THURSDAY, rEBPvTTAHY 1, 1934.
PLATTS1I0UTE SEKI - WXEEXY JOURNAL
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Murray Hardware
COMPANY
will Oil Your Harness
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SWEET CLOVER SEED
We are selling White Blossom Sweet
C!cv:r Seed at from $3.25 to $3.40
We Imve the seed and can furnish it
v. hen you want it. We take your
Theo Earkus i-iirv.ii2.jLd a piano this
week.
James .Smith was a Sunday visitor
at the home o" P.ay Chrisswisser.
Mrs. C. D. Spangler end son,
Everett were in Nebraska City Satur
day. The CAVA workers are putting in
a cistern at the Lewiston Community
rc?.ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gayer were ' order now tmd hold it until you want
in attendance at the dance at Murray
Saturday evening.
C. D. Spongier, Glen Boedeker,
Everett Spangler and Frank Scott
attended the rale at Syracuse Wed
nesday. Mrs. Curtis Farris and little son,
Bobbie, are guests ur iuc remainder
cf the week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Townsend of
Plattsmouth were visiting with a
number of their many friends in
Murray on last Friday.
Charles Petersen, the barber, war
a visiter in Louisville fcr the vet k
end and last Sunday and was guest
ol the parents lor the day.
Charhs I.I. Read was a visiter ir.
Piattsmcuth cn Tuesday of this week,
called there to look r.lor some Luii
ness matter; lor a short time.
Business called Charles V. Ear rows
it. We require 1 a bushel deposit.
These Prices will be
Higher Later
Murray Hardware So
Murray, Nebr.
Recognition
Spurs Soviet
to Pay Debt
curing some oak flooring which he
is having placed in their country
hone and otherwise improving the
homo.
Eiddie Very Sick.
Little Martina fcpon r, the two
year eld daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Sparer, was taken ve:y se
verely ill on last Saturday and has
!u:on having a raging i'ever since, the
temperature running up to 103. Ev
d; thing is being done for the little
Dscision by President on American
Trade Policy Said to Ee the
Only Necessary Step.
Washington, Jan. 2S. The har
monizing influence of recognition has
aided negotiations toward the settle
ment of the lC-ycar-old Russian debt
question until a definite understand
ing may be reached soon, some ob
servers foreseeing it within a month.
Involved are the 300 to 400 mil
lion dollars in Russian debts due this
country and Soviet counter claims be
cause of American participation in
the- Siberian expedition. Then, too,
there are private claims which citi
zens of this country have put forward.
The parleys have progressed until
it was said in authoritative circles
Lost 20 Lbs. cf Fat
in Just 4 Weeks
Mrs. Mae West, of St. Louis, Mo.,
writes: "I'm enly 2S years old and
weighed 170 lbs. until taking one
bes of your Kruschen Salts just 4
weeks ago. I now weigh 150 lbs. 1
also have more energy and further
more I've never had a hungry mo
ment." Fat f'lks should take one half
teaspoenful of Krus. hen Salts in a
glass of hot water every morning be
fore breakfast an S5 sent bottle
j lasts 4 weeks you can pet Kruschen
i it V C. TVirl.'O r Co.. nr jjrv 1rnn-
store in America. If not jr.yfuily sat-j
Schuyler Man
Slain, Verdict of
X-Ray Probej
Reveals Pistol Bnllet Passed Through
Heart of Bachelor Believed
Burned to Death.
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Schuyler, Jan. GO. County Attor- j
ney L. F. Otradovsky Tuesday nrht H
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said he Avas convinced William Hen
esh, 40-year-old Schuyler bachelor
isneu alter tne urst uottle money i
back. fl, inS
was murueru ant not uurneu to aeatn
fin his automobile as was first sup-i
-posed.
COLOSAD0 CWA LiiiiliSED ' x"rE' Photographs taken late,tt
Tuesday revealed a pistol bullet pass- j
Washington. Harry l. Hopkins, cd through the heart and lodged near j
civil works administrator, discharged , Hie spine, Otradovsky said. A cor
the Colorado civil work- administra- cr s jury convened Tuesday after
tor, Herbert Fairall. and tho entire
Colorado civil works commission. He
appointed C. D. Shav ver to be civil
wo:'ks administrator in Colorado.
noon, but after viewing the body and
the charred automobile, adjourned
subject to call.
