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PLATTSWIOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, KARCH 12, 1314.
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TO SELL CARNATIONS
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ALL
TEAM HOLDS
HI MEETING
Officers Are All Re-elected for the
Ensuing Year and Much
Enthusiasm Displayed.
i'rom tVelncsJay'8 Daily.
The I'laltsmouth IJase Hall as
sociation held their meetinir last
evening at the store of Wara &
Srhuld'h-M, and there were quite, a
number of fans, as well as pros
pective members of the. team,
present to take part in the pro
ceedings of the meeting.
The matters of chief import
ance, of the evening was the elec
tion of the o Hirers for the ensu
ing year, and the present etlieient
ollicers Were all re-elected for the
coin in jr season to uido. the
destinies of the club, as follows:
Thomas W'allinir, president; II. X.
Dovey, secretary and treasurer,
ami Ed Weaver as cashier at the
park. Manauer S. Johnson,
who rendered such splendid serv
ices in the handling of the team,
was unanimously re-elected to
the position of manager for the
ensuing year, and will be on Ihe
job in arrantrin;.? the difl'erent
sanies thai the boys will take on
dtiriupr Ihe season.
The. question of elect injr the
captain of Uie leani' was deferred
until later, as this is a matter in
which thf players themselves
will bo called upon lo decide, and
it was thought best to wait until
the team was lined up in better
shape before making lho choice,
as there are a number of very
able men on the team who could
lill the position with much suc
cess. There will be another meeting
of tin; cliil) held on Friday even
ing, at which lime the oranua
iion of the players will be taken
up and discussed and plans for
the piayirtt'' .season ; more 'fully
outlined. There ii a gvvnl ileal
of intere-t manifested throuuh
otif tho.clfy over the. orsr-mizalion
of tlie. iiase ball team an.. J every
one is anxiously . awaiting : -the.
time for itto'sprinff- practice. to
Standard
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Summer designs. The very latest Butterick styles. Descriptions of all
the newest materials! The special April number of THE DELINEATOR
is the most important Fashion announcement of the year.
; 0 15 CENTS AT THE Pattern COUNTER
The Newest and Latest Styles in Dress Ma
terials Are Nov Ready for Your Inspection.
We also offer 3 dozen $1 Justrite AC
Corsets at, each .... lieC
Vra rtou r a r-cTVet i h sh a p'e' fn r i he
srand opening- of the season.
There are quite a number of
recruits to be tried out this y?ur,
in addition to the veterans of the
team, and a strong aresalion
should be gotten together.
Stubborn, Annoying Coughs
Cured.
"My husband had a coujrh for
fifteen years and my son for
'islit years. Dr. King's .New
Discoery completely cured
them, for which I am most
thankful," writes Mrs. David
Moor, of Sairiuaw, Ala. What
Dr. Kind's New Discovery did for
these men, it will do for you. .Dr.
King's New Discuvery s'houhl be
in every home. Stops hacking
coughs, relieves lagrippe ami all
Ihroal and lung ailments. Money
back if it fails. AH druggists.
Price 50c and $1.00. II. K. Huck
len & Co., l'hiladelphia or St.
Louis.
m. ORULINER TO
REATE SERMON
The graduating class of iyii
of the IMaltsmoulh High school
met last evening and made a por
tion of the arrangements for
their graduating exercises, hav
ing seelcled Rev. F. M. Drnliuer
of the First 'Methodist church to
deliver the baccalaureate sermon
on Sunday evening, May 2 5. The
services will be in the nature of
a union meeting' of all churches
and will be held in the Presby
terian church, which is the best
equipped church in the city for
exercises of this nature. The
graduation exercises will be held
at the Parmele theater on Thurs
day, May 28.
FOIl SALF 8-rooin houe,
modern except furnace. Price,
$3,250.00. Will take some live
slock as part payment. Windham
Investment & Loan Co.
CASTOR! A
Tor Infants and CMl&rea.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
. Bears tlie
Signature of
XT
This is one of the
y - -
Hundred Smart,
: Practical Styles
in the
Special
April
Fashion Number
":' of
THE DELINEATOR
Important changes of style are taking place
right now. Every woman must have reliable
information on these changes. The April
number of THE DELINEATOR shows you every
thing and tells you everything about them.
It contains over 1 00 beautiful Spring and early
STOCKHOLDERS
PROVE Ml CLOCK
Vote to Support Policy of Their
Managers Meeting Largely
Attended.
