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, THIRTY-THIRD YEAJt.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB., JANUARY 4, 19)8.
No. 102
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KAlSKK'S pback plans
SL'UJtMSI) BY .RUSSIANS.
A crisis 1b ncnrlng in the Itusso
Gcrnnin penco negotiations and indi
cations nro that a doflnito break is
not far off.
Tho Russian government has de
manded that tho conference, which
was tQ have reconvened on January 4,
be transferred to Stockholm, and has
protested against the German atti
tude regarding cccupicd territory.
A resumption of hostilities is. not
improbable should tho Germans1 do
cllno to meet tho Russian demands.
Emperor William and the rulers of
Germany apparently arc aroused over(
the suddon charigo in tho situation and
the German and Austrian secretaries'
are roported hurrying back to Brset
Litovsk with new instructions.
Gorman military and political lead,
ers conferred with tho emperor and
thoro is a widespread demand through
out Germany that tho ItelcliBtag be
convened immediately.
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The Platte Valley Bank and Tho
Oasis have loft at The Trlbuno offico
very handsome calendars, both do-:
picting fair woman. The First Na-
Innnl nlcn fnnf rHinf na Ann rvp Ha .r.nl
vfenicnt wall calendars.
The Episcopal Guild' at their meet
ing yesterday decided to become an'
auxiliary to the Red Cross and will go'
in a body to the general work room
next Thursday. Tho Methodist aid will
become an auxiliary and will give ov-
Anotlicr Service Cut.
Within twenty days, 3,000,000 miles
a year will bo added to tho 10,000,000
miles of passenger train service elim
inated slnco thoboglnning of tho war
by tho westorn railroads. . It was do
cldtd at tho -nmcunco Jn Chicago of
oxocutivo officers of those railroads on
Wednesday. Tho conference reported
no accumulation of freight in Chicago,
and a junvy Movement of coa li.to
Chicngo, during tho last two weeks.
Every railroad representative report
e'd that his road was doing everything
posslbio to carry out tho pdlicy out
lined in the president's proclamation
and In tho order of Director General
McAdoo.
O.MiY .mi:n of class
, ON'K WILL
in: callki)
LOCAL AM) I'EHSONAL '
Washington, Jan. 3. Provost Mar
shall General Crowdor, roporting tcH
congress today on tho progress of Uid
arart, c.pn)Mfi8 for the -first time a1
dofinlto proniltfa ;nd aim of tho gov
ernment not to tnl-o for nrmy fluty;
,.uu. uuu, u.use usieu mi. ff(Jm n vl.u wUh r0mUve8
i.naire
W. J. Landgrnt will return today
from a visit in Kansas City and Oma
ha. Attorney C. L. Basking transacted
profoMlannl buslnow in Ognlnlla yes-'
tnrdny. !
MfiW Laura Murray roturncd yoster-.
NKIUtASKA JtOADS I'll ML
EFFECT GOVERNMENT CONTROL
cry other meeting to Red Cross work,
Junior Red Cross Drives.
Tho Junior Red Cross drive Is tho
January feature of tho national so
cioty, Tho campaign to organizo all
'the school children of tho nation in
tho Red Cross society is scheduled to
bo laiunched nt tho ond of this wjjok,
according to Washington headquar
ters. Organization of tho Nobraska cam
paign is now under way, preliminary
arrangements having been slightly de
layed on account of absence of Red
Cross official from Omaha. School
children who took out $1 member
ships in the Christmas week cam
paign will automatically become mem
bers of tho junior society, stato offi
cials announce.
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You will miss it if you fail to attend
Tho Leader Mercantile Co.'s sale. It's
a money-saving event for the 'people.
Usher in the New
Year with a Res
olution to Econ
omize as much
as possible.
If yon follow this resolution and bank tho saving, your Hnnk account
will grow. ?
It will help you to economize If you , use GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,
which is guaranteed to mako more bread to' the sack and Is far
superior In quality than an!- other Hour.
You will uso It Eventually. Why Hot Now I If your grocer cannot
supply you, 'phono 99.
AUTO LIVERY
Since I have sold tho garage am doing nuto livery from tho North Side
Darn.. Day or Night. Telephone 29. Wo mnko u specialty of drives to
snles all over tho county at the rnto of five cents per mllo per person.
