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rLATRSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOUHNAli
THURSDAY, APRIL 18 1018.
DOLLARS MUM
in
' STOP J?m
FAST SGOUT SHIPS
TO SEEK TRACE OF
MISSING COLLIER
IN AS BiG DRIVE
" FOR LOAN GOES ON
UCKS
Tin
V."
MtS
SWCflSiJTffpRTR
n
rat it
equipped with the Patented "Curved Disc" Bowl, will
soon pay for, itself with the butter fat which it saves
and which would be lost in the use of the ordinary
straight disc Separator. .The Curved Disc Bowl of the
"IOWA" gets all the butter fat, whether the milk is
hot chilled or cold. Cf Butter 'fat selling at 50 cents a
pound $1,000 per ton is the most valuable product
on the farm. You cannot afford to lose one single drop
of butter fat. Cjf Increase your cream check every week
hy using the "IOWA" equipped with the Curved Disc
Bowl the only Cream Separator that gets the last par
ticles of butter fat.
9
IV? Y WARD, NEBRASKA
LOCAL MEN INTER
ESTED IN U. S.
CARBURETTER
EEVICE TO BURN COAL OIL FOR
POWER PROVES A GREAT
MEANS OF SAVING
With Conservation of Gasoline the
Order of the Day It Should
Fill Long Felt Want.
J-rMii Tuesday's D:iil
Sunday as we were passing along
the street, we noticed a car going by
which was almost noiseless in its
operation, although going at a speed
that bespoke of the expenditure of
mere power than was apparent. As
it flashed by, we noticed in letters
n the side of the car Coal Oil Car
bureter used. We thought to in
vestigate this manner of using coal
oil instead of gasoline, but the car
Mas away and out of sight before we
could hail it. However, we later
got in touch with it.
What We Found
. We found it was a car equipped
with "The United States Carbure
ter," which on inquiry we found
to be a kerosene or coal oil carburet
it. producing more power out of
kerosene than others have been able
to prodr.ee from gasoline. As the
m1 oil is cheaper than the gasoline
and the carburetor saves a good por
tion of that, it is figured that the
universal use of this carburetor,
would effect a saving of over a mil
lion dollars per day.
What the Carbureter Will Do
As a fair test of what this car
buretor will do, we found that three
gentlemen living in Omaha, during a
recent trip from Florida to Omaha,
traversed a distance of 2-iSO jniles.
over all kinds of roads, some muddy
and some dry and good. The dis
tance was made at the trip rate of
"7.4 miles on a gallon of fuel used,
which was mostly kerosene. There
was used on the trip 85 gallons of
kerosene and 5 gallons of gasoline,
as at one place they needed fuel and
it was net possible to get the coal
oil on Sunday, so gasoline had. to be
u-rd instead. Six quarts of lubricat
ing oil were all that was required to
bring them safely home.
This remarkable feat was per
formed with a 1917 Ford car and
with a load which .made the w-eignt
over all equal 2S50 pounds. The to
tal cost for fuel and lubricating oil
was eight-tenths cents per mil?, or. a
mile and a quarter to the cent. This
trip was made by Dr. J. Stanley Hill.
W. II. Calder and T. I Durrance, ?11
of Omaha. ' '
A Plattsmouth-Omalia Company
This company is composed of four
gentlemen, two from Plattsmouth
and two from Omaha, but all being
formerly residents of Plattsmouth.
They are Dr. C A. Marshall and
Henry F. Uoos. of Plattsmouth and
Henry R. Goring and Thomas Mnr
phey, of Omaha. These men are-putting
this carburetor on the market
and are selling them at from $ 3 6.00
to $100.00 each, depending on what
kind of a car they are to be used on.
The shares of stock in the company
which represent at par value a hun
dred dollars each, are selling now at
one hundred and twenty-five dollars
per share. This in itself speaks well
for the carburetor.
We are hoping that the people
Plattsmouth and former Plattsmouth
citizens who are behind this nev.
device, may realize handsomely in
return for the time and money they
have devoted to getting it placed on
the market. It certainly looks to its
like one of the best investments one
could make to equip- their rar Sviih
this fuel saving device. " i
MANY CITIES ARE-ALREADY AN
NOUNCING QUOTAS OVER
.'SUBSCRIBED NOW.
