THUBSDAY, OCT. 27, 1W7.
Cbe plattsrnoutb lournal
PUBLISHED SEUJ-WEEKLY AT PLATTSM 0 UTH, KEEBASXA
mtr at PoatoSlc. Flattamoath. Nab. coadclau mail mtur
R. A. BATES, Publisher
8USSCEIPTI0H PEICS $2.00 PER YEAS IN ADVANCE
Vienna
boom.
has an office building
-:o:
Steel wire, so fine it can be woven
into cloth as soft as silk, is now
being made.
-:o:
Twenty times as many women inied in the aerial pass in football
England are betting on races as did
a few years ago.
:o:
Tou can't mistake thecareful man
these days. He keeps his overcoat on
in the restaurant.
-:o:-
Nearly 3,000,000 pairs of foreign
made footwear will be purchased in
this country this year.
-:o:
Apparently the prohibition party
is the only one that isn't divided on
the wet and dry question.
:o:
There has been no change in spec
bread upon the waters regardless of
whether the tide is coming in or not.
:o:
And the final test of the blind
ness of love is for her to refrain from
criticising the color scheme of his
neckties.
:o:
The cloud in the silver lining is
that if Mussolini continues with his
regulations, soon he will be reduced
to regulating himself.
:o:
A baby weighing one and one-half
pounds that was born recently at
West Ham, England, is believed to be
the world's tiniest child.
:oi
One of the channel swimmers is
to try it again, in order to vindicate
the swimmers. "What they really I
need is Justification, not vindication.
:o:
Then again in the old days, when
the men's styles were announced, it
was not thought necessary to desig
nate the pockets as "pint" or "quart"
size. -
: n
- Speaking of looking into the fu
ture, the Str Joseph News-Press warns
that time is pressing and up to the
present no turkey shortage has been
organized.
:o:
Dog racing offered too much com
petition to the horse racing interests
in Illinois, which caused a law to
be passed outlawing betting upon
racing after 7 p. m.
:o:
Hhere has been no change in spec
tacle frames in the last 500 years,
we learn, so it must be the face that
makes some people look that way in
tortoise shell frames.
:o:
Columbia university announced
recently that it can take no more
students. But perhaps the faculty
has changed Its mind since last Sat
urday's football game.
:o:
How Lindbergh did not influence
Mayor Miller is illustrated by the lat
ter's remark that he cannot see where
the city would get any revenue from,
the purchase of an airport.
:o:
Geologists have finally figured out
that it has taken 300,00,000 years for
the ocean to attain its present salti
ness. And now, if they haven't any
thing else to do, they might get to
work on ham.
:o:
"With the span of life extended to
125 years, as a scientist predicts, any
man of purpose, tenacity, character
and the faith that moves mountains
ought to be able to master the
mashie-niblick.
:o:
Much attention has been given in
the last few years to the wisdom of
diversified agriculture. It has been
shown that the chances of profits or
prosperity are increasing with the
number of crops or farm resources
that are relied upon.
to:
While confessing our utter inabil-
ity to see anything more than fool- hn& a mustache just to please his fin
hardiness in Ruth Elder's attempt to . ances,she broke the engagement. SI.e
fly across the Atlantic, we must give ! must nave Been a picture of Paul
unstinted admiration of her thought- ( Wniteman.
fulness In taking a lipstick and rouge
box along, both of which she prompt
ly proceeded
to use after being
rescued.
:o:
The winning of the recent world's
series in four straight games was department.
hailed everywhere as new evidence! to:
of the honesty of baseball. But it also j The style experts say the muff is
gave evidence that the Yankees were coming back, but whether it will be
possessed of the hideous "lust to a little ornamental affair, or a useful
win," which, according to one mod- accessory big enough for parcel car
em school of sport thought, is a re- rying and shoplifting purposes, the
grettable attribute.
First deed of trust; an engagement
ring.
:o:
Japan is extending its
lines and adding others.
air mail
-:c:-
Interest in aviation now is center
-:o:
Corn husking is on and already
reports of large yields have come
in.