The county attorney said he plan-
Dne that she may be lestored to her
to Nebraska City on lat Monday and! l'o::.Hr good health and that she may
again on Tuesday he hr.d to gj to, be- as comfortable as possible during
Cmaha to look after some Lusi.cr i h-r illness.
Dr. G. II. Ciimore and to::. Jrhr.
Mrj. Heckles Very Poorly.
With Miss Bertha Xickles at Om
.l:a where she is receiving treatment
:'or her health, and all her frinds
pleased that she is making good im
provement, the mother, Mrs. Mary
Xickles at home was taken with an
attack cf shingles which has given
this excellent woman much suffering,
li is hoped that she may soon b well
again.
of Lincoln, were visiting and look
ing after some business matters in
Murray and vLir.iiy on Ie.rt Satur
day. Van Allen, whose care was dam
aged some time ago has the wagon
in good condition and is able to go
to and come from his work now v. ith
out having to walk.
J. H. Faris. who has been ill for
several months and while he is much
better at this time i still not en
tirely restored to his former good
health. Ke makes frequent trips to
Flattsmouth for treatment by a phy
sician there.
.Frank Rhodcn of Mauley and Ne
hawka was a visitor in Murray on
Monday of this week and was look
ing after some business matters for
a short time and as well meeting with
Lis many friends.
Word has been received that Miss
Chloe Tanner of Yuma, Colo., vhoj gaged in working on a vacuum tank
fell a year ago and broke her lag is j it exploded with the result that the
in Denver for hospital care. Miss; genial mechanic received a very se-
Bunday that a decision by Presidnt i Shawver will operate without an as-j
Roosevelt on American trade policy
! might be about all that is necessary
i before an announcement.
Subjects Aie Interlaced.
Debt settlement, credits to Rus
sia, foreign trade policy, and closely
i elated subjects are so interlaced at
present that President Roosevelt
must pull the proper string before
the skein can be untangled.
President Roosevelt has under con
sideration two reports which have a
bearing on future trade policies. Once
from the foreign trade policy commit
tee, made up of experts from the var-
?jp.ed to make a renewed and extensive
sicuant commission. The Colorado' et ligation uuure caning me j un
civil works herds were discharged for I h-cI: in session. He conferred Tues
rppveving a project f auditing the!d' Jonn Hen esh of Fremont,
books of the city of D.nver. One of I brother of the victim, who urged
the members cf the commission ! Otradovsky to check on possible foul
Ralph Mayo, Hopkin- said, was em-i May.
ployed by the city to supervise thej Hcnesh was found dead in his
project and is receiving a tree f rom i burning coupe on the highway seven
5aK UW I m M if- 4 LI vC
To buy, improve or build
a Home, resources are now
made ava ilable for use of
our members by our mem
bership in
Federal Home Loan Bank
Monthly payment Build
ing and Loan plan un
changed, with easy month
ly payment and low in
terest rate.
Sec Us cr Home Loans.
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EUTGFISH BACK TO L-UTIES
New Orleans. Departing quietly
by train. Senator Kuey Long was cn
route to Washington to resume his
miles north of here Sunday night by
two farmers living nearby. They said
they were attracted to the car by the
fire, and upon finding Hencsh dead
notified authorities
In the car Otradovskv found the
WYATT EASP IS EETUENIKG
Wellington, X. Z. With her iron
work rusted and her copper sheath
ing scaned by ice floes, the steamer
Wyatt Earp arrived from Little Am-
with the Lincoln Ellsworth
ious government branches, contains! senatorial work while his aides car-
findings on general policy and tariffs.
jarrel of a small bore shotgun, but erica
all inflammable parts of the interior ! south polar expeedition. Referring to
JOINS OMAHA FCA OrPICE
Omaha. Ralph S. Pyre has hit
the Regional Agricultural crrporation
here to join the fore; cf L. Oscar
Challman, general agent of the eighth
dist:ict, faun credit administration.
