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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1912)
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Cst Doan's at Any Drug Store, COe a Bos DOAN'S S?i.nlSv FOSTER-MILTiURN CO., Buffalo.NswYork TROUBLE IN DINING , ROOM OKI) mm. p flKVIi Little Mlxup Between Ladies Accept. ed Philosophically by the Tor- pidvillo Landlord. "At ono tlrao yesterday It looked . like wo was going to liavo n llttlo troublo hero In tho dining room, but It didn't como to nothln' much," related the landlord of tho Torpldvlllo tavern. "Maxlno and Sylphlo, tho young lad le's that aro waltiu' table, got to squab blln about a pint of etiquette, or tho merits of their respective fellers, or something that-a-way, as ladlc3 Is AverlaBtin'ly doln and Sylphle, I rock on It wns, told Maxlno, or mebby Max lno told Sylphle anyhow, ono told tho other that sho wasn't no better than rho ort to bo. .And Maxlno, or Lylphie, whichever It wa3, got sorter (ussy about it and answored that sho jva3 too, and sho didn't care who knew Kl And then thoy kind o' tied in on lach other and went 'round and 'round v ub it were, and it took 'em quite a whilo after it was over to wash tho ketchup and broken glass out of their coffers, as they call their hair. But that's all it amounted to, and thero's no us., in flrln' 'em, for ladles will bo ladies and thero ain't no help for It" Kansas City Sun. Thanksgiving" Querry. A little girl on awakening Thanks giving morning was naked what she Was thankful for. "Oh, a big turkey dlnnor and no school," was -tho prompt reply. "But," inquired her mother In sur prise, "are you not thankful that you have papa and mamma?" "Oh, I can bo thankful for them any day." Plain Facts. "Men aro a lot of four-fluskers.jfc ' "How so?" "Thoy toll a girl that all they want is to bask forever In tho sunshine of her smile, And after marriage they expect her to cook, mend clothes, keep houso and do an endless lot of plain hard work." Just Betcre the Battle. "Would you marry him If you wore mo?" "I'd marry anyono that asked me, If I wero you." - Exception. "You can't put water colors in an oil painting." '"You can, sea blue, can't you?" A small boy doesn't find It very amusing to do tho things his parents are willing to let him do. Tho honeymoon Is on tho wano when hubby quits taking wlfey every where he goes. Model Breakfast has charming flavour and wholesome nourishment Post Toasties and Cream. This delightful food, made of Indian Corn, is really fas cinating. Corn, says Dr. Hutchison, a noted English authority, is one of the ideal foods. As made into Post Toast ies, it is most attractive to the palate. 'The Memory Lingers" Sold by grocers Packages 1 0 and 1 5 cts. Postum Cereal, Co Ltd. Battle Geek, Mich. Forr charming young women of Washington boca.me wives Thanksgiving week. They wore, hb numbered in tho Illustration, MIsb AHco Wright, daughter of Justice Wright of tho supreme court of tho District of Columbia, who vas married to Robert P. Vodder; Miss Eleanor Cullom Itldgoley, granddaughter of Senator Cullom of Illi nois, who became Mrs. Harry Parker; Miss AHco Gates Boutoll, daughter of the minister to Switzerland, who was married to John Brooks'-Ladd of Boston, and MIbb Laura Merrlam. daughter of the former governor of Minne sota, who wedded Jarae3 F. Curtis, assistant secretary of tho treasury. . DEAD JAPS ON SHIP Weird Adventure of Engineer Off Coast of China, - Seaman Supposed to Have Been Drowned Climbs Aboard Deserted ' Vessel and Wonders at the Mystery of Sailors' Fate. Now York. If Banzai, tho Japaneso poodle and prized possession of Wil liam Twoeddale, chief engineer of tho Tweeddalo, chief engineer of- tho British tramp steamer Atholl, now dis charging her far Kast cargo at tho American docks, Staton island, could talk ho would unfold a strango talo of tho southern Pacific. But tho story of how Banzai camo into tho possession of Chief Twoeddale Is strango enough n talo in itself. Before Joining the Atholl, Tweeddalo was second