LODGE DIRECTORY
A F a A M
Ik No 13j A K A M ranHt
Itlu il rue of the month at
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Paunksiock Sec
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itiucil No It5 K AS M meelMiu
tlay of huoIi uiiiili at SAW p in
William E Hakt 1 1 ii
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EA iTEUN STAE
ii4ii rr S no O K S meets the
founli bndajsof each month at
in Mi inc nail
Mrs C W Wilson W il
AL SOC
UK PYl US
Loilt 4i f K I nnts r
at p in i
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ODL FELLOWS
N i U i r inuets evn
in Mum- hall
15 J Lane N Q
MODEEN WOODMEN
ki N Jl meets everj
j mr ii l nur ilsiy of pkcIi inoutti m
1 1 hl la
tiiiml h nk
Julius Kunebt Consul
Ir Clerk
HOT A I NKIOFIBORS
No rfo i 11 N A metts ver
Tliur dij each trnntli
Iirlli
urn- i all
Irs Ciroiivk Kcsebt Oracle
i a Anton Kec
wobkmen
Le No Oi a U UW meets ever
g p m in IVnipk
IlX Ireas Hiivm Mnw M W
luiui HT O is OKaY Iter
JEGRFKOF HONOR
IhN i I f H meet- vr
i nf hh1i iiiKOtli at
mple bniMiiii
ANN K KUBY J nf II
lenii
MM OABKES
jjuil ami 4ih brnlny fvriiinir iii
I v L ilcox Ulll
Is Keconl Kceiwr
lOCIAIION IF LrTThKCitKRIKKS
fir t Mnii h of fuel
iii in carriers room Kc tiliic
j r Kinriiokn IrrMikiil
secretir
FIELMKN AND HNOlNEMKN
5h Nm -99 B f L F fc B
t and thinl Ilinrslas of each
1 hall
I I Pfvmnoton Pres
ST
Bot iETi of L F E
odie Xo 2J meets in Morris
third Wednesday afternoons of
Ii oclock
IvrKO SIRS LiKS HILL
Secretary President
IlLAVAV TRAINMEN
Lode No 47 B of K T
Bhinl Snridnj at 1M t m in
T i Hcston Iresideut
In Sec
Lwat conductors
lilt No 95 O R C meets the
I til Wednesdaj uichts of each
ij m in Morris hall at J1
S K Callen C Con
t Sec
MACHINISTS
Idge No M I A of M meetc
fourth rn dHv of the month
liorns hall
TllEd UIBBALD Pre
IKin Sec
Floyd Bkrry Cor Sec
IOTIVK KNUINEfKit
In No 6il H f L E meeth
lid fourth Sunda of each
lal
Walter StokcsC h
F A B
LWAT CARIEN
Lode No 4V3 B ft C of A
and third Tnesdais of each
all asiip m
J M mitfi Kec sec y
I Hughes Secy
ilLERMAKERS
o 407 B of B M IS B of
id third Tiur dah of eacli
all
Juo Seth Pres
Sec
EAGLES
1514 F O K meets everj
oclock in Kelley building
C L Walker W Pres
IV Sec
1 OF COLnMBC8
jo 1126 K of C meets the
jlajp of each month attUU
II
Frank Real G K
ItS OF ISABELLA
jo 77 meets on the second
s of each month at 8 p m
ANNA iiANNAN i It
MACCABEES
I e No 2 L O T M meets
iThurpday evenings of each
B Mills Coirmander
frrra R- K
A E
io 207 G A R meets on
If each month at 230 p m
Its Moobe Commander
bf corps
8 W R C meets every
iurday of each month at
v hall t
Ldella McClain Pres
fSec
O A E
13 L of G A R meets on
I Fridays of each month at
Kl
Ittie Brewer Fresinent
Lcxetary
IE O
i meets the second and
ch monta at 230 p m
lious rcpmhers
Irs J A Wilcoi Fres
Jot bee
I 8ISTEBS
L4 Pythian Sisters meets
liays atl X p m
U KITCHIE M ii u
WRC
PEBKKAH
3rd Friday evenine of
hall
lm C S Cortib N G
tOn becy
e Bee Hive
Iwhen you buy
ar for coughs and
line without the
her the nd
arand rein
Public Schools Reopen
The McCook public schools resum
ed work in all departments last Mon
day morning after a holiday vaca
cation of two full weeks On account
o uie extremely cold weather there
wa5 about tliree fourtis attendance
te first two days ot the week One
ii the West and one loom in
uiie iast had to be dismissed in the
morning for two days on account of
In tcIJ WiUi tlie exciton of one
mall pipe all of the three heating
la tj were ii perfect working condi
iicii During the vacation the high
ti ool building was disinfected
to the rules and regulations
of tho local Board of Health in ad
to to this every school seat ev
desk and all floors of all build
gs were thoroughly scrubbed with a
c eolation of carbolic acid All toil-
jooms were thoroughly disinfected
ocr knobs and edges of doors
ae children are placed were washed
h t ie carbolic acid solution i nete
aues were taken to insure the
atny condition of the buildings for
lu pupils when they came back after
j a ion The school authorities are
ailing every possible efot io c
