PLATTSMOUTn SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1916.
PAGE 6.
Murray Departmen
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Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Renders
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OW does ho stand at the hank?
How often is this question akeJ, not
onlv of the small, hut the big business
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H Bill man?
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bank make up
Yon cannot tell
s
cash to extend your business. It you are
right at the hank you not only luvvo the cash at hand,
but the bank will help you with a loan.
A community is judged by the number 'and the
standing of its banks. Successful merchants make suc
cessful banks. And successful banks help to make
successful merchants.
WE OlTEIl EVERY BANKING FACILITY.
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Four per cent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
MURRAY STATE BAiK
For sale Oil stove, three burner,
good as new. Tel. Xo. '2L
For Insurance of all kinds see J. W.
Holmes.
W. Ii. Cood was transacting bus:ness
in Piuttsmouth Saturday.
Lee Xicklos was a Plattsmouth vis
itor last Sat unlay.
Oifer SloO.O ) fur your car if stolen,
if you are insured by J. W. Holmes.
Homer Shrader was calling on the
Plattsmouih merchants last Saturd-.v.
A. I-. Xic-k'ts wa.-, looking after
business in Plattsmouth last Satur
day. L wiston v. ill h the heme of a few
new automobiles in the very near
futnie.
Theie will be services at Lewlslon
on Sunday afternoon. Eveiyo-.s cer
dially invited.
Aibert Younjr and George '!i'o-on
were transacting business irt Platts
iiiouth last Saturday evening.
Dr. IJ. F. Piendel and Jack Parr
weie visiting in Omaha last Satur
day. Chas. and Walter Sans were in Om
aha to attend the auto races last Sat
urday. Miss Geraldine Youiifr, who has been
here for the past few weeks vi?i: ir.cr
with relatives, departed last Saturday
for her home in Coalridjre.
Citore Xickles and Miss (ertiude
Lon went to Piuttsmouth last Sat
urday evening, where they met Mirs
Etta Xickles on her return trip from
I.ei?h.
Miss Etta Xickles who was called
to Leijrh, Xeb., las week, during the
serious illness of her nephew, Traf
ford Wurdeman, returned home last
Saturday evening. ML-s Xitkh? re
ports the younj; man frettinp: ulo n
nicely, and will soon recover from '.he
effects of the operation.
vLaooa or
x 1 WHICH KIND DO YOU BUY?
If it's good you'll buy it here!
COFFEE
IS A QUALITY IN THIS STORE:
Country Club 1-lb Tins Steel Cut 35c
C. and S. Special i-lbTins Steel Cut 35c
Chase it Sanborn Q Brand, per lb 3()c
41 " 14 Our 44 " 14 35c
In bulk the Best 25c CofFeo on the Market.
5-lb Towel Bag Peaberry, regular 30c CofFee,
special at 24c per lb.
10-lb Golden Brand, packed in 5-gallon cream
cans, $2.50.
OUR COFFEE IS GUARANTEED!
Miatt
MURRAY,
If von have a small account at the
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your mind to increase it.
when you may need extra
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Guy McGill was a Plattsmouth vis
itor last Sunday.
Mrs. Kay Davis has been uuite side
for the past few days.
Win. Puis, sr.. was visiting with
Plattsmouth friends last Saturda".
Harry Iliiuon has been numbered
with the sick for the past few days.
W. S. Smith was io-'kir.'.; after some
business masters in Nebraska City
Monday.
Miss Hemietta Creamer and Frank
Pu.yay were in Plattsmouth Tuesday
evenir.-.
Wm. Soyb.dt and Wni. IJarker ai
terded the auto laces in Omaha la.-i
Satutd.y.
Miss Myrtle Foster, of Paul. Neb
raska, was in Hurray a few days the
past week visiting with .Miss Eva La
liue. Elizabeth Taney was home from
Weeping Water last Satunlay and
Sunday vi.-itine,- with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. La Rue.
fc Gansemev store in Murray. We
will show the hitest pri',.ci!es in the
cunnim: of fruits, vegetable and meat?-.
