Nebraska State Hitvtort
cal Society
X
VOL. NO. XXXV1I1.
PLATTSMOTTTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. JULY 2S.
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FUNERAL OF JUDGE
RAMSEY YESTERDAY
JjiiZe Nu.iner uf tlir Old 1 riemt
Aial AsM-cu-trf G; liti tc Pay !
LuM Tributes uf Keii-rt-ct '
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From MunnuVs I'ailv ,
I !,,!,!.. .rr in- of the late
Jii.l-.-e t:. S Uam-ev r.- mid .-
i..r.i,i .-, i em.. on :,- : , ci... k
it.r- l.'i.int" on liistfi .; 1 a lit! unite
lar-M-l aMetnl-,1 by ::i.- old friends
a t.t n.it h b.,rs to f-'ulT 'i:.-ir iimute
of !-!' t.. iii-iiioi ..; '; I, iv .-,U-ii.::.;
. ilie;, a:..l troll. I
ICv. A. V. Hunter, pa-'.,.- of th-
l-'i
M ! I: oil i-1 church was in charge
::.!"v;r;:':;j;:;;; -:;;:L;;:;WiLL ATTEND FORT
.:ini lit- (i.iii iij tiit .i;- o! ciini
i.i;int 1 a v. i . f i lo- liail i n-i-u mil :
Ijit'ii p.ari- alii Vm.' ! : i : t i f -: 1 lo.aor.-J
li hi, ilm'v:, j, :i ! f-. ; o!i of I M- i.nv !
I : j i i n tin- -'-roi-'s two :' ta-
.uk that hail ..i-i-a .rri-il ! l !i
alu l. ..-a,l K'MlIy l.i:;::;" iiinl I
" iii('- Witli Mi" v t i.-it ii in a
i ry i.i-aii1 !ul aiat.i:--: i;. V.i- I' II I
W'.-.o't.
A I 'if co ii ; ii - of t i- m r i c 1
: if -i Wa- ! '.a'- :. a i-. Mill i--ic-
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;!,. ! ;jMil tiiiri:.! pio-. Tlu-pai! t -: r - ,
i 1 --.:-. 1 J rota t h- I" .rtin-r '
a oi :a r-- of ha r a.'.il lull. !. hi-iiii-
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FLATTSMOUTH ADDS
TQ LIST OF VICTORIES:?
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Kiiuitv Slice Co. of Omaha Semis
Duun Bail Te?m a:J Has Tiieni
Irinmied. Store 7 to 5
I ri'Mi M.in!a v'f 1 ';i i! V
rj'i-ril.iv afternona ti'.- ha-.- '.i'.'.
t'.ilu i i ! i;i)m-y S'loe Co. of (l:i..c
!:-i in.-: up wi:i! ear.i I ::!: w m-n
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hie,! t,e K.lUles ,, ! I . . S -jt .;(.,.
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t. alii- tanditiL' 1 t,. 1 w h.
S-l'-s pr. iceeileil t,i cut i.ia.-
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w.:k- ami m.n! ' the (tnaiha slm
ue. Th-
fiaai -esu!' w..s a
victnrv !. th" l.r.i
v..r lieimmc
hu; i!,.- canie!
.a-- e.-!i i.--;.-r : ha'. The .-core in-
i! ica I e as 1., m
1 '! I lie VICt n! .
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Walt i'ii!iii.-: ..ii, : a. ; -,!:;
the l'i'-.r..- wfi'l- .loha Wo!!' V:i
artist hack ,.f tt hat.
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nalh- i n
T-: cam
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s.-i:. iiui.' l with Tal Iov a. t.n: a:
tin- '..;.-: a.inu;.' s..T,,r,,:,v Ulti
. alie. I MataiL-e: v .'ii-ii c.c. (!:. -.I
The came ..!,! -a :i..-'i man. a-, v
.ii, r: n i: a li"' h.-r t i am ' " ' a - 1
n.aalia iuilli !. .:- .-.-!"',.!.
HARVEST RESULTS
SHQWiNG UP FIN
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Ciiintv Farm Has a Very Pieasiitf
Yeai and Yield is Exceilti;t
In the Grain Crrs
The harvest ha- (
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pi'-ieil Oil III.- eouil v tart.i West O! I
! he city and the r-n
! i-a- l.eeii in m
' ' " 11 in . -
til. in sat isl'ac: :tr : . .1. 1!. T.ims. tin
i li icien; supenemlen; . M '. Tarn.- lias
twentv acres in whes' .1..! t w ..! v
a; re- in corn, ma h I
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: ii. oat- -a- n,.! tu-r,e. o r -.- we 1 mi' e been in. i-.ttemla nee at trie na-
. . in in-1 i .. w,.i :.r m Mr
a-, the wheal vie ii .tiofliil aa heriHtt. A is). Mr. Sot II-
Tiieie is also forte a.m, ,,f ( t,rn '
mi the farm that is 1 ok;!ie. the best
that any crop has j - ;; i . ? i u 1 - r of
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' ti.i.:i 1,1 oe s, I. I.e. 1 1H1 II i a
i for thiesiiinir purposes.
