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MONDAY, APRIL 02, 1013. TAQE TWO. TLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOUKNAli .-. r v.tV'.i.-'r " Set Garments 15YliiM Pr.ir.fci -in J : v ! ccrrJ!ncssar,dRc5tXan : neither Opiam.Morptunc m Mineral. Not Xvbgotig I ! J '.tit Str.i :::.- ! -; t - ! . VhcIpfulRcnicctyfor and IVvcrine1 ; -. - NEW. wvvfcj t t r'.n.w nf Vranrvr. HOLD SENIORS' DAY AT PLATTS MOUTH H!0!i ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPEAKERS FOR COMMENCEMENT AND HONOP. ROLL IS MALE Kiss Elizabeth Eijeck Chosen as the Valedictorian to Class of 'IS Other Awards Made. ThusIay's T'aily. l.;it Momlay at the liigli school v:ks made announcomejit of the ones had, by their studies and appli cation to school duty, won recogni tion over their classmates and who v.ere entitled on this account to ap I'car l.efcre the class as Valedictor ian and Saluditorian. The faculty siTuply had to announce the names ;is the per centage record itself stood tpensor for the selections. The occasion was observed ly a trn minute address by Superinten dent DeWulf, and a second talk y J'rofcssor Richardson, principal of Use Ilizh school. After this came the announcement by Mr. Richard s n of the name of Miss Elizabeth I jack as the Valedictorian and of Miss tlretal Hackenburg as the Salu litorian. Following this was the n-adin? of the roll of honor, which included the names of seven- who had maintained a percentage of over SS during; the entire four years of high school' work. Those on this r. 11 oT honor were Misses Ellen Xolt j?'g. lUanch Clarke, Ruth Clarke, Az'ies Holly, Gertrude Itoessler, Pauline l,ong and Elva Hartford. In nddition to and concurrent with this f M .l rI"-- r-r The Celebrated Pcrchercn Stallion 104027 Will make the prent season at the I). C. Hhodpii barn at MutTj.j, Nebt aska, every day in the week. f . .... . t" ,.. I. ltit 5 WA tTP'i V ouitiy psw'! i by the State Sanitary IJoard and found sound in every way, hi- n n..!:r being; P-4W1. He. was foaled May 15, I'M.',, bred by Country ma;? I r ' hers, N'chawka, Nebraska, and has an excellent repu- ia ion a- a ..n letter. TfeTTMS: S'..".01) to insut-e coll to sla .tl and ncV. U mare is dis ;.! op rcnoved fr-' Jii it " etiujmun'fy, service f''br'co:ii's due and j. . ,t!e imniediatf-ly. All ctifl will be. taki n K'-. vt n;. accidents, but ... ;.t r of borss v ill not be held responsibl should jny occur. MARK WHITE, Owner For Infants and Children. Mothers Know iuw. nmi Oenuins Gaston? a Always Bears the gnature 01 0 r if iriv tears ,23 f J t3 W U IT fc.1 iM w- TH C CCMTOOfl COMPKT. ltVi VOF1K CITT list there were also three whom it was thought wer deserving of spec ial mention as having beii consider ate of others and always working for harmony, as well as render! im personal aid to the faculty and to the High school in general. Those were Elizabeth Rajack, Rllen Nolt ing and Laidwig Hallas. FRA17S YORK "OVER THERE' From Thursday's Paily. Mrs. O. L. York received a caul from her son Frank, a few days rince announcing his safe arrival in France, having departed . from , N'ew York about three weeks since. On the eve of his departure he had writ ten a card to Iiis mother, saying I have arrived safely in France, which was held by the officer at the port, until a wire had come telling of the arrival of the Khip on which he had taken passage, at its destination. The card there was countersigned by the officer with a stamp, and for warded. This would require some days to send the card, from New York here. Just before his departure Frank had