The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 03, 1918, Image 4

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Tie Tentative Ideas of the Fashion
Artists Have Crystallized
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THE experimental stage in trying out the new Fall and Winter
fashions has passed and only the most successful ones remain.
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You find the best efforts of the New York, Cleveland, London
and Paris fashion artists here in Red Cloud.
We take a great deal of pride in our showing of women's and
misses' coats -for it is the result of months of searching for the best
in the market: a market, as you know, that has been none loo well
supplied and has been getting "thinner'' day by day.
You can buy here with confidence that you are receiving the
best obtainable.
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SUNDAY Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. Liberty Loan Service 8 p.m.
Service at Indian Creek at 3 p. m.
The public cordially invited to attend these services
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The Telephone
Builds Business
"The first requisite for doing business
is to be able to get a customer. The
more customers you can readily get at
the more business you can do."
As it is "the mind that does business"
and "the telephone gives the mind wings"
you can do more business -by telephone
than (any other way, because you can
reach more customers and you reach
them in a personal, voice-to-voice man- ,
ner, that builds business?
Do You Make Full Use of the
Telephone in Your Business?
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
r'UULISUKD BVERV THURSDAY
intertd In the rohtolllco nt Htd .otid, Neb
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Our Liberty Loan Quota
The quota for Red Cloud for the
Fourth Liberty Loan isappr'mntely
8125,000. That is tho amount our peo
plo arc to buy of the total w I ich niut
be sold if the government Is to success
fully lltiancL', during the next few
mouths, our ptirt in the tetnble con
tlict the lsaiher and his hunles have
brought upon the world.
Of course the people of Roil Cloud
aio going to buy that amoui.t. mid the
only ijiustion is liow much aore ami
how quickly mo wo goiug to I.) it?
It-il l loud people am goitu' at thih
buid.biijing proposition in iut the
s.iino win that our Ited Con I t)0ys arc
going at the llcinlo-. tn Kinie. Wc
arc not going to wait until t! .. light Is
over hi-fore i- i;nt into itiu
tint going to stop at the IKe,1
of c 1 .'.") oUo any moie thin
st"p vvhon they tt licit tho lii
tienchor German imiuhiin
We mo going to put lted
l.i buck ii f Iti- I Cloud ho
them work- together io Unit
tho "wmld tn.i. be ii dtcoii
live hi '
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Naturalization Law
The ii'cent tunoiidnient to a nattir
aliation laws, approved Ma. 0, 1 0 1 -w ,
pinhibits the ishuanco or illn 4 of nnv
Uiitiiralliition papets and tho llnal
heating 011 petitions for natuialtatioii
during the thirty days preci ling any
election Tlictefore, no Duel
Intention will be issued 01
Hied from October the 5th
vember the tub. Also there
nutiitallziition hearing at tit.
term of tho Dlstiict com 1
ration of
'otitions
tit.Il No
ill bo no
October
in this
county. All petitions now m flio may
bo heard on tho first date set for
inturiiliziition in lOll), proi ng tue
department files 110 objections.
Emm (, Mcluicnux,
Cleric of the Dlstiict Court
lull Day of Xotn, Nidi will hold
saleof ."0 Uiiroc Jeiscy IIogsTitosday
Oct. 2-J, 11)18, thirty 'boars and twenty
gilts. Watih this papor for 11.lv,' 38 1
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Brewing Trouble
Will II. Mays, chairman of the re
publican national committee is trave
ling over the count y poi forming such
lulies and suyinp such things of thr
dpmocratic pnity aa is expected of
him and which is a pait of the pol
itfeal Kam nt ovety congrefesionul
election. He fools no one fl" evei;
reading and thinking tnun know what
wo'ndetful thlnu have !) done am'
aie lM.injj accomplished by this gov
ernment for the good of mnklnd ami
for the future of. the world. Om politi
cal system lias made Mr. Wilson presi
dent of the entire nation, republican
and democrats alike during this time
of world war, and without doubt he
will continue our president until peace
is declared, unlets the pio&ecution of
the war is hampered and delayed by
political dissension.
Chairman Mays is expected to
bring about this political dissension
and delay in bringing this war to a
speedy close by doing his utmost to
change a demociatic to a republican
congiuss, thereby creating strife be
tween president Wilson and the leg
islative bianch of our government.
He commences his duties as chair
man by dunging piesident Wilson
and hi.s administiation with "inexper
ience, inefficiency and vacillation,"
and tints he stalls out to fulfil his
duties, not as a patriotic American, in
this time of terror and of war, but as
national chairman for Mr. Wilson's
political enemies. In plain wouls,
merely for temporary political gain
he is tiying to sow. the seeds of dis
sension, suspicion and dissatisfaction,
not only in his own country, but al.-o
in Fiance, Hngland, and Italy, and
most contemptible of all in our be
loved army in Fiance. If this is chair
man Mays' conception of the duties
of a patriotic American citizen, then
we are thankful that we have so few
of the kind.
lie talks glibly of "Inexperience."
in iiods name wheie would he go to
find experience unless lie finds it in
Wilson, Daniels, Hakcr and lVrshng
who have 1-rn there since the bur
ning of the war, unless it h - in Uoo.m'-
velt with his San Juan ncoid?
