1HE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TERMS. , IN ADVANCP
tfoRTH PLATTE
NEBRASKA
, THE DOY AND THE GUN.
Each Bc&con brings Its own sport or.
pastimes, gamo or fad for tho boys.
Tho autumn and winter aro tho soa
Bona when many boys hunt or shoot a
great deal, says tho Omaha Deo. This
should bo tho tlmo, then, for tho reit
eration of that old warning about tho
l-dldn't-know-lt-was-loaded" accident.
Uoys should bo caroful with their
hooting irons, and never fall to know
whothcr they aro loaded or not. Two
boys woro out shooting a fow days
ago and ono, thinking his gun was
empty, aimed it at tho other and
pulled tho trlggor. Tho other dropped
dead. "I didn't know It was loaded,"
walled tho ono who killed him, echo
ing tho wall of scores of others who
had. at comotlmo bcon as criminally
negligent as himself. No boy or man
has a right to aim a firearm at an
other person, and whon ho does It,
whothcr harm comes of it or not, ho
should bo mado to fool that ho has
dono something ho should not Par
ents can well afford to deny guns nnd
pistols to their boys until they havo
reached ouch ages no will rnnko thorn
cnpablo of realizing their dangers. If
thoy must hnvo guns, they should bo
cautioned against caroless uso of
them. It sometimes seems trlto to
speak of warning boys against ouch
things, but If thoy woro warnod often
enough such distressing accidents
would bo fowor.
Pittsburg is growing at a fairly
rapid rato, but wants to incrcaso still
moro swiftly. That smoky town has
an ambition to reach tho 1,000,000
mark in population, and is bonding
every effort In that dlroctlon. For
ono thing, Pittsburg is pushing tho
project for a ship canal from that city
to Lako Erlo, by which It Is hoped to
mcrcaso still furthor tho already groat
Industrial activity of that districts
Othor schemes Includo a big rapids
transit system, with subway attach
ments, bringing various points into
easier reach; educational and othor
expansion, and numerous Improve
ments doBlgncd to Incrcaso tho at
tractiveness and convontonco of tho
Mty nnd its onvlronH. And Pittsburg
leems to havo sufficient publlo spirit
to carry out the great work suggested.
The census figures contlnuo to glvo
Interesting results. Mention has bcon
mado of tho fact that thcro nro now In
tho United Statos CO cities with a
population of 100,000 or moro, a not
able gain In ton years, as thcro woro
but 38 such cities In 1000. Now tho
consul bureau, having compllod tho
returns, announcos that thcro aro in
this country 10 citios with n popula
tion reaching or exceeding 250,000. In
,1900 thero woro 15 towns included
in that -class. From this it appears
that, whilo thero has boon marked
gain in many cities, largo and small,
tho proportion has boon greatest
among municipalities of modorato
slzo.
Also they do somo things bettor In
'Germany. A rocklosa chauffeur who
killed an American woman whon ho
ran Into a crowd of .theatorgoors has
boon aont to tho ponltontlary for IE
monthu.
It la Bald that)uo of tho prominent
femdlo colloges Is going to insist on
protlcloncy in spoiling and writing in
tho students. This looks as if the
higher education woro meditating a
return to tho simple life,
Some Now York undertakers are
said to bo in leaguo with preachers
and sextons. It might bo worse, ni
thero la no ovldonco offorod that un
dertakers are in league with doctora
. It Is reported that thero has been a
revival of poetry In England. If the
poets can manago to got through thU
winter thero may bo a chnnco for
some of them, after all.
A Now York boy is to havo a legacy
of $10,000 provided ho dooa not enter
tho ministry Isn't that an awful pros
pect for tho uvorago smalt boy to con
template? ,
Tho Massachusetts man who saw
wood daily at tho ago of 100 finds that
ho doosn't need any gymnasium ex
orclBO, That Chicago philosopher who ad
vocates tho eating of four mcalB n day
provides a long-awaited nntldoto to
Drothcr Flefc-hor.
A man in Maryland wants a divorce
because ho la ndfrald of his wife. Ap
parently ho considers his condltl
on
unique.
A Frenchman, having takon tho
world'B altltudo record away from
America, that, nation Is eutltled to
tho honor of befog the flightier.
