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PXATTSMOUTH SS23X - WEEKLY JOAJLTlAi FAGS SEVZS r ,TT, 3-TTMT..T,TMf..r.rf....T..T..T. Murray Department BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON Sunday, March 27th By M. S. ErJgga J U Mveltt wOigi t tea ttitetafcUfty. 4 will vamiA twi titooaoHwtay- Prepared In the Interest of the People of Murr&v and Nwoucding Vicinity Especially for the J ouraal -Readers THURSDAY, KABCH 24, 1927. 5 IS St ..-i SUl 1 . i-' Making Ten-Spots' Grow Wlioro -Kr 'Twn-nnlt' Grew Before That is the business of our bank. In other words our efforts are concentrated on the one thing of helping the community prosper. We do that by rendering every possible assistance to every individual who gives us the opportunity. There is No Substitute for Safety Murray State Bank Murray, Nebraska -- - , Harry Nelson has a fine line of feeders'for young chicks, as well as , for chickens of all kinds. I I have two good used disc burrows n-Vir.V M-ill rrr at vorp mnHorola prices. Fred Beverage, Murray. . J.Ir. Urish and son cf LaSalle. 111.. 1 tt,.,i 1,.- v, r.r n r: r iiri r. i -i : 11:1 1 lit i iir urai ii i i 1 r. T- f -i T ' t- i - Vi ! jc-t -i-iiL- 11c- o t ? vnc I i of Mr. John Urish. ,,Dr. G. L. Taylor was. arjaitcr.in Flattsmoiith on last Tuesday morning where hewas called to look after some business matters. LOST: A' ladies pocket book, con taining a few dollars in 'money, we would like the purse back if possible. Henry Heebner was a visitor both 4 Kinds of Mail - 4! Each of then a Standard Brand. Also Bottles (Quart and smaller sizes) and Caps fcr same at Bight Prices! j We Can Supply You!; Oscar Nailor Murray, Nebr. A FEW GOOD Used Cars Parts for all makes of cars. The best of Sep air -wcrk on all cars. Reliable supplies and accessor ies. EverytMng at right prices. Ethyl Gas Murray Garage "We do good work in automobile repair." Bring on Ycur EGGS We do Custom Hatching, hav ing capacity for 3,6001,200 per week. Or you can hny BABY CHICKS Heavy Breeds at 15c each Lighter Breeds at 12Vic each Purina Chick Feed Newlown Brooders -Herman Welforth- Hatchery One Jlile South of Kurray, Nebr. Phone 1213 Murray, Neb. IIP to see friends and to look after busi ness at Nehawka and Union on last Monday. The Ofe Oil tuck was a visitor In Murray on last Tuesday and was fill Ins the tanks of Oscar Nailor, with gasoline. W. H. YVehrbein and V. O. Boe deker shipped a car load of hogs tc the Omaha market on Tuesday of this week. Sheriff Bert Reed accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Scott were official visitors in Murray Tuesday morning of this week. G. M. Minford. proprietor of the Rock Creek oil station was in the county seat called there to look after some business matters. V. L. Seybolt and Oscar Shrader Ehelied and delivered their last year'? corn crop to the Murray elevator, the shellig he ins done by C. M. Reid. Charles M. Reid was a visitor in Cmaha on Tuesday of this week, where he went to secure same nec essary" repairs for his corn sheller. j ! O. T. Levda was a visitor in Mur- i ray on Tuesday of this week and was j meeting; his many friends nere us well as looking after some matters of busi ness. Dr. J. F. Drendel has been having Jtaipn -rvenceuy cuusuuii fuuie iium en rousts for the caring of the flock of this gentleman and his excellent wife. . I j Mont Shrader whose sale occurred j on last Friday was especially well 1 pleased with the refills of the sale i and of the prices which the property brought. Thomas Jennings wa; called toiWITPBA.Y Plattsmouth as a witness in the court ,iU1IVrtl there, and during the afternoon he and Uncle Charles C. Carroll were putting a roof on Mr. Jenning's gar age. Mrs. George Martin was the sue- cessiiu oui ut r a nine uuu:t i - j i.