The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, December 12, 1912, Image 4
- The Plattsmouth Journal Published Seml-Weeklj at Plattsmouth, Nebraska R. A. BATES, Publisher. Entered at the Postolfiee at Plattsmouth, Nebraaka, aa second-das matter. $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Whi'ii I In:-, .lilt (tf day lias risen Till In Mauds right over town, Ar.d tiii'M- gonial rays of his'n N-tw are coining squarely down, When liie niHiilli is called De cember, And Hie winds begin lo roar, twarcsl will you then remember What nu'vc heard so oft before Uo your Christmas shopping "arly. Frc the first faint I race of morn- ' Lights l he hillock and the plain, fsa the sunlight is adorning Here an I there a window pane, Ere you ,hakc tin: stupefaction, Fol'inwi ! Ihe night of rest, rVe. you tret yourself in action, Are von with this thought im pressed Do jour Christmas shopping , " early? , (Ciml inucd.) ;o: Ruy ii pretty soon or you won't buy il earl. -:o:- Only fourteen more days in which lo do il. Time Hies. lew while days before Christinas will serve lo help solve, the Kilt problem. If thy: corn is not all picked it is not the fault of the weather man. :o: William Randolph Hearst is willing that President-elect Wil son shall make his own cabinet appointments, (iood for Willie. :o: Some of the Nebraska women have made up their minds to vote. Hut this is a matter in which the men will have a great deal to say whether they do or not. :o: A Chicago man lost 117,000 in currency and resorted to the newspaper want columns and found it This shows how im portant, a factor the little want ad has become in modern civilization. Twenty-four stales have rati fied the income tax amendment, lour have rejected it, and two re main lo act upon it. Alliriualive action by thirty-six stales is ne cessary to make the amendment operative. :o : Archbald is gelling all that is coming to niin, and .jusl what, he needs. !! is guilty. I'latl sniout h Christmas stocks were never belter at this season No use going away from home lo do your shopping. :o: A New York preacher assei that the Sunday newspaper is one of the seven curses of that city. Piuhcadcd preachers is another. What me i lie remaining live? :o : "Eat, eat, eat," is the advice of a dietetic authority. That makes three eats, which is the daily aver age of most persons. Not bad advice if the family pockelbook can stand the strain. :o: "Public just ice demands serious punishment for serious offenses," says Governor Mablvvin of Con necticut. II does, hut. the tricky lawyers, the incompetent jurors and the soil -hearted governors will see lo it thai Ihe demand is no honored to any great extent. :o: Wall street is striving to trap congress into passing the Ablrich eurency bill i". "sugar coaled" form. Well, Hie people elect Hie congressmen, and if any of the western members want to place Ihoir own necks in Hie halter, they will be to blame for Iheir own hanging. ;o : Hasten! papers are comment ing admiringly on the action of a Kansas woman jury which decided a case in three hours after a jury of men had disagreed. If tho truth were known the lady jurors probaHy decided in one hour and spent ihe remaining two in dis cussing fashions, Christmas presents and their neighbors. It must lie conceded that Gov ernor Blease, if you please, of South Carolina, has the courage of his convictions, such as they are. He is not. afraid to speak out in merlin'. And while he may be a little radical in his views on the lynching question, the most of the husbands and fathers of the Miuth, where the negro outrages arc committed, feel just as he loes, and so would nearly every father and husband of the north if placed in like situation. Jack Johnson should be taken out and horBcwhippod, everybody will rce lo this, and not only this, hut the girl he married deserves h a punishment. Governor-elect IMorrhead is op posed to any great display of pomp at bis inauguration, and we think he is right. If be has his way about il, ami he no doubt, will, his iinlucl ion into Ihe ollice of chief executive of Nebraska will be verv simple. The Omaha Uee is authority for the saying "that married people enjoy 'Hought and Paid For' more than any show that has been in Ibis country for many years." "Hought and Paid For" will be at the Parmele theater Saturday night, December 1 i. Go and take your wife. :o: Our merchants now have their holiday poods on display and the wise shopper is beginning to se lect her (for most of it is done by her) holiday gifts. In purchas ing your gifts now you do not worry the clerks lo death and escape a great deal of trouble, for yourself. Iniy il now and sleep well. :o: In Ihe United States the Pro liant churches have a mem bership of 22,000,000, an ad heiency of C0,000,000, a Sunday school enrollment of 1(5,000,000; 11)2,000 ordained ministers, 215),. 