Washington, April 15. The na
tion has raised jts pledges of Lib
erty loan dollars to $691,611,800.
This, the total at the close of busi
ness Saturday,, is $113,000,000 mere
than lnd been reported to the treas
ury I eiore today.
A large proportion of the sum
represents subscriptions by individ
uals for comparatively small sums.
Many messages to headquarters to
day said banks in some districts arc
withholding their pledges, until late
in the campaign when they can de
termine better what they need to fill
orders of customers. By banks, the
item of interest on initial payments
also is considered more closely than
by individuals and thisis one of the
factors causing them to hold back
their subscriptions.
The situation is considered en
couraging, since it indicates a big
number of subscribers and better
distribution of the country's finan
cial burden.
From the Minneapolis district to
day, where the campaign had just
opened, came reports that farmers
were buying liberally, and that com
munities with large German popu
lations had shown particularly good
records in the first day's canvass.
KISS RUTH PABMELE SETTE
V.T
Krim Tuesday's Piiily.
Miss Ruth Parmele is reported as
being somewhat improved, though
still rather sick. MUs Utah has ben
very sick for pome time pnst. She
had not been ferling the bes', and
wan attending fchcc-I at Omaha, nut
on account of the hard studying she
was doing did i.e. ; irk up with her
health, and waj
This did not rcl..
was therefore takr
:ijt from 5"hoo".
The simplest and best way
to stop coughs, is to take
Foley's Honey and Tar
You fjet the curative influence of the
pine balsam together with the mollifying
effect of the boney, miJ other healing
ingredients. It L-aves a soothing coat
ing on the inflamed ficLiing throat,
raises phlegm easily and nuts a quick
end to hri'd wearing toughs.
R. P. Halt. Ma'je. W. w rites: "Orte -ott!e
of Foley's Honey mid Tar storped a trou'.'lr
ruiiie bronchial civign and irritation th;it had
boihereJ mc for l'lcea yearn." our deulPr
sc-its it. Try it. '
"SOLD EVERYWHERE."
CYCLOPS COMMANDER A ' GER
MAN BY - BIRTH APPRE-.
HENSION IS FELT.
TO VISIT SCHOOLMATE.
Theory Advanced Enemy Agents
May Have Got Control of the
Ship in Some Manner.
Washington, April 15. Unremit
ting search of trade routes will be
carried on by American and French
naval and merchant vessels until
every possible hope of finding some
trace of the missing naval collier
Cyclops has been exhausted. Secre
tary Daniels has ordered additional
fast scouts detailed for this service.
From Tuesday's Daily. Navy officials frankly confessed
Rev. J. II. Steger was a passenger I that no theory yetr advanced to ex-
to Omaha this morning where he j plain the disappearance or the Cy-
goes to meet a schoolmate who stud- clops from March 4,, when It left
ied at school in Germany with him, Barbados, seemed plausible in the
some thirteen years ago. The friend's face of the facts.
name is Henry DeWald. and was J While it was true that one engine
born in Texas, find lived there until was out of commission, enough pow-
he was a young man, when he stud- er remained to drive the big ship ten
ied for the ministry, and took a knots an hour.
course in the school in Germany. Mntinv Theorv Advanced.
Rev. DeWald is. located invWiscon- Enemy agents might have gained
sin at this time, and ha just been control in a midnight mutiny, but
to West Point, Neb., where he cven jn such a well nigh impossible
preached last Sunday, and is now on event( iack Gf Coal would have prc-
his way to Texas, where he goes to I vpntpd an atteniut to start on a
visit with his mother.
TOO. CAMP FIRE.
FOR SALE
One new Satley corn planter, all
attachments.
Two registered Short Horn animals
one year old.
Alsa some young mules "and
horses. Inquire of
a3-tfw.) CIIAS. T. PEACOCK
lie Can Rest Fins Now.
I suffered greatlv from kidncv
and bladder trouble," writes F. B.
Fairbank, 53 Grand River Ave., W.
