telMONAL
SlINMrSfflOOL
Lesson
II? Iter. William Krniu.l) n.Dtrrrtnr lllljloOotma
Muixly JJlblu tL&llluU1, ClikUkU.
The Chief
C. D. HALE, Publisher
RED CLOUD NEBRASKA
GOVERNORS LINE UP
CLAIM ROOSEVELT IS THE LOG
ICAL CANDIDATE.
TARIFF REVISION FIGHT OPENS
GROUND HOG DAY
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REFORM HIS
PEOPLE CANNOT CONDONE JUDI.
CIARY REFORM SAYS TAFT..
OLD LEADERS MUST PASS ON
Illinois Progressives Call for New
Allfjnmcnt Wcodmen Rates
Are Boosted a Notch
cr Two.
Nvv York.- On the eve of Ii lit vlull
to Ohio, hlu homo state, President
Tn ft spoke at the Wnldorr-Astorla to
the Ohio sorlety of New York, deliv
ering probably the most Impassioned
speech ho Iuih mndo In many montliH,
directed n Kill n Ht the "nostrums of re
fomiH," mill particularly aimed at tho
recall of Judges. In the efforts that
the president said have boon madu to
reform legislation In thin country he
saw much that wan good, lie Haw
he faultH of government In tho 1'nlted
.i.'atcH today and admitted that In try
ing to eradleato them much might ho
arcompllhhed by reformers. Hut In
the effort to niuku tho Judiciary re
sponsive to every whim of these peo
ple" ho Baw detitriictlon. He declared
that the conservative element of the
nation tiniHt eventually "fiet together"
to prevent a movenieiit that would
make tho eourlH the creatures of pop
ular will ami might make the decision
In every cane not accord with tho law.
but accord with what a majority of
the peo-do thought tho law (should be
For Endoroem-snt of Progres3lvlcm.
Springfield. Ill Tho progressive re
publican state conference, originally
called to endorse llobert M. I .a Pol
lette, devoted It 4 energies to denounc
ing Htate nnd Matlonal republican ad
JulnlKtratloiiH nnd urging all "progress
hIvch to send to the next national con
vention delegatea pledged to vote for
tho nomliuitlon of a progressive repub
lican for preiililent and to strive for
the adoption of a platform representa
tive of the progressive Hcntlniont of
tho party."
To Ralco Woodman Rates.
Chicago. The head camp of the
Modern Woodmen or America adopted
tho proponed rem .istiuont plan, In
creasing tho life liiHiirance rates ol the
society by a vote of KUl to Ilun Tho
reratlng proposal was made by the
head oltlcert. after noflce from sl'
teen ntato that they had adopted a
uniform fraternal Iniiuratice bill which
had been drafted by state Insurance
experts at Mobile. Ala., and therefore
known as the Mobile bill.
To Save Nebraska's Corn Crop.
Lincoln. KvpcrtH who hae studied
tho situation over the state at large
declare- that Nebraska Mauds to lose
half her normal corn crop unless the
farmers test their seed before plant
ing, and It Is conservatively estimated
that If this hi done. It will result In a
Bavins of $.'0,000,000 In the HHi: corn
crop.
Boston to Welcome Cardinal.
Iloston, .Mass. Huston Catholics
with tho cooperation of members ol
tho denomination throughout New
England, have completed elaborate
preparations for the welcome of Card
inal O'Connell upon his return homo
from Home. The ceremonies of vvel
como will bo continued an entire
week.
President Appeals for Aid,
Washington. The appeal Issued
through ordinary channels having
failed to elicit a respormo In nny way
:ommonsurate with the situation,
President Taft Iran personally, as pres
ident of the American lied Cnihs sod
ety. sent out nppeals-for funds for th
Buffering In China.
Woman Appointed Sheriff.
Lebanon. Mo. Mrs. Nancy Lvn Wll
Hams of this city has been appointed
BherllT of Uiclcde county court to
serve until a speclnl election on IVb
ruary 17, when a successor to her hus
band, Sheriff J. Williams, who died
last week, will lio elected.
