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77,") PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL THURSDAY. APRIL 30 1931. Nehawka Department! Vrrphrtrd in the Irt'erest of rre People of Nehawkt and Surroundir ir Vicinity Epcially for the Journal Readers. Farmers and Horsemen If you are Interested In borne and laihiiiK colts thitt M'ttiftfi, load your man-- In .in it hi k and bring them to .What Via. 1 have 'wo good t 1 I t t t MKaMc rKi .i i 'i j' i i'''-. i KtullloitM, anil one extra good jack, ail tfood foal Kellers. Bring In two or t It r - at once, we can nerve you with out delay. We have a good plaSO to load unl unload. Kervlr. ft-f, IJ&OO for roll I ! i ml Win ii tun i ' 1". H o:-i-d of for any ran . M-r-vi i- f liKi-ornen due Im mediately. JULIUS REUHMAN Nehawka J : .x-k:.xx-:-w-:m-h'I t; ITa ilwui shipped two ears of Battle to ihe fouth Omaha market on Tuesday of I hi week. Phillip Ibiftman or PlSttSBSOOtll WfU a vlnltor In N'ehawka on ho, I Monday loolifiK aft-r btwlnctoi Bust ler In t he prodtu HttS W:iii i .1 SVundortteh aiii"i to Omaha on bfOUday of thin week where he went lo look nftM some natters f"i tba Nabawks batik. M I mm l.'.H TrOOp wan over In Out aha 1:1 v ' k win n she pnrtlelpatOi in tin . n id Herald spelling contest and wan able In win ff. Charles Chappetl baa been rather peorljf for Home Hme pant and has been kapl to the home, but la "i thtt in ii- mil.'- h 'Ii i . i ml abb- In be out umi around Milvlti Slinni wch building lol for hie young chlckena thai they innv bara Iba benafll ot the mnablna and wlii.i be kept wlllilli l.lliKe wh ii they Bjo i ui t " paal u ra Mr. '""i ,rf" ' " Troop arara ftBttlng In I'lal iHtimutb "it bull Mon day, ihev drfrlas over ! look Bflav Mime bttalnaaa m well uh vIhIMhk With ih.lr ril.'infH. John Hansen wan able lo bug an old wolf gnd four youiiR ontH Irtal t-U ami . 1 1 i ! i brought lhhj gOB tlaman $i" tot bin pan of ridding tin country of ttita apadoa i Bhtehon t btai i iIsmii WHIIh ami the fiMll.v were OTBT fren tbetr bntna juit in tba . .1 . nf Weeping Vntcr and v r InoMWg adtOI iLimo bulia3:i In bawka a. wall aa vtBltlna fu" a time wltb tbetr Btany fritndi here, i: Murdoob Btbd boa baan Hick fur mi Ioiik ii ii ft Iuih lirell kepi in hln inn ,, .in.) in,!, i raportod aa helm; lerarae 5 She t V T V Y Y Y Y Y X T Y Y Y t Y Y Y i Y v f V v Telephone 14 Take Advantage of Our Special Prices Friday and Saturday, May 1-2 May I mailt ihe I j. inning of a new policy in our business. We are going to op . . L on a CASH BASIS. Prices have bcn adjusted and we now offer you Foods yOU luiow niui like at unusually low prices. Here are a few examples of savings! Knmo Midf'rt Peas 2 Mid. SUe Cam 45c No 10 Broken Mice 8 Pineapple cr can ... I83c P I i hihouse Cleanser 3 I'm knrs for 11c 8 m:iit : i?.e Sea Foam q Soap Powder 0 pugs. tor. . 3L7c Huck Towels, Stzo 19x36 Inches io$ 25c v .. - . . 1 . i yotii piiivhases without the leasi sat rifue in the quality of nterchandise boy Adh tMttM'd prices are only a frac tion ot the values throughout our stoic. s SHELDON'S STORE Telephone 14 Established 1888 Nehawka, Nebr. ba up a good new to hlw many friend. Tbommi JeffeiHon Urendel, the .inirnv onroer, aim an excellent I young man ;nd (ia'h-r :. I Rat, wan called to Nehawka on Monday of thin ,v,-k where he had Nome business mat: i to look after. He was a I ho looking after c.im mat tern at Union. much belter and Ih able to portion of the time, which ; Albert Wolfe him been quite &ill t their home In N'ehawka for iiii" paot w?-k and while Mime hetter I!at Hi Is time, Ih hIIII reeling far from i her UKiial health. Her many friends are honing she may miun be out again and well. Frank Kehllctemeler, who ban been troubled wlili rheutriut ism for Home I time past and m severely that It wan with difficulty that he wits able to get about, 1m now feeling hitler and able to he about although he Ik hiIII having noun- twinges or the malady. Mr:i. Troy Kbrader and son. Uoh " (.!' or I'biitsmouth, in i ompanlcd by riUlllle ItoHen.rant.i, were guests for i .!, . . 