Those who have sales throughout tho country plcnso let mo know.
Also a few cars for sale. , ,
Julius Mogensen.
.This classification ixcludos mnrrUd
men entirely whose wlvoa or faniilUM
are dependent on hom for supnort
and othor mon with dopandonts.
Gonoral Crowder does this on tho
estlmuto that 1,000,000 men plvyslcally
nt tor army duty will bo available
from class ono. This number ho
thinks sufficient for tho prosont mill
tary needs of tho nation, but to as
suro tho future supply for thoso needs
ho recommends that men who have
become 21 years slnco JuncG, 1917,
(tho first draft), and who bocomo of
ago hereafter shall be added to class
ono as they become available. This
will insure, tho general estimates, a
supply of 700,000 mon a year.
In tho Interest of fair distribution
of tho military burden, Gonoral Crow
dor proposes that tho quotas of Btates
or districts bo determined hereafter
on tho basis of the number of men in
class one and not upon population. .
Class ono comprises: e
Single mon without dopendont rela
tives, married men who have habitual
ly failed to support their families, who
are dependent upon wives for support
or not usefully engaged, and whoso
families are supported by incomes in
dependent of their labor; unskilled
farm laborers, unskilled industrial
laborers, registrants by or In respect
of whom no deferred classification is
claimed or made, registrants who fall
to submit questionnaire and in respect
of whom no deferred classification is
claimed or made, and all registrants
not included in nny other division of
tho schedule.
The plan places upon unattached
single uion nnd married mon with in
dependent incqmes most of the weight
of military " duty, for tho number of
men In .hot other divisions of class
one are' very small. v
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The Best Costs Less
Polarinc's lubricating efficiency measured
in terms of miles, makes it the cheapest oil
in the long run. Even if Polarine did cost
more by the gallon (which it doesn't) it
would pay to use it. For Polarine retards
depreciation. Saves repair bills. Reduces
upkeep.
You never need to be satisfied with any other
oil. Wherever you may dc here or a hun
dred miles from here you can get Polarine.
It is sold everywhere.
Fill your crankcase with Polarine today and
abolish oiling troubles all winter. Get it
where you see the sign at our Service
Stations or good garages everywhere.
xlapine
the Ideal Winter Lubricant
Red Crown Gaioline gives greatest mileage. Vapor
ize, readily makes starting easy on coldest days.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
. (Nebraska)
Omaha
Guaranteed Human Hair Snitches
for $,")..'(). fontcs' lleauty Parlor, over
McDonald State Hank.
Walter Anderson, former driver for
York's feed store, but who a year ago
went to Omaha to accept a. position
died yesterday in a hospital in that
city. Ho had been in tho hospital
since March 1st. Ho was well known
among'North Platte's young folks.
Lost Bar pin set with threo dia
monds. Finder please leave at Hotel
McCabo and receive a liberal roward.
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The kaiser's work at Brest-LItovsk
was too coarso oven for the trustful
Bolsfiovikl, a suro sign that it could
not bo accepted anywhere olso!
Bee.
For Salo 1G-Btall barn with hay loft.
Inquire of Robert Salcotti. 102-9
A cement block gnsolino station is
bolng erected on tho Burke lot nt the'
jorner of Locust nnd Sixth.
Mr. and Mrs. Soth Sherwood, now lo
atod at Sidney, have bean spondlng
fhls week with friends In town.
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Miss Ituth Pattorson, who had been
visiting at tho Patterson homo for ton'
teys, returned to Omaha yoBtorday.
Tho sale of all snlos Is tho annual
Invontory salo bojng
Uendor Mercantile Co.
hold by Tho
More Fame for Stuttgart.
Stuttgart, which French nvlntors
bombed recently, Is tho original homo
of tho aircraft engine. It wns In Stutt
gart thnt Daimler evolve! tho Intor
nnl combustion engine which n French
man, with nn cyo to utility, quickly
turned to account In the first practical
motor car, says tho Christinn Science
Monitor. Ilere, too, Count Zeppelin
evolved his monster nlrshlps, tanking
use of the knowledge which trials and
experiments In tho big D(.lmler works
had served to bring to light. Facts
such as these seem more pertinent at
these times thnn the other reasons for
Stuttgnrt's fame'. She bus, as every
ono knows, a famous music academy,
and her repytntlon for music is cer
tainly far older thnn that vfhlch sho
has acquired by her machinery ; also,
It is unspoiled by anything of tho nn
turo which has made the very word
Zeppelin a byword In civilized countries.