Frame Copyrlaht Treaty.
Vlennn.-A copyright treatv be
twoen the 1'nlted Stater, and Hungary
will be signed at Hudapest. The
Amerlcnn ambasador. Hiehard ( Kit
ens, by special authorization of Presi
dent Taft. will sign tor the Cnlted
States. This Is the ilrst direct treaty
between tho Cnlted States and Hun
gary, and It Is hoped It will remove the
long standing grievance' of Ilung-ir'.ui
authors and composers who heretofore
huvo been unprotected in Atnerlci
W'nbhlngton. Three new national
Mrd reservations, two In AKutlm and
n third one, a portion of the aban
doned military reservation at loit
Niobrara, Neb., have been created by
department of agriculture. "The ,v
bra&ltn reservation Is In tho heart of
tho prairie chicken country and fur
"ilshos tho only refuge which has hem
established for this f.ist disappearing
gamo bird." raid Dr. IIen-h:i.v. head
of the blologhal brrvey, "it will he
tenanted by sharp tailed grouse and
quail nnd offers conditions suitable foi
u satlcfuctpry range for big tuiue."
Democrats Deny Charge of Insinccr
Ity Stubbfl, Hadley, O3born and
Fort on National Repub
lican Committee.
Chicago, (iovernor Stubbfl of Kan
nan nnd Coventor I lad ley of Mlnsourl
have Joined (iovernor Osborn of
..Michigan and ex-(lovornor Fort of
IXovv Jersey on the Roosevelt national
committee. (Iovernor Stubbii dropped
Into headquarters to announce his
willingness to accept u membership.
"HoobcvoU Is the logical man for the
republican party to nominate," he
said. He said ho would carry Kansas
by at least "fi.OOO, and carry Missouri
too. The governor war. on his way to
.New York and Washington. Asked If
his visit to Nuw York had any sig
nificance In the Roosevelt movement,
,ho smiled broadly mid replied, "Not n
'bit " (iovernor Hadley has wired the
committee that he would accept a
membership.
Tariff Revision Bill In House.
Washington. The tariff revision
light opened in the limine when con
sideration of the metal tariff hill was
taken up as the first of the measures
which democratic lenders will at
tempt to force through congress. At
tacked by tho republican side as a
departure from democratic pledges',
and as likely to be dertrttctl to
American labor and industry, tho bill
went through live hours of stormy de
hate. Replying to charges that the
democrats had abandoned the farmer
by not putting agricultural machinery
on the free list on the bill. Chairman
I'tidrrwood. of the ways and means
committee, retorted that It was not a
part of the metal schedules of the
tar If.'.
Once Popular Hero Executed,
tiuayaquil, Ecuador -(ieneral Pedro
.Montero. who recently was the popu
lar hero of (.iuayaqull. was hhot by the
angry populace, dragged Into the
streets, beheaded and burned ficnoral
Montero, In November last, was pro
claimed president by the troops sta
tioned In (iuayaqull. but handed over
the leadership in the provisional gov
ernment to (ieneral Flavlo Alfaro. A
revolutionary army went from (iuaya
qull to meet the government troops
from Quito, who, under the command
of Cieneral Leonldns li.r.a. defeated
them and eventually forced (iuayaqull
to capitulate.
To Look After Ohio Situation.
Washington. When President Taft j
leaves Washington on a trip that will
take him to New York and Cleveland,
Columbus and Akron, Ohio, It will be
the most Important Journey In the
eyes of many of his friends, that has
been planned since he got back to the
While House from the west. .Mr.
Taft will spend three days In his home
state, make more than a dozen
speeches and probably see more of
tho political leaders. He will not talk
about any of his political opponents,
but may review the achievements of
his administration.
To rain Arkanoar: Swamp.
