PAGE 2.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL."
IWOWDAY," OCTOBER 5, - 1914.
SCHEME CALCU
LATED TO BENE
FIT! CITY
If Carried Out Properly it is
Bound to Result in Great Good
to the Business Interests.
W. II. dt "f
rfpifM-nl ing
! ...
From Fri'iay's Pally.
I hi- morning O.
Manhattan. Kansas
th- il.'It l-Valuiv I iliu ut 1 1 ; uy of
: I i i:. w.is in-ie looking alter
:t project f ll.it it handled pio-
ly will !'(. into a splendid
,. iM l i -1 1 1 1 1 fM' 1 1 1 city ami its
. . . .. .ii.
MIl'CCs. Ml'. Iia II Willi
i-at iK i-iii a i: ! i i S in hi pr--itnui
T taking a fi'i'' of
vina 1 1 n 1 1 1 of the different
points oT interest in tin- cily that
v.ili I..- shown, hi tin- different
Mjovitia picture houses oT 1 1 1 -
..uiiir an. I spread tar ami w
t!:.- beauties "f Plat Isnioul h. the
u;u.l'n it "f tin- -late. II is e
t.. airauae a ureal gala
lar wli.ii Hie farmers ami !
i-i'-'iu .-I Hie oni Miry districts
wiil .e invited here I.. lake pari
11 th.e 1 1 1 . . it ami liae their
s . placed the lilni
which will !" 1 1 I r i I i i 1 throiiah-
..!! fhe !ii-fure show houses f
l'i.' e.nnitr. On this .lay there
!l ! j I lie -.lal bundled in l
lake part a- it i- ..--ire, t.. act
a ma'iv a- possible here l he in
i n !li- pictures. T -liiiuilate Ihe
inf.-re-t in the . -1 1 1 if they will
j.e int.-rwi.x .-ii int" a photo play
that will !sae a -weet story as
the pt.tt anil in the diM'ereul
-.-.tie- shown will he pictured the
p- ir.t- "i interest m tile city m
.! lh- Huilinalon .ihk ami
the principal buildings of the city
a- a- the prominent persons
w I... will I..- i.inii.l iiere-ai'V lo
have . I the c.l- to make tile
picture a success.
5 til- t'eallire sel ire js wol lll
.-r.'(i an. I the Him company will
aive the Commercial club full
allie rece,e. in Hie splendid
p.ct fes 1 hat Will he presented
sle'WUla the resources ,if the cily.
TT'"i' a ' rare chance to secure a
. I i ' ' u picture r.'pl-oilct ii'll i'f
ilie . ilv ami -hoiil.l ,e laken ad-
vantaae .if withou' fail bv Ihe
Mi'inelcial interests of the city.
Mr. II. .1! r.tnr I lo hi-
ii. !!: i;i K u-a- this afternoon.
!m? will return later In complete
;tie a r ra i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 s f..r staaina the
pi. iiii.-- an. I when tin- bia ilay is
amioiiuc. . eei per-on in the
ii-iim!v of Plat t snioiit h should
make it a point ! h oi ham ami
tljov Hie oi-ea-ion.
SON OF AUGUST RHEIfl
AGKLE, FORMERLY OF THIS
CITY, OROWflEO AT SEATTLE
Ihe new- ha- been received
lieri- of the drowning of Robert
Hhein e kie. a nephew o Alh.-i l
Jtlieii;.ii k!e .f thi cil which oc
ciiiie.l iii a -mail lream not far
!;.!M S. attl.-. a-hinuton. where
o'inu i i. in was enuaueil in
I ! hail e i.jeiil !y heell
pii.-k-aml a. ill was un
to e-cape
i .
In: nl tnu.
. a : . 1 1 ; 1 1 , .
al'le I" l;e .
.i.owniiiu a i
I !; ..f Hi.
ni in linn
'i sliecil IliheiJ Iii (he
ai!t ilrauuinu him
iI"'a;i until ilealh inially -lille.l hi
-iii.--1''-. Ilie .M.iniir man wa
a -on ..f Ann-! ithemackie. fur
': ii of tin- cifv ami wa- ahoiil
: i n . t -. -1 1 years o ae. an.l at lh
time of Iii- ileatli was atlemlinu
l!ei;c in Sealfie.
