TSUBIDAT, IfGVXi-BER 29, 1933.
PLATTgOUTH SEJC- WSX23VZ JOUK.AX
PAGE SIX
RAIL MEN ARGUE
FARMERS NOT AS
POORAS CLAIMED
Quote Automobile Figures for the
Northwest States in Grain .
Bate Hearing.
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 27. Ar
guments by the western railroads de-
signed to show that a reduction in
rain rates would not materially aid
were running a neck and neck race
relative to the number of persons
per auttomobile," he said. "Now
Iowa is a little ahead. It doesn't
seem to me that these figures indi
cate any very serious condition. It
must be remembered that North and
South Dakota have no great metrop
olis to absorb these purchases."
CAME VERY NEARLY
BEING MINUS TURKEY
From Wednesday's Daily
Last evening William Hinrichsen,
nisrht policeman, who is always will-
the farmers, and the announcement . jnr tn assist his fellow man in any
by President Charles Donnelly of
-Aorthern Paiiflc of a 57 million dol- the vicinity
lar improvement program for the ladies had grown alarmed ' at some
RULE WHOLESALER
CAN "PUT SCREWS"
ON MANUFACTURER
Not Unlawful to Eefuse to Deal With
Him if he Sells Goods Direct
to the Betailer.
CATARRH
' Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly in
fluenced by Constitutional conditions.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con
sists of an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a ,Tonic. which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists in ridding your 8ystem
of Catarrh.
Sold by drupfrists for over 40 Years.
K. J- Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.
NO COWS OR
CHICKENS; BUYS
FORD INSTEAD
ENJOY ! FAREWELL GATHERING
Miss Mauzy has been here visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mauzy.
Washington. Nov. 27. A wnoie-i wnhort Aldpn Louis EnDerson and
saler can, without violating any law, Harold Hamilton of Wahoo who have
From Tuesday's Daily
On Sunday the pleasant home of
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lynde at Union
was the scene of a gathering of rela
tives and friends joining in a fare
. well to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hall
I and family of Nebraska City and Mr.
I and Mrs .Durwood Lynde and family
UTormno TM,- Tw.;;io0 rt SfcoVo nff of Union who are soon to leave for
UtJ VWUAAk9SA 9 VVS VJL
All Semblance of Farm Life-
Rents a Bungalow.
give notice to a manufacturer that Deen here since Friday having their
he will discontinue dealing with him auto worked on at one of the local
unless the manufacturer ceases Ben- p-nr-es. denarted this mornine for A .
rneyVbarh KJ&rSVZVw- ITEh 7tTZ7nn e new senator from Minnesota Vh
lol- the .vicinity of his home, where two i?"1, y,L , P'ed with the pleasant manner in ma(le known nig decision today a3 he l10
business.
This was clearly demonstrated to-
next three years, featured the inter- strange man that they had spied
rate hearing here today. ;with promptness the officer. respond- ua rwvi. V"i. " '-7" , Z
.1 J .., - , V. .-,, Alarxnv- SUUreiU- lUUll ill "O "ca""b
L. E. Wettling, statistician for the'od and on reaching the scene discov- supreme
the far west wheer they are to locate
at Snohomish. Washington, a short
distance from Everett and make their
future home in that locality. The
Washington. Nov. 2 4. Magnus day was spent in visiting and the
Johnson won't keep a cow. j pleasantness of the day was marred
Neither will he have chickens. (only by the thought that the friends
He has decided to buy a l ord in- must soon part when the two fam
ilies start on their way westward.
ey expecting to leave about the
10th of Dcrpmher. , Mr. and Mrs.
announced he had found a house for Hall are old residents of "near Un-
ihis family. 'ion, having for years lived at the
I It is a six room bungalow in Ta- farm in v. ,.,-,- at-
, . - l in ill l li V fc I 1UIU UUllUIU, U III! il 1 1 .
A. L. Becker of Lmon was in the koma Dark lust across the District at... t v,j. v.o,-o -.;, i..i
city today for a few hours where he Df Columbia line. There are trees in tbat iocaiity all of their lives. The
which they have been treated here.
