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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923. PLATTSMOUTH SEM WEEKLY 70UEHAX PAGI FIT! MURDOCK DEPMR TMEHT. PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL. Get Ready for Winter! The cold weather is coming. Is your battery good for the winter and how about the radiator? Is it so it will hold water and alcohol for the cold weather? We have the batteries, radiators and alcohol. We put out the best service. Call and see us when needing any thing in our line. The Thimgan Garage EL W: Thimgan, Proprietor MURDOCK -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA Bobbie Norton has been on the sick list for some time but is all right again and ready for the school -work or play. Oscar Zaar living north of town has hopping into the picking of corn during the past week and finds the I yield about forty bushels per acre. Howard Bronkow has a record of 110 bushels for the day which is do ing nicely. Really this is as much corn as many would gather in two days. Henry A. Guthman was a visitor with friends and was also looking ftr . snme business matters in WILSON CELEBBA timj? PART nr AR- llUliuinni ui nil 'mi Eft MISTICEDAY PLAN QJj Many Delegations to Visit Washing ton Home of Former President Broadcast His Speech. 11 HARD Washington, Nov. S. Friends of Plattsmouth during the fore part or vtoouruw .1SUU olc """'"f ; last week imake their armistice day tribute to John Scheel whose corn is very him the greatest demonstration in Cood this year estimated it is yield- his honor that has taken place since ing some 28 bushels per acre and he he became in. i has been able to get out himself 130 Not only will the former presi- Bach bi hs Der dav dent's aress on "The Significance Brown (c.) A V. Mocken'hanpt from near Al- of Armistice Day" be distributed by Walsh ... . ....-j.-!. rarfin thrmip-hniit tbe country on Sat- Kizer mmmm VQ W3 a VlSltOT in AlUrOOCK. Wtl " -- - Tuesday and reports his corn yield- urday evening, but delegations from Oberst Robert Stock shelled and delivered': Miss Martha Theile wos a visitor ing well and he is getting along with '?I!le.t JJ SEhr Milo Bus-I with friends in Lincoln last Wednes- the gathering very nicely. "UV,;' " 7 .11 Vn" r"o t,"i. RmQn Wm Knann f-omnlptf d his own ' 1 " ,.". ""5 33 yards and a touchdown. H. De iWitz kicked goal. First kickoll call 'ed back. Weir kicked off to Layden. 'Notre Dame tried line rushes. For ! ward pass, Crowley Jo Miller, was j broken up. Another one. Crowley to Stuhldreher, was good for 9 yards. Crowley to Miller, netted to 7 more. Layden charted fof ten yards. Mc- Glasson hurt but kept playing. Mil ler made fourteen yards on a pass, j 'bringing the ball to Nebraska's 28 yard line. Again Herb DeWitz dump- ed the highly touted Don Miller for ' 8 loss, this time 1 yard. Crowley j failed to gain around left end, strik- ; ing a stone wall defense. H. DeWitz j ran the line for three yards ou a triple pass.- Noble drove thru left tackle for 5 yards. Lewellen punted cut of bounds on Notre Dame's 3S "Wonder Team" from Indiana Only yard line. Notre Dame substituted cc S1f frmn Whitewash bv many players. A forward pass. Miss Cafolen Wslbridge Presents Her Pupils lYiss Vera Upton A MO- m g i Last Iilinttte Touchdown. f.iiss tSadge Cheney in a frog'amme ol j Piano Music AS3J3TING ARTISTE Mrs. Harold Frans, Soprano From Saturday's Daily Collins L- E. Bach L- T. his corn last Thursday. kirk with his sheller did the work Wm. Holke who has a lot of corn i Island. to pick is just starting and finds the 'day, making the trip via the Rock corn gathering and is at this time as- S ctreet home here on Sunday. It was announced today that the Layden T I 1 l.Tt. In 1.,-lll'tlir 1 1 t 1 V- o frrn nf IVTl nenrv yerjerjrcr irouus - - ; via;t , fho n-iisnn rsir1prirP will be preceded by a parade through the ield about titty bushels to the acre, after some business matters in re- Pickwell who has some corn on one A - m V 1 J J l 3 1 1 J M a V. . m 4 k A. I I n A Tl fC