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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE WILSON TOUT. Editor and Publisher. " ' Entered at the North Platte, Nobraaka Postofflco as Second CIuhu Matter. SUBSCRIPTION PRICK t Ono Year, In advance $1.G0 , i TUESDAY, AUGUST 1C,1022 EDITORIAL t i it 7i i ii.'oponlng markets at South Omaha this' John said "For God so lovod tho . . , , , , , i world that ho gavo his only begotten , Son that whosoovor bollovoth In Illm should not perish, but havo over lasting life." ; McElrov said "I bollovo In Amor- lea becauso who thinks in torms of Justice, not of gain and holds hor noblo horltnco tho Right of all." Ono, itom which almost escaped notlco in tho Trlbuno is tho depart- uro of Miss EsUior Antonldcs for Bos ton. Sho has been thoro for sovoral wcoks now, enrolled in tno summer miX0(i nnd packing grades $7.05 to bosbIoii of Boston University. Sho is $8,co Bulk medium ana light butch spcclallzlng In oconomics. Boston orB ?8i7tj j9i2G. Practical top $9.35. JUnivcrBity is ono of tho eastern high- -:u or institutions which Is coming to tho NOTICE front. It has ovor 900 students In Its flummor school and thoy aro rcglstor- Wator Bills for dlstrlctA woro duo cd from China, Franco, Slam, Portu- Aug. 1st and becomo dollnquont Aug ifal. Puerto Rico, Canada and tho Phil- 20th. All servlco on which wator Hplnos. It Is a privilege to attond such bills In this district aro unpaid aftor a school oven for ono term. August 20th will bo shut off. as ro- Before this writing Is on tho press wo will bo away on a vacation trip which promises to bo ono of tho best wo have ovor taken In company with our father wo are off to tho mountains to spend a fow days. Wo havo boon privileged to boo Pikes roak a number of times nnd to climb ovor hor rocky foothills. Our father Is making his first trip west aftor living In Nobr aska for ovor fifty yoars. Togothor wo aro going to llvo in tho shadow of tho grandeur of tho Rocktos tor a week nnd together nB father and son wo aro going to onjoy tho cool breezes from hor overlast snows. Othor momhors of tho family with tho reg ular Trlbuno force aro going to got out tho next two numbers of tho Trlbuno and wo prpdlct they will ho ;fully as good as If mo woro on tho Job. Wo nro off. Manngor Coopor or the local tolo pjiono exchange took tho editor -through tho plant ono day last wook and wo learned moro about tho tolo phono blislnoss than wo supposod thoro wnB to bo learned. Wo saw tho o))orators at work and J hoy Svoro busy. Wo saw why It Bomotlmos tnkos a fow momontsto got a connection and wo woro thoro when tho hnbltunl bully callod "Why don't you wako up?" to tho girl who had moro thnn sho could attend to Just then. Wo saw tho wlro room nnd whoro tho trouble Is tnkon caro of, Thon wo woro taken to tho tolcgrnph room whoro thoy rolny tho transcontinental messages by tologrnph ovor tho telophono linos. It is worth tho tlmo of nnyono to go up and soo tho syBtomatic way in which ovory part of tho tolophono sorvlco Is handled. Thanks Mr. Coop er. Dr. McOabo Is gone. His honest fnco will bo soon no moro among us; his rugged personality has pasifod out. Ho is no longer tho co.mctlor of tho young and tho inexperienced. No moro can his frlonds go to him for advice nnd help, His placo Is vacnnt nnd ho is gono. But his momory is with us and Btrongthons un. Ho was a strong man and fit. Ho kopt tho faith of his fathors. His God was ovor present and ln his lutor yoars It rlponed his character nnd mellowed his dispos ition. His church moant much to him nnd ho was not nshnmod to show It Ho hated shamo una cnmmHnn Ho could not mnko frlonds with those who woro not playing tho gamo of llfo honostly. That Is tho Dr. McCabo wo know. Tho odltor sorvod with him in tho school administration. Ho was oloctod a mombor of tho Board of Education nB n champion