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20 or 20 cefe
J airtlght packages.
Also obtainable In round
tins of SO, vacuum scaled.
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"YOU'RE FIRED," said tho editor.
"UNLESS YOU cau dig up.
A LIVE Btory today."
80 THE cub reporter.
DISAPPEARED FOR houro.
BUT WHEN ho recovered.
FROM HI3 trance, ho had.
A 8T0RY horo it la.
OUR DEPUTY conBtablo.
WAS WAKENED by tho 'phono.
AND A Ehrlll volco cried.
"FOR THE lovo of MlliO.
BEAT IT hero quick.
AND NAIL a nut
WHO'S TALKINQ wild. '
IN THE cigar Btoro."
THE LONG nrm of tho law.
PUT ON hia pants.
SPED TO tho scono.
was
of ion r
AND AFTER a briof.
BUT TERRIFIC Btru&filo.
MADE THE pinch.
AND WHEN interviewed.
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BY OUR star roportor.
GAVE OUT this statement.
"HE'S A loony, all right.
THE ASYLUM says, by Heclc
THE WORST they over had.
WHY THE poor nut.
CLAIM8 HE can copy.
THE SECRET blend.
OF THE cigarottoa.
THAT 8ATISFY."
"VTO the blend can'tbe copied. It's
IN one way of blending fine tobaccos
both Turkish nnd Domestic that
the other fellowcnn't getonto. That's
why Chesterfields "satisfy," and
that's why only Chesterfields can
"satisfy."
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IOARETTES
Liggett &; Myers Tobacco Co.
Estate capital
The house is holding night sessions
twico a week in order to dispose of
bills that arc up for third reading.
work.
will work.
Members of the house judiciary
committee petitioned Governor Mc
Kelvic to introduce a bill to continue
tho supreme court commission ior
two years. The senate has twico kill
ed a bill to continue the commission.
The language bill, parsed by the
senate, has reached tho house and it
is expected to pass without scrioun
opposition, aitho an active lobby is
working against it. It will have t-i
be reported out by the sifting committee.
It is said four or five potential cin
didatcs for governor are functioning
in the legislature. It will bo a lab '
of love for the newspapers to start
fires under some of them when their
boomlots arc launched.
Tho American Legion soldiers' re
lief bill passed the house by a big
majority. This bill provides an ap
propriation of two million dollars
which is to be invested in govern
ment bonds and the interest will ''c
used for needy former soldiers.
Representative Epperson fought to
the last ditch in his- effort to defeat
the highway bills but he was system
atically and enthusiastically defeated
at every turn. He admitted that his
object was to do away with federal
aid in road building and put the en
tiro jurisdiction within the counties.
A special effort was made by the
house last week to dispose of as
many bills as possible in order to
koon them from falling into the grip
of tho sifting committee. This com
mittee took charge of tho general
file Monday and from now on only
such bills will bo acted on as this
committee passes out. The senate ex
pects to get along without a sifting
committee.
Three Answer Death's Call
BEN LUDLOW
Ben 1 udluvv, a former resident of
tilts oil), wlio Is wll Ittiowiiheic, pns-i-d
ihvhj 'Vcdnevlny evening of lust
wpuk. at a lio.-plttil in .' t. Joe, where
lie had been rt-ctliing tieutmentfor
over u year. The remains were biouijlit
tn this city Saturday morning and the
funeral M-rvlocs wero conducted from
tliu homo of liishrother, Charles Lud
low, at ten o'clock, Hev. Copu in
charge, alter which interment was
intuit; in the city ecmeteiy, beside his
wife who prpceeded him to the Oieat
Beyond several years ago.
MIIS. C. II. TRACHWOIITH
Jcrusha Y. Itundle whs born .January
II, 1837, in Henry County, Ohio, and at
the time of her death was 84 year?, 2
months and 5 days old.
