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MONDAY, DEC. 19,
PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTTRNAI
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MURDOCK DEPMRT.
Furniture - Undertaking
Co Tears eyrprierre Wncf xorsfni
service e-iven. Vn-nr Mfr
it w,m. iff. S"V"V ,TT Herman Kupke had the misfortune
lted. rnone Iwo. 65, Eunwood, Nebr.to fracture one of his small fingers,
B, and which for a time put this gentle-
1. VIementS man out of commission, but the fin
ger is getting along fine and Herman
- hopes soon to do his full amount of
Xfl. t,. ry . , . work again on the farm,
in n, nn Bornemeiep was a visitor Little Janet Gutnmann, who has
?i . Thuda? ' last week.!been confined to her home and bed
making the trip via the Rock Island ,on acCount of an attack of scarlet
tc't'ILJ'v1? ,
Jess Landholm was rallprt to rim.
woodoneday last week to make some i
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of P L pTcL anting Plant
G V Piekwln Khni ur,a
c. . Pick ell shelled and deliv-,
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t-reu torn to tne Aiuraock elevator'
anrl will havo t nnt nt
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"J'uuie irouuie aoout it. zeU who has been troubled for some
The scarlet fever has found a lodg- time with appendicitis, underwent
ing place at the home of William an operation at their home northwest
Stock, who was reported as getting Df Murdock for relief from the mal
along nicely at this time. ; adVm and since the operation has been
-l r "taJ f,11 Parted last
fc ' iiu-.the
, . ..v. ,.w. kiiu v v. covery ana oe wen again in a. &nui t
OHlVh5 f'r f0lS- . time" I
vi-?; Pwf0f M,chlf?n- has been;
An f t Sme PaS,t Want a Good Cow- '
ing called here on account of the j 1)ave a yerv fine fim class bull
n Tl' V R . for sale, and also some 20 excellent
urn Westfall and the family, of , Jersev heifers all coming fresh soon,
near Alvo. were visiting and looking ; for sale Fred Stcck sr-i Murdock. i
after some business matters in Mur-!v.i.. t
dock on Wednesday afternoon of last j
Uncle George Mills, who has been
quite poorly at the home of E. M.
i,,r,r, r.. ! .
- ui i v v iui rv;uic Lime askt o a c
ported as being much improved at
this time.
Herman F. Schweppe was called to
Plattsmouth one day last week to
serve on the jury, remaining over
night, and returning home on last
Wednesday.
W. A. Schultz and the family were
visiting in Plattsmouth for a short .
time during the latter portion of last
week, they driving over in their car
for the occasion.
Mrs. George Vanderberg will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs. L.. ptructed for the past several months.! Survivors told of the heroism oL
B. Gorthey. for the winter, and will completed the home last week and jiiiis Gaureault. who saved the lives
be near town and not have the care jate in the week moved from, their tor a ePOre of littel girls whem she
of the farm on her hands. home on the farm to the house thatjjCli through smoke rrd flame from
Business seems a trifle better and bas so recently been completed ad-' j.pTr floors. Ignoring her own dan
evinces a more thrifty tone, which joining town and on the farm which j irer sbe made a last trip up the shak
is pleasing to the merchants. A. H. be bas here. This is one of the very j jns stairs. Hours later her body was
Ward tells also of an increased num- best 0f modern homes and one which arried from a corridor near a room
ber of customers at his place of jjr. and Mrs. Ruge are entitled to in which several tots were suffocated
business. have, for they have done many a,ia their sl-p.
Fred Wilkin, of Elmwood, repre- day of hard work to bring the civi
senting the Standard Oil company, iization of this country up to its pres
was a visitor in Murdock with a load ent hi"h state. They are entitled to
of oil and gas for its customers, leav-
ing the greater part of his load at
the A. H. Ward garage
Henry C. Backemeyer, who has
bfn servin?p-a -portion of the time on
the jury in the district court, and
also trying to get his corn out. was
a viitor in Omaha last week with a
load of cattle for the market.