of a class of pooplo. Ho did not break faith with them nor did ho mnko htmsolf offons-1 ivo to othors. No bottor mombor of tho Board of Educntlon ovor sorved tho pooplo of this city. Ho was con scientious and honest. Wlion ho thought tho rntos of fnsuranco woro too high ho hold up h!s approval of tho bills until tho mattor twins nrrang-' od to his satisfaction although his frlonds woro on tho othor sldo. When ho found a teachor who was not whnt( sho Bhould bo. ho voted against hor rotontlon In tho touching forco' oven If sho had Influential frlonds who took hor part Ho was Ubornl, and Just Although ha wns a strong adhorant of tho Catholic faith, tho J wrltor does not romombor of its over, being montlonod in oonnoctlon with tho schools and no tonchor of that! denomination ovor rocolvod his sup-.' port becauso of hor roliglon. Ho hadi a -way of looking at school mattore In a buBlncsa-lIko mannor and wltlij a Judgement that was Impartial. Many a tlmo wo hvo porsonally nought his office for counsel and ad ;Vlco In ncliool matters and wo wore always rocolvod with cordiality and given tho fruits of his rlponed Judge-' mont ThlfJ la tll0 Dr McCabo wo know' nnd loved and tho man wo miss and itflll romcmber. -:o:- LIVE STOCK MARKETS ! Tho following quotations wcro tho. morning nnd woro rocolvod hero by telegraph nt 10 a. m. Cattlo Corn fed hoof steers firm to flf teen cents higher than yesterday. 510.40. paid for other grades of beef Btcors.1 Sho stock stoady to fiftoen cents low-' or than yostorday, bulls weak. Voalu" sjaijjj-a small cmcKon nous calves steady Btockors and feeders slow. Hoga Fairly active Generally Btcady. Bulk quired by tho city ordlnanco. Dls tr,ct A con8,sts q tJmt Q of .. . , ftnd botw(Jon thQ pacIflc anfl DurlnBlon rlght of - , xiursiioy a. wcicu, Wator Commlsslondr, :o:- Can You Do It? 5 :v?iS.:,iyw Six-month-old Paul B. Humph reys of Philllpsburg, Pa., started on an athletic career when he was two months old. His daddy trained him. The feat shown here is only one of his stunts. He weighs 18 pounds and has a chest measurement of 18 inches. -:o:- THE NEW II. & S. AGENCY Tolophono numbor Is 012. Call for party ' wanted. Now offices ono-halt block norUl I,ost ofnco -:o:- NOTICE i navo movod my offices from front ",C0 ,D n.u imoiuiuh imjuu uuuuuib'. 1 Gono Crook I Possible Customers All Tho folks who pass your store havo tho monoy to buy what you havo to sell. But though you may havo good merchandise and a pleasing win day, without attractive window and storo light ing you can't hope to draw tho trade of theso people Light is a Magnet Nothing brings now customers into a storo moro quickly than a woll lighted window. Our Electrical Advertiser will bo glad to assist you In planning an offectivo lighting system for your store. Fool froo to cnll on us for free oxport advice. North Platte Light & Power Co. Want Ads WANTED TO RENT A 9x12 ft. tent May bo larger. Phono 430J. Lost: Pocketbook with 2 koys. ward. Trlbuno office. Ito FOK SALE OR TRADE Fordson stir ring bottoms. Box 204. North Plntto FOR SALE Spring chickens, allvo or, dressed. G02 E. Sixth or phono 971 j I FOR SALE Spring chickens. Mrs. E S. Klines. Phono CC4.T. for RENT Pnrt of furnished houso, inn fmiBho,i nn.i imf,,rni.i,,i rooms. Good locntion. Phono 095W. and a lot of chicken wire. Call Paul Burko 021 E. 4th or phono 971. FOR RENTBuilding suitable for auto repair or blacksmith shop. For particulars call at this office. FOR RENT Nowly furnished room, gontloman proforrod. Inqulro 114 S. Dowoy. FOR SALE Fresh Jiomo grown cucumbers. Thos. Hayworth, phono 793F3. LOST Now Raclno Casing on rim. Finder plcaBo returning to Durbln Auto Co. and recolvo roward. FOUND Along north bank of rlvor, sliver clgaretto caso. May bo ldon- titled at Trlbuno office TOR RENT 2 unfurniahod rooms two blocks west of Court houso on 4th Street. Phono 