cal Society Ui.C.t
MlJSt. IT
1
VOL. NO. XXXVLLL.
PLATTSI.IOUTH, NEBRASKA, MOi'LAY. KCYZItlEEIi C. 102.7.
no. .,3
11 L
'OLD MAIDS' CON
l
VENTION' DRAWS
A LARGE CROWD
Lyric Theatre Filled with Audience
cf Pleased Spectators to Wit
ness Comedy Offering'.
From Thursdays Paly
li.soii.- the T'i'-r ti.:.t the flemcnts
.-, ra.'-! to l.av- (-.'.-i-in-d to make
::.e r.-ii litiotis iiavreeal.!e as po
sih'e. I re was
1..t i..!i..ti.
;-reseT:t at tl.- Lyric theatre last
...... .......
e-n r.i. i-i ill'-ss i-ie j-i ---t in : eui
ol tie -..'."1 ..laics i ..iii '. t n i ion. e;.
the WI'.V of the Mt-c-cahees. j
The a n :i ii r. ','e er'joed the offerinu i
to a
m'.M and
tin lat
cast v ere very aeept m U.t'.r rots.
This i.- f.::e of the ;ttratti-ns that'
j-lwavs l-rinr-- r-.al :!-;is:l.t to th '
a mi it nc-e a
iv tl'.e hand
c: t!u
ladies tie M-K-t-at-es va.s more :
than ustiai:y leverl harai ed. j
A-r l'n.fe.-so- r:r.k.-rt..n. iit.rry W. 1
sn.:i!i enj'-'-f.! the cist mc: ion o: :-e-)
ins the only !.-::?; in th- cast . n 1 his;
clever ir.te-pretati-n of the r.de wr.s.
very er ;ay:.!.-. m t ne ;
convt!!tio" !. rsoiint 1 c-n.
I ! !
ne of
the talented leiies of the city in ti e
line of the d.ramat::- art and wi:hi,,'t.
t!ie:r f::t ; m pt everyone ;n a ra re
tnii 1 i.nnio'".
T! e t
n.sivenesp of the cast f.-r-
bid- the pivir.e of individua! n:en;i ri
o: t
mi.ert -nt caarac-.ers
v e!l
presented, bnt the followin-A hoiit
tt.rnprised the cast of the i-utiventi-..
persi : ne ' !
i.tsie M,iWM. t.!iiiai(,.itiilll in rj?v
(i raciitii. .Mary rtterson. it. a i '!-
tier. I'.etila U Ji!;t-. !.:: ur.. Aaam?.
Mabb- !.t- . .pen haver. 1!.; I'attor..
Don.ihy 'o"ie.;. K!i7-.;leth Il-j-ck.
i uiiir.e Stnith. F-. rr Yo-.if-4. iw-.-na
Kiri.ard--. liin.a Lutttry. :d'-tf-- i:ud-
::.ns. Ai;ne: r-t-rn-. K:r.r..a w .n-
'" i
iari::. ,-ri'i.ia .navneu
.v.wi i i .Uh .
and lla'tit la il.
The trans! .rined characters were
tai.en by The younsie'" 1 :..i'.s a
offered a iiltasiny pro:;rnr.'.
1 ;
; ica! numbers and .-;ecia".? ie.-y Mis
K.lna Kllnc-M- t'ave a v ca 1 s.-eo. tie.
:a.i t ii'.iy. a reauinLT i:;ai wa9 iuoi :
thi ii usuaby rk- :sinsr an 1 th.- ni-.i-c-ialty
offered by Mir Iuant he Bra;r
was als,o enjoyed to the utmost. A
tiai.c::.i; specialty Ly Mis.s fdari"
Moaes ana Jean i ataweti "!-
s' much enjoyea and the a-ornpani-1
inert tor this was played by Miss j
Minnie Klinirer. Mrs. Fae Martin
-n-uiU i.d'Mr es-U,
T.anir.ient l.-:nt- playt-d by Tdh's ."din-,
Kimatr. I
The ladies can lel wail pie.-s-d j
with their entertainment and th-!
public was very a ppreci . r i ve of the
orK and trust ttiat thev n
:iiti:re aive more (: t.K-se ent-rtam-
ii.i r. to.
HAS KEX SCK-ET-LAW
Frn. Tt.i i-stiny f iliailv
W. II. I'li'.s. the ilemrifratic candi-d.it-
tor .--at" representative, who is
ca" T.a ia-ninat h- r-- far a short tinu.
):a h;t'! .-: v.ry pb.a-:int ;ver.t to oc-
ur in his fa !..;!;. the past week an 1
u ai' h was aiso quite surprise. This
was th- marriaa- of his 'l.;uirli:er.
.'d ' - Mari-1. to Mr. Forest Ilainey.
son of Mr. a'..! Mrs. Sherman Itain-ay.
nh." happy t'-'it ora-u-'i. d ;it Olcr
v. ioii a v. 'ie a a- and the fri-nds cf
tiit-s- t ' o hi .!.!;. .;.;;:-.! y unir p-.-o-pi"
w. r r u : .- urpri.-' d v.iien tiuy
r-turn.-d '-ota ar.nonni inrr that t !i y
Kir r a rri.-d . Ti." many fri'-nds of
tin- fa'aiiy a mo!;-; whom tlie Journal
is ph : s. - i., ., n .i!?:l.i r-'l. 'X'emis
their ia-iT'y w ish-s for th-3 future
happiness of th- yoiinir p -onba.
