THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1931.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
Murray Department
Prepared in tbe Interest of the People of Murray and Hurroundinfir Vicinity Especially for the Journal Reader
Economy
The proper care of any machine is
true economy. Say. how are your
biakes: are they woiking ? And the
rods in ycur motor Does the battery
turn the motor over like it means
business ? Tine economy is keeping
the machine in perfect condition. We
are here to do it.
Yours for Best Service and Supplies
Gas and Oils
Confections
ROCK CHEEK j
Service Station
Charles V. Barrows. Proprietor
Murray Corner, Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wiles of
Plattsmouth were visiting la Mar
ray for a time on last Monday alter
noon. Oscar C-apen of Plattsruouth has
been assisting on the farm of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Wile- and getting the
farm work moving along.
Nicholas Friedrich was called to
Nebraska City one day last wi ek :
where he was looking after some bus- !
inrss matters for a short time.
Frank Mrasek and the the other
two trucks assisting were ovtr to '
Omaha on Tuesday with three truck i
load-; of very fine hogs Irom Glen
Todd.
Everett Spmgler was a seller of j
some very fine hog.-, having Trank
Mrasek trucking some three truck
loads to the Omaha market on Tues
day of this week.
T. J. Brands! and wife were over
to Plattsmouth on Tuesday of this !
week where they were visiting v.i'h I
friends and also looking after some j
business matters.
Thomas Nelson and James Va de
departed on lest Monday going via '
Omaha, for Viriginia where they arc
expecting to bring home a car load ,
or two of very fine horses.
Arthur Troop of Plattsmouth was j
a visitor in Murray for a short time
aa last Monday afternoon and was
lay king after some business matter.
at the Nickles lumber yard.
On last Saturday Mrs. R. P..' Nic- j
kles and daughter. Miss Bertha, and J
Mrs. Win. Srnrr were oer to Ne- I
fcnupu citf MeVf DUeaVef callafS
to lcok after some shipping.
Edward J. Baedeker on las'. Sat- j
urday. shipped a car of very fine
iiogs to the St. Louis market which
were arrivinsr os Monday and waxen
brought near the top prices of the
market. j
John Nodrileman shipped saT
hand of very fine cattle to the Chicago j
market on last Sunday nigh, thev ,
going from Plattsmouth and were
tracked to the loading place by !
Frank Mrasek.
H. G. Manners of Plattsmouth was
B visitor in Murray on last Tuesday J
nd was engaged la some automobile
work. Harvey is a good workman and I
knows the in s and out's of The auto- J
motive industry.
A I ? Traced the heme of Mr. and j
Mrs. Fred Svrhrader on Sunday, be j
ing brought by the stork 'ind there
was great rejoicing and it is report
ed that all are doing nicely, and
everybody happy.
The Murray Lumber Yard office.
has been trei'ed to a bit of the dec-
.orative art. the work being den; b;
John Frane was h;.. been painting
the interior and say mister, it is
looking fine and no mistake.
Parr Young was attending Feed
ers Day at Lincoln last week and en
joyed the trip there very mack, and
there met many friends and penpie
Interested in feeding cattle and imps.
The meeting was held on latt Fri- j
day.
Joseph Miller and the family r
Mother Ka teste's
at He? Best
in April, and TOU ughf fee be out
aajoyjng the countryside as it tin-'
'-Ids itself. But. it's ;:r rtwsible to
take the faliest pleasure in these out
incrv unless your car's in A-l work
ing ordt r.
NOW. of all times, have it XtM !
right for the season. And, in all
i Mr modesty, we can think of no
he:ter place to have that done than
right hero, at the
iVBURRAY CARAC E
A. D. EAKKE, Propr.
mm
All roads lead from somewhere and all roacs end some
where. The road to success starts by an earnest en
deavor to practice industry and econonry, and to bend
one's best efforts to gain with each da)-. Spend less
than you earn and you will accumulate. We are here
to assist you in your systematic saving. Have a bank
account and add to it as you can. Yours for Success
The Murray State Bank
'TAerd No Substitute for Satety"
Murray, Nebraska
Grinding!