118. LOST Black envelope purso, monoy, koy, addross. Roturn to Trlbuno of fice. Roward. vit bauiu uk TKADJS-i. 2 or 3 that of R. L. Loronzen who nad o blocks with improvements. Will tako iOVon acres that turned in Just 419 bu- .4Dua UI1U nusuu-ui uui. cuivb. aliels, an overage of 38 bushels por II. A. Handy. E. 14th Novlllo Addition. acre. Mr. Loronzen says that it took LOST Man's grey suit-coat between'3 l)0Unds ' twlno for each acre ftavls garago ond Gamblp-Springer'aml aIthouBu ho. out tho ryo about storo cm North SIdo. Leavo at this offlco and recolvo roward. FOR SALE Throo boars, thorough bred Palan'd-Chlnas. 7 months old. weigh 250 pounds. $30 each if takon quick, Mac Westphall, phono 785F21. FOR RENT Fivo unfurnished rooms und garago. 2 blocks west of Court Houso on 4th Streot. Reasonable rent to rollablo party. Phono 118. WANTTD Salesman with car. Exclu- slvotorritory. An avorago man's com mission last wcok $102. A. C. Lyon, Hotol McCnbo. FOR SALE Two milk cows ono five year old Red Poll with calf ono throo year old part Jorsoy, recently fresh. F. A. Burko, 802 W. Second Phono 937 W. FOR' SALE OR TRADE For city pre-.; porty. My equity ofl $4,000 in an 80! aero, well-improved irrigated farm miles from Broadwator. Nobr. Liberal torms. M D. Pass, Broadwator, Nobr FOR RENT 14 room roomlnc housn, parUy furnIsho1' ln Bood condition jl uiock onst or tno aopot. Woll vonti- lntcd. 51G E. 5th. Do Molny hold picnic. Tho members of tho local Do Molay. and their lady frlonds will hold a pic nic tomorrow evening at Lamplaughs lake. Entertains Jack Stobblns entertained otghtcea little friends yesterday aftornoon ntf a party In honor of his sixth birthday.) Games wero played during tho aftor-1 n linn ...1.1.1. - A - . ' - ' noon aftor which a aoiiclous luncheon ,was served. Entertains nt Picnic 1 urs. iawronco Tizminger entertain 1 0,1 twolvo Euosts at a picnic north of, town Sunday evoking In honor of her, sistor Miss Dorothy Marsh' of Grand Island who has boon visiting hor for tho past month. Entertained nt Surprise Party A surprlso party Was glvo at tho Hoga homo in honor of Helena Hoga tho occasion bolng hor birthday. Th , evening was spent In cards and danclngj Ing was spent with cards and dancing. There were ten couples present A niu uiuao oi uio evening a uoncious two course lunch was served. Sho wnjf presented with a beautiful silver mesh bag. :o: WEATHER CONDITIONS Tho weathor for North Platto and vicinity averaged generally fair Sun day and Monday. Th& roro-cast for today is fair tonight nnd Wednesday:' warmer tonight, continued warm Wed nesday. :o: THIRTY-EIGHT BUSHELS Tho very biggest yield of ryo ro ported to this office nils oigntecn inches high, Uio bundles wero four and fiyo. loot In length. It bothered Lussato Brothers thresh ing machine to keop shelling tho straw and grain out of bo much' Istraw and tho straw pile had tho ap-' pearanco of having been taken off of; n fnrirr .n.i-n f f 1 . 1 n.l sift.. t I " v w4u i.iljiu. JlLy 1NOW3 Netws, DIt. E. C. LYNCH Eyo Ear Noso and Throat Glasses fitted accurately Over Dixon's Storo NORTH PLATTE Whenin North Platte COME AND SEE US i Hotel Palace Palace Cafe PalaceBazaar Everything reasonuble. Station. first claus and prlcea Opposite Union Pacific J. S. TWINEM. H. D. (Homeopath) Medlcino and Surgory Hospital Facilities NORTH PLATTE, NEBR. Offlco Phono 183 Rosldonco 283 y. t. miTCiiARD Grndnnto Veterinarian Ex-Govornmont Votorlnarlan and ex assistant deputy Stato Votorlnarlan. Hospital 315 South Vino Stroot Phones. Hospital G33 Rcsldouco G3S DIt. ItED FIELD Physician, Obstetrician, Surgeon X-Rny Calls promptly nnswored Night or Day Phones. Offlco G42 Rosldonco G76 JOHN S. SHOTS, M. D. Spoctal Attontlon Given to Surgery McDonald Bank Building Offlco Phono 83 Resldenco 38 , DR. .T. It. McKIItAIIAN Prnctlco Limited to Dlsdaso of Women nnd Surgory