The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, June 23, 1921, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
0 TIBS foue PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL THURS3J31Y, JUNE 23. 1021 FLOOD DANGER NO FIGHT LAST NIGHT IS VERY DISAPPOINTING - tj DeBray, Canadian Champion, Proves Tizzle Against Fast Louis ville Heayvreiglit. From Tuesday's Inil". The day of f.z.les is at hand. For instance there are fizzle firecrackers, fizzle sky rockets .and fizzle Roman candles, to sav nothing of the "fifty- Cbe plattsmoutb journal PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA Entered at Pontofflce, Plattsmoutb. Neb., a second-class mall matter LONGER MENACING Platte River at This Point is at a Standstill and It Locks Like Dan ger of High Water is Passed. R. A. BATES, Publisher SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 What Poland wants is some arbi ter to settle things in its own favor. :o: When the people pay the national debt they are paying themselves what they owe themselves. :o: Welcome to Plattsmoutb. Frater nal Order of Eagles, and we trust you will come again. :o: .Much money has been made in the United States by doing "people rath er than by doing things. o:o Thoe who harbor venirencc will not fail to note that the pri'-e of sujrar has dropped again. -o : o- A Findley, Ohio, woman got a let ter that was seven years in the mails. But it didn't contain a bill. :o: Heard frequently in every home: "What! Worn out already? Why, I just bought it last ? o:o You never notice how many hous es have a "for sale" sign on them until you try to sell your own. :o: Pres. Harding might have another job if our foreign relations would quit lighting among themselves. :o: Talking by telephone with Ha vana is all right, but a good many may still prefer to make the trip. :o: Today and tomorrow are Kagi lays and the freedom of the city is extended to the Nebraska F. O. K. :o: A New York judge advises girls not to jump into matrimony. He might have added, nor out when in. :o: A New York woman advertises for an "expert" to spank her son. First applicants probably will be neigh bors. :o: The city of Plattsmoutb. is proud to entertain the representatives of the great American fraternity, the F. O. K. :o: "This world wouldn't be in such a bad fix if it had more decent peo ple in it." says an exchange. Hell is in the same fix. :o: Women government employees yt Washington want more money. They want equal pay with men in pro portion to their duties. :o: Some of the graduating classes have delayed hitching their wagons to stars until they hear a litttle more about the Kinstein theory. :o: That French corset maker who says the time is coming when men will wear corsets, must think the world's manhood is in bad shape. :o: Sermons can now be sent to a man's home by radio, but up to date no one has devised a way to pass the contribution plate by wireless. "It don't take a man long to bag his pnnts at the knees, and to make a finely tailored suit look thoroughly disrepu table that's the man of it," avers Dainty Dorthy. Tint she goes on to explain that the man who is making u:e of our cleaning, steaming and pressing services is keep ing his clothes in much more preventable condition than when he got acquainted with us. And it doesn't cost much, either. Goods Called for and Delivered VaTTTv2-' OPPOSITE 'JOURNAL orncE PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Yes, it is warm enough for us. o:o Bishop Hamilton says Harding is the one man whose every word is heard around the world. What about the Paris style designers, Bish op? -:o-. Locate Yap? Kasy