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The Red Cloud Chief
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
PUBLISHED LVfcliY 4IIUIISDA1
Knitted In the 1'ontiilllce tit Httl ( loud, Neb.
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CHB ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN
WEII8TER COUNTY
My Dear Mr Hale:
I Your kind Invitation of recent date,
tendering to me the olllce of Editor in
Chief for this week ban been received.
After careful consideration, I accept
your tender as graciously an n child
would accept a stick of dynamite,
which may bo very harmless In Its out
ward appearance but dangerous to the
budding hope of an editorial novice.
Nothing, however, could have in
duced me to accept tho invitation had
it not been that the other professional
men of our oily have so boldly us
Burned the responsibility of editing
your paper. During the past three
weeks the Chief has uiadu its appear
once in three disguises, first as a dear
old lady dressed In the latest hammer
patterned skirt, weuring a socialistic
cape of somber colors and topped oil'
with a non-sectarian merry w Idow hat;
the following week our solonc, dis
guised as rodents of tho llystrluldiie
family, genius Krethlon, shot the
dear old lady of tho previous week so
full of quills that they entliely de
faced the pattern of her skirt. At the
time this is written, 1 am tumble to
prognosticate what its third disguise
will be, but it Is safo to puc-s, that
the Chief will make its appearance in
the prettiest little dress of variegated
booster adlcts such as lied Cloud has
never seen before. This week you
will be treated to facts only, facts un
questioned, facts that are axioms,
namely the Ked Cloud Schools are
second to no others, are almost in a
class by themselves, the best this side
ofJeriCO. l'Kl)A(l)(H'K.
Fathers and mothers estimate the
worth of their children by dilfereut
standards, The father usually by
what his boys has accomplish In the
future We think tho father's stand
ard the better of tho two.
Scalloped Greens-In tho evening
take a pint of beginning Physiology,
and a pinch of Agrieultuie and a
spoonful of Algebra and let test for
ttie night In the morning add a tea
spoonful of English, mix very stllV
-with n little Latin Koli the whole mess
out xi iuch thick on a Freshman, let
rise for recitation; when light cover
with u thick layer of bluir mid deal
out gushingly to the teachers.
A Pew Tlmoly Proverbs: Lot us join
hands comit tliein to memory and sing
them in concert. Now altogether,
give neither counsel nor salt till asked
for it; he dies like a beast who has
done no good while lie lived; Don't
bite till you know whether it Is bread
or a atone; A little pot is soon hot; An
idle brain is the devil's workshop;
Its a sad house where the hen crows
louder than the cock; Scald not vo tu
lips in another malt's pottage; You
can't drive a windmill with a pair of
bellows.
The Domestic Science girls would
suggest the following menu to tho
Juniors when they banquet the Settlors:
First Course
Pressed hen la, Salad a la wash
bowl.
Tickles la sour
Second Course
Wolds a la peaches, Lasses a hi more.
Putter a la cow
Thitd Com so
Tea tete tete
Weak parents usually bltiuto the
teachers for the wnywaiducss of their
children. Patents who o.pc't the
teacher to assume the utoial, as well
as the intellectual training of their
children surrender their greatest pic
rogative. Compared with sueh people,
l.suu displayed gieut wisdom lor lu
sold his birthiight, while these people
give theits away and ate quite Indlg
aunt because tlie tettcheis hesitate to
.uccvpt it. v
Where does the money go? A ques
tion frequently asked but rarely in
telligently answered:
Teachers salary s it,7p ,-,
Janitors and clei k 1,0c, t)o
K.tra labor i i -,o
High school books :J72 io
tirade books j 05
Laboratory supplies $ m
Jauitor supplies :i7 (io
Repairs i;,U 1;,
Furniture I in tin
Light, phone aud water .... nil ;i8
Priuting 71 .-,-,
Freight, express ami drayage 71 07
Fuel 817UU
Miscellaneous ail 50
.Insurance ( y:, 00
Aleneral scho j supplies .... ' :ioi) Is
More than M) high schools In our
state me now ottering courses in
Domestic Science and Manual Train
ing, also Commercial and Agricultural
courses aro being substituted for
courses of less practical value.