From 'WeunesfiaVs Dally.
Nearly every one of Platls
mouth's fifty stockholders in the
A. W. South Manufacturing Com
pany assembled at the Holei- Uiley
Tuesday evening and fully dem
onstrated their faith in the suc
cossfu If u lure of the Vertical Dial
Adertising Clock, by pledging
immediate and substantial sup
port to the newly perfected plans
for putting in operation several
hundred new clocks like-' the one
exhibited lo crowds of interested
observers and investigators dur
ing the past week!
His audience listened at
tentively to an optimistic ad
dress y Manager K. M. Stone
who made clear to the meeting
not only the value of their pat
ents and property, but described
the splendid opportunities now
open to the South company ami
the great money-making pos
sibilities or the clock itstdf. As
presented" by the speaker the re
sponsibilities of the stockholders
were brought home lo them with
great seriousness and as loyally
approved and accepted by them.
II is believed that the stock
hollers have never hat such e.
thorough understanding of their
duties and 'advantages, as since
the managers have instructed
then in all the details of the
promising business they control.
Dy a rising vole proposed by
Hon C. York, Ihe full coulidcnee
of all those present was extended
to lh managers, Messrs. F. M.
Stone and Geo. F. Uoweii, for
their successful efforts in reor
ganizing the A. W. South M f g.
Company, and every assurance
given them that their com
prehensive plans for lho rapid
extension of the business would
be encouraged and upheld by the
members of the Plattsmouth
group-of stockholders;
To' this whole-hearted tcsli-
UNANIMOUSLY AP
ECIAL!
36-inch
rercaies
Light and Dark
patterns
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moniai in jaiuuui appreciation
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Mr. Stone made graceful at
knowletlgenient and won stil
r....n. ... i
iiniuer approval ior uie new
policies by declaring that til
managers would never relinquisi
meir euoris wniie sustained am
inspired by Ihe spirt t hon
this meeting.
ii , i . ...
.reM-r-. smne ana liowen an;
Secretary . A. J. Neilel hae con
eluded the important business
which has kept them in Platts
mouth for a week and are now in
llavelock, where some cleen
stockholders of their company
will heroine better acquaint
with Uie 2Sew- Vertical Dial Ad
vertising Clock ami the wt
calculated plans for placing it in
operation in all the large cities of
the United Slates.
Iroin the showing made by
the managers ..while here, in th
great improvement brought about
by them m the Vertical. Dial Ad
vertising Clock, and in the ar
raugenienls made for esiabli.-di
lug it permanently as a popular
institution, il is reasonable It
b'Mieve that the' stockholders w il
i .. . i
nue no. occasion lo regret any
.sacrifices they may have made to
hold Ihe organization together
ami rebuild il on a belter ami
tinner basis.
REV. J. il ESIBBEE
DELIVERED A SPLENDID
SERM0?J LAST SUNDAY
llev. J. , M. :Fmbrer, :dislrict
superintendent of (he M. K.
church delivered u splendid ser
mon last Sunday afternoon al the
M. F. church in Myiuird. Ami it
was the1 expression ofmaiij- that
thoro 'wiv much gii ijv it and
that I h 9 y-.would he glad, to' hear
him again. We, ato also' glad to
aek-viwledge Hint Hrotin-r FdJs.
pastor' of the?. Liberty IK IV.
htirc.Ji, and ?t good numhrr'if hi:
pei.pbj vvilh ; u-, and .hope
that we,. nwy Ji. -.'ibli to intact often
in the 'fufur'e.; ' . '
.-.; ..Tho pothers' Favorite. ' 1
A 'cough 'iriedicir'te for children
shoihl be harmless.-' It should Do
pleasant to take. If. should h?
CiTectual.: 'Chamberlain's' Couh
lomedy is all of this and is Hi?
A
mothers' favorite everywhere
For salevby.aUjalers.' -y U:l
Standard.
Apron
Ladies of St. Mary's Guild Will
Hold Sale Saturday, May 9,
for Mothers' Day.
The ladies of SI. Mary's ilmhl
held a very pleasant and proiil
able session yesterday afternoon
at the handsome home of Mrs. V.
A. Ilobertson, on North Sixlli
street, who was assisted in enter
taining by Miss Mable While.
