page rora
Selected as
Cass County C.
M. T. C. Officer
J. A. Capwell of This City Will Hare
Charge of Directions of Work of
Enlistment This Year.
?iYAirr.S QUICK TEIP
J. A. Caput;, of this city, who la
an officer la the reserve corpa of the
army, has teen notified of bis ap
pointment as head of the Citizen
Military Training Camp of Caso coun
ty, in which capacity be has served
for the paet severs! years.
Mr. Capwell states that this year
Cass county will he iwited to four
candidates to the camp at Kort
Croon-, a much lower quota than for
xnerly allowed.
i ne camp has attracted a great
deal of intereHt here each year and
Cass county has teen well represent
ed in the groups that for thirty days
live the life of the soldier in drills.
I-hyeical exercises and training.
Mr. Capwell states that no more
spplicatlcns will be received after
March 4th as the email quota is
easily filled and applications are be
ing xeceived.
Every penny spent for advertis
ing will yield a big return.
Mrs. Clare DoTey Brown and her
aunt, Mrs. W. C. Morrow, who were
called here by the death of Mits Car
rie Adams, made a fait trip from
their home at Cleveland. Ohio, to this
city. The ladies left Cleveland at 2
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon and ar
rive! here at the heme of Mrs.
Crown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Dovey at 2 o'clock Thursday morn
ing. The traveling was not eo good
as the roads were suffering from the
effects of rains and snows.
The ladies are expecting to start
back . to their homes Sunday after
noon if the weather conditions chow
improvement.
PXATTSlfOITTH SOU - wvvvt v JOUSffAJ,
KOffDAY, ITBETJARY 12, 15
James Robertson
Selected Alternate
to Annapolis
Popular Plattsmouth Young Wan Se
lected by Congressman Luckey
as One of Candidates.
EETUBKS TO CUBA
Miss Mayola D. Propst, former
Plattsmouth resident, who is employ
ed in the National City bank of New-
York at their Havana. Cuba, branch.
baa returned to her work after spend-
az a month at Lake Worth, Florida.
She has been visiting with her fath
er, Robert L. Propst, tvfco has made
his home there for a number cf years
and was also guest at the home of
Mr. and Mre. Dwigbt A. Propst and
Ir. and Mrs. E. E. Green. Jr. The
many friends of this pioneer family
will be interested in learning that
they are all doing nicely In their
southern home.
some SAVINGS vou'H want on
foods for the mid-week but for that matter you'll find
Savings every day at Hinky-Dinky.
Glenn Valley
CATSUP
8-02. Q
Bottle OC
14oz- 11
Bottle.. 11C
2 for 21
MMMlma. '21.. . j
Ad for Tues. and Wednes., Febr. 19-20
Van Camp's
Tomato Soup
Good Grade Brand Cut
CARROTS
No. 2
Can
4 for 2&
BOILING BEEF (Rib), lean quality, lb 9V,C
BEEF HEARTS, young, tender, lb 9C
HAMBURGER, 2 lbs .25c
BEEF STEAK, U. S. Choice, round, lb 29c
PORK CHOPS, center cuts, lb 25c
BEEF STEAK, U. S. choice shoulder, lb 22c
SPARE RIBS, fresh and meaty, lb 15c
PORK HOCKS, fresh quality, lb.. 2y2c
KRAUT, long shred Wisconsin, lb .5c
HERRING (Fancy Milker), 9-lb. keg. $1.03
HERRING (Fancy Mixed), 9-lb. keg. ........... .95c
LETTUCE, 5-dozen size, solid Iceberg, head 7Y2c
CELERY, Calif. Chula Vista, large well blchd. stalk. .15c
CARROTS, fresh Calif, green tops, lge. bunch. ..... 5c
CAULIFLOWER, fresh Calif. Snowball, lb.. . ..... .10c
NEW CABBAGE, fresh, solid green Texas, lb.. 5c
POTATOES, 100-Ib. bag, $1.19; 15-Ib. peck 19c
I . . i.radf So. 1 U Inruoala Itouud White
Jlli vvrfxbt at tlmr f parking.
ORANGES, 100 size, doz., 49d 216 size, doz. 27c
tmuey Nnrret, Julty California Srdlmu
APPLES, ring packed bushels, $1.79: 5 Ibo 25c
Vmury lUuao Wluraap lor Kulto or CookJujf.