Let us grind and mix your
Poultry and Hog Feed. We do
tbe job to suit you. Prices right
Geo. A. Stites
Grain Co.
near Manley, were in Murray on last
Monday, where they came to consult
Dr. G. H. Giimore regarding the con
dition of the health of Mrs. Miller,
which has not been tbe beat for some
time.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Clarence on the highway south
of Murray the home was made happy
by the arrival of a very fine daugh
ter ul this happy couple and all do
ing nicely and with the little one
most welcome.
All Enioy Fine Dinner.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Sporer there was a merry .rowd as
sembled on last Sunday consisting
of the families of Martin Sporer and
Chester Sporer and also Charles
Sporer, making a house full and a
fine crowd surrounding the dinner
table.
Consul-, s Her Physician.
Mrs. Wm. Sporer v.rs a visitor in
Omaha on last Friday where she
went to consult her physician regard
ing her treatment and was accont
r.a; iicl by Miss Ben ha Nickles, Mrs.
Slyra McDonald and Alfred Nickles.
the- driving ever to the big town
In the car of Miss Bertha Nickles.
Feeling Effects of Fall.
Mrs. W L. Seybolt who more than
a -week since fell from the porch at
her home and wes greatly bruised
up. 's still feeling the effects of the
fall very much. Fallowing the fall
she was not so sore but .s the time
went on her conditio?! became mere
painful and she has been suffering
a good deal of late. It is hoped by
her mnny friends that she may soon
be well again.
Landscaping the Landscape.
That is just what Will S. Smith
has been doing for a number of day
Pw . F.ffre he-ltaegoWen some
good sized irees and dug a number
of wells, for tbe holes where he set
out the trees and with an abundance
of Water, which he supplied by pl;:'-i--sr
pipes to get the water to the
roots of the trees, he is expecting to
have plenty of shade where there
was none last year. Take a glimpse
at the layout weci of the store. They
are locking line.
Visiter1 Friends Here.
On last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Go.
Moomey of near Wabash and Miss
Mildred Butler, Omaha, were guests
for the day and a very fine dinner
whih waa served by Dr. and Mrs.
J. F. Brendel on last Sunday. Mes
darr.es Brendel and Moomey and Miss
Mildred Bulk;- were school chums
together in the years which have
iust slipped away which added much
to the pleasure of the gathering.
Visited Here Short Time.
Louis J. Dallas and the family.
wba so shortly niacb their home in
Murray hut who but a short time
since purchased a bank at Shelton,
was a visitor on last Sunday at the
home of his parents in Plattsmouth
and or. their returning to their home
Sunday evening stopped for a abort
visit with their many friends in Mur-
i ... . . Clicks
I Cor.keyV carries t?'!m z 6eSy through the
i .5 w" -: -. x ' I; 3T pf?tizinK
. ajmbinj : .t! of p-.ir?. S7 .. t . a . ir. nod con
i centrsf-d sscnrM;nrrr.:U:..ntntificl
I ly cos tia :'. accc as to tbs? original
I Ccr. . s9. aji
HP - - - j j-v i ' a any Mhad
Sam F. Latta
At the Farmers Elevator
Murray, Nebr.
h: - "fit
PROGRESS
I ray. Mr. Hallas is well pleased with
the excellent business which his bank
has been doing since he has been
there.
To Enter the Navy.
Walter Allen was seventeen years i
of age on last Saturday and had en
i listed with the navy, effective when
; he should become seventeen years
; of age. and as the date was fulfilled
and he wao expecting to be called at j
any time he concluded that he would !
visit with his grandmother. Mrs. A.!
, V. Althouse, who makes her home in
Dearer, departed on last Monday'
morning for a weeks' visit with the ;
grandmother, fearing that ere he re-
'turned he would be called to the
navy and v. u!d not get to see her
, until he had served his four years.
Sees the Ball Game.
W. L. Seybolt, the dean of road
makers, and who sure knows how
they should be made and makes them
that way. w:'.s over to Nehawka on
last Sunday afternoon where he en
joyed the ball game which was stag
ed between the Nehawka team and
an aggregation from Omaha, and
which resulted in a victory for the
Omaha team, the score being C to 2
!r. Their favor.
