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RED CLOUD, HIBEAIKA, OHIXF h, 1 to.. y- !, V'i .. f Choice bits ot veal, creamery butter and fresh eggs combine with other tempting ingredients to give Libby's Veal Loaf its delicate, appetizing flavor. Order a package from your grocer today. Libby, M9NeilI & Libby, Chicago MARRIED IN BATHING SUITS Ceremony Certainly Saved Bride and Groom Considerable Eipense In Wedding Finery. Tho funniest wedding 1 ever saw was when camping Inst summer, writes n correspondent of the Chicago Trib une. A girl friend and her father wen there and she nipt a young man whom she grew fond of In a fihort tlmp. S)ne night he asked liir father for her hand, hut father objected he cause of the short acquaintance. The npxt morning the couple met and planned to elope, hut somehow father "got wise," so this was spoiled. When swimming that afternoon they met ngaln'nnd the girl happened to men tion that her father had gone to the village and would not return until eve. nlng. The boy said: "This Is our time." A minister was on the shore and they went to him und asked to he married at once. The ceremony was performed on the beach, the couple nttlrud In their bathing suits. It Has Happened Before. As his relatives uild friends nre nware, George Wharton Pepper Is a nonsmoker. Not long ago Mr. Pepper was about to entertain some distinguished guests vhom he delighted to honor. Ills first move In the direction of their entertainment was to procure mil wtul to the limine some particu larly choice Havana cigars, which "set hi in back" to the tune of 50 vents each. Hut It seems the cigars arrived before It was made known at home that the guests were expected. That evening Mrs. Pepper said to her husband: "Some cigars came for you today evidently a gift from some one. Knowing you didn't smoke, I gave them to men who were working In the house." Philadelphia Ledger. No Way to Beat the Game. There Is no way tot dodge the high tost of living. Once we thought there was. It was a fine plnn nnd we determined to try It out. Meat was too expensive. So we would quit eating meat. Therefore wo ordered cabbage and ispnragus and spinach and beets. Im mediately the price of vegetables went up. We found you couldn't fool the food man. He has a sure system. The price Is high on whatever you want to buy. You can switch from one dish to another as often ns you choose, but the little old price tag will beat you to It. Newfoundland's Memorial Day. Newfoundland celebrated July 1 this year, but not ns Canada does. It was observed throughout the Island as Me morial day, in honor of those who laid down their lives during tho wnr. Next year It Is proposed to hold the com memoration earlier In tho season. True. "Pa. what Is the most difficult kind of hunting there U?" "House-hunting, my boy." Some birds wUl tnko tho wrong side of an argument s quick ns the other, Just to bo arguing. ' .uillllluTt rcaunuuiiHiiucsi BJ a Cmpmi is a notorious, knocker of ill-health! Try It. it contains the vital mineral elements and 'all the nutriment of wheat and barley. DUEL INDEFINITELY PUT OFF How Wisconsin Congressman Turned Challenge to Deadly Combat Into Matter of Ridicule. The story of the Potter-Pryor duci, the famous challenge of Civil war times whereby a Wisconsin congress- tnnn liv rlillmiln nut flimlltir In ftlnro pute, recalled by the death of one of I m... rHnin io ,!,! i inr..Hn.. style In the Juiie number of the Wis- consln Magazine of History, quarterly publication of the State Historical so ciety. Roger A. Pryor, the Virginia con gressman who figured in the episode, died a few months ngo In New York city. It wns he upon whom John Fox Potter o' East Troy, Walworth county, then representative of the First Con gressional district of Wisconsin, dur ing April, 1800, brought nntlon-wldo ridicule In nnswer to a challenge to a duel. Congressman Potter offered to fight with bowle knives nt n distance of four feet, but Pryor refused because they wore "so demnltlon vulgar." . I Most of Mr. Potter's bowle knives, Including