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MONDAY, JUHE 26, 1922. PLATTSMOUTH SOU WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE FT7E MURBOGK EDEPMR TMEMT PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL. Am Hore to Soruo Vou! Notwithstanding the interference by the fire fiend, I am still here to give service to the farmer in supplying their wants and needs in the line of farming machinery and repairs. We have the agency for the International line, including McCormick and Deering harvesting ma chinery and the tillage machinery, including plows, discs, cultivators and in fact anything in the farming machinery line I can furnish you. Repairs for all and any kind of farm utensils. I would1 like to give you Phone 14-J. service. WW. GEMOTS, MURDOCK -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA Henry A. Guthman was a visitor in riattsmouth last Sunday, driving over in his auto. Henry A. Tool, president of the Hank of Murdock was a business vis itor in Omaha last Thursday. E. W. Thlmgan. the garage man, was looking after some business mat ters in Omaha last Thursday. W. O. Gillespie was a visitor in Omaha iast Saturday where he was looking after some business for tlje day. Messrs Matt and Victor Thimgahn are now just finishing a new hollow tile hog house for Mr. V. A. Mocken haupt. Messrs Thimgahn have just com pleted a large hollow tile hog house at the home of Mr. Fred Tonack, which is indeed a convenience and a necessity. Last Thursday A. D. Zaar began cutting his wheat, the first harvest ing we "Lave heard of in the county this year. Anyone desiring a tile hog house constructed will do well to see Matt Thimgahn, who with his son Victor are doing a larfige amount of work in thst line. Mr. H. W. Tool of the firm of Tool, Naurcan & Murtey, was looking af ter some business matters in Lincoln last week. Henry Heineman has just com pleted the painting of the house of Lawrence Rikli and will now go to harvesting. H. A. Guthman was a visitor in Weeping Water last Wednesday at tending a meeting of the bankers of the county. J. E. Mcllugh and family drove over to Plattsmouth last Sunday, where they visited for the day with relatives and friends. Charles Andrus of Lincoln and wife were visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. E. K. Norton la3t Saturday for a short time. The Rev. I. Laipply was a visitor in Omaha last week, where he was both visiting with friends as well as looking after some business. Mrs. W. O. Schewe, who is in the west on account of the illness of her mother, writes that the mother is showing some improvement. ( E. K. Norton and family were vis iting for a short time last Monday rence Wiseman of near Avoca. Carl Schneider, who has been at tending school at Concordia, Kansas, for the past year, returned home on last Monday and will spend the va cation here. Mrs. W. T. Weddell writes from LeSeuer, Minn., that the weather Is very delightful up there and she with the children are 'enjoying It .as well as the visit with relatives. Walter Cole and wife of Weeping Water" was a visitor in Murdock and guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Norton last Thursday, and were accompanied by Richard Cole. Miss Naomi Coglizer, who has been taking a vacation before going to Omaha to work in a store, was over last week and assisted in taking stock at the Murdock Mercantile com pany. Last Wednesday Messrs. L. Neitzel and August Panska were visiting in Omaha for the day, where Mr. Neitzel purchased two fans for his store, one of which he will have installed im mediately. Mr. Paul Schewe has just com pleted his corn cultivation and is beginning the harvesting of some fifty acres of wheat, which looks nice and no doubt will produce a good yield. Mrs. Catherine Earhart was look ing after some business matters in Murdock last Thursday, making preparations for vthe harvesting of the wheat crop, which is ripening very rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Drake, of Om- conversation and a most appetising luncheon was served at the close of a most pleasant evening. BEG FOR WATER; ONLY RESPONSE IS JEERS OF CROWD Men Bound Together and Dragged by Auto Over Rock Road Lie x in Sun at Roadside. Undergoes an Operation Mrs. Wm. Knaupe, who has been feeling far from the best for some Herrin, 111., June 22. Out in the time past, under the advice of her road near the mine, six men tied physician, went to Lincoln and en-. together and terribly mangled by tered the St. Elizabeth hospital, bullets