WILL DELIVER EALLCT3
From Tti . r s "T;. i. I''iv
founyv (ark ora-e ft. Sa'l"s has
b -ii 1: pi on ib.. job the p.st week
preparins." l r th- for-!.--oniinu: elec
tion ii'.id now has to- ballots all
print..-!. May ha vina be.-n lelin-rt-d
bv :' e .7 -:rnn! y . :-;ei;ay t his ("-fi'-e
;im": the (uher suppli-s arriving
and th cb rk is now c-ttint: them
arriina' d lor d-livry. Th-- rain litis
mad.- :: n i .-. ry for th- sepial coun
ty ci v ;o : -.-.'Mo::e d !ivt rv of
t h" s'typl i .-s in the difft rent prrci nr ts
but they will be turned over to tin-
v..rn
aards in 'he nr-xt few days
;irm- for election dav.
'U'jot
COSTS SOilE
Phil Fro-v reports show that Ous ,
Hyt rs drew on the state treasury.
h: arias the nine months endin? April
1 o r .". 4 .s:;i; ndlt s of railroad trans
portation: for 'other" expenses $2,
d'T and for board ami lodsing
t '1.7 7 S.;2.
Laur-nce Wells of Elba in 11(21
id i'nj.C.o more in state taxes' on !
pa a
1 is Howard county farm than he did
it: laDt, before we had a state slur
it:'. World-Herald.
ENJOY FINE TIIdTE
From Thursdays Daily.
The prosressive hieh fie tourna
m:nt that is brin? heid at the Elks
'.at, is attractm? much attention
from the members of the Fills as well
..s , i.tr itues oi me meinoers ana last ;
ev. nir? the devotees of the ?nme had j
. . , . . . .1,1: 1 . i . . . . i i '
i i:i".-i ii'-usii : iui nine ai nie ciun
rooms and riesidto the stormy wea
ther there was a pleasing attendance.
CASE IS SETTLED
i h rrnn mursiiays nany. i
! The divorce rase of Mrs. Lena
Tfi... h vs. Villi:im H. Trits.h was
1 !:im! en the trial list of the dis
trict court :'or lo o'clock this intim
itis and a coiisettnence there v;tp
a number from th- cimmry to drive
in tt hear the evidence ol" the case
Wt ;aj',i7K, (1. T!a. parties to
l! a' tiuti cry wisely went into con
f retire before ill-- cast- : m- on for
h.arins and made a settlement he-
t Wet n t lieMselv. s. the costs set t led '
with th. ch:k of the district court
and lh- liles witl.drawn and th..- ac-
t dismiss d. !
:
I ftHfiO VOft ZTrr
t i ; rbiiA r 1 i
J. Jyy 1 1
I l.vv lov. post lor i!.e niu,ni oi .ioi:na.
DOM AND MAKES i?rrV
ipi;!)lic fzvts tired of teeing Use same j
LIIC nPT-AWAYl P-torm and tl.-i,- ucs;re for;
iliu nitric
. TT-1. T 1. T.i f
v diier xm.itc, v-mi uu w
Hre Shovel. Kakes His Escape i
frorn tj-ie Citv Bastile.
1 j
From Thursdnys Dniiy.
,,( ,ovt. of f,,,;(., ic sai(1 to ,.;:t (
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; V.'";. rl..u - ..,;.:
1 .! 11 11 ll.l ... !'" . I
I irtt f-.r riflit t ,v,p. lr ill t!,f I
spaces free from the re-
;.;..-. n; t i . t ri e 1 v t v Tl i t i " i
V:.lt..r i !,,!; e 10 (-(;, r.e fn.ni Tl'.e I
:... .. : ....... .,a,,,.;..-'
:c:ty jai! and he is now wanderin:
Fi-mewl.tre in the broad eo-il.ius
1 .... ,1 1. .,,1 ,.. f... f.i., ,i . : 11. I .l l.i 1 Ol l.iSl 111.-1.1 S l...St" ill
i 1't :oie(l ianu. hut iar irt.ni I'li.. .. , . . ,.
.ative tov. n.
V.'.iitir li.u! rei-eiveil .1 ten dav va-
j; i! from Judct1
lor b.avinu ab"-ed
-..,.,,. !, ,....,
. r r.d tbn ;! : i-d hi- aae l step-Tnother.
i and tie eotirt derided that the time
sp-. n; :n tie solitttde ;f th- prison
mi-'kt have a clear, sine tf'.ct in t he
i '.arlii-e spirit of the y(.unii man. hut
Waiter, it :-. t-i had other psans.
A iar.- fire .l!'ov, ; used i:i the
I was let, stai.d.i.u near th- Pars ol
i.e ce.l room anil The yuniii; man
wi.f aid- to sret the implement ti.ru
I tl'.e b
an ', at once s-tartel in on
1-ryirt: out one ef the bar;; in the
t window of the iai! and in a
.i.rtrt -;,.. ,..,) t.-.:,. hi w..- out of'
i ' - v . .
u;t iMiiiLii;.. uirj t'iii-o iiie i;j-iii.
i il.eri v
Vp, "-'.ii de'ivcrv or-nrrvd
abiv'at about' 11 o'clock as Ofiicer I
i ! ! iarn Feinrichren discovered the
., pr!ir... o;- t:,:. ,,rif.,,nf.r wiieu oin
to Uuch at the midnia'it hour
PHIH 510
US RADIO MESSAGE
rnnr. i nrmtu'l i"iir r
j-K!;'" HVaHii Itllhi
tilUiii tr i Hi I i S-"i; UULfri
Arthur Troot) Last 2iq:ht "Tuned In"i
" i
on Words Beinsr Broadcasted
bv Far-Off Station.
