THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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origin of rotary nwiwpcp PRfiRPFR IN JAVA CATS SKIN AS PAIN KILLER HKraHrai
FflT uiMJi-u..'rn
Sovontoon yoara ago, Paul I. Hnfrls,
nn attornoy in tlio City or Chicago,
was, tormented with an unmitigated
obsoHBlon to nchlovo something of bon
if it to humanity. The lonosomoncss
of tho largo city, tho dull routlno of
business, and tho earnest doslro .to
enlargo hU clrclo of acquaintance
spurred him Into doclslvo action. Ho
Invited thrco friends to his office- a
coal doalor, a mining oporator, and a
morchant tailor to whom ho dcllbor
ately oludlcated his idoa of forming a
club, a untqua club, Umt would be
wholly different from any other exist
ing organization; n club that would
promulgate tho spirit of service, make
business men bettor buslnoflB mon, do
volopo a wide acquaintanceship and
nfford Us mombors nnd opportunity
to sorvo society.
This mooting occurred on February
23, 1905, and was tho aotual arrival
of baby Ilotnry into a world that ro
colvod her with open arms. - Mombors
consisted of ono man from each bus
lnoss or profession, who mot in rota
tion at their places of business to dis
cuss various questions that might
arlso from tlmo to tlmo, and to offer
suggestions concorning the wolfaro of
tho community. Tn ordor to strengthen
fellowship, it was unanimously agreed
that oach mombor should call the
othor by his first namoe or by his
nickname.
Membership in tho Chicago Rotnr.v
club increased very rapidly and JuM
thrco yonrs after Its incoptlon, th
second Rotary club was organlzod In
San Francisco Tho worthy movomoiU
spread along tho Pacific Coast, crow
ed tho contlnont, and cropt north au.l
south of tho Atlantic Coast At tho
closo of tho year 1910, slxtoon cluln
had boon organized In tho United
States.
Tho initial convention or Rotary
clubs was held in Chicago in 1910
Tho "National Aasoalntion." was form
ed nt this convention. Rut, two yearn
later, at tho Duluth convention in
1912, Rotary evolved from a nation' 1
organization to an International oi
ganlzdtlon.
Rotary has grown moro rnpldlv
In a Way, Writer 8ays, They Are
Crowding Out the Hollanders
Who Are There.
Sufferero From RheumatUm
Find There la Something
Rather Novel "Remedy."
The Chinese nre the backbono of
Java as tho Hollanders arc tho brains,
says a writer in Asin Magazine. In
Java there are no Chinese coolies, i
Tho Chinese enmo to succeed. Java
Is for them a holy place whero all
escape starvation nnd none seem to
fall. They start humbly, lugging their
little stnlls wl(ii sweets or coconuts
on their backs, or carrying nt each
cud of poles that deeply groove their
shoulders heavy baskets filled with
penholders nnd tenspoons carved out
of buffalo horns or picture frames out
of teak wood. Later they grow moro
prosperous and become tho owners of
stores In the small towns nnd cater
to Hollanders as well as natives. The
most successful open up quarters In
tho Chinese retail section of tho big'
ger cities, the favorite shopping places
for Dutch ladles. They como to Java
to stay, and generally they marry nn
tlvo women. In tho cities they have
accumulated much wealth. They own
hotels, houses nnd garages, and they ( tlsin. So If you wear a rough, warm
In y When in Omaha
STOP WITH US
Hotel Conant
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
There are more curious cures for
rheumnllsm than any other disease.1
Bee sting euro Iiuh, of course, long
been known, nnd It certainly seems
to do good In some cases. Other
people wenr necklaces o beads am
ber or ordlunry blue glnss to ward
off nt lacks. Tho belief that a silver
ring with a piece of copper let Into the
side will cure rheumatism Is nlso very Our reputation of 20 years fair dealing
widespread. It Is, at any rate, less in- j9 back, of these hotels. Guests may
convenient than the Cornish euro, stop at any one of them with tho as-
whlch necessitates crawling under n nurancc of receiving honcstvaluo and
bramble that hns formed a second courteous treatment,
root In the ground, or drinking water CONANT HOTEL COMPANY
In wjilch a "thunder-stone' has been
boiled.
