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By F AI K1MMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Fntored at postoflice SlcCook Nebraska as
matter Published weekly
Worth Every Effort
Tio McCook Commercial club held
a special meeting Tuesday evening
to consider and discuss the matter
of assisting in pushing the proposi
tion of increasing the acreage of
sugar beets to be planted in this
vicinity next season
Discussion disclosed the existence
of a unanimous sentiment favoring
such action among the members
and that the feeling was undivided
that the growing of sugar beets is an
agricultural enterprise profitable and
peculiarly adapted to this section
and should be encouraged by all
means
The proposition and contract of
the Great Western Sugar Co of Den
ver were also discusseed and it was
the opinion that they offer a fair
price generous treatment and a re
liable guarantee of monthly payment
in McCook of beets sold and deliv
ered to them
Io encourage this enterprise the
club authorized the appointment of
a committee Messrs C B Gray P
Walsh and D C Marsh and these
gentlemen will at once take this im
portant project in hand and will try
to interest sugar beet growers in
this section in the growing of beets
next year for the Denver company
which by the way is one of the
greatest sugar concerns in the world
Practical growing has proven
doubt that sugar beets are
profitable and a successful crop in
this vicinity There is nothing ex
perimental or doubtful about it and
the Great Western people assure the
growers every assistance and con
venience possible They will guaran
tee labor provide dumps at conven
ient points pay a flat rate of 5 per
ton for beets payments to be made
monthly in McCook on the 15th of
each month They also provide seed
at a rate reduced considerably over
past years taking payment out of
first shipmnet of beets
The Tribune believes this to be a
project which should engage the will
ing and intelligent assistance of bus
iness men and farmers It ought not
to be a dfificult matter to secure a
thousand acres or more in contracts
for next seasons planting The en
terprise is worthy a most determin
ed effort The commercial club Is
leading in the endeavor Let us
help what we can
The Tribune makes an appeal for
such an observance of the Sunday
closing law in this city as will make
it less difficult to the average citi
zen or visitor to distinguish that day
from the regular week days There
are Sundays when the business ac
tivities on some of our streets al
most entirely obscure the day Work
and business should at least be sus
pended if for no better reason than
that q rest and recuperation and
leaving out of the consideration the
difficult question of sports and
amusements
Men
When you meet with men of worth
think how you may attain to their
level when you see others of an op
posite character look within and ex
amine yourself Confucius
lil i i wruU
Nebraska
That was a wise and far seeing cit
izen of the world who once upon a
time advised his neighbors and
friends that it was better to hear the
ills you have for a season than to
blindly flee to others you know not
of
Every day lends evidence to the
fact that has been clear in the minds
of those Nebraskans who are not of
the rolling stone sort that too many
thoughtless farmers laboring men
and in some instances even investors
are foolishly sacrificing their lands
and chattels here for an unknown
hereafter amid conditions and circum
stances elcewhere of which they have
small knowledge or information
Lurid advertising matter and glib
tongued agents are leading Nebras
kans from their homes and to certain
loss and dissatisfaction Irrigation
projects in this distant state town
lot propositions in that remote state
all of them of the get-rich-quick sort
are doing their deceptive work among
us and deserving men who would in
a few years be reasonably indepen
dent by remaining in Nebraska are
the losers in money and in time
Nature fortunately has not locat
ed all of her attractions and riches
of resources in any one locality but
The Tribune makes bold to claim
that in few places has she placed
better climate more productive soil
superior conditions for stock raising
and farming than right here in Ne
braska
Mayor Jim of Omaha
With profoundest apologies to Rob
ert J Burdett
Mother is the Battle over Thous
ands have been slain Im told Films
and figures dim my vision and my
feet are growing cold All these
weeks Ive been elected Piled my
totals to the sky Now its just as
I expected Some oie else has got
the pie
Mother who did something to me
Swat me with a lead pipe club
Laid himself out to pursue me Pul
verized your little Bub Just as I
was stealing Second with intentions
upon Third Silently a grim hand
beckoned To the bench oh little
bird
I am dying Egypt dying Gee