F:-m T-iursdavs I)aily. ,
Last evening Arthur Troop wh ile '
te sting on: on his f lapp-F.ast ham
ra.!:o set picked un what set ins. to be
the record loiiit distunce messai--e in .
t'tis locality. Mr. Troop was sur- ac ummod , te t he crowd,. '
pris- 1 to i-ar the radio station at Tim d-mami far tickets wi'l ba ex-
H ...nna. fiba. talkintr 'lid tlie Hits- ceptionaiiy heavy anil it behooves
--.zv cane in clean am! c:ear. : everyone pic r.n in;r n eoinij to look
This -s another of the treat tri- after a-ttina; i t. .f early.
ttmp.'is of the radio in hrina:;ne the'
world closer toacthcr and it. is with- JCFTGS JJ THE DISTHIC' C0UE.'r
in the pos-ibiiitb.-s of the near future,'17 A "
thiit tee o'.ij c.rbl stations may be;
j ;r t ad up 1-j the sma!1. acts over the.
country. I
GOES ON SAD MISSION
t mni Kriiiay'f. imnv '
1 his n.orninrr Mrs. F. J. Flynn and
littb dauaditt r. Katheriiu-. departed
on tin. .-ariv Unrlincton train for
Oiaat-a wh-re thev t xpoat to join oth-
t- -a r.'- rs of tlie fami'v in acconi-
panvina- the bodv of Mrs. Flynn's
motli r bmk to her old home at F.elle
F'.ur- he. South Iakota. The death of
t!ie mohtr. Mrs. Katberine OSulli-
va . o: earn
ed v rv ud:.-i;lv at I!o-
ton. where sh' had been visit in? at
the horn- of h.-r daushter and the
n- vs ot lor pa -sir? away cam- as a
sr-at sho l: to th" dauthter here.
The family dej, arted from Iioston for
the O Sullivan homo at Belle Fourch, i
li.kiii? with Hum the bodv of the
.OV(..i moiher. and Mrs. Flynn and
daushttr will join the nartv at Om-
aha. The many friends of Mrs. Flynn
will join in their ( xpn-ssion of sym-
pathy at the loss that has come to
: her in tb passin? of her loved one.
rRESIJ YTEFvIAN LADIES MEET.
Ficm Tl.ursdae'p D.Mly
'
The ii.eetln!- of the T.mlies;' Amti'I-
iarv of the Fresbvterian church was
lietil vesterdnv u ft ernoon at the
.-- -. -
church parlors and a pleasins nuin-i
ber of the members were in attend-
J,IKr cf ,h th-rinP aml to ('nioy
, tlie excellent pro?ram and entertain
ment provided by the hostesses, Mes-
ihitnes f A. Rnwls. J. W. Holmes and i
' nut; ioi in. t-e-uL. jaiiu i.iiit e tarns
Will Jean. The ladies were treated j pf ,jH. season were used a a part of
to two very delightful vocal seec-(tile decorative plan Followin- the
lions bv Mrs. Hilt Martin and Mrs. i dinner th- member's of the "party
II. G. McClusky save a very interest-j WTe entertained at a theatre partv
in? and enjoyable readin?. "Flavins! at the Farmele Those attending
' .... tt. . i..l
on me nearisiri iiss. me ciose o;
the afternoon the hostesses served a
very dainty and delicious luncheon
that was thoroughly appreciated by
tne meniliersnip.
Bocks! Books! Books! We have
them till you can't rest, at the Jour
nal Office.
BOXING GAME RE-
fPPMQ 14 RPAUA
UrLllO ti Utt.AUtX
WITH FINE CARD
New faces in the Squared Arena
Should Have Stimulating Effect
on Manly Sport There.
From Thursdays Tmily.
That the :.nort fans 'vim liavo loen
j,;i-tty well fe.l up n the me fate
in the s-c,:nred an .rt at nmaha iar-
ti. i.-.i-t V..-.I r vei'l v.-.-lt-ome ll'.e
i r-lassv card arranged hy aakt I -aac-
.... i.
;r - m. i:u.irin j-iui.iuei on 1 10 wui.in.ii
pi;!lic fZvts tired of teeini; :!ie same j
p.rsons perform an.', tleir (ieslre for j
new con t'.l:-nts will :nre!y ho ap-
peast d in the forthomit battle.;
"Ahich hv tlie wav is hv far the most i
...... , "
expensive nni ever nroutit to oiua-
l:a. altlnmnh due to its U-Iwa L;:!.ed.
!.y :l,e i.esi"n and the prre-.-eds romt- j
to the l.e.-:on fund i'r -lis., bled ex- .
tervice men. it is luint: billed at I-v-p- j
u.ar prices, minus war tax. Tins is;
tile t'r.-i fistic show in (. naha tiiat.
..has secured txemption frau the r.n-,
.
ro'ti:..! i .-t t 1.1 . i. - : n - i
t;lx.
. i I , . 1 . 1 ' 1 T ... . c
1 1 " - - - - .
