THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE r
POLITICAL ADVERTISING
Smm-JiBeeklu tribune.
WILSON TOUT. Krtllor find PBbllslicr.
Entered at the North Platte, Nebraska
Postofflce na Secpnd Clasu Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION PUICEt
Ono Year, In advanco $1.60
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1023
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IMAL
Paul gnld "Follow poaoo with all
men and hollnoss, without such no
man shall boo the Lord." Ilobrows
12-14.
Lowell said "Democracy Is thai
form of society In which every man
has a chance and knows that ho has
cno."
Many a man In Lincoln county has
pausod during the last few days upon
learning that Congressman Klnkald Is
doad. He was hurled yestorday at his
homo In O'Nolll. Many a man In Lin
coln county owos his start to the
hill which hecamo the Klnkald law.
Many a man In Lincoln county has
boon called a Klnkaldcr hocauso he
took advantage of that law to socuro
a homo. Ferhaps thoro was some
fraud In tho carrying out of Its pro
visions Just as there Is In most of the
other good laws which havo boon pass
ed. Tho good that was dono western
Nohraska through tho oporaton of tne
law far overcame any harm and It
.'was of tremendous Importanco In set
tling up this western country and
getting tho land out of tho Hands ot
tho government and Into tho hands
of tho cltlzons. That ono law has writ
ten his namo largo in tho history of
this country and ho will novor bo forgotten.
Voting nt the primary Is a prlvl
ledgo; In order to prevent Illegal- and
fraudulent, voting tho law requires
that each mrtn- nnd woman living In
North Platte shall register before
voting. It Is a now law but It
Is .to he enforced. Ono man says hp
would Hko to soo them keep him from
voting, reglstor or not. Ho says he
has voted ovory eloctlon for twonty
years. This man doos not roallzo that
North Platto has grown to bo a city
of about 11,000 people and that elec
tion frauds aro posslblp which would
nof havo boon thought of twonty years
ago and that tho law Is a safeguard
to his voto as well as tho vbto of
every ono olso. If ho doos not register
and comes up to tho primary It will
bo his own fault If ho is refused the
prlvlledgo. Ho still has a chance to
register and unless ho takes that
chanco ho can only blnmo himself
if ho is denied the privilege
.to:-.
J. A. Axtell, Republican candidate
for Commissioner of Public Lands and
Buildings, Formor stockman, business
man, Legislature, throe terms. Fifty
two years old, all in Nohraska. Podges
economic administration and fair
treatment to all. Advertisement.
:o:,
NOTICE
EXTENSION" HO A II NO. 205
To mIioiii Jt limy concern:
Tho special commleiionor appointed
to locate a road ar follows: Commanc
inz at Itoad No. 2C6 at tho northocmt
cortior of Section twenty nine (29),
township nine (9) range twonty sovon
(27) west thenco north about 620 roda
on or noar tho section lino as practl
onl, thenco In a northerly direction
passing around tho head of a canyon
and hack to tho suction lino, thenco
north to tho northoast corner of sec
tion Sovontoen (17), thonco in a north
westerly direction down a rldgo about
1C0 rods, to tho main canyon, thonco
in a north easterly dlroctlon along tho
oast bank of the canyon on section
oight (8) to tho north lino of section
oight, thenco In a northerly direction
along the oast hank of the canyon on
soctlon fivo (5) to a point about 20
rods south of tho Northoast comor of
section flvo (6). thenco crossing can
yon and going north 20 rods along tho
north side of canyon to tho Northoast
corner of Section five (5). thonco north
about 240 rods on tho west section lino
of Section thirty threo (33), township
ton (10). range twonty seven (27) west
thonco in a northeasterly direction
around a head of a canyon to a point
about 15 rods cast of tho northwest
cornor of section thirty three (33).
thenco cast about 140 rods along or
as near practical Iho section lino
between section thirty threo (33) and
twonty eight (28) to tho northoast
10th day of Soptdrnbor, 1922.
