The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, April 01, 1913, Image 3
A t. , . i fa ... It Didn't Matter. When Fred Kolly mntlo a start In Journalism ho was put on reporting. One night ho was Bent to a big lira down town. A reporter naraod Brown was sent with Mm. It was a largo Hro, and presently rirown dis appeared. A wall had fallen, nd Kelly was suro Drown was under it. Ho rushed to tho telephono aud eallod lip his city editor. "Say," ho shoutod. lntd tho tolo v phone, "Brown Is gone. He's biirnod tip!" "What's that?" asked tho city edl. tor. "Brown Is burntd up, I usll you! Ho fell Into the hro. "All right," said th city editor, hanging up tho telephone, "I'll send wn another man." FREE BOX OF BISCUIT8. Every reader of this paper can se cure absolutely free a box of assorted biscuits by simply cutting out tho cou. pon from their ad appearing In an other part of this paper and mailing It to Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., Omaha, 2Teb. The firm Is thoroughly rellablo. Tako advantage of this liberal offer and write them today. Real Economy. "Tankerly says he gets drunk sim ply to savo time." "To save time." "Yes. You seo. he says that when toe goes to bed sobor he has to bother to dress and put his shoes on again the next morning, whereas If ba doesn't go to bed sobor all he has to lo next morning la to wash his face." Important to Mothers Exnmlno carefully every bottlo of CASTORIA, a safe and surd remedy for Infants and children, and aeo that It Unnrn trin Signature of UrMTjr In Uso For Over 30 Yours. Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria Best Thing. "James got dizzy in tho water and it frightoned him." "It is tho beat thing which (could toavo happened." , "How do you make that out?" "If he was dizzy, wasn't his head cwlmmlng?" Only One "MIIOMO Q0ININE" That It LAXATIVB II HOMO QUtWNB. took for tho signature of H W. CJUOVK. Curt a Cold In One i7, Cure Qrlp In Two lMys. JSc. The chap who Is an export at mak ing excuses can never draw large foes for his skill. SEEDS Alfalfa JO: timothy, blue frrass A eano$2; sweet olovorftt. Farms for sale & rent ncroppaym'ts. J. Muiha.ll, Soo City, la. A man's children, like their mother, are apt to ask a lot of embarrassing questions. Be thrifty on little things like blulntr. Iran! accept water for bluing. Ask for Hed Cross Ball Blue, the extra good valuo blue. Adv. No wonder somo children never amount to anything; just lcok at their parents. Loss of Power S and vital force follow lua of flesh or' B emaciation. These come from linpOT" . -3 erUhed blood. 5 Dr. Plets.io'a Golden Medical Discovery 53 enlivens a torpid Ilvei enriches the; "3 blood stops the waste of strength and g tissue and builds up healthy flesh to S3 the proper body weicht. Asonappe-j 5 tiding, restorative tonic. It seta to S3 work all the processea of digestion a and nutrition, rouses every organ Into 3 natural action, and brings back health 53 and strength. S' Can anjrthliwc else be "Jast as 63 Boost" to tako I Stiff Joints Sprains, Bruises are relieved at once by an applica tion of Sloan's Liniment. Don't rub, just lay on lightly. 11 Sloan's Liniment has done more ?ood than anything I have ever tried or stilf joints, lgot ray hand hurt so badly that I had to stop work right in the busiest tliuo of the year. X thought at first that 1 would have to have my hand taken oil, but I got a bottle of Sloan's Liniment mid cured my hand." Wilton Wuuklcb, Morris, Ala. Good for Broken Sinews O. G. Jones, Baldwin, L. I., writes t "I used Sloan's Liniment for broken sinews above the kneq cap caused bra full and to my great Satisfaction was able to resume work in less thau three weeks alter the accident." LINIMENT Fine for Sprain Mb. IlEunr A. Vobhl, M Somerset St., Halnfleld, K. J., writes: "A friend sprained bis nnkle so badly that It went black, lie laughed when I told him that I would have htm out in a week. I applied Sloan's Liniment and in four days he was working and said Sloan's was a right good Lini ment." Price 25c. 50c, and 91.00 Sloan's Book on borsos, cattle, sheep and poultry sent free. Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan sm&w&afo GRANULATED ITCHING LIDS .Bk f 'liiflV fToim V UsIssssssssVJV Bof on, Ma& vjjij JBW( I vC.