The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, June 21, 1918, Image 8
IRA L. HAKE, Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION KATES: Ono Year br Mall In Advance. .. .$1.2 One Ycor by Cnrrlcr In Adrnnco $J J0 Bntored at North Platte. Nebraska, Postofflco afl Second Class Matter. FRIDAY, JUNK 21, 1918. Writings of tlio Into 31 r. limit. Not many of our people know that tho lato John Bratt had literary tastes, unit such -was truo, and during his lator years ho not only wroto his autobiography, but was tho author of many poems. Both tho autobiography and tho pooms will bo later published by tho family for dlstlbutloa among friends. Two of Mr. Bratt'K poems wore read at his funoral, and they are of so much merit that wo ro-produco them! GROWING OLD. (By John Bratt.) A little moro tired at tho closo of day, A llttlo loss anxious to have my way, A llttlo less ready to scold and blame, A llttlo more caro for a brothor's natno; And so I am ncaring my Journoy's and Whoro TImo and Etornlty meet and menu. 4 A llttlo less care for bonds and gold, A llttlo moro zest In tho days of old, A broader vlow and a sanor mind, Ana a llttlo moro love for all man kind; 1 A llttlo moro caroful of what I say, And thus ' I am traveling down tho way, A little moro lovo for tho friends of youth, A llttlo less zeal for established truth, A llttlo moro charity In my views, A llttlo loss thirst for tho daily news; , . And so I am folding- my tout away And passing In sllonco at closo of day. A llttlo moro tlmo to Bit and droam, A llttlo moro real aro tho things unsoon. A llttlo bit noaror to thoso ahoad, With visions of thoso long loved and (load; And ho I am going whoro all milst go To a placo tho living may novor know. A llttlo moro laughter, a fow'moro tears, And I will havo told my Increasing years, . Tho book will bo closed and tho prayers bo said, And I will bo ono or tho countloss , dead; Thrlco happy, then, If some soul can Bay I lived bocauso ho has passod this way. 1 SATURDAY NIGHT. (By John Bratt.) When tho toll of tho week dayB aro ovor And rest comoa to niusclo and brain, Thoro'e a fooling of poaco and thanks giving For rosplto from wearlsomo strain. Then tho tasks and tlio cares aro for gotton, Tho hearts that woro heavy grow light, For tho weary aro thon realizing Tho blessings or Saturday night. Timo of rest, by tho millions awaited, How gladly its coming thoy groot, For it takes thom from tlio din of tho workshop Tho Btrifo of tho mart and tho street Llko tho vessels long tosBed by tho ocean That gladly some friendly port sook, Thoy rojoico as thoy enter tho havon That's found at tho end of tho weok. Thon tho brain that lo wcarlod'or thinking, Tho hand thut is stiffened by toll, Find a soason or sweet relaxation That's frco from all caro and turmoil. Then tho smiles come agaln to tho faces And laughter floats out on tho air, Tho complaints and tho sorrows aro banished And all In tho gayoty sharo. There's a wholo day or rost still bo- foro thom, But swiftly its moments will fly, So tho tonics and tlio enrca aro for- gottan, T And tho hoartn that woro heavy grow light WJi earth's' wttary Millions Uius wot com o Tho coming of Saturday night. ---::oi:- "A Modern Muskotoer.w Tho next tlmo you goto tho Grand Canyon In' Arizona, take along tho family olothos lino and when you got thoro tlo It from ono 'proclplco to an other dvexlty and hack to a high os carpmont again,, and thon procood to climb it up and down, ir possible, BOClirO tllft snrvifiOB nt n nrnllv nlv. toon-year-old girl with blond curls and a hanlmznril mnlln mill anvn ey from tho IIopI Indiana by carrying ur tin your duck us you