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PLATTSKOUm SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1922.
PAGE TV70
peeiai Demonstration
and Sale!
Saturday,, Oct:. 7th
bit
THREE SEPARATE
BALLOTS AT COM
ING FALL ELECTION I
WILL PLAY GLENWOOD
i n r- a i mil i&
LUUHL II b- I
Elkkm
QkzTX, Sccits, Scrubs and Polishes'.
OWE CAN FREE!
With Every Three Can Purchased at 24c
j Referendum in One, Political Candi
! cites on Another nnd.IIon-
Pclitical on Third.
chants has set ured a same witn me
(. it'll wood J; 11 1!! aggregation and From Monday a Dally.
the battle v.-il! ! staged at the ball; Walter E. Failing of Greenwood
par!: in Paciti-.- Junction Sunday a(- ; was here today tor a few hours look-
The two teams, nave nan ing after some matters at tne court
les?; rivalry and" are now house.
met ing on the diamond of our su-, 7racy Young and wife of Otoe,
bmb so 10 he free from any pre- ; : , e lic;e Sunday visiting at
mLimmn, Piggy
every madder
give her kiddie
KELLOGG' S be.
cans you can eat
great big bowls
an' they taste
g a o d - e r an'
they're all crispy t
!-
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J. w
form
I;;r !.-.- f.wirirg to nttrn.l
the game. Manager NVoIf in to cp-
rate a taxi live to the Junction and
return with
round trip.
a charge of T5e for the
FATHOM RAV
V
j County clerks have commenced to
(bombard Secretary et State Amsber
j ry about the form of the bullott as
carried in the compiled statutes of
The statutes contain an om
v.hi.h dees not tor.forn to
' ar.:cn.'lmcn's do;tc-a by t he leywi.
jtr.reof 1P21. That legislature a.aead
i ed sc-tior. lf10, rovi-u-il st.i; inert of
! VjVa . by providing ihat all proposals
l s ;? !;:;: 1 1 i! by imnativc or retercr.u
nm and proposals for constitutional " .
I amendments shall be submitted upon Sunday Schccl cf CaUl'dl Jbnjoys
a separate ballot. With th. non-po-il'.i.al
t!o!:o:, this makes three bal-
f- ipa
AT SUCCESS
1 (he Lome of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
1 f'fekett.
i I,. 1). Iliatt of Murray was here
! this afternoon looking after some
: matters of business for a few hours
at the Soennichsen store.
i Albert Young and wife and P. A.
; Young of near Murray were all here
I Saiurday looking after the week end
shopping for a few hours.
' VvTilliam D. "heeler was a visitor
in the city baturuay m eonipar.j
w V'.y,jp , w
i MomaileSsap Flakes
Ono Lsrgc Pach&ge Free
With Every Three Packages Pur
chased at 55c.
IVc
Dry Goods Phonj
IT O
Grocery Phone3
54-144
niTLD S150 PGR ETJKTmG
a I
The largest line impcic.i under
ti c siai" game laws during the past
mon'h. cs sr.ovn by rci ;rf5 received
by (".:!:i' C.aii Varden Gecrge G.
i:o.-t(, was S150 paid by George
Ho-.:-? cf Chambers, for shooting
t!i:ck.- o'lf y-::'?-jr. The c?tb ra
th. f::. ? up to $1CS.10. For the same
k:nd Oi! violation F. M. Bradley of
Oi.iaha '.-.v-. lined ?3u and costs; Guy
V.'t t of S-.'v?rd, 550 and costs, and
Marvhal S. S.vick and Alfred II.
Got!'3rd br.h of Gates, $30 and costs.
Willi-m F. V.'i'.son cf Antioch was
Cnrd $127 for killing one bittern.
For aula wfuWosspss ion of prairie
chit-kens . Bert Mludson of Tryon.
Boyd Chapman of Nesbit and Lavert
Snyder of Mullen, were fined 430.
and ots; the latter amounting to 56
and f 10.
Lew F. Raj' of Tccuniceli was fined
Sir, for selling catfish and J. H. Vag
r.dtr cf North Platte paid 522. 05 for
spar:ng catfish.
C. J. O' erg, William Grisham and
Williah 0:erg of Sargent were fined
$2", ;i;;d ensti for seining fish.
John D itri -k was one of eighteen
finrd curing the month for fishing
without a license. The fine in each
ci.?' was $15 and costs.
For having undersized lish in their
possession Floyd Eeiots, Ed Hall,
Gror:.' li-;lct.5, John Y. Cell of Lin
coln were fined ?5 and costs. Wil
liaM Lewis of I,Ineoln was lined 55
and cof-ts for not having a fishing or
hunting license on his person.