Detroit, Mich. "Had to get up six
or seven times during the night
Foley Kidney Pills have worked
wonders and I can recommend .them
as the best medicine I have ever tak
en." Tonic in action; quick, sure
Sold everywhere.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
From tip best Reds I ever owned,
$7.50 per'lOO or $1.50 per setting,
some home grown seed corn, cf the
Iowa yellow dent variety, tested seed
for sale. Thone 4021. W. 13. Porter,
Mynardj Ncbr.
The Celebrated Perchcron Stallion
104027
Will make the present season at the D. C. Rhoden barn
Nebraska, very day in the week.
at Murray,
M;ix i ellent, iron gray L'ercheron stallion, having been thojr-o-iiiiy
rs-- i ly the State Sanitary Doard and fouDd sound in every
iv'"' i i'Minpr I'-4:t(ii. He Vas foaled May 15, ID1.5. bred by
"oun ryma i l?r : tiis, Nchatvks, Nebraska, and has an excellent repu-
ta' iu as a
foal "titer
TcRWS;?l.").'' to insure colt fo j-taad and s""k. If mare is dis
or miDOvrd fnun t i-c comiuuiii'ty, service f-'.ebec omes due nnd
j.t r-h'p innr.pdialfly. Al! care will betaken lo orvrnt, accidents, but
..i of hore will not be held responsible should any occur.
MARK WHITE,. 'Owner
rc IC'T honlt'i, lie
Li to Omaha, where
for the re
moval of her tcnril-.i "vliic-i were hurt-
ln: her he;'l;i. nr.:! not beinjr very
strong. ho ):s I; ad r serious time
but at thi; tin: is Showing scire
recuperative ftronsith. wlx'cli is pleas
ing to Iier p'rin):.: uiul'irrauy friends
in this city. It is hoped that .ch?
will soon i :;; tho h:.'H:va " to com
plete and la.-'t i'TT recovery.
I'-rttm Moinlny's Iaily.
From tlte Patriotic Fund, lite
Camp Fire Girls have been able to
buy and present a flag for ti.e Li
brary and for the Iliverview Park on
the north side. Besides this, they
are aide to buy a bolt of gauze now
and then to be used in Red Cross
work. As soon as flag poles, nr;
erected, a sr.anbie flag raising cere
mony will be given.
Toka Camp Fire will meet Wed
nesday evening vilh Mrs. Stanficld
for a business meeting, biruuling
Committee will report at 4 c'clrel:.
(.'amp Fire Girls will be g'ad to
call at your home for beous or maga
zines for the soldiers.
trans-Atlantic voyage.
The possibility that a sudden hur
ricane not infrequent in those wat
ers, might have first disabled and
then engulfed the collier, was ad
mitted, but again it was pointed out
that tome evidence of the aisaster
'must have been left in this case
Moreover, there has been no report
of a hurricane.
As to a report that a member of
?i f crew bad written relatives in
S Baltimore regarding an explosion on
the Cyclops several weeks ago. it
was stated at the Navy department
that nothing of the sort had besn
: reported by Lieut. Commander G.
W. Worlsy.
TID tfOT ALLOW 3L&TTER
TO EE GIVEN A TPJAL
WEE
llXJLi
IED LAST EVETTI2CG.
Frmn Ti'fsil.iy's I;iUy.
Last evenirg there hopped off i iu
train a ccur.le Irailing from the
nortliiaiid, whose appearance and
actions denoted the npproach cf mar
riage celebration. Nor were the in
dications wrong, for they wended
their way to the olHce of the county
judge, and there made application for
a license to wed. The young man
gave his name as John A. llallcstetla
aged 2 6, and the young lady, as Vtra
Pearl Vroman, hailing from Cor
nova. South Dakota. The permit
was issued, and the judge pronounc
ed the ceremony which made them
man and wife. The witnesses being
Dr. G. H. Gilmore of Murray and J
. Holmes of this city. Apparently.
they were entire strangers in this
city, but the young lady was boin
here twenty years ago, atd her moth
er is making her home, whom the
couple surprised afterwards, when
they went to the home of Mrs. Lil
lian Baker, whoso daughter the
bride is. The father being O. E
Vroman who died here a numl'er of
years ago.