the night is growing cold Whats
the use of my denying What the last
returns unfold Lost the precinct
that I live in Lost the town in
which I dwell Tell my brothers as
I give in How their noble Willie
fell
Prophesying my election Angels
kissed me in my dreams But they
sort of missed connection Collaring
the vote it seems Faint and far
the torchlights quiver Distant sounds
the victors band and the steamboat
up Salt River Waits for me upon the
strand
Tell my sister not to giggle When
they bring me from the field Para
lyzed beyond a wriggle Lying on my
dinted shield Hang my pre election
pictures Where the sun will never
shine Mid the other campaign fix
tures In San Bingen on the Rhine
On the Watermelon Rhind
On the field of Battle mother AH
the night alone Ive lain Babbling
senseless prattle mother Midst the
gory and heaps of slain Up and
down my features mother Haughty
foemen stamped and walked Laugh
ed in scorn the brutal creatures
Goodness gracious how they talked
By the fainting bivouac fires
Thinking as betrayed I be the twen
ty thousand liars who declared
theyd vote for me Nineteen thous
and liars of them Kith and kindred
tribe and clan Heavy hangs my
curse above them Voted for the oth
er man
Jeemses River Aint it chilly
Raw and frosty comes the dawn
Maundering round here seems so sil
ly With the other corpses gone
Guess Ill get a move and jine em
To the dead march sad and low
Ceasing from my vain repinin
Glory but I hate to go
Then the full moon went down red
ly As full things are wont to do
Shining where the campaign medley
Strewed the field of sweet and rue
Calm on field of joy and sorrow Shone
as oft before shed shune On Po
mona San Diego Long Beach Watts
and San Berdoon Shone on Cam
paign banners tattered Shone on
blighted hopes that lied Shone on
vain predictions shattered Shone
on wrecks of broken pride Shone
until the laughing morning Ushered
in the radiant sun And it shone to
beat the moon shine and it kept a
shining on
P S It Is still shining
I carry a complete line of
hair goods Switches puffs
and curls made from your
combings L M CLYDE
PHONE 72 Ill W B St Up STAIES
Great Play Here Nov 21st the open play and forward passes of
I lcCock Seemed t0 thm
The bad man of fiction is usually PUBLIC SCHOOL ITEMS bewlldeii
ahe entire McCook team Plared a
considered an impossible creature
- SSSSSimSeiSS star game Trenton expected to
is to rank along with
and alleged
Hm nirtiiresmiA hilt illnsinal COW
the monthly magazines As a mat-
nf rf foof 5t io ironornllv rmmfiflfid
tion during its long run in the east
North and South Roads
Considerable interest is being shown
just now over what is
Vote in Fifth District
Norris Sutherland
Adams 104
Chase 180
Clay 476
Dundy 235
Franklin G
Frontier 354
Furnas 259
Gosper 24
Hall 638
Harlan 171
Hayes 205
Hitchcock 124
Kearney 158
Nuckolls 12
Perkins 32
Phelps 354
Red Willow 611
Webster 389
4192 140
Total plurality 4C52
The above are official figures in
all counties but those marked with
an
The First Spat
She If I had known that you
would scold I never would have mar
ried you He If I had known that
you would marry me I would have
Bcolded Ulk
Poor Thing
Patience I feel awfully sorry for
her Patrice Why Shes get
ting hard of hearing and she does so
like to hear herself talk
V
gain through the lighter McCook line
lUt Benjamin Amick Moore Emer
Dunchers that grace the pages of McCook Beats the Trerton Giants
22 to 10
Lilie along Wltn many OUiei leaiuiea uujs leueiveu we uuiui u
vard line where Thomas carried the
family whose solid substantiality Jiadi
baU QVer on a delayed pass and criss
proven too tame forhis riotous spir 1
crosg for Trentons last touch down
it and he had emigrated West Amsden
Britton failed to kick goal
where an accidental killing led him k k d t Gibson who sained 10
I son Hughes and Hammell held- Tren
I ton did not make a successful end Trenton
Trenton won the t0SS and Thomas n every attempt being broken up Tepold
rw tho hni mM te nonexistent an
that he has passefr0riQUeste choseto defend the south goal Ale- by Cox
34 -- i ii n f Schmidt
Archibald Wilson and Pember
Amsden backed the line Hust
P n style The game was ex- Duise
that were symbolic of primitive co ton kicked to Schmidt who returned
ceptionally free from rough playing
Hildreth
itlons In The Squaw Man ho 10 yards Amsden gained 5 yards
er the play by Edwin Milton RoyhJ but lost the ball on forward pass toju ias
at comes to the Temple Theatre Milligan Trenton carried ball 50
MnnHnv Mnv 9it thfirG is a bad yards on line smashes to McCooks 1 c
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yard line where they held and
man and a somewhat engaging one oie
by reason of his very easy going ma- took the ball on downs and forward
hgnancy He is not of the passes A forward pass to Wilson