000 church organizations, 210, 000 church buildings, with a seat ing capacity of 00,000,000, and a total valuation of $ 1,30(1,000,000. :o : Forty-live farmers, eighteen lawyers, II f teen real estate men, twelve "retired" and ten active merchants, ten bankers, live grain dealers, two newspaper men, two physicians, two druggists, a tele phone engineer, one insurance man, a lumber dealer, a dentist, a laiindryinan and a couple of manufacturers and live men of various oilier occupations make up Hie personnel of Ihe Nebraska leg islature. :o : Th cold wave from the north west Saturday night was sure enough a gentle reminder from Santa Clans. He sure and buy it before the next one come along. :o: Civil service does not mean that an ollicc.hohlers post master or any other appointee can hold over from one admin istration through another of an entirely different political com-1 1 he position? recalling a judge and forcing him I Weare now proprietors of Ike to .r,, . - pamnaiirn for re- I Home Drv Cleaning Works, Ofld election when nobody wants him recalled and all are satisfied with the manner in which he conducts his court? Why would it not be the proper thing to elect a judge for life, saving to the people the right, to recall him if he proved to be corrupt, inellieient or for anv other reason unlit to occupy guarantee all our work in every particular. Call and see us in our new quarters in the new Leonard Huildinp. Vejvoda & Kelcek. For regular action of the bowels; easy, natural movements, relief of constipation, try Poan's Regulets. 25c at all stores. plexion. And it does not mean that the outgoing president can re-appoint a man whose lenn is about lo expire, to serve another term. .Vi law will Hold such a proceeding fair ami just, and a democratic senate -will so decide when it gels to handling such business. The democrats will stand no such skulduggery for that is just what such a proceed ing would be termed. :o : :o : Many a little lot w ill go with out a Christmas present unless some of our charily-inclined men and women lake some means lo provide (he poor children with something to remind them of the Christian spirit for which Christ mas is truly intended. :o: Wonder if it is true that Wood row Wilson's school teacher forty cars ago, predicted that one day he would be president of the Unit ed Stales? The same old story is reported every time a new man is elected president, so it must be true with . all Hie presidents elected. A pigeon recently Hew from Niagara Falls lo New York City in six hours and thirty-three min utes, or at the rale of nearly seventy miles an hour. While the aeroplane can beat this rate, it will probably be some-lime before an aviator equals this record for a flight between Ihe Ivvo places. :o: The man or woman who asks for credit Ihe year round and I lien goes to Omaha lo pay the cash for Christmas presents is not treating those merchants who have accommodated them the en lire year jusl right, and they who do go to Omaha for this purpose don't believ e I hey are doing right, either. :o: The democrats generally believe in civil service, but not to the ex. tent of being abused by the out going president making federa appointments that should be done by Ihe incoming president, inas much as they have lo serve four years, or during the extent of the incoming president's term oT ad ministration. :o: The Christmas shoppers are "doing it early" with the mer chants who have already done Christmas advertising, telling of the kind of articles they have for suitable presents. The proper advertising saves the clerks many minutes' time explaining to the hundreds of shoppers after they enter the store about tho many articles in stock, and during a lime when there are many lo be wailed upon. The New York Sun has recently conuuciei an in eresi njr uiscus sion on the