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NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TIUIiUNE, Nebraska Directory Hotel Loyal, Omaha lake DodeeStrect Car From Statlont ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF RntPii f-00 P without bath. xulco l$1SoUp wltn bath. Tim tlotoH WHh a Roputation :H. . BRYANT Pronrlclors O. E. CARNCT SUSP 0 IT PAYS TO REAM DIRECT ALFALFA BUTTER Cfl OMAHA Ask us to put your name on our quotation list that you may compare our prices with others BmWMIUlBMrH Ml warn psffsr btbl BUYER55EU.tRS cattle hog$wsheep STOCK YARDS-OMAHAi Hess & Swoboda Special attention to ontsld orders lor floral designs bj mall or express. Quick Berries .1415 FAKNAA1 ST., OMAHA, NKUKASUA OMAHA PIPE CO. Importers and Jobbers PIPES AND SMOKERS' SUNDRIES EXPERT PIPE REPAIRING 1503 Howard Street, Omaha, Neb. VAH ARNAM DRESS PLEATING & BUTTON CO. 1 412-17 Paxton Block, Omaha, Neb JAccordlan, knife, side, space, box, 'sunburst and combination pleat' inp. neinsutcmnpr, picot edging, plnktap.rtichlnp.coverlnEr buttons, all ntjlcs and sizes. Price List free, Creamery and Cream Station Supplies Milk Bottles and Dairy Supplies, En Cases and Chicken Coops KENNEDY & PARSONS CO. 1309 Jones St 1901 E. 4th St. OMAHA SIOUX CITY THE "BLUES" Caused by mSWGSQN CUT Lj5ft mm nmnnmu MM CHICKENS INCREASE SAVINGS Importance of America's Future Naval Program WASHINGTON. Undo Sam's future nnvnl program Is beginning to ussunie greater Importance than ever because of the trend of events In the Pacific. Japan has gained a dominating position In the Orient and by virtue of her exploitation of China la des tined to become n power of such pro portions and resources that she will bo able at any time to challenge the control of the Pacific. Japan Is building a great navy as rapidly as her resources permit. At present her naval strength Is esti mated tit less than half that of the United States, but she Is specializing in tho construction of fast battle cruis ers, which many naval authorities be lieve will be tho determining factors In future nnvnl warfare. Tho Japanese naval program now under way will provide 73 cruisers of all classes, conipored with 47 cruisers of ull classes In the American navy. With the Philippines unfortified at Japan's door, with the Hawaiian Islands Insufllclcntly fortified In tho middle of the Pacific and containing a preponderant Japanese population, and with Japan ncqulrlng tho Germnn nrchl pelngocs In between, many statesmen are of tho opinion that tho United States should not neglect to mnlntaln n grentor naval strength than Japan's in all types of craft as Insurance ngalnst trouble In tho Pacific. Of course such views are not entertained by those who believe that tho League of Nations Is going to banish war forever. It is noteworthy, however, that President Wilson deemed It Important to send Admiral Rodman to the Pacific with an American fleet stronger in many respects thnn Japan's present available licet. Naval officials estimate that most of tho ships authorized in the 1010 pro gram will have been completed by netft year and nil of them by the summer of 1021. This will give the United Stntcs 41 first-class dreadnnughts, 21 bat tleships of tho second class, six battle cruisers, ten scout cruisers, 400 destroy ers, and 131 submarines. North Carolina Poultry Club Member Made Remarkable Record With Small Flock of Hens. (Prepared by tho United Btntca Depart ment of Agriculture) A not return of $2 a hen over a four months' period Is tho remarkable rec- , ord of a North Carolina poultry club ; member who, about tho mldtllo of Jan j uary, mated 15 White Leghorn hens I with a standard-bred male of the sumo j variety. During the ensuing four months these 35 hens inld 1,103 eggs. I Of this number 50 were placed In tho j Incubator, from whle'' 41 chicks wero hatched and all but five were raised. , The owner marketed six cockerels for . $3.G0. Ho now hns on hand 30 pullets. Ho sold .101 eggs for hatching purposes for $30.50, as well as M dozen innr- Aeid-Stemach llllltons ot people who worry, are despoil--dent, have spells ot mental depression, feel blue and are often melancholy, believe that these conditions are due to outside Influences over which they have little or no control Nearly always, however, they can be traced to an Internal source acid-stomach. Nor Is It to be wondered at. Acid-stomach, begin ning with such well defined symptoms as In. digestion, belching, heartburn, bloat, etc., will. If notchecked. In time affect to sums degree or other all the vital organs. The nervous system becomes deranged. Digestion .utters. The blood Is impoverished. Health and strength are undermined. The victim ot .acid-stomach, although he may not know the cause of his ailments, feels his hope, courage, ambition and energy slipping. And truly life Is dark not worth much to the man or woman who has acid-stomach! Get rid ot It! Don't let acid-stomach nold you back, wreck your health, make your days miserable, make you a victim of the "blues" and gloomy thoughts! There Is a marvelous modern remedy called KATON1C that brings, oh! such quick relief from your atomach miseries sets your stomach to rights makes It strong, cool, sweet and comfort able. Helps you get back your strength, vigor, vitality, enthusiasm and good cheer. So many thousands upon thousands ot sufferers have used BATONIC with such marvelously helpful results that we are sure you "will feel tho same way If you will Just give It trial. Oet a big 60 cent box of EATONIC -the good tasting tablets that you eat like a bit of candy from your druggist today. Ha will return your money If results are not oven more than you expect. Will "Gob" Also Be Put in Davy Jones' Locker? OFFICIAL Washington Is smiling over the episode of "Josephus and the Gob." Which Is to sny thnt out In San Francisco Secretary of the Navy Daniels fell afoul o the word "gob." "It is a short, ugly word, and I don't like It," said tho secretary. "It's not worthy of the men of our splendid fleet," and thereupon the honorable secretary consigned gob to the same fate which has already befallen star board, port, rum, whisky, grog and dress uniforms. But'out at tho Great Lakes naval training station near Chicago tho gobs apparently don't agree with Josephus. i From the commandant to the newest gob they agree that the nnvy, far from I fllcHIlncr "r.nli" rnrrnnlo If .t'lfli nfCnrt- tlon, respect, love, worship, veneration, delight nnd some other minor emotions, none of which are in the least like those felt by Mr. Daniels. Anywny, hero Is the reply that comes from Chicago which is tho" cause of Washington's smiles: "This 'gob is not a pretty word," tho secretary said. "It Is not only too absurd, but doesn't sound well-bred And so, to mo, It has occurred to knock it in tho head." "Aho-ee there," arose a cry from out a thousand throats. "Avast, belay, likewise stnnd by, nnd man tho second boats; At last this here Josephus guy has got tho navy goats." "ne changed our rum to liquids light" they checked some bitter sobs "He turned the 'starboard' Into 'right' nnd still we held our jobs; But now, by gosh, we quit wo fight stand fast, there WE ARB GOBS." jkk FATONiC ASTH1 ( TOR YOURACID-STOMACtO E-Z Sfove Polish AUTOMOBILES Din't fiat sound funny? E-Z is a v'd graphite paint. Prevents rutt. Coat vrheel rims with li-Z and tires will Hp off with no trouble Carry a can with you, appiy with rag. Martini Hartln,llfrs.,Chlcat'0 BRONCHITIS SUFFERERS Quick and Positive relief. nLANTOF." the world's greatest discovery. Guaran teed. Ask druzeist or write lor B. Urson Co., 2300 Clrard, S. Oept 7, Minneapolis, Mini. FARM FOR RENT Immediate Possession Rich land, part of a large successful Kstato. new buildings soft water, pavpd roads, wain line it. It., on State lliubwjy, good markets, bluh school, grade schools, oburcbus, Kood American neighbors. Land plowed and read; to ko on at any time. Will con sider only good liard-norklng honest farmers who know a real opportunity and who want to boCotui owners themselves. Will give a flvo year lease and yon can average from ISO to 175 per acre per year as yonr share. You must have live stock, Implements, and some money, Vou must be willing to'work hard fidajs a week. Vor that kind of a man will beglvsn a chance to own a place for blmself. Land produces two crops year. Ilest grain, alfalfa, truck, frulu cat tle and hoif feeding and dairying farms In America, Located In Han Joaquin Valley, CallfornlaatCbow chllla near r'rosnn. Farms all about this estate owned by 4U0 middle western farmers and bankers Write quick and tell me all abont jourself-llst your family, live stock and Implements. State In detail your financial condition. It you mean buelnets I can rent yon from tsu to 800 acres or employ you as Farm Managor. Don't hesitate don put It off. TeU me ull about yourself and 1 will call, This Is nnop portunlty of a life tlmo for several men and their lamlllos. Addreaa EASTERN TRUSTEE Suite 617 109 N. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Club Boy Feeding His Flock. ket eggs for $20.07, making a total In come from his small flock of $51.80. The cost of feeding the flock during this time wns $21.40, which leaves a net return of $33.40. This record is by no means excep tional, as, with the coming of tho poul try club nnd with the development of enthusiasm among Its members, egg producing as well ns flock Income re turns, has greatly Increased In every section. Properly developed and fostered, poultry Is one of tho most profitable side-lines In which most farmers cud become Interested, and, at present, there Is hardly any nctlvlty of modern farming which will pny better than the maintenance and production of goot? poultry. GOOD SCALY LEG TREATMENT To Understand Scenery Now Enjoyed