In expression of their honor and
friends were in Lincoln attending the
Tift c lH thPrP thP hurinl sln hpin-!
made at the Wyuka cemetery of that;
city I
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. . . . II U 1 L i Minima clliu ucinci-
ed corn to the elevator at South Bend (
John Eppings. who ' is making her! We will sell you five gallons or its claims oi ' , con- Purchased by the state board:
home with the daughter, still remains anyone quart of oil during De- int tirt" - ,?Ti
nuitP noorlv althoueh ch is show- cember for only $1. sui-gener.i m .-n. iuin. ' u f. Cr.nuvay, v.-st.-r u..o.. ;
CmuPch fightlnrauaHtles andmak- GEORGE UTT, :? U.K. on. refund
ing a good struggle to overcome her ( MurdOCk' ; vest !gale ch a rc" ubli.hed in Cl
malady. i . ' Hearst papers thct a fund of fl,21o,- , vv,- -'....o
on luesaay oi last weeK, aim au ern oodmen of America, ionowing Tne Mexican rmnassy here n;aae
shipped a number of head of cattle their regular work, they took up the tuis announcement tonight on the
to the South Omaha market, which matter of electing officers for the
eve of opening of the hearings, and
were taken to market via truck in coming year and selected the follow- acain described as "gross forgeries"
the van of E. W. Thimgan. 'jnT meri for the places to be filled: the documents published in the
During the intervals when the james Mills, venerable counsel; L. B. Hearst papers purporting to show
corn sheller had to be looked after, Gorthey, auditor; A. D. Zaar, bank- that the Mexican government order
a couple of the workmen got to box- er; A H Ward, escort; Ludwig Bor- the money to be sent to Elias for
ing and a blow which struck below neir,eier, watchman; J. II. Buck, sen-.the senators.
the belt nearly knocked one of the try. Henry A. Tool, clerk. I William Randolph Hearst will be
f?eniieiiieii uut aim lx ..
much of the boxing game now.
i
W. R. Lee and wife, of west of ,
Greenwood, were guests at the home1
of Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Lee. where all
enjoyed the visit very much. They
were accompanied by David Moses
and wife of near Ithiea. Dr. Lee and
W. R. Lee being brothers of Mrs.
Moses.
The Womans Missionary society
made three shipments of goods to be
used in making some one's Christ
mas the brighter.
Smile, smile, smile! That is just
what A. II. Ward is doing, ana an on
nt of th : young man who clme
accou
to their home last Saturday to make
his home. The mother and young
BATTERIES FOR
WINTER
You need best batteries for
good service. We have Eadio
and Anto Batteries for $7.75
and up. Batteries charged and
repaired. Also Batteries to rent
while yours is being: charged or
repaired. Do not let your bet
tery stand around in an almost
discharged condition. If exposed
to the weather it will freeze
and be completely ruined; and
in any event the plates will be
come sulphated, greatly reduc
ing their life and activity. It
pays to take care of batteries!
Jess Landholm
At the Garage Murdock
PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL
man are doing very nicely, and the
father well, he is doing as well as
could be expected.
Whlle at hls work about the farm,
fever, is reported as getting along1
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mceiy. unu wnue sne nas dui a siism
&et up and out of doors, but is being
kept in Until she sha11 get over the,
malady. ;
.. v xk. muiuuj i-UC tn iq
Rh0(a Neitzel. nine year old
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uaugnter ot Mr. ana .Mrs. a. j. .eu-
resting very nicely, and it is hoped
little -one will make a rapid re-
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e .wish in h,s, ?'a t0
express '
to the
our sincere uiaiifciiii3
funeral and for the many expressions
tViof pomp frnm OUT I
friends both here and elsewhere.
ine LnunreB
Occupying: New Home
Mr. and Mrs. August Ruge. who j
have been having a new home con -
tne fits of their labor. The new
bome is modern in every respect, and
represents the outlay of many hard
earned dollars.
Most for Your Money
We are making a clean-up on tires
for the remainder of the month. All
fresh stock Kelley-Springfields:
Buckeye 29x4.40 balloon casing
!?9 - "5 each; tubes to fit same. 52.00
Buckeye S0x3V2 Cord Tires. $4.7o.
tubes to fit them, $1.75.