question, "What is a Ccii! leiiian ?" Here is one of I In best answers received: A man that's clean inside and out; who iieilher looks up lo the rich or down on Ihe poor; who can lose without squealing and win with out bragging: who is considerate of women, children and old peo ple; who is too brave to lie, loo generous o cheat, and who takes Clans to ii! hi share of Hie world and lels peop The department of justice at Washington is one that come in as close touch with the people as any other and from the nature of its business the apopintments in it must be left lo Ihe discretion of the attorney general and the president. Ihe civil service law can never be applied to it in any real degree. All 'the United Stales district attorneys are ap pointed by this department and the United Stales marshals. -The (olicies of the department must be carried out by tneu in sympathy with I hem and Ihe consequence is that nio. of Ihe appointees are changed with each administra tion. A law yer at Hie head of I his department who was determined on the destruction of the trusts would sTion make things lively all over Ihe United Slates. I'o.-I master General Hitchcock is a confirmed bachelor, say (lie que mi v a-nrngiMii. mil mere hit sign.- llial lie i warming up I I he beau'l il odes ol' lite in a most ' encouraging way. .lusi because lie lias') l anv j.uhlics oi ins own is no reason vvliv In- sliould iml work hand in liaml Willi s-anlai I In- kiddies of o her j F.videiitly this is The founders of the govern ment prov iib'd a life tenure for the federal judges 'because they dis trusted the people. In the form ing of stale government the peo ple provided for frequent recall at staled periods because they dis trusted judges. It could be forcibly argued that too great a distrust was manifested in both instances. It is true that a round about way, and one that is almost wholly impractical, was provided by the founders of Ihe govern ment for getting rid of bad fed eral judges, and one such case is now occupying the whole atten tion of the United States senate. Hut there ought to be some more practical way of disposing of them, while the judges in whom the people, have confidence should be left lo pursue their duties un disturbed. World-Herald. FDSE3TED3H WAHOOMILLCO WAHOO.NEB. FOREST ROSE FLOUR Forest Rose Floor Guaranteed to Be the Best oa the Market SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS i 11 .'' ..iii: ":";t"i Real Estate Attention, Farmersl My pear Farmer Have you your own farm or are you renting? I have land in Minnesota, cut over! timber, from 810 to A 1 5 per acre. I One-third cash, balance at (5 perl cent. I have good, smooth land I in Mevens county, Minnesota, from $5.") to .fr per' acre. This land is sold direct from the own er of the land. No land company in this deal. I also Handle the best land in eastern Oklahoma. Com runs from sixty to seventy bushels to the acre. Now if you want land try me rind see. I deal with no agent. If you come with an atieiil von must pay him your self. Write or call, I Henry llummels, 1121 Nrrth 201 h St.. Lincoln, Neb. others have theirs." What is there to prevent any yong man from qualifving? :o : Political pie hunters are jusl Mr. Hitchcock feels aboul il, be cause ii" nas issued an order io all nosl masters to lak Farm for bale. 135-aere farm, four miles from town, between r0 and 00 acres way! under plow, 7 acres hay land, bal- ! ance pasture. Running water, j Seven-room house and other iin I in'ovcinenls. pecial Inquire al the ollice of flawls Bought .d Sold ON COMMISSION! . Insurance Placed in Best Companies! j Farm Loans and Rental Agency 3 Virgil Ttlullis BSH32H25ZEflE3IfflSS BEC2TXI ROBERT WILKINSON DUNBAR L.J. HALL UNION pains w il li sanla Jans letters and Honertson. see thai Ihev're delivered prompt- I V 111 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J ! 