IltA h BAKE, Editor and Publisher
attornoy.
The olty counoli grantod Jloon H
consofl to nine nppllonnts. Tliaeiippll
ctuitfl wore: Guy Lalng, Huh dflrthdr,
W. D. Wnldo. Fred Knoor.AVVlI.Tuc-
SUBSORIPTTON HATES: 'ker. Hush Ilrndy. Oyster & UrMBth, J.
Ono i'car by Mall, in ndTnncc.ftI.75 jr. Hupror and Win. Landgra'
Ono Year by Carrier, in ndvnncts $2.00 ! Bishop Worlhlngton came up from
Iriinnlin try llflld Bnrvlfdn nt tllrt HniH-
Enor?d.t 1110 orth ,Ptte' ol?raskn!oopnl church. While hero he wn ten-
tiered a reception nt tho home or 'Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Ells.
Arbor Day wan observed In North
I'lutto by tho planting of hundrods of
trees. There were no waterworks In
those days and to keep the trees alive
In dry. weather, wator wan pumped.
oan:ed In buckets and poured nrounil
the troes The old-thliors will toll
you this wns some task.
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LINCOLN COUNTY EVENTS
ANB 1'UieSONAL 3IENTION.
Postofflco- as Second Glass Matter.
TUESDAY, APIUL 271 li, 1920.
EVENTS IN NORTH PLATTE
TJIIHTY-l'IVE YEARS AGO
SUGAR FACTORY GIVES 61.00
DONUS TO 0 KMW KItS.
(Frdm Tho Tribune April 28, 1SSB.)
Chas. P. Ross, agent for tho Rock
Islnnd synU.calo, sold twenty sections
of lnnd In township 9, range 28. and J
township o, range 27, for three dollars
per acre. The purchaser were Now
York parties. , i , , 77-" ,, , , ,
' John Worthl6y. foreman at the IJO(Jt growora In the valley who had
Union Pacific shops, wns prosontod contracts with tho American Beet
with n, fine buggy and sot or,harno Sugar Co. laat your- have received
by th& omployos of tho shops. ' trmn th0 company a bonus of J1.00 a
In flow of lookodxfor introduction l ho0 rown ln8t Accom-
of Asiatic cholera 'into tho United Sta- Pftny.lng the bonus was the following
tcs. The Tribune advised the city lettor: , .
authorities to clean up tho alleys, "Ear'y H Mr an ndvanco wns
which were In bnd shape. niade tn the prlco of sugar, at which
Tho Inst big drive of cattlo from tl,no ono of tho BUSar manufactur-
Toxas to northorn point had started. orP Mt Justlfiod in distributing
Tho number in tho drlvo Was close to among Its growers aB n bonus $1
200.000. Tho greater numbor of them l'or ton for hwtH delivered from
wore destined for points In Wyoming wWch tho sugar was made,
and Montana. "At tliat t'mo tlllH company did
Walld "Walla lodgo I. O. O. P. celo- Mot fel warranted In acting ns llb-
brated tho nnnivorsnry of Odd Follow- orally with Its growors and conse-
ship by, Indulging In a soclalnnd a 1otiUy did not pay a bonus. An-
"fecd." Music was furnished by the oth(SV ndvanco has now boon mnde
Mothotllst choir. In tho sugar market and although
Alex , England, Jr.. a young mnchln- Uil company has a vory small
1st In the shops, loft for the Pacific amount of It, 'nevertheless, fools that
coast "to Jay a. foundation for his Its growors should share in the
futuro prosperity," Tho boys gavo "ononis thorofrom and thoroforo
him a send-off. takes pleasuro In paying to them $1
Homesteaders who had located in ver ton on nil boots received by It
tho county during tho early spring during tho last campaign.
had begun fnrmyng operations, Sod ::o:: 1
houses dotted nearly overy quarter ' Print paper has now advanced to
section of tillablo land. such a figure lO1 cents n pound nt
U. & M. surveyors were .ranking a Omnha that wo must demand prompt
survey for the "high llnp" railroad In payment on tho part of allsubacrIbors.