Take advantage of these low
prices
on high grade tires
Woodmen dect Unicers
At a recent meeting oi tne 310a-
friends and neighbors who so kindly . rasserny wno saw smone renin? irra
ministered to our beloved father at 'he windows gave the alarm, but the
the time of his death, and following.! oid buildirg war. l.n d-.g frr th
and for the many kind acts, for the Barnes. Its waiTs crarlud trward be
flowers. to those who sang at the fore the work of rescue omd be com-
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In Memoriam
Another of our fellow citizens has
gone to his reward. I pen these lines
T v n
It) tail ilLI eilLJUII IU lilt: inift
itio of w. H. Rush, with whom I
had business dealings for 35 years,
and found him in the "four square"
class. No one ever questioned nis
lass. No one ever questioned his.
ntegrity, veracity and honesty; his
n-ord was his bond. His lovable and j
i
'Vltu ' r.niJ
lived it; he was dependable and could i
be found at his post of duty. As a
friend, he was true and loyal, up
right and honest. The circle of our
Wends is getting smaller here,
but
the number is growing larger on the
other side, with the passing of those
who are passing over. And we are
" living in that blessed hope that we
1 shall find them all safely sheltered
in the "Father's house with many
mansions."
I We greatly miss our friend and
brother, whom we had learned to love
and respect. The great number in
attendance at the funeral held In Lin
coln, and the large representation of
Murdock people testified to the es
teem in which the deceased was held
by everyone.
, L. XEITZEL.
THINK M'KELYIE DJ LINE
Washington, Dec. 14. Rumors
from a good source here are that Sec-;
retary . Jardine may resign soon, in
which event the most likely succes
sor, it is said, would be S. R. Mc-'
Kelvie. of Lincoln. j
McKelvie's accord with the presi
dent's views on farm legislation and
because he is from the agricultural
part of the country, coupled with his
contact with the president during the
summer vacation of both in the Black
Hills, it is believed, add to the like- j
lihood ol such an event. j
Orphanage Ruins
a Scene of Horror;
21 are Still Missing
T.J- on n- i m i fpv j ! take the air at dawn tomorrow, pro
iiocHes Of 3o Girls Taken Out; Third vided the wind shifted from its pres
Disaster of Kind This Year jent westerly direction.
hi Canada j 'rbe aviators, who recently flew
east from New York to Japan in
cupher Ti.w
nueuec, iitc.Lt,.
-The ice-sheathed
.ruins ! "oFpK-e tr cnanes crp-
rlT I) '1 r"li TOT" P1TIC I H lTTfl H V P. T. C I r-ivpn
tne bodr, of 33 t.hildren who
Perished when a fire destroyed the
:,.,.. ,,c, n.t TV.tv-nr.r.
"ere -t U missirc
omers wire . iwi niisbii'-b-
Throughout the day firemen and
volunteer? combed the tangled
wreck? tro while grif-st rScken par
ents besieged the morgue and hosp
itals in search of their children.
Some of the missing, it was believed.
ha1 bwn laken l!omt! by friemls
re!:ives who had not reported their
safetv
Only a waste of charred wrkasre
marked the site cf the 95-ycar-old
orphanage. A modern win?, however,
WBS antouched br the flames. Sorrow-
ir.g crowds which Socked to t!ie blaze
Wednesday niht night returned
Thursdav to aid in the search cf the
Explosion cf a furnace in the base
ment was believed at tirst to have
caused the fire, but firemen said the
cause of the Mae was a mystery
A
TCui?S
si.d lay t?.'."
rirU'-d their
"ves to lead nt of th- orphan, to
tne street. i;osc Anna iiau:v:.uii, j. t
hi her charge in 'the babiW war J.
Others. cut off from stairwa:
le'-ip-
ed frcm the windows into life nets'
snowdrifts.
The disaster was the most seriom
of its kind ever visited in Canada this
' year to take neavy ton oi youi.g
! lives. When the Laurier theatre in
Montreal was destroyed. 7S your.gs
sters were killed. Twenty children
lost their lives last September when
the orphanage at Lac la Flonge,
Sask., was burned.
The Rev. Mother St. Hidefonse es-
timated the total loss frcm blaze at
$250,000.
A coroner's
Friday.
iiK'iiest will be In: Id
IfEXICO INSTRUCTS ELIAS TO
AFP EAR AT SENATE PROBE
Washington.
14. Waiving
: ftnn aa crentf d to influence
Tjnit-d Stntps senators.
ments carrying
the names ot tne sen-
J ators.
.. , .ncA
Bnc? m vour order ior enCTavea
o
or printed Christinas cards to the
j Bate3 Bock & Gift shop and they
j e c-iven T,romT)t attention and
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V"f" A," ''-1;' jn PTnT)le
De ready tor the muimg in ampie
time for Christinas.