Also how ou can have votir summer
panic n prode.iels on the taVde tin.
round. Come and see.
year
Our old friend H. C. Lon w;is seen
on the streets of the county seat last
Saturday, shaking1 hand with his many
friend. This is Henry's first vkit
to Plattsmouth for some time, and his
many friends were indeed idad to see
him. He was a pleasant caller at the
Journal odice.
31 rs. J. W. Pcryer and daughter,
Mrs. F. 3!. te!nor and little Jnuahter
ileparted last Tluirsday for Rawlins
Wyomiirr. the future h.f:n" of Mr. and
Mrs. Steiner. Mrs. Berber will re
rain for a few weeks and .assist her
daughter in .uettine; settled in their
new home before returniivT.
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NEBRASKA
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. Tott,
.M. G. Churchill was looking after
some business matters in Omaha ?.Icn-
31 rs. Ru.-terholtz and daughter .Mrs.
u'ri. Patiers-on were in Phil tsnuen h
'asc Saturday evening.
31 rs. Ed Uansemer went to Omaha
Monday, where she spent the day will:
Mr. (lansemer at the hospital.
There will he a canning demonstra
tion on Saturday July li2d, eommee.e
ing at 2:00 o'clock p.,m. in the Puis
There has been in the neighborhood
of 1J to !") horses lest in this locality
during the past two weeks fjem the
eMtitnie hot weather.
Ear! Barge r and family and Homer
Shrader and wife motored to Hpring
feld and Ucatan last Sunday where
they spent the day wth friends.
Oliver Llovd started his threshing
machine at work this week on the pbieej
of E'mer Chapman. AH the machines
of the locality are ivwv on the hum.
Morris Llovd tore an ugly wound in;
his hand Wednesday, while he was en
deavoring to catch a hog, and striking
his hand on a nail in the side of the
building.
Miss Opha Baker, who has been
visiting for the past few weeks with
friends and relatives over in iowa,
.
will return home the latter part of j
the week.
Miss Clara Hunter and Miss Mari"
Phih-ot came out from P!atsmout!i
Sundav. where they have been visiting;
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tlin- Iwjt x-w;lTllf,
for a few days with the parents of
Miss Hunter.
George CJihson, of Murray, was in
Plattsmouth last Saturday evening,
and v.-hile t h.e re called at t!ie douriuil
otiice and enrolled liis iiiiivie for a ear
of the Journal to be sent V hi.-: i.iidre..s
m ..luiray.
Miss Anna Gricn, traine.l nurse of
Om.-.ha. arrived in Muri'av Maiidov.
arc was taken to th
nor
f Mr.
.; laic;;, wneie sac wi
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look
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the health of Mr. Thick
who has hi en !
very ill for some time,
r.ob Dnrr is one of til
farmers of
has lini.-hetl Ids har -
vo.t work, with a pretty crowd average
far I'll small jrrain. His oats av-
;ed
24 busiuls to the acre, and we did not
learn tiie wheat avera.ire.
Guy Rutherford and two d..uvhters.
of Omaha, were here last Sunday vis
iting at the home of Mrs. W. K. Dull.
The youn, ladies remain.'.. d for a few
days visit durinir the weak, while Mr.
Rutherford returned in the evcnir.v.
Louie Puis, A!f. Gar.semer. W. II.
Puis and W. G. Uutdeker went to Om
aha last Friday, at which time the new
moving' pic lure machine was purehas-
cd for the Murray Picture hav.. The:
machine arrived on Saturday morning'
a.nd was ready for a show Saturday
evemnjr.
some.
We think that w
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Mr. and Mrs. fh O. Pitman departed
o.i Monday eveninir of this week or.
their lon;r journey east and south.
They left Murray shortly after din
ner and. and. made their stop for the
nisrht 71 miles cast of Pes Moines,
makine,- a total run of ITS miles dur-
in.tr the afierr.eon and even in. ir. Theyjl:;.d by all, and after the dinner hour
expect to make a fe'.v weeks visit in
v inciieo. iiini iicjjii iiiere mey win iaKe
, 1 ... a. 1. -1. -ii ..1. I.