.Memphis, Term. A contract for ono
jf the most gigantic drainage projects
ever undertaken in the south has beon
taken by an engineering tlrm or this
city, Tho project Involves the recla
mation of sunken lands In northeast
ern Arkansas, supposed to have been
caused by an earthquake about 100
years ago. About .'100 square miles
are included In tho district.
Very Much In Debt.
New York According to olllelal
figures New York eilj's total debt at
the beginning of 1012 wan $1,0:17,811,
718, or approximately $20,000,000 more
than the public debt of the Cnlted
States.
Addition to Forest Reserve.
Washington. A tract of more than
fiO.000 acres of young forest growth
has been added to the Cache national
forest In Ctah mid Idaho, along the
southern border of the forest.
Crucify Their New "Savior."
l.odso, Russian Poland. Tho timely
arrival of the police prevented a band
of fanatics from crucifying a man
whom they had adopted as their
"savior" A new sect was formed re
cently by women of the Moravian com
munity who selected a man named
Kowhiski. whom they worshiped as
tlielr havlor They Induced him to al
low h'mself to bo crucllled so as to
enable them to prove the truth of
their tenets by his resurrection.
London After a lapse of nearly
two and a quarter centuries since his
death, London paid a belated tribute
to the memory of .John Iluny.in Thurs
day, when tin national memorial win
dow in (he north transept of West
flutter abbey was unveiled with Im
pressive ceien'onies. Tho memorial
n the 'Inspired tinker" was designed
b ,1 N'. Cowper and o.ceuted at a
ott of $i'.u..( raised by popular sub
ffiptlons. The window, designed In
wo Fcctlons. Illustrates some or the
lilef Bcnnus and episodes In Hunyans
.aiwurtal "Pilgrim's Progress."
(UopyriMii iKIi
TO COMBAT COST OF LIVING
Or.c of the Issues of Milwaukee Spring
Election Judge Parker Op-
pesed to Judiciary
Recall.
Washington. American Interests,
with the knowledge and co-operation
of tho state department, "fomented"
tho revolution of lOOli, in Colombia,
which resulted in thv li'dopondonco of
Pmir.niii, according to Representative
Henry T. Halnev of Illinois before the
hoiiKo foreign affairs committee. The
committee b"gan hearings on Mr.
Hainey's resolution for an Inquiry Into
the takjng of the Panama canal strip
by the Cnlted States.
Cost cf Living Made Issue.
Milwaukee, Wis. -The tmst prob
lem and the cost of living aro the
most Important Issues in the coming
spring election In the platform drawn
by social democratic party leaders.
Municipal ownership of public utili
ties, including street cars, gas, stock
yards, rendering plants. lodging
houses, quarries and street paving
plants, i.r endorsed. The platform
pledges the party to abolish the con
tract system in public work. Whole
tome reaction and relit vat ion aro
claimed to be the be.U antidote for
Immorality.
Opposed to Judiciary Recall.
Columbia. S. C-.Judge Alton n.
Parker of New York, who once con
tested the presidential election with
Theodore Roosevelt, delivered an ad
dress in this city before the South
Carolina liar association, in which he
expressed himself as opposed to tho
Judlciar recall, mid took exception to
some of the criticisms of the bmch
made by Mr. Roosevelt.
County Treasurers Elect Officers.
Omaha -The County Treasurers'
association ended their meeting at a
banquet Thursday night. The olllcers
elected are as follows: President. Phil
..,Soniinorla(l, Lincoln; vice-president,
Simon Fisher. Sidney; secretary. -: R.
Hirsehrnan llartington: treasurer,
l.afe J'alst. Ord; executive committee,
three year term, C. A. Schappel, Paw
nee; hold-over committeemen. C O.
Olson, lloldrege; Charles Johnson,
Nebraska City.
College Ylew. Neb. In a stirring
address In which ho scoffed at the
Idea of universal peace advocated by
President Taft and a multitudinous
array of peace societies, Pastor E. T.
