MONDAY, MARCH. 9, 1925.
FAGE TWO
PLATTS1I0UTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
I
c
o Department
For Sals: Hodge posts.
Plat.s. exchange 2513.
Tclephona Nonie Andersen, Thillip Coatman,
m2-2sw Purdette Fifer, Raymond Buckness
V. II. Warner an;l John Uruiryan-j liyce Jonnsou.
wtre lookine alter pome business':
iur, tiers r.t Lincoln lat Friday, i Gave Team a Supper
CPirene Curyea was in Aho look-- Blanche Sexton, tlio coach of
lag afrt-r some business mat tors for tj.0 ladies' basketball team, eiiter
a .short time one day last week, 'tained the team at a supper at the
Mrs. San Humphrey has installed 1 i,CTne 0f Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rose-now
a'f-to'-k of millinery and a fine .lot of on ast Thursday evening-, there be
pattern hats are now retv.ly for the,infT present of the young lady play
wearer. ! crs, Misses Roselie Johnson, Mae An-
Joe Vickers shelled and delivered ; (Grs0n. Fauline and Eveline Snavely,
hi? corn crop to the elevator in Alvo oi)al Steele, Irene Stevens, Hazel
on Monday of this week, the shelling , yros an( Alma Althousoi A most
hcinr done' by W. II. Warner. I delightful evening was enjoyed by
I. X. Kinney and family have niov-j y0lirir indies and plans were laid
ed to Alvo and are making their to make tiH. tcam the best young la
hrme in th-- house of Mrs. Prouty in- ries basketball team in the eastern
1. 1 ' . Ill' .. --- . 4 v - - - - .7
r - t T-..-1. - . - . ? c i 4- rt It, A 1 'f
1 . 1 . . ! 1 JvtitliAi . tJ ct Ult iu . . w j
and a t ali, r on Fddio Craig last Wed-i
ncsday. while returning- to his home!
at MurcocK lrom a uusine-sd up w
Lincoln.
Live Miller
'Edio Baddy -do?fi
iportion of the state.
Slip a package In
yorr pocTtct when
vera fco hoavJ io-
IfLTOIOUTH
IS ELIMINATED
FROM imm
lit&n Siveet - i'or
pteaswc i-ji hen'.?.
Icrscr. Five Defeats S
no rr.d Whit:
Cc jesters in First Raund of
District K?et, 15 to 10. .
4 V J l-- I
c
sold a milk cow
last
Thursdi'V to l icya in.ari ui ueai t
:.y io nrju V i n profit by listening
which was a fine animal juid; moails iacidcT5t to the i
.art will use lor ins
shelled
i:a?:ie v.
which Mr. Dy
own milking.
..4 .. i. .,,i. :ini'ii
lnT l lie luiitr iiiii uuu ti. usi
a::d the lirt of this week tor -Areiiie;
Mill' r. which w.'is sold at th'. ele
vator in Alvo.
Ptrrv Cook moved to Ljncc.n last
Etroyed the Ir.acgtzraticn
Ilaviiijr his heart in the rirht place,!
! Herman L. Korncmeu haa ouereu to
i brins- his radio to the Alvo schools
in ortier tnat tne pupns couia enju
to the cere-
lnauyuration
of President Coolidse, but on ac-
rrr.rt of some fact which ore
was not considered ti
chancre r.nd make the new instaa,-
ition at the school buildiugs and Mr.
Pornemeler extended the invitation
to conie r.nd er.joy the services at his
. Cir.rha. March 6. (Special to The
(Journal) The Platt.-mou :h High
i r?h'?ol l;askotball er:ffost::r.3 were j
idiminrfed from t.ho district tourna-'
:r,ert l.'er;' tonight in the fint round ;
;-:nr.: l-sin? 1 . to 10.