written telling of- his marriage just, about a week before the time of tailing. The bridt. w.ll remain at Chicago, where she is em ployed as an operator. Bo You Sleep 'Well? To be at his best a man must have sound, refreshing sleep. When wakeful and restless at night he is in no condition for work or business during the day. Wakefulness is of ten caused by indigestion and consti pation, and is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets. Try a dorc of these tablets and see how much better you feci with a clear head and good digestion. The surest investment is a 1 'i per cent Liberty bond. T'rt,r.ti tfcTrn c- ( ' 1 1 ! ! r n 1 t 1 . . 1 1 . : A fir itt If COUNTY IS SIX IUNDKED DOLLARS TO THE GOOD NOW AS A RESULT OF LATEST RAID ON BOOZE CAES SUNDAY FORENOON LAST. Fines Have Now All Ecen Liquidat ed Chattel Mortgage on Car and It was Released. Funti Thursdays Iaily. Mrs. Robert Novok, wife of the man who has been in the county jail for transporting whiskey, ap peared yesterday afternoon, and paid the fine assessed against "him, which was two hundred dollars and the costs. Mr. Novok was accord ingly released from jail and went i n his way home. Mrs. Novok came with interpreter "rcter," the high man of the Servians, in Omaha, who did the talking, as it is but little English the others can speak. The' car had a chattle mortgage on it for something like $220 and upon the payment of- the fine and costs, the car v.-as released, and like so many rabbits, they scurried out of this man's town. This has made a total of six hun dred dollars in fines collected from the occupants of the two cars cap tured last Sunday, together with costs aggregating some ?40, to say nothing of the liquor confiscated. WRITES FIP.3T HAIL INSURANCE From TIiurpi'.My r: luly. This morning Frank J. Lieberthal county clerk wrote the. iirst polk-y for farmers hail insurance, which is being placed upon the growing crops by the state. The a cssors take the application, and for this they receive one half a cent per ar.re. The si.te charges 25 eeni.i per a?re for the insurance, anil this naliey which was written todr.v "vi.-; i-.r crop. King grown by Edward Kurnest living in Stove Creek r;c;:ict. The muubtr of acres bring aru the policy costing- $21.r,0 ar.u the application 43 .cents the 'alter g-'-iug to the a; sessor of t'ar.t r-: ir::t C. W. Jev eil. ARE BUII2D7G SERVICE ' OAR J. 11. y,:y..xl:- fz -ons are Un?y just now v!:o:,. !'; can find i:nc hi the cunstru- -'oi' of a servic o cv, which is. a p-.wer'nl t;;te, with a ninety b orro ;i.ver motor. rI!ie frame wa a I 'rge Mitchell. an t is bcjng rcbuilL by Harry "'ark. their foreirnn. The car when (iiiih ed will be efv.iijjped to handle any thing on the .road which mielit le broken down and will have a trypnl. that will enable them to pick up any kind of a wreck and toe It into I he work shop. WE NEARLY MISSED THE GIEL. From Thursday's ;ily. Rast Tuesday, a. little girl came to t ! e home of Joe Libershal, to make her home, the little Miss who weigh ed eleven and a half pounds was made welcome and is one of the fam ily for sure. There were two mem bers of the family who were sure tickled, the parents and the smile seems to stay, and with it good na ture. All concerned are doing nicely, and no kick coming. IS SELLING MANY CARS NOW r- I'roru Thursday's Paity. T. R. Aniick departed this morn ing for Omaha, where he goes to bring home a Reo Roadster, just having disposed of the cars which ho had in stock. He disposed of a lUo Roadster to Virgil TIrish, receiv ing a Dodge car as part of the pur chaw