The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, November 09, 1911, Image 1
Colmnutts enbnne3inirtial Columbus. Nebraska. Thursday. November 9. 1911 VOLUME 42 Number 32 I. IF YOU OWNED THE GOOSE That Laid the Golden Eg Yur WOULD HAVE IT INSURED How much mi-re should y u Insure the Golden Egg when you nave it? JJep is:: :n the Bank where your deposits are protected j dv me Depositor's Guarantee Fund of me State of Nebraska. Columbus State Bank Mrv J.iar. .s-en. f Lnc . ar - : tr.e .ast of tn- we-k for a '. .- : tr nr Dare-nts Mr. and Mr. M. i' Mr anc Mrs. Charles Hedr'.wiv an: M.s? rowan, of Ashland. sp-r.t ir-.:a. at tr.- r.om- of Mr and Mrs J A. R-e-e. Miis GelleV'.eVe ReeCe. xm, .? at tendee schoo. at Kearney, i- Lenl .nc tne w-ea witn her par-r.ts Mr and Mr J. A. ReeCe. Hon. J. E. North has been comined '... r..s room with a severe coid tn:s w re. .ate reports from hi- home are Columbus Triumphs 6 to i. however. wre not costly, for Norfolk In one of the most hotly contested rarely recovered a fumble, rumb :nc can.'4 ver waged on a Columbcs aa raissinc passes was iarce y re- cr:d:ron. tr.e Maroon and White rubbed cibie for Columbus not ca.r. -.c the Scar.et of Norfolk in the dust to tne ture of 6 to 0. The score came in tne th. rd quarter when Hazel recover ed a fumble on Norfolk's twenty-yard ."e anc raced over zht: two white marsc- f r tne oniy touchdown of the came Th Columbus players .n their frenzv .:' cjehcht earned Kacei on the more ground m tne early staces of tne came. But in the last half, espec.a. y after the touchdown and Rector kicked coal they played like demons and Norfolk's piays went for naucnt. For Norfolk Emry piay-: a ste..ar came and was tneir cn.ef cound cain er. Parcisn also piay-d a cuod came WINTER IS COMING tn- ett-ct tr.at ne is some h rtr M: Rav HeacocK. entertained a ant: a."c rr . f r y ur "-.f an: v : : u ii. want '""OAL rt ?r .;- a'- -." it u w.! nave snou.ders arounc tne nelc anc tne ' tuiumuu; uau ;.ihi -p....eu ana ne i nom- voters ihowed tneiraeiicnt witn V-UU1'- " -- awiJ any ionc runs. oice:-ro-:s yi!s and school soncs. -tf whole Columbus team p.ayeu we.. It was one of th ambitions of the mdi vidua.. . run the team work wa Columbus boys to beat Norfolk this ai'1y .ackinc dunnc th- rir-t twu year, and althouch the feat was ac- 'garters, i he passes to tne enis coram isn-d oceans. of a fumble of a a i net: tn-most cround and N" irf-.Ih. M- R tne W iv . r.c r. - ineNan -Ar. J. T.-t witn M - Eiie 3rasper Wedensday afternor. Misses Caroi.ne aw: Bertna M -r spent Sunday w:tn reiat. .-rt at L.il ay Mrs. Le Scnon.au - enterta.n.r.c Miss Nola Robiason. -:' Schuyl-' t.T M'.ss Minnie B-rnrcan has acceote: a iKjs.uor. m th- Five ad Ten ' r.t -tore. Mrs. ". E. P ock entertained ta- ri'rina. Brijc- :.jo M nday after noon. Wo)d Sir..tr. -e v : d .'-.t fr-'rr ms orotfaer L rr: tr. :' Fa' rrton. Monday M-v j ') Bum? ami M.--. F i "cnonVic are speiwlmc tr.- iay r. r ward v sitinff fr-.