zine type however for he has been gained 20 yards another Milligan
carefully drawn from life by the gained 20 more Two more passes
or who knew him in the long ago carried the ball to Trentons 25 yard
before Emerson Hough began line Two end runs failed and Wil
lessly dragging the romantic spec- son dropped back and sent a pretty
dron kick the Sal- Trenton
over
tacles from our noses In the play
kick Wilson McCook carried
to
this bad man is known as Cash
Hawkins and he is a splendid type
ot the old time character
In life Cash Hawkins was one
Iftto Rm lpv who had his habitat in
theball to the middle of the field
where Trenton held for downs and
sent Gibson and Smith smashing
through McCooks line for good gains
Gibson brokc through MCooks d
the lower Wyoming regions where he
posed as a gentleman of touchy tem-
noi nnrl n PrmrJ tiooo frr nthor non-
which would lend itself to altera
tions Rowley was much jn the hab
it of posing about the cow towns
with a brace of heavy Colts and belt
full of cartridges and prone to as
similate all the bad whiskey that
could be poured into him It was
said that in his earlier days he had
been a member of a decent eastern
fense in the 40 yard line and evad
ing several tacklers ran for a touch
down Trenton failed to kick goal
pies cattle with a suitable brand t
Captain Archibald chose toreceive
and Eritton kicked to Amsden who
made a beautiful pass to Wilson but
it was declared illegal and brought
back The quarter ended with the
ball in Trentons possession on Mc
Cooks 35 yard line Trenton opened
the second quarter by rushing
through McCooks line to the 10-
Cox
Hughes
Emerson
Benjamin
Amick Hammell
Moore
Archibald
Milligan
Schmidt
Wilson
Amsden
Line up
R E
R T
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Quarter
R H
L H
Full
Touch downs Thomas 1 Gibson 1
Amsden 1 Wilson 2 Goals from
touch downs Amsden 1 Field goals
Wilson 2 Score McCook 22 Tren
ton 10
Referee Dr White of Holdrege
Umpire Scott Field Judge Silvers
into many similar excesses He ranyards Trenton gaind throilgh theTrenton Barbazette made two pret
his course for some seven or eight the1
1ne several times and then lost aalets n miMt slIPcesRlo a
years and then met death in a
ball downs McCook carried the
on j foul was called on McCook and Te
rel with an Indian woman who shotboll to Trentons 15 yard line on a pold threw it making the score 74
him with a small calibred revolver serjes of forward and end
paSses The first half ended shoitiv after
from an ambush which incident by Amsden passed to Wilson
runs with McCook playing better ball all
the way Mr Royle has employed across the goal line and the ball was the time Bv this time it was so
most effectively as a climax to the Trentons on their 25 yard line Mc- dark that the pIayers could hardly
second act of The Squaw Man for cook held for downs and took the see the ball It was decided to play
the taking off of Cash Hawkins ban Wilson received a pass from five minutes longer After a short
Hawkins has his prototype in real Amsden on Trentons 3 yard line and intermission the game started The
life today but in a somewhat milder ran across the line for McCooks first bau was near McCooks goal all ot
form i touchdown Wilson punted out to this period but the darkness and
The company which H E Pierce Amsden who failed at goal Amsden jbe g0od guarding of the Trenton
Co will send to this city will be kicked off to Smith who gained 10 team prevented McCook from scor
one of exceptional merit made up yards The half ended with McCook ng more than once Gatewood threw
of metropolitan players several of in possession of the ball on the only basket made during this
whom were so contributory to the tons 30 yard line Score 10 to 8 in period The Trenton girls were bet-
remarkable success of the Trentons favor
The second half opened -with Brit
ton kicking off to Amsden who car
ried the ball 10 yards nearer Tren
tons goal By a series of forward
passes by Amsden to Milligan
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styieu a norxn ana souui rauroau in
this section of the country Various
terminal points both in the north
and in the south are in the public
eye Prominent among them are
Bismarck N D and Aransas Pass
Texas
Added interest has been given the
subject by the recent investigation of
the government board of engineers
the rrrtVntnmrtti has nLnnilir
government already spent a
million dollars in building the jet
ties in front of The Pass the chanc
es of that place to become the lo
cation seem to be excellent
And the establishment of a great
to Trentons 35 yard line where Ams
den on a criss cross with splendid
interference of Wilson ran for a touci
down Amsden kicked goal Britton
again kicked to Amsden who return
ed 10 yards By a series of forward
Dasses mixed with end runs and criss
crosses the ball was carried to Tren
