MONDAY, JULY 11, 1927.
13he piattemouth leurnsi
PITDLISEED SISn-WEEE'LY AT TLATTS3S0TTTIX. KCJnASLIA
If this furor ever trr.ns-Atlaa'.ic
j flying doesn't subside soon, it is likely
TO END I-HLITASY PvULE
AGAIN TEE TARIFF
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
to be a Ion g, cashless summer for the
'channel s w i 1 n mo r.
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J tractions, but rnot of
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The first positive proposal to come ' Nothing could better illustrate the1 The State of Nebraska, Casa court- T!i Ftate of Nebraska, Cass coun
from the summer White House is a chance which i coming over the tar- y ss- tJ' s"'.
Tn t no rnnntv lYtlirf 111 tnr Inilntv fnnrt
new plan for governing the Philip- iff thoughout the world than the In the matter of the estate of Mary In the matter of the estate r.f Jo
- pines. The president, we are told, be- ject of discussion at recent interna- q Murphy, deceased. s ;h YeiosniK. d- ceased.
To the creditors of said esta'e: To the en diti.rs of said e-tate:
have
the big jobs lieves that the time hvs come to put jpet of discussion at recent inierr.a-
are I eld by :r."n v.ho once ate brenk- an e nd to military control and to sub- tional conference looking toward im-
fast
M ft. m
B A
? u b 1 1 h e
i.i the kitchen.
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SUESCSTPTIOS PHICS 52.00 PES 71113 Ul ADVCX
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The United States ied in the nu:n
K r of exhibit.-; from foreign co-.:n-tnos.
havinsr dlrulnys at th:.; ve; rt
Vou are hereby notified. that I You ar hereby imtifie d. that I will
will sit at the County Court room in fit at the County Court room in
Plattsmouth, in said county, on July Plat tsmouth. in said county. on July
ISth. 1927, and October 19th, 1927, 25th. l-27, and Oetoi ; 2Cth. I'e27.
Ie almost immediately na-?t in the minds of South American at 10 o'clock a. m.. each day, to re- a t ten o lo.-fc a. m. of ca h day. to rc-
f jir at L
Fra nee.
I F'.itute a civil administration. It i proved conditions in industry and
1 interesting that this announcement commerce. It was the subject fore-
: should b-
; aft'T the p'ts.
i da - s in C'l.ft r
:t ha spent several congress. It was the principal issue
wii'a C, n. Wood, at the G-.-ihvu economic congress.
Evidently the Atlantic is not going j
to submit without a struggle. j
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It isn't always the coat that makes '
the man, sometimes it is the padding.
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The smile of a woman is not al-
ways what it appears to be on the
surface.
i
rat
io r
: ..'.eve t-uildimts Wtre started in;
a ! Can.idi; in th"- l':rt four months of
'. ; : is yenr thin i.i i he s.tn." pe ric-d
in the pa-t s.-vu y--j rs. j
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1 That :;.(';.0 palls of wlv and 1.
f.Oo barrels were cci'sumod at the
, in,' ( i n ce-iinen prince in i ; i i
l'f": recently disclo.-ed. j
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ft l ilt I . . i "t- r . 1 1 W. V " I. 1 !
.ut; .v iv .ii.o ..v.-- t j .ire
A fatted calf has "no love
rrcdigal sou.
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The ban 'is that unite us to t
Flilipines are rubber band.;.
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Only one thins that shrinks wit
out hcins wet is the bankroll.
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i'erhaf- C :i. Wo. 1
idea. If so. he I to
fr a proposal which,
put an tid to his ' v.
the vh-.-.U- r-y.-1eT. i f ;:
t fi-r v.-bb-h 1.'
st".':vsted the This eek at the meeting of the I:i-
;e s-'iven credit tt rnational (iiamber of Commerce it
if adopted will acain commanded the consideration
rt-.-'i'iH- and to t t the business interests of the lead-
IMtary ilo::iina- insr r.'Uiors.
-too.2 as a sym- The signiflianco of this lies prin-
'il:'Jtino people, c'pally in tb.e fact that it has bcn
i,
An English merchant has introduc-' horn in England and Waies in the; (ori.-,. haVf
Iml ia the eyes of : i.