-rs Mr an-1 Airs. F J a'lrr wi. r--t.-rta.a tn E.--.ijt F:ve Hun:r-: io Fnda " e . -r. nc a: uv - ntm - Mrs T D 7 wra.- : a.t I.aiv C:t Ltan. tr -: tne ;.z .a.-t eek for ar. xv. i-ii - t " th -- a : -e. Mrs. C H arf:rv- ano M- '""sariefc Sege.ive entertained. zzz, at a otir- o"c.ok ;-.. f , owe-: :v r r-.Uffe. Mrs. Lou.- r.r-e'je'" r.. n nas r t. tne gu-st :" - t -s .r th- ,ity : - severs. Jtys --rr-t-c t. r- .om r 'malia Mnoa Mr ar.: V!-- 1 H .a- -.-- :a - -NEW-SYSTEM NOW n FULL OPERATION T kE N'EU BOOk TKI- FALL Bechsr. Hockenberger & Chambers M -- r. Mr-. "a ;. a r , K.-t was tn- cu-t fr'-nos r. Eav; ;C ty vVeor.esday M s- Marcar-t W...ari w -"-.ter-ta r tne i seventeen j.ut FrMay aften.x r.. Mrs. W . .tanr. WeListe-attenoed tne t jn-ra : tn .ate rl r. at M r.r' Tje-(iv P tr J R. F x -ft Monday for n s none .-. rran: I- and. after a w-ea.s v -it at tie nor.- f n sor. i X" F x. i! F N Ste'eRor. .- -r.terta.r.-.nc M.- W. 5t.e-r. of F-mw jhi. M.-ss p wn ar '. -i: -u-viay. M-1- cnr ier ar.: tt - laucr.t" f H'i y iv-. C raJo -i-'': -ev-- :. - a-t w--k w tn M- J r-: F k. M- an.! M- Err. Ha-. M - -:.--t M nda;. .r. tn - t- tr- -j t :' V!- -.: Mrs. H A t'h. . . -.moer or younc peopie rnaay -ven-" " nono of her -.ster Miss Fay :- ,-' K-arney. who .-h-r cuest. Mr s C. C Gray entertained Miss H-. of FuJerton Tuesday. Miss Hz? was -nroute to Omana where n- w:l. attend the State Teacn-rs ill r. Mrs. Sam Acnew i-ft Tuesday af ternoon for San 3erda.no. Ca':fom:a. zo jo.n her husoand. who .efcrfor that n.ae Severa. we-KS aco. Mr. and Mr. Acnw w.. spend the winter n '"a.'fom.a. M.ss Anna Scn..z -p-r.t Sunday in P.atte Center at tne home of her rotr.er Martin Scnnz. The many t fr-ni-of Mr Senile w- '. b-crieved to '-arn tnat ne :s .11 at ms home with f zcoid feV-r ! OMK MONEY I.KIT tr ur cial is rournt the victor. : ',c nl br-ak them up. Wn:.e . r.i home bovs ' r,:n:i r"ai,?1-- cackle -ma-nes madr- uj rar.c-. zi.ci. a ot a.i T. B. Hord Grain Co. ?:- "ES Independent 2"-6 Bell IS? vi -t tine D.ayer. cennt tor cannot be taken from the b-caase of it. It was ai : the wav tnmuch and came unt:. tne -oun: o wh:-tie. N )rfo k won the toss and Columbus : X and only won from a battle royal j :or " io,i:i- althoucn Sohmock-r pun was anybodvs ' ctur"' : ',ni iti" t.me wher the nna! , -ain wer" ne-ier.. i A few wek- ac ' maha p.ayei to V Dt e- a moid nififi- on ioor J-r'Ci.ir. norei a-r-x -nn;i5 Mrs. W....am Lohr and Mrs J Lannan -rr.t M ondav in maha. kicke-oif. All thuch the rirst half Columbus beat th-.m ast Satuniav 6 Norfolk kept the ball in the honv ! M -, This cives Omaha an edce of rioy territoy. mainly through the use ; oc-y i5ve Pnta. L:ist Friday David of a quarter back fake, which in three; Cu" faeat: "or5c Zo 5- while CoTam tries netted 95 yards, tne ball being j bus bz David cy 3 to 0. Omaha carreidbv Emery and Parish. It was , D,?at or-li !