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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1911)
vT t",WWf,W,, I. s re 3 kl: E6? CHIEF Rett Cloud - - Nebraska. PUBLISHED EVERY TIIURSDNY gntcrciJ In Hie I'oHtotlldi iiliHwl t'loml.Ncli, Kt hcroml Cluf MnltiT 0- II. HALE l'l'III.ISIIIilt TIIK ONI.V llKMOCHVI'IP vwr.u. IN vi:iisn:i(C(U'NiY Ttntisfers of real estate Med for rccoril for I In- week ending Mutoli 8 reached the record breaking tnaikof t'2!l2,(Km. Tho Irlotids or .li)i. Crow mv groom ing 111 in for shcrllV and tlio ohnnee.snro that tlnw will insist upon bis running this full. It 1h u lilt curly in the game but ut llrst blush wo know of no better man for tlio position lliuii Jo. Ho bus been living hi tin- county for the pant twenty-live yours ami is well and fitvoinhly known In Ibis pint of the county. Tuesday night we visited tho Tepee moving picture .show and we were simply delighted with the excellence of the films displayed. "Tins Mexican l.cgond" was surely Hiiburb Mr. Hughes Is to bo commondod for select ing nrtistie views of u most elevating oharaclcr. He believes and wo be liovo Unit tho be.st only should be giv en. An hour .spent In enjoying pie turcH of this character Is uu inspir ation. liixptets are pleasant especially to editors who seldom receive them. Wo received words of commondutlon from a dozen different sources for our little nrtlole on informing the curfew ordin nneo This Is very acceptable. This week wo suggest that tho city uso tlio power plant whistle nt nine o'clock as a warning to all children to seek their homes There would bo no expense connected with this method and tho whistle could be easily heard all over the city. Down In Mexico, I'M u:u 1 1 n in il In c'olimilms I ili'utniii. .Initio. Mexico. Feb 'Si. I am now in tho city of second importance in the republic of Mexico. It is the real gateway between the two icpubllcs It is a very nanow gateway, and he who would enter must pass inspection by the Dla. soldiers at tho south end of the bridge which spans tho Rio (iraude, and upon attempting retain to (Jod's country he must convince the polite customs otliciiils of our own nation, posted at the north end of the biidge, that his pockets and baggage contain no in tides subject to tarllV duty. Tlio Mexican soldieis made no inquiry about dutiable article:-. They questioued tt only as to military matters whether we had any con cealed arms, or if wo had any rela tions with the tolicl army, now mak ing things intciesUng in this vicinity. 1 could not speak p.iulsh. but for THE HOME GROCERY, I Its Flavor Is J j SimpJyMaiietic I I TME. FIRST CUP WILL WIN YOU i & I --! -MJltV5l4efcJfcVIiwrmjK! X& I FOR ksl.K IiN tiinntely my two companions, II M. j Husliitell and Edgar Woslervclt, both ' of Lincoln, lluenlly icplled in the Sp.iiii-h tongue. Colnnel Westervclt. because of his mllltaiy bearing, was questioned very closely by the Moi- j runs. Headers of the Telegram will iccall that under the rule of (Imor- nor Shallenbeiger, Colonel Wester vclt was the pibo colonel upon the governor's stall'. 1 was proud to be in such company, and yet veiy uneasy, because the Mexican soldiers viewed our party with earnest Mispleloii be cause or the presence oT our milltniy friend. Wo better undei stood that suspicion when wo afteiward learned that tho rebel hosts in Mexico wore constantly winning to their ranks some of the most iutropld Aincrjoan spirits, and that no less than seven sons or nobility In Europe aio now lighting with the rebels against the autoctatic rub) of President Din. Why arc the Mexican rebels trying to overthrow tho government of the tepubllcV As well ask why the edu cated Russians arc always trying to overthrow tho government of the c.ar of Russia I have never been in Rus sia. I have not seen much of Mexico, but during the past live years I have been gathering information In an of fort to iiudorstand ie situation down here My experience leads mo to con clude that If I were a citizen of Mex ico I should also bo an liisurrecto. No people on earth were over taxed to death at any faster rate than now. pre vails in Mexico. This rebellion is lightly regarded by Americans gener ally, but not so with Americans who have had opportunity to sec the situ ation at close range. I talked today with one of the prominent men of this section. Ho is one of President Tuft's closest friends, and fought Spaniards under Colonel Roosevelt at San .luiin. This gentleman tells me that there can bo only one result of the rebellion tho utter destruction of the DIhz government. The Great American Play "Paid In Full" For local jdavgoors tho treat of tho season comes next Monday, March 111. when at the Opera House the I'uitcd Play Company will present Eugene Walter's drama of New York life of to day. "Paid in Full " Not to know of this most celebrated ' play of the time is to confess one's ! self uuiuforiuud us to the exceptional features of the American stage; not to liavo seen it Is to be outside tho '2..VK, (lOO who had witnessed 2012 perform ances up to the end of last season. No play ever produced in this coun try or abroad has tho brilliant record of "Paid in Full." It has been teen by more persons, it has been played by nioie companies and moie times than any other, it has had longer runs. Two.MMtts stialght away and several return engagements are to its ctetllt in New York, where as in Chi. cagoit won celebrity as the only drama ever to go through a -ttnunor. Five companies appeared in it all la-t seas on, and the same are touring I lie coun try this year. It is the only play evei acted by so large a number of com- P. A. Wullbrandt, Prop. panics at the same time All litis goes to show th.it "Paid in Pull" getieiously met Its its fame lis the gi cutest play of the age "A triumph" is the tribute paid to it by Retinoid Wolf, the cleier wilter of thu New York Moitiing Telegraph, "real play of real life, with re til human being-.-' he said, which is it lilting sum mary. Ills n play oi. America, wmi stiong elituacteis and stiong situat ions. It is singularly lilelike and ot eiigiossing interest. Those who have seen It tiro its inostetithusliistioadinir ets; those who have not will surely welcome this opportunity. It will be acted by a magnlileent cast and every detail of tho performance will bo pre cisely tlio same as in Now Yoik. Every character in 'Paid In Full" is it striking type, every scene and situat ion holds deep emotion or gay humor. To seo these characters played and these ellccts produced by a talented Now York cast is a good fortune that local t heat ic patrons will surely aim to enjoy. Real Estate Transfers. Transfers reported by tho Fort Ah- struct Co. for tho week ending uesday, March H. 1011. Solomon licckwith to Evan Lovejoy, ivi scl and set sel Wed- .li-.'l-l'i, wd . 1.100 John II Hanson to Arthur C and Geo Rradshaw, so 20-1-11, wd. Ernest 11 Hncdoker to EIbo Rose u wl 23-MI, wd 822.1 1 1 tOO Walter C Dttbbs to Elso Rose ne4 2:M-ll,wd U00O t Seo W Shuck to Alva O Barnett sw4 se4 and lot b in 15-1 .i, wd. 1050 Oscar Monla to Edgar S Cox sw4 oo.o.u uvl . 12000 John D Storey to Louis A, Law rence and O Mauley, net 22 2- lo. wd r.coo Arthur C Brudslmw to John W Most, lots If) to 21. block 22, Red Cloud, wd Rotta Miner to Snralf L Smith lots T and 2 blk 2, sub dlv an nex lot 27, Rod Cloud, wd.... Warm V Real to Vein V EmloU ne I net 21 and nwl 22-2-lO.wd. Miles Doyle to Robert A Simp son, nwl s.2-J0. wd George A Gueck et at to Win and Walter Rasser, sel 17-2-10, wd Ed Setiton to (ioo .1 and l.eliora E Warren , sw !J2-2- It), wd Robert S Norrish to William R Householder, pt sol 3l-l-U,wd Hiram J Saunders to E l Over man, e'i lO-.'Ml.wd Fred L Oatman to Edwin (! 217:. o() lO.'oo fillMI 200 0100 8000 12000 Oatman, mid - 1 0, wd w. sw'4 2.V t'.OOO Edwin (! Oatman to Fred L Oatman, und ; w1. nw' 2JJ I II, wd " r. 0000 I'aul Frobliek to Hhl'Ii II Hun ter ne I 28 2-0, wd t'lias lloswell to ('iitlieiineHeliu- maun, lots 10 and II Ml; 21, ISlue Hill, wd laeobCioll to K L Seliumann. lot li blUtl, little Hill, wd .... Jaeob tiill to EatliariiH Selitt- manii, lots 7 and 8. block 'J, lllllltl 220(1 .'!()() Kolirer'n 2nd add, and blk I), llluo Hill, wd.... liitJJ, 2000 William F Carr to Hiram Hen dricks, w2 n w 1 8-3-11 . wd Hiram Heudrieks to Win Klatt, w2 nw I and n2sw2 8-3-11, wd. Lottie 11 Doyle to Byron L Coodell, lot land w2 lot 3 blk I, l.st add to Itladen, wd Elizabeth Met'liiiu to Lelali L Delnrranana, lot 7 block 1-', litiido Koek, wd Edward Uowlands to Otto L stollretfan, sel nwl ll-l-l0,wd Jaeob Chaplin to Emma Hruuk, lots 1 to 10 blk V, lirusol'h sub div to Kobier's add to llltiu Hill, wl ( lit ton Killam to D L Dalle j. in I IJO-2 12. wd "000 U'000 2300 1 4100 IS."i0 000(1 Arthur O Short to Mary E Clark wdu&nw. 11-1-9 $ 3500 Ella M Albin to Lizzie Sehultswd pt no nw 10 1-9 0000 OscarW Emick to Paul Storey wd tie 8-2-10 12800 Herman Bros & Co to William M Brown wd lota f, 0 and 9 and so no 13-1-9 SOW) Rufua Doutliet to Gilbert G Den ney wd ne 23-3-9 1000 Christian F Panzer to John Schults! wd lotB 14 to 17 blk 7 Guide Hock 11W) Dora Olmsted to Clyde L Wick wire wd lots 5 and 0 blk -I Ina- vale Cora E Ktdd to John Hasmelhach- er wd lots 3 and 1 and nj nw and no nw 12-1-1 1 Mike Strobl to Hetta Miner wd ne and rj so 21-3-11 Uetta Miner to Mike Strobl wd sj 12-2-11 1400 159,80 12000 16000 ' Mike Goll etal to Frank Kuhn wd sw 32-1-10. 12000 Sarah E Reeves to Hans J Oyt, Jr. wd ej se 7-3-10 r3.') HukIi B Hunter to Eva L Mont gomery wd 1st 7 blk 5 Guido i Uock 31 Laura A Winters to Isaac W Ed ! son wd lots 4 to 8 Smith & ' Moores add to Red Cloud 2000 , Jacob Goll to Mike Goll wd nw 1-2-10 UfiOO G B Bonker to C Zepp Wd pt ae 8-3-9 8000 A J Maco ndm to W L Crawford CLOCKS are a big line with us. We carry the very best of ALARM CLOCKS. You have your choice of an ordinary good clock or a big fancy one. We will appreciate an inspect ion of our line before you buy. I. C. MITCHELL. The Jeweler. wd its 9-10 blk 13 Rosemont . 030 Ora J Mace to W L Crawford wd . Its 7-8 blk 13 Rasemont -150 G A Wells to WellB & McTaggart wd lotl0b3Cowlea 200 A L Soucek to Charlotte E Stev ens wd sw 1G-4-9 8000 E Buss to Jacob Goll nenw 3-1-10 4000 Total $292606 Mortgages tiled $102230 relsd 24905 Chautauqua Talent Endafted- The semi-annual meetitig of the stoekbolders of tho Red Cloud Chau tauqua association was held in the Commercial club rooms Monday aft ernoon. The talent secured for this summer is as follows: Furtisou Ju bilee Slntfors, Rev. (iretllth, Chicago Ladies, Mrs dates, Burkdtirfur, Forbes hand. Prune of Chicago. Ollie James, Dr. Adattts. Mr. Wheeler, Dr. Utiiro, Red Cloud baud and orches tra; Rev. Tompkins, platform man ager. CeutlllPates of stock were turned over to the subserlbeis and it. whs re ported that there were about eighty shines yet to sell. Hills for printing were allowed to the Argus and Com mercial Advertiser. The next meet ing will be held In September THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY Red Monday, March 1 3 ' 2 Years in N. Y., 7 Months in Chicago Willi a Brillia"-! Cast of Players, Most Important Theatrical Event of the Season, Cm -f,ilk i ' W tK H . 1 m u' .. i i I 4.ii ..II - ---' --" ; I J HWUiHUHHiil'l I il I il I1 llllll I'M WJ THE MINER BROS. CO. SPRING OPENING AND WHITE SALE March . loud Opera House EXACTLY AS PRESENTED JiiimH ' HW'TT ''"" 6 to 18 "a.SS'-T i MftvMw j.w mnmm -Mfc -, - iMb 4 MH.1 rit-.wf