THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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WILSON TOUT. Editor and PabUsher.
Entered at tho North Platto, Nebraska
Pbstoffice aa Second Class Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION I'MCKs
Ono Year, In advanco-, $1.50
TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922.
EDITORIAL
Manngor Petbrson 1ms arranged tlio
opening games of tho baso ball season
oo that overyono can attend. Ho hat?
socurcd two dates so that dorks and
such employed pcoplo can change oft
and all can attend ono of tho games
Thoso who aro opposed to Sunday bano
ball should bo especially pleased that
they enn attend tho opening game on
a week day.
Nothing recent haB caused more stir
In tho city thantho rojoction of the
contract offered by tho Chamber of
.Commerce band for a scries of Bummer
concerts. Tho city council, rejected the
offer by a 4-4voto and the, mayor did
not ohango It. This does not mean
that thoro will bo no band con
certs but It was a rejection of tho con
tract made. Tho offor of tho commit
too from tho band woe tho same as
tho ono undor which tho concerts were
given last year, Various reasons havo
been given W tho councllmon who
voted against ho contract nt tho last
meeting and theso reasons would lend
to tho conclusion that another contract
can bo drawn up which will bo accopt
abfo and tho concorts will tako plncc.
Photographer Dodmoro ia to try
something now, Ho Bays pooplo bring
tholr cameras and their film rolls to
htm and when ho has dovolopod tho
pictures ho finds thoro Is nothing
worth whllo thoro. IIo says It is all
tho fault of tho porson who takes tho
snapshot as It Is easy to mako goo.l
plcturos If ono knows how. So ho U
going to gtvo froo Instruction to those
who havo cameras and not ovon charge
them forj developing tho films whlih
aro taken whllo ho is sliowlng them
how. All one needs to do Is to bring
a camera loaded' with films and ho
will do tho rest until ho has shown
just how It Is to bo dono. That seems
moro than fair and worthy Of tho n-
recommend the fol-
lowing grade:
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Summer
MEDIUM HEAVV
Winter
MEDIUM HEAVY
Transmission
TRANSMISSION
OIL
Differential
TRANSMISSION
OIL
PACKARD FORD
I For tho Packard we. I
tontlon of all who own cameras
. There Is no charge. Wodnesday even
ing at his studio.
MOTHERS' mdli
This week Is being observed as
"Mothers' Week,' tho .country over
and tho War Mothers of North Platto
are sponsor lng a proper obsorvanco
In North Platto, Arrangements have
boon mado for special programs In
tho schools, and merchants aro rc
quested by ,tho War Mothers to de
corate tholr show windows with the
national colors next Saturday and
Sunday.
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"NOTIIING RUT THE TRUTH" AT
THE KEITH THEATER
FRIDAY
The annual Sonlor class play will
bo given at tho Keith thoator noxt Fri
day night Miss Gibson has boon train
ing tho cast for weeks and somo of
thoso who tako tho most Important
parts woro not needing much training.
Tho play is a good one. Tho story i.
of Bob Dennett who mado a bet with
his business partners that ho would
tol Uho truth and nothing but ttho
truth for twonty-four hours. Ho tried
it and got Into troublo with his part
uors, his friends and his fiance. " The
play Is a tremendous comedy hit,
whorovor given and will bo woll Bta?ed
horo. Tickets aro on salo at tho
Oasis, tho Roxall and may bo secured
from any mombor of tho Sonlor clas.
The prices aro 50 cents and $1.00.
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SENIOR HIGH PARENT-TEACHER
ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
TOMORROW
Tho Senior High Pnront-Teachors
association will moot tomorrow at ?
q'clock in tho school building. A pro
gram iConslBtlng of several selections
by tho Boys' Gloo club will bo given.
Miss Lorotta Murphy, librarian, will
glvo a talk on "Tho Vnluo of tho Li
brary to tho Students." Miss Mary
Dyo will givo "Our Seniors. " A fare-
woll talk will bo givon by Supt. C. L.
Llttol, Thoro will also bo an exhibit
of tho hand work mode by tho Junior
Normal Training classes. Refresh
ments will nlso bo sorvod by tliom.