' Poverty does nearly everything to
man except to take away his appetite.
HAPPC
JJN iOl,
Blind Man Leads
NEW YOItlC Houbon 8, Simons,
supervisor of 160,000 children In
tho Juvonllo leaguo, is blind, but ho is
tho most valuablo man in tho Btreot
cleaning dopartment, and ho Is not
unhappy over tho loss of his sight bo
cauBo ho Is too fond of work and too
busy to bo unhappy over anything.
"I novor think of my bllndnoBS," ho
says, "oxcopt whon I hoar someono
speak of tho poor blind man. That
cuts llko a knifo. I do my work an
well as though I had my oyoa, maybo
hotter. Thoro aro no distractions In
this world within which I Hvo. I only
think of my work. What tho oyo docs
not foo tho heart does not grlovo for."
Thirtocn years ngo Iloubon Simons'
eyes bognn to pain him. For tho past
sovon yearn ho has boon totally blind.
And yot within that tlm6 ho has or
ganized a movement among tho school
children of Now York In which 150.-
000 aro now enlisted. Thoy pledgo
thomsolvos to aid tho stroot cleaning
dopartment in hooping tho thorough
fares froo of rubbish. Their duty Is
not moroly tho passlvo ono of rofrnln
ing from throwing trash upon the
stroot.
Chicago Chinese to
CHICACIO. Frank Moy, tho mayor
of Chicago's Chinatown, has
passod nlonK a recently issued Im
perial decree that all celestials aro to
part with tholr nuouos. Aftnr wear
ing n brnld for about 250 years John
cninnman has como to tho conclusion
that It is a nulsanco and a It' would
hardly do to any "a relic of n barbnr-
ous ago." China has awnkoncd to tho
fact that its advancement has beon
retarded by tho way It woarB Its hair,
and tho wholo cmnlro Is coin to havo
a haircut. Tho mattor has boon
ngltatod for somo timo by loading
Chinoso , among thonTWu Ting-Fang,
formor minister to tho Unltod Stntos,
A cablegram received from Wu
who Is In tho government eorvlco In
unina, announces tho dato of illannn.
Ing of superfluous appondngeB, which
dato In tho Chinoso calondnr corre
sponds with tho 14th of February In
tho Gregorian cnlondor, tho Chinoso
now year falling on January 30,
It 1b a good, sonsiblo Idea." snlil
Moy, "I had my quouo cut off sov
oral years ago and I don't know that
Defies Icy Walks With1 a Sand Brake
PHILADELPHIA., Pa. A rubber wa
ter bbttlo filled with sand and
Btrnppod around his body, with an at
tached gaB hoso loading down through
dovlous channels thnt tormlnato un
dor tho Instep of his shoes, Is tho
strnngo contrivance used by Thomas
Brady, North sldo nro alarm operator,
to Band his routo homo on ley morn
ings. "Toot! Tootl" whistles Dfndy as
ho BtartB for work each morning.
Then ho pulls a llttlo cord that opons
n plug and tho sand starts to flow. At
11 rut thoro wao a ticklish fooling whon
tho Band ran down tho tubo, but
Brady haa got ovor that. Tho con
trlvnnco, notwithstanding its bulk, is
a grand success,
Brady lives ubout six blockB from
tho old Allegheny city hall. Tho sand
roccptnelo holda about two quarts and
this la Just Bufllclont for tho dally trip.
Indian President
,'JWE WILL
HAVE THE
MST SCHOOL1
m
LAWTON, OKLA. Firmly convinced
that tho full-blood Indian can novor
bo lnducod to nttond school with whlto
children long ouough to got an educa
tion, Congressman Scott Forrls of tho
.Oklahoma delegation la drawing a
bill that will porpotuato tho exclusive
Indian schools.
Tho plan Is to havo thoso Indiana
jwhom tho secretary of tho interior
considers incompetent segregated and
httYo a portion of the fund set aside
as a permanent fund to establish and
maintain schools for theso Indians,
from which all other children will be
excluded,
Chief Quanta Parker, the half-blood
in Tidying Streets
Thoy help enforce tho law. Erring
housoholdors aro warned by tho volun
toor aids, and if that warning Is not
obeyed thoro Is prompt rocourso to tho
law. Tho mombora of tho 72 leagues,
in 72 school buildings of tho city,
mnko regular reports to tho stroot
cleaning dopnrtmont.