NEED OF GRADE SCHOOLS
Amont: the thinirs that attract t In
attention of .-:? raniier-- in the ejty are
the public huilditi-Ts. tin- i'oromulo
aparttnents and the Masonic home.
Mti'.ni: the tormer an- the ( aniitie, wetn a very severe operation lollow- j,,,, j,,,,, proposition oi seettrini;
library, the court house, post of: ice i ;n; an attack of stomach t rouble j , (,,. tiree lots as well as tin- sewer
and new hiuh school buildini;. Only and which will ni:iks if necessary extension.
last week representatives were here j for u.r t remain at the hospital! Mr. Saltier arose ami stated that
for a second time to ins poet thehiahjror a hmt: period. Mrs. Kd Ofe liasit XVils noT intended in any way to
school. Vet. with our tine hisrh'not hem in the best of health fotvn.,Ve the new park interfere with
school buildini;. we am horribly de-j some time and it was decided that;fM(. present iiark on Marble street.
h j.-iit in erade school buildir.as. A it would be lest to have the opera- 1 pnt that each would fill its own
own the -ie of I'lattsinouth f-hou Id t i, m .i-rfoi-med at this time in order purpose.
haveal least t wo pood i:rad- schools, t t uive her any permanent r.-lief.j Councilman r.esior. who is also a
Many towns have kept the sr:iik-! r.hv.ird f e .im! father H-nry. Ofe.p.,,.-; ho,,SIer. then moved that the
school problem up ami coniini; with: were in Otnaha this morninir; anil ,,.,r;,; an,j improveinent committee
lheir lusll school mans It Costs
money to lutild. and just now with: Th.e many friends are hopeful that j owr,j., tpe jots desired by the city
taxes sky hiuh this matter of costs Mrs. Ofe will soon be able to rally :.,nd find oat what they could lie se-i-
an all important one The public from the effects of the operation and j ,.ured for. The motion was carried.
iiu.oi siMciii is now cosnim appro-that
uuaieiv one nan oi ine taxes we j.ay.i
mi it is worth it. iind !nor' too. if-
it is found necessary to lav addition-j
al levies for the con . - recti. m of suit-
iible grtide schools. Th" money that!
"oes into !ciier:t i i i irn ... c, . - 1-.- !
of little consenuerce a few ve-.rs
,.. , , . , .- i
e choc iZwru '
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FOR SALE
Two high grade lied ro:K:l bulls i eontirue t( show iniprovem-nt until ' must supply bond they
for fljle. O. f. Rarnar.l, Mvn.Hrd.lshe ik able to return home to this!plv at once. On motion
HC,) - tdrpbune 4022. h-itv. itor the matter was placet:
ON CHAUTAUQUA CIKCU1T
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i'rnnl, M. ! r 1 1 1 i si l.- -i . :',,.-iin-i '
o!' the .M i l.iiiii-: ( ii mi rli i ,-t .-. I
iniw located at ';ir:-uil. h.i.va, it:,
:t -in. ::.: rapan;;. is luipmv in- In f
v. nation time I,-. an in:- ia 1,-c !
fir. h. i..r ! i;. .Mum., I chau-a.i
hm. people, l.asi v pc w.i.- at '
:-t'!- d a.i.i --a... Minn-
; in'- lecture- 1. 1 ii,.- i i.m.-i !
coarse. Ihe . i :i I In-n! man I. a I
' I'axure of meetim Mr i'miiuc
' '' !!"''-' '"bile on his i,.,h- ,. u,,.
'-'..-.i,;:, !orii,.u of the county ami
rece ,.-. J his best wishi- .r the t.., s
'' ' 'la I Ish. mi ! h At the
-" oi i- .:nnii:i tour.
;,,r Ortili!;; er will le-nic hi pa:
I. .rat.- :.l Carrol!, who Ii i- nin
larger mnuh-r:: l.-vva 'ov.:,,.
1 1,
SNELLING GAMP
A'llsu.'i IlyiMi nt T'llS City One of.aia-l.s on t!..- nt.it.r ! Ii,i:kIs in
Tl.r.v- Q..Vr.t..l t V.. Cr-i (-.....r:.l l,x II M 1 1 n i; ! ! ,.r ft...
. livl. - V IV VI i j i, Cil liV Ijtfll I i
in Military Training.
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l 'I I t. oi i ti i- cil ha- 1. '!!
lian.iil a: o:,i- o;' tin- is ii ri linai
.Ni'.r.tsi.a to ait.-Ml i !..- citii-ii's tail
1 1 .-. I T t a : r. , ! i-a I': p I fia t v. ill p.-
1,1 at i',r' S!l":ii,'V- Miti J:-.-'"! a.