- t,) T"i -'- Col the z-t o'f this fake that broucht tne embus four pomts advantage ov-r V-r:-v bali inside of Coiumous" one varc line. . on comparative -core-, am: i taara tne where the home bovs heid for downs Shelter's Litiw The most valuable prep aration on the market for Cira Stackers use, taking out the sore ness and stiffness of the nnger joints and wrists, and healing the abrasions. 25c the Buttle BACKS Y. M. C. A. Notes. The rirst open nicht or Gymnasium M.ss N.r.aCr--ur. :Ri -r.Ian.:. -per. tne we-k.-p.d w'th r-enL- . n th - c:tt M: spen: citv. Tu.- Christian Endeavor soci-ty tr.e Pre-ry ten an cnurch neli : "e-s meet: nc at the nome of L. u -e Gottcna.k Tue-hiy ev-r..ni After tn- nusir.ess had n--n transac or ousi-' - WM .. .Miss Acain Norfolk rushed the ball up to tne same spot, where the horn- noys encouraged by the home rooter held ar. i kept Norfok from scunnc. Th-i-t quarter ended with Norfolk hav- :a' iie auvar.ia;e. itnu li iMJtveti :in.e the h me b ?vs would be rushed ho pe- v onien r-tcrne: .-arj.rav i --ii'7 orr kne:r reet i. tne visitors r!-f v.-it sth n.- mot.-i-r at.--1"- much more cround on ...i.: u...H .. i t u.. ... ttj.imm .:u.. same. ix or cnmparar.ve -ores ! XU",UU1' "' " ieu r.ma.. :..iiu Columbus and tr.ha -tandon an even -V' v,imo'' ! As this is the first footmc. La.-: Satunray while Coicra-1 "xhlbttlon of zhe 5Jasn it is hoped bus was winnmc fron- N-rfoIk Omaha !tha: a '"lH P'an to attend is a cood L A M -Lapine. f Sor. jyle Mor. :av w th fr' ends .r. th iost to Beatrice 12 to '2 came Beatrice cairns tne state oharn ionsn:p. which, which ne will prjba o nold unless some ..ther team ta.es away from her The only team has y-t to piay that ' it cuarter -na- saunce i n thi- P'-rram is Deinc arranceu. tour presence at tnese exmbitions snows your interest. Are you interested? The full procram will be in the next issue. lack fak-s. Had Norfolk oeen ac e anos a cnance t c tn:-. acconunc to show a p ace drop kicker of any ' -e e champion aas.- of reckoning is IUa:v sne SnOU.U nave SCOreC at least v.ui.iuu,. viuii;ju.- uiavs sea-rice . n.; --n- i . i. r . i .... rr . . . t . - wv. oc:a, nur wn- er.joy-t: dv jie siurr ..i inn- rrm, : .r "siana -r- -oints n'-ovided -ne could kick m two weess at rjeatr ce. anc snouii! uneoin. M:ss Mai.? Duk- arnl M -s r.tn ei M Ph ..it- ' B ,yra : --tur',i :. n-r nora- i --:a art-r a i'-- ia - - t w tr - at -- " tr.:- M--. Frar.a Ker-jenor . . rr.r--t.n.njr M"-- E. R. JarT n f Sne -i- r. l"fi tnis w . -.. r : tr.e rr'-t f tne e-k. M--. W H W.-it-ro-tnarr. anj daucr.ter- M -c Mauiie Winternotnem anc Mr? Laoaree are spenu.nc tne we-k w.tr. frti- at DtJ fiv.K M.? Haie. R-.-nar. : M inr-j--nent Tu-scay -.-n tc "tn M.-? Mi"'- --r jr -a. r.c W-i;r.e-.ia rror-- "C " ' T.1.'.J a"te""'l tr -tate T-a.".'-."' A--'- at .. M- - : Mr- F-ar R--. : .-. nave - -- -a r'".!T Mr an: Mr J E. "-. - ' r. .-r - I . ". -. tn.s a -i M" ar.'i Mrb. R t n- ar-rr.aA- c j. z ur t tn tt t ". tr. r ar M --e- J a .a E. . tt ar.: Maa. ne ---: w c tt L.nc- - Fr- ui- t. - ".: a fe- iay- w.tn tn-.r -.-ter? M -.