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where they will make their home for
the present.
Have you noticed the jrenuine ;t
airs that the Murray State Bank has
donned durinir the past week, electric
ikhes ar.d fans. Cashier Poedeiu r
was one of the hard workers for a
liirht jilant in Murray last spring, antl
up to the present time failin.tr in that
proposition, he has decided not to be
outdone from the standpoint of his
own comfort and that of his patrons,
and this week ran the line of wire
from the Puis fc-urajre to the bank and
installed both liht and fans. They
are indeed a frreat comfort and pleas
ure, and Murray should have the
same privileges over the entire town,
and would if a few of the citizens will
only "come across," as the saying c.k-s.
The Democratic ar.d republican pri
maries were held here last Mondoy
evening, ant' the following delegates
were selected to attend the conventions
at Weeping Water on Tuesday: The
democrats selected W. II. Puis; Albert
Wheeler, Dr. Gilmore and Tom Smith,
and at the county convention Mr.
Puis was chosen as delegate to the
state convention. The republicans se
lected C. II. Bocdeker, W. G. IJoedcker
?nd D. A. Young, and W. G. Boedeker
was selected as delegate at the Weep
ing Water convention to go to the state
convention. Precinct officers were
nominated as follows Democratic
Elmer Hallstrom, Justice of the Peace,
Dr. Jake Brendel, Assessor, and Ted
Barrows, Constable, on both tickets,
Tom Smith Road Overseer. Republi
can Henry Creamer, Road Overseer,
J. W. Holmes, Assessor, and Ted Bar
rows, Constable.
If anvof the readers of the
Journal know of any social
event or item of Interest in
tliis v icin it y. and will mail
same to t liis oflice. it ill nn
; ar uikU r t liis lieatlintr. We
wat.t all news iteuis ICiutih
t'as County Highway Association
Fomo few weeks ago the Journal
printed an article in regard to the
(V.ss Co.'.ity highway, ai:d tunee that
i i?ne there h '..:-: i;( n a i t eat deal of
tail: and olunning among irdividu:
in regard t tee establishing of ?irh
a highway in tie very mir future.
iThe farmers of this community are
becoming greatly interested in tin.-,
movement, and v. lien they become in
terested along with the town people
there will sure be something 'Join-;.
The ;.';.n now is to rail a mco' ing of
id! :ho-e inteusted in the movement
at some :ac to be decided, upon in
the near future. Representatives are
wanted from every . ection of the coun
ty, and the county rommissiouer.; will
be re;ne-.tcd to mee! with the .lathcr-)i';-,
and see ct 1 h.e road to Ik-m n;e il i
"t-s fount y highway, an.tl e i iy
w.ii-k to keep it in a condition thai it
v ;l be worthy of the name that it
viil hear. Watch fi r the call of the
meet inv-, ar.d no 'na.tler where it is
, i.
'A elf or'
Genuine Picture Show
Murray now h.is a genuine movinjr
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llkUIU ' Ji! -1 l",,llin!
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l'-1 "; l"1 ' 'v v. . ...w,
and tbe first siiow was triven n last
Saturday tveninu. The iuw enter
prise i-; beini;- !.iui!clieil by L. H. PuU.
. . I I . I Ul
Y. II. Puis aiul A!f. Ganseirer. They
liave la rchnsed
:.e r the Iie.et ma
on the market, and
ch.aia.es that is
! t!teir picture
, be the he.'t, as thoe
f at iead'e;;- i lu- sh -v on htst Satnrda
:evt :uu-: will tvstifv. The eiectrieii
hi!' ;r, a
v.-;:i be
:r .l'-i io!i t..es
i'urr.idied' '"ri.ni th
phot w plays
e lit. it piant
t
L. i. ! ;
nd fans ai
r.a.1,1'. l.lcc il'K'!