... Aii-c' 1st :.. S.-pieinl.er Jm.
i !.ih caa.p i I.. i:iu crra-il mi! if!,., .
Jut :'s u;i ;,(-. ii the plan: oi the war (It
: a rt i; - ti f,.r fh- prepa r- la'-ss pro-
!-! J'"" 'Mia.,.. .
'..!:. ta!..- tie tralnmu ea-: v.-ar w !1
l.e ; . u at: i ' 1 h I I a t ' h act i.a t
V. O I k
of irainih
r la i i ; 1 a t i.:;:-l
po
hi'liela-ial ef:.'.l nil l.e
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h CO! i ra -e '
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ineiv ti. tahe ' ''a o" -
;;t'xT "'"-l'-
- for ? !-e S-v.-iiPi Army'.,,., i.,.."., , . r..,. t,? t.. ,,..n. r
t am at l-'oft .-'ii.'llmi
;.i:,- Ca i. p l'i ke. A rka .i.si-, l.i T
; .'e i I a:- i a CotiT '. iiiteht wii! alt re
I t h" r ir.-ininc ;; : he .t itti.'-o a army :
I'" ' !
i '-'t-i..1!- c.mlulaie: v.ho i:ii"i" ;
eu.'iio., o. mi' iiaii.ii::; in:,'
1.
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f.-t !. -!( ol
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v. a v In ca t" p. hut la t
i..it!- lo Ice llTL'e !li:i..ier e II t l 1 '. i 1 1
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n.,! '!.!! iss:.,ie !,, t :..! (
! : ; o u.o. i. ..in' a -.. n a won. aim ai-
w ho h.
eornifa'.v n::i om- or two inn.i f ,
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' ;k 1"! ..HM'.-ap ni- ... ' ' '
.aii.ll!.. v.. I..,. ..... " 1.' .
In- traiat!!" camp a:.l when mm h- ;
:ii:u fiirt Smilinu. wiil he p!ac-.'. ;
a a a-'r the n; ies a ml
a-a :a ; 1 :'s
!. .amp. which incitaie -trie' :;- ,
;.! ilt.scij n::e a ml th'- t:"-mm-r o.
L" ':--'!p wiH ! uivo:i ;h" acttta!
, r-- l'i- "Mi.rif. wh- i. he (
j ?cr ar-:i ; r. i civilian cio- he
.' ;:l '' ' ar ':! u'r r.-a ula I hm (
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1 i.n " " . .i.-
I : e'e .-sa L : a !;! vea a c. it: ileiisea a mi ;
intensive trainsni; perio.i j
I
RETURIIS FROM VACATION
From .Vi.ielav'jN tnttv.
! '.-! e'..'!llll! Ilell'-V C S I II 1 1 1 1 - !
jsen' miuriied home from a vacation.'"'
i rip of t ! fee Wei Ks
i tte I n,.
i
ci n;v t . i ! 1 1 r ' i
wh i' h ! im
had ill-
pleasure of vi; itinu most of the larui
Cn:!-1 lit'e.-.
1
The c'lii-r part i-i the time w
spent at Sat. Pram i-co. win1
re a 11 '
til, f l.i ItllS -T.. ...
..,-.! . i 1 1 iofnJi.liwt.il r-.i . -ir n
! ' ' . . .
"t l.os Anseies. where uenry a.-,
. .... , , , .
lias
vi "k
i eell IliecTir.g there til" pas!;"" : :'e on, u-o ,h, am w.iivu
While thcr.
'
. 'a-t'.a. delegate Irom tin
'li i'Wll
h .. I i '--11, who with his wite
r. -ctisen me
a number of the form
r n-:'. dents of Cass county, wh" ar
iviiia iti ami near l.os' Auk eh s am
' t he occasion
proved. -tie of much !
I . ... 1 1 I I ... i t-i- is Im .k ir.
hue ove
. ' .
'ihe i -fleets of the trn and has had
om- ,.f i In- t im.'.s of his life.
OFERATED ON TODAY
From Mnrntav's- I (ally.
This mornins; at the ('larks, n hos
pital in Omaha Mis. Hd Ofe iindei-
re'iinined n-iTit after the onera t ion . I
the time will be short until she I
)s ahl- to return home to this c-y.
DOING VERY NICELY
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Miss era Moore who was opera-
""'1' 1 rulu-v :" n:e rt-ngu 11 ,tJl
T - I . V. . isT
m Omaha for a case of apoenUicit ,
in very nicely
i, at present progressing as --at-1
, iMacLTiiv as coma ie uesirea. ner
I many friends here and at Murray t
! v.-ill he pleased to learn that she is '
j doing so we"! and trust that she t.iay
JiTY GOD
tin
S A VERY
EUSY SESSION
COMMITTEE OF FORMER MAYORS
PRESENTS NEED OF NEW
PARK PROJECT.