The r.i'T-or. fir.- j;r:seTitod a hard, ;
I :;r;rc-:!v? attr-'-k a 5! thiv.iqh the;
I.m;. "i!-. v.-liit" i-intto'i ouil: plryed very!
rr.tic h:-ll ihe first half, not seem- ;
i - to 1" ah:e to hct-p t li ?i r hands j
:i the .!,:!.!. Flynn and !;rtfcrl '
ore way off form nlthoiifeh rTar1t'o".i f
'rvered .;oir.cwh.".t in the second j
j If, si-er.r-.iv' a field g-oal. j
P?1 t:-':-o.:th ontplnyed the Co n.;cn
' mniiwuu.',nw!'J
is '
an eas'
itio v..-4v "w.u vhich was uert-pted by some
Wednesday aud boren Peterson, who : kK;v ff t,.p ptndfnts. Tlli3 packeil
has i-ccn at I n:on movvd to tae ; ;iomo pf -an4 Mr3 TJorncnieier
rerry Cook tarm and will tana tucrc' t.lo,rlr for this wn3 the !anre?t
tne (omiu-tar. ifamilv the" had had for some time
C. I). f.jnz. attorney, was luokin5ran( hfy llsstftne(l to the Marine
afar Komc business matters m iVatts-,. . ;vcn of the
curred.jpppy H?fJilPnP
HELD TUESDAY
' .'ivc iho f-fvrd half and could they I
j have ni.rv.'.c half thoir frro throws j
; i'-rutd h.iv,; -.3:: oi:t ir. :ite of their!
I poor lurk rt the baskets.
Butteiy had r.bor.t ho only speak
ace aaiiiiarce with the hoop.
.vr thrvo ions field poals, vhi'e j
it SOi
r.K r.th. where ho was called on sc.m?
leral matters lat. Thursday, making
th-j trip i'-! his csr.
Eihiie (Vai'X. tne rev-' barber anil
a vc ry Cnc I3:i,ti
a real barber.
i -rr.ier horjc
miking the- trip
.'.! it
it tf
as
t as well
orated for the occasion, and the
administering of the oath of office as
the inaugural address of the
nt himself. It was much en-
. .el;! p!
.VoV(lUl-P
'!: Ov.riha:;
.T5' store
iJY J-TUiifiU.
Bo sco.c
'C4
f:o-
p-ood
work
r.c.or e
f -a to. red
,t the half was 11
ittsmoatli (10
(well
as
- r ..-4.: ,. - . z- k'.. 4-. :
it Liberty last Sunday,;; -.-. u",.r Tr.i,;, nf
M.-.nr.er made two trips via i . ,.. . . , ..' ' . .
Aihlaml to Omaha last week, haul- 1 ,
i:,f -tu; ;: H.njj un.es ana tr.e return
trrp c;,iTyins jruOi'.a for- his employer.
t!.e Coatman Hardware company.
" The ' International ' Harvester' cora-T-.-.uy
r.--,t en ? vi.-rure show at Alvo
Iat Mi rd;i-liii-ii wa.i well atttend
eud -rA vhich v.-as under tae aus-
IM7D PHICES HIGESE ....
THTiU PLATTE ' COUNTY
V.lnTrhus. Mch., lltrch j. More
land .as been sold in Piatt? -county
in tlie I.i3t tMv or eieht months fcr
the Ccatiu:.n lianlwarft mre;i Jlivili l transfer, tlu n was, rol in
y.rf an if-"Mr:' C. II. Kirkpa'tric-k.tre entire three years prior, to- tfcnt
n"-rrri"1 hf irr. It. M. Coattaan ' thfA -real estate aud farm loan men
r.ii-sr.n rhilt-n. 'wrro T ii.-cln r,t hero de;lar.t!. : Pi ices are u) from JO
1:.-' Wedresd.:y, wliere Mr. Kirkpat-' l; -0 per cent sis coiupared to
ritk went to have some of the ob-iievcl of tv.o years-aeo.,
tnreperou molars removed froni' His! A- tap- srejo- cf $225 at) acre
i ,v. hir ' i : Lb :iiz: :.'jrj';d (aFai laud was rtco
I atrp. ti"-4S ni'K, wHtn Arnold, l.-nn
Clcsius Gathering cf t!tc Season Wil-
.Be Held at Pailois of Fres- i
byt-erian Church. j
1 Tho comnntioc in eharro . cf tiro ;
Happy i-i'.mdm'.d sr..!wr.i lias comple:- j
c-d its plaus for : 2;e fiur.l r;athc-rir. j
of t ht if.j-v it wLiej' ii: to be !;id j. t ;
the j.arlors of the First Prtl)yt.Ti.-ii j
c!;un kf'itlay : -eenir.4 .V-rc;1! '
lOt'i. f.ii:'t iva-.v-jwy to he a -re-.l c-vc-U
cf j''suTe.A'SMi .itrihimv.r.t. .