-, i which was sol o-, cr.M hv -iirtion or Inst Saturday, she paj laviE" ?or wr me i i- , I u'x.. .r t u -..i i "i j: ttrivius au uuujuuuis n y at i-'i mm- x - - f- v dnivi-! a the "rd for the, F.""ri - of the farmers who are daily haul- ini? 1ue' lor ine nveus uu ibi1 farm. 'NfrQ -Trill Tl Snorrer. AlrS. JOIlll jAnc and Mrs. Bertha Eagle all of; Valparaiso were u funeral of Mrs. John Lnsh, also visit- with relatives and friends as well while here. On Wednesday of last week, Perry Nickles shipped a car Iodd of very fine porkers to the South Cr.-aha mar- i kct which brought some very satis - facorty prices. , a cumber of brooder houses for later man Wohlfarth. which he is urnng r.n his farm to care for the ehirkeuc v.hich he ha3 been hatching with the new incubator. new lacunar ,si ?ie Koyer, the efficient een tair.g the place ct i Oscar Nailor when he hns been all j ed away to look after other business. !Mr. Jailer finds Mis Koyer an ex-1 1 cellent saleslady. Mrs. G. L. Tsylcr, Murray, Nebr. I Arthur McCulIy of Kansr.s City, Mo., was in cttc-ndirce at tho fun eral of Mrs. John I7rih. alto visit ing the home of W3. Sporrer and wife while here. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dowler of Weeping V.'ater were visitors fr ? short time in Murray last Tuesdav they driving over in their Universal E. W. LEWIS Up-to-Dale Painter and Decorator Paperhanging. MUSEAY - NEBRASKA Here is the Place I am located in Murray just op posite the Garage, I pay cash for POULTRY and EGGS Also sell all kinds of Poultry and Hcg Feed. Call and see me! R. C. Wright Murray, Nebr. The Ca!i of Spring Ccme in and See Our Line of Spring Needs Gas and Oil Stoves A jrreat com fort vlien the weather is "vrami. Tims to think about one now! Bo net deprive the good wife of modern conveniences in the home any mere than yon would your self in the field. Let us show you. EEADQUASTEES FOE PIELD SEEDS B. H. Nelson Murray, Nebr. Get Your Discs Sharpened Bring in yemr Discs and have-them sharpened and out of the way when the bnsy season of Spring work ar rives. We guarantee all our work. All Kinds of Plow Work Cultivator Shovels a Specialty VAC MICKULESKY & SON Murray, Nebraska i Contractor Builder Estimates Cheerfully Furnished I Phone 45 j - - NEBRASKA j car. to consult their family pliysi j eian, J. F. Brendel. Green Piggot Was a visitor in ! ii aLiMiiuui.ii nurnr uf weiii ui en i.v. , . KUlu l ' La:l iUrs- Jcuic ?u.:ii iu 1 l. ; l- , . , t, occurred in naftsmouth on l uesday afternoon. A. Gardener mp eager of tht Farmers Eierator Co.. of Murray was-- ,, . ,, , called to Plattsmouth on Tuesday mornin - of this week a a witnes- f"1 fj lh's hJ SrT i?Wn was a contending vmy. Cn la-t Sundav the home of Mr. f .1 . r - 1 . til.,1 -Cl.T f dened by the arrival of a ob at their ! hftnre. find bringing with him joy fori j botS the parents. All are doing nice-' ly and happiness reigns sup: erne. A. D. Rakke and wife, were visit-; ing and looking after some bueinr-r i lxiatters in Plattsmouth Tuesday aft- J erncon, and were accompanied on! - their trip by Thomas Cromwell, wlic jwas looking citer business in Mur. Bud Xicklea was a visitor in riatts-, mouth on Tuei-ay of this week! where he wrs resisting !n the un- :.wi!in? e.f rev- L"-?rVr which ia to I . nnd fnr ?ie.irv wnrir in iho fi-rat ......... " . . . district ot tne county in malting goou roads. Phillip Keil rnd the boys have he n working very asfnclueup'.y since they raovfd to tl.o Guthraann place and hsve the home looking fine and are about reedy with the wnrk tc legin the farming when the time comes. Mr. and Mj-f. Herbert Kidddl o' Auburn, accon-panied by ?