Will Work With Dr. Giimore.
That Dr. Giimore might be at lib
erty a portion of the time he has
interested Dr. L. B. Mover of Oma
ha with him in the Murray practice
and who is here and is sharing the
work of the practice with Dr. Gii
more and thi will allow Dr. Giimore
to get away a portion of the time
which he has been desiring to do.
Surprise Their Friend.
Or. Sunday, April 19th. Mrs. How
ard Johnson passed her fiftieth birth
day anniversary and the day was
made most enjoyable when her sif
ter. Mrs. Hugh O'Brien and family,
and Joseph Miller and family. Wax
Otte and family and Mrs. J. L.
Breckenridge, all of near Manley.
went to the Howard Johnson home
of Sou til Omaha where the day was
properly celebrated and the wish ex
tended for many more such happy
birthdays.
Give Birthday Surprise.
Mrs. Dan Horchar enjoyed a very
happy birthday surprise party on
last Tuesday when a number of
friends and neighbors gathered at
their home and properly celebrated
the occasion, with games aid social
coi. verseition und music. The happy
day waa oh April 14th. and there
were cards, dancing and followed by
a mout deiigh'.ful luncheon. There
were there for the occasion. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Horchar and their little
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. August Pet
erei:.. Mr. .r,d Mrs. J-iseph Saforik.
Mr. and Mr. August Soimoneit and
their families, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Loa as'er and family. Mr. and lira.
Clarence G ary and Albert Bartlett.
Presbvterian Church
Notes.
Sabbath school at 10 a.
Morning worship at 11
ra.
a. m.
CO p. m.
Evening service at 7:1
j (Young people's meeting).
ednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 7:30.
You are cordially invited to wor-
shin wrlth n
J. C. STEWART,
Pastor.
ESCAPED MEN ARE HUNTED
Washington Police officials aided
by guards at Fort Humphreys, Va..
continued a search in the city and
nearby area for two of four convicts
who escaped from the District of
Columbia reformatory at Lorton, Va.
The other two prisoners were re
captured within a short time of the
break, but Paul Calvin Embrcy. tw
enty year aid bandit, and Lawrence
Sullivan, sentenced on larceny
charge, remained at large. Blood
hounds ;.nd pesse of armed guards
Cram the penal institution hunted the
tvo Tuesday afternoon.
Embrey. Sullivtn. William Wright
and Robert Wells fled in the auto
mobile of John Bischoff. official of
the ieformatory. farmer husband ol
'.he slam Vivian Gordon,
at work in the garage
seised Biarhcff's car and
They were
when they
raced awav
iii It.
WILL GIVE RECITAL
I'ujnls of Harlan Wbisler will be
presented in a violin recital Sunday,
April 2G at 3:30 p. m. at Eagle's hall.
Public is cordially invited. The pres
ent plans for the program are as fol
j lows:
Herbert Neiaaa "Humorescnie"
j Frank Nelson "Springtime"
Alvin Johnson "Columbia"
! Pearl Tompkins "Daisy Waltz"
Irene Anthes
"Star Spangled Banner"
jDuet "Endearing Young Charms"
I Rachel Robertson"La Cinquantaine"
Edna Mae Peterson "Melody in F"
Piano duet
"Tripping Ove;- the Lawn"
Ray Rhodes
"Trip Around the World"
Wallace Terry berry
"Bowl of Pansies"
William Eers "La Sorella"
Duet "Moonlight"
Brers-Terry berry
FOR SALE
One roan Shorthorn Polled
liag buil. Louis Friedrich.
a20-2,d-ltw
year-
Journal Want Ads get resulta and
the cost is very small.
1!
IT any of the reaten 01 "tie
Journal kdot of xu eoctU
ev-tit or Item of Interest t'n
this vicinity, and will mall
I zno w tbla office, 11 will xu
pear under this beading. We
want all newie:n "'.ditoh
Hit Theatre
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Geo. O'Brien in a Thrill-Packed
Outdoor Drama
Fair Warning
Episode 3 of Serial. Comedy. News
Adults, 30c Children. lOc
SUNDAY - MONDAY
Chas. Parrell with Mauree 0 "Sullivan
in
Princess arv& the
Plttrafeer
Ccmedy, Fables. News 1O-30C
TUESDAY NITE ONLY
Brcught Back by Be-qut for One
Day Constance Bennett in
Common Clay
Your last chance Don't miss seeing
it The best picture ever made.