the one hp purchased for the duel and others sent to him after the affair, are now on exhibit In the Stnte Historical museum, Madison. Exit Dishtowels. No more sticky plates and no more dishes dried on dishtowels. These arc two of the things for i which the Y. W. C. A. training schools for home assistants Is standing. The school was started In answer to tho . demnnd for home assistants on the ' new domestic service plan which have come Into the central branch employ- , ment bureau. Within the last six months fiOO cnlls for home assistants have come In, nnd 170 hnve been suc cessfully filled. "There should never be a sticky plntc after the home assistant hns fin ished the course," Miss Grace n. White, placement secretary, says. "The girls are taught how to make their own soda preparation for cleansing tho Ice box, the kitchen closets, etc., and how to clean n sink nnd n kitchen range so that It shines. "Dishes are never dried with a dish towel, but nlways scalded nnd allowed to dry without a strcuk." Parchmented Leather Valuable. Parchmented leather has greater strength while lacking the elasticity of tanned leather, nnd the belting of M. Felice Gilnrdlrl of Turin Is designed to combine these special qualities. The hide being Impressed deeply with a trelllswork pattern, the compressed portions nre unaffected by tanning agents, while the Interior of the meshes Is tanned In the usual way. The product haB the required elasticity and Is claimed to be so strong that belts may be much narrower than the ordinary. Couldn't See It. Fortune Teller (rending cards) "You hnve money coming to you, but no sick nets whntever." Client "That's singu lar! I'm the new doctor across the way." Boston Transcript. A milkman .loesn't cry over split milk If there Is a pump handy. mto MUH. BIG HUNT IS ON FOR 'OUTLAW JOE' State and Federal Officers Have Been After Him for a Year. ALWAYS SLIPS AWAY If He Cut Notch In Rifle for Every Time He Shot a Man, Thero Wouldn't Be Any Butt Left. Illllshorn. N. ('., Nobody will sleep In lllllsboro or the country around un til "Outlaw .loo" Illley Is caught. "Outlaw Joe" Is a moonshiner, slack er and assassin. If he cut u notch In I his rifle for eery time he shot a man, Hutu wouldn't be any butt left to his tun. For a year the state and federal of ficers have been after lilni, but lie nl ways slips away, says Sheriff Kose iiitii) of Orange county. "I'll pay a good price to anybody who brings him In, dead or alive 1" Shoots United States Collector. ltlley Is sought by Uncle Sam for moonshlnlng and for shooting Deputy Collector T. M. Arrowsinlth. a revenue officer. He Is wanted by the army for . refusing to register for the draft. And I lie Is wanted by the state for soveral shootings and for Jumping hail. Recently hu was caught making moonshine whisky. Hut Joe Isn't one of the surrendering kind. Hp raised his shotgun and fired a charge full Into ,,,e fnce of DpP'y ArrowMnlth. some miracle Arrow-smith s eyes w By ere iIhsmI. '"t the rest of his face is still lull or small snot. Recently Joe Riley shot through the head a companion whom he accused of having reported his moonshine Btlll to the revenue officers. The com panion recovered, and so loyal are tho members of Riley's gang to their lea der that he rejoined him. Rllej was arrested for this shooting after he had first Jumped from the second-story window of bis liom-5 when the officers came to get him, and had shot six times at Deputy Collector A. P. Cates. He was placed under bond, but he Jumped It and fled to the hills. Fired Full Into the Face of Deputy Arrowsmlth. He hns a wife and children living near the vlllnge of Caldwell, N. O. He Is as famous down here In Or ange county as the notorious Allen family Is In the mountains of Virginia. Illley used to come boldly to Hills boro three or four times a week and spend his money In the general store. Once he flashed a roll of thirty-two hundred-dollar bills. Deputy Arrowsmlth, the particular enemy of Riley, Is the right-hand man of Col. Vnnderford, chief of the reven ue raiders