Mr..and Mrs. J. B. Jeter roturned
1W evening from n three weeks' visit
in Indianapolis and othor enstorn
points.
Tho B. P. O. Elks dancing club hold
an onjoynblo dance nt tho homo last
-evening. Tho attendance was larger
than usual.
Soft Water Shampoo, Electric Mas
sage. Oolites' lleauty Parlor, over 31c
Doiiald Slate Hank.
Miss Lillian McCrackon, who has
been visiting hor sister Mrs. H. M.
Grimes, will return to. Boulder, Col.,
Sunday. I
Tho Coatos Boauty Parlor lias mov
ed from over tho Hlnman garago to a
new location In tho McDonnld bank
building.
Dr. Geo. B. Dent hns boon spending
tho past few -days In Omaha, having
accompanied Mrs. Dent to that city
Tuosday night.
Rev. A. C. Hull is in Omaha thlB
week attending meetlugs of the Bap
tist educational committee nnd the
Baptist stifto board.
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jflwsr Edlth'Pnhbrsoh' loft yesterday
for'Choteau, Mont., to resumo hor
School ..work after sppnding the 'holi
day vacation with her pnrcnts.
Lost Crochotlng -bag, containing
money. Return "to Mrs. Robert Arm
strong and recelvo reward.
Roy and Dick Banks loft last night
for San Diogo, Cah, whero they have
boon called by tho Illness of tholr
mother, Mrs. W. T. Banks, A telogrnm
was recoived yesterday advising them
to'conie.
Tho knitting department of tho Red
Cross will make a shipment of knitted
goods tho early part of next week. All
thoso who hnvo knitted garments are
requested to complete nnd hand them
n as early as possible.
You must visit tho store each day
of tho sale. Many now lots arc being
brought out every day, all at bargain
prices at The Leader Mercantile Co.'s,
All tho millinery, Including pattern
hats, is being closed out at Tho Load
or Mercantile Co.'s. A tlmo to Bnvo
money.
Up to last evening GOO registrants
of" Lincoln counfy who had filed their
questlonalres, hud been classified, and
350 more will bo classified today. Tho
groatcr porcentago of thoso classified
havo gono into class one, which in
cludes all single men without absoluto
dopicndoncles or married mon who
havo been married since May 18th.'
My annual January salo begins the
Cth and lasts until ovory hat s sold. In
order to mako room for Spring goods
arriving I am closing out'ovory hat .at
very romarkablo figures. My hats
from $10.00 to $15.00 will bo sold nt $5.
Othors marked to soli up to $5.00 at
$1.50 and I will also have trimmed
hats for $1.00 and $.75 each.
VILLA WIIITTAKER at BLOCK'S.
Mrs. Magglo Rosondnhl was takon to
tho stato. asylum at Hastings this
morning by Mrs. Lottlo Kockon.
Mrs. Rosondnhl was sent to
tho asylum from Dawson County nnd
obtaining somo relief was paroled. In
Omaha advices stato that govern
ment oporatlon of rnllroads has boon
rosponslblo in hundrods of startling
changos affecting wostorn railroads.
Union Pnoluc, Missouri Pacific and
Burlington roads, In compllanco with
orders from 'jemltry McAdoo. huv.
stopped all freight nnd passongor so
liciting, and hundreds of solicitors
find- themselves out of positions. Tho
solicitors aro ordered to hold thom
selvcos in readiness for othor posi
tions, and nro instructed that tholr
salaries will continue for tho balnnco
of tho mouth Many of tho frolght
agents havo been Instructed to dovoto
thomsolvcs to tho Inspection of car-
loading and unloading, to boo that tho
cars aro. filled to capacity and un
loading is promptly dono. Advertis
ing dppartmcnts of all tho roads men
tioned havo boon practically wiped out
and advertising of all kinds brought to
a close. By govornmont ordors the
Missouri Pacific has boon given au
thority to uso tho Illinois Contral Mis.
sourl rivor bridge, a privilogo tho Mis
souri Pacific has been trying to so
curo for years. This gives tho Mis
souri Pacific ontrnncb. into Council
Bluffs and westorn Iowa.