- Marr. - E "tt an.: '"Vce a Sten-c- "' ar- atten-i -c tne L"" v-r- M- a.-.: i). i .ar-nc- W j--der. re-tu-ei t. tne'r n- t- -. . ica a.a Thurs :a af"er a s:.-f .s t w-tn r-.at.ves am: : -n:s .n tn. -.ty Th-y were acc.n--.jan -c j.- far a Centra C.ty z Mrs. E. C Vvorien. wrj jj-ii; ?r-v-ra. days m tnat cit w tn Mrs. FanK Farrand. Mrs. A. Haicnt. of San T' ": '"al .fm.a. arr-v-c Friday firi .- .t of ?evera we-si u-.th re.at:'--? -. tn.s c ty Sne was accompar.i-t: ry r.er rjrotr.er P F. 3eeoe. of ? sewn. M. en. can. anc ne.ee. M:ss Carry Sim mons, '-f Counc:. 3.us. I wa. wnc r.aa neen ner cuests. After a visit ner- Mrs. Ha.cnt w... accompany Mr. 3eer- t. r. ? M. en. can r.orr- w-.er- -."e ' Sfe"-! tTe W -te"- Mr. Eacar Howard. Mrs. D. T. Martyr ar-: M.s Mary Howard cave a oe ' "ck uncheor. Friday after n r. at tne norr- f tr.e former. Tfa-rn-o- wa.- fo..owed by Five Hun dred. M--. C D Evans receiv.nc the fav )Ts. The CUeStS if RoUor Were Mrs Hue- M-l.er and Mrs. Mathew-. f ".ar:,,-:a. I wa. Mr. and Mrs. Wi.liam Nay left Wednesday mornnc for an extended vi-:t w:th their daughter. Mrs. 3. 3. I'-es. at G.iette. .-rkansas. Mr. Nay a Drier w:th fner.il. Mr-. Saran Br niiry i en-it-d tne ast f tfir- w--k t) b- tn- cu st f Mr.-. " L. Pak --: Su-. -. M-- K m-f f. r.w. an.: M--. I.. H. N"-tr w. -ntertain. F- :av af ter"."., a: a ":" -r- a tn- n -me of the r 'truer -h- r.--.ieii -o:i! from zhr- rieid. hnr -he ey win. tney wou.c enne nome witn nad no such man or her team. :r-'r- :h- ZIZ' o:" 5Iate cnamps. If ' In tne second quraiter Norfolk again -T-r a :ea:r' -a'itr r-a- nar- pr-para- I m.-h-d the bnl. to Co.ernbiis" rive vard ",r- Mr a big Ci.. Co umbus is uo- , The commercial club has planned to use the came rooms of the association on the second and fourth Tuesday eve- montn. iRe plan is to orcanize oowtmc teams, use the cool inc. nut come not susn it over. Tht: nc ncnt now. rortnev r-a.ize tnat 'olumbus boys had not opened up any sz beyonu tneir crasp .ies tie title f tneir piay?. nut were playing the wnicn so many teams strive to get anu id came instead, on which thev could -"-any times rail to acn.eve. It and billiard tables and also use 'the gymnasium. The plan for the gym nasium work is to organize the club into teams, and play volley ball, base bail, nasket aall and other cames of interest. ( . ' . harr: acc--frnar.ieti b. A. C. i a Peter-OR. Ne.- N'eon Luer- :r - to Platte .r. n - ""-w ant'.. not gain .i an-: Waiter S :nlav. St. . at the same time they conic: not stop the visitors rusnes and as the whistle oiew for tne nrst 'naif Norf- Ik had reason to rejoice ner the plays and tne terr.tory in vr.'cn thev were nulled ort. fcr she St. Francis Academy Notes. "he pupus of the various grades are which Mis? Neta Winter spent ?un:ay 15 takincmuch neeCu fex frtin i? rrj-j, yfe. rrw- -iolkr.- Sse w-f ac--ws.