Russell of tho central conference of
Soventh Day Adventist churchen de
clared before tho delegates of the cen
tral and northern conferences, now
In session here, that tho last message
to n doomed world Is now going to the
utmost comers of the earth i
Washington. Congressman Klnkald
has introduced a hill allowing home
steaders to obtain llnal pntenl on their
land even If they have not made the
required Improvements, providing that
they have used tholr host efforts and
have succeeded In putting on their
homesteads improvements worth at
least half the minimum required by
twisting law.
Philadelphia - -The men and relig
ion forward movement has opened an
eight days' campaign In this ctly
when 100 meetings In churches and
two mass meetings were held to urg.
the neccE-slty of getting more men In
terested in church work.
Mnnagua, Nicaragua. ficnoral Luis
Men.i, who October 7 was elected
president of tho republic by congress
for the constitutional term. January,
1!)I2, to pi comber, 11)11!, has resigned.
To Investigate High Prices.
New York. District Attorney Whit
man la preparing for air Investigation
of the recent rise in butter and eggs
In tho city, to Hud out whether a
"gentleman's agreement" elsts
unions.; dealers to fix and control the
prices of these commodities. Mr.
Whitman for several vveolm ha.i been
quietly looking Into tho workings ot
tho produce system, and several vvlt
necses, It Is said, will ha surnnoned
before the grand Jury to tell win
they know about tho raising of urlea
TO RAISE HALF MILLION DOLLARS
Support of Majority of Nebraska
Newspapers Claimed by Omaha
Man Scoffs at Univer
sal Peace.
Lincoln, Neb. About a thousand
Methodist pastorn and la.vmeir gath
ered hero Tuesday evening at one of
the largest banquets ever given in tho
city, the object being the launching
of a campaign for a half million dollar
endowment for Nebraska Werleyan
university. Charier Stradrr. a well
known business man, will conduct the
campaign and outlined u plan adopted
'.: the board ot trustees, which was
later approved by Llshop NuelsOn ami
the district superintendents of the
church. .Music was furnished by the
Wesleyan hand of lll'ty pieces, and ad
dresses Were made liv !Hluiti Ynnlunti
or Omaha, Dr. Nicholson of New York
CftV. Ilr nniipm- r.f IvnTioiu I'll,. I
Chancellor Fulmcr. S. K. Warrick of
Alliance, L. O. .lories, Charles Strader
and others, all of whom spoke optim
istically of the project. Chancellors
Avery of the state university and
Huntington of Wesleyan were at tho
speakers' table. The campulgu out
lined Is to be educational only for a
few months, culminating in a whirl
wind appeal for subscriptions.
OiP'iha. John O. Yelser. (iovernor
Aldrich. Chief Justice Reese and Con.
grofcsman Norris will probably bo tho
RooFevelt candidate.-, for delegates-at-large
from Nebraska, according to a
statement Jiy John O. Yelser of Om
aha, who has been steering the Roose
velt boom In Nebraska Mr. Yelser
sa.vs these names are suggested by a
majority of the answers he has re
celved from Nebraska editors to a let
tor he sent them ask'ng recommenda
tions, Adventl3t Missionaries for Mexico.
Lincoln, In planning for tho fur i
theranee or the work ol" tho Seventh
Day Adventist church in Mexico, tho
not them and central conference of
that church, now in session at Collegn I
Ylew, has made provision for sending I
several missionaries to that Held from ,
the present list of delegates at the big
gathering. Other fields aro Included !
In tho move, and It Is probable that In I
the neighborhood of a score of the I
young men and women of the church
will take up this work.
Indian Tribal Council at Macy.
Walthlll. Neb. A tribal council wns
hold at Macy. where the Omaha Indian
agency Is located. Superintendent A.
II. Kneule was present arrd took an
active part In tho proceedings. Con
siderable Interest was manifested in
tho meeting, owing to the fact that
three delegates were to be chosen to
go to Washington to present griev
ances and requests for chnngon In
rules and regulations that aro not sat
lnfactory to tho Indians.