The IaJi's engaged as usual jn
tin niakinir of dainty articles of
needlework for several hours and
in delight fnl social conversation
kt
t3l
Fjjfhat served to pass I In Mm
n! pleasant ly for all who a
I
line IIP
ittcmlf d
the meetinu"
One of the chief mailers t
have the attention of the ladies
was that of the annual carnation
sale, which is held by the ladies
of this church each year on the
Saturday preceding Mid hers' Day,
and the arrangement s were com
pleted for holdinir this event on
Saturday, May Dili, at which lime
they will have on sale some of the
best and tinet carnation possible
to secure and will nttVr them for
sale in order that everyone may
have one of these emblems of
honor lo man's best, friend his
mother. The ladies will doubt
less meet will! much success in
K 1 1 Ii is line, as during the past sev-
leral years I hey have held their
'sale ami everyone looks forward
to it with interest.
Gpring Elocd and System
Cleanser.
During the winter months im
purities accumulate, your blood
becomes impure? and thick, your
kidneys, liver and bowels fail to
work, causing' so-called "Spring
Fever." You feel tired, weak and
la.y. j'.iecirie .imtcr.- the
spring tonic and system cleans
er is wnai you neeti; lliey
stimulate the kidneys, liver and
bowels to healthy action, oxnel
blood impurities ami lesion
your health, strength ami am
bit ion. Fleetrie Hitters makes
von ieei HKe new. Mart a lour
weeks' treatment it will put you
an fine shape for your spring
work. Cuaranleed. All Dm
gists. 5!c ami 81.00. H. H
Jiuciilen oc Co., iMiiiaiielplua or
S(. Ftui.
WIFE OF VICTORIA, TEXAS
A F! VISITING IN TOWN
From Tucsiliiv'o T'r.llv.
Halph White and wife of Vic
toria, Texas, arrived here last
evening over the Missouri Pa
cilie ami will isil for a short
time at the home of Mr. W'hil
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. A.
White, in this city. Ralph is at
present, tlisiricl manager or me
Hell Telephone company in tin
territory surrounding Victoria.
and has ben most, successful in
ins Handling ot uie business lor
his company, having reeeiei
several deserved promotion?
since He leir lliis cay several
years ago to lake up Hie tele
phone work in Ihe southern liehl
The many friends here of Mr
While were pleased to meet him,
as well as ins manning wile. -n
ami Mrs. J. C. Thygeson of 'e-
traska (Mtv and their lit lie son
art also nere visiung at me
White home.
JOE HiBER HAS
HIS WRIST BROKEN
. BY AUTOMOBILE
From "Weilnestlay's iJally.
This morning wliib? the force
f plumbers einiiloyetl by Jtdm
lauer were en rnule to the eoun-
Iv farm, where thev are enaAfl
in linishintr up Ihe work on the
new nuiliJinr-.", uieir auio watron.
n which I hey w ere i iJ i nir stopped
iml lo siari uie macnine aoe
lliher .'.jr., pot nut ami essayed to
rank it up, ami with Ihe .result
that the crank Hew back ami laid
oe ui) with a broken wrist of his
i'ht arm. The fracture was a
ery severe. one and will lay him
n for some weexs. as soon an
ilm : accident occurretl Mr. lliher
elurned and had the injured
member set and pressed ur.il will
pernl a sliojl time en.joyinsr
iv-off frtmi his duties at the
Bauer plumbing establishment.
Saturday Evening Post
with the full-page ad of
our famous Chicago Tailors
ED. V, PRICE & CO.
who solve the question of your
EASTER
c.
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fcr4M:;-: .'.if
Manhattan
Shirts
BAD ACCIDENT TO
LITTLE OLIVER HALLAM ST
From Tucstlay's Iai!'
Fat eveniiiy 7Iis
Oliver returned frm
where she has been for
few t!as vi.-iti'i'-r with h-
I I.irrie
iioali.t.
the pa-t
r i-ter-
in that city. .Mis Oliver
lemleil returning home
had in
be f' re.
but owing to a very
unfortunate
accident llial befell little Oliver
llailam she was compelled t re
main there. On la -I lhurday
while the little lev was plaviog
around lie fell am fractured hrs
left arm in a rry eere ii;a;i-
ner. whicfi neeessiiated a great
tleai tr IfoUlt e e! Iil'oltel V.
m m - -
The HI lie man suffered a great
tie::l of pain from the iniurv and
tiesire.l ins aunt to remain ami
eomlort inni in ins ar!!ie!iii.