And this blind man was tho ploneci
In tho work. Ho thought of it first
impollcd by his longing for children
and n certain Instinct for sociability
that hns always bcon his. "I always
liked to organizo clubs when I was a
boy," ho said. "Wo orgnnlzod for all
sorts of purposos. I llko excitement,
brisk movoment, happiness. I llko to
sco things."
Tho Incongruity In that oxprosslor.
does not bothor him. "I havo culti
vated tho Inner oyo," ho said. "I havo
a power of imagination. I can see
you and tho pcoplo passing by Jusl
on I can sco tho children sitting be
fore mo whon I go into n schoolroom
to organizo a Junior leaguo. It nover
occurs to mo to think that I nm
blind."
Supervisor Simons is a strongly
built, upright man of fifty-one years
of ngo. No ono would imaglno him
blind by tho appcaranco of his oyes
or by his manner. With ono hand
cnught In tho elbow of an assistant
Mr. Davidson, ho trarnps through
crowded streets as confidently as
though ho had his eight. And ho Is
invariably smiling and good-humorod.
Amputate Queues
I over folt tho loss of It. It Is na
good, a. yway, and it makes lots of
work for tho woaror. It has got tojiio
braided ovory day and washed onco or
twice n.wcok and that's no small Job."
"Do you know that tho Chlneso did
not nlwnya wear a quouo7 This fash
ion of wearing tho hair was Intro
duced by tho Mhnchoo dynasty about
250 years ago. Tho Mnnchoorlans,
or Mongolians, rb thoy nro callod, had
moro hair than thoy know what to do
with. In somo way thoy Belzed tho
reins of govornmont nnd tho first
thing thojr did was to issuo an im
perial order thnt ovory Chinaman
must wonr n quouo. Dcforo that tho
Chinoso woro tholr hair llko tho Jnp
ancso and Koreans. If n Chinaman
rofusod to wear n 'quouo his head was
chopped off. Ho was compollcd to
adopt tho Manchoorlan Btylo of wear
ing tho hnlr.
"It Is n common belief among Amor,
leans that tho reason a Chinaman
doesn't cut off his quouo Is that ho
thinks ho cannot ontor honvon with
out it. That's only a story. China
men, tho world over, will wclcomo tho
decroo to cut off their queues. In
Chicago thoro is a Chlneso popula
tion of about 2,000, of which ono
fourth havo no queues. Tho othor
throe-fourths, with fow oxcoptlons,
will climb Jn tho harbor chair on
Fobruary 14 and say, 'Glvo mo n hair
cut, " 1
Thoro Is a continuous flow of tho sand
and Icy sldowalks nro rondored na.
pleasant aa tho woodlawno of Vallam
broBii. ,
In tho two provlous wintors Brndj
slipped on tho ico on hlB way homo.
Ono tlmo ho was laid up sovon wooks
with a broken knooenp. Tho othoi
tlmo" ho hurt his nnklo and wbb laid
up at homo for ovor a month. At tho
boglnning of this winter ho began to
think of what possible thing ho could
do to protoct himself this wiutor. For
a tlmo ho trlod "creopors," but those
woro not satisfactory. Then camo
tho brilliant thought.
Ho took possession of tho family wa
tor bottlo and hunted up somo old gaB
hoso. Ono difficulty was in getting
tho sand to faH nt tho right opot and
also to adjust tho flow. Finally ho got
a llttlo plug. This ho could opon with
a string leading up to ono pocket that
allowed tho Band to flow at regulated
speed. But tho Band would fall by
tho wayside and not go undor his
shoes. Brady Ib a mechanic and mado
a llttlo motallto thing ho callod a
"sproador." This causod tho sand to
Blip undor tho soles of his shoos.
Tlrarlv fhlnlrn tin miirtit in n .1
..... wv.0,. iu i jiuiuut
out on tho snna "sproador."
of a School Board
Comancho Ieador. is
of "mixed" school, whoro hiu chlldron
moy attend tho samo Institution
whoro thoir whlto nolKhbors nro ntn.
catod.
