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NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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m.8Qy TQUi' Kdllor and rutjllancr.
Entered nt tho NortH Platte, Nebraska
; Posfortlco ns Second Class Matter.
SUJJSCMLllON I'JHCKi
Onp Year, In ndruncc $2.00
TUESDAY, JfAY :trU, 102i.
KDITOIilAL.
Sam bcrryberry called our attention
to a no' definition of an optimist
that la , the definition was now to ns.
Wo enjoyed It with Sam and have en
f Joyed It with Hovornl othor8 slnco.
ilcro It Is An optlmlBt Is a man or
woman who digs tho dandelions out
of tho front, lawn with a knlte.
Work has boon" In progress on tho
now swimming pool In Uio north part
of tho city during tho past two wooks
.'and ft' begins to look ns though It
would bo a reality beforo long. Thoy
bottom hurry It up howover If they
got It ready for tho swimming season
for Vo' know of soveral of tho follows
, who bavo had ono or moro dips In tho
river" already this Spring.
Lincoln County wants tho Western
.Fish Hatchory and so does Garden
" County.' It Is up to tho Secretary of
tho Stato Hoard of Agriculture to do
cldo which shall get It. It would bo
unfortunate for these two friendly
counties to have a .dispute which
would end In bitterness and yot only
, ono of us can have It. Wo havo many
warm frlondg In Garden County. None
of'tjjom will accuse tho Trlbuno of un
fairness If It booHts for Lincoln
County ah" tho logical location for tho
hatchery. Wo all st!ood together to
get tho hatchory for wostornNobraska'
fiii'd now wo can havo a Httlo good na-1
turod rivalry1 as to whoro In wostorn
Nebrauka it i.- (j bo located. Person
ally, wo don't care whore In western
Nebraska It Is finally located Just so It
Is In Lincoln County.
' Tho greatest proposition over put
fo'rthJiy; any agency, or ,concpm In
terested In ,markelng is now being
organized -by tho. committee of Seven
teen. Thjs. .committee, waa formulated
through tho comblndd efforts of a
number of formora organizations. Its
sptlrposo la to Btublllzo Uio grain mar
ket by soiling the wheat and othor
cereals direct to. tho consumers. A
gigantic corporation Is bolng formed
and Roiiio of tho best minds of tho
country, aro engaged In tho organiza
tion. Tho. plans have been' rovlqwod
by many master minds, from Bernard
Banish and Herbert Hoover down and
In general tho opinion Is that It Is a
great, plan and will work. In general
.the Boards of Trado and groat grain
Interests are against It bocauso thoy
thlnlc.lt will put them out of business.
Tho Farm Bureau and othor Lincoln
County farmers' organizations co-op-
orated in tho formation of tho Commit-
too of Sevenleon but as soon as the
WArk, of organization was completed
these, soclotlos withdrew nwl now they
are, at work on tho organization of a
similar corporation called tho Conv
iriittce of Flftoen, which will handle
tho live stock bunlnoss. Either plan
whoti put In oporatlon will moan a
comploto revolution In tho prosont
mothods pf selling' the farm products
of thtjj part of tho country.
. CITY AND COUNTY nIsW.
Mr. Hunter, of Scotts IHuff.fraiis
acted busnes8 In tho 'city yesterday".
A largo" dolegattlon from tho
Amorlcan Legion and several other
North Platte people attended .the
funeral of Holgo Blasder Sunday. Bur
ial was mado In tho National Cemetery
at Ft. McPherson.
Feed and Garden Seeds of all des
criptions. North Platto Feed Co.,
Phono 200.
Tho body of Maude Lambard, who
dlod here last week was sent to Wy
more, Nebraska, last night. She was
a laundress and formerly lived In Can
ada, from whlcli place lier mother
camo to atend her funeral.
To whom aro you going to soM your
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offer the highest
prices.
A proposition for a city dump
grounds south of tho fill for the Lin
coln Highway brldgo Is now being
worked out by tho Ohambor of 'Com
merce Directors Socrotary Bare Is
taking It up with the Union Pacific
uuthorltlos and asking permission to
uso tho sand (lata for this purpose.
Whon tho Lincoln Highway bridge
wan constructed the channel of tho
Jivor was diverted to tho cast and
that loaves a big oxpanBo of waste
eand on tho west sldo of tho rlyor.