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Dnrkcr Dread.
Lincoln county housowlvos should
not find fault nor complain if in tho
futuro their broad does not como out
f r flirt rtifAn nt ii1tttsv n rt i t n t rt 1 ttMi
will bo n reason for this darker .loaf,
and a good roason, for tho mills of
tho country tho North Platto electric
mills Included nro making flour by n
dlfforont procoss; a process directed
by tho govornmont As a result a
greater porcontngo of flour Is obtained
from tho whont, and tho quantity of
"shorts" is loss. Tho flour is not quito
so white, but it is moro nutrieiouB
and tho bread will havo greater hunger-staying
qualities and glvo greater
strongth nnd fat to tho consumer of it.
It is a govornmont regulation that
will help rathor than lnjuro ns.
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This week quite a number of Trlb
uno subscribers havo visited tho of
fico and planked down a year's sub
scription and romarked that thoy-had
ombarked on tho "pay ns you go tilan."
This is a good year nnd a good
tlmo of tho year to go on
tho cash system, and thoso who
adopt it will find nt tho ond of tho
year that it has taught them economy.
Wo bollovo that a good many peoplo
In town will agreo with us that a
telephone nnd an open account nt tho
grocors or butchers loads to a cer
tain oxtrnvagtinco that will not oc
cur' if tho party visits tho grocor or
butchor in porson nnd planks down
tho cash. Whon you hnndlo tho money
ploco at n tlmo you aro moro lively to
fully approcltlto Its valuo.
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Dr. Brock, Dentist, ovor Stono Drug
Storo. tf
Mr. Ford Owner,
watch out for the
"TWIS TER "
One of our competitors is resorting to what is
known with insurance men as "Twisting,"
which is unlawful in Nebraska, in trying
to induce Ford owners to
TRADE THEIR FORDS
for another make. If you are
Considering a Trade
we request, at least, a conference with you be
fore making any cHange. '
HENDY-0GIER AUTO CO.,
Phone 34 North Platte, Neb.
Had Hidden Wealth.
For twelve yoajr-s Michael Kennoy,
onco n Brooklyn water inspector, lived
In n smrtll furnlRhed room nt 2789 Mor
ris nvenuc, tho Bronx. Ho seldom' uhe meantime her husband moved to
Bpoko to nnyone, nnd when he Avns ac
cidentally asphyxiated, by gas tho po
lice had no way of ascertaining,
whether ho hnd any relatives.
It was known ho owned tho two
family houso In which ho occupied a
oom, nnd ho was given a dccentbur-.
lal. , ,.,,..-
Tubllc Administrator Hammer went
to tho Morris uvenue houso recently
nnd searched tho room in hope of
finding information which might lend
to relatives. In bureau drawers ho
found bank books representing depos
its of ?20,000. Under nn icebox thcro
was $2,011 In bills, and hidden in tho
hair of an old settee was $100 in gold.
X'-rth Platto and accopted employment
vjj,h tho U. P. At frosont tho hus
bitnd Is confined to tho house by pnou
monla. Going cast on u aBt frolght Tuesday
afternoon Unglncor Lawhcad, when
nca. Overton, notlcod .a woman ap
proach tho track. Whon tho ongino
was within thirty feet of tho woman,
Bho deliberately throw herself across
tho track, hor knees rostlng on tho
rail with her boHy on tho outaldo. Both
limbs woro Bovored. At tho investiga
tion it devolopod that the woman had
but lately been discharged from ono
of the stato insthio asylums,
With Coal Out of Sight
It is genuine economy to
heat small offices, cashiers'
booths nnd similar places
with a Perfection Heater.
Burns eight hours on one
gallon of kerosene.
It is more comfortable too, as
you can control the Perfection
Heater so as to give nny degree
of warmth you want.
Clean, good looking and dur
able; moved from placo to plitco
more cnily riinn n small chair.
Really inexpensive.
At hardware, furniture and de
partment stores.
Moro than 3,000,000 Perfection
Heaters now in use.
PERFECTION K.rour
gtee$ bat mull:
Standard Oil Company
(Nebraska)
Umaha
PERElflON
I LH EATERS
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