SARPY COUNTY FARM FOE SALE
120 acres half mile north of La
Platte, Nebr. Rolling, improved, on
Washington highway. Seven miles
to South Omaha. 5225-00 per acre.
Will take mortgage for half pur
chase price. Write F. R. Upjohn, 312
No. 37th St., Omaha, Neb.
a24-6sw
'lots to be voted this fall. The form
jof the ballot printed in the 1022
i; statutes places refvr-.-ndum proposi
I) tions at lite head of tho general t ic -ijtion
ballot, followed by straight par
ity circles and followed by coustitu
l! t ion-: 1 amendments.
Ij This cb.ansred by the b'-'.isla-
jiti're of 1! 21 so Ih.-.t tlio party circles
''come first upon the ballet, followed
- by candidates for prcaiden and vicj
i prPidc-r.t if any rre to b- elected.
C then ihe candidates for I'niied S:t;tes
!'rn:tor. then the state ticket begin-
nir.g w;:h governor, followed by con-
grr ss:onl. legis-Pitive ams Minty
C'.r.diflaUs. Tb.is year i:o prvsidntinl
candidate in elc,'t-'(I fo tho ticket will
r'art wi:h the straight ;i,.rty cireles,
fallowed by Fnited State3 senatorial
candidates, state, congressional, leg
islative and county tickets.
According to the amendment of
;li'21 the four referred acts of the
! loglsla'ure must bf prinicd unon
s eparate ballots. Secretary
Am.sberry has arked the
'. g' neral for an opinion on
i jee-t.
; Th. logLlature of lf.21 provided
i a i-ian for dlscoiv.intsfng sample bn!
! I:vs for the goner?. 1 elation and pro-
i vidiwt tlinr n ennv of tlr b.t!rl ?li-iil
ino or more nov.'FTia-
ounty. A cory of tbc
j published ballot shall bo posted at
j .cell pr illing p!ace.
Fir.e C-crviccs i:i I'roTnoiion cf
I'Iem1;?;'s c! Orgnrization,
(ji?Wt .vith Ills wife, they driving in to look
j atier tbe week end shopping.
' C. G. Ilayfield and C. A. Johnson, '
prominent residents of Louisville,
wore hrrc today to attend the sale
of the Ingrim land, but which was
stopped by a restraining order. ;
Charles McGuire, Jr., of Osmond.';'
Nebraska, who has been here visit-
tasted Cbi'ii Flalees so
joyously Bpvowd so
uxichyas
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i oni '.'e i'v '- i'M v . Ial1.;-'
TI;e Fresbvttrian church was a
s.wir di b-jti:y in decorations com-!ing at the home of his parents. Mr
:-:sin1 of ;r ii lands cf oak leaves aim
o "u!l i'imvers that added their
auty to li;o baiulFome interior of
iiurcii building.
Tiur mu-ic i r t:-.e rally and pro-1
;ion liny pro.rra:;; of the Sunday,
ho.-l vii.-. ;:i iharge of Mrs. Edna'
.r; . I! Eaton i-.nl Miss Estelle ;
: ird and consisted cf a choir of;
:'it girls. j
."lis:; Pear! Staats and Mrs. 1L G. i
Clusky ri re in clir.rge of tht" i
oriiing ;.'T'rcm and which was:
ry b v.'.uiiui rnd impressive, sym-
::zinc as it. ;hi uit iiiiiuir.tiu.ui.
rinrl Mrs. Charles McGuire, Sr., was ,
a visitor in Omaha today for a few t
hours. i
Mrs. Hamilton Thorn and two lit-i
tic daughters, who were called here
by tlu illness and doalh of Mrs. t
Thome's mother. Mrs. D. O. Dwyer, '
de-partctl this afternoon for their .
homo in Philadelphia. Mr. Dwyer ae- ;
comparied his daughter as far as Chi- ,
eavo oa her journey. j
Harry L. King departed yesterday;
j afternoon for Hiiniblin, O., where he
goes to join his wife who has been J
I , i f 'tnere tor some time visiting wua .