James Robertson of this city, son I
of Attorney and Mrs. V. A. Robert-!
son, has been selected by Congress
man Henry C. Luckey, as an alter-i
nate for appointment to the United
States naval academy at Annapolis,
Maryland.
Mr. Robertson was a graduate of;
the Plattsmouth high school in thef
clas3 of 1934 and this year is a fresh
man at Santa Rosa college at Santa
Rosa, California. Mr. Robertson was
one of the high ranking students of
his class here and cne of the leaders
in class activities while a student of
the local schools.
The many friends here are pleased
to learn of the selection of this fine
young man for the opportunity to at
tend the naval academy and are
trusting that he realize his long am
bition to attend this great national
Institution that has given the nation
so many brilliant figures in the his
tory of the country.
THE
HAT SENSATION
of the Season
Hen's latest rtyle dip-front
Fedoras water treated. The
colors are Tan, Oxford, Blue and
Grey. The price, only
$1.85
See Them in Our East of
Entrance Window
WESCOTT'S
Since 1S79
MANY ENJOY HUNT
LOCALS WIN OPENER.
Fo!gerG
Mountain Grown
22ee
Regular or Drip Grind
2 Lb.
Can VS
1 Lb. Can
32'
Summer Isle Broken Slice
PINEAPPLE
No. 2 Can, 15
No. 22, 18 2 for
3fr
The Saroy-Krug team survived the
first round of Nebraska City invita
tion tournament defeating the Ne
braska City CCC quintet in one of
the best of the opening games.
Knofiicek opened the scoring with
a field goal followed by Co'ffman and
A . . .
Am wun two points each. This to
taled the first quarter scoring 6 to 0.
Erickson, forward drew first scor
ing honors for the boys from the
camp with a field goal. Hiner. Platts
mouth boy was fouled by Donat and
made good on his free shot. The score
at the half was 17 to 3.
Platsmouth's defense was a little
The second of the wolf hunts ar
ranged by the residents of this por
tion of Cass county was held Sun
day in the community south and west
of Mynard. The hunt was attended
by a crowd estimated at some' S00 and
brought many from as far as Omaha
to Join the local group. The north
line was at Mynard, the east at the
Hi-Way garage, the south at the John
Hobscheidt farm and the west at the
Jake Hild farm.
Supreme Court
Decides Japson
Estate Case
Reverses Lancaster District Court
That Awarded $20,000 Estate to
J. C. Petersen of This City.
The state supreme court at Lincoln
Thursday decided the matter of the
estate of James Japson, deceased, of
Lincoln and reversed the decision cf
the Lancaster county district court
that bad awarded J. C. Petersen of j
this city the 130,000 estate.
In 1S04 Japson, a bachelor with
out relatives, lived in Kavelock. He
had known the Petersen family in
this city for years and made a pledge
to Mr. Petersen that if he would
come to Havelock from Plattsmouth
and care for his business and look af
ter him In sickness he would will
him his property. Petersen came and
lived with Japson until IS 11 when
he moved back to Plattsmouth. Years
later Japson died.
The court ruled it Is doubtful
whether the contract pleaded is suf-
ncientiy definite to satisfy the de
mands of law, but that in any event
It cannot be enforced because the evi-
aoBfiiinmmiffliiranffliimsjnimiinimnffiinfflESiiinsH
i PlnttsmouWs Leading
g Cash Store
B Pumpkin, large tin, 3 for 25t
H Peaberry, fancy Santos, lb 21p
m Pink Salmon, Mb. tin, 2 for 25
Milk, Roberts or IGA, 3 tall tins . . . 20
Perk and Beam
Red Beans
Spagrhetti
Diced Beets
Diced Carrots
Soaked Peas
Vegetable Scup
Tomato Soup
Lima Beans
Hominy
Small
Tin
5C
PORK AND BEANS
Libbs, Mb. Tin, 5C
6 fcr 23C
COCOA
IGA Brand, 2-lb. Tic17C
PRUNES
S:ra!2 Size, 2 Its. for 15e
CANDY
Eilb:n Mixed and Taffy
Per lb., 10 d
v,. "c aoie iu oag iwo .... . ., .
vuuics uiai uave proven sucn
a menace to the farmers of the coun
ty and their stock.