From Tuesday's1 Dally-
uu rcdtums --u- u.v.- - v. . 1 -'V ".., ' " i V
. . . . m . . . 1 ' f :i Mfr IJ III Ll II L kJ V LUC? 1 V U C I Ck x 1 .. --.- . - . . - . 1 .
western lines, occupiea ine stand an ea uua uison as me party in queswou rrml"7'" " ainat Raymond Broth-. atL,,eu 10 ,uo u ' an arouna 11. it is an tuira mouern many friend3 are joining in wishing
afternoon, submitted voluminous tes- and instead of prowling. Gus was in ionrRa, VebrMka Vfterlof buainess- little home witn an Pen fireplace in tne party a safe journey and happi-
timonies and figures to support the search of the Thanksgiving turkey - Earl Hohenshell was In Greenwood the living room, a spick and span ness in the new home. Those attend-
claim that the economic condition that he had been carefully feeding tounsei wr 1 u5"f"' ""r"" over nieht where He visited with his tiled bath and "all modern conveni- in . nt tr tt
- . .. . ... ..j iv Munpn lis arrumeni. iiie luuri - - - - - . o " ...v
1 iiic iriuiuii. juviuuiuk ai xtio uiuc 1 11 41 v w " . . . . . . . . . ATivpq anfi Tripnus. reiuniiiii: Liiia nv 1.0. iuuhui nucunuin 10
North and South Dakota. Minnesota, bis feed Thursday.
w
Luther Hall and family, R. B. Stone,
Attorney William A. Robertson
iiium, T t-. 1 rrv ,,,1 ..'Uf.r.tlv In ont.Xnitinn Ul uucauuiio
, : ' j .1 the nractice comnlained of by the
is at present Deiier man at any time oi us iaie, maue rv.apc uu . " . , , ,.., t ..,,.., thia mnrninc
f,a ,.at t.n , ,,. Jn th widp onen snaces when commission was not in violation of motored to rsenawKa tnis morning
elltrlTsl JaWti1hat,t reT 0helUTo;Ll00cLa"er rsTorttime1113""3
tmhii,. idnnocnto fiiipd tn reveal lhe bird and it was for the Raymond Brothers-Clark Co. that city for a short time.
irfn th ..niio.i -vo,, f nra. fenred thnt the Olson dinner would. The case presented a trade que3-
urn mil tin con mnflnnd tn the more common food, tion of unusual Interest of manu
X, 17 r. " m"J i-..u ' alwint nn hour later a teleDhone turers. wholesalers and retailers
clared. "In North' Dakota the in-! call stated that the elusive bird had federal trade commission charged
crease was 12,690 cars
cent increase. In South
was 6.911 cars, or 6.1 per cent.
"In 1921 Iowa and South Dakota
( a o rtni m ati t
""V r . v.r - " ; relatives and friends, returning this ences."
r ouestioni. was so satisfied that morning on No. 6. ftnlshed in ivory vliite lere is ai wife am, (laughter, Verle. of Ne-
. iiiti v n ii i r i i up M'i'i i ii 1 1 1 1 ii ii nil l i m . .
- 7,1 -iiawKa; James m. Htone. jsenawka;
"Yes, it is a little different from
the farm home in Minnesota." said
James Stone, Jr., of Nehawka; Geo.
E. fitites and family, Mrs. Rose Ken-
(Ts:ll jinrl ii n : 1 iri t e i r? rtc a on1 gaii
Johnson. "That is one reason I got r,avW. Mrs Ha Ro and chlldren;
r 1 1 r no- been seen in the chicken yard east of that the Raymond Brother
h n-iirnfa it the II. N. Dovey home, where the Co., wholesalers, had notified a man-, Lee Mayfield. editor of the Louis-
cow and no chickens now; I'm going (
to buy a 'ora instead.