-J,'ss Mary Prrk. were visiting in Murray and at the heme oi the parents of the ladien, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gorgr Pari:. rl?:o visiting with friends near Murray, they all returning to Au burn Sunday evening, after enjoying the day pleasantly. The heme nf Everett Spang!er wa? giadfiened by the arrival via the stork route of a very f tk son, which both the parents are happy to re ceive into their home. The joy also extends to the grandparents on both Fides, C. D. Fnanrrler and wife of Murray and Grandfather and Grand mother F. W. Noltirg of Plattsmouth. All concerned are doing nicely. Wavne Wilson and family have made their home at Rock Blnff for the past -th.ree years, departed ; la?t Saturdav for the south, making I the trip in their auto t wh-ch they had a trai'er loaded with a portion of their household goods which they will require for the trip. Thej' will expect to locate somewhere in south ern Missouri, probably near Spring view, where they intend to farm. Robert "Wright will sell gas at his place of business, and one last Tues day afternoon L. L. McCartney cf Plattsmouth. the manager of the Sin clair Oil Co.. was down to Murray and arranged to have a tank and pump installed, and in a few min utes had Henry Heebner at work making the necessary excavation for the installation of the tank. It will be a matter of only a few days until the new service station will be In operation. Fortv Acre3 for Sale. Three miles cast of Murray, cix miles south of Plattsmouth, on Mur ray mail route. Cash , or terms. Or will rent if not sold by April first. John Campbell, Murray, Nebraska. m3-swmp Reported as Doing Nicely. On Tue3dey afternoon of this week Mrs. George Martin underwent an op eration for correction for appendi citis, and during the afternoon and evening was getting along nicely fol lowing the ordeal. Mrs. Martin waf accompanied by the husband, the op eration being performed at the Meth odist hospital. Dies in Council Bluffs. On last Monday evening at a late hour the spirit of Mrs. Phillip Lam- bert passed way at the Mercy hos pital at Council Bluffs, where she had undergone an operation for re moval of cancer, a few days before, died from the effects of the opera tion. The funeral was held on Wed- nesday and the interment had at the Christian faith was known as Council Bluffs, where lived some of ( "the way," and was thus known for her relatives. At the time of theimanv vears. and when Christ said, writing of this article we have not the information to give a fuller account of the life Of this excellent woman, but will give it later. Eniov Fish Breakfast. Mont Shrader was over to the river recently and purchased a .large num - ber of fish, which he brought home and domiciled in the watering trough, and from where he used them for his table supply. Last Monday evening havinir left a limited siiDnlv. and he- ing a visitor in Murray until a lateifour disciples, when the Master call heur was accompanied by Bud Nick-jed Andrew and Simon and James and lor. Anderson Lloyd and Lester Dill.' John, they all being fishers, saying, went to the home where k devolved jas He did so, "Follow me and I will upon Anderson and Lester to secure. make you to become fishers of Men." the fish which were liftetkifrcm the icy waters of the water tank, and prepared for coking, which ' it was '. the part of Mont and Bud to cook them. j The early breakfast was served at ! just four-thirty, and surely most j thoroughly enjoyed by the four young men. as they were adepts at the art 'of serving fish just to suit. United Presbyterian Note3. W. F. Graham. Postor. Sababth school at 10 a. m. Precahing at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Ycung people's meeting at 7:30 p. m. Anifual congregational bustne. meeting Wednesday, March 30, at 7:.".0 p. m. Regular services April 3rd. the re- i m v rr iipc;nr! v. Airii 7n . - ... , stgnation OT Tne paeior win op arwo,1 " . - , j ho mpptinsr nf flip Proshv- " - - tery in the let United Preshyterlar v. r n.to On Prturdav nieht. Maroh 26t'a.;y- Jnage not and ye snail not be the men's glee club of Tarkio col- juTed; condemn not and you shall lege of Tarkio. Missouri will sive an not be condemned; release and you entertainment at the United Presby- shall be released. Give and it snail ,, rr,rrr a Hm icini he riven unto you : good measure, free.' An offering will be taken. - Germany Seeks to Ease Feelings in the Balkans ! - rstreseinnii Does ITot Teel Itelo-JogO-i CI- 1V...