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tbo money you blow in
foolishly if invested in a
bank account would soon
put you on easy street
You owe yourself the
protection a Savings Ac
count will afford you
If you are spending all
you earn it is unfair to
yourself and those who
may be dependent on you
You have noticed the
manner in which small
amounts expended count
up in a month a part of
such expenditures saved
will allow you to have an
account at this bank
Start with a dollar
have money in the bank
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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Tariff revision by its friends bids
fair to lack unanimous popularity
The savings deposit in Lincoln banks
have increhsed 811682338 during the
less than two months Lincoln has been
dry
The United States senate has adopted
a resolution proposing to submit to the
states an amendment to the constitu
tion authorizing congress to levy an in
come tax A starter anyhow
It is forecast that the state levy may
be reduced somewhat this jear The
state has paid off all the outstanding
warrant indebtedness and it is thought
it may be possible to abolish entirely
the one mill levy for the creation of a
redemption fund or if not that to at
least cut off the one fourth mill from the
general fund levy
Judge T C Mungers decision that
the Burlington railroad had no right in
court protesting against the Nebraska
law reducing the railroad transporta
tion rates on grain because no attempt
had been made to enforce the law has
been sustained by the upper courts A
mandate from the court of appeals was
received and placed on file in the clerks
office today The Burlington the
Union Pacific the Missouri Pacific the
Rock Island and the North western rail
roads each brought similar actions but
all have been dismissed now that the
upper courts have decided against the
Burlington The law dealt with the re
duction of shipping rates in the state of
grains No attempt was made to en
force the law Lincoln Star Wednes
day I
An Oklahoma borHO thief drew a
sentence the other day of quite un
usual severity Go home and study
tbo Bible for three months Then
come back and repeat the Ten Com
mandments the Lords Prayer and two
paalms and you will be fre
A ruling was made Monday by thp
Interatate Commerce commission thai
one carrier shipping fuel material 01
other supplies over the lines of another
carrier muBt pay the legal tariff rater
applicable to the same commodities
shipped between the same points by an
individual If carriers insist upon mak
ing or maintaining preferential rates
they may confidently expect that hucIi
voluntary action will be accepted asevi
denee of the unreasonableness of higher
rates which they may undertake to eu
force against other shippers
Is a Possible Candidate
Washington July 5 Representative
Norris was busy today trying to figure
out with some other republicans who
are opposed to the tariff bill how to im
prove it in the boue and in conference
He was discouraged over the outlook
They will pass a rule which will at
the same time disagree to the senate
amendments ask a conference order
j the bill sent to conference and then
i name the conferees he said and 1
dont see much chance of beating the
rule Thats where we must begin ii
t we are to accomplish anything
J Judge Norris was asked whether he
j bad heard anything about his enatorial
bourn while be was in the state He in-
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timrited that a good many more than a
few people had talked to him about it
and had acknowledged that be could
look for a large progressive support
But does all this mean that vou are
going to be a candidate he was asked
It doesnt mean anything was the
reply except that I have not yet de
cided whttt I will do I have noc said I
would not be a candidate and it is not
impossible that I may be There is a
good deal of interest in the state in the
situation and I have a feeling that 1
could get a lot of votes in a good many
different parts of the state if 1 should go
out after the nomination But I simply
have not yet decided whether I will be
a candidate or not
J udgb Norris discussing the matter
generally made known that he had no
intention even if he should ultimately
become a candidate of precipitating
himself so earl into the contestwhich
would have so many months to run On
the other hand he seemed fairly willing
to have it settled that he was not to be
thoughtlessly counted out of the list of
possibilities Special to the Lincoln
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Suggest Norris
An air of mystery and uncertainty
hangs over the Fifth congressional dis
trict
Congressman G V Norris heir to
the wrath of Speaker Cannon lives at
McCook Governor Ashton G j
berger dwells at Alma The two are
political rivals Now friends of Norris
are pushing him as a candidate for