Tho proposition Is to uso this wnsto
as a dumping place for nil city gnr
bage. Some of this land Is over
flowed In the spring and all of It Is
covered with a growth of sandbar
willows .and weeds. Tho road loading
from tho Highway back Into thl8 scrub
growth would furnish a means of
reaching this ground. If this could
bo worked out and dumping at any
othor places absobjfoly (prohibited It
would solve tho question of disposal of
our city garbago for a long tlmo to
come. It would also prevent building
up of moro unsightly dumping
grounds llko that near tho north rlvor
brldgo and along the low placos on
oast Fourth street.
::ot:
HATS SMILE AT WINTER
Want Ads
goat.
COD
west
The young daughters of, smart
mothers will wca' lovely beaver and,
felt hats this winter, trimmed wltr
hqndsomu ribbon. Two huts In tho long-
napped variety appear above. Below
thiMii aro two pretty fabric hats, bott
Biado of velvet. Ono of them In fin
ished with yarn needlework and tb
ther with a ribbon sash.
When Sleep Comes Back
When hIooI' deserts you, then
strength departs. It Is a groat day
wliqj'i sleep cornea gack.
Loss of sleep Is duo to pressure on
aplnalf iforvea affoctlug tho brain.
Scbmfngly tho victim of this ailment
, enmiot btop tho train of thought, Lack
of, ability to rost brlugg on extreme
For Sale Milking
Ninth streot.
For Kent FurnlBhod room, 803 E.
Fifth. Phono 522J.
For Jtcnt Sleeping rooms modern.
22t E. Second St. Phone 278J.
Lost An overcoat near Falrview
Dairy. Phone Doollttlo, 788F31.
Wanted Competent girl Tor general
housowork. Phono C41W.
To Trade Eighty acres Colorado
land for good automobile. Call H27W.
Wanted Washing, will call for and
deliver. Phone 213J.
For Sale Now Anchor Hope Cream
Separator. Cheap- Inqulro at 1000
N. Pino St.
Wanted To rent flvo or six room
modern house In west (part of city.
Address C. K. caro Tribune.
To Trade Section of land, In Lin
coln Co. for city proporty. Soo Gone
Crook, North Platte.
Wanted Girl for general , house
worklight washing good - placo for
right party. 008 W. Second street.
For Sale Hatching eggs, puro bred
R. I. Reds, Barred Itocka and White
Leghorns. L. I. Tucker, Phono G9SJ
Wanted Any kind of work. John
Anderson, Madison Rooms, 511 Dew
ey street.
For Sale or Trade Two lots and a
four room houso for Ford oar. See
Tomplo.
For Snlb A few ploces Qf old furn-
Uuro In good condition. . Call 1109
East 4 th street or phono 537.
For Stflo At farmora' -DrIcc A
cholco lot of Red Poll bulls -ready for
service. Payne Dairy Farm.' south
end of Dowoy streot, I'orth Platte.
Wanted Sovoral mature young la-
dloa to collect Information ovor tho
city. No selling. Loavo name at this
office. '
For .Sale-fOhlld's white enamel bed
complete. Good slzo. Phono C27 or
tnqulco (520 west Second. .
PALESTINE-.
For Sale School house, -west end of
DlatrlctNo. 5-, at public auction May
10 to bo -sold at school houso. Mrs.
Huckfoldt. " Fred Simants, Frank
Purdy -'
C. Mi TROTTER homo for Bale, two
story, olght room bungalow with
bath, ontlroly modern. doublQgarago,
located at East Fifth. Street. C,nn
mako terms. See W. E. Shuman, Atty.
anted A responsible party to
handle a small manufacturing prop
osition In North Platto. Will require
$200.00 to $400.00 Investment. Ypu
pond the money yourself. Mako ap
plication at onco to Box 859, Scotts
Bluff, Nebraska.
I-or Rent Pasturo with running
water. Close In; mile east of Bak
or School Houso. By head per month.
Inquire nt placo or 921 West 2nd St.,
N. P. Also tho rogstered French
Draft Porchorou Black Pat will make
tho season at tho same place. .Mako a
dato.
Miss Agnes Power of Brady visited
frlonds In the city Saturday.
Miss Ellen Flynn of Horshoy visited
friends In tho city over tho week end.
Harold McKinley, a representative
of Bradstreet In Omaha, who has been
transacting business nnd visiting his
Blstor Mrs. Geo. Glbbs, will leave' for.
Scotts Bluff tomorrow.
A MOVING STORY
By HELEN A. HOLOEN
norvousnoas, ofton tho victim foara
that ho is going to pieces nnd inay
evon foar for his Banlty.