Ovor Roxall Drug Store Phonos: Office 127 Residence 656 Qfflco 340 'Houso 723J DR. W. I. SHAFFER Ostcopnth Physician ' Ovor tho OaslB North Platte WM. WALDORF Tinner Makes or-Repairs anything mado of Tin or Sheet Metal. G10 Locust Undor Gcnoral Hospital ED KIERIG Auctioneer For dates and terms call at First National Bank North Platto, Nob. DR. HAROLD FENJfER Osteopath Ovor Hlrschfeld's Office Phono 333 Res. Phone 1020 DR. BL R. STATES Chiropractor Room8 6 7 Bud ' & Loan md Office Phone 70 Res. Phono 1242 phono U1 Res. Phone 217 L. C. DROST Osteopathic Physician North Platto, Nebraska. Knights of Columbus Building. OTIS R. TLATT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon X-Rny Dlagnoss and Treament Over Union State Bank Office Phone 296W Houso Phono 2U6R GEO. B. DENT Physician nnd Surgeon Special Attention Given to Surgery and Obstetrics Office: Building & Loan Building Phones: Office 130 Residence 115 DIt. L. A. SNAVELV Dentist X-Rny Diagnosis Oxygen and Gas Anesthesia for Extractions. Over Union Stato Bank Phono 29G. DEItltYBEItltY & FORBES Licensed Enibnlmors Undertakers nnd Funeral Directors Day Phono 41 Night Phono Black 5sJf Halllgan, Boatty & Halllgan. Attys. NOTICE OF PETITION Estate No. 1902 of Marta Koester, de ceased in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nobraska. Tho Stato of Nobraska. To all per sons Interested in said Estate tako notlco that a petition has been tiled for tho probate of tho last will and testament of said deceased and for the appointment of Horman C. Koester as administrator iwith will annexed of said estate, which has boen set for hoaring horoln on September 1, 1922 at 10 o'clock a. m. x Dated August 4, 1922. Wm. H. C. Woodhurst (SEAL) County Judge William Stuart, attorney NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT Estnto of Alfred Peterson, deceased in tho County Court of Lincoln Coun ty, Nebraska. ' " Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per sons interested In said Estate tako notice that tho Administrator has filed a final account and report of his administration and a petition for final settlement and discharge as such Administrator, which havo been set for hearing boforo said court on Aug. 29, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. when you may appear and contest tho same. Dator Aug. 7, 1022. WM. II. C. WOODHURST, County Judgo. Booler Crosby & Basklns, attys NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT Estato No. 18G3 of Jano James, de ceased ln tho County Court of Lincoln County Nebraska, Tho Stato of Nobraska, to all per sons Interested In said S&tate, take notlco that tho Administrator with tho will annexed has filed a final ac count and roport of his admlnistra tion and n petition for final settlo mont and dischargo as such Admin istrator with tho will annexed which havo been set for hearing boforo said court on Soptonibor 1, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. whon you may appoar and contest tho same. Dated August 7, 1922. WM. II. C. WOODHURST, County Judgo. NOTICE OF PAVING ASSESSMENT Notlco Is horoby given that the Mayor and City Council of tho city ot North Platto,' Nobraska, will on tho 15th day of August, 1922, botwoen tho hours of 8 nnd 9 o'clock p. m. of said day and bo much longer as may bo necessary to transnct said busl noss, alt as n board of Equalization for tho purpose of equalizing and ns sosslug against abutting and adjacent property owners, tho cost of paving In Pnvlng Districts No. 3 and C as tho same aro now organized. And all porsons intorostod are hereby noti fied to appear and show causo, if any why said equalization and , assess ment should not bo made, on or bo foro tho 15th day of August, 1922 at olght o'clock p. m. Witness my hand and tho seal ot said city this 24th day of July. 1922. O. E. ELDER (SEAL) City Clerk EXTENSION ROAD