MONDAY. APRIL 11. 192".
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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sVc are golr.ij to move over on Main street. This
--Is ?..?-,:J?s rJ of cur new cntl fresh spring sioc'c.
TL- itl.-ai-jr-.s will he teller nr you rorwe curly.
Hie ramt store
F. S. CCBELMAN
Haul It Bv true
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Wa -ViU s'Jo AH Kinds of Wauliag Between
maha and
Pl&iismouth
Pro.r.'t Service and utaonablc Prices!
Phono 3lj4
Inttsmouth. Neb.
The Bank of Cass County
Capital, Surplus and Profits
tm ft
if;
Your Business Solicited
In a Genera! Banking Busines
AU Deposits in this Bank are Protected by the Ne
braska Stn.te Banking Guaranty Law.
I HOUSE KILLS
COURT BILL BY
46 TO 43 VOTE
PINOCHLE CLUB FEASTS
During the winter months ;t mini-'
her of tl)!1 young married people of
t!u city have l.tcii enjaying l'ii'iiu';ii
meetings at which t lie game of
pinochle was the chief diversion and .
.as the interest in t lie game grew n '
: was decided that the members of the
' p;irty would piay a series and the
losers would he forced to treat the
winners at the close of the series of
' games. The final result w;is held ;:i
CONTINUANCE OF COMMISION TO tl,e home of .!:!Vor an.l .Mrs. II. A.
9 PfiuwyiU
.Perkins oouncy
AID SUPREME TRIBUNAL
IS PUT TO SLEEP.
Schneider, Thursday evening when
the losers, eoniuosed :f .Mrs. Schnei
der. J. l- Warlra unl -Mr. and Mrs.
1 K. ('. Harris entertaint d the wimu is.
ALL AGREED THAT LAWLESS
NESS IS ON THE INCREASE
AT PRESENT TIME
day wnen me supreme t-smi i t-uiiiiin.i- nm . iney n r(. exp"i is m I i:e : ,i
sion bill was killed by vote of 4 to M( urr.-.nairi a ;irst dass feed and the
4:!. This, in the face of a message, winners feel taai they were amply
irotu (Jovernor .McKelvie asking for: repaid for tiulr shill in .viiiTiinn
the continuation of t he commission ( n;a jorify of the juints during: th
for two more years. jveries i patios.
liarK's IIlUl i Killing inc :oin
xnishinn and putting a heavy burden;
f work on the supreme court prop-1
er would te tin- only means of ever J
getting Nebraska judicial district;!
reditricted in compliance with the1
'new constitution were made by Hep- j
resentat i ves Lynn. Snow and others!
lighting the bill. It also wa.- charg-j CI?rs cf G. L. Farley Entertain Class
eu uiai ai me i.me ui.- Mii.ien.t-, Qf 31lS3 (jara VCyilCll at l'res-
, court commission was creai-u a soi
BOYS ACT AS HOS
TESSES TO LADIES
emu promise was made tli::f it would
b" discontinued in two e.;rs and
ithat tiiis iirotuise has been broken.
i Will Delav Work
.Mr. Schneider. Mrs. "ari:a and .Mr
Lincoln. April S. Lawyers ami .Mrs. u. Knurr a dinner. I That crime coml'.li.ms over the
;tate administration members of the 'jhe losers eroved that whil'j ti!ys:.i'e ;,re th" worst in ears is tii"
lower house went down to the most might not fully understand the mys-I opinion i tle -heriffs of tit" vi-.rlous
disastrous defeat of the session to-. t tl-. of "nulling or "buying tlo- i iinMes w;o I.: v gathered n Lin
coln d'lring the ptsst I"v days. In
: t I of improv in.:;, it is said :tn-
diti.U.S reei.jin;ly are veMinv, ;orse
111 all ti:e (ounties.
Th" authorities report that tiie
;::ftea-e in l'r.s les.-ness has bet-n from
' : I to seiity-!;ve p -r eni : in; e
1 !t I 7 and the greater part of the
. !; l it i ;:ls are trac-rible ti pr.diibi-ti-m
la v hrealving aim other crime.-;
'hat have -pf!li;; fr:m eif trts ft
e ui" :he I'i't !,itii:..:-y law o; t j:e
si a ' ".
