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KELSON 3IAKKS THU TO
STKRLIXG IX AIHPLANE.
(Sterling Dally Advocate)
Perhaps marking tho advent of the
aeroplane for commercial purposes In
Sterling, J. E. Nelson, president of
tho Storllng Dry Goods company, ar
rived by tho air route hero this after
noon. Tho big Curtis piano whirred
over Sterling about 2 o'clock and
hundreds of persons rushed to win
dows or Into yards to sco tho mnchlno
as It circled In tho sky. After flying
at a considerable height ovor tho city,
the pilot drove to the flold north of
tho fair grounds, whore the landing
was made. A large crowd assembled
in short order to sou tho machine at
closo range.
Mr. Nelson and Pilot Reed E. Davis
made tho trip from North Platte, Ne
braska, In two hours, stopping en
route at Ogallala vfor gas and oil. E.
L. Hallgren of tho Sterling Dry Goods
company had Intended to announce
Mr. Nelson's coming, but ho was tnkon
by surprise. "Wlillo readlnir n tnl ncrrnm
of his coming, Mr. Hallgren heard tho
aeroplane over the city.
It Is the nlnn of Mr. Nol
Pilot Davis to remain ovor night. Mr.
Davis had planned to furnish rides for
persons or sterling who are unac
quainted with this novel thrill, but lie
found the landing flold so rough that
he will be unable to do so.
The passengers In tho plane brought
a greeting from the publisher of the
North Platte Tribune to the Advo
cate. Aviation Is gaining considerable
popularity at North Platte, according
to the visitors. A company is being
organized there and Mr. Davis plans
soon to establish a training school.
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Will T)Isoss Swimming Pool.
A meeting will bo held In the board of
education room of tho Junior high
school this evening by . tho Welfare
Board and others Interested for the
purpose of discussing ai munlcltal
swimming pool. This proposition has
been banging Are for several months,
but will probably be definitely settled
at the meeting this evening.
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Prices for the coming SALE at E.
T. TRAMP fc SONS' Ready, To Wear
will be marked In plain figures so It
-hi De easy for each Individual to
shop.
Crystal,
Tonight and Tomorrow
OLIVE THOMAS
IN
"THE FLAPPERS"
comedy and drama delightfully mix
ed in Ideal entertainment Will make
the whole family smile. A photoplay
that strikes close, home.
Specila tonight Sennett comedy
Love's False Faces.
KEITH WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WALLACE REED
IN
"Hawthorne of the U. S. A."
He broke the bank at Monte Carlo, then donated "gas" for
a revolution. But when he got the "dern" thing started he
lost his heart (to a Princess) exploded the plot and it blew
him sky high. A picture that's all punch.
ATTENTION
FARMERS AND HAY GROWERS
Wood Brothers all steel individual thrasher
complete with weigher and loader
$1235.00
Power Hay Press, the money maker.
with self-feeder
$630.00 ; ;
These prices at North Platte and while
our present stock lasts.
Hendy-Ogier Auto Co.
Phone 34
Mrs.. Jlcllvuln Pusses Away.
Mrs. John G. Mcllvaln passed away
at eleven o'clock Sundnv nlirht liftm
an Illness of nearly threo months from
1 it
a complication oi ttiseases. soverai
weeks prior to hor passing, tho physi
cians announced the ti-mililn Innm nliltv
and following this annoucemont Mr.
Mcllvaln devoted his entire tlmo to
administering to her day and night un-
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i"" unu came. o loving nnu so
tender wns this num. Mm nnu-. t.
attention of tho husband seemed satis
fying to hor. thouirli iIp
called dally to proffer their assistance.
uunng tuo protracted illness, Mrs.
Mcllvaln suffered Int OIlROlV. tint aim
boro her burden with fortitude and
cheerfulness.
In her passing North Platto loses a
woman bleblv nst
qualntancc; a home-maker and liome-
lover, a raitliful member of and worker
In tho Episcopal church, a woman
constants dolntr nets nf iiin.innoo i
others, and doing it in that quiet way
wiuuii marKeti nor retiring disposition.