(. T In4f - - omv W4Ue i Seys Europe for Peace j Berlin. Germany. March 22. Ap- nnrpntlv nlminfir to heln calm world .- . 1 . I, T . n 1 a T...onl, opinion reiiiuiiis me njiu-juSvsai. ' sian differences, Foreign Minister c.t. i fh .oiAhcfsr today and publicly -formulated Ger- "Ask and it shall be given unto s"chrlnt 5"?, .fTh;' "ase P?? r" T? manVs position on the international vou; seek and you shall find; knock sage to the furthermost parts of the , yearB. and the Lancaster-Seward as ritn tinn it i,aii nn.H m.nnT all world- and ntl1 the Sop"el has been : e0ciation has increased its average Germanv. aecordinclo Stresemann. does rot expect the Balkan dispute to taught the efficacy cf prayer ear become acute, and trusts the general nest. sincere, effective praver. In the desire of al Europe for peace to con- Mttcr garden of Gethsemane he said, easy roaU3 lo vs wn.ui bu - : tne poorer cows ana uy Lttrer ieeu- demn any breach of peace. He added, .-If it be possible, let this cup pass. pf us are seeking are no. the safest ing methods. The additional butter however, that when one views the sit- but not mv win but thine be done." ones- but we mnst be true soldiers for , fat per cow is largely clear pofit to uaticn in the calmest possible man- Vhen the disciples aked him to teach the Master and not afraid to bear the the dairymen because they have ell ner. one cannot overlook the fact that .i. r-..,- n, o-ot-o the the brunt of the fie-ht for the sake of minated their losses and coneentrat- the nations still are far removed from final conso idation ot the general in- ternaticnal situation. . Kotemng to aiscora Detween Ln- . . 11 land and Russia, the foreign minister war. Regarding withdrawal oT the al lied occupational troops from the Rhineland, Streseman snid solutions of the prohlem appears farther re- mnveri nnw thnn Severn! months nrn He asked Gerrnarig to be patient. cmrrrrT Tn cxtt'P id rrPTC SOUGHT TOEUIR&P GULLb Los Angeles, Calif.. March 22. Charges that Lieut. Giard DeMoveau. Hollywood fencing master, who el leges he was horses-hipped by J Stewart Blackton. had sought tc en trap the film director's twin daugh ters in forced 'mSfriage by an at tempted blackmail scheme wre hurf- Ued at the foils dueler at today's hear ing of his $25,000 damage suit j- . tgalnst the motion picture producer, T Tne charges were ma ae hy Albert J. Kidder, refense attorney, who also accused de Merveaux of threatening the lives of the two girls. Violet and Marion, whom he was engaged to in struct In fencing. ijia you wnie a eiier io Marion threatening to kill her? Kidder ask- cU yu.ixi.us ciu di-iut.us imger m iur ieuc pg instructor.- xviarveaux un nis i.p ana saia ne ara not emem- oer. ''Did you not threaten to kill Vio- let? the attorney thundered. ue iwerveaux sprang to nis teet. . banged the attorney's table with a clenched fist and shouted a lie intc the lawyer s face. The w.