I'rom Momlny's lailv.
some time ago i.ew loung and
?on. Parr, purchased a horse at
iale ol one Andrew Poulsen, which
proved to not bo as represented, ac-
corning as i., avereu iv tncsL men,
and when the defects wh:ch they d?-
ci" re i-i' "(vn Kept covered, were
observed, the hore was not taken,
but The check had been issued, and
v. nen it was asKea !;ac;. a promise
was riven but .not complied with.
Therefore Me-.-.rs. Young were com
pelled to cnteiv.suit to obtain the
money, 33 the cheek lial been cash
ed. C. A. Ruwls appeared for Mes-
.".s yemg. and instead of the mat
ter coming to trial, MrT Poulsen
sent a chock covering the amount
and ccsts of the suit.
Commander Earn in Germany
San Francisco, April 15. Mrs. A.
M. Angermann of this city, a sister
cf Lieut. Commander G. W. Woriey,
commanding officer of the missing
naval collier Cyclops, paid today her
brother was born in. Germany, but
m ... .
came To this Mr.a try wnen a cnnu.
He enlisted in the navy when a
youth, she said and had served in it
continuously, working his way up to
a commission.
LICENSED TO IIAKRY
i'lem MoiiiUiy's la;Iy.
Last Saturday a permit to marry
was granted wiiuam immar, ji.,
and Hattie Kiechhoft'. of near Weep
ing Water. They are young people
living in that vicinity and among
the best young people of the com-
munitv. They will continue to mane
their homes there and will engage
in farming.
We have contra fcr the County Agency for
REPUBLIC TRUCKS and hereafter will sell and dis
tribute Republic Trucks in Cass county along with our
other business.
The Republic Truck is too well and favorably
known to need any (introduction to the people of Cass
county. Until our first order of Republic Trucks ar
rives we will be glad to take any one interested to
Omaha, where we can show the full line.
c
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
1, 500-Ifc Truck $ 895.00
Special 24 "Ton Truck.. ; . S35.00
1 - Ton Truck 1295.00
f Kz-Ton Truck 1650.C0
2-Ton Truck i 1975.00
3!2-Ton Truck 2350.00
PRICES ALL F. 0. B. FACTORY
3 per cent War Tax and Freight Jto be added here.
For full particulars we invite you to call at our office.
T. H. rPoliock Aut Co.,
Telephone No. 1 PLATTSMOUTH
DKDKlt OK lti:AIit(;
on lVtition for Appointment of Ad
mini.st r:i tor or Administratrix.
T!ie State of Nebraska, tfass t-outi-ty,
ss:
In the County Court.
Jn the matter of tho Kstate of Chris
tina I'olstrup, liecraseii:
n reatlin and 1ilin;r tire petition of
Andrew lVistrup pray in? tliat admin
istration of s-aid cstnte may be grant
ed to himself as Administrator;
Ordered. T!:at May 4th. A. I). 191S,
i;t 10 o-look a. in.. is assigned for
licarinj? said petition, v.-licn all per
n;ns intt lesloii in said matter may
appear at a County Court to be held in
and for said comiiy, ami sliow cause
why the prayer of petitioner should
not be granted: and that notice of the
pendency of said petition and the hear
ing thereof be K-iven to alt persons in
terested in said matter, by publishing:
a copy of this order in the IMattsmouth
Journal, a semi-weekly newspaper
printed in said county, tor three suc
cessive weeks prior to said day of
hearinf;.
l'ated April 12th. 131S.
ALLK.V .1. UKKSO.V.
Ooiintv .luilc.
r.y PLOr.KXCK WillTK,'
tSciiH a 15-3 w. Clerk.
of
mitick to ( ictnir: nits
The ttate of Nebraska, Cass conn
t y, ss :
In the County Court.
In the matter f the Kstate
!eorc J. Oldham. Deceased.
To the ere.Titors of sail estate:
Ton are hereby notified. That f will
eii ?.t tlie County court room in I'!ats
inonth in said county, on the 11th ilav
of iiay and the 15th clay of August.
