THE . NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ONE SIDE OF THE STIUKRQUES
'l'lON IS OiVEN inTifAnV
1 JtoAl) MAN
C. n. Gray, prccidont of the Un
ion Pacific wrote a letter to, B, E.
Calvin, vice-president under date
of July lGth In which ho stated
tho position which Is takon by tho
Union Pacific in regard to tho
striking shopmen. Copies or this
letter have been made by mimeograph
and a copy has been handed to
the Tribune for publication. Slnco
It is an authorltlvo statement or tho
stand taken by tho . railroad, it ih
printed herewith without comment:
Chairman Den W. Hooper of tho
United States Railroad Labor Board
Jttly 1, 1Q22 issued, tho (following
statement:
"Regardless or any question or
tho right of tho men to strike, the
men who take the strikers' places
are merely accepting tho wages and
working conditions prescribed by a
government tribunal and aro per
forming a public service. They aro
not accepting tho wages and working
conditions which an employer Is
trying to impose: For this reason
public sentiment and full govern
ment power will protect the men
who remain in their positions and
new men who may como in."
Subsequently, tho Labor Board
has declared that tho rules and worn
ing conditions under which tho me
chanical forces woro working before
tho strike aro still in full force and
effect. They cannot bo changed ex
cept by an agreement between our
employes and tho Management or
this system, or in event of failure to
reach mutual agreoment by our em
ployes (not the former employes)
and, or the Management esparto or
jointly referring tho disagreement to
tho United States Railroad Board for
decision, therefore, since our former
employes left our service of their
own freo will and accord, thereby
ceasing to be employes of this Sys
tem, the public, and those who re
mained loyal to our service ana
thoso who are entering our employ
daily, may rest assured that the
Management of this System will use
every resource at its command to
keep faith with them, and unqualifi
edly pledges itself to make no settle
ment of the strike which will In any
manner whatsoever deprive them or
their rights or jobs which they havo
gained In accordance with our shop
crafts agreement and the declaration
of the Labor Board.
The only way that any one of our
former employes may enter our ser
vice is as a new employe and the
opportunity to even thus enter the
servico is growing less, day by day
owing to the-fact that our forces
are rapidly increasing.
The public will keep In mind the
fact that this strike is not against
this railroad system, but that it is
against tho decision of an agency of
oar Government, therefore, the strike
simply resolves itself Into tho ques
tion whether the orderly process of
law and order shall prevail or. the
arbitrary action of a very small
minority. To that question there
can bo but one answer, wo are a law
abiding people the orderly process
of Law shall prevail:
Tho Management of this System
has religiously at all times kept
faith with its employes both as to
its spoken and written word and It
always will.
:o:
Miss Clara Rlncker returned yes
terday to her homo in Lexington
after visiting friends for several
days.
, CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Dixon Optical Co. tests eyos.
Piano tuning, Holley Music House.
Helen Daly has taken a position
at tho Dr. Redfieidx office.
Mrs. George Roberts of Maxwell
shopped in tho city Frldny.
Miss Mildred Roberts of Mnxwoll
shc-TTpsd in tho city Friday.
Miss Florence Lawler of Paxton
sho'ppod in tho city Friday.
Ora McKee of Lexington attended
tho ball gamo hero Sunday. I
A. B. Snyder of Lilac, Nebraska,
transacted business In tho city yester
day.
Dr. J. B. Rcdfleld transatced pro
fessional business In Wellfleet Sun
day. Miss Elizabeth Dorsey left yester
day for Denver to visit for a few
weeks.
Meldla Ellsworth of Horshcy Bpont
yesterday in the city with her
sisters.
Mrs. C. E. Oldfathqr of Brady
transacted business in the city yes
terday. Mrs. I. C. Illldonbrandt of Tryon
transacted business in tho city yes
terday.
Mrs. Bruce Stafford o'f Ogallala,
transacted business in tho city Sat
urday.
Miss Bessie Show has resumed her
duties at tho Loader after two week!
vacation.
Louis Trexler left yesterday for
Gothenburg to visit friends for sev
eral days.
Mr. .and Mrs. R. L. Douglas an
nounce the birth of a daughter born
last weplf.
