; Frank Brown. delegate for the
big Sixth from Kearney: J. ]. Thomas OF
Seward. delegate; w. II. Green Of Creighton,
delegate for the Third; Frank Swanson Of
Clay Center, delegate for the Fifth; DR.. H.
w. Morrow of Columbus, delegate for the
Third Fred Ashton and Leo Clary from