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F M KIMMELL Editor
Largest Circulated Newspaper Published in Red Willow County
Entered at postoffice McCook Nebraska as second class mat
ter Published Tuesdays and Thursdays
Francisco I Madero lias been
chosen president of Merico
X braska railway commission is
h n to lvturu to his old love
1h Aurora Republican which he
r nly repurchased from James
Sell jca over the oil inspector dep
uty Plans for the paper contem
plate one of the best equipped
we kiy newspaper plaints on the
state
TlK Republicans of Red Wil
low county are fortunate in bav
in r s thiir candidate for county
juJg a man of sterling worth
and one muroover who has been
tri d in the position to which lie
is sking reelection -I Moore
li be n a i3dfnt of this
y for more than a quarter of a
century lie lived prior to his i
to the office he now j
holds en a farm in Tyrone pre- j
cnet where he endured the hard
hips and suffered the privations
THE NEW AFTERNOON
FROCKS
The Indianola Reporter has Dainty variations of jacket and
been purchased by N II Utiles Jmnper effects are among the
dress iaetures and
prettiest new
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formerly of Oxford He
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charge November 1 are distinctly attractive especial
ly when forming an overblouse
James E Delzell is the new for a peasant waist Tle skirt
state superintendent of public combined with this blouse should
struetion His deputy is Robert be quite simple like tiie one Here
1 Elliott supt of Broken Bow
public schools
Tama Jim insists he believ
es in the efficacy of prayer
Mavbe Jim hasnt heard that
the prayer of the wicked avail
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illustrated from which the slash
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THE BOILING WATER POINT
On the Scale This Is Marked at 212
Degrees but Under Certain Condi
tions It May Be Several Hundred
Degrees The Critical Temperature
On an ordinary Fahrenheit thermom
eter there is writteu opposite 212 de
grees Boiling point of water and op
posite 32 degrees Freezing point of
water Neither of these is correct ex
cept for a certain condition of the at
mosphere and that is when it gives on
the barometer about thirty inches or
fifteen pounds pressure to the square
inch This is the ordinary pressure at
what is known as sea level and to this
all thermometers are -calibrated In a
mountainous region the pressure is
hardly ever so much as fifteen pounds
and water boils at sometimes as low as
200 degrees
If water is boiled in a diving bell
where the pressure is forty or fifty
but vein- smart skirt as easily pounds a square inch its temperature
will be several hundred degrees in
stead of 212 If water is boiling in a
near vacuum the temperature is so
small that the hand thrust into the
water would actually feel cold
What has been said about the boiling
point applies to some extent to the
freezing point but here it differs for
different materials whereas the re
marks about the boiling point of water
apply lo the boiling points of all
liquids
Some substances when they freeze
become larper while others become
smaller Or this depends the freezing
point at different pressures of atmos
phere Wafer expands on freezing so
do type metal and some other things
All other substances become smaller
on freezing Water pipes burst when
the water freezes Coins of gold and
silver are stamped instead of being
molded for the metals grow smaller on
freezing or solidifying and consequent
ly the coin would be
It has been found that the things
that expand on solidifying as water
freeze at a lower temperature when
the pressure is increased while the
others freeze at a higher When a
substance that expands freezes under
higher pressure than usual it has to
exert more force to shove the pressure
away and consequently has to use up
more of its heat energy thus losing
incident to picneer life along made as the simple little blous more heat and becoming colder
with the rest of the early settlers tio charmiii surplice blouse is Take tlle substance that co
in this comity His administra i another variation that continues wben ifc soIilifies
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lrd supervision of the estaates of
tlii n idows and orphans who
hi th eounty and he has
witched over their interests as
inly a man who has sympathy for
his fellow mn can The only
criticisms of his candidacy that
Inve bean licard concern the fact
that he has held office for three
1 These should lie the
stronirst reason for returning
him to 1h position A banker who
lui an efficient bookkeeper or a
m reliant who has a faithful clerk
would nGt think of replacing him
with another because at the end
of two or four yars of service
that others wanted the job Ther
Ls no more reason whv the public
scliould displace a man who has
b V honest dilifrent and faithful
to his trust because another how
evr worthy he may be wanted
his position The fact that
Judjr roore has served three