As the Fptakor rf tl-e veniiijj, ill-.-,
.coU'.!Bii too J-f.t. t octji 'jiI; Ve l.tcv. .Pay1 j
Calhoun of Huycil : pi'.ij'.s, a -W'.I j
known Pr.eby! t rian ; uiinipt of th? t e
eit who;wiil ;br:ji.r .u.;pleaiiiif:, . eifr
ti nrsji-j iio- ;.-,-e) s;pei'V''ai iiof - i
In
Ttthnl, rf
' 'artford.
T ambert.
If
If
ry, it
the
for
rded
Total,
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.110 3
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0 0 1 o
. 1 2 . 3 10
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'fg ft f ' r
2 '2 2
. 0 0 2 !
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2 0 14
0 0 1 ' o
6 3 0 15
addition, C'apiaiu. C L., Rut fc-1; - itsW a.viaSk; -i i ,
"' PAPHB AT OHOROi!
,Mrs. Arthur Dinres v.-as".a vi?I
at Syrat use last Thursday drivir?
in "if r auto, and found tha rcKuis
for!v acres in tho Gruetli rt
)pit north wi';-'t
. XuiKier i-.t that
Another, of : the
egli-
to ;J
Cch.Ci f;.. "rCiniy io-be;pr.cent nt t'c .
of Duncau
lijrure. , ;
week's thinsfa:
' ?; ';.-. '.Another, of the week's transfars
'".u V, ''-"fl'1'- ''-..rs-Jod the sale of 120 pereffecvr'--::r
?'' 1 t.ae yj:t .h.h.r parcjit' i,,,., land s,x mfles r.orthoV CV-
Kl JUl1.'. ''; .. - ... , ' . ', '! lumhns at 5212.F.0, Ir. Clam:-Arni
-'r- and 3 Irs. Dan Mc'unchaur.'whd I'arflhufjto ;iienv Pi::;- The .-.purchaser
have been living west of Alvo ap:! i at enre bejra ntl.e-ypndituro of an
north of Ea-h- tuoved 'to' 'Alvo ' last larffHiioml ?S,000. in.-erectile, build
werk and will make their home in ; inrs c-t th place. : . ,
tov.-n for the present. They are makr ! II?." f a dozen cr rr.oro other srles
in th.cir home with Mr. and Mrs: ! of .iinprov? d farm? in this vicinity t. r
C. C. Purkn; 11.'
Messrs. E. M. Stone,
and John Sutton - wore
Bici Elliott
delivering
prices of rarin
per acri
the first
from. ?20o to S22;
hi-vo a!.-:o been included in
of March transfers.
wheat to the Rchmeyer elevator last
W ft
t the tame tiait.' i-oru v.vs-
shelled and delivrrcd at the samel
p!-.cc, by the j'ollowinsr gentlemen:
Petrr Friend, I'crry Cook and U.,M.'
PHILATHEA CLASS JLEET5
cf Ran
an.'
m ir.o s(
From Frif)vs Ijafly
The rnemher? of. the Philnthea
If'icc of the M'thid'.n Sunday schocd
. S i aSS, ! fninvi'ii :t -.--.v r.V'e-int mootino t i't
lem here vi -itin-at even'tr.?: at thft hes'dtihl hon of
T..t, T-v ... ri i
uiui-.ji.-i, iy.ju. oLuv-iirs. w. (h S'vus on Kim street.
who af-fistei in enter'ainmr hv
T.lrs. Gerald Hohorab.
