MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2924.
rAGB TWO
PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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DENVER
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To accommodate patrons desiring to visit the
National Western
Sieek Show
the Burlington will sell round-trip tickets at rate of
fare and one-third (minimum fare $2.00) January
17 to 21, inclusive, final return limit, January 29.
B. VS. CLEHENT, Ticket Agent
program at the 9 o'clock period. On
Saturday night the Blackstonian or
chestra will give the dinner program
and a group of popular Omaha ar
tists (not pupils) the 9 o'clock broad-
RETURNS HOME FROM SIX
WEEKS' VISIT IN THE WEST
STATE WQI1 TWO
POINTS AS RESULT
ROCK ISLAND SUIT
From Saturday's Daily J
This morning Frank R. Gobelman, ;
the well known painter and docorat-;
or, who for the past six weeks has
been enjoying a visit on the Pacific
coast with relatives and friends, re
turned home. Prank has missed all
the fine weather that this locality has
been enjoying and leaving the palms
and orange groves of Southern Cali-
Railroad Valuation Should be Fixed ;
j on Basis of Mileage in State
! State Court Adjuster.
Krmn Thursday's I):iily
Attorneys for the state, while los
ing the main point a? to the valua
tion of the Rock Island railroad, feel
gratified over having had two points
established in its faor by the recent
is that the
II
um -urn m ti '
OUT OF THE ETHER 1
Radio News Broadcast each Saturday by Station ETAO
"So This is WINTER.
CALLED TO ILLINOIS
BY TRAGIC DEATH
" .1 r . . c . .
day of the vear. He reports a very -'-ate supreme court is the proper
fine visit and rest amid the scene: race or railroads aggrieved over
of the Pacific coast and feels much ' the actions of the state board of
Improved in every way. 1 equalization to loi;e their appeals
Mr. Gobelman will "leave Mondav and not in the federal court where
for Hastings, where he is to attend they have previously gone and which
!a meeting of the Master Painters o: as lour or nve appeals now penning.
jXebrrska, of which he is one of the The federal court at Omaha has leld
members of the board of directors. .also that the appeal lies to the state
1 supreme court first.
I The other point is that the valua-
Itirn shall he fixed on the basis of
, -
1 I he mileage in the state. The Rock
Island attorneys claimed a much low
er figure than the ? 10,600,000 fixed
.by the state board, basing their cal
culation on the earning power cf the
lines in this state as reprersnted, by
sueh business units as car miles, ton
J miles and the like. Ine supreme
: jurt says that the valuation in Xe-
, hraska shall be on the ba.-is of the
number ot miles operated nere as
compared witn tne entire mileage in
the system.
The experts say that while the re
duction in valuation of the railroads
that will naturally follow if the court
stands by its decision in the end will
inerca.se ti e taxes of everybody else,
this is only directly, because under
regulation the railroads are permit
ted io cnarge tneir taxes as an op
P. T. Becker Departed This Morning
in Response to Message An
nouncing Death of Cousin.
From Saturday's lail-
This morning P. T. Becker depart
ed for Pekin. Illinois, in response to
a message announcing. the fact that
his cousin, Bert Weinheimer, had
. uircrii aiuuii l ii Vilnius in itic ca
) . explosion of a starch plant at that
place on Wednesday. There were
' some thirty killed and it was impos
sible for some time to ascertain tin
full list of the dead and it was not
the title "Piattsmouth program di
rector." These programs are good
T Irtu- .linn -i i 1 1 I r r-i n V I -i .It'm'ti'im f f rY Vi r t rw-y n n1 o C Aim
program earlv in February? I gentleman told us afterwards, who " jcsirraay tnat tne. nouy or ..r. orating ex. ense. In this way they
" wasn't very enthused about driving cinhejmer was recovered. 'collect hack in freight hcarges the
Frozen in at the North Pole isn'tihis car up the night of the Junior1 , 1 ne deceased v as a fireman at the nxos 1hov ,iay and thug everybody
so van. with plentv to eat and a : neview, "i oeneve I'lattsmoutn ougni - iuis mem inaireciiy,
radio for entertainment.
WTAP has a new harmony com
bimit ion, "The Tuneful Two" which
is very good for male voices.
to be 'in the air' once a month, and f?r some years past and was among
you can call on me any time to h
provide the transportation.