The it rati mer.t ior a change of removed from the- field of arndeir.ic June, 1927
command in t ".e . i;i:ipp;ns nas n:-en mscussion and for tile nrrt time in
nMy stated in i n ofi'icial paper, t'r.o modern times is being considered as
report of Col. Cr r:..i Thonijion m.'.i- a r.:. :.?ur profoundly affectir.g the
million ii'-w telephone direc-1 ra it ten t. conrre.-' ja.-i tec nincr. in : ro :; rity, ai.a possioiy trie peace oi
ceive and examine all claims against reive a:. 1 examine ail elaims asrair-t
said estate, with a view to their ad- s-aM state, witli a view to their ad
justment and allowance. The time jiistrnent and a!!ov, aio The time
limited for the presentation of claims limited for the presenta ion of elaim
against said estate is three month against said estate is three months
from the ISth day of July. A. J). from the 25th day r.f July. A. 1).
1927 and the time limited for pay- 1927, and the time limited f r pay
ment of debts is one year from said ment of debts, is tne year from said
ISfh day of July, If 27. C.'th day of July. I.t27.
Witness my hand ami the seal of Win. my hand and the seal ct
said County Court, this 14th day of said County Court this 2Jiii i.ay of
June. 1127.
A. II. nUXBURY, A. I!. DI XmitY.
(Seal) j20-4w Countv Judge. firV-al) Co.intv Judge.
ALLEN' J. DEESON.
j2 7--lw Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE
ed in his store free dances for his pa- (
trons during the shoppitg hours. j
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The movie salary cuts are a terri- !
hie blow. Some of the stars may even
find they can't afford divorces now.
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Never put off until tomorrow what
you can do today tomorrow will
wish you had dene the other thing.
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Marry a man who has lived la
boarding house, lie wiii app.eel;.
any kind of heme cooking.
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A Loud, n woman is said to Inn
a vocabulary of lft.C-f'C word. She'
make some man an awful wife!
Mi't bevn delivered
New York. ;' be getting ready
welcome Chnml-f rlin and Levin?.
: a :
port Col
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t. i hr.-t. t in' r
i :Ti:,cbrfini:''. "T:
isv prcst-i.tt tl a i
Thor..ps,rj argiteij. t;10 world. The time-honor.-d politi"-c-
r.M'ol i? a sheer rl rr-tn.Knts lor protection are all i
In the District Court of Cass
County, Nebraska.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' , Goeuls tvi.t fro
! India in the l: st ;
' ' ;itr times th ,
, ' months jr-.-t before
i th
'ear
- r
country
re valued
in the
World War
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to, ti.e e arly days of
at . ty." 1 said.
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1 Philippines may, but forgotten in these conferences. Lillian Adair,
ii'litarv problem in One hears no more the contention that i Ti
vri.-an sovereign-; nab p.rotectiou protects living stand-;
' Hiv 11 Mr
iaintiff
1 u; if the i.-h:n.1
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Although I?razil has a successfully-,,.
good roads drive, the only large auto
mobile show iu the country this year
was a failure.
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Bradford, Halifax. Bo-ton and
Rochdael. important cities in North
England, have lost in population in
the last 16 years.
In th-3 past 1T years American type
writer, valued at nearly f 20!'e1'v0.-
; r:.t to o-
r couutrio.-
However, the Russian Soviet ha'
not y i d-' dare ! war a gains; Gre: t
Erlf In. The y v found with the
Voe'ds on them, and t;mt vveiit hard.
! t!t-..e lt civ:' jut.,'
n m-ic '"teveiopnie nt.
problem.-, but pot
oualit logically bs
armv. b(-vvt-ver.
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Ttiti mo.-i i-u-p-ij-tant p-sitioa e.n any
Lusebull !;.:.; is the e.ne. whete th"
i ma nag -r is f irce-d to u- a tiiltlTUte.
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; No matter how 11 a man may 1 o,
' the re is at Ie at one woman so;:m
i wl:ere in the world v.ho can make
ihirn feel small.