Mrs. Johnson, who started house rECOMING FAMOUS AS FIDDLER
hunting with the idea of getting
E8:
Com mod rt rJ
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Priew of "r-J
Qofxlyif Tir
iai4wi3i iM'l lii9i2ot2U8aaiaa
THE extremely
fair prices asked
for Goodyear Tires
year in and year out
are shown in the
chart above. Good
year Tires are selling
today for AS less
than in 1920; 39
less than in 1914.
Despite this, their
quality was never so
high as now. This is
a good time to buy
Goodyears.
Am Goodyear 5rfe Station
Dialer tm ! mnd recom
mend the n'UiC",,,
Cord with the beveled Alt
Weether Treed and beck
them up taith etenderd
Goodyear Service
turkey had evidently sousht refuge ufacturing concern that unless it vllle Courier, and wife were here to-
araone the chickens. Mr. Hinrichsen ceased selling directly to the Basket day for a few hours en route to Pa-
aeain responded and with one well Stores company of Nebraska and cific Junction where they attended something as nearly as possible like From Tuesday's Daily
placed shot in the head of the great iowa retauers, or give it tne regu- the funeral or an old time friend. the Minnesota home, is delighted with Uncle Wm Balfour who has made
American bird assured the Olson lar wholesale discount on all bust-) William Bell, wife and children de- the bungalow. Senator Johnson de- his home near Nehawka for more
family of their dinner. . j ness with the Basket Stores com- parted this morning for San Diego, clared. ,han a half centurv, has for many
,pany. it would discontinue doing California, where they will spend the ! years past had a reputation of be-
TT7TT T rWTnV O TUVC VlfHTinW DUSlneSS Witn the manufacturers. wntOP with lha naronta of Mr Roll tr1TT PT T1TT TVT- T'TrTJT'TJT-r'VrriT' U,r f . K : . i .ui..
The undersigned will sell at Public .The commission insisted that this "'T"- t t'lt oxx,vr x.xouvx. -? V.; "1" "Tf.1".
InoHnn at hia hnmooicrht tti i lj uocl i I nr.I. n.tllln. " i.v v ji inc v, uuua cuu at lue HUW
PUBLIC AOOT
!0N
, ii.. . . v. . .i it,'From Wednes'lays Daily
of Plattsmouth and one-half mile:
constituted unfair competition and tne future.
north on the Cedar Creek road, on T,ie employes at the Burling on commissioniaact
i n t lehons will have a three day period
was In violation of the federal trade
ry- j . i-iiuiis viii nave a iiirt?w uaj iuu
inursuay, uecemoer om jn which to observe the Thanksgiv
coramencing at 10:30 o'clock, with ing season and get over the effects of
lunch served on the premises at noon, the great national feast day, as or
the following described property: dr, potpji yesterday in the
10 Head of Horses and Mules ' shops announcing that all depart
One bay team, smooth mouth, wt. ments would be closed from Wednes-
T rTii v o .taa nr keeper in this city, departed this
After developing by a series of m . ,nr a. ' . o M
From Tuesdav-s Uaiiv i when the village of Nehawka gave its
W. P. Huneke, Burlington store- a fow ovoni,, fm,r Tiatt. Program he did some stunts to tne
mouth young people had an experi
fiddle which were worth while and
questions that It was not contended
by the government that the Ray
mond Brothers-Clark
An f on unto nr Fit 1 sin Vv? noHAn
conspiracy to restrain trade by the ment equtpment there
notice it had given the manufactur-
euce that will long linger with them J.,as ,1ten ne.trl-V b3!1 f le"er3'
PLATTSMOUTH M0T0E CO.