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l.a.-t i ! i li r list' i : i -1 1 In rs of the
'city council i-: i ji i 't-i I a .-rv iiilorosl
:ni: niy ion n! IV . matters thai
I a re a I . -a . 1 i - i t :!.-!: ii t be i . I i .-i
oi' i 'ia m t-aio i t Ii a i : h (:' i n t 1 1 j j i - -I
I, a I n!' the (if; . ji-i" "-it jia t'K on
a.-h i if I on aM'tiio- ai.i! 1 !n- niuiiil
ii'i !:: isi,.- thai v. i ! I '' to os
a ' ' lo ,n! :i)i- U III I ii fa i 1 .
in tin- Im.'imI proMi.-.jt ii.a tiio i:h:i:
I In r - of i in- i- .;i!,-i M-n- f'iv-ti
oilu!iit ol in :. i t a l-v. :
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'-.-ha Tru; c,..I1.,a:.v. .n.-.-a-:-
c:i-at.;. tl;- Jin--ili: l-nl.i! -M;iatlo!l
.r cooatrv ami particularly tin;
n,:Hir of Xi-hraska liom!- am!
,.;iti!ij;s i.:' the di !i i-ri'ii; m u a ici pa I i
Mr. liil-'ilhi 1! Hi!'l of t!:.- pfi'S
!:! i.rici-- of I lie li'!iil- oa the aiar
; ;,,,.! possil.ilitie- el' the !U
j,,.,.. ,.;arhtt anl his a.lvic
! . coi!! cil wa t!.a' 'on.-'-r lerui
- i iif.Ties l.e i:,S ;ei ;. ij a- .-ooli as
pos.-ilile i!:.,i a reai! saarlo-t iniuht
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p . I k v, :
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a I. v ;i coai-
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a", j in whi'.-l. ti.e c mm;! tee sta'-'.l
CITY COUNCIL
HA
,v -I 'A!::,i.a! in p'.trsna no.' v i h !!." red nest
, ; ;.; , ,,,;,,i,er ,,- t iM. ;-esiilell!- of
i ie c:tv Ice . ha:i:!..-'- o! C, .1-1 nierc
ifolmallv to ihe council ami 1 lint 'he
i . I letnei; had ':..-:. .Irailnl as
'l:.t co;.it :i: !., ,i , ;-,.-,-::! the -,;,!:.
ir
cil.-r cov.-r.cl the siiiiaiiou
''''' ' imrinaa.f'x in his len.arks in
. j,..' c..incil. statins; thai it was l.e-
. ,. .,,.P,. ..-ii .-oh . :iv th;.t
iin-!,,,. I..,,! ii,,. . ,;...,! ,,
.,
,:. ; . v , , r . : n :-: I ) s i s c. c: hi l'a !:: p
a,'a::il r-i wh"n comir.a throttub tin
";ity. Tiiesc tcuri's - mii i u ir throimh
".everv "a v lroin all pa rt ? f f the couti-
t rv ;i-e ureal ;n I Vc r t 1 -em e T t s p.r the
t it v it trea'eil rit:h. sa hi Mr. Satiler.
, (, ls :s er..;iT opportunity o!
- ill)V. j ,,e ,-joi;, spirit hy'provi.i-
.!::.:: a piact- v. h-re t !. y may camp i:i
co'nJi-rt. Another puas. the a:aT-
t'-r is th. at of a ch ii,!r!is playirotin i
;., Hire, -the t . t inn to this
j j.
rmvr city execniive :rc'.v i'ii!e
- t ;i ; . i"u f . tiritini; t hat a piac ,r t nc
, tti,ir, n ,, Piay he provi.ie.!. an.)
,',1-s r- m them from tin- iai::;e:v
,,..,1 ;,,:r iut,y. tl at surroa;:,!
v ,,.n they are M:!it)e'.!efl to
j,;., v , ,., , s. P,.t.. . ,,r ju places v. !:ere
, i ,.r,. su .ei-v i - io-i of their ac-
, n ,,, The t'se of a park tor picMc
. . . . .
-r. ci m Is v. here i pe la : mr u n ion cm in
j, ,i, j :, i:- aaitia! pici ' ; welt :
ot her civic ;at!. riras was t. resent- 1
hy Mr. ..: tier ami also the swim-
lH'"1 ,r,,,,,!,i',n ,:ii;,'n
lIlM'US.-MI.