!ivh;
a!i beinr installed
boys are exerting
in i! e :;
1. ai
e ei y
ami :
it iav-
!:oi-t
T i
e tacir pairors
liable wi-.iie vis
. As stated be-
a t!:.-ai c . :a
ei v i-la' hou
f,,:,.. tiu
show Was LTell en last
-in;r. and v. Idle they were
ifui to iriva the best show
S Sot i" day eve
not iri
p 1 1 --1
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!po.
We re
we
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pie;
or !
'hi
eseiit tl'n-v will onlv inn on each I
Sat urdoy
rutiur
, 1 pic:
and will jrive four
Heels
a l .
f.-r 10
an
T. r." Smiiii has been on the
dek list
for- the past few d ys.
Thi re wiU ie pieaciiinr at the
G'iristian cluirch on next .-.undav by
! G . W
Gent ry. of I niiiaia
I)ib!e school at
in i'ed to attend
mu will be made
!a. Xebr. Tin
I0;(;o o'clock.
t. -a!
Ad a
tr.ese serv ice
welcome.
Lovelt ?dasie w..s thrown from his
motorcycle ne:t r the Davis place last
Sunoa.v while rcturnim hoiv.e from
the
s.'ivice
at t!i
Va en t
n a rc'i . 11 is snouioer
b, n'.. i'd. and he was
cot-pie of days.
..ii". and
Mi:
Larrows,
Mrs. W. G. P.oedeker, Mr. and Mrs.
L. I). Hi it t. 31 rs. Jos. Sans and daugh
ter. Miss Beulah, and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Sans prepared their dinners
ias.. Sunday and drove to Piverview
park, whore a pleasant outint was
they drove on over to Hanscom park.
in '.,ma!:a
where the pleasures of lids
oeauiiiui iki:k was einoveo or a lew
, - t 1 ,. 1
hours.
F. K. Vallerv
and Tom Cromwell
1.
ive b- c-n in the rain business up to
their eyes for the past few days, or
1 ithc r Mr. Vallery has. They pur-
.chased 1 i.("M) bushels of coi n this week
i 1 Mil
iwrom-o Stall near Plattsmouth
and Mr. Vallery has been looking
aficr shelling the grain and deliver
ing it to the station. Frank has also
had no .small task in getting his
thi calling machine ready for the busy
season that is now on.
WARREN KISER
MEETS WITH
EH'
I00S ACCIDENT
Last evening Warren Kh:er, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Riser, residing
south of this city, met with a very
herious accident at the farm of his
biother-in-law, Troy Wiles, in Mount
rieasnnt precinct. The young man
had been helping with the threshing
and was riding from the field on one
cf the horses when in some .manner
unknown he fell from the horse and
his left foot caught in the harness
and the horse dragged him quite a
distance along the road before his
foot was released from the harness
and the young man was thrown to
one side of the road, lying there until
sometime later when another of the
men on the farm came across him
and summoned help to remove, him to
the house. Dr. G. H. Gilmore was
called from Murray and examined the
iyoun man findinjr that the back of
his head as well as h i i shoulders had
been severely bruised as well as cut
ly the barbed wire in which ho had
fell on when his foot slipped from
the harne1---; Vvbcre it was cauuht, a;
well as beinir bru'eed fiom reui;
ihatrjred alon;c the road. The younv.
man is etlinv," alone a.: well a : po.--silde
under the circumstances and wiil
be quite stiff and . or" for some time
as a result of the accid.ent.
DR. W. K. LQU6HRIDGE '
HELD UP IN OMAHA
The fdhv.in-.c from the Omaha
Xews rives the partictdars of a hold
u) in that, city in which Dr. W. K.
Loujrhridiro, a fo;i.er Ca-s county
raa.ti, win the vk tim. The ioctor was
t'l in and reared n a" Murray and is
well known to a threat many in thi-se'-tioii
of the county:
Dr. W. K. Louj.'hbridre, llb Un
derwood avenue, w;i ; held up and rob
bed of :!: ul ":".0 last, uitrht by two
nia-ked her. e-anddaiv,-.ry-bandit a, on"
id whom was raptured after exiitint,-t.i;r-uit
in which. .-. veial sh.ots v.a re
lired.
