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0 fa V THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, NEB,, JUI.Y 31, 1917. No. 57 mm COMPANY UOiS ARE NOW FEDERAL SOLDIERS Company E Is now 'part and par col oC the federal troops, having boon mustered into service last Saturday. Company E -was the laBt company of tho Fifth roglmont to bo mustorod in. honco that regiment Is now in Its en tirety in tho sorvico of tho cbuntry. Captain llalllgan has boon notified to bo ready to movo, but tho dato of tho movomont has not boon announced. Tho Omaha papers of yesterday stated that Company E and Company C would bo sent to Doming, N. M., as an advanco guard of tho Fifth, and as sist in getting the slto ready for other troops that will bo sent thoro at a later dato. Guns and other accoutrements woro recoived yootorday for those who had not been provided, but tho uniforms havo not yot arrived. Tho boys are it each of us can givo our mite and showing tho effects of tho daily drills should bo glad to do so. and they go through tho manouvors ' : :o;: with almost tho proaoiency of regu- Groves Wins Out. lars. When arrayed in their uniforms' Sovoral months ago Tho Tribune they will present a very soldierly ap- stat0(1 thnt s- s- Grov03- 1Iv,nS nortli poararico. oJ Chappoll, rofused $16,000 for the. ;;o;. wheat as it stood on C40 acres. Tak- - Resent Insult to FIng ing into consideration tho 'possibility For making nasty allusions to tho of drouth, hall and othor contlngen llag. tho soldier uniforms and tho sol-' cloi a good many considered Mr. diers thomsolves, Martin Federhoof Grovos made a mlstako In- refusing tho was rather roughly iiandled by sonio offer, but ns it turned out ho did not. of Uio soldier boys last night As tho ' Ho has finished cutting tho wheat on incident comos to The Tribune, Martin' tho 640 acres and estimates tho yield did not get all that was coming to him,' at thirty bushols to tho adro, or a total tho chariro of treason could easllv bo sustained against him, and he is liable to a term in a federal prison. Tho "pub.. ' lie generally as well as tho govern- mont will not pass unnoticed u.npatrl- otic referenco to tho flag or tho uni- form, and Martin Foderhoof or any of his ilk had better govern thomselvos ' accordingly. Miss Eva Bakor loft this morning for Brady to remain for sovoral weeks. Rov. Kavanaugh, of Gothenburg, camo this morning to visit with Rov. Mc Daid. H. I. Block, who has been in Chicago and New York for two woeks. is ex pected to roturn homo Saturday. Swedish Lutheran services will be held at tho church at Tenth and Wil low street next Sunday at 11 a. m. . Miss Elsio Smith, of Mitchell," 'ro-1 turned homo yesterday after visiting Miss Sylvia Watts for two weeks. Miss Thelma Thompson, who has been visiting In Cozad for several weolcs, is oxpectod to return homo (Sat urday. Miss Muriel Doorlng, of Torrington. Wyo., who has been tho guest of hori aunt, Mrs. Thomas Grcon for ten days,! loft this morning. Mrs. S. H. Graco camo Su,nday ov ening to visit with her daughtor Mrs. "W. L. Richards while onrouto from Choyenno to Omaha. - To morrow I will remove my dry cleaning business from the Best Laun dry to tho room cfommonly known as tho rest room In tho B. & L. building. W. L. SKINNER, Dry Cleanr. Rain fell ovor a goodly portion of Nobraska Sunday night, heavy in some HP.rt!nnn. Hcht in others. Tho Bee this morning says tho corn crop of Nobraska, generally speaking, has not "boon damaged by tho dry weather and hot winds. EDYTH HUMPHREYS OWENS Teacher of Dramatic Art. Studio 122 Front St. Phono Black 351. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars . STAND-UP This is most noticeable on bad roads, in sand and on the mountain trails, and in the hands of hard and reckless drivers. The proof is all about you, iust ask any Dodge owner. An early order is your only protec tion in getting this honestly made car. J. V. Romigh DEALER. GOVERNOR NEVILLE GIVES $100 TO MESS FUND Captain llalllgan rocolved a letter last ovoning from Governor Keith No vlllo enclosing a chock for $100 for tho Company E mess fund. That tho Gov ernor has recognized his homo town dompany in such a substantial manner Is a sourco of gratification to all. Tho moss fund of Company E now amounts to $625. It should bo $1,000, and whilo no subscriptions will bo nskod .donations should bo mado by our citizens to bring tho fund up to tho sum named. Tomorrow afternoon at the 1)101110 will bo an oxcollont tlmo to mako donations, each giving what ovor sum ho or she desiros. Thoro aro a hundred ways In which tho mcm bors of Company E can uso this moss fund that will add to tholr comfort, convenience and happiness, and toward of 19,200 bushels. Ho is cortain to receive two dollars a bushel, which will give him $38,400. Mr. Groves' total crop of wheat this yoar will bo around 40.000 bushels. Ho will at onco market 10,000 bushels and .hold tho remainder to see how the prlco rangos : :o: For Sale 6 room houjso nearly now, on east Third street. All modern except heat Good lot and nice lawn. Prlco $2800 6 room houso on north Willow street I Modern oxcept heat. Three closots 1 and pantry. Barn 16x20, chicken house land outsido cellar. Lot 66x132. I Price $2200. , (540 acrns nf land. $1500 worth of improvomontg . 70 acre3 under 'cul tivation,; fifteen miles ,rom North Platte. Price $5.00 'per acrei MILTONBERGER & LEININGER, 57-2 North Platte, Neb V. A. Skinner ha3 lt;asod tho room In tho D. & L. building basement late ly occupied ns tho Chamber of Com merco rest room. This rest room ln tho future will occupy tho south room on tho west sido of the basomont, which Is, or will bo, fitted up for that pur pose. Mr. Skinnor will movo his dry cleaning businoss to tho room ho has leased. Cards woro received In town yestor day morning announcing tho mar- rjago of Miss Hattlo Madeline Ross and J. William Bentley at St Joe, Mo., last weok. Tho formor was in charge of tho Lintz millinery parlors hero sovoral years ago and Is quito well known In this city. They will mako their homo In Julesburg, Col Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buchflnck and two children loft this morning for Grand Island to visit relatives for n week or longer. Mrs. James Hart and son Lawrenco; who woro visiting tho former's sister in Chicago, returned homo Saturday ovoning. Mrs. Con Morris and son, of Omaha who had boon visiting Mrs. P. J. Nor. rls and family for a weok. loft this morning. Miss Lillian Eaton will loavo in few days for Donvor and othor Colo rado points to spend a fortnight or longer. Miss Theresa Fokln is assisting In tho Dlckoy confectionery during tho absonco of Mrs. Rose Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. William Dlonor are on- tottalnlng Mrs. Goorgo IUgboe, of Gandy. this weok. Mrs. Peter Jopson, of Lexington, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Wills