price, winch he sold to W. I',. Rosem-raiis and .sold another six cylinder roadster to Rouis Meising r, which exhausted his supply and lie has to go for more cars. FOR SALE One new Satley corn planter, all attachments. Two regit"! ered Short Horn animals one year old. Also some young, mules and horses. Inquire of aS-tfw.) CHAS. T. PHACOCIC GOOD FARMS. We have some good bargains in Land Prices. Right with good terms. Otoe Co., Gage Co., Pawnee Co. and Johnson Co. land, Southeastern Ne braska. Mockenhaupt & Curtain Land Co. Sterling, Neb. 2S-lmowkly FOR SALE Light Bramah eg fors hatching. 15 for ?1.2o. . 50 for $3.50. 100 for $6.50. Mrs. John W. Stones, My nard, Neb. 3-ll-3mosw HERE INSPECTING PROPERTY. From Thursday's Daily. A number of officials of the Bur lington route, were in the city this morning coming from Lincoln on miruber four to inspect the working of the shops and other property here. Among those here are, T. A. Tony, general supt. of the Burling ton, W. A. Ackerman, superintend ent of the lines west, G. E. Johnson assistant superintendent of the west, being with Mr Ackerman, II. II. Harvey, 1). J. Nelson trainmaster from Omaha and J. C. Morrison, divi sion Master Mechanic, Omaha The party was met at the train by superintendent of the Plattsnumth shops Wni. Raird, who escorted them over the Burlington plant at this place. The party was well pleased with the appearance and condition which prevails at the shops at this place, as well as the Burlington sta tions and switch yards. SURPRISE HER SISTER. From Thursday's Pally. Miss Fay Crook, who thought she would make a pleasant evening for her sister, Ina, on her birthday pass ed the word around to a number of friends, and while Miss Ina was away bad some eighteen assemble and were making merry when she re turned. The evening was spent in games, music and a delightful lunoh was served late in the evening. Those present to enjoy the octasion were Miss Ina Crook the guest of honor. Misses Thelma Hudson, Alice Stander, Fay. Una and Eva Crook. Lillian Spangler and Esther Godwin. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stander, Messrs. Hugh Stander, (Tare Hudson. Lercy Winscott, Chester Welsheinier. G.cn Hutchinson and Glen Fitchorn. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. From Friday's P;ii!y. l'luttsmoufh Loan and Building Association to J. J. Blah a, lot. 5 Pney'r, addition to city of Piatt s- mouth. W. I) ? SO 0.00 T. E. Jennings to J. ' J. Blu-ha rt let S. Hover's add. tolhe city of Plaits- mouth, W. D. ?200.00 Virgil Mullis to C. H. Fuller lotr. 1 to 4, block 2, lots 1! to 14, block 1 Brown's vsub division to city of Plattsniouth, V,. I) $1,300 00 Xcra A. Powers, guardian to C. H. Fuller, pt lot 5. Porter Place. . city of Plattsmouth. W. I) $1,:M5 00 Margaret Borne moier to A. il. Bortiemeier SE1, i (I- 10-10 w. H 00 V. A. Vogt to J. 1 1. In-mpe L ,1 i-i ! - 1 t.- - - , - W 2 .', SW'j. S-ll-14. NW'i 17-1 1-1 t XL'; NE't pi GE, si-:'.; is-i i-i-i w. i) $4.'o8.iy Mont K:?hb to C. E. Havnie !o IS blk. lfi. Latta's 1st ; !!. t( ?urray (. C. 1) $1.00 C. E. H.-ynie to Frank Bashrs pT. Y,,: XW'i 7-12-1 1 $ 1,200.00 T. W. S?!i!'sten:Hr to Mi nerva J. Ticker pt WV. NV'Ji 22-11-12 W. n.$r.,331.00 L W. Shrader to .Lulu Wolfe NWU NW'i pt . S'V, rf NW; 32-11-14 V. 1) $0,000.00 WiPx lmina Bach to L. C. Sharpe lots 12. 13. 