NORTH PJLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TllIBUNE
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WILSON TOUT. Editor nnd FnblMicr.
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One,. Year In ndjnnce
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EDITORIAL.
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In thd-putmlng Away of Judgo H. M.
Grimes Monday jioon, North I'latto and
'Western Nebraska lost a widely and
. favorably known and , universally ro--.
'specfed resident; a man whose friend
ship wns valued because It over run
true; whoso Integrity stood unques
tioned through tho mnny years of a
useful life; whoso largeness of heart
. wns reflected by tho multitude Of
kindly nets and sympathctlcudvlco.
More than half of tho sixty-eight
years allotted 'to Judge drlmos were
, spent In closo contact with pcoplo of
--"all dogrees in "Western Nebraska; ho
t'was unmindful of tho garb Won might
wear, for to Jilm character in man
was valued higher than riches; no
,.. man was too poor to be considered bis
friend; and If.charnctor was wanting
It was. ho who In his qutot, sympathetic
way spoko words of kindly advlco that
influenced men to becomo moro man
,ly, moro self-respecting, more use
ful; .
. .Judge Grimes was not only a huc
eqsful practicing lawyor and for a
iuartor of a. century a fair and Inj
.ifATtial Judgo, but ho was a preacher
of practical Christianity and ho prac-
tlcod tho precepts ho proached do
Unto others as you would have others!
jlo unto you and nono will over know
to what farther bounds tho Influonco
'of 'hid words and deeds 'reached.
While Judgo Qrlmos was posltlvo In
his convictions, ho was always coh-
sldorato and tolorant to tho vlows of
others.
As a Jurist Judgo Grimes command
ed tho respect and enjoyed tho con
fldonco if ovory practicing nttornoy
In tho district; and not only theso but
tlioso who cajrto from other districts
to proscctito cases boToro hlm;and
this rospect and esteem was oniphu-
szed by, tho prosenco of bo many
. mcmbors of tho bar who camo Wod
nsday to pay tholr last earthly ro
spects.
' Intensely loyal to nation and with a
patriotism that never dimmed, Judgo
. Grlmch -every Word and deed bospoko
tho constancy of his love of country,
and
alty
hid libtnft. il H . "
In tho IafgXJr sonTo Tid lobkod upon
lioma ns tho bulwark of tho nntlou,
this View being Intensified by the hun
drfnlB of wrecked homos It- was his
prdvlnco to lnvotlgato ns Judge nnd
wlionover such hub Utought best he
oxertcd his Influonco to tho fullest ox
tent to avort a separation of the In-
mates of a homo and tho placing of
chlldron In environments that wore
not good.
Flags at half mast and the closing
of business hotisos, during the funeral
hour bospoko tho regrotablc loss of
ono who for , thjriyescxcn.. years ljnd
been an exemplary citizen of North
I'latto a man respected, esteemed,
beloved by all.
Judge Grimes has, left us, but
"Ho who lives In tho hearts of those
ho leaves never dies." I. L. II.
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Sl'OHTS
Fifth lug opondd up a Httlo laBt week
when It was warm but tho cool
weather of tho present wcok has put
a dampor on tho Bport but not on tho
flshormen. Last week tho 'river Was
very low and running qulto clear. A
number of good catches of plko wore
roportcd but following up some of
thorn wo found that both tho number
and tho slzo of tho fish caught woro
exaggerated. Some basB havol been
caught In tin! lakes north of horo
and a fow cats haVo snapped fat tho
luro of tho fish worm managoifiuy the
youngsters. '.
John Den and party aro planning
on a fishing trip to tho north lakes tho
first of next week. In preparation
for this anil many moro trips later
In tho senson, Mr. Don bo's bought a
gasoline motor engine which Is to bo
fasfencd to tho rear "of 'a boat. It
has a propollor ana ruddor and when
in working order makes a gasoline
launch out of any row boat or civ
hoe. Tho motor wolghs In tho neigh
borhood of ICO pounds and cost about
that many dollars. It pumps tho wa
ter Used In cooling Its cngino nnd Is
qulto nolsoloss as tho exhaust Is un
dor Water. John should got the fish
now and not come homo nil tired out
with rowjng..