J. Li. Anurus oi wntoia aiiu wue ; para to ice uuaru oi eaucaiiun ui ine "i c -t.. . r.lrtAnt i1 action from Dunont Cir- wre visiting for a short time at the! Murdock schools. ' The boys who are doing the pick- "si dential a etion fiom Dupont cir home of Mr. Andrus' sister, Mrs. E. Ml?8 Fanni9 Easterley of Weep- l'll march at the head, and theSt or K. Norton. ins- W;,Tr has been snendinir a few are making a cor.serrati e estimate f the world of the ar- in Water has T bee n spending a few "niaki?HS n T th gan zatTon In line 'Tl 'days at the home of her friend, Mrs. of the yieldand are placing the same aJeteT:iIls 0 iE. K. Norton of Murdock. about . bushel. per acre n-arfTh in charge visiting with her children in Coun Gordon Block with his truck is ' keeping pretty busy with the haul ing of stock to market ana otucr; Diller Vtt of I-lavelock was a guest merchandise. at the home of his parents, Mr. and Lawrence Weisman and wife were Mrs. Geo. Utt last Sunday and re visiting last Sunday at the home of 'turned to his work on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Norton parents j Emil Kuehn and the family were of Mrs. Weisman. 'visiting with friends in Elrawood lienry Gerbcling of Wabash was i last Thursday afternoon and also Mr. looking after some business mat-:' Kuehn was looking after some busi ters in Murdock last Thursday eve-1 ncss as well. nmg. driving over In his auto. , PVprf nli of T.incnln was a visitor acre. A "rub doctor ' ot Lincoln has come : in Murdock last Thursday looking af- Mrs. Earl Drearier who i- rangement say that the delegations from New York, Baltimore and i-.iuu iui oun.c I iuio .,.,.. virp-1ria ritlpc: hare ar- oeen meniioneu uy yui i wnida where ehe has enjoyed the visit very ber of irgnia cities have ar cQunt tfae wQnder team of 19,3 much, returned home last week. nd eelrat ion 'as otPycd in every department Henry Klemme south of Murdock r'aV Wilton is T ejected to sneak the -ame h? the Corn is irettinsr his corn out at this time . ?!r.- Wilson is expected to speak HpfatPd. 14 to 7. The and finds the quality very g.od but nni im tne all was in the visitors' territory al- with a little damage and U finding Ju lulf of his sttors bv Sena- the whole game, keeping the the yield close to fifty bushels per fl" l V I 7 Irish constantly on the defensive. The t!inc V. 1. i ii kiiiin. Crowley to Stuhldreher, netted four teen yards. I Miller was relieved by Neihardt on fumbling a forward pass. The ball! was called back as both teams were Rhodes off side. Layden punted fifty yard?, i Weir Bill was returned. H. DeWitz broke: Berquist through left end for four yards. Ne- j Hutchison bruska penalized five yeards for off McGlasson side. H. DeWitz p'urii;ed ten yard. I Bassett Noble was taken out of gnie. Al Robertson forward pass by Lewt ilen wss inter-j (c.) Lewellen cepted by Stuhluresher. It war. Notrf Noble Dame's bail on their own six yard H. DeTf itz iir.e. Passes gained sixteen yard: for , R. DeWitz the Irish. H. DeWitz broke up pass bv Crowlev. L&yder. muffed pass bv Touchdowns Nebraska, t Noble 2. Crowley with almost a clear field.' Notre Dame Mayer. Layden punted ever Nebraska goal. Kick after touchdown II. Deu ltz Nebraska down c:i t!;e.r twenty yard , Layden 1. line. K. DeWitz gained one yard on " " Referee Eckersall, Chicago. line piucse. Nebraska gained five ln made ouother one. Notre Dame vards on line plunge. The half end- intercepted Hunker pa and ball The much vaunted "Micks'- of No- ed with the ball on Nebraska twenty leld on IS yard line. Bergman tre Dame, who have gone thru the yard line. Score: Nebraska, 7; Notre fumbled and lwt 4 yards. Layden without a defeat and hnve Dame, 0. 'JT V"- " , " V Aliller L. G. C. R. G. R. T. R. E. Q L. H. R. H. F. B. Thursday Evening, November 15th, 1923 First Baptist Church Programme Beginning at Eight O'Clock Union, Nebraska season a t each- Facilities for broadcasting the for attendance at the stadium was the to Murdock and established quarters ter some business matters and was a er In the Murdoc k school, was a ' l ' r. pn Yto i ...ii, ! ii ti r-. , . i. iot Tv,,,,!..,. 