Mr. S..ttler s!at.! that there arc
three ioT.s in th" northwest corner
T:'a,"; ,llat m'v -hotild s.
cur' a-; c:i as i ne o::i liauie ;
(leuce vviiich st amis t;ear the park
ami just w est of th.e O. K . .araae.
v-hem the entrar.ee to the park v.ili
he n ad. It was also shown that the
extension of th.e sewer should he
1 1 i i 1 1 ii I li i i i 1 1 1 in ci iin I lid I lilt
s e ,-?. 1 1 1 s 1 1 i r T i 1 1 T u'rinli! 1 Cii pii
. , . , , '
1 T-om t ti e mirk ci u I ! lip iise.1 as T
i .i;.. .,. ....
llif N M' 111 "r (MI I 1 1 tl II It'll it) ilii Uf'
t!u' sivt'r. I o siu'-f-':-lully '(imjvif't'
n-i-lllif work at the park to the l.est
. .. ,
'tiossihC ai vantaee the sewer should
... .....
be exttndeii tor a Mock this season.
, Mr Salt ler urped.
i 1 The remarks of Mr. Schneider were
miliar to muse o. .v, 1 i ici i.mi
llie iinpiiiiaiiie l'i siiiiiiuii .lie .iir
,.r,.,.ertv .. t tU ,e.,L ,iP
,.. .... ... .... ....... ,
to the work ol extendi!'."; the sewer
was tiffed and also the placing of
the new sewer extension.
.Mayor Johnson was also of the
cpinion that some use should be
made of tiie park grounds and that
this is a miutl time to take action on
the matter and have a eoir.tni.ttee
l.,. i,-.,,, rw,n-..P w. ihu ....nk,.-1
fhr application of the First Xa
...on o ,e r.iM .. -
to be designated as a
y was read and the ap-
ti,MiaI bank to
! ( ity depository
Plit':-. oiaS """"'"J', ,1,PT . Vy,. f bn,!'as water for the use of the touris
tor SaO.Ooo with the Itdelity and:(inri their
1 nniv.nn. y-s f It T n n .1 ....
-..isuniv i.mi...ii, oi ....i, ..s
;. v ".'":
Clieliril I" I 111 Tlllll II1T1 1)1 I lllllPl 7Ti ' il
i-e-ior inv oppiu-jium was uraiitcu
and the bond approved. ,
f5!. r?, f ?kJJ?
.nc- m v uu,. mauc
application tor designation as city
depositories and stated that if the
city attorney held that state banks
would com-
of Mr. Hes -
1 on ftlo and
(as sooii a- the opiaioa uf the cii
latiorm-y is r-cchi'i! the hanks witi
he iven their (lisimiat ion
( 'on nci 1 ma n liiii'i' inovei! that t lie
streets, alleys al;(! I.tidtes coa.Iiiil t ei
t'et in loach vsiili the hoanl of cnua
! comhiissioinTs aiai see hal coi'.h:
he secure, I in ;!.' va of Ihe re p lac
iiit- nl Ihe nri!:ys i ll Wa-hin- In!,
av.-l'il'e with I h F I il'i.! seutr project
aii'l lo report at ihe l;el inevi i a l: .
The matter the e.l ell.ii.ll of
i-iit h ami L'Uiic:' aloiii". itoci; si tee!
ttoia Chic.iil) aM-!ile to '.Hi Mree!.
as ht oi: : ht up i ( 'mi I: ci ! n,a a
of ihe sireeis. alles ami
hriilj'.es coiaiailtee ami a.- ii si-.-iiit-il
that a mahilM-r of the resiiiciMs there
v, i rr it; I'uvi.r of s-.iiiie i ia pro k''i!iii t .
it v as urt'eil that m-i inn he taken in
the a. alter. V h ft n-r t!:- e .iilei.t s
v oii, ' .refer ihe ct:: i. ami lanii-r or
.'.i. uiil rathti- iia- a mi a i orceil cnii
ciele pavina there will he place. I he
fore then: ly t!:i- coiiucilaicri.
Mavor Johnson l.r,m;;hi up I he
i.iui ter of the v.a'is of tie eiaphyes
ot the city staiiK.a '!;ai ihe present
si ale is it: excess of 'hat pa hi hy pri
l.ili' em ; loves of i.'i.nr i.vr the city
ami while as ;. hihoriaa man he ili l
not approve of makim, any unneces
sary cut. he iv It t hat the taxpayers
had ;. til;:., to i"Ce:ve the same hene-
li
as i .he private employer of laoor
il'!..,,,! ,!h; i..t (Vet that ! ti e ci'v shi.iihl
pay ."..".( when others wa re paying 4.".c
l. r !:our for ihe same class of lahor.
On t.ioi io: t he matter war- referred
to the streets. alh-Vs am! hrinsjes
commit t". for mmI'i- di finite liruri-s
alh! rei" mi nu l.iia t ion i.r the next
meeiihc of ;i:c couaiii.
Tlie city d.nf ie a:. ! also that :i
the .A'etior of ihe ci; v hall was pm-:.-i!li::.a
such a mat appearance it is
hii;h time the interior is civets the
once over with pr.iat ami new paper,
ami accoi d i lif; ! tin- c;:y will ask
for hids fur the work.