He !i.tl u-oiie oi:l on a -hor
li'iiitiiiu trip with eera mm.
i iiiion- a ni -cpara! inu li om
thefii iii pur-nil of Lame, ami
here m.-; his ih-ath. The friem)-
f Hie Hhejnackle family will he
u:eall urieei to learn of Ihe
acciilelll to Ihe
who has heen cut
the tiawnicu of a
in his outii; man-
Funeral of W. B. Mayes.
:; i' foi l u na! e
-Hiii-' man
i- w n ju-t in
hriuht llltllle
i"'
.1.
Caught a Bad Cold.
"I.a-t winter my
m rv hail i-ohl nmj
-nu caught a
I he way he
conuhe.l was somel h iny ilreadful,'
wrili.'s Mrs. farah 11. Duncan, of
Tiptou, Iowa. '"We thou-hi nure
he was soing; into fonsumption.
buijuht just one bottle of
"haiiil"?'. leHix" Ceu-li KeniHd hiu)
I hat on" bottle loppe,j his cough
ami cutM cohl completely."
For sale by all dealers.
From Kri.lay's Dailv.
'I he funeral of the lale Y. '..
Mayes was hehl this tiiorniuu; at
I u o'clock at the home of
.Tohn Jess, on South Sixth
street, ami was entirely private.
ouiv the memiiers iii me laiiiuy
beine; in atlemlanci'. The services
were comllicteil by He. M. J4
Mctlluskf, ami following Ihe shoi l
hut iinpres.-ive service the body
was conveyeil to Oak Hill, where
the interment was made there in
Ihe family ht. Three of the broth
ers of Mr. Mayes were present
to alien. 1 the funeral, but it was
impossible for the mother, who
resides in Virginia, to reach here
in lime for I he service.
SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF EPIS
COPAL CHURCH MEET HERE
From Friday's Dally.
The district, convention of the
sunt heastei n .Nebraska Ladies'
Auxiliary of .Nebraska is holding
their annual convention at SI.
Luke's church in this city today
takinu up the work for the forlh
mmini; year in Ibis splendid
branch of the church work. After
Ihe niornin", -essjon this mornim.'
Ihe ladies were entertained at
luncheon at noon at the Hotel
Hiley where Mr
had prepared a
for I he deletiale
Hie local ladies
. and Mrs. Rohb
delicious llieli'l
. and members of
auxiliary, r.overs
were laid for some lifly-two of
Ihe members of the convention
and the occasion was one of Ihe
nio-t pleasant features of the
enjovahle convention. Ilie dinin
ro.im was lighted with soft
shaded Mollis which ca-l a rosy
hue over the room while Ihe table
-e apart for the members of the
convention were all very prettily
decorated with bright colored
dower-. The convention continued
their se-sion this aflertiooa al the
church, takimr up the closjnu
features of fhe convention and
Ihe ejection of oilicers of the
organization.
FRIENDS SURPRISE MRS.
HENRY HORN ON HER
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
From aturtlays Dally.
La-t evening .Mrs. Henry Ibu-
rc-idiiitr west ()f (his city on tin
Louisville road was most aureeblv
surprised on the occasion of bet
tiftieili birthday anniversary by ;
larpe nuniher of her friend- am
neighbors who had uotlen to.
elhep and decided to liive theil
.riemi a most iieiipiuiul reniimhM
of the happy event.
I lie euests nuniheriuir -oim
sixty persons assembled al tin
Horn Home Willi well lanen
ba-kels of :oo. Unties to eat am
proceeded to make the birthday
anniversary a nio- delightful om
I he older members of the parly
spent toe evening in iiiavni"; earns
while (he vouner folks plavei
iranies in winte awav nie Hours m
a mo-i agreeable manner. Th
sumptions liiiiclieon was spread at
a suitable hour ami to this h
company did ample justice am
ueparieii i.r im-ic home- late in
...
nie evening, wisiuuy; .Mrs. Horn
many happv returns of the div
ami tru-linu thai they mihl hav
Hie pleasure ol IlieelluU' Willi Her
on a ureal many more happy
hirl Inlay anuiv et saries.
