MONDAY. MAY G. 191S.
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BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIB
SOME RECEIVED THROUGH AND
SOME FOR THE Y. L. E. K.
A. ARE LISTED.
All arc Now on the Shelves and
Heady for Circulation is Re
port of the Librarian.
l!'!!j Kri!.y"s I'.iily.
Tlii foHowins books have been rc
cit at tho Public Library through
tho V. .. II. K. A. These books
v. . re u:-el by the V. . 11. K. A. lur
11 A t h 0 pa t ye;ir, ami were avail
able oi'ly to those members. They
are fn the shelves of the library now
ami are renly fir circulation:
i;,,v WM.l Kivf.
c.,t!c-iii.'s Will.
:.rl!tt Willi Str.ft 5ill.
i-pcitm Oni'Mis Ciist-.s of Jin rie
S.iv.yr S-v-n Miles to Arlne.
1 ..;. !,... Maliin-.
S.i)t '.il f tin- S'tt'iiini? Horse.
Kcivl.dl I'M! in:; Hi; i)vi Shoes.
l:-,o h I :;i in ltw's Knit.
m -;t i t Iiit I : 1 card's l'ai ish.
S in 1:4 11- I '.i 1 f iv.
I 1 .' I I T 1 J-'i i I '! loil e.
1 v Twiliulit.
I'll 1 i-'Mi A nir l:t's F.iis im ss.
Vi 1 r ii.-r N;i 1 11 psU i N-i y Iiboi i?.
l;i.it ti.i l i r I'rv.
':.ltor Souls l:-siirs:flit.
't.T.f-ni'i i'n Kinuiloni t the 1 1 i ti 1.
I..., u !nl. rltil Year.
I.ini:ss Coast of -lvf nture.
.:. iii. ii T1.1.I in a Frenili ;;irk'ii.
V-Ms the Invisihle Kin;?.
, Mr. r'.i itlin S. s It Tliroush.
. 1 h n -t 11- l'.rt n Ik s of IJarin.
.' a i .!-- t -.i t vv;i vs.
limun Hint's Konntain.
fioi 'i of l.ivinjj.
tr.i.i.l Hont Twi;:.
I'aili'-r Worhl for Sale.
Wani Wlthatn House.
Vriip Hmisf of Kear. '
A'. I.111 c y 'ctn'iest.
War.! l.a.ly ('oiinie.
1 f r:mperor i.f I 'a rt uyallia.
ntii tt Lion's Share.
K 111 S.i.l- of the . nels.
M rv in--Tru if lerx.
l:n. k A '.il l at Mis Mill. t.
Spin '1 oilier 1'eoplc'K Uiisinevs.
Sn.titli Sailor.
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i-i inillioii j;o.
Any one m?.y become a member of
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THE fclATlQF3AL PARKS
PEPi
Special Summer Tnuiist rates to all the Parks will soon be au-lr-uii'-crl.
All facilities for the Summer volume of travel will be
;;ni ami a; comfortable as usual.
V low si OM; NVIIOAI, 1i:k i. open from Jump iT.th to Septem
1" ' l -ii: i1!' l it to.n.s rml.ra.e all cUevva.Vo, i ncl mli ng the Co.iy scenic en
" ' loo lie ili:it;t o-i's' 1 1 iangle circuit mountain tout- from Kastorn No-
i t ver in v- oiro tion. through Yellowstone or (Jlaeier National
1 '' :- v.-ni, i:o I:y M.jiitr.in National-Ktt s Park 1 11 route three Parks on
t'li" r-'Mi 1 r irt Hit.
IKIl THfY I, IMItK is open rrom July lotli to. Septeniher 10th.
i - ' r.-i!'.ial vmii'ty of Burlington cirr uit routes may l.e use-l that in
c!'i' ti c eati. : o.i .it slope of. the Itoekies from the British houiulaty 10
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ROCKY Mc -TMN 'ATI! A I.-KS'I'KS 1MHK is open from May 1st to
;;'.-::.: ; L-'t. , Oonal Park :hs, in the past two year::, enjoyed siwh a
v i'K- ii .1 irv-r.' r t .itronage as this Park, located just north of Denver on
tt.f l-MrUi!,Ton':: m r-Casper-Yellowstone-Glacier line.
A.-k Cm- 1 r ;;jio d ffr Summer fares and publications. Let him d-
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the V. L. K. R. A. upon the payment
of one dollar a year. All are wel
come. Join now!
