SfemMSteckly tribune.
IRA I. HARK, Killtor ami I'ubllslicr
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Entered at the North Platte, Nebraska
Pcmtofflce as Second Class Matter.
TUESDAY, APRIL llllh, 1930.
11001) KNROHSKJIIINT .
10R Ii. 8. DAVIS.
CIIIKI' Kit Kit STEIN OF OMAHA
KNDORSKS .JUIM5K WOODlll'llST.
Omaha, Neb., Apr. 12, 1020.
To ,Whoni It May Concern:
Tills Id to -certify tliRt I am well
acquainted with William II. C. Wood
hursh County Judge, North Platta,
Nobrsfika, and for whom I have the
vory' highest regards.
DilrlnK the recent war with C!er
many I was DIvIhIoii SuiM?rlntendbnl
of tho United State Department of
JiiHtlcH and lie wa of valuable assls
tanco to mo In running down slackers
and doitertors.
I am ploaHed to commend him to
those with whom ho may have official
buqinoHK an worthy of confldonc" and
respect.
' Youth vory truly,
il. HUKRSTEIN.
Chief of Police.
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The Jeffry (Jimm-ii Wc'iool.
School District 94 In situated south
of Brady in the heart of the eunyoiiH
of Lincoln county. For yen an old
Hod building Iuih housed tho little
school, l.aat summer the patrons of
this district realizing that tho topo
graphy of tho country forbade consoli
dation decided to build the best school
possible for their children.
Tho building has but recontly been
finished and today the Jeffry Queen
School bears the proud title of the
best one room rural school In Lincoln
county.
This school has tho unl-latoral
lighting system, ono room furnace,
and tho Indoor septic toilets which
havo proved a wonderful success.
Thoro Is an Indoor fuel room which
Is a great convenience to the teacher.
A sanlUjry drinking fountain and lav
atory aro soon to bo installed.
Ruth Qulst Is tho first teacher who
has been ho lorluiiato as to teach in
this splendidly equipped building.
Tho school Is already being used as a
community center a dance, box sup
per and Sunday School having al
ready been hold thyre.
Tho people of this district will for
ovor bo gratoful to tho membors of
the prcsont school board, John Mar
ton, Mrs. V. II. Brestel and C. F.
Moyors through whose efforts this up-to-date
modorn building was obtained.
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May bo you (Ud decide not to buy a
spring suit but at the big reductions
wo aro offering dt is an Inducement
and a real money saving proposition.
E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Do you nocd rugs? Tho Episcopal
Guild will havo a largo assortment
for salo. Thursday. April 22nd. tf
Till following is a parsoual letter
recently received by E. S. Davis, re
publican candidate for rjprosentntlvo
In this district, from IS. R. Purcell. of
Broken Bow. It's such a good en
dorsement that we have asked Mr.
Da vIr' permission to publish It. The
writer of the letter which follows
served In tho last session of the legis
lature from Custer county and is a
'member of The Nebranlta State Board
'of Agriculture and president of the
'Nebraska Press Association.
Broken Bow, Nebr.
March 27, 1920.
Hon. E. S. Davis
North Platte, Nebr.
Dear Mr. Davis:
I am gratified to learn that you
havo filed for rsnomlnatlon for rep
resentative from the sixty-eighth dis
trict. I kept in touch with you work
during the lust legislature and I feel
that you were one of the active and
also ono of the very able members of
tho house. I am, as you know, a
member of the State Board of Agri
culture, and I am Intensoly Interested
In the welfare of tho agricultural and
stock intorosta of Nebraska. I know
that you gave hearty support to the
measures which were of benefit to tho
farmers and stockmon of Nebraska,
and that you were alert regarding leg
islation effecting your section of the
state. This Is the reason I hope the
voters of your district will give you
the endorsement that I know you
havo honestly earned.
Tho fact that you aro not a member
of the same political party that I am
should cut no figure when we think
along legislative lines. I havo learned
that tho people of my district did not
send mo to Lincoln solely because I
was a democrat and they should not
sond you there simply because you
aro a republican. The representative
Is of value to people who deslro
honest legislation by reason of -bis
ability and Integrity, and not becnuso
of tho party, with which he affiliates.
, You have measured up to the full
standard, and I nm suro that you havo
tho confidence of all members of tho
last session. loth republican and
democratic. Tho oxporlenco you gain
ed In tho last session would be of
valuo to you and your district In tho
next session, should you again be
choson.
I Wishing you success, I am,
Yours truly,
i E. R. PURCELL.