-itnesa hrnke down nnri went as court attaches rushed to seize him. Victor McLaglen, film actor, was called to the stand to substantiate nsational charge made by the sensat Blackman's attorney. Every shade oi crepe paper and all the new novelties and favors as well as a complete stock of picnic needs can be found in the Dennison line sold exclusively at the Sates Book and Gift Shop. reueraiea rnai creruiany aesirea iu ut trespasses as we forgive those who "- friendly with both nations and op- loc, ta tit nnt in- Notwithstanding the faet that w poses the idea of dividing Europe into t4i t"i ht-ot rm have a good, stiff fght on our han two camps as was the oase beiore the -, is the v-inp-rinTn to carry the gospel message to tn GoJden Text: "If ye lore me, you will keep my command men ts." John 14:15. Living the Christian life "I am the life, the truth and the way," were the words of Christ, and at the beginning of the Christian era, I am the way," He meant that there was no other way given under heaven or among men whereby we must be. saved. Then when we would know the way. we must know the Christ, who is the way. Christ said, " I am the life, the truth and the way." He jmeant that we must be like Him. To 'be followers of the Master means we must do as he does, and do the things which he commands. The beginning of this quarter was ushered in by the calling of the first Amos R. Yells has to say "What though waves are fierce and hight And the storm is. in the sky; And our boat is far from land And the harsh ropes tear the hand? Fishermen, disciples we. J As of old in Galiaee. Worn and weary, cold and wet. Cheerily we fling the net Sweeping through the waves of woe. Men, our brothers are be low! Long and wide the line is flung. for the brotherhood of man. and it is or n" to ao the work which the Mas- tar firct horan . " ifU. .u us .... "W" enemies, ao gooa umo tnem mat naie i pressed down, shaken together, run- mng over snari iney give uniw your .bOKom For Itft what measure ye snail he measured unto you agavn." Th,s;ls toe gist of the real dea ings with our fellow man The Bible is the true guide to human lite for it contains instructions in the right way of living by the Master, as well as all the holy writers. He who wrote Holy Bible, book divine, , Precious treasure,-thou V .-'-T . art mine! . . .. . . JSine thou art to guide my youth In the pafths of love and truth " was no doubt inspired to put the A ... 1. Z n -wr C ! V. V. C Search the Scrip- irum iu.lv oca. v u,r w.. way to eternal life, and they testify . v rM,-,- life with the riiscinles. Christ prayer v-hich says'. "Our Father, who v.,-,,, v.oiir.-n-r.ri he Thv name Tht- i-im eome. thev will be done - " " ln heaven as on earth. Give us this day our daily l)rea(3; forgive us our and the power, and the glory, for- ever and ever Amen'" How ut is tat whi"h says "For- give us our trespasses as we forgive those ho trespass against us." For ioa -o h,- nrffiVD, therc how tu .0 nar7 fnrrrcc in in we expect forgiveness In 'w'eTe not so 1 "K'0"1" nave t0!a 3'0U- -e is an old axom particularly There I go to prepare a place for you. lie to equity cases,' being as.t hGr(? 1 am rou shall be also." : -He who seeks equity must " !ot for us to be ncouraged, 1.1111 i.aii . t i v, v , ii'i .. law ther appicable f r1 Inn.e i viiw.to. cv x i grant equity " or in other words vou Iar e arp lo wo,lv avu a,e l" WiU cannot come into court demanding ,when we hae faith -in the Master. "iustice" unless you have first wash-: ed your hands of all unjustness. I TWO FEIVATE HOMES B01IBED When we have learned this lesson j we are making some. progress alongj Chicago, March 23. Two bomb the way. The Master has given us a blasts, cue attributed" to "blackhand" fine example of how we should be'vengence, the other aimed at the Tircnurerf to overrorr;' temrtttion as ifnoi ne nnA that ia hv it pi t. Li I. ci iiocii w i , 11 iim mil i " . , being prepared with the very particu-' lar plece of 8CriptUre. The devil is very apt In the quoinff of scriptures! onrt t Vnnw th acrintures ourselves. - i we must- De t,nristians in reaiuy : and musfpractice it in its true sense of the WOTld. In the parable of the taient8 Christ teaches us that for the aDiIities which are given us we are to produce results, and that in proper- tion t0 the abiHties which we have been given. In the parable of the talents, five were given one, two to another and one to the last one. ti,. rin th inrr. er abilitiea were willing to work and! did so not because they had better, t. .