f the young people m the or. r relatives and old friends. Mrs King
hrs bren quite sick the past week
and Mr. King has decided that he ;
will locate in that section of the
country in the future. j
Master
There vm fifter-n transferred
:'r-ii the crad'e r-.'l to the beginners;
nf State
at ;or:i' y
thin siih-
:i
T?n ar.d was a very beauiitrl
. ..... .i
rr-:';i:r.y. : t r. : lime tor. rcr.ioeu
cr !.-r cr-.'M from tho banner of
o d:-.-:s ;;!. ! tbev then pissed
e g:;t;s pr. pared for the ceremony
o t h ;
; hairs
!l
jlass where littl
rf.m Tues'l.ty' Pali'
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caier was nere iiitiujr lur a iciv i
: hours attending to some matters of,'
business. j
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That's why bie and little "folks who know the differ
ence insist upon KELLOGG'S! The thing to do is to
make comparison Kellogg's against any other kind of
corn flakes you ever ate! If it's quality, or all-the-time
crispness or delicious or appetizing flavor you want
well, just wait till you eat Kellogg's And, what a de
light to know they're never leathery T
You'll get so cheerful about Kellogg's that the day's
best hours will be when it's time to sit down with the
family in front of generous bowls all filled most to burst
ing with those big, sunny-brown Corn Flakes! Never
was a Detter time than tomorrow
morning to prove that KELLOGG'S
Corn Flakes are about th3 "gladdest!
of all good things to eat."
vStACTPnll Insist upon KELLOGG'S the
kind in the RED and GREEN pack..
COKl II flge " yu want to know how won
f HffPs II derfully good corn Hakes can. bel
miss "-
fm
j be primed in
:;ors nf ojch -(
Eczema spreads rapidly; Itching
alrnort drives you mad. For quick
relief. Doan's Ointment is well recom
mended. CCc at all stores.
Apples for sale Call farm home
of Andy Snyder, phone 2122.
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BE A SALESMAN
!'nrn liom $3,000 to J20.000 a year
iVp train vou in three month' in-'i-n.-ive
work. Twenty-five am'
i -rMi(T eprri.-uce. Work for Sonrd
K'hile nttendins. Ak for booklet
N'o. 7. HOYLT'S COLLEGE. Boylcs
ft'iiil:i(r. Oninha, Neb.
Dnroc-Jersey- Boars Sired
of all the pure bred hogs in the United
States. Considering the fact that there
are eight swine breeds, this marked
superiority in number proves conclu
sively the marked supeiority of Durocs
a3 producers of pork at a Profit on
American Farms.
Superlative Merit Made this Record.
Write for names of breeders near you and fcr help
ful information sent free by
Tii3 Nalfonal Ouroc-Jersey Record Associalion
Peoria, Illinois
For Profit Buy a Duroc-Jersey Boar Now!
IE TENNIS T00R-
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Rev. Calvert and Edgir Wcscctt De
feat Robert Walling and E. A,
Wurl in Stiff Game.
Fro.T! Tuesday's ra:t?.
One of the most important games
in the city tennis doubles tourna
ment was staged lat evening at the
Larson court when Robert "Walling
and E. A. Wurl played Rev. John
Calvert and Edgar Wescott and as
the result of the contest which was
hotly fought all the way through,
Calvert and Wescott were the win
ners by the score of 6-3, G-l, C-3.
The game attracted more attention
than any held heretofore and th
rooters for both sides were present at
the court. Rev. Calvert was at his
J best and played a great game which
J was impossible for his opponents to
; equal and the assistance of his young-
er partner in checkin
! the opposition was very effective
While the game in the semi-finals
I was being played, Alfred Calvert and
j H. "VV. Knorr were engaging Super
intendent DeWolfe and Ililt Martin
Ion the municipal courts on Wash
ington avenue and as a result the
coming of darkness found them tied,
or.o set apiece. The first set was tak-
, en by DeWolfe and Martin. G-4, and
j the succeeding set by Calvert and
i Knorr. G-4. Early this morning,
(when the greater part of the popu
lation was wrapped in slumber, the
lour tennis enthusiasts hastened
forth to do battle for the deciding
set and as a result Calvert and Knorr
v.op.' by the score of G-2. Messrs. Cal
vert and Knorr will now nlav James
iKuykendall and Ed Fricke and the
winner of this match will meet Rev.
Calvert and Edgar Wescott in the
final.
r
r?ror:ied with boWS Of blue
v :"k. awaited them. Each of the -Hss Honor feoynert was a passen- ,
I " !r!iv:i carried their promotion cer- I Zr this afternoon for Omaha to en-t;-v-.ato
j Jo:" n few- hours attending to some,
""rive'ne-.v names were entered on ! matters of business. j
frr.d'o r.M, these being dropped j William Sfrkjohn departed this j
i r whiih little Miss Wave Smith morning for Gothenburg, Neb., where .
: r t aprroprir.tc words. This held; be goes to look after his farm inter- j
'".( bat in thai only the lisping words i osts in that locality for a few days.
.- i childhood can give. Mr. and Mrs. E. Reinhart of Har-
Vhen were promoted to the pri- rici,ur-. pa., who' have been here for
.iy department and ten to the jun- t!;e past few (jays visiting with D.