LaBt fall Chief Parker was instru
mental In having a public school dis
trict formed which includes his hand
somo rodldonco In tho foothills of the
Wichita mountains. Ho donated a
largo tract of land and subscribed to a
fund for malntonnnco of tho district
Ho wan chosen president of tho board,
Whilo tho govornmont maintains a
Comancho Indian Bchool ono mtlo from
Lawton, Chief Parkor hae nover takon
very kindly to sondlng his eons and
daughters to tho tribal school..
For ono year hla son attended th
whlto school at Cache, 12 miles west
of Lawton and near his home, but the
other families strenuously objoctod.
Then the chief reluctantly kept his
boy out of school. This was his in
centive in establishing the new dis
trict In western Comanche county.
ICNDKlt. HANDED otroko a
nettle.
And it utlriKH you for your pains;
urasp it llkn a man of motal
And It soft ha silk remain.
"TIs tho sumo with common natures:
Uso 'em kindly, they rebel;
But bo rough na nutmeg graters,
And tho rogues obey you well.
Tho Breakfast Table.
As tho nppetlto is moro apt to bo
flcklo In tho morning, great caro
should bo takon that tho table 1b at
tractive A well-laid tablo and a fow
dainty dishes will often call forth an
oppotlto.
Tho no-breakfast fad has djod a
nntural doatli, although it certainly
had much to recommend it. Think of
tho timo, tompor nnd bothor saved
each morning. Tho ideal English
breakfast would not suit tho avcrago
American. Pigeon Plo and Collared
Tongue Beom a llttlo hearty for tho
"slmplo breakfast."
Tho French Idea of a roll and n cup
of coffco Is slmplo, ensy to prepare,
but would bo vory monotonous day
in nnd day out.
For thoso who aro able to havo sev
eral sots of china, that used for break
fast should bo different from the din
ner sot Blue Is genorally considered
a good color for tho breakfast china.
A woll-lnld tablo Is docldedly mili
tary In Its nppearance, precision 1b
tho watch word. Knives, forks and
spoons nro laid In careful order, a half
an Inch from tho edgo of the tabic.
Tho blodo df tho knlfo turnod toward
tho plato, nt tho right, tho fork tines
up nt tho left. The spoons in regular
order noxt to tho knlfo. Tho first ar
tlclo of sllvor to bo used Is tho ono
farthest from tho plato. Tho water
glass 1b placed at tho point of tho
knife, tho napkin at tho loft of tho
fork and bread and butter plato whon
used, Just abovo tho napkin. Ono
may decorato a tablo with n fow flow
ers laid carelessly on tho table. But
It is best not to triflo too much with
tho military effect) of fho table.
Southern Rolls.
Tako six cupfuls of flour, two eggs,
ono cako of yeast, ono cup of milk,
two tablespoonfuls of lard nnd a tea
spoonful of salt Mix and sot to rise,
knead, shapo Into., rolls nnd lot rlso
again. Bnko In n hot oven.
LITTLE nro la quickly trod
den out:
Which, being Buffered, rivers- cannot
quench.
Helpful Hhnt8.
Uses of tho Lemons Tako dally tho
Juice of n largo lemon, clthor In cold
wator or clear. This Is a remedy for
biliousness.
Tor a folon, cut off .tho end of a
lomon and Insert tho finger, bind it
on. In tho morning tho fester will bo
near tho ourfaco and may easily bo re
moved. Lomon Juico and loaf sugar Is a
good remedy for coughs.
Lomon Is a good ataln remover,
cither from tho hands or clothing.
To remove tan, wash tho face In
water and lemon Juice.
A trained nurso of oxporionco has
emphasized tho necessity of keeping
mirrprs out of tho sickroom. '
Tho patient- should nover bo al
lowed to look into one, if tho ravages
wrought by disease nro vory cvldont,
as tho shock which It gives a norvous
patient Is hard to Bootho away.
To Wash White Cashmere.