Finally, there is the wearing of u
cat's skin, n custom Introduced by
Belgian rorugees during the World
wnr. There would seem to be n
sound reason underlying this particu
lar belief.
.Stimulate the circulation, and you
do something toward curing rhoumn'
The Farmer's Auctioneer
H. M. Johansen,
North Pktt8, Nebraska.
Phone 783F3
For those who do not havo enough
stock or machinery for a general
farm snlo, I am located bo I can hold
a combination sale at North Platte
or at tho Falrvlew dairy 1 mllee
west of town. I havo always goi
enough stock or mnchlnory listed with
mo so wo can hold a combination sale
any time.
t I t , iMnl.n Mia. ITnllnnrlni
feel moro or less a guest, a renter in
his own colony.
substance like n cat's skin next your
body, you reduce your chances of
catching rheumatism.
Galoshes, Begoshesl
Although tho downtown streets were
ns dry as In mldsummorthe day after
tho wot snow, practically every flap
por in tho promenade wore a pair of
I gnloshi and wonder of wonders ev-
' 1 1.1. . fnotnunil A I'AUP t ff n
this would havo been unthought of;
then buckles were not Intended to be
buckles, but ornaments, and not only
ornaments, but musical Instruments,
for the more they rattled tho moro the
flapper was pleased. Now thin legs,
thick legs and overy other kind nro
encased In "buckled" overshoes. "Gn
loHhcs, bogoHh," said one guy with a
chuckle, as he ogled tho feet of the
women who passed. Boot and Shoe
Recorder.
Ponding.
"Well, want to marry my dnughter,
I suppose?" snapped the groucliy oiu
millionaire as he glowered at tho timid
youlh before him. Then, ndjustlng his
glasses, he added: "By tho way,
aren't you one of my daughter's for-
NOTHING STINGY ABOUT HIM
I J. 5.1W1NM M.U.
PIANO TUNING
Work Gnnrnntccd
HOLLEY JIDSIC HOUSE
Phono 415
Masonic Building at Corner of
Fifth and Dowoy.
IH1. L. A. SNAVELY
DENTIST
X-Rny Diagnosis Oxygen nnd
Annlhcsln.
Over Union Stato Bank.
Phono 200.
LEGAL NOTICE
Homeopathic Physician &
Surgeon
General Practice nnd
-Jot-
Do you want your piano tunod? Mr.
Looubordt Is horo. Loavo your
ordor at Smith-Johnson or Roxall
Drug Stores.
mer suitors?"
"N.n-no. sir.'' faltered tho chcerlesa
alnco 1912 than during. tho first sovo't 0no, "but 1 expect 1 soon will bo one."
... i . -.i .... i iniiitk ivnnif ll
years. Todny ttioro aro moro man oun -alio Aiuem-im wb' .
thousand Rotary clubs la tho world
with approximately olghty thousand
mombors. Although tho grontor nuin
bor aro In tho Unitod Statos, tho lan.l
of Its birth, thoro aro now Rootury
clubs In Canada, Newfoundland, Mox
Ico, Groat Britain, Spain, Franco, In
lnnd, Cuba, South Amorlca, South Af
rica, tho Ropublic of Panama, Japan,
China, India, Australia, Now Zealand,
tho PhllIpplno Islands and many
othor countrios. Inquirlos hnvo boor,
rocolvod from Holland, Norway, Don-
mark. Swedon, tho Falkland Islandtt
and British East Africa, which cloni
ly manlfost tho far-ronchlng famo of
Rotary.
to:
Dixon Optical Co., toata oyos.
Generous Man Dead Willing to Let
Neighbor Have Anything ho
Would Pay For.
"Don't tell mo we are not a generous
people," said the corner-sent passen
ger on the early car. "I hear so many
people complaining how stingy folks
nre that It's refreshing to sec some
body that's got something to give
away." 1
"Well, what for Instance?" grunted I
his Bcatmate. "Somebody been offer-1
lug you good advice, or has ho only
been wishing ho could divide his cold
In tho head with you?"
