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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1919)
Crystal Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow 4 MITCHELL LEWIS -i' The Faith of the Strong In a country, whoro nature rulos nnd man obeys lived Paul LaRuo big of i..i r. 5iil4rt(,',1innrT-' lihUjUnliOWfiil 'tt IrlOflUBIllP SO UUUIUI, 10 strung uuu no humanpowor could destroy It- Mr. Krausc, who recently came here from West Point, baa begun the con struction of a. resldcnco In tbo 800 block on wost Fourth stroot For Sale A nice now residence property last houso on North Maplo. For price soo L. D. McFnrland, 200G oat 4th street Phono Red 732. Gordon Love suffered an Infection Play Tic Game. 31AYNAUI) IS WINNER Or TIIK Alter battling through four poriods TRANS-CONTINENTAL JtACK. of fifteen minutes each, the foot ball game played on tho local grounds Frl-, Lieut. B. W. Maynard won the trans day alternoon botweon the North Platte continental air ratio when he landed at and Kearney high school teams re suited In a scoreloss tic. Once Kear ney vorked near tho goal, and just boforo tho close of the fourth period North Platte got tho ball on tho seven of an eyo Friday and tho trouble bo- yard lino and made a drop kick that onmo so painful that in company with fulled. Tho gamo was rathor savagely Itay Cnntlln he wont to Omaha Friday fought, tbo Kearney players, it is said. night, usiniK mo icneo kick oh eve ui u Mincola field on his return trip at ton minutes boforo two o'clock Saturday aftornoon. On tho round trip he trav eled 5,200 miles nnd his actual Hying time was about fifty hours. Death winged its tragic flight with the army's groat trans-contlnontal air derby. Ten lives hnd been tho toll to tho tlmo Lieut. li. aiaynaru North Platte plnyors, and two or three I crossed tho DR. 0. II. CRESSLEK, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald State Bank. LOCAL AND PERSONAL flntulilnv Una Ellzauoin uower, liiniruviui o Dlnno, specializing on boginnors. Call at or addro&fl 208 Maplo street or fQpt tQ wJn but th(j beBt offortg m n(Jt, Fr(jm Now York tQ gun Fnuicigc0 puouo iicu n - nvnii. It was a fine exhibition of foot Owners of property abutting on thoj j,ail by evenly matched teams. alloy botweon Front and sixtji nnu ::o::- Dewoy and Pino will present a potltion to tho city council asking that, they be allowed to pave tho nlloy. Wanted Llborty bonds at market price. Louis Llpshitz. Miss Smith, of Suthorland, visited with friends in town Friday. Houso For Sale Call 308 south Sycamore. 81-2 Mrs. J. B. Edwards went to Omaha Sunday to visit friends for week. llr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Twincm Kiilldlmr. Phono 007. 77tf Mrs. Albert Durbln went to Grand Island yesterday to drive homo a car, Call 212 for fresh groceries. Dick Stfiirnmann. 77tf Jim Elliott camo up from Maxwell to attend tho show at the Keith Frl day night. For Salo Ten horso power tractor cood as new. Prico $350.00. Phono Black 1122. 80-4' Tho Indian Card Club w'.ll bo enter talncd tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. A 13. Hoagland. When in North Platto stop at the Now Hotel Palaco and Cafo. You will bo treated well., Entertains at Luncheon Tho Sebastian Insurance Agency en tertained at a luncheon at tho Union U'. .1 1.. I nn,- Cf.n t li f1 n f nr- r I 7 Xh ,rSlqBn mentary to E. S. Albrltton, second fiMf 11 vice-president of tho Minnesota Mutual The 'ta!ff'ciiritf6,8 commission has Life Insurance Co. Covors were -laid given the Loypoldt-Pennlngton Co., f0r about thirty, tho guest1? including of this city, tho right to Issue two nun- tho pnlemon of tho agency nnd their dred thousand dollars worth of com- ladles, nnd a dozen friends. .Follow -mon stock of tho company. ing tho four courso luncheon, with J. J. T. Keofo loft Friday night for Lin B- Sebastian Presiding, short talks .. wore. made by Mr. Albrltton, J. Q. vcen "ihTu-IUo; of Notre Dame v. Koch. Later In .tho and Nebraska. Enrouto homo ho transacted buslnoss In Omaha. For Rent Furnished room In mod orn home. Lady preferred, doslred. Phono Red 913. J. Boyd Allen, who has boon living on the Blrdwood ranch, will have a i ... nnt ni.H on ."T",'"". Monor & Co. insurance agency to u,"uu,""u,uu."':?' ,'u,ru " irethnr with tholr nntlro real ostnto cattlo win no mciuuou in mo saio. ', , -utn -, An audionco that filled tho Boating h0ts located in ho Bollovuo addition capacity of tho Koith smiled