and clubs were lying in a where she underwent an operation scorching sun while hundreds of men for the removal of some gall stones, and women laughed at their pleas which has been causing this lady for water, made in the name of God. much rufferlng. Since the operation, ; One of the men, his face bloody Mrs. Knaupe has been resting and and one shoulder shot away appar fcopes are entertained that she may ently was within a few minutes of rapidly recover. Her many friends death. will be pleased to know of her rapid ; "Please, boys, give me a drink," progress. he moaned. . A laugh from the hundreds of spec tators was the only reply. The correspondent rushed to a house for water and when he re turned he was faced by a sword. Entertain Their Friends The Misses Esther ana Marie Schmidt entertained their friends of . V. "V mi n er ffT fl'c O Ol-noi o i n loot Thursday at their home with a most U1Ckly draWD piSt!s aDd t0ld l pleasant evening. The Misses Schmidt , fH.awaf," v are members of the young peoples When the man begged again for society and the young people surely Jfh Gf k- IJT enjoyed the opportunity of meeUng!oma,,witfh a ba in h,er. rms with these. two accomplished enter-! Pla.cecd .e.r foot on the wangled body tainers. Amusements of a very(an,T.?aia- . . .. . , . 1,m. v,i hpfnPd thP ms. 1 see you in bell before you get u f v v . - i r , ,, riol fill 1l,T1Sl- ) i ne iua.ii aiiydrtuuy ant evening and a eon with ioe cream and cake added to the delight of the gathering. Sure Harvest is Here A glance at the fields over the aha, where Mr. Drake is employed in mitrv ..- te.n vou this bu, mor !the Millard hotel., were visUing in ! convincing evidence is at h.nd in in is iici.mi uuruoutf lasi Diiuuav auu had been dragged down a rock road behind an automobile. Their clothes were torn and pieces of gravel were imbedded in their mangled flesh. They Joke About the Killing The correspondent accosted one of the striking miners, and the folloy- ms neisuBuriioua mm ouuuaj " the sales of the popular implement Ing conversation followed: ,ere guests ai me uome 01 jur. duu,man William Gehrts, who last week . "How man w Mrs. Paul Schewe. Mrs. George Dalrymple was a visi tor at Fairbury and points south of there in Kansas and on her return, was accompanied by the children, who have been vi?iting at the grand- , parents' for some time many were killed?" the cor- rold and delivered nine binders to respondent asked. care for the magnificent crop of. "No one killed at all." wheat, which will have to be rushed "Why, the dead are all over," the along to get in ahead of the oats, i correspondent countered. j which are making rapid strides to-; "We didn't kill them; they Just iward3 maturity. -Among those who dropped dead from fright when we 'have thus far gotten binders are surrounded their camp." jars, ioinb ocuniiui ueyirteu a iC , varren Richards. Wabash; William: The striker then asked whether days ago for Ithica, where she is as-,Ilier Sr f Fred Lau Albert streich. the militia was coming here, adding: J elating In caring for her father Mr .; Wm Knappe Gust Hempke and Emil . "if the militia comes down here that ! Herman Kraft, who is very "iiimrcs. Mr. Gehrts has been on the will mean just so many more guns uis noma anu uu u urcu in nust:e many hours per day to get for us." Condition for SOmetime. Itho maphinprv rendv fnr thf Plistn-I Tlio fip-ViHtio- fcaa noacort nnrt Ihn Rumloy Oil Pull Tractors! Trucks and Thrashing Machices and Grandtrue Plows Our Tractors pull up to ten bottom plows with ease An abundance of power for any work and can handle easily any thrashing machine and have power left. ED. GUBLSTOKFF, Murdock, Nebraska WANT A UNIFORM MARRIAGE LAW Women's Clubs Take Stand Concern ing Varriance of Statutes in the Different States. Case Farming Machinery! I have the agency for the full line of Case farming machin ery. Such as Plows, Tractors, Threshing Machinery, Haying Machinery and fn fact a full and complete line. We can fur nish all kinds of repairs. See us, we will make it well worth your, while,,., , .V A. H. WARD, Phone No. 7-W Murdock, Neb. H. A. Guthman and Henry Meier-, mere. He has -A. J. Bauer, J. W. , only signs of the fight at the strip piles of spent jurgen maae an auio in? 10 uouz- KraKer and w. O. Gillespie assisting , mine are occasional las ana wrKium, near uci e jui. cnttlno- the imn omonts nn ATr V niui? r-m,m ctriboro o to nn Meierjurgen harsome land interests , Gehrt3 is keeping at the work as aii corners of Johnson City. Marion, and was desinous of seeing how his manv hours as possible, and not-. West Frankfort and Herrin. crops were getting along. 