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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1914)
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF I'; I,' , T i THE RED CLOUD CHIEF ' Red Cloud, Nebraska rUBLISUKD EVERY THURSDAY .Catered In the 1'vntc Itlce nl Hed Cloud. Neb. M Hcconil Cln Matter iK. B. McAUTHUK l'tJllI.tSllKll r - THE ONIiY 1JKMOCKATIC I'At'hlt IN WKIIHTKH COUNTY ii ml His Middle Name JBchn't handsome. far from that, As manly beauty ,f,,' JlQ doesn't sport the lttv"t but t Of upto dnte-l clotlit'. ;And yet bo Is more popiilm Than nil Hie blooming, ruoM .Anil ev'rybody Idrcs Mm, f'"' Ills middle numuls Hoim. Jlo doctii't wear Ibo latest, stylos Or know tbo latent fad; it..i I... tiiHt Mullen and SMil.rs SMIL US When things uio glg vml JLIo talks u lot, when jnlnclonils pour, ir crop they have pindueixl: Hi! m-cm tbolr silver lining, (or llihiniilillc iiihiiu Is Hoo4r. lie makes no million bucks u year. Anil yet hu has enough; JI18 chin Ity Is giving cheer When things nio looking tough. tOl friends bo owns n plenty, moro Than money hurt Induced; -l'vp, ev'rybody likes him, for Uis middle iiiimo Is Hoost. (Get out yourself mid boost a bit And jolly folks along, J"or knocking never makes u hit When thln are breaking wrong .Jf you should hear a UleUer ioar, Just bump him oil' the roost And show the folks you're plunging &' Your middle name Is IIOOST. - Douglas Mallocb, rcooluMou at their last meeting favor ng a raise of twenty Uvo per cent oder present rates for Insurance. This older U,passlng thru u critical period butwobillevc that the principle of liaternallsm Is strongly Intrenched In tho minds of the member of this or gnnlantlon anil that it solution will bo reached that will permanently settle ill dllllcultles. Tho order has ac complished u gicat good ami Its use fulms I not over. . G. G. DENNY AUCTIONEER. Superior, Nebraska. Ii miles Inn small city like this the vlco of rath judgment U altogether too com mon. Whore p.oplo know nearly all their fellow I'ltiKens Ulrc ere some who aiesn ungt acinus and -o un Chris- ii.,., i HitrUnito an evil motive! when tbo iidi- m a o prompted by tho btatof inutivis, and they are rather disposed to lellsh a rumor that reflects against a neighbor. Everybody com mits Imllsoiotlout, either wilfully 01 through IgiioiMiRO or weakness; but harsh otitieUm and rash judgments do not help the offender, but shove him or her down. The golden rule should bo applied In such cases. V Phone- 337 Feb, 17. Rodney Rogers, southeast of Mt. Uluro. Feb. 18 IMC. Latioy, 11 miles south west of Superior. Feb. 2." A. T. Cross, Diiroo Jersey sow sale In Guide Rock. Feb. lid. Kato Simpson, 2 miles northwest of Guide Rock. f Feb. Si. .Tub. Murtln, ljjj miles suitheast of Ml. Clare. March 7 .'. I'anlsoiubog sale at Fremont. March 9 llarnard and 'IligKius will make a Poland China sow vile at Nel son. Mmcli 18.--Will Voiulerfetch, 1 and y, miles east oT Oulile Hock. March i!0-C. 0. Calvin, U mile southwest of CiulamS. TOO HIGH-FLOWN FOR KINGyw VT-V Z"W , FOR ATTAINMENT OF OLD AGE lAvolt'ance of Worry and Moderation of Diet the Main Thlnrp says Dr. Dczso. JAoto wood has been cut In this city thin winter than dining any other period in II s histoiy, Laud on the river bottom bus be en cleared of tint Jber -which will now produce itbuuditnt t crops of corn. Mr Arthtir Shaffer, tbo nblo editor jef the Alum Kceoid him sold his pub- llrmltnii to Mr. lvlmbcilillL' who hits rlaJten charge. We wish the new pro--prictor unbounded success. Mr. Shaf fer goes to Norton, Kansas, where- he will have charge of tho editorial col- ipf tho Telegram. A town that never has anything to do In a public way V on tbo road to i... ...... .ni. .ft fcuvn mi cxcIkiiil'U. Any VIIV-- VVJI..VWV. , , -J " oiio who will do nothing for his town Is helping to dig tho gruve. A man that cuises the town furnishes this casket. The man so selllbh as to have no tlmo ficm his business to give to thu city affahs is making the shroud. Thu man who docs not advertise is driving the hearse. The man who is pulling back from uny public enter prlHU thtowH boiKp-ts on tbo, grave. Tho man who is bowling hard times nil tho tlmo pi caches the funeiul and slugs thu doxology, and thus the.towu lius buried from all sorrow and caiu. AS WE SEE IT the JTlie editors of the R u oilcan val Jy will meet In Oi leans in convention tMetuidny. Many of tbo editors am planning to attend this meeting and inch good is expected to result from Ji. Tho Idea ts a good out, edttois jriwiild get better accpialnted and learn iSrwn each otbcis experiences. 