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Cnmlldnto for Governor
Born in Nebraska 40 years
ago. Graduate of York schools and
fiaptlst Slate College. Practicing
attorney. County Judge, York, seven
tftars. Now mayor of York. Mem
ber of resolutions committee Roose
velt convention, 1012. Member of
many boaids and committees In ac
tive work for suffrage, child welfare
and prison reform.
Judge Wray believes In a genuine
curbing of the profiteers and a square deal
for the common folks, lie believes In genu
ine economy In public affairs and the selec
tion of compeltnt men for public service In
stead of cheap politicians.
Ills friends point to his good perform
ance of public dullct and to fits clean public
and private life as a guaranty of honest
sen Ice to state In the Goicrnor's office.
Vote for Arthur G. Wray
Boys' Camp -
The 1020 Stnto Fair Hoys' Camp
promi es to be oi n of iW blftre nnd
t)C3t cur held, we cr.nnot o.etM-t.
mate t' c g od nco jm.'i -'.cl '. Vi
the nt;t-'Ti"o pf t' h ,s n tin
Cnn'p.' 'o cd'oit Is -tmt'1 to -n e
their tv.f -f,ith ua i.ot oniy r p' vaic
i to them, hut cf value in sn r 'wen
tional way also. It is mt o-.y trcj
I duy cf the county 'iiici"i ',
sec tm;t fvo l.-vji ir.cnrt i o to
county, but it h'u'd be a pkmura
also to givo U) then ?uch n oicor
tunity Wo acce t two hoys from
ca-h county in the ntntc, ,jvith the ex
ception of Doufl i eoun; ,h,ci
mn rend nix and Lcnoastei county
wh'ch rr.uy send four. If irite eslpcl,
you c'lould write to tho county t aper
inlm'tnt for fuither information.
. uva Yen No'.iccd Thlo, Too?
Vhcii .Miu coiiK nglit down to It
h'cKI('vj driver Is inrely wreck
orlraii .Motorist.
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Hastings Daify Tribune
Subscription Price
After August 31, 1020, the btibscrin'ion price by mail of the Hast
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new before that date for one yenr from their present date of expiration
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Date .19. ..
THE HASTINGS DAILY TRIBUNE, Hastings, Neb.
Sirs: Find enclosed S for which .plc:u.c rend mo The Hast
jngs Daily Tribune for
Name
Bolter Babies
We are absolutely certain thi
Young America, in nil its glory, will
bo well represented at tho 1020
"Pro ppiily" State Fair lletter Babies
Contest
Wo limit the number to two hun
dred, as that is all wo can handle
during: the week. Tho entries in this
department close Aug. 2Gth. to if you
desire to outer your baby, bo sure to
do so in time.
Tho object of this department
which should bo considered ono of
vital impoitanco not only to this
generation but to those following is
to give to. the world and humanity
just what the titio indicntes "lletter
Babies". We want to help every
mother mnke her child moro perfect
in every way, and to teach her tho
most approved mothod3 of rearing a
baby in such a way as to equip it in
tho best poscible manner to go into
tho world unhnndicapped.
Only children between tho ages of
eighteen and thirty-six months nro
eligible to enter this contest. For
further information, address the Sec
retary, Lincoln. Nebr.
Defective Children
On Thuisdny of State Fair week, wo
have a department in which mothers
of ailing children should be vitally in
terested. On that date we receive and
examine nil children who may bo
termed "defective" In any respect, up
to the nge of twelve years. Wo se
cure the services of tho best special
ists to bo obtained, and the advice and
assistance tendered to the mother is
free. Wo feel this is an important
part of tho work in promoting better
health among children and trust this
offer will bo taken advantago of by
all mothers who feel their children ai o
in need of special treatment. For
entry blanks and further information,
address the Secretary, Lincoln, Nebr.
SENT DOWN WATER
Example of Golden Rule. In West
ern Utah.
