NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NEBRASKA IN BRIEF
No untcrlnl reductions In freight
rntc8 will bo noted for nine months
or a year ns u result of the withdrawal
of the orders culling off the threat-
ntmil nnf Inn.wMn limit, nf tfillrntwla. ttl
Timely New Culled From All tho opinion f members of the state
Parte of the State, Reduced railway commiscion. Their opinion
lor tho Busy. labor board assured tho brotherhoods
that no further wncn cuts, would bo
Representative John McClcllan of made until next Jnlv.
Hall county has, written Nebraskn The receiver for the fulled Wnlscy
isolons suggesting n 6pcclal session of bank In Thomnu county has already
tho legislature, tho members to volun- collected $1,200 In bills receivable
teer their services and to pay their own which were ruted ns absolutely worth-
expenses. He declared Umt his In- less when the bank's affairs, were
tcrvlewB with the farming population, turned over to him. It Is possible
FAT MAN STICKS
IN "HELL'S CRACK"
Park Superintendent Takes
Measurements of Visitors to
Crystal Cave.
Los Angeles, Cal. Thaddcus
Brown of Lemoore Is n man of con
siderable weight In tho comtnuulty, and
John U. White, superintendent of the
Sequoia National park, Is nn offlclal
of considerable literary- ability: These
BE
LEGUMINOUS HAYS FOR COWS
Corn Silage Is Excellent Feed, but
Not a Dalanced One Legumes
Furnish Protein.
(Prvpaied by tha United Statai Department
oi Agriculture.!
The best' kinds ot dry roilghagc for
especially, and with taxmiycrs cener- that tho stale, cuarnnteo fund will bo (wis nro evidenced, perhaps lor ino fCCilnK dulry cows In connection with
... - I " " ' it .1 1. 1 1 l 1. lltn f AllmttlniV I . fc
any, icati mm to believe It Is high fully reimbursed for the amount puld
time to retrench in stnto, county, city, out of It to protect depositors,
school and all other public affairs. D. M. Trimble, deputy state lire In-
An extensive report on farm con- spector, and Lee Carroll, cashier at
dltlons In Nebraska Issued by the state the Liberty theater. Lincoln, were both
land federal bureau of markets nt Lin- bound over to the district court for
coin shows nn Improved condition of the robbcrv nlleced to have been
llrst time publicly, by tho following
bulletin received here:
"Sequoia National Park,
"Ofllce of Superintendent
Gkint Foreit. Cal.
"Since the lamentable accident that
happened to Thaddeus Brown of Le-
corn silage or roots are leguminous
hays, such as alfalfa, red, crimson, or
alslke clover, and soy bean or cow
pen hay, In the opinion of experts of
tho United States Dcpartnvnt of Ag
riculture. While corn silage Is an ex.
cellcnt feed, It Is not n balanced one.
winter wheat, tho hUsklng of corn atneed by Trlmblo when he made away nioore, Cal on AugusU23, It has been nB jt (i0!3 not contain suinclcnt pro-
well advanced In most counties, about with $1,500 after slugging Carroll in
00 per cent, of the commercial potato the1 box office of tho theater.
crop marketed, sugar beet harvest The closing of the Farmers' State
practically completed and some 1m- bank of Springileld last week wns im
provement In the hog cholera situation, expected by stnte olllclals. Secretary
With tho preliminary survey of the Hurt of the department of trade and
Platte Valley lrrlgutlon project un- commerce declnred his department had
der way there Is a rumor aflout that had some difficulty with the Institution
Gothenburg stands a good chance of but the situation wns not expected to
securing a beet sugar factory. The end In failure."
project It Is said will water nn area of a movement to organize athletics tn
100 miles tn lengtff and 15 miles wide American legion circles throughout the
or about 000.000 acres between North state has been undertaken by Lincoln
Platte and Kearney on both sides of post No. 3 at Lincoln. A committee
the Platte river. bus been annotated to communicate
' Lincoln residents nro paying $3,000 with other posts and sound out tho
a month to thirty special American sentiment.