A. D. Baake Mnrray
W. T. Eichardson Mynard
Union Auto Co.- : Union
A. 0. Ault Cedar Creek
V . llil n-aAl m A rl I I 1 k f Vfll I 111' 241 .1 II l lll( v II fl I I I illlll . w r I m 1
.ovu, uur nunci ujuic, . ja.a --c - -- , ---- -- r thft nflt -onairtor thnt from neunesaavs uawy ine menow isovemoer moon wax
wt. 1.350; on ? dapple gray mare. 6 da morning at . . and v. nich will the poyernment.a case warranted the Rudolph Ramsel will depart to- ing full and inviting with all th
years old. wt. 1.300; one gray mare, give the members of the force ample hear, of tne other s,de morrow morning for Seward. Nebras- lure of the fine fall weather, led the
smooth mouth, wt. 1.250; one bay time to spend their holiday at home DurlnK the questioning of govern- ka. where he will visit over Thanks- young people to take a stroll and the
horse. 7 years old. wt. 1.000; one prov ding they do not reside at too m(?nt embers f thJ t givIng wlth hls relatives in that vi- pathway chosen was out in the west
gray mare. 3 years old; one bay horse, great a distance. This is the first OTr,rocn, tha vtaar ty,at , -inltv for th holiriav nprlnl section nf the citv where thev were
er "the fine that might be given in
the case and was allowed to return
to Omaha. .
Another of those who was taken
into custody by Mr. Grebe was Tom
Jerznoch, also of Omaha, who was
ere-
Vk In hp a a n nnooc- n vT
Tt i. - , , . - UCllllUia DCL 1U1 IU V J M u TT CLC Iiv vtw3M I J
ihe ordeal through which the quar- t "f mi".n Puo"cn to operate a car and he was accord-
itet passed. "".:r.'fi ."eu Vi lingly taken in custody.
ciciuiuiii iic (jittt; uu iue ljuuie.
ing of the storekeepers being held oh fr thrin cav oil ih from tliope who heard his excellent
company had frefan m there will go to Sioux stories of the blood and thunder de- spIc the Atlafi; to tl1Pav not provided wUh the necessary
)mbination or CIty to ,ook a!t?r the store depart- tective story writers had nothing on "I,c a"(1 f,so an apple from Arkan- , dsntfals set forth by law ag neceS;
GATHER IN TWO PARTIES
. SH4.aVV. 1 ItlO 1 III AWOb . . . . .
3 years old; one black horse,3years time- that the three-day holiday has V v.7..
old; one mule. 2 years old. All broke heen enjoyed by the men since 1914.
to drive or ride. ,it is stated.
Cattle and Hogs j
Seven milk cows, four giving milk. ATTEND CHURCH FAIR
three to be fresh soon. Eight head of I
canes. j rom Wednesdays ua:iy (company or would accept the terms
Two sows with ten pigs. Four. Last evening a number of the offered by the Raymond Brother3-
shoats. . Tlattsmouth people, taking advan- Clark company.
Farm Implements j tage of the excellent condition of the j ' ;
une lct:ormiCK Dinaer; one MC- ruaus anu ine line weainer prevail
Cormlck mower; one 12-inch Deere ing, motored over to our neighborin
From Monday's Daily
uaa me riRnc iq aeciae 10 ao dusi- lien carter or.tnis city win enjoy lw fllu,"flUi A"Ci hour Ira E. Casteel clairaine Omaha
li.aa, auu iuai iu mo tase preseniea me inansseiviDK season visiunz " " - j .wv
POST CARD PHOTOS
$1 per dozen. Folders to fit these
FREE as long as the' stock on hand
lasts. Olson Electric Studio. Lower
Main street. n26-6d, 2aw:
as his liome, was captured on the
by the government the manufacturer with relatives at Falls City and Ta- enjoyed itself as only the young can, highway a'omr the Platte bottom bv T-tArecti-o- -rvelfie at ;t TVTnrv'c
had been given complete, freedom to ble Rock and enjoy the outing af- but as they were returning home the WilHam Greb? and the"! wm To'una ' SJ'iif 5t
tiecide wnethec he would continue forded by the three day holiday at lwo Pnes in uie rear were, to say in th( nf Tr ,. f v,in-i,iiia m, .
gang plow; one Moline lister, nearly town of Manley to attend the fai
new; one Western Belle lister; one being held there at the St. Patrick's
walking cultivator; one riding culti- church, which is one or the most
vator;'one disk, IS blades; one disk, pleasing entertainments of its kind
14 blades; one press drill, good as held in that part of the county.
