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THE SUPERIOR HERD
J. DEE SHANK
Will sell at the farm, two and one-half miles south-east
of Superior, Nebraska, on
, Wednesday, November 3, 1920,
At 1:30 P. M.
13 Poland China Spring Boars. Sired by TALKER
19 Poland Spriug Gilts, sired by TALKER
4 Poland Spring Boars by Reliable Clansman, by The
Clansman
12 Big Stretchy Fall Gilts by Master A and Jewel's
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At the Topeka Free Fair. Topeka, Kan., 1919. Talker
won 1st place in Junior Pig class and also in the Futurity
At the-Nuckells County Fair. Nelson, Neb., 1920, 1 won
1st Junior Yearling and Grand Champion on Talker;
1st Senior Pig on a son of Talker; 1st Senior Yearling and
Grand Champion Sow; 1st Senior Sow Pig; 1st on Boar
and five of his get; 2nd on young herd.
WRITE FOR CATALOG
. SMITH BROTHERS
ANNUAL BOAR SALE
We will hold our 28th sale of Poland Chinas at the
farm of Curtis Smith: one-half mile north of Cadams.
Neb., and nine and one-half miles north-east of Superior
Wants Workers
Brigadier Andrews of the Salvation
Army today issued a call for volunteer
workers to assist in putting over tho
Salvation Army program for 1920. He
snid in brief:
"While to insuio a succcsful cam
paign it would be necessary for the
Salvation Army to hire a piofessional
campaign man to supervise and direct
the campaign in each county, such
supervision would cost us many thous
ands of dollars and wo do not feel that
wc can afford to so organize our work.
So volunteer workers who will come
to the Advisory Board In this county
will save the (lay. While our budget
of $220,000 is very small computed
with last year, we arc convinced that
we will bo called upon for a groat deal
more work than in former years. In
creasing illegitimacy is crowding our
Rescue Homo to its greatest capacity.
While wc do not anticipate hard times
the period of readjustment is upon us
and wc want to be prepared to admin'
ister to the wants of the people when'
ever called upon. If you have had ex
pcriencc in former campaigns I car
nestly request your aid in this woik."
Tho ndvipory hoard of this county is
composed of: E. S. Garber, E. G.
Caldwell, W. B. Smith, Howard Foe,
Fred Turnure, E. Amaclc, Chas. Piatt,
A. B. Mc Arthur, F. J. Mundny.
CZECH WITH A SCOTCH NAME
on
Thursday. November 4, 1920
50 Head 40 Toppy Spring Boars and 10 Fine Spring Gilts
all cholera immuned.
The offering has been raised with lots of exercise, not
overfed or overfat, but fed with a view to further useful
ness and well grown and ready to do you good. We can
supply you with new blood. Come end bring the boys
and spend the day with us whether you wish to buy or
not.
Sele Under Tent at 1 P. M. Free Lunch at Noon
Write for Calalog.
A. W, Thompson,
W. C. Hendersen,
Ira Von Farrell,
SMITH BROS., Superior, Neb.
Auctioneers John Yung, Clerk
Sheriffs Sale
Notice is hereby xtvon, Hint under and by
virtue of nn Order ol Snlo Issued lrom tho
olllcoof Udlth j. McKcliihnn Clerk of the
District Court ol tho Tenth Judicial District,
within and (or Webster county, Nebraska,
upon a decrco In an action pending, therein,
wherein Dcrnard McNcny Is l'lalntlll, and
agalnstCarrlorrv. ct at. Defendants, 1 shall
oiler for sal o at public vendue, according to
tho terms of said decrco to tho highest bidder
for cash In hand, at tho south door of tho
Court Iioubo, at Hed Cloud, In Bald Webster
county, Nebraska, (that being tho building
wherein tho last term of Raid court was hold
en) on tho 2fith day of October A. I). 11)20 at 2
o'clock I'. M., of said day, tho following do
scribed property, towlt:
Tho undivided ono sixth Interest of (Joldlo
Fry and Gladys Fry Sutton In and to tho
South half of tho Southeast Quarter of Sect
ion 3, Township t, Itnngo 11, In Webster
County, Nebraska, subject to tho llfo cstato
of Carrie Fry.