1r!nr iti, cress, cicn wi.i re spoKcn into a mer president's Saturday evening ad- largest in history and was estimated l.tietiuu in i-uiue ouce me ft'n lUjttiiicr un ui menu, ricni.v uum- ".-. rairroDh0e jnrtallrd in hi'' studv are attend to the patients which may! man. Mr. Hall is representing this her pupil. Miss Catherine Neitzel. '' ' - come. . iterritorv with the Chevrolet car at spending the evening at the farm ?5 T, raUi0.lf,P,ertf0 i8,"1.1!'! John Scheel and t'ae familv were ' this time. home of A. J. Ncitzel. visiting last Saturdnv and looking! Charles Ault and family of Platts- Mr- a Mrs- E- K- Norton were r, i.s j ti.. - o hr.mo f visitir.ic in erpinq: vater cn last mouth, making the trip in tl their auto.; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. McDonald for TfhuIaf wjV"r fngton on a wave' ength of day while 'a number of days last week. Mr. of Grandmother Nonon of that place A tfae game me jt and mother of Mr. E. K. Norton and found that lady feeling tolerable well. Frank Crcp.cn of Omaha, a repr? They celebrated Armistice da there and also looked after some Ault who has been employed in S:. business matters as well. .Louis for some time past has accept- Ray Baldwin is getting alcgn nice-jet! a position in Omaha nd will work Iy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. j there in the future. They returned Rikli where be is making scfoe sub- to Plattsmouth last Wednesday, stantial important improvements. ! ti tipw rl nf V. W. Thimsran The home will be much more com- in this issue regarding your autos dok last Tbursdy ard a caller on tortable. and convenient when the ; and know that winter will soon be Mr- II- w- Trjo1 "n l v.-hile here was proposed work is completed. 'here with the trouble? of a leakv ra- a gust with hi.; friend, Henry A. Farm leaps ra-3e 2t the mte of diator and a battery down and also uuthnian 5 to make it accessible for receiving s"ts in all parts of the United States. The address wil be distributed by the WCAP broadcasting station in Wash- 4C9 me will go over a telephone wire to New York, where it will be passed througli an amplifier and broadasf by WEAF on wave length of 492 meters. Mr. sentative of the Dijtz Lumber C':., Wilson is to begin speakin" at 828 tte loss and chose the south goal to of that pla-e, was a visitor in Mur- eastern time. FEDERAL RESERVE f't. Option to pay at any tine. If' remember that he has alcohol to pre- Messrs. E M. Shatto, riirrj oi -m ;ro tZ-JL, r t I vent the freezing. One can fight a lespie and Lacey -McDonald are all oa cesire a iarm ioan see U. J.!rar prettr we!l in good weather but hopping to it in the corn field of xtura uuaner Witz srr.a.-hcd thru center for 9 yards Noble went back into the game on a fake pn.cf,. Nebraska was Ktali for the Cornhuskers. Weir kicked ;ng for time and drew a five yard off fifty yards to Layden, who return- penalty. Rhodes made a 6 yard gain ed to thirty yard line. H. DeWitz and Locke 2 yards on a liu(k forma broke up pass, Crowley to Miller. ' tion. Lewellen punted out of bounds Layden punted fifty yards which Ne- onXotre Dame's 33 yard line. Notre braska returned to 3S yard line. Lew- name gained 28 yards on a pass, ellen failed to gain. Noble hit Irish Lewellen intercepted a pass and ran lire for 6 yards. H. DeWitz made to Notre Dame's 4 0 yard line. Th first down on a six yard plunge. Ne- DeWitz brothers gained 7 yards for braska penalized 5 yards. R. De- Nebraska. R. DeWitz made 4 yards Witz skirted Irish left wing for 12 and first down. Notre Dame recov Ilanls. Noble plowed thru fcr 5 tred a Nebraska fumble on the Corn yards and another firt down. IJall ! husker 49 yard line, but was penal- Noble , ized 14 yards. A long forward pas plunged for 2 yards. R. DeWitz. by Layden was muffed by Meyer. Ne thrown for 2 yard loss. R. DeWitz ' br: ska penalized 15 yards for inter dropped back on 33 yard line for ; fering with Meyer. Lewcll-n rttri.