Wltnoas my hand nnd official soal
this 8th day of July, 1922.
A. S. Allon
(SEAL) County UloTk
NOTIC1C TO CREDITORS
Good Go
vernme
nt: An Editorial
No matter what we chance to have and to hold in the shape of
lands, buildings, stocks, bonds, mortgages or money, none of these can
i be compared as an inheritance for the' next generation alongside the
giit ol good government mat we may make to our cnnaren lor ineir ma
terial good and spiritual comfort. To have good government lit
Nov. 11, 1922 and for settlement of said
Estate Is June 30, 1923; that I will
sit at tho county court room in said
County August 11th, 1922, at 10 o'clock
n. in. and on November 11th, 1922 at
10 oi'clock a. in., to receive, examine,
hear, allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
Dated Juno 30, 1922.
Wm. II. C. Woodhurst
(SEAL) County Judge
cornor of tho northwost quarter of FOR SALE Milk Cow. Tested. Will
section thirty threo (33) township ton bo fresh In a few days. Frod Nelson
(ton) north range twonty seven (27)
,.,no( t , DlvM, m-lnnlnnl morl.llnn. SALilii I) JlOlO JJUal rangO
tho above rood terminating at Exten
sion of road No. 20
width up to 0G feet wldo to make a LOT Thoroughbred brown and white
good road has been reported in favor Com0 dog( 'n0Wfirii for return or in-
thorcof, nnyono having objections formation J. F. Clabaugh, 309 W. 4th
thereto or claims for damages iy
reason of tho cstabllshlntr of tho above WANTED To buy a second hand
described road must fllo same In Of- typewritor stand, in good condition.
flco of tho County Clork of Lincoln pVrlto T. S. caro Trlbuno office.
County. Nebraska on or boforo 12
o'clock noon of tho 1G day of Septem
ber 1922 or said road will bo allowed
without roforenco thereto.
Witness by hand and official soal
this 8th day of July. 1922.
A. S Allon
(SEAL)
, Estnto No. 1893 of Rhoda A. Ed-
mlslon, deceased in tho County Court!
of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss. Creditors
of said ostalo will tako notice that;
tho tlmo limited for presentation and t
filing of claims against said Estate is for free men anci Christians, resting on enlightenment and justice, the
makers and administrators of the law must be true to the ideals ot
their constituency not mere self-seekers and time-servers, nor shifty
demagogues and professional politicians, but carefully chosen men who
will honestly discharge their public trusteeship and make satisfactory
accounting of their public and official acts. An emergency has
arisen in the Sixth Congressional District of this state where a succes
sor must be chosen for a congressman who has given a full generation
of faithful service, and republican voters who have the selecting of t a
candidate are looking several men over from which their choice will
soon be made. There are four candidates. Of this number the fellow
citizens of Bruno O. Hostetler have insisted that he become their candi
date. In short, they have "drafted" him, and are supporting him ,'as a
candidate for this office. No man irrpublic life in Nebraska has a
more honorable record than Judge Sostetler. He has been tried by all
the tests of citizenship and official service for thirty years; as a citizen
his life is above reproach; as an official, as mayor and judge of the
courts, his course has shown ability, fitness, integrity, firmness of pur
pose, and a sense of justice to suit every occasion and fit every circum
stance. Judge Hostetler' s "home friends" present his name for
consideration by the voters of the Sixth District with the full conviction
that his selection now and election later will be one sure step in the dU
rection of good government and the" attainment of their highest ideals.
Kearney Daily Hub, July 6.
iimiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiimi liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii
Comments of a Few Newspapers of the Sixth District Commendatory
of Judge Hostetler For Congress.