3Tho political pot is beginning to TImU. There is every evidence that UJkeie will be a large list to select from jA the coming primaries In all the jprtlrn We believe that the campaign (jdMuld bo started early so everyone In Tttr 'y may have the 'opportunity owing whether or not the man he i for is qualified for tho position. Jl f. J. Furse ofklina, who was score i to Ak 0. Shalleuboi ger when the was governor of Nebraska, is - proinlneutly mentioned as afossi- i tBCccssor to Congressman Uarton. ZMv.Func is able, worthy and popular maieliould he decide to enter the race rferlbe democratic nomination there .will be some lively times between now :d the date of tbo prlmiu ies. Anil, so far,tbcdcmooints haven't proposed a ; jatn who couldn't hogtle SI llarton in 2Mfcniber. Fianklin Coutity 1'iogrefs Pin. HKiiniiii of Rev. Hates at funeral of Mrs. K. H Smith was a model for f uncial discourses. Tho chinch Wk.'- crowded and ministers are too apt to avail themselves of tho oc casion of un unusually largo audience to Bhow how long and nrgumentatlwly they can talk. They are apt to thliik of themselves and the einpressloti or their ability they can create, instead of the dead and the son owing rela tives and frltnulH. Rev. Hates did uot talk to exceed ten minutes and hlrf "re marks weicoonllned to the character of Mrs. Smith as a "patient, faithful, wife, a devoted mother and a constant friend." Having said the words appropriate to tho suhject and the occasion, lie had the good sense to stop and kleave the effect of his brlof eulogy unspoiled by tiresome repetitions and tedious cir cumlocutions. The entire sermon . could have becirprlnted In less than a column of the Chief. The Chief has spoken before of the absurd practice of preaching Idg discourses, In private bouse while the men aroobllged to wait outside, where they,, can hear nothing and would not appreciated if they could hear. If a rtnnon is to be preached, let It bo in n church aud let it be coutlned to the feharaotor of the deceased. 1 Tim in comments on how to nttaln old ngo aro mado by a writer In tlui Journal of tho American Medical Ahso elation: "Tho chances of attaining old ago aro much greater If wo live much of ,our llfo in fresh country air. Statis tics go to show, according to Dr. Dcz so of Budapest, that tho fourth gen f.rntlnn nf the town dweller Is un known; but enough Is currently report. ,cd to mako tho conclusion inovltablo that tho slno nua non of longevity' is n certain amount "of time Bpcnt In tho country "Tho city child Is subject to a num ber of disturbing conditions othor than mero nhsenco of creaturo comforts, which undermine tho constitution by throwing too heavy a buiden on tbp sense organs, through which oxhaun- tton of tho central nervous Rystem fol lows: among theso conditions aro nolsen, n porpctuul round of hurry, and unending sequencer! of Incidents exhausting tho attention to which aro superadded the phynkul discomforts! of vitiated nlr umuvla from human be ings and waste orgunlc product, ba- sides offensive gases and infection laden duet. "To attuln old ase we bate to re lieve ourselves from worry, strain and anxieties, withdraw periodically from tho whirl of effortful exlitence, modify our diet, omit tho ueo of ntlniulants and narcotics, and spend reasonably long periodB of time under pleasant conditions In practical retirement. Abovo all, amusement should be pirn plltled nnd accepted rather than sought after. Only vegotablo and Bcnil-animnl foods should bo eaten." Frederick VII. of Denmark Unable to Appreciate Sentiment That Was Part of Violinist's Being. In writing of her experiences in America, Madamo do Hagcrmann-Lln-dencrono tolls of the arrival at Cam bridge of Ole Hull, tho famous vio linist: "Olo Hull (tho great violinist) has tnken James Russell Lowel's house In Cambridge. Ho