enough: In the latitude of diplomacy and the longitude of discussion. Edison might have asked that, but he slipped a cog. :o: Secretary of the treasury Mellon urged that $50,000,000 he placed at the disposal of the farm loan board for the relief of agricultural inter ests. :o: After spreading propaganda that the airship has made the battleship obsolete, England starts building four new dreadnaughts with lS-inch guns. :o: Don't worry about the girl with the ostrich fan who smokes cigar ettes. She probably had a grand mother who used a turkey wing and smoked a cob pipe. :c: Anna K. Taylor, 50 years old. the only woman who went over Niagara Falls in a barrel and lived to talk about it, died in the county infirm ary at Lockport, N. Y. :o: Explorers in the Navajo country of New Mexico some time ago dis covered the ruins of a prehistoric village consisting of a score of hous es of from four to 50 rooms. :o: Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. noted woman suffragist, announces th::! the S 1.737.000 which was left !or by Mrs. Frank Leslie, is being used t ) advance the cause of woman suffrage. Senator Smoot's prediction that taxes won't be reduced for twenty five years may stir tie the public a bit. but the detached attitude uf the administration indicates that it is no news in that quarter. : o : It has just about reached the point where anybody connected with the administration who makes a speech finds out that he has also made a mess, and his only way out of it is to claim he was misquoted. :o: A New York paper in reporting a speech by the president. says: "Wr.t o th grtov camphiehart of In-; Unitivrsiey grounds:. " This is th" most lucid explanation of the Siles ia n problem we've heard. :o: A Georgia train porter picked up a wallet containing sevc.al thousand dollars and returned it i i the right ful owner, who rewarded him with a dime. We should bate to own the next wallet that porter finds. :o: The present industrial depression is the best thing that ever happened for the 105.708.771 people of the United States, according to Charles M. Schwab. That makes it unani mous, except far 1 05. 70S, 770. :o: Every girl knows that the proper place for an engagement ring is on the third finger of the left hand, says the Baltimore Sun. Yes, and she knows that the proper place for a husband is under the thumb. :o: Mis.: Laura Bromwell. 2:5 years old and well known woman-pilot, fell to her detth at Mitchell field. N. Y.. while attempting to eclipse hr world's record of 190 continu ous loop-tite-loops in an airplane. :o: Senator Pat Hanson is certainly making life miserable for Col. Har vey. Unless President Harding shows common sense hy recalling his jitney ambassador, the incident is going to be a mighty live issue in the next national campaign. :o: Union printers on the Boston newspapers agreed to submit their differences with the publishers to arbitration, and walked out. It is .incidents such as the-e that are bringing about a rapid disintegration of union labor forces in this coun try. :o: American tourists are fleeing from Paris because of the excessive charg es for accommodations at the French capital. Wherever you go in the beaten paths of travel nowadays you are forced to go up against extor tionage charges. Paris is no excep tion to the :u!e. - n Blank Books at the Journal Ofiice. The residents and owners of the lowlands along the river bottoms east of the city are feeling somewhat easier today as to the flood situation as the Platte is now getting down toward normal and the high water which filled the stream to within a foot of the bank last Ssir.day