Dec.
iseii s money
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
THIS WEEK
10-lb. can Figaro Smoked Salt $ .90
3 lbs. Farina for 25
5-lb. sack Corn Meal - .23
3 lbs. fancy Santos Peaberry Coffee . . 1.00
Rumf drd Baking Powder, can . . . 19
Reg. 25c can K-C Baking Powder 23
Not-a-Seed Raisins, per pkg 13
3 pkgs. Kreme Kut Macaroni 22
12 bars P and G Soap 45
25-lb. sack Golden Bell Rye Flour 1.10
Main Street Grocer
Phone 236 Free Delivery
BROCK, SCHIEE ABE BEADY
Davtonia Beach, Fla., Dec. 14.
Prevented today by adverse weather
from hopping off in their Pride of
Detroit monoplane in an attempt to
break the world's endurance flight
record, William S. Brock and Edward
F. Schlee tonight were prepared to
nineteen days, declared that gentle
"k,""",
V LA lC vunoiutvu t ujv, j v ,
that as long as it continued to blow
out of the west, they would not eon-
sider a takeoff.
The present record is 52 hours and
23 minutes. Brock and Schlee antici
pate staying up 60 hours.
State Purchases
Municipal Bonds
Takes Total ol $125,500, Mostly from
Dealers Yillage cf Ealston Re
funds Pai-t of las Debt.
The state board of educational
Janus and funds, comprising Gover
nor McMulien, Land Commissioner
Dan Swanscn. Treasurer Stebbins,
Secretary of State Marsh and Attor
ney GentiuJ Spillman. bought bonds
amounting to $12C.r.OO Tuesday af
ternoon, using state trust funds to
make this investment. Ten different
bond issues were bought ?H of wlrch
will" yield the state 4 1-2 per cent
inte rest with the exception of
0C0 :-efuud::ig bend" of the villa?
of Ralston which will net the state
4 :;-4.
One issue cf $40,000 Tecuir.seh dis-
trict jrravt 1 bends, was bought direct
l- eIil me v h nu. mr i..ni
bonds were bouunt irom tne Luitetu
Ft:;tes Trust company, the O.naha
Trust company and Wachob & Co.,
all of Omaha.
Th1 Ralrton raving refunding
bonds, sold by the Omaha Tnut com
pany, were issued at Ii 1-4 per cent.
As on other purchases from dealers in
bonds, ocupons wt-re dipiod from
the Ralston bonds to equalize the
rate interest to net the stnte 4 3-4
per cent interest. In such cases the
state wiil receive no interest for a
Vr Qr two The p,ate alrt.adv owns
'$30 coo of bonds issued by the vil-
lage of Ralstcn, a suburb of 0:nah?.
It was represented that the village
is paying interest promptly on all
the bonds. It is ljv-gely a fartorv
town, but the Burlington railroad
has ai double track't'thru it and the
Missouri Pacific has a lir.ge within
the corporate .limits. With a revival
nf factory work the village will fiour-
ish, it is stated, and it may even
tually Income a part of the city cf
Omaha. The villrge rv.-os a consider
able ddt. having bonds rnioiiati:ig
to $150. K24 outstanding and in ad
dition C50.000 cf seho.-.l bends. The
ae.ossfti valuation of the town is
?1.CSC,705.
The following iist of bonds was
r-uj-lmell, fiinitina:
Grei'lt-v Center, fur.ithitf ...
City ff Curtis, seln.nl IuhmIk
Teenmseh, Dist. K ravel Imsnlf
ld.r.no
l'.."'1:
:;.nfi()
4.IMO
?if.,:.oo
A ood bonk will answer for a fine
gift for Christmas, and it v?ill stop
ycur worries fcr sorr-ctlin? that Trill
please. Get them at the Bates Book
Ca'noT-tr Cfnro
ui,ih.ij
It is said by some that perhaps
President Cocdidge had borrowed his
. ...
oxps.-.on oi i
do not clioce to
' frrm a remark made by a one
prominent statesman of Erv-'l i:id
de by
who did not choose to do a certain
who did not choose to d'
thing.
Savers-
Highest Honor
is Given to Lind
bergh in Mexico
Singled Out for Distinction by Mex
ican CongTess President of De- i
puties Present nim a Medal
Mexico City, Dec. 15. Charles A.