N'otlce.
Wo will have In a shipment of dry
land Nebraska grown alfalfa seed In a
few dnys. This is, extra find nnd you
i will have to get your order in early.
I Loypoldt & Pennington Co., Phones
US 99 143. 2C-1
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, Special Sale.
' Save at least 1-3 on your brooms
Saturday only April 17th at 00 cents
each while they last. Como early.
Not over two to one. customer.
27-2 LOUDEN'S GROCERY.
HOAOLAM) . FOR SENATOR.
.' Anrll 14th. 1920
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 25th
SENATORIAL DISTRICT:
My attention has Just been called
to an eleventh hour attack being made
on me by the Non-partisan League
thru the columns of tho North Platte
Telegraph. Scurrilous attacks upon
reputable citizens do not ordinarily
call for attention. I have lived In
this community from boyhood and by
honorable upright methods have at
tained my present position. My pa
record against dishonest corporato
control Is clear. I never have attacki-d
and never will attempt to Interfere
wltli legitimate bu.-.lneh, .liclhei ',i
be handled by a corporation or n
private Individual. If every person
who lias invested his earnings in n
oompany, is dishonest, then I plead
guilty of belonging to that class.
While I am president of the Higgin
Packing Company. it is a farmer's
organzation In which 90 of tho stock
is owned by Nebraska farmers and
stock men and 11 of tho 15 members
of tho board of directors aro actual
farmors. It is sn Independent far
mers' co-operative concern for the
purpose of protecting tho farmers' In
terests. I was induced to accept the
position of President to assist In mak
lug it a success. Last winter, when
our Senate Coniinltteo was lnvostlgat
Ing my bill to regulate tho stock yards
and packing houses, the question of
my pressing such a bill while an of
ficer In a packing company, wus rot
ed and I told the Senate Comlttee that
this was an honest Independent com
pany and wo were willing to bo regu
lated, and we wanted the trust organ
izations regulated.
I am on tho board of directors of
the Fidelity Reserve Company, n
North Platte Mutual Life Insurance
Institution. There are no stock hold
ers, and all dividends go to tho policy
holders and all moneys are Invested
In Western Nebraska instead ofbe!ng
sent to Now York. The farmers and
business men who are policy holders
aro the people benoflted by my efforts.
I am now working on a plan for
the organization of a public Improve
ment district for the development of
water power on the Blrdwood Creek.
It Is planned to Issue bonds upon the
District, construct, the power plant,
and have tho peoplo own the plant
and thus furnish olecrtic power to our
citizens at cost. In North Platte we
are paying more than twice as much
for electric power as the peoplo of
Omaha pay for the same service. This
prevents manufacturing enterprises
from coming hero. If the people them
solves will build this power plant,
under the law which I framed we will
bo able to get electric power for less
than 3 cents per kilo watt whoro wo
are now paying 12 cents, and wo can
get electricity for manufacturing pur
poses for less than 1 cent per kilo
watt.
In the last legislature I fully sup
ported tho farmers program." I wrote
the amendment in the Senate that
porniitted tho fanpors to have a seat
on the Omaha Grain Exchange. I
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nt are entire
of merchandise consisting of hs
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Dry Gods9 Shoes, Men and Women
Trunks, Suitcases, Rubbers
ran. k Prm .1 rf -i"v
If in need of anything this will be the Place to Buy.
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A!so all Store Fixtures to be sold consisting of 5
floor Show Cases, 5 Wall Cases, 3 Counters, 40 feet
of Shelving, 1 Button Fastener Machine, Cash Reg
ister, Shoe Setting Chairs and Stool..
Go.
717 North Locust Street.
o Growers
The big advantage of our Hoover
Visible Potato Planter with Auto
matic Seed Control is that it plants
just as accurately as you could plant
by hand, and a great deal faster. It
makes bigger profits because of the
time and labor it saves.
After you have adjusted thp machine
with convenient levers for the depth and
spacing desired, the picking nnd dropping
mechanism plants the desired number of
seeds in each hill and spaces the hills prop
erly without any effort on your part. The
dropping mechanism is in full view any
failure to drop properly can be instantly
detected and quickly remedied. .
If you wish to plant two rows at a
time, we can furnish tho Hoover Vis
ible Two-Row Planter for that purpose.
Either one of these planters can be
equipped with the fertilizer attachment,
which can be put in place withput any re
building or changes on the frame of the
planter. When so equipped, these plant
ers will put fertilizer cilher above or below
the seed, whichever is desired. From 200
to 3400 pounds per acre can be handled.