Marvin Clayton of Gothenburg
spent Sunday in the city visiting
Louis Trexler.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards ana
family spent Sunday in Paxton vfslt
lng friends.
Mrs. E. Gundel of Grand Island
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Brodbeck.
tyiss Nell Cooney left Saturday
for Kearney to visit relatives.
Victor Beck transacted business in
Oshkosh last week.
ClarlndaStrolborg of ,Horshoy Is
visiting frlondVln tho city .
Mrs. Ora Bennett returned to hor
home in Oshkosh Friday after visit
ing "her ' parents Mr. nnd Mrs. tB.
Gllllspio. , v
Miss Ruth Davidson returned this
morjilng from Denver whero Bho has
been visiting relatives for sovcral
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dixon and family
aro ViBltlng in Biulo at tho homo
of Mrs. 'Dlxoris parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Sanders.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Lane and
family will leavo Sunday by auto ror
Grand Lako whero they will spend
two weok8,
Mrs. Arthur McMullen roturned
yesterday from Perry. Iowa, whero
she has been visiting relatives for
sovcral weeks.
Ruth Ellenwood returned to her
homo In Maxwell yostorday after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Koontz
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs, E. N. Johnston ro
turned Friday evening from Omaha
whero Mr. J.ohnston received treat
ment for Cancer.
and began work yostorday.
Miss Lola Swancutt left yostorday
for Anslcy to spond Eovoral weeks
visiting rolatlves.
Mrs. W. A. Buchfinch left last
"week "for Grand Island whero sho
will spend two weeks visiting rela
tives and friends.
NORTH PLATTE HJJSjyiANS 3IAK
1X0 TWO ttONTlIS TOUR (fP
THE WEST
An orchostra of North Platto boys
' lnft y 1 ( CI hlnitlllni. I... n.tn n ..!..
una utile, VJt illllVJ 1UI IV piAiy
days trip through tho west,'. The
boys havo a ten days ongngomcnt In
Yellowstone park and a number of
otlior dates and oxpect to pick up
endugh now dates to tako up their
tlmo from now until Soptombor la.
Tho musicians aro under tho mana
gement of G. S. Potorson. Tho or
chestra is composed of Robert DIckoy
saxaphonc, Lylo Ludwlg, trombone,
Edmund Dickey, banjo, Walter
Brown, piano and Leo Nowton, drums
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FLOUR SALE
For threo days, Friday, Saturday
and Monday, July 21, 22 nnd 24,
high grade, every sack guaranteed
at $1.80 per -18 pounds at the York
Feed Store.
milk, oto., tho most abundant, valuable
and rollabio sourco of vltamlnds M
yeast
Yoast Is oxtromoly rich In tlfo
vltnmlno soley rcsponsllbo for our
growth nnd development. Without tho
vltnmlno so gonorously present in
yoast, our bodios wnBto away, our
onorgy and strength wnno nnd out
montnl nnd physical powers diminish.
But rnw baker's yoast -Is hard on flio
stomach; It nauseates,, causes fomen
tation and ncld indigestion. This cx
porlonco of thousands of pcoplo In tak"
ing raw yoast caused scientists to
mako exhaustive experiments in nn ef
fort to oxtrnct tho vltnmlncs from raw
yoast In ordor to provldo thorn In nn
nccoptablo form. After long nnd
laborious rosoarch work they, accom
plished their tnsk.- Soy riow," Tlfioso
vitnlly essential nitritlvo '.elements
enn bo had In highly concentrator
tablet form as manufactured by tho
Union Pharmncal Company, one ot
tho largest pharmaceutical hous6s ot,
America, under their trndo-namd,
"Force Yeast Vitamlno Tnblcts." This
reputable concern guarantees thoir
product to bo tho genuine, puro
Yltnmino concentrated of fresh yeast,
unadulterated and freo from all dmgs,
absolutely harmless, being a food and
nothing else. '
These splendid health tablets can bo,
purchased at nearly ovory drug store
Thoroforo, avoid substituted. Get tho
gonulne. North Sido Drug Store,
GREATEST SOURCE
OF VITAMINES
Yeast Furnishes Most Abundant
. mid Ynluablo Supply
While Vltamincs. thoso newly dis
covered and wondorful Hfc-glvlng ele
ments, exist In moro or less dogrco In
vegetables, fruits, and grains and aro
contained also In cod liver oil, butter,
HOT WEATHER
SPECIAL
A Half Off on all Rubber
Goods This Week Only
3 qt. Combination hot water
bottle and syringe $2.19
Hot water bottles 1.29
Dassy Douche , $1.69
None seam Face Bottles .59
Combination attach
ments 89
Household Gloves 73
All Goods Guaranteed
Phone Your Wants', 28.