Lindbergh today received the great
est honors the Mexican congress can
pay to any person. Mexican or for
eigner, when the chamber of deputies
went into "solemn session" to re
ceive him. Such a session is called
rarely and for the most important
government officials. It has never
before been held for a private citi
zen. The deputies, however, by a
formal vote, decided that Lindbergh
is not a private citizen, but is an
"ambassador of good will to the Mex
ican people," and was therefore en
titled to receive the highest honors.
The president of the chamber pre
sented him with a gold medal. On
one fide of the decoration is the
Mexican coat of arms; on the other is
from the Mexican chamber of depu
ties in behalf of the congress of Mex
ico and in order to express our ad
miration for his noble feat and glor
ious mission."
Lindbergh, standing on the ros
trum beside Dr. Alejandro Cerizoia,
the president, bowed in appreciation,
and the deputies and spectators
cheered. Alter the demonstration
subsided. Colonel Lindbergh faced
the expectant assembly ar.d said:
"I am thankful for all these distinc
tions which are being given me in
Mexico. I have net enough words to
A banquet followed nnd toists j
were prrpesd to President Cnoliclgc.
Ar.:h"-s;:dr Morrow and Colonel
I.ir.d' ?rph, ar.d there wre cheers for
the president cf the T'nitd FtPtes.
Berlin. Dee. ir. Color 1 Lind
bergh's successful flight from Wash
ington to Mexico City has met with
udniiring com:'"'!it in the German
n-'-ess. MittPg Zeitung describes ibe
flight ?s "another LiDdbergh feat."
with complimentary reference to
tho abrence of preliminary adver
tisement. State Jeurral.
P!JPH,f AUCTION
Owing to the death of my hus
band and moving to Plattsmouth. a
complete disporsion sle on
Wednesday, Dec. 28th
tX Cedar Creek, Nebr.
fale starts at 10 a. m. sharp and will
be held in the Old Sayles Hall. Lunch
will be served at neon.
The following property to-wit:
r.V:riy an my hons'-hold goods
and all goods left in my store.
ij.j-swus sufii ?s uuaerwear,
B"'diaTrns -cHmnevcVen-
id-P. cumncjs, cJl-an-!s
and r-11 articles that are generally
had in such stock.
lipid ware of all kinds, somp. stc:
fixtures and furniture, scales, elec
tric meter, cases, tools, nails, stoves,
churns, etc. 120 gal. gasoline tank
.... r . ....... - .v.,, in efc .'tji
r-f fliviifl tn llr. 7... rr-. 1 .
U.li JI4 I lilC l.II Lr il I : II S hf L I
If-Tlfrai .cfr-T-p Riwcp (t.'ita nnt ncr.
Hctl-,, t- '
"t i ras Ail sums cf $10 and un-
dor. cash, all sums over.
to
months time v. i!I be given on a bank-
aMe note bearing- S intorpo frri
date ol" sale.
MRS. ANDY THOMSEN,
Owner.
R. H. LARSON
Clerk.
CLARENCE V. IU'S'-HK.
Auctioneer.
rST-VZIHIAL DEMOCRACY
AT TTS V.VZT
w
Thf "Power Trust" means onlvjj
that hundmls of thousand.- ".f power ' '
fora?..in;e:-.. in ord
pr. nn-e of infal
agreed to eschar.
whntever h.irpe;:;
nit he supplied ;
"r to uphold their
iible supply, liave
40 power so that.
:. every ustt.rn,r
.r.d :;ervlce b'- u-
sur.-d.
O:! the Pacifl:- Cu:.-f. f'.r in fiiue.
there j r. !i t i uous powf r I in frz r.i
"iu;.-l:i :o :.:e.i .-,-. This i':ciul-s :
nr,;;-!'. tr of li;.cs o.s independent and
rii .tin-t iio Oregon r.rd Cal-fornin.
-iray -;;1 h::vy. as Met boa 1st a".d
C-itlioTi but cill ir.Ter-sted in -ilverirg
service ;.t rny an.! :J tin.e .
To do this, tb.fy i;i i er-");. reel their
lires :r that any cripple, ?ystm rn-i
eriw enough current from the pooled
'")"-' to Jill it:; needs.
i ine -mer:cin rrmv wei"
iiila?"d, there would
be no rpHl for
"ame alien terr-
n?.vy: if Oregon beoi
ltory. California would suf!"r; ar.d
if ele"1ric customers are accidentally
cut off from unfailing power, bus
iness is sure to slump.