NO. 107. To whom it may concern: Tho special commissioners appoint ed to locate a public road as follows: Commencing at a point on tho section lino between sections 9 and 16, whoro Public Road. oN. 11 intersects said section lino, running thenco west on tho section lino between sections 9 andx 16- and 8 and 17 to tho inter section with Road No. 77 all In town ship 14 range 30, said road to bo GG feet wide, has reported in favor ot tho establishment of tho samo. all objections thoreto, or claims for dam ages by roason of tho establishment of tho abovo described road must bo filed in tho offlco of tho County Clerk of Lincoln county Nebraska, on or boforo 12 o'clock noon of tho 9th day of October, 1922 or said Road will bo allowed without reference thereto. Witness my hand and official Beal this 27th day of July, 1922. , A. S. ALLEN (SEAL) County Clork NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Scaled bids will bo received by tho Mayor and City Council of tho City of North Platto, Nebraska up until 8 p. m. of tho 15th day of August, 1922. at tho offlco of O. E. Elder, City Clork of tho City of North Platte. Nebraska for tho furnishing of all or any ono of the items listed below. All material to bo furnished F. O. B. North Platto, Nebraska and to bo in accordance with tho specifications on filo ln tho offlco of tho Wator Commissionor. 31.35 tons Class B Cast Iron 8' Pipe. 30 tons Class B Cast Iron 6' Pipe. 1 ton Special Castings. According to American Water Works Association Specifications. 5200 ft. of 2' Galvanized Merchant's Pipe with threads and couplings. 3 Hydrants for 4 ft. cover with 2' hoso connections. 36' Cast Iron Hub End bronze mounted double gate valves for 125 lb pressure. 18' Cast. Iron Hub End bronze mounted double gate valvo for 125 lb pressuro. 1 4' Cast Iron Hub End bronze mounted doublo gato valvo for 125 lb pressure. 1500 lb Motallum. Engineer's Estimato of Cant ?528G.78. All bids to bo made on blanks to ho obtained at tho offlco of tho City Clork. Tho City Council rosorves tho richt to reject any or all bids, to chango tho plan and scope of the work and to call for new bids on changed plans. E. H.. EVANS, Mayor. Attest: O. E. ELDER, City Cleric. NOTICE OF THE FORMATION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO. 17 IN THE CITY OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBR ASKA. To tho ownors of tho record title of all properly adjacent to or abutting upon tho streets hereinafter described and all porsons interested therein: You and each of you aro hereby notified that tho Mayor and City Coun cil of tho city of North Platto did undor dato of July 21st, 1922 pass and approvo a certain ordlnanco forming and creating paving district No. 17 of tho city of North Platte, Lincoln County, Nobraska. And that tho fol lowing stroots including tho inter sections thereof within tho limits of tho city aro comprised within said paving district, to-wit: All that por tion of Sixth Streot commencing at tho west line of tho intersection ot said Sixth Street with Bryan Avenuo In said city of North Platto, Nebraska, running thenco west along said Sixth Stroot and Pino Streets, in said city of NorUi Platte, Lincoln County, Nobraska; and commencing at tho north line ot tho Intersection of Third Streot and Poplar Avenuo and run ning Uienco north along said Poplar Avenuo to tho south lino of tho inter section of said Poplar Avonuo and Seventh Streets of said city of North Platto, Lincoln County, Nobraska, thero to terminate oxcluslvo of Inter sections of Toplar and 3rd, th. and 5th stroets respectively. Unless objections aro filed as re quired by atatuto within twenty days from tho first publication of this no tlco, Uio Mayor and City Council Bhall proceed to construct such paving. Dated this 24th day of July, 1922. E. H. EVANS Attost: O. E. Elder Mayor City Clerk (SEAL)