Th.e horn! of !!-r; Cilejuan. con
tractor on the new paving work was
read and on motion the same was
a ppro v i-'.i .
Tim hiiince committee of the
council then reported the fol low i n;
. l.iiins a.- coi reel am! warrants were
ordered drawn i.ir their payment.
II. Coc.cheiioi: r. sj.ri a k ! i a a JIM. 7".
. I v i ii .loa--s. sa . irv .
J-'ranl: 1 I let. sai trv.
H. .1. l ha mi I. -r. a.a' .v
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D. K. Khcrsoh. drlvH..; fir.
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micaf taan: afu
truck
K. J. Wevricn. ci-etiiical man
C I'.oetel. freiaht. drayii:
.las. Kotiertson. cos's
W'e.-'erii Stamp Co.. stamp to
clerk
F. C.. Pricl;e Co.. mdse
A. H. Imxhttry. s'atnps and
Omaha trip
C. M. Parker, sand
:"red Vailerv. street work 17
I.ocis Tayicr. satne
W'i'iiiam Has!er. repairs
.1. W. m !.t. pavins hrick
J atms Wyi.n. siree: wcrk
Carl Kteahemer. ;ame
I .) . . l-.:;ia! t . t. co:n
.lo'in Maurer. street work
John Zitka. same
o 1.. York, sati.e
. I.. Thorhurn. same
TAIL LIGHTS MUST
BE LIT, SAY POLICE
Failure to Have the Rear Lights Go
ing will Lead the Violators
into Serious Trouble.
Th.e ordir.aitci coverinu the liaht ;
on autos will he strictly enforced in
th.e future. Mayor Johnson has an
nounced to the members of th.e police
force and especially that section that
provides for the hurnina of tail
lights on automobiles and which is
quite often overlooked or neslerted
hy the drivers and owners of cars.
The head of the city .eovernment
has informed the police that this
must be strictly adhered to and in
the future the driver of an automo
bile on the streets of the city who
does not have the tail licht on his
car lit up will have to suffer the
eonscMiue'ice. which means a fine as
it is in direct violation of the city
ordinance and also of the state law.
It will lie well for the auto drivers
to take th.e matter in consideration
and see that they watch their step
in regard to the lights on their cars
after the hour specified by law for
liplvtinf; up.
IMPROVISED PARK
Th:it this city needs a suitable
park where auto tourists may camp
over night is daily prowinp more and j
more evident. Last eveninu therei
were four a a to parties quartered on
the law in front of the oid German
home, where they spent the night
resting, preparatory to continuing
their journey this morning.
It would not require a great ef-
for, to have suitable place pre-
, , (.ouU, hp , ,d wjt h
,,, fuiH,ic w-ti
( Ther.. !ire ., laroe number of auto
t on ri.-ts coming through here every
. ,., ,i,v ri!
i i Vir s ; to' a ' place o si op and
t and a suitable parking place
...,,, tn An,ijH h ,-prt ispnu n t
fo t,)e c;tv ar , ,,.ar,. jt ,IS a v.ice '
r.t' roer's; ' I
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! Lost anything torn A anything',
Try a Journal ud. "Thry satisfy."
PARK PROPOSITION
HAS MANY BOOSTERS
Ci',iL-hs iti General Peei that City
Has Cniiiy; licect i'ut NVw
Park This Suiaaitr.
Knm TiifMlii v's I:il!v.
The Lem-ral le.-iinL' o r '. ue ci'v
se'-ms to h" taal now i- t lie lime fol
tin- city in -a art aclive work on uiak
int' a rei! I pari, out of its property
on Washinctoi. avenue, and -ciii",
that t.;c sewer i . 1 luisinn is made so
that it will l.i p'lssihi,- to :: ! everv
thiiia lice,) u p tin a real p.. rl. ia
'every
i Us" o! t he ! i i in.
The present city park i n l-'il'ih
Sine' hill sin-, lid ho! he I c.ii '.v-i!,
hu! the city is Jar;.!' enniiL'h to ha.i
the two place.-; am! the W'a- h i ri ' i on
avenue local hit: has advantages ilia!
a i'e l:o! posse.; -nil h.. Ihe ;.-a)i. oil lie
hil! and o:ie of these is the fact thai
i' is located .,n ..ue of the principal
driveways of the cii ami ot easy ac
cess to every t i : e am! also only a i-hort
distance from tin- h isimss sect ion
of tm city.
As a toiiri.-t i',itnp r.niThd ;.t:d
general recreation spot for the citi
zens it con!: not he en:, ailed ami
will he very attractive ma only for
the little folks to use a.- a piay
ground h'-.t fir the older om s as v. ell
to i-nj.iv the pleasant hree'es of sum
mer away from the hot ami -iniT;.
hulldin-'s am; strces.