The business crs; ion cf the rlar--was
rresi'lcd over ny Mrs. Wiiliat-.i
Heinrich, president of the class, r.nd
rury matters of ir.iFcrta.nce wore
hi on slit up and diicsa-sed I;y the !?-oi-s.
chief anions which wrs the
of thr meeting d'te from
to the third TuS'jnv of
If. A. .Strnens,
Tcas. wh.i ha
the horju of h
cr..-. i:r some time past, on .account
of the illness of cur fellows towns
nan. doprtfd last week for his
th and was accomn-
d by two of his r.enhews. IfwrT-v
ard icotner Stevens, v.-ho
in Texas for seme time.
Tht-t afaity mihi reisrn and
will visit
peace
van ,ts sen tie intltisncea might in-! chrngitt;
suro the beiUr cj-opr-rative workfnc-, Thun-day
' 1 11 u...er s ot nivo for a bipg-er j ec:i rtonth and on w hich date the
az il l etter tov.vi. Herman L. Borne- 1 Katiierins will b. hehj in the future,
ir.eh r had at h; j h -me one evenir.tr Aft.-r the cIifo t,l the bn'4inKi tpv-
la'-f wee!:, uleijrs and J.Iesdames with
th'-ir families. Frank i:. Cook and A.
P. Ktroroer and alio W. A. Davis, aud
a ery cordial feeling now exists be
tween tho former manaerer of Simon
I' '.mr-yc r, the champion I'ionochle
1-h-ycr, Mr. A. P. Stronier and the
new one, Mr. II. L. Rornen
; ion .' short foe !il time wi
and da.ir.ty r- fresh mcnt
ibe liOitf slcs t'j:
of the ev..nlnir.
idicii dec
s enjiu-ed
trv.-d hv
dd to the enjoyment
:icr.
:?."? 0:
?nin Up Well
Roy Ceatm-m of t'ne R. M. Cor.t
man Hardware and Implement firm
says tint bi'--iriess i looking up ni.-t-ly
.-it this tin;e ard that during the
past we ek he has sold to Pert Kim I
a 2-rnw Ii-ter; also one each to P!-r-.er
Dennett r.r.d Turner McKinnon.
and a lar?-;-j numhrr of other pieces
of michinery to other farmers in this
vicinity.
Alvo at the Tournament
Alvo had two teams at the tourna
rnr.t, ihe first and second, the first
h'-'irp- composed of Sherill Fifer. ap
tain. Gecr.-re Coat' ion, Carl Ilinze.
Lee Coatman, Kenneth Dailcy, while
tije ether team was composed of
Th c
' r; r, o r
" V. '-'M
'M r h.
th"
ltd to I-cM a
"--4;e t . .S. A-.. vt iFot t :nn na, wiior
hcuv.tiftil .voire; Wtte- enjoyed at o i
of Pr o tbf-rii'g? dait.seasiu. il,i 1
hir-.i to giv ,a few itoi.iber.-: of '.'
lig'itlul. nivfcic -that;, will fM to c
pk -.Sintiit--.-v nf thevoro:! -it r:. ( i
TJltej couTjitt ea , tn-J ;t!so . iuvitj
T- r j. - . 1 T)
;U.py CI XilC JJUtt-iiJl .174
jjisliod ;in, Illiaci-i. Nearly -.
Cer-tery Ago.
'iT -T 1!:,..mvipf tn f i ii' r. Mi.r iii -
.!Mt!t.sf he ft-yV! .l?i4itiwih'fv4aJ.'e- pr-t ' ' r' ' r",i r' '
oat i'Vfi rtv 'i7itis.-v vx ;i.r.o that .It-? ;:r- - Clhifiron. 'Xeh. !rH
r. 1!
I
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A:.