Given under my hand this 21st day ol Sep
tember A. V., 1020.
FItANK UUFFKU Hhorlir.
The Margin of Safety
Is represented by the amount of
insurance you carry.
Don't lull yourself into a fancied
security.
Because Are has never touched you
it doesn't follow that you're immune
Tomorrow -no today, It you have
time and you better find time
come to the office and we'll write
a policy on your house, furniture,
store or merchandise.
LATER MAY BE TOO LATE-
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Editor of New York Hlae Lldu De.
ecended From Rob Roy's t
Clansmen.
If ITnrry Lauder wore to rend thnt n
MncGreKor wns one of the lenders of
Czccho-.SIovnkinn thought In America
he would doubtless conclude that the
printer ninn hud plod the typo. Just the
same It's it fnct tluti the patronymic of
It. C. Grcr, cdltoi of tho New York
Ituhemlnn dally, 1 litis Lldu, Is nothing
le.s thnn n Czechoslovak remnant of
MucGrcgor.
And the answer Is thnt one of tho
editor's liveliest ancestors was an ad
venturous Scot of tho great Itob Roy's
clnn who, found his way to Bohemia
and stayed there.
The real Bohemia of New York,
(pilte unknown to tho pallid Bohemi
ans who criticize life from tho eleva
tion of a Greenwich village table d'hote,
lies In the Seventies, between Second
avenue and the East river. Since the
wnr IN Inhabitants call themselves
Czecho-Slnvnkhtus.
Editor Grogr, whose forefathers for
got to hand him down a Scotch accent,
and who wouldn't know how to say
"Hoot, monl" either In Scotch or
Czecho-Slovuk, Is a son of a renowned
Bohemian patriot who served for GO
year as a parliamentary representa
tive of his people in the legMature of
their Au&tro-IIungnrlan oppressors.
The editor hlmelf Is a profound stu
dent of International affairs and Is
looked upon as a sago by the 700,000
Czecho-Slovaklans In America. New
York Sun.
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FEWER GOLDEN WEDDINGS
Late Marriages and the Divorce Courts
Reduce the Number of These
Anniversaries.
More and more Infrequently with tho
succeeding years do we read of tho ob
servance of the golden wedding anni
versary. Memory recnlls the time when
such celebrations were of fre'quent oc
currence; when the sons and dnugh-
, tors, grandchildren and often great
grandchildren gathered to honor nnd
felicitate those who had shared the
Joys and sorrows of two-score-ten
years and invoke heaven's blessing
upon them as they continued hand in
hnnd tho Journey toward life's Bunsct.
This lnfroquency may bo duo In a
measure to the present custom of mnr
tying at n Inter age thnn wns tho rulo
several generations ago nnd to tho fnct
thnt we of the present seem to fall
earlier under the hand of tho grim
reaper than did our sturdier ancestors.
But to the divorce' evil may be accred
ited the greater part of tho blame. Tho
present-day marrlngo Is too often has
tily contracted, the parties thereto
fall to weigh carefully tho responsi
bilities of married life, and tho most
trivial differences sometimes lead to
separation. The number of couples
who live to round out fifty years of
matrimonial companionship becomes
ever smaller nnd smaller.
What Delayed Auntie.
Aunt Martha, in town with her
daughter, who had to bo operated
upon, was having her first tnsto of
urban life. To whllo away her time
she "hired out" as a cook. Tho first
Saturday night sho was at work her
employer sent her to make some pur
chases. Slip was hours returning nnd
na tho dlstnnco was short, her employ
er grew rather anxious about her. Sho
enmo In nbout 11:20.