'u . . at Hie BOOM or ;. Wonderllcb. h vl'ilt very Mr and Me. .John ..n ei.i.....i much. it o. Taylor and Pf eal Conning Inm were over to Kim Hill, the bin tOrlo BMMintillll aloilK the MinMiiirl rlvur near lloi k liliifTH. they driving i. .-r on I.ihI Mmt'lay afternoon to look after Hume bualneaH matlerH for a Hhurt ilui'- Kliner Hloll, Noble Oraiid OfBtOBf of I 0 O. !. or N' li.iwka, and one or the very enthipdiiMtlc worker!', with tWOBty of Ina flock, went oer to ATOea "ii Thuraday. not wit liHtand I UK tbB weather w.ih nut the hoHt, materially iihmIhI ed in making Hie meeting ih great mucihh Ii wiih Tograay Ifaoon gad aJbeffl Wot fa wi'i'i- over lo Nebraaku City lal week where liny went lo Identify tba h"dy of a drowned man, taken from Ihe liir .nil! foil fill lo lo he the bully "I the mlHHlng man of Nehawka, (Seorge Tall, and which w.'.h brought to Ne bawkfl tor iiiterm.nt. I,i- I'reanier ami mother, Mra. ". L Craamar and Minn Helen Craamar eari over to Plattemouth is Mon day BBd TtlBBday nttendlng their cane iiKaliiHt the Itev. Father Aglun. ebi '.it and tba car in which tba Ureuiner family wara riding. -oi tided Me vera I liioilthH alnce. A card fnin A. A McHevnoldH. who w.i i Halting lant week at HIIIh boro, OiegVtli writes that they arc liking it out there ami Hint they are making their ntay for the pre- in it tba i i ii r. MeConnoll. All tba i"ik- .it tba hfoOonnell borne al are enoying tbB vlalt. w. n. BoBdaMMgi ppBaliliinl of tba NUtrra Slate bank and who ha.-i BUI da .i n ' I i c- 1 "1 the h.'inklllg bualUllHH, buying a gBOd hank ami the lnt ic:l "i nil tba patrooa or tba hank alwaya in tba fore, was liinklur. after Hom' leelieIMI oiisnf?o ssa Macaroni, 7-oz. 5c PUg. ToLti Nu'. Oleomargarine Prios, per Poind 15c Br. Slice Pineapple Lint.c ftl , Site Cnn 23c j i . n,r Ra-tflea 0 av'' . t afvttiv aM 17c Coats Thread, Spool 4c 5 aoc : uccooo-r.30000000C loon's 3 J buinc!H uiutteiM in N'ehawka on Monday of thin week. Glen itutlege who liaa bj " enjoy ing a eaae of chicken pox, nerved hla time on lam Sunday ami wan rel : e'l from quarantine. While be wan oop eJ up he waa making garden and flhirig aa there was no danger of the garden or the llli aa to I lie catching li;- (ilHCillM (il'll ih Kh"l t' l- out again. Since the lire which devaHtatefl the home of Mr. and Mtm. Albert Prince bI arbleb time Mr. Piriaea ara taken with a very severe cold and from which he do"a not ne'Uii lo en tirely bally, being with difficult? abb- to look after the chorea, flea, bis son, was over during the early P'.rtlon of HiIh week aHHlstlng In tba retting the farm work caughi up which nt behind during the rainy weal her. Undergoes An Operation. Mrs. J. J. Pollard whh taken with a sudden and acnie attack of appeti- dlcltla on Iaa1 Sunday gad area bur lied tO the Covenant bOBgdteJ at Omaha wh'-re nhe umb rwent an op era t Ion on Monday and was reported hn ge'Hng along nicely She was nc eoBftpapted by the husband who re tiiaimd by bar during tba ordeal. H-ul Enjoyable Ball Game. The ball tossers of I'nlon and th y are lads who know the grime at that, were ovr to N'ekawkn on last Sun day and irleil the merlin of each team on tba Nebawkg park, with thf re suit that after B very nicely con I t est eil game, the score card showed Nehawka at. even dozen and I'nlon eraa. in Injured in the Game. while engaged Koli' il Hurto'i, Willie i tba rery Una game of baseball, be- I ween CTnlori and N'ehawka on last Sunday, received an Injury of bis left knee, willed made that gentle man limp quite a considerable even on M'inday. but he hopes to he ready for Hie game the