Want Ads
FOR RENT Desirable furnished room
gentleman preferred. 4Q5 WesMth,
FOR RENT Strictly modern flvo
room house. Close In. Phone 1105W,
FOR SALE G holo Dual rango In
good shapo nnd a 3 holo Perfection
and to bo any 011 stoVC 221 S Aflh' Phono 217W'
FOR SALE 1920 Chandler Touring
car, flno condition, will trade on
well located city property. J. V. Rom-
igh. ,
LOST Gold wrist watch. Plain case
Between high school and booth, In
County Clerk front of Hlrachfold store. Reward.
4n TO Sril nr Phnnn fiftfiT
To whom tt may concern: STRAYED From tho Wyman farm,
Tho sp6clal Commissioner appointed west of town, ono mouso-colorod
to locato a public road as follows: Jonny mule, branded "7Y" on right
Commencing at tho cornor to Sec- shoulder. Phone 1162W.
Hnna K. R. 7. nnd 8 town 12 N .R. 30
XV rtmntner thonon north ono mllo to Fon RENT Preferably for cash, 1G0
tho NE corner of Sec. G said township ar03 mnu Iour woat ot
and rango. Also comonclng nt tho SE " usii asm
corner of section 32 T. 13 N. R. 30 W. DU uw
WILL NOT BE BOSSED
BY POLITICIANS.
This may bo said of Julge Hos
tetler, that he will not bo ppssed
by politicians should ho bo elected,
and he will voto to the best Inter
ests of all concerned. Tho people
are getting tired of politics, and wo
believe that If the Judge gets elect
ed that ho will cut out some of the
"r&ugh Btuff" that la being dished
out at Washington. When con
gressmen have to vote a party label
on every question, we will no longer
havo popular government, and wo
havo faith to believe that B. O.
Hostetler Is elected to congress, he
will not bo bossed by politicians.
Ldup City Times.
Wator rent Is now duo and becomes
delinquent on tho 20th of this month.
Horshoy S. Welch,
Wator Commissioner
GHATS WITH
YOUR
GAS MAN
Your gaB bills should bo thrift
bills. Plan your cooking bo hs
to make ono biirnor or ono oven
cook moro than ono nrtlclo of
food at tho same tlmo.
While tho meat Is roasting In
the oven, for oxamplo. you may
not only balco other things, but
usa tho lloo.r spaco of tho ovon
to boll vegetables.
Also glvo thought to tho se
lection ot propor utousils, You
know how Important It Ib not to
' havo moro boat applied to a
utensil than it enn absorb at
.once. Flat bottom utonBlls with
a boso broader than tho gas
flamo aro fuel savors,
If pots nnd pans discolor
above tho water mark on tho
inside, tho reason is that you
havo tried to bring tho wator to
a boll too quickly by using too
largo a burnor or too much
flnmo. Uso tho burnor that is
just a llttlo smaller than tho
utensil no that tho gas flamo
does not overlap tho sides,
North Platte Light &
Power Co,
running tnonco on uno ooiwcun auc F0R SALE Two Shorthorn bulls.
Wi anil ;m one nine, inonce, ixoruiwesi 0nn twn V..PH nn thrnn vnrfJ
1 M.n...ni,t Mm 17nat 1A et I .. . .... . ..
mm nui uiuiDi - it " oiu. just right for turning into a
Sees. 20 nnd 20 to connoct with Road hord Experiment Station, W. P. Suy-
No. 8 about 0 chains west ot tno incj (lor( superintendent
cornor of said Section 20, following
said section botweon sees, m anu & for SALE Bod springs and mat
- . I - M I
T, 13 N. It. 30 W. for about ono nait tross. 2 rugs, table, 2 dining chairs,
mllo has reported In favor thereof 2 wicker rockers, kitchen cabinet, gas
anyone having objections hereto or piato, soft coal heater, Singer sowing
claims for damages by reason of tho machlno nnd reed baby sulky. Phone
nstabllshmont of tho abovo road must 315,7
fllo samo In tho offlco of tho County
Clerk of Lincoln County. Nebraska FOR SALE A Gasoline filling station
r anM rnml will l.o allowed without with all equipment located In the
reference thereto, on or boforo 12 center of North Platto on tho Lincoln
o'olock noon of . the 10th day of Sopt- "igmvay. 'ivo year lease on tno 10
omhor 1922 cation will be glvon. For terms seo
witna mv l.nn.l nnd official seal uooomaii it uucKioy, iNorin
n.u 8H1 .lnv nf Tniv. 1022. 1'iauo, isoorasKa.
