(Tribune.
THIRTY-SIXTII YEAR.
tfORTH PLATTE, NEB.," APRIL 20, 1920.
tNo. 29
(Mi cken Blnner Tills Evenlnc.
Tho Woman's Rolled Corns will
serve a chicken dinner this evening
ffom fie to seven o'clock at the home
of Mrs. J. E. Evnns. The menu will
be: Cream chicken und hot biscuits,
cabbage salad, cake und coffee and the
price will be thirty-live cents nor
plate.
The proceeds of this dinner will be
used toward purchasing a monument
for the soldiers' lot in the cemetery,
and wo trust that the ladies will bo
given a very generous patronage.
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Rods Wn In Campaign.
In the campaign for members in the
Chamber of Commerce the team know"
as tho Reds won over the Blacks by
twenty-two, the two teams securing a
total of 234 new members, bringing
the total membership to above four
hundred. Under agreement made at
the beginning of tho campaign the
Blacks will pay for the supper which
will be served the two teams in tho
near future.
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Organ Recital Postponed.
Word received from Dr. Clarence
Eddy, of Chicago, the latter part of
last week stated that ho had injured a
wrist and that it would be necessary
to postpone for one week the ppe
'6rfea1?Ifecital announced for last night
at the Lutheran church. In accord
ance thorowith the recital will be
given on Monday evening of next week.
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A Barpiln n(. !)()! Wvi :trd SI reel. ,
A s'ix room strictly modern five year
old bungalow south fr.ont, 00 ft. lot.
Some homo. Gas stove and steel range,
(both connected) linoleum and win
dow shades included in price of $7,500.
Lot us show you by appointment,
THE IIOLLMAN & SEBASTIAN
29-2 AGENCY.
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Not ice.
Wo Resllver Mirrors, Repair Fur
niture, Retire Dabby Buggies, Frame
and enlarge Pictures. All work guar
anteed. Give us a trial. TOOPS &
MAIZE, 113 Ritner Hotel Bldg., West
Gth St. 2!)tf
1 Crystal, Thursday and Friday.
DOROTHY DALTON
IN
"The Market of Souls"
Her soul in the balance! Around her the lure of life! Deep
in her breast, the voice of her better self--"Beware." Which
did she heed.
Special Friday, Comedy
Loose Lions and Fast Lovers.
KEITH THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WILLI At. FARNUM
IN
"THE ADVENTURER" '
A stirring story wherein a romantic, ragged hero wins his way
to fame and fortune and also his fair lady's heart, because his
arm is strong and his spirit true.
Adults 30c Children ISc
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why firm
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This advertisement is to remind you to come to our sto&e
for the Silverware you want end to inspire a desire for it if you
have not already got such wish.
It requires SILVERWARE to serve a "Perfect Dinner". You
will be just as proud of what your guests think about your
"table" as of what they say about your good food.
Let us show you the Silverware you need or desire for a
gin.
C. S. CLINTON,
SIfJ OP THK HI (J HIXO.
MEET TO DISCUSS THK .
DRAINAGE PROPOSITION.
Members of the city council direc
tors of tho Chamber of Commerce and
other ij.tlzens met last evening to
disciiBs a drainage proposition that
would roBitU in taking care of the
water which Hows from tho west
through tho city both north and south
of the railroad tracks. The solution
of this water problem seems to bo
the construction of a drainage ditch
west of tho second ('oily Addition
running north under the railroad
track and emptying into the Irrigation
ditch at a point west of the cometory.
Tho south end of tho ditch would be
at a point on a parallel with a con
tinuation of A street. The co3t of
tU'.B ditch would not be less than
$15,000 to which would need be added
the purchase of right-of-way.
A ditch for a similar purpose was
constructed a number of years ago
and seemed to servo tho purpose dur
ing Hood times, but as those Hoods
did not occur eacli year tlio ditch was
not taken care of and eventually
drifted full of .sand and the company
filled i the culvert which had been
placod undor tho track.
Whether this ditch will lower the
water level and tond to keep out the
inflow of water into basements is a
dobatablo one, some .insisting that is
wUl, others that it will not. .It would
seem probablo that If this Hood water
from the west is kept from flowing
through the street ditches, a portion
of which undoubtedly sinks into tho
ground, it would havo some "uffect on
the water lovol.
For Snle.
(5 room house, all modern excopt
heat. Can give possession at once.
Price $5,100.00. 803 East Gth. In
quire of W. It. Maloney.
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She certainly paid in remorse for
that ono wild Now Year's Eve. See
"The Market of Souls' with Dorothy
Dalton at tho Crystal. Thursday and
see what may come of the revels of a
now year celebration.