Attention, Swine Breeder
All entries for tho State Fair in tho
swine department, with tho fee for
tc pens and ticket, must be in the
office of the secretary not later than
Sziturd'iy, Aug. 21st, at six o'clock
p. ffi.
Poultry
Tho entries in Class "E", Poultry,
close Thursday night, Sept. 2nd, at six
p. m. Make your entries early so
there will be no mistakes. We do not
take entries in this department aftar
that date.
Patronize ChieS A dvertissrs
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Farmaro of tho Scvlcr Valley Gladly
Deprived Thtm-slvjo of PrccloU3
Liquid to Gavo Crops of the
Less Fortunate.
It had boon tho hottest and driest
fuiintnor over recorded on the Pahvant
plains In western Utah. Moro water
thnn ever bcfoio was needed for the
Pahvant ciops; but as the previous
winter had been recotded us bavins
an evtroinyly light biiowfull, the late
Miiniiiur How of the Sevier river (pro
nnuiiccd "nevero") from the btiow
stores of the Wasatch mountains, was
at a minimum.
'Jherefoiu In spite- of rigid wnter
economy there was an Insufficient sup
ply to mature tho crops In thut re
gion. Early in the season It became
apparent thnt if borne good rains did
not come nt timely Intervals there
would be widespread devastation of
the crops; and despite the earnest
hopes oX the people, tho windows of
the sky remained sealed so far as the
rain was concerned, and the brassy
skies drank up every speck of mols
turo everywhere, even draining tho
reservoir dry a mouth before tho po
tatocs and beets were mntured. The
apples fell to the ground withered,
and the alfalfa stubble could not send
out the shoots for the third crop of
hay, the drought wna so thorough.
After experts had been consulted
with no good result, an olllclnl of the
state farm bureau, with a few other
citizens, mndu nn inspiring rldo In
automobiles up through n small range
of mountains Into tho Sevier valley,
where tho crops had not suffered
greatly, owing to the fact that the
fanners In this region held prhnnry
rights to tho wnter of tho river. The
modern Paul Revere4, coining to the
rewucj of the unfortunate farmers
farther down the stream, appealed to
the Irrigation company otllclals In this
region, and requested the loan of the
iier for 21 hours.
They were assured In response that
the Golden Rule i cached not only
ucro&s the f-'evler valley, but on down
to tho Pahvant ns well, and a vote
tal.cn was unanimous In favor of clos
ing the Sevier valley head gates by
midnight that very night and leaving
tlicm closed ns requested.
The returning midnight riders reach
ed Pahvant valley many hours before
the water, which began to nrrlvo late
the next forenoon. Tho mammoth
Sevier river, no longer full nnd turbu
lent nt this time of the year, but flow-In-
abundantly, nevertheless, went
hounding Joyfully down through the
htony canyons, carrying good tidings
of tho genulno friendship of tho Sevier
valley farmers.
That afternoon every Pahvant farm
er was In his fields guiding the pre
cious wnter ncros tho lands, where It
kissed bnck Into liveliness nnd hope
tho despondent crops; and all that
night and the next day the men la
bored on In gratitude, until tho wn
ter began to dwindle, and then llnally
tl ceased. Hut It was enough; 2.200 acres
of crops worth bundled4, of thousands
ofdnllnr., were saved and a commu
nity wax made happy. Christian Sci
ence Monitor.
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Exide Battery performance at the Indian
apolis Motor Sweepstakes on Memorial Day
will be recorded as "a perfect score." Seven
of the ten cars finishing the race, including
the winner, used Exide Batteries for ignition.
Exide Service will supply you with a
powerful, durable and dependable battery for
your car, an Exide. It will also give your
present battery unprejudiced, expert attention,
and make it last as long as possible, until you
are ready to replace it with an Exide the
long-life battery.
RED CLOUD BATTERY
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CARL S. McARTHUR, Proprietor
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The Management is putting forth every effort to make this the
Biggest'County Fair ever held in this part of this state
' BASR BALL TQUKNAMENT
Games start at 12:'lo sliarp.