He is Chailiaan's first appointee.
Whether Pryce will assume one of
Lifts Geld Embargo.
ried on his political battle- against;
the old regulars of Mayor Walmsley,
who last Tuesday defeated Long's
candidate in the city mayoralty pri
rnarv. Lena had nothing to sav about
of the car were consumed. Friends tlie accident which resulted in crip-, the four executive positions still to
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Faris enter-j
lained at their home on last Sunday
where they were host and hostess to
a number cf their friends and rela
tives for the day and dinner. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. V.
S. Copenhaver and family of Union.
The other, from George X. Pcek.i
former agricultural adjustment ad
mir.istratcr, is understood to pro- a conference here Saturday in the
pose the establishment of a foreign 'enatm-'r, hotel suitein which-he and
trade export corporation, which lThic J- Burke. . old r.iar leader of
would have power to authorize or! the fust ward, participated. Eurke.
recommend foreign credit extension.
Vacuum Tank Explosion.
While Andre D. Bakke was en-
who was criticized by Long in his
mayoralty campaign speeches, des
cribed the interview as "strictly personal."
AID TO VETERANS' BENEFITS
Tanner is a sister of Mrs. Wm. Troop
and well known here.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Davis were severe.
over to Murdoch on last Sunday where
they were gueses at the home cf Mr.
and Mrs. John Eppings and where
they e-r. joyed the day pleasantly and
a very line dinner as well.
At Potter. Nebr., every house was
rented and many turned away. The
citizens were planning to build more,
0 goes the statement. Murray seems
to be in a similar condition from the
inquiries for houses for the first of
March.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sporter enter
tained fcr the family on last Sunday,
there being at the very fine dinner
which was served their son, Charles
Fporer and Chester sporer and fam
ily. Martin Sporer and family were
kept away by the little daughter
Martina, being very ill.
J. A. Scotten. better known as
vere burn cn his faet. It was for
tunate thr.t the injury was not more
Will Furnish the !nsic.
At South Omaha on February ICth
there is to be a silver wedding an
niversary which marks the 25th wed
ding anniversary cf Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Anderson. The Lewiston
The treasury, by lifting the em
bargo on Russian gold, barred since
191:0 because of the question of legal
ownership, has made it possible for
Russia to use- a portion of its 50 mil
lion dollar annual production for pur
chases in this c ountry. . aennigton. An adequate iria:
The treasury also has lifted thej fcr the new regulations adding 21
ban cn Russian pulpwood and j million dollars to vc trans' benefits
matches, previously ba:red on charges' rather than the passage of new leg-
of Heneeh told authorities the Sehuy- Phing the expedition. Ellsworth said
ler light plant fireman often carried i "the blow fell suddenly." "In an
large sums of currency with him. hour or two," he said, "we would have
He had taken Miss Catherine Von-jb-n in the air and the disaster would
dra of Schuyler, rural school teacher, j -ave been averted, but in fifteen min
nine miles north of here, to her utes five miles of barrier ice crump
bearding house and was en route hack I and wo were unable to take off.
home. She told authorities he was in It was the bitterest moment in my
the best of spirits when he started I hfe, coming so near to success and
the return trip. Miss Vondra was a! having it snatched fiom us at the
neighbor of Henesh and he had been
in the habit of taking her to the
country on Sunday nights.
Otradovsky said the bullet which
killed Henesh was from a .38 or .4i3
caliber revolver.
FUEIyIEE faxlly is hopeful
cf convict labor production and dumping.
SHOUT ZOUES to solve all
Indiauapolis. In shorter working
hours and better wages lies the sal
vation cf all the people of America,
declared Miss Frances Perkins, secre
tary of labor, in addressing the con
vention cf the United Mine Workers
cf America.
The cabinet member explained that
islaticn was advocated by Adminis
trator Hines of vfrvrans' affairs.
Testifying on tlie Acrrictn Legion's
program and ether amendments pro- j
posing to liberalize the economy pro- i
visions of the independent off ices bill.!