. vnu iiv" to tne intcr:neiiaie. rj. Ebersole and family, returned to
Th" Sunday school uses the de- thvir home in the east thi3 morning.
k rtmerital system of grading and y c T Being and ,itt,e chnd
?: the -.v! o!e schocl was .advanced of x c- Ia whQ haye beeQ
;n v.ork only a smaller number 'were hcTQ yisiti with the John Cory
v:,nc,d to another department The denarted on the early Bur-
:c oo awarded beautiful promotion u tra,n t d f h , home
; r;n ;:tes to tho.-e completing the '
,-r n-rtri'Mit? John . Falter, wife and child-
Vr.o 'program was unusually at- of Falls City are here enjoying
. r; r tivo a:ul impressive as each of the a hort v,s,t Wlth relatives and Mrs.
':.;lo folks passed through the gates Falter and the children will remain
-i tho mid-t of garlands and were for tne rcst of the v,'cek whIIe John
"IfiiTH bv two of the next higher ',vin return tomorrow.
Mrs. Adam Stoehr and daughter.
r i i wr ji- t mm jt- m .m. f - -v
Abo B.ler. of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES KELLOGG'S ERAH. cooked and Lrmnlled
d, -partmt nts and then another gar-l'n-1
was lifted to allow them to pass
in!o the advanced department. All
.-f the program showed the thought-;')ii-:f
s;; of the little folks and the ex-
r !lont training they had received.
ROYS' PIG CLUB
On hB Dgmssratic Ballot
at the November Election You Will Find
the Name of
derirra
Candidate for County Treasurer.
VOTE FOR HER
Your Support Will Be Appreciated. .
T!;e P.usy Poys Pig club has rea
to be proud of its record. This
(!ub was organized last February, as
a so v.- and litter club. At the county
:ir thev carried away twenty-seven
the plays of ; ribI:on?i and cltise to ?30 prize mon
ey. John Horn took 2 firsts. 4 sec
ctids. 3 thirds on his Duroc Jerseys.
Laierne Hennings 3 first, 2 seconds,
1 third on his Spotted China. Maynar
Trifscb took first second and third
n his Poland China and Elmer Sals
l crg was high man winning grand
champion, junior champion, besides
1 firsts, 3 seconds and $2? in prizes.
This club also took first in judg-
iiM, . Verne r K iffenberger was the
best hog judge iii Cass county, being
the only one to s-ore 100 per cent,
v.-hbdi is quite a record for a twelve
year old boy.
Tlie dipiliTia scare which went
out over the telephones was very un
fortunate as it kept some of the boys
Iron being there with their pigs.
The boys are very proud of their
leader, John P. Kafi' cnberger, and
give him the credit for their success
1 tor he has been untiring in his ef-
" forts to help them in every way pos-
3Lirtk Rooks at the Joirral 02ic- is-Hde and we know the boys will ap-
Iprociate Ms work as tncy get older.
Tl.se boys alo had to keep a rec
ord of. their pigs, wben farrowed,
ow fed, amount of feed used and
write a history of their work to make
t'icm eligible for prizes.
(Political Advertising)
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Following is the Republican Ticket!
to be voted . on at the November
election in trass county, Nebraska
State Senator, 2nd DIst.
A. F. STURM Xehawka
State Repressntative. 6th Dist.
TROY L. DAVISWeeping Wattr : o2-4v
HOGS TAKEN UP
Four black begs and one red. hog
trken up that owner may have by
ca'!iag at my place southeast of
I'll ion. paying all damages and for
thbi advertisement.
C. L. STOTTLER,
Union, Nebr.
County Clerk
GEO. R. SAYLES Plattsmouth
EDNA D. SIIANNONriattsm'thi
Register of Deeds
COMMISSIONERS ARE MEETING
County Treasurer
VILL T. ADAMS Plattsmouth
CARL
A. G.
FY.m Tuesrtav'a Paliy.
Thi3 morning the regular month
ly session of the board of county
onimissioncrs was opened at the
court house and the grind of allow
ing the bil's and auditing the vari
ous claims for the past month taken
i up ny tne tliree commissioners.
County Sheriff
D. QUIXTONPlattsm'th
... The. day of harsh physics is gone.
ty Att0TJieZ 44 reeple want mild, easy laxatives.
luu 1 lattsmoutn Doan's Rcguleta have satisfied thous-
ianus. sue at all drug stores.
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County Surveyor
FRED PATTERSON Plattsm'tl
Commissioner, 2nd Dist.