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A. II. Sanchoz and M. Marclona were
each flnod $104.80 for having lipuor in
tholr possession, fhoy nro laying out
tho flno In tho county Jail.
You Should Know EXACTLY
Which Grade of Motor Oil to Use
TT sometimes happens that an unusual operating con
dition in a given make of motor makes advisable the
use of a grade of motor oil which would not have been
used had tho motorist used ordinary methods of selec
tion or followed casual advice.
Tho matter of finding precisely the right lubricants for
your motor for everybody's motor seemed so neces
sary to this company that our experts examined the
entire field of automotive equipment; testing, checking
and re-testing, until a chart of specifications was evolved
which makes it impossible for you to go wrong.
This chart, called the Polarine Chart, is printed in the
Red Crown Road Map, which has been mailed to every
Nebraska motorist. If you havo not received it, write
direct to the company. A brief glance at tho chart will
tell you which grade of Polarine you should use Follow
the specifications consistently and much of the over- '
hauling, replacement of worn or broken parts, burned
out bearings and other expensive and unnecessary repair
jobs will be eliminated.
Polarine Oil is mado In four grades medium light, medium heavy,
heavy, nnd exrra heavy but only ono quality. Get the proper
grade for your car at the same place you buy clean-burning,
scientifically balancod Red Crown Gasoline.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
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COMMOSSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
The board of commissioners of Lin
coln county met In regular session
May 1 with present Commissioners!
Cokor, Cohngen and Springer. I
Tho following bills were approved
nnd allowed
C. E. Lour, road dlst 30 S .12 no
Omaha School Sunnlv Co. . fifinnlF011
Wm. Hoyso, morcliandlso U.50
Ray W. Hoatson, Com. 3 130.25 Ur RENT-Storagb space In fire
Chos. Leypold, Com. 3 130.00 proof ware houae slnion Broa
Roy Wilson, salary 125.00 1 ,
A. J. Salisbury, salary 1G6.00 1 FOR SALE Team wagon and bar-;
Andy Hcte, dragging in.OO' css. Call 1601 E. Sixth.
E. W. Burko, dragging 18.00
Fred Tobas, building 18.00 i
T. S. niankonburg, salary 125.00
W. II. C. Woodhurst, s'alnry 233.33
Nina Elder, clerk 50.00
Dr. C. E. Kcnnon, services 12.C5
J. E. Sch ram, dragging 17.25 '
Burt Light, dragging - 10.25
Bort Reynolds, supt. 231.00
Rush Merc. Co. Merchandise 87.40
Light Company 49.90
E. M. Leech 12,00
Adolaido Shilling, salary 95.00
Alloen O. Cochran, salary 200.00
Holcn Kroehlor, clerk 1G.25
Alloen G. Cochran, oxponses 123.20
Ailecn G. Cochran, expenses 47.03
Harry Huckfeldt, expenses 2 50
(To bo continued.)
In our account of the commission
era' proceedings for April 24 wo aocl
dontly charged a small amount allow
ed to J. W. Roso to county poor when
it should have been dragging the
roads. Mr. Roso was working for the
county and was paid for work Instead
of out of the poor fund,
this error.
Wo regret
Thomas W. King and Miss Mar
guerite Liob quietly wont to Ogalalla
Friday and were married by County
Judgo ArrowBmith of Kolth count?,
Roscob P. Mooro and Mrs. C. Arrow
smith woro witnesses to tho ceremony!
Tommy Is qulto popular with the fel
lows down town and whon they heard
of his marriage thoy captured him
mil nsirndnrJ flin tnnln otrnnto urltl.
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nronrlatoly placarded. The bovs hail
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n ' 7 nf fun trfmtlwit T. . . .11.1 -I
a J t of fun whoUior Tommy did or
not,
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C. C. Williams left this morning for
Omaha where ho will attend a meet-l
lng of the Grand Chapter of the East
orn Star this evening.
For the Ford we
recommend the fol
lowing grade:
Summer
MEDIUM LIGHT
Winter
MEDIUM LIGHT
Transmission
MEDIUM LIGHT
Differential
TRANSMISSION
- GREASE
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Want Ads
FOR SALE Reed baby carriage, In
first class condition. Call 41C S. Vino,
SALE Everbearing strawber
ries, $1.00 per 100. C. H. Spicer.