He then rpeaks of "inefficiency. Xo
such lecoid for almost iiciftct ef
ficiency hns ever been made as lu -
been shown by this country since the
war, and this efficiency has won tho
astonishment and admit atinn of thr
entile world, even that of German
and which will tedound to her defeat
and humiliation. Chairman Mayn'
snail and whine would not be hend
were it not that a congressional fight
is at hand. Would France, England
or Italy bo glad of the tidings that
the United States had become dissat
isfied and defeated the war adminis
tiation, and elected a cong'oss polit
ically opposed to and icady to fight
our piesident? What wonderful en
couragement it would bring to our
.-oldier boys in France lighting and
dying that we as a nation might live.
Imagine how encouraged our boys
would be to hear that finally the re
publican party had succeeded in div
iding this country into two camps, and
merely for political gain. It would bo
glorious news to Germany, and she
would rejoice as we here would re
joice if we could hoar that the Kcich
tag had decided that the war was a
failure and that the Kaiser was re
sponsible for it.
A long time ago a fight was made
on secretary Daniels and his imme
diate resignation or removal was de
manded. This demand died long ago
as now we have the most efficient
na y in the world under his "efficient"
management and as a consequence the
sub-marine peril is pat, and 1,7."0,000
soldiers have been "sent auoss" th
sea without the sinking of a single
tianiort, together with an arming
co-'plete .supply of food, gun-, amitni
tii n and, war. matei ials of e". ry kind
and natuie.
V like demand wai made later iV
tin- removal of secietiry Baer, and
it i nnswoied by pointing to um
gn-it American nnjjy in Fiutuv wnh
it- almost perfect "ei7icienc" and
JUker at onco becomes tho man fot
tin- place and tho hour. Tl.ii. chall
enge is out to the wot Id to hhov.
another such example of efficiency a-ha-,
been shown by the United States
iiiue we enteied this war. How puerile
and contemptible do the wouls of
Mays sound as we listen to the rattle
and roar of our American guns in
Fiance as the boys rush on from
ictory to victoty and all because
they have the supreme "efficiency" of
our government behind them. The na
tion is insulted and "humiliated to
know that we have an American who
would use the words "inexperience,
inefficiency and vacillation" in the
sense used by republican national
chairman Mays.
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A caucus of the Democratic voters
of lied Cloud Precinct will bo hold
Saturday, October 5, 1018, at 8 p. m.
at tho Commercial Club rooms in Ked
Cloud for tho purpose of nominating
a Precinct Assessor and JJond Over
seer and such other business ns may
properly come before tho caucus.
' J. W. CROW,
Precinct Commit teenmr.
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"JPjiO you know that you are ski m mi ng away
Jt- (i)lhrs if you arc using the gravity methods?
Come :.d s?l the Vikuijj Cream Separator ?t
and we will show yon how the
Vikilirr ol-imo tn tlin mnwet tronn
and makes cverv cow vnn nwn
nnu mak-es every cow yon own
worm v more m ontter tut.
Wc will show 5'on that the Vi!-n
i3 the most scientifically u-i.-
stmcted machine, made of n o
finest materials, in the l.ir- st
separator factory in the worid.
V.e will j,hovv yon that the Vikinjr
is the easiest running, ha greater
capneJMr, and is by fnr the easiest
separator to clean.
Yd ilia price is ioivcr.
See it today-we will be $ri'd to
show it to you!
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will last a life time. When buying a range, buy the best.
Come and see it and let us tell you all about it.
It is a beautiful range
It is an excellent baker
It is a great fuel saver
HEATING SATISFACTION
The Big Value in a Heater
that you l.a.c been looking for. Economical in the
consumption of fuel Handsome in appearance Strong
durable in construction Burns any kind of fuel The
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September Bulletin
of Excursion Fares
To the East
The entire scheme of Eastern fares will be tivallublo during September
Those tiro probably tho last reduced fares of the year to tho East.
To Western R.esorts
You can go to Colorado and Estes Park on reduced fares during this
month Colorado In September is ideal for a short vacation, and n rapid
healtli. come-back,
Iteduccd fares from Wyoming for tho big Statu Fair at Douglas, Septem
ber bth to 11th; also frour Colorado for tho Colorado State Fair at Pueblo
September 22d to L'Sth. r
Got in touch with us for whatover lclud of 11 tour you desire to make dur-
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COR the sake of a few
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a range that in a few years h
will need repairs and in a few
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Add a few more
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L. W. Wakeley, General Passenger Agent
1001 I-'uriiiuii St. Omaha. Nobr.
N. B. Bush, Ticket Agent. Red Cloud, Neb.
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