-,ytJLns PANAMA CANAL AS A MECCA FOR TOURISTS i-" in Every passenger steamer that arrives at tho Isthmus of Panama discharges a horde of tourists, lor the canal Is a magnet that Is attracting Amerlcnns by tho thousand. Tho photogruph bIiowb a crowd of visitor! viewing the Culobra cut at its deepest point. GARIBALDI Six Republics Quietly Wondering What He Intends to Do Next. Truo Soldier of Fortune Has Risked Life In Half Dozen Wars and Es caped Fought With Bulgaria Gen. Orozco's Exploits. Now York. Some folks say there is no such thing as luck. Tom Car ter Btepped off a two-inch curb the dther day and died. Gen. Joseph Garibaldi risked his neck in six wars and was nover scratched. What's the answer? Gaijbaldl is In town Just now. Coin oldentally, tho rumor comes from tho south that the revolutionary pot is an the flro in six Sbuth American re publics. That may have something tp do with Garibaldi's presence hero and it may not. In any event, Gnrl baldl 1b one of tho freo lances of for tune ono.readB about and rarely sees. Ho has Just returned from the war in Bulgaria, where ho had an Indepen dent command. Before that ho was Madero's chief of Btaff In Mexico having fought his way to that posi tion by metaphorically tweaking tho noso of Bandit Orozco, tho most dan gerous foe to established order any established order that Mexico holds. Before that ho sat In a black cell in Porto Cabella for Beven months, at Gen. Castro's order, while ho filed at his manacles with tho bit of tin that had onco been tho top of a can of beans. And before that But that's the story that must bo taken up Item by Item. Garibaldi is tho grandson of tho great Garibaldi, tho liberator. Fighting runs in tho Garibaldi blood. No doubt tho Gari baldis aro In earnest In their wish to free tho world from tho bonds of tyranny. Thero Is little question that nono of the Garibaldis likes any of tho ruling families, and that all the ruling families would bo grntoful If -.'.if. v' Wfi:"" :i General Orozco. some one would push tho Garibaldis oft a dock into particularly deep wa ter. But mostly this Garibaldi fights because he likes fighting. Inciden tally he lias been rich from time to time. Money nover lasted long. AIro, whon tho map of the world seoma sure of surr-jptitlous alteration Gari baldi Is one of those whoso whore abouts ore pegged by various oecrot police. The map Is gradually chang ing color thoso days. Garibaldi of fored to land 20,000 Italians in Trip oli at tholr own expense, armed nnd equipped and guaranteed lighting men. Tho Italian government re fused tho offer. The government needed men mighty badly, but It didn't caro for any Garibaldis, Ho took COO Greeks from New York to tho war In tho east at their own cost. Now Ije's back in Now York. What pot's on tho fire? He's only a youngster In years a scant thirty-three. But he has been at war for tho past sqventeen years. Between times ho has filled In with SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK- .EbBBhHSIhI i . Ml I IS IN U. S. - diplomatic and political missions. He has an eyo for revolution like a hawk In the Bky. Just after tho ill-fatqd Madoro raised his banner of revolt against Porflrio Diaz, Garibaldi ap peared with eight comrades on tho bordor and offored his services to Orozco, tho bandit loader. "I'll have nono of yiu," growled Orozco. "You'ro too cloiw." That's an Insult to a soVilor on the desert. But tho eight started a revo lution of their own against Diaz, against Madero, against Orozco. Soon they were strong enough to make terms. Garibaldi took Juarez, and Madoro made him his chief of staff. "Back Felix Diaz and Huorta against a wall." Garibaldi advised. "Kill them now to provent the deaths of hundreds later on." But Madoro would not. Ho might have saved himself and his adminis tration if he had taken tho soldier's advice instead of listening to the dic tates of his own gentlo heart. Thon Garibaldi went on to Tripoli and Bulgaria and whoro not and now ho's back In town. Six republics wonder why. SAVING LEADS TO WEALTH Henry E. Huntington, Ship Builder, Asserts Young Men Should Invest to Compel Thrift. Los Angelos. Henry E. Hunting ton, of New York and Los Angeles, who at tho ago of slxty-thrco Is retir ing from business as rapidly as pos sible, but whoso fortuno of forty or ttfty million dollars will keep right on working for him, said that tho habit of saving