DISASTROUS FIRE
IN EIGHT MILE
K PRECINCT
Complete Destruction of the Home
and Barn of Sam Hackenbcrg,
Together With Horses and
Other Contents of Barn.
New Postmaster on Duty.
.vs siaieij in ia-i weeks is-ue a
new pos master was appointed fm
I his place. V. M. Sikes beinjr Hie
new oilicial. His commission came
a few das auo. and Wednesday
niuh! he ami W. 11. iMilhus. the
felirini: poslmasler. "checked up"
the inventory and accounts and
Mr. Sikes became postmaster. u-in--'
on duly eslerday inoriiiny.
wilh Alva .. Sikes as his depu'y.
After several veats ellicieut ser
vice Mi-, hultois Teids areatly re
lieved at securiua his freedom
from Hi,, oilicial dulh-s as iost
master. L'n ion Ledger.
Despondency.
Is often caused by indiuestinn
and constipation, ami ijuickly dis
appears when t'.haiubeiiaiu's lab
els are taken. For sale by all deal
ers.
II. R. Xeitzel departed this
afternou for Omaha and Murdock
where he will visit for a few days
lookina after businesis matters.
From Saturday's Pally.
Last eveuiiia about S:;h o'clock
lire was discovered at Ihe home
of Sam llackenberir. in Kiaht Mile
(Wove precinct, ami de-pile all
that could be done by the family
and neighbors every buildina on
Ihe farm was -wepl away in the
llaines. with a loss that will total
several thousand dollars, al
Ihoiiah at this time it is impos.
sihle lo aive the exact liaurcs.
Mr. Hackenhera ami son was
in I'lal t -niout h durina Ihe after
noon and returned home about S
o'clock. and hastened lo the
pasture unite a distance from the
iioue lo drive up the cows, and
while tin-re al;!.,,.,.,! back to see
the blaze bnislina out on the barn
roof. They ran to th.- -cene at
uce and started in to attempt tn
save the -lock that was in Ihe
barn, and succeeded in a el I i na out
two horses, Jiuf eiahl head of
hor-es pcri-he.l in the barn's de
struction loaether with -eeral
hundred bushels of oats which
were stored there. Mr. llackenhera
had only the day before marketed
hi- wheal which fact saved this
from the aeueral de.-l rind ion. .s
Ihe place mounted hiaher from
Ilie barn which was situated
southeast of the house. Ihe sparks
carried by a -frona wind from
that direction fell upon the resid
ence and in a few minutes the
house wa- wrapped in a aulf of
Maine lh.it swept it away in a verv
few minutes and it was with dif
liculty thai any of Ihe household
articles were saved from the Hist
lloor of the hou.-e. Afier a few
hours, the Mames completed the
work of destruction and left
he family homeless, without. a
roof o cover their head.This v:!
ow ned by Mr. .lame- Terry berry
and it is slate.) thai he had no in
surance whatever upon the hmi-e
r barn. Mr. llackenhera ha- -oine
insurance on his hor-es, hut ju-t
vv hat could tiot be learned.
Duck Hunting Now On.
Degree of Honor to IVIeet.
There is a arcat deal of intere
manifested lu re in this cily ov
Ihe convention of the lleai'ee
Honor that meets in Fremont o
October, l.t. 15 and lath as then
will be several contests over th
dill'ereiil oilicers ami the lara
membership of the order here i
vitally interested in as much a
Miss Teresa Hempb. the forme
ellicieut atand recorder is aaai
a candidate for that oilice. and he
friends are enthusiastic over he
candidacy. There will be a lara
number ut atlemlanre trom hen
at the convention in all likehom
Enters Plea of Not Guilty.