Legion police, according to Mayor Attorney General Davis says his of-
Zehrung. Under this plan an ex-ser- flee will appeal to tho supreme court
vice man patrols a district of not more from the decision of the Lancnster
than fifty homes, from which lid re- district court, granting n permanent
celves $2 a month from each owner.
Leaders of the movement are endeav
oring to mnke the legion police state
wide.
As Indicative of the situation In some
of tho north and northwescrn counties
Injunction against 'iie stnto expending
$75,000 on tho Omnha-Fort Crook road.
Plans are under wny for construc
tion of n community corn crib nt
Nellgh to hold corn placed there by
farmers In return for merchandise.
uecoBsary to take additional precau
tions for tho safety of those visiting
the Crystal Cave in tho Sequoia Na
tional park.
"Brown, It will be recollected, Is a
stout gentleman, who was stuck for.
three days In Hell's Crock, about half
in which there Is considerable stock The corni will be held until higher
feeding, It Is reported, that out of 115 prices can bo gotten for It.
cases filed for the September term of a total of 32,543 or 20.2 per cent,
court In Loup, Gnrfield and Wheeler 0f all the farms in Nobrnskn reported
counties, 75 are mortgnge foreclosures, co-operative marketing of farm pro-
tho total decrees already entered run-duets in 1010, according to a report
nlng over $000,000. Issued by the state department of agrl-
Fremont, It Is believed, holds the culture nt Lincoln.
birth record In Nebraska for triplets The Beatrice Chamber of 'Commerce
born In a single week. During the hms Punched a camnnlgn to prevent
week ending November 5 sets were the removal of the county fair to Wy
born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Porter more. The county aj;rlculturul society
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cnrsh. Only
one of the six babies, born to Mrs.
Carsh, survived. The Infants were all
boys.
will decide the Issu the last of this
month.
Under the direction of the Masonic
order, with Grand Master Smith of
The closing of tho Farmers State Long Pine In charge, the cornerstono
bank at Wlnslde marked the twenty- wa8 jnui for the E. G. Taylor $100,000
eighth bank failure In Nebraska in dormitory of Hastings college, at Hust-
the past year and a half. Extensive nfj, (
loans to tennnts of land, the values inccndlnry fires In Nebraskn since
of which were wiped away by big de- inst January total 100. with a less es-,
creases In prices, were direct causes tlmnted at $1,000,000, . according to
of failure, t is .sa.ld. . . . state Fire Marshal Hartford. Only
On November 10 a public sale of seventeen such llres occurred in 1020.
poultry will be held at the fair grounds pive people. Including four women,
tit Tecumseh. The sale, which will were injured, two seriously, when a
he conducted by the Johnson County jjve pussencer airplane fell from a
Live Stock and Poultry Breeders' as- i,elfrlit of 100 feet anil was demolished
soclatlon, It Is believed, will be tho at the air congress field at Omaha,
first of the kind ever held In Nebraska. Charles McCnrty, a rancher of
Governor McKelvle has Issued a pro- , wheeler county, saved more than $S0O
clamatlon designating the period from jn freight by driving 500 head of cnt-
Armistice day to Thanksgiving day tie to his ranch in kerrlck county,
to be observed for the annuul Bed rri,e drive require! five days.
Cross roll call, during which time mem- inre completely destroyed the N. F.
hershlp cnmpalgn will be carried on. Allnrd & Son general merchandise und
Governor McKelvle announced that f urnituro store at Primrose, causing
the federal reserve bank board will n i0s8 0f $:io,000. The origin of the
meet In Omaha November 22 with the llre !s unu0Wn.
committee of five of the Nebrasku Reduced rates to Lincoln from nil
Bankers association to discuss means 1)omts jn Nebraska for the week of or-
of facilitating louns to farmers. pmlzed agriculture meetings, January
Eariy erection tof nn auditorium In 2 to 0, have been granted by the west
Hastings was made certain wncn the ern pnsseBer association,
city council sold, nt par, $100,000 Rohert Cursch. cluirced with slaying
worth of bonds for tho building, and IIenry Johnson during a quarrel at t!ie crystalline marvels of America's
One Final Pull Brought Him Through
a mile from the cave entrance, deep
In the bowels of the earth, An at
tempt wns made by park rangers to
pull him through tho hole, but his cries
were so terrifying ns the sharp stal
nctltcs scarified the skin of his lower
waist that his would-be rescuers were
forced to desist.