- 1 d yard line. A forward pass, by Stuhl- end. Hartmac made 2 yards. Hart dreher made 4 yards. Rhodes inter-' man made another yard. Notre Dame cepted Crowley s pass. Noble gained took ball with one minute to play on 2 yard?. Nebraska penalized 1 5 j Nebraska's 23 yard line and went yards. Stuhldreher intercepted passjotr the goal line on forward pass. r Layden, Notre Dame, kicked off tw and it was Notre Dame's ball on its ; Mayer carrying ball. Layden kicked Nebraska thirty yard line. Nebras- own 38 yard line. Layden made one goal. Ita returned ball ten yards. H. De- yard. Forward pass netted 1 yard. ; at from 30.000 to 35,000. The teams were late arriving on the ground, the Notre Dame team taking the field at two o'clock and was given a big hand by ths 1 A .1 V , , . filing Vi r r Jn , , , , 7 a v VhT-; on Notre Dame's S3 yard line. The Huskers were greeted by thr ed ffjr 2 y&T R j aumirers wiiu a iciti uuuu uuu three Husker teams were out to en- ;ir Zrt Tnt flate k,ck but bal1 went ,ow- the 1 Notre Dame punt to IriHi 4 0 var. moments before the great contest Irj?h recoverin? on ,neir own 33 line Iorkp Jaie 6 yanU anUI!( 91 CX A ICU. Captain Erown of the Irish won defend. First Quarter Potliast at Farmers & HerchantSj ,rter have them in shaDe for the Herman Kipk where the corn f ; IS Dill Cv T fifl D!nn Witz failed to gain in end run. Lew- Layden punted 30 yards and H. De- IUU Rimy ellen Bank, Murdock, Nebraska. winter. Pittsburg, Nov. 9. Raymond A. Bookmeyer of Plattsmouth, Nebras ka, a student at Carnegie Institute of I am prepared to dd all kinds of trucking between Murdock, Lincoln and Omaha and points, including hogs and cattle hauling and merchandise. Rates Reasonable! The best of service assured. Long distance telephone calls paid by me. Telephone 13 burdock "ileal GORDON BLOCK, Proprietor Murdock, Nebraska arket avrrnrrc DTmri-KrTTTnip punted to Notre Dame goal for Witz returned ball to Nebraska's 33 ; a touchliaek. jeweiien piungea vara line, ieweiien punteti. L.ay thrnneh renter for ten vard. fum- den made 5 vards on buck formation. (making excellent yields and the boys Charges Made at Hearing at Omaha bled and .recovered. Nebraska punt- Layden gained on a fake punt and ire getting ir.tn ot the ceareal in the that Manv State Banks Kent ed. ball out of bounds on Notre Dame made first down. Miller broke loose , cribs each day. ft f nn f. t nt Air snd .Tnh ti Vnrria snH t-nrn I Tlame marif five varrts around end. 1 vards on a nass Notre Dame punted to R. DeWitz and time out. taken. Miller remain- V, uu. i-.ui . Omaha. Nov. 7. Risid rules of the who did not return ball. Lewellen ed in game. Miller fumbled orl next j LTltVrL0". ln. ',e tiil- nr.,!oi. A r, nr- n-v tVia ., , . , , . niintiiri frr fnrtr varila Bsrcman , nlnv ord Tfhnrlps s-nnrf hall and ron ' riifluvwu6 .--, v.ui ..v..,.. i..,.c.T u.u., reuerai reserve I'aiiK. ai icasi a --...v. i - - r.. Oorthy family. Mrs. Norris and Mrs. : nracticed in Nebraska had prevent- Eide two v-ards thru Rhodes at left 63 yards but was tackled and drop twenty yard line. Layden for Notre , for 6 yard gain. The Micks made Technology, has been elected floor Dame made five yards around end. 7 yards on a pass. Don Miller hurt man?ser of Met, til Hall one of the sons of Avoca and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Horton. and two daughters of Elm- lege of Engineering. Horton are sisters and are very close :d manv state bankers from affiliat- eiJ- Layden punted 38 yards to H. ped the ball at the Irish goal line friends of Mrs. Gorthy's. Ijnp with the federal reserve system. Deu ltz who fumbled but recovered it oley recovered the ball for Notre Edward McFarland of Nehawka witnesses Wednesday told the joint on Notre Dame's 40 yard line. Lew-j Dame and the play went for a touch- and family were spending last Sun- congressional committee which is in- ellen punted 43 yards over Notre j back. Ball on 20 yard line. Notre day at the pleasant and hospitable j vestigating failure of non-member Dame goal line. Miller was thrown Dame penalized 15 yards. Notre nome or air. and Mrs. Eddie Craig, .eligible state banks to join. "T no gain oy m. j.euz. xsoire iume puniea ana uau reiurneu oy dred extra fine Chinese Lillv and CHINESE LILLY AND NAECIS5IS BULBS, 10c We have just received a few bun- Mr. McFarland and family formerly I This reason was given r.v Dan V. lame punted to the Huskers. The j H. DeWitz to Notre Dame's 40 yard made their home near the home of Stephens of Fremont, president of fans in the stadium were wild as the line. R. DeWitz ran right end for Mr. and Mrs. Craig at Liberty. Henry A. Guthman has been ex- the Fremont State bank and C. E. cornhuskers fought the vaunted nine yards, ii. i)euz sained 11 r.utler. of Weeping Water, vice pres- Irish in their own territory in the ' yards. Ball on Notre Dame's 20 neriencine some trruble with a car- ident of the Nebraska State bank. opening of the game. Murphy was ; yard line. Quater ended with ball bunkle which formed just behind one i The committee was also told that taken out of the game by Rockne and on Notre Dame's 19 yard line. Score: of his ears thus causing some suffer-'it was not profitable for a state bank- Magi substituted at right end. Noble j Nebraska, 7: Notre Dame, 0. ing with the genial banker. He was't-r to join and at the same time keep thrown for a ten yard loss by Bach Fourth Quarter to Omaha to consult a specialist one ? adherence to the state gtiaranty fund but Notre Pame was penalized for h DeWitz hit center for 1 yard, day last week not knowing what it 'system and that bankers in the state off side. Nebraska faked and H. De- pass fcy r DeWitz to Noble good for might develop into. isvstem do not favor the par clear- Witz gained two yards around end. j nineteen yards and another touch- Jess Landholm and wife were visi- ance system in handling checks. Ncl le plunged for two yards. H. De-j down for Dawson's men. H. DeWitz tors in Lincoln last Wednesday! Mr. Stephens declared the policy Witz kicked for a touchback. Miller ; kicked ;xoal. Weir kicked off tD Lay where Mr. Landholm was looking af- of deflation had been pursued in tried Nebraska end. Quarter ended : dn. R. DeWitz intercepted a pass Narcissis Bulbs that we are selling at 10 cents each. We also have a very nice line of pots and dishes for plant ing that are very reasonable in price. See them in tbe new annex of the Bates Book and Stationery Store. Albert Olson departed this morn ing for Lincoln where he will take in the football game betwun the Cornhuskers and Irish at the new stadium this afternoon. ter some business matters and where Nebraska causing hu?e losses and with no scores. Mrs. Landholm was a visitor with though it was possible this had been' Second Quarter and carried the ball to the visitors' 3S yard line. H. DeWitz plunged Misses Clara and Hulda (Joos were WELL BE HERE SGOft! Soon we will have on our floors a number cf the latest model Oldsmobiles, both 4s and 8'c. These are nifty cars and with the reduction in price now effective, afford one of the biggest automobile dollar values on the market today. Watch our ad for announcement of their arrival. Remember, we are carrying a full line of Exide batteries and have them in stock. The Landholm Garage Murdock, Nebraska her friend. Miss Bessie Melvin who 'done at the whim of the governor of Notre Dame's ball on thirtv vard i S vards. Line smashes broncht the among those going to Omaah this is convalescing at a hospital there . the Kansas City branch of the feder- iine. irj3h held with the exception j ball to Notre Dame's 30 vard line, morning to visit for a few hoars witli following a very severe operation. : al system, still fear of a recurrence of one pass. Layden's punt went out Nebraska was held and ball given to friends. With the engaging in other lines f this was one reason why he did Df bonds. It was Nebraska's ball onjMi k.T Bergman fumbled and lost ' of business of Milo Buskirk who was n:)t J?in- 11 ll,e nsn.K were to aIlu" Notre Dame's 43 yard line. H. De- 8 yards. Weir intercepted pass