-1 . i ,, k ( ; , ... a" if tT" "r ,Tc f, I talent was not the cause of his fail J beared land the fear overcame him ilVfthe parmlySI fear he did ure, but because he would not work not do anything. The Lord expects S d.ihigi 5!? Tf JUl!l fled to io, and when he allows the talent to rust he is actually losing wnat he has. The arm which is iul oniy iut title to -what we have. We cannot take it with us when -we o; mm mmmm Chicken Feed Golden West Shell Maker, 100 lbs $1.50 In 5-bagr lots, at $1.25 cwt. (Formerly O'Shello) Hen Scratch, per 100 lbs 3.25 Chick Feed, per 100 lbs. 3.75 Chick Mash, per 100 lbs 4.50 Purina Hen Chowder, per 100 lbs,. . . 3.75 Laying and Growing Math Oyster Shell, per 100 lbs 1.65 Bran, per 100 lbs . 1.70 Shorts, per 100 lbs . 1.95 Purina Pig: Chowder, per 100 Ib$. . . , . 3.25 Block Salt, for Stock, 50-lb. block 49 rm.B wh tint '-M,.,aisMcmr?.MwrtW!fyg!rrTM(gM"' I so we oniy use our weaun, etc. " reality. i laere is no standing still; we a ; either progressing or we are retro-; grading. Let us then be up and at; .'em. I "Let us then be up and ! doing, i With a heart for any fate I Still achieving, still pur- j suing, i Learn to labor and to I wait." ; "It takes a heap o' livin' to make ! house a home." The home is the , unit of life and from it comes the citizens who make the nation, aad unless the home is risrht the country . . . , ... , cannot be right. Tr.e family rtla tion must be just and equal; the only way for the home to be Christian in influence is to follow the commands of the Master, and to obey the com mands of the Father. I From the home comes the matter - necessity of living the Christian ,ife ,n the hcm and from community-Is put in position advance the ;.ork0 the nation. wrVer n,i while we ... t like Peter of old, may think we are strong, we are needing the aid of 'every one and at the same time need ;to aid everyone else. This is done ibest through a concerted effort and jwork in the church for the church is jnot alone for the saving of one who (joins it but for the purpose of con tributing to the welfare of every one. the church or not. "The Ninety and Nine" teaches us that we are bound assist all in this matter of ritrht ihil so. a, ai c ui, .l.toco Chnst says, le are my witnesses rameu l" d" !'"" of the world the mission of the Chris- tian era will not be fulfilled. The righteousness, for the world will not oe won io unribi uy ueiaun ui n.e de- for ne 19 not Pping to tieiauii. J -w.fi 1 mm nmnlmj, nn. V. 1 - -uu up 1 soundly licked, so it is up to us to ds mricermcn poriwn ui ine are not to De discouraged, for did not Christ himself say, "Let not your heart be troubled; believe in God, believe also in Me. for in my Path- er's house are many mansions. If it f A T A. A. T 1 1 .A vete not so. I would have told you. i . nrnncrtr n-f hifh ehr-l irstmctor v. t,nn k oiii t imnninv nut v ill. iiaD " ii ii tc i i - 1 1- x "inf. . . vice in his neigh borho;d, rocked two Chicago hemes Tuesdav. Mrs. Jennie Ferrara, a widow, and her mother-in-law- s-oro thrown frr.in their beds shortly before dawn ,bvbeds and equipped with hot and cold explosion or a Domo unaer tne porcn of their dwelling. Mrs. Ferrara said she recentlv received a blackhand threat in which $2,000 was dsmand- ed. About the spme time, a bomb wt exploded un xploded under the porch of Ira C. Hamilton's home several