coming Sunday. Acquires a New Car. Albert Wolfe, who hag been spurt ing a Model A coupe for pome time past and who has received excellent aOrrlcl frOBI that car. has J iis f trad ed ami Is to receive a I'lymouth eoupa Of the sport model, which will more easily accommodate three than tba OOa which he baa been driving. Will Sell For Cash. The hazard of business these, t lines when the depression lien mu hard on all enterprises. Is ihitinot rated In Hie fact that collections arc dllBault and In many cases Impossible, has bOOB the roaOOn that many firms have gOB on a cash basis. The one Just now to do so is the Sheldon depart AA AA t tore t f t i t y T T y y y Nehawka, Nebr. Jello. 3 Pkgs. for 1 19c I Q - 8 Waldorf Toilet Paper Price, per Roll 0 f t y y y y y y y y i t y y y Swansdown Cake Flour Lnie,!' Si.'.e rackinfc 29c Chase & Sanborn Dated Coffee Per lb. 38c Oilcloth, per Yard 31c t y y ? Ritx TheatreLOCAL NEWS Plattsmouth, Nebr. FRIDAY - SATURDAY rvlvn Krnt ctr,A T.nnii; Wnihpim SILVER HORDE Etes Bagcb'a migbtfoat drama of the Nortfilend. t;an Comedy. No. 4 ol Serial ami Nowa. 3 abowa sat. night, Adulta, 30f Children, 10c STrNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Wheeler & Woolsey (Cuckoc Boys) in Hook, Line and Sinker With UMBO hoys It must be 'good. lo not ml) i their best hit. Also Comedy, PablOSa News. Matinee (Sunday at ItSd)( l'i-2.'ic; Night prbes, 10-30e. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY K. Fianria and Chatles Bickfcrd in Franri3 and Charles Bickfcrd Passion Flower Free Linen to Ladies ment store, who will sell for cash gnd cash only, beginning with M: y 1st believing that It will he hetter to Hid I some lev. in volume and get I i he pav for l hau to run Hip hazard uf losing a percent of the sales after l I hey are made All business enter- Iprtaea Btuel recelre enough r! tiieir I gOOdB to buy more, lopay the over j head, taxes and other things, as well as tO make enough to live on, which would only put -lie linn out even. There Ih also the matter of the fu ture lo look alter and so a prolit must be marie. Seeing Sioux City, Iowa. On las Sunday. Mr. and Mr.. R. IJ. Wilson of CratBs where they are making their home, Min. Wilson be ing a daugh'er cf Mr. and Mrs. Btewart Bougb. eaflM to Nehawka wbora thoy rlalted for tba day at the Rough home, and on Monday morning Me t-rs Rough and Wilson deported for Btoug City, Iowa, where Mr. W'lson was cal'e to look after some bu 'nevs and was accompanied by Mr Rough, tbajr drlrlng. While they were uwav, James M. I'almer ! was looking alter the business at ! hi' K; rmers elevator. Visited at Auburn. .lames M. l'a'm'-r and the wife and daughter were kucsih for the day on last Sunday at Auburn where they .vent to spend the day and to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa M Dunbar, of that pla . M sdamo'-. I'almer and Dunbar being ulsters. A most pbasatr day was spent. Peter Opp Very Poorly. 1 in ie I'etei Opp. who Is near S;.' years of age, and who has been hav lag a hard tus.de with pneumonia, is still verv ill lit the home of bis son. John Opp. and is being Riven the very best of care fttid It Is hoped that In- may aoon be iible to net out again, though he is very seriously III at i hi- time. His daughter, Mrs. vv. t. Black of Omaha, v.a.