THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921.
PAGE TWO
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Better Be Safe than Sorry
Ford
Irreversible
Steering
Gear
RECOMMEND JUDICIAL LOCAL NEWS
I REDISTRICTING B I Ll-- ,,,,,,,
I lug from his homo near Murray to
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Wrnce Members in Committee ol i " auei ."' matters m ni mi.
Vhclc Favor Reapportion
ment Measure.
-Hi.lv vo'ir sH.riiig ;'" An automobile is only as safe as its
J;;,u - Thousands of accident.- an- due to defective ami m
:,., :.,..eri.,g gears. -The most va.ua.,..- a-ossory ever o. ed
K i.,r Font (it'-s Aulomat icaily increases niiie.me- ....
U Sav -s latigue ir driving ii ves ni.soi.i.e -....... -
..t mat .' Steers without effort - One hand control r... .......... -
.lan-T Tl..- i..o.r sebi:tiiical!y const r i. l t cd steering gear iv. r ma.le
r'loat ;.h-TiiiK onn. c-t.oi. No ro.l strains on worm -
. ..,iw..i vii.r..ii,.n r.-:ir and body sirains v. ....
tioniinn! or in.' si..i- .. j "
The hill nate File N'". 1 T.4. It
earth s several amendments which
i. iv.. i .-( ii :i 1 1 at k-' l hy 'lie li .j:is.
Bi The vote was taken (.11 a motion
P'Cf 'All'al.a .lahn" Franklin of Fuinas
I I in, in.: I
,,......"tl, ,,1,-as.ir driving Kasy to install-No holes to .trill
I ... leering ro.l Ahsoluie eoiilrol in snow, niu.l. ruts,
.oumrv .Hiving N'n loei.inn over renter SlrikinK ol stones
: ,',...s has .10 .11.. M on st,..rini; wl,-l Car cannot swerve--II...
re:.r lor wo.mM, II is l!,e control that keeps you out ol
ti ill i- 1. .ilnl III iv save ' on. in.-.
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This is the siir-j;ear lnauu-
M.h - tin- l.at.-.'tr ,T the I.. C. Sharp Manutacti.rinK on-.,-mv
01 I'ultsmoutn. N h . an.l not foun.i on any car but th.
i...r iu-mkii.-.I es,.eciallv to in.r.a.e th- safety an.l pleasure of
;. .. .1.;- i-, Vi.t flu- Font ill III' I'l.-ice-
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.-. IM? II so. let us eill iir tar. r .... ........
t less, ( nil or s. nu
-Arrow class. Is your
If you pay ls.,. you ,ve
W'e ku.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
i . . . t , . . M i.i i i li i,i rs
, .;,,,- I. r to.Iay. tomorrow may he too late. You may be next.
1 .1 !.. no cha n 's.
This morning a niarriape license
was issued in the ollice of County
Judue Allen J. IJeeson to Mr. Wil
liam Vo,it- ami Miss Martha heut-
I incln. Neb.. -March The chins, both ol Wabash
hou-e committee of the whole this Mrs. John t.auer an.l fister. Mrs.
J; ,,"; !,,- a vote of 4S to 43.j l. H. Jardine of near Cedar Creek,
'voted to .'ecomMHiuI the judicial re- ; v. ere in the city Saturday for a tow
.M. uiioameni bill rarrviiiB with it : hour.-, visitms with friends and look
the i.-viMMi fur-uvn extra jud.iie.; : in v after some matters of business,
f, r !ouHas countv and making r..d- -Miss Ituth Hee.la. of I'lainview,
iial ( liaises in the judicial 1 '-appor- , w no uas neen nere visuii.s .i me
noi.ie is. i.e. auui auu iintif, . .
and Mrs. S. is. Chase, departed this
1110; nim; for Omaha to spend the
.lay visit in i; with friends.
Charles M. Slultnii, of Maryville,
Missouri, was an over Sunday visitor!
in this city at the home of Mrs. F.
S3: bill after it had n debated in ih-' Duxbury and family, departing!
K house piat i -ally all day. ithis afternoon far Omalia, when; he
will spend some time attending to
business matters.
William Atchison, former county
commissioner from ihe third di.-trici.
.as in the ily t. tiay for a few bours
looking after sumo business matters
and visiting with his many friends
whom he had made during his term
in the commissioners ollice.
Mrs. Jeanette Hubble and daugh
ter. Miss Mildred, who have been
visiting in California for a few
mouths, stopped off here over Sun
day to visit at the home of A. (I.
tlreen. brother of Mrs. Hubble, de
parting this afternoon for Denni-.-011.
