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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1912)
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I H C oil and gas engines are constructed of the best materials; built by men who know what a good engine must do; thoroughly tested before leaving the factory. They are made in all sizes from 1 to 50-horse power; in all styles vertical and horizontal, air and water cooled, portable, stationary and mounted on skids, to operate on gas, gaso line, naphtha, kerosene, distillate or alcohol. Kerosene-gasoline tractors, 12 to 45-horse power. Ask the IHC local dealer to show you an I H C engine and explain each part, or write for catalogue and full information. International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated) Lincoln Neb. IHC Service Bureau The purpose of this Bureau Is lo furnish, free of ch.irtu to nil, the bust Information obtitinnblu on bettor fanning. If you have any worthy ques tions concernutL' sons, crops, land drainage, irrl- IMIioi). fiTtlllzcr. pic. m.tlieyourlnqulrlfs specific (nil tend thi-m to IHC Service Bureau. Harvester UulUUtu, Chicago, USA vSas-Till! -IWV i jfj Tor Iiitoriiatinnal ttarrestiT Company Hoods or Supplies Call, on WHITAKER & BUCKLES, Red Cloud, Nebraska August Bulletin of Summer Tours "tO TH CAST: The M'icinI diver- route tour Include the East' nnst liiMiitlfut hiuI at troe Uv iocillties. Also very low rates going nntl returnine. the same touii-s Suintii-.r Tom 1st rates to the Lake regions, Canada and Atlantic Sflt'i'i.-:. Th Atlautlo Suae last during Aiigiit, isat the height of Its popularity. T? THE PACIFIC COAttTUesldes the every day excursion rate of C3, via direct route, still lower r.ites are available Aug 2'ltb tuSept. Gth, hielaslve, to California cities and on Oct. 12th, 14tU and 15th to Portland and Seattle QtOUffTAIN TOUIt --Special rates to Denver and Colorado Spilncs; ask ul)otu Kstes Varlt, otic of Colorado's most beautiful reglous. Colorado lis Cull or t pplng places and resorts. The Ulaok Hills with their famous Hot Springs, S. IV, can lie roached very cheaply; Sheridan and Ranohester, Vyo., ure gateway! to the resorti lit the hoautlful Big Horn Mountains. 'Tuerworrolls In the Oivl Creek Mountains Is ouo of the coming sanitariums vAf the West. BOOKLETS rKQB-'lUouml trip Knsthound Karen," 'California Kxeurslonn," 'Hammer miirn iu ruiiui .)HHi, 'iciiowHtone i-arK," "uoiiyatoail Into Yellowstone." "Colo. Northwest Tours," "C'olorndo-Utnh llnndtook," "Kstn "Summer Tours Westbound," "The Black Hills." rado-Yellowstonu Tours," Park," "Kin Horn KeMorU," IHml IT. AT. rom, Tlokut Agmnt. L. W. WAKKIMY, Qnmr1Fangmr Agt., f fe FIRE D D. SantWann. M. IV Physician and Surgeon Office In Moon Block. Dell, Blaok 4; Iud., 103 Residence, Royal Hotel. Bell, 47; Iud., 27 Calls Answered Day or Night HEl) CI.OUI), NKH. TOf ALARM is h dreadful thing OF FIKK for the man without insnratifo Every time he sees the eUr ties racing alnug his heart comas tapdo bit throat If the lire is auy where near Displace. What folly, what mis taken economy. THAT COST OF Is so small that it SNBURANCK need hardly be considered, The freedom from worry lone la worth it many times over Have us Insure you to-day. O. C. TECL, milmtl0 Inuranc0. A. C. AMES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon R.ED CLOUD, . NEBR.ASKA Offica with Dr. Ratines DR. CHAS. E. CROSS ' DENTIST VIB STATE tkm Red Cloud "" Nebraska State Democratic Platform for 1912 Those aro the resolutions as present ed to Hie democratic convention at UihikI IsMtitl by the resolutions com tuittee. "We Hio democrats of Nubiaskn, In staleotiventIoiiniseinliIed,cud greet ings to the detnoerals of the nation and congratulate them upon the good results at the Baltimore convent inn In the nomination of Wootlrow Wilson for president and Thomas 11 Mm Mm II for vice president, and in the adopt ton of a thoroughly good progressive plat form. "We horehy exprecs our uii(Ualllli?d approval of the nominees and of the pUlfoim. "We point with pride to the leader ship Nebraska democracy has taken during the past eighteen years tinder the gutdanee of William .1. Bryan "Wo congratulate the democrats of the nation that they had in Nebraska's distinguished citizen a man who dared defy the elements thai had wrecked the republican party and that sought at Baltimoro the destruction of the democratic party; that with superb courage he challenged the right of these elements to dominate the demo cratic convention and stood for what he believed to be the interest of "the folks at home;'' that through his lead ership the convention at Baltimore was transformed from what nt one time seemed to he a reactionary gath ering into a real democratic convention with real democratic candidates stand ing upon ti genuine democrat lo plat form. Wo cordially approve Mr. Bryan's course nt llaltlinore and we heartily commend him