Railroad .'aluations
Bid you drop a card of apprecia
te Care in Soldering
In view of the large number of
new sets now oeing assembled rrom
oVV?L r mOUe T-ant rank "out of this city and M
programs, jou enjojed tin .mck: to a train imore-s noon the biulder3 f , , ,
vi --ai" I'upie s upiiu iue ui.iiucu George A. Kaffenberger and Mrs.
. Ithe importance of correct soldering. T peao0ck of t inonll1
Now cars eve was a great time; Be especially careful in soldering on-, "-- uuom.
for taxation
made by
mse this
properly
.Mrs. t-rann urinKman ana tne late politics thru the free pass they were
Mrs John II Becker and also a cou- tavorod in taxation values because
sin of . A., P. T., E. II. Becker. Mrs. hv iicnoiiv ra oo
I"S. Aftor tliov worn nn .' Aiit rF -r.liic.
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ilp w,e. 1 e" K"un" iiutnis ui iiiau Liij purposes hav always been
.a.... it-u i.. jn.-uin ni ut-iiiii mi- a board of state officers, beca
"''"V"lu- , s the only v.av It can be
Mr. Weinheimer was a nephew oi ,inno w1ip th psiimo
C.
for the radio bosses. Among those
who sc iit personal greetings were Dr.
I'r lmcr, WOO. and W. A. Frasier,
WO AW.
Tiie Radio Digest says Jack Xel-f-mi
has '-ui l his scng for ?0. 000, 000.
0::. The automobile (what Leshosky
turred down) is still on the block.
We'll hid 100 German marks.
is allowed to run into the insulating nrftTrS AT tF
segments and there set up short cir- Will- ULrtlsS Hi
cuits that will not only prove noisy,
but very difficult to locate in the
weeks to come when you might other
wise be enjoying perfect radio recep
tion. Poor soldering is as bad or
worse than none at all.
HAWKA OF DIPHTHERIA
the figures hnve generally been on
an actual valuation basis, and this,
the supreme court says, puts thein
out of line with other valuations,
which are much less than actual.
Governor Bryan as chairman of
e state hoard of taxation, h?d noth
g to say in regard to the decision
or' the siipreme court of Xehraska
vraeh holds that the Rock Island
Starting the New Year. Eight
WOO, at Davenport, is' starting the;
.This announcer heard radio greet
ings to thf Xew Year in three of our
fn.ir t:m :nrf-; hnf vas iimldo In
l ick -.;)" uryone in-the Rocky Moun- ers are '?,iai,i1ar -'j their schedule,
tain district at the hour they were
No New Cases Have Developed and railroad company has Ven taxed by
With Everyone Co-Operatine itho state board on an excessive valu-
No More Danger Expected
due to get their Xew Year.
V.'HB. the Atlanta Journal, will ob
rerv,' Monday night as silent at the
10:4", Radiowl period and Wednes
day night at the S to 9 period next
v.-eck. Otherwise they will be in the
: ir tfery wetk-day niglit with two
r ood programs.
Xew Year with lots of pep. Our read- Fn,m Saturday s ruily ...
ers are familiar with their schedule.1 T,!e residents of Xehawka and
so we will only, call attention to the ' community were, greatly shocked
high liehts for next week: Monday when it learned that two
Sunday night, splendid 2 hour con- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
If you want to hear ral harmony,'
ftay up tonight and hear the Har-i
mnny girls. Miss Oarpentier and Miss'
Ingram, sing "So This is Venice" and!
"Hacliensack, Xew Jor-sey." Yes,!
Ver Xier. it's from WDAP. Chicaeo. t
"60 meters, 10 p. m. to 3 a. m.
ation as compared with other prop
erty. ' '
State Tax Commissioner W. H.
SnMth did not comment upon the
legal points in the decision, but said
that the record 6f hi3 office showed
that lands were varued at '$34,000',-
ilji.l ; .
f.rt hp?innln?r nt 0- Thnrednv n itlit WaldO Were OUarantmcd in their ...... V ' . t'I.rf(i
P. S. OT orchestra and V. B. Rochte, home with - diptheria. On TuIay f"" He sal!
baritone soloist. S to 9. in program everyone was grieving over the death l-nnTi! f in v 3 rehearing,
of Xational Assn. of Broadcasters' re- of Cleora May. the second eldest ot t J thf ftate can
b'reamiand ana uean 'apa, turn a " -1 -v
In Your Key;" Saturday night, dance
program, 9 to 10, also featuring Xat.