new; one John Deere corn planter; There were a large number in at
one corn elevator and power; one 14-1 tendance and a real time enjoyed by
inch walking plow, new; three sets jail of the members of the party and
of harness; one 3-section harrow; the residents of Manley received a
two wagons, one nearly new; one; great deal of rralse lor their excel-
to eell directly to the Basket Stores the shops
Ed Mason and Jack Ledgeway will
depart tomorrow" morning for Long
Beach, California, where they expect
to spend the winter and look over
the country. They will ' make the
trip over the old Santa Fe trail.
the least, startled when a figure tllo ,,- ,, K A. Hall.
erupting wrath strode out of one of 3ar in thi3 jazz a th DrohiDltf0!
, i
t n n r tt n n i i
"ci uj aiuuS -uc iJ r-nnnchfriA and nnrHImrlir ATt- PaJ.
and with the wintry breezes playing teel vas bP0Ught on to tnla' city
throush his night garments, and the h fnr i,,i nv.
? LOG AL NEWS
From Monday's Dally
hay rack and truck; one 50-gallon
gas tank; one 50-gallon coal oil tank;
one 15-gallon oil tank; one broadcast
seeder; one Clover Leaf manure
spreader; one grinder; one iron ket
tle; one Anker-Holt seperator, good
as new; one 5-gallon cream can; one
good heating stove; one 3 h. p. gas
engine; one wood saw, 2 blades; one
cross cut saw and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale
All sums of $10 and under, cash.i Post card photos, SI dozen. Por
On sums over $10 a credit of six trait f0ier8t $2.50 and $3.50 dozen,
months will be given, purchaser giv- 0pen everj. dav and evenings, until
ixiB uaiinauie nuie u.HriuK eigui per j nine Qlson Electric Studio, Lower
lent entertainment provided for the
visitors. Among thore going from
here were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Bcstor and family. Mr. and Mrs.
John V. Hatt and family,. Mr. and
Mrs. August Bach. Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Cloidt and family; Mr. and Mrs.
August Cloidt and family, Dr. and
Mrs. P. J. Flynn and family.
STAMP PHOTOS, IOC DOZEN
cent interest from date. No property
to be removed from the premises un
til settled for.
John Meisinger, Jr.
Owner.
W. R. YOUNG, Auctioneer.
Plattsmouth State Bank, Clerk.
Main street.
n26-6d, 2sw
Luncheon sets are always accept
able. You will find many of the new
things at St. Mary's Christmas Shop
December 5th at M. W. A. hall.
moonlight reflecting on the family
shotgun, demanded what they were ,
dnintr Tli vnnrif nmnlo woro ctnrt.
Claus Ploehn pt Scribner. who was ietl and tried to explain that they
at the poultry show in Omaha in- were merely peaceable passersby but
specting the many fine exhibits of thcir explanation did not get far as
. i iuc uuua, tiunu jraiciuai auu file WllltP rnliojl fifrnr nrnnnr tha-n
C. A. Mathis of Greenwood ws in spent a few hours at the II. M. Soen- Gf having designs on his hen roost I
the city today, for a few'iours' at- nichsen and John Wickman homes. and jt was only after several min-I
tending to some matters of business! j. r. stine and wife were among utes of warm debate that the house-!
in the county court. thoso going to Omaha this morning holder and hi3 wife, who had ap-!
E. A. "U'url and wife-and Mrs. J.J where they, are to spend the day at peared on the scene, were prevailed '
W. Holmes motored out to Weeping the Nicholas Senn hospital with Mrs. upon not to call the Strong Arm of !
Water yesterday, where they spent C. P. Sydebotham where she is still the Law as it Is sometimes titled, to!
the day visiting with friends. - I confined as the result of her very . the scene of action. J
Harry . Hentz returned home ' last serious operation-for appendicitis. In the future the moon may wax j
evening, from Sac City, Iowa, where' Hon. W. T. Thompson of Lincoln, ; ani wane but the silver orb that
he has been visiting for several weeks' former attorneygeneral of the state lured old Omar and other well known
and looking after his athletic train- and at the present time one of the characters will have no effect on the
ing..' j members of the force of the office of young people who will maintain their!