It is planned to hold another hunt J
next Sunday that will be staged in
the Cedar Creek section.
The $20,000 will be held by the
court subject to claim by possible
heirs. If none appear it will go to
the state.
C0LUHBUS MAN SENTENCED
PATIENTS BETUEN HOME
Columbus. Neb. Curtis Good, sr.,
-9. Beatrice horse trader convicted
From Friday's Daily
This afternoon Phyllis Burke and durIrS tDe January term of district
Charles Painter, children who havecourt here on a charge cf assaulting
been at the Methodist hospital at RY Harvey, Hastings horse trader.
Omaha for treatment for spinal nien-w,tn a knife with intent to kill, Wed-
Ingitis, have so far recovered that nesday was sentenced to one year
they were allowed to return home. In the Nebraska penitentiary. Judge
They have rallied nicely from the at-1 L,Shtner overruled a motion for
tacks and are now getting alone fine new lrlaI
too good for the boys from the camp, I and suffering no ill effects of the! The sentence followed recommen-
idubing mem to take to long shots, malady. . dation by the Jury. Defense Attcr
only one of their seven field goals The other two cases from this city. ney tto Walter asxed that the pris
MM f
Salad Dressing, full quarts 2Sp
g White Cherries, hvy. syrup, 2z tin . . 210
H Mustard, full quart jar 136
H Oxydol, with bar Lava Soap 240
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Cudahy's Link Sausage, lb. 200
Pork Chops, from 10-12 lb. loins, lb. . 200
Pork Liver, very nutritious, lb 100
Wisconsin Long Shred Kraut, lb 50
U. B. Bacon, half or whole, lb 250
BANKERS Ttf.a-r 5 ALT WAUGH
rew iork. Emotional stability
thru proper education was stressed
being scored from under the basket. IXnald Gorder at the Methodist and Pner be credited with the time he Ly vTiHiaai Mather Lewl3, president
ine avoy-Krugs play Co. I, Glen- William Pfitzmeyer at the University spent in the county Jail awaitine 01 -aFayette college, Easton, Pa., as
ooa ii .sv Saturday afternoon. I hospital, are showing fine Droeresa lrIal. out the court ruled the sen-llI2e icundation of sound national
1 lie DOX SCore Of the p-amo woo land fippm in ho vcM nUn- n v-ltenc ehnulrt rlnto frnm iA n
way to ultimate recovery from their the verdict, Jan. 22.
illnes3
as follows:
Savoy-Krug
FO FT PF TP
Am, r 10 0 2
Kummel, f 0 1 1 1
wmnian, I b 0 0 10
Donat, c 1 1 2 2
Aicurary, g 0 0 0 0
orDes, g 2 0 14
K-nonicek, g 3 10 7
Ithoades, g 0 0 0 0
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY PAETY
- d
From Triaay'B Dally
The members of SL-Luke's Y. P. P.
were guests last night of Mrs. T. J.
Will at the Will home Just outside
EETUENS FROM OUTING
from Thursday's Daily
S. S. Gooding cf this city returned
thi3 morning from a visit of several
days in northern Iowa, where he
the rftv An r,r, fj 1 mubi ueiignnui time witn
. . .. j'iUeu reiativ
12 3 3 27
Neb. City CCC
FO FT PF TP
Fleming, f 10 0 2
irwin. t 0 0 0 0
erickson, f 2 0 2 4
rrt - .
inner, c 12 0
Urokage, g 0 0 3 0
Gorton, g 2 0 0 4
Ohanor, g 10 12
me selling for the telling of ghost at
"U"" uner waicn eeverai games llllt
vie viaKu vuuneciea wun tne val
entine season. Many of the voune
es. lie made his nrincinal Rtav
m - 4
Marshalltown, where hia aged
C C. Oliver, has marie
her home for a great manv Years.
people learned the secrets of the fu-
Later, he visited at Carroll with
a
rnil c? n n n.l An.tl l .
ture in a fortune toiHr,.- fcmMmoT,. ,a'""' oeiore reiurning
and all enjoyed a very happy evening f C"y' Mr' Gocdln- 8tate8
at the close of which pretty hearts ,that Prt,on of..Iowa has had
. v 1 "in preparation for tho nt
VU w a. iuu
2 2 6 16 Uiie approved Valentine forms.