Augr. 25, Campbell vs. Red Cloud.
Aug. 2G, Mindcn vs. Wilcox.
Aug. 27, winners of first two days
play each other.
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
Aeroplane exhibition flights every af
ternoon of fair. Also will carry pass
engers at the usual rates.
ROGERS CARNIVAL CO.
Tho Rogers Amusement Co. of Salt
Lake City will make its first appear
ance east of the Rock Mountains dur
ing fair week, with a company of 70
people. Up to the minute in ovcry
thingthat a carnival company carries.
RACES
Tho fastest harness races ever seen
at tho Webster County Fair. Also
good running races. Many horses are
now on the grounds. "Races start at
2:30.
POLITICAL SPEAKING
Prominent political orators will speak
every evening from 0:00 to 8:00.
Aug. 25th, Judge Ray, nonpartisan
candidate for Governor.
Aug. 2Gth, II. S. Dungan, democratic
candidate for congress.
Aug. 27th, W. E. Andrews, republican
candidate for congress.
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
Absolutely the grandest display of
fireworks ever witnessed west of the
Missouri river.
An African Pompeii.
During the war archaeological ex
cavations weie continued at the Ital
ian colony of (.'yivnalca on the North
African coat, and now comes tho
new, that what has been found al
ready inomNe.-. the uncovering of an
other ancient city ns Important as
I'omi'cll. Once upon a time the ppot
was a fired; colony, with the clvlll
'atlon of (Srcece transplanted to the
.nll of Al'rba. The work has been
9 1 canled on during the war under the
supervision of l.uclo Mnrlanl, director
o the archaeological -service4! of tho
ministry of colonies and the predic
tion Is now ni'idc that the newly ills
coveted cltv will eventually prove ac
tually richer than Pompeii In Its evi
dences of a pnst civilisation. Hero
lmu been nltrudy found statues of
the (iruccs. a Hermes, nn Dos, an Al
exander the fiic.it. and mo-u Impres
sive ol all, the Aphrodite of Cyrene.
which Is wild by certain connoisseurs
to be n fair rival In beauty of Venus
of Mllo and the Venus of Cnldus. The
discoveries have extended over many
years.
Free attractions, plenty to eat, plenty to drink. Come early, stay late.
As usual, the Wm. F. Lewis Stock Co., will show' on the fair
grounds the entire week, beginning August 23rd
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For other information write or wire President or Secretary.
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E. J. Solornan, President S. F. feexiSVSfccretary
Possible.
"Is It posihle for a man to got thor
oughly drunk in this town It lie is
willing to pay the price?;; asked an
arid arrival.
"Well, yes; I reckon It's possible,"
replied the landlord of the Petun'n
tavern. "Hut It don't hardly seem
probnble. You see the bootlegger
takes you upstairs and down cellar
and round nnd round llko tho ragged
rascal ran round tho rugged rock In
McGuu'o.v's old Third Header, nnd so
on nnd so forth, and then charges you
SO cents for rnturiiPtlng three drops
of diluted llckcr on your tongue with
an eye dropper. Mebby a body could
got drunk that way If ho was rich
enough, hut It docs seem like un aw
ful waste, of time, money nnd pa
tience." Kansas City Star.
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Having won tho local contest, boys' nnd girls' work which is an
this girl is planning on winning a outstamltng feature of tho big
1-ir.rrnr mize Her two cans of S Nebraska "Prosperity" Stnt
fruft Sro entered in tho exhibit oi S. Lincoln, Sept. Oth to 10th.
The Moneyed Class. ,
"Who Is that poor Miubby little girl
tho others won't piny with?"
"Oh, she's a college professor's
daughter."
"And who arc tho llttlo girls who
look down on her so?"
"Those? Oh. they nro llttlo enobs
whose futhors woi by the thy."
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