CREDE F. HARRIS Union
WILL SAW LOGS
The Sheldon Mfg. Co. of Nehawka
!:r.s their saw mill in operation now
and during the coming week will
care for the sawing of any logs that
. May
Commissioner, 3rd Dist.
n II. R. SCHMIDT Mnrdock
ue iijciugiic 10 mem.
Your support of each of the forego- n. . . . ,
Ing candidates at the polls on elec-' EUpplies 01 all kinds han-
tion day November 7 i3 solicited, died at the Journal office.
Mi:-s Mildred, from the vicinity of
Cedar Creek were here today for a
short time, enroute to Omaha where
they visited for the day looking af
ter some matters of business.
Mrs. Julius Helflicker and daugh
ter. Miss Mable, came in this morn
ing from their home and departed
on the early morning Burlington
train for Omaha where they will
look after some matters of business
Clyde Jackson who has been at the
hospital at St. Louis taking treat
ment and also undergoing an opera
tion returned home yesterday. Mr.
Jackson is feeling somewhat improv
ed, but is still sore from the effects
of the operation.
For Sale
Farm, five miles from Murray.
Ill acres, good improvements and
price reasonable.
Good ranch in north central Ne
braska, 2,200 ceres. For sale or trade.
The Connally place near Murray
must be sold to settle an estate. If
you wish a small farm this is an
ideal location.
See us for residence property in
Murray or Plattsmouth. Erendel &
Kniss, real estate and Insurance.
FOR SALE
Buff Orpington cockrels. Address
W. II. Kinger, Nehawka, Nebraska.
Weeping Water phone 2323.
SUGGEST THAT LADIES
TAKE UP HORSESHOE
Since our recent boost for the for
mation of the horse shoe pitchers'
club, we have been approached by
rcme of the enthusiastic male fol
lowers of the sport, who insist that
a grave omission was made when the
ladies were not invited to get into
the game. The gentlemen submit a
list of players that looks very for
midable and should equal if not sur-
p.-iss me Doys rnai were listen as
prospect3 for the club.
hiie we know little about the
game of horse shoes, having only
set in for a few hands, it would cer
tainly be a fine thing to see the girls
get out the old horse shoes, but we
urge that only the single girls take
up the pastime, as practicing with
ringers" would certainly put the
married ladies in a dangerou.i class
wben it comes to hanging a "ringer
onhubby for coming home at 'Two
O Clock in the Morning."
WIFE GETS DIVORCE DECREE
TO RE FREE TO GO TO CHURCH
Krom Tuesday's Doily.
Kathryn Steinkamp was awarded
a divorce from Roy Steinkamp by
District Judge Goss yesterday on al
legations of cruelty. She got a de
cree of separate maintenance a year
ago. Tlfey became reconciled later
but again were unable to agree and
she sued for divorce.
She testified that her husband and
his father, Adolph Steinkamp of
Manley, Neb., interferred with her
going to church.
Roy i3 said now to be in California.
The question of alimony was left
open by the court until he returns.
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
The ladies aid society of the U. B.
hurch will give a chicken pie sup
per at the M. W. A. hall In Mynard,
Friday evening commencing at 6
o'clock. . Everyone invited to attend
and enjoy a good time. The Cole
orchestra will play for the supper.
o2-3td,ltw
Woman loves a clear, rosy com
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters is
splendid for purifying the blood,
clearing the skin, restoring sound
digestion. All druggists sell it. Price,
$1.25.
FOR SALE
Big Type Poland China boars.
Sired by "''Orange Moded, 2nd" s.'.i l
"A Commander." Telephone 3S02.
ADAM STOEHR,
o2-Stsw. Piatesmouth, Neb.
Blank bocks at the Jocrral Ofnce.
Imish Served
at Safes!
I am prepared to ccrve lunch at
all sales, any place in Cass county.
Please advise me dite of your s:;le
and I will be there.
S. J. REAiMES
CEDAR CREEK -:- NEBRASKA
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ARRIVES DAILY!
See the new walnut bed room suits,
and large walnut chiffenrobe included.
See us for anything in the furniture
line. Also a number of good used heaters,
gas stoves and coal ranges.
PHONE 645 TWO RINGS
Ghrisi & Christ
FURNITURE STORE
Opposite Court House South Plattsmouth, Neb.
2.70
Lower interest on
Farm Loans!
Perhaps you have a mortgage against your place.
Maybe it is not due yet, but probably have an option
or right to pay the loan in full when you pay the
next interest.
If you are paying more than 5T 5& now, don't wait for
the loan to become due, but see me about a new
loan before the next interest paying date.
GEO. O. DOVEY
Blank bocks at tne Journal Office.
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