Hines told a senate appropriations!
subcommittee that -4SG.1J2G veterans'
! fin A rlon.in'lcntc ) a r titon frnm !
. . . . . . V.V i 1 t . . . - I I V 11 L 1. .1 1. 1 Wl.l
the compensation rolls between Junej
CO and Oct. 31, 19C3, but that liber-j
alizing regulations isrued since wcrel
"sound and should be continued.'
St. Paul. A new attitude of opti
mism lervaded the Bremer family as
they remained alert for word from
the kidnapers of Ed vard G. Bremer.
Walter Ma gee, friend of Bremer, who
received the first ransom note within
a few hours of the missing banker's
last minute."
The accident Ellsworth referred to
crippled the airplane when a crack
in the ice let the undercarriage down
and damaged the wings.
D0LLFUS3 PEAKS INVASION
Vienna. Chancellor Dpllfui:
voiced a ringing eleventh hour ap
peal to Austrian peasants to rails
around him and beat back an immin
ent "general offensive" of nezls.
Speaking to 200 leaders of the lower
Austrian peasants' league, the chan
cellor warned them that trouble was
brewing on the nazi front on oil
band under the direction of James j the income of the tanners and the
Smith, will furnish the music. The j v- ages of industrial wor hers represent
celebration will be held in a hall the great bull: of the buying power of
the nation. Durir.g the depression
which lias been secured for the occasion.
she said, this buying power was re
duced approximately 12 biliions. This
A Birthdav Surprise ic:'n onlJ' f-'e recovered, Miss Cerkins
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. James ! said, thru better wages and shorter!
Tigner on Saturday night. Jan. 26, j working hours so that the wages will j
came a number of 40 to help cele- hs spread among a greater number of !
brate Mr. Tigncr's 59th birthday an-; People.
seizure, also hinted fresh develop
ments in were imminent possibility. I abcut Jan. 20.. an(1 crpcaied to them
to risk life axed limb in the defense
cf the homeland. He demanded also
be filled in the genearl agent's stall
was not revealed. At present he is
serving as special aeeistant to Chall
man. With Mr. Ch-.ilman in Wash
ington, Pryce is in charge of the gen
eral agent's office. Offices of the gen
eral counsel, personnel director, field
director and comptroller on the gen
eral agent's staff are still unfilled.
Appointment of a personnel direc
tor is awaited by political watchmen
with interest, for the personni 1 di
rector wiil handle the hiring and fir
ing fcr the four banks of the FCA
here. Two men mentioned for the
personnel job aie John Byrne, prce
tnt personnel man for the RACC and
a Mullen selection, and Clarence L.
Owen, assistant cashier of the Stock
yards Xational bank.
HITCHCOCK IS HOLDING OwK
PUBLIC -AUCHQN&i
"I am optimistic." said Magee
"that we will hear something within
the leckt few days. The appeals of
! Adoiph Bremer (father of the miss
ing man) and assurance that the
nsom is ready tor payment to tne
oon as authentic word is re-
cught to bring some results
soon.
As I have decided to quit farming.
I will sell at Public Auction on the
Ada Ferris farm 2! miles east and
1 Vs miles south of Murray, Nebraska,
on
Friday, Feter. 9th
PLANE FALLS INTO OCEAN
Kitty Hawk, X. C. George H.
Tomkin, Norfolk, Va., pilot, and
Leewellyn Harris, an injured passen-
Leginning at 10:30 o'clock a. m.. ?er v.ere rescured from the surf near
nnersary, and sure was a complete,' une ci tne most Heated sessions of v 'cn l.men perieo at noon n uie(,!f..e after their plane had nose dived
All came with well filled' the convention developed when an ?,"L' mine;-, n'- iu:ioWiuS ce
intt -n ,,.i ... (1, j.uiw.i prewnj, w-wn:
4 Head Horses and Mules
One smooth month team of mares
rurprise
baskets of good things to cat and at j attempt was made to change the
'Odd" is finishing the new residence ' the midnight hour Mrs. Tigner served United Mine Workers' constitution so
into the ocean. The lookout at Paul
Gamiel's hill station saw the plane
distress and notified Captain
in
of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Barrows at the! a bounteous supper to all which was Ins to permit its members to join the
Hi-Way Cafe. When tlie place is fin-
:h enjoyed. The main feature of
f-ommunist party.