There are many other good features on
this planter that ve would like to show
you, such as the channel steel frame un
usually durable; spring-pressure furrow
openers and adjustable disc coverers regu
lated by one lever; and coulter attach
ment, when desired, to cut trash.
Be sure to see us the next time you come
to town. Call early so that this acason'3
potato crop may get the advantage of our
machines.
Potato Planters
Cutters
Diggers
LEYPOLOT - PENNINGTON CO
Local Agents
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
supported tho bill that legalized co
operative farmers organizations. I
wrote the bill to create a trado coin
mission to handle the profiteering.
Tills bill was passed in tho Senate but
defeated in tho House. I introduced
and urged the passage of bills to
llcpn.io and regulate stock yards and
packing houses.
- If the above record is in the inter
ests of dishonest corporations and not
in tho Interests of tho people, then 1
havo not served the people, but If
this record is such as the people de
slred mo to make, then tho dishonest
attack upon me is not justified. I have
served the people at a heavy loss in
time and money and have done so be
cause many ot tho peoplo felt that I
was in a position to accomplish some-
i thing for this district. My resigna
! tion is not in ''tho hands of a non-
rosidont organization. If I am re
elected to tho Senate 1 will continue
my, past courso and give tho people
the best servico that I can.
Yours truly,
WALTEH V. IIOAGLAND.
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Kndorse W. Y. Houglniid.
(From tho Cozad Local.)
Cozad, Nob., April S, 1920.
To Voters ot Dawson County:
Wo. tho undersigned farmers ot
i Dawson County living on tho Cozad
j Canal ask you to voto for the ronoml
limtion of Sonator W. V. Iloaglaud at
the Primaries April 20th, 1920. Sona
tor Iloaglaud has always loyally sup
ported tho farmers interests in tho
legislature. Ho is helping us now in
our tight with tho Gothenburg Water
Tower Corporation. Wo need his help
'again this winter. Whether you aro
a Democrat or Republican wo ask you
jto holp us and voto for Sonator Hoag
iland, who by reason of his experience,
ability and integrity can help you as
Iwoll ns us.
I Yours truly,
1'. C. York, J. M. Gorum, V. C. Mc
jVlcker, II. G. Allen. J. A. Thomas, G.
I A. Matz, J. S. Good, J. J. Stutzman,
Geo. li. Slado. L. M. Arnold. C. AV.
,'Uassott. C. S. Nolson, II. C. Mead, J.
11. Montgomery, Ross Miller, 11. Hart-
lott, V. M. Johnson. Harry Adle, J. II.
bpradlin, K. Ryan. Chas. F. Stutzman
W. II. Coons, Ernest Love.
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Radicals aro Active
1 A Washington dispatch says that
ovldenco of the activity of the Indus
trial workers of tho world toward
liucitlag and maintaining the unuutli
orized railway strike continuo to ac-
ciiniulnto at the departniont of justico
and officials admitted that they saw
signs or attempt (o expand tho rail
road strike intcr"ono phase of a world
rovolutlon."
Report a from Hold agents of the de
partment woro not as yet complete
enough to pormlt dotorniinatlon of tho
govonnont's course in doallng with tho
situation.
Ladles and contlomon you can nil
vote for Chas. Herk. Jr., in tho prl-1
nmry, election April 20th for tho orflce ,
of County Commissioner. 25-4
, TO HEJUM) YOU OF
H. E Ewailt Motor
Repair Department
71!). Ko, Locust Streel.
Under the direction of IE. E. Lamb formerly field
mechanic for several well known Automobile firms and his
brother S. A. Lamb, for seven Wears chief mechinist in the
navy, we've organized a fwrce of capable energetic
mechanics.
Each man is qualified to make good in his specialty.
All are anxious to please and starve you well.
We are now in a position tvp handle more repair work
than before and to give you beti er service.
NORTH PLATTE IIOIE BUILDERS,
Organized and fully eduipped for the build
ing and selling of homes.
Buying and selling of( residence lots. We
build what you want You( pay like rent.
Office Hoom 11, Brodbcck Bhlg.
C. F. TEMPLES
President
stegemann; grocery
THE QUALITY STORE
Carries a Full Line .of lliirh Grade
Groceries, Fruits and Vfegelables in Season
Our Motto is ' Quality Good , s and Good Service
nt Reasonable .'Prices."
Call in and tell us if you want Quality Goods, cheap goods we
do not haoidle.
Phone
212 R. G. STEGEMANN
813 N. Locust
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