, runerai services will be hold from
,tho Episcopal church at 2:30 this af
ternoon. Mrs. Mcllvaln was born In Hlgh-
,gaie, vt., uecemuuer 12, 18C1, and was
united in marriage to Mr. Mclvaln at
St. Albans April 23, 1S81. They moved
from Vermont to Springfield, Ill. and
came to North Platto In 1899, slnco
which tlmo Mr. Mcllvnln has been In
tho employ or tho Union Pacific. The
life of Mr. and Mrs. Mcllvaln wns
saddened In 190G when their only child
John met his death In the local rail
road yards. Mrs. Mcllvaln was a mem
ber of tho Eastern Star and an earnest
worker in tho Episcopal Guild.
To Mr. Mcllvaln, In this his. sad and
lonely hour, the slncero sympathy of
many true friends is extended.
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burning.
The embers have been smoldorlng
for sometime, but now the flame Is
luiroflnp' In punt nnrnmaf fl.A rnn..
Girls are well organized and with their
council at the head, they are living up
10 an expectations.
The Cnmpflro Girls are putting be
fore tho public a rnre opportunity-
That of hearing tho Riley poems,
.which we nil enlov so much.
' Hin. RUnv McCalley. who will be
here Thursday evening, as n.t lnter
.nrotAr "f .Tnmo W,itcomb Riley's
Mroll nooms. certainly has no suner
tlora, nnd or an all around versatile
entertnlner he stands alone. He Is
pot onlv n gifted reader and Imperson
nfor but ho Js snlendld violinist nd
hU onB0 rtf Imrnor knows no bound''.
Mr.?McCnllev -'"111 bp ot tlm Frpnk
"n .aiid.UatlurUjiJJI'Mirsdpv,. Juno. jnth.
Vnn cpn huv n tlnket tliorn for flffv
routs (if yoti are undr fourteen for
t'vpnlv-fiyp cents' and the .drl will
gva von a cfood Pont.
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V."- ivnnt to nnnounce to tho nnhllo
that boc'nnlng on Saturday, June 12th.
our entire stocK or merchandise will
be on sale nrlor to moving Into our
i?w location. E. T. TRAMP &. SON'S.
Mrs Wilfred Stuart and baby, of
T.exincton. came Sunday to visit Mrs.
John TIghe.
Dixon & Son grind their own lenses.
The Postoffice ball team of this cltv
played tho Maxwell team Suntlnv In
tho latter village and took the long
enu oi an eleven to ten score
W. C. BLACK.MORK KILIiKl)
WHILE OX FISHING THIl'.
The Tribuno received n mossago Sun
day stating thnt W. C. Ulackmoro, of
Pomonn, Cal., had beon killed Snturdny
night near Drnnuing, Cal., while on a
fishing trip. Tho wire was signed by
Will Hoover, nnd further particulars
uro lacking.
Mr. Ulackmoro will be remombored
ns a former Suthorlnnd druggist, In
which vlllngo ho resided for a numbor
of years. Ho was as well known In
North Plntto as though ho had beon a
resuiont. "uiuy Ulackmoro was n
'prince of a man, and his North Platto
friends will deeply regret his passing.
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Hldt's nnd Wool.
They tell us shoos aro Kolim uu. nnd
clothing will be higher next fall, ana
yet L. Llpschltz. tho local buyer of
hides and wool, says hldo prices have
dropped 400 per cent and wool prices
100 per cont. Yesterday Louie was
ouoreu ten to twelve cents per nound
for tho hides ho has on hnnd, while in
August, 1918, hides sold as high as
forty-threo cents a pound and shoes
are now higher than at that period,
Wool prices yesterday woro thirty
cents, ns compared with sixty-eight
cents eighteen months ngo, and yet
tliey say clothing will be higher. In
view of theso facta Is It any wonder
peoiple become discontented with exis
ting conditions nnu tnnc anil act as
though they are "ferninst" tho gover
nment.
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Grand Island Comes Sunday,
Tho Grand Island ball team cames
next Sunday afternoon for n gnmo with
North Platte, which means a real con
test on tho diamond, for the Island
team Is said to bo at tho top among
tho amateur teams of tho state.