J; u e. lei .ei,-n i 1.1 ine etani-
'ry today- eitat r otit of whom won!.
oti-i ;ifu-..e V':i!l.." :r 1- Tl .. w ' ".-o. i
.t-'v l iin., a run lor ins :ione . vine,
ii Dave Shade, who aitliouan he has;
exhibited his fistic wans in Omaha i
herett.fort-. lias corn- far trom wear-'
irsr -jt his v.t'.ctme with tin- f- tis .
wiuj are pn ity niuc-h stuck on his
atares.-dve stvle of lieMins. Tlie ot!i- i
r r is Frankie Schoell. th- j.roinisinrr (
iJostoi:. Mass.. welter. Stlnu !! has
never fought in Oina::-:. but hi- wi ii
earned reputation makes t'.iis main
event one of th e o'cp-'-'t dra v. inir
ear ls since fightinji was It caliae 1 in
Nebraka. "
For the u.i-windt ;) two brand
new far.s will be in tlie rins:. One
is sbewart ?dc!.ean. the well known
Si. Fa ul f-a I i.-rw eia i:t ana the othtr
ifjrv riit. of i"e;..-..!'o
I'.oti: ha..-,oa"
boxed draws with Fran kit? F.arcia
. , ...
w-tLin the p.-rt iix w.-.-ks and the .
-ti-H-at.ons point to a pretty pood
scrap wnen tat y : .jnare o:i r.n u :i ! -:ia: t : :'. ('. ii iu-r :n a-utn o::i
rounds of the jnve and take stuff the years a-io wa - ti e mo'lr r of : i:-:
I'r.Tii, enjoy a' well. -d-.iir- n. fon.r o:' !" :u. V. . 'I. ..Ia::u
Ii'Kdnded on tlie bill is a promising
l"-rourd nr-'i:iiinary in - i.i'. h Ai b.s
F.i nnir.fr of Kansas City will met a
stab.c-iiiaTe ;,' Saiiot i i a, v ho if !:e can
c !.v r t.le ,"'. is like J-.n'.lia" (la.c-a
"h"uil! prov i.ie tlo f-:,n w.t!i pbaty
,..f exciten:mt prior to the two lo.a
of the show, i-'arnin;
I 'OX i.
in O.i.ai;
tV!C.
:i We.l i.
i -. been hi- p-. rf. r:n..Tic- th;:'. iiii"
'In ,
1,
e !n
the w;tome Men
nar, i:p ...r i is .- turn.
As usual. .ltd. in. v We Iff wid be
"Jo! am
ti
; T
to take the
"ia tl -n o" t i
b.K k a'tti tl
-
ns 'tj- ano orma t in .a
sia-v.'. ami wiil piace
his entire flee t of Sf '.'.! bakers at
their dispoan! if they are needed to
From Fril.-.yt. I-aliv
This morniiia; J ml ire James- T. lie.?-
ley ni( a s. -si n oi tne e.isirici court
and caded tht- dot ket for the Novem-
b-r term of the court, and arrantin?
the a f. airs of the court in j. rt para-
tion tor li:s ceminir (lepatture lor
:;i.ih;1 to j-r.-side oyer the district
ourr intre ana iea .ns l"" woi k oi
""' "rna with the judte t!:at wiil b-
as-i-tn- d here by the supr-me court.
l' ('-s, "! 'Uor vs. John
Foukai ami August Koukal. cover-
an action for damages caused to
the plaintiff as the result of the an-
totnobib- driven ly Ausrust Knul.al
sinking the busty ot the plain. m
ad cati.unt injury to the plaintiff.
was seithd by atreemnt anions the
' J" ' - lJs-
.dismissed at tin- cost of defendants.
1 couri aiso neara arsuments
the Dovt y case wait li lias Deen in
''"'lrt for the ;iast few years and a
hirst- number of the attorney repre-
sintin? the different parties to the
suit were in the court.
GIVES FAEEWELL DINNER
Fror.i Wpdnesaays Oally
t ... ,...r.;.i!., t i t i.-,,itli' railroad labor board for "aboli-
uo ..x.s. .ic .. .
entertained at a six o clock dinner
.llll-l lillll' 11 (11 Cl SUA OCiUtlY 11111111
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in uoiior oi jiii h iiuiioii. 1 1 o lias1
i...,. .,.,..,i i, t.-,.., ......
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an MM'iia i:iui:iiis jiiiu no is. ie;i- -
jns today for Lincoln to join his t is- ' st :: ' 1 ra' nt today, "as an indication of
t..r -i m " f mm there n.ivo for r-nii.'the confidence that railroads have in
fornia. The decorations of the dinin?
room and table were in the Hallo-j
we en snirit and made a nleasinir set-
c.J.i.. ..,.. tt...: i .i..
-cre Mr Ibittnn Miss haiira TU ei-
sinter and Mr and Mrs Kruer and
son W Glenn Kruirer I
j
-,-r . w . ,-r-rs i
PLASTERING AND MASON WORK.
For all kinds of plasterin?. brick
and concrete work, call telephone
No. 593-W, Plattsmouth. tf-sw.
.TH CE F.EWAHD DUFFY
art! Diif:v. fall. - of : ; r, . W.
Fdw
'.It tl. .,.-L
'aci:,c .lanc
v y.
i 1 . : i i i " . 11 .
: I!. and C ha rl Duffy o
i .on. Io'.va. ; as -'-a a
sjs,
i fur a bout v.. a r. ! i.
loi.
! ;l
; witii
:i ':;! n.
: i'h-T.-
his la--';!:'
.
i
Iv i;ik-i: ;i k hir l'-
Thi;r.-.d;.y. Nov- ::-.,-: :
s-r.'s h.-ai''. ile vas
'a , Nov. la Ix r " .
si rvi'Ts he ie !
; I v -f..l
1 ! 1 S
v M.-r
:,t ;' " ' k s' '
N.-v-mb. r ! and tak
a. mi o-h i i.. i
.-jt.
a:: i r- lat ive?