"Neither one," snid tho other, "but
I've got a big-heurted neighbor who
was talking across the fence with me
the othor day. He had sunt for u cat
alogue of some hardware-clothing con
cern, and he lot mo look It all over."
"That was generous," agreed the
other. "Thnt was tho next thing to
giving you something, I'll say, letting
you read n fresh' new book."
"Yes, but he did better than that,"
resumed tho ilrst. "Ho not only let
mo look tho book over all I wanted to,
but ho snld, 'You can send nnd get any
thing you want In It i I don't expect to
buy It nil.'" I.os Angeles Times.
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it Construction Surgery
Hospital Accommodation
$ Pintle Vnlloy Hospital
U Former Name Twlnem Hospital.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR,
1)11. .1. R. 3IcKIRAHA3f
Practico Limited to Diseases ol
Women and Surgery
OVER REXALL DRUG STORE
Phones Offlco 127 Residence 056
DELL OROWN FIELD
Fnrm nnd Llyo Stock
AUCTIONEER
Telephone 71
Hcrshoy, Nob.
GEO. B. BENT
Physician nnd Surgeon
Special Attention Given to Snrgerj
nnd Obstetrics
Office Building & Loan Building
Phono: Office 130. Residence llf
OTIS R. PLATT, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
X-RAY
Diagnosis and Treatment
CallB answered Day and Night
Over Union State Bank.
Office Phone 29GW Houso Phono 29RR
JOHN S. SUCKS, 31. B.
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Rank Rulldlnir
Office Phone 83 Residence
Office phono 241. Res. phone 211
In C. BROST,
Osteopathic Physician
North Platte. Nobraski
Knights of Columbus Building.
L. & S. Groceteria.
mm
ami
Speeding Up Business
BANKING BY MAIL Is ono way In .
which you can help to Bpood up busi
ness, tl onnblos you to deposit chocks '
and drafts dnlly, Bavlng tlmo and mo.v
oy whllo avoiding dolny and lnconvon
lonco. BANK BY MAIL. WHENEVER YQlJ
OAN. Tho farthor you llvo from
North Plntto IhQjnoro youvlll appvq.- ,,
clato this feature of our complotobaulc
Ing sorvlco. , .L-w
Bank-by-mall accounts, cordially In- .
vltod. "
Platte Valley State Bank
Appeal of Music to the Human Mind.
Music, like literature, appeals to the
human being us a whole. Whatever
the range covered by literature In the"
appeal to human nature, precisely the
sanio range Is covered In a different
medium, but not less surely, by music.
To make music tako Its proper
place, would therefore bo to glvo It un
equally Important place In tho public
school curriculum with literature.
Beethoven, for example, would bo
placed side by side with Shnkospearu
as a subject of study, becauso Bee
thoven is exactly of tho same Impor
tance and on the sanio level ns Shake
speare, as a storehouse of mental
wcnlth and a subject of Intellectual
training, Llko Shakosponre, Milton,
Wordsworth and Coleridge, tho greivt
composers like Beethoven, Bach nnd
Mendelssohn strengthen tho reasoning
powers, tho lmngluutlvo faculties nnd
higher nnturo generally.
W. T. PllITCHAllB
Grndunto Veterinarian
Ex -Government Veterinarian and ex
assistant deputy State Veterinarian
Hospital 316 South Vino Street Hoo
pltal Phono 633, Houso Phono 633.
TRY McKAIN'S CAFE
Fresh Lino of
MEATS AND GROCERIES
109 E. 0th St.
GEO. McKAIN, Prop.
Ed Kierig,
Auctioneer.
General Fnrm Sales A Specialty, at'
August Folbor, Oliver Crlssoy, Mar
garet Crlssoy, A. Folbor, T. X.
Ward, Treasurer of tho Oklahoma.