191S, to receive and e.amine all claims
against said Instate, with a view to
tiuir iuljusttitent ami, allowance. Tl.
time limited for the presentation of
la mis usaintt raid Kstate Is three
months from the 1 lib iav of Mav, A.
1 . lfis. and the time limtied for "pay
ment of :elts is one year from said
11th day of May. 1H1S.
Witness tnv hand and the sea! of
saiJ 'oi;nty Court tliis 3th day vf Ap
ril, 13IS.
alLkn .t. ni:;:sox.
fount v Juilso.
tiy ri.(tl!KNC'i: WIUTM,
(leali al5-iw Clerk.
This Womr.n Found Relief.
CARD OF THANKS.
CARL ANDERSON BUYS A CAR.
From Tuesday s Dailv.
Carl Anderson, a machinist in the
Western' Machine and Foundry coiu-
luuiy, and a graduate of the School
of Automobile practice of Omaha has
invested in a car. lie bousrht one
from his fellow workmen, ,iames
Yelick. The car i3 a MaxvelJ and
from it Mr. Anderson and wife ex
pect to derive much pleasure.
Cut Tliis Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
fdip, enclose with five cents to Foley
Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave., Chicaso,"
111., writinsr vour name and address
'clearly. You will -receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Ilor.ey and Tar Compound, . - for
coughs, colds and croup, Foley Kid
ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Sold everywhere.
FOR SALE
Light Uramah egg fors hatching.
15 for $1.23. 50 for $3.50. 100 for
$C.f0. Mrs. John "W. Stones, My
nard, Neb. 3-11-Gruosw
The surest investment is a A per
cent Liberty boad.
V.'c desire to take tliis method of
express! off our must heartfelt thanks.
to all who were so kind to us curing
the hour cf sorrow, the der.th of our
darling little daughter. Christina.
Especially, do we wish to thank you
for the beautiful floral tributes. "We,
also, wish to thank the Mechanical
Girls o fthc C. D. & Q. shops and Mr.
George Luschinsky.
MR. AND MRS. C. C. MURRAY.
Dackache. sore muscles, stiff or
swollen joints, rheumatic pains, diz
ziness and like symptoms are caused
by disordered kidneys and bladder
Mrs. Thos. II. Davis, Montgomery,
R. F. D. 3. Ind.. writes: "I doctorcfl
months without relief. I commenced
using Folov Kidney Pills and got re
lief. Fisht bottles cured me." Sold
everywhere.
Pon't let It Lirrcr.
A cough that "hangs on" wears
down the sufferer, leaving him un
ble to ward off sickness Jos. Gil
lard, 14S Fillmore St., Nashville,
Tenn., writes: "I was suffering with
a dry hacking cough and a pain ir
my chest, but since taking Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound I have
been relieved." It soothes, heals and
cures. Sold everywhere.
Journal Want-Ads Pay!
NEBRASKA
ix Tin-: ror.vrv cm ut
of C.-iss county, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, County or -u.s
To all norsons interested in the es
tate of "William IJuUI-jt, dcccuswi.
nn read in ir the petition of Johanna
s:u.lio- T-.rMvintr that . the instrument
tiled in this court on the 22nq nay ot
March, ltux. and purportinfT tovi tne
hi will and testament Of the SH Ml ie-
. 1 .1 - I I i.-n.l
ceased, may ue proven nun anuwi-u,
and recorded as the last will and tes
tament of William Buuisr. ueeeaseu:
that, said Instrument lie admitted to
nrnimtp. and the administration of
said estate he granted to Johanna
Mud 1,?, as executrix. It is hereby nrT
dered that you, and all persons In
terested in said matter, may. and do
appear at the County Court to be held
in anil for said county on the 22nd
dav of April, A. D. 1U18, at 10 o'clock
a. in., to i-how cause. If any there be.
why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted, and that notice of the
pendency of said petition, and that
the heat-ins thereof bo Riven to all
persons interested in said matter, by
publishing a copy of this Order ip
the i'lattsmoutli Journal, a semi-weekly
newspaper printed In said county
for three successive -weeks . prior to
said day of hearing.
Witness my hand, anil seat or saiu
court, tliis 26th day of March, A. IX.