Adults. 30c Children. 10c
FTBEPB00F JAIL IS NEEDED
Raleigh, N. C. North Carolina
Friday was hunting a fireproof jail
for seven girls all who have a pen
chant for setting things afire. The
girls were inmates of Samarcand.
state school for delinuuent girls, un
til a dormitory burned last month.
Then they were removed to the Robe
son county jail and charged with
arson.
Early Thursday they set the jail
afire. Little damage was done, but
Bobeaoa county officials wired the
state prison here they were bringing
the girl here. N. A. Townend. execu
tive counsel to Governor Gardner im
mediately protested. 1 '
"Take them to the Wake county
jail or to the Durham county jail."
he said. "They're fireproof state's
prison isn't.
NEW AUTOMOBILE FIRM
Arthur Blunt and Ray V. Bryant,
well known figures in the local auto
mobile circles, arc now associated to
c her in the new agency just open
ing for the Oakland-Pontiac autrm.
a line of the best and most popular
priced cars. The new agency will
be located in the buHiing just west
of the Egenberger st??fje and where
the riew firm cspects,Co, able to
stcrt in on their wofk Tq a few day-.
The selling line will be locked after
largely by Mr. Blunt, while Mr. Bry
ant, one of the best auto mechanic:
in the city, will have charge of th
service department of the agency,
the members of the firm planning on
giving the public the very best of
service in their lines.
Legal and commercial printing: of
.!! kinds at the Journal office.
four Dress
can be no
Smarter
than
WHAT
YOU WEAR
BCUB A TU TTt
True . . . too true! And
the only way we know to
keep the truth from hurt
ing is to wear smart,
perfect-fitting Under
fashions. We mean, Mun
singwear Underfashions
. . . for we knoio how beau
tiful they are . . . and how
beautifully thev fit the
figure. Made of specially
processed Munsingwear
Rayon . . . soft, caressing
ly lovely . . . they'll wear
and wash and keep their
fresh-complexioned looks
for simply ages! So yon
can see how economical
and practical they are . . .
as well as being very fash
ionable. Ladies Toggery
"The Shop of Personal Service"
Plattsmouth
f
fjlPfW
Fourteen New
Laws Signed by
Governor Bryan
Loaf Bread Weight Measure Become
Law for 3rd Time as First Meas
ures Unconstitutional
Among the fourteen bills to which j
Governor Bryan affixed his signature j
Tuesday was H. R. 51 by Ed A.
Smith of Oma'a. standard bread !
weight law which is similar to the j
laws twice before passed and twice
declared unconstitutional. The Mil
was siened in the presence of the in-
itroducer and Trnnior Cone, who in- j
! troduced at a former session one
of tbe laws that was judged uncer
stitutional. The ether thirteen bills which will
I become laws were:
H. R. 442 Introduced by Frank ,
I J. Klcpping of Wayne. This 1; w
I requires a visible placard in pla."s j
where food is served with imitation
butter or cheese.
R. R. 144 Introduced by R. T
I Jones of Scotts Bluff and Wiiliam
Iodenee of Box Butte. A law auth
orizing rural high schools which
hare heretofore incurred Indebted
Liess to issue bonds to the eter of
G pr cent of tbe aggrgate assessed
I ralnatioa of its aereral school dis
tricts for the purpose of raising inc-i:-
c 3 to pay su'-n moeateuneaa.
H. R. 149 Introduced by C. R.
"urrs of Furnas, by request. Th
act amends the old law which re
lates to nonpolitical nomination-.
The form of the petition , nd ailldavit
lis set out therein
H. R. 176 tntradjuced bf Walter j
jR. Johnson of Douias. T'.is law pro- i
vides for the publication of a cumula
tire supplement to the compiled st:.- -itutes
of Nebr;,sk'' 1929; and to de- j
Iclare an emergency.