porate with the City Board of Health
n all sanitary and health regula
tions A number of the teachers came-
u tlu late tram Sunday night
hici as five hours behind time It
j us less lo say that there were borne
leepy teachers the next day as the
oss of sleep and the exposure to the
vcather 1 ad been a severe test on
the comfort and strength of the
i m second semester of school will
begin January 2oid Parents ol new
usginners are requested to enter their
hildren during the first two week
cf t e second semester to that all
beginning children ought to jj n
school not later than February 3ra
Jlasses in all the l
ments will be crowded and it wili Ik
impossible for the teachers to talc
in the little people and do them jus
tice unless they enter together at the
irst of the semester
The new High School Megaphone
was issued the first of the week
Have you esen a copy et This firs
issue of the paper is a credit to tlu
board of editors the school and tv
city of McCook It is to be hopeJ
that succeeding issues will prove a
deserving as the first
Examinations in the public school
will take place during the wef k of
January 1G 20 Parents and patrons
are requested to do every tiling con
venient and possible to see that their
pupils are present at school during
examination week This help will b
beneficial and very much appreciated
by the teachers
When buying a cotmi medicine fo
children bear in mind that Cham
berlains Cough Remedy is most ef
fectual for colds croup and whoop
ing cough and that it contains no
harmful drug For sale by all drug
gists
NORTH OF McCOOK
No hot winds yet for 1911
The box supper in Dist G4 was a
succ ss socially and financially The
proceeds being 2080 The teacher
Miss Maggie Doyle had the highest
priced box
Rudolph Reinheimer Ed Augusta
and Bertha Droll attended the mas
querade at Culbertson Xew Years
eve
Mr A Strawder and family enter
tained their cousin Mrs L B Lam
bert of Beaver City Xew Years day
Miss Pearl Strawder visited her
cousin Mrs Oberg near Perry
Mr Frank Ilammel of Curtis spent
the holidays with home folks
Mrs X E Hall and family enter
tained a few of the neighbors with
an oyster supper Friday evening
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filing
have been made in tho county clerks
office since our last report
County Treasurer to B B
Duckworth tax deed to 10
in 19 Indianola
County Treasurer to Ida Ship
ley Metzger tax deed to 7
in 12 C in 13 west Mc
Cook
Mike Dudzniski to S It
Smith bill of sale harness
and shoemaking tools 2S3 00
Typewriter papers typewriter rib
bons carbon papers manifolding pa
per mimeograph paper a large se
lection to choose from at The Trib
une office
Received on Account Pah
Out Cash Credit slips etc
for sale at The Tribune office Per
1000 50c
Something special The Weekly
Inter Ocean and Farmer and this pa
per 125 for one year Ask us what
it means
TJJ
Tribune 100 n year
QOPPIJBFIFR
CLARK PALACE IS FINISHED
Copper Kings S7000OCO Home Soon to
Be Occupied
Formt r Senator William A Clark of
Montana is about to uiivt hi- family
uto his wondrous palace of stone
marble and bronze on Fifth avenue
New York Mini to W the costliest
Anuriean home ever built It has
con under cotruftion for nearl
iglit years and represents an outlay
f STnnoino it N on the Xew York
l i hooks at a -valuation of sriOllfiOO
l d fie annual taes will be Sen 000 a
rear or mote thai SK0 a day
Thomas W Lawsmi of Boston once
referied to this house which contains
121 rooms as the biggest bulliest
Jiul brassiest of all American castles
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W A CLAICKS 57010 001 IATACE
in on- w v S reiirtspits the source of
its owners wealth ii that it tarries
more copper and bronze than any
building in the world according to ex
perts Bronze is the material of which
the grand staircase is composed and
the same can be said of tlr nrissve
nlivnie doors which are east solid
There are thirty one bathrooms ia
his stupendous pile one of the large
pictures gallerii s in the world in
stalled at a cost of 0i00 picture
to the value of 000O0O and rugs