14 block 32, city of Plattc- mouth W. J) $3,000.00 MRS. J. L. THOMPSON VERY SICK. From Friday's Pnily. Mrs. Joseph L. Thompson at the Platte river bridge is lying very sick at her home with trouble with the heart. Her son Roy was called last night from his home at. South Omaha, and this afternoon the mother being a little easier, he returned to his home. Ho has wired his sister Mrs. F. M. Kay, formerly Miss Lillian Thompson, the condition of the mother and asking that she- hasten hero from her home at Salt Lake City. Mrs. Thompson's condition is considered as being very serious, and it is hoped by her many friends that she may be better in the near future. Whooping Cough. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to keep the cough, loose and expec toration easy. It -Is excellent. EGGS FOR HATCHING S. C. Rhode Island Reds and S. C. white Orphington ,cggs for hatching at $1.25 per 15, $6.00 per 100. A. O. Raruge, phone 3513. ttw W. A. ROBERTSON, Lawyer. East rf Riley Hotel . Contes' Block, Second Floor Read the Journal Ads It Pays. CELEBRATED GOL DEN WEDDING ANNh VERSAHY IH WEST PLANS TO OBSERVE OCCASION HERE HELD UP ON ADVICE OF THE PHYSICIANS. C. E. Wescott and Wife Married1 at La Porte, Indiana, in the Year of 1868. From- Thursday's Daily. Last Saturday, at Los Angeles, California, was celebrated the fifti eth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wescott, who for many years made their home in this city. Mr. Wescott and wife came to this city in 1879, and engaged in business, remaining until 1910, when they went to California to make their home and have lived there ever since. Mr. Wescott and wife were among the best citizens of Plattsmouth and have a large number of friends, who remember their many kindnesses while hwe. There were present at the cele braion of their immdiately family, only Earl Wescott and family, al though many of their former friends from here and new ones formed out there were present to wish them good cheer and happiness. It was originally planned that the celebration was to be here among the friends and scenes which time and association had endeared to Ijiem. But at this time of year the traveling is bad and the weather is -..r. a rnlo nidi that it would not he the safest for traveling, and so, tin der the advice of the physicians both here and there, it was considered as best not to make the trip until later in the season. The plans had beer partially formulated for the past two years for the celebration . of thi here, where they had lived for near lv a third of a century and where doubtless, they, cheer ish many mos pleasant recollections. IK'MCI.KS OF IMti;iMi:.TIO know ..i. n:.- r.v thf.se fk:: SKNTS: That we wlii'ft nanvs a r '!i-;vKr ittistoht-O. hiVtt aj-tociaLfid our solvfs to-fth.-r lor the puriiost- of he v-i.niiticr u Co- M.fi-at ive Association under the taws of the rotate of Ne bimiiii. and for that purpose, do here hy iiitoot these Articles of lncorporu tioa. ARTICLE 1: The name of this :Hlio!i shall i e the Farmers I'ulo - u r:i I iv. A social in. AliTH.'Ll II: The principal place of t t.-i ti.- i c-t i ll-T the hnsiaess ot this I. or noraUon shall he at Alvn. Nel.rislu' ;mi! such other places as the Pirectoi shall elect. AKTHM.E III: The general nature o the hasir.css to he transacted hy 1 '101 ua 1 h:i shall he the hiiyin- an sell vz of rain. seed, hay, live slor-i: ami nil prod in-is of the tarm, als merchandise of all kinds ami to jm 111 ire hv purchase or lease such rea estate as m-.iv he necessary for the t Vi' nsa-t ion of the business. AETHM.i IV: The Association shall continue for a period of lifty (.0 year from date of i neorpo! a t ion. which shall he February -N. S. AI'iTIfLK V: The amount of Capital stock of .this Corporation shall he .".0.0(10. which shall be divided into 1000 shares at $.