London. Tho American minister at
Poking has called In nil Americans
living In outlying jrarts of the city.
The friction between tho Manchu
troops of the Imperial army and Yuan
Shi Kal's force of Chlneso troops ia
constantly Increasing and a serloup
conflict mny be precipitated at any
moment.
Richmond, Va. Women or Virginia
wero denied the ballot when tho house
committee on privileges nnd elections
of tho general assembly decided to re
port adversely a hill changing tho con
stltutlon or Virginia so that women
might vote.
Los Angeles, Cal. Rutherford Page,
registered from New York and Hying
ns one of tho Curtlss aviators, was
Instantly killed when ho fell l.'O feet
Mondny utternoon on Dominguez Held,
Chicago. Negligence on tho part ot
three tialnmen contrlbtited to tho Illi
nois Central wreck at KInmundy, III.,
Sunday night, In which J. T. llarahan
former president of Hint line, ant'
three other railroad ofllclals wore
killed, It was held by an Inveatlgatlns,
committee hore,
Washington. Tho University of
Iowa, with a score of lifil ngalnct tho
University or Nebraska's 8.V., led tho
Western league in tire- Intercolloglnte
Rifle Shootlnu toiimanic. for tho
SSS -N "
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 4
THE WISE MEN LED DY THE STAR
Lt:580.V TKXT-Sratt. 2.
MIJMOUY vi:ttHi;H-
GOI.DliX Ti:XT-"Look unto me unit
he ''- snved. nil the tad? (if tile e.tith,
for I nin Ood, nnd thrro Is nniiu el.',"
Ida. 4.V22.
So quietly had Jesus made Ills np
pcaranco Into the world thnt His nr
rival wns unknown In .Terusulcm until
the Vzc Men enmo from tho East.
Pcrhnps the shepherds had not told
their tale of the heavenly vision, or
perhaps they had told it, but It had
been unheeded or ridiculed. So ns tho
morning stnr still rises without noise,
nnd nn the seed shoots up nnd tho
flower opens In silence, so wns It
with tho comlriR of Christ, the Rose of
Sharon, nnd the Rrlght and Morning
Star. No thunder awoko the hills of
Palestine; no trumpet peal went
through lta city; no herald went be
fore lllm; no royal salute greeted
Him. Ills mother and the chosen
few of tho Inner circle who had wit
nessed tho wonilerous birth, made no
proclamation of It, they received all
lir silent, hnppy faith, nnd pondered
these things In their hearts.
Even so does Christ today make
IJIs advent Into many a heart. So
silently does He oftlnres come that
ono scarcely Is ah!o to tell the day
or the hour when Christ was born
In his life. Tho Kingdom of fiod
docs not always como with observa
tion. Tho Inquiry of the Wire Men sug
gests n deep Interest In Christ. Herod
read" no such inquiry save In Jeal
ousy Jerusalem was not particularly
interested In the subject; but a very
lev: In Israel cared anything about it.
How like conditions today.
Tho Wlvo Mf-n confessed their Ig
norance. Tho truly who man Is never
above asking questions. Pride keeps
many people from Christ, llecause.
falscl". we say. "we see." our blind
ness remains with us. If wo would
find tho Saviour, if wo would know
the forgiveness of ?l:r. let us admit
our Ignorance and our need of a
guide; let us cry to Ood to help us.
It Is better to ask fiod to lead us
than to trust in our own reason. Wo
seldom wander when on our knees.
Tho Wise Men had a motive for
their search they camo to worship
Him. And that ia Just tho reason
why they found Him. Herod could
not find Him, nor could the chief
priests nnd scribes for tho slmido
reason that they did not want to
worship Him. No seeker will find
Christ unless the motive of his seek
ing bo that ho may bo saved by Hlnr.
and from henceforth live for and
serve Him. A seeking sinner and a
seeking Snviour will not be long be
fore they meet, nnd the meeting wll!
bo a blessed one. Have you found
Christ? If not, why not?