In the Carolina district. He's Efficient Raider. He has the reputation of being one of tho most efficient raiders In tho country. In stature and appenrance ho greatly resembles the ascetic, thin faced movie actor, William S. Hart and he Is Just as "quick on the draw." lie has an almost uncanny "nose" for stills they say he can smell ono two miles away. Arrowsmlth works practically alone, except that occasionally Sheriff Hose man of Orange county accompanies him on his raids. His methods differ from those of the Virginia moonshine raiders In that ho does his work entirely nt night. With un electric flashlight to aid him, Its only an excellently camouflaged dis tillery path in tho woods that escapes him. Twelve to Bury Giant. London. It required 12 men to hury Jonathan Swan, the Lcyhmd giant. Tho cofiln mensufed three feet wide, six feet nlno Inches long, and with tho body weighed 1,102 pounds. No bourse, could be secured large enough to carry tho remains. The 12 men took 80 min utes to get tho coflla Into position In the grave. Jap Merchants In Philippines. Of the approximately 10.000 Japan ese In the Philippines, 2,000 are said to be merchants. Cutlcura Soothes Baby Rashes. That Itch nnd burn with hot baths of Cutlcurn Soap followed by gentle anointings of Cutlcurn Ointment. Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe cially If a little of the fragrant Cutl curn Talcum Is dusted on nt tho fin ish, 25c ench everywhere. Adv. Every time you chink you're In debt think of what Germany owes. Steam may bo n good servant but It occasionally blows up Its muster. jitfR9iK nwiSFragfe Famous French Discovery ' rcDlncoa nerve waatntc. Increases strcnjth encrcy. BuV endurance, a nd flitor.' )Uilds firm healthy Ilc3h. lBest Thing Known For W. N. U., LINCOLN, NO. 35-1919. Nebraska Directory S. S. SHEAN ' OPTWIAN 1123 O Street a Lincoln, Neb. WEAR OUT YOUR OLD TIRES (ImI tin Him It thi )nk mi) It V USING ,TH WKFftj RIM r:Ripryii Villi t CASINf pKfm.)j VnitPlM innnnnrn fcOOOmilea extra' aerTlco . tfir -mtCj,, to many tires which you "" or tun - now throw away. t'.K"iiZntJtr,Vf& The coit of a Flatter Bab-Culnc I abontone-thlrd tbocoitof anow tire, the moBnb-C'nlnif can ba pied to wer out lOTeral old tire, llecante the Ileal bla it el nmi (marked "11"J are endless and are made conical to nt ac Inn the Inilde of the onter JLrSAtH"eU- i," na ("B") are below rltn-cnt ("H") there tie there .a no ehauce for the Hub Cuing to be forced tnronli the rlra-cnU a mUI MkrUf IMMaplMUftwwU.a. B,..lrkr- .? WHEK MAJMUFAOXnaiNO COMTANT 10)18 N Btreat Lincoln, KeU Mammoth Cave Has Rival. Workers in n mine nt Mutuliunln, near Snn Luis Potosl, Mexico, have discovered n cave which Is snltl to be one of the largest In tho republic. It Is more tlmn 300 feet below tho level of the mine and is ID feet In width. Its length hns never been estimat ed, but exploring parties expect tp survey It cnrcftilly in Uie near future. One of the most fnntnstlc of Its many grotesque adornments Is a sulphurous fountain, which poun out continuous ly a stream of blue water. It promises to rival In magnificence Kentucky's famous Mammoth cave, when fully explored. Japan to Start Colony In Peru. A Japanese, syndicate has bought 800,000 acres of lnnd near Hunnuco, Peru, on tho Amazon watershed, ac cording to n report Threo hundred thousand more acres aro In negotiation. Tho lnnd Is suitable for raising sugar, cotton, coffee, cocoa and similar pro ducts. Retort Courteous. Nell "I wouldn't marry the best man In the world." Belle "Of course not He wouldn't ask you." One of the ever present difficulties of a narried man 1b to account for his absence from home. We don't care how wise a man In his wife can prove la Ive minutes that he's a six cylinder Idiot Okcjg 25 Cents will buy a big package of POSTUM vRAL weighing over a pound, net What are you paying for coffee ? Nebraska MOLINE KNIGHT Celebrated Kulubt Knprlne, bent on earth. Nc carbon trouble. No vulre or eoglue trouble. BleeTe t1ts tjpc took llil car orer before buying. Good lira territory open to (lenient. Write for catalog ami (lpcrlptWe matter. KNUDSEN AUTOMO BULK CO DUlributot.2107 Farnam SU Omaha Monuments BOOKLET KItEE Meaassea CE. SPE1DELL & SON, Lincoln BATRY VIM DISTRIDUTOR Save 50 on Storage Batteries Guaranteed 18 months We manufacture, rebuild, chatRe. rent, sell or exchange. Storage batteries of all klndi. 