Our Sidewarc
is Just (fw tfung
for tfial-
Discuss Swimming Pool.
A conference of tho park connnls
ftloners nnd the welfare board was
hold Sunday afternoon at which the
construction of the swimming pool at
the city park was discussed. Bids
for the excavation of the lateral and
the pool had been received, but the
only bidder on the work mlsundor -
stood the 8po(i:flcations and glod
back on his bid. The city engineer
who lias beon at Stapleton for several
days will make a new survey upon
his return nnd the excavation work
will be more satisfactorily expln'ned.
It is hoped to have the pool comploted
by the time tho weather becomes
warm enopght for bathing.
Take No( Ice.
All chairman and committeeman in
the vorious wards are adv sod that the
clean-up work, in our city will bo post
poned until weather conditions aro
settled, date given lator.
' J. E. SEBASTIAN,
Goneral Chalrmnn.
LOCAL Ayi0'PKRS()yAL
Mrs. T. F. Honley, who had beon
visiting friends In Omaha, arrived
homo Sunday night.
Mrs. George Zcntmeyor and children
returned yesterday from California
where they had been spending tho
winter.
P. H. SulKvan, W. J. Landgraf and
W. R. Maloney were among those who
attended a K. C. class initiation at
Lexington Sunday.
Rev. .T. II. Curry left vestordnv for
St. Paul, Nob., to vinlt for a day and
from thoro will go to Loup City and
Ord to assist In installing pastors.
fliiss .Mary Hart, at one time n
teacher in tho local schools, visited
in town Saturday wliilo enrouto to
Yakima, Wash., to visit
her sister
Mrs. E. A. Cary.
Strayed: Airedale (female) answers
to name of Bess. Reward lor return,
iNotuy binto i'-arni.
T. C. Patterson and Dr. G. B. Dent
arrived home Sunday night from
Rochester. Minn., whore tho former
had gone to consult specialists at tlio
Mayo Bros. Hospital.
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mm. v. uuiuiiiic oiwuvan, ot urauy," , r ----- ----- -. --- ,, i
was ta1:on to an Omnha hospital for 110 has rfcoryccl there has done him J
. . 1 rrti-tt lilln MinKn lirt mnl I'll n U " i n
LronriTlOni VKtorrlnV. KIa wna nnnAm.
panlcd by her daughter Miss Wynne
Sulrvan.xwho iu taking a course of
nursing in IJenvcr.
u. v. jones arrir-c-d iron Klmliful
Sunday and yesterday was checked In
as ticket agent at the depot. He suc
ceeds John Lincoln, who had beou
temporarily filllfng tho position. Mr.
Lincoln resumes his former position
of dav ticket seller. .
I Seven members .of the local lodgo
of the O. I. At' to the B. of L. E., Vent
to Donver yesterday to attend a
school of instruction given by tho
grand president o( the order. Thoso
going wero Mesdamcs Lowis, Brotzer.
Thompson, Darnell, Morton. Cook nnd
Hosier.
I wish to state that the Juvenile
Court has llecn more satisfactorily
handled by I ho present Couny Judge
than it has evor been heretofore, and
this is u very ivirortnnt matter to
our community.
ANNIE C. KRAMPII,
Juvenile Officer.
"CRYSTAL
Tonight and Tomorrow
OLIVE THOMAP
IN
"Footlights and
Shad
ows
Tho story of tho stage of life of your
life and mine. Aboautlful sympath
etic and symbolic story wovon with
tho threads of reality.
Special tonight Sennett comedy
''The 1'oollsh Age."
GEO. B, DENT,
PliHjlcInn and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
nnd Obstrotrlcs. '
Office:" Building & Loan Building
Phones: Offico 130, Residence 115
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. 1).
Special Attention Given to
Sunrery
McDonald Hank Building
Offico Phone S.'t Residence S
Ofllce phone 211. Res. phone 217
L . C . DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte. Nebraska.
Knights ot Columbus Building.
DEHRYRERRY & FORBES,
Licensed EmbanierB
UndortakerB and Funeral Directors
Buy phone 41
Night phone Black 688
WILSON EXPECTED TO
MAKE DRAMATIC
I
EM'lt.;
I , in" l , of " "nimatic 2 to 4 m and 6 to 0 t in Tlio tmh
??.?nl "0llr appearance of Pmlcloiit'.f.lV .t 1 1 "
1B' 0,1 1 " " political arena was the
ibl t0,,c of eonvomntlon "on pol-
Ui??,m, 1" tho canltRl yesterday. All,
1,uUoUt18 "oinl ,0 tlie president!