Strengthened with Pizer at second and
Codner nt short, and with a marked
improvement In batting, tho home
team Is certain to put up exhibition of
a ball that will keep the fans filled
with enthusiasm.
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Locals Defeat Gothenburg.
Playing Sunday aftornoon to tho
biggest crowd of the season North
iPlatte defeated Gothenburg by a score
of eight to two. Two now players
I were In the North Platte line up, Joe
Pizer at second and Codner, a former
Central City player, at nhort. each of
whom plnyed a nice game. The feat
ure of the game was the fielding nnd
ibatttng of Holliday. Nokes occupied
the mound for North Platte.
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. Taxpayers Meeting Tonight
AU Vproperty owners of tho Third
ard are requested "to. meet at tho
court hpusethis e,von'n!g for the pur
pose of discussing property valuations
and tho equalization of valuations. It
lis to the interest of every property
owne in the ward to bo (present.
, COMMITTEE.
Soldi Last Week
NEt Sec. 6-12-30 to L. W. Heist,
All Sec. 10-15-29 to A. E. and Daniel
Greoley.
I Lot I, Block 35 to J. L. Coons.
O. H. THOELECKE.
Piano For Sale.
H. P. Nelson Concert Grand Piano,
20 year guarantee. Cheap. 310 West
8th Street. 43.3
Convention Opens Today.
Tho republican national convention
will open in Chicago at oloven o'clock
this forenoon. Attempts woro made
yesterday to clarify the atmosphere
in regard to announced candidates,
but the result seemed to bo to becloud
tho question as to who Is to bo the
nominee for president. While Wood(
Johnson and Lowdon aro making
herculean efforts to win support It Is
possible that tho winner wt1 bo n
dark horse.
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Buy what you need and snvo One
Fifth at Wilcox Department Store.
At the
SUN THEATRE.
TUES. & WED.
The Blood Barrier
STAMUKG
Sylia Breamer and
Robert Gorden
ALSO
Captain Kidd's Kids
STASHING
Harold Lloyd
HAISE IN' VALUES NOT
NECKSSAHV8AYS SOUIIKK.
"I nm umittornbly opposed to nny
raise In property valuations in Lincoln
county," said County Tronsurer Soud
or yesterday, "and I bnso my opposi
tion on the fact that wo can get along
without a raise. 1m time that people
loam to economize and a good place
to stnrt economy is rlth public offici
als who have tho mnnngemont of city,
county and stato governments. With
tho natural Incroaso In taxable proper
ty, and the furthor fact that tho auto
mobile tax will materially help our
road fund by relieving tho cwiinty com
missioners rrom expending any money
on the main traveled road from the
east to the west line of thu counts-, wo
can by exercising economy got along
without raising property valuation nnd
not get our accounts In the red.
Tho Union Pacific rallrotd has ono
into court to fight tho elnt per cent
raise made by tho ntato board of rs
sossment. and If tho Court rules tho
eight per cent raise unyust and un
warranted, then it would bo unjust
ror Lincoln county to rnlso Its valua
tion oven eight per cent, for cortnlnly
our property valuation is as fair and
Just as It now stands as Is tho valua
tion of the Union Pacific. A few years
ago the Union Pnclflc went into court
and resisted a rals,o and won' and then
went Into court and tried to show that
tho taxable value of real estate In this
and other counties was too low, but
tho court decided against tho Union
Pacific. Here wns evttfenco that the
assessed value of both railroads and
tho real estato was fair. Keep tho val
uation at the presont figures and we
will get along all right."
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Will Observe Fins Day,
Next Monday Is Flag Day, and it will
bo observed by exorcises at the Frank
lin auditorium In tho afternoon at two
o'clock for which a program Is being
prepared. Tho monument purchased
by, the W. R. C. for the soldiers' lot
at tho cemetery, will bo unveiled with
appropriate exercises. The full pro
gram for the day will bo published
Friday.
Hedmnre Wlil Open Sthdlo.
The Pizer frame building on Locust
street which has been Occupied by M.