H. R. 4 3 Introduced by Ed A.
i Smith of Douglas. This law sefs out
specifically the amount o' fees the i
county :udre is entitled to collect
iin civil matters.
H. R. 4 2 Introduced by Ed A. ;
' Smith of Douglas and Senator John .
W. Cooper of I uglas. This law in- I
vests the county court with jurisdic - 1
tion of trust estates created by the
Willi of deceased persons: provides;
toe the qualification, appointment
and removal of testamentary trus- !
tees, and for the management and
settlement o fsuch trust estates.
H. R. 177 Introduced by Henry
P. Hansen of Lincoln. This is a mo
tor vehicle law which provides for
rules of the ro:id for motor vehicles
traveling or operating on roads, ave
nues or b ulevards running within,
rhru cr along the grounds of state,
institutions thre is also a penalty
for the violations.
S. F. 124 Introduced by Arthur
L TTaaiiiniill of, Burt. This act re-1
Cites to the pollution ot waters of
-his stall- with substances injurious
to aquatic life and provides that - r
porations, cities of the second clats
ii d vil leges may use, or continue to
Use such waters for the purpose of
disrharg:::,; refuse and vr sewage
therein under certain conditions.
S. F. 137 Introduced by H. G.
Welleni-lek of Hall. This law pro
rides i hat same officer of the bank
or association make a Statement of
the capital siock and stockholders
which is delivered to the rounty as
sessor to be listed and asse-sed by
assessor as intangible property.
S. T. 170 Introduced by H. G.
!Wellensiek of Hall. This law defines
! huri;
issociations; provisions are i
herein set forth for the organization j
and regulation of burial associations.
S. F. 235 Introduced by H. G. J
Wellensiek of Hall. Provisions are
made in this section for the security
of slate funds deposited in banks.
S. F. 2 3 Introduced by John W.
Cooper. Harry K. Easton. Ous A.
Dworak. William L. Randall. James
A. Rodman ;:nd Representative., Wal
ter R. Johnson, K-rI Kehm. Harry
A Foster, EL A. Smith, W. S. Jar
dine. R. W. Sited, James Kuresh
Erviii 2. R.miff of Douglae. This
art relates the authorization of the
establishment, maintenance and oper
ation of a municipal university by
cities of the metropolitan class, when
nn1tiori7.ee! bv the electors thereof.
:
and provides for the management and
control by a board of regents and jfiw
'onferring powers and imposing du- j
tics thereon, and provides for the sup
port thereof thru a r.pecial tax to be
levied -annually,
j S. F. 220 Introduced by H. M. WA
N'eubauer of Harlan. Henry Peder-
sen of Webster. C. W. Johnson of wm
Cheyenne and Henry Behrens of Im
Cuming. This law se's out ingredi
ents when u.sed in drugs, confection- Wj
! ery. ice cream or dairy products and Ug
foods tlia- are deemed to be dele'eri
j out to health it also deals with fjQ
adulteration.
EMBEZZLEMENT IS DENIED
Pontine, Micdi. Willis M. Brewer,
business superintendent of the state
tuberculosis sanatorium at Howell,
and lormer national vice commander
of the American Legion, pleaded not
guilty when arraigned to Oakland
county circuit court on two indict
ments, returned a few hours earlier,
charging him with embezzlement.
One of the indictments, returned
by the special Oakland county grand
jury, charges him with larceny by
conversion from Oakland county of
$5,000, allaged to have been tal
in sums of $2",500 on March 19,
1929, and June 9, 1930. The oih r
indictment charges him wiih embez
zleing the same amounts at the same
times from the American Legion chil
dren's billet maintained by the Mich
igan department, at Otter Lake. He s
is under $10,000 bond.
FOB SALE
Registered Shorthorn bull, coming
4 years old. gentle, of milking train,
S. J. Sprague, Nehawka, Pho?i2
1723.