In 1807 she was united iu marriage
to C. H. Teach worth and to this union
were born 7 children, four boys "and
three girls, one sou having passed
away several years ago. They came to
Red Cloud in 1871 and houiestcaded on
a farm six miles northwest of this city,
w here tht-y resided for many years
Her liusbaud passed away several years
ago
The past three years she has been
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs Charles Frlsble, at Amboy, where
she passed away, Wednesday moruing.
She is survived by three sons, Lew
of Bostwick,, Walter of Etinls, Texas,
Earl of Witchitn, Kansas, also three
daughters, Mrs. Charles Friable, Mrs.
Holland of Ennis, and Mrs. Green of
Denver.
Tho funeral services will be conduct
ed at the Frlsble home Friday after
noon at two o'clock
providing for a standard loaf of
! bread but considerable oratory was
The sifting committee gave out tho necessary in order to do It.
apportionment bills first. Others'
Eleven Nebraska institutions en
gaged in child work have petitioned
bills that would interfere with their
will follow in the order of their sup
posed importance.
Tho senate finally passed the bill
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'The senate approved a motion that
senate employees must be on tho job
by 8:15 in the morning instead of
coming when they please.
Among bills passed- by tho senate
are one increasing the penalty for
bank hold-ups, and one providing
nine judges for the Omaha district,
in both men, was the chief figure
The senate had the stage all set
for a fight over the movie bill but
changed its mind at the last minute.
A large audience was disappointed.
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9ic Height of
Musical Joy
"yOU get the height of
musical joy when you
hear a great living artist
But you get equal joy when
you hear the same artist on
the New Edison.
The proof of this is convinc
ing, conclusive and concrete.
4S NEW EDISON
'?& Phonograph v)tth a Sout
Convincing for Mr. Edison him
self said in a recent interview:
"The emotional effects and con
sequent benefits of music are well
known. Through the agency of
my new phonograph, I can pro
duce the same effects as would
result from the original music."
Conclusive for you can score,
on a Mood Change Chart, the
effects of the New Edison's realism
on you. Come in and listen to this
test of realism. .
Concrete for we will show a big
book of proof, that there is no dif
ference between Re-Created music
and the original music. This proof
would be good in any court of law.
. H. Newhouse
Tho house added $100,000 to tho
appropriation for state aid bridges.
The appropriation bill was approved
by the house without much difficulty.
The senate approved the bill that
reduces tho amount of butter fat
that is included in ice cream. This
i may have the effect of reducing tho
price of ice cream.
The Douglas primary bill provoked
a lot of oratory in the house but was
finally advanced. This bill provides
for a combination of convention and
primary. Candidates are to be select
ed by a convention and then selections
will bo made from the list in a pri
mary. Opponents of the bill predict
that if it becomes a law that referen
dum will be invoked and the people
will kill it.
JOHN' M. CLAI11C
John M. Clark passed away at his
home near .Inuvalo last Thuisduy.
lie whs hoi L in Brookfield, Indiana,
Mm eh 5. 13.)?. U' I'Hiiii" to Nebraska
iu the fall of 183 1, with his sister and
her husband, Mr. and Mm. .lames Me
Nutt. He was united in marriage with
Miss Nellie Campbell, February 11,
1892 and to this union wero born three
daughters, Mrs. Edna Flohrsof Downs
KansnB, Mrs. Let tie Barnes of Bed
Cloud Miss Louanua Clark nnd ono
small son, who with his wife and one.
brother of Piedmont, Okl.,nurvlve him.
Funeral services wore conducted from
tho Bretheru church at (Jarfield, Sat'
urdny, Hev. N. B. Wagoner in charge
and Interment was made in tho Martin
cemetery.
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meets it as it should be met,
thoroughly, promptly, depend
ably. Your battery is probably an
"jExic-C." But if it is not, bring
it to us anyhow. We meet every
need of every make of starting
and lighting battery.
A regular test and rewatcr
ing of your battery is its best
health insurance.