night has receeded several feet and now it seems probable that the worst of the flood danger has been passed by in this locality. It was thought at first that the flood waters ot the Platte emptying into the Missouri at this point might cause the overflow of the lowlands between this city and the mouth the Platte, but this has not so far materialized and every indication is that it is now that the land is safe from the present high water at least For the past three seasons the crops on the lowlands have been damaged by the high water and the residents feel that this year they are g.nng to have a chance to semre at least par tial returns on their crops. WILL VISIT EUROPE from Monday's Dallv. Yesterday. C. B. Sehiicher and wito of Omaha were lure visiting at the home of Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Miller south of this city, parents ot Mrs Sehiicher. The visit was in the nature of a farewell as Mr. and Mrs. Sehiicher are leaving today far New York and from where they hail for Europe for a tour of several months duration. They expect to spt-od the greater part of the time in visiting the war devasta'ed area- of France and Belgium and will take in the many points that have become fa mous tit history during the world war in which t lie allied troops defeated the Central powers. The trip is one of the jjreatest interest and Mr. and Mrs. S-hlicher are looking forward with pleasure to the tour over the interesting places in the- old world. YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED Fiori Tuesday's I'ally. This morning at th Kev. A. C Hollow, 11. residence of pastor nf the Christian church recurred the mar riage of Ivan Smith anil Miss !":;ia llainey. both from sou'h of this city. The wedding was very ottiet and at tended bv only the mother d the groom. The bride i a daughter e Mi, and Mrs. Sherman llainey and the greom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Smith, well known residents of the Ro"k Bio. is vicinity. Tin' ncwlv wed-- will make their heme in that locality. Heavy, impure bln.nl make- a muddy. pimply complexion, head aches, nausea, iiuliuest inn. Thin blood make'; you weak, pale and sick ly. For pure blood and sound diges tion, use Burdock Bloo.l Bitters. $1.25 at all stores. ii:i)i:it u ii::u; on IVl il io-i lr if i n i i;ie ;i I of d minis! nil or Tic- Slate .(' X-h: n.-h;i. Ca.-s inuu I n 1 1 : Co'int - ' 1 . 1 n i I . in. 1 1 1 r el -,t 1 1 . ..; Ti'olnax .1 Al . i 'n I I'm-i :. ...i i a a!i:ju and fu.io.; II..- p.ailh.i .: '.. I. ! i "i: ! i". I pi a '. in -: I i.a : ! m : n i ; -ti;it;..:i nl' .-a ;ij .-.--!.;:.- ni.! ho j-r.ii:..: ! Lies. If as Aitail -il-t re t .-: iiKr.it. Tial .1 i;ly ! 'th. ... I . 1 ' J i . at 1 "' look i. in.. '- ass i -;!!. 1 f. I I n a ri i) -c sn Id pi t i i i n v 1 .mi a ! 1 ;n-i sun. i r. t e i c-1 it in said 1 1 1 : 1 1 i iietv ;i; pear at ;. 'tin iv i' i;nt t i- I . id in ;. n.i tor sa hi e'.iiii. ai.-I -h'V.- .-;i:' tin- ra v-r of t ; it i I e ran' s'.on !.. r."' l.e Kianiil: anil ;:iat le : iei- of : i .. rati :iey of .it i . titioii na! the l.. a.-itf-i !i:'Teoi' 1" uiv. n to all i-i. ,s ia-ti-!(toil in Niii.l I lalt : i.v .a ...;!, i :i i; a eojiv of tl:l- uali r in l! l'i..:i--mouili .1 on i ia I . a scim-u" l:!v -p;tor niiiito.) in sai.t i.cns y. l"f t i 1 .01-'"SS1V wet I .: prior y.lii! ii.iv .I'l'.e, A. t:.-a rin:. Iiatiil t)i 1 V 1 . 1 s ( ! i !; v i' A I. !.!' .). i:r.;:s')v. Co intv .In. I ;e. CI I AS. K. M Iff X. A t luriii'V. j.m-:: w. fVfffi'et-TJI "VSTi n A N K I N fi 0 iUiiS j'i'-uiYii iEi-KCR.M HV i-1 Pcsilions are nlcnliful fcr those w'io are trained! ti:':c:its rr.ny work far M bo,-rd. Tuit'o.