go nr.nu ovor hand Bovoral hundred foot on your ropo, wiiii tno canyon yawna beneath you. In case you don't caro for this form of winter oxorclso, tho noxt boat thing you can do Is to Bequester onougn junoya to tnko you to the KoltU Thtoatro whoro "A Modern Mllakoioor" will linw MnrwUlv nn.1 Tuesday. Tlmt'a tho name of Doug Fairbanks' nwoat Artcraft film ploco. Doug is ordained through pro-natal Inlluonco whatovor that Is to bo bo chrlvalrous and horoio that ho Bavos fair maidens right and loft, to tho dls tross of moBt or thom and tho high umusomont of thoso who uro privileg ed to boo him do It on tho sereon. In tho doing Mr. Fairbanks gets away with ten or a dozen hairbreadth Btunts Buclwna tho mind or normal man novor concolvcd. And doos ho win tho slxtoon-year.old "blond pippin In ond? Weil, it you wero "tho girl, what would you say? Tho North Platto Electric Mills nef?da a few loads of ryo for milling JWIICHELIN users have A7 sometimes wondered hoW it can be possible to sell Mjchelins at such low prices in view of the unsur passed quality which is .built into these tires. The answer lies in the Michelin Watchword: Economical Efficiency. Ever; since Michelin in vented the pneumatic auto mobile tire 23 years ago, Michelin engineers and efficiency experts -t have VULCANIZING ACrFnwr 1 NEBRASKA RUBBER WORKS Gth & LOCUST. FILLING STATION. PHONE 805 - SOLDIER LIFE ISN'T BAD SAYS HARRY LANNIN. Tho Trlbuho.Svha loft with slxtoon others last Snttirrinv for flirt tmlnlni. scnooi at tuo Btato univorslty writes: vou -wo got noro aiior a slow trip on a dirty train and thon thoy marched ub about a mllo down tho etroot in a hot sun and when wo arrived at tho university wo woro auro tlrod, Tho last four dava wo hfiVft linnn lnnrnlnf! how to drill. Our measures havo boon' taKon and I prcsumo wo will soon, navo our unironns. If yam don't' Wankoil. tlio Hnliltnr llfA lon'f ln,li tin- i nearly so irkBomo . as I thought It! would bo boforo getting Into it. Tho' oincors aro suro good follows, we got pioiuy 10 eai at overy meal ana tho food la good enough for anybody." Do U11V of our rnnrinrit lmnw Vfirnf.' i ;u; ; jomunsir u bo pieaso mrorm him that his It. O. T. C. coat awaits him n t tilt a nfftfm hnvtnrp hnnn on tho road west of town. Hard work acts unfavorably on. tlio body that ds bllloua or cohBtlpatcd : producing low spirits, weakness and losa of energy. Prickly Ash Blttors Is a Bystom cleanser anil Invlunrafnr It creates energy, good appotito and choerfulnoss, Prico $1.25 Ipor bottlo. uupnniore-uont urug uo. Special Agonis. iiiimm rmiM ill . The Operators Know the Signals o? the Smiling Voices Any telephone oporatcr can point to certain switch board sinml8 that aunounco tho calls of persona for whom it la a genulno pleasure to establish connections whose consideration of her is as gracious as though they spoke to her faco to faoe. If you woro ono of the young women at tho telephone switchboard, wouldn't courtesy and kindness on the port of thoso you servo holp you do your best? I 1 llctm aeawnRtmucsKcaai HELIN .... ... j VM Vg fircpuymg Organization studied means of produc ing and selling tires more efficiently. Every expenditure that will result in better tires or ser vice has been cheerfully made; but every expense that would not stand this test is scrupulously avoided. Economical Efficiency has enabled Michelin to supply tho- motoring world with "better tires, for less money.'V WMICA, EFFICIENCY" Tho Ognllaln Hound Up. Tho Third annual Round Up . at Ogallala,.Nob., July 3, 4 and 5 is- one of tho big attractions of tho stato which attracts people from all over tho union. Ogallala was tho ond of