Sii' riff .Michael i iat k. of Omaha.
th" UIi-e!!..I c ,:m! i ' i' !. I..1
'oN.iiiii th" b'.a ; as ..!! i.s ii.- vv
ue of it ' oil obi P .-. !!:' the carry-
il i- (Hit i 'l f i i l , ill 1 a e! - .
.-!.! If .1. V. A!"i ari"': i' e!,t.e
e.!ii".t .;.-: ""'.. ;.ii' !i i: fa ! 'i ' of
; o; o;i' 'is 1 i ,:t i; i'l , :: l ii.; t !.
: i i ii 1 1 ; or' : i i r : r V . i " i. ; t-.- c,-.ti e
i uf- a t i.ea; if t j(e ef, .!. ". a e
ivity.
S!i Ira Alil'.er. of Lai:. ; ::.
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; ! , f Til at sto.i. A Ii ker,
' I'ni.dy. V. i At vood. oi -I or.v a i-1.
K. Willi .i . ui i'.o- I-:. !!. ; ;'ter,
f L a n a nd I II. And'
i'hejps, are aiuoT.u th-- oi; -(i o
npiirt the violation of p- .a il.it imi
i v." a - h i n -i t h- ca t :i in-
r. i -i r i ii erino' waes tie ir v.ir-
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Th i.i'iiioi s of i :. pi '.; ! 'ion
! s .-!: i t " he abo'.t ' u : ally 1 ! i '. : '1
-i i.'io:,'.; t he . it.-: ii a ii and i''-r.i-K
i-'l!a i .').! of I ' ! i 1 e.
. !!' h.-r . tf t ! 1 1. :!' ..- i a u I rill."
t :,-!t . d ;.i i t ; 'Mir: c;. i k
:! a ! ! nvi-i the Mat..- lie- aa ho: i
" a'"" t.Ii'iil.v 'iii:'- to he a i' I'o in:
i !' !.- vioia'ioti a:.it o;.e v hi'di
v i :: g l.anl to s'timp oi, ' .
(: of ' !;!;- : !a I'lii ! Ii :; "i: 'i i -
to: - . '- , :. ! ny 1 :-h' r-j ::'-. is i i
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byterian Church Parlors.
The young n.. n's c!a:-s .f tiie Pr" ;
1. yteri.iti Sumi'v schoid of w:::-!
i ' . irt? e L Ka l ' v is the I e: 1 1- !o r
! Friends of tiie commission declared t i-1 :i i ri i th" v" una ladies ,,t M;,.
that if it were put out of Inisines . j.j., wwrlchV class verv piea-'antU
' :' supreme court would run months . Tll,,rsii iy vet.ing at t he church pa r
; behind in it.-, work and litigants and itv.
lawyers would suffer. j 'phe young ladies have on .-vfa'
A bill recreating the commission ,.,.., siG;",s .c.-v. , a.- hostcs-es to h.
; was killed by the senate several; (,lir.. ,,. , ehi-.' of Mr. Fa r-
I weeks ago and a similar bill was p v-s decided t-,at it was time to p-
killed in a standing committee ol:iunl tI-It, f;iv.ir and they pi-.ivided ;
the lower house a short time lat er. !,,,,,-1 ih d-gliTl'ii! evening for th
Then lawyer members vt the. house j ,,,,,,), ,.,-s o;- th-- ladies cl...-.
and senate petitioned (Jovernor .Mc-j During 'he evening prunes of a!
Kelvie to throv.' .U intiu' lice behind j kind were njoy.-d to the mm :
an attempt to keep the commission j w ; . s v.itii -rcat re. r t;,:r
A message; from ! t ii
in existence
governor outlining the desire of the
lawyer members and a new bill re
creating the commission re-pilted.
.Meantime it hill r"dist rict ing Ne
braska judidal districts appeared on
the lower hou.-e calendar. Nebraska,
under the terms of this bill, was
divided into niti" districts. three
judges In each dis'ri'-t cxeepting the
Omaha and Lar.Ca.M-r county dis
tricts. This was iti accordance with the
new constitutional requirt meats call
ing for reilist rict ing and providing
that the district judges should be
(ailed in to sit on supreme court
cases when that court was crowded
and thus do away with the heavy ex
pense of a supreme court commis
sion. The bill was killed in com
mittee of the whole through the f
forts of llepn . ent.it ives Uodman.
Jeary and othtr lawyer members
who today fought for the recreation
of the supreme court commission.
lawyer Opposes Bill
There was one attorney in th
lower house who refused to join
for"- with other members of his
profession and fought the bill bit
ttrly. That was Representative Kp
person of (May. author of the re
districting bill, which was killed.