STONE'S DRUG STORE
of Service
VAUDEVILLE
AT THE
KEITH THEATRE
Wednesday Only.
"ARDO"
Jack Ardo is an ardent follower of tho juggler's art, pleasing
the audienqo. with his ability to manipulate tho various articles which
belong to his act. Ho is a contortionist of no mean ability. Ho does
somo unluuo juggling and usos aU sorts of' masculino apparel and
instruments of pleasure In performing his feats. Ho juggles with silk
and straw hats, cigars, grape juicjCj billiard cues, gold balls 'n every
thing in tho cleverest manner Imaginable. Ho delights with his act
which is splendid and diffcult. "
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BLAIR AM) DONOVAN :
. Jack BInir ad Mary Donovan in the "Radio Bug" present a clever
singing and talking act in which Miss Donovan, a comely, young
woman, instructs Mr. Blair, a capable comedian in tho art of Radio
Construction and the many amusing situations created by mobo clever
performers causo tho autllenco to havo that disease known ns "I
laughed until I cried". Tills act has bright reparteo and catcny songs
that are well handled by Miss Donovan, a strictly vivacious young
lady and Blair who 13 a likable chap.
FIVE MUSICAL KAYKS
A very pleasing program .Is given by the Flvo Musical Kayos. Tho
program Is filled with pop throughout. Tho onening number Is played
with the nrtistB using piano, violin, cello, fluto nnd clarinet. After
the overturo somo of the musicians tako other instruments, each of
which is played with skill. There Is a dash to each number of tho
program. Tho feature, Phyllis Kaye, tho youngest marimba soloist in
the country, plays on her marimba as if sho loved It. Sho is a born
artist and will bo appreciated by anyone who sees hor and hoars
hor play. It Is an attraction way above tho ordinary and all should
hear them who enjoy good music.
LORRAINE AND 1IAZELLE
A sister team in singing and dancing numbors aro exceptional
in their ability to please the audlenco and havo in their lines somo
pleasing melody. Como and hear them for yourself.
piston Lings, pisto!?1?!ns
The truce, most vital units in motor performance arc
the piston rings, the pistons and the piston pins. Wear,
improper design or inaccurate fit in these units results
in loss of power gasoline waste oil and carbon
troubles noise and unsatisfactory operation. -
When new piston rings alone are needed, we have a
McQuay-Norris ring for every price and purpose all
We Carry a Complete Service Stock
made from Electric Iron. When new l istens a.id phu
are also required, we have the McQuay-Norris Wain
wright' line especially designed and made for replace
ment. Regardless of where you plan to have your car over
hauled, we can supply all sizes or over-sizes promptly.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO.
Telephone 401.
North Platte, Nebr.
. McOuar-Norrh IVan
JrlStOnS wright Pistons and Pint
J DCv.c. Kray iron pistons os
anu rlriSnght Inweleht as lafety
permits specially designed for replace
ment available in standard sires and
overUei alo in semi-finished form 75
thomandthi over-size pins of special
hardened steel, ground to exceptional
accuracy.
$1 25 &jg TTeTw'g $122
Per Ring "",-f
gas and compression. Gives
equal pressure at all points on
cylinder walls. For nil piston
grooves except top, which should
have oupwcvt. Bach ring packed
in a parchment container.
SuMrevt Keeps
lubricating oil
r i
ierKing tlon chamber.
Collects excess oil on each down
stroke of piston and empties on
each up stroke, which ordinary
grooved rings cannot do. Bach
ring packed in a parchment container.
one-piece ring. Non
PcrRing butting joint, which
can be fitted closer
than ordinary step cut velvet
finish quick seating. "Seats in
a jiffy." To keep them clean
and free from rust, each ring is
packed In an individual glass
inc envelope.