from tcrmcny with the Landholm Auto iaie 11 oam "e onngeu io curry a Witz made six yards on a fake. Ne Co., the place has been supplied by Mr. Geo. I'tt who is assisting only in teh sale of oils and the caring for the garage and he can be had at any time as he lives near thp nraw Anyone can get service at any timeicrat' Arbansa3' called Mr. Stephens not too late at night by calling Mr. attention to denials of the governoi Asbury Jacks was a business visi- Uorirman arid hrmiirht lial! In Vntr lor in Omaha todar. ecinsr to that siuw.uvu reserve ano aiso conirmute braska fumbled but recovered. Big I Dame's 2S vard line. Herb DeWitz city., on the early Burlingtoa train to the state guaranty fund, he said. Moose Noble broke thru left end for ! made a vard on a fake and Lewel- this morning. This fund is used to protect aeposi-; I tors in case of bank failures. I .Congressman Otis Wingo. demo- sans utt. Some Excitement Last Thursday in some way when starting a fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Neitzel the chimney burned out and caught the roof of the home on fire, which resulted in a hole about the size of one's hand being burned in the roof. It was thought that the fire was out but started up a time or two which re sulted In some excitement. The dam age which was done was practically nothing. To ur Patrons! We will never knowingly deceive you. We are going to keep the quality of our Petroleum Products right where it is. Right at the TOP. We want to keep your confidence and respect. We thank you for your nice patronage. -GEO. TRUKKEfiBDLZ OIL GOHPAFIY- Eagle and Murdock Jinking Nice Progress Miss Jessie Melvin who some time since was taken to. Lincoln where she underwent an operation at the hospital at that place is at this time doing nicely and was able to sit up I for a number of days and has writ , ten home telling of her progress to- ; wards recovery. Her many friends here will surely appreciate the fact that she is to be restored to her for mer health. rnor of the Kansas City district that a deflation policy had been pursued, and to statements thst the system had expanded in aiding tbe west in stead of withdrawing assistance. "I have read all that," the witness replied, "but still I kr.ow with what violence money v. as collected in this state by reason of the rulings of the federal reserve system." So stringent was the system's ruling on liquid assets that men worth $250,000 had been prevented from getting credit thru technical observance of the regulation, Mr. Stephens said. Eow Not to Take Cold Gift poods, party prizes, Children's books, Vantines incense and burn ers, toilet articles, vanity cases, and many other gift articles at the Bates Corner Book and Stationery Store Dangard and Aurelia Reichstadt were airing those gain? to Omaha i this morning to spend the day look ing after some matters of business. . A. R. Johnscn was a visitor In Lin IrtilD today whers lis will spead a few ihours visiting with hw ton. Melvin, Some persons are subject to fre quent colds, while others seldom, if ever, have a cold, ou will find that the latter take frood care of them selves. They take a ;hower or cold sponge bath every day in a warm room, avoid overheated rooms, sleep with a window open or partly open, avoid excesses, over eating, becoming over heated and then chilled and getting their feet wet. Then, when theyfeel the first Indicatioa of a cold, they take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without delay and it is soon over. New "Six" Oldsmobile HOME TOR SALE Good home for sale cheap in Weep ing Water with 3 lots, garage and other buildings, good shade trees. Cash or terms. C per cent interest. Write A. F. Ploetz. Whitewood, S'. D. 750 F. O. B. Detroit, Michigan, U. S. A. Powerful, Beautiful, Economical, Useful. "A saver of oil and gass. Come and see this last word in Automobile Manufacture. Narcissis bulbs. I0e each, at the Annex, Bates Book and Stationery Murdoch, Jess Landholm Oarage Nebraska and also take in tbe football melee. store.