-(.00 each. fS.l'OO.OO shall lie fuilv paid in at the time of commencement of business, lliis siock slinll be non-Hssessable. "lie Inches amount of indehtedness to which this (Toi-norition shall at any time suhjec itself shall not exceed two-thirds of the tiaid un iatital stock. AIITIC1.E VI: The affairs, of tl:i 1 'tn-noi-at ion shall he coniiuctttl by Hoard of Seven PiiHetors who shall be elected annually by the Stoexiioiuers The Hoard of Directors shall elect 11 t 'resident. Vice-President, Secretary ami Treasurer from their number. IK WITNESS WHEREOF. The un dershrned have hereunto set tlieir liaiuls this 2isti day of February,- A P. HH.S .1. 1. HAllliNOOK, '. II. JORDAN V. A. HAltPNOClv WM. NK'KEL A I '(5 F.oUNEM El El:, NIt'lv HECK KK. LOUIS .1. HERMANN'. CHRIST HOFFMAN, HARVEY E. RASI EMU, RORNEMEIER FRANK llOl'OHERTY WILLIAM WISHEY WM. KlTZEl ' S. C. HARPNOCiC. Al'C.FST .lOilNSON" it. D. Qt'ELLHoRST, lU.MER KLYVER, I-:. F. 1 1 PR LHI "T W. r.. COI'l'LE, L. H. MICKLE, ART KLYVER, THOS. STOFT. If. S. RORNEMEIER, HAIIftY AI'PLEMAN, J. :. TAYLOR. ERNEST HOLLEXBECK, CIIAS. EDWARDS, F.-E. COOK. 1 1. RICKE. JOHN ARRES, J. H. FOREMAN. State, of Nebraska) W II L I ( I; L 'J l 1 1 VI .T Wfc M. - ..... " " I . ... . 1 . . I . 1 i r. personally appeared the above named, who personally are known to be the identical persons whose names are af ,.v. .i tn. lio ,V-v-o Arlb-lea of Incor poration as parties hereto, and they severally acknowledge the instrument . . . . . . 1 .1 . i to re tneir voluntary uui aim uceu. VVltuess my uanu as aiurcMiiu. S. O. MOSTLES. (Seal) Notary Public. Com. expires juiy i, iu. State of Nebraska) Secretary s on ice Iteeeived and filed for record March mi 8 nnd recorded in Hook 34. Mis cellaneous Incorporations. - UilAiiLirva , ruuu, Secretary of State. By Hugh Tj. Cooper. Deputy. EGGS FOR SALE. Single Comb White Leghorn eggs for hatching. $5.00 per 100. Call t- i oone ir a tt Coiniirll Plattsmouth, Neb. 4-1-lmowkly I We have conlraLJ "t the County Agency for REPUBLIC TRUCKS znd 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. dim i tjriW' " fir-.i-- V-nr '-'''"S'f "-y? PRICES AS 1,500-lt) Truck Special 24 -Ton Truck 1-Ton Truck I Yi -Ton Truck 2- Ton Truck 3j2-Ton Truck PRICES ALL F. 0. B. FACTORY 3 per cent War Tax and Freight to be added here. For full particulars we invite you to call at our office. T- H. Pollock Aut Co Telephone No. 1 ORDER OF HEK1.; m Petition for Appointment of Ad ministrator or Administratrix. The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss: In the County Court. In the matter of the Estate of Chris tina I'eistrup, Deceased: On rcaoins and filinpr the petition of Andrew Peitrup praying that admin istration f said estate may be grunt ed to himself as Administrator; Ordered. That May 4th. A. D. J 918. at 10 o'clock a. m., is assig-'iod for hearinpr said petition, when all per sons interested in said matter may appear at a County Court to be held in and for said, county, and show cause why the prayer of petitioner should not lo granted: and that notice of the pendency of said petition and the hear ing thereof be given to all persons in terested in said matter, by publishing a copy of this order in the Plattsmouth Journal, a semi-weekly newspaper printed in s.ihl county, for three suc cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing. Dated April U'th. 19IS. ALLEN .1. P.EESON. Countv Judge. 