The linal vote follows:
I 'or: Armstrong. Uarbour. Ream-.,
iioc-k. Ryrum. (Mizbe. Davis. Druese
ilow. Dysart. Foster. Franklin.
Frantz. Fiazier. Foulil. (Irie:i. 1 las
call. ilcire, Jacobs. Jeary. Kendall.
McFarland. .MclMellan. Mears. .Med
lar. Moseley. .Murphy. N'utzman. Fir
kins. Randall. Rank. Reed. Rodman.
Ruddy. Smith. Staats. Sturdevant.
Votaw. Wallace. We:-terhotl". Wright.
Williams. Wood. Yeiser.
Against: Anderson (Knox). Ax
tell. Reckman. I'.ehreus. Tothea.
Rownian, Cole. Douglas. Downing,
Kpperson, Ussani, Frost. (Jilmore.
Good. (Joodrich. Griswobl. Hakan
son. Hanner. Hilliard. I lotTnu ister.
Johnson, Lauritsen. Leftwich. Lundy
Lynn. McKee, McLcod. Mellor.
Miner. Morian. Nelron. Niewedde,
Osterman. Samlquist. Snow. Smn
merlad. Sprick, Strong. Thompson,
FUstroni. Vance, Webster. Wolfe.
Young. Anderson (Speaker).
Blank books! Yes you can get
of all kinds. The Journal.
Liberty Bond
NO. 56378
f&zr pnsn rpza
(4 U-
v-ts' iJ2S3 kjZS3 s
Fcr Vv?de Tred, Four Wheel and Two Row Listers,
Com Planters, Harrovs, Manure Spread
ers. 1 1 iiin Tractors and Ottawa
Cylinder Shelters.
A FEW WEBER WAGONS LEFT
AT THE LOW PRICE OF $185.00
Cccar Creek
9
Nebraska
I'jVTi
This celebrated Percheron stallion
was sired by Coprin. No. 91043. and
his dam was Victoria, No. a (51 4 7.
I Liberty Bond is a coal black IVr
chcron, weighing about 1000 pounds
jand was three years old April 4th.
members of th" jolly pa "Ty
the home-going hour draw near i h;.
brought to the i h.se th.i-- verv pi. a :)
cve:i .
Th" young n. en -crve! v d..:' t'
lefreshnieiiTs of ice c:am ar.d o
during the .nimr tha. -iv k.
ht ight n t !e
t. ing.
ii!' .iMirt ; e
the
ATTENDED ORGAN T.rCITAL
Mis. L. II. 'u-iiM:!n am! daugiiti:
l'ebn. :.tten i -1 the otgan levit:
givn Tiiur.- !av bv th" 'hnaha
lesley (dub. I'Vef. II. C. .! D- ej -'a 1 '
( tTanist ;'tid !io'r master a' W. !
lesley --olleye. pl.lVed i Fa-? o.-.le 1
Katle-rine K. Davis WI!" ley i '.' 1 1
th.a' s!...ved what a college ;-:r! ; a :
do with her noi i; T! c l.'ii iii- e
!..!!.. )' I'll"':;!!1 '.aid: 'd. a-.i' ' m-- lu
cres i;f v. in 1 l'.ue i: ' ''. M-.n.)
:" a ! i'!i:'ii-'l. . ' : i r the ''. i i i "! '
dinner a ' I h. n:iii r.-itv . i h
.Mel), ug I! '-i " !' -'
I . . ... ; ) . i J- e . l.n "'.lie. , I v
i 1 1 : : i I . Ii:- .'""'' - : e . 1 . ! '
nial f-i'id 'In: tV- de-- r d ? .:.'' I
can be rai-ed .' efore coinni. net met t
in June. i tiie earned . i a . !' in i
(Siiuiab!.- pr si !i lit Hlien l":i I'e! -(lle'oii.
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I offer for sale thirty-one quarter sections of land
three m:!ts north of Madrid, Nebraska, on the Bur
lington railway.
The price of this land ranges from $52.00 to
$105. CO per cre.
TERMS One-third cash; two-lhirdo mortgage,
;i :x per cent interest.
l ;.' To men with a limited amount of money, I
"1 -will ,ri onr-tr"-?li r.isfi npvmnnt and one-eiohteenth
payment each year of principal and interest. Contracts
ior 5;a!e will be made and deeds drawn and placed in
escrow with Trust company.