-xai as Columbus had been doing lutie- a- a or:dge bia-'ksmith on tne V-.i t. Pacinc. an has b-en visit.nc at -!ra- f r -everal w--ks. and will spend t.:- r-c.s.n-' of n.s vacation .n tne - i.tr Last Tuesua;. afternoon r e.gnt yourc rr.arrieo wijnien met at tne nome :" Mrs. Pn. E.cni s am! rcan:2eo a K-r- .nct.'R jo. wh.cn w rr t -- -r-w-eh. h- p-r-onr.e f tr- - ur numbers Mescames R.cnaru n -.c E 3 Feater. Frans K-r ncrocn A 'wrt Lutz. Ph. Ecro -. Harrv L.'nr cor-pa.-': r- M s- i adv- f S. E:war:. w-. wa.- r.e -r ?.- :a- -n-. M -near "i -"u : -v " - -ac-.nc -:-- at : M.s "r tn to ever a team aeserveC tne encourace ment of its fe..ow students ir a hich schooi. and tne eo-anerarior :' words pr-pannc an entertainment. of encouragement from the r--. dents ! "hey w..I c:ve on the eve of Thanks of a city wno are interested .r tn- av- civinc day. November 29. The pro fare of it iwn renresentat. e r z.cz: cram is to be rendered in honor of ad not fares ca..doc to defend ner ' a"n- -cs. that team . the on- , tnir r-verent! pastor anc ..ear parents. tnat today represents the Ma.-oon and .A a" aumL-sion wil. be cnargt-: on Whit- of the Columbus higr -cbc on ntennc n order t 'infry the expen- rv-ry body bist :or ugnjnc etc. j No Novemoer 22 wili be the feast me tn-up tor the ?orto i came'o: it Cecelia, tne patron o: tne music to.ows. C0LML3LS. G.ur. P.. E. Kn man. P.. T. . Tavior (C R. G. . Cadv was a reve: tn- cri'i.ron. a., tnroucn th- half. In tne second na;f -a andCiUmcus was tneacressor ana Co-unsous. na: Norfo:.-c ca.::ng for help. The .ast na.f was decidedly in the home rK- favor and when Shorty Kagel recovered Norfolk's cost.v fumble cun- nd--c- reicne: -upreme ir. th- reicne: -upreme :r. th- ranks C. nartman. i. G. Launrman. L. T. . f -ne Mam..r than White. Hace. L E. Cassm P.. H. B. P.ector. Column I- nad a s ightjdvantace in L H. B . Cotton, v. 3 . Scnmocker. h- n::"ri-- .ird Terr?-: :- u.-.! m rh - 3- i class. Vene-ar - -"er M Jospha. Mother provirca.. w arrive n-r- Friday e. -n.c tr r-. L ncu an.: - va.ters. i.eo r-cnon. u The f ur m-t W-.:ne.-.:ay af-er"'1. w tr Mrs. E. 3 Feaster Serceant Jocn W-.ch. of N-w Y -h. wno .- maK.nc a trip across tne r -nent on foot, was :n tne c:ty Monca; He .- r. w matiinc h - fourth t. u-cro-s tn- eountry. and nas -ecent made a trr arounc the wor z uncer tne ausyices oi a New Yor.-c new paDer. and eomp.ied m? letters of tra- Ve. .ntO a DOok. He .eft NeW Y TK S-ptemoer 25. and :s cm- to r-acn San Francisco :n TO lays from tnat time. He ;s accompar.ed by H. 3. King. trave.:ng :n an automobile, and who carries the supple- needed by h:m Serceant Walsh carries a numb-: of .etters from peaces he nas visited t. fn-nds jf the writers in other places wnicn ne exp-cts to visit. If Sc shomd complete his journey within tne reiiu.red t:m-. r.e is to rec-r.'e a purse f S2. ".. -e i-nasn . The quarter fake was N)rf!k"- b:c cound camer. out -r-t.u : not work :t in the -econd r.a f. H-r ra-ses cr ve, a nzni-. out ner N P.rLK. Eoerb-r. P.. E. Eare. Mc i- . . : r. n-r mterr-rence was e. a. ....r. wime wnan jih. Oi ue nome jov. but ier iine mferor. Cd- R. T. . Lucas R. G. . Hibn-n. C Whorter. L. G. . Landers. Srr. tn. L. T. . dierne. L. E. . Locan. R. H 3 Keener. Ci. Landers. L. H 3 Par ish. . 