terms makes linn only so much
mor valuable as a public servant
and is an additional reason why
he s hould be reelected Alarion
EntciTirise
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Governor Aldrich develops
mor and more unexpected
It is too well known to
warrant icpctition here that
small effort is made in Omaha to
enforce many laws Governor
Al Irich took his caustic
p v in hand tn indid d a iett r
to the eoitty attorney of Doug
las coiinly pait pr hich
as follows
The facts in this matter in
disputably show that you are
playing polities at the expense of
your duty as an official
When your gang it seems is
not to be the recipient of this
fraud and debauchery you be
come particularly solicitous for
good government
If your interest in good gov
ernment and good society was
equal to your anxiety for the wel
fare of a few democratic politi
cians you would come more near
ly being an honest official than
you are
The editorial department of
the World Herald may have been
going to church and inhaling a
little deceait atmosphere to the
extent of having now and then
a conscientious scruple or two
against murder grand larcency
and gross violations of the elec
tion laws
contracts
The pressure will
turn of th important oil ice oi jn well deserved popularity and nelp ll to set smailer tma
ccunty judge has been marked by combined with the Ion- y catf Ve Pressu lhe
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iwr iinnn iti1 heat it has to loe on attaining the
honest Aitli
scrupulously dealings tunic irenerallv onn at front or i7 -
OU 1L Will LLWSsU iiL JlIUfL
i uiS ui ff- m iu a Mae ls mucn lavorect ior
dressy temperature If the pressure is great
u ltcc unipi5S and depeimMii wear A clever combination of enough it may freeze or solidifv at a
tliise two features is seen in the thousand degrees temperature which
middle figure above making a
wry stylish and distinctive dress
Fashioned of two tone voile or
marquisette over satin matching
dither tone it is excellent for
afternoon wear Rather in con
trast with these styles is the
is high enough to change most sub
stances to vapor under ordinary at
mospheric pressure
This is one of the reasons advanced
to prove that the interior of the earth
is solid for the assumption is that the
core is made up of substances that
contract when freezing and there is
fancy for the very simple dress of course an enormous pressure a few
raced with a few smart hundreds of miles below the surface
n 1 touches a si vie of dress per- In resir1 t0 tIlG boiiu Pints of
teeth illus ti4wi m the ioremost liquids W there is an upner limit to the
afc wWch n boisthat is
itrure oi the above 1 h
group changcs to tho slae of vapor It is
panel hack and front the short calo1 the critical temperature No
belt at each side and the trim 1 matter how great a pressure exists on
ming tabs form the special a substance if it is at a temperature
charm of the design and its trim
iips adapts it for making in any
of the heavy or medium weight
dr ss fabrics
Boom of Circuit Courts
Lawyers are interested in the
teet that with the departure of
1911 it he United States circuit
courts will automatically cease to
exist in accordance with the act
of congress of IMarch 3 last All
suits and proceedings pending in
those courts will be handled in
the United fStates district courts
in the same manner and with the
same effect as if originally began
therein The argument which pr
vailed in bringing about this ex
tinction is tJiat the procedure wil
greater than its critical it will change
to vapor anyhow
The ignorance of this point hold
back the making of liquefied gases
such as air carbon dioxide etc for
many years The experimenters tried
to liquefy gaces at ordinary tempera
tures by enormous pressures whereas
if they had just cooled the gases be
low their critical temperatures before
applying the pressure liquefaction
would have ensued immediately
This is the method employed today
in making liquid air The air is com
pressed at first and then allowed to
issue from a small orifice thus ex
panding and cooling is then pumped
back and compressed by the pump
allowed to go through the orifice
again thus cooling still more until at
last it is below the critical tempera
ture when the compression caused by
the pump liquefies it Lawrence
dodges in Chicago Uecord LTerald
In Troufalo
Yes o said regretfully Im in a
tight corner My sweetheart is wild on
the subject of germs and microbes
and she- insists that I must ciioose be
tween her and my mustache Im to
lose one or the other
Lose the mustache my boy
Thats just the trouble If you ever
saw me without it youd pity my
haunting fear that when its gone Ill
lose the girl too
Tho Simple Answer
A society man at a luncheon said ei
a well known suffragist
She accomplishes a great deal but
some of her methods are not quite fair
A man once inquired of her husband
Do you give your wife an allow
ance or does she ask for money when
she wants it
Both was the simple answer
In Doubt
Were you ever up before me
asked a magistrate
Shure I dont know yer anner