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Will R,r;,.v;
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I pi-tit
. t ;
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':as Veen couf.ned to
attrcii nervous i:;f i-
ri'l r-l O'lbj t,;iv la ie-
t i.e ;. but that i.i
re i.ei.
i uese
irimarily , nail, but rather that it limits mar-;
and t -co- kets, compels many nations to produce
D- f ii latit
NOTICE
Rry H. Adair will take notice the t
on the ."th dav of Mireh, 1927. Lil-
li.ir n.-iir Tibur.tifr be rein, nleil her
.nd ace crdingly re- j.(,tir:(,n in th. Distri.t Court of Cas
pre.-bloms which ; orahlf cor.dition.s.
e'vilian control
v.
lepated to the
the army,
on argued that
onlv more cp-
ne r
VCG
. .e
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las ! ixty
wants to set a record for number of
Among
polk-emen e.n d-
replies. just let him run the follow-1 the exclu-lve We -t End of Le-ndo.i
ing: "Wanted a wife. "Write Charle? are i-xp-rts in Ce-rmai:, rronch. Pp-.'n-A.
Lindbergh, New York City." i.-h and Italian.
This country las tixty illiter..tc
e .- 100. 000 pern!?, with S'-ven
in ! European countries falling be I"W
Ti..;
.v. 1. ., .v only
j tv-ii il'.lte rates To that nu:nber.
!.-r.-uld 1) better than we have.
vrv
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prh.'.e hut bei:r eeuipped to pro
duce good ,t eve! :.n,'---u. As thing;
si ird now. he peiat-d out, the gov-err.cr-gi
re ral i : n obtain advisers
only from the AY IV part ment. these
;'iviseis are rvo ifity army cifficers
and rar.ge of th. !r f:,'Tvri ace in the
complex problem ef c:il government
i- Tucessarily ii'i.iied. Civiimn con
tra1, he believed. would promptly
Ht the inland and "i:r:;it,cI.!on-
duces the r incomes. iceiuntv. Nebraska, again? t vou. the
t
Ame rican tariff opinion in general j oli.b e t and prayer of which is to .--,i,-.r,.-e
i 5ti, fhnt e.r the 'cure an absolute' divorce from vu.
pt of the wester?! world, but it ehows
Ithe said Ray H. Adair, on the ground
e)f willful desertion.
'a Ue
ior me
never; heless of tb.e transition from
debtor to creditor position through ' past.to-wit:
-.-.-!' !i this country is pas: in
ban
without just
two rears last
tMc: r , -in i- i nnr -tv.cr Tt is 1 9 2.1.
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ci rr?i i ripo v t tiiar tire v: ?'-a r tiu-n m i.ie
'ee avKruoi uii' ea
since February 19th,
It is further prayed that she may
I The S'ate rf N.-Iirjska, C..cs coun
ty, ss.
j In the County Court.
I In the' matter o!" t ho estate of
Mithael A. Shine, deceased.
j To the crrdit-ir r f s-iirl e-tate:
! You are hereby netl'ied, that I
will sit at the County Court room in
I'lattsmemt Ii in said county, eui the
21th day of July. 1927. and on the
2tith flay of O.t-.ber. 1 927, at the
hour ef ten o'clock a. rr... eif e :k h day
respectively, to receive- and examine
all elaims against said estate, with a
view to (heir adjustment and allo v
ar.ee. The time limited fer th pre
sentatbm eif claims ag.:in.-t sail s
ta,rt ;-. three- months from the 2."th
day ef July, A. I). 1927 and the time
lb'-.
ro ;, o'
.'ir !.;a?ia
Again. Ci
e l i'i '
: T'.-.e1;'
1. Tl
e-ase-d efficiency in
ik'U u;
r th
II ioifig ! lllf i ill
If you are in the market and want a new-up-to-tlie-mmute car, just
check over the following speciScaEicas and see if your
selection has the advantages listed belovv"!
"fM:..i! m L:ii
.. uj r::d that of other
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Silent timing chain drive.
Full pressure feed lubrication to all main
connecting; rod and cam. shaft bearings.
Long strok3. small bore, high compression
motor.
Silchrome valves, extra larje crank shaft.
CLadwick type connecting; rods, no shims.
Timken adjustable roller bearing's in all
wheels, differential and drive shaft.
Hotchkiss drive through springs.
Low center cf gTavity that provides the
masimum of ea;e. comfort and safety.
Holl.ov.' proreiler shaft with self oiling uni
versal joint, front and rear.
Oversize tires.
Tor wheel hrrkes.