The Public Library has received
the following books for the Y. L. 11.
R. A:
Kott (ilvery of the I'lomis.
K y n Wehst it's Man's Man.
I Ineston Sunny Slope?:.
A lo r it h K in-haute. I t ! eai-tt-1
I ivT l"ii-oniieroil.
1 looper In.lian 1 Mum.
Ma. Ilair Mx Little JViiOii.
I'iowii At v t'oupti-y.
Vaehel! Kishiiinslp.
I row 11 I '.!-oin ley Nei:;lii. rlnutl.
I ! n.vi u Tort oise.
'astlo Wolf lair.-.
I'.iainai.l How t'uiil.l You. Jean?
ia Is wort 1 1 y He on.l.
Pvl.i no Tom 01 row Mo mi in.
Sirnlair Tree of Heaven.
(ire;. V. I Trail.
t'.oseher Kitty Canary.
M.t'arter Can C,u:inl of the Plains.
.Mil.ott Xe'er ro Much.
Km-k Thre-? of Hearts.
Ili no loss ia r men's M esse njrer.
WUS.lenier- Wishinp; KIhh: Man.
Si.luwiik Salt of the Kartli.
Li two! n Kx t ri-a t in ')ha.liali.
1 i lion Comra.l.s.
Kerr Ultie Knvelojie.
l.o.lie i;-tl Planet.
Hre.'ti Mystery of tho Hast- A
t'hurihill lwllin Plaee f 1
Poole U'lith lii'tiham.
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ELECT OFFICERS.
Prom Fr May's Paily.
The Woman's Auxiliary of ot.
Luke's church belt! their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon and
were entertained by Father W. H.
Leete, ilrs. W. S. Leete, ilaiiame
Leete and Jlrs. K. A. Bates, at ti c
Rectory of the parish. There was
a large number in attendance and
t lie ladies felt that they had spent a
most enjoyable and profitable after
noon. A very interesting program
had been arranged on the Mission
work of the local society, which was
very much appreciated by those
fortunate enough to be present. Tr.e
annual election of officers was hold
during the afternoon, at which time
the following officers wrc electee:
Mrs. Will Clement, President: Mrs.
Jack Davis, Vice President; Mrs.
James T. Fegley, Secretary; Miss
Alice Eaton, Treasurer. A few mo
ments was then devoted to ?i ve.ry
rbasant social time and then Ihe
hostest-es and host served dainty re
freshments, to which all did amp'e
justice.
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W. li. t ::7TT, Ticket A-cnt.
" L. W. V7AXELEY, Oi-val Tassenger Agent
1,001 Farnani Street Osiaha, Nebraska
KEEPING. HIM BUSY JUST NOW.
From Thursday's Daily.
L. C. Snipes, the county agricul
tural agent, of Weeping Water, is
getting 'his' just at this time, lie
has been directing the disposal of
seed corn at the Stull cribs and tells
of some one holding a turn-number
well up toward a hundred jumping
into the crib ahead of a man hold
ing a number below the dozen mark.
He said they were like a lot of
school boys scrambling after pea
nuts. Night before last Mr. Snipes held
a meeting at Greenwood, after hav
ing been at the crib all day, and af
ter he had attended to the business
connected with this meeting he re
turned to his home at Weeping Wat
er, geting to bed away after one
o'clock Avith another hard day's la
bor ahead of him at the crib. Still,
with three or four hours sleep night
ly he keeps right on going. Rut
these, you know, are stringent times
and besides this is the county agent's
particularly busy season.
FOR SHOOTING BIRDS
From Thursday's Daily.
Some one has been shooting birds
in the city contrary to the laws aad
the ordinances of the city and in an
effort to stop the practice the coun
ty authorities are going'to prosecute
those who have been guilty of such
offense. Resides the matter of the
killing of the birds which are dcs;r
ed by the farmers and others, the
shooting within the city limits makes
it dangerous for the citizens.
FATHER REPORTED BETTER.
From Thursday's Hail v.
About a week ago Howard Xewton
was called to the western portion of
the state on account of the serious
illnesss of his father, who make
his home on a ranch there Mr.
Newton returned home this morning
after having stayed with his pareats
for about a week, and reported that
he is greatly improved in his condi
tion though :-tili far from being well.
THE SEEC CORK QUESTION
From Thursday's Daily.