Assn. of Broadcasters' music and in
cidental singing by Rochte.
Rock Island railroad was the
Since that time every precaution ! ?"Jty ;Iad ha5 applied to the
'""i "i int? roaas ap-
i-.:it-u u 1 ue lenerai court. It is
little Pet Peeves
a la Radio
rr 1 - 11 1 . i , , . .
i 1 ne itnow wno allows nis set 10
'remain in oscillation, causing heter-
i dining throughout the neighborhood.
(Omaha) pro-' The niehtlv harrasrp nf X-rav nnd
in our opinion violet rav machines that rmil'rl hp
fell a long r,.ys fhort of the Platts. stopped if their owners would shield
Junior Review and although thev'nt.H ri.i.mi ti
Technical Highs
gram Thursday nisiit.
nossible has hppn t.iltpn liv rir J W I . uuii.
-. .
T)i nitll C qt1 r Tfil- rnctrlnnt o " I
hawka. Everyone who is known to T T , V?1 PjVifiC raI,
have been exposed have been vaccin- ! J? J 1 llkf. ,to. f,n'J ,sonie
ate,! to keep tbe disease from gain-I V t 1 'n Rlld.e ,n with the
ing no further headway. S d, U? taxes re"
We were informed by Dr. Thomas .'iJJ1 A ys
that no new cases had developed up j U '"Zebras ka so the
until this noon and that' the other ' IO" "S t0 haA roa(1 W1 make
Waldo child 1 imnrnvin. o-rMti on,i "nv.-nce in tne scate revenues
1 ...j ,.V1 ,f u.
may Lave the largest high school be
iwfen Chicago and Frisco, they ctr
tdialy haven't got the best musical
talent.
it is thought she is out of danger. He
also stated that never before had he
seen the general public so willing to
co-nnpr.otr in nn on Hon n cfnn
Thp lfl!pcrr!lnh u4itinn Vi n to nl. - , . .....
-"-o'" '"i-'"" vna. 10 ai- pn npnur-. wntip it ia tliono-lit
t-piiifimc. vnne it is thought no
ways 111 the air on the same meter more new cases will develop, public
wave as WJAZ, Chicago, or so near gatherings will be postponed for a
Since the erection of the storage
battery operated-station of the Wil
lartl people at Cleveland, some of the
technical experts are becoming con- a "rufh" messaere
verted to the opinion that much of; To hear the old "one-two-three-tbe
fading is due to slight variations: four" test count of WAAW7, Omaha,
in the current pulling motors that op- about the time vou get the set adjust
erate the direct current srenerators.
incieuj as 10 spoil tneir programs. - few davs until thinsrs nro rnrded
To hear 'em read the flock of safe 0
telegrams from "Hackensack. XewT
Jor-sey" and have our own operator;
im ii., nf just 100 ousy to nanaie
where oven the slightest drop shows ' station
up mg m the output of the broad
casting tubes. It is certainly true
that very little fading is experienc
ed vith the Willard station.
To have someone tell you "how
SELECTED FOR
THE JANUARY TERM
make a difference of nhnnt
2 1,00 0 in its tate tax. The total
tax of the company paid to state,
county and local districts in this
state is estimated at $171,0'0. This
may be cut down one-third.
INSTALLS NEW CHAPTER
Advertises Our Tov.ti
Any Piattsmouth organization de
firing to sponsor mother radio pro
gram by talent from this city, can
secure a date for s:-ir.e by applying to
this announcer, who officially rates
From Saturday's Daily
The following members of the
petit jury panel for the term of the
good Ilavanna, Cuba came thru last , district court that will be called for
night." January 14th, have been drawn bv
111, o. tv (,lprk or -the Tiictrict f 'rn r-f Tomnc:
. If . ,r l cve .. L'yir tt " ;; ek; ,;n "..."lOinaha and Grand Inspector Rnvnw
- - - - - r w
. Stew-
us a line and tell U3 about it. Ad- A1- Robertson and Sheriff E. P
dress Radio Station ETAO. riatts-'art:
mouth. Xebr. t George v ogler Louisville
Reuben Groesser Weeping Water
Good Programs Next Week Werner Okerbloom Piattsmouth
A-r.AA,- . . , 'N- F- Hennmgs Cedar Creek
WOAW promisese to turn loose a Charles L. Ayers Alvo
nine iieiiei turn me coraine weeK t. tvt Afnn-r-oi.