"Where on earth have you been,
Aunt Martha?" was tho question that
greeted her.
Still showing plainly signs of men
tal stress, she snld: "Lawdy, ma'am,
I been trying to find a place to get
across dnt street downtown. I stood
on do corner half an hour waiting for
nil dem street wagons to get by, but
dey kept er comln'. Den I walked up
dnt side of de street, but nil do cor
ners1 wuz Just nllke. I couldn't get
across, so I Jos' waited till all dern
things went home, nnd den I coma
here as fns' ns I could."
Vote for RE-ELECTION of
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CHIEF JUSTICE
Andrew M. Morrissey
"The political parties have made no
nominations for Chief Justice. Tho
Chief Justice Is not elected as a party
candidate, but his name will be found
with other Judicial Candidates, and
school officers on a separate ballot.
. "We favor the re-election of Chief
Justice Morrissey because we believe
In the law designed to take the
courts out of politics and to elect
Judnes because of their qualifications.
"Six years au when he became
Chief Justice the court was about
three years behind. Today the court
Is as nearly up with Its work as It Is
practicable for a supreme court to be.
Credit for this Is not wholly duo to
the Chief Justice, but other member
of the court who have contributed to
this result give full credit to Chief
Justice Morrissey for his share In Ita
accomplishment.
"He has executive ability that gets
reeults. He enjoys the friendship and
cp.opsratlon of his associates. He haa
the respect and confidence of the
lawyers who have business In the
Supreme Court. He haa helpsd to
clear away many technicalities of the
Uw, Law-breakers have been brought
te Justice and honest men enjoy the
protection of the courts.
To The Voters of the 10th Judicial District:
As my court work will prevent mc from making
a personal campaign I take this means of informing
you of my desire for a second term as one of the Dis
trict Judges of this District.
I have served as a Judge for one year now and
have showed what kind of a Judge I am, My elec
tion to a second term will be no experiment. You
know what kind of a Judge you will get. I believe
my work entitles mo to a second term. In addition
to this I am the only candidate from the west end of
the District.
I take great pride in being in a position to help
enforce the laws that my father. C. J. Dilworth. by
four years hard work as district attorney, in a dis
trict that extended from the Missouri river to the
Colorado state line, helped to establish and maintain
a home.
I have lived in Nobraska since 1870 and I have
the utmost pleasure in the fact that those who have
known me longest and best are, without a single ex
ception, for me in this contest. Also, that my home
people endorsed me strong in the primaries, Phelps
county giving me a majority, and that too, after an
active canvas by my competitors and none by my
self. I have but one ambition, and that is to be
. elected as one of the Judges of this district, and so
wind up my active life, and to conduct such office
that I, my friends and my children can have pride
in my official career.
I desire this office as an endorsement and will
appreciate your vote at the coming election. A
straight party vote will not count in electing the ju
diciary. You should mark on the ballot prepared for
judiciary candidates, your selection. You will find
my name there.
1 Respectfully,
WILLIAM A. DILWORTH,
Holdrege, Neb.
To The Voters of Webster County;
I am n osndldato for County Jude on tho Non-Iartis,tu Judiciary
Ticket. I havo always been atllllatod with tho Republican party. My
opponent, Mr. Ranney, has always been u Democrat. "Judge Rauncy
has always voted for, contributed to and fought for Democratic candi
dates. Ho has 6ervcd thirteen years as an ofllclal for Webster county.
Two terms as Couuty Attorney, and four torm9 and an extra year as
County Judge, is surely all that even a Democrat Is entitled to in a Re
publican county.
I graduated from tho Nebraska University, College of Law" In 1IU1.
Hots practiced law In all its liranohes, including Probate Matters for
nine years and am thoroughly qualified and competent to fill this otllce
As a candidato for Couuty Judge I will appreciate your support. I
solicit your vote,
B W. STEWART.
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