The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, October 03, 1919, Image 1
V 4 THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, NEB., OCTOBER 3, 1919. No. 76 1 win TWINO STARTS EHKCTION OF A NKW HOSl'ITAI, HACK HATHKD lUtKAKS OUT IX THIS CITY Dr. J. St Twlnom rocontly pur chased u lot of Dr. H. C. Hrock in tho 700 block on woat Flttli :md linH let' tho contract for tho erection of .1 hospltul thereon. The building will! ho smouldering Are of rnco lintrod which has boon notlsenblo since the murder of Conductor Massey broko out into a Hamo early yesterday morning v. hoi p. party of a dozen men set liavo a sufficient number of rooms to . fire to tho negro restaurant which oc accommodato eighteen pnttents vt cupled a smaU building on tho comer one time together with rooms for op- j soutu 0f tho depot The lire was act eratloi.s, office, matron's quarters,1 fron, tho outside and wna phobably kitchen and sun parlor cr lounging j'uidcd by the use of coal oil. A nogro roo,n' I employe of tho place who was In tho At one time,. It, was Dr. Twinem's building at the time, was told to va Intention to occupy, the third and "mooso ami be evidently did not wait fourth noors of his proposed new , for a 8ecoll(i command. Alter the fire building at the corner of Fifth and . lmd gotton a Bood atart tho rJoter3 Locust streets for hospital purposes, J departed, and soon thereafter some one turned In an alarm to which the department responded, but tho lire was not subdued until the Interior was destroyed. Several men at tho dopot! but later concluded that such would not bo advisable, hence the construc tion of tho building on west Fifth. ::o:: Mrs. Rebecca Wood left Monday ev ening for Omaha after a three weeks' visit in Lincoln county with her broth er W. W. Knotts and his sons of Wcllfleet, and' her niece Mrs. Jesse Kilnkel of this city. She attended tho i Lincoln county fair and sought tout historical points in our county that wero deeply interesting. She will visit relatives In Omaha this week, then will visit in Iowa and Wisconsin before returning to her home Grafton, West Virginia, in November. Thermostat bottles at Dixon's guaranteed not to break; $9.00 quart size. Though we have passed into Oc-1 ajtogethor to be desired, but as cltl tobor, we are having summer temper CITi' AM) COUNTY NEWS. itov. A. C. Hull returned this morn ing from a. week's visit to points In Montana. ' Silk ttiorgettc and '"npos do Chine I oui-ff i m! wauls, PfW lot cn mlo by Tim Loader Morcantllo Co. Tho nights of Columbus will In stall tho rocontly, olectcd officors next Wednesday, evening. Installation cor omonles will bo followed by a smoker. Adolph Hanson, who had been In servlco overseas and landed at Nor folk News Septembor 25th, arrived homo this morning. The stnto superintendent has desig- COL. MOItltOW HKKfi TO AJlltAMU: F()l PLAXK FLIGHTS Col. J. C. Morrow, director of the If. S. air service for tho Chicago di vision, arrived In town last evening and will remain tho greater part of CLKKK'S UNION OW5ANIZKD WITH KM) 3IK3rHEKS President a Very Sick Mini. Tho following bulletin was Issued last night by Dr. Grayson, chief phy- X. Organized Inbor in North Platte was alcian to ProBidonl Wilson: further augmented last evening by the "Tho president is a very Hick man. unionization of practically all tho His condition is loss favorahlo today iimin. and he romalnod in bed throuchoul louay looking over tho landing place 0s ortho olty.