" Yesterday there wa:. shelled and
delivered to the elevator of Nelson
Jean the rem iit.d.-r of the teed corn
stored in the L. Stull cribs. This
corn will be lhi of, through the
elevator, to farmer.; hereabouts as
long as it laats at tN uniform price
of $4.0 per' biMiel. The corn is
shelled and in very good shape for
being ungrribd. Rut as witli all
such corn it contain.; some points of
ears and sn al! grains and if the pur
chaser so lie.-iiei he can have it grad
ed for si'.e and to eliminate these
troublesome rn';-':' of the ears.
Iu order to come out on the corn,
the additional charge above the price
r.t the crib h:;s to be made. The
county agent has the matter of dis
position of this seed corn in hand,
and those wishing to obtain good
seed corn can get it as long as.it
lasts at the elevator of Mr. Jean at
the Missouri Pacific station, but it
is quite probably it will not last
a great length of time as there is al
ready less than live hundred bushels
left.
THE GIRL OF THE WEST
From Thursday's Daily.
There is a little girl in the vc:t,
living on a farm near Kearney, by
the najnc of Horothy Mae Shurigar
who bas arrived and who calls 11
M. Godwin and wife grandfather
and grandmother. This pleases them
immensely and equally certain arc
fully as jubilant over the fact. Rut
then the little girl of the west is a
fine little Nebraska maiden for sure
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE.
From Thursday's Daily.
Yesterday morning, John W. Fat
tcr went to his farm northwest of
the city to look after things there,
and as the car in which he contem
plated making the trip was not be
having at its best, he took another
which was standing nearby, and on
which there was a power attach
ment applied to the front end of
the crank shaft. After he had start
ed the power, he thought that there
might possibly be -need of water in
the radiator, which he got and pro
ceeded with the task of tilling "the
same. In doing so he crowded close
to the car and his clothing became
entangled in the power attachment,
drawing him. up against t he pulley
and throwing him off his feet, whirl
ing him around with considerable
force.' The machinery caught one
leg of his pants and tearing the
clothing away the calf of his leg was
badly lacerated-and "mangled, the
skin being torn and the muscles
ruptured. Had it not been for the
presence of mind of Wesley Rtirdlck,
the man who lives on the place and
who was nearby at the time, which
prompted him to turn off the spark
and shut off the gas almost instant-,
ly, the results would probably have
been much more serious and Mr. Fal
ter might even have been killed. As
it was the injury was so great as to
require fourteen stitches to close
the wound, which will lay the young
man up for a considerable length of
time.
Johnny ia now resting comfortab
ly at his home in the city, but has
a pretty sore leg as a result of his
experience.
SIXTEEN YEARS MARRIED
From Thursday's Daily.
Yesterday marked an epoch of
sixteen years in the married life of
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Wurl and last
evening a company of a dozen of
their friends slipped up on them by
surprise. One of the company was
delegated to go to the fJront door
and knock in May-Rasket-hanging
style, while the rest "rushed" the
back kitchen door for admittance.
The scheme worked well and Mr.
and Mrs. Wurl were completely ak
en by surprise. The men folk in
dulged in their favorite sport, that
of card playing, while the women
engaged in knitting and social con
versation. The party brought along
some eats, and at a late hour re
freshments were served. The friends
had secured a casserole, which was
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Wurl
with best wishes for a much longer
and successful journey on the sea of
married life. .
BABY GIRL AT HOME OF
MR. AND MRS. SMITH
From Thursday's Daily.
When we came along from our
dinner, as we were passing Fricke's
we heard what some might have
thought was the voice of a lost child,
calling papa! Was stopped and listen
ed and we heard it distinctly aga.n.
Papa! and a pause, and then Taa!
was wafted in the air, the voice seem
ed strangely familiar, and we kn?w
it was a man's voice, and we looked
mi me store, out we ant not see
Claude C Smith there, nor could we
iee any one down cella-, but that
was where the sound came from. Rut
when we bad gotten down the street
a little way, some one hailed us and
said it is a girl. Mother and daugh
ter doing well, and Father Smith.
well "He's All Right."
EEPARTS WITH AIR BRAKE CAR
From Thursday's Daily.
S. ('. Wheeler, who has been here
for the past two months superintend
ing t lie constructing in the local
Rurlnigton shop':, of a specially fit
ted air brake car, to be used for the
purj)o:e of giving good and valuable
instruction to employees of the road
in the most improved methods of us
ing air brakes to best advantage on
both p:-.scnger anil freight trains
lias now taken the car out for
tour ot the lines west, which coni
nrire his territorv. Mr. Wheeler is
an expert in the air line, and has
given the last rcore or more years
of h;s life to the study of this es
pecial branch of railroad work. He
?s, without question, considered the
best air brake authority in. the em
nicy of the Rurlingion system.