"The superintendent wns notified of
Brown's condition, and personally vis
ited the cave. After thorough exam
inatlon It was determined thnt it
would either be necessary to blast him J
nut with T. N. IVor starve lilm until
Jils waist measurement wns reduced
sufficiently to enable his pussago
through Hell's Crack.
"Dosplto the lndlgnntlon of other
visitors, 'who were barred from the
beauties of Organ. Loft, the Frozen
Cascade, the Marble Chamber, etc., by
the rear portion of Brown, it wns
thought better not to blast him out,
as undoubtedly some Injury would re
sult to the delicate formntlon of the
cave.
"By the end of the third day his
waist measurement wns reduced 14
Inches, nnd one final pull by two pnrk
rangers brought him through the hole
minus his pants and some skin.
"All prospective visitors to the Crys
tal Cave are now measured nt the Ad
ministration building nt Giant Forest,
and those whose waist measurements
are over U2A Inches are debarred from
teln and mineral matter to meet fully
the requirements of the cow. The
leguminous hays, in addition to be
ing very palatable, tend to correct
this deficiency. They are also among
the best nnd cheapest sources of
protein.
One or more of these hays can be
grown on practically any farm. In
addition to tholr valuo for feeding
purposes, they Improvo the soli In
which they grow. Hay from Canada
field pens, sown with oats to prevent
the pens from lodging,, also makes
on excellent roughage.
Corn stover, sorghum, etc.. also
find n good market through the dairy
cow. This class of roughage 1b low
In protein, however, and when It Is
used the grnln ration must bo richer
In this element.
No positive rule can be laid down
us to tho quantity of dry roughage
that should be fed, but from 0 to 12
pounds a day for each cow, In addition
to silage, will be found satisfactory
(n most cases.
When the dry roughnge Is of poor
quality, such as coarse, woody hay or
a poor grade of cornstalks, a large por
tion can often be given to advantage,
allowing tho cow to pick out the best
and using tho rejected port for bed
ding. With this quantity of dry rough
nge the cow will tnke. according to
$75,000 worth of bonds for the pur- Humboldt Inst .Time was found not
chase of a site. guilty by a Jury at Falls City.
H. II. Anderson and Harry Hostet- The bureau of animal industry o
ter. convictes who escaped from the tho stnte department of agriculture
new state reformatory nt Lincoln, reports that lidg cholera Is well under
were captured at Atchison, Kansas,, control In Nebraska.
and returned to the prison. Wymore has purchased one of tho
No trace has been found of the body best road drugs on the market, and
most beautiful cavern."
CATCHES DOG MILKING COW
of Henry A. Elbe, parachute Jumper,
who was drowned In the Missouri river
at Omaha during the Aero Congress,
Wnrrants drawn for state expen
dlturcs for the month of October total
$899,709, according to a report by
State Auditor Marsh.
Blgspring's new community hall
built by townspeople nnd farmers of
the district was dedicated Just the
other day.
Excavation for the new $100,000
Elks home to be built by the ScottS'
bluff lodge has been started,
A report Issued by C. C. Baker, of
will keep It constantly employed on
the streets of the city.
Loss of about $40,000 wns sustained
when fire practically destroyed tho
Bullard lumber yards at McCook.
A private census Just completed of
McCook developps the city has a pop
ulation In excess of 5,000.
Citizens of York celebrated the 00 Ui
anniversary of the founding of the
city November 0.
Excavation has been started for tho
foundation of North Platte's new $200,-
000 court house.
After a shut down of eleven months,
federal and state employment bureau the plant of the Western Land Boiler
at Lincoln, there were more Jobs than company at Hastings has resumed
mon w,ho would work In Nebraska In operations. The company mnnufac-
October. Ills figures show that 713 turs hind rollers and haying tools
jobs went begging for men to accept Business depression caused the shut-
tliem during the month. down.