for the course he adopted and we congratulate him upon the magulflcont victory. "We approve the work of the demo cratic house of representatives and we heartily commend the Nebraska demo cratic delegation in either branch of congress for their faithful efforts to re present in the votes they have cast the democratic sentiment, of Nebraska. larftrse AneathMiits "We invite attention to the tact that there are important problems of state government and we pledge the best efforts of democratic members of the legislature and other democratic otllc lals to the solution of these problems by the way of constructive legislation. "We favor the adoption of the pro posed constitutional amendment pro viding for the Initiative and referend um. "We favor the adoption of the pro losod constitutional amendment giv ing to cities of more thin 5,1-00 popu lation the privilege of framing their had charters, consistent with the con stitution and laws of the state. "We favor the adoption of the pro poned constitutional amendment pro viding for a board of control for the 'government of state institutions ntid e promise that the democratic gover nor will appoint us members of the state board men upon whoso integrity rfiid capability the people may rely for economical and business-like conduct of all the affairs of state institutions "We favor zealous guardianship of the right of the stato to regulate com mon carriers with relntlou to intrastate commerce. "We favor the passage of a law hav ing for its purpose the abolition of vote trading, commonly called "log rolling," in the legislature. "We favor a law requiring the gov ernor to make publlo the names of all persons who petition him, either verb ally or in writing, to approve or veto any measute. "We commend the last democratic legislature for the passage of the Ollls stock yards bill, and we promise such further regulations for stock yards as the public welfare may require. FaYtrElftht-MiNrDav "We promise the faithful enforce incut of the uuti-lobhy law, to the end that such a law shall no longer be a dead letter upou the statute book. "We favor the enactment of a law creating a state highway commission, in order to help systemlze road con struction and thereby further the good roads movement. "We favor the eight hour day for all tollers, especially lu the case of state and municipal work. I'Tlia Btnfu la tln1 tn ln..Ml HAnn..Hn ..v .a ,i,ti ii unuiai icsuuru es not yet developed, a condition due to the lack of public knowledge of aucb wealth, "We therefore favor a liberal appro pi lation by the legislature for the pur pose of giving publicity to the state's resources, "We favor the enactment of a law directing and empowering the state railway commission to examine and audit the books and accouuts of all public service corporations doing busl ness within the state, and to limit the earning power of such corporations to a retsouauie proportion of the capital invested. "Wo recognize in the merger of the telephone companies of the state an effort to establish a complete telephono monopoly. "We promise that our member of the railway commission will do everything iu his power to see that the telephone busiuess is properly regulated and that rates charged for telephone services Dealers in All Kinds of Builders9 Hardware, Plumbing Goods, Furnaces, Windmills, Buggies, Agricultural Implements, Paints, Oils, &c, Wagons, &c. Let us figure on your Hard ware and Plumbing Jobs. We believe it will be profitable for both of us Red Cloud Neb. vr are reasonable. "We further promise such addition al legislation as may be necessary to protect the interests of the users of telephones iu Nebraska. "We deplore the needless delay In the disposition of contiovctsles turn out the courts of the state, and espec ially that of the supreme court, and tdedge our candidates to the legisla ture, if elected, to support such nieas utes and endeavor to crystallize Into law tin Bet of the legislature which will result iu the speedier disposition t csea-Ilt'the higher courts of the state and at the same time safeguard the rights of litigants. TaxatlM RcTarm "Nebraska's awkward and ineqnlt- able taxation system should be replac ed by a twentieth century method. "We favor, therefore, taxation re form by separation of the sources of the state and local revenues, thus giv ing to counties and towns the privil ege of enjoying the taxes from purely local valuations. Land held for specu lative purposes and without improve ments ought to carry a larger share of taxation than it uow does. To this end we promise to submit to the vote of the people a proposed constitution al amendment enlarging the powers of the legislature with respect to the enactment of the taxation system, and then provide for the selection of a commission whose business it will be to Investigate and report for tho con sideration of the legislature its idea of the taxation system suited