paves the road to wealth. Mr. Huntington believes that this Is an ago of great bpportunlty for young men and UiIb Is his recipe for uuc cess: "Save a llttlo every week. When you got an Increaso of wages or sal- PAYS DEBT OF GRATITUDE Lawyer, Whose Life Was Saved Forty Years Ago by Defendant's Father, Reciprocates. Kansas City, Mo. The trial of for mer State Senator Ernest D. Mar tin for nlloged misuse of tho malls In tho promotion of an electric railway has ono romantic feature of which Judge, Jury and spectators aro In Ig norance. By tho side of tho accused man In the federal court there sits daily a keen-eyed, stout, gray-haired man, with a "fighter's Jaw," his chief counsel. That man is Jacob 1. Shep herd of Fort Scott, Kan., nnd ho Is paying a debt of gratitude of 40 years' standing. It was 40'yeara ngo that Dr. Solon Martin of Marshall, Mo while driving along a country road came upon a tent where a woman sat beside a sick child. "Do you know whoro wo can find a doctor?' 'asked tho woman. "My son Is dying." "I nm a physician," said Dr. Martin ''We'll do whal wo can. But you'll have to get him out of this tent and Into a liouso, where ho can have con stant caro," ho added after an examl nation of tho child. "We'ro driving through tho country to Kansas," said tho woman, "Wo have no house nnd no means." "I'll take caro of tho boy," said Doc tor Martin. "You go ahead, and we'll send him to you well In a month or so." Tho boy was taken to tho homo of tho physician and kept until ho had recovored. Thon ho was sent to his parents, who'woro making themselves a home In Knnsas, Shortly after tho former state sena tor had boon charged with misusing tho malls he received .a letter bearing a Fort Scott postmark. "Forty years ago," tho letter ran, "your father put mo under a great ary contlnuo to llvo within tho for mer limits and save the increase. "If you find It dlfllcult to save go In debt for n homo or undertako somo other obligation In tho wny of Invest ment that will compel you to savo." Mr. Huntington declares ho tins nl ready practically retired from busi ness. "I shall glvo little personal atten tion to my investments here, nor to thoso In the east, which aro uractl caliy as large as my interests here," snld he. "For Illustration, I scarcely bothor my head even now about tho ship building plant nt Newport Ncwb, Altogether I havo about 6,000 em- w Henry E. Huntington. ployes In my eastern enterprises, but when I am In Now York 1 do not spend moro than an hour' a day in my ofllco." Mr. Huntington's famous paint ings, rnro objects of art and nlmoBt priceless volumes havo all been bought by himself and in Now York, cither as offered for snlo there or brought over under options subject to his approval when ho saw them. Ho lias nover depended on agents, and he will not in Europo if tho buying fever seizes him.' , obligation which 1 could not fully ro pay during hlsi lifetime. I beg of you permit me now to dlschnrgo that debt by acting as your counsel in tho present mnttor." Tho letter was signed "J. I. Shop herd." ITS AGE IS TWO CENTURIES , Eliot School, Boston, Mass., Cele ' brates 200th Birthday Has Occu , pled Four Buildings on Site, Boston. Tho Eliot Grammar school I of Boston held exercises in celebra tion of the rounding out of tho sec- ond century of Its existence. The school wob founded, In 1712, when tho sturdy fathers of colonial Boston vot I ed to establish n school at tho north end of tho town to accommodate tho I growing population in Hint section. ) One year later the llttlo edifice was i completed and its doors thrown open. I Tho school is the oldest elementnry school In tho(clty nnd tho second old i est freo school of any kind. i The original building luHted through the period of the revolution and was not torn down until 1792. The sec ond building lasted until 1S37 nnd tho third persisted until 18Co, when tho present edifice was erected. All havo occupied tho same site, which Is with in a stone's throw of Christ's church, whore Paul Rovere's lanterns wero hung. Many famous men received tholr el ementary education at tho old Eliot school, among them Edward Everett, the famous statesman and orator, and Rev. Samuel S. Smith, author of "America." Tho last quarter of u cen tury has Been great changes In tho section of tho city whero tho school