Bible and Book Concern; Bortrnnd
Folbor, Molvlllo Folbor, Arthur Fel
bor, Isnao Felbor, Tilllo Folber,
Corrlno Felbor Schaoffor, B. Cutn
bort Schaeffer, Oklahoma Book and
Blblo Concern, a Corporation; and
all persons having or claiming any
interests in the Northeast Quarter
(NB V) of Section Twcnty-serea
(27), Township Thirteon (13),Nortk
of Range Thirty-ono (31), Lincoln
County, Nebraska, real names unknown:
You and oach of you will horeby
take notice, that Gus P. Wlonbare,
plaintiff in an action wherein you and
each of you aro defendants filed his
petition in the District Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska on February
18th, 1922 tho object and purpose of
which said action Is to quiet plain
tiffs tltlo In and to the Northeast
Quarter (NE V) of Section Twonty
seven (27), Township Thirteen (13),
North of Rango Thirty-ono (31), Lia
,coln County, Nebraska, and to ex
clude you and each of you from any
nnd all right tltlo and Interost in and
to said real estato whatsoever. Plain
tiff alleges in his petition that you
and oach of you havo no right title,
lino or interest In and to said real
estato whatsoever and alleges that ho
has a now and Independent title to
said real estate by virtue of adverse
possession of said real estate for
more than ton years.
You aro required to answer said
notion on or before tho 10th day of
April, 1922 or Judgment by default
will bo taken against you excluding
you and each of you from and and all
I right title and interest in said real
. estato.
Real Estate References and Oe
rir National Hank.
North Platte. Nebraska.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR LIN
COLN COUNTY FOR YEAR 1922.
GUS P. WIENBARG.
By Halligan, Bentty & Ilalllgan,
His Attorneys.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
BR. IIAHOLB FENNEB
Osteopath
OVER HIRSCHFELD'S
Office Phone 333 Ren. Phono 102
Notico is horeby given thnt the ua
dorslgned have formed a Corporation
under tho laws of the Stato of Ne
braska under the name and style of
"Tho Star," with its principal place
of transacting its business in tho City
of North Platto, Lincoln County. Ne
braska and the general nature of tho
business to bo transacted being the
general merchandising of mens' cloth-
ling, gents' furnishing goods and
Goneral fund- $75,000.00 othor merchandise; that tho amount
County roads 40,000.00 of tho capital stock is tho sum of ?16,-
., . ,,, nnnnnna 000.00, which has been pnid in by the
County bridge 50,000.00, t merchnndIso and fixtures as
County Agrlculturo society 2,000.00 (authorlEcd by tho Bureau of Seourlry,
Farm Bureau 4,475.00 Department of Trade and Commerce
KnnMnl Rrldtrn Precinct Lovles. ! of the State of Nebraska; that the
,, .,,, xi-nnitrnt 1 Knn nn time of the commencement of busl
Osgood 1 r lgo Precinct . 91.600.90 nogs ,B 2nfl dny Qf January( 1922(
South Plntto Procinct 1,500.00 nnd Ul0 termination of tho corpora-
Blrdwood brldgo Procinct 2,500.00 tion. Jnnuary 2, 942, and tho high-
Platto brldgo Procinct 2,000.00 est amount of Indebtedness to which
nnqtwtrk liridco Procln-t 500 00 tno Corporation can at any tlmo sub
Bostwlclc brldgo i recma buu,nj laM lg th(j sum Qf ?10 00000.
Horshey brldgo Precinct 700 0C t nu(1 thftt Ul0 affalrg ot the Corpora-
East Platto bridge Procinct 2,000.00 tion will, bo conducted by a Board of
School District Bond LotICs. Diroctors, consisting of not less than
nut Mr. i three persons, nnd a President, Sec-
u, w 'rotary and T(reasuror, tho offices of
1 ?K,uuu.uu secretary nnd Treasurer may l hold
7 A&OO.nii by ono person.
WM. WALDORF,
Tinner.
Makes or repairs anything made of
tin or sheet metal.
510 Locust. Under General Hospital.
Spot Forever Famous.