So progressive companies pool
their surplus for the good ot all.
even while fighting fer their own
individual growth ct supremacy.
They insure the user against Io.s.-j,
by providing him a numbtr of power
units to meet his every cocr.ei vabie
need.
Nothing but such an agreement
would give the nation service It is
the reverse of monopoly it is dem
ocracy at its best.
BRIAND TCT DISCUSSED
Washington, Dec. It. The Briand
proposal for a treaty for the outlaw
ing of war between the United States
and France was the subject of a con
ference today between Paul Claudel,
the French ambassador, and Chair
man Borah of the senate foreign re
lations committee.
The ambassador, who already has
discussed the subject with Secretary
Kellogg in a preliminary way, was a
visitor at the senator's office for an
hour. Mr. Borah said afterward that
the whole situation has been fully
gone over and that he got the impres
sion that the French government
was willing to be practicable at this
time.
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Comes in bright colored Beacon Cloths.
Button, also Cord and Tassel fastenings.
$4.45 - $5.95 - $5.45
Eoys' Bath Robes tzeeV:::::::::$I:
INDIAN SUITS for the Little Fellow. Feathers
and all. Sizes 4 to 8. Specially priced at
Open
Evenings
till
Christmas
Prices-
Ancffof-iOfifccy Business
Corn Borer
Moves Into
New Fields
;Ejirly Reports Indicating Pest Ead
Been Checked Shown to be
Without Foundation.
j
j Washington, Dec. 11. Despite the
nght wasred against him in his first
'domain, the European corn borer ha.s
rfmwn th swnrd in virs- n fields His
'flvanr Vde in aag,ged arc'
i like the sweep of a monster fan.
j Federal scouts have found the pest
, .- . . . f.
iin iia new counties, pusnmg me uai-
;tle front still farther south, west and
! north. Ohio suffers most, but Michi
gan, Indiana and Pennsylvania feel
the new attack. Berrien county,
-T" 1
-lKIil
an, is the borer's western out-
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i been found in Marshall and St.
Jo-
FPh county, Indiana. Northward the
g borer has advanced to Cheboygan
'unty. Michigan, and southward in
unio as a r as naaway eouniy
Several hundred thousand dollars
cf the government's $10,000,000
j "clean-up" fund is left to fight the
; borer. Much of it will be used to
i compensate farmers, at not more j
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You Haven't A Radio
See the New
4ND many of your neighbors are replacing
their old-fashioned sets with these fins
new instruments. There is a Raciola fox every
purse and each method cf operation and re
querent of reception. All sold on conve
n."ir.c term?. Especially attractive is Radiola 16
wlia tic widest musical range ever achieved
wi:h cne dial control a storage battery set
cf freat compactness. A truly exceptional
vzlue at $69.50. Liberal terms if you wish.
My v.-e demonstrate it?
Gamer Electrical Co.
' Authorized RCA Dealer
Plattsmouth, Reb.
That's It!
Jnst what he
wanted. Why
didn't I think
of it before?
Men;
s
Lounging
Robes
a gift genuinely
welcome
$2.65
Only
a Few
Mere Days
left
!than $2 an acre, for cleaning up
15,000 acres of river bottom land in
'the old infested area. Authorities
foresee a compulsory clean-up of 20
per cent of the more heavily infest
ed parts or last springs campaign
area, after farmers have accomplish
ed whatever they can by voluntary
control.
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine
has expressed the opinion that after
July 1, 192S, infested states will take
full responsibility for necessary regu
latory measures, while the federal
government conducts scouting and
quarantining activities to prevent
long distance spread of the insect.
STATE K0EMAL 20AED
n-poncrc
LNLKJAotb
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SALARIES
Lincoln, Dec. 15. The state nor
mal board at its s "ion Monday in
creased salaries cf four heads cf de
partments at the Wayne state nor
mal school and increased the salary
cf one of its number. Secretary II.
E. Rcische of Chadren. The action of
the board was not announced at th1
time and was taken when the board
was in seclusion in the capitol just
prior to the opening of bids on a
dormitory for girls at the Wayne
Normal.
Journal Want Ads cost btil little,
mo' they sur do eet result.
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