First removo all tho hooks and oyes
and any colored trimming. Thon
fihavo up about four ounces of white
soap, put It Into a saucepan, cover
with water and allow It to molt ovor
a gentlo heat. Whon qulto dissolved,
tako out a cupful, beat tho remainder
to a lather In a gallon of wator. When
tho suds Is a llttlo cooled, lmmorso
tho cashmoro, aqucozo It and knead
It In water. Do not rub soap on tho
mntorlal. When all tho dirt has boon
rqmovod, squoozo without wringing,
nnd placo tho goods. In a bath of
tepid water to which tho cupful of
dlssolvod soap has boon added.
Squeezo as much of tho water out
again as you can and hang to dry in
tho opon air.
Whon noarly dry, press with an Irpn
not too hot.
Vory pretty porch pillows aro mado
by drawing pretty colored strips of
worsted through burlap. Different de
BlgnB may bo usod and contrasting or
woll-blondod colors mako tho pillows
vory artistic
Honey Is ono of tho best rernodles
for a cough.
irtBT, then, a woman will, or
won't, depend on't.
If aha will do't alio will: and there'll an
end on It.
Dut If alio won't, atneo safe and aound
your truat la.
Fear la affront, and Jealousy Injuatlce.
Cam of the Bedroom.
It would hardly seom necessary la
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CABINET
this day of out-door sleeping rooms,
to speak of tho Importance of airing
tho bedding nnd room each day; but
thoro are many, many homes whoro
fresh air only entors because carpen
try cannot mako woodwork air
tight. Wo may oxcuso tho oxtromo poor,
who aro saving fuol and heat; but
what of thoso who havo plenty nnd
yet deny thomsolves tho blessing of
puro air 7 Ono of thb best ways of
training housekeepers Is In tho school,
tho children who nro taught tho way
to nir a bed and mnko It aro learning
valuablo lessons In housekeeping.
Thoso lossons may be taught with a
doll's bed in tho rural schools, whero
thlB knowledge Is as much needed as
In tho cities.
No equipment Beemn to bo tho
great drawback in bo many schools.
First a teacher with somo training in
tljo lino of hoifsohold oconoralcs and an
interest deep enough to ovcrcomo ob
stacles, nnd this teaching becomes a
groat educational factor to both boys
and girls.
It is well that tho boys nliould bo
trained In tho knowledgo of tho vnluo
of a well-managed homo, that It takes
skill of a high order to keep tho house
hold running smoothly nnd without
friction.
Roosevelt says: "Tench tho boya
to be homo-makors and tho girls to bo
homo-koopers."
Tho Importance of this training
cannot bo estimated aB n large ma
jority of tho boys and girls recolvo
none of this teaching In their homes,
and all thoy acqulro will bo from
school training.
Tho great obstnclo to household eco
nomics In tho rural schools, besldo
lack 'of equipment and trained teach
ers, la tho already crowded curricu
lum; but oven this may bo met by
giving tho training In connection with
language, reading, arithmetic and for
tho opening exercises.
f4
I flO WOMAN can bo liandBome by
A. force of features alone, any
moro than aho can bo witty only by help
of speech." Hughes.
Omelets.
Tho making of a successful omelet
means skill with tho best of materi
als. Almost any left-over , may bo
usod advantageously In an omplct.
Vegetables may bo usod In -tho
sauco to servo with an omolot or they
may bo spread on half tho mlxturo bo
foro folding.
Sweot omelets nro delicious. Add a
tcaspoonful of powdored sugar to tho
eggs and spread tho Jam, Jolly or pro
servos thinly ovor tho omolet before
folding.
With Juicy fruits tho Julco Is poured
ovor tho omelet Just as it is served.
Lemon Omelet. Put tho yolks of
four eggs Into a bowl with a tnblo-
spoonful of sugar, beat until light and
add tho gratod rind of a lemon. Whip
tho whites of tho eggs to a stiff froth
and mix lightly with tho yolks. Thon
stir In a fourth of a tcaspoonful of
baking powder. Pour In the omelet
pnn, In which a tnblespoonful of but
ter has been molted, and cook care
fully until dono. Cut in half and put
together with tho following Bauco:
Tako half a cup of sugar, a tablo-
spoonful of butter, tho Juico and rind
of a lomon, two woll-bcnten eggs;
beat together and stir over tho flro un
til thick.