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The registered shoot which will be
hold, horo li May Is expected, to at
tract coriiilddrnble nltoiltlon. '
Huso ball Ih starting out' this year
with pretty good prosp'ectb for some
good sport. Tho American Legion Is
back of u Jeani and a good bunch ot
follows aro turning out to tho' Initial J
practice. Fred Petersen Ih tho' genial
manager and ho 8 on tho Job nit of
tho time. Neighboring towns aro also
organizing nnd some good teams are
developing.
Men's
New
Track events aro taking tho atten
tlon of the High School boys, Last
Friday the team went-to Gothenburg
whore a Joint meet wns staged. Goth
enburg won- by a score of 57 to C6.
Here Is tho list of ovonts with the
winners In each:
100 Yd. Dash: Locke NP, Holmes O,
Hlnman Nr. Tlmo 10.3. ",
Mile Run: Lyons and Carsfqidou of
Gothenburg tied for first, Rector NP,
third. Tlmo 5 mln 17 sec.
Shot Put: Locko NP, Holmes G,
Yost N. P. -Distance 39 feet 2 Inches.
120 Yd. High Hurdles: Holmes G,
Karr G, Hlnman NP. Times 1.8.4
High Jump: SlovorH G Shanor NP,
Nprsworthy G. Height 5 foot C Inches.
440 Yd. Dash: Troxlor NP, Haynes
G Weathors G. TImem 55 sec.'
Discus: Karr 3, Slovers .0, Locko
NP. Distance 02 feet 5 inches
220 Yard Low Hurdles: Holmes G,
Shanor NP,' Karr G. Timo 28.4.
Broad Jump: Shnnor NP, Carska-
don 0, Roctor NP. 18 feet 1014 Inches.
220 Yard Dash: Locko NP, Hlnman
NP, Holmes G. Tlmo 23 sec.
SSO Yard Run; Lyons G, Hlnman
NP, Cnrskadon G. Tlmo 2 mln. 20 sec,
Polo' Vault; Shanor NP. Locko NP.j
Slovers G. Height 9 feet 7 Inchos.
Tho 880 Yard Relay was won by
Hlnman, Shanor, Trexler and Locko ot
North' Platto running against Karr,
Haynps, "Weathers nnd Ilolmea of
Gothenburg.
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Feed nqd Garden Seeds of all des
criptions. North Platte Feed Co.,
Phono 200..
There . has. been consldopiblo dls
cussIo'Vqj' a successor to Judge
Qrlmci yesterday and today. It Is
necessary Jn,n; fl.rdjjr that tho public
buslnbss go on thai tho Governor np-
Inolht somcono lu'tho near future. The
Lincoln Couhty bar Is united on E. H.
Evans, Mayor ot North-Platto. Rod:
man of Kimball Is'rccefvlng somo en-
Tho Buffalo 13111 Gui qiub Is Jiavlng
weokly targol . projqtfwfQn tho range
north of the city. Tlicro-nfo about
forty membors and moro thaii halftif dorscment but it Is questioned wheth
them got out to tho weekly shoot. A or ho could nccopt an appointment as
lot of young, follows and poor shoot- thoro Is a law which would seem to
ors haVo Jolnod lately but tho older forbid tho 'Governor, from. .appointing
bonds llkq Hoalor, Don, Neville and liny noinber of tho Stato Legislature
otnors uro stlu to he cquntou with, to orrfco. ; ,r'f
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Why Edi-Wdslied Clotlies are soWMti
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Things washed iu clean water are bound to be purer and look
fresher than those washed in water full of dirt. In the EDEN
aadirt is freed from tho clothosr it settles at once into the
Sediment Zone, where it is trapped in quiet water and cannot
get back into tho washing cylinder to mingle with tho clean
clothes. With this continuous elimination of sediment the
Eden ahvays washes your things In clean v.-ter. There is a
feeling of satisfaction when putting on an,: DEN washed gar
ment or using EDEN washed linen that comes from knowing
that they are actually clean,
North Platte Light & Power Go.
p ring Suits....
Grey Worsted
Crcy worsted,
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will stand hard wear,
gives service,
made up
In good style, well tailored.
'We have them up to size
lor,only
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Others in blue serge, brown,
green and stripes
119.90, $i75, $27 50,
V $34.75, $39.75
Young men can find here. tthe
newest styles, either single or
double breasted models , in the
most "popular colors ami' 'fabrics,
pin .stripes .-blue, brown and
green. "
Come in and see the value in
clothes we can give you for the
rv.' nrinp.s.nf
$27.50; $34.75, $42.50 I
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High Grade Union Suits
Athletic Union Suits .