:o:
A presidential candidate who
chooses to run in Mexico may live
to run another day
:o:
Note on the Chinese war: All the
generals married, and the people liv
ed happily ever after.
:o:
It as a notable fact that most
speed records are made by Jeople who
are not going anywhere.
tor
Our private opinion is that no one
is really as competent as Herbert
Koover is supposed to be.
: :o:
Every man should rememer that ii
is mucn easier to live within an in
come than to live without one.
-:o:-
"Beauty in Twenty Minutes" is the
slogan of a beauty parlor recently
opened in London by a theatrical
star.
-:o:-
A really clever woman is one who
makes him promise that he likes
spinach before she accepts the en
gagement ring.
:o:
Those who put theirnioney into a
nice shiny sedan instead of going to
the Dempsey-Tunnev fight are the
wise ones these chilly days.
:o:
Of course we do not know, but we
have a faint suspicion that those who
advocate a 13-month year did not fig
ure it makes the bills come due often-
er.
:o:
The meanest man in Plattsmouta
is the fellow who always shaves the
back of his wife's neck with the same
razor she uses for sharpening lead
pencils.
:o:
The United States sent a new am
bassador to Mexico. That country
didn't lose any time in showing him
just what kind of a job he had on
his hands.
:o:
After trying every thing else to
frighten away the birds, a fruit grow
er in South Germany installed a loud
speaker in his orchard, and every
bird shuns the spot.
:o:
By attaching a parachute to the
baby buggy, an inventor at Brighton,
Lngiand, nas lightened the nurse
maid's task and provided entertain
ment for the little one.
:o:
The per capita consumption of ma
chinery is $25 in the United States.
$9 in Germany; $3.50 in Hungary,
between $5.40 and $4 in Czechoslo
vakia and $1 in Poland.
-tot-
It is said that keeping the eye oil
the ball wins football games, but
after watching any number of fum
bles, we are certain that keeping the
hands on the ball is fully as import
ant.
:o:
Don't you suppose the New Yo: k
judge who made that ruling abo-.t
scantily clad chorus girls had 1ft
of fun explaining to his wife why i
didn't handle some different kind
case?
f
:o:-
Blackmer says he is staying
n . ,,0 . . oot5r- ,
(Europe because his testimony cou . I
i not help the government. The que -j
tion of what effect his testimory
; might have on his friends at on"?
arises.
tot-
After a Isew York man had gore
to the trouble of getting fat and raij-
:o:.
All nations prate about peace, but
they all mintain war secretaries and
departments of preparation. No na
tion, not even the United States, has
yet suggested a secretary of the peace
j experts don't say.
BELIEF FOE. LINDBERGH
Something must he done tor Char
ley' Lindbergh. Five months ago
Lindbergh was the world's greatest
hero. Today he is just a tired, long-
suffering young man who sits by with ing'that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wid-
an anguished look on his face while ow of the late President Wilson,
he is mauled by reception committees, would make a good running mate for
gassed by non-stop orators, and stuf- Gov. Smith. He thing the influence
fed with a variety of food that would of Mrs. Wilson i9 very great through
ruin the digestion cf an ostrich. lout the country, that such a ticket
Five months age Lindbergh wasn't would sweep the states ofthe South
at home unless he had a pilot stick and carry such western states as
in his hand. Today he isn't at home Washington, Oregon. California,
unless he has a bunch of celery in one Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Wyom-
hand and a glass of ice water in the ing. The rest of the statest neces-
other. , . sarily would be carried by the gover-
- In the spring he wasexploring "un- nor. This ticket would be invincible,
charted lanes of the air." Now he is says Mr. Wallace, and the more the
exploring uncertified chicken patties , Republicans attacked it, the more
of the earth,
Lindbergh must think at his mom-
ent that to Uncle Sam a hero is- a infected this former diplomacy that
boy who eats a barrel of olives a is, if be is really in earnest, and it
week, may be thought that he is. It is no
One more month of this and he disrespect to the widow of the late
will be certain that a Gallant Knight president to say that nothing of the
is a fellow who knows every soup in sort would happen, except to admit
the world by its French name, and that the southern states would be
that when the country hails a youth solid. This nomination would re
as an Intrepid Crusader it means a ! move none of theobj. etions to Gov.
lad who has eaten radishes in every Smith, nor would sentiment play any
state in the union, who never cutsjpart towards allaying opposition to
his salad with his knift, and who is the Democratic party gaining control
a bear at drinking coffee after thejcf the country. The country has
guest at his left has dropped his
cigarette ashes into it.