while onrouto homo from Choyonno. Mrs. Carson, of Grand Island, camo this morning to visit hor parents Mr. and Mrs. Georgo M. Smith, Mrs. Jotin Vosolpka and children loft this morning for Bridgeport to spend two woeks visiting friends. Tho EtVirn club will bo enter tained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Maurico Gullllamo. Mrs. Davo Day will roturn tho first of next week from a visit with tho homo folks in Lincoln. Misso3 Holon and Doris Soibort ro turned this morning from a visit in St Edwards, Neb. Mrs. Frod Totro, of Brady. Is taking treatment in tho City Hospital. Tho Club Novita will not moot this weok. Examining Board will Issue Summons Today to 250 to Appear Next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Tho county examining board, com posed of County Clerk Allon, Sheriff Salisbury and Dr. Georgo B. Dont. will today send out notices to 250 of thoao who woro drawn in tho selortlve draft to appear boforo tho board for physical examination. TI1030 two hundred and fifty aro thoso who woro first drawn as shown by tho mastor list recoived from Washington Saturday and aro taken In tho rotation in which they woro drawn at Washington. Ono thlrd of thoso 250 aro cited to appear for examination next Sunday. oid- third will appear Monday and tho other third will appear Tuosday, Thoso who claim oxomptlon will havo sovon days from tho dato of their notice to file tholr claims with Uie local board, which will Ikibs on tho depondoncy clause but not tho vocational calling of tho claimant Tho claimant can tako an appeal from tho local board to tho district board. Thoso who como in for examination aro warned against any attempt to magnify any slight dlsabltllty they may havo as they may suffor from any such actilon. Whoro thero Is a doubt as to tho physiclal disability of tho ono ex amined, or of IiIb claim of having de pendents, tho doubt will always bo In! favor of tho government I This foronloon tho namo of ovory ono who registered, and who may bo. subject to call for examination at some ruturo time, was posted at the entrance to tho court houso. This list Is given In tho rotation In which the respoctlvo names woro drawn and tho number un dor which thoy woro drawn. If an otlior call for examination of 250 men Is made, tho registrant by consult ing tho list can toll whether ho will bo Included in tho call. The following ar0 tho 250 who havo boon summoned to appear on August 5th, Gth and 7th. and' It Is expeotod that fully fifty percent will bo exemp ted from ono cause or another. Lin coln county's quota undortho draft Is 115, but to mako sure of that num ber 250 havo been summoned. Tho olghty first named In the list will bo cited to np'pear Sunday, and tho romalning 170 will bo divided be tween Monday and Tuesday. . 258 Nels C. Nelson, Fox Creek 458 Georgo Wing Miller 1436 John Haas, Sutherland. 854 Wilbor Lyons, North Platte. 1095 By W. Colo, North Platto. 1455 Ray R. Miller, Sutherland. 783 Georgo R. Tigho, North Platte 1117 John P. Eves, North Platte. 1572 Roy H. Wldner, Sutherland. 1748 David C. Fcatlior, Maxwell. 837 Guy C. Granger, North Platto. 337 Herman Timmer, Hall. 676 Milo M. Dancer, North Platto. 275 Alfred R. Larson, Brady. 509 N. W. Scott, Myrtle. 1185 Otlllo Lodoma, North Platto 664 Earl J. Eshloman, Horshey. 945 Chostor Ellsworth. No. Platto. 596 Herman LUas, Nichols 1267 Arthur Wimborly, No. Platto. 536 Harry' A. Pottor, Nowcll. 