" Motorbusos, churabnncs, nnd thou
sands of motorcars r53 by Box bill
and tho pretty llttlo hotel which nostles
under Its foot at Burford brldgo with
out knowing that In tho beautiful old
gnrdon at the back of tho houso Nel
son took lenvo of his bclovod "Emma"
tho Lady Hamilton, whom Romney
pnlntod over 00 tlmos beforo ho took
couch to Portsmouth nnd thunce sailed
on that cruise which ended nt Tra
falgar. In that very sanio garden another
event happened which men do not tako
an much account of, but which may,
nevertheless, count for moro In the
true evolution of tho race.
John Keats wroto the greater part
of "Endymlon" ns ho walked those
paths, listening to tho birds nnd look'
Ing upon the bcnutlful landscape, and
coined thoro that Immortal phrnsq;
"A thing of beauty Is a Joy for-
over." London Times.
A REAL BARGAIN
Six-room houBO, modern except
boat. Locntod at 70 D W. fourth. A
Biinp In a cholco location, flno trees
Lot la 66x132 with good oat-build
Ings. Price $4,500. SI, 000 cash
nnd tho balance llko ront. Soo us
today about It.
II & S Agency, Thono 612J or W
Office 340 Hoasel2t
BU. W. I. SHAFFER
Osteopath Physician
Over the ObbIb. North PlatU
Bit. BEBFIELB
PHYSICIAN, OBSTETRICIAN
Surgeon, X-Ray
Calls Promptly Answered Night or Daj
JhouoB Offlco 642, Rcaldenco 070
MRS. M. HENRY GILFOYL
Toncher of Volco Culturo
nnd the
Art of Singing
Rob. Studio 108 W. 3rd. Phone 1147J
BR. H. B. STATES ,
Chiropractor
5, 0. 7 Balldlng & Loan Building.
Offlco Phono 70. Res. Phono 1248
BERRYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Einbnlmers
Undertakers nnd Funeral Director!
Day Phone 41
Night Phono Black tS9
18 300.00
21 - 300.00
23 . 500.00
31 '. 500.00
37 3,500.00
An tnnnn
ti ' 1
55 , - - 6.000.0.J J
07 450.00
82 1,000.00
94
105 300.00
111 300.00
113 - 200.00 ,
11C 200.00
119 200.00
120 200.00
12G 300.00
131 ' 350.00
132 ! 500.00
133 600.00
Special Building "Fund Levies.
Dlst No.
19 ,200.00
33 $2,500 09
60 900.00
65 1,000.00
91 200.00
100 300.00
130 200.00
131 1 200 00
132 , 300.00
133 - 300.00
Tho above and foregoing Is a copy
of the cstlmato of oxponses mado by
tho Board ot County CommlsBlonora
for tho yoar 1022, at North Platte,
Nebraska, thla 3rd days ol Fobruary
1922.
E. H. Sprlngor,
T. Cohagon,
II. Cokor,
Attest: County Commissioner!.
A. S. Allen, County Clerk.
ED. J. VANDBRHOOF.
EVA VANDERIIOOF,
and
J. GUY SWOPB,
Incorporators.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
Estate No. 1831 of Joslo O'Hare, ,do-
coasod, in tho County Court of Lin-
350.00, .. . . . .
' Tlio stato 01 tNorasKa, 10 uu per
sons interested In said Estato take
notico that tho Executrix has filed
a final account and report of her ad
ministration and a petition for final
Isottlomont and dlscbargo as such,
Executrix which havo been set for
hoarlng beforo said court on March
21, 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M., whoa
you may appear nnd contest the
same.
Dated February 21, 1922.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST,
(Seal) County Judge.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.
Estato No. 1765 of Bernard Miller,
deceased, In tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
The Stato of Nebraska, to all per
sons Interested In said Eatate take
notice that tho executor has filed r.
final account and report of his ad
ministration and a petition for final
settlement and discharge as such, and
for decree of distribution nnd heir
ship which havo boon sot for hearing
beforo said court on March 10, 1932,
at 10 o'clock A. M., whon you may
appear and contest tho same
Dated February 9, 1922.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
(Seal) County Judge.
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