United States senator to oppose E J
Burkett for the republican nomination
Shallenbergers sjipporters are supposed
to Jbe quietly grooming him for the race
within the democratic ranks
Congressman E H Hinshaw of Fair-
bury Judge A W Feld of Lincoln W
H Hayward of Nebraska City and Ex
Governor Sheldon have been mentioned
frequently in connection with the sen
atorial fight in the republican ranks
Lincoln Star
Feed of all kinds baled hay etc at
McCook Flour and Feed Store
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for renomination to the office of
County Clerk subject to the Republican
primary election August 17th
I invite a thorough investigation in
to the manner in which the office of
County Clerk has been conducted
during the past two years and pledge
myself to a continuance of this policy
of fair and square dealing to all if
favored with a re election
Chas Skalla
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby annonce myself a candidate
for re nomination to the office of County
Treasurer subject to the decision of the
Republican voters at the primary elec
tion August 17th
During mv present term of oliice I
have endeavored to treat each and
rtveryone fairly in all matters perrainim
to the records and business of this offici
and have made it a point to keep the
work up to date If re elected my
present record will continue and any
extended in my behalf I trust
you will have no occasion to regret
Your vote will be much appreciated
C Naden
How Holdrege Explains It
At McCook the taker of the school
census had a notice inserted in the
papers advertising the fact that he
wanted the names of every youth of
age who could possibly have
been missed in his rounds Here is one
secret that accounts for the fact that
McCooks school census is always quite
a little larger than ours It pays to ad
vertise Holdrege Citizen
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Benkeiman is properly feeling hr
alfalfa and at a late school meeting de
termined to add the eleventh grade to
her schools hold a nine months school
hire a sixth teacher commencing Sep
tember 13th
Gilbert Lavouncy of Curtis is in a
Lincoln hospital since July 3rd It is
not known as yet whether thepurgeon
will be able to save his eye A dead
giant tire cracker put his eye on the
blink and severely burned his band
A Telegram That Talked
At one time when Georgle Drew
Barrymore was playing in San Fran
cisco a fabulous sum was offered her
by a local theater for her services for
a few weeks The offer was exceed
ingly tempting but her contract with
Charles Frohman stood in the way
However on the nothing-venture-nothing-won
theory she telegraphed f de
tailed statement of the offer she had
received to Frohman in New York ex
plained how anxious she was to ac
cept It and wpund up with the plea
Will you release me In due course
of -time she received the following tele
gram in answer
Mrs Georglo Drew Barrymore Palac
Hotel San Francisco
No CHARLES FROHMAN
Albeit disappointed Mrs Barrymore
at once sent this characteristic reply
Charles Frohman New York City
Oh
GEORGIB DREW BARRYMORE
Train and Track
German railway engineers earn an
nually G75 firemen 412
The Chicago and Northwestern road
Is spending 20000000 on a terminal
station in Chicago
The city of Warsaw Russia shares
In the profits of its first electric street
car line recently put into operation
Lackawanna Is the highest priced
railroad stock in the world The par
rnlllP nf Its slinros Ic SKfl on1
j price ranges between 500 and G00
COLOR WORDS
Red Seems to Be the Favorite With
Most of the Great Writers
Upon tabulating the words used by
Shakespeare referring to colors It is
revealed that out of every hundred
color words thirty may be classed us
red Next follow twenty two white
twenty black seventeen yellow seven
green and only four blue Thus Shake
speares favorite color word was red
and Investigation will show that this
flB the characteristic color of nearly
all great writers For lnstnnce it Is
the color word most often employed by
Tennyson
In all great works of humau interest
red predominates as It is the color of
the very strongest of our passions and
Impulses the color of hot blood There
is no color so warm so full of joy and
life so overflowing with vitality
Red is the color of glowing Iron of
heat and passion In nature red has
tens the growth of trees while at the
same time it quickens all rotting and
decay rians grown under red glass
will grow four times as quickly as
under white light and grow to four
times their usual height
Red In excess has an evil effeat For
example an excess of red light makes
one Irritable and nervous In excess
red produces homicidal mania the de
sire to kill The effect of red upon
various animals Is well known it hav
ing the power of enraging the bull the
tiger and the turkey London Scraps
ONE BUSINESS REFORM
Brought About by Frank Statements
From Former Employees