for Nebras ka's peculiar needs. "We favor Insurauoo reports for "old line" as well as fraternal companies. "We favor eutomatlo benefit iu case of lapse of policy after three annual premiums have been paid. Securities In which Insurance reserves are invest ed should be deposited with the state for the protection of the policyholders And the initiative and referendum should be given to fraternal organlza tlonsforthe protection of the rank and ile.i "Recognizing the growing demand for scientifically trained teachers to the end that the best results may be realized from the vast sums of money aunually expended for the mainten ance of our public schools, we favor liberal appropriation for our four state normal schools and for normal train ing in the high schools. The dependent wives and children of the inmates of the state's prison ehauld not be deprived entirely of a father's or husband's earning power; but a cer tain portlou of the regular hire, as well as overtime earnings of the pris oner, having a mother, wife or child geaendeut on his labor should be de voted to the support of those Innocent people. The fact that the democratic leglala' i f Tbe HEW Feed Store We handle only the Best Grades of Flour, and Feed o! all kinds. Your inspection of my place is respectfully requested ""dSJp.o. GEO. W. TRINE tures appropriated more money for the permanent equipment of normal schools than had been before expended for like purposes during the entire history of the state. We pledge our selves now to the support of these in stitutions commensurate with their growth and demands. We point with pride to our state uni versity and agricultural college and favor liberal appropriations for institutions. "We denounce the usurpation of power on the part, of the federal judi ciary, as shown by the decision of Judge Daniel Thew Wright of tbe Dis trict of Columbia wherein be sentences to imprisonment such champions of the wage earnerd of tbe nation as Samuel Qompers and John Mitchell for daring to exderclse the prerogatives of free speech, and we call upou Nebraska's representatives in congress to investi gate the record of this procedure with a view to the judge's Impeachment. "We favor a just worklugman's com pensatory law and pledge tbe passage of such a measure by a democratic legislature. "We favor the enactment of a law prohibiting any person or firm engaged in the sale or manufacture of intoxi cating liquors from contributing money or valuable things to any per son or organization or to any contest where the question of liquor is involv ed. Tbe penalty for a violation of this law shall be forfeiture of license and fine. ffi Water Pmr that are to be paid by consumers of ?.his power. "A 'blue sky' law patterned after the Kansas law and requiring Invest ment schemes to undergo exatninatioa by the state board. "Prison reform, with the abolition of the prison contract, the establishment of a binding twine factory for the more desperate men and the purchase of a large farm for the training in agri culture, horticulture aud manual train ing of those prisoners who are willing to be helped to an improved view of life. tbe with re- "We pledge tbe best efforts of demo cratic members of the legislature and all othaa. democratic oiUcla following described policies speot to'tate government, "Beserjv ation for the people of con trol over tbe water power provided by Nebraska rivers and the leasing of rights with supervision over the rates YferTsShiw Caate. 8 wVVt.rourn8tSrk.a' , "-The County Court At a County t'ourt held at tbe County Court room In and for i&td county August 13th, A. I). 1912. In the matter of the cit ate of Ferdln and II. Ucrlach, Deceased. On reading and tiling the petition of the executor and widow filed on this day praying for the examination and allowance of the una) account of the same date, a docreeof assignment o! the lands belonging to saia eiiate to tne persons entitled to tbe aase, an order distributing the residue of personal estate and there upon an order discharging1 tho executors from further burden and service In said office except as may be expedient In the sale or distribution ol tbe real estate. Okdkukd, That Haturdny, the 31st day ol August A. I)., 1U12, at one o'clock p, m Is assigned lor bearing said petition, when all persons Interested In said matter may appear at a County Court to bo held In and (or said county and show cause why prayer ol peti tioner should not be granted; and that notice ol the pendency ol said petition and the hear ing thereof be given to all persons .Interested In said matter, by publishing a copy ol this order In tho Ked Cloud Chief, a weekly news paper printed In said county, for three con secutive weeks prior to said day of hearing. SKALl A. D. ItANNKY, Countv Judge, Really Lueky Candidate. It la a lucky candidate who Is atari talked about ttaaa talklnf. 1 ai'isMrtviVHBj tw v. LV-. Ti. f-'i ifrrtu f r '