Frm Fri.lny' Daily.
litis iiioruina i onv ulctiiiiso i
was arraianed in the conn
court to answer o a charae of
wile e-er'ion. and to this ciiara
he enlereil a idea of not anil
am) aske.j thai a continuance hi
aiven t him in order that In
...... i i
mum secure counsel ,r m- de
fense. The bond was lived at
no. which the defendant w ill at
tempt to rai-e if po-sible. The
ca.-e win come un on- nrei nninarv
nearina on iictoiier vuii. ihe man
did nol know of ihe death f his
wife, until his arrival here wilh
Ihe sherin" from 31arv -v ill
iMis-ouri.
Tlie duck hunlers of this
vicinity have been idite busy in
tin-, past we.-k or two in huntiiiK
those fowls alona- the stale
streams ami lowlands, but have
carefully avoided aeltina' out on
Ihe old .Muddy where Ihe Federal
aame law has thrown up a aniard
for the ducks there that has for
Ihe past two years cut out all
shootina- there. Accordinjr to dis
patches yesterday from Washing
ton, however the amendment to
the agriculture hill carries with it
a provision ar:mtina an open sea
season of from October 1st lo
January 1. 11115. ahuia- the upper
Missouri as far north as Sioux
City, whereas before the limit was
just above the Kansas slate line.
If this dispatch is true it certainly
will be aml news lo the hunters
in this locality.
QUITE A LIVELY MIX
UP ON MAIN STREET
LAST EVENING
Stop That First Fall Cough.
Check your fall coiiah or cold
at once don't wait it mav lead
o serious luna trouble. Weaken
your vitality and devvelop a
chrojiic Inn. yr ailment. (Jet a boltle
f Dr. Hell's I'iue-Tar-Ilonev to
day: it is pure and harmless
use it freely for that fall couli or
cold. If Haby or Children are sick
ive it to them, it will relieve
piiekly ami permanently. It
oolhes the irritated throat, lump's
iml air passaaes. Loosens l'hleain
s antiseptic and fortifies the sys
em against colds. It surely pre
vents cold perms from aeltina- a
mid. Guaranteed. Only '2oC, at
your Druggist.
Office supplies at the Journal
office.
From Saturday's Daily.
Ouite a lively mix-up occurred
last evenina on .Main street when
"Oueeu" Mill.-r became involved
in a istruaah with Ollicer Neu
mann that linally resulted in the
youna man beina escorted lo the
lockup by Chief of police Hainey
who arrived 0,1 Ihe scene ju-l in
time and subdued the spirits of
the .vouna warrior. Miller had
been drinkina ijuite heavily all
day ami toward evening was
noticeable on the street in his
actions, and after supper was ad
monished by. officer Neumann t'
ao home ami m make an exhibi
tion thai would act him into
trouble, lie went as far as the
lower end of Main street, but de
cided that tie would md be ordered
around ami accordingly came back
up Ihe street, to celebrate further
ami ran onto Mr. Neumann near
the miner of Fourth and Main
street, and here Miller slatted to
araue with Ihe ollicer and aeiier
ally make a nuis,ence of himself,
ami finally laid violent hands on
the ollicep of Ilie law ami attempt
ed to choke him ami beat him up.
and was makiua away with it
pretty well when the chief arrived
on the -cene. and in a few minutes
Mr. Miller was on his way to the
city prison in a much sadder and
soberer condition to await the
action of the court on his case.
''Oueen' this niorniua- was
biouaht before Judae Archer who
after hcarina the statement in the
case charaina the defendant with
1 ejna drunk and disorderly decid
ed s'T) and I ri in in i na s would aboul
-nit the deeds of the yoiina man.
and this -um was placed upon him
and by failure to lupiadale it lie
will lanauish in tail or lie com
pelled to work it out on tin
streets.
GOOD GAM
E
BETWEEN AVOCA
AND RED SOX
5 to 4 in Favor of the Red
Sox, But the Avoca Boys
Played Good Ball.'