,p,nlm,ns 8Uch entr" l,Uo tlle political:
gaiuo, either mh a cnndldRto for in-
election or to endorse oponly one of Friday evening. An interesting pro
tho democrats subservlant to his die- 'gram Is being arranged, which will
fntos. i include selections by the high school
It is stntod that the president Is ! band, and nn enjoyable evening is as
preparing a message to congress, -n surod all who attend. Hot coffee will
which ho will ask that body to dis- be served with the lunch. Tho public
ponse with the usual summor vacation Is cordially Invited.
XShTtlS Mrs. Wesley Oeering.. nee Haze!
act a UUa time 80UU'U ' T ?W"on- ftot Mr. and Mrs
In this mnnnoi- tlio nrwlilm.f i.i.ma'1- ' Dolml(laon. of this city, died at
to nmk s pollclos' clear t e .hw ,n Tho de-
noon'o n.wi .... , .. J. ... i c?" l,ocamo 11 mo,hur Saturday
paign medium and at the same time
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keop inactive the congressmen an far
"mcddii- wlur'naruZr'plUcs110 fu,loriU ,l0, lom" nf,or00
is concerned.
liazuar Postponed.
TK rnnsnn if flrirwl wnln.. In ilm
basement of the Episcopal church, tlio' ,0wo" Joiu,a 1,as "turned from his
bazuar announced by tho ladles' guHld i v,lsil 011,t11.10 I,acinc4&oaBt' (,Iv,,IIiK 1'9
for next Thursday evening hna been lmo whllo thoro Uetwoon points in
i'uicllnilelv postponed. , Oregon nnd Los Angoles. Mrs. Jotio
:;o:: ,wiU remain in Ixh Angeles for sevor"
LOCAL ,VNT PERSONAL weeks.
Mrs. Roy, Plat7 had been vi.Vt- n E.q viLH",ri1?nfMvo 'S
inir hoi' uncle nnd mint Airs imi Mm iblu'ns' Mo- 19 Malting relatives and
ing noi uncio ami nunt. Mrs. and Mis. ,frlcm8 , town imvjK arrived the
Ray Lain ford, returned . to her homo , u t f , '
In Omaha this nttrn'ng. 1
Tim TVIo'll.n,liHt Tlrnl1,nrW,l mnn.tn.J TllC MbOVly Illll liaS been tOllipOP-
will be hold nt tlio church Thm-qdnv
evening at eight tfSlSfcA good pro-
w 1 uivutiup,
oning at eight o'clock. A good pro
prnm luift Iiooti lironni'nil nnil u-n wniit
one lnindrod men to come. Refrosh-
meat
will bo served. COMMITTEE
Tho Eplscopnl guild will meet,
i Thursday aftornoon at tho homo of
I Mrs, T. C. Patterson, with Mosdamos 1
A. W. Wilcox. Annie Church, T. C
Patterson and P. .1 Gllman as tho
.entertaining committee. Members who
havo finished articles for tho postpon
0,1 onnar aro requested to bring them
to this meeting.
WrU'ng from Hot Springs, Ark ,
Claudo Dclaney, who has been there
for a couplo of weeks, says ho will J
st.nrf linino fhls wnnk. Tlin trnnttnont i
hu. "iH'v uiuio n mwt vimo. it.(iuf,
jformor general superintendent of the i
Un,0ft c alao EnglnoerJl
hum ui uu m i.
Tho Smlth-.Tohnson Drug Co., in tho ;
' V I
McCabo Hotel building, formally,
opcauu uiuir iioho ruuui cuuinm
evening. By partitioning off part of ,
tho main room a vory noat and attrac
tive placo for soiV.ng Ice cream and
soft dflnks has been provided. The
furr shlnE. .and decorations are vory
pretty SfnSrthe-blending ofqlors very !
cuccttve. !
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WK KKKD TIIKM.
Tlio demand for 5 and G room houses
Is greater than we can supply. If you
want to sell at once list with us today. I
29-2 The H. & S. Agency. I
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For Sale. I
100 loads of dirt. Best filling nnd top
dressing for lawns. Bert M. Reynolds,
No. 1 Reynolds' Terrace. 2S-4
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Hereford Hulls for Snle.
Twenty head of registered Hereford
Bulls for sale. S. J. Koch, Ilorshoy,
Neb. ... 23-S
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Registered Suffolk Stallion
for sale or trade. Weight 1050, six
years old. Inquire of A'lbort A. Glnapp
Brady. 10tf
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3IEX WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
Selling Experience Not Necessary.