mies distant. The building was damaged but no,and Washington one was injured seriously. WALES FALLS AGAIN London. Jlarch 22. The prince or Wales fell off his. horse again today, turuing a somersault and rolling 15" feet before he Anally landed on his fck- JJ1" " his crack jumper, Clark Courtier, on which he won a race the .other day, until he saw it was no use and return-', ed to the paddock. He was Unhurt . and smiling, and was loudly -cheered b th Spectatorg Call No. 6 tcith your order foi job printire. Headquarters Dairy Advance Shovn in State 429 Cows in Testing Association Produce Forty Pounds of Butterfat. Nebraska, not oidinarily thought j of as a dairy state, now has 272 ! hend of mill: cows in the official cow testing associations. These herds contain 4.268 cows and belong to twelve associations. ' i The moethly report jut being j mailed to a'l the members from the agrrru.turai college snows that 4sa of the cows produced more than 40 pounds cf butterfaf In February. This number of high producing cows in coD3tantly increasing due to culling and better feeding sugegsted by the ofaeial testers and adopted by the members, M. L. Flack and Jay Pier son, who have charge of cow testing, say. V During February, twelve more cows were sold to the stockyards as unprofitable by members who are pnyiag attention tv the production figure. Four more men bought pue- bred sires to replace the scrubs Jn their herds. This improvement through culling and breeding is go ing on constantly. The Douglas County association the oldest in the state, has now com pleted three full years of testing. Duringsthat time the average pro duction per cow In the association has increased from 260 to 288 pound3 of butterfat. The Trl-Coun- tv , (y aotiaiioii lias nicreaseu me av- i At i r , per cow 10 pounds cf butterfat la one l ear. These increases have been -brought about larg:lv by culling out ed their feed and work on the high- er producing cows. Nebraska now has fhirty-seven herds on it3 honor roll, having pro- dured an average of 300 pounds or more -of butterfat per cow in a year. The Lancaster-Seward association leads the list as an association wifh e a herd average of S10 pounds ppr mw. wnra ior uoy ami iiirus being sponsored by the various asso- ciations are teing found in these high producing herds this year. A few years ago H was neeeswar to gr - out cf the state to bny calves from V I L A : 1 cows Wlin Known proamnion recorns rf over 30 0 pounds of butterfat. Mr. Flack says. . cows with known production records -r . ... nniim Ttlf" lt-w ruiaiAM tUAua nAo ! HAS ALL COMFORTS OF HOTEL j i Chicago, 111., March 22. Comforts of a hotel room with the compactness of a Pullman coach are combined In a new type of railway Bleeping car ex- lubited today. The new cars do away 1 with the old-time UDOeT and lower .herths hut are Tint wrtt rOTivprtivle in- , - - - - - - 1 1 to day passenger coaches, designed 'mainly for fhort overnight runs. ; Tfie new type Pullman contains 14 : ringle ''bedrooms" with full length water, a folding table, chair, full length mirror, electric fans and shad ed lights. These new. sleeping cart will he placed into service this week by the Michigan Central between Chicago and Detroit and by the Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio between Chicago OMAHA MAN AT WINNIPEG PREDICTS A MIGRATION Winnipeg, Man., March 22. M. E. Gilscn of Omaha arrived today to se- cure twenty sections of prairie land for himself and twenty families of J""df.V Iowa and Missouri, who, he said, arc to follow later. He expressed the opinion that farmers from the mid. western United States will come to Canada "in droves" In the next two yeA-s to take up the pratrir laud. - Need lelpf You eb get H qtfiokjj by placing your ad in the Journal.