A. S. Allon
(SEAL) County Clork
To The Voters
EXTENSION ROAfl NO. (11
To whom It may concorn:
Tho special Commissioner nppolntod As a candidate for tho legislature
to locato a public rood as follows: from Lincoln county I would Hko to lot
Gommonolng ot tho cornor to Sec- tho voters know where I stand on a
tions 13. 14. 23 and 24 T. 13 N. R. 30 W. fow of tho questions in which I he-
running thonco northjon lino botweon llovo thoy nro Interested
Soctlons. 13 nnd 14 ono mile, thonco I bollovo two of the greatest prob
north westerly through socs. 11,10 and loins wo havo to deal with now m'o
9 said townshln and ranco following taxation and transportation. I believe
tho south hank of tho Channol ot the in cutting down public oxpondlturos
Platto RIvor to tho intersection with as far as possible consistent with
Road No. 0 ondlng thoro Bald road to good govornment. I am opposed to a
bo 00 foot wldo haB roportod In favor sales tax.
thoroof anyono having objections thoro- I think it is ovory porson's duty to
to or olnlms for damages by roason of talk and work ngainst tho freight
tho establishment of tho nbovo road rates that burden tho country. I object
must fllo samo In tho offlco ot tho to doprlvlns our State railway com
County Clork ot Lincoln County. Nebr- mission ot all power In tho ndmln-
nska on or boforo 12 o'clock noon of tstrntion of tho railroads and tho fix
tho 18th day ot Soptombor, 1022 or tho tag of rates. Tho Intorstato commorco
abovo road will bo allowed without commission Bhould not lmvo uuaomxu
rotoronco thereto. control over local ratos.
Witness my hand and official soal I am opposed to tho weakonlng of
this 8th day ot July, 1922. any of tho liquor laws. All ot my In
A. S. Allon torosts aro in Lincoln county and as
(SEAL) County Clork n taxpayor myBolf, I am vitally in
toroBtod in ovory thing that afreets
ROAD NO. 422. our country.
10 wnom u may concern: if nomlnatod nnd olected. I Bhall ox
Tho special Commissioner appointed 1)L, t taxpayers having suggestions a
to locato a public road aa follows: ox loglslatlvo lines to mako thorn
Commencing at tho cornor to Soc known and I assuro you thoy will ro
tlou 4, C, 8 and 9 township 12 north C0l70 duo consideration.
Vory Rospoctrully,
Scott Roynclds
-:o:
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
rango 30 woat ot tho Ch p. m.. running
thonco wost on section lino botwoon
sections G and 8, and G nnd 7 two
miles to connoct with oxtonalon to
Road No. 42 has roportod in favor thoro
ot anyono having objections thoroto or Qoorgo Ames ot Paxton transacted
claims for damagos by reason of tho business in tho city tho last ot tho
establishment ot doaorlhod road must hvoolc
fllo samo In tho offlco ot tho County Wilcox Dopartmont Storo Cloaranco
Clork ot Lincoln County, Nobraaka Salo opona Thursday, July 13th at
on or boforo 12 o'clock noon of tho o'clock.
GENEROUS AND
HAPPY RECEPTION.
Judge B. O, Hostetler of Kearney
was in Gothenburg last Saturday,
and met with a generous and happy
reception. Ho is In the congres
sional race in tho "big sixth" dis
trict for the republican nomination
aj tho July primaries. We believe
.luugo iioateuer is the man oc tne
hour, worthy to step Into the shoes
of Undo Moses. Klnkald who so
faithfully served tho people of this
district for twenty or moro years.