Ability to maintain 40 to ."0 miles per hour
road speed v.i:hotit vibration or damage to car
mechanism, cr a that will go 40 miles per
hour in second speed, and hell to road at any
speed without ."train cn driver.
Cc-mpciiticn wood and steel body (not all
:'-pson pointed out
r Department. th
nds hnfe always been treat.'-.! as
isolated probh ra and that there
i :'s been "no co-ordination between
the government of the Philippines
oversea5? posse s-
' -j s:o-iS." lie argued ;hat s-iri co-ord-t-".J
' fnation would be t.f value, and urged
th ref':re "th." transfer of the r.d-
f- '' t.ii-iisTratieti of a1! tl;es overseas
r-.- p-? s. -slon- to a s.e -"al insular bureau
t'-Jin one of our i il d- cartmcnts or to
'.Jan ind-'.-ndc-nt estab-iishment report
)'ir.g directly to the president."
I'i rally. Co1. Thompson's eye s were
ie er.c::';!! open for him to see not
only tho material benefits of civilian
control but b.s psychological advan-
F. tea.v. Ti-oue-ii he had lately 1
fi : Oi
r
j Wl,
a closed car).
to avoid ece:sive lame:
Troiie-h he aad lately been
i. Vods g'Test in tl:1 Philippines
r.'i as: C.en. V.'ood ha latrlv be en the
president'? au-'st in South Eakofa. he-
rot permit cratituue towarei a
f.
p. ('il
Any car that coes not measure up to tli2 above speciiications is r:ot a 1S27 mods!
Th c!av of the excessive weicht. sluerrish ccr is Hicicry. With the wendsrfu! im
provement in roads and ti e ever incrcas;r:g cen-jestion of trail ic,
ize the ease and pleasure thsre is in driving a modern motor car,
aiiic, no one can reai-
without a trirl.
h'f: genial host to blind him to the fact
lijjtl.at in the Tl ilippim .s Gen. Vvoo:l h33
h-'jjlecn a trouble-mahe r. Ta. tiully b
! th.e I-ss c' finitely he point
". i ' o ' i t that "th e m i 1 ; t a r y atm o? p h er e
K
present
fullv but
ed
of
idministration has been un-
r
LI
Li
It cost the Willys-Overland factory ever
Sl.500.000.00 extra expense in 1S25-26, and
years of experimental work to bring cat their
present models. The instant success of these
new cars is forcing ether manufacturers to do
the same things
The automobile comnanies
that are still trying to unload coiled up 1923-24
design cars, are losing every day and ultimately
will be forced to change cr go out of business.
Resale Value Greatest
The resale value cf Overland cars, accord
ing to Blue Eock specification's, averages high
er and has averaged higher in proportion to first
cost than any competitive line in the same price
class. The tremendous depreciation in used
cars should be a warning to anyone in the mar
ket for a car to thoroughly investigate before
purchasing. The numerous ads in metropolitan
papers listing brand new cars of various makes
at big discounts, show that the people handling
these cars are no longer able to sell that at
regular prices.
Nobody can give yoa something for noth
ing. Ii costs money to sell cars, and a great
deal more to maintain an up-to-date service
station with modern machinery, necessary ser
vice and parts stock to keep cars in nrst class
shape with a minimum cost of upkeep and loss
cf time while car is being serviced. VTe Irmly
believe that the day is net far away when the
car business will follow the plan of the imple
ment dealers, i. e. no trade ins and no servicing
cf cars of other makes. See if your dealer has
the necessary equipment and mechanics to ser
vice your car as it should be serviced. Semem
Icr, you only purchase a car occasionally.
Service is Important
The new car sales are going mere and
more to a few large companies that have ser-vi-e
stations everywhere. The main thing you
shimld be in .-rested in, is. how is the dealer
equipped to '.ervice your car after you have
Purchased it. Any one having owned a car
that is net 1 ing manufactured any more, or
has no local :ervice stations, knows what an
incenvenio: :o and extra expense this means.