He will soon be satisfied that when
the president referred to him last
spring as "a glorious inspiration to
the youth of our land." he had in
mind somebody who would eat any
thing a waited served him.
Lindbergh's slogan today might be,
"I only regret that I have one diges
tive apparatus to give for my country!"
He performed the most heroic feat with such ideas or aspirations. The
of our time, and gave the world one j xe ambassador must assume all re
of the most inspiring performances in ; cp0nsihil;ty. Of course if the New
history. And what is his reward? All . York governor was consulted first,
the celery he can eat. j naturally he would have much hesi-
He did something no other men had ( tation in replying in thenegative, so
ever done, bringing glory and dis- j n 5UCR supposition, this answer
tinction to his country. And what did
he get? About 2,673 platesof bad fish
with the usual piece cf Iemn on the
sice.
He turned down millions of dollars
m moving picture magnates and
advertising moguls. For what? About
$4,000 worth of maple-nut ice cream
and French pastry.
Is that justice? Is that a nice way
to treat a boy hero? Uncle Sam, we
ask you.
:f:
ACHILLES HEEL OR H0KE5IC 2CD
There is scarcely a good orthodox ,
republican in the whole country but
has sagely remarked at some time or
rtir in ti-iQ nnct.?i-:ir -ni-rU,A that
Andrew W. Mellon is the greatest
Secretary of the Treasury since Al-
Mar.flpr Hamilton And now former
Gov. Pinchot of Pennsylvania, ad -
dressing the Winona Lake Congress.
declares that Mr. Mellon is "the chief
obstacle to complete enforcement of.Pfs from time to time.
prohibition in the United States. And
tl.P Wshir.?tnn f(,rrp;noi!fnt. nf th?
New Republic, commenting genially
r,n Air rv.ni ?rf p-o'b ttithrtrawal r.h-
serves that the banking interests of
the East meaning New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Connecticut nd New Hampshire can,
siid will, name the next republican!
candidate for the nresidoncv. and the 1
most powerful of those interests. Still
tTiic Vii.t7Cpif'(in oiinermin ?t will bp
. x ,,
recalled, was not able to put over his
,. .. . . , t , t , . . -r-r . .
, . . i.t,
d States senate in that memorable
. .
goiuen primary. ' how do nis cour-,
tiers or his tireless critic, Tinchot,
diagnose that! Achilles heel or Hom
eric nod?
to:
PRAISE BE TO BIDDY
The feat of Lady Skyline, of the
hen royalty of" Canon City, Colo., in
laying 231 eggs on 231 consecutive
days, calls to mind a number cf
Cjuietly clacking heroines about the
country who go abotit their work
with little fuss and display and pro
duce splendid results.
We are Fpeaking of the millions of
American hens who are now rolling,
up a totl of 24,000,000.000 eggs a
year. A recent report of govern
ment experts, giving that figure as an
estimate of Biddy's output, is a paean , cf Fred Buechler praying that admin
of praise to the mother of the poul- i?tration of said estate may be grant
, ed to Bertha A. Buechler as admin-
iry iamny.
We dig less than $50,000,000
worth of gold out of the earth an-!
nually. Sale of eggs yield3 1600,000,-
000. It seems the hen is the bird
that's laying the golden egg these
days. More power to her.
to:
WANTED TO BUY
Stock cows, heifers and calves.
For Sale 6 Pure Hampshire brood
sows about ready to farrow.
Inquire of Martin & Pollick. Mur-
ray phone 3103, Plattsmouth phone
o. 1. o24-2tw
j
All the leading countries are con-'
stantlv inrrpaKintr thir ,tv.nnn f
"
American dried apples.