tho south part of tho county. Wb cannot afford to carry delinquent
Tho Tribune acknowledged an In- subscriptions, nor can wo afford to
vitatUmto attond the May Parly to bo nlro collectors or pay clerk litre and
given-May first by Grand Island Dlvl- p08tnR0 nnd stationery In sending out
sSlnVS' : statements. Tho fact is. tho cost , of
In a spelling match between nunlls Producing a newspaper these days s
Blackburn's room, tho final contest- P'c- an ,0 m,lp matjora as much as
ants woro Agnos Loftus and Magglo pnuslblo a cash-ln-advance plnn Is
Sch&rmnrin. Agnes finally mis-spelled necessary.
tho word "villain," whllo It wns cor- Diamonds sot In platinum i.aro our
roctly. spelled by Magglo. speciality. Dixon, tho Jowelor.
tym. Ritnor nnd Lorcn Purely woro North piatto garages, servjeo sta-
npprjnled ns rond I overseers. W. P. tlons, repair shops and vulcanizing and
&S.U1St,?Biwh0 1'T for Gar battery, plants arc reported to give cm-
s'e sor for I ndT preclnci Vr,nn" t0 ltylht people. As
The county S$fifrmm paid "Tbr ' autombllo1B IncrcT'
Thos. ltowloy $1,000 for 100 acres of thoru 18 a corresponding incroaso in
land southwest of town, tho land being tho nunui" of people omployed In tho
purchnscd for a poor farm. above linos.
D. A- Bakor was appointed chief of Diamonds nt reasbrtablo pn'cos nt
police nnd streot commlssfonor by Dixon's. A largo stock at your com
Mayor Peach, and John I. Nesbltt cltv miuid.
(Condansfjii ircttn Coupty Exclmhgos.)
The oa'iireatl dt tho Brady Stnto Bank
bns been increased from $16,000 to
1 $26,000. Under the presidency of W.
W. Wnnnest the bank has made a
rapid growth.
! Levert McGoe, aged twenty, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamos McGee living nliif
rillfs south of Maxwell, died the early 1
part of last weok.
l Mrs. Knte Sullivan, of Brady, sub- j
mlt tod to an oporntion ut nn Omnha
! hospital Tuosday of last weok nnd l
'reported to be doing well. 1
I The Slitherland Courier advocate? '
the orcctlon of a $50,000 community
building in that village.
I Tho tele phono company has ordored
i$r.000 worth of how equlpmont, which
I moans hotter service for patrons at
! Sutherland.
A company Is being organized at
Sutherland fortho purpose of drilling
for oil. Tho backers say they are will
ing to drill 3.B00 foot.
People of Sutherland have gone- on
record as favoring a community
church, and a committee has boen ap
pointed to Investigate the matter.
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The Hoover Teal.
The first roal tost of Herbert Hoover
aB a presidential possibility on tho
republican ticket will como iii Mon
tana today. Thore hPs name
will appear on tho ballot, together
with those" of Harding, Wood, John
son and Lowden. Tho last named
three have boen touring tho state in
thoir own Interest. Many states will
also namo tha'r delegates by conven
tion next week.
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Slinmcful I'roiUecring.
Profiteers were denounced in the
senate Saturday by Senator Capper,
republican. Kansas, , who presented
statistics which ho said, showed that
tho earnings" of many American cor
porations represented profiteering
."open, scandalous and shameless."
.Senator Capper attackojl tho depart
'mont of justice's cheapcr'meat cam
'paign, arid Bald Increased prices for
sugar wefo "the,most brazen challenge
,we ever had In tln'B saturnalia of
forced'
I ' Senator Lonroot, republican, Wis
consin, agreeing with tho Kansas sen
ator's declaration that profiteering had
become a national menaco, said Attor
'ney General Palmer was "settilr? a
Ifow mouso traps around tho country
,whon ho ought to be setting bear
traps" to catch the big or mllllonilr
Inrnflteors. Tho administration was
hold responsible by Senator Lenroot
for tho Increasing sugar prices.