What time does your anner get up
London Answers
Pay what you owe and youll know
what you own Franklin
GIRL SONG WRITER GOT RICH
Miss Anita Owen Who Won Fame and
Fortune When Only 16
Years Old
New York Have you ever wonder
ed whence come all the songs that de
light the public ear those whose mu
sic or words or both ring through
your mind constantly and are carried
over the country on a wave of popu
larity or perhaps those other thou
sands which please for the moment
only and then suffer oblivion Do you
imagine that they are originated in
a machine just as they are later
ground out from the street pianos
If that is your idea you certainly are
wrong Every song that comes before
the public is the individual effort of
some music lover and as a rule bears
the stamp of that individuality which
sent it forth Naturally it is only the
occasional song that reaches the
height of popularity but it is just as
often the unknown writer who sends
forth this song as it is the seasoned
rhymster and musician
Perhaps Miss Anita Owen could ex
plain best what it means to be carried
from the background into the notice of
the public at one bound by a popular
song what it means to lay down an
empty purse to receive a fair sized
fortune and be recognized as a suc
cessful song writer by music lovers
the v ord over Miss Owens success
came with her hrst song and that
first song was written when she was
a girl of only 1G studying within con
vent class rooms To know that you
have composed a song worth publish
ing is one thing to awake to the fact
that your effort has greatly pleased
the fancy of the public s another A
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to t wnier far ile d of the cost
1 placlig L eh iLc market
j It v an about 13 - rs ago Uat Miss
I Owl then a convent grl living in
Chicago wrote the words and music
u iich filled her mind published the i
I song herself and discovered she had -
achieved success at one step
Miss Owen confesses that her nnox 1
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pected success and sudden wealth at i j
the early age of 1C somewhat upset i g
her An income of from ten to J
teen thousand a year bestowed upon
t hitIcrto penniless maiden would
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Miss Anita Owen
apt to upset the most staid She im
mediately made stable her air cas
iles satisfied her natural longing for
handsome clothes by ordering any
number of French gowns secured a
maid and carriages and traveled
wherever she pleased Surfeited with
pleasures finally she settled down to
song wilting as a splendid way for the
right person to make money
MOMUMENT TO A HORSE
How a Maine Man of Means
Marked Grave of a Faithful
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Portland Me It is not unusual for
a dog tho pet of a family to be given
burial on the estate of his owner and
it often happens that a tablet of one
kind or another is erected to his mem
ory But it is seldom that these
things fall to the lot of a horse al
though in his living hours he may
have been none the less faithful to
his masters interests
Prince Carrolls life was unusual
ly happy if horses can be happy and
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Monument Over a Horse
now his grave is marked by a fine
monument
His homo was at Gorham Mc a
village a few miles out of Portland
His master John Carroll a man of
means loved him
Prince had a playground all his
own wiere he daily romped forget
ting his advancing years And when
he died not long ago John CarroU saw
to it that he had more than a uecent
burial within plain sight of the Car
roll homestead The grave is marked
by a monument which- bears the in
scription A Loving and FaithSal
Friend Prince
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1LZGLTD better pick your fall
- suit now A good many men
are finding some very nice things
here het us put one away for
iter
line is full of good things for any man to wear
The color the weave the style you want and the
size that will fit you exactly thats what we would
like to show you here when you are ready
One -price and no monkey business
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
for two or three months
Dr J D Hare is in Missoula
Montana on business
Mrs P McKcnna and Mrs C
C Reid went up to Denver Wed
nesday night on Xo 3 to witness
the electrical parade
Mis E 0 Scott arid little boy
departed on 0 this morning for
Fresno Calif to visit her par
ents Mr and Mrs J J Garrard
Mrs Peterson who has been
at Col Gards residence for some
weeks under treatment of Dr
Moranville has returned to her
home in McCook much improv
ed in health Red Cloud Com
mercial Advertiser
It is claimed for The Rosary
that the cast is stronger tliis year
than it was last year the same
Father Kelly but other parts
strengthened This company will
also play in Denver and Lincoln
The Frcsnel signal lamp is
being placed on rear of some
trains on other roads It gives a
spread of 45 degrees on either
side of the train
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