CA73 CONGRESSMEN L03EY
ished this will put Mr. and Mrs. Bar-j the evening was dancing, music be
rows at home and thr-y will rot bejir.fr furnished by the Ealthozar bro
compellcd to go to arid from theiri there of Mynard. Aiso card games of
work and heme. This will make it j all kinds were played. All stayed
much more convenient. ui;m a very late nour wnen iney sail', a as "hypocritical" anv leedla
Messrs. George E. Xickles and! departed wishing Mr. Tigner manyjtion which would bar department of
Glen Todd were over to Omaha on ! more happy birthdays and also Mrs. ficials and members of nartv national
black and brown, wt. 2.S00 His.; one j Snow, who started with a coast guard
smooth mouth spun of Mcllv mules,
wt. 2,4 50 lbs.
7 Head of Catlle
One Jersey cow; three red cows:
crew for the scene. They arrived just
as the plane struck the water and
Surf man Beach am plunged in to res
cue Harris. Captain Snow and others
that they help cdush "the menace o
Marxism." The peasants responded
with a vigorous resolution of loyalty
to Dollfuss. Dollfuss declared that
Hitlerites were preparing a mam
moth offensive. The fascist Heim
wehr lined up with Dollfuss against
the nazis.
Washington. Gilbert M. Hitch
cock's physician reported the condi
tion of the former senator was "un
changed." Earlier in the day the
physician had said the Xebraskaii
was seriously ill. but "holding his
own."
FIREMEN 0VEHC0IIE
Peo:ia. Twenty men were over
come by smoke and extreme cold
fighting a fire which swept thru two
Moors of the partially constructed
brewery of the Premier-Pabst corporation.
Washington. Senator Byrnes as- j ?ne "''f5 , "l"" n'ilk; cPe of the crew rescued Tomkin and later
... , . , jersey and Red Poil heiier, C months
(ciir and 0avmer
. . . PAJAMAS AND NIGHT GOWNS
Cualbvu
last Monday where they v. ere called , Tigner for h er royal hospitality and
to look after some business matters. j entertainment.
Allen V.". Lccnard was a visitor inj
Murrey on last Tuesday and was re- j ErTed Fine Gathcurjtr.
committees from lobbying for the ap
propriation of government funds, and
rid
Old
one rcan ball calf, C months ' thc Pne
Two Hampshire gilts (bred).
Farm Machinery, etc.
One John Deere 2-row cultivator;
TPJED TO TUNNEL INTO BANK
Holbrook. Ariz. Dillworth Sump-
yet would not apply to members ofior,e & riding lister; one John j terf socialist candidate last fall for
congress. He approved the president's
! On Wednesday of this week the. desire to restrict the activities of per
" , ;I-lics' Aid society of the Christian j sons supposedly able to influence gov
LOSS I O'JF DraKeS VVOriv, cnurca of Murray held an all day crnmcntal action because of
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their
The efficer docs not say: Does your meeting at tne ctiurcn wiiere tneyi connections, but asserted "there is
brake ' work?" lis says: "Von did not : looked after the business coming be- more danger in the political influence
ttcp, but ran over the little girl." for the organization and as well en- exerted bv a live consrrr-tinn th.-n
joyt.d a most pleasant day and fine in the influence attempted to b exert
ed by a politically dead congress-
Ilcvr Ab-nt Your Erakcs?
Better drive ir ai;d have them tested dinner with their friends, the mem
than to put it off until something , fce:r C)f tj:e Ladies' Aid of the Chris
l as happened, nave tne entire car
checked over. Better safe than sorry.
muRRAY garage:
A. D. EAKHE, Prcpr.
Clover Seed
White DIcsscin Sweet Clover
3.20 per Bushel
(Bags Included)
FREDERICK SEED CO.
Highest llaxket Prices Paid for Grain
Ccme In tnd Get Acquainted
Farmers Elevsfcr.Qo.