tho old Texas Trail 'and tho Hound Up is given to porpebmto tho memory of tho old days. Big purses aro given, for twelve ovonta (Including Cow boya bucking horao contest, SOder' bull dogging. Stoer roping and Cow glrla bucking horao riding. Tho Round ITp ia given under the auapfcos of tho Koith County Com munity Club which has mado an on vlablo roputatlon hy giyiiiff a big show at modorato prices. ::o:j- ' Notice to Uuthers. Notico Is heroby given that any party caught or known to bo swimming, with out regulation bathing suits, in tho rlvor near tho south rlvor brldgo or in tho irrigation ditch near tho west cemotory, will ho arrested and fined to tho full oxtont of tho law. Remember this notico and act accordingly. 45-2 A. J. SALISBURY, Sheriff ;:o:: Christian Sclenco sorvlco Sundav at 11 a. m.. Sunday school 12 noon. Wed nesday ovonlilg meetings 8 p. m., Bulld K andJLoan building. Room 25 NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY Sure I'oml lluy Wur SavlntiH yiuiupN uil I,Urr(y nomU coannssioNEits' proceedings. Juno 17, 1918. Board met pursuant to adjournment, iprespnt Horalughausen, Koch ana County Clerk. Claims woro allowed as follows: Claif or A, H. Stack, for bridge plank or District 10, $10.35. A. H. Stack, labor 'putting plank In bridge, $7.00. O. L. Johnson, dragging roads, Com. Dlst 2, $10.50. John Miulrhoad, dragging roads, Dlst 1, $7.50. Vesper McCormlck, hauling gravel, Dlst 1 $87.00; disallowed for $3.00. Sundry persons, hauling- gravel, Dist 1, $150.00 Joo Snios. haullnc cravol. DlsfL l. 26.40. S. B. Marr. houso rout conntv nnnr. $9.00. v John FrazHor. brldme iinsrwwtrr. month of May, $125.00. N ? North Platto Gonl. Hodnit&I.'feorvtaaR county poor, $46.70. Chas. Kloln, hauling and construct ing brldgo in Districts 42 and 21 Aujourneu until Juno 34, litis. A. S. ALLEN", County Clerk. .:o:; Moro for vonr lildns unit nil lfl nil a nf Junk at tho North Platto Illdo, Iron anu Aiotai uo. ill w. ctn St Opposlto tho Postofflco. Hospital Phono Black 633. House Phone Black 633 W. T. PltlTCHARl). Orndunto Veterinarian Eight ycar a Govornmont Veterinar ian. Hospital 218, south Locust St. ono-half block Bouthwest of tho Court Houso. THE IMPORTED PERCHERON STALLION "NABOB" No. 97352 Willi make tho season or 1918 -as fol lows: ' Tuesdays, Thnsdnys and Satur days at tho Mogcnscn Feed and Sale Bnrn, North Platto, Nob., beginning April 0th. llnlnnco of tho wcok, except Sunday, nt my farm six miles west of North Platto and three-fourths of a nillo southeast of BIrdwood Bwltch. NABOB -Was foalod May 24, 1913, and Imported with Ids. mothor by North & Robinson, of Grand Island, in July, 1913. Was bred by M. Des- pros, popartmont or Orno, in Franco, This horao weighs 1780, is clean and sound In overy particular, and is as good aa you will find nnywhoro. Wo invito you to como and seo this uorso. TERMS- $lti.00 to insure colt to stand and siiok'i If mares aro dis posed or or Jeavo tho country aorvlco fee bocomoo duo and payablo at onco. Caro will bo taken to (prevent accl dents, hue should any oicx stallion lit A owner win not do rsponBiDio. FRANK STROLLBERG, OWNEH. War News. VSoorotary Baker has withdrawn hla opposition of tho draft ago limit from 18,. to 45. Early roports on tho re classification of men by local boards Indicate that 250,000 men taken from Other classes will bo placed In class one. A plan is under way for training troops of tho South American republic in ino un noil Miruna nnn t tMncr tnnm for sorvico in Franco. War botweon tho United States and Turkey now looms as a result of tho Sacklnir of tlio Anirtrlnnn linanltnl nt Tabriz, Porala, by Invading Turkish troops anu tno