E Y fortunate in its reactions upon the
1
Filipino leader-
And h.e argue
f'ri'whit is manifestly true, that the in
ls i reduction of civilian control woub
L-;i;d o awav with the- complaint "that thi
Id
5 : awav with the- compiamt tnat tne
rt i ! islands are under mi'itari-tic rule"
and
nd
ward
redaction of the
The fact that we gave our customers the service tneT were entitled to, assisting
them to operate their caj-s with economy, in the fnt ?n years that we have sold
cars, has made satisfied owners and boocicrs cf them. In fact, a larger percentsrj"
of those in this vicinity who pi'rehased Willys-Knight t id Overland cars for their
first automobile, have replaced them with later moda.s of the same make than
have done so with any other kind cf car, proving Overland popularity. They
also drove their cars more years on the average and hcil less depreciation on them.
f -j ! fricth n
tvjj Colonel Thompson's points are fo
p.-ji well tahen that if the president ham-j.'-T
liners away at them a few moie time
fcsdjthe propos-. -el no v plan is not likely tei
fc'" ' ' ei-.-ountcr much real opposition at the
I'i hands, of coi-gross. The plan is a sen
P;sil)le plan, supported by excellent ar
ij ' go ments. and merely srnejurts to put-r-
j ting an end to a military oce upatioijj
fc 1 which has long since ceased to have
t ;J i eit her rhyme or reason.
fc.'v . ; . . l ...a v. : r- 1,
11 1 lJ e i.uii'ii 11. i.i?i :3 iuv
rst time the p:si.Urt has co?ne cut
definitely for the pinn. In submitting
the Their,ipso:i report to congress last
December he merely recommended it
ns good reading, saying "I do nnt
aeree entirely with all his (Col.
F.) i Thompson's views and recommenda
tions." Now the president is wholly
onvineed and altogether for ' the
Iminitratlnn. thouch maintaining;
control of the three mi
eustcdv -'id 'in,!',e 5""r layment oi debts is one
linor l-hihlltu ':""ri :UUl 2ZVA day f JuJ''
la 2 7.
Witness my hand ar.'l tt:e eal of
hi-h.
Xo iolcnt
June. 11' 2 7.
(Seal) j2ft-4v
a. ii. nrxr.uitv.
County Judge.
their a dr. ere nee to tiie ore au ger.tr-u il)0ril of Faid mar,i-,?t. and for gen-
" Te o j if vrri -i t?i rrTi HiM t tV;t einl .eiii-!iililn vlinT
""' ' ' ' " " -l-a,. . c.,i(i (.01ntv C()rl( t.U o0th of
-..fJTiv nf nnr it:?''es r re v . " eresn r i v lOU are required to answer Sad
ipet'tiein en e.r beteire the lata day of
... i August, IK 2 7, er the allegations
readjustment m Amen-! . . Tna1e w,n llo ,,v-,.n fl3 true
can t Jriff legislation is in sight, but ian,i confessed.
the beginning of th end e,f the ex- Dated July the 2nd. 1927.
treme protectionist policv which h i LILLIAN ADAIR.
. . . . . ., Tlaintiff
prevailed since the Civil V. ar can- PRY NT
.-ct b- long postponed. The next act;j4.4w ' r lain t'ifrV Attorney
no matter which major party is ini
I
NOTICE OF KKFMRHE'S s-'ALK
In the Di-triet Court of Cass coun-
V.'a r-
pow
rr when tlie tariff is revised.
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SKIING WISD02S
NOTICE OF APPLICA
TION FOR TAX DEED
To Newton Mettler:
You are hereby nedified that on
the 2nd day of November, 1 f 2 r, . the
undersigned purvhase-d at public sale
for taxes in the office of the County
We refer to Treasurer of Cass eounty. Nebraska,
Leb? five (fi. six CI), seven f.l.
ty, Nebraska.
I Arthur I. I.ird. Plaintif, v;
'ren Y.. Pird t al. Del'-ndants.
Neitice- is hereby riveTi that under
and by virtue of a decree ef the Dis
tri t Court of Cas oe-unty. Nebraska.
jentered in the above- entitled cause
on the ISth day ef Jn.o. 1!'27, a-id
1 by said
:n order ef
it.-r.