- down to ! him as was also h.i son. II. I. I)p. of Lincoln. His condition is so grava that the visitors wee not allowed to see him or converse with the pat ient. He will In S2 years of age on May .'Ust. Neh-twka Well Represented. On last Thursday at the district meeting of tba different lodge eom poeing District seven of the state of Nebraska, met at Avoca. and were entertained hy the Avoca ledge, which was also visited by the other lodges of the district and the slate Unnid Secretary K. S. Davis. A very line program was had and many lOBBta were responded to. Albert An derson representing the Nehawka lodge while I'vrus Livingston repre sented I'ralrle Lodge No. 25. Louis t'arstens of Avoca lodge olliciated as tba toastinnsd r. The Av.ica h)dga put on the Initiatory degree and had three candidates. Carl Schrader as I Noble Grand, gave the lengthy . harge n a aopaib mnniier. abowlng that ha was mns er of the sltu.iitoit whei It came to ri'mlerin:'. thai portion of1 the work. Ilryon I. Clements also delivered a masterful exposition of Odd fellowship in the response to the toast which he bad been assigned. The Avoca lodgB were hOBtS at a m.tt; nitlc.nl dinner Which they served. Unite:l Bret hern in Christ. oit' Bngebretaon. pastor. OTTERBEIN CHURCH Church lllble school 10 a. m. Morning worship Berrloa 11 a. m. Vonng Peopie'a Christ iatv Bndea r Bieeta BI D, Mum ) home Friday j night. Prayer aieeUng at the Mason home In town Wednisdav night. Ladies aid Thursday j m, at the IJ, A Davis home Wc were sorry to have to postpone the food sale, but hecause of the rain land muddy roads ii ;is postponed to Saturday. May 2nd. from 2 to to f p. in. Among tb many good things which will be sold, fresh dressed I chicken win no doubt be the loading Item, t'ome and get vours. NEHAWKA CHURCH Bible church school l' u. m. Young People's CbrlSttSO Kudoavor .' : I" m. Evening worship set vice S t tu t IMease note change in time of eo til tig ssrirtcsg.) Prayer uniting Wcilnesduy night .it tba Mason home. Ladies Aid meets with Mm. H Bhomaker. Wednesday. Ma 6th. on Sunday, Mai 10th. ars win bars apae'.il Mother s Da services in nottt cnurebSS. Plan to come to church on that dSy In hOgor Of "Mother." Look ftir auncuncen.ent r.ext week. "Rleaaed he the God and Father ol oe.r Lord Jesus iMirlst, who hath blessed us with all spiritual bless ings in heavenly placefl in Christ. in whom mo have redemption through His bl.:o(. the forgneneaS of sins, according to the riches of His grace." Hob. 1 : 3. ad 7. from Moriday'f Ualiy Dr. E. J. Gillespie was at Ashland Sunday where he spent the day with Iuh mother and a sister who has been in1, poorly of late. i Mr anil Mrs .1 K ftnk of Omaha and Mr and Mrs Dlmr Honka of jjH ;,ijnt.s. Iowa, were visitors at the Jobn Rotter home. Anton Hajeck of Kedalia, MbMouii, ;well kjiown radio entertainer b. -.ere to enjoy a rlait with the reletiret and friends for a short time. Fred W. Mann and mother, M i. IW. H- Mann and ftfiaa Ada Lincoln were here Sunday Mann of to enjoy la visit for the afternoon with the old time friends and neighbor:;, Paul teolpbe, who i? one of the Instructors at the BoylBB busfneaa college at Omaha, v.as her.- over Sunday visiting with the home folks enjoying a ahorl outing. h . .....i f r..t. m rit ...g.,. , " , " """' : '"".,r ' ' . ; V i . a . . iifT'ril . riiiniiiiH iiitr wiiiiti av Long Beaebi California, have return ed home and are now located Bt the I family heme on South Sixth street. George Sayies, Jr., George Swatek, with K.-ank Giadoville, who la tak it:g apodal post graduate work at the ItJnireraity of Nebraska were here over Sunday to visit with the rela tl vs and friends. Mrs. Guy Miller of Winner, South Dakota, with her sister. Mis. Hoy Boyd of Montana, who were here Wttb their father following the death of their mother, Mrs. Fred Kuns pjonn. departed this morning for Winner and were accompanied by Mr. Kunaaaanfl who will remain at tba Miller heme for some time. Kr.tin TlMWW) ia.)iv Deputy Bherfff W. H. Young was it Lincoln today where he was called tO look after some matters of busl- ' i iess. Robert Bhrader of near Murray ; wa.