.... , , , ,iuij "cciv, wucii iwuiiierman comer
4 j j 1 (i iinie get-togetner parties and a Ralph E. Dorr
FOB SALE
i. acres adjoining Piatts
mouth just right for
Dairy Farm
Wii! give good terms to par
ty able to handle. Might as
sist in putting good Dairy
cows 011 place. Inquire of
T. H. Pollock
FARMERS STATE BANK
t.; mediocre school program took up the Ray Oborn
5. 'greater part of the time. iMike Lutz IIZ
Tonight at the dinner concert hour ' Z. A. Coatnian ,
(G:30) Carl Lamp's orchestra will J. A. Davis
make its initial radio appearance, '.Walter C. Jones
I although it ia better known to the F. E. Buell
dancing public than any other Om-! Arthur Jeffery
Jaha orchestra. Usual Sunday chapel Wallace Taylor
j. I services tomorrow at ! a. m. and 9 C. D. Spangler
j. p. tn. Monday night at dinner hour, ; Charles Frolich
J.' Randall's orchestra will transmit a 'William Rikli
program from Brandeis store restau- E. C. Giles
. rar.l3 and at 9 the Fontenelle con-'August Roessler
,t.';Cert orchestra will be on with a 45 Fred G. Ahrens
.j minute program of standard selec-'A. A. Lindell
It ions, followed by another of the less H. L. Hanson
popular pupil3 recitals. Tuesday This jury panel will trv the re-
O. A. C. maining cases of the parties i
-Green wood
Union
Wabash
Louisville
-Piattsmouth
Avoca
Murray
Elm wood
Murdock
Greenwood
.-Piattsmouth
Murray
Elmwood
..South Bend
Xehawka
.-Piattsmouth
Xehawka
Murdock
: Union
4.
DR. H. G. LEOPOLD
Ostecpathio Physician
Eyes Tested and Glaete
Fitted
night's dinner concert from
dining room and the 9 o'clock pro
gram given by Seymour camp Xo.
1 6. W. O. W., the boys who have
never vet failed to r.lpaso th radin
fans in their several programs of the!
ed by the recent grand jury.
Constipation
indict-
Cnlon Block Phone
PLATTSMOUTH
208
Constipation of the bowels is a
(last few months. Thursday night, a stoppage of the sewerage svstem that
JjMagnolia (Ia.) community program removes waste matter from the body.
iat fi:30 and an operatic program at It is as necessary that your bowels
. I, including tne roost popular offer-, piove regularly once each day to
r ings from the operas of the last few carry off this waste, as it is that the
j years, part in English and part In waste pipes of your home be kept
.; Italian. Friday night. Empress Gar-;open and carry off the waste from
V den orchestra (with which P"m'-d the house. If you would enjoy g'ood
flWier is playing saxaphon) -for the- health, keep your bowels regular by
uiui.ni piusmra aua tseii leiepnone taiving LnaniDenam s raoiets when
'roni Thursday's Daily
Last evening James M. Robertson,
grand high priest of the grand chap
ter of the Royal Arch Masons of Xe
braska. was at Florence where he of
ficiated at the installing of Florence
chapter Xo. CI. R. A. M.. which is
ithe first new chapter to be installed
oy 3ir. Robertson since his election
to Hie head of the grand chapter of
Nebraska. Assisting him were raat
A.
Overfiznd Success Is t!ie Talk of the Country
The year just ended has been the
greatest $1 all the tilteen years of
Overland history. A great year made
by great cars the greatest Ovtrlam'.s
ever built. Greatest in looks, power,
action, comfort and mcney's voTth
Look at the new Overland Cham
pion, for instance It brings a quality
closed car with features and utilities
hitherto unheard of within reach
of every purse. America's first all-
purpose car conceded to be the
most uset'i' to:?' car on wheels
The Ci iinp:on and all Overland
models have the bigger Overland
engine ')rute pow?i with extreme
economy. Lea-lrs in economy
leiders on the road leaders
in the many satisfactions they
bring to owners. See them. Sit in
them. Ask for a sample oi their
performance.