Whon tho chiropractor by his Bklll
ul adjustments rostoros tho Joints
r tho aplnu to alignment and ro
movea tho proasuro on spinal narvos
which is causing this troublo, tho ,hU
tient wtporlances a relaxation that Is
all Urn moro profound bocauso of tho
n.ed of tho oxhaustod body. Strength
U rapidly regalnd once tho ablfliy
to glwp la regained.
act Today
llHjKtlo , rUMV the cause of
yotjr dijoafi.; Consultation la with-,
out oliarga.
Drs. States & States,
flio S. Ct Clilroprtictoi., ,
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The choice is largely up
to you. If your blood lacks
red corpuscles, you're go
ing" to be fagged and drag
ged out, you're going to
lack "pep," to look sallow
and unhealthy, to grow od
before your time.,
Bl MILES'
actually increases the num
ber or red corpuscle;- in the"
blood. It makes the !i$eks
pHimp and rosy, stilmulitC3
th digestive organs, crc-
att .). healthv annetitc. and
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to increaseu vigQr
,'itality. First bottle
i5tced ta help you pr,
refttndfd. '
UR DRUGGIST!
From force .of habit Stotesberry
dropped In Ms ticket and started down
tho subway stairs. Half way- ho no
ticed tho crowd on tho platform be
low. lie would co until he was too weary
to think, Then, perhaps, he could
sleep.
It was maddening to have something
on one's mind that would not bo for
gotten something unpleasant to be
gono over and over.
When he finally left the subway ho
found himself in an entirely strange
part of tho city. As far as he could
seo the street was deserted. This
suited his mood. He pulled down his
hnt moro securely on his hea1 nnd
started on his tramp.
"Willi due apology to 'The Broad
White Way,' where am I?" he queried.
"I surely came uptown In that sub
way." When he came to a theater he
scarcely hesitated. lts doors were
invitingly open.
"Some jolly play," thought Stotes
berry to himself, "will perhaps put mo
on my feet ngnln."
The play had already begun. The
head of the house had Just entered
the stage. Harassed and worried with
the cares of business, he came in look
ing for sympathy from the assembled
family. v.
Stotesberry did not wait for more.
Solzlng his hat and coat, he escaped.
"If It begins like that, what will. It
bo whon the climax is renched?" ho
groaned.
Wrath tilled his soul as he aguhi
hurriod along the street. He wanted
so 'much to forget. Why did fate con
spire to keep him reminded of his
troublo?
A little further on a brilliant sign
announced "Motion Pictures."
"That promise well." Still, after,
his former unhappy experience, ,
Stotesberry hcsltnted.-ri,Auy,wny . it
would be something -tuknow just
what a moving-picture show Is like.
I'll' chance It. If it comes .to the worst,,
I cau escape." . , .
Stotesberry paid the -required dlm,
entered but did not take ott hl coat.
If -his stay were to be as short, as . It
had been at the theater, It would
hardly be worth while. , ,
"Orchestra of onel" lie was sitting
on a line with a young girl at the
piano. "Does she keep up that pace
all through the performance? Gouldi
n't I Vet her hands look It The veins
are all standing out about a yard
'What would possess . a, ,glrl. to do
a thing like that?" He had forgotten
the pictures in his Interest in the girl.
"Nice looking, too. But doesn't she
look all In? Never In my life saw uny
one so fagged her face, her hands,
her whole attitude.
"Wonder what her tragedy Is? It's
a bad one, or nUe wouldn't be playing
Her thirty knots an hour, for, I won
der, how many hours n day, anyway?"
Even when she passed her left hand
wear'.ly ncross her forehead her right
carried on the air without Interrup
tion. Once she swayed as though she
would full.
"Why doesn't someone stop her?"
Stotesberry felt righteous indignation.
There's something worrying thnt girl
almost Insane. And she has to keep on
playing those Jig tunes probably half
the night."
With Its customary abruptness, the
curtain announced a few minutes In
termission.
The tired hands came to a stop. Tho
exhasted girl leaned her head wear
ily on thpni as they rested on the
piano.
The girl fell over in a dead faint.
Stotesberry wns the first to reach
her.
In a few minutes It was all over.
Stotesberry had insisted on taking the
girl directly home. The manager
stormlly refused.
Witli n grateful glance at Stotes
berry, the girl declared herself all
right. She wouldn't for anything
break up tho show 1 She promised not
to faint again.