wortli S iOUOfO
Ainonir the sculptors who dll the
iironze work for the millionaire were
Augustus Saint tlaud ns 1uul I rt
lett I Freiicli George Gray Bar
naul J ii A Waid It Ilinton Perry
and Alice Cooper
A mnguith out library adjoins Mr
Claiks liedrnom and was taken hodlh
from a Frencli chateau Tho ceiling
ind woodwork are of arved mahog
my and the carvers signature bears
the date lS Mrs Marks suit
which overlooks Central park and was
ilistrned 1 her husbaid is on an
elaborate scale embracing satinwood
noni Ciylin birdseye maple mahog
any and Circassian walnut
DR COOK AGAIN IN AMERICA
Doubtful Discoverer of North Pole Has
Merry Reception
Dr Frederic k A Cook first claimant
for the honors of discovering the north
pole and now admittedly in doubt as
to his bavimr achieved that goal is
again in Ame ca The doctor arrived
on the steamship George Washington
whkh coincidence aroused great mirth
among the American newspapers
His desire as he stated was to learn
what the people of his country thought
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1310 by American Press Association
DU FBEDEKICK A COOK
of him Lie was successful beyond
his wildest dreams before he had left
the steamer although it was then
docked in the Hudson river for his
fellow passengers though calm
throughout the vojage became en
tangled iu an acrimonious debate in
endeavoring to tell the reporters ex
actly how the arctic exploreijvas re
garded en voyage As the sides were
about even it is still in doubt like the
finding of the pole whether Dr Cook
was generally shuuned or welcomed as
a companion by the smoking room
John D Plans to
Teach Commerce
At Pet College
jt OnX D ROCKEFELLER by his
j Christmas gift of 10M00o to
Jf his favorite benefaction the
University of Chicago made his
total donations to that instituthn A
412004 and placed it first in the list
of Americas richest colleges Chicago
ans having added contributions of
The ranking order is now as
follows
University of Chicago
Columbia university
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Ilaivaid university C3S2J3Ii
Iceland Standford Jr
veisiU 323m 37
United States Military
er y Wc t Point 12 iCOoOO
University of Pennsylvania Siiii3
Yale university 10Culj3j
Endowment funds only
The kerosene college as the Uni
versity of Chicago has been diiMtd ly
facetious eiitiis lias gone forwaiil
along original lines of research and
accomplished mu h in the fields of s i
once Xow it is likel that it viI ii
vade the world of business sis a teach
ing force
It is probable that a portion of the
110 Rockefeller gift will b u ed i i
carrying out plans for a college if
commerce and administration long
contemplated by the late President
William Kainoy Harper and his sue
censor narry Pratt Judson
It is intended that this commercial
school shall be on more advanced lines
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Of C1IIOAOO AND ITS PUIISIDI N r JIAIICT
PKATT JUDSON
than ever before attempted and thrt
co operation of several of the large
banli g transportation and other com
mercial interests of Chicago has al
ready been p Laboratoi
work will embia e instruction aid
practice in large couni r ii institn
tions such as big bans mid - on
Tlie departin nf of the ci lle
ready existing in embryon ti i n
Include the foliiwin
BANKING In addition to lal onto
work In banking instiutionc
op ration it in hoped to secuie n
c erses will be offered In money a
1 i ictical eeononle the theorv and hi3
o v of banking tho flnpnciil and tnnrl
1 Ktory of the Unied Stntc commeroia
c ies and co mnreol law
TRANSPOHTATION Sone
already lias ben secured with the e-
- utives of tlie lar e 1ailv1v systems and
Is belifvod that Httle will be needed ti
- y e t e eY n ent a sroi one ii
ip - rn lwiv adirintEtic 0
v hi jj divided b tv eon the otlice
1 r 1 o d and the claifn on
RADH ND INDUSTRY coursi
v M b more general In the sub-
f matter and it Is probible thpt con
h derible latitude will be riven the stu
J t as to the sort of laboratory wort
rionomlcs of worklngmen and taxation