Emotionally THIS Is tho dny of emotional enjoyment of nntlonal park scenery. Tomorrow Is to be the day of appreciative enjoyment of national park scenery. In other words, various factors In tho national movement have united In a campaign of education of tho people so that they may double their enjoy ment by having an understanding of the scenery they now enjoy only emo tionally. A work of this scope Is a large undertaking. Nevertheless, this fact helps to lessen the undertaking. The natlonnl parks of America are not onjy the subllmest areas of natural beauty easily accessible, but are also tho completcst expression of tho his tory of the earth In Its mnking. More over nature has spread her records so that anybody with understanding may read; they are accessible to all. When tho day of the understanding of scenery comes and the American tourist views with real appreciation tho stream-made Grand Canyon abyss, the giant crater of a vanished volcano that holds Crater lake, the Yosemlte valley, glacier-dug; tho nnked granite core of the Rockies in Rocky mountain, nnd the old, old ico-enrved shales of ninny-colored Glacier, his enjoyment will be greater In proportion to his knowledge. For no man can take out from nature's beuuty more than ho puts In which is to say that wo enjoy according to our experience and capacity. Dip Affected Parts In Crude Oil or Kerosene One Submersion Is Usually Sufficient. Scaly leg Is caused by a small mite which burrows underneath the scales of tho legs, where It feeds and lays Its minute eggs. The legs bocomo st sore at times thnt fowls are unable to neratch for food or set on tho roost. Tho treatment consists of dipping the logs in crude oil. If not conven ient pure kerosene may bo used. Dip early enough so that the oil will drj before tho fowls go on tho roost, and be careful that tho oil does not get on tho fenthers. One treatment is usually sufficient, but if tho old scales have not peeled off after 30 days li should be repented. LAYERS IN GOOD CONDITION Eggs Can Be Produced in Fail and Early Winter as Easy as Spring if Hens Get Feed. If tho hens are In good condition the poultry keeper can get eggs just as well In the fall and early winter ns In spring, If they are fed exactly 12 hours apart every day In tho year, and have ample time to eat tho feed before go ing to roost. Professor Rico has the results of many practical tests made at Comejl and elsewhere to provo this statement. Why Mexicans Know Americans Can and Will Fight SOME of the members of congress from tho border states ure all "net up" over the Mexican situation uud say somo forcible things In debate. Rep resentative Hudspeth of Texns, a Democrat, made a speecli the other day unu saiu among otner tilings, in con- PULWMM W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 41-1919. The New Class. "Willie, nnino one of tho specula tive sciences." "Geography." The greatest dividend in human life is happiness. fAJ? Nlfito nntl Mornlntf. WJlJlMC Have Strong. Healtfy Eye: If they lire, Itch, "Tor d&Xfi W smart or uum, u oorcy Z. rvrC Irritated, Inflamed or YOUR LYt5 GranuIated,useMunno often. Soothes. Refreshes. Safe for Infantor Adult. At all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Boo!:. KurfK Eji Sumdj C Calais NO -1 HO FERSET THAT US GRINGOS. C0M0 0ABL0S nectlon with the Emerson resolution, which directs intervent'on: "You muy sny it means war. I i sny It does not mean war. They have not forgotten, gentlemen, when Zach nry Taylor went almost to tho City of Mexico wltli 0,000 troops and whipped Santa Anna at Buena Vista. They have not forgotten when Gen. Win field Scott visited Mexico and whipped Santa Annn at Chnpultepcc. Santa Anna had 25,000 troops and Scott had only 5,000. They have not forgotten that the 'grlngocs' can and will fight. They have not forgotten that Snm nouston and his 080 coonskln cap and flint lock frontiersmen vanquished Santa Annn with 1,800 of picked troops at San Jacinto, whore a nation wns born In the short space of 18 minutes. They hnvo not forgotten the tlmo when old Sam Houston rodo hltfwhlto horse, lend ing those unconquerablo frontiersmen against Santn Anna at San Jacinto sing ing that love song, 'Come to the bower I have shaded for thee.' When ho put the fear of God Into them with tho minlo balls from tho mnzzlo of tho flintlocks und the craven cownrds, when they saw deatli approaching, fell upon their knees In front of Houston nnd his gallant frontiersmen und pleaded, 'mo no Alamo ; mo no Goliad,' when their hands at that tlmo wero red with tho blood of tho dead heroes of both places. No I They have not forgotten tho Alumo, where Crockett died, where Fannin died, whore Bowie died, where Travis drew his line and said, 'Every mnn who wants to dlo for tho liberty of Texas como across this lluo,' and every man crossed. No; they know Americans will fight." Don't overstock your land. Keep house