- in the city for a short time to- j day looking after some matters of j busi m i . John Slander and wife of near. Mauley wrera In the city today for a i few hours vialting v.itlt relatives and friends and looking after some mat ten of business. Miss Alpha Peterson, county sup erintendent, was in Weeping Water tod. iv where she spent some time looking over the schools there and visiting with friends. From WednH'iKi rallv Frank F. Buttery of Omaha was in the lty for a few hours today at tending to some mattery of business and visiting with lriends. Karl Tcwle of Weeping Water was In the city today for a few hours visiting with his old time friend. Sheriff Bert Reed and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hoffman were visitors in Oruaha today where they spent b raw hours with their daugh ter, Mrs Charles HSney and family. Attorney Carl D. GettS and son, Charles, of Alvo, were here today for a short time attending to some mat ters of bin-in ess at the court house and visiting with the friends here. Mrs. V. ff, Long and son, Harry Long, with Mrs Robert Long and children, all "f S"UTn Bendj were bore Tuesday to spend a few hours attending to some matters of bust UBBa Bttd while here Mrs. Long called at ihe Journal to renew her sub script ion. ACCIDENT REPORT The accident report of the Nebras ka Tress Association for the Jl wo week period ending April 21st. ItSI, shows thai there werc2u cidents, with eleven dead Jured. ! motor and 241 ac-in- Of the id cars. 9 were were adults. vers caused pedest rains struck by small children and 17 Kight hit-and-run dri serious accidents. Six intoxicated drivers wire responsible lor acclilents in wlilco I persons were injured and One WBa killed. Pour i drivers failed to stop at "8TOP" signs land 7 persona were injured. l'.trt icipal ions in the various spring sports placed 1 ; persons OB j the accident casualty li.tt. Nine chil dren were hurt while playing at I SChOOL Most of the 47 other public injuries were caused by falls, j In two weeks. '" farmers were in I Jttred by farm anlmala; la were in jured thru the use of farm machin ery: 1 were bur; while cutting or sawing wood; S Buffered injuries thru falls ami 11 were injured by Other causes. Industrial accidents v c-rc respon sible for injuries as follows: Palls. 10: explosions, 4: falling or flying objects. 6: cuts. 3: power machin ery. 2: others 7. In the home, accidents resulted in the following injuries: Falls from elevations. 14: other falls. IS; burns. 11: power machinery. :! and niiscel- la neons cans.-. 1 2. During I I Waka Of 1931, 7 peo ple suffered turn amputations: 7 leg amputations and :D lots one or more fingers. Eight pei'so-is Buffered head fractures: ;t. spinal fractures; I. pelvic fractures and f, multiple frac- tttres. Eight parsons lost the sight of an eye and 7 suffered other dis abilities. ThN I at the r ue of 6 dis- abtllttaa week. I'ttusuil accldentt The burning tttb el '" elKttietle thrown away by one young man utruck another in the ays but Min the delicate eye mem- brana The stgbl iH ot bo im patred A wot Km ui alipptd from the roof v hilo aiding Iti repair work and fell Into u seething mass of hot tar. His condition is critical. A lady suffered a painful felon on finger Wblcb resulted from needle u ks sustained w hile quilting. FAMED KAISER GUNBOAT. ONCE 'THREAT.' FOR SALE Berlin. April l'7-.A relic of the old German imperial navy which one almost set. Kurope aflame has been announced for sale. It Is tbS gun boat Panther, which Kalasr Wlloslni sent to Agadir In 1911 g the time cf troubles in llOroocO, Hold Kimes Ganrsler for Lincoln Holdup Paul Martin Is Captured in Texa3 Accused of Killing; Oklahoma OiScei Last of Gang : J : HendorsOU, Tax., April 27. Re putgd to be the only member of the notorious Ki!.;es-Terrell bar I of out- laws stiil at freedom. Pad Marti: win hnn been widely soughi r j sou i li west, wag under arrest here I night. Martin, wanted for guaatloniBg i DonuectioB with mbbmbrmbi majo: rime.'