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 I vill gel them in lime to till the orders y contain. This is good news for many IliMiisands of Hide boys and girls who have written letters to Santa Clans in the past and 10-10-tf-wkly now reading senate document No H.K) with interest. No. 83(5 shows that exclusive of enlisted men iml olllcers of the army and navy, there are il 1,1122 olllcers and em ployes of Ihe United Slates gov eminent. Of these, 2f2,(08 are have never received any answers under civil service regulations These Idlers were held up by the and, therefore, cannot be re- p'lollice department either for moved by the president except for insiiftlcient address or because eausV. Of. the remainder, 137,- I bey did not carry the required SOT) are in the classified service, amount of postage. Hut the little takiner them off the nie counter, writers never Knew why Iheir and onlv 10.810 are tilled direcllv communications to Santa were by the chief executive. The con- neglected. I Hey looked in vain i Urination of the senate is requir- i'' H"' loys and beautiful things ed for 0,8 Ifi of these presidential Ibey knew Santa would bring them appointments before Ihey can be if H'"i his list. So secured, but 093 can be made bv Ibis year the postmasters all over the president without conllrma- H"' country will take every let lion. Nebraska Cilv News. ler that is addressed to Santa :o: Clans and see that it is delivered Wood Wanted. Those of our subscribers who desire to pay their subscriptions in wood are requested to bring it in before the roads get bad, as we desire lo place it in the dry. Come in with it, boys, right away. Wilkinson & Hall -AUCTIONEERS- The holding of successful sales is our line. Our interests are with the seller when it comes to getting every dollar your property is worth. For open dates address or call either of us at our expense by phone. Dates can be made at he Journal office. -WILKINSON & HALL- Often Buttered Never Bettered One of the nmsl enterprising II. won't make a bit of difference -:o:- ! f I L . J I t 1 M little cities in Nebraska is Louis- " 1,10 ,s scravvien, ii ii is ville. The business men of that P'1'1''' or if ll,, vHope is dirty town are wide-awake all Ihe lime 1111,1 tear-stained ami lacking a and are up and doing for any and """"P- An(l msands of men rvcrylhing that is calculated to "' wom,n out of ,h( P11 noai'ls benefit the town. They are after ,hal honl ' n,oir lsoms are go evervthmtr in sicht. that will assist U,r" in n,,, holl' deliver in hmi.iimr ,lW,,n,.,iu i these letters lo Santa Claus and f I I'MIIIIMip '' " 'l OCl I'l 11,1 IV.'" lit I A pollerv is one of the latest ,'ijhl " Uu jh l,ntil ('vpr" 1 I nil I ,.i.,....i..w n,... k,.n oruer is nneii iih i 'i i-t.-", f i ii'i huh lim j inn u organized u water power company, which is calculated to utilize the RECALLING JUDGES water of the Pintle river for It is gradually dawning on manufacturing purposes. Home some very intelligent and con- capilal will be used in Ibis enter- servative people that "the recall of prise, and if successful, it will judges might not be such a lei prove a big inducement for manu- rible thing after all. They have fiicturing establishments to locate discovered that there is a recall there. The men at the head of the of judges in everv state in the movement deserve to succeed and union and always has been. They Ihe Journal hopes Ihey will. Just are recalled at stated periods as well an organization of this whether Ihey have been good and kind at Louisville as at Fremont efficient judges or not, and Ihe or any other town on the Platto working of the present recall is liver, and we aro pleased to seo about as unreasonable, a drag as Louisville possesses such men was ever tacked onto a system of who have grit and vim to lackle a government proposition of this character. I What is the common sense in1 No Flour EquaJs It Every Sack of Gooch's Best Flour is Guaranteed Use half a sack or more and if it does not make the best bread, cake, biscuit ot Die crust you have ever made if it is not absolutely satisfactory en every essenuai your ueaier win reiuna your money without argument. Buy the finest the purest flour you can buy that's GOOCH'S BEST FLOUR. Gooch's Best Flour is made from the choicest Nebraska and Kan sas hard winter wheat the finest grown. This means that bread that is every bit pure every bit good, blood-making food. Gooch's Best Hour makes more lighter, whiter, tastier loaves by actual baking tests than any other flour you can buy. No other mill grinds the same high grade of milling mixture. Your Baking simply can not fail with Gooch's Best Flour. Accept no substitute. For sale by A. W. White, Plattsmouth A. G. Bach & Co., Plattsmouth W. T. Richardson & Co., Myuard. Neb. Hiatt & Tutt, Murray, Neb. Mrs. Ruth Thomson, Cedar Creek, Neb.