-ThlB dorks' union stnrtH tho day. ior me iraiisconunoniai nignis wnica . ... ,nomborshlt of 100. mniclnz "Aftor consultation with Dr. F start simultaneously from Now York u thc trollg0Bt Iubor organization in Dorcum of Plilladolplila. Drs. Sterling nd San Francisco on October 8th, towu cUlQr Umn Uw ra,lroad brother- Huffln and E. R. Stltt of Washington. twenty-Jlvo planes leaving New York hood8 Tho moetlug t0 orBanlzo waa who all agreed as to his condition, It west bound and twelve east bound hol(, at tho labor tom,)lo and tho ,lt. was dotorinined that absolute rest Is from San Francisco. The planes tcndaI1C0 of thoso d,rccUy interested ossontlal for some time." wjucn win participate in mis cnuur unco contest ombrnco practically all the typos in government service and was largo. , j Tho officers elected woro as follows: By no moans buy your wlntor blan- I Hnnrv Knhlnr nrniiinn mIh iniain kcts without first scoliig The Loader i the raco Is camnetltive in its nature. ri muo.l .,o. h 1 la to and butl er and as flrst plnCB to go to th(J pIlot.who flr3t ninunlck, second vlco-prosl- below tho other stores' prices." iho nrr nal 'raining schools In Lincoln rflurlftH tim nhioptivn nnii. ,i ,,ir "umuMi m-i-unu wto pasi county. There are 153 such schools in 1 S U 0 b give: to tho 1? IwnS dnt' ?El MoLaM c"rrcs,0Ild,S " ! , A"r white woman was assaulted . . I1" al80 U0 b'Veil lO tllO pilot SllOWlllg flnnim n dncrnfnrv I...nnnn1 llnilinnml . liv n nfttrrn In ninnlm WnHnnaitnv l.nt tho shortest actual Hying time. While PpnqilPor Maa sinoir nr.,ou nrmn. imm, n,u-Un f ni Wnn,i Wj. tho state. Most wonderful lino of women's and saw thc mob in action, but wero not ni,3fieP coais. SU113 "u urosses at; ablo to distinguish them. Tho owner of Mio restaurant, who is Bald to have conducted & very decent place, mo lested no one, and attended to his business, announces that ho will not attempt to re-engago In businss. His fumituro is a, total loss and ho car ried no Insurance. No law-abiding citizen in North , 1 Platte will excuse or condone this act in . ..... ui ursuu. mo iaci mai ine proprietor is a colored man does not make tho act less heinous than though he w.cre the pianos will all leave their starting points on tho same day, it is not prob- prlcea to fit your purse. The Leader, able that all will reach North Platto Mercantile Co. on tho same day, as with so nfany ma- Tho Peters Shoos, nono better, sold chines participating delays duo to en- only by, Tho Leader Mercantile Co. Our , ty1 ana ouier trouuio may uo ox- bor Union, big purchase of many months back peeled. The planes will not fly at " enables us to sell shoes at old prices, intent nor on Sundays and the flight We lit them all, men, women and chh- each day will bo short. Tho landing pondenl, Miss Helen Sousor recording ing tho mll'tary patrol In that city. secretary, Leonard Hobiusou gunrd ami Frank Dlstel guide. Tho lodgo was organized by R. C. CantlHi, .secretary .of the Cohtral Lr.- -: :o: :- dron station east of North Platte will bo Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Vernon, of Boone, Iowa, former well known rcsl- aturo during mid-day, and tho Ilrst killing frost is yet to appear. On the 12th of last April Thc Tribune man picked his first boquet of hyacinths from n bed, and he hopes to be able to pick asters up to October 12th, thus making a flower blooming season of six months that almost equals southern California. Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 148 white. Wo may detest the negro, wo ; dents, liavo been In town for a day may iook upon mm as a cltlzon not : 6r two vlsltlnir t.hMr nnn ti.ov v v i gc to Julesburg touay to visit for i zens wo cannot excuse mob violence Bhort time and then return here to re in any shape or form, for if we do in ; main for a week or so. x this caso, those guilty of the act will be led to believe that we approve of their lawlessness and this may lead them to commit oven graver offenses. Dixon carries nothing but the high-,81' Paul No W and tho flrst point west Mercantii0 Co est quality of white ivory toilet nr- at suiney- Two ot tho planes are of tides. tino a""""" Homuing type, which nro provided with two Liberty engines, and capable of carrying a ton or more of bombs; Colonel Morrow In company with Mayor Stroltz, L. C. Carroll, N. B. Buckley and others visited tho land ing Hold east of tho Lincoln highway bridge this morning and tho Colonol pronounced it satisfactory. An of ficer accompanied by a detail of eight men of the aviation servlco will ar- Mbst wonderful lino of woman's and misses' coats, suits and dresses at prices to lit your purse. Tho Leader Kodaks and films at thc Rcxall. Rev. C. F. Koch and Chas. Llerk go to Omaha Mo'nday night to attend the .Lutheran State Synod. Mrs). Koch. We are certain that a very great ma-1 " " ' , ""u' , ' T rlve ,n town next Mondtty and rcmn, jorlty of our people condemn tho pro- !llnH ZZ 1 T T ?,r8'tTVV. all the planes have passed. Thoy Keith, Tonight. GLADYS BROCKWELL IN AllRTlll Will frr no dnlarrniAn trs . ceedlngs of yesterday morning and , mlas-loiiary convenUon and lw .j . ontiy aro ready to stand up and be counted j wU1 th(J convontIon of , ther acts of lawlessness. Charloy Turner, the colored pprter at Rebhauscn made a bootlegger, and who Is said to be responsible for bringing to North Platto the tougher element of negroes, left town last night with the expecto tion never to return. ' Several white men, who recognized Turner as a disturbing element, advised him to men. Try the Rexall first. will bo quartered on tho landing field. As each piano arrives at St. Paul its arrival will be wired to tho officer in charge of the North Platto field, and in this way wo will bo advised ot its A score or more colored men, worn- approach, and tho samo will annlv as mauson'a barber shop, who has, 9? and chilUren, left .North Platto, on Ito advices from Sidney aB to the ar hlmself somewhat notorious as aifferp' jiiis 'hist evenii.g and iasvnvol' of the east boundplanog. ' ' "IB"hch In tt oecime niarmca over , uoionel Morrow stated that none of t,!tVle lnty-) reports that they would tho planes in the race would Have a bo l ,toJ' f-it of t-wn by force and speed of less than 100 miles an hour. concluliit to leao -hlle the goln,;j . ::o: : swas safe and easy ' Blankets, tho best, at The Leader Try the Rexall flrst. arerc""te Co. Tho Modern Woodmen will give a Mrs. C. J. Perkins and Mrs. J. T. free entertainment at the K. P. hall Murphy will leave Tuesdav niornlnc Beat Hune at Their Own Game. The most hateful chapter of tho work of science In wnr Mas tho In troduction of chemical warfare. The flrst gtts attack, on April '22, 11)15, and the five others that followed within little more than a month, found the nllles unprepared, and It was not un til September that they were able In nny wny to retaliate. But the Imme diate reply was one that did honor to science. Due to tho splendid work of the late Colonel Harrison n system of defense by gas masks, was established, In which the allies were for the greater part of the war far ahead of their ad versaries, who only succeeded In com Ing up to them by lenrnlng and "ony Ing our methods. II was lmpoMfot to estimate what would have been the. destruction caused by toxic gases but for these defensive measures. the throe dally papors did not publish nu account of the crime. Full elzo bed blankets on salo at Tho Leador Morcantllo Co.'sxat $2.45, $2.S)C, $3.45 and up. AVool nap blan kot3 tit $4.45,, $4.05, $5.45 and up. Our advice Is buy early. Tho Loader Mer- CillitllC l.O. Dbcon carries nothing but tile high est quality of white Ivory toilet ar ticles. ' ::o:: Christian Science service Sunday 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings every weak' at 8:00. A cordial invi tation Is extended to all to attend these