is remarried and lives hero with his wife and daughter. Ho has a magnificent head, and that broad, cxpanslvo smile which seems to belong to geniuses. Liszt had ono like it. "Ho and Mrs. Hull come horo often on Sunday evenings, nnd sometimes ho brings his violin. Mrs. H. accompanies him. and ho plays divinely. There Is no violinist on earth that can compare wl'h hln. There may bo many who have as brilliant a technique, but nono who has bin feu uacie and tho tre mendous magnetism which creates such enthusiasm that you are carried away. Tho sterner sex pretend tnat they can resist him, but certainly no woman can. "Ho li verv nroud of showing tho diamond In his bow, which wns given him by tho king of Sweden. "Ho loves to tell tho story of KIl-i Frederick VII. of Denmark, who paid to him: 'Whore did you learn to play tho violin? Who was your teacher?' "Olo Hull answered, 'Your majesty, tho pine forests ot Norway and tho beautiful fjords taught me!' "Tho king, who had no feeling for such high-flown sentiments, turned to ono of his aides-de-camp and suld, 'Sllc ken vrovl!' dhu Danish for 'What rub bish!" Harper's Magazine. The Winer Bros. Go. General Merchants GET THE PUBLIC INTERESTED Salesman Who Can Do That, and Has tho RlQht Goods, May Be Suro of Success. zsAWN to to to Come Here For All Yoiar Wants to to ih to to to We Have The Mf Price Always ih to to WmwIWIHIIIWf1WWWWIf-11WW vsAvA WnAI The North Platte Valley AND MR. SWUCKL'feS DEPARTED Experience Had Taught Him It Was Not Wise to Be the Refugee In Family Quarrel. "Attract tho nttentlon of tho pub lic," Is the secret of salesmanship in virtually every line. Next comes tho merit of the Eooda. Upon the lnttor ilninnda whether the dealer holds his trade. Many Ingeuloim methods aro employed In salesmanship. The art becomes closely related to human ua ture. An Albany cigar dealer has dem onstrated explicitly jUBt how Mr the eyo enters into the queBtlon. Ho dlHeovered ho was stocked with a brand of cigarettes that wero prov ing "stickers." Instead of reducing tho price and consaquontly losing money, or brlv clearlnu at cost, he devised a new method. He ranged a half do'on boxes along tho top of his show cacre. Each was Inclosod In a glaeo cr.se of its own. Naturally tho at tention of the customer was attracted by their Individuality. Those cigarettes were ulsposeu or at a profit. That Albany cigar dear nr dlRrnvurort something that Is mak ing money for him. That little idea of Individuality ho is applying to every lino of hla goods that incline to "o slow." Government Irrigated Homestead Land, Uaiey Act Land and private deeded lands aie yet available on favorably toim in tills gieat rich valley, to close to all the good markets. The N Rail Ucatl This great agilcultural valley is on tho main lino thioiiph Central Wyominir, now being completed, and tbi-i is an important factor in uoii-dduiiug the future value of these rich agricultural lauds. These Is no other,irr!gatcd Valley so close to all the Eastern markets. Beet Suiur Factory Alieady located in tho valley, and thousands of acres aro planted to beets each vear; other thousand's of aeris a:e gi owing alfalfa, but theie is lots of room for moio people. For further particular-, write me. Bflj D. Clem Deaver, Immigration Agent 7004 Far nam St., Omaha, Nebraska Dr. Nicholson "y DENTIST i (IFKIOK OVKIt At.lllltOIIT'S 8T0UK IN niVr.HTON OS MONDAY "Twua dls-uh-wuy, Hruddor Snuck les," hoatedly declared Mr. Mauley, who bore somewhat the appearance of having recently met a bear. "Dls Villi nm nilhdlrplv dn WAV It HtahtCd: Muh wife, dar dug-kawn her! slie Bald" " ' "Never said no sich-uh-thing" wrathfully Interrupted the militant wife of Mr. Mauley's mussed-up boa ,om. "Deis toll yo how it burgun: Dat varmint, be took and" . "Well, yo' done flung do" "Didn't hit yo', did it? Den, what yo' " "I dodged in time, bless goodness, or 'twotild-uh busted muh head! .But" "Now, now, Drudder Mauley, and Slstah Mauley," iuterjected square headed old Drother Snuckles, "uh whilst I loves trouble as much as any bodyand mo' dan a good mauy, may 'bo when yo'all axes mo to bo de rufnircn in a nuar'l uh-twlxt a man and his awful wedded wife, I's 'bleeged to retaliate, mo' In sorrer dan In anger, Uh-goodby, Bah! Uh-goodby, mom! I'm gwino fum yo'!'" Kansas City Star. rTie Modern Woodmen passed uedCllHdi Nebraska The Fact Remains No amount of misrepresentation by the peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis) or cooked-up certificates, or falsehoods of any kind, can change the fact that Royal Baking Powder lias beeia Sound by the offi cial? examinations to be of the highest leavening efficiency, free from alum, and of absolute purity and wholesomeness. 