-i low. Ask tor cat-!og C. ". BOYLES BtJGirsESS colllgl:. Oinjtia, Ncbras.'ia. N Acetylene If 61 I am prepared to do all kinds of Acetylene Welding. Charges reasonable and work the best. mm 3HELD0H, Located at John Iverson's Blaksmith Shop, Platt8mouth, Nebraska S. J.REAW!ES9 THE BARBER is working in the Soft Drink Parlor of H. A. LARSON Give the boys a call when in need of any tonsorial work. CEDAR CREEK NEBRASKA fol; itiiT tDIUillfii seven" other varieties of Fourth of) J'.tl.v joy prodn.ccrs. The former prove vrxing to the juveniles and the lat-j ter to' the :;ro n-ups. Last night I at Omaha, however, there was a fizzle j boxing card that proved equally vex ing to the hv; thousand fans who had paid their money to see the .bow. Andy Schmader. Louisville heavy- wt ight. v. as one of the principles. bu.t it was through no fault of his that the m;it;-h proved disappointing. (o.rge DeBivy ami his 200 pounds! -f fat proved the big fizzle of the' Kn ;t'd ti e mutch went about o'ne-J half of a r..ui,'!. in which time Andy.j who h.as been training hard and va:;j in the pink of eo-i-.lit ion, knocked le !lra' down twice and the big Cana-I ?!:i!i stretcheil his length mt on the, canvas twice ;:ga;iii without any help : from Pchmader. j Eig That's All Bel'ray. win was adver'ise-1 as the champion of all Canada, was big and, that is about all that can be said: about him. And you know the old raying. "The higher they come, the harder they fall." There va- no light to ir. Andy jr-t slipf'd iiini an easy "feeler" and j the big "tub" went do'.v?: for a count ; " six., He was up on his feet again :.t:d without hitting a blow ischmad-J er. rushed !im to the ropes for anoth-j cr "fall do.v:;." By some magic I e , Bray found his way back into th"' (enter of th" rii.j and wiilmut any; nssi.tanee fin tn Andy he tripped andj had il'.e nerve to s'ay down for ount of fi '.'. Tl.e two then came to-, ether at th. edge of the ring and; Del'ray ducked only to receive a lift I on the hack t th-1 neck and go dov. ii i ;-:'.i n. While the re'eree was count-; lug ii z tii cit. :. Miiici; s seconils throw the towel into the ring and d tl. r the bored spec tators. i No Fault of Andy's j The fact that the fuht was a lizzie' l- i!i no :-;ns" the iaun oi hcntiiancr, ; '. 'ho h.ad been U"! to believe his op- potient was a w!:irl .nirl with the padded mitts and who has trained i h:rd for .-evernl .v. eks and is no w in i'.ci. condition ti;:it it would be ;t lea -tire to see hi;n go up :u:ainst I e of the to;i ji itri.ers of the coiin ry. When be was declared winner ' t niuh: v. iihot.t r . aeely p.ittiag a ivi'e b'ow. i.n one in the auditorium ore 'iit:::V.Yu!iled tli'.i!' 1 le for his iinibirion to meet some o;" t ne cp'-iiot hers. I tiless tie is given t!it op oi ir t oil it y his nian::ser will !ird bo olTice receie.ts failin Oi! tl) I i 'jreat extent. 1 Entire Eil! Disappointing I r The preliminaries at last night's; how were mi-iiin;-:'c. t he sem i -w nd u p ' ' tii"d sadly and the ri.iin bout was','-' t '.': :'.lt . Tli 1 e-1 preliminary va! !e-t .. t , n .Tack C,v.-- a ; -.1 ICid !r:i'.-b. : :,!. . :.:-.! went - iy rcumls to a dra v. In : l- i-:n i-.l. in !'p Navy Uo-tan a. ml. tii Ii:::n:ie Delan'-y stood toe to toe for j' ix rouni!-. ten in t;;e s. vern ; t ' !i aimed a h.-u'. ile was xatniued by . ta pliysieir-n alal li e iii.ni ;,waroeil to I-.i A. I A Genuine Fighter i Th" great improvement in Andy's;' -'i'ill.4 iin:iil l' l lie ji.im sia. llioiliiis. makes his friends taore than anxious him matched with some good i man. where i:e -win nave opportunity o d' tuoni r;:!e his. nrowess in the t:rti ti-l cuffs. Ii is earnestly to be linn il I ill' i-i'iiii;-- i-.