S-i9 3 t. o. b. Toledo
0; 5. o. C. Toledo
07 95 o. t. Toledo
John Bauer
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ENTERTAINS "THE 3TJNCH"
If he is expecting to :eturu to her home:
Jin the nr.-xt few days tuid accordin;;
ily last ni;;I.t the word was passed to)
I III i: :i"IU3 iiL tl'ti 1IUICI lillll Lllt- V
NOTICE OF SALE
I"i:im Thursday's rnily
Last evening the Main hotel w
th? scene of a very pleasant socia
gathering of the residents who mal
their home it that popular hostelry, ! how to arrange and the time spent
and in which Mrs. Frank R. Gobel-1 niost delightfully for some'hing like
rv n was the presiding genius For I an 1;.'ir1- Oyer the feast J. H. Pollock
the past five weeks' Mrs. Cotclraan ,':'r'uc,:'V"'.,,:'" '"rtl 1 "i'""";
I will sell at public auction the
"".should assemble iat the dining room, following property, to-wit, at 1 p. m.,
;.nd where refreshments had been pre- January 22th, 1924. at the depot at
:e i,ured such as onlv the hostess knows lTnion, Nebraska: Three crates con-
has resided at the hotel while Frank!
wore made by the members of the
. , - . - .1 . .. 1, . . . l',.
wrs enjovhig a visit over the noli- t,lJ , ' I 1
, ,1;t,, hil , r;t; the verv delightful tirae Mrs. Gobel
davs with his relatives on the Pacific 1 in? . c
IliJil ltili li:e Mff 1) ii lllJl tLiUllt'II (U
taining Ever Brite Oil stoves and one
package of band pumps, unless same
is removed Ly consignee or consign
or on or before that date.
ELMER M'COWAN,
Agent.
cost and during this time Mrs.'
Go'ielman has been or.e of the "fam-l
ily" at the hotel over which William j
Rarclay, the genial landlord prebides. j
and last evening this Estimable ladyi
decided that she wouTd give a "treat"
to the other residents of the hotel as'
tha ether liuT'ib.rs of the hotel fam
ily ami her forthCoiiiiii.rr departure
ii regretted by everyone there.
Journal ads get result?.
Miss Alpha Peterson and Miss Ma
rie Kaufman departed ihis morning
for Omaha to spend a few hours visit
ing with friends there as well-as
lopkhig after . ooio inattera of busi
ness. .
TFT
Fill
co3f;lSTNG of-
v.rr.na uigii driest Louis E. Smith of
ot Omaha. The new chapter was
started with a charter membership of
nearly 100 and is the infant in the
state cf this branch of the Masonic
fraternity.
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and Seme Good iUSule
This Sale will be held at Union, Nebraska in Ed Leach's
sale barn, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m. on
S3
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HEARING ON WILL PROBATE
Frnni Fiidny's Pnily
This morning Attornev J. A. Cap
well, accompanied by Mr. K. A. Sch
neider of the Elmwood State Bank
and Mr. Thomas Murray, of Dunbar,
were here to attend thp nrnhnto nf
the will of the late Andrew C. Sev-1
bert. of Elmwood. The estate will I
be in the neighborhood of $30,000.1
Mr. Schneider was one of the wit-!
nesses to the will while Mr. Murray
is guardian of minor heirs of the es
tate and Mr. Capwell the attorney
for the estate. The will was receiv
ed and probated by County Judge
Allen J. Beeson. 1
FOR SALE
Sale consists of 30 head of Holstein cows and
heifers that were bought at Evansville, Wisconsin, by
Rex Young for the Farmers State Bank of Piattsmouth,
and he purchased them from twelve of the best dairies
in Wisconsin and from herds of reputation. If you could
see what these dairies are doin for th
A
e owners an
dth(
R. C. Rhode Island Red cockerels
at $1.50 each. Mrs. Julius Reinke,
South Bend, Xeb. dl0-2mo.w
country, you would want to own a few dairy cows.
About one-half of these cows are heifers, will have
calves at side sale day. Some are fresh now, others will
be within a few days after sale.
Also in this sale will be some real mules, and two
good Ford trucks, 1923 models, one having been used
only one month.
Go see your banker, if you need to, and come pre
pared to take a few cows homesomething that will
aiways pay the bill.
TERMS OF-SALE Bankable
local customers.
ed security bearing eight per cent.
i iv
.;..-I-I-I-i-T:r company employes for their second needed.
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully In the treatment
of Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICIXE con
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves tJ5 local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on tne Mucous Sur
faces, thus reducing- the inflammation.
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
CLERKS-J. M. PattersonUnion; Farmers State Bank
or nattsmouth
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