L. G. Sharp Manufacturing Company
Hattsmouth, Nebraska, U. 5. A.
ll s 111 . ! Ill till-'
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service stations be in:.
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; .!.' r-i-e es a reiiaie on n.s . u
vour friend.-. Makes yu n.oiiey
I'le- i.iireha er liiu-t be satlshe.t
I'll rclias-
, tii-.t our irr-v rr-ihl" Me.-rmg
, ; i. . o ; r on on --.i of ti res.
ar pas for its. If by
M UAKNKK. ATTdi.NKV AT LAW
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t il from a defective Hue as the blaze
eeiiH i to be the greatest in lhespa--e
bet wen the roof and the ceiling when
ii isrovercd. The east side of
RSE AT EARLY HOUR
rfi-jiL'.; SJt-0!liUUNl l(1 ni ,.,:,,; 4...MMSt. of the
I iiiv- but the arrival "1 the .(. part-
t Seventh and Pearl. Oc---n-.i the nnrtii.-rn portion
, , ., i,i. iiii;m- ii.'iii luruiuuiiii.
1 - . , I he tire gave the t.rt w n uout o!
ii (Jo-.irutteiv Uiiiicu.
lib.
the new system of handling lire
- alarms and was very su.-ce-.Mul. Tin
l:.o'. Mr. I-ivd . .,i ,., j.jn i-fceivcl by the otli-.
awaken- .1 by ih-j ., , ju. teb pi-one cmpany was at once
i-nl -iir. ke is. to the t ; a rsm it : ed by tel. pli.-n.- to the :iieii'--.!.;,
are ii ' the cor- j.,..-s ,,f tli.-Iire department and 'h-v
:: I'eail st ree'.s ;md .v...,. ;1 . he scelle of act ior. before the
::: ral alarm wa"s uien by the shop
whistle and it was bat a very i a
mmme when the first call was made
by lelephoric until the tneinb. r of
tin- department had the trtt' V on tb.e
way to the scene of the lire.
.Mr. Klr.-dewald suiter, d the lo--ol
all of the contents of I be bou c
iiini thi- will be partially eoxered l y
nir-uranee.
The burn, d building was nwiu ii
l"e- ! ., Ii-e i, Hi :x ... wo- r-.io . . ,, .,.,.,.,.. ....i.i;,,.. in t I, . . -.1 I . .
of a-iion au.i -A.ter p.-vuig on I!.- I, Wii.liii'Kti.n. aid w.a - insured in
" -i..c!. ,s- r. .-oen Mib.lu.-d. en. . , nf .h(. ,.,,,., nit. ,., Pi. .n , t ,, ,,,
no- until tlo ! u.idirg ! au b.sn ma- (.(.t)r!., s.,vK.s u( ,,;is t.Uv 1ut
ti..-.ll-. . U',.e-1 as t l.re had i. a 1 n - " , tij ,w.. .- o.,.,..
ft. in the 'ity today it was impossible
i lo b :it n the amount of insurance car-hied.
Tin- general effect of the bill is to
Ihrow the eighteen judicial districts
.now existing in i ne m,h.- ihiu n...
larger districts. The same nnm a-r
P? ..a..... iillini-f.il wilh the ec-L'i-
tion of in the district of which Dong-
Lii-.. ...iiMitv is a ii:irl. This district
i received two more a total ol nine
ju.l'.es.
An amendment offered by Itepre
seniativ" Davis of North IMaltV p.ii
iding for the retirement or di.-tii'-t
judges on half pay after they had.
served twenty-live years or alter
. I ,i.... i-...,,.;,, ,i tl,,, of r, .. was
yjllO,, I . i ' i . . . . .... .-r.-l.
ted dow by an t verw helming ma-
1 1 jority.
Ost.-rman. deiiou r;i t ic leader. w!io
i 1 supported Ihe bill, declared that lie
; saw in i t f provision- a tneiiiis ot
: (iiscont inning the swrren..e" court ci ni-
misi:u ;md that lie supported it for
H i t hat reason.
It is claimed bv those w ho suppcit-
ti.d the bill for tha'i reason liiat wilh
$ i tiie larger number of judges in a dis
ci : C ict nieie will be available for dr: ft
?j!iii v by lii supiim.' c .!!! to handle
Si its excess i',!"'- in pl.u-e of the c. m
3 j i is.-ioti.