(Vpri.-.O' ut khiif iue of alt'.-.vi -; i.T.f'ti-; rp; iu'.(!: in .verrilvr; il. Juyp
iu. ' rt ihTj ef It i;- . ! ,r::ili Pi:t?JVfW cTd
JntTj! -iffii-vf llpe i eiiu r-chj.-n,re . : rr'ii'r the v bi?s 6t Mr. Cal-r.ngirK..v,X'K-J'a'u
Sort. cccasion ffW "ut ih&ihi&iti ot "net nn: : Ja-'
that 'w'ill he a .-.vinr. 'i. . " ,' ' !.i (h;ipffee'l,poTCiflrfta- ,Aerul . and
,Xow. that cyetythin'-.isall fi', I brittle-,.vUh, .jthf, rascs tuminsr yel-tl-sv.Vfa
.'iiftiir stick o't, shciwl yx ' .' '.' , if "lias retntfined 1inev-hed and
h;4sy lzs th'ue 'ar-".oaj:'.. few left frndHttirrred' t:-t over::foUr sVere r.;
that can he secured.'
WILL FARM. KESS .
Froai Tburstlay's. Xatly , - ..
n-:y Patfun; and " wif-?'. who :;
been roii ins near Worth. .MUsr.-it:,
for the past few year j,' have drcJ'f"
to ass in. locate iif thl. section r.f 'I
country" and r'c.cordin:r!y will Zwi.:
the Martin '.Vl-on farri west of r;v
city; The many friend hre c!"..!-.
and Mrs. Tattor. are pleaded toJoarn
that' they are to he located here ir.
the future. . '
GU2T ' TEAT WASIi'T LOADED i
n"?r
future
.1 men
for
of
box j
tlio
the
rv:
,1 r't
.';e r-.Mr-
D
7 ;
r rf --- r. I
rac w;
in th--'
' wa
ihnonf
-' w."? ;,
r n't"'.
-, ;'-
and
very attractively
St. Patr'?k's colors
? ;-.lo ',nr-j'::rl out ?'i
In tho contests.
v, ar l-d the prize of
with
fix-'?
tiov 1:
I: f.!.-t
I;
'oal of ti.
3 f).
t j r;
io win:
e :::e
members
; in Fize
r.iberahip
.Miss 1. e.rie Dcek'.-r, v. bo teef-hin"
a! r.-M-it-m. .Wbrnskn. and Miss Verb.'
Pff-ker. who Jm at'ndini.; thu stat"
nnivr-iity at Linr-oln. came In int
oninr fr.r a r.-n.l ,-;-,t .ii.
' I . U VY 1 I ! I
Mr. and Mrs. II. I-:.
other rihaives and
tl
mir; for a
ir pare-Tits.
Pee-ker and
friends.
the
Journal '--at Ads pay. Try- them.
f w
1?
frars
Sure we have ths machinery Plows, Listers, 2
VLow Machines, Cultivators and thir.rjs you want. Join
Deere cr Interr.alional line.
Hctice Paints, Interior and Floor Varnish, Hard
ware, Fencing and cn thing wanted on tLe farm.
L 1 1 j
ALVO
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F3
NEBRASKA
"We Tiecorr.e so acciistcmed to so -in;r
wire? a!L.nt.out. us that we be
come catcless, forrettin the power
ful force of tfce current they carry,"
declares the FeabocTy, Kansas, G'-zetP'-JIcrald.
in variiinc- its readers
against t-recttng- rrdio aerials close to
wins carrying- electric power.
The a.irr.ou.tiou is timely since it
is ?riven in ecn.ic.ct ion with the re
port of an incident wherein a moth
er and daughter narrowly escaped
death while attempting to rounrc'
their radio sot after a hili wind had
blown the aerial across electric pow
er wires carrying- hig1i voltage. ;
Innocent-looking wires are in the
same category with "the gun that
wasn't loaded."
I y r.i:. - -- ,. ... . .
j The context of the paper was de'-'
j v.ctcd chiefly ,(o . a j-cittt ior. of th"
f inf.; of 'an ' Important 'trcv.-y: a i: -jjirm.-iteet
Hvlth the Sae and Foxes;
f'-i3i.iU9 living t'a-ot of - the Missouri
j river, The treaty is a connrr-iation t-i
j p c-ac? to a bsdly distracted fro n?h.-r
I and'eeded a vast stretch' of the land
j f-r r.OO mileuotth of the bowndary
ioi Missouri to the rovcrnmcnt.
j For the 'land the Fhiioel Strtei was
j to give $2t).0h-1 annually for thiriy
J ycam. As f-nutit;ial payments ti c
f Indians were' given fi.0'00 bushels of
jeo.-n.T.ffv barrels of pork, fifty bar
rels of liour, . thirty br-rrt is ef salt,
and thirty beeves.