ns well as some of the courses Khen in
the departments of transportation and
banking will be offered
JOURNALISM A daily newspaper con
taining university city and telegraph news
will be Issued to furnish the laboratory
work Courses in history political science
sociology and English will be required
CONSULAR AND COMMERCIAL
SERVICE A three year course with a
prerequisite of two years work ii other
departments of the college will be of
fered History political economy polit
ical science and the modern languages
will be offered
The college will also have depart
ments of insurance and accounting the
plans for which have not beep fully
formulated but it is asserted by the
faculty that the course of commerce
will be radically different from and
more thorough than anything of the j
vr TWBP7
HEMMED IN BY LIONS
A Bad Case of Stage Fright and a Rec
ord Stunt In Singing
Stage tnghi ul the sort that afliicteo
Whit Cunliffe at one time a piomi
ttcut siugei in English music halls is
not avoidable ortuuntely also if is
uot common A a place where he was
engaged in Birmingham one of the at
tractions was a lion show some ot the
beasts being really wild and untamed
Nearly the whole stage was taken up
willi the setting -the animal show
Just as I was going on said Cun
liffe in telling the incident I heard i
hurried rush and confused shunting
and some one slammed an iron gate
I hard a voioe say Just in time he
was nearly out My music was star
ing so I had no time to inquire 1
went on the taw
In a moment I heard omin
growls and suvage snarls mixed wit
much whip cracking and strenuous
breathing I am never fond of a wiH
animal show and I felt distinctly
nervous that night The cloth behind
me sagged and swayed and then
my horror suddenly in the wings I
saw tile huge head and front f a lion
I was singing a song called I
Would which had a lot of shoi
verses As I sang them my bloo
runiing cold I watched the lion Ii
d slowly to advance and its
i ful eyes glittered in a truly horri
I way I ciuid not go off that sd
viiiiout passing it so I prepared to
exit with tasle
Turning I was doubly horrified to
see another Nii on the other side
I was caught like a mouse in a
trap I dared not go off the stage I
dared not show my discomfiture to tie
audience There was only thins
for m to do sing So I sang in des
peration hoping that some one wool
come and take those lions away The
told me afterward that I sang ninety
eight verses But I think that was un
kind
I wondered how long It would tak
those two brutes to make up their
minds to come into the full glare nf
the footlights and I had iust prepared
to leap into the stalls regardless cf
tho consequences when I heard the
hoarse voice of one of the stage hands
say Ere Bill these two chaps an
ion far forward Give a and with
them will yerV And coming up be
tween the two lions they lifted them
bodily They were papior mache
LIFE IN SANTIAGO
Curious Customs That Prevail In the
Capital of Chile
Tliey have women conductors on the
electric cars of Santiago the capital
of Chile This was made necessar
by a war which took so many men to
the front and imposed upon women
the work usually done by men Tlie
custom has been kept up tlie women
having pioved equally as efficient as
the men had boon
One of the most peculiar customs
seen here is tlie evening promenade in
tlie plaza or park which is attended
by voting ladies and young men and
quite small buys and girls They do
not mix but keep quite separate oaths
Yet even the little girls at sH
eight years are finished eo on
Their eyes languidly observe try
man and boy m the plaza and the
take caie that each shall receive a due
share ot their smiles
Another curious custom which pre
vails iu Santiago and which is joined
by those fortunate enough to have
fine horses and carriages is the prom
enade at the Parque Causino a beau
tiful park near the center ot the city
A company of mounted police stands
in single file in the center ot the drive
and the carriages with uniformed
coachmen and footmen and beautiful
ly gowned women and fashionably
dressed men occupying the carriages