Gibbon has a community picture Walter, 4, and Lawrence, 5, sons
show,, the Community club muklng n of Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Huffman of
(purchase of equipment nnd the show scottsbluff, were burned to deatli in a
'will be handled by a committee. The chicken house adjoining the Huffman
jobject Is to exhibit a better class of bome It Is said, that the children had
Iflims and on account of the fact that matches, and were playing nenr a can
rthe town wns without a picture show. 0f gasoline. Both bodies were burned
(It Is planned to keep the admission fee beyond recognition before they could
down to the lowest possible figure. be rescuedj
Stnte Superintendent Matzen has in- The Omulin Woman's Press club has
dorsed a proposal of State Compensa- launched u prize contest open to all
tion Commissioner Kennedy to get till women of Nebraska for the best short
.schools in tho state to teach pupils story, maximum length 4000 words,
the A. B. C. of the compensation law. poetry, short poems not exceeding 24
Kennedy suys that the worst feature lines, essay, Including such manu-
tf tho law Is the lack of knowledge HCrlpts as nature, truvel and character
by workers of the law. sketches, editorials und informal es-
wvery man wjio escupus irum wiu nys, iimiieu 10 ww worn, vine con
Nebrasku penitentiary or thrnew re
formatory will bo prosecuted under the
act of the last legislature mnklng
, escape a felony, -punishable with one
ito ten yenrs In the penltentlnry, says
L. C. Oberlles, member of the state
board of control.
test closes December 10, and all who
wish to fake part must mull thelf
manuscript to Mrs. Luurn Ennls, 4321
Fnrniiin street, Omaha. Hiwdsopio
prices will he awarded the winners.
For further Information write Mrs,
Ennls nt Omaha.
Farmer Finds Pall Short, and a Little
Detective- Work Discloses the
Culprit.
Huntington, L. I. When your cow
suddenly falls In giving you tho usual
pall of milk In the morning, it is time
to look around for the cause. This lw
Just what happened with a Hunting
ton mnn recently.
His cow wns a good producer, but
one morning when he went out ho
found thnt for some reason the supply
wns not as good as usual. The eve
ning's milking showed tho usual re
turns, but the following morning he
wns again short.
Not being satisfied that "nil was well
In Denmark," he appeared on the
scene considerably earlier the follow
ing morning, nnd found his own dog,
standing under the cow, qpjoylng u
feast. Needless.to Bay, the dog wan
fastened nt night thereafter.
Neighbor Signalled Word
of Tragedy to Engineer.
Edith Pcmbleton, fourteen
years old, of Mlddletown, N. Y.,
was struck by a railroad express
train, thrown on the pilot and
carried a quarter of a mile be
foro the engineer learned of the
accident. A neighbor of the girl
saw her on the pilot of the en
gine und signaled to the engineer
with his raincoat, causing him
to stop the train. Tho girl died
from her Injuries.
Thief Take Money From Orphanage,
Adrian, Mich. A thief entered the
Eastern Star orphanugu here and stole
$81 belonging to the orphans' fund
and $17, the Individual property of
the orphans.
One ot Most Economical t-tcds tor
Dairy Cows la Pasture.
her size, from 25 to 50 pounds of
Blloge. This may be considered ns a
guldo for feeding, to npply when the
roughnge is grown on the farm. Whcc
everything has to bo purchnsed, It
Is often more economical to limit
tho quantity of roughage fed and In
crease the grnln ration.
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Adam had one cause for rejoicing
Eve made her own dresses.
DYED HER BABY'S COAT,
A 5KIRT AND CURTAINS
Each package of "Dlnmond Dyes" con
tains directions so simple any woman can
dye or tint her. old, worn, faded things
new. Even if she has never dyed before,
she can nut a new, rich color into shabby
skirts, dresses, waists, coats, stockings,
sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings,
everything. Buy Diarrond Dyes no other
kindthen perfect home, .dyeing is guar
anteed. Just tell your druggist whether
the material you Wish to dye' is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or
mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never stress,
spot, fade or run. advertisement.
Tough on the Babies. .