FIDE ALARM CAUSES
MUCH EXCITEMENT
There was considerable ecile-
ment created Ibis moinimr when
the tire alarm was .xoumled ftr
the I'tuirth wartl and a larre
number of the citizens ha.-dem-d
to the residence of It. V. Clt
menl, where il was reported the
lire was rainir. but il deeiipe
thai it. was the re-ile:ice of I'red
lt'ideipt r, adjoining lh i'.!e
nn'iit idace, where a defective Mm
had caused the roof o catch Mi
ami quite a plac" vas burn
I here before I lie blaze was dis
covered iv ;irs. iiian.il. wim re-
itles tliere, and as soon as fh
lire was liseoerel she yave th
alarm am some men tlrixin pa
tln house lia.xlened in and with
l bucket briuaile succeeded in
rrellitiu' the lire out in a very few
minutes before the lite depart
ment arrived on the scene. There
was rousnic raulc couiu-i n
caused in the Kivin' f the lire
arm, as the report was tele
phoned to the shops-that it wa
in the Ka.-l I'ourlh ward, wlw-u it
hould have been the e-l .-itb of
Ihe ward, and as a consequence
it was tiilticult for the fire de
barment to uef start-! riixlil.
I'his is a matter that"' should re
ceive ; atieniioii sum Hie exact
location of the tire ascertained
before the alarm is turm-d i: as
ii causes a ureal deal of delay
that niiyhl result' seriou.ly mihu:
lime. ' .
Hives, eczema, itch or sr.It
iheuin sets you 'crazy. Can't bear
Ihe touch of your elolhin-'.
Hoan's Miritment is One for skin
itching. All druggislo sell it, 50c
a box. '
--TjffT-"''
of the
CLOTHES
Easterday is not very
far away.
Step in and see our
500 handsome Spring
woolens and be
measured TODAY.
Prices you can afford
to pay.
Stetson
Hats
ANOTHER DEATH
111 THE PETERSON
FttllLy TODAY
This Afnictcd Family Ar - Having '
Their Share or Troutlo Since
Coming Home.
This nii ri;n' al I I
OYI-M- I,.-
'''"i'l '"Id of Mr. and
l'eler-on at the Ihirhiii:!..!! U.;ird
ii cars ii. ar the tl.-j.., ..4.-,-d
away as ;l re-ult ,,f dipfith.-na.
I fie ill-ease !,;i, rails, d the .b-.iHi
'f a :oi;ii'-.-r :-t.-r ,.M Sioi I.tv
iM-lit. The trirl w;i take,, -j, ;;
last Saturday moiuni-- a! Ilo-.-ame
lime a- h-r y..(ii:- r j-(.,-r,
i'lld steadily LTi'tt' Wi'-e d'-plle
all that m. d-.-al aid c ul I , and
it was i .-toiii.d lhat h.-r d.-.itii
was almost certain, as the di--ea-e
h id i;ait- .l lti'hI l.. .' .r-
wlien lake., in h;.::d. Th- was
about IC, years ,.f ae. TI !,;,.p
?i-lei tlie s.de st,riin- rhild -f
the family, is al-., down with the
malady, but it i- Ihou-'ht that s,,.
Will leeoe,". ;is the dl-ei. w.l-
not so f;,r advance, wJo-u slie was
fcieu I real mti! . Tf;e p.n.nfs
Will hae Ihe deeii..,f ni;i;itliv ..f
!eeroie in tfie Coii.!iMinif i,, II,..
1-tnb!.' bereavement ttiat f;a be
fall, i! tli. in j., .., Ili.'.ii a
ami which ha- lake,, w. of their
children fr..i., Jhe,r mid-t. r1,.
funeral of the lit 1 1.- w,H 1.
strictly private account ..f U,,.
di-ea-c. ;.:.,J will be In Id ;n
Ms possible, owimr In ttie danger
tf other ratchiuc the li-.
Yalo IVTotorcycIo for Sale.
I'lllly e.piq.p.-d ;,nd m,
as
new.
ollic.
Impure at the Jo.irnat
Red Clever Seed.
to .s M .r,u r.r i,,,sf,..
r-iaile.i free. r.iA,ir,l
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Samples
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AUCTBOIMEER
and we want to inform vtu
that dates caa be made
at this office for
eoi. vH. ounrj
the Weeriaj Water Auctioneer
Carefur Attrction to- Public Sales
Rates are Reasonable