Beizuro or tho Amori cani and British ctturiai)ilntn. Florco attacks aro being made by uie Austrians to ovorcomo the Italian rosistancn Jllnnir thn Plnvn lnt flin An. fonsivo lino still holds. Apparently tno enemy sees nis only nopo of suc cess In enlarging his gains across tlio PlaVO. havlntr linn irlvon i illnnotrnna chock in tho mountains from west of ABlngo to tho Plavo. standing firmly before tho war strickon city of Rhelms, tho French havo feheckod a nnw finrmnn ,i,Hirn launched Wednesday night five days nitor tno otronsivo on tho Montdldler Noyon lino came to a halt. In the fltrhtlne tho actlvo lmltlf frnni hno boon extended to a point five miles southeast of tho Cathedral city. Tho iront over winch tlio now attack was launched la annrnximntnlv 14 -mlloa in length. The entire ostato In thin Mrs. Lily Busch, widow of Adolphus Louis, Mo., has been taken over by the government under tho alien property law, and Allen Property CuBtodian Palmor is planning to offer it for aalo. Mr. and Mrs. J. T Stuart announce the marriage of itheir daughter Ireno to -Hniirv V.. .Tnrnlm nt nnnva which took placo "Wednesday. The young couple will reside 4n Denver. ::o:: , Sour belching and a burning Bensa tlon in tho throat is a Bymptom of In-1 digestion, and Indigestion leads to diseases that aro serious. Take Prick ly Asll Blttors. It corrects tlin rtlfMMvn trouble, purifies the stomach and bowols and makes you fool good. Price $1.25 per bottlo. Gummere-Dent Drug Co, Special Agents. Notice of Final Report. Estate No. 1528 of William M. Hay, deceased In tho county court of Lincoln county, Nebraska. Tho state of Nebraska, to all persons Interested in said Estate tako notice that tho administratrix has filed a final account and rep6rt of her admin istration and a petition for final settlo mon and discharo as such admin istration and for final decreo or dis tributing which havo oeen sot for hear ing beforo said court on July Gth, 1918 at 10 o'clock a. m. ,whon you may ap pear and contest tho samo. Dated June 8th, 1918. . WM. H. C. WOODHURST, Jll-3wks. County Judge. Sheriffs Sale. By virtue of an order or sale issued from the - District Court or Lincoln connty, Nebraska, upon a decree or foreclosuro rendered jn said Court wherein James A. Flke, Is plaintiff, and Will Outtrlm is defendant, and to rao directed. I will on Mm mth h July, 1918, at 2 o'clock p. in., at the uiiut iront uoor or tno uourt Houso In North Platto, Lincoln county, Ne braska, Bell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy sahl decreo, Interest and costs, the j . . . .. imiuwiug uuaurjuixi property to-wit: Northwest ono-fourth (NW) of section twenty-nino (29) in township sixteen (16) north of range thirty-two f32) West Of tllO HlYtll T TVT T.lnnnln County, Nobraska. " uated North Platto, Neb., Juno 10th, 1918. A. J. SALISBURY, Sheriff. ITotlco of Fnnl Report. Estate No. 15215 nf TTnnrv V DrmTVIrn deceased In thoocunty court of Lincoln uoumy, iNcurosKa. Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all persons intorested in said TCntntn tni that tho administratrix has filed a final aCCOUnt and ronnrt of hnr ndinlnlsilrn. Hon and" a petition for final settlement ana cuscnargo as sucn administratrix, which havo heen set for hearing ho roro said court on tfnlv nth. mis nt o o'clock a. m., when you may appear and contest tue same. Dated Juno 10th, 1918. WM. H. C. WOODHURST. lll-3wks. County Judge. Notico of Petition. Estate No. 1665 of Carollno Tcltlz, decoased In tho county court of Lin coln county, Nebraska. Tho Btato or Nebraska, To all per sons Interested in said Estate take notico that a petition has boon filed for tho nrohato of tho lnnt. will nnii testament of Caroline Tolitz and tho appointment of Oscar J. Sandall as Ex. ecutor of said will of Carollno Tolitz Which hOB been Sfit for hpnrlrnr linrntn on Juno 28, 1918, nt 9 o'clock, a. m.. in uio wounty uourt uoom m saw county. Dated May 29. 