Friars' OmeletCook a dozen ap
ples as for applo sauco, sweeten to
tasto and add a tnblespoonful of but
ter. When cold stir In four well
beaten eggs 'and turn Into a buttered
baking dish. Sprinkle breadcrumbs A
ovor tho top and bako Jn a modorato
oven.
Peach Omelet Dlco threo or four
ponchos, cover with BUgar and stand
aside Mako an omelet with six eggs,
a pinch of Bait and six tablespoonfuls
of tho peach Julco. Servo tho omelet
with tho peaches and sirup of tho
Julco with sugar, all hot. '
Omelet With Oyster Sauce. Sorv
a plain omelet with a rich whito
sauco and half a cup of oysters that
havo been cook-sd until tho edges
curled, In thoir own liquor. Chop tho
oysters.
Specialized Farming.
Miss Josslo Nicholson inherited a
farm of 225 acres in Now Jersoy,
which -her fatbor had farmed in tho
old way. Whon she took It sho re
alized that tho now way to do things
is to specialize so sho bogan to do
this on tho farm. Sho raises Canada
field peas, hor own hay and makos
a silo, sells chickens and milk, nnd
that is all. Thero aro 100 cows and
Bho puts away $3,000 each year.
Boarders In the World.
Tho people who llvo In houses, and
lcop on beds, and walk on pavomonts,
and buy their food from butchors and
bakers and grocers, nro not tho most
bleascd Inhabitants of this wide and
various earth. Tho circumstances of
their existonco aro too mathematical
and socuro for perfoct contentmont
Thoy llvo at second or third hand.
They are boarders in tho world
Everything is done for them by some
body else Henry Van Dyke.
UNKIND.
XJ- 'jar
"Wlfoy I smoll something llko loath
cr burnlngl Is It that cigar?
Hubby No; but I wouldn't wonder
It It's tho crust of that plo you just
put into tho ovon,
Had an Eye to tne Future.
"I would probably tnk6 many gener
ations of adversity tb tratu Americans
into tho farscclng thrlftlnoss of my"
people," onco observed an Amorlcan
of Scotch birth. "I romember a case
of a Scotch woman who had bcon
promised a now bonnot by n lady. Bo
foro sho undertook tho purchaso tho'
lady called and asked tho good wo
man: " 'Would you rnthor havo a folt or a
Btraw bonnot Mrs. Carmlchaol?'
"'Wcol,' responded Mrs. Carmlchaol
thoughtfully, 'I think I'll tak a atrao
nnc. It'll maybo a mouthfu' to tho coo
when I'm dono wl' it.' " Llpplncott's
Magazine.
Laundry work at homo would be
much moro satisfactory if tho right
Starch wcro usod. In order to get the
desired stiffness, it is usually neces
sary to uso so much Bthrch that tho
beauty and flnoncss of tho fabrid la
hidden behind a pasto of varying
thickness, which not only, destroys tho
nppearnnco, but nlso affects tho wear
ing quality of tho goods. This trou
bio con bo entirely ovcrcomo by using
Doflanco Starch, as It can bo applied
.much moro thinly because of Us great
er strength than othor makes.
Hla Opinion.
Nophow What do you think of the
opera 7
Undo Josh Them women In th'
boxes ought to bo ablo to raiso enough
monoyou tnelr diamonds to buy some
clothes with, by jlnkal
Important to Mothors
Examino carefully every bottlo ol
CASTORIA, a cafe and Buro remedy for
Infants and children, and sco that 11'
Bears tho
SIgnaturo of 4
In Uso For Ovor 30 Years.
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought
Naturally.
"Does your husband go In for golf V
asks tho caller.
"No," sho answers. "Ho goes oul
for it
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Ball What is silence.
Hall Tho collcgo yoll of tho school
of experience Harper's Bazar.
Do not bo discouraged, if suffering fron
Piles. Trask's Ointment brings relief in
most cases and cures many. Ask youi
druggist, convinco yourself.
Men nro known by tho good they do
rather than tho goods thoy havo.
Farms for Rent or Sale on Crop nay
ments. J. MULIIALL, Sioux City, lav
A dead heart enjoys being a llvelj
conscience on othors' affairs.
iA. $Doaar
for a Dime
Why spend a dollar when lOo buys a boi
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