We will do this for you entirely
free of charge. Get in the habit
of using it every fortnight or so
Red Cloud Battery
Service Station
Carl S. McArthur
Senate file 120, which asks congress
to provide a national board for cen
soring moving pictures, was taken
away from the house committee on
child welfare and reported out.
Charges wore made that the chairman
of this committee was trying to smoth
er tho bill because ho wanted to get
favorable action on his own bill on
the same subject. The action of the
house is taken as a prediction of what
is likely to happen in tho way of
action on censorship.
By a close margin tho house de-
i cidod to put judges, school suporin
. tondents and others back on tho par
I tisan ballot, thus doing nway with
tho non-partisan ballot.
I The Yicser bill making it a crimo
to allow food products to spoil in or-
. dcr to keep up prices received favor
, able consideration in the house and
will probably pass.
The finance committee overlooked
tho Kearney tuberculosis hospital
when making up tho appropriation
bill but an item of 120,000 was add
ed for this institution.
As predicted, tho state hail insur
ance bill still lacks a whole lot of
being out of the woods nnd produc
tions are made that it will not pass
unless the 100,000 revolving fund
section is taken out. Friends of the
bill say it will still be better than
the present law, even if this section
is stricken out. One reason It will
be better is because it requires the
payment of premiums in advance.
Under the present law premiums do
not have to-be paid in until the hail
season is over and it is said many
do not pay.
Senate file 282 gives the pardon
board the right to do as it pleases
about hearing applications for par
dons and paroles. Tho bill also pro
vides rules under which tho board
Tho house approved the soldier bo
nus bill but it cannot go into effect
until voted on by the people. It pro
vides for a tax levy of one million
dollars a year for ten years. Some
feeling was stirred up over tho bill
and the American Legion men refused
to vote cither way.
Springs,
Here
tolM",tirT. mtm ,
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Calves Colts Lambs. Time for work
Timo to tone them up and drive
TVTOW come tho Pics
-L horses and mules to shed;
out the worms.
Dr. Hess Stock Tonic
A Spring Conditioner and Worm Expeller
Feed It to your cows for Its system-tonlngbowcl-clcanslng. appetizing rf
lects and to condition them for calving. .It means moro milk. Feed it to brood
sows and shoats to drive out tho worms. 'It relieves brood sows of constipation.
Excellent fo ewes at lambing time. It containTonles for the digestion. Laxa
uvea for tho Dowels, Diuretics for the kidneys. Vermifuges for the woauis.
Why pay the Peddler Twice My Price?
We have the Dr. Hess Agency. Call on us,
CHAS. L. COTTING
Till us how much stexk you have. We have a package to salt.
Bring In Your Harness
With the beginning of spring work on the farm
comes additional demands on your equipment.
Inspect your harness, and for the best of repair
work give me a trial.
Fogel
Bldg.
J. 0. BUTLER
Red Cloud
Nebraska
The Margin of Safety
Is represented by tho amount of
insurance you carry.
Don't lull yourself into a fancied
security.
Because fire has never touched you
it doesn't follow that you're immuno
Tomorrow no today, if you huve
time and you better find time
como to tho oflloo nnd wo'll write
a policy on your house, furniture,
Btoro or merchandise.
LATER MAY BE TOO LATE-
O. C. TEEL
R.elia.ble Insurance
Th senate also appoved the bill re
quiring general registration of voters.
This bill requires assessors to regis
ter all voters while making their
rounds. No further registration 'is
needed unless one removes from ono
precinct to another. Votors who wish
to change their politics before voting
in n primary must notify the county
clerk thirty days in advance. Tho ob
ject of the bill is to keep voters from
switching from one party to tho oth-'
er in primary elections.
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The senate advanced the marriage
bill but cut out some of its most dras
tic features. Tho section requiring
medical examination was taken out
for tho reason thnt only a few physi
cians in tho state are able to make
tho proper tests. Ten days notice arc
required before a license may issue
but if tho parties are over 21 tho
judge may waive this requirement.
The old marriage law now on the
books is unchanged.
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everything without injury to fabric
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