7 Royal Baking Powder is indispensable for making finest and most economical food. Ttmperance Drink. ' An amusing story is being told of a clergyman who was being entertained over a week-end by one of the well-to-do but plalnmen of a Lancashire town not far from' Manchester. As soon as 'the guest was settled by the fireside on the Sund. evening his host aiksd him: "Are you a tee totaller?" "Well, no: not exactly,' the clergy man admitted. Tho master of tho house received tho statement with obvious relief. "Ah'm relght glad to hear It," he said; "we'n had that sort stayln with us aforo. Now, if yo'd been ono o' them toototallers, yo'd 'a' been wantln' soda water and lemonade and lime julco and ginger ale, and nobody kuowB what all. Hut us yo ain't a tee totaller, yo'll bo llko tho rest o' us, an' satl3lled wl' plain water!" Slow Work. Poverty is no dlsgrnco, but it is hav ing a hard tlmo getting Itself to be popular. Feat of Up-State RaDDlt. Tho Cayuga Inlet was swum by twe rabbits recently. A dog chaBed thorn into tho water and they sought tho other shore for safety. This seems to be as unusual an occurence as would bo tho swimming of a cat to save lta nine lives. Watktns Chronicle. Cure for Mushroom Poisoning. A cure for mushroom poisoning dis covered by Dr. 'Louis. Olivier, one of tho most -distinguished chemists ot France, has Just been presented be fore tho Society of Comparative Path ology. After a demonstration that mushroom poisoning destroys the red rnrnusclcB of the blood, he stated that his neutralizing arent was a serumi from a sheep. The preparation was extremely simple. He drew the blood from a sheep and allowed it to coagu late, the liquid resulting being his serum. This be lnjectsd into the Ttins of a human being. In tne country dis tricts of France there are annually hundreds of seriouB cases 'of mush room poisoning, which the societynow hopes may be easily cured. Church and State. There Is a very emphatic provision in tho constitution of the United StateB against any union of church and state in this nation. Article 1', amendment 1, reads as' follows: "Congress shall mako no law respecting au establish ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tho press, or tho right of tho peoplo peaceably to assomble, and to petition the govern ment for redress of grievances." Un do Sam has his own religion and he Is willing for everybody else to have theirs, but he will not enter into co partnership with any religion. Chica go American. WEassure you that our groceries can be de pended upon for any or all of your meals. Fresh goods added to our stock every week. J Are you one of our many satisfied custo mers? I If not, we solicit a trial order. P. A. WULLBRANDT THE HOME GROCERY P 'I Natural Product. The BchoolmUtress was examining her pupils before some visitors. "Who knows what useful article is furnished for us by the elephant?" she asked. "Ivory," was the prdmpt reply of nearly all. " "And what do wo get from tho whale?" "Whalebone," soveral answered. "Quite right, and what from tho seul?" "Sealing wax," replied Peter. Hardly Begun. "Your society started out to docldo a number of questions of grout scien tific importance" "Yea. Wo arranged to consider tho manifestation of tho psychic Impulso in protoplasmic llfo and tho molecular onorgy developed by tho prismatic transmutation of light-waves and kind red topics." "And havo you done so?" "No. We've only been In session u week. We haven't decided the ques tion of who's boss." MONUMENTS WANTED FOR Decoration Day Should Be Ordered Now I For The Best High Grade Memorials Consult - fl Hed Gloud, s Nebraska lssss foJS''t""w'!Cr''''' 'r ' '-..',..,,. .,..iw, .MWhjMeifctJMWiW-fcMM A A A