The story, though old. is perennial
ly appealing; and. now that it is cor.
fria.ed by a scrupulous biographer, it
becomes freshly potent
I : ,, n.l,-. .- rnr,lv . Vrm- Vnrl- rvn 1 I Jf 1 i :? liVe ( I. SIX
... " .. , . 'eiaiit ($) and nine (0). m Dlock
cern which wrote to him, when he (4)f in raler-s Addition to the
was a lawve-r in Snrinefield. for in-ir-;- ntm.-mnne), e-otc- .-.untv
formation, touching the financial sta-! Nebraska, assessed 'in the name ut !ke hi&lK'st hldler for ca' .hat J!
a certain citizen of that ihen ! N'owton Mettler for delinquent taxe s
i , . i , r, n r. n o .1
f'arl Sand- assessed ior ine years i ain:
in4. tor wnien mo e ourey 1 reas
tus
f a r- w t ? t e r n community.
Court rn the iFtb day e.f June. l'.27,
the mi 1 rigii' d fed' re f i e e will, on
the :'.'th day of July. 1!'27. at 2
o'clo'k ji. m., at th east front door
of the Farmers & Merchants Hank,
in the Village of Alvo. Cass eounty,
Nebraska, sell at public auction to
to say. ten per cent on the day of
sal and balance when said sale shall
be confirmed by th.e Court, the fed-
turg. in his recently published 'Abra-!u;;r;fCa?;5 com,tv; Nchra , issued losing elese ribod real estate, to-vv it :
ham Lincoln: the Prarie Years." gives , Countv Treasurer's certificate of tax V'' La,r ' 7,,.,, . f
the following version of the rare re- sale No. OOo-. That on May 22. 1020, I!,; ' ' , 4-' . '
fpone. and vouches that it is au-jthe undersigned paid upon said oer-
thentic:
'Your? of the tenth received. Tirst
jtificate the taxes assessed upon said
lots for the year lf'25. in the sum of
S.1.2S ard on May 5. 1927. paid upon
'sum of f.OS, and that one the 2nd
dav of November. 101
the under-
of all he has a wife and baby; to-lgaid certificate taxes asse-sed against
gether they ought to be worth five said lots for the year 112(1, in the
hundred thousand dollars to any man.
f It 1. - 1. . - --f , r w-. - T . i y.
eronuiv, i.e e as d u:..ee .1. Fjffne(1 applv to the County'
the-e is a table worth a dollar and a Tre asurer of Cass eounty, Nebraska, j
" ol "ire irnrf )i enr ntlD fry o tlail f y cr-.ii' Tire ific I
i rr ti t ,..v,-,u r ;n . i- Said sale will Tie held open for one
dollar Last of all there is in on Of all of which you Vvill take due , , . . 4 , 1 , .
v.oiiur. i-.a??i en. an, i.ieie is iu uu -. - hour. An abstract showing marleet-
Sertion nineteen flit), iown
shit) eleven (11), N. Range tea
Mo), East of the Cth P. M.t
and
East half (Fl'i) of the north
east rjnarter (NEU ) of Section
t v.- nty-four (21). Township
eleven ell). N. Ra n ge nine f ) .
East iif tl;e Cth I. M., all of sai l
lands being in Cass county, Nebraska.
jl-3w
corner a large rathcie, which will; ' , , , . ,
Dated Julv 1st. Ia2..
t-ear looking into. FRANK RCHACKNEIS,
If ever there was charity in a hit-j Owner of Certificate,
man heart it was in Lincoln's when W. A. ROBERTSON,
1 . ,
he penned those lines charity which Attorney,
is next cf kin to humor and which.
v.-hile hoping all tilings and enduring J
all tilings, at the same time "rejoic-e-th
in the truth. Ah, if there were
more of that rmiling wisdom, how; To Albert D. Welton,
happier our human let would be.
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I Dated this 25th dav of June.
!D. Ift27.
NOTICE OF APPLICA
TION FOR TAX DEED
Employment in Germany is stead-
A. D. Welton.
L. N. Mowery and
Wittman Bros.:
You ami each
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A. L. TIDD,
Fole Referee.
CARL D. OANZ.
Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE
To George H. Linville, J. We-ley
Ih-irne:-:. Luke Palmer, the hedrs. devisee-!,
legatees, personal representa
tives and all other persons interested
!in the estate of Margaret Johnson,
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past end it takes mere and better shop equip
ment, also better mechanics to service the
modern car. The average owner has been
more particular to whom he takes his $25
ivatch for repairs than he is icith a $500 to
$2,500 automobile.
We invite yoa to look ever our Willys-Knight
end Whippet cars also car shop and equip
ment lei or purchasing your next car.