3. . Emery. F. 3. Referee Coigrove. Umnir- -Hana-cker Fie.d Judce -Craoz.-r H-ad i oucn.io wn Goa. from touchdown R. ctor NO -mcu tac.-v e p ays netted Rer cood .inesman -WrstbrooK ca.ns Kaufman and Kinsman severa. t.m.e- man:nc nrst down on two piays. I THE TIME TO H W E Scnmocs-r a a.e: a steadv cam-at I - FIM TH T COAL BIN e .a.-ve .i .r.: .se . -ad-- at -?as -ac e :--. Call GEO. A. HIUGLAN'D CO. Were in RICHARD GOEHRING. Manacer. . Columbus. Neb Mrs E. H. Chambers. Mr. Lar.e Wi.liams and Mrs. Homer Ror :nson spent W-:nesday in Linco'n. Mrs. Howard Clark anc Miss Fr-ca Post spent several days this week wth fri-nds in Omaha, retummc W ine day -venmc. Mrs. J 3. Gietzen entertained tne 'e... Co. ton ran the team we., but Lew.e Druice club Monday afternoon. .n the eariy staces of tne game the A number of out-of-town cuests were Columbus back neld p.ayed like they present amonc them being Mrs. Mrs. a trance, or it tney eitner J. T. Harris and Mrs. R. E. Sarrr-. over tneir own nterf-rence or of Centra. Citv. and Mrs. Si.nv f fumo.ed tne ca Their m.sp.avs, C ar-cs. ru.. naeK. ne coinc tnroucn tne .ir.e fir ten yards -evvra. t.mes ;n tne .ast na.f. 3ut .t was tr.e passes of th nome boys tnat proved their b-st and oiggest cround ga.ners. Little Jaive G.ur and Shorty Hage! w-.th Rector passing the ba. cameu from rifteen to tw-enty-riv yards on severa. occa sions. The -no- str:nc aiso worked FOR SALE New 7 Room House, with Furnace Bath, Electric Lights and Gas. Full basement and Cement Walks. Verv finest Location. Inquire of Elliott -Speice-Echols Co. HAVE YOU GOT $5.00 If you have, do you want to take advantage of the most remarkable offer ever made, and buy a good practice piano or a good organ for your home, school or lodge. If so, the little paltry sum of $5.00 will do it No more to pay. Just $5.00. Don't seem possible, does it? $5.00 WILL GET A LOT. l C" 15 to 2(' cf the worlds best irakes :-f high grade Aiwv uianos. organs, etc. Prices durins this great sale S66.00 and up. THZSE ARE ALL BRAN NEWIX5TRUMENTS. Terms: Nothing for 30 days. $1.00 a week will do. On organ. 50c a week will do. The best chance you ever had to own a piano. "lirp are closing out our agency here, formerly conducted by " Fontein Bros. But as they are now building their own pianos, and need every inch of space their building affords. There fore we are forced to close out our stock by Saturday. November 11. 191L So pisno buyers can make their own prices and terms. PUpr k every piano sold: Free delivery: free stool: Irr free scarf: free one years music lessons: free, in case of death of the head of the house, we cansel your contract the piano is yours - you owe us nothing: free, if piano is not as repre sented any time from 1 year to 10 we will refund vour monev. Schmoller & Mueller 517 West 11th Street COLUMBUS BRANCH l-r ii