If the manager of a business insti
tution knew all that his employees
know about the detaito of tbo business
many things would be different The
manager of a large uvercantifehouse
recently conceived the idea ofvriting
a personal letter to every offployee
who had left the house during Hie last
five years Inviting a frank statement
of the reason for leaving The former
employees now expecting neither cen
sure nor favor were very frank and
explicit and as a rule wrote letters
that could not fail to command re
spectful attention One man told how
hard he had worked to support his
mother and how when he asked for
an increase he was shifted back and
forth between different superiors for
several weeks without having his re
quest rejected or acceded to and he
grew tired and sought another posi
tion Another told of the impositions
of the department manager and of his
inability to get relief from a nagging
disposition which was taking the
heart out of hundreds of other men In
his department Many points of obvi
ous mismanagement were brought to
light which had virtually driven away
good men who had been educated to
the business The manager has been
busy ever since instituting reforms
based upon the information he re
ceived Colliers Weekly
A Narrow Escape
When Mr Hartman returned an hour
later than usual Mrs Hartman asked
him the reason and his good natured
face was solemn as he answered her
I haf had one narrow escape from
drowning Katchen he said
How was that happen asked his
wife as she helped him unwind the
knitted scarf from his neck Tell to
me it at once Hans
It was at the ferry that I came
kite said Mr Hartman from the
blocked cars and the boat she was
just starting A man he called me
out Joomp joomp and for one mo
ment I thought to make as he said
But I reminded myself to be cautious
and wait and in one minute more
Katchen came a great patch of water
showing Then I took holt of the post
whereby I stood and said to myself
Hans you were the wise man that
you Jooinped not at first when that
man advised Youths Companion
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
HPHE Committee in charge of Field Events of the Burlington
Picnic to be held at Cambridge Saturday July 1 0 have
all arrangements completed for a most successful days sport
And each event will be worth each contestants best effort We especially call your attention to the
TUG OF WAR scheduled for 410 p m and the generous prizes hung up for this event
by the DREBERT CLOTHING CO Choice of 50c Necktie to each of the winning team and
choice of one 2000 PRINCETON SUIT chosen from the winning team Such
generous prizes ought to make this the BIGGEST event of the- day Everybody in the Transporta
tion and Mechanical divisions should register for this event at DREBERTS CLOTHING STORE
at once You may be the lucky one to win the SUIT
C F LANGSTON Field Chief
Committee W H Dungan G L Burney Sam Pickering Chas Milligan Geo Campbell
Team Captains John Seth and G L Bumey
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Millinery
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We have a large assortment
of very pretty hats that we
are selling at 50 per cent
discount to reduce the stock
M
bank building of A J Vennum at that
place
Elmer Kay went down to Auburn
first of the week to take in the races
there and in th3tpart of the state early
days of this week
Ernest Dutton camejdown from the
San Luis Valley Colorado last Friday
morning on a short visit to the laruily
on the South Side
Eugene Gabys little son tot one ot
catur Illinois arrived in the city this
week and will be fjuests for a few
weeks of her sister Mrs Lorinda Mil
ler
Mrs M L Scott of Brush was ihe
euest of her mother Mrs Rose MokUo
all last week Mart came down Sun
day and both returned to Brush Mon
day
Mr and Mrs Oliver Rees of Carl
ton are here visiting friends and rela
tives They aleo visited their daughter
Mrs Ptrry Premer a few miles north
west of Bartley last week
E M Stewart who is nicely situ
ated with a large lumber concern in
Denver came down to his old haunts
last Saturday morning on a visit to
relatives aud friends of a few days
Rev and Mrs B L Webber de
parted close of last week for Colorado
Springs Colorado where thty will
spend a vacation of about a month
They are driving through to the mount
ains
Miss Cora Scott a former principal
of the Geneva high school has been
employed in the McCook high school for
nextyear Miss Scott taught at Ouray
Col the past year Nebraska Signal
Geneva
Dr and Mrs William McDivitt of
McCook who have been visiting the
parents of Mr McDivitt left yesterday
for Seattle Los Angeles and other
cities along the coast Sundays Lin
coln Journal
Mr and Mrs A Barnett and Frank
went to Idaho Springs Colorado Tues
day night with Mrs J R McCarl
The family will make but a short stay
but Mrs McCarl expects to remain
several weeks
Mrs E J Kates came up from Lin
coln