One of the rt-bbers remained in the
Ltartry aft'-r they haul stopped Dr.
Lot'ylduid;e while the other luirricd
y sea.rcl.ad him. The holdup was
.Ltared on Underwood av-.-iu:?. fifty
fct t from the lie me of' Charles A.
Xc!.-on, 7U Xorth Forty-ninth street,
where Mr. Xelson. his wife and his
bidthc!-. Auiohl Xelson, sat on the
porch and watched the robbery.
Summon:; Police
Mr. Ncl. on by telephone summoned
Police Officer Lyman G .Wheeler,
who hastened lo the scene in hi - auto
tvi bil?, acco;a j-aau-d by City Fireman
( harle- 1 lau ley.
Mr. Xeb'en joinel the men ii the
tha''. Tile bandit-vehicle wa.s a block
! aw
: aw
, heading Wert on Umierwoo
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-vi. r i! i..-.u.i ,a i !"- oi me
i bandit
j pc. d":
openeo uie, stnaiair one .-no-,
dy m ar the pursuer.
Xel:-n the wheel of the
3Ir.
p dicr on r an i Wheeh-r eniptied h".s
.-i:; -shooter at the fleeinv; ir.cn. At
Fifty-sixth street the ml? hers were
thrown head-foivmost imni the bje;-
' irv when, a whr-c! st.-ucU an eubank-
jr.cn..
One Vi.m F.scnjws.
One of them e.-caned. Wheeler
l
an 1
Ilowley leaped front the car and
thiew them.-clves uji,,n the sei'Oii.'.
man. v. ho was identified by i)r.
Louurh i-:.,-e :ir thv man who threaten
ed him with ike revolver.
M''. Xelson, h;s wife and brother
fir.-t raw the hkhwavrnen when thov
j drovi in fnuit of the Xeh-on home
.. turned me norse around and siopiea
and wa.i'.td for );-. Loueh.rid.-re to
leach them.
Th-ee of the bu'kt fired bv
Wheeler, .-trtu-k iiu- bucu'V.
Take Lonsinwal illae;e and DelviHe
Wor.d From the British
forces.
START WITH !OM HAKDM KXT
The
Foes Battle All .Night in Fierce
Struggle for These
Positions.
London, July 1!. The Germans
dented the British line last night in
their most successful counter-attack
since the great allied offensive began.
The recapture of the village of Lon
gueval, at the intersection of two
highways seven miles south of Bapa-
ume. and of Delville wood, was
claimed in an official statement issu
ed by the German war office this
afternoon .
An official report from General
Haig admitted the Germans had ob
tained a footing in the northern out
skirts of Longueval and had recap
tured part of Delville wood.
The Germans attacked in large
force after dusk last night, deliver
ing their most powerful blows against
Longueval village, which occupies an
important strategic position at the
intersection of two highways.
The battle continued throughout the
night with the greatest violence. The
Germans brought up fresh troops and
attacked repeatedly. xne urnrsn
counter-attacked successfully at sev
eral points.
Fighting Continues.
General Haig reported that the
struggle for the positions continues
with great violence.
The attack was preceded by a
i
Mile Grove X
wa.s someu hai fl S" 3 R O ft ft Z
Now Is the. time
when you are beginning to think
about a new Wagon or Farm Truck,
Wagon Box, (Jang Plow or Press
Drill, we would like to call your at
tention to the fact that we have in
stock a full line of the well-known
.John Deere Wagons and Boxes, lie
liaure Trucks, Stag (Jang Plows and
Van Brunt Press Drills. For the
next ten days we are going to give
per cent discount (for cash only)
on our whole line of Implements
and Gas Kngines. Come in and let
us show you some bargains.
Yours for business,
MURRAY
ware and
ft
MURRAY,
-team of jra-hombs ami lachrymose
.-hells. The Germans drove forward to
batter the Pritish lines and insert
a wodjre where Ibiti.-h and French
lines united.