The eXJ.eiise nf completitm Ilif
ark is not ami'a to he a treat deal
ami it will help a hu in mnkina. a
real advertisement for the city with
those v.ho pass throuah here.
CLEAN UP STREETS
R NEXT
Especir.il arc the Cirizens Ui-grd to
Ste That Weeds ate Cut Alon
Poar1. tc the CemeteiT
From Mornlayj I.altr.
Th.e city officials ait v-:;y iie.-,r-ous
that I'll the res-Men-; s ,,f th.e
l streets leading from the main portion
,r he city ra the Oak Hill Cemetery
pv! the same ir. th.e hesT -p,s-s:!!e
shape by next Sunday wlmn the fun
eral of Edward Hippie, firs; 1'laits
mcuth hoy killed in the world war
will he held.
The wmds in a number -f ph.-.'es
alor.i: th" street ;uv in ne-d of et-.t-ia::
and the citizens who own pro
perty al'T.c. these streets are r. rued
to -' that the weeds and other de
bris is removed at once and the route
over ''.hi-'h t tie fnm-ral process; an
nn ves is placed in the best of shape.
Also it is uresd ;ha; he streets
in th business secticn he cieantd
up in proper shape for tiie ever.: as
there will he several hr.r.derd from
cm of tin- city pre.-en on th.e occa
sion and it should mt he necessary
to make a f 'art her appeal to have
the streets cleaned up.
MANY ATTEND GAMES
Prorn Mnnbvs Tcitlv
The double header at the I'.urcl;
Rods park in Omaha yesterday be
tween Omaha and Wichita for the
leadership of the Western l.eaatte
fists- race, attracted the greater part
of th.e base bail fans in tins local
ity ami one of the greatest c-ovvds
th.at ever came ihrough 'he gates
was present. It is estimated that
upwards of 12-i'On persons were ::i
attendance and almost an hcor he
fore th.e frst game was called The
grands; and was comfortably filled
and the stand as well as th.e bleach
ers were packed long before the
game.
Th.e crowd overflowed into the
held and extended around the entire
lot. making the work of the players
very difficult at times and ground
rules were adopted that a hit into
the crowd was good for two bases.
The first game was won by Wichita
by a score of 7 to 2, errors by the
Omaha players contributing prac-j
tically overy one of the visitors'
tallies. In the second battle, the
Omaha team made a monkey of their
opponents and won by the score of
'20 to S. tliis game going seven in
nings by agreement. The visiting air-j
gregation was completely at sea in
the second game and some six pitch
ers were tried out to stop the Omaha
rush, but without success. .Toplin is
to open in Otnaha today, while the
Wichita team, which continues to
hold the lead by a small margin, goes
to St. Joe
ANOTHEE FTEE ALARM
From MonOay'p Daily.
This afternoon th.e fire department
was called out to the residence of
William Kief east of the Columbian
j
schoo w h
t-oered to
ere a small shed was dis
be on fire hut long before
the arrival of the department the
fire was subdued and ih fire hoys
had their efforts for no. purpose. The
department made good time in getting
tinder way and a verv miutes after
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, of Jt ' Hm
given at the scene
FOR RENT OR TRADE
Two and a half acre-. ndjoir.ir.Si
' PI n 1 1 smnnl b rm south Corel lio.o-.p I
i P.oot ' pasture. See c;-or. Hild or!
Frank Vallet y. J7-Sv.
OLD LANDMARK GOES
1- ; "is ! uesea v ; i a 1 1 v
'Ihe ! e - 1. 1 :i .- p 1, . p. i on i - : U
i .:. i nil! laa: v..- i .r so many
y.-ar- oi 1 1 , i ! ( v I . , A : w . ., . 1 lain ! '.
a- a j .-iden.-e a.;-, pa-se-.i a w a . an.. 'on
': : e ! ;il!'."- th.- !..,-; ,i- i.i.- v. or I o
. ! 1 1-a ;-; j, e 1 1 v. 1 1 in,- o 1 .1 ! : 1 1 c u .
v. a - comple! eii I hi-- .a . ,-n : li - and on -i
v th-1 !' a ada ! in:; ma!'!.- vv ii .-re t.m-e
Ilils on' home s;,,ou ihe si:.- ,.!
Iniiniina. v, ! i i he ncc'ipmil !y !::, i:--v
ri'.-i.i-hci- of Mt K .; t ie 'ii!i;mit:
Uiil : work on u ;n("! will he -:-.!;
ed a! otic al.c wiiic-i i' is ii' i.e.
ii:i Ve ; o'ii pl ed : '.; ; ; ami r- a d y . s
'C'lp-.tiey Til.- !: -A i'n!:i- i ' I : -
Ko'ierts w i.l ie- -! t ly :u;.i;,-rii .;:
tv,:y i .-spe ; ami w..! ne a lim an
lii! ho; : . ;:: ,-ry .. ' ' ra ! , v.- ::..u
ol' ! ii .i ! f .ca ! . ' '-
LINCOLN YOUNG MAK
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE
Cimited With Ptihtr Father of Child
And Under Law Must Av.ait
Trial in District Coint
f-'rnn Tuesday's Ia!5y.