--.Mi n'.i v. i'i';i -iv.i-, . . . 1 ...... i .. ? . . 1. o ..1. under and'Hoh Hop'T. scheduled for Inly !ih at tie auditorium in Omaha j a ill piateriali-.-e, despite the dodging i t:'ties of th.e Omahii protnot ers who. c j i : to be trying to i-lip over a I bean bill. It takes money to ini- )("! real lighter--. hut the piliilic i v ( f s:illl til' aiH h impositions as that of last night. TWO HISTORIC REMINISCENCES. ( Mitius. kin of Illyri:., wa.s vati ciii:sh"il hy the Ilonniiis in lti, Ii. '. An herh was n::;i''tl fcr him. gentian, nliii 'i1 Lit t f r re.et is oinpl.-yetl ir. iiifillc-ine t in co tinto immemorial. It heionas with i-jscare searada anl oflie:- l-.e-rhs tn the ingredients of Trinor's Hitter Witu t'r.o imt roli-i-tilo r'Tue;!".' for ne-or appetite, tmi ftitaitii.il. lieadaclie jind ot'.iqr stom ach ironhle.s. Anueliea is anoilier old actioiiiiiancp. Its hitter root v a. 7:--e-i for r;:-:.ses in th.e stomach ar.ii intestines by thr- ;i nci'-r.t:;. Etn 'i i r Cha.rle; - wlio nil",! c'.or- i'lii' iy in l!'i!.eiiiia in the 14th cen tury, j '.ac"i a f.ieai coti rulc-nc-o in 'hi- reiai-fly. ;..,! heeaiise ho heliev--'. that i he tit; "':. tr-o-'.-i:u; in I Jo hen ii a was the h.'st, it was forward ed to him when h made hi-; often lona; j.iarr.eys. II is today the r.ini't ingredient of Triaer's Anselica Hit ter Tonic, a remedy which braces up the nerves and builds up sapped health. Try there Trinor's. remedies, yon can set them at all drunj.-'.ists and dealers in medicines. Autos For Sale. Oae Hcrff and one Mctz auio fori Kale c'neap, or will trad". Vhat't, have y-di to offer. AU-o one spring! "Pump" Vaison. James I Latta f Murray phone. " 4vJ j .i-.ii.- Tor bahv';-. croup. Willie's cuts and hr ;i if r., mother's sore throat, (Irandina's l,iinr;ie--s Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil the household remedy, 20c and (iOc. TOE SALE I ' Two hirh irade Re A Foiled bulls ! for s-ale. C. C. ' Xeb., telephone 40 baraai a. Mjnaia, 22. Me-o-my how you'll take io a pipe Before you're a day older you want to let the idea slip under 3Tour hat that this is the open season to start something with a joy'us jimmy pipe and some Prince Albert! Because, a pipe packed with Prince Albert satisfies a man as he was never satis fied before and keeps him satisfied! And, you can prove it! Why P. A.'s flavor and fragrance and coolness and its freedom ::1M.I nf ri i: ii:i;t; .un Mi ni' i -ix 1 1 ri: v. n. i. a . . 1 ra n a'l p I .1 . 1 . . ' 1 T tie' I ; 'iial ' t i : -1 !! II- ' Mi: ; re in . Ii 1 a ia : 1 s t i' . !. ;. - -! V. :'! i- m'i', I ; . - .1 .. ; . j i; 1 1 .--t 1 1 ! I . t il I ' I: . ; . I nl . . i .- a i I I ; t I a ...aO'. ai..l t ... . :. ( ,. !,,. i : I ' : ;u I.. it i. .1 1 1 i-.-i i i. .1 i : :-..! i a . V i i ! ; i- i" ;-i-l.'. : iti!'.'. t! at y-:i, a:e! ! rss'ias ii. .1 ia s: al in .11 i . . a ii. 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' . r.'.l. at ten i'i !ir i a the In I'r a . a I I I" . a i ". 1 1 1 ' I . t o , n .-. j-,.. ;.n.l evjutiiiM- all i-l.n.us auain-l sah' e-tal.- with a vi.-w to l.n-ir j J .1 nst ai. a 1 aial a ; I va tie. -. 1 he i:iu.- i.in- Il.il !'.: lae iiesei.t a t i-ei .!' i.ai'i - ;ia'n.-l sai.l estalo i- three mui-Cis li.ati !.- '.'th ..a of .Ii'!,. .. 1 i. i: JI. aiel tie- 1 1 me Innrti.l for payment of .l.lits is one via r lieie. sai.l '.Mir day of ,lu!y. .. I'. i:Ll. Wiiiuss rrj- land and the sea! :" said t'oimt v t'eiti t. this Ith i:a- oi ', .Inn.