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Agents wanted for Titan Battery. Don't forget we can take care of your electrical wants, and do it promptly. One Drawback. Washington Is a colored man nnd he follows the profession of cleaning up back yards. Also ho was the ilrst man to think of wrnpplng a horse's fore legs with flypapcr, keeping the files off their legs and catching Mr. Fly at tho same time. One of the women ho was working for snld to him : "Washington, your fly paper Is n success. I see that by the great number of files there arc on the paper." "Yes I Yes!" said Washington, "but once In a while that horse gets his legs too close together and they stick, and I has to pull 'cm apart for him." Verdict Against House Cat The (lepnrtineiil of agriculture has pronounced the hotiso cat nn enemy to mankind and has recommended Its extermination. It expresses tho opin ion that tho cat destroys more wild birds and young poultry thnn nil their natural enemies combined, thnt It does not even keep tho rats away, that it spreads disease, that It docs much barm and little good. Fair Question. "I see n Ilolstcln bull Just brought $100,000." "By the pound?" Tho worst of It for others means the best of it for the undertakers. "Luck" is merely a sugar-coated name for mental laziness. j i rV-p-f-p-Mpy 1 jarjjrraMj Directory FILMS DEVELOPED FREE When Prlnla Are Ordered PrlntsU:iM.3centii;2i$i4U, 4 cental postal card alze, 0 cenie, postpaid. Beaton Photo Supply Co. 15th & Farnam Sta. Omaha. Neb. IN OMAHA T3ha Henshaw Hotel t:imoi'i:AN ilan T. J. O'Urlcn Co., Prop. II WITHOUT BATH 11.15 01 WITU UATU lGlli and Farnam SU., Oman mPDEP Mortgages and riVLiLi Bonds for Salt In $100, $300 and $1,000 denominations on farms and hlch diss city property to net 0, OH and 6 par cent. Some can be cathed any day belore due for a commission of ono months Interest.) Monthly piper lor Investors sent Irco LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY 120 North 11th St. LINCOLN, NED. Order of our agency. If we hnve no local representative order direct from us. FREY & PREY, Norlats inns O STREET LINCOLN. NEIIKA9KA K O DAKS Developing. Printing and Enlarging Lincoln Photo Supply Co. (lCahtman Kodak Co.) Dept. K, 1217 O SL Lincoln, Nsk DISTRIBUTORS OF RACINE TIRES and Repair Material. COOO-mile guaranteed, wrapped tread tires. Retreading and rebuild tag tires a specialty. Acenoles Wanted Fur Information address LINCOLN TIRE & REPAIR CO. 124 So. 15th SL Lincoln, NW rr; MODERlTTT rBjBJBJpBJp rVl-JTsI S WreWg.aW I GET PRICES AT HALL'S HARDWARE 1517 O ST, LINCOLN, NEB. Agreed With the Doctor. Mr. Grlflln had spent an anxious aft crnoon nt the ofllce and hurried horau at nn unusually early hour. "How do you feel, dear? What did the doctor say?" he asked his wife. "Oh, ho asked mo to put out mjj tongue," she murmured. "Yes?" "And nftcr looking at it he tuildt. 'Overworked !' " Mr. Grlflln heaved an audible sigh oC relief. "I have perfect faith In that doctor," ho snld firmly. "You will huvc to glv It a rest." Samoans Liked Ice Cream Sodas. A member of the United States med ical corps, recently returned to Ellin wood, Kns., reports that Ico cream so das have made a profound Impression upon tho Snmonns. Tho officer was de tailed In chnrgc of the soda fountain of the solitary drug storo at the Pago Pago nnval station, and reports that his patients took much more kindly ta -the sodas thun to the antl-lnfluenzu Be rum which ho wus obliged to dispense. These Irritating Husbands. "You must buy me some new clothesv Other women can't tell me from mjtj cook." "Now, why do you say that dear? Has any lady tried to hire yow away?" Louisville Oourler-JotrrnaL Busy men nearly always are happjj men.