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Tf von havo iiolayed buying your
spring wrap, we can give you rqpl,
quality and stylo and save you money.
13. T. TRAMP & SONS.
f 'lirlstinn Science- service Sunday 11
t m. Wednesday evening meetings
nverv week at 8:00. A cordial lnyt
tntion Is extended to all to attond
; theso services. Bulldlne ft Loan build-
in c. room 25.
Ba
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fj iSfMflh jmnmm HIM
1 ites
, BREAD is fhe besf food
Besides it wholesome and nutritive
value, bread is simply delicious and
appeals lo all appetites.
' . Balce-ilito Bread has a, pleasing tastlness and appetizing flavor 'that
will. satisfy the most exacting. Serve this delicacy made with Bake-Rite
Broad at your next party.
. Ih-cad artsfor speciulr occasions
1 cup fresh bread crumbs ;5,eggS
1 cupBugar I , 4-2 tablespoons grape
1 cup chbppd nut meats , ; juice,;
V teaspooiiSj taking' powder 1, lemon
1 Q8S -
Va cup sugar
lemon. '
i;-,cup chopped walnut meats
Soak broad cWntbs with grapo juico and v.kstralned juice, qf lemon. -Beat
yolks and sugar together until light, hen add nuts, baking p6vder,
bread .crumbs and beaten whites of eggs.
, Divide into two, buttered
, I,'. "
and llourcd layer tins
and ' hake- in moderate
oven twenty minutes.
Put t.ogothor with filling.
f; Beafup egg, add sugar.
lemon juice, nnl walnuts.
Thjs tart nifty "bo covered
You will ilnd Broad Tarts irrestible. Try them today.
WB USE COW BRAND FLOUR EXCLUSIVELY.
V
!Knt more hrond ami make 11AK li-lUTH Broad you
Battery repairs are often the result
of failure to use that service which'
Willard has established for the car
owr.?rs of America in over seventeen
hundred places.
There are two distinct sides to Willard
Service: One is paid service curing battery,
troubles by skill and thoroughness in
handling repairs doing the job in a work
manlike fashion bo that it doosn't have
to be done aver.
The other side of Willard Service is pre
vention of battery trouble and that you
do not pay for. Registration of new batteries
for special service, cards entitling any owner
to testing and filling, good advice, informa
tive literature and general helpfulness.
Every WflTard Service Station scils the
Still Better Willard Battery a battery that
was already better in material, worlrrnanship
and record of. service, and was made Still
Better by the invention of Threaded Rubber
Insulation.
Ii D. ML BROOKS
Opposite Postoffice
.m mm ksis
HF It Willard Threaded
W W
m ST OR AG
ATTERY
Rubber Insulat ion
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An Jiiunib'i'atlon Issue.
Tho nuostlon of tariff and nrotectlon
takes on a new form nt Washington.
Europe has so. little to sell that lm-
Iioitatlon o fioods stirs up Jitue in
terest or resentment, Importation of
labor, together with tho quostion of
protection for homo lnbor. Is becoming
u subject for hot discussion.
Tho embargo on Mexican lauor.ore
was let down the other day lor the
benefit- of the sugar beet growers of
tho southwest. Tho homo beet fiold
Workers are not orgntVzod and made
no serious protest It Is different with
labor in general. Thfcro Is a shortago
of labor In tho country. Every man
ablo to hold a job can have ono. The
supply Is sufficiently short of the de
mand to glvo tho laborers constder-
aijio sway In tho nxlng of wngos.
Any movement to bring immigrants
is to them a movement to increase
competition and reduco wages. The
labor unions take .the Bame attitude
toward immigration nojv that their
employers have been used to taking
toward Importation. Tho demand for
protection for tho home Industry is
supplanted by demand for protectfon
for tho homo laborer.
A Now York republican congress
man writes Soorotary Wilson asking
for froo trade in hoaso-help. There
is a servant shortago of housemaids
with incidental high wagos to the"
housomat'd. Congressman Siogal wants
the pauper housemaids of Europe ad
mitted, accordingly, without restric
tion. But Secretary, AVilson. demo
cratic member of tho cabinet, a union
labor man, rejoins with a plon for
protection,
It la a quoer crossing of hht6rloal
principles. But j;bo world Is full of
Ouoer things nowadays. State Journal.