WANTED Clean
flco.
rags. Tribune of-
WANTED A good housekeeper,
quire at Marti's Market.
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F0R SALE Canary birds; year-old
singers. Mrs. Otto Moasmor, 504
Dowoy street.
WANTED Washings, 40c per dozen.
Called for and delivered. Phone
4G4W.
FOUND Twelve- head of cattlo; two
havo brand "E F". Owner call
795F22.
FOR SALE Alfalfa cultivator with
soedor attachment. See Otto Mcs
mor, 504 Dewey street
FOR RENT Old Rombrant Studio
ovor Red Man's Clothes shop. Tn
qulro Waltemath Lumber Co.
FOR RENT Modern five-room apart
ment, full basemont, kitchen with
built in cupboards and range com
plete Phono 1105W.
FOR RENT Improved irrigated ten
acro track, adjoining Sutherland.
F. C. Leach, cure American State
Bank, Sutherland.
FOR; SALE Hatching eggs, Barred'
Rocks, S. C. Rods and White Leg-
; horns,. $1 per sotting. Luther I. Tuck-
on Phono 698J.
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FOR SALE Two Shorthorn bulls
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Ono two years old; ono three years
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om. just ngnt ror turning into a
herd. Experiment Station, W. P. Suy-
der, Superintendent.
FOR SALE) Ten or twelve brod Du-
roc Jersey gilts to farrow tho last
of June. Inquire of J. H. Balla'rd, one-
half mllo north of Nichols school
house.
CANDIES How to mako gum drops,
marshmallows, fudgo, delicious
hash, peanut crunch, croam taffy, bon
bon centers, plain kisses, caramols
and peanut cluster. All theso roctpea
for $1. P O. Box 25. North Platto.
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Otto Marsh loft Sunday for Kansas
City whore he will Bpend a few days.
Mrs. Marsh nnd baby who havo been
thoro several months and will return
with Mr, Marsh.
Mrs. W. J. Good left yesterday for
Croston, Iu., for a fow days vlBit. Sho
wll return horo next week.
NOTICE OF THE FORMATION OF
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 14 IN
THE CITY OF NORTH
PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
To the ownors of. tho record title of
all property adjacent to or abutting
upon tho Btreets hereinafter des
cribed and all porsons interested
therein :
You and each of you are hereby no
titled that tho Mayor and City Coun
cil of tho City of North Platto did
Roses aro red nnd. vlo-
lniu nrn lilnn J
Tho rest of this Terse M
Is known to you. a&
Sho knows as woll as
you do what you aro
trying to toll hor. Say ,
It with flowers. Thoy i
aro tho ways of a man
With a maid from tIo- I
lota to prango blossoms.
THE NORTH P1AITE
FLORAL
3WERS AND
CO.
FLOWERS AWn DfAMT?
PHONE 1025
AUCTION
AT UMOX STOCK YAIIDS
Monday, May 15
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
CATTLE
In this Sale there will be a string of Stock Cows, Yearlings
and two-year-old Heifers, yearlings and two-year-old
Steers, all of one family breed and raised on one of the
best ranches in Wyoming. Sell freight paid .to Missouri
River, Omaha, St. Joseph and Kansas City, on Union Pa
cific. A lot of cows, steers, calves, heifers, milk cows,
butcher stuff and bulls. The highest bidder always takes
the cattle. We sell them here. We never hold them over
for the next Auction.
Horses and Mules
In this Auction, Monday, May 15, will sell three span of
heavy young work mules; two span of heavy work horse-;.
These horses and mules are the real kind. One saddle
horse not just a horse, it is a real saddle horse.
CASPER RAUCH,
II. 31. JOHANSEN, Auctioneer.
under dcto of May 2 1922, pass and
approve a certain ordinance forming
and creating paving district No; 14 of
tlio city of North Platte, Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska. And that tho following
streotss including tho Intersection
thereof within .the Hmita of the city
aro composed within said paving dis
trict to wit:
Commencing on the south side of
Third street thonco embracing all ot
Locust Street and South Locust Stf eet
between said place of commencement
and tho southern boundary of said
City or near tho north lino of the
right of way of the Suburban Irriga
tion District Canal, including street
intersections and spaces opposite al
loys. Unless objections aro filed as re--quired
by statute within twenty days
from to hfirst publication of this no
tice, tho Mayor and City Council shall
proceed to construct suoh paving.