EX-AMBASSADOR W AL
T' APT. T.VnT.VT,.SnTlTT.T7TT?rn
Hugh C. Wallace, who was ambus-
sador to France during the Wilson
administration, is credited with say-
votes they would lose. It can not be
imagined what sortof microbe has
seen this sentiment feature worked
in before and there was nothing to
it. As a politicl play, this would
fail.
It may be questioned if Mrs. Wil
son would accept any such a propos
ition, and also questioned if she was
first consulted in this matter. This
was more likely evolved out of un
used portion of what Mr. Wallace
had left of his political course, and
the goi-r! lady ia not to be charged
. might have been, "Have you talked
j -ixh Mrs. Wilson about this?" The
j probabilities are that the governor
I know nothir.sr about it.
( country has a high respect fori
irs. Wood row Wilson. She showed
nr nbilitv clurine the lone sickness
1 of tne president, but it has no wish
to TTtP: lf.r jrto the whirlpools of
. politics. Indeed, it may be doubted
t
very much if the country would re-
snond in any degree to this appeal
The respect of the country does not
, lie in the political line.
rot
BUYING THE NEW-FCItD
More than i,.,vuu orders nave
!been received for the new model of
, the Fold automobile, all of them
I "sight unseen." Most of those buyers
: know what the new Ford will belike
Knly from rumor and the little an
; nouncements about gear-shife, etc.
that have appeared in tne nev.spa
! These 125,000 people who have
bougnt l ords con t Know -wnai tne
car is goir.g to cost. They have faith
in Henry Ford, and that is their
guarantee. This constitutes a re-
markaole mooern story of industrial
trust indeed, such a thing never be
pore was nesra oi in me worm.
So you're going to make a new car,
Mr. Ford? Very well, wrap up one
j for me and send it out!
I - O .
An ambitious youth came to Wash-
I
j ington from the country in order to
join tne ponce, rie passcu me u:uui
J ,
examination and was then inter-
viewed. eii. yimiie man, sum an
officer. " you look like a promising
young fellow. You have a good gen
prnl knowledge. I hope? Can you
! tell me how many miles it is from
Washington to Baltimore! The am
bitious youth became alarmed. "Look
! v.M-f cir lio hlnrtpfl out. "if jrmi are
eoinz to nut me on a beat of that
length I'd rather help father with
the cows.
ORDER OF HEARING
on Petition for Appointment
of Administratrix
The State cf Nebraska, Cass Coun-
ty, ss.
In the County court.
In the matter of the estate of Ja
cob Buechler, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
Ordered. That November 4th, A.
D. 1927, at ten o'clock a. m. is as-
; signed for hearing said petition,
when all persons interested in said
matter may appear at a county court
to be held in and for said county,
and show cause why the prayer of
petitioner should not be granted; and
that notice of the pendency of said
petition and the hearing thereof be
eiven to all persons interested in
"said matter bv publishing a conv of
this order in the Plattsmouth
Journal, a semi-weekly newspaper
printed in said county, for three suc-
cessive weeks prior to said day of
heaiing.
Dated October 8th, 1927.
'v A. H. DUXBTJRY,
(Seal) County Judge.
rtno tr ITAD TTV
J Attorney for Petitioner. oll-3w
O 1927, E. J. RevooMs Tobacco
Cotcpacy, Winston-Salem. N. C
"One or twice a year," Dr. Mayo
says "the human body should be sub-
mitted to a good doctor for examin -
ation and overhauling. That is the
least you would do for your car. Dis-
ease and premature breakdown of
vital organs would be obviated to an
unbelievable extent.
;o:
A Nebraska woman shot and kill -
ed her husband "for fear some other
woman might get him." And though
one shouldn't speak ill of the depart-
ed, yet the lady would probably be
surprised to learn how few other
women really wanted him.