tons 10 yard line where Wilson grab
bpH n nnss from Amsrlfm and crossed
for a location of a great and perma
the Hne for McCooks last touch
nent naval base on the Gulf of
QQWn Wion failed at goa BriUon
ico and the fact that they have
Wcked tQ mism whQ returned 12
gested in the neighborhood of Aran 1
Trflntnn braced and held for
sas Pass is the proper location As -ns
hprp thpv fhfiir diatance
B
fiico Jinrl tlipn McCnnlr held for 8
downs and taking the ball on for
ward passes to Benjamin and Milli
gan carried the ball to Trentons 45
yard line only to lose it on an incom
plete forward pass Trenton again
naval base and port on the gulf at
ade her distance once and then
tnat will be a stimu
point powerful
t ATrlr 1ino lol nnfl throw thfi
lant to the north and south railroad
project
heavy Trenton backs for losses Once
more McCook by successful passes by
Amsden to Schmidt and Wilson car 1
ried the ball to Trentons 15 yard
line After two end runs had failed
to gain Wilson again booted a pret
ty field goal from the 20 yard line
Thomas chose to kick again and
Schmidt ran Brittons kick back 15
yards The quarter ended with the
ball in McCooks possession near the
center of the field Trenton braced
at the beginning of the last quarter
and shoved McCook back to her 35-
yard line Amsden used an on side
kick which went over Thomas head
which he recovered on his 15 yard
line Gibson went through the line
for 6 yards and Britton made Tren
tons only successful forward pass to
Smith for a gain of 18 yards Here
Trenton made several good gains on
trck plays McCook played her
best defensive gain at this time Cox
Archibald Wilson and Schmidt threw
tne Trenton hacks for losses when
they tried to run the ends Tren
tons plunges were stopped by the
linemen before they got started Ben
jamin and Hughes made several nice
tackles McCook got the ball on
downs and gained on forward pass
es And on side kicks by Amsden
blocked and Milligan recovered the
ball Trenton played very slow ball
during this quarter and McCook also
fumbled more than they had during
the first part of the game The
McCook boys played safely the rest
of the game The game ended with
the ball in possession of McCook near
the center of the field Trenton
played good old fashioned game hut
i
ter at team work and basket shoot-
l V
ing because of their long practice
Considereing that the McCook girls
had only one weeks practice they
played a fine game and were playing
a better game when the whistle blew
than Trenton
Line up
Forward
Center
Guard
Field goals Tepold
McCook
Gatewood
Barbazette
Griffin
Hegenberger
Stewart
2 Hust 1
CiritGVLnrtrl 1 Vnrha rpttf 2 Fnul Ernals
Trenton
Tepod made 1 misSed 2 Pember
Boyd missed 3 Gatewood missed 1 Barba
Vv eyl j zette miSSed 2 Length of halves
Buxton
15 and - minutes Referee Woods
French i
Hay
Britton
Carlson
Thomas
Tepold
Smith i
Basket Ball
Playing in the dark the McCook
girls went down to defeat at the
hands of Trenton score 7 6 Captain
Hust chose the south basket and af
ter a few minutes of play Tepold
started the scoring by making a pret
ty basket Shortly after Captain
Hust added two more points to Tren
tons credit After nearly 10 min
utes of play Tepold made another
basket Here the McCook girls took
a bracer and completely out played
High School Students and Faculty
Entertain the Trenton Athletes
Saturday evening after a stren
uous play feast extending over all
the afternoon McCook High School
I I T TJ nn nnml
Gibson I alul acuity save ciii iiupiuinpLu
cption to the visiting teams from
Trenton The High School assembly
room and halls were daintily deco
rated in scarlet and cream the High
School colors and were served by
the High School girls After a brief
season of social intercourse the meet
ing was called to order by Supt Tay
lor This was followed with a piano
solo by Miss Nina Tomlinson and a
vocal solo by Miss Minnie Viersen
Then Supt White Mr Archer and
Miss Kaup responded with short
speeches for the faculties of the two
schools Fred Amsden Harold
Schwab Frank Thomas Fred Arch
ibald Miss French Kate Griffin Os
car Carlson Andrew Wilson Maur
ice Benjamin and Carl Schmidt res
ponded for the two schools Then
a reading by Mrs Taylor The next
feature of the evening was a splen
did address by Ex State Superinten
dent W K Fowler who happened
to be in the city at that time Games
were played and the reception car
ried on in an impromptu manner un
til nearly time for th Trenton peo
ple to go home
Schools Closed for Vacation
The city schools will be closed
Thursday and Friday of next week
for Thanksgiving vacation
Supt Taylor goes to Linclon Sat
urday to help complete arrangements
for the State Teachers Association
next week Supt Taylor is vice pres
ident of the State Association
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