Ho had started out to forget. In tho
licht of another's troubles his own
had been forgotten.. Now, as lie re
membered them, n wave of shame
came over him.
He bnd been busy trying to forget
a paltry Lwenty-ilvo thousand ho had
imido In AVnll Street that day. Ills
disappointment had been ovorwholui-
liig ho had counted on fifty thou
sand.
The girl Insisted on walking. It was
not far to her home, nnd sho needed
the air.
"I can't tell you how sorry I am,'
StoUvlxTry did not know Just how to
put It. "But I think If you know all
tha'clrcumstaneas It would probably
not bo nearly so bad ns you Imagine,
"Oh. It could not be much worse,"
roplled tlif gtrl wearily. "It's nil ovor,
and there's no use thinking about It."
"He's Just mnd clean rtirough. And
thora are plenty of others waiting for
tho Job.
"Mo muJ Tom wfi( out skating at
six o'clock thU morning. Tom had to
go to wuTOJtt sovon, but the ico was
en mmi f stnved out all mo miner."
"Tom l?" auggwicd Stntesborry,
"YoK.'VrunlltHl the girl, "as soon na
he goU a ih!p Wro going to got, mar-
rle.
"Ileln out in- th air all morning
nfnde mo so sleey I ' could liardly
kcei my vjrs wwn in timt not ninca,
It cot worio anrt vrtvrsr) till I, couldn't
flthi It ai..i i ';'; ". I Just dropped
Harry Slovens returned last evening
from a business trip to Wray, Gfilo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Joffers of Omaha
camo Sunday to visit frlonds In tho
city nnd attend tho May Ball.
Mrs. Anna Luke of Scattlo who has
boon visiting In Lincoln camo yestor-
day to visit at tho homo of her jnothor
Mrs. Mary Emery. fc
NOTICE OP'PETITION
Estato No. 1814 of Hanson M. drlmos,
deceased, In tho County Court ot
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho SUito of Nebraska. To all por
Bona Interested In said Estato tako
notlco that a petition has been filed
for tho appointment of Mary E'.
Grimes as Executrix of Bald ostato,
which has been set for hoarlng herein
on May 24, 1921, at ten o'clock n. in.
Dated May 2, 1921.
WM. H. C. WOODIIUttST,
(SEAL) County Judge.
Pnlnli Afi.'imn returned Sunday 1
Mullen wjiora. ho visited , friends.
.4- f- ,
Mrs. It. B. Qclort of Ogalalla was a
cty visitor Saturday.
.NOT1E13 TO CREDITORS
eTN0..1813f Joha H. Singleton.
aoa. Jn rtho Countyl Court of
Estqf
dec
r.Inprtln rvitintv. Nebraska.
Tho 'Stalo ot Nebraska, Ss: Credit
ors of said ostato will tako notice that
tho tlmo Hmltod for presentation atul
filing of clalnn against said Estato is
September 3rd. 1921, and for settle
ment of said estate Is April 23th, 1922;
that I will sit at tho county court
lioom In said county, on Juno 3rd,
1921, at ten o'clock a. m. nnd on Sep
tember 3rd, 1921, at ten o'clock a. m.,
t6 receive, oxamlno, hear, allow, or
adjust all claims and objections duly
filed.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
(SEAL) , County Judge.
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Every Benefit Guaranteed.
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THE COST and every result is known to the in
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IN EVENT of permanent total disability before
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MOST liberal cash loan paid up and auto
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GUARANTEED LOW COST LIFE INSURANCE.
Surprise Mother
May 8thMoths' Day .
nv n - -
p.
rrbis Brunswick Plan
makes it possible
, Join this conspiracy of hap
piness the Mothers' Day
Club. $urprisc Ilcrwith some
thing lasting, somct'.. 'j that
brings constant joy.
Wc can't tell all the details
here- we'd be giving away
part of your secret.
Juut we have a remark
able plan to explain to
you, one that makes it
oasy for you to give
your Mother a won
derful Brunswick Pho
nograph and an ap
propriate" collection of
records. .
Our special offer
with all the special' Mothers'
Day features is the Bruns
wick 112, a model especially
beautiful. Your Mother -will
long remember the great sur
prise. Your choice will be ap
predated. The
Club is a Brunswick
idea. No offer like it
has been made before.
You'll be delighted at
the simple way you
can participate, and
honor your Mother in
a splendid manner.
The plan is simple.
Come in and let us ex
plain it personally. Its
simplicity will appeal.
Walker Music Co.
off for ii f u tuiiiuU's."