. . ...,.,,! TT-t.or ci-ivf.Ktfr ?traiibe con- Plattsmouth. in said county, on No-
I- C. nle?, 240 Omiiba !atl. Bank, Where as, fclesier feirauje, iuii ,o- a fi - ... c
Omaha ,br.k victed in Cass county, on the 16th vember 4. 192.. and February C.
omaha. .-brRa September, 1926. of the crime 192S. at 10 o'clock each day. to re
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SLE ot Breaking and Entering, has made ceive and examine all claims against
NOTICE Or r OKhLLUaLub application to the Board of Pardons said estate, with a view to their ad
Notice is herebv eiven that on the for a Parole, and the Board of Par- justment and allowance. The time
3ist day of October 197 at 10 Cons, pursuant to law have set the limited for the presentation of claims
o'clock a. in., at the pfattsmouth hour of 10 a. m. on the Sth day of against said estate is three months
Motor Companv, Plattsmouth. Cass November, 1927, for hearing on said from the 4th day of November. A. D.
County Nebraska the undersigned application, all persons interested are 1927, and the time limited for pay
will sell at public auction tothe hereby notified that they may appear ment of debts is one year from said
righest bidder for cash one 192G at the State Penitentiary, at Lincoln, 4th day of November, 1927.
Ford Roadster Motor No 1497709, Nebraska, on said day and hour and Witness my hand anl the seal of
covered by chattel mortgage in favor
of Plattsmouth Motor Company,
signed by A. S. Ghrist and assigned
to American Credit Corporation, said
mortgage being dated October Sth,
1926, and having been filed in the
office cf the County Clerk of Cass
County, Nebraska, on the 15th day
of October, 1926.
Said sale will be for the purpose
of foreclosing said mortgage and for
the purpose of satisfying the amount
now due thereon, to-wit: $138.53.
AMERICAN CREDIT CORP.
L. C. Hawley, Attorney.' oll-3w
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska, County of Cass !
ss.
r t a r i a
by Golda Noble Beal, Clerk of the
District Court within and for Cass
County, Nebraska, and to me direct -
.l T ill .1. o?X. A " X-
ber, A. D. 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m.
of said day at the south front door of
the court house at Plattsmouth, in
said county, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the
following real estate to-wit: All that
part of lots 20 and 25 in the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter
of section 21; lying east of the pub
lic road known as road No. 19 S; lot
23 in the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section 21; the
east half of the southeast quarter of
Section 2; lot 29 in the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of
Section 21; all of Section 22 except
ing five acres out of the northwest
corner of the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter cf said sec
tion known as lot No. 14; all of frac
tional Section No. 27; the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, the
south half of the northeast quarter
of Section 2S the southeast quarter
of said Section 28, all in Township
11. north, in Range 14 east of the
6th p. m. The same being levied up
on and taken as the property or
Cromwell Land and Cattle Co. a Cor
poration: John Nottleman and How
ard W. Hull defendants to satisfy a
udgment of said court recovered by
Eugene A. Nutzman, plaintiff, against
said defendants.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, October
22d, A. D. 1927.
BERT REED.
Sheriff Cass County
Nebraska.
The cigarette preferred
experienced smokers
In the remarkable growing
popularity of the cigarette many
brands have bid for favor, but
Camel continues to lead by
billions Quality put it there;
quality keeps it there.
At the Family life conference held j "Dad," said Freddie, "we are do
in New York pessimists asserted ing nicely in manners and morals."
; family live was disappearing. Others
insisted this must be delned fire.
However, families with only husband
j and wife can hardly come under that
definition as no children are around
j with their gleesome sports.
! :o:
j The onward march of Alabama
j COEtjnUes. She has sent a number of
' her floggers to jail. She has set in
motion a wave that will drown Tom
jit.fiin jn ridicule
-
NOTICE
show cause, n any mere ne, iny saiu
application should, or should not be
granted.
FRANK MARSH,
Secretary. Board of Pardons.
N. T. HARMON.
Chief State Probation Officer.