.
nrff tl nlE 1
H U-Jfscd :
F.rp S $ TV " TL:lrt
filjCb Lt 'Si E il
0!TY 13
5T
; (fiwi'i
jjrc. Elizabeth lup.r.n Dies at
cf con Geoe E 1"r" ti
" '
a i.0V.D
rrm Froiay s Paiiy.
1 .,1 1 , . t f 1 II O i ..
Mr;, laiz-ele.-t
r -.-i-
: the final
taoeiii .w..ni!. one o: n.-
' .T.t.. I':., lire- t. I' .
st.iatu'. ns toiio'.viiiir an
d.tralior. ;.;:i: at the '
" .rc v;i e..e. tm.o:'
!. .. i.i. n vt n
,, . f..
i oi .no. i u..i m
Mann h.is ;;:;;;- h r !:
tn-)i;:h and v.-as a lady
t em-'l b iao ? v :,o !
; n:: i : ;." of kin.v. inir i."r
! ::im- was on - r-. in i:
her ta:::i!y aad to tl.
in Idatts-
1.. r ii
u i : i s
i i 1 7 ' It ''
wii:
:.
;.:
she lived.
Irs. Kiiii: ' th Mai:
si bior;'. ( : t r::.ar.y
r.. and a: an ear!.
w ith h .r par.-iit.-- :: A: v
m-. at .-."e'.v tlibans ai d
.r.r.l at Fdlaxi. MN-a. for .-
, L it-r sh- r-aaoveti to '
a- ttieua. :v. uf Kiodiabk: . i
' ; -- re to St. I.ouis. M - .
Was ' to Crptai' i
v i ii it la r
.'ai y ;;:.-.
' Tr- ie. h
i ; :):-. ;. nd
v. lu r- ;-!:
" M:.'!!:.
. . 1 a : -; s h . : i
. !'.: f im-
d' tli- pioneer r v
r rtain- and tn .Tune, tsT
jiy removed to FI;.v. mau-h v. i ert
Hay ha. - s'::.", resided The
and iy - .
. ',.
Th! .
r,':t- ' :
Ma i
(":tv and
l- o.
:: i;.i..;i."
; ' ia M ' .- ;
in this
' - 1 tl a
ht of ,.T
(I',, so-;
a n i o:e
di d
. . t
la tl
l ": years . .
;r..-a 1 1 v. 'a'
a '-s ; ::' has i',.r t i
n. (; o: .
'r . Th:-.
a, a i.
l.,.r
i a
. '
. . i,
- h- b ... ,d ; la V.ve
hddi'. i v;M i.a .. the .
- of the many !d fri
burs.
T.r.tl.- r
sy;i'
: d-" and
1 vliAXf l,vsyj 5.,.
VISITING AT X. .'n 00 D
Mr. r.r.ii Mr-a i'..a.nt (' tap' - I! of
Fremont, vi d; d with Mrs. Camp -
- ' s brother. I. A Tys.in ar 1 oiuo'v
s'-v--r:d da s this v. '.. Mr. faiap-
i.eii's fathir . s-a hi .sh-d tio i-llm-
wood Idilis h n- af.'U- -7 y-ars aao
l.rii.jrinir th a.aeh : do-ry i '.. ; from
Weepim; Wat- r. I l .;:'. ' or: ".t n.i
, trvooi en-ain- r. t'r e ! . ai ila n
p.. run he st.-aa; a nd at thus h-
proved i.. be v. iy su ti . .-i l. h'h
fa-apbells r::n the mil, b . lor
about ti re., year- - -llin? out and ::-
wis to A: la rtic lov:-. vh-.-re th-y oj
era' -d a m.iil for o.r twa a-y . ar
;.,. Cjuutd"-!! s; y his lath r. Ji
s .t,., A. Can -id-. .--ii i v yaar- aid ; :..!
jn p.-rfe-j health living In Ids b.'. i.e
Ui j.im-oln v.'liich !" huiit in 1 v S .
At lb. ; nt t:-n- Oratit is tr-:v, !-
i aa far t iie i-r iiiora Milliiu: 'o. Tiiev
EE-
M.;,d. tl;, tr;., h- r by auto and In . r y .-t.-ntressional ticket.
. omma in ti.-y s: w n -.- r idoad, of'-,;,. S..ar davoted o:i ti'm- to th"
tMm with som- 11::. fish bans in.? out iXpo'.ition of the tariff, which has
on or- side. li:s wiie toiu nt:n sue
j,..t i; w;a. I'.. I C'. ni'-ns ami ! I . A.
Willi-ims. Ii did i-tove m b- IP I.
and son. On aeeou::; of the rain they
remained
on
ti lie
visit than at
t'.rs: thev int-n i'-.i to make. Elm-
v co i Ft ad- r-K. !:o.
i
i CALLS LAB OF. E0AE.D A TOOL
Wnsbit.P-.on Nov. 2. The r.nuest
of the fhicaso Ar Alton railroad to
(i .i,;-bour dav ! tx -
iI,OTI - n-!'1 ! 11 "d " tA
I
I t"n o-.v f. nviTfiinc " wis b :i r:i c-
- - "
t'-rized 1 Ib-sdeiit Coniiinr. oi the
I A ".eri.-i ti F. I. r-. t ion of la.lior in a
railroad labor board."