., wru; said by ofSeers to be de sir i particularly for alleged impli cation In the one million dolli- rob bery of the Lincoln National fliitk and Trust company tt Lincoln, Neb. The Instil ut Ion was looted by - :nig jof men September 17, l'J''n. j Bd Davii. said tO be a t; Bg I Com pen ion of Martin, was nr- i ed t lute today in a houre near T up. jTex., after MgHfn and Mre. ! Ha .were arrested lat night at a Len- deraon tourist c.-:mp. Davis Wt;s surruise-l by a gr Bp of lienderson officers who rushc 1 the bouse and kicked In the door. Davis threw up bis hands and surrc !"red. D. vi baa been charged with the ; murder of J. K. Hill, Mar low. Okla., constable. Martin today, was charged with th; killing of W. J. McAnally, chief r police at Degga, f)kia Me AaaUy Braa -l-An daring the robbery Of two banks there in 1927. Officer also want to Question Mar tin in connection with the robbery of B bank at Jet. Okla., also in 1927. M. tt and George Kimes. and Raj Terrell, reputed leaders of the bandit gang, are now serving long prison terms for a series of bank robberies and killings. Others of the band have been Imprisoned or slain. K rly this month, Oklahoma and Nebraska officers searched in vain for Martin at Tyler. Tex. World-Herald. Each Person Gives $9.26 to Run the Stale Figure Basel on 1929 Government Cost of $12.674.000 Taxes Bring 39 Percent Cost of Nebraska government on the basis of the 1929 estimated popu lation of the state 1,368.000 was it.se per capita, financial statistics (for the state announced Monday by i the bureau of census at Washington ' reveal. The Statistics, compiled by Don jjild W. Smith, chief deputy auditor. ; cover the fiscal period ending June 30. 1929, and place payments for 'operation and maintenance of the general departBSOata of Nebraska at '$12,074,309, or the $9.2fi per capita I figure. This includes $1. 36P.lt! 3 ap i portionments for education to the minor civil divisions or the state. In 192S the comparative per capita cost for operation and maintenance Of the general departments was ! $9.02 and in 1917. $3.86, the cen jsus report showed, i The interest on debt in 1929 I amounted to $2.7 IS. and outlays for j permanent improvements $4.733.-j 1717. The total payments, therefore, j j for operation and maintenance of the j genera! departments, interest, and Outlays were $17,410,7 14. The to tals include all payment- for the year, whether made rr ri ii.nem revenues or from proceeds n noau is- sues. Total revenue receipts were $19. 76,600, or $14.60 per capita. This was $7,299,573 more than the total payments of the year, exclusive of the payments for permanent imrrove ments, and t,56S,866 mora than Hip toal payments including those for permanent improvements. Thl ex cess of revenue receipts i refected in purchase of In treatments and in creased cash balances, t be report said. Property and special taxes repre sented "9.7 percent of the total rev enue for 1929. the census report Bald. 'IINIiESOTA BANK IS KOBBED Morton, bftaa fwo wore oveialls and c iv-ed sten while who tbey i worked, held up the tMimers i.ue bank here and obtained Approximate ly $5,000. The to- -! lour pel-sons to lie on the fhoi I lbs robbery and then ordered theut into a vault before the lied V. V. Mahltim. cashier, and Ulc-i' .l.-v.ungs. mail carrier, were in the B tab When the robbers entered, end Fred Neitr.el. a patron, walked In dtuiui the holdup. A safety cetch kept '.to- victims from being locked lo the vault and they notified BUthorltlea M SBOU as the men had left. CONFESSION (r A KILLING .-?.iii Antonio The San asvtonlo I,ight says Albert.- .' tu Iu-k. twenty, held at Nemo Laredo, Mexico, con fessed to newspapermen that he slew Kdna Merle Springer, eleven, found stabbed to death Wednesday near here. Kxtriwllt Ion proceed in;s for Sanchez have become tangled In technicalities, with Mexico usserl ing its right of protecting Sureties because he Is ,i citiic;: ol the - ctuh am republic. District Attornev YmIIn of Laredo, who entered the cime Saturday, in.'