With pleasure ii'e zvlll make cn appointment
for a demonstration of these modern day
cars at any time. Call as up phem 98
cr stop when pasdng.
beicause all of us grow by
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Graduates of the normal schools are
aelvlse-d ly a commencement speaker
to "be experimental and adventurous
and retain their capacity for growth,"
by remaining
the alert and
open mind is what's needed by every
individual who would obtain the most
from life through better understand-'
ing thereof.
of vou are ileee.-iserb re;il mimes unknown. th
i!y increasing, the number or :die hereby notified that on the 2nd day heirs, devisees, legatee s, personal report-
week lately being 7C0.O0O. Re-jof November, 1 f 2 7 , the undersigned resentatives and all other persons in
ports 'state it is after some of our purchased at public sale for taxes in terested in the estate of Jedin John
trade in the far east and that we ' t5ie OEice of the Count y Treasurer of son. deceased, re al names unknown,
. . . ' ' , Cass county. Nebraska, Lots and end all persons having or claiming
can not take things for granted as . ,-.,, . - ....... ..,f v
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to trade.
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torists recognize it as the best and!
jCass county, Nebraska, assessed in of the northwest Quarter (N'W'.i )
the name of A. D. Welton for delin- and the north half (N'U) of the
iniicnt tn-xos assesseel for the venrs ir.n:!nv(.tt nn.'irtir C';i; 1 nf
1921, 1P22, 1023 and 102 4. in the tion thirty-cne in Township
total sum of $159.14, for which the twelve (12), North of Range four
County Treasurer of Cass county, Ne- teen (14), East of the Cth Principal
braska, issued County Treasurer's Meridian, in Cass eounty, Nebraska,
certificate of tax sale No. f02S; that real names unknown, defendants:
on July 23. 1!26. the undersigned You and each of you are hereby
paid upon said certificate the taxes notified that on the 2"rd day of June,
asse-ssed on said lots for the year 1 f 2 7 , Henry E. Maxwell, as executor
1925 in the sum of 5.ir..64 and on of the last will and testament of Sam
May 2C, 1927, paid upon said oertifi- uel Maxwell, deceased, as plaintiff,
cate taxes assessed against said lots filed his petition in the District Court
in the sum of S3G.90 for the year of Cass c ounty, Nebraska, against you
1926, and that on the 2nd day of No- and each of you. as defendants, the
vember, 1927. the undersigned will object and prayer of aid petition be-
apply to the County Treasurer of Cas ing to quiet title of the plaintiff as
county. Nebraska, for a deed for said Executor, as aforesaid, in and to the
premises. ' ( west half of the northwest quarter
Of all of which you will take due and the north half of the southwest
notice. jrjuarter of Section 31. Township 12.
Dated July 1. 1927. 'North of Range 14. Ert of the Cth
FARMERS STATE BANK. p. M., in Cass county, Nebraska, and
of Greenwood. Nebraska. to exclude you and each of you from
By V. C. Elmelund. Presid't any interest therein and to cancel of
Owner of Certificate, .record the several mortgages appar
"V. A. ROBERTSON, 'cntly affecting said real estate. s t
Attorney. j forth in said petition, and to remove
JiJw ;tr.e cloud on plalntlfl s title to said
real estate, caused by the apparent
s.
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cnetai'n An tcinT -n--, ri nal ttvoti nf tO aiiSWCT Said Petltl n On OT before
ry world that it is not the completely " . oie oi an ino Dunaio meat eaters the 8th day of Auguft. 1927
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M rnerscn would have you believe. ."LC"culV who never tasted a buffalo steak.
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DEPENDABLE SERVICE
European diplomacy Is on a
hisrher nlane savs a writer who warn3
pi that this country must spend equally
gifted broad-minded diplomats to rep-
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Phone 58
HENRY E. MAXWELL.
I as Executor of the Lat Will
J and Testament of Samuel
i Maxwell, Deceased.
By MORSMAN & MAXWELL,
His Attorneys.
Conan Doyle refuses to revive
Sherlock Holmes. Too bad. We've al-
; ways wanted to find out why the '
movie comedians stand still while the Advertise your wants in the Jour.
, hose is being squirted on them. jQrJ "Want Ad Dept., for result.