The pnr?r is cifrht by twelve inrh-es
three col urn a wiile and printed cr
printed
ABE YOU ALL BON DOWN
limy Plattsnionth Folks Have Felt
That Way
Feel all out of sorts?
Tired, achy, blue, irritable?
Hack lame and stiif?
It may he the story of weak kid
neys! Of toxic poisons circulating about
I'psetting blood and nerves.
There's a way to feel right again.
Help your weakened kidneys with
Dean's Pills a stimulant diuretic.
Doan's are recommended by many
Plait sunn: Hi people.
Mrs. Ada Moore, 410 Granite
street, Plattsmouth, eays: "After do
ing a little work about the house my
back bc-ame lame and sore. J was
constantly annoyed with a dull,
gin whig ache across my back. Head
aches were followed , by dizzy spells
and my kidneys were in a run down
condition. Ti-y acted irregularly,
too. I found immediate relief thru
the use cr Doati's Pills from Wey
rith & Hadraha's Drug store. An oc
casional use of Doan's keeps me free
from any suffering."
Mrs. Moore is only one of many
Pl.ittsmout.il people who have grate
fully endorsed Doan's Pill. If your
back aches if your kidneys bother
you don't simply ask for a kidney
lcmedy ask distinctly for DOAN'S
PILLS, the same that Mrs. Moore
npd the remedy hacked by homo
testimony. GOc rt all d' .tiers. Fes-j if
ter-MIlburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y
"When Your Back is Lame Remem
iber the Name."
"'.'edner-iay, Septcmhor L'G
under the'cuine, "Galenia.ii,'
at Galena, Illiitcis territory.
ITnny of the advorth:omc-ntB' are
of deserters of the army upon which
a reward ranging between $15 and
?15 has been plHeenl. - An -offer- oi
?123 for the, return of a runaway
t-'avc to Daniel Pissell at. St. Louis i.:
tho larseot reward named ia the
paper.
A grocer, located at St. Louis, ad
vertircd that he "Kept Constantly
on Hand a Liberal and Well Selected
Aortmcnt cf Groceries, Vines.
Liauors, Iron, Steel. Nails, Flour.
Salt, etc." A merchant tailor ad
vertises for two boys of "good mor
als" to become apprentices to the
trade.
The copy of the Galenian is high
ly prized by Mr. Campbell, and is
considered by those familiar with old
publications to have considerable
value. Mr. Campbell expects to send
the copy to the state historical so-
future
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Dl?trcik, MicMaa--
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XT IS CVaV TO OVVN A CAR TK2CUGH TK3SF'LAN
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itti'work in'that respect 'ill do more
toward solving present-day utility
problems than any other work to
which it can set its haneK" Carl
Wilde, Public Service Commission ef
Indiana.
TBEABU2Y. TO ISSUE
L01TG T3KH-E0KSS
cieiy of Illinois for its archives.
COUHTESY AND F0H2EAEANCE.
Vv'shlagton, D. C., Marc h 1. The
treasury again has turned to a long
term bond issue to tide it over tho
next three months 'and .to a'd in
spreading out short-time maturities
Announcement was made tonight
that an additional issue of twenty-to-thirty-year
4 per cent bonds, together
with an ou"ering of ntno-ranlh treas
ury certificates of iadi 1-tednet:;, hear
ing 3 per cent interest, would consti
tute the March 15 tfuarterly fiscal
operation.
The long . t?na securities are the
same-as those sold last December 1 5 j
and will' bear .that data, maturing
therefore in 19.14, but subject to call
in 1914. These securities are offered
at 10 (Ha and accured -intercut from
December IS, making the s:le pr'c.-
the equivalent to par-. value if the
bombs bore date of sale, March 10. .
The certificates are dated March
1G and will bear interest to Decem
ber 15, the last tax-paying date cf the
culer.dat' year. Additional financing;
will be necessary then. " - '
ZUGEE5 GIVFaJ STJLPSISE -.