P T'ie n.-vv .iisti''-ts as created by
' t Ki)ret.--on Mnendiii. '.t follow:
r-! iiifi.-t V,. l I ! i .ii;. rit .on I'.-iW-
n-e, (i.i.:.-. Je.lerscn. .loatisoii. .nc'.ki-
i !ia. 0'.e. t'a? and S.iray c.mii'ies.
I T,.i inilLres
k' , Di.-'ri.t N . - D.uiIas. Washing
Kit, mi and r.uit eounti.--. Nine judg-
t -.
Dis.rrict No. Cuming. Staiiiui.
! Madison. Antelope. Pierre. Wayne.
! T a ti i s t . it: . Dak.!!, Dixon. Cedar.
' Knox, l'.ov.i. Hi lt, Koik. Prawn. !eya
' Paha and Cl.crrv ceiintie.-. Four
jclg-.-s.
Hi trict No. t I.ancit-ter county.
l-"i 1 e j uds es.
Di-trfiet No. ' Nuc.ds. Thayer.
I- illipore. Sali-.'.e. S- '.. :u d. York. '. !aia -
j'il on. Polk. Putlcr and i unaers
e unties. rhr.-e j-ld.-s.
Dislri.l No. Dodge. Coll'.X'.
Platte. Merrick. Nan.e. P.'one
Whccle-.'. Oc.'li'y. Howard and Hal!
c. -lint i.'s. Three judges.
District No. 7 (Jarfuld. Valley.
Sherman. P". i'fal . Davvso:. Custer,
i. up. iiliiine. Tli mi is Ivnan. Mc
pherson, and Ho; ker counties. Tw.i
j.; !g. -.
ilirtrict No. : i'iay. Adams. eb-st'-r.
l;aui.lin. Kea riev. P'ro-lps. Har
liia. 1 "urn.is. C .t'er. Proe.t ier. Peti
Willow. Hitchcock. Hayes, Perkins.
Chase and Duiolv co'.inties. Three
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.tli w .
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l . ei !-.. if
i . . i ol .-' .. n I i i
;i 1 ..i- - .; . he V. if e t he 1 .1 111 1 1
tn.. i !!:; .-.:!. Item tl:. burning
!.:.;, - ii.- :th r . in,- ditt'CMity as the
ii;,.,.,. ... ,i - .uite Ih:. ' and biieding.
,,. a.-nce was a sniail fr..nie
siin-- i.t, ai,.l tlo- t'.iite-s had mule
-..t ea: '..-! U. ay w !ie:i di.- vt r-.'.. Mr.
; ... a ..l I h' !. ae.l i .:e Colloid,
s-a: .-..- at Cih .!-. I Peiri -It.-e'. where
t ' , -lu-hl i.i. n v. a aroi.s.'il .u T lie
a!., i in !-i..a ...id in v.! tew niin-
I... l:-e (illik w;,- ill the r-i.nei
th.,- l a - ..(! 'icily impassible to
sav ! i e 1 uil.lii'.c
P tli'Ui,!it That the t re oriizii.ar-
ii!
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H E UNISTSAL C A li
Ti'.e. IVcl cur cm: will be called the ncnyle's
cvr." bc'aurc there nt" mote tliau 3.0C9.0C0 of
?:?n in da:ly o;'era i:n. That is ,b?ut four tn
titie t the !!o;-!r?st follower in the motor car in
ui str.. . This v.iuil.l not be s0 if the Ford car h?d
l-.ol !ov ii:.tr?n eais proven its suneiiority in ser
in durability. nd iu the low cost for opera
tic:, and iv.ainteiiur.cr : this would not be so if
t.r Fuid car v. as not so easy to understand, so
nr.'.p'te if. cov.struction tiiat anybedy and every
body can t airly drive it. It is everybody's ie
: tt?r because it doubles tb.e value of time, and
is ouick. convenient, comforiable nnd eco
re::iii.;il method ot tv.-tnspoi tation. We solicit your
or lr.. We line the frill lire. Touring Car, Run
. -e-.it Cuupr. Seiian, Truck. We assure you the
l:zt Tossibie in repair work with the grnuine
It-: a paits. ,
Rebuilt Fords for sale cheap.
T. H. Poiiock Auto Gs.
Phone No. 1 Plaltsmouth
a ni i
m an
Jiii'.ges.
Distri.-' No. !- l.in-.oln. Kieih. Ar
tt. ir. (Jrant Sheiidaii. C.ar.len, Dene!.