-. A. I . ll'-'l. 1 -1.1.J:X J. l:i:i-:Si X". :. i Coiin.y J i : ; nitiiait in- m:i:i; mi I't-lili.ia iiir ! I eiia i nil t Ion -!' Ii-ir'l:i; Ia th.- Co.! iity Co..-,-: of Cass -.u:;- ; t; . XelnasUa. , ! I n Wiii .- i.s-.i. - i. oi j.iai.s .v.; i. il ai ii v '1. . t:a ti.e ti 1 ; n-4' - f 1 1 i'l-'.s for. a i I i i it ion oi I. and 'tndia-. I la-r-hip eh.! .. ia on ti.e j.-t ony of Jim i , 1 :: I : I Il i.- leieie.- o:-.I.-:-e. thai the sail p tition he s. t .h'.vri I'of la aria , f.ae siei.l C-o.ri on she 'nl!i d.i of .!;';.-. ::cl, at h-u o'c'o. U a. n... atei il.;:' iaai'e o." the time and n;,-,- ..f .-ael laariirr is- ad, and that n- .- :. i i a-! i -. .- S' I '. :' ta.-reij- ia.' hai a',.0-; all i.e so;.'- I'-.-h d ill said e. lat..i h- Ihe iml iii-ulimi of said notice, once' each week, fur thrr i-.is.m-ii ; i v ' v.-e !:. jit'ior to sa;d 1 ' -;i ; i 1 1 -r. ia tin I '!; 1 1 - ne 1. 1 h .lie;:;.:-', of 1'ia 1 1 -iiio i; t , ; X.liiasl-.a, a ta-wsjiii ; r iitinte!, pah-' lis! id and of peneia! ci ! '--i hi t iij In; stud ' o ; -,- ot a--s in siiio sum linted this 1st da.'.- of J,.,. l'.cl. I. AI.LIIX .1. I'.EK-r i .'i'.i ! i jj-;'iv. Com. iy J !:IIUI If ill-- lllill.ivr: tvil I " TIfi: lil' PiaillATi: UV V.'IM. ! In tl-e CiMiuty Com t of Cass conn- X:-hva-ke. State of Nei.ras.ka County of Cass, ro till peison'- interested in the es - , tate of John Sehiappaeasse, rice ased : tin readiiifr the petition of Jennie Sell ia ppa.-asf e inayinsr that the- itistr-i- . ment hied in this court on the Sill day of June. 1!21, and purport ins? to l.e tlie lart will and testament of the 'sail df ceased, nin v he proved and el- .lowed, ami ; coorded as the last will land testament of John Sehiappacas.se, idpeeared: tint said inst i-iimert t he ad- I mitttil to probate, and the admi nist ra- tp.n of said, estate lie p-ra nted- to Jen- P. rininraer, h,inl-l -M jOnr.T. -.r-Schtarn.m asse as pyeent rix . rima jhredtli, Mildred Elizntielp Wf- I It is licvebv ordered that vou. and - 'a'-1 Frso:;-, snterest-si In said rrjirter. court to be he'd in and for sail coun- ty. on the ith day or July, A. D. HZ1, & ? and F. from bite and parch (cut out by our exclusive pat ented process) are a reve lation to the man vho never could get acquainted with a pipe! P. A. has made a pipe a thing of joy to four men where one was smoked before! Ever roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert? Man, man but you've got a party coming your way! Talk about a cigarette smoke; we tell you it's a peach! the national joy smoke 1 a ii'i'.n.k a. I::., to ' t ' .-re i'.-. n hy tl:.. sai.W ealise, jf I I a. vi ' .if I !! . '.X a-!., r si.onlit lint I'e ura tlted. anil ..,' . ; ..f tin- peljiietiey if sai.l '.ii ; - t i t i : i ai.ii t!:al the iaaritiLT tla-i'.-- i,i ..!.!" givi.i tn all i e.'sims interested i ." ' . ; .-..ill ta. HI ; l.y l m a i i-l i ii tr a eupy f H, ( a-:- ; a l I..- i 'ia : t sneei t li .1 1 u rna 1, , ! . !a se;.ii-w. k 1 ;.- ; i-ws i u in-r printe.l in e ; .- i a t i i ' e I : ! y ' ..r 1 h I i s a-i i -. i ve we ks i a ,t 'tin.- le . a id ila.- !" !-: ri'jir. ; N ' .; ; V , a ii.- l.a'el and t!..- se;;l of'wi sai.l e.int, this toll iav of June, ,. i. 1:-J1. . ,.,.i:n j. ni:i:.-i n. I.-'.': 1 i 4 ' i : 1 1 1 . .1 i i 1 1 s-'e. 'HAS. I-:. .MAIiTIN, Attn-riey. im i: or m:icit; 111 t! nntv ('mat "f ('a.s.s i-mihtv, .- !.i asKa. In tie- in a r t ' of tl. estate f Jacob Ma-.e:1, .lee. ::sad. T.. ; ' " ;-so;,s interested in said f-f-Ih C.-et! itnrs and heirs at law: ia- V. t-el.v tii.t ili. .1 t lia t on t his i- of .lane. I'.'l'l. Jaeol. J-:. Ma-am iate. 1 .hi .-. i 11 t ii .i.. e !:! - .! a ttt'oti ia t;,i.