The I it it i -n advances have men
aced the German hold 'm the viliaire
of Pozieres. an important hiii'nway
junction. Artillery is steadily reduc
ing the Caiman work of the town to
luiits. Ihiti.di trunnors have- also laid
a. steady L:v aero
the Poderes
Thk-pval road, one of the two hih ! pi ohibiLk.n arty was confidently pre
wavs over which the Germans in the jdktod tonight by friends of Hanly
Th;
eoval salient thaw tiieir sunpiK
Fkhi'mr iiiaciics.
I
South of the S' ir.m.e the French!
: a ' ... 1 ... I : ' t
and vie email-; ae njrareii at iiacocs
where the French have driven
t:
houses
. . .a. .
Geimar.s frni some of th.
thev held in the viilaee.
t '
lin
i v
its that
! In. an at
southwest of Lutsk faded to e.-ain, but
that in the aroathhms tlie iLo.-ian-
nave. nusi'ieii i
:1 '.
.vast nans.
victories oc
Pome renoris f.-e.-'i
the Austria!.-- at various p.oirit-. Pet
l otrrad claims faither adva.nc
a-alnst the Turks, while Constantin
ople reports the Itm-adens have suf -
fared heavy losses on the Tchoruk
river.
Increased ai tide : y
patted on the al'kl
Salonika.
activity
re-
front north of
Sales bills aone quickly
Journal.
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HOTEL RILEY
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
First-Class Service
Only Fublic Bath
IN THE CITY
Shoe Shining and
Porter Service.
:t
4-
Tel. 200 three rins
I She!!6n&8rger& Atkinson,
PROPRIETOBS-
The
t
Kind
STHAT WILL KEEP YOU COOL!
Men's Ii. V. J). Union Suits $1.00
Poiosknit " " 1.00
" Springtex " ' " ' 1.00
Chalmers 44 44 .50
Also Boy's " " 50
Union All's for men and boys, prices ranging
from Si. 00 to 2.25
Also a complete line of Men's and Boy's
Dress, Work and Sport Shirts at
prices that are right.
Puis & G
Murray,
implement Co,,
NEBRASKA
PREDICT SELECTION
BY PROHIBITIONISTS
OF J. FRANK IIANLY
St. Paul. Minn., July 1!). The nom
ination of J. Frank Hardy of Indiana
as the presidential candidate of the
U(
lea
del-
; of the so-called oraniza
in the prohibition national
following the unanimous
late today of Yirjril G.
i lion for. as
I
convention
i -c lection
j ilin. haw, Chicairo, to the chairman-
l snip of the national committee,
, A . , A .
1- iTtner imj;etus, was said to be iziv-
: n the Ilanlv candidacy !v tl'.e selec-
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. .... I 'l A..tll. II. J .1 L I I'll M .JJ'I 111.,
field, !!h. as permanent chairman.
Howard Keershner, Topeka, Kan.,
was named permanent secretary.
When the convention adjourned to
nic lit a conference' of convention of-
Ificirs was held for the purpose of
i a a
v-iin.'-r a p;oe.ram to be followed
j until final adjournment.
j llanly followers succeeded at the
i afternoon session in obtaining the
i adoption of a recommendation of the
iules committee providing for the
nomination of presidential candidate
t " 'morrow instead of on Friday, but
t Liter a motion prevailed for redis-
eussion of Ihe convention action.
The (juestioii will come up for de
cision on the floor of the convention
tomorrow.
The Indiana delegation at a closed
session agreed upon a proposal for
Sumner W. Haynes to place in nom
ination th' name of Mr. Hanly.
A public mass meeting was hold
tonight.
With Mr. Patton in the chair the
Hanly program met few obstacles at
the afternooij .session. Some delegates
charged Patton with steam rolling
I methods, declaring that he faded to
recognize several delegates who
sought to speak against certain mo-tion-i!
But. he had the great majority
of the delegates with him and there
was no effort to change any of his
rulings by an appeal to the conven
t on.
Remember ths journal carries the
finest line of stationery in town, and
ran please all in this line of goods.
of Clothes
ansemer,
Nebraska.