Berries and Fruit Trees
are the Surest Protection
From Crop Losses - - -
SHORT Incomes resnlting from
crop losses can be materially In
creased by plaining' sturdy, prolific
Berries and Fruit Trees from Son
dereRpei. Here; you will find every
thing you want in fruit and orna
mental trees, flowering shrubs, small
fruits and grape vines, also fruits of
all kinds offered at low "direct"
prices.
Try to Match These Bargains
For Price and (Quality
Apple Trees 2K- and np
t'lirrr.v lr IK' and op
IV ar Trees 3Mc and up
Concord Grape Vines Kc and u;
60. 000 of the popular Chinese Eire
Seedlings ready. Get our prices before
buying of ugonts.
YOl RS FREE BIG NEW
1931 SPK1NG GARDEN BOOK
"Write today for your 'REG Copy. Or
drive over for a visit, lou'll always be
welcome.
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LEADERSHIP TRAINING SCHOOL aid like to Inc
! their knowledge and enlarge their
vis-ion ana become more efficient in
Leadership Training ScAool! (carrying on their Christian work
Where? In tbe Erangeliea church -vithin the crurcb.
at Ifur dock, Neb. Wbaatt The first Knroll new! Please mail your reg
five evenings in M;:y from 8:00 p. m. juration to the registrar as soon as
to 10:00 p. m., r"d on Sunday frors ,, gibfe or by pi ore at your earliest
3:00 p m. to 3:00 p. m. convenience. H. R. Knoep, Regis-
Wnat c ourses are offered? exurse :
;.o. 1, "The study c;i me Pupil.
iText book to be used, "The Growth
of Christian Personality. "Thif
course will be taught by Bar. J. C.
White of Lincoln. Course No. 101,
i "The Life cf Christ. "Text to be
used. "The Life of Jesus."
Thi
: course will be tn crarc2 of Kev. j.
I A. Klein. Elmwood. Coarse No. 202, j
I "Story Telling in Religious Eda 1
ion." Mrs. Etta Warner, Li Ln
will toe the tearlier. Coarse No. 306,
"Materials and Methods oi' Vocation- !
al Guidance." Rev. Nennerg of
Murdock will teach this course.
Is this school fully accredited? Tea
I vtcia . i. wui t u ir i ra ii iiiTjii ut. tui 10 j
1 "'!! . . , . c , . 1 iterl fraVm TnlutMi'itirmal
CoUBcil of Religious Education.
Who is eligible to take a course in
his school? Any one who is more
:han sixteen years cf ago and who
is Interested in hariag more efficient
leathers in the Bible schools, and
at
Nehawka Auditorium
Parlor, Bed Rsosn
Saturday and Sunday
April 25th, 26th
'Buster'
Ksaton
AROTONE
xauanananLBnunnnnnN
a marvelous new POPLIN shirt for Spring
ARROW SANFORIZED-SHRUNK
GUARANTEED FOR PERMANENT FIT
Stylish colors blue, gray, tan, and green,
with attractive hair-line stripes each
with a perfect Arrow Collar attached.
See them in our Booth at the Legion Building
Wescott's
Carl So nde regge r
$153.42 the First
Year from $22
Investment
Edith Allen. Mc
Cracken County, Kan
sas, made this amount
last year from 600
Raspberry plants. Ton
can do as well.
Pleased Buyers
Tell the Story
of Our Service
If you could see
the hundreds of let
ters we have re
ceived from custom
era who are more
than pleased with
B O X Lt EI'. K' K
stock and service,
you would not hesi
tate one minute.
Street
tr;ir Murdock. Ne br.
A hand tooled handbag for mother
is a fitting gift for Mother's day and
one tb.it will be treasured for year?
See the large and select line at the
Bates Book & Gift Shop.
S-p-r-a-y
YOUR
Orchard and Garden?
WITH
Sherwin Williams
INSECTICIDES
Cleaner Frait
Less Scab
Oft
Less Rust
Fewer Culls
Thus Insuring Longer Life for
your Fruit and Shade Tree.
S. W. Arsenate of Lead
S. W. Dry Lime and Sul
phur S. W. PestToy
S. W. Fungi Bordo
S. W. Paris Green
FOR SALE
F Q- Frkke & Co.
Store
' 9 Wmhbh
IS HERE!