I Ono of World's largest Grocwrs,
', (capital over $1,000,000.00) wants am-.
1 bltious men in your locality to sell
direct to consumer nationally known
! i..,wlu f nn nvtnnslvn linn nf cro
corlcs, paints, roofings, lubricating
oils, stock foodB, etc. No capital re
quired. Wrlto today. Stato ago and
occupation. John Sexton & Co., 352
W. Illinois St., Chicago, IU.
TM H TWIMJM HOSPITAL,
1008 WEST FOURTH STREET,
North Platte, Ncbr.
For the treatment of Medical, Surgical
and Obstetrical Casos. A placo
where tho sick are cared for so as to
bring about normal conditions In the
easiest, most natural and scientific
manner.
Phone 110. North Platte, Neb.
II KS. STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
5, (i, 7 Building & Loan Hulldlug.
Offico Phono 70. Res. Phono 1242
UOOTOR I). T. (UIOLRY
Practice Limited to
Surgery and Itaiiium Tlicrapj
7S" Pltj Nntional Hnnb iluIIdiiiK.
Oiunlin, N'ebniHkft.
Gamble with Springer.
THE CHAIN SYSTEM
No. I. 220 North Locust, Phono 203.
No. 2, 110 Dust H Slroot, Phono 490.
No. .'!, (.21 East Fourth, Phono 071.
No. I, S21 WCt Third, Phone No. 75.
Aiiiiouncenionl-Openlny. 11
The now Twlnem, Hospital trill
vfbi, iui . ,ioii;i.. iwil I it ii i ami j , Ullll V
7iy w , gt v ,,.
Xo or" 1 .
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The U. S. W. V. auxiliary will hold
a box social at tho firemen's hull next
in cht. The reinnins w bo brouirht
Jioro this evening for Interment and
i i-uiu urou uarroo i ijiuuuui uock
setting eggs for sale: $1.00 for setting
'of 15. Inquire at 1520 wost Front.
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nrllt I 1 nontl i r Kllottinoii nfl. 1 1 1. ,i tt
l" uuo"'B uuu mu in-
!.L. iL".r,"iPt' ",ld Ui.
nl'l,(;nran:
APRIL 22 and 23
. MATINEE DAILY
JOSEPH M. SCHENCK
PRESEP1TS
NORMA TALMADGE
IN
...Daugiterrfjwo. Worlds
ADAPTED FRGPt THE FAMOUS NOVEL
By LEROY SCOTT
DIRECTED BY JAMES YOUNG
Jo Simple mnoB&w
Cm Opemm It
03101 ' '
S. Western Electric I
1 POWER & LBGHT I
EVERY feature has been perfected not a single one over
look . Running this Western Electric Power and Light
outfit L simple as can be. Touching the starting lever
sets it running a child can do it. With the battery
charged you have continuous electric service night and day.
You should unow more a oou.: Shis .plant it's 3ate; sfs
simple; it'3 r.conornical.
'
How r.j-wL jo; lacs?
North Platte Plumbing & Heating Co.
106 E. 6th Street.
HAIL STUIKK SITUATION
IS JIATKIUAIiliY IMPHOVKD.
Chicago lis entering tho third week
of the switchmen's strike, with tlio
situation considerably fmprovod-Rnll-
road officials stnte that fifty per cont
of the strikers were back at thlilr
posts yestorday morning and that tho
strike has lost all Its effectiveness In,
the past forty-eight hours.
There hna been a substantial In
crease iu tho movement of both freight
and passonger trains since Saturday
and within a short tlmo1 all of the
rolling stock tied up for weeks (s ox-
poofed to be in use again. Volunteer
workers hnvo been called off tho Job
as tho strikers aro returning and no
further trouble Is anticipated in mov-s
Ing frolght.
Heavier shipments of live stock have
boon received nt Chicago yesterday
than in many weeks past and it Is
believed thnt butchering will resume
normal proportions within tho next
few days. Tho embargo on , cattle ,
shipments has boon lifted.
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I. 0. O. V, Notice.
Walla Walla LodgoNo. 5G will confer
tho third dogreo next Thursday ovon-.
Ing.
J. GUY, SWOPE, SocreUo;.
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School at tho Washington building .
was dismissed yestorday duo to .tho .
fact that tho Inflow ot wator lln tho
basomont was such as to mnko It im
possible to keep tho boating plant In
operation. '
Try tho Roxall first, It pays. 14tf
For'Snli
Matched team of greys 4 and 5 yonrB
old. Phono 1194w. 29-U
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