ride around and around these mounted
police
Sometimes there are two or ns many
as six rows of carriages some going
in the opposite direction and alterant
ing the ladies smiling and the gentle
men tipping their bats in polite man
ner This promenading lasts from f
oclock in the afternoon until 8 oclock
in the evening Logical Point
The- Moslems Exalted Month
Ramadan is the month exalted by
Moslems above all others In that
month tlie Koran according to Ms
lem tradition was brought down by
Gabriel from heaven and delivered
to man in small sections In that
month Mohammed was accust nod to
retire from Mecca to the cave Qira
for prayer and meditation fihai
month Abraham Moses and other
prophets received their diviue revela
tions In that month the doors of
heaven are always open the passages
to hell are shut and the devils are
chained So run the traditions
Christian Herald
The Missing Word
A new missing word contest has
just appeared It Is as follows A
good church deacon sat down on the
pointed end of a tack He at once
sprang up and said only two words
The last was it Any one guessing
the first word and sending a dollar in
cash will be entitled to this periodical
for one year Lippincotts
Her Littlo Joke
Mrs PulTerly is tickled to death
with the way she fooled the customs
Inspectors
How did she do It
She didnt buy a thing abroad
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Her Handwriting
U
Is your wife economizing
1 think so She now writes eight
words on a page of letter paper in-
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DAN3URY
Mrs T E McLc au and da
lillie isited at Lc nanon a couple of
A last weeK
i I o brill concert Sauirdaj niht
a 1 well atteided and eerj thing
t off smoothly I
Wa ve 1 Simpson of Manlatan ln
s ii 2 to spend the holidays with Ins
parents
fohn Good and daughter Auna from
Red Oak Iowa sister and faIier of
Mrs G B Morgan is here on a vs u
O B Woods arrived home Wednes
day from Texas where he lias b en
the last three weeks He Vent to
Mena Ark to visit his parents be
fore returning
Leila Burbridge of Inavalc Xcb is
here on a visit with her siiter M o
W j Stilgebouer
Dclph Resler had a sooig
match Saturday for Xew Yea s
number of peiple were lucky to bag
a turkey
Tlie scholars are having a big tiue
during school vacation
J H Wicks of Marion v as a
ness visitor Friday
Floyd Ressler of Wilson vile ca 1
up Saturday to attend the turk y
shoot
toster StilgcLouer and fa mL of
Bartley spent Xmas with the In ne
folks
rian y aueparu unci inn in ot ucj
Cook spent the last week wih re
tives
Ray Sims leftMondaj
his home a EuJViy Iowi
Jlrs ToluuLrje ot PaWP
Xeb arrived Tuesday for a
witi relatives
Train Xo 1S9 was four hours late
Monday
Mrs George Gill acconijanied by
her brother John left Tuesday for her
home at Akron Colo
Ed Ruby came home from Kird City
Kan Saturday to attend the band
concert
Leon Leisure from Pawnee City
Xeb arrived Saturday for a visit
tvith relatives
Mr aid Mrs R Sanders oamo
home on Saturday from an extended
visit with relatives in Iowa
Do you know that full nine
ejvery ten cases of rheumatisj
1 liely rheumatism of the n
due to cold or damp or J
rheumatism and require no ij
treatment whatever Apply
berlains Liniment freely and
quickly it gives relief For
all druggists
Sbamppoinjr Har Drd
Scilp m d mf V
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L M
Poup 72 in vr
F R A NK T R J
Drayman
Vour Patronage Solicited
Prompt
Phone red 203
HAY FOR SALE
Third cutting ofalfafa Jol
Thomas Phone ash 2354
Best Imported
Fercheron Belgian
English Shire
Suffolk Punch and
German Coach
hfiWJwJiAiljifib Imported mareshomo
Vtf WrfrtMWWiW bred stallions SEW
StMi each
A LATIHER WILSON
Creston Iowa
HomeBred Draft Stallions
0 to C0O imported stallions yonr choice
IU00 i L STKEAM Creston la
t itsTiii u fc i - fc gs
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Lumber
and
Coal
Thats All
fiut we cian meet your
every Tieed in these
Vrties from our large
and complete stocks
in all grades
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