and in tho northwest part of tho city, laughed and applauded tho "Tailor- w. F. Barrett, who was a member of Mado Man" Friday ovonlng. It is a tho Plener Co., becomes manager of clovor comedy and was well prcsonted. the II. & S. Agency farm de partment. Shaffer fountain nons Kuaranteed to Mr. Dlener expects to make California give satisfaction. Dixon, tho Jowolor. his future home. I. i--. ; i ; ; If ntvi'u in I1 vrwmt tmml Tlit i Iodgo inj York last week, W. V. Iloag- r2rj Jcrcs 45 ncrcg h a,fa,fli 40n land, of this city, was elected depart- acnMJ ,n cr0P( bamnco pastre. Fenced merit compandor of tho Patriarchs nn(1 CI083 fonccfi now budlnR8 cost. Militant, a branch of Odd Fellowship. , $i0.000.00. School within nlxtv Tho Pctors Shoes, none bettor, sold rods o." tho house four miles from a only by The Leader Mercantile Co. gopd town. 200 acres in wheat tbnt Our bit: nurchaso of money, worth goes with place, $105 per acre. $5,000 back enables us to sell shoos at old cash down, $25,125 March first, balance prices. Wo fit them all, mon, women terms. This prico good only ton days. afternoon a conference of the sales mon was hold at which Mr. Albrltton gave u talk full of helpful advice. The Sebastlnn agoncy will write over Board if a million dollars of Insurance thl 80-3 year for tho company, it represents. ::o:: Buys IMcncr & Co. Agency. The II. & S. Agency has purchased and children. Will tho party who has my moth er's organ, which was loaned by E. S. M. Parker, please address W. H. Parker, 21G past 9th street, Grand Island, Nob. 80-2 Over five thousand dollars worth of Btock In tho proposed co-operatlvo storo In this city hate been subscribed and tho promoters anticipate no trouble in 81-2 LIBERTY LAND CO,. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS. Wnnted Girl for housework, good wages. Mrs. J. V. Romlgh, phone 309, Rov. P. McDald has been "In New York tor a week past visiting a brother. I will have a sample of tho new Hnlllnir nil tho stock nec- Chandler Sedan and Coupe for ypur KRtf nsanrv in Hnonrn suffloinnt canltal to insncctloii tills week. Beautiful faml- i !.. i.. .!., v onra .T. V. Ttnmlirh. Tloalnr. ... LUilUUUi, L i 1 1 UUDI11UOO. ( J " ' 1 o-- j Mrs. will wniiomain win enieruuu friends this evonlng in her mother's Wnnted First class salosman to Stolon Ford car, license numbor apartments in the- Reynolds terrace, work tea and coffee routes In North 137C52, engine numbor 2505710. $25.00 Platte and surrounding territory, call- roward. Address Gil south Chest Swell carrots for salo 75c per bush- , on fnmU trnd(J For fuU pnr. nut street 80tf mo cuy. lltt( Nob 8i.4 gt pntrlck,8 cimrch during the ab- Tlio li. a. iiauiuon Annex iois , w j Bell( Hv,ng on tbo nirdwootl, sence of Rov. McDald win uu un Huiu uci. --u hi v ... .... wns ,n town Friday after special ma announcoinem uci. --is, oo-- toHn, for hB now buudlgs. Ho has a portmiity. Buy Tho Glbbs and Pennington farm at 1 Just completed a largo barn, and Is g Addition Annex Oct. n'nviiinno lina luuin anlil hv ihn T? nli." flntnlilntr n. now rnsldonco which will Aria n,na T.nml Pn in ATr. Cvnni?.- nf i ht ninrlnrn In nil rosnocts. nossesslnc Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Condit arrived error. irnsp your a lot In 11. & 22nd. 80-2 tho routo of the flight was dotted with disabled planes which were forced to milt tho race or crashed to aestruc tlon from the air. Many fliers were injured. Sxty-two contestants startod the big raco the most ndvontursome nonceful air competition the world has known. Forty-seven,, . tpok, the air from Mincola and fifteen from San Francisco on Wedhosdny. October 8th for tho 5,200-mllo round trip, high speed norlnl lourney. Tho groat raco was marked by many Incidents of interest. With virtually simultaneous starts from Mlneola and San Francisco, wost bound and east bound fliors strove to win the honor of crossing tho continent first. News of Lieutenant Mnynard's arrival Sat urday, October 11th, at the Pacific ter minal was followed In two hours by word that Major Carl Spatz and Lieut. E. C. Kiel had reached tho Atlantic terminal within half a minute of each other. Captain Lowell H. Smith fol lowed them with claim to first place In nctual Hying tlmo. Maynard's actual flying tlmo from Mlneola to San Francisco consumed Uttlo over twenty-five hour3 and the flying time of Spatz and Kiel camo within tho 27-hour limit they said Army air service computed Smith's actual flying time, however, at thirty minutes bettor than Maynard's Hero at North Platte Lieutenant Maynnrd and Captain Smith landed within a few minutes of each other, tho first flyers to greet each other from the east and west. Both had been Hying at a rate close to two miles a minute. Maynard led his field by a generous margin, but Smith was hotly pursued by Spatz and Kiel who arrived at tho North Platto control station only a few minutes behind him. On tho return Journey the "flying parson"--Maynardgot away from San Francisco a day or better In advance of Kiel, Smith and Spatz at Mlneola. Ho winced It fast and furlouslyallow ing himself no more than tho required thirty minute stops at control sta tions. The snapping of a crank shaft within twenty miles of Omaha Thurs day forenoon held him back. Ho worked on repairs all that day and night and Friday climbed Into the air again and headed "homo." In tho first thirteen hours of his flying tlmo Maynnrd reeled off 1,090 miles, estimated. Smith, driving east ward, raced 1,460 miles In the same numhar rf hnnra nlein octMmntnri Lieut Maynard flow tho 142 miles of tho last lap in hi3 great flight at a speed of nearly twq miles a minute. The first persons to greet him as ho stepped from his machine on the Mln eola field wero his wife and two little daughters. : :o Special O 9 AT- SUN J. PARKER READ, Jr., presents LOUISE -GLAUM in "SAHARA Personally supervised by Allen Dwan Three Days Co mmencin Matinee Thursdayafternoon at 2:30 and 4:15. Morrill. Wo bavo a very choice stock of dia aond solitaires and clusters. Quality and prices nro worthy of your consid eration. Clinton, tho Jowolor. ' License to wed was granted Satur day to Roy McLaughlin nnd Ruby Benjamin, botli of whom gavo their rosldonco as Cozad. a heating plant, olectrlc lights running wntor, and last week from San Francisco and will make North Platto their Homo, sirs rrt1lf wno fni-mnrlv AHaa "RaMinr TTncr- VIUUK. Oi jUIUy JUIVU DU1U 1.1U IU1IL1UI Mmiiirnnmrv trnot of ln.ni! of HOG acres wnst of tho oxnorlmontal farm to F. Sale of lots in II. & S. Addition F. Zimmerman for a consideration of Annex opens OcOt. 22nd. Watch for olghty-fivo dollars per acre. Mr. Zlm- quarter pngo adv. Tuesday for prices mornmn for nlno vears nast has lived and terms. o"-- fcouthwest of town and has mndo a Tho now buildings completed In success of farming, Btock growing cM,.inn,i VMP mnoii tim vnhm lo wiiom uru you BoHB i" yuur , u.m umumm .uo..iB. jiu ia u. of 45 000 and tho end is not yet Tho Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mor- through this winter 500 hens and 1 to'tal lnciu,ios tho now $45,000 cnnuio wo. win ouer uic lugnesi, uruiBa nuvunu cubus 01 ustja uiiu iivn , , bull(llnK, Qihe White MAZDA Lamp Kind to the Eyes The comfortable, pleasing light from this new lamp, so kind to the eyes, appeals to everyone. It makes youleel at ease wherever they are. More than that, the interior attractiveness of any store, office or home will immediately be improved by this new EDISON MAZDA LAMP It adds the finishing1 touch to interior decoration. Made in a china-white, tipless bulb, 50 watts only, and can be used in any existing socket or fixture where you now have clear lamps of 40, 50 or 60 watts. Gives a satisfying, glareless light soft in its brilliancy. There is no comparison with any other lamp you have ever known. See it lighted today. North Platte Light and Power Co. For Salo Cood used cars, condi tion like new: 191S Oakland Six tour ing, llko new, $750: 1918 Scrlpps Rooth. 3 passenger, $550: 1917 Ford touring, good, $350. J. V. Romigh Garage. Dixon & Son. sight specialists. J. C. Don, Tom Cooloy, R. D. BIrgo Will Rltnor, Horton Mungor and two other succeeded In killing olghty-flvo ducks and ono brandt at Sarben Sun- day. Don took tho high scoro In tho numbor killed. Miss Sadio Trovlllo nnd Miss Co colla Ililgort wont to Omaha Monday to hear tho Chicago Grand Opera Cos pany which presented Alma Gluck In "Aula" last ovonlng at tho Brandols theatre. A diamond set in ono of Dixon's whlto gold or platinum mountings mnkos twlco tho display. Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton, who had boon visiting tho latter s sister Mrs. Emma Poor, arrived from Now York yesterday and will spond nom: time hero with their daughtor, Mrs. L. B. Hastings boforo returning to tholr homo in Long Bench, Cal. For Salo Flvo grade Holstoln cows. II. E. Norton, North Platto, Phono 798F2. S0-3 Mr. and Mrs. Burdett, of Portland, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. 13. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Burdott aro I driving through to Tampa, Fla whoro they will spond tho winter and in tho spring will go to Mnssachusotts to spend somo time visiting his people. Mrs. Burdott wns formerly Miss Blanche Smnllwood, of this city. Consult Dixon & Son, sight special ists, about you oyos. Tho Woman's Christian Tompornnco Union will glvo a reception Friday ov oning, Octobor 24th, a ttho Baptist church, to tho mothers and lady toacherB of our city. Wo want flvo hundred mothers at tho mooting. Light refreshments will bo sorved, a pro gram will bo glvon, all free. Wo nro assisting tho state health department to carry on tho fight against tho health raonaco. MINNIE PISHKINS, W. C, T.'U. Press Supt Warning. All the automobile trade magazines and all tho manufacturers warn us that the present shortage of good cars will continue from a year to two years. Both tho Dodgo and Chandler fnctorles aro more than doubly over sold. It will suroly pay you to get your order filed now for dellvory, oven If you do not want your car until next sprliift, as all authorities say thnt.next spring will see tho worst shortage of cars which tho trade has evor experi enced. If you will protect yourself, If vou want to buy a good car at a rlcht price, it will bo well for you to net promptly. Remember also that wo glvo exclusive service on tho cars wo sell, which may bo worth a good deal to you. If you have need of continual service from your car. Repair parts in stock in North Platte for our cars, vhloh moms no oxnonslvo dolavs for it.-imuti. uur mum im m noil kooh cars nnd plvo good after service. Good Cars J. V. ROMIGH Good Service Dealer. :o: Robespierre's Curious Watch. The number of watch of various kinds nnd size nnd vnlue which are now seen In the windows of the jewel er-watchmakers of Paris reminds a correspondent of l'Kclnire of the watch which once wns the property of Robes pierre, and which the correspondent saw at an exhibition of curios. It surely should have long ago found its place In the Carnnvnlet. The watcn was In the shape of a pear ana of trie size of one, and wns made of silver. It opened In tho center, the face be ing In flie lower section, while the top section wns ornamented with penr leaves wrought In silver, the size of a pear, arid a good deal heavier, is plainly Indicative of some what bizarre tastes on the pnrt of the "Friend of the People." That is, at nny rate, how it strikes l'Eclalr's cor respondent. Christian Science Monitor. Aviator Killed at St Paul. Last Friday Llout. Cameron Wright, manager of the trans-continental con trol station at St Paul, Neb., was killed, and his companion Miss Holon Haggart fatally injured when an Ori ole plane In which they were passen gers dived to the earth from an ele vation of 250 feet Tho plane, which was dtmollshed, was owned by a party in Gibbon and driven' by Rex Randall, of Gibbon, a returned soldier, who suf fered a broken arm. Randall had made several flights with passengers, and on the last trip had take up Lieut Wrignt and Miss Haggart : :o: : A Cordova purso for her. Tho host A watcW:"" " riu . , .iiTof them. Kitchener's Dog. Lord Kitchener's favorite dog, which he left in the hands of Admiral Grant before embarking on the cruiser Hamp shire, Is believed to have become a good Australian. Admiral Grant, who has been appointed first naval mem her of the Australian naval board, brought Kitchener's pet to the com monwealth on board the battle cruiser Australia. Ordlnnrlly the common wealth does not encourage tho land lng of cats and dogs from overseas, but Australia holds Kitchener In such dear memory that one may safely conjee ture tlint exception will be made In this Instance. Dixon has a complete line : :o: : .Art Store For Snle. On account of 111 health we aro com pelled to sell our art storo. It's a bar gain. See or write The Brauer Co., Gothenburg, Nob. 78-4 : :o: : FARMERS! Before selling or contracting your Sweet Clover Seed seo JOHN R. CHURCHILL, local agent for tho Berry Seed , Co., of Clarinda, Iowa. Write me at North Platto or Phono Black 1237. I guarantee the top prico. : :o: : Notice to Hunters. Hunting chickens in the sandhills In northwestern Lincoln county and in all of McPherson county Is strictly prohibited by the residents of that territory and all trespassers and vio lators of tho law