'withstanding the fact that he wasi in attacking the strip mine, this There is some talk that there "'l" I much troubled with rheumatism all jmorning, the strikers surrounded it, be a moving picture show inaugural-. the Ume , - w .over the of the h, h CQal ed as a permanent fixture of the : v,-,,!, crmnn c,fQr. I colliery in unison, and took the mine amusement supply of Murdock. As yet it is in consideration only, but i CrOonirl A'Mif PrftwraTn with some prospecof being given a Tlrt American Legion post over at .tnen .ere aiVlded 'among groups of tn?,L v ,f Plattsmouth has arranged a splendid :striters and taken in different di- H. A. Gutbman and wife with the 'boxing and wrestling show for Tues- iboys. Joe. F. R. and daughter Jean-'dav evening of this week, bills of. 1 ! nette went out to the home of W. O.j -which are on Hlssnlav in Murdock. I Schewe, the Pawnee stock farm, last Andy Schmader, the popular Louis-j Wednesday evening for a swim in , vllle boxer will meet Jack McCarthy, LOTS OF MONEY To the People of burdock and Vicinity: When you buy Petroleum Products from us you are patro nizing a strictly HOME CONCERN, not an eastern corporation. We pay our taxes and spend our money in Cass county. Our Penn Franklin Motor and Tractor Oils are a pure Pennsylva nia product - every drop made from Pennsylvania crude and shipped direct from Pennsylvania. We buy in car load lots, thereby getting the rock bottom price. Remember Pennsyl vania oils will not carbon your motor, will stand up under ter rific heat and will wear longer. See our Mr. Schafer for sam ples and prices. -GEO. TRUHKENBGLZ OIL COMPANY- tha lolra on1 on 1nvw1 1 mnct DTrpl. ' T Ion1 ArDtrnn ir n 4ftn.rnnnH lent time. ibout while Andy's younger brother, Cn RY llRY Til Ed-ward Guilstorff last week went George, a comer in-the welterweight UObU U I UI1 J O I U to Omaha and brought home with class will meet'Cydone Woclsey of: cylinder, for Henry Meierjurgen, ' windup. Joseph Smetana and Frank which he has now ready for the har-piotzer, both of Plattsmouth, will vect onrt throliinp- coasnn -u:hfh is fitrVit o real fi.rnn n A p-riirtfe fiirht for just now knocking at our doors. JthV county seat championship in the Wet Congressman Charges Violation Chautauqua, N. Y., June 21. The runaway flapper marriages are marked for death by representatives of two million American women as sembled here at the convention of the federation of women's clubs. Launching a drive for reform of divorce and marriage laws, the con vention leaders advocate: 1 Repeal of all 6tate marriage and divorce statutes. 2 Passing of a federal law, gen eral in its application. This movement was started after futile efforts to induce various states to pass uniform laws were made. Mrs. Genevieve Parkhurst, writer on women's subjects, is here repre senting supporters of the movement. The proposed law which will be presented to congress for action con tains the following provisions: No girl under eighteen or boy under twenty-one can marry without their parent's consent or that of their guardian. Banns announcing the intended marriage must be pub lished two weeks before the cere mony. Physicians' certificates as to the mental and physical fitness of both parties to the marriage must be shown when the license is issued. Divorces are to be allowed for proved physical or mental cruelty, desertion for a period of, one year or more, proved infidelity and habitual drunkenness. Only interlocutory decrees made final after lapse of one year, are to be granted. Divorce cases would be heard be hind closed doors and the testimony never made public. The mother would always be given the custody of the children unless proved unfit to take care of them. The Home of the Soul In olden tlms. it was believed that the eeat of the soul was the stomach, most likely for the reason that a man is never so completely used up as when his stomach Is out of order. For the cure of ordinary stomach troubles, there is nothing quite so prompt and satisfactory it Chamberlain's Tablets. They streng then the 'stomach and enable It to perform Its functions naturally. They only cost a quarter. Weytich &. Had- raba. HARDING PLANNING SECOND DINNER MEET Washington. June 23. President Harding, It became known today, has issued invitations for another dinner conference at the White house next Thursday when it was believed that the administration merchant marine