FUNTEAL OF MBS. STAATS
spring and summer.
ENR0IIS FOR JOURNAL
Del Monte Fancy Red
SALMON
2-lb. Flat Can, 14 -fl (Q
Mb. Tall - - . JlO
Serv-U-Eite Sweet Peas, No. 2 cans, 13 ; 2 for 25
Post Toasties, laige pk?. 12J
Hinky-Dinky Coffee, 3-lb. bag, C2; Mb. HI 21t
Roberts Milk, 3 tall cans I lgi
Giaham Crackers, 2-lb. caddy " 17f
Sngar, Gran. Beet, 10 lbs., S3; Puii"".
WIN YOU BRAND
Salad Dressing
or Relish Spread
8-02. Jar, 12 CDAr
Pint, lg - . Quart 5 SV1
Casoo Creamery
BUTTER
1-lb. Carton - .
"Sun Light''
Margarine )8,
39c
- 29c
H)KMKT or CUOWS JICWKL,
FLOUR Z?: $-fl .69
HINKY-DINKY -U
5 lbs., 23; 10, 49 51 .70
24 lbs., SO ; 48 lbs X
Del Monte
COFFEE
Ortho-Cut
BiS 4 White Naptha
SOAP 10 Bars
Big Value or Sanl-Health
Toilet Soap, 6 giant bars, 29o
Can -59c
Always a
Rich.
Uniformly
Fine
Flavor
1-lb.
The funeral services of Mrs. George
K. Staat8 was held on Wednesday at
the Saltier funeral home at Fourth
and Vine Ptreets and attended by a
lara nunioer of the old time friends
and neifhbors to pay their last trib
utes of esteem to the memory of this
splendid l.dv Who fnr mnnv vuorii
had been a r.lm t m. t,on of the VIer,
Dr. II. G. McClusky, pastor of the
Kirht Presbyterian church, of which
Mrs. Staats had so long: been a mem
ber, gave the sermon and took as
his text, "Thou has been faithful
over few thlnes. I will mak thw
ruler over many things. Enter Into
the Joy of the Lord."
ine i-resDyterian male quartet
composed of Frank A. Cloldt, L. D
Hiatt, It. V. Knorr and IL O. Mc
Clusky, gave two of the old and loved
hymns, "Nearer My God to Thee'
and "Rock of Ares."
Interment was at Oak ILI11 ceme
tery west of the city.
NOT QUITE SO WELL
Otto J. Meislnger, one of the ac
tive young rarmers of the Mynard
community, was in the city Saturday
Prom Friday's Daily
Hillard Grassman, who has been
afternoon for a short time looking wert wh n Tt ,7 , , P
after nm hainDa ..A Wlth an attack of erysipelas, is
after some business matters and while
here called at the Journal to enroll
as
reported today as not being as well
&51 in tho I.IQt onvnro 1 ln.i rr.
a reader of the semi-weekly edl- ady had apparently naScSfZ
RETUPvNS PBOM C0NVEITTI0N
Ray Mi8ner, area commercial man
ager of the Lincoln Telephone & Tele
graph Co., has returned from Lincoln
where he has been In attendance at
the state telephone convention, em
bracing representatives of the com
panies operating in Nebraska. The
convention was very largely attend
ed and leaders in this line of busi
ness were present from Iowa and
South Dakota as well as all parts of
Nebraska.
The meetings were very interest
ing and Mr. Misner feels well repaid
for the time spent at the convention.
I 'I I'M I M-l H--I-M-
J Thomas Waiting Company
Abstracts of Title
Phone 324 - Plattsmouth
M-I-l"! 'M"M"M"1"M 'I 'I-I'
MYNAED COMMUNITY CLUB
The regular meeting of the Mynard j
Community club which wat to have
been held on Friday has been In
definitely postponed.
this morning it had developed In sev
eral places and was causing the pa
tient a great deal of suffering.
WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH
DEAD ANIMALS
lioston. A woman hotel officials
said was registered as Mrs. Al Hayes,
New York, leaped or fell to her death
from the ninth floor of the Statler
Dead animals removed free of htel- She left two notes, police said.
cnarge. Telephone South Omaha Ren- one containing a sum of money to
derlnjr Works, Market 4C2C. Reverse Pay her obligations to the hotel, and
cnarges. n5-tfw second, addressed to Charles
Heck of Danbury, Conn., directing
that she be cremated.
outness conditions. He spoke before
the annual banquet of the trust di
vision of the American Bankers as
sociation. '
"We are not giving the proper op
portunities to the small group of the
inteiectually competent out of which
must come, if they come at all, the
great statesmen and engineers, flnan-l
ciers. Industrialists and labor leaders'
of the future," he said. !
Expansion of trust services thrul
establishment of trust branches was!
advocated by Samuel C. Waugh. ex
ecutive vice president of the First
Trust company, Lincoln, Net.
0MAHAN D7 OBJECTION
TO WILL OF HES AUNT
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 15. Mrs. Mary
Kelly White of Omaha today filed an
objection ia county court here to
probate of a will made by her aunt.
Mrs. Nellie K. Rector, widow of a
Lincoln pharmacist.
Mrs. White all3ged that the will
was not valid and was drawn under
undue influence.
REJECTS PLEA OF M00NEY
J. Howard Davis
Attorney at Law
Plattsmouth
"jBuingion. ine supreme court
refused to reconsider .its recent de
cision which sent Thomas J. Mconey.
imprisoned California labor leader,
back to the local state courts in hia
eighteen year old fitrht for
from San Quentin penitentiary. At
loriit-ys ior tne labor leader have
asked a rehearing of the decision
mad In January. The decision, ex
pressing the belief cf the high trib
unal that the California courts must
afford a remedy for persons in the
position in which Mooney contenda
he Is. was regarded as a victory for
the prisoner.
WHAT WOULD YOU
DO IN THIS CASE
"Two suits against Madelyn Mar
shall and Henry Marshall, one for
UO, 000. 00 damages and the other for
$4,000.00. as a result of an automo
bile collision, were filed Tuesday in
District Court."
State Journal.
INSURE W3TH
B 1 1
ilH f ' ft a HAiriMi !
M MttO W LX0I I1IL
Plattsmoutli State Eank Bld.
ota and Main Street
f. A X m K ml Ml m
ay
Scientists Find Fast Wi
to Relieve a Cold
4che and Discomfort Eased Almost Instantly IVou,
COUGII(I,'G,VEAKAnD
TIIIII AFTER FLU
"I nearly died from 'flu' last Octo
ber, and it left me with a terrible
cough.
"I saw Milks Emulsion advertised
and started using it. It helped me
right from the start. I had no appe
tite and my stomach was in bad
nape. But 12 bottles have straight
ened me out entirely. I eat anything
without distress, my ccugh is gone
and I have gained back my strength
and flesh." Emma Withers, Box 50,
Belmont, N. C.
Milks Emulsion restores healthy,
natural bowel action. Milks Emul
sion is strongly recommended to
those whom sickness has weakened.
This is the only solid emulsion
made, and so palatable that it is
eaten with a spoon like ice cream.
Wonderful for weak, sickly children.
You are urged to try Milks Emul
sion. Take six bottles home with
you, use it according to directions
and if not satisfied with the results,
your money will be promptly re
funded. Price 60c and $1.20 per
bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co.,
Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists
everywhere.
From Friday' Dally
Attorney V. E. Taylor of Nebraska
City was a visitor here today to look
after some matters at the court house
for a short time.
Beatrice Creamery Co.
CLOVER FARM STORE
Cream - Eggs Poultry
Evan C. Noble, Buyer Phono 24
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
tTabfcUyouaslcfcr.
One 5-acre tract, Improved
One 18-acro tract, Improved
One 20-acre tract. Improved
Also a splendid Improved "80"
Good Terms See
W. E. ROSENCRANS
National Bank Building
PLATTSMOUTH
NOTB
-DIRKCTIONS MCTURItH
ni!L" cognized as a safe. sure.
QUICK way. For it will VTtTl.
oWy cold atoost as1TJ
caught it, 451 y
Ask your doctor about thi.
want. '2!Bl,ytrUdJoS
"w u,rot artno almost imurniy.
13 0 17
KXtt om . M
IS
1 r
1
A
' vef o M