1?V FLORENCE WHITE. -tSeaH Mlu-'Sw. Clerk. l THE lilSTUiri' COl'KT of Cass county, Nebraska. In the matter of the Application of John P. Sattler, Administrator of the Estate of Eva K. Prettig, Deceased, for license to sell real estate. ORDER Upon reading and tiling the duly ver ified application of John P. Sattler. Administrator of the Estate of Eva K. Prettig, Deceased, praying for a license to sell the following describ ed real estate, to-wit: The North half of Lots No. five (5) and ,six if,) of Rlock one hundred and sixty-eight (IKS) of the original plat of the City of Plattsmouth, in Cass count', Ne bra.iUc. for the purpose of paying the debls, funeral expenses and costs of admin istering the estate of said deceased, and it appearing that, said deceased had not su.'ticient 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' nil persons Interested in the estate of Eva K. l'rettig, deceased, appear bo- fore me in" chambers, in the court house at Plattsmouth, in Cass court ty, Nebraska, on the l,tli dav of Mav A. D.. 1918. at 10 o'clock a. m. to show cause, if any there be, why li cense should not be granted to the said John P. Sattler, Administrator, to sell said above described real estate. It is further ordered that a conv of this order bo published four succes sive weeks in the Plattsmouth Jour nal, a semi-weekly newspaper of sen- eral circulation in said county. Dated this SOth day of March, A. D.. 191 S. . JAMES T. IJEGLEY. al-lw. Judge of Dist. Court. Buy a Liberty Bond, and help lick the Ivaiscr. lie 1 ourists bte the Burlington Map'. and Its Three Western Trunk Lines: (1) NEBRASKA-BILLINGS, GLACIER PARK. (2) NEBRASKA-DENVER-COLORADO, WEST. . (3) DENVER-BILLINGS-YELLOWSTONE NORTH. Note the geographical triangle formed by these Burlintrton liner. and , wnat'-a comprehensive northwest Denver, bcenic Colorado; ONE WAY Park with; 700 .miles of mountain lowstone, and to Glacier Tark, the deur;-ONE WAY alongside the Big truly , a. THKKE-PARKS-ON-ONE-TRIANGLE TOTIR. - Th nn, nonv.. Casper, main line makes possible this W. R. 1,004 Farnam ffiifflfipij j (Itnim! ! sxmiCKS FOLLOWS: .$ 895.C0 . 995.00 . 1295.00 . 1650.00 . 1975.00 . 2950.00 PLATTSMOUTH MTI C1-: TO II Ell no us The State of Nebraska. Cass coun ty, ss: I n the Count y Court. in the matter of the Estate of iJt'orge J. Oldham, Deceased. To the creditors of said estate: Yovi are hereby notitied. That T will sit at the County court room in Platts mouth in said roinity, on the Hth day of May and the 15th day of August. l'J!S. to receive and examine all claims against said Estate, with a view to their adjustment and allowance. The time limited for the presentation of claims against said Estate is three i-.io'lths from the llth day of May. A. D. R:S. and the time limtied for pay ment of debts is one year from said llth day of May, ltis. Witness mv hand and the seal C 5-aid Comity Court this tttli bv of Ap ril, 19 lb. ALLEN J. WEESOX. Countv Judge. P.y FLORENCE WHITE. Scal)-aK-!w Clerk. . X - Si Si Registered French Draft Stallion! Weight J ,800 pounds. Will make the season of 1918 at my home one mile south of Cullom every day of week. TERMS: $12.50 to insure colt to stand an6T suck, t 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 to prevent accidents, but owner will iiot be held responsible should any occur. LOUIS KEIL. I riaegle I our tour they offer ONE WAY vU via Rocky Mountain National (Estei) panorama, from Denver tn tho Yel climax of the Rockies' Horns and the Black Hills. This a circuit tour that comprehends tip- W-V: east slope of the Continental Divide from Colo rado to the British boundary. CLEMENT, Ticket Agent. L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent Street Omaha, Nebraska 1 i