will bo arrested and prosecuted to the Mmit. L. O. JENSEN, Gamo Warden. Big Price for Furs, Un tr Saturday evening twentv-ninn of tho livers who had loft tho Mlneola flold in tho trnns-contlnentnl ddrby had 'eirhed San Francisco. The remaining thlrtv-one. somo of whom wore killed nys tho American Forestry nssocla or iniunvl. failed to rench tho western tlon, Washington rerminni in tho allotted tlmo nnd worn 'llsouallflpd In tho race. Tho allotted Warblers of All Colors. Not taking Into account the human hlnia whn nrr comnthnos referred to as warblers, you will find on looking Don"t sell your Furs before see into a bird book that there are many , jng me furs are high and I kinds of warblers, ranging alphabet'- Jr rr. ,.!, cally all the way from gray-breasted ! am enng the top prices. warmers to ycuowruiupeu warmers, j Tt32UTT'7 U. Uil Ulll J j. tlmo ended Saturday ovenlnc at sun down. Jap nrt coods. trays, nut dishes, bns ketw. candle sticks, etc., Dixon, the quality Jeweler. W. f. Mny, who has owned and op- oratod tho Gothonburg telophono ox- ohanKe for many years, has sold tho plant to the Nebraska Telophono Co. Tho latter company is gradually an sorblng tho moro Important Independ ent lines. Tho Lincoln Highway wost of tho Baker school houso has beon in very bad condition for sovoral days past. This road was but recently graded and tho rains placed it in a condition that makes it difficult to nnvlgate. Dixon & Son, sight specialists. Following tho John Corbltt salo at Wallaco next Saturday a wild west show will bo staged. Tho program will consist of broncho busting, horso rac- os and riding wild steers and "bad" mules. Seven thousand people woro fed at tho barbocuo hold In connection with tho harvest festival at Gothenburg- Friday ovonlng. A contract has boon lot nt Cozad for twenty-seven miles of hard surfaced road nt a cost of $99,403. Tuck combs for tho French roll, $2 n pair. Somothlng now. Dixon, ths quality Jowolor, If. you had a collection of them all together they would take In nbout nil tho colors of the rainbow, yellow, orange, chestnut, black, white, green, gray, brown and other colors, with numerous shades entering Into their beautiful plumage. Radio Telephone Usef.ul. Tho extraordinary value of wireless telephony for dlrectlonnl purposes In connection with aircraft has been em phnstzed recently In its relation to night flying, says the Scientific Amer ican. It often happens of course, that In daylight lnter-communlcatlon be tween plnnes, or between wireless sta tions and aircraft, Is unnecessary, but In flying across country nt night the uso of the wireless telephone will cer tainly become more efficacious. Notice to Creditors. Estate No. 1682 of Gust Katsanos, do ceased, in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska. Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Credi tors of said estate will tako notlco that tho time limited for presentation and filing of clalmB against said es tate is Fobruary 21st, 1920, and for settlement of said estate is Octobor 17th, 1920; that I will sit at tho county court room In said county, on Novem ber 21st, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m.. and on Fobruary 21st, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., to receive, oxnmlno, hear, allow, or adjust all claims and objections duly filed. (SEAL) WM. II. C. WOODIIURST. Operating Under Difficulties. The Huan provincial government Is operating directly tho Shul Kou Shan lead stiver mine, ono of tho Inrgost In Chlnn. The ore Is being smelted ns it Is mined, bnt tho government Is short of funds and the lack of suffi cient capital Is a serious handicap. ::o::- Soo 'Clinton & Son' about your Eyo troubles, satisfaction every time. Sign of tho Big Ring. o21nl4 County Judge Notlco to Creditors." Estato No. 1G88 of Sara Botonis, do ceascd, In tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nebraska Tho State of Nobraska, ss: Credi tors of said estato will tako notlco that tho tlmo limited for presentation and filing of clnlms against said os-' tato is Fobruary 21st, 1920, and for settlement of said estato is October 15th, 1920; that I will sit nt tho county court room In said county, on Novem ber 21st, 1919, at 10 o'clock n. m., and on February 21st, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., to recolvo, exnmlno, hear, allow, or adjust all claims and objections duly filed. (SEAL) WM. II. C. WOODIIURST, 21nl-l County Judgo.