"We aro certain that his training
and ability qualjfy him for the
Klnkald succession. Gothenburg Independent.
BOTH SATISFACTION
AND CONFIDENCE.
Tho people ot this community,
nearly all of whom are personally
acquainted with Judge Hostetler,
will bo highly elated over tho fore
going announcement, and tl is tho
general opinion that they will show
their appreciation by rallying to
his support at the polls July 18.
Of tho numerous would-be succes
sors to Congressman Klnkald, Judgo
B. O. Hostotler appears to bo tho
only ono who is fitted by experi
ence and ability to tako up tho
burden of tho formor and carry it
to tho satisfaction and with the
confidence of the people of tho
"Big Six." Litchfield Monitor.
Bruno O. Hostetler,
Republican Candidato for
Congress Sixth District
Farmer, University Graduate, Lawyer,
Mayor, District Judge For ,
Eighteen Years.
COMES NEAREST FILLING
KINKAID'S SHOES.
Following the announcement of,
the Kearney man's entry In tho
race, it was stated that ho had been
drafted by his friends and fellow;
citizens who believe that ho Is the
logical "man of the hour." Judge
Hostetler was born on a farm near
Janesvillc, Iowa, in 1861, and in
1887 camo to Kearney and engaged
In the practice of law. He wa3
elected mayor of Kearney for two
terms, and In 1904 he became judge
of the twelfth judicial district of
Nebraska comprising tho counties
of Buffalo, Custer, Logan and Sher
man. He has 'been district Judgo
for eighteen years, and has mado a
most enviable record.
Judge Hostetler is well qualified
for tho office ho seeks, and in the
event of his nomination and elec
tion will doubtless com as near
filling Mr. KInkald's shoes as any
man that could be picked from this
congressional ticket. Shelton Clipper.
BELIEVE HIM TQ.-.BE
TrfE MAN OF THE HOUR.
The writer has known Judge Hos
totler for upwards of 25 years, and
wo knew him where ho was strug
gling to establish his law practice,
know him when ho was mayor of
tho city of Kearney, before ho was
called to tho bench, and wo know
of no man in tho district that will
fill tho placo M. P. Klnkald now
occupies wtlh grater distinction, or
hotter qualifications. Tho Enter
prise Is not a' partisan paper,
though tho editor is a republican,
and always has been, from tho tlmo
thrtt ho wasable to think for him
self, yet were it otherwise we would
still bo for Judgo Hostetler In tho
election, for wo bollovo him to be
tho Man of the Hour. Ansolmo Enterprise.
MANY WARM FRIENDS
IN DAWSON COUNTY.
Judge Hostetler has many warm
friends In Dawson county, and has
been a resident of Central City,
Neb., for thirty-five years, eighteen
of which he has served as a dis
trict judge. He is a man that la
well seasoned in public life, has
ability, is a hustler, and his in
tegrity is above question. Ho has
a host of friends in this vicinity
who would bo glad to see him in
congress. Lexington Pioneer.
FRIENDS GLAD TO SEE
HIM IN CONGRESS.
Judge Bruno J. Hostetler of Kear
ney was in tho city Thursday look
ing after his candidacy for con
gressman from tho Sixth district on
tho republican ticket. Ho has been
judgo for eighteen years, and would
now like to tako Congressman KIn
kald's placo in tho House of Repre
sentatives. Judgo Hostetler has
many friends here who would be
kuiu 10 navo him in
North Platto Tribune.
congress.
Many Other Newspapers in the Sixth Distri ct Commend Hostetler's Candidacy
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Question of Eligibility Is Entirely Without Warrant.
Hostetler Is Eligible.
A movement Is on foot In some
quarters to discredit tho candidacy
of Judgo Hostotler for congress by
assorting that ho la not a qualified
candidato for tho offlco, bocauso ho
Is holding tho offlco ot district Judgo.