Cheyinne. Morrill. P.eN l'iiii.-. Sioix.
S.-oli: -bin fi'. P.. inner and Kimball
c-e.inlie'. Three judgis.
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! LOUISVILLE
Courier t
We are plea.-ed lo iea.ru that Mrs.
I'r.-'ik Wheeler is recovering from a
:'( "! il!n- from which she suf-I'-t.d
!'r tlo past two weeks.
P. Pt'erseii the veteran .shoe
maker of Louisville and a pioneer
titi'cn. was taken to an Omaha hos
pital the (ir.st ot the week for a ser
ious, ailment. His many frien.b
throughout the country hope he will
be greatly benefited by the treat
ment at the l-.ospirHl. but on ac-i-oi
tt of his advanced age some
fears are felt for the outcome. Mr.
Petersen is past eighty years of ago
an! bas always been remarkably
acPve.
Paul Phelps and the o'her mem
ber of the Phelps family and their
fi ic ads in 'this vicinity v. ere much
shocked last week to get word of
the tragic suicide of Mrs. U iymon.1
Phelps. wife of their nephew. of
Crtsluim. Her husband is the son
of Harry Phelps, formerly of this
pl... e. Harry Phelps and wife sep
arated years ago. She was formerly
Misj Mattie Sack. The mother of
the young hu-band lived with them
and he was out doing I be chores
and li'-: ''..other was getting break
fast when she heard the snot iu an
ups'air; bedroom. Death was almost
tanta-'eotis and the act is attribut
ed to melancholia. She was years
of age.
The Louisville friends of Kev. C.
Jm-.g weie shocked to barn of
seri cts accident tint befell his third
son. Omar J11111:. at his farm home
t'c.ir lie.itrice last we- k win n lie
w s hurt while shelling corn. His
clothing caught in the engine shaft
an.l be. ore it counl be stopped, every
s-hre.l of tloibes was torn from his
body an 1 mulling left on him b it 1
his oboes. That he was not killed
is ; miracle. As it was. he suffered
;i bally broken arm and many bruises
and injuries, but his physician say
lie . wili recover. He has a wife and
three children. His parents. Kev.
and .Mrs Jung still reside at Norton-'
ville. Kansas, where Mr. Jup.g is pas-i
tor of the Kvangelical Lutheran;
church. Mrs. John Heil. a sisier of i
the unfortunate- y - ..-tug ;:i.in. accom- ,
paricd by he'- husband's mother.-!
Mrs Wen.le'.l Heil. went to Iteatrice
1 1 v"ei v : ng th-.' "w.s of the acei
ie;" ;tn. I Mr. W, ml, 11 Hell ictui'iud
'a t Suttirday. She reports him as
getting along favor. ;!;ly and d.oug as
veil as could be expected. '
from Tuewilny .s l.iillv. "
P. A. Ilild of Mynard. was ni the
city today for a few hours looking
; fter some matters of business.
Attorney C. K. Tefft of Weeping
Water, was here for a few hours to
day attending to seme matters of im
i;,rtance at the court house.
Miss Ktla Nickels, of near Mur
ray, was among the visitors in the
city today for a few hours, attending
to some matters of business.
Heavv. impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion, head-j
ache;, nausea. !ndig"stion. Thinj
blood makes you weak, pale an.l
sickly. For pure blood, sound di-g.-.tion
use Purdock Pdood Hitters.
M.-.". at all s.ores.
For any itching, skin trouble,
piles, eczema, silt rheum, hives, itch.
..aid head, herpes, scabies I Man's
Ointment is highly recommended,
r.i'o ii box. at all stores.
20 for 20 cents
in at r-ti ht p.ickars.
AIfo obtainable in round
tins of 50, vacuum-sea led.
I SWELLED with pride.
THE FAT man next to
WAS READING one.
OF MY cigarette ads.
AND I felt him chuckle.
NOW NO one had ever.
PRAISED THAT ad.
SO I had to ask.
IF HE liked it.
AND HE said, "Sure."
AND LAUGHED nomo more.
...
THEN HE said.
"LOOK HERE" and pointed.
AND WHERE I'd written.
m
"PURE TOBACCO."
0
THE PRINTER hadset.
PURE TABASCO."
AND THAT'S why tho man.
THOUGHT MY ad.
WAS HOT stuX
P.UT THEN he eald.
"FORGET THE ad3.
I NEVER read 'em.
BUT LEMME tell you.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
THEY OUGHT to say.
ABOUT THAT cigarette.
AND THAT is this.
v
THEY SATISFY."