1495 Elmer E. Crosby, Sutherland. 548 Georgo D. Beckor, Horshey. 126 Louis C. McNool, Sutherland. 1679 Goorgo Tcasloy, Dickons. 1237 Robert Sallcotti, No. Platto. 784 John W. Tlghe, No. Platto. 1732 U. G. Phillips, Wallace. 755 Horman A. Surber, N. Platte. 107 LoRoy Testor, Buchanan. 1546 Francos Palmer, Sutherland 1563 John Thompson, Sutherland. 1369 Boyd McQulro, .Plant. 616 Alfredo Rodrigucs, Nichols. 373 Goorgo A. Morgan, Hookor 1670 Josso A. Millor, Willow. 1266 Jns. N. Walkor, No. Plr.tte. 775 Ralph R. Sawyer, No. Platto. 486 Ralph D. Millor, Medicine 692 Nels Forstodt, North Platto. 600 Wm. S. McCord, Horshey. 810 Joseph C. Baker, No. Platto. 1539 Martin C. Moyer, Sutherland 1682 Guy W. Yoho, Willow. 507 Harry E. Leo, Myrtle. 309 Walter L. Falk, Hall. 437 Clifford Schoolcraft, Maxwell 604 John Matsuso, Horshoy 43 Nick Camblin. Brady. 1548 Franclscus Pahoa, Sutherland 1264 Bort E. Wnrd, North Plato. 1066 Archlo Bradley, No. Platto. 924 Ernest R. Casey, No. Platto. 420 Frank D. Knapp, Maxwell. 1014 Arlc Potorson, Nortli Platto. 1178 Ray A. Lincoln, North Platto. 514 Wm. Gregory, No. Roscdalo. 433 Geo. W. Roborts, Maxwell. 1329 Frank E. Wyman, Payn0 10 Albort Erickson, Antelopo 1045 Wm. C. Woodring, No. Platto. 1031 Claronco E. Shaul, No. Platto, 1705 Isaac C. Harris, Wallace 1331 V. E. Atkinson, Pockham. 1685 Louis W. Bonnott, Wallaco 487 Roy Mauor, Medlclno. 1282 Jin Yama, North Platto. 1323 C. II. Schlmmol, Maxwoll. 797 Major Walz, North Platto. 140 Ira M. McCain. Cox 1536 Potor N. McKlnloy, Sutherland 1723 Jefferson Newman, Wallaco. 1236 Frank C. Stuart, North Platto 430 Vernon E. Roborts, Maxwoll 18 Ralph Holborg, Antolopo 652 John Blcklng, North Platto. 927 John Carlson, Nortli Platto. 1484 Ray Bcatty, Sutherland. 739 John Nolan, North Platto. 601 Mark McConnoll, Nichols. 1322 Edward T. Saiuolson, Payno. 1146 Jesus Hcrmandcz, N. Platto 1103 Geo. H. Duko, North Platto. 1395 Loroy Cafrlgan, Sollars. 606 Honry Millor, Nichols. 182 Blydo W. Dark, Dickons. 513 Roy V. Gaunt, N. Rc-sedalo 46 Carl J. Cornelius, Brady. 1020 Amos A. Ross, North Plnttc. 1051 Carl A. Larson, Walkor. 1099 Jno. M. Dockor, No. Platto. 1036 Leonard S. Banks, Walkor. 223 Stovo Colt, East Ilinmnn. 1441 Albort McCroagor, Somorsot. 117 Bon P. Dlkcman, Blrdwood. G02 Chas. L. McKoan, Nichols. 390 Harvoy C. Vlan, Jeffroy 75 Evorott L. Pctltt, Brady 772 Saml. Southordon, No. Platto 1456 Chas. Peters, Sprlngdalo 721 Jack McCrary, North Platto. 1419 Will J. Luschen, Somorsot 780 Wm. R. Todd, N. Platto 1549 Julian Paros, Sutherland 147G Carroll F. Bliss, Sutherland 2S0 Gumor C. Young, Gaslln 1292 Ernest McCord, Osgood 972 Wm. D. Jonos, N. Platto 983 Axel C. Larson, N. Platto 757 Jnmos E. Sebastian, N. Platto 966 John C. Hollmnn, N. Platto 868 Harloy L. Pennington, N. P. 332 Geo. Slvltts. Hull 379 Ralph H. Dempsy, Jeffroy 1560 Roubon A. Scott, Sutherland 542 Christian P Sutter, Nowell 194 Claronco H. Newman, Dickons 847 Leonard B. Redmond, N, P. 552 Geo. V. Brownfiold, Nichols 1300 Elmor R. Smyth, Osgood 1673 Orlan D. Lum, Willow 298 Claudo R. Balloy, Hall ' 675 Richard H. Dill, N. Platte 1294 Homor Mylander, Osgood 1148 Jamos Habas, North Platto. 1647 Otto Gowocko, Walkor 1354 Molvln Brantlng, Plant 343 Frank Barnes, Hlnman 1G13 Chas. G. Russell, Well 982 Jos. P. Larson, North Platto 726 Thomas T. McCabo, N. Platto 15 Henry Gaum, Antelopo .905 Harry Boogie, Nortli Platto 933 Harry A. Conklln, North Platto 1531 Herbert A. Loath, Suthorland 1288 Wnrron Doollttlo, Osgood 452 Chas. L. Porklns, Millor 355 Konal Mlzund, Hlnman 530 Wm. J. Huobncr, Nowell 809 Maurico R. Buchtol, N. Platto 1114 Waltor Eshelman, N. PlaUo 1470 Julian Audrado, Sutherland 645 Geo. H. Bacon North Platto 218 Earl C. Stonnollo Door Crook 620 Geo: F. Saunders, Nichols W34 David A. Clark, Pcckham 550 Salvador Bronnus, Nichols 1611 Ernest Rlchigor, Well 574 Joso Gonzales Nichols 31 C. L. McClollan, Antelopo 1432 Richard Dougherty, Somerset 1727 Ray Pettijohn, Wallace 981 George W. Klonk, N. Platto 1570 Harold P. Wilg Suthorland 770 Claudo A. Shoots, N. Platto 882 Oscar J. Sandall, N. Platto 677 Francis J. Dunn, .N Platto 749 Goo. E. Shiltz, North Platto 1509 Hlpallto Gonzales, Sutherland 1211 Patrick T. McEvoy, N. Platto 525 Wm. F. Hudson, Nowell 1417 Androw Jenson, Somorsot 1574 Floyd M. Young Suthorland 760 Loroy F. Sowlos, N. Platto 183 Henry Doveny, Dickons 56 John E. Oilman, Brady 1276 Carl Wcstonfold, N. Platte 792 Edwin E. Wright, North Platto 5 Soth Borgstroni, Antelopo 350 Loroy W. llalllgan, Hlnman 1580 Nathan Forsberg, Vroman 54 Isaac Foulk Brady 870 Saml G. Poulos, North Platto 1714 John W. Kldwoll, Wallaco 549 Alanaclo Bolazqucz Nichols 1132 Elden C. Harbonbrock, N P- 440 Jeremiah Snyder, Maxwell 1485 Joso Compas, Suthorland 1674 Aurll V. Larson, Willow 741 Byron B. Oborst N. Platto 1054 Leslie R. Wood N. Platto 1275 Thos. E.'Waugh, N. Platto. 711 K. Korl, North Platto 1022 William J. Rath, N. Platto 841 Ell W. Hanson, N. Platto 638 Fred A. Andorson, N. Platto 1032 Leon C. Sawyer, North Platto 623 Will D. Spurrier, Nichols 269 Albort A. Glnnpp, Gaslln G85 Loo Fountain N. Platto 1141 Aublo A. Hotchklss, N. Platte 1314 Howard B. Combs, Payno 1016 Lloyd Powor, North Platto 1688 Ernest L. Berry, Wa.llaco 335 Robort E. Stobblns, Hall 1430 Frank M. Aronsdorf, Somerset 493 Ray Smith, Medlclno 1358 Howard Dlonor, N. Platto 923 Chas. C. Clinton. N. Platto 1305 Paul J. Thomson, Osgood 341 Gilbert V. Andorson, Hlnman 1007 Bort Miller, N. Platto 391 Watson Kunklo, Kem 1306 Robt. C. Johnson. No. Platto 353 Jas. W. Inman, Hlnman 970 Noah F. Harrison, N. Platto 637 Goo. A. Amen, N. Platto 1075 Claronco L. Llston, Willow 360 Rayo Razo, Hlnman 1057 Oscar C. Oman, Walkor 1217 Frank Olcott North Platto 571 Alfrod JPranson, Nichols 488 Jobs A. Robinson, Medlclno 1543 J. P. Naftzlngor, Suthorland 704 Goorgo Hanlon. N. Platto 72 Thos. D. Ogdon, Brady 1709 Wm. J. Irwin, Wallaco 356 Goo, T. Moycrs, Hlnman 112 Lnwronco Zollara, Buchanan 1067 John R. Babbitt, N. Platto 128 York E. Saxton, Blrdwcod 679 James R. Dorrnm, N. Platto 805 Loo W. Bird, N. Platto 11 Clifford Andorson, Antolopo 900 Arthur W. Bullard, N. Platto 1617 Losllo D. Sims, Well 363 John Schnoldor, Hlnman 1287 Cyril P. Doncgan, N. Plnito 1142 Jo3so B. Harris, North Platto. 6 Georgo Cumpton, Antelopo 327 Ernest C. Rldlngor, Hall 664 Georges Chlrros, N. Platto 93 Jullnn T. Calkins, Buchanan 1448 Lou J. Coggor, Sprlngdalo 957--Chas. Groon, N. Platto 1557 Thunnan C. Shano, Suthorl'd 1744 Paul C. West, Wallaco 1112 Nick Economopoulos, N. P. 345 II. M. Clomcns, Hinman 1595 Goo E. Browning, Well 1355 Harold E. Broons, Plant 103 Gustavo Rothmoyor, Buch'n 1C85 Earl C. Loaf, Vroman 1221 John W. Potors, N. Platto 1102 Roll Davidson, N. Platto 1625 Josso It Carlislo, Whlttlor. 