A. J. Wielcman, llazaer
tian church of Plattsmouth. A very
man.
During the day a senate judiciary
Err'reprrate program was had as well, subcommittee considered the advis
All enjoyed the gathering, and the' ability cf drafting a general "anti-
iadier- cf Murray extend a cordial wel
come for another meeting iu the near
future.
T2AYLCR IN DANGER ZONE
Chicago. Melvin A. Traylor, presi
dent cf the First Xational bank cf
Chicago, who is suffering from pneu
monia, developed a heart weakness
lobbying" bill, to cover the purposes
of a number of specific measures
which have been introduced recently.
Deere disc. 16-10; one Emerson Go-
Arizona's congressional seat, wa:
was attemptin;
bank.
IIANING JURY IS DISCHARGED
Kansas City, Kas. Faiiinr to
reach a verdict after three days of
obliteration, the jury in the case of
'srr.c Haning, Lincoln, Xeb., accused
Saturday night that "places him in I of anon, was discharged by Judge
the danger zone." Dr. W. R. CuD- Fischer late in the day. Countv At-
bins caid he waf seriously alarmed at
the development of cardiac weakness
which places the stricken banker
again in danger.
torney White announced Haning
woald be retried at the March term
of ccurt. He was charged with hav
ing attempted to burn a house he
Journal Want-Ads gel results! w'r-ed here for 52,000 insurance.
AE3IY AIE PLAN IS DRAFTED
Devil r one 2-row stalk ci'ittpr: one
H-sertion harrow; one IHC Cloverleaf ' "iven a sP?ntJed sentence of a year
manure spreader: three sets of work 'and a day in state prison, by Superior
harness; one IHC endgate seeder ; j Judge Sawyer, for attempting Sunday
one John Deere corn elevator, com-to nter the First Xational Bank of
plete: ore John Deere gang Mow;j Sumpter, who said he
one Rock Lslnrd stirring plow; one; '
Deering mower; one Peter Sehuettler j sou"nt money to care for his invalid
wagon; cue hay rack and running mother, pleaded guilty to burglary in
gear; one wagon box; one grass seed the first degree, and was released
attachment for drill; one Rock Island j rom CU3tody. He WSL3 captured by a
jack; one S5-galIcn butchering ket- Patrolman early Sunday, who said he
tie: one vise: one ret tans end dies: was attempting to tunnel into tbc
one Queen brooder store, 1,000 chick
size; ore IHC Primrose cream separa
tor: one tank heater; one roll slat
cribbing; one John Deere l-ho!e corn
Fheller; one dirt flip; one bushel of
Crimm alfalfa seed; some St. Charles
white seed ccrn; some hay in mow;
50 hedge posts: two steel gates, 14
find 12 foot; .1C0 board feet of fir
flooring; some pullets and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale
All sums of ?25.00 and under,
cash. On gums over that amount a
credit cf six months may be arranged
with the Clerk of sale. Xo property
to be removed until settled for.
Kenneth Fesris,
Owner, i
REX YOUNG. Auctioneer
W. G. EOTTDEKER, Clerk
Washington. A new five year ex
pansion program for the army aii
corps providing fo rincreased flying
personnel, airplanes and equipment
involving an expenditure of 118 mil
lions is beins ' drafted by Chairman
McSwain of the house military com
mittee. McSwain eaid it would call for an
increase up to 3,000 in planes fit fcr
wartime service, an increase in offi-
! ccr personnel from 1,250 to 2,450 and
an increase of about 4,500 iu enlisted
personnel.
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Yes ! . . . you can be pretty
and practical at the same
time . . . thanks to Mun-
singwear. The new Balbn'ggan gowns and pajamas will keep you
snug and warm on the coldest nights. And besides fulfilling this
noble purpose in life . . . they have a world of stylo! We have a
number of dashing one and two-piece pajamas . . . some cf the
dearest gowns . . . and . . . But why not come in and take a look?
Munsingwear Balbriggans were made to be worn . . '. nor talked
about. Although they are the topic of conversation with smart
women.
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