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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY. TRIBUNE POLITICAL ADVERTISING Vote for Bob Simmons Congress AGiucnruitK I holievo that ngrlculturo Is the basis of our national prosperity and that tho tariff, railroads, problctns, finance and all othor tiuestlona should be act ed upon In tho light or their of feet on tho farmer and tho stock grower. IKKIGATIOK . I am a strong bellovcr in irrigation, having lived In an irrigated country my ontlro llfo tlmo. I will work for tho promotion and development of new ir rigation projects, when desired by thoso immediately concerned, espe cially in Lincoln, Dawson and Buf falo tiountics. I beliovo that tho govern ment should bear a fair proportion of tho expense of building reservoirs for imum of $25,000.00. Tho oxtonalon of tho tlmo of paymont, tno rtnrauuon of intorent rates, nnd tho liberalizing of laws dosignod to glvo financial aid to tho farmer nnd st'ekman to tho ond that they will fully sorto their purpose In building permanent pros perity in ngrloulturo. XiAliOll I was horn on a farm. By hard labor Iworkod my Svay through high school and college By personal oxperienco nnd necessity I know tho problem of thoso who work. I will givo them a square deal. THE "SERVICE 3IEX" I was a soldier in tho "World "War. I know tho needs of tho disabled, the tho storago of flood waters, thus con- unemployed and tho general problems trolling them at their sourco and mak- of tno Borvlco men. I boliovo adjusted ing them an asset to tho country and compensation to bo only justice to not a causo of danger nnd loss. I be- tlieln 1 mvo scrvc(j ng their ropro Hovo that tho government should bear sentatlvo in the past and will continue a part of tho ovorhcad expense of to work for thom ln tho fllturo. construction in proportion to tho gen eral benefit received by tho nation from tho transfer of an arid or scml arld region Into a food producing land o intense agriculture, thereby in creasing tho total national wealth. . I will work for tho prompt comple tion of Government projects now un der construction and for the reduc tion of the annual payment to an a mount consistent with tho profitable operation of tho farm. FARM "BLOC PROJIIMTION I nni for tho enforcement of. and against tho ropeal or weakening of tho Volstead Act. FREIGHT RATES I will work for tho reduction of freight rates. TAXATION I beliove that tho process of taxation should bo simplified by elimination of government red tape and usoless super- I will Join the "Farm Bloc" in Cong- structure, without injuring tho ca ress and work consistently at all times sential progress of government, to build up national prosperity by ' PROGRESS strengthening, the basic industry -agrjcjilturoi, . , . GOVERNMENT AID I will work for tho increasing of r I beliovo in economy consistent with the amount of Federal Loans to a max- r progress. As Able as Any His Best Years for Service Ahead I am a progressive in politics. ECONOMY . 3Hi i iiiw LJF",I . ' ( To tho Editor 6f North Platte Trlbunoi j The laws of Nebraska provide: that no judge of tho district court shall be eligible as a candidate for any other j office except a judicial office during ; tho tlmo ho is occupying tho office. Judge Hostctlcr at present district Editor Tribune: 'judge in tho district comprising Buf- I notice in tho othor papers that fft,o m& Cust(jr countlos nn( who has the campaign managers of Mr. Sim- ... . . nnm,n.t.on nn n.n mons are spending their time discus- publlcan Uclcct for congr0SS clearly ping wnotiior Mr. Simmons or jm. comeg wltnln tho lnhlbltion of tlllB Shunian has the best war record. It Jaw la notlcablo that they are complain-. In polltlcal advertisement he ing because Judge Hostotlor Is now nf annn, tn ,,nv nnv , .District judge. These people all knowj for thig aw Umn tho bootlegger llin mmnllnn nr lltrl rrn t-4 MDI nr inr d - . (umt wo i"" - nn8 for tuo uauor inwa timt Interferes -eligibility for congress has been rc-l ,Ml ,,,fl JtJlVWVy V kj j;hujvi i' ' It Is tho law that makes tha hont- and tho raising of those questions 3;leggera buslnega Ulllawful aml It ,8 Tiero camaflouge. Campaign managers ; tho ,RW thftt makca ,fc unlawful for pnd candidates should boost their j Jfldgfl Ho8totleP to Jnltlate hls cantlI. own candidacy and nou tear . dacy for congress without first reslgn- othors. I think it is true for the ser-;,ng n,s Jualclal offlco ious. sober, thinking voler to consider why pun,sh Uj0 bootlcggcr toT tho merits of tho candidates and notbroak,ng thQ ,nw aml send tho Judg0 their methods of campaigning. A sor- tQ C0Dgrcgs for brcaklng tho law. Tho Ious situation confronts the nation to- bootleggor hag not regiBt0red nn oath has just begun. Will a mature man, experienced in public life and who has mado hero servo us bettor in such a crisis than ono who is whplly untried, Judge Hostetler lives in our prestige of tho court to further his political fOrtunoSi To compel him,' it he wfshos to engage in tho welter of politics to tlrSl step down off tho ju dlolafibgiiclf mid moot his competitors man to man. ' I'liis lnw does not pretend to inter fere witli tho right of congress to pass on tho qualification of its members, but does prohibit n district Judgo while holding offico from being a can didate for any political offico ftnd that certainly includes congress. This lay has novor boon oallod, in question in any court of this state and until it is pnsscd upon by tho supremo court nnd hold void it. rd malns tho law. ;Now supposing Judgo Ilostotibr should win out in tho primary and the soorotnry of stnto should rofuse to bocomo a party to tho nullficatlon of tills law and hold that tho judgo vns not a lawful candidate and re fused to place his nemo on tho official ballot for tho Novombor election, or that tho democratic candldato should enjoin tho placing of the judges namp on tho ballot which they would be sure to do and tho court would cer tainly sustain" an injunction ln such case. Whore would tho republicans of the Big Sixth bo at for a candldiatoj Would they not bo compelled to writo in tho nnmo of somo republican on their ballot, with the icsult that tho democratic candidate would be oloct ed in this strong republican district. Why take chances of- such compli cations? Voto for Bob Simmons nnd ninko it unanimous. T. C. Pattorson local ANi) Personal Beets for canning $1.50 per bushel. Phono 81. diet Nelson of Gothenburg nrr'iv od yesterday to visit at tho A. T. Jo-hnson home, Misses Minnio and Marie Galy of Omaha are visiting with their par ents for several days. Mrs. Keith Moorhouse will leave this afternoon for Overton to yjalt her parents. ,.Mlss Julia Glcason begins her vacation from tho O'Connor store tomorrow. Miss Hazel Simpson left last even;, ing for Hershey to visit friends for several days. Georgo Shoup and daugher ot Sutherland visited friends ln tho city yesterday. 1 - I Earl Wilson and family left ye$r terday for Paxton to visit relatives tor several days. Mrs. A. M. Harris of. Denver, Colo, arrived tho first of tho week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Joe Hlrschfeld. Mrs. Chas. B. Winegar is (Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Victor VonGootz, this week. Sho was formerly Miss Ber tha VonGoetz. N. E. Johnston underwent an op eration for cancer in nn Omaha, hospital Wednsedny and is getting along nicely. Mrs. II. L. Salnavo left this week her homo in Seattle after spenumg six weeks visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. D. Dillion. Sho oxpected to stop in Alliance for a short visit with hor brother J, A. Dlllbn of thnt place. Frank Albro, living west of town has beon arrested and placed in tho McPherson county Jail. It seems ho has a place in this county and an other in McPherson. He has beon ac cused tlmo and time again of making booze and his place has beon search' ed several times. Ono day last week tho state men went up to the north place and found a 30 gallon still. They nromntlv took tho owner u ho Parly Miss Dorothy Boldt entertained at a PHrty Wednesday evening at her homo in honor of Miss AUa Goings of HoldrcrtgO who 'is visiting at tho W. C. Dd'ldt homo. Tho evening was spout In dancing and playing games. Refreshments wore sorvod. Thoro wore twohty-fout' guostif prcsont. Married Tho World-Herald for last Sunday gave an account of tho wedding of Dr. Footo and Miss Lulu Mnxwoll at Fremont Nebraska. 'Thoy woro mar ried July 2, at tho Baptist church at Fremont- Dr. Footo is woll known here, bolng ono of Dr Twincm's as sociates. Mrs. Footo 1b a graduate nurse. Sho was tho head nurso in tho old Twinom' hospital for several years. Lot nothing keep jou away from thq Wllc"ox. Department, "Stored 'Clear ance Sale. A llconso to wed was issued tliiB week tb-ltiissoll L. Cramer, 23 anfarm cr of this vicinity niuP Miss Mario Mnbollo Ballard, 1G who lives at homo. Tho Eye-Glnss menj olinton & Son. Victor' Vlctorolas". .'4Tolley .Muslo House W. A. Buchfinch and children this week; for Grand Island Mrs. lcavo whoro thoy will spend two weeks visiting rolfttlvcs and fulcnds. Reception Tho members of tho Luthornn church gavo a reception Tuesday ev ening in tho church basomont for Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Koch who loft Wednesday evening for Knnsns, City. Mr. Shilling, in behalf of tho congre gation presented Mrs. Koch with a beautiful bouquet of red and whlto roses. Ho also presented Rov. and Mrs. Koch ench with twcnty-flvo dol lars In gold. Rov. Koch gavo a short farowoll talk. Refreshments woro serv ed by tho Ladlos Aid. :o: LOOK WHAT'S COMING TO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN I own 15 patented Mining Claims near Denver, 1V& miles to town. Gold-Silver-Coppor, ono group, two tuunolB, Good ore In Bight, small Mill Blacksmith shopBoarding Hbuso, Oro cars Tools, I have a splondld proposition to offor to responsiblo parties. If interetcd send for Engineers report, Maps, Bluo Prints. H. F. CHRISTENSON 1143 Larimer St. Denver, Colorado. i.t J.t :.t H n t.t i.t i.t g it Jt it if i.t i.t i.t if , i.t "if , if .if if 1 - if .if if 'if if . if if if ft if it if if if if i.t if if if if if if if PRESBYTERIAN 11.00 The Valley of Bacca. No evening service, BAPTIST 11.00 Tho Whlto Lily. 8.00 Soul Prosperity. CHRISTIAN 11.00 My Brother 8.00 Tho Melody Iving. BAPTIST . . ... 'Tho Qucon Esther g'roup of the Baptist church will hold an exchange Snturday in Brodbcck's window. l.:o: Send n Guest grcotlng for Friend- iship's sake, August 6th. Arvllla Whlt- taker, first door north of tho post office. July 15th Is tho date for tho big clearance salo of millinery at 1 the Whittakior Shop. 500 Locus.t First door north of tho post office. end of the district. Ho has had tho yeara of experience in public llfo. His largo farming interests makes his per- ( sonal interest tho same as that of the great farming interests of this part of tho stato. His mature judgement J will best servo us. Whllo others aro. disputing their war records, let us voto for Judgo B. O. Hostetler for. congross to succeeu jwigo ivihkuiu. nemombor our" great loader, Congress man Klnkaid was Judgo of district court beforo ho becamo congressman and as a judgo ho mado good. Judgo Hostetler has mado good on tho bench and ho will mnko good In congress. Yours, W. V. Hoaglnnd to uphold tho law as tho Judgo has, Which is tho most inexcusiblo? The law is a wise ono. It was passed to keop the courts out of tho mire of politics. To remove from tho judge county Jail and filed a charge of run- tlm fnmntnf Inn i r nan 1m nMimn ,1 ' i -.in The Clean-Up Sale at W; J. O'Connors, 5-10 25c Store closes Toes day, July 18. &-nv offerings In low priced goodH oyory day. Prices' uro bolw cost on odds and ends of sonsonnblo nicrcolum. disc and over stocltcd lines. July Sale Now On In AH Departments Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Millinery Ready-to-Wear, Shoes When you start out shopping in response to the many double and page advertisements, come to this store direct, or come to this store after you have looked around. But be sure you don't buy until you have-examined and compared our offerings, and satisfied yourcelf that here you can save a fourth, a third and often one-half on your purchases. Agency McCall Printed Patterns. Warning Don't Buy Uutil You Have Seen Us OPPORTUNITY TO TEST VALUES erne DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING - SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E.NELSOU. MANAGER and of Christian KEITH THEATRE Saturday and Sunday. GEORGE MELFORD production "A WISE FOOL" with James Kirkwood - A Paramount picture. Adapted by Sir Gilbert Parker from his Novel "The Money Master." What does washday cost you? Does it mean worry, useless labor and fatigue? Does it mean heating big amounts o water on the gas rangp and cart ing it to your tubs? If it does" the cost is dear at any price. There is nothing that will brighten up your washday like a Lion Tank Water Heater. On a few minutes notico it will deliver piping Hot water right to your tubs. No hanging over a gas range. No carrying of water. LION TANK WATER HEATER There is ' no household nec essity that gives so many por spnal comforts and household conveniences at so little cost. For a penny or two you can have a bath or hot water for dishwashing. For any purpose the Lion Tank Water Heater will heat water cheaper than you could do it on gas or coal range. Stop in today and let us show you what the Lion Tank Heater will do to lighten housework, and provide homo comforts, or writo for illustrated booklet. V li, SI v Nortli Platte Light & Power Co. ZANE GREY'S WESTERN STORY "THE LAST TRAIL" isms?- - 'Wmffi msmmi m H2 :-mm. wmmm N6' 'THE LAST TRAILS VLUAM TO5C special paoDUcnoM - At the Sun Theatre, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday