THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SemMBecklu (tribune.
WILSON TOUT. Editor and Publisher.
Entered at the North Platte, Nebraska
Postoffico oa Second Class Mattor.
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FJtlDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1022
EDITORIAL,
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McKlnloy said "Thd army of Grant
and tho army of Lee aro now togotlior.
Thoy nra now one In faith', In hopo and
In fraternity."
usual with other sports. Hones
liavo boon broken occasionally but
this happons in riding horsos, milk
ing cows, riding bicyclos, cranking,
cars, chopping wood and a lot of
other activities of " boy llfo. As far
as I can recall no ono of the 1,320
boys I am considering has suffofM ,
ny pormationt Injury which has in
any way interfered wltlf his future
8UCC0SS."
Want Ads
FOIl SALE Comploto violin outfit
Socond hand. Call Holloy Music Co.
Solomon said "Dottor is a little
with tho foar of tho Lord than great
trcasuro and ftroublo thoreWlth."
Proverbs 15:1G.'
Ono of tho silliest tilings wjt have
heard latoly was a rumor going about
yostorday'to tho offoct that no Christ
mas baskots were to bo glvon to tho
families of tho striking shopmen. Wo
aro certain that ovory family report
ed to tho commlttoo and found to bo
dosorvlng will bo supplied with a
Christmas dinner by the committee
whether tho man of tho family Is a
strlkor or a strlko-broakor, Christian
or heathen, Protestant or Catholic,
domocrat or republican.
Wo havo boon told that in our
statomont about tho cost of tho now
court houso In the last issue, Mr.
Soudor did not toll how tho court
houso bonds wcro disposed of and
what was done with tho money. That
Is bocauso there aro no court houso
bonds. Lincoln county has no bonds
outstanding, so thoro was no money
to bo accounted for from that sourco
Tho pcpplo havo not voted on the
question of tho court houso bonds
yet but may bo given that opportun
Ity boforo tho building is comploted.
When someone told tho editor tho
other day that ho considered high
school football too dangerous to
allow his son to play tho editor re
plied somewhat as follows: "I havo
been Intimately associated with high
school football during tho past fif
teen years, thirteen of which was
manaKor. Tho usual nunrber of.
games played aach year on the
schedulo was eight. That makes,
120 games. It takos elevon boys on
each side to play a game That
means that eleven boys have played
120 games or 1,320 boys have played
ono gamo. During that wholo time,
no boy has lost his llfo, which can
not bo said of hunting, swimming,
skating, autolng and othor slmlllar
popular Bports. Not ono boy has
lost tho ubo of an oyo, a limb or
any other vital organ. ThlB Is un-
FOR RENT Room
314 So. Vino.
In modern homo.
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FOR RENT Two light housekeeping
! rooms. 514 E. Third.
FOR SALE: Spring chickens.
I East 2nd. Phono DIG.
022
-Initial O Ruby Stick pin. Carl
Webor. 923 East 6th. Phono 1182W.
Wantod
wagos. Phono
Corn buskers.
Address Box
785F3.
Pay good
10, Route 2
The foll.ving editorial by ono of
ur roadors Is exceptionally fine and
worthy of thought. Tho Trlbuno
is always glad to print such contri
butions. The author is a woll known
Ini si no38 man of this community, a
man who Is practicing this very pol
icy. Iloro is tho editorial:
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
Christmas is tho special tlmo for
casting asldo all selflshnoss and giv
ing to tho loss fortunate neighbor, j L0ST,
Modorn civilization is tottering on
tho edgo of an abyss, for want of
lovo and unselfishness. Tho laws,
freight rates, unions, commercial
organizations, otc. cannot boIvo tho
world's problems. Thoy can be sol
ved only by tho Individual accepting
following tho principles exem
plified by Christ, whoso birthday has
come to symbolize lovo and unself
ishness. ,
There has never boon a tlmo In
Sur generation when tho necessities
and comforts of life were so unevenly
distributed among tho industrious i
and worthy people In North Platto j
thcro aro men drawing twice tho
wngo they ever drew in past years, ,
whllo othor men Just as industrious'
and Just ris worthy, have no Job and
no money and aro without food, clo-
thing or fuel. Wo do not havo In,
.ninri n o f t ii 1 n r 1 1 v flm rnllrnml men
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in this statement. In tho natural re-: FQR SALB0ll0 reKiatered Chostor
adjustment of financial and labor i whUo boari Can furnlsh nanors on
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Tribune for Christmas. $1.50 year
Mrs. Lylo Drowcr of Horshoy was a
shopper In tho city yestorday.
Albert Rlchigcr of Maxwell was a
business visitor In tho city Wednes
day. Gerald McGinloy who is attending
Notre Damo university arrived yoster-
W ANTED Cornhuskors. Apply at the day to spend tho holidays with his
offlco of Dratt, Goodman & Buckley, j paronts.
wo have candy by tho bus.'tl, pall
or pound, IGo and up. Soo the quality
FOR
room
IlENT OR SALE: Modern
house. Phono 873 W.
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework. Prefer ono who will go
home nights. Phono 132.
WANTED: Plastering, chimney and
repair work of any kind. Call
1240 W.
LOST Fountain pen between 500
block on west 5th and Senior High
School.
WANTED An experienced girl for
general housework. Mrs. J. S.
Slmms.
of our candy. Burke Cash Grocery,
G21.E. 4th St.
Urban Ellmons who Is, attending
Notro Damo unlvorsity arrived yestor
day to spend tho holidays with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Loo Simons.
I thank you for your last year's
business and wish you a Happy Christ
mas and n prosperous Now Year. I.
L. Stcbblns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Daniolson of
Sutherland are visiting at the 0. O.
Slzomorc-homo while shopping in the
city.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Doc. 18 Guy N. James, 27, Suther
land and Miss Mablo V. Boverldge of
Sutherland.
Doc, 20 Andrew J. Oollcr, 29, Wln
dom, Minn, and Miss Josephine L.
Hall, 22, North Platto.
Dec. 21 Herschol E. Thorp, 22, Pax
ton and Miss Grace M. Pease, 25, Pax
tcn. :o:
Mrs. Fred Brink of Ilorshey was a
Christmas Bhoppor In tho city yesterday.
Townsond Dent who Is attending
tho Medical Department of tho State
University at Omaha is oxpected
homo tomorrow to spend tho holidays
with -his parents Dr. and Mrs. G. B.
Dont.--
John S. Twinem, M. D.
(Homeopath)
Medicine, surgery and
North Platte,
obstetrics
Ncbr.
(Drug room with drugs for acute and
chronic diseases.)
L. & S. Groceteria.
FOR SALE Ono section
miles north of town,
fonce. Phono 1148J.
of land 8
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More Flowers In the Pathway of Life
A CHRISTMAS THOUGHT FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
condltionp this unusual inequality
has come. It cannot bo adjusted by
nnythlng but tlmo. Tho only way
to approximate JubUco is for the for
tunato man to recognize that theso
conditions aro umiBual and to Bharo
and share freely with him wno is
loss fortunate but JUBt as wortny.
Tbia may bo done thru tho Organized.!
Charities but would it not bo woll,
also to Bay, "Hero, Bill, Utility',,'
"Hand it back whon you havo 1 tq
I same. If wanted notify at once.
David Norrls, Maxwell, Nebr., Box 34 j
NOTICE Glvo magazines for Christ-'
mas. All kinds and all prices from
50c up. Singly or in clubs. Phono,
537. Mrs. Fred Rector.
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WANTED A competent girl for gen
oral housowork. Family of two ad
ults. Mrs. T. C. Patterson. 514 West
4th
sparo.'
' to-
Thieves raided tho George Schar
raan place a few nights ago andstole
honey and cases to the value of about
$300.00. Thoy returned tho second
night and oven the third night to got
all thoy wautod. Sheriff Salisbury
left thlB morning with Mr. Scharmah
to Investigate a man who has boon
Belling honey In a neighboring county
and who does not have bees.
SXLE Cobs $2.00 for 40 Inch
load, on place ono-half mile south!
of Lincoln County Center school. H.I
n TJnllTnnVAr. 1 1
A little more kindness and a little more creed;'
A little more giving and a little less greed;
A little more smile and a little less frown;
A little less kicking a man when he's down;
. A, little more 'we' and a little less T;
A little more flowers on the pathway of life;,""""
And fewer on graves at th5 end of the strife.
TlfcTchrlstmns rush taxes our strength
but our Service goes on forever.
THE NORTH PLATTE FLORAL CO.
Phone 1023 We are as near to you as your phone Phone 1023 yfi
WANTED: To
farm far sale.
Bootli, Box D.
Iowa.
hear from owner of
State price. Mrs.iW.
Hlpark, Des Moines,
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Th0 HIRSCHFELD Co-
A Safe Place To Trade
at
Clintons for spectacles.
Christmas cards for engraving
Rlnckor Drug Store.
I thank you for your last year's
business and wish you a Happy Christ
mas and a prosperous Now Year.' I.
L. Stcbblns.
Five dozen men's fancy Imthrobcs,
Just received. Worth from $10.00 to
I $12.50, specially priced, $0.93.
31:111 Clothes Shop.
Clintons for eye glasses.
Edward Fussel of Kimball waa a
business visitor In tho city yestorday.
Christmas candles .15 and. 20 cents
a pound at McMIchaols grocery.
R. D: Rasmussen transacted busi
ness In Sutherland yestorday.
Beautiful Cameo Hand-tooled Bags
and Bill-folds, new shapes and deB
lgnB. Clinton & Son, Gifts that L.ast.
Five dozen men's fancy bathrobes,
Just received. Worth from $10.00 to
Red $12.50, specially priced, $0.0."). Ilod
Man Clothes Shop.
Holeproof ffasicrcj
Meets the Most Exalting
Requirement of Style
and Good Taste.
Ladles extra heavy pure silk
hose In all popular qj ac
shades. Per pair r- $iJ,'tO
Ladles heavy puro thread sills
hoso all tho ' now Q nr
shadeB. Per pair pl.7u
Ladles puro silk hoso with olas
tlc ribbing lop. All M tZ
now shados. Pair Cpl.UiJ
Ladles puro silk faced hoso
with ribbed top. Black, whlto
and cordovan. Price flr
Por pair JL
MENS SPECIALS
$1.00
Men's pure silk and wool hoso
lu-all popular lioatuor uuauea.
Spoclal Prlco Por
pair
Men's Extra heavy puro silk
hoso. Havo silk and linen
heel and toes. Special q ru
Prlco Por pair D 1 .11
Men's purb silk hoso.
a dandy value at por
pair .....
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This Is
75c
Tho
Men's fine cotton hose.
strongest hoso for o AA
wear. Throo pair for ol .UU
North Plattcs Holeproof Store
UftMOUS PLAYERS-'
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THE pleasant return of the Christmas Season inspires
us to a sense of gratitude for and appreciation of
the genuine friendship and good-will displayed
toward usjjy our patrons and friends, that can best be
reciprocated by us in a repetition of the old time senti
ment which we feel and extend to you in our very best
wishes for a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New
Year.
510 Locust St. North Platte, Nebraska.
The H. & S. Agency.
City Property, and Insurors.
J. C. Hollmaiii
Attorney.
The J. E. Sebastian Agency,
Exclusively Old Line Lije Insurance.