The Time of tin- county court v ,-s-
1 e. day a ; ; i r;; i ! w . i .- ; a k . :i i: ; : n
h.ea ri :: u t a . e v in nee of tin- stale i
!:: case of t ne State of Neb a-k,i
ai-ains! ii y o i: n iT a. an w ho. - !' - : -
diiice is a- h:ti, i.i'i and who was
(harped witi' h.-i'ip t he fat her of '
chila . :' a younp lady who is no v
tmikinu. In!- h',i:,e her.-.
''he case il ' ! !'a.'-; eii some li'lle a ' -
ti nt ion from t he curious spectator-
and under the law coverin.-: t he ca
olllv ! lie evidence of ! he c
.1 i v.
in-i wvi.'.'ss was T:i!. "ii as ;.!-' defend- ovt the t.i;it.v nne i. p.- ..i 1 ;.
am w..s iin allowed to pive his cvi- ,- f,,r .;,:;. ami -heir orciini; i'i.-s
dem e utitil the trial in the d'.s'ri-oi t),.- trip w.-.s- ,.t... ,,f cr.-M - n , -".
iH.urt. !..,- r.t ami tie .- I.-. . lie, -,;.r . .-
The (s.ur; after h-'ai'i!ii: The e v i-' ( i ,., ,.r ;, ,i ..r:i:.-.l a- 'he o. - ; . I
th nee nf t he y.u-.iii: iady imiml t he . ijj t ;e pa.'-' ami 1 t : t . c.'.i.;:.- - n..
defendant over to the di-M-lc; court . v t... l.i:. li m . . ; .
and fixed the i. n.i at 1 .'i "I v.-;.h -. : , . i t u , ., , !. .-. ,.i.-.v .
was aiven and t he yiuit.a nui n fel-.as- 1(;p, ,.(t ..... j.. ,; .. -( jj
e.l an:! the trial in the u i-' r o t ; p;:s-: ,, , v : 1 i '-id i o :, sd i-.m
('' ,;l '- I t ho t Mi.aha ' '' p .. ' i i - d.-si ! i i .- :
rrum the statements of the at '..r- ;i!,n-h ,ii.i.. ;' r .,s e-orts t.. i. . !
heys and the I n stlolts put to the , ,t. sph-nliu slices- :!:a!
complaining' ihn it is evident j ;t ;,.llV,,,; tl, p..
tliai there will be a contest of the j '
case ia t he higher courts at the fail. ,
l ertn.
PEACHES WEST SAFELY
word mis l.eetl received il' lr hv
friends of the safe arrivay of Ktv.(Tnah
A. C H'.'llowei! iind fairiiy a: Cil- ; t - h
ie i e. v v y o : i i i ii t; . i roni nit-ir a .. . i i : : p
i ney reacii-.-c. im-ir nomes;e;oi .mitlie ciiv ipi-i-i
July -1st and have had a fin.
iifter leavin-r Kearney wh' r
- t 'i-v
f Mr-
s and
were de-ay". 1 hy th" ilim-s
II"! In well sisrer for a few
they inj'.y-ed t!ie trip ver
They will spet.rl some time
homesTead before m t it rain "
tiiis citv.
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me to
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IN TENIS T0UENA3IENT
Frorn Tuesday's r.'iily.
t? ii . ol A I T .if,.e ,!' tl.i. I
who is one of the most enthusiastic
tein, is sharks in this neck of the!
woods, pfoved a winner over 1.. Klapp
of Omaha in the first round of the
men's singles opened in that cit y ,
yesterday. Another round will ie!
:VtU1?y,?"' Rit'n,!,ers,;a,k-i
ing part m the tournament will he
entertained this evening at the tie.;
club at dinner.
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Is Bo!
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If you have a sum of rrtoney whi It you
are nol likely to need for six or twelve montlis,
the sensible plan is to make a T iim Deposit
at the First National Bank and earn 4' in
terest on it.
In this way you will kr'p -. our money
earning a iiberai rate anei yet in case of etner
:?ncy. it is at all times avail. o!e. Can on
make a Time Deposit now?
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the c:'y tin :p- ii d : rur" of seV..r;,i
;h iii-ind d'l'lar.s tor hand pr m ; nm
FOR FvEI-TT PF.AIRIE KAY LAND.
Hay ground joining Oreapo;.- .u
the s-mth. Cuts twice ;. year See
(o -.rge Hil t or Frank Valb-ry. 7 v
An extensive line of hi-h dam;
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Stationery on hand at all times at
the Journal office.
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