MRS. F. R. GOBELMAN EN
TERTAINS IN HONOR ADAM
AND MISS ANNIE BURKLE
The base ball season closed
here yesterday, when the Red Sox
won what seemed for several inn
inas a hopeless cause from the
Avoca ball learn. The chilly damp
weather had a tendency to keep
the fans from attendina-, but
those who braved the threalenina'
weather were repaid with a most
thrillina" aame staaed by the
Sox who snatched the victory
from the visitors in the last inn
injr. The Avoca team opened up
strong mi the locals who dis
played poor judainent ami allow
ed four tallies to be registered up
aaainst Ihein by the boys from
the southern pari of the county.
The Avoca players rapped the
ball hard and consilently in this
itinina" and seemed to have the
aame on ice. The Sox aaljiered in
one lonely run in Ihe second
which stood as Ihejr only score
until the eiahth inniua when they
were able to ael to (Svslinaer for
two hits which netted them three
runs and tied the aame.
Meal. Arries and Vernon were on
Ihe bases with one aone, when C
Smith placed one over secom
thai went throuah the auatdian o
the ciiiter garden and allowed tin
tnree men in race Home am
Smith roosted at third after th
visitors na.l seined ilown rroin
their boodle, hut Smith was un
able to advance fa rllier. and wa
left there.
i ne startling cnanae in nie ap
pearance of the aame was thrill
ina' and the fans were on I heir
toes wiien the visitors came u
in Hie nmitt ami aliliouali lliey
succeeded in aetlina Pitman t'
third they yere flanked. In tin
ninth the He( Sox were able ti
foreclose on the aame when with
two aone Vernon hit safe l
center, seonna" Mason and winn-
ina the panic as the throw lo firs
to catch Vernon was wild am
(Jrubor was unable to hold it. am
this aave the aame to Plaits,
moulh by the score of r to
Starlina" out very un inl eresl in jr.
the p-anie became better as it pro
pressed and linally resulted in
victory aaainst heavy odds fot
the Sox. In flu1 first of the ninth
Olcn Parriolt. the fast little field
er, who covered third was injure.
while chasing a fowl ball to tin
left liebl fence, and in so doinj.
came in contact with the lata
score board and coniina at ipiiti
a lively speed tie was put down
and out for a few minutes. Thi
closes the season in this city a
far as the lied Sox is couccrnci
and they will be allowed to res
until next season, while Ihe foot
ball team will occupy the center
of the sLajre.
a
From Saturday's Daily.
I.ast evenina Mr. and Mrs.
Frank It. Oobelmau eulertained in
a most deliahtful manner al their
home in honor of Mr. Adam
Hurkle and Miss Annie Hurkle of
Portsmouth. Ohio, who are here
for a short visit at fhe home of
their brother Val Hurkle ami
family. The evenina' was one (hat
will be very pleasantly remember
ei by the auesfs as the event was
lillcd with ansa! deliaht to all ami
in the enjoyment, of the pracious
hospitality of the Jobelmau's.
Fach aatcsl was reipiested to con
tribute to Ihe entertainment of the
evenina with a slunl of some
oil am) the rest was one of
areal pleasure as all responded
with-a speech. read in a- or a
musical number ami these all
ei ved to make the lime pass most
pleasantly. A most
PAST CHIEFS ENTERTAINED
AT THE HOME OF MR. AND
MRS. W. H. BUNCH
From Saturday's Daily..
Vest erday a ft eriioon Ihe mem
bers of the Past. Chief's of the
liearee of Honor were eulertained
in a most dliahtful manner al Ihe
home ,,f Mr. ami Mrs. YV. II.
Hunch in the north part of the
city. After the auests had all been
welcomed the business session of
the lodae was called to order by
Mrs. Homer McKay, ami the
routine matters were taken up.
INI
l
tilS3H-Wfc:KWl(tc-C0'i
Clothm
15c
The Double Breasted Style
is worn again this season by
many of the nobby dressers. We
show them in a pleasing variety
of weaves. Quality Line $20 to
$35. Styleplu $17. How about
a nice light coat for these brisk
mornings. Ours
$15 and Up
October 8th to 15th is Styleplus
week at the Styleplus stores
watch for our special display.
Have you seen
the new
moire collar?