CImii- of the highest
Oliup grade. Raised above
Rincrc ,he overage by Mc
uigo Quay.Norris manu
facturing methods.
Their use insures all the satis
faction possible for you to get
from a plain snap ring. They
are packed twelve rings to the
carton and rolled in waxed paper.
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McQUAY-NORRIS
PiSNRINGSj
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McQUAY-NORRIS
ITIS CUT
SNAP RINCS
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Your Dollar Do Double Duty on Dollar Days.
THREE
BIG
DAYS
THREE
BIG
DAYS
Hirschfeld's Three Great
Dollar Days
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
JULY 20th JULY 21st JULY 22nd
COME EARLY AND PICK WHILE PICKIN' IS GOOD
$$$$$$$$$$$,$$$$$
Mens' Stylish SI raw Hats I Ladies' Silk Holeproof Hose
Largo Assortment sonsons newest 1 And otlior woll known makes. All
stylos, values up to $2.50
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popular colors. Thoso Hose
have ribbed tops
SI
Mons' Cloth Dress Hats
Very nifty patterns not all sizes,
values up to $3.00
$1
Mons' Khaki Trousers
Good Quality Khaki Cloth, woll
made, broken sizes, worth up
to $3.00
$1
Hens' Light Dress Trousers
"Whlto and Fancy, broken sizes,
worth up to $5.00
"Arrow Soft Collars
All tho now Bhades worth up to 50c
5 ftor.
$1
Van Heuscn Soft Collars
All styles. Sizes 13& to 17. 50c
value.
3 for .
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Fine Silk Neckwear
Beautiful Assortment. Values up
to $1.00
1 for
Mdns' Lisle Holeproof Hose 1 bilk Knifed Neckwoar
Tho Hobo for Real Wear, a pair ot 1 All tho now novelties. Values up
50c Garters and 3 pairs of
Hose for
SI
to $1.00
2 for.
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"Delpark" Wash Ties
J) Pair Hons' Tine Hoso
Colors Black, White, Brown, Navy, I Now arrivals. 50e valuos.
Grey, a pairs for ,
4 pairs for.
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Mons' Pure Fibro Silk Hose I Mens While Handkerchiefs
All sizesBlack and Cordovan only I Full size. Soft finish. One dozen
3 pairs for
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for
:$l
"Superior" Union Suifs
Boys' "Ironclad" Hose
Fine Quality Nainaooic and Corded I Triple Knees- Ileols and Tooa.
Madras. $1.75 valuo for.-
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Sizes G to 11. 3 palrB for
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Mens' "Chalmers" Unions 1 Childrcns' "Kayneo" Suits
Short Sleeves Ankle Length. Size I Not all sizes. Values up to $3.50.
3G to 50. $2.00 values for t w I For Suit
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Mens' Athletic Union Suits
Good Quality Nainsook Elastic
Back. 85c value. 2 .Suits
for J
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Horse-Hldo Gauntlet Gloves
"Tuf-Nut" Make. $2.00 valuos.
Per Pair.
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Mens' Fino Dress Shirls 1 Leather Gauntlet Gloves
Snappy Pattorns, sizes 14 to 16. 1 Mado of Heavy Canvas back.
Values up to $3.00
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Mens' Collar Attached Shirls
Plain Tan and Pearl, also fancy
pattorns, valuos up to $2.50
$i
Mens' Muslin Night Shirts
"Wilson Bros." mako cut vory full.
$1.75 valuo ..
Mens', liathing Suits
Dark Bluo only, Trimmed white or
rod. Not all sizes
SEE WINDOWS
$$$$$$$$
4 for.
$1
Chlldrons' Three Fourth Hose
Fine Silk Roll Top.
2 pairs for
$1
Durable Suit Cases
Steel Framo. Two snap Fastnors.
Strong lock and handle
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Mons' Swell Dress Caps
A wondorful assortment. Values
up to $3.00
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SEE WINDOWS
MANY MO$E ITEMS ON SALE, COME AND LOOK
THEM OVER
OUR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
WITH EACH PURCHASE AS USUAL
NORTH PLATTE'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS.
We Are "Right" On The Corner. -
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