services. Building & Loan build ing, room 25. : .o: : For Snle. North half of norteast quarter of Section 30, fl'wp. 15, Rungo 27, Lin coln county, Nob. Black sandy, loam. South end of Garfield table. Nine suc cessive crops. $1,000. Wrlto James A. Sloto. Hatfield. Ark. 75-3 i GUARANTEED NOT TO BREAK Waifs of a. Big City' At every turn the'y confront, you know the voice of the city? Do leave town, and this he consented to do. tomorrow evening to which the general for York, Neb., as delegates to the Puppies for sale. Call Black 395. public Is Invited. The program will stato convention of the W. C. T. U. Rev. Robert White, who recently re-j consist of impersonations and charac-. By no means buy your winter blan- 'rurned from Y. M. C. A. work over- j tor sketches by Chas. A. Drury and i;ot without first seeing Tho Leador i seas, spent part of yesterday In town motion pictures. No admission will be "Morcantllo Co. Tho best blankets way KEITH, SATURDAY. -LILA LEE IN "A DAUGHTER OF THE WOLF" Atmosphere and action. Scene of wonderful northern beauty, action of intense interest, a love story that is new and charming, a production that js elaborate and appealing. Two Part Comedy, "HER FIRST KISS I Special Tonight, Sunshine; comedy, "HER FIRST KISS.' while enroute to Scotts Bluff. He ex pects to locate in western Nebraska or Wyoming as pastor of a church. Rov. White was formerly a Presbyter aln minister of this city. Kodaks and films at the Rexall. ::o:: Clinton & Sou' will tale care of your Eye Ulass trouble; we guar. :i tee to give you satis faction. Sign of the Dig charged. The Peters Shoes, sold exclusively by Thi5 Leader Mercantile Co. The members of the Lutheran choir aBatstea ny their friends' 111 render a musical at tho Keith theatre October! 10th. Miss Irma Huffman will be one ! of the chief attractions The procoeo will bo used in the 'mrchaso of chol robes, tne procuring of which the choir has undertaken as Its task. The tlckeis will be on sale next week. ! below tho other stores' prices. Rastus' Ambition. Visitor Rastus Johnson Is very shiftless, Isn't he? Sninbo No, suh. Dat man am de most ambitious nlggah what Is. Visitor Ambitions? Sambo Yes, suh. He says he won't be satisfied until his wife am doln' al do wu5.blns in town. Life. AT THE Marinello Beauty Parlors In Connection Phone 199. The Style Shop Marinello Beauty Parlors In Connection Phone 199. SSUN THE US' 6 ATRE. LADIES AND MISSES OUTFITTINGS AND READY TO WEAR - Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday. WAISTS New Fall Waists, all sizes and colors in Crepe De Chine, Georgette, Satin, Plain, fancy or combina . tion effects up to $16.50 values, special at $11.75. APRONS Regular $1.50 and $1.75 house aprons, all sizes and patterns, special at IS. SKIRTS Ladies Fall and Winter Dress Skirts in the new fabrics and colors, all sizes up to 38-inch Waist measure. Regular $14.75 values. Special at FRIDAY etc v r i dome Bride STARRING Viola Dana .AND The Dare Devi! Queen WITH Charlie Chaplin. $11.75. Dresses 9 Wonderful creations of Silk, Satin, Charmeuse and Tricolette. Sensible street frocks of Serge and Tricotine. Combinations of Silk Georgette and lace evening gowns. SATURDAY "Roped" WITH Harry Carey ALSO 'Ship O'Hoy' WITH . Billy West. MONDAY "The Unknown Love" STAWIING Doloccs Cassinelle AND E. K. Lincoln AND "Elmo the Mighty". 9 ' '."it "i Speaking of Fall Footwear THERE is just as much difference lie tw.een our JOHN KELLY -shoes for women and the ordinary kind as there is between day and night. Take note of the grace the contour the sureness of style-design. As for the quality, the wear, the easy fitting, you just have to know t that the shoe is made by JOHN KELLY. In black, brown, kid, grey or bronze. E. T. Tramp 8z Sons. SHOE STORE.