-ir. ( .ompers sa id ne was iniornu-a
I that Hie rerjuest rd the Alton was
backeil bv .-ill roads. If tha Alton
, - '- - - , .... . ,
succeeds other roads will folio' with I kist address- ol th" campaisn and
'similar requests. He forecasts a,fl',1Ili there vwii return home. While
Prantin? of the rerjin-st on the "past ; in consress Mr. Sloan was one of the
' '"ndiict" of the board, a-blins that-'-'ders m the cause of soldier relief
' ,llfJ request constituted another at-'"- ' ,,'"! 'r-- sons in the service
i...Ti i .1..... i
1 a' K )u i-()r a mi s:i i us i ua i so ion?
as th.y continue "it is impossible tn.111
give full attention to const rin t ive ;
work for the betterment of industrial
Hie.
"If the railroads f -It that they had
to make such a roaetionarj move -
ment." Mr. Goinpers' statement said,
"then it is well that they did so pri-
or to the election.
j tftiRI ' Of T rVv?
wVfltii fe S W W, a
well j:i;g'v"N
EEIE'LiTT of ,
plates:-:
20 YIALS LiLD TODAY
From Fri. lav's I-aiiy
.bdiri Fro k (ia.-y. in. of tlo-
w. 1! k:s;iw: r :! a;- t :' ;l i i'y.
: d r.'vr: e ! - : i ;y h ;!.is
e u-ei:: ; i-i h- :. N. -:!:
. , . ;'; y. ':: -ie
i'sei.'i ' y ii--1 :." ; '.' '.vn fri m his
". : : ui .' i; a r
Th- ; : . i i:ai wa nartially
; ' ... ; o . 1 . a. t h i ; ! .: i.iy
!.: '; l ' ;ii :. ?'. 'i -. ur:'- t' v. hile
I.. : .... io-oi ..f d.r;
; : i i ... 'te t ' i '. : i ; i . " ; -
:' - ion ' 1 .- i tty a mi a - !:
wa s a ' t e .:. ; .! ! v u t n.ak-- a t ;:! ii f:
-. .:, r .vi.. .-'.s t r.. ::') -1 ' a o-;-il
an- : . 'it.ni b ..riis ' raise
: -i and ; J.ir. " a ; n.nted T-
i: b-. . rd d . nave v. ay
aid' !.!r a '.'a: '. ' : i hi 'Vi. a;i ( f
a : r--n!' .s'.. i!;i'--i t v. . broken
a: ! v a.. : ;.a. .- n- d.-v. lo.eri
;! t -rna! iaj'.ri '. Tie- injured man
abb f. a : ha-1: hi in ::
-va.-io. a::'- -'hd' -i the t.-a in ba k to
'. : : b-K h. . :'i.r ! M !:ep:
-'.: il:.- To h '.; '.. . ; :!;-.- V- SUM ot
I.i a : h T ' . i ' i. ii.-ur: ' Were (.!!;
: i : " ' 1 y hi ; rt : ro'.:!d' .
.Toi-n F. f'iuvy was a native of
'"!-,.:!:. 1 ain' a n au; i:: i io d.i-:-..'.ni'n
.' ! a. .' 1'1. and w:-s
'.V- .. i : : ("iarin hi. I.wa. by ids
'. rei.: v--' :i a -ad '' t !.: r y ars.
h .-. .i :' .-i i- ; : n P.r some
on
it!
::;.!! r 11. 1 : !.
arr'a.: at Fuion.
fdathibh: Kai'-n.
ton. ora of th: (dd
i . nl ty. Aft, r his
y a,. d ;:: Yf .:-
; . a; .i ii-oa
: '' ; 1. 1 -r
si ."ii:s
tt. I!
.irinda "it re m
v.-aiit -:'. . v ars
. ' .i
. a r
1
r- -f.
: i i v. i
a
:h. r tor a rh,d (f f;v
j.r to i'h-t tsmoutli twenty
a:.-.) ami v.:
her-. 1 hi d.
f The C'M'i :ti
tj ,i..r: r of ;
- :!
Id nt a: (la:
n i.b ntifli -
:aa : m- a.b
: a -a'. ' il:
in th;s . : -y.
sine- uiatl- iiis
. s.-d wa s a n: a
u i i ira li f r tin.-
t'liiury, iiavir.tr
:: of faith whil
a 'a. and so. laby
v. !'!: th I. o. (.
r of Flat!" h.ita-
a a; ;;aen f cy' tlie
ei..e--o t
i - (! a:!; t tiT" rt main
' .--1 r da i::-i; t ' r. ! hiz
,11 as t wo brothers,
jb :-..:. a f'liurv of Chat --
- si ; :-s. Mrs. Idz:-.:.-:;:
fa rvcr ( ! f lar-!-.
1 Mr-. I'dintd- Harms
! '
am;
'a, am
1 'Wa
-. ho !-iT.-s in South Dakota.
" SFEiHFi 0: Q, Ft
HEBE LAST H1GHI
:
'
'
-p
-er Fcnrth D:strici: CcngresErrtar:
Gives 'Very Ab Address at
Courv He::
f i e:;j Fr:aays t .".!; y
'.: t even jr.- Char! as II. Sloan of
; jt va. fo-r.ier ,.":iirr--ssniar. from
' t F e rt ii N
a
a a-tri
y.-. s.
p,'s. ,
ll. at wiil probably be t ke
if ni""tiua of tlie p.f.'sent
a mpa ie ;i in th.is ei:y. present ins: ih-
' ..iiliaan sid- of the issues of the
Morta y C. A. Itawls presided or. r
:::". ;i:a: ami introduced in his
:ii sd-asityy manner the speaker
lie ev.iiina who na.de an earnest
i :nr ttie pli" Tii.o .a the rem;!.;-
, ,.,st ;,,,,,., ay tj, reub!iean
I .-, n'sr.'Ss'a nd which l.as bee'n vndor
lire ;--om the r- tail merchants if the
. ountry as well the political op-
pern nts of t!te measure am! tlie
sp""k. r tb-f. ud -d the measure as a
protection to the American fiirmer
! iiii.i wiiri;o- as wen as tne manuiae-
- tun rs of the country.