C. Rogers as a harness shop, has boon
leased by Photographer Dedmore, who
will open a studio therein after tho
necessary alterations have been made.
Mr. Rogers will store his stock and
work tools until he can securo a room.
RJchard Is himself again. we refer
tfR.JD. Blrge, who for two weeks had
beeirquarantlned In his home for
small-pox and was released Sunday.
Tho attack was very light.
HALF GLASSES find favor with
many who need glasses for closo work
onlv. May wo supply yours? Dixon
& Son, Eye Specialists.
Dolph Lain left yesterday for Des
Moines to accept a position with an
automobllo firm.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Merton Oldt. ot Kan
sas City, are visiting at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller.
There will only be four more days
of tho ONE-FIFTH OFF sale at Wil
cox Department Store.
Julius Pizer left this morning for
Scottsbluff where ho will transact
business for a fow days.
Passenger traffic out of North Plntto
is holding up well, receipts at the
ticket office averaging thirteen hun
dred dollars a day.
Hand-bills will be out. Do not fail
to secure one. While we aro unnble
to describe and quoto prices on all
merchandise for lack of space never
theless it will all be on sale. E. T.
TRAMP & SONS.
Petticoat Sale!
Wednesday
8:30 to 11:30 A. M.
Any petticoat in the j
house up to $18.50
for
12.50
Allm Recouu'.s Cur.
County Clerk Allen bus been adrlnrt
that the Oldamoblle cr utofen from
his garage ten days tga ha len re
covered at Kansas City and Will be
returned to him by tho auto insurance
company !n which he held a theft pol
icy. Tb enr had been truoed to a
nolnt twMv? miles south of iartta and
the clew then lost. Tho tlilof nmila liU
way to Kansas City, where ttte car wns
picked un by officers who had Iwen
advised of tho theft.
Inp ThN Afternoon.
A mptt'ni? of nsses&ofs and farmprs
Is billed for the court house this af
ternoon f ir tho purposo of discussing
property valuations. It Is oxpootod
thnt representatives from. all parts of
the county will bo presont at this
meeting and the subject will be well
threshed out. It Is presumed thnt
North Platte nnwrty owners will be
wolcomo at this meotlng as all tax
payers aro Interested In keeping down
valuations to n reasonable figure.
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Hall Game This Evening.
At (1:15 this evonluir p the ball lot
on North Locust streot tho U. P. Rip
Trnck team and tho Postoffice team
will moot, and tho crnino nrnmlnna In
bo fully as Interesting as a big leaguo
contest. Tho Rip Trackors have won
rour gnmos as members of the Union
Pnclflc lengue. while the Pnstnfflrn
team has won two out of three gnmos
niayed with teams or surrounding
towns. That tho name this eveirfne
will bo for "blood" noes without sav
ing.
Hcelvcs Mcdnl and l'In.
Miss Adelo LeDloyt has received n
modal nnd a nln for h'nnnrn wmi In
declamatory contests, Sho recolvod
first honors In tho district contest held
at Sutherland, and second honors In
tho stato contest hold In Gordon. Miss
LeDloyt represented the North Plntto
high school In those contests and In
both lnstnnces nnnenred In tho dra
matic class.
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Wo aro maklnir hie nrsnnrnHnnq fnr
SALE bocrinnincr Snttirrinv. .Tnnn 1"Hi
Tho Season's ontlro lino of merchan
dise will bo on sale. E. T. TRAP.i-
SONS. '
The III G truck was cnlloil 1 nut nTl.
Ing to Billy's Cafo on Front strnnt
where flames coming from a rangs o-!
piosion tliroatoned to put Billy out ot
business. Tho damage, however, was
slight.
Ladles Suits. Coats ami n
Ono-Flfth off sale prices for a fow
days only at Wilcox Deiwrtmoiit
Store. .... . ij .,
Ollvo Warren we'ntTo rntivn. tnriivt
to visit Mrs. Fred Duncan nm! will
remain with her and nttond school.
Mrs. Rnlnh Garman lft Mnmlnv
evening for Omaha.