- court sitleirinir tlit .!.M..!i Jasoti. j . i ; t ' a resident oL 'tie 'ity of I "i:. 1 1 .-'tie n: t 1 1. in .-aid eonp ' ! t ! :. jit-ted tlii - life intestate on' or ' aPoat t!ie day of .May, i:ir., t!ie ' io Ta!' ill fee siaitde e. the f d! i HV i 11'," ; a, : i i iieii real estate, t . n v.-: I : 11 that p; i :' 1 he .Si ,n I h half ..f lad 1 in the ' i . ' iiiaite- of He. ti.'n 1.', Town Il V l.'anae 1 ::. K.-ist. Iviii'- east of ill e uaala. Southern ;ailwav ritrlit of !' ;M-, situate j;i the cjty of JMatts ! i n- ,ta. a.-s enanty, Xelaaska. and that ;.-ai'l il. asol left surviviaLr as lis sole iaa.i o..y h, ii--; :; t law, t!:e foliowinf: j ;,:ill!i d persons : Nan." .1. Mason, h.is widow: Jacob ; K Masi'ii. a sun; 1 Jessie M. Koko, ( nee : Manual a da a gh t e : ; I :i i ;ai 1 .el 1 1 F. T-'itch, j i i a a M,i.):n a daug hter: William II. , I'.'mmi. a son, and. 'ia n nee Mason, a i s a., who ;.:-n innv ail of leual aire, to i '.i'i:t ti e title and ownership of said ' r. al .state descended, on the death of id Jaeot. Mason, subject to ihe lioine- 1 1 ;i .1 rjulit of the wi.lou- of paiil de ,,;; - a,l, Xaney J. Mason, an.l that the i ie I i 1 i . i n i T- i the nu'iur of n n iiitoroit It, -aal ;ie!ai.-.-s. an.1 !raymr lor a iht. riiiination of the tini.. of the .(.-at Ii ot the sai.l .laeoli .Mason, niel of his heirs ;i t law, the deKI'ee of kinship anl tie tiiiht of ihse. nt of tin- v. al )-i oji.-rt y he 1 o n iri tin to said ,:..,, ;,a; i:i t,,. Slate of Xehraska, ami ). ;ai.h oth.-f ;t!:d further orders and I " i'i cars a- t.-iay lie ner-essary for a . ! eo: r.i i ; . t erni i aa t ion of sni.l matter, j Haid nia.tt. r has heen s t down for'j ieai ia"- for the i:th day of .1 nl v. l!'-l.i ,:l nin-- !. -1 Iti tlie forenoon, in the; 'mint y ('..nit room in the City of , I '!;! 1 1 snn ni 1 1 . Cass eotinty, Xehraska,- I al . ha . time nnd jdaee all persona I i!:te!-. -it 1 ma..- apjif ar ami contest said ' ju-t it ion. liite: Jmio 11th. 1021. Al.I.KX J. HKESON. , (ountv Judiie. ' J. 31. I.i;VIA, jl - tlw. Atty. fo.- Petitioner. lh n --t X. hi isti-.'.- .Mi'i- M. Sftiih: . ;. I nam' uahanu-n ..'.-Pies ! '. a ta tn--1 : X'a . : his u if : Si 1 v in 1 1. S.iai: lhaiatnei', iijs on. : t : ; ii i ' , vs. Smith, first and . h r hasl and; ;.- I i. I'lnm;::- r. ! '! n m met- and wi f e ; s 1 -a in 1 '. 1 'i n m ne i' : I'hn.ii'i first and 'al aaai- nt.isia. I. I : i: :a na-r : real ram.- nnk.-.r. ! '. I '! an: met : w 1 1 . his wife; Fred ;:i ..a r, ;,is and hi-- wif---: Mar- a 1 'iamm.-f, tu st a i '1 i i. al name enUnouii, l .r lutsharei;) ; Harriet M. Vont-r-; and t. 1'. Vonter. I I first aid real name r, ifl-r t w n. la r I.e.-'-! Maud: Vh-jir.ia Xl.---'fai1.; Me- i'h. tii.- t and t .-a! name unknown, ' : . t: - ca i ; : .nnr.ie v.. -.i -.;ea : i . - a I ' i li. - f !. I . . I l'f:i ! ' .a 11 e 1 1 II if I'i'. U' II . her" h-a-Lirei; M i h ! i . ! i i i v-t hot : i Me- j i - 'i'llll.; Me-.. ... t ' ., tn.-t and ri a i . t-nkn...wn, I i aa aa:ai: '"'; ' icaT i.aine 11 p '.: r.o w n. he'ri'a.-l arai. .I-n- , je yj. ?.tc5-atl.: Me.reai p. 1'iiv nd io.il ;-.i:ne e.nlutov. n. i ; 1 n.-l-an.:: Jennie M. I-ttien and ,J. I.. Inia.-n. Hist ; ad nal name ,; k : .o-.vi: . !: r lii.-hap,i; Mihin d i:. Ives nnii Kraak J. Jves, n- r ln: i ii 1 1 : saini i'i Addison ti M. - Addison .,! rati .a- ir.-.i t h ; ah -do!. C. M'.ati.: San, :a '. A M - ea t I . ; Judith . MiKeath: Juiiie . .vteeaiii. and the lens, de.isie:-, le,-j,i t I r- . - onnl : p i r se a ! a I i ves- t-d a H rt; jiorsonr .nt"ifsted in tie r.-tate.: of the f d K -v fr nanoit pet. :).