BUYING THE BONDS ON TIME
From Thursday's Dally. -
By a recent ruling of the revenue
department where a note is given
for the purchase of Liberty bonds.
and the bond or bonds left as col
lateral on the same to secure pay
ment of the note, no stamp is re
quired to be affixed to the note, as
is the case with other notes.
This is done in order Jo facilitate
the purchase of bonds without mak
ing it burdensome or inconvenient
to those who buy. Tho attention of
banks, and those wishing to pur
chase bonds, is called to this ruling
MITICK TO CKI'.IHTOHS
The State of Nebraska, Casa conn
t y, ss :
It. Iha eminlir Court
In the matter of the lOstulO of
Oenrre J". Oldham. Deoased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notitied. That I will
cat i M.u ritnntv rmirl morn In IMatts-
mouth in said county, on the 14th flay
or Alay ami the lilii nay oi-aiisum,
191i to receive and examine -all claims
against Paid Fstate. with a view to
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time limited for the presentation of
- t : .. I r. 1.1 l.'ufr.ltA 1(1 1 I I I'.'
1. 1 1 1 1 1 .-1 anniM r t j i'j - - - -
months from the 1 4 1 li day of May, A.
ft iniv cinH il.u limn 1initlf.il for liav-
ment of debts is ono year from said
141 it iay 01 jviay, isio.
Witness mv hand and the seal of
said County Court this 9th day of Ap
ril, 1918.
ALLKN J. BERSOX.
1 County .Judge.
Kv FLORENCE WHITE,
(eaD 15-4w Cleric
FOR SALE
One new Satley corn planter, all
attachments.
Two registered Short Horn animals
one year old.
Also some young mule3 and
horses. Inquire of
aS-tlw.)- CHAS. T. PEACOCK
Rand-McNally war maps for sale
at the Journal office.
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LENGTHENS TRUCK'S LIFE
YOU can replace any part of your truck that wears
out at small cost except the motor. Proper lubri
cation is the most important detail in its care.
1
Lubricate the engine with Folarine. Minimizes friction
maximizes power. Absolutely pure and acid-free; always
uniform. Best for summer lubricates perfectly at all
engine heats. -Look
for the Polarine sign it's a safe guide to a safe oil
that safeguards your motor.
Use Red Crown Gasoline the fuel that's all power
and mileage.
STANDARD
autici,i:s or ixcouimiiiathix
KNOW ALL MEN 1!V THESE PRE
SENTS: That we whose names ate
hereto attached, have associated our
selves ton'ther for the purpose of le
ciimiiiK a Co-Operative Association
under the laws of Hie State of Ne
braska, and for that purpose, do hcrc
ly adopt these Articles of Incorpora
tion. ARTICLE I: The name of this Vor
r.cration shall l.e the Farmers' Fnioit
i 'o- ipera t Ive A sm iii t ion.
ARTICLE II: The principal place of
transacting the business of this Cor
poration shall be at Alvo. Nebraska.
and such other Maces as the JUreclors
shall elect.
ARTICLE III: The general nature of
the business to be transacted by sai
Corporation shall be the Lt:yiucr an
sellinir of urrain. seed, hay, live sto
and all products of the. farm, pis
merchandise of all kinds and lo a
uiilre J.v purchase or lease such real
estate a. may be necessary for the
transaction of the business.
ARTICLE IV: The Association shall
'on tin e for a period of fifty ."() 1 year:
from date fit incorporation, whic
shall be I'ebruarv S. 1 9 1 S.
ARTICLE V: The amount of Capit:
stock of this Corporation shall be
.".0.000, which shall be divided int
I0"0 shares at $.".0.00 each. ffi.'JOO.OO
shall be fullv paid in at the time o
commencement of business. This sto
shall te non-assessable. The hiuhe
amount of indebtedness to which this
Corporation shall at any time subject
itself shall not exceed two-thirds of
(he paid up capital stock.
ARTICLE l: The a Hairs of t!.l
Corporation shall be conducted by
Hoard of Seven Directors who shall be
elected annually by the Stockholders
The Hoard of Directors shall elect
President, Vice-President, Secretar
and Treasurer from their number.