A Senolr's Soliloquy nt tho Refer
ence Table:
(hind and dig, dig nnd griud
Herman Hiul Trig, till your eyes nre
blind;
Till your eyes arc blind and your
intellect gone,
And you flunk and flunk till the cows
come home,
A Juniors recipe to the Domestic
Science: Girls How to Prepare a
Good Koitst. One student with un
prepared lessons Is "meat" for a good
roast. Keep in hot water during the
recitation; place over the fire of tho
teachers wrath and broil for twenty
minutes; season with hot words and a
peppery temper. Cool slowly and
examine carefully.
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Since September 1st more than
twenty schools in the state have in
stalled school gtotiod apparatus. We
are just beginning to realize that if we
wish to make good citizens of our
boys ami girls, we must ditect their
play as well us their work. Aside
from the pleasure it provides for the
children, school ground apparatus
proves to bo the be-.t means yet de
vised to mnlntaiu good order on the
school grounds and to minimize im
moral tendencies.
Ked Cloud has the laigest high
school enrollment of any town except
ing 0110 in the state for its sl.e. The
following information is taken from
the latest school directory Issued by
the State Supetlnteudeut
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Alliance
Ahlilaiul
Auburn
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Central City
Columbus
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Harvard
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McCook
Maillson
Norfolk
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Sew aril 7,1'J
.Superior 78-
From the above record Lexington is
the only town in the state, whose per
cent ol high school students as com
pared to the school census is greater
than Ked Clouds
A number of cities in tho state with
a school population altnoit three. times
as great as ours have a smaller high
school enrollment. The above speaks
for itself as to the intclliKcnco and
class of people that live iu and around
Ked Cloud as compared to other com
munities in the statf.
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Received from taxes 114,000 00
Tuition .'.'.MS CO
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Sports of the
High School
Uoys Hasket Ball was played this
year for the ilrst time. The boys have
played well, but have lost the most
part of their games The loss
of a couple of tho best players
have handicapped the team to u great
extent. We have divided honors with
Ulue Hill, while Franklin, Guide Pock
and Cowles have belteted us by nar
row margins. Wo hopo to take the
return mimes with Franklin and
liiildo Itoek. We will make a desper
ate effort to letteive our fortunes In
the coining base ball season.
The high school football team met
with varied successes and defeats. On
the whole season they made uneven
break with their opponents, wining
tliiee, losing tluee and tying two. The
scoioof Ked Cloud is much holier
than their opponents. Lack of weight
uudexpoiicnco was the chief handi
cap to their success at Ilrst. The team
buffered quite a loss at the very start,
Captain Saundeis bull'eriug iujuiies iu
the Ilrst game that kept him out all
season. The letiirn to school of Kis
sel Amaok strengthened tho team in
a very material way. Turntire, Pope
and IMacklcdgc did commendable
work iu the back Held. Thej will be
very valuable to ttie team next year.
Iu the two Icoutests witli Franklin
Academy the boys were badly out
weighed. In the last name the ball
was in the academy's tenitory most of
tho time, uudbut for 1111 element of
luck that enters iuto all games the
score would have been different.
The Ilrst game was with the alumni.
This was a bitterly contested affair,
which ended in a tit. This game re
t reived the tlnanolal fortunes of the
team, aud enabled them to buy sweat
ers. On the whole the season might be
said to be a success, for the boys iu
their hardest games, when they weie
beaten the worst, did not quit but kept
up tho "pep" aud played harder. After
all the questiou iu any game is not
whether the game is wou or lost, but
how was it won or lost.
The line' up
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20 Per Cent Discount On 1
Women's Muslin Underwear!
Gowns ol Muslin, Crepe and Nainsook with round or square neck, long or short sleeves. S
Princess Slips, Muslin Skirts, Drawers and Corset Covers. All sizes and all qualities.
Misses9 Gowns, Skirts and Drawers
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In Our Grocery Department
We will sell you Seven Large Size Boxes of Pyle's Pearline
of the regular straight 5c size, on Bargain Day, Wednesday,
March 19th, for 25 cents.
The above special prices are good on Bargain Day, only
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Don't Forget To Come Here For Everything That Is
New and Stylish in Spring Merchandise
You and Your Friends Are Most Cordially Invited
To come and enjoy to the fullest extent our extensive showings of all that is NEW
The Miner Bros. Co.
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I'lmres and Marshall, ends; Tennant
aud Wilson, taeUlev, Wolfe and Kooutz.
guards; Katlijen, center; KlaukledKe
and Turuure. halves rope, quarter;
,niaok, full bach; Atkins, McCoid and
Sahtden, substitutes.