J. E. StilUSTIAX,
Tho Old Line Lifo Man,
lies. lMtonc 1138, Office l'lione 012.T
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For Snlc.
Mnteherl tnnm nf jrrnvs 4 nnd K vn;ira !
old.
Phone 1194w.
?9ftf
'Braying of AH Kinds.
entored tho light and heavy araymg
business, wo sollct a share of the pat
ronage of tho public, 1
OLD LINE TRANSFER CO.,
Spicor & Breeze .
Phone 247, Huffman's Cigar Store. 23-8
4 Legal Notice. .
. J. Beckwitli is hereby npti'fled that
the Omaha Van and Storage. Co., will
nail. .it. 2 o'clnnk n. m.. on MavlStli. on
lot 7, block 2, Peniston's Addition to
tho city or North 1'intto, tnejouowing;
goods left In storage by him, and upon
there is dlle afl StoYacO COStS the
sum of $82.00, together with accruing
costs towit; sofa, 4 bed rails, tool box,
2 rockers, 2 chairs, cratfu of glass,
crate marble,' bundle of bed- slats, 2
bed ends, 2 bed springs, stqve and a
31-2 ' Omaha Van & Sdra'go Co.
favorllq brand. Q
ILIJJIU M,.n..rT. J , L --
jfemKE-MTE'1 BAKERY " ""SjSfel 1
Notice.
j "Wo Rosilvor Mirrors, Repair Fur-
inlturo. Retfre Bnbby Buggios, Frame
jnnd enlarao Picturos. All work gunr-
!MitwHl. Cllvo us a trial. TOQPS &
MAIZE. 113 Ritner Hotol Bid jr.. Woat
,0tii St. " 29tf
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i "WJiKkey Supply Runs Low.
I .ui;i)nniiif w proutoiuon eniorco
mont officers, thtf whiskey is on ita
way to Join the dodo. Tho government
figure show but GO.000,000 gnllonB
'.now with ir the United States. Befoi'o
tho prohibition act boenmo effective.
tljo nonual conaunvpllon was 100.000,
(000 gallons a year.
, Roal whlakay will vory soon bo be
yond tlip rnnon of all but brtcklayors,
pluinbors, lanltors and other Inunonse
lv wealtjiv persons. BoglnM'ng May
15. plu'slclans will be permitted only
100 prescriptions nvory throe months.
Those Will bo worth $10 a proscription.
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Atllo Repairing.
Prkjos night, satisfaction guaran
teed. Half block south of dopot. 30U
SKIN HEALT
Skin health depends upon the lungs,
kidney and liver befog normallj' heal-.
thy and vlgorousnnd upon tho Individ
ual having no depraved or abnormal
appetites. '
Where thore arc pimples, blackheads,
or skin dlBobloratJ'ons, the cause is in
faulty elimination. No nnaylsls In
general, will lit any particular case,
but is snfo to say that in practiotilly
every case of poor comploxlon or skin
trouble, the .cause lies in . lack of ner
vous tone . in some of tho organs of
oJJAnlnatlon. Spinal adjusting frees
nerves for the delivery. ofa full dgi;e
of nervous power,' to tho organa that
throw off bodily wastes or poisons.
Tho skin altars naturally whon ollm
InatVon Is 1gorgus.
NO OHARGD v
Consultntlon Is without a'Oharg or
obligation.
Drs. States & States,
-The P. S. C. Chiropractors.
Building and Loan Building
North Piatto Nebraska.
CORRECTS
0i5A523 fV,Z FOLLOWING
HEAD
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HCftUT
rOHflLWDEft
r,Adm imam
LOWER PINCHED
fifaVS, IMPOSSIBLE
TO FURNISH
PROPER MiUUlZS
(LIFE ANDjlEALTK)
TO THEIR ORGANS
AND TI55UE?
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