AND DARNED if I don't thiik.
HE REALLY believed.
HE WAS giving mo.
SOMETHING NEW!
OU enn Llame it en Ihorrlntor if
you don't see Tn Satisfy" in
a Chesterfield advertisement. I'ut be
sure of this; you'll find it in the ciga
rette every time. Wonderful Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos, wonderfully
blended it sounds easy. But you'll
find nothing else like Chesterfields.
That blend can't be copied.
hi
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
For :i mild, easy action of the
Niivtds. try Doan's Kegulets. a mod
tin laxative. :iOc at all stores.
J. L. Hums and daughter. Mrs. C.
Ciaig. of Mauley, were in the city
ti day visiting at the home of their
son and brother. Kdward Hums and
family.
Chris Hiiuer of Ceilar Creek. w;is
in the city today for a few hours.
motoring into attend to a few mat
this friends in the county seat.
For baby's croup, Willie's daily
..,,(. lis-ow-it... mot luif'i; eivr O
...... .mi .s.s. .s n in,.ps .
!- rn:i ( . r:i nil ill 1 lamelli'SS I )r. ' . . .
Thomas' Fcb-ctric Oil - the house-
h- Id remedy. ::0e and GOc. j L. J. May held, editor of the Louis-
li;ie Courier, and his old time fri-ad
Prom Wednesday'.- Dally. 1 aii-.l associate. August Pautsch. were
Orris Schleifert of near Manley. In the city yesterday for a few hours
is in the c ity today for a few hours looking after some matters of im
'o king after some matters of busi- p. rtance.
iicss at the court house. , Miss Stella Kreckiow of Louisville.
Olen Pocock i f Hig Springs. Neb.. ' was operated on this morning i.t the
w: has been here visiting at the clUce of Dr .11. C. Leopold for the
hi me of his uncle. Fred Patterson and removal of her tonsils and adnoids
family, departed this morning for his ar.d the operation proved very sue
In 'ae. cessful. -s
WILL HOLD MEETING
Tii" program for the meeting of
the second district, Nebraska Teach
er's association, which is to be held
at Omaha from March 31 to April 2.
have been received at the office of
County Superintendent Miss Alpha
md visiting w ith i ivicim n and w ill be distributed out
to the teachers of the county.
The program is unite extensive
and the talent appearinf numbers
some c:f the leading educators of the
country including President Lotus D.
Coi'fn.an of the university of Minne
sota; Dr. Lida H. Karhart. protessor
of elementary education, university
cf Nebraska; Dr. W. A. Kvans. ex
commissioner of health of Chicago,
and professor of sanitary science.
Northwestern university; Chancellor
K. II. Lindley. university of Kansas;
William MeAndrew, associate super
intendent of schools. New York City;
Hugh S. McUill, held se- reiiiry of the
national education associat'on. Wa h
ington. D. C : Dr. J. i:. LeKo.-sign.d,
dean of the college of b. us in ess edu
cation, university of Nebraska.
There will be a reduction in rail
road rates for the teachers- of one
fare and a half and srecial arrange
ments for the care the visitors
will be in the hands of the Omaha
committee.
If. V.. Dailey. who has been visiting
in this city for the past few weeks,
departs this evening for Torrington.
Wyoming, near where he has a home
stead claim and will be joined in
Omaha by II. J. Heneger. who will
accompany him vest to look over the
hind in that locality.
Watch Your Chimnies!
The Brightness of the
V
Easter Season
is reflected in our new Spring clothes. They are eloquent of the change
that has come over the clothing world. Who would have thought a
short time ago that Spring 21 would bring clothes so superbly stylish
and so excellently tailored as our
Quality Clothes at $30, $40 and $50
Clothes that a year aSo brought $40 to $75. Lesser quality $1 8 to $23.
What can be lower than the bottom? These have touched bottom.
Boys Confirmation
OR EASTER SUITS
Short pants $6.95 up
Long pants $15.00 up
Every boost you gve to business
in general means a boost to your own
business in particular. In the in
terest of keeping America employed,
scatter the gospel of optimism and
BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW.
New Hats!
Your new Spring Hat is waiting
for you here. We know yours is
here, because such a variety of blocks
and colorings is bound to include
a style that exactly suits you. Bot
tom prices is our creed, but at no
sacrifice of quality.
Hats, $3 to $10; Caps $1 to $3
mm
C. E. Wescott's Sons
EVERYBODY'S STORE
Steady, brother, don't rock the boat!
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