bill would be the uajor In terest of the executive and his guests. Invitations received today by the president's guests were said to have stated that those at the dinner would include senators and representatives having interests in merchant marine and agricultural subjects. HAVING FINE TIME Friends and neighbors have receiv ed cards and letters from Mrs. J. C. Peterson, who Is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Allie Berger, at Rochester, N. Y., and all are- pleased to larn that this genial old lady is well and enjoying the time of her life while In the east. GAIN THEIR ENDS of Corrapt Practices Act by Anti-Saloon League. Washington, June 22. Declaring that Wayne B. .Wheeler, general out that way though rather badly inimanlv snort than this one promises 'need of rain. ! to be. With favorable weather, Mur- Herman Thieman purchased a new ! dock will be well represented at the big doings. Harvest Time terns! Our dish stock is most complete and includes all the correct dishes to be had. Deep bowls, plates, cups and saucers. Glassware at unheard of prices. Special Items in Fruit! Gallon peaches, per gallon ........$ .75 Gallon plums .79 Galon pineapple 1.25 Gallon apricots 1.00 Gallon apples 79 Murdock Mercantile Co, Murdock, Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Rodenberg, of Enid, welterweight class. The second half Oklahoma, parents of Mrs. William 'cf the double main event bill will be Knaupe, arrived here last week for , the best-two-ouf-of-three falls wrest an extended viBit at the home of lin; match between Frank Schmard their daughter and many other rela-:er, tnother brother of Andy's, and tives and friends of former years, ! Fred Moormeier the fast Cortland, who reside in and near Murdock. j Nebraska, wresieJTi Choice seats to counsel for the anti-saloon league John Gakeineier, who has been at the show, which. will be held in the "and the interests he controls" had IDunning for some time where he is hig open sir arena at the Airdome expended from $100,000,000 to j interested in the stock business with j theatre in Plattsmouth. are selling at 5150-000,000 to secure adoption of iMrs. Charles Lau. returned for althe unusually low price of $2 which J the prohibition amendment, Repre i short time to Murdock last week and (Is much less than fans pay In Omaha j sentative Tinkham, republican, of reports things looking pretty nice; to witness a poorer exhibition of the ! Massachusetts, attacked the depart ment or justice today in tne nouse for failing to act against the league under the corrupt practices act. j - Mr. Tinkham's attack brought from Representative Gallivan, demo crat, Massachusetts, criticism of Prohibition Commissioner Haynes for the latter's stand regarding sale of liquor on American ships at sea. In refusing to act against such ships, Mr. Gallivan declared, Mr. Haynes made himself "particep criminis." j Referring to the published reports that representatives from eleven states attending an anti-saloon league meeting at Milwaukee had promised their aid to Representative Volstead of the Seventh Minnesota district, and characterizing it as "legislative bribery," Mr. Tinkham said: "Here again we have the outrage-; about which I have nrotested. Here we have the anti- saloon league, dependent upon the power washer last Thursday evening which he will use for the family wash. Mr. Thieman has had a .power machine for a number of years and which has subserved its usefulness and will be supplanted by the new one just purchased. During the past week, a movie show has been giving exhibitions at Murdock on the vacant lot between Two Couples Married This Week ! During the week there were two weddings of young people near Mur dock, which was celebrated with much pleasure by their friends and acquaintances. The occasion was one which was evidence of the great tha ctnrp nt rtanei- j& Tv'mft onri h Q ; popularity of the young people as of L. Neitzel. where they have had 1 evidenced by tile large number of a good patronage and with the ex--friends in attendance. Mr. Hornett cellent music furnished by the Boy I Schliefert. son of Mr. and Mrs. An Scouts band, they have presented adrew Schliefert, was joined in mar very nice attraction. Jriage with Miss Madgaline Reicke, Last Surday Mr. and Mrs. E. K. and make tneir home near Ash" Norton and the children went to I lan1' vhere Mr. Schliefert is en uvenin"' Wator uhcro ti.. -,.i;tH gaged in farming. Their many for the day. going to visit with i friend are extending congratulations ; ous situation Grandma (Mrs. S. A.) Norton. moth-inna Dest wisnes, ! narer also loins. turned from a six months' stav in 1 lMr- "wnaro- m:uoi, tv representative of the Seventh Min- California, where she has been stay-' and Mrs- Wm - "vTendt. was also unit ed nesota district for its intended lur ing with a brother and sister. Iln marriage-with-Miss Dora Jardine, ther restrictions of the personal lib Max Dusterhoff and his workmen the accomplished daughter of Mr. ertjes of our people, proposing to pur who have just completed workat the! and Mrs- Davld Jardine o4 iouis-; cnase ttat preferential treatment It home of Messrs E. W. Thimgahn and.viue- ine groom is a yuunb jhas received heretofore by support- Jess Thimgahn, are now working at!Iuanr sterling quaimes u the homes of W. F. Rosenow and ; farmer who will make his ay in Henry Deickman. They have a'the orld. This, young couple will , number of other places to go ts soon.m?ke ir .m " in 'a thpv r,n t av f f,10. where Mr.'Wendt is engaged in Color Harmony at Home o o o with our new Wall Fea tures; the soft richness and depth of color in our Mottles, Stipples, Blends, only obtainable through our system. Ask us about it! "Dmsterhoff Shops" PAIMTERS-DECORATORS ing with money a campaign for the re-election of Mr. Volstead." Describing Uncle Sam as "the big gest bootlegger of them all," Rep resentative Gallivan asserted that i places where they are working now. I farming:. The Journal joins withiUnder the Volstead act prohibition - j thoir nunv friends in wishing for days since for Seibert. Colorado, I his couple much joy. prosperity and where Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hess have ' ueii,-u recently moved from Burns. Kansas, and where Mr. Hess is the agent for i the Rock Island at this time. Mr. Sewing Club to Meet Tuesday r-i. fn Bhnrt PViita in Rpwine will Moomey will visit with her daughter be hejd at the Murdock high school and family' for some time, while building Tuesday. June 27th, at 1:30 "Dad" will look after the house-' m - All ladies desirious of receiving in- , keeping and work on the road. Initiate New Member officers were required to seize all ships on which liquor is transported or sold and arrest those in charge. JTTEY DISAGREES The jury in the case of Quin vs. Olson disagreed Friday afternoon af ter a day's deliberation, and was dis- r,:i V 'V.'wtJ barged. Charles Quin of Twin. Falls. "u"Z?:-- is suing Andrew Olaon of A W K 1 LI K - At the last meeting of the Royal invited to attend. Bring with you j Neighbors, which occurred a few aays since, among the other thing3 coming before them was the in struction of Mrs. J. W. Kruger Into the mysteries of the order. the attachments that you have. MRS. O. J. POTHAST. NOTICE! All parties indebted to the firm of E. G. Dovey & Son are requested to settle accounts immediately with W. Kieck, in Coates block. jS-tfd&w Surprise Their Friends A large, number of thcyoung peo ple, friends of Miss Meta Reickman ," G gathered at her home last week and gave this young 'lady a surnrise on I her eighteenth birthdav. makintr the' 7kn v Trroi 7r'.m rfen mn nf ortisti t-tin.w TWin't nevl ; evening most pleasant for the sur-' fa d f job mvtiSg of anviyonr advtrtisin& or compose it hxa 'friends who gathered. . The evening kind. - Best equipped, ahop in south- Hedly if yon would get tne greatest , was 'spent in games, music and social eastern Nebraska. value for the money yon. expend. Weeping Water for J 10,000 damages he suffered when Olson failed to car ry out a contract of Bale with him. Subsequent shrinkage of land values in Cass county caused Quin a heavy loss, he claims, and this he is trying to recover from Olson. Lincoln State Journal. The best results are obtained from the carefully written ad placed U the printer's hands in time to permit ,of artistic st-up.w Don't neglect Ul7e Are Headquarters for GAS ENGINES ENGINE OILS TRACTOR OIL Harvester Oil Axle Grease Hard Oils All Kinds of Motor Oil ALL STANDARD MAKES OF TIRES AND TUBES Buick Prices 22-Four-34 Two passenger roadster $ 895 22-Four-35 Five passenger touring 935 22-Six -44 Three passenger roadster 1365 22-Four-36 Three passenger coupe 1295 22-Six -45 Five passenger touring 1395 22-Four-37 Five passenger sedan 1395 22-Six --49 Seven passenger touring 1585 22-Six -46 Three passenger coupe.. 1885 22-Six -48 Four passenger coupe. 2075 22-Six -47 Five passenger sedan 2165 22-Six -50 Seven passenger sedan..'... 2375 All Buidu F. 0. B. Flint, Michigan MURDOCK -:- :- NEBRASKA