Dated this 8th day of May, 1922.
(Seal) E. H. EVANS, Mayor.
Attest: O. E. ELDER, City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO 152.
An ordinance providing for the crea
tion of Paving District No. 14, con
sisting of certain streets within tho
City of North Platte, Nebraska:
Bo It ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of tho City of North
Platto, Nebraska:
Section 1. That Paving District No.
14 bo and tho samo is hereby created
and formed, tho same to consist of Uio
following described streets of the City
of North Platto, to-wlt: Commencing
on tho south sldo of ThlrdStreet
thonco embracing all of Locust Street
and South Locust street between said
placo of'commencemont and tho south
ern boundary of said City at or near
tho north lino of tho right of way of
tho Suburban Irrigation District Canal,
including street intersections and
spaces opposlto alleys.
Section 2. That unlcsB remonstrance
bo filed to the creation of said dis
trict, as provided by law, that tho
Mayor and Council shall prdceed to
construct pavement thoroon and- to
pavo said District, and for the space
opplslto privately owned proporty and
property oUier than street intersec
tions and spaces opposite alleys to
pay for samo by taxes loxtcs against
tho proporty improved and for tho
purposes of determining tho property
bonofited nnd improved, for assess
ment purposes all proorty extending
back 132 foet from tho roporty paved
or improved shall bo deemed bonefited
for tho purposes of assessment and
taxation.
Section 3. This ordlnanco t0"' zo
in torco from and after its approval
and publication.'
Passed and approvod this 2nd day
ot May, 1922.
(Seal) E. H. EVANS. Mapor.
Attest: O. & ELDER, City Clerk.
John Grant, Attorney.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
EBtafo No. 1825, of Goorgo' Lannln, do
coasod, in tho County Court of Lin
, coin County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato ot Nebraska, to all por
sons interestod in said Estate tako no
tico that tho Administratrix haB filed
a final account and report ot her ad
ministration and a petition for final
sottloment and dlschargo as such, Ad
ministratrix which havo boen set for
hearing beforo said court on May 30th,
1922, at 10 o'clock A. M, whon you
may apear and contest tho samo.
Datod Mny 5th, 1922.
T. S. BLANKENBURG,
(Seal) Acting County Judge.
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Not Only Your
Poor Feet
The insidious evil of high heei
and narrow pinched toos Is greater
than most women boliovo. Ill-balanced
shoos do moro than discomfort
tno reet; thoy cause fallen arches,
backaches, norvous strain, displace
ment of tlio internal organs, weari
ness, depression, ill health.
Without sacrlflco of good looks, the
Cantilovor Shoo for women gives per
fect comfort and perfect carriage. The
last conforms to the mould of tho
foot, with room for tho toos, and
.with trim fit and support about tho
instop and heel. Tho outllno of tho
sole and tlio set of tho heel aro de
signed to preserve tho balanco and
tho beauty , of .a NATURAL walk.
Tho floxiblo shank yields with ev
ery movement of tho muscles. Instead
of being bound to a rigid solo which,
retards tho circulation 'and makes
tho foot weak, in Cantilevers tho foot
has liberty to exorciso and bond
freely and gracefully. This freedom
of movement strengthens tho muscles
and proYontB and corrects flat foot
Your health will Improve In Canti
lovor Shoes.
DR. S. E.HUPFER
CHIROPODIST,
317 East Fourth Street.
DR. J. It, McKIIUHAN
Practice Limitod to Diseasso ot
Women, and Surgery
Ovor Rexall Drug Storo
Phones: Office 127 Residence C5G
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Office 340 Houbo 125
DIt, W. I. SHAFFER
Osteopath Physician
Over tho Oasis North Platto
DR. REDFIELD
Physician, Obstetrician, . Suxgeor
3Mtay
Calls promptly answered Night or Day
Phonos. Office' 642 Residence 676
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