1918. Wm. a WOODHURST, County Judge. J4-25. Notice to Creditor. EBtato No. 1559 of Marie L. Cohn, deceased in tho county court of Lincoln .county, Nebraska, Tho Stato of Nobraska, sa: Creditors of said estate will talco notice that the tlmo limited for presentation and nllng of claims against said Estate Is Sept. .28 tli, 1018, and for settlement of said Estate Is May 24th, ldl9; that I will sit at tho county court room Jn said county on June 28, 1918 at 9 o'clock a. m. and on Sopt. 28, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. in., to receive, examine, hear, or adjust all claims and objections duly nid. Wm. II. C. WOODHURST. Co. Judge. NoUco of Final Report. Estato No, 1478 of Josoph M. Wil son, deceased in tlio county court of Linroln county, Nebraska. Tho Btato, of Nohraska, to all per sons intorested in said ostato take notico that tho Executrix bus filed a final account and report of her admin istration and a potltlon for final Bottlomont and dlscuarga as such, which havo been sot for hoaring bo fore said court on July 12th, 1918, at to o ' lock a. :n , vuon you may appear and contest tho eamo. Dated Juno 15, 1918. Wm. H. C. WOODHURST, JlR-",k Count Judgo. Ttfe Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Co. Announces Hint It Is prepared to fur nlsh nil consumers with DEEP TVELL Artlflcnl Ice PHONE 40 and your orders will be Promptly Filled. SCHINERNGER UNDERTAKING COMPANY. NORTH PLATTE'S MODERN FUNERAL HOME. AUTO SERVICE LADY ATTENDANT PRIVATE CHAPEL PHONES DAY 623. NIGHT 030. 609 LOCUST. Wanted Rags 2 Gents a Pound. Must by dry and packed in sacks. We pay big price for Scrap Iron and all kinds of Metal. L LIPSHITZ NORTH PLATTE .General Hospital.. (Incorporated) One Hall Block North ol Postofticc. Phone 58 A modern institution for the scientific treatment of medical, surgical and confinement cases. Completoly equipped X-Rny and diagnostic laboratories. Staff: s Geo. B. Dent. M. D. , V. Lucas, M. D. J.B. ReJSeld. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D. GEO. B. DENT, riisylclnn and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to 8nrcry and Obstretrlcs. Office: Building & Loan Building Phones: Office 130, Residence 116 Bit. HAROLD A. FENJTEK Osteopath. Helton Building Office hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. Phones Office Black 333 Res. Black 10Z0 J. B. REDFIEL1). PHYSICIAN & SU11GEON Successor to Drs. Redfleld & Redfleld PHYSICIAN &! SURGEONS HOSPITAL Office Phone 642 Res. Phono 07a Office phone 241. Res. phone 217 L. C. DROST, Osteopathic Physician. North Platte, - - Nebraska. Knights of Columbus Building. DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLET Practice Limited to Surpory and ltadluin Therapy 7S8 City Natlonnl Bank Building. Omaha, Nebraska. Phone 308 ALBERT A. LANE, Dentist Rooms 1 and 2 Bolton Building North Platto, Nebraska. All Kinds of nomslUchlnp; Done Now Machines sold on paymonts. Also second hand iiinchlncs. Singer Sowing Mnclilno Co. 1& Block north of Post Office. North I'lnttc, Nebraska, DERBTBERRY & FORBES, Licensed Embamors Undertakers and Funoral Directors Day Phono 234. Night Phono Black 538. PLATTE Y ALLEY MOUJf MENTAL WORKS. Granite and mnrblo headstones. The only shop tn the city. Equipped with pnuimatlo machinery. Lettorlng neat ly done. All work irunranteed. WOOD GATE & ABERNATny, Corner 7fli and Locust, North Potto.