To support tho assertion, referonco
is mado to Section 1139 of tho Re
vised Statutes of Nebraska, which
provides that no Judgo of tho district
com, of this state shall bo eligible as
a candidato for any other office, ex-
copt a Judicial offlco, during tho tlmo
ho Is occupying tho offlco.
Tho moaning and offoct of this
statuto was considered boforo Judge
Hostotlor becamo a candidate, and
has boon considered by parties in
torostod in other congressional dis
tricts. It will bo romombered that
Judgo Harry Dungan, of Hastings,
was n candidato for congress in the
Fifth Congressional district on the
democratic ticket . when this same
statuto was in force. Ho and his
frlonds then concluded that thla stat
uto was no bar to his candidacy for
congress, and It has been said by
good authority that this provision ot
our statute rotors only to other stato
offices and can not refer to fodoVal
offices.
Tho constitution of tho United
States fixes tho qualifications ot
mombers of congress. Thoy must be
2G years of ago, seven years a oltl
zen of tho United States, and an in
habitant of tho state in which ho
shall bo chosen. ' All tho authorities
hold that it la not competent for any
state to add to or in any manner
chango tho qualifications for a fed
eral offlco as prescribed by the con
stitution or the laws of tho United
States. Watson op tho Constitution,
pages 157-161, McCroary on Elections,
Second Edition, Sections 226-228,
Barney v. McCroary, CI. and II.
Election Cases 16p, Turnoy v. Mar
shall, 1 Bartlott Election Cases 167,
10 Federal Statutes Annotated, 333,
Furthormoro, Section 6, of Artlclo
I, ot tho Constitution of tho United
States provides: "That each house
shall be tho Judgo of tho elert'ons,
returns and qualifications of Its own
members." No stato court has iho
power to decide theso questions.
Sutherland v. Miller (W. Va. 1917)
91 S. E. 993, L. R. A. 1917D, 1040, 10
Fed. St. Ann 358-60, McDUl v Board
of Stato Canvassers, 36 Wis. 505.
Directly to tho point Is tho case of
tho Stato vs. Howell, 175 Pacific Re
porter, 569, whoro tho supremo court
of Washington docldod tho precise
point, undor a statuto almost exactly
Hko aur own, and different only in
being moro drastic.
If tho Nebraska Btatuto could be
construed as requiring an additional
qualification, that is, that ho bo not
a Judgo of tho supreme, district or
county court, in order to become a
candidato for congress, then tho Btat
uto would bo void as in contravention
of tho Constitution ot tho United
States under all tho decisions ot tho
courts.
Tho suggestion that Judgo Hos
tetler is not qualified to bo a can
didato for this offico arises out of
tho ambition of tho frlonds of his
opponents to defeat him for tho nom
ination. No one ought to bo mlslod
by this false alarm. Tho fact that
tho opponents of Judgo Hostnfi
obliged to resort to such tactics to
support ineir own candidato, ought to
stimulate his friends to still greater
activity, in his behalf.
Judge Sears' Opinion.
Omaha, Neb., Juno 26. 1922 TTnn
B. O. Hostetler. Kmrnov .tk ..
Dear Judgo: Answering your lotter
of soveral days ago will say that I
haco no Intention of resigning from
tho bench myself. Frank Howoll, J.
P. Breon, Louis ToPool and several
other lawyers of first rank quality
havo told mo that in their opinion
district Judges who aro running for
federal offices aro not in any manner
controlled by tho sections of our
statuto, and I am inclined to that
view. Judgo Dungan, of Hastings,
whom you know very well, ran two
years ago without resigning, for tho
samo offlco that you and I aro seek
ing, and undoubtedly ho looked tho
matter up quito thoroughly boforo ho
concluded on that course. Tho World
Herald and tho entlro democratic
press supported Judgo Dungan without
calling on him to rosign, and as far
as I know no republican nawspapor or
anyono of any political relation eug
guosted that ho resign. I thought ot
all theso things before I decided unon
my our course.
With kindest regards.
W. G. SEARS.