Mr. S.oan alsti dis aussed the Btate
is'tt.s at some P-liSth and ursed the
(lection of the republican candidate'
. '- ':' praisin? the conduct of the stat -
p - futirs mid -r the a cl ministration of
I.. . ... T-,i:
I,, . Al T-flT-irt
i fl .'HO r .Vl(le!Vie.
.. i i . t-
TP" nt ten dam e was somewhat dis
i a Op- )i I1 1 1 n S. as th- crowd was small
and not ()f a sizr- that the speaker
should have received as Mr. Sloan is
one of the ablest speakers in the
state.
Mr. Sloan departed thus mornin?
for T" uraseh where he makes bis
,nn l'lp i or ! . l v r t ri-. " ot v n o m 1 1 on.
-
hospital in Franco.
TOR SALE
j
j Choice pur- brad Chester "White
rial" bos;-;. March and April farrow,
At farmers' prices. K. E. Sedinan.
seven miles due south of Ashland.
! LLATII OF TIES. A. A. RANDALL,
rn r'r y's t;i I v
. -.: . A. Ibiaaad. v.-1 .' of Kev.
A . :;! d-.;!. ' r: .i-.-riy p-- o r o!
Il tia .'a i fi ur;-!i hi t!:;- ity.
"i
y : '. ; e i t nie a i
!: mi:y
aereb.
!l:a
s u.. . : .: , ' r i '. ; .i
t f i ' o 'Ar.-:: . i' t ; : t
ai . ervi",-- e. ;;i . i., ".d en
r T .'i y a ; J.inco.:.. I i ii
iti tn at o:' he da t: wiil
. :-v. T:-e i.a r.y t bi ft i a h
. ; . ; y , i i ' i a it : ! .' i.i
I. .. '".. of ti:- d. a t !. of t!
I I.
a . a
t .vfC
a .
, . . . . i . oil. a ?: a t
lLm tlVilrtVO.i.;. ihiei.e. Mr-. I.. I.. Tiirp-u.
Fold ?cdan Stolen in Omaha Aban
doned FoIIowi ?. Crash 9c-
.uj;
i.-i.
On T.!- !: y ..
lu-.i !;::o tow -i iro
d it.: : :. K.a'd :
:-:.ir:a p
.1 i. ,.i.tl r..'...rt-
e
v
b; 1
:, .... ......I ... i - f,. f
J. .' ' . 1 ..',;.'i.. , f . ,.,t
!-""." .. ti...
1.. A. Tvstn t'.c.K the mat tar in ; 'I :r:' '" -:!t-'
iiav.i ..: d cor the nutaber of the can'; 1' bi 'ia ! church oco-p.-- pt
v.hi.- va- from l,a and tvlo'-'h' th- iara-st held in tl.. mi. :m
ara' d the police b arm. ert at i v " ;'!: 01 t!' ' i.n. t-aa
' .. ...... ,.i ..... :. a
i una .
him
! in ; i . i . a - .i i i
0 'U ! t t J
'her or not the a r ha.d been
st:
Thex na.itd i!io won id ie:
v i : ; e 1 e i
, v. sin . n .
W'i diit's". : v tlie our.', r . th'
-- v o to b.. .!. FiaiT!i"a:;.
o'v i.-r rtr. . t. f'm aha. -b-,h--:-d
; r a n :. : 1 -.It'
r It tie fob j T '
h! b
l!il V.
w..;
a I a
i..ett am! Kh.inhart Pan
-i, it :' e f r ;" o fee nae.
Ti f-mn as w . re damus- .. sl.osl
d-. .-r broke u and one v. keel broh v.. i
r. .. i i, .i - . . i
Ha t: e 'ar kicked a i. -de in tlie toj
to tei cut as t' -re as or- there'
' ' . t-i- -.-ii r itjiv.-: 1 1 - v.i"t: i
The no i. at the ttnt o:: the'brids -
..ti tr.-r.ai.;; c.ai.e say thai iiu y
;i.-; ra f-
........ . .. v ..... wi.ro-llv : t -
terw;;r..b' ioard v. eras!;,
taiak ;.: .' h about it at
mi did not j
; ; time.
I', is ; ui ;iis '! that who, ve" occu
pied the car was tak-'ii on in the
ether car. In the car war a satch-1
iant C -o:i a. I tea'! u-TT e '.
-evtral skirt-' and atvera
:"TT e underwear.
a i fT,.r- .1 1
hinds i ' shot sun rla-l's. but Mr.
.ant
.-avs t hat tin:- on? fit i..
.
IT,. t:..,,,V.,i Tvsor. for l-.ic
rt.-. ncc of mind in arom;.?!v lielt. -
in a him f nd hi.- stclen car. Fdm-
wtxid Lea der-Frho.
DEATH OF DAVID NIEL
From Friday's Dally.