and yard clean. Provide u nest for each four or flvo hens. Don't keep a male bird. Hena lay just as well without a mule. All ducks should bo mnrketed when they aro from eight to ten weeks old If tho most profit Is to bo niado from them. When fowls do not hnvo access to nutural green feed, sprouted oats, cab bage, mangels, cut clover, etc., should bo fed. If tho chicks appear droopy molsteD tho down on their heads nnd sourer for head lice. If tuese Uco aro found use hand lico ointment or vnsellno oi sweet oil. It Is good practice to separato with in rensounble limits the growing stock according to ago. Smaller chicks should not bo crowded from tho feed ing troughs nor harrlet by tho strong er and older ones. F&rmevJones Syrup is Better First, last and all tho time wo maintain tho quality 1 Its excellence cannot bo duplicated. It'a wholesome, economical and delicious. Naturo holpo us. Tho cano is grown under our supervision from Beed chosen under direction of our own agricultural experts. By un exclusive fitubusu wi jumiujiitiuru wo kogu mo punty nnu Roouncss wmcn como . l i . i , , ... a rum uio bwuui, juicca ot mo Borgnum. we includo sugar syrup with nn addition of corn syrup to provent fermentation. farmer Jones v Sorghum Blend Syrup Stnd name for our new FREE Recipt Book. Moos ffrnslos without this elrnature: Thi Fort Scott syrup Sonohum Co. Wumfactaw of UM CoaiCBm & tpg -1IS?ga THE WT WAY... In all cases ot DIstompor, Pinkoye, Influ enza, Colds, otc: of ell horses, brood mnres, colts, uuuons, is to m THEM" On their tonguo or in the feed put Hnnhn's T.lnlllil rnmnmm.l OI,,. . remedy to oil of them It nets on tho blood and elands. It routs tho disease by expelling1 tho dlsenso Rerms. It wards oft tho trouble no Mat r how they aro "exposed." Absolutely freo from any thing injurious. A child can safely talco It. Sold bv (lmcrrrlntB- linrnnna il-nlnt-n or sent express paid by tho manu faoturors. Speclnl Acenu Wanted. SPOHN KV.EDICAL CO., GOSHEN, END., U.S. A. jfan. j I 3V l?fcs. (k. motorized macnincry on Qb m i I I ! Earn from $200 to $400 a month as an Auto and iractor mecnanic or be your own mechanic Tor . i i i . . . . I.vr7i . nit ruction In ,MmmK?Cv?v!rjNrtii .iir. tiiio ww r Town.. .. Stnte. Addreait 2-132 O Nt Lincoln Auto and Tractor School, Llucolu, Nrhr. His invulnerability. "No, I do not think you are deceiv ing me," replied old Festus Pester, to the somewhat disgruntled Inquiry of the purveyor of oil stock. "In fact, I know you are not. No ono enn de ceive me about oil stock. I am per fectly aware that not more than one person In every thousnnd who invests In that sort of truck ever even gets his money back. If It wore of any ac count, my young friend, you would not ho peddling It nrountl." Kansas City Star. Incentive to Realism. "Say," said the stage manager to the heavy villain, "you've got to cut down a little on that murder scene with the bishop. You had tho women in tho house hysterical last night. It wns too realistic!" "I can't help it," growled the vil lain. "Thnt guy borrowed four bits from nio last payday and won't como across." Richmond Times DIspntch. Political Boundaries. "Johnny, you hnven't studied your geogrnphy lesson." "Not very well,' confessed the youngster. "But father says that geography Is one of tho most difficult und uncertain studies now before the public." A man expects rounds of applauso when he begins to climb tho ladder of fame. Ignorance Is bliss until It begins to nssoclato with egotism. His Sprinting Days Ended. "I've Just been out to visit tho grave of poor Plkosly in Green Hill ceme tery." "He was a good friend of yours." "Yes, wo commuted together for nearly twenty years, night nnd morn ing. It seems strange to think of Plkosly sleeplnp there quietly and nev er lifting a finger when the eight o' clock local blows for Green Hill stn tlon, on Its way to town." Birming ham Age-IIerald. Softened the Censure. The small girl Is proud of the fact that site goes to kindergarten nnd is always glatl to Instruct her 'smaller sister In tho various plays Rhe. has learned at school. When It enmo to teaching tho tot to do one of tho dances, however, her patience was sorely tried and finally she said to her: "Well, dear, that Isn't tho way to do it: but you're cuto anyway." Both Supplied. "We have an old family knocker on our front door.' t "We have one Inside." If you once get Into tho hnblt of telling the truth you will find It much easier than lying. Men listen when money tnlks. Prob ubly that Is why wo sometimes hear of hush money. Tho loss some people have to say the more dlfllcult It Is fur them not to sny It. 1- fap m umt I Cereal A Drink That's Part of the Meal Kas a flavor thaiis sure? "to please. An eco nomical factor in housekeeping. A health builder, used instead of coffee No Raise in Price Two sizes usually sold at 15 &, 25 Md by Postum Cereal Company Buttle CreeH, Michigan.