IN WITNESS . WHEREOF. The nn
dersisned have hereunto set their
hands this 2Sth day of February, A
t. 1U1.S
J. I,. HARDNOCK.
C. 11. JORDAN
W. A. HARDNOCK
WM. NICKEL.
Al ; HORNE.MEIER.
NICK 15ECKER.
I. ol'IS .1. HERMANN.
CHRIST HOFFMAN.
HARVEY E. RASP
EM I L P.ORNKMEIER
FRANK I Ol'ill KRTY"
WILLIAM WISHEY
WM. KIT EL
S. C. HARDNOCK.
AFC.l'ST JOHNSON
O. D. Ql'ELLHORST,
ELMER KLYVER,
V. V. IH'RLIU'T
W. L. COPPLH.
L. 1 1. MICK I.E.
ART K L Y V 10 1 1,
'I'llOS. STOUT.
II. S. UORNEMKIER.
HARRY A PPL EM AN,
J. E. TAYLOR.
i : R N EST H O L L E N 13 ECK,
I 'I IAS. EDWARDS,
F. E. COOK,
H. RICKE.
JOHN ARRES.
J. H. Ft) REM AN.
State of Nel.runka)
Conty of Cass ) ss:
On tho iSth day of February. 1SUS
before me, S. C. Itoyles. Notury Publb
personally appeared tho above named
who personally are known to be the
identical persons whose names are af
fixed to tho ubove Articles of Incor
poration as parties hereto, and they
severally acknowledjirt the Instrument
to be their voluntary act anil deed.
Witness my hand as aforesaid.
S, C. iIIOYLKS.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Com. expires July 6, 190.
State of Nebraska
Secretary's Office )
Received und tiled for record Match
1. 1918 and recorded in Hook ai. Mis
cellaneous incorporations.
CHARLES W. I'OOU
Secretary of State.
By Hugh L. Cooper, Deputy..
Do You Enjoy Life?
A man in good physical condition
is almost certain to enjoy life, whle
the bilious and dyspeptic are de
spondent, do not enjoy their meals
and feel miserable a good share of
the time. This ill feeling is near!
always unnecessary. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Tablets to tone up
the stomach, improve the digestion
and regulate the bowels ia all that Is
needed. Try it, '
. OIL
(Nebraska)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, ss:
In the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Em
ily A. 1-atta, Deceased:
To the Creditors of said Estate:
You are hereby notified. That I will
sit at the County Court room in Platts
looiith. in said county, on the "Jlst dav
of Mav, 19IK, and tin the 'Mli day of
August. 1U1S. lo receive and examine
all claims against said Estate with a
view to their adjustment ami allow
ance. The time limited for the pre
sentation of claims against said Es
tate is three months from the lst
day of May," A. D. IMS. and the time
limited for payment of debts is one
year from said lst flay of May, 1D1S.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said County Court, this 1 5 1 1 1 day of
April. 191S.
ALLEN .1. REESON.
Countv .Induce.
Rv FLORENCE WHITE.
( Seal ) -a 12-A w. Clerk.
W. A. ROBERTSON.
Lawyer.
4.
East of Riley HotaL
Ceates' Block,
Second Floor
We have contracted for 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.
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
l,500-lb Truck ................ . . . . . . .$ 895.00
Special -Ton Truck , 995.00
1-Ton Truck 1295.00
11-Ton Truck . 1650.00
2-Ton Truck - v.-. . . : .... . . . .... 1975.00
3J2-Ton Truck 2950.00
- ""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 Auto o
Telephone No. 1
COMPANY
OMAHA
NOTICE TO tliKDinillS
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, ss:
In the County Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Wil
liam Budier, Deceased:
To the Creditors of said Estate:
You are hereby notitied. That I will
sit at the County Court room 111 Plaits
111 1 1 1 It in said county, on the -Tth day
of May, P.tis, and the :!M!i flay of
Ausrusi. P.'is, at ! o'clock a. m. of
each flay to receive and examin Vl!
claims against said Estate, with a
view to their adjustment and allow
ance. The time limited for presenta
tion, of claims against, said Estate in
three months from the Tth dav of
May, A. D. 1918. ami the. time limited
for pavment of debts is one year from
said iitli flay of May. P.HS.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Countv Court this Jlth day of
April, H'lS.
ALLEN J. REESON.
(SeiiD-al'S-lw County Judge.
About Rheumatism.
Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that it is the most com
mon of all ills, and it is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that
there is a remedy that will afford
relief, and make rest and sleep poss
ible. It is called Chamberlain's Lini
ment. PLATTSMOUTH.