556 Wanr M. Cary, Nichols 1565 Wm. V. VanArsdalo, Suth'd 154 John F. Connolly, Cottonwood 1281 J. C. Woodfln, Jr., N. Platto 51 Holgo F. Elandor, Brady ;:o:: Miss Hazel Smith has gono to Oma ha to visit with frlonds for a wook. Miss Dorothy Hlnman Is spending this wook with friends In Loxlngton. Corbln Jonos, of Omaha, who had boon visiting local frlonds for a wook. will loavo Thursday. Miss Lula Groff, who has boon visit ing In Falrbury for a wook, will re turn homo tomorrow. Found Black kldiglovo. Owner can havo samo by calling nt this offlco atid paying for this notloo. Attornoy W. T. Wilcox loft yester day morning for tho wostom part of tho stato on legal businoss. -During tho winds torm Sunday OV' oning tho roof of tho lold round houso building was badly damaged. Miss Elizabeth Wolr, of Grand Is land, who was visiting Miss Clara Soronson, has roturnod homo. Dr. Evorott Fonda, of Chicago, who has boon visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Fonda for sovoral wooks. will leavo tho lattor part of this wook. SHOE MARKET $2,915 SPECIAL FOR LADIES PATENT AND KID LEATHER SLIPPERS. BEST VALUES, GOOD STYLES.' ALL SIZES. SPECIALLY PRICED AT CHOE "aves You M ONE DOOR SOUTH See yourself and your friends in tho pictures of the "SEMI-CENTENNIAL PARADE". Also the home talent film "THE OPEN SWITCH" All made in North Platte. KEITH THEATRE, AUGUST 8, 9, 10. TOMORROW IS THE DATE FOR SOLDIERS' 1'ICNIC Tomorrow has been sot. apart as tho dato for'tho plcnio to bo givon to tho soldlor boys. Whilo tho day of tho leaving of Company E has not boon dofinitoly settled. It was thought best to havo tho 'picnic on Wcdnosday, as tho boys may loavo on short notice. Tho plcnio will bo hold at tho city park beginning at half past ono in tho aftornoon. whon a program of sports will bo put on in which tho soldlor boya will bo oxpoctod to enter largo ly. Tho band will bo "prosont and fur nish music during tho aftornoon. Tho lunch for tho soldiors, which tho ladles of tho town havo provided for tho boys, will bo served at 5:30. Ono hundred baskets, each containing lunch for two will bo furnished. During tho aftornoon short addross. os will bo mado by men from Lowollon, Oshklosh, Ogalalla, Grant and Loxlng ton, .thoso being plncos from which n numbor of mombors of Company E como. CItlzons gonorally oro urgod to bo prosont, each taking with thorn a pic nic lnnoh. and assist In giving tho sol dlor boys a hoarty farowoll. ::o:: Out of Town Men to bo Hero Tho commlttoo in chnrgo of tho faro woll picnic Company E havo Invited promlnont mon of Loxlngton, Ogalalla. Grant and othor points from whence mombors of Company E havo como to bo prosont at tho picnic and mako short addrossos. Quito a fow of thoso mon havo nccoptod tho invitation. :::: Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Flint, of Cozad, aro spending this wook with frlonds in town. Mrs. B. C. Huhman, of Tryon. camo fow days ago to spond a weok with local frlonds. :-:a: Dressmaking Plain and fancy sowing dono by day at your homo. Mrs. J. N. Olson, 306 oast Third St Phono Rod 1051. 55-4 THIS WEEK 4 J $2.95. oney on Shoes KEITH THEATRE. Run Your Car on a Tire without Haw or blemish. A 'patch or plug on a tiro 1b nolthor sightly or offlclont If your tiro has boon dam aged sond it whoro It will bo vulcan ized, tho only right way of repairing. And it will not givo you any futthar trouble. Vulcanizing merges tho damaged odgos togothor bo that the mondod part is really strongor than tho tiro itsolf. NORTH PLATTE VULC. CO. (D. M. BROOKS. Prop.) Across Btroot oast of Post Office.