Is located, and today 90 per cent of tho pupils aro tho children of Italian and Jewish Immigrants, Too Much. "My footings havo been lacerated" "Did It tako?" ltr. Wtnatow'a Boothlns; Byrup for Children teething', Dottens the (turns, redurea tafUmma Uon.allaya paln.cureo wind oollo&e a bottle4fr Somotituee tho early bird has a long watt before breakfast la served In tho dining car. Hed CroM Bull niue givei double value for your inonc, p,oea twice ns far as any othor. Ask your grocer. AUr. Not Quite. "Is ho That you might call a pollco captain nt largo?" "No; ho's only out on ball." Town Topics. ASK FOn ALLKN'S rOOT-EABB, the Antlseptta powder to shake Into your shns. IWIUve Corns. Uuntons, Initrowlne Nail, swollen and Sweating feet. Ullstrrs and Callous spots Bold everywhere, J5o. Don't accept any substitute Sample FltntS, Address Allan a. Olmsted. Loltoy. U.X. Adv. Directly Children Aright Tho young need to bo taught that although thero is Bomotimos a ploas- uro of tho senses tn committing sin, it is tnovltnbly followed by romorso and punishment. Crime, romorso, punishment form an Insoparablo trio. On tho othor hand, while It Is 'often hard to do right, tho seuso of satis- action, solf-rospect and self-control hat follows right action is worth all ho effort made. i H HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS For pimples and blackheads tho fol lowing is a most effoctlvo and eco nomical treatment: Gently smear the atfoctod parts with Cutlcura Oint ment, on tho end of tho finger, but do not rub. Wash off tho Cutlcura Ointment in flvo minutes with Cutl cura.Soap and hot water and contlnuo bathing for somo minutos. This treat ment la best on rising nnd retiring. At other times uso Cutlcura Soap frcoly for tho toilet nnd bath, to as sist In preventing inflammation, irri tation and clogging of tho pores, the common causo of plmploe, blackhonds, redness and roughness, 'yellow, oily, mothy nnd othor unwholesome condi tions of tho skin. Cutlcura Soap and Olntmont oold throughout the world. Sample of oaoh froo with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-card "Cutlcura, DepL L, Boston." Adv. Warranted In Using Cuts Words. A small boy in Fort Scott was out playing with his wagon ono day and Just at the critical moment ono whool enmo off. Tho youngster walked around tho wagon several times and surveyed It with tho air of ono accus tomed to disappointments. As ho dragged tho wagon to his homo ho mot a boy friend who Jolnod him, and to gether they trudged on, tho Fort Scott Trlbuno says. Tho owuor of tho wag on sat on tho front stop with a for lorn look; thon quickly brightening up ho oxclalmod: "Lot's cubs." "All right," returned tho other, "Cuss, cuss, suss." KnnsaB City Star. The Silo as a Forage Bank. Thero la produced ovory year In thlB vountry sulilclont forage to feed llbor lly all the llvo Btock of tho land, and leavo a good balanca besldos. Tho shortage of supplies each year Is duo to tho spoiling and wasting of forago already grown, and tho means of pre serving this forago will solvo tho stock problom of 'tho country. Tho principal wasto is now going on with tho corn plant. It is most notlcoablo In tho corn belt status whero perhaps SO per cent, of tho stalk and leaves of this most valuable forago 1b wasted annually. As economic stock produc tion Is determined by tho proper uso of forago, tho silo furnishes a means whereby all farm forago can bo pro si rved and placod In tho best poBslblo condition of feeding. Tho silo Is too well known to require a description of this mothod, but Us use 1b certainly sadly wanting. It can bo safely said, on any farm whero 10 lioad or moro of cattlo aro kopt, a silo Is a propor equipment, and of great cconomlo valuo. THE KNOW HOW To Feed Children and Get Good Re sults. Thoro aro moro nervous persons mado bo by undigested food lying in tho stomach than tho avorago indi vidual would suppose. If food remains undigested in tho stomach, it boglns to forment, sot up gas and a largo portion is thus con verted Into poison. That's why imperfectly digested food may, and often docs, causa irritation of tho norves and stupor of tho mind brain and nerveH nro really poisoned. "My daughter had complained for Eomo time of a distressed fooling in tho stomach, after eating, which sot mo thinking that her diot was not