Following Is the record of gomes:
Ked Cloud, 0, Smith Center 0; Ked
Cloud C, Franklin 18; Ked Cloud 19.
Alma 0; Ked Cloud o, Smith Center 20;
Red Cloud 11, Orleans 0; Ked Cloud
0, Fraukliu 10; Ked Cloud 10, Alma 0;
Ked Cloud 0, Alumni, 0; total for Ked
Cloud 109; total for opponents IS.
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Wake Up.
To hear .some of our good citizens
t.ilk it is very evident that they have
enjoyed a Kip Van Winkle's nap. They
can not or will not btleivo that school
conditions have changed since ton or
twenty year.-, ago.
While the '-mill of the gods" keeps
grinding a grist of CO, 70 or all children
per uuuuui It takes itiote than a phil
osopher to solve the problem of hous
ing them lu our schools without a cor
responding inuieuso in e.pendlttires.
After the completion of the Lincoln
building till ee years ago, we congratu
lated ourselves that the question of
school room was finally solved for
many yeais to come. The new build
ing could easily accommodate a high
school omoUmcnt of i:0 students.
Loss than tluee years after the com
pletion of tho tiew building wo find it
iteccbMiry to crowd III) children Into
the Lincoln ltuilditig and lbl into the
old one. During tho past year It. has
been necessary to tefuse admission to
beginners for want of room aud at pres
ent new urrlvals are only accepted
when a gap has been made by a child
leaving the disttict or being promoted.
Nor does the future promise to amelio
rate this condition Pieseut indica
tions assure u- of u leu pjr cent in
c ease iu the inside next year or
nearly ftl'O children must be housed lit
the Lincoln building or elsewheie. As
tJ the high school .'10 seniors going
out aud Si) freshmen are coming in,
giving us an increase uf ,10 or a total
high school enrollment of 'Jill students
next year. The facts and llgures aro
interesting to study aud will furnish
our kind critics on school expenditures
ample food for reflection and plenty
of material for future discussion.
Tm Late fw Classlflcatta
20 Per Cent Discount on
Wagons and Wagon Boxes on
Citizen's Convention
The citizens of Ked Cloud mo hereby
called to meet in the coitit house,
Thursday evening, March 13th, at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for city otlicers
as follows:
One Mayor.
Olio Clerk.
One Treasurer.
One Engineer.
One Police Judge.
Two Counciliuen 1st ward.
One Councilman '.'ud ward.
Two members of School Hoard.
F. W. Cowdk.v, Chairman.
1813 o7l9i3Which?
Last week the Hastings Republican
informed tho public that the Hastings
school authorities had disciplined '20
high school boys for some infraction of
tlie rules by requiring them to "learn
by heart" the Declaration of Independ
ence before they could be reinstated iu
school.
(J rent guns and little llshes? I-, it
possible that such mental abuse i-.
tolerated iu what pusses as n civilized
community? Or is tills merely an at
tempt at joking by a reporter recover
ing from u Kut.eiijiuniuei',' If "study''
is a punishment the Hastings author
ities inflict on 20 o I lenders fur some
act of lawlessness, what otVeusc have
the other thtco thousand childiun com
mitted who sue required to study daily
from 0 u. in., to 1 p. in.'.' Such sense
less ticts on the part of those who
should know better, furnishes indis
putable evidence to the child that
study is not u privilege to be desired
but rather a punishment to be avoided
provided he can dodge the truunt olllc
or. We know of tint one sound method
of procedure us it applys to school discipline
Kemovetemptatious if possible.
All to the child's common sense
aud decency.
Spank him good aud hard if
necessas-y.
Suspeud temporarily and deny
him the I'uivili:oi: of study.
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The Hillmau Stock Co., will appear
iu our Opera House, March 17, IS, 10th.
The title of the opeulng play Monday
night will bo "As a Man Sows"; Tues
day night, "In Old Caroline"; Wedues
day ulght, "Tlie Telephone Oirl".
Ftr twt
210 acre farm for rent. luqttire of
W. R. Wonderly, laavale, Nebr.
SPRING GOODS
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25 Per Cent Discount
AH Kinds of Pails
For Bargain Day, Wednesday,
March 19th. 1913. ..
Edttiard Hanson
Hardware and Implements
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