1018' ALLKN J. BEESON.
(Seal)-al-3w County Judge
i. Tin: liisnucT cmur
of Cass county. Nebraska.
In the matter of the Application of
John 1. Sattler, Administrator of the
Kstate of Kva K. I'rettijr. Decease.'
for license to sell rial estate.
oiihKi:
I'pon reading and tiling the duly ver
ified application of John 1. Sattler,
Administrator of the Kstate of Kva
K. I'rettig, Deceased, playing for a
license to sell the following describ
ed real estate, to-wit:
The North half of Lots No. five
(j) and six ( of Block one
hunJred and. sixty-eight (16S) of
the original plat o'f the City of ,
l'latt.'-mouth, in Cass county, Ne- ' 1
bra:;ka,
for the purpose of paying the debts,
funeral expenses and costs of admin
istering the estate of said deceased.
and it appearing ttat said deceased
had not sufficient personal property
to pay all of the debts of said de
ceased with the costs of administer
ing her estate:
It is therefore Ordered, That all
persons interested In the estate of
Kva K. I'rettig. deceased, appear be
fore me in chambers, in the court
house at I'lattsnioutlf, in Cass conn
ty, Nebraska, on the ir.th day of 1.1 a v
A. D., 191 S. at 10 o'clock a. m. to
show cause, if any there be, why 11
cense should not be granted to the
said John 1 . Sattler, Administrator, to
sell said above described real estate.
It is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published four succes
sive weeks 'in, the 1'lattsmouth Jour
nal, a semi-weekly newspaper of een-
eral circulation in said county.
Dated this 30th day of March. A.
D., 1918.
JAMKS T. nrcoLiov.
al-Jw. Judge of liist. Court.
-if ; t-. .- -aril
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tfi' ..1
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Buy a Liberty Bond, and help lick
the Kaiser.
Registered French Draf
Stallion!
Weight 1,800 pounds. Will
make the season of 1918 at
my home one mile south of
Cullom every day of week.
TERMS: $12.53 to insure colt to
stand and suck, at which time ser
vice fee is due and payable imme
diately. When mares are disposed
of or removed from the community,
service fee becomes due and payable
at once. All care will be taken t
prevent accidents, but owner will
not be held responsible should any
occur.
LOUIS KEIL.
We buy Rags, Rubber,
Iron and Metal!
For any pain, burn, scaid or bruise,
apply Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil the
household remedy. . Two sizes 30c
ScCC4ld Hand Furniture and 60c at all drug stores.
;Urof all kinds!
H'H-fr 'X,'I',I"I"I' I"M"I"II I"I"WI
!aioriH-, hrtr-
PAYS BEST PRICES!
S. ' GE3ASEH, Manager
Eighth and Vine St?.,
W. A. BOBEETSON,
Lawyer.
j
Fiattsmouih, Hcbaska
TEL. 608
Za.tt ct Riley HoUL
CoaUa' Block,
Seceai Flttz .-
The Tourists Triangle Tour
Note the Burlington. Map and Its Three Western Trunk Lines:
(1) NEBRASKA-BILLING S', GLACIES PARK.
(2) NEBItASKA-DENVER-COlORADO, WEST.
- (3) DElTyER-BILLLNGS-YELLOWSTONE, NORTH.
' . Note thd; geographical triangle formed by these L'urlington - Iim-s
and what 'a comprehensive northwest tour they offer ONE WAY l i
Denver. Scenic Colorado; ONE WAY via Rocky Mountain National (Estes)
Park with 700 miles or mountain panorama, . from Denver to the Yel
lowstone,. and to piacier Park, the climax of the Rockies' rugged gran
deur; . ONE, WAY alongside the Big Horns aud the DIack Hills V,
truly , a THREEtPARKS-QN-QNE-TKIANGLE TOUR. The new Dnv-r-Casper
main.line. makes possible this circuit , tour that, comprehends the
.east siope o the Continental Divide from Colo-
rado to the British boundary.
W. R. CLEMENT, Ticket Agent.
L. W.-WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent
. " Omalia Nebraska
Klll!ll!!(HlJ
1,004 Jarcam Street