A pnragraph worthy of publication
In "Whizz Bug" nppenred recently In
tho Genesee (Idaho) News. It was lu
the nature of n "paid local" Inserted
by tho members of the Genesee medi
cal fraternity. Under tho caption,
"Klcht Months Warning." appeared tho
'following i "After October 1 nil babies
C. O. D. Signed, W. H. Ehlen, M. D.,
H. Rouse, M. D. Pullman (Wash.)
Herald.
Undersized and Undeveloped Animals
Usuafly Caused by Improper
Care and Poor Feed.
Nlggurdly methods of feeding nnd
caring for farm live stock are un
profitable. This Is one conclusion re
sulting from nn Inquiry conducted by
the United States Department of Agri
culture Into the causes and preven
tion of runtlness nmong farm ani
mals. Seventy-five per cent of under
sized nnd undeveloped animals, ac
cording to- a summary of more than
700 opinions advanced by lhte-stock
owners, nre duo to inferior breeding,
Inadequate or unsuitable feed, and
pp&ts. such as pnrnsltes and Insects.
The remedy Is the better care of
better stock, and the cost of this
remedy, In the opinion of prnctlcnl
farmers, Is much cheaper than tho ex
pense of continuing to raise, under
sized nnd slow-mnturlng domestic
animals. "Better raise one good cow
than two poor ones a runt Is nothing
but expense all Its life." Tills opinion,
which Is typical of many others, Is
from a Michigan dairyman. A thrifty
New Englnndcr sums up sentiment on
this topic with tho remark, "I find I
ennnot cheat the animal without
cheating myself."
The New Typist.
Flubb That new stenographer of
Simpson's Is rather of the clinging
type, Isn't Bhe?
Dubb Yes, Bhe'a a regular cling
peach.
1 1
The avarice of tho miser may bG
termed the grand sepulchre of all his
other passions.
In wnnn weather It doesn't do tit "
all wrapped up In yourself.
Every department of housekeeping
needs Red Bross Ball Bluo. Equally
good for kitchen towels, table llnea,
sheets and pillowcases, etc. Adver
Those Dear Girls. , ( t
Betty "Jack says I am the fflrrt
girl' he ever klBsed." Marie "I'va
known him to He about other things,
too."
The Waggish Most.
"Who do you s'sposo thnt queer
looking feller was?" asked old ItHey
Rezzldow, who was lounging In ths"
lobby of tho Petunia tavern.
"A moving picture uctor, I guest
likely," replied tho landlord. "Tea-ny-rnte,
when ho signed his name h
registered disgust." Kansas City Stsr.
He Was Unimportant
Muriel came running to her mother,
crying:
"O-o-o niuinmal Did you henr'th
ladder fall down Just now?"
"No, dear. How did the ladder hap
pen to fall down?"
"Well, pnpn was washing tea
window and It slipped, and when It
fell It broke three flower pots. I told
drtddy you'd be cross.
"Oh. dear," cried the mother, I
hope your father hasn't hurt himself."
"I don't think he has yet," replied
tho child. "He wns hanging onto the
window sill w'henI came nwny to tell
you about the llower pots." Pitts
burgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
HIGH-PRODUCING DAIRY COWS
To Increase Productiveness of Herd It
Is Necessary to Begin With
Individuals.
Increasing the productiveness of a
dairy herd through selection must be
gin with the Individual as a unit.
Cows with the best performance rec
ords nre mated to a bull backed by a
line of high-producing ancestors.
Even this will not gunruntee offspring
equal to their parents In productive
ness, since the lnw of chum.-o operates
to make results uncortuin. However,
the nverage will be as good as their
parents' and some will exceed their
dam's record. The best producers are
further bred for further Improvement.'
Are you stepping on the brake
or the accelerator?
Tho food you eat does make a difference.
Heavy, starchy foods often do slow down
body and mind often steal the energy that be
longs to the day's work, Grapc-liuts is a go
ahead food. It contains the perfected nourishment
of Nature's best grains. I includes all thoss
elements needed to nourish body and brain. It
is easy to digest. It gjvea energy without taking
energy.
How about your breakfast or lunch does
it give, or take?
Grape-Nuts is sweet; crisp, delightful to
the taste, and is an ideal sourco of power for a
busy and difficult day. "
"There's a Reason" for GRAPE-NUTS