-. to-wit: .Mire Smith, .ha tins PI a i a me r, Nancv I. i'liiirimcr. Sr-lwin B. I'M ' nt me r. c-el'.vin iininier. I aen .i. r-riimmer-. ,o..r eath. Minnie Ih Megc.ith. .Tei -! Mc- th. Jr.r.:- M M a re.. Ad- :&n Mat'i. AaJisor. O Mgath. Samuel A. ilegeath, Judith W. Me- t tv ( r i I 7 ' m ?m m Prince Albc-t is sold in tofipy rati bags, tidy red tins, hand soma po'jnd and half pound tin humidors and tnthe pound crysiul gl:si humidor with sponge moistcner top. Crr.yrSrrM by K. J. Rt-ynolda Tobacco C o. W in& t n Salem, N.C. .1 1 1 . 1 i . - a i . a . I I i i , vv rl. ! aie ii '. . r " !' ' ! I i x w 1 1 , : : I : Tl ! i a.- .-; :.. . -V : I the ...'itli'.l ... I!".-.. 1 1 1 . , I 1 I : : S t V. e-t '1 .ill. r ' i : t : ; i.U ',, i I- "! N : . ! I , 1 t ! ii'irllini ill- r i ia! I la- '.. i a: I'M , I V ' .. .-V. i . i l i l i mi i .. 1 1; i i a 'i'i - W u. I a . i t .. 1 . port : e I : : i i ' , . t ' . i. 1 1 I i a ' ' i.i'i 1'. M . a, ass ,-.i,i :y, X. la ;. . 1 1 all I i - i is eiaitiiinv an.' in . ill' f Ii. i d'aii. I;ia.. ia .-aid I ea i t.-lati-, or .. a v l-ai't t!'i-i.-..i. ai.d ;i!i .crsons h.:ii;.. it c ia i ri i a a .: -.- 1 1: t . .'. - t in t : . I . : are .!. -. !.i.d i - a 1 e.;al.. real p.-tin s uti- i. ' a . . a. it ! . mill !'!'. To eaai and ali of tin aliovo nain.i a-id des i : na ' ed . : !"c a i i a a I s. I 1 1 1 n..,- I'c-i ielll .tie! e tial' I a . l 1. 1' a 1 1 I S, liii le i! ice : . Vi." ai"! e.u :, of o-l a re hen I a a a ! . ii. d ! i,. t I'll In . t X. 1 '1 : .- I i.l ll-li 1 . t'-- ; 1 . 1 1 1 T. h - ia. la--' 1 1 1 1 ! Is p-ti- ta:i in i' . i'ii..;ri. , ('.i.iat if ' 'a .-s ii . 1 '. , N-l a."!.:, .i!:.ii eliiii.M w.i.- fie. i ..: .'.!..-. I". A. !i. 1:1.1. a-.-;.it.st ;. 1 ! . .a li ot .. o'l, ! l.e ohj. -t a ..! a "it oi" v ! i.-:, p i t i i i o i . i . to 1 a a i a a d . I 1 , i e 1 i 1 1 : . and c i - i i a i I i . 1 1 U lia' i I ' i . t I ! i a rl ! . I . ; : i a i t . r nf t i ... n- i 1 1 i y.e.rti i ; . X W ' , . Xli'ii the ia.: t ! a.-t ..'in 1 1. r of tl.'- a i . t i, w 1 j i : .! r t 1 : i X !:,, ?W ' i the seat i. v. t ri.!"i i . f t I . ' noil l.e.i s t i j a a i t e i ; i S 1 , M ! 1 1 i I.Ot'l llH .'Sf etai fief lit' liie O. it hi .1.-1 p. Ml . . I s i , I. j I l.e S i I 1 i I I a I I .;' tl.- noi t ' v.-es t i.ua'ter lis'.. NW1, i t ! l.aif of no 1 1 w t iiai:ter. iVi'h. SW1,) ia Seetioii si:, iei Towiisl i;i t VfN'e. ilLi novth oi ihia-.-e ten. il". .at of the i;th I'. ..'.. ia Cass count.', X hrii.-hii. in the ! lain':!:', at -l to r- move e. !ta;a i-m!il.-ai'i i'oiever laiains;- and ' ---1 i ; i 1 1 n lie i ' i i e a hu. i s mill iM,'', nf tr. ai ami all i isniis . aiiniiniT h-'. t ia i. a lm.ler li - n. or iin-. of lin-i.i iron: I aviii.; or el a aa i in; any ti-.t, lith-. interest or li'--i in or to ;:;.! jr. n i .- a . In any a. It ll.eiaof. and fur s'iiii ot.af taliif as c-i.itv mav IT.iiiie. '"on a in! eaeli of vnii are hei-.-hy r- 0 'i i .i I" answer sa id m t it i . ' i on or 1 !i i' the l l t il .la V of J il I v, A. I '. I : 1 1. KKNEST X. CII l:iSTI. NS i.X. 1 'hunt iff. My i:. xick i x, ni:'.;-.".w. 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Cut about a hundred acre-; of f.raiii. A hareain. I'rice $125.00. Cv.ll phone No. 2732. JOHN I'AHKE.N'IXO. otVV. JMa tti.in n t h , 2tb. J',,,- v,i- Five room cottj one '-Ot. City W.-.-lff, l.arti; fix room COt- a a - t -.-o lots, city water el-etric i;.rUt .- i eh- r. Iw-.o stv r... '"- ,' ' V " , 'V Si L modem except heat. R. . Wltui- ham, riattsmouth, Nebr. tlawSt. li it's in the stationery line, calJ -tt ths Journal office. W. A. RQGERTSOfi v Ccatcs Block Second Floor EAST OF RILEY HOTEL JL. rffit V t t Tl t : 4 ' e. H