.i rated Suiulu lh.il et ruilttloH WOUld have to be egeeted thru I lit nut oul got ei 'omenta sf tsfs aonntrisa ( til ett (be llntr HooK A Otft iboy rttul look Pr. (lie IbS ltii of fai. . box Cindj foi Mot hat dl, le Poultry Wanted Pouitry markets are all lower and bottom not yet reached. But, we will pay you Friday and Saturd'y May 1st and 2nd NOT LESS THAN Hfen, all sizes, lb. . 14c Leghorn Hens, lb. . . 12c Roosters, ail sizes . . Cash or Trade in Any Part of the Store U: lead Poultry at our Wat eh Door located on our own Free Ps ing lot just across alley south from the rear entrance to our stois Soennichsen's Store Plattsmouth, Phone 42 Finance Measure May be Out for Passage Today Hcuse Group Seeking to Force the Issue Quickly Seek Ad journment. Lincoln, every effort bers of the Neb., April 27. That was being made by men -house and senate coatCr- ence committees on the general ap propriation bill to prepare a report for submission to the legislature Tuesday, was evident Monday night. Members of the two groups met jdurini? the afternoon session. Was! Ibooh place was not revealed by the I six legislators. It was known, however, that sev jeral members of the committee, irk jed at the delay in reaching an agree iment. are ready to force the issue if necessary. This feeling was further accentu ated by petitions signed today by 5:. bouse members demanding a report ; by t p. m. Those signing, however. were willing to grant a concession until Tuesday when the matter would he brought up again if a .-report was not forthcoming. Members of the house were sign ing up late today a declaration of pur pose to adjourn at noon Wednesday. The signers said the move was at the leadership of Representative J S. Steele (rep.) of Kimball. Those signing the declaration ask that final adjournment be set for not later than noon Wednesday, and that the sen ate be asked to concur. Senator H. G. Wellensiek (rep.) of Grand Island, chairman of the upper house committee on fixing a time for adjournment, met with Representa tive George W. O'Malley tdein.) of Greeley, chairman of the house group, but no definite action was taken Both were reported to have agreed upon fixing the time at Wednesday noon. They deferred reporting or callinn B formal meeting of the two commit tees, it was said, to give the confer ence committees a chance to reach jthe legislature Tuesday with somi ' sort of a finance program. World Hat Bldt PLAN TO EXPAND FISH KATCHEBY Crawfortl. April 27 Pians to d velop the federal fisherv here int . t-.e o: t ho largest nnd most impc; , taut in the middle west have been I outlined by Henry O'Malley. eommi IsioneT, and O. C. Learh. chief of the division of fish culture, j The Crawlord station, only fed eral hatchery in Nebraska, bis ha ed approximately 1.000.000 brook, rainbow and Loch Ieven trout thi- Iwiater and, accordlnsj to Mr. O'Msl- b y. will be developed soon to produce enough b.-uss to stock the lakes of Nebraska and adjoining states. It is also planned to produce trout eggs for hatching here and at other federal stations in the too I plant's nursery ponds on the Fort Rubinson military reservation. Pre- i r.siy tne eggs hatched here ha been shipped in. Completion and ex tension development of Orable dam. west of here, for use as a aafursl bii. s sp i w ing .,-ul htitehi 11 1? run ij looked for in the near Tuture. Congressman Robert (. Simmons helper to establish the hatchery in northwest Nebraska several vea- ago. H. A. Cokely also helped devel op tl.e hatchery. RITES HELD FOR PFANDER. PAGE COUNTY ASSESSOR Clariada, la., April 24. Funeral i"iv were held Thursday for Iom ; 'i v. Pf.tr. dm, Tage county an NSan i gnd greenhouse owner here. ho diil aflar a lingering nines.