en gineer of tho tramp steamer Vlscar, and wero that steamer's log to bo had and tho pages turned back to a year ago tho drowning at sea of Banzai's owner would bo noted. "I'm a drowned man and that's all thero Is to it," remarked Twoeddale to a reporter, as ho began tho story cf Banzai. "I haven't seen tho Vlscar since tho night 1 was drowned in tho South Pacific, but I've heard from my old chief, and ho says I'm carried on tho log as drowned, and that tho Vis car's log Is truthful in all things, and drowned I must remain. "It was about this time last year that I was 'drowned.' Tho Vlscar had touched in at Japanese ports and was kicking her way south to Singapore. I had Just been relieved of my watch below by tho third and had gono to tho rail for a breath of air. The night was stifling hot, and whether I had got too much heat or what I don't know, but I wan taken with assort of fainting spell. "I camo to with a sudden shock. I was In tho water. "It dawned on mo mighty quick that no ono had soon me go overboard and that it mlcht bo a couplo of hours bo foro I was mlesod. I shouted a bit moro and then I began to save my breath nud Bwim. ''Well, sir, I had somo funny thoughts. First I began to wonder how long I could keop up, and decided that by taking things easy I was good for flvo or six hours and daylight, for I had gono overboard at midnight. I was beginning to tiro a bit, and It was something of an effort to keop floating. "Then, sir, I saw a sight that brought a howl of Joy out my lungs. Sweep ing along toward mo, with all sails sot, was a one-masted vessel. I bogan to swim toward her, yelling 'Help' every fow strokes, but not an answer ing cry did I hoar. I thought it strango, for tho vessel was almost on me, but it wasn't for mo to wonder- about such things with a chance for life so ucar at hand, and so I bumped FOUR BRIDES OF THANKSGIVING WEEK - alongside as tho boat camo by, mo. Luckily'l saw a rope hanging over tho sldo and got hold of It, or I'd novor bo In New York or any other earthly harbor this day. Finally, with ono last awful effort, I drew myself over tiio sldo and fell In a heap on tho deck. I sat up with a start and there was a blooming puppy dog what had been licking tho sldo of my face. That thero pup was Banzai. "Well, sir, I had como aboard Into a pretty mess. Tho vessol was a one sticker and was running under main sail, topsail and Jibs, but uot a sign of a human being did I sco. I got up and wont aft, and thero doubled up near tho wheel was a dead Jap. Tho follow wob curled up like n fellow who fallen asleep and had tried to keep himself warm by rolling into a ball. "I wont down Into tho cabin and thero strotched out on the floor wero four moro Japs. It certainly gavo mo the creeps to look at thorn. They all had tho samo ghastly expression on their faces and tho samo wild look In their eyes as tho fellow up on dock. I looked about expecting to sco signs of a Btrugglo, but everything was as ship shape as could be. "Tho moro I looked at those dead men tho moro tho Idea stuck to mo that thoy had seen something that had literally f lightened thorn to death. What it was you can guess as veil as mo. 1'vo often tried to figure out an explanation of thoso dead Japs, but it's beyond mo. Tho bodies wero in a good stato of preservation, so tho men couldn't havo been dead long. "Well, tho first thing I did was to heavo thoso Japs overboard; "I kept on westward for about four days and then late ono afternoon I sighted a steamer low down on tho horizon. Then I saw tho steamer be ginning to slow down. I ran up as closo aB I could and thoy lowered away a lifeboat to reach my ship As soon as it pulled alongsldo I picked up Banzai and Jumped Into tho boat and was takon to the steamer. Tho sailboat Journeyed on ns I had left her, all satis set and heading Into tho setting sun. Sho wbh a ship of mystery. Where sho camo from, what had happened to her crow and whoro sho went I don't know and never will." DEER IN A CROWDED STREET Animal Startles Pedestrians In