-FAKEVr'EIX PAPvl Y AT T5AIN
. Wasliington, March G. A surprise
fnieweil party was' given Charles
I -Ivans Hughes as T:e boarded a train
late today to leave Washington,
w:ero he has served four years as
secretary of state, ii? sails tomor
row for a vrtcition fn Bermuda pre
liminary to resuming his practice of
law.
, Practica'ij" tiie entire diplomatic
corps and the cabinet were at the
station when Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
and their daughter, .Elizabeth, en-
trainee. .Mounting the ft-p.; of r.
coach, Hughes held fn infcn-vU fare- j
well reception, shaking hands with j
most-of those who had come to bid
him goodbye. I
Wavjir -,II., . Allen - .eparjejl this
j'iiQrr.A;.7. .for Qniaba gecs
tpsi'fnil the day In that city attrnd
ihg to onve matters cf 'bu?in.s.'-J
ici-l
ATTENTION POULTRY KAISERS
I have taken a babch:ck agcincy
for the . Elkhorn Valley . Hi tchc-ry,
bno of the largest and menf up" to
date hatcheries in the state. ' Guar
antee 100- safe -sr rival of live,
sturdy chicks.- Orders for any quan
tities of any bwd preuuptly fille.l.
For. prices, etc., phone 13 0-.T.
DOROTHY DRINK',
fll-tfd Plattsraoulh'. Nel).
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CARBON DISAPPEARS!
tvhen you usi
'No service," however adequate
from a mechanical or technical
s( a'tdnoint' n.Tii bo acceptable and
satisfactory to the public unless the j JJRXSCH Y 13Y-PASS
I l ldl loi:rs II'. LWCl'U l ilt; auu 111c
utility are such that thc-re is cour
tesy and forbearance ou one hanel
and confidence and forbearance on
the other.
Most utilities are corporations and,'
most of them have a monopoly ifi ;
their territory. The public, because'
of an indiscriminate elamning of,
corporations and monopolies general-:
ly by a certain type of public speak-j
er, and a particular species of perio-,
dical. have come to look askance up
on any organization to which these jn
two terms can be applies. It is yours
to remove this, false impassion; toJJ
show by practical demonstration that,!
a properly regulated monopoly is the !
ideal situation in the utility field and
that a corporation can be as courte- "
cus and as conciliatory as an indi- v
vidual.
"Friendly relations between the
public and the utilities are for these
' reasons as greatly to uo uesirea as
the giving oi superlative service, and s
the public service commission m
i the administration of its dutie3 ran
Red Bird Poultry
Yards
Singh Ccmh Rhode
Island Rids
EGGS - CHICKS
Custom Hatching
JOE J. STIBAL
D. C., B. G.
Chiropraetoi
Modem Methods
Best EquipmerA
Telephone No. 3
SchKiutmr.nn Bldg.
tl
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Achievement Record
147.2 Eggs per Hen
F. GRYBSKY
101S North 11th St.
Phone 399-J Plattsmouth
t
Money to Loan on
Real Estate!
E
aid in the slightest toward bringing v- ,.....,.
about such proper public relations -WII'I''I',i','i",'i
Piattsmsuth im
, Building AssiCi8ti?i3:
The simplicity of the '
- I-y-Pass is remarkable.
,, . There are rio . sprirgs, .
It vers, balls or intricate .'
parts to require con-
stant adjustment. It is."
fully guaranteed for one .
. year.
Not a single change' i3
made in carburetor or
ignition adjustment.
The so-called "carbon
. knock" disappears. -The
By-Pass can be in
stantly shut off and
- motor operated without
it. There ir no dash con-
... trol, no guess work.
Designed for. Jow test
fuel, operates . equally
': tvcll on high test fuel.
Ccld motors stait eas
ily. The By-Pasu is a
mechanical and scien-
- tific masteipiece.
IF YOUR GARAGE OR SER
VICE STATION. CAN NOT
SUPPLY YOU, CALL, WIRE
OR 17RITE
PLATTS1I0UTH, NEB.
Fact'y Office 3rd St. at Pearl
V Telephone S03 .
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