"Wferdi y at tht hrta- of his
dai'.rhter in Oa:aha. David Nit 1 pass
. 1 : way fd.':awir.c a st v.-'-e sici a- s:
of m v ral weak?' tlur-.tiau. At t' e
tttr.e of his di a'h his sans. LMo an-1
Clin Nil I of t'.'ia city were rt his
aecsHie. j no decease:! w.,s :n
itv-fourt'i vo-;r r: ml
ec n
r; .;':'.:.; of Nebraska for a treat
many years, bavins formerly reside.-!
near Waterloo, when the body w;!!
be taken for burial. Fa.neral serv-ais
v.-Mi be i e!'! -! Wat.rl-a: at 2 o'clock
."a tttrda v aft errioon.
W cen funiffh r,n trr.k boot.
T..t pttv kir.fi st Jofrr-il -ffi--.
Saving Mother's Golden
a
i
Hdw many useless steps are t-ker.
how many precious minutes warted every
month by the vomen or' Plattf mouth ar.d
vicinity, in paj'ins; household bills in per
son that might be paid by check.
But these wasted steps and minutes
are becoming fewer for more and more
vcmen are learning the convenience of v.
checking account at the First National
Bank.
Wouldn't a check book make bill
pa'ing easier at your house?
The First National Bank
THE BANK WHEg? YOU PETEiL. AT MOWE
PIJffTSMOrTH IL XEBKASSiA.
Member
e
DiSCUSS WGii
Of MISSIONS IHr-.R
it. f v. i. -
Llu-.t . -:ed LeciVu-e on r':c Life and
Work Amcr.g' the I.Iis-i'i:: is
Giver, at Fricke Hor.e.
Prut; .'ne ai v : '' v
I.as? eenin j: the me-tii;- of t:.
S. Luke's auxiliary, the n.i s -itiary
s,;-fly of I h-.- local - -,..i
v. ;. : l.ebi at pb-a ant i .. i
home on N irt!i Sixth .-(-:. : '
'.i ::; a : : mi- i by a h.ra - nt. a.i - .
t h- la! ias of t nt a'-ch T y as ' .. .
a i.umb-r of the m n oi 1 !: -.i.ri h
1 ..e i.-.-ie-. ( . '..'ere ... i i '
( .
! L( "!:. r.i .vl-isini er and Mrs. ' ..-.!
ni;i.v. and who nrra t:s-,-,l r
td a -ii.T t i nina oi entt i ta . am. n t
Tl:- illustrated ieet a ( i-t t .... . ' -ha'
i an nt ry was unmuallv iiitere-t-:a
and ti:-- hi a u T i ft : 1 (lured ;da:ts
' " tl.'- various missi-.t! ; bis. the
1 t l l.u ' . a- v
a- tt.e n..-i.-s "I
th- nefhland w-n- a rt-.tiation to
tl.- a:.-.. -r i l.
cl.ut:!: ha.- .:i th-
Alaskan l.ie'.d leached a n-al
t a -
' Of ht infulli'-ss. both nil sle.i ! as v
l
. - - "
In the lecture was Miown. tf .;-
! :'--tra.e-i m::, ui --vi.it . a vim
araais poiiii- wuiere tl;e;-i- ar- t..a--iu.'i-.
and tie routts mi r which the
i iaif s .oTu: r
tr..'.b'! to ami '.''a;
to!1 - i! tl'-r.'- ' :i i-;lij: !1 ' :
:p'-.. tator was liih.-': tiy laeaa- .
j ici art ' oer the i-rritoty of
,-. h ; iai i:n Ti..- '. ai : H'e; a
over tiit snow bound trah !
i lie n: is - ion churcht
t- i i . . i .e. i . l
1 " -P'--' ' n'un u
! ''f' l'v . h r;st ia i: it ;. o.,-
field !r'-n the Ports "I c'T.v t
a,.:: ;
lairrow. th'- ,. . .
the Ann ri. ..n p -;i:i
"':r ,iv n a. !. a.
I' 'im t
and ha
: in ,L' "i'-';:-;'n l-n
j v.utl: t be rear.U that the
-: - ' :.. I oe. in
fhria'n n teachin:
of the nutits a:
Lara
active
ii)iirch work as wes .linv.ii in the
! siides of the various churches anl
Of:.r
In audition to ;h stri:t!y
I c 1: an
vorK
the Fpiscup
I T
J.e'.p
! !a ve esta f! lstie i l!'i,;i'.taa
at var
lu":: Put:t that arc ;a in i : erins t
I "- ' ' i" -."
I The lecture accen.iianyins tht
u
' 'I U!f Slilts was till
ot tin
l.v Ii-
! Livintston and m much
it tir.a.ial.t out t tie va r
the ci.urfli (.rk show :i ! t lo
j tar. -a
; At ti.a ciose o; t:. c-v-r it:s.
j utetiiber of tht party w treat.
'Very daimy and i ii'-i-.-u refi
' inents bv t '.' !:oste aes.
DISTRICT COURT DOING?
! Tr-..ni fiioasUiiv in!:v
Sev ral t ases fib d in th- la-t f- w
.-li'-.-s in the o!!i of fl.-rk of the Id
.7 . trit t Court James M. ::..bert-..n.
, !: v I t ii in the nature o: fi.an-.s
up tb" affairs of the d timet iiark
of fa.- county. Kei-eiv.-r -Fr-d F.
' T5o." i has io:rni"Ue"d aci m:i as;iin-1
' '.'il!ia:n F. Fort-r it ad. a - tolbc
. tion of a i-.'Ue for .M..'.4hh". and also
'asainst A. XV. floidt t-: :-l. i--r -d-h
e'ion "'. ;v.-..i notes of i.i.ioo' and
a2.r.eo, wb'ch is i o .Ted by m
s:: -a on property.
.imi.1
Federal Reserve "VT
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