The Golden Rule Bible Clna of ti.
Presbyterian church will
with Mrs. Ralph North, Friday after
noon, 420 West A Streot.
ASTI GNAT ION AND PRESBYOPIA
cause oyestraln unless rnrmotmi
with nroDor lenses. Dlxnn X- Snn p.vo
Specialists.
Tho Ladles Aid Society of tli Pres
byterian church will tllftftt. In tlia
church parlors Thursday afternoon en
iDimiuvu oy iuesunmes uowon, Knox
and O. E. Elder.
Mrs, Chas. Hlrinnnoan nml AT.. r
- uu i.lio, llt ,
Was went to Denver today to Mslt'
iuiuliv ua,
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A Standard for
Automobile Buyers
One of the essentials that determine the value
of an autombile to you is the ideal of the dealer
who sells It.
The best car for the money and the best servipe
behind it that is our ideal. Ask any of our cus
tomers and you find that -we bend every effort to
maintain this standard.
We are proud of Dodge Brothers and Chandler
Cars, because we know they represent value. And
we are equally proud of our organization here in
North Platte because we know its service to our
customers is all that experience, ability and facil
ities can make It.
we will be glad to talk with you about automobiles.
I
DODGE
CHANDLER
NOHTlt PLATTE IS FIFTH
CITY IN THE STATEv
wun me population of Fremont yot
1 to be officially nnnnum(tf1 lmt trltii n
turn. 11. ...
grapovlno mossngo thnt Chore aro ltM
people there than In North Platto, tlUf
city takes rank as fifth In tho stnti,
bolug oxcoetlod only b Omnha, Llh,
coin. Ornnd Island and Hastings, nml
surpassing Kearney, Norfolk, Beatrice,
Fremont and York. The gain In Frd
moiit, It Is understood, shows but a.
smnll porcentngo during tho past te.a
years, and the snmo condition hns pre
vailed in Norfolk and Kearnoy. '
While North Platte has mado groat
strldos during tho past ton yonrs and
has moro than doublet! its population
In thnt period, wo cannot afford tn rosl.
on our oars, wo must tlo our utmost to
keep on Incronslng at tho same gait.-
UpluildT Prohibition.
The prohibition amendment was hold
constitutional yesterday by tho United
States supremo court, as was also the
prohibition enforcement not. . Tlio
court dismissed the Injunction" pfp
ceodlnes brnucht by the stntr- nf N'nw
Jorsev to nrovent thn onfnnwimnt'nf
prohibition In that stato. f
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I.niHn. Ut,ta nVP.CTPTU nvi? At
salo prices at Wilcox Donartmeht
Storo.
Mrs. Arthur Steams, ot ClevelanJ,
Ohio, camo yosterday to visit her
mothor Mrs. E. Rodlne.
Tliore will bo a meeting of tlio
Royal Neighbors Wednesday afternoon
In tho K. P. hall.
Anna McClalu. wont to Hastings yes
terday, to visit her motlior. ;.
MUTUAL HUILPING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION PAID-UP ST00K
In ordor to supply funds to cover
approved loan applications, this as
sociation will Issuo a limited amount
of Its Paid Up Stock. This stock draB
dividends at tho rato of sfix por cent
por annum, from dnto of Issuo until
paid off. Dividends payablo Maroh
1st and Soptombor 1st. Monoy Invested
In this stock may bo withdrawn at any
time upon thirty days notice.
BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
3C-tf Soc'y.
Crystal,
Thursday and Friday;1
MARIE DORO
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in u Herbert Brenon production
"TWELVE-TEN" ?
a my3tery story with the greatest ahdv
most powerful acting Marie Doro has y
over done. -
Special Friday Rainbow corned?
a jazzy Janitor. 1
HKOTHEItS
aiOTOJt CANS.
a m MBtti'iii
THURS. & FRI.
The Deadlier Sex
STARRING
Blanche Sweet
ALSO
Mutt & Jeff comedy.
at
The Style Shop
8:30 to 11:30.
Only at this price.
'Service0' Our Owners"
North Platte, Neb.