The Wise Men received encourage
ment In their search for Christ. They
saw His star, which led them through
the long desert until they found tholr
plnco by Christ's side. So will It al
ways bo with those who are really
reeklntj Christ. There is a light that
others perchance may not see, a hand
that others may not perceive, a volco
that others may not hear nil of theso
ard visible nnd audible to those who
by faith nro peeking; Christ. Tho
Church, tho niblo, tho Trenching of
tho Gospel, exemplary Christian Uvea,
lnwnrdi Impulses theso may bo stars
that light tho way to Him.
Tho Wise Men did not consider It
enough that they hnd seen tho star.
They continued their Journey until
they saw tho Christ. Is there not
danger of our seeing tho Church, tho
Rible, the sacraments, nnd yet miss
ing Him! It would have been too
bad for them to hnvo como as far as
Jerusalem nnd then to have given up
without seeing Him, Just ns It would
bo too bad for us to havo used all
theso spiritual nlds, nnd yet not havo
found tho Saviour.
As soon ns theso earnest Beckers
found Christ, they worshipped Him.
What a glorious vision they hnd ns
they looked upon tho Christ Child!
Tlrey buw that which alono is worth
ecoing; thnt which fills nnd glnddens
tho soul when seen nnd known: thnt
which righteous men of old desired to
eco, but saw only In glimjwes nnd
at intervals; that for tho seeing of
which Moses prayed so earnestly; that
to which tho eyo or every creature
should turn In longtng nntlcijiation;
that which everything In heaven nnd
in enrth Is Intended to rcvcnl; that for
tho beholding of which our eyes wero
mado, nnd for tho nppreclntion of
which our minds wero formed Jesus
Christ, tho Son of God, nnd the Sav
iour of the world. To see anything
Ices In tho Christ child Is to miss tho
heart of tho vision.
They worshipped Him. They could
not help It; nor can nny man when
once he has seen tho glory of God
in tho faco of Jesus Christ. It was
said of GIndstono that when ono wns
ushered Into his presence ho wns con
strained to bow his hend or ralso his
hat. So thoFo who behold Christ must
worship Him. Who can behold the
sun without being dazzled? Who can
behold deity without worshljiplntJ
Him?
Theso men wero men of mighty
faith they could look beyond a mn
gcr nnd neo a throne; beyond a utable
and see a mighty Gcd,
s
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L"CAGr
You'll bo de
lighted with the re
sults of Calumet I5a!:ing
Towdur. No disnppointu
no flat, heavy, soggy biscuits,
cake, or pastry.
Just tho lightest, dalntmst, most '
uniformly raised and raout deli
cious food you ever ate.
fUcclYad highlit reward World'
Pur Fcod Expatltlon,
vintage, ivur.
44 Bu. to the Acre
In li"ir ylrM. hut that's wli it .lolin Krnncilyof
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W. V. BEfJNSTT
Room 4 B:e Elic. Orrzha, Nb.
I'Iivh im rite totlitiiffcntncirr.l jou
AS TO HEROISM.
Bronson A man Is never a hero to
bis valet.
Woodson No, hut considering tho
chances I havo learned to tnko with
out flinching, I ought to bo ono to my
chauffeur.
His Test of Religion.
Tho ordinary man cares only for
what religion docs, and not a Jot for
what religion Is.
Wo arc hero on earth to lenrn to
give and not to grasp. Wo gain most
by giving most. John H. Ponlson.
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..Twenty odd years aco. Ralzer's
WhltollonanzaOatswon the world's
prizo of io.to offered by tho
American AKrlculturibt for tho
heaviest yielding oats.
Our new Keluvmatcd White Jloninia
Oatinoduruur 1319 ar.il Jill tuurn-io
yields rant;:iH from f u to 3'B UuUii
per rro. Uoci well rvcry where, not
o particular u to colli and cilmui.
For 10c Stamps We Mail
ApacUiiKetiJour Fjntouj Oati, together
.vim a iui hi uiiivr rjia lana rcoi yam
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