County Commissioners Fred ii.' Attorney General Spillman, who has stand on the old back porch in the j
Gorder and C. F. Harris were here been heer for the past few days as- future. j
today to look after some affairs at sisting ni the conduct of cases before i i
the court house and incidently tes- the grand jury, returned to his home ttaq 'P'PTTtv nrrnniTTnirc '
tified before the grand jury. ; this morning. uaa t,li.x Ui.LU.KAlUK,
Mrs. Katherine Minor and sister,' S. Leopold and granddaughter, From Tuesdays raii-
airs, tamuna uutcner, or warrens- iliss ueiia Leopold or xorK, wno The Morgan Sweet Shop has just
burg, Missouri, departed this morn- have been visiting in Chicago with placed a series of new holidav deco-
ing for Omaha, where they will relatives and friends came in yester- rations that add very much to the at-
visit for the day at the home of their day to spend a short ti me here with tractiveness of this popular establi;h-
sister, Mrs. F. E. White and family, their son and uncle, Dr. H. C. Leo- ment. The very latest in wall deco-
Miss Margaret Mauzy departed this Pol and wIfe. departing this morn- rations of fancy white poinsetas as
morning ior Kearney, Nebraska, iur mei. uome. iur. ieuuiu is well as the bright red leaves that
where she will visit for a short time eighty-eight years of age and a very go with the flowers make the Sweet
prior to returning to San Francisco, active man ior nis age
Oil, Needles, Repairing. Singer
Stwing Machine Co., Phone No.' 9.
tf-daw
And everthing that way!
We close at noon (tomorroMr) Thanksgiving!
A FINE LITTLE SON
From Wednesday's Daily
There is a great deal of happiness
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
A. Webb in this city over the fact
that last evening at 6:1a there ar-
Shop very alluring in appearance.
The new decorations are on the main
floor where the luncheonette service
is looked after.
STAMP PHOTOS
NEW CASH
SViairkeS
Everything in the Meat Line, Fresh Oysters,
Celery and Pickles!
We Save You Money on
the Cash Basis!
Place Your Thanksgiving Order With Us!
e?
Free Delivery Service!
(Morning and Afternoon)
10c per dozen. If you want any of
these you had better come soon as
lwv1 r Vlv - si m n i n I n A . -
in-u tit- ."cn uuure a imc We win lane mem only a snort time
pound son who is a real husky young longer. Olson Electric Studio. Low
American and with the mother 13 do- er Main street. n26-Cd, 2sw
ing very niceiy. it is neeuiess to say
that the occasion has brought a
great deal of joy to the father and to
Jiinmie, the litle brother of the new
arrival. The many friends will join
in wishing the young man a life of
happiness and usefulness and that
he may be a Joy and comfort to the
parents through the years to come.
!iery
irwoir.
Phone 95
South 6th Street .
Jll. UL H IW i u nw m i 1 1 1 m. n m
SBBCS
as
ENJOY PLEASANT GATHERING
From Wednesdays Daily
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Hadraba entertained very pleasant
ly a few of their young friends at a
dancing party at their home on Main
street and . which proved a most de
lightful occasion for teh members of
the party. The evening was spent in
dancing and music and at an appro
priate hour very dainty and vlelicious
refreshments were served. Those at
tending were: Misses Mildred Schla
ter, Helen . Egenberger, Jeanette.
Weber, Clara Trilety, Frances Bent
ly. Messrs. Fred J. Warren, Jack
McCarty, Raymond Rebal, William
A. Schlater, John II. Palasek, Geo.
Conis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hadraba.
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS
We have a limited amount of fold
ers on hand, which while they last
will be made for $2.50 to $3.50 per
dozen. Regular six to ten dollar
values. Olson Electric Studio. Low
er Main street. n26-6d, 2sw
Yes, wb have a Christmas shop
this ysax December the 5th, at the
M. W. A. hall St. Mary's Guild.
Our store will be closed at noon
Thanksgiving Day!
C. E. Wescott's Sons
"ON THE CORNER'
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