right," writes an anxious and intelli gent mother. "Sho had been fond of coreals, but had never tried Grapo-NutH. From reading tho acconnt of this predicat ed food, It scorned reasonable to try Grape-Nuts for her caso, "Tho results wero renlly wonderful. Tho llttlo brain that Beomod nt times unablo to do ltn work, took on now Hfo and vigor. Every morning, now, before going to school, sho eatu tho crisp llttlo morsels and Is now com pletely and entirely well, she Hcoms to havo a now leaso on life no moro distress in tho stomach, nor head acho, but sound and well everyway." Namo given by Postura Co., Battlo Creek, Mich. Rend tho book, "Tho Road to Wellvlllo," In pkgs. "There's a Reason." Kver read the above letter A sen one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and fall of hauuui la teres t. URGING GREAT SALE OF CANNED FOODS Dealers, grocers, Jobbers and manufac turers all over tho country are Joining hands during the week of March Slit to April 6th in an effort to acquaint house, wives with the economy and quality oL canned foods. ...... It Is now a well known fact that hea Is the only preservative used In preparing; these economical foods. The can aro sealed and terlllied at a temperature of 2S0 degrees, which prevents any contami nation and keeps the contents fresh and wholesome as tho day the tins were filled In tho canneries. Natlonal Canned Foods Week wiring; whloh dealers and grocers will maka canned foods their eales-foatures, n for the purpooo of demonstrating to house wives that tho cost of living can bo cut with such foods, and that they may be served In hundreds or delightful ways, and thus servod dally without monotony. The fnrmer'a wlfo especially finds It ad vantageous to relieve herself of nil the cooking possible and Canned roods en nblo her to do this and at tho same time Improve the quality of her meals. women In every community should ob serve National Canned Foods Week by going to tho dealers and putting In a. sup ply. Tho saving and general satisfaction In the turn of Canned Foods Is entirely worth while. Adv. Any Old Way. "What Is your namo?" "Ephrlam Ebonozer," replied tho small colored boy. "How do you Bpoll It?" " 'Tain' no uso to worry 'bout dat: Jos' suit yourself. I aln' puhtlc'lar." A FREE SURPRISE BOX. In another part of this papor you find a largo ad of tho Looso-Wlles Biscuit Co., Omaha, Nob. Thoy offor to send to any reader a box of assort ed biscuits absolutely froo. Don't miss this opportunity. Cut out tho coupon from their ad and mall It today. Mistake. Bobby wan saying his prayers in a very low volco. "I can't hoar you, dear," his mother whlBpored. "I wasn't talking to you," ropllod Bobby, firmly. Hnrpor'B Magazine. Dr. rieroo'a Pellets, stnnll, sugar-coated, easy to take as candy, rcgulato And Invigor ate stomach, liver aud bowels and ouro con stipation. Adv. The Degrees. "Love opons ono'a heart." "Yes, and marrlago opons ouo's oyos." LEWIS Single Binder. Ftrnlaht 6c ninny smokers prefer them to lOo cigars Adv. When an actress dioa or Is sued for dlvorco her real name comes out Banish "Dull Gars" Most of your downhearted noss and "blue fooling" can bo traced to a lazy liver. Biliousness is a sure de stroyer of hoallh and happi ness. HOSTETTER'S will mako tho liver nctivo, assist tho dlgostion, help tho bowels to bocomo regular and mako lifo a ploasuro. Got a bottlo today. Nebraska Directory THEPAXTQN HOTEL Omaha. Nebraska EUROPEAN PLAr Rooms from II M up single, IB cents up dout me CAVE PRICES REASONABLE hllDTIIRL? CURED in a few days lUr I UNk without pain or a sur. gleal operation. No pay until cured Write UlU 1VUAY. 307 Ue lllrfir, Omaha, Neb. MURPHY DID IT Auto and Wngou Truck Ilulldrrs. ltn- airing, rnlntiua;, Trlmmlnir. nmrnrr Wheels repaired aud re rubber tired. Write us for prices. 40 yearn lu th business. Andrew Murphy & Oon, Omchs Consign your HORSES & MULES to WALKER & BLAIN Union Stook Yarde, Oj Omaha. Nob Phone South 070. Auction Sales Evert Monday. COTTON SEED PRODUCTS We sell all feed used br tbe feeders, In car and ton lots. Our prices are right. We buy empty sacks. FEEDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Uro Stock ExcbsDie Dldf . South Omahs The "BELL" Sign Is the symbol of state wide and nation-broad telephone service. Bell Telephone lines reach nearly everywhere. 4 m