NOTICE
Whereas, Claud Jaglinski, convict -
ed in Cass county, on the 16th day of
September, 1926, of the crime of
Breaking and Entering, has made ap-
plication to the Board of Fardons for To the defendants, Dora Murray;
a Parole, and the Board of Pardons, Elmer E. Murray, a minor; Bernice
pursuant to law have set the hour Murray, a minor; Gladys Murray, a
of 10 a. m. on the Sth day of No- miner; Clarence Wayne Murray, a
vember. 1927, for hearing on said minor; Earl Anthony Murray; Char
application, all persons interested are lotte Murray; Lee Steven Murray;
herebv notified that they may ap-
V the State Penitentiary, at
Lincoln Nebraska, on said day and
. ur a"ij""w wuw.u.u, unc ,
. W II V 5U1U cl UUIU JUUU, CUUU1U
whv said application,
or
should not be granted.
FRANK MARSH.
Secretary, Board of Pardons.
N. T. HARMON,
Chief State Probation Officer.
ORDER OF HEARING
On Petition for Appointment
of Administratrix
The State of Nebraska, Cass Coun-
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Mat- ! C. Murray; Nannie Murray; Guy
tie E. Young, deceased. (Murray; Mearl Murray; Albert Mur-
On reading and filing the petition ray, and Mabel Murray, filed their
of Walter W. Palmer and Ralph G. petition in the District Court of Cass
Palmer praying that administration county, Nebraska, against ynu and
of said estate may be granted to . each of you for the partition of the
Clara Godwin as administratrix West Half of Lot 4 and all of Lot 4 Vs
Ordered, That November 11th,1 in Block 68, in the Village of Weep
A. D. 1927, at ten o'clock a. m. is ing Water, Cass county. Nebraska,
assigned for hearing said petition, setting forth the interest of them
when all persons interested in said selves and each of you ia said prep
matter may appear at a county court erty, and praying for a partition
to be held in and for said county, and . thereof, or if the same cannot be
6how cause why the prayer of peti- ' equitably divided, that said property
tioners should not be granted; and be sold and the proceeds thereof di
that notice of the pendency of said ( vided, and for equitable relief,
petition and the hearing thereof be j You and each of you are further
gixen to all persons interested in ( notified that you are required to an
said matter by publishing a copy of j swer said petition on or before the
this order in the Plattsmouth Jour-,2Sth day cf November, 1927, or the
nal. a semi-weekly newspaper print
ed in said county, for three succes
sive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing. Dated October 11th, 1927.
A. H. DUXBURY.
(Seal)olT-3w County Judge.
by
If all cigarettes were as good
as Camel you wouldn't hear
anything about special treat'
ments to make cigarettes good
for the throat, Nothing takes
the place of choice tobaccos.
j "How that" asked dad. "Why said
Freddie, "v.e now say good morning
to teacher and don't play for keeps
; whe n we play marbles." "You are
. doing well," father told him.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
i The State of Nebraska, Cass coun-'
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the es'ate of
Henry Oelkers, deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notified, that I
will sit at the County Court room in
saui c ounty court this zatn day or
September, 1927.
H. DUXBURY,
(Seal) o3-4w
County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
In the District Court of
Cass County, Nebraska
Charles A. Murray et al.
j Plaintiffs,
-vs.
Dora Murray et al.
Defendants.
NOTICE
Lu?v Murray. Beulah Padgett; Alva
Padgett; Euna Murray; Ne lie
Mine Murray, a minor; John Ralph
-mu.j, a uunu. nulu . -
minor; George W. Murray, a minor;
Mary R. Murray, a minor; Taut .
Murray and Manila Murray, all non
residents: You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 6th day of Oc
tober, 1927, the plaintiffs, Charles
A. Murray; Clinnie Murray; Isabel
Yost; James Yost; Laura J. Spang
ler; Frank Spangler; Leonard C.
Murray; Rose Murray: David Mur-
ray; David Murray; Flora Murray;
Florence Spangler; Philip Spangler;
Edward Murray; Ada Murray; Chris
allegations of the plaintiffs' petition
will be taken as true and judgment
in partition entered in accordance
with the prayer of 6aid petition.
CHARLES A. MURRAY et al.
W. G. KIECK, ' Plaintiffs.
Atorney for Plaintiffs. oll-4w .