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or-! y t. . ard a had f n: af . Sl- :
iari. of i )oik'! has found ' !
gi'i't ma jorii y of prison : .-. -o h
:n the--.- two a"i-s and p-per:-'rem
olio r .- .! ion- ' t !. ' :- a' - -in
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5 Semi-Annually U. S.
Government Bonds
of Joint Stock Land Banks exempt from all tax, ac
cording to recent deci3tcn of U. S. Supreme Court.
For terms and price
YOUNG PEOPLE WEDDED
Miss Certrnd- (' le ar.d F. A. Fad
er of L"nroln. wt re ijui. t !y laarrii d
at 0 e'-Lick Sun. lay morning at il '
( 'on grea t i"ina 1 hif'di at Y.'.tpii!'
Water by th" .; of th" churc::
F-v. W. II. Filey. Only th- imm -diafe
family cf Mis-; Cole and In
sister. Jennie, if Lincoln, and three
lose friends. Miss .?c-sj,. Faliuin t '
Wet ping Water. Mr. Kalph .Mil. sand
Miss Harriet VanWie. of Waverly
being prest nt .
After tiie ceremony, a sumntuoti
weddinu bre:iu'ast .as servt d at tit
heme of the bride's grandmother
.Mrs. C. W. Norton, wjiere !ic had
made her home for some time.
The linppy couple autoed to Lin
coln. Sunday afternoon, where tln
will mal e theii' heme.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. W. A
Colo and has jrrown up in the com
munity of Wet pang Water. Tin
groom is a member of an electric il
firm in Line In. with ronmse nicth
firm in Lincoln, with rooms in the
Terminal building.
LOST OR STOLEN
Small white and yellow poodle fe
male dcg. Reasonable reward will
be paid.
It s-w. FliKD STFWAUT
UNDERGGrS OPERATION
Fror i PatnrUa v's IjallV.
Sheriff C. D. (Juintcn was in Omaha
yesterday for a few hours visiting
with his nep-hw. Clen Dunbar of
Avoca. who is at the St. Joseph hos
pital in that city. C.len was operateil
tn there yes'erday for apjiendicit i
and at Int reports was doing very
nicely although the case was hard i
determine at thai time. The young
man is a son of Mr. and .Mrs. .1. M.
Dunbar of-near Avoca.
From Saturday's TV.lly.
Dnn Lynn, one of the prominent
residents of Fnion. was in the city
today for a few hours looking after
some matters of busines at the court
hous.
George S. Smith came up this af
ternoon from his home at Rork Muffs
to spentl a few hours here looking
after some matters of business wi'h
the merchants.
He will make the season of 1H21
at my home, every day in the week.
Service fee will be $10.00 to Insure i.
colt to stand and suck. Parties dis-' J
posing of mares or removing from
. . . . ... 4 . . . . 4
WM. R. HAFFKE
Is doing; all kinds of truck
hauling: in grain, stock, and
the community, service fee becomes -I merchandise to and from
due and payable immediately. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents.
but owner will not be held respon- j
sible should any occur. j
Omaha. Office in Chevroulet !
Garage, phone 650. residence v
phone. 502, riattsmouth, v
Nebraska. -I
OTTO SCKAFER, Owner :t,.....
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3ii)'iir.- Man- ITe:nccl Grand Con
71: Is City Ji!:i-r Warden
r: .n.Iu- Jr.?. JI.
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-.I'.n'i's i , ::.-i.h- oi .euras a. .o
d Fridav : ; ert ion a. ! .oi !i
io- i a ' i i :1 ! .' of tin- r . , -ran
i j j.i -s who wt l as fo!!o'.-:
.io!--: W. .M it (do'.!. Snie ri'". ra r.
..miim n-.ier : Art hi. r C. S -m. ' ion
Plattsmoulh, Nebraska.
C. L. ?0NVENTI0N
AT WEH'oIG WATER
-s. r hu.-etts.
:;j'c OHicers
rami depot ' connn
r
). "!: it :i':ire. :'lh. grand ra!
i.-sjyii; Charhs II. tiro n. Fremont,
-rand captain gel. era!; Herbert A.
nur. Omaha, grind senior warder.;
lames M . Robertson. Flat tsmout !:.
rrand junior varden; William L.
ilh.'i-r. C luinhus. uraiu! prelite;
Ceorge I!. Thuuime!. ()ii:;.ha. -rand
tri;..urer; Fra: ;is !!. White. (Mna.iia.