Cincin nati Until Finally Caught by Mem ber of Salvago Corps. Cincinnati, Ohio. Shortly after noon recently tho crowded down town streets wero thrown Into confusion when a deer ran down Walnut Btreot and turned Into Soventh avenuo. Tho animal finally plunged through a largo plato glass window. Emll gtagnaro of tho Salvago corps, with a numbor of Uromon, captured tho animal. DISCUSS FREEDOM OF- AIR Jurists of tho World Are Torn Over Sovereignty of Space Above Territory. London. In tho sixteenth and seventeenth centurios tho Jurists of tho world poured forth learned treatises on tho freedom of tho seas and in thoso days Englishmen wore tho great champions of tho doctrlno of maro Uberum, whilo the Continental scholars upheld tho notion of mnro clausum. Today tho JurlstB of tho world are busy with tho discussion of tho free dom of tho air, and tho rotes aro reversed. English professors nlmost unanimously maintain tho doctrlno of sovereignty over tho air, spaco abovo tho territory, whilo tholr colloaguca abroad insist that tho state has no dominion. Tho need for tho assortlon of stato fovorelgnty is Implicitly recognized In our aerial navigation act of 1911, which empowers tho government to Interdict flying over any area when it chooses. At tho Bamo tlmo tho principal of stnto sovereignty does not Intorforo with the right of Innocent passago through tho air which tho comity and intorcourso of nations require Subject only to precautions neces sary for tho safety of tho subjacent population and public security liberty to fly ovor tho land will doubtless bo accorded by tho stato to foreigners as well as nationals. Tho position will be similar to that taken up In rogard to territorial wa ters, says tho Law Journal, through which thero is a right of innocent pas sago to all vessels, though thoy aro subject to tho dominion of tho neigh boring state. In fact, tho air Juridically resembles not thi open ocean, but tho marginal sea. SHOT BY BOYHOOD ENEMY Youth He Had 8ent to Prison In 1B70 Gets Bjtter Rovongo After Many Years. Denver, Col. M. A. Itoot, member of n Denver tobacco Arm, was shot ' and Berlously wounded at his homo by a man ho says ho recognized as a uuyuuuu uiiu-iiijf ui iiiijuii, wit), jiooi was taken to tho county hospital, whore it was said there was a chanco for his recovery. Root said tho troublo started In 1870, shortly after ho left school in Wisconsin, whon his homo was robbed. Ho said he rccognlzod tho burglar as Jnmcs Dlvlnnoy. IIo had Divlnnoy arrested and ho was sentenced to tho ponltontlary. At that tlmo, Itoot de clares, Dlvlnnoy sworo vongeanco. Several times In tho last flftoen years, slnco ho has resided in Denver, Hoot has been attacked, shot and once locked in his safo and nearly suffo cated. On each occasion Itoot de clares ho recognized his assailant-as Divlnnoy. COULDN'T BE WORSE. Percy I havon'taw-bocn quite my self of Into, you know. Kitty Indeed? 1 hadn't noticed any improvement. RASH ON FACE FOR 2 YEARS Sioux Falls, S. D. "My troublo of skin dlseaso started merely as a rnBh on my faco and neck, but it grow nnd kept getting worso until largo senba would form, fester nnd break. This was Just on tho ono slilo of my faco, but it soon scattered to tho other side. I Buffered a grcnt deal, especial ly nt night, on account of its Itching and burning. I would scratch it nnd of courso that Irrltatod it very much. This rash was on my faco for about two years, somotlmcs breaking out lots worso nnd forming larger sores. It kept mo from Blcoping day or night for n couplo of months. My faco look ed disgraceful and I was nlmost ashamed to bo seen by my friends. "A friend nBkcd mo to try Cutlcura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment. I would bntho my fnco with hot water and n lot of Cutlcura Soap, then I would put on tho Cutlcura Ointment. In less than two days' tlmo, tho soreness and Inflammation had almost entirely dis appeared and in four, weeks' tlmo you could not Beo any of tho rash. 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