C. E. Wescott's Sons
EVERYBODY'S STORE
New ties
Every
Week
Your suit
Pressed
Free
Every size
Overall
Made
5 k jy7y
which was taslifully decorated in
areen. j-ed and yellow, while a
larae boijuet of uasturt ions
served as an ornament to the
center of the. table. The luncheon
served was mos delicious ami
areatly appreciated by Ihe aalher
ina' of Ihe ladies. This will be the
last meetina with Mrs. McKay as
both Mr. and Mrs. McKay will ac
company their dauahler, Mrs.
Maxon back to the Panama canal
z"ne. leaving here the 17th. The
invited y nests were: Mrs. v. .
Maxon, Mis.s Annie Hurkle. p.u ls
nioulh. Ohio. Mrs. I'd. Sides. Mrs.
K. 1'. (Srybsky. )eparti:iy the past
Chief's all wished Mrs. Maxon
and Mr. and -Mrs. McKay a safe
.journey to the canal zne.
Monday for an infection his
lower .jaw, caused by a a"ld plate
which he had lilted about, ten
years ay. The bridae was a piece
of perfect, workmanship ami al
lendina physicians are al a loss
to account for the present
trouble. l.ouisv ilie Courier.
Rheumatism Pains Stopped.
Suffers From Blood Poison.
I. ate reports from Win Slohl-
man, who is sud'erina from hi I-
poisou at the Swedish Mission
hospital in Miiaha.' is that his
condition is slowly improving.
Mr. Stohiman was operated
on
Try the Journal for stationery.
The first application of Sloan's
Liniment p'oes ripht to the pain
ful part it penetrates without
rubbina it stops the Rheumatic
Pains around Ihe joints and aives
relief and comfort, bmi't sutler!
(Set a bottle today! It is a family
medicine for all pains, hurls, cuts
sore throat, neuralaia and chest
pains. Prevents infection. Mr.
Chas. II. Wenlwoith, California,
writes: '"It did wonders for my
Rheumatism, pain is pone as soon
as I apply it. I recommended it to
my friends as the best Liniment I
evep vised." iuaranleed. l'5c at
your Druggist.
Blank books of all kinds at the
Journal office.
1 ' ), ,i -iy I
&0t ? m m
ff 7 - fVhfT
J I II
Mrs. W. K. Maxon. . who has
delicious I just recently returned home from
Incheon was served al an appro- the canal .one was present ami
priale hour thai added much to pave a most interesting paper u
the pleasantness of the evening the different kind of wood thai is
iml it was wilh rep-ret that the! native to the Panama canal zone.
company wended their way home- which proved most interest mg and
ward bidding the auesfs of honor instructive. At the dose of Ihe
i pleasant trip on their .journey to business session. Mrs. Maxon pre-
hio. and trusting thai Ihey alllsenled the past duels with a
iavel made from .azerinii wood
handle and Cora Delia wood head.
which will be greatly appreciated
by Ihe ladies in .their .meetings.
After the presentation, Mrs.
I.eesley responded in thanking her
for the gift oil behalf of Ihe
ladies in a very pleasing manner.
At a suitable hour the guests
were invited into the dining room
might have the pleasure 'of ineet-
iuglin the future
L. D. Hiall, J. M. Holmes.
rthur Baker and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. M. !. Churchill and wife
were amona the .Murray iuors
in the cily yesterday to attend the
nil game between I'lal tsinouth
and Avoca.
October brings the first
tang of the fall season; the trees
are putting on their garb of "green and gold"
high time to think of heavier wearables.
We're prepared for you with
the largest stocks in our history. New Manhattan
shirts, Stetson hats, Heid caps, neckwear, collars,
sweaters, suits, overcoats everything for men's
wear except shoes.
Right now we're busy selling
rope stitch sweaters, new cloth hats from Frank P.
Heid in Philadelphia, the latest silks in the wide
end 4-in-hand ties; new suits in Tartan plaids, regi
mental stripes, Balmaccans and Stetson hats.
Come in and see the new things. See our windows
for style pointers.'
Stetson aJ&CZ &&U&lcf Manhattan
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