'.rat'd recorder; George T. Spi'i'i'ker.
Lincoln. "rand standard bearer
Lewi. :. Smith. Long Fine, grand
....rd bearer; Willni" W. Day. Lin
(.in, grand wanUr; Henry K. Cui
bertson, McCook. grand captain .'
the gtia rd.
The next annual conclave w;v; set
for the lir.-t Thursday in April. Hil'L".
it Dmaha. It was also decided to
'.'.Id the gold.-n jubilee of the or. let
on Dec ni'nei- Js, 1 !2 1 . to n,;:rh the
foun-lat ion of il.e unr.i-l (:.;.;.-ndry
of tiie state and the a rra ngeno-tit
v. Ml be !e!'i in the iiands of the new
ly elected officers. The membership
of the grand commandry at this
time is ton.
F ' w are a f w ;.o - about the
('. Convent'.. n 'e : held ai
Wt i - o. Water next i 1. FritLiy.
Satti'.'ay and Sui.da.v
.Mi. :c- w ill h- e ! 1 i- -r Walliei:
a n. t! ; a reld Wi l.-s.
S.- ii.. rs a.-e: Ft . . L. I'. Fattoi:.
Fre-! teria-' paf r a' N'ebrak;'
Ci'v; Dr. I!. IL IL-rrion. nastoi' of
I'iisi Chri-iian clfur -'i. Liuco'n; Kev.
)'V' '!;. ,iih v-',t'l;i!'' u':''',':,I)r- '', ; For Sale: Large cabinet Victrola.
M. l.-a-n. Fres. Omalii !h(!ouical , . , ,
Seminary; .Mr. Clarr ni.v C. Hatnilton. ! r'1 "f condition and with ?2. worth
c. F. World. Fhid Mai'.-.ger. 1 lost on . : of records. Call phone Lt;2-W. tf
) be p resell ! : Field
cretary, -M. Dwight lligbet. Oma
Alumni Supt.. (J rover c. Farl,
! iMCtihi. and Supt. -Mrs. C. A. Frith.
Wi nnebauo.
('ot-fcrence and Devotional lead
ers: Itev. N. F. Horn. Avoca; (Mara
F. W. yrich. Frof. C. F. Fratt. Flatts
tiioiuh: Laura liohack. Frnest Lun
deen. Lincoln; Lockcy lOvans. F.th
a n v.
WEEPING WATER HAS
VERY QUIET ELECTION
Only One Ticket, in the Field LaeV
of Spirit Shown by the Voters j
There in Years Past.
The city election at Weeping Wat-
er this year wik.s one of tic tamest;
that has been held there for some
years and the fact that only one
ticket was in the ikdd aceo-.ints for
the small voir cast.- The first ward
registered fifty votes while the sec
ond only polled thirty-five votes.
A number of scattering votes were'
erst for various persons but the reg- '
nlar ticket placed en the ballot re- i
reived a great majority of the votes
cast .
The officer.", selected were: Troy
L. Dais. mayor; C. Ii. l'.utler. treas
urer: Ceorge H. Olive, clerk: F. H.
Corder. councilman first v. ard; C. S.
Muffin, councilman second ward; J.
AI. Teegnrden and L. It. Snipes mem
bers board of education: Fngene
Colbert, member board of education
for short term.
tm i Jk
GmjcL Qhmi a, If
..-,-Y iS5 pfc
ONE SURE ROAD TO BUSINESS SUCCESS IS PUTTING REG
ULARLY A PART OF YOUR INCOME IN THE BANK AND NEVER
LETTING THE "OUT-GO" BE AS GREAT A3 YOUR DEPOSITS.
THIS WILL ESLABLISH A CREDIT ON WHICH YOU CAN CALL
WHEN IN NEED OF FINANCIAL HELP.
MONEY IS THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS.
MONEY BANKED IS MONEY SAFE; MONEY SPENT IS MONEY
GONE FOREVER.
WE INVITE YOUR BANKING BUSINESS.
FOR SAIL
One Registered Ilelstein l ull, nine
months old. priced right for quick
sale.
A. O. RAM (IF, IMattsmontli.
Farmers State iBank
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PLAT rSMOUTH. NEBRASKA