Leather , Faced . Jlovas
Work-Shirts ;
High' Grade Union Made derails .
Black Blu Calf Dress Shoes ................ $2.9$
Tan lk Sole Outing Bals . : . 2.98
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Selling
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Mrs. Enrl Swanson. left this moru
ing for Laramie tc vjitYrfends for a-
fow days.
Rev. Ives' returned to Sidney yea-
torday after attending, the jfum-ral ot
the lato Judgo H. M. Urimes.
P. Mllca of Stdnoy .returned to his
hmriR vestordav after attending tno
funeral of tho late Judge H. M.
Qrlmes.
Mrs. T. Gorham nnd daughtr Mayme
returned to Grand Island tho ilrst of
tho week nfior visiting at the V. A,
lUichflnck homo.
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Want Ads
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Wanted Compotont girl for general
housowork. Phono C41W.
WantedWork In storo by exporl
oncod man. Cnll at 114 V. Ninth.
Vor Sate Ono steol and enameled
range almost now. 321 S.Dowoy.
Wimlcil One hundred head of cat
tle to paBturo at $3 for Uie season. J
A. Swartr..
For Sale Now Anchor Hope Croam
Knnarntor. Cheat) Inquire at 100G
N. Pino St. .
For Salo Kitchen xaWnct almost
now also hnnd vacuum cleanor,
Phouo 122?.
For Sale Parsnips, Beots and
Greon Onions. L. LtTitcker, Phono
C98J. .
For Itent 7 room Tioiise, two lots
ready for garden, Garago. 515 Ayest
11th St. Call Dr. Ames 273. .
To Trade Section of land, In Lin
coln Co. for city . property. Sea Gene
Crook, North Platto.
Wanted Girl for genoral houso
work Nght washing good placo for
right po.rtV' 608 W. Second street.
For Sqlfcsrllatchtng eggs, puro brod
It. I. R6a, Darrcd Rocks and "Wlilto
Leghorns. L. I. Tuckor, Phono 698J.
"Wanted, Any kind of york. John
Andorson, Madison Rooms, Gil Dow
oy streot.
For SalOr-Nlne room raodorn house
Good outbuildings. Inquire, 723 west
Sixth stroot. v'
For SnlofrAjfpw pieces of old furn
iture .In good condition. Call 1109
Bast 4th sifeeP.ol' phone 537.
For 4 Sale A farrners' price A
cholcp lot of Red Poll bulls roady for
service. Payne Dairy Farm, south
end of Dowey street, .'arth Platte.
Wanted To hear from farm owner
of godd laud for sale for fall or
spring dollvery. Mulch & Blecha,
Munden, Kansas.
For Sale Houbcb at 312 E. Third
and 316 E. Third street are for sale at
?4,200. Ono Is a flvo room and the
other a six room modern dwelling.
noth have 'water, sowjer and lights.
For- particulars write Mrs. K. L.
Turner, 612 Washington Street, Boise,
mono.
To Trade Eighty acres Colorado
land for good automobile. Call 1127W.
For jjnle Single Comb R. I. Red
Eggs for Hatching. Mighty good utll
ity and laying strain. $1.00 per sea
ting. MrsV- Georgo Tekulve, Phone
852J. 1204, E. 4th St.
For Sale School house, west end of
District,. 5, at public auction May
10 to oe sold at school houso. Mrs.
Huckfoldt, Fred Simants, Frank
Purdy.
Wanted A responsible party to
handle a small manufacturing prop
osition in North Platte. Will require
?200.00 to $400.00 investment. You
spend the money yourself. Make ap
plication at onco to Box 859, Scotts
Bluff, Nebraska.
At The SUN,
Sunday and Monday.
MATINEE 2:15 and 4:00 P. M.
"To Baby Brabant the devil we know?"
Often Rosamond'had heard that t;oast in the gambling
dive; -pitied the beautiful woman, who accepted it as an
honor; yet did not know who Baby- Brabant really was.
Then realization came!
LOUIS B. MAYER presents
Ariita
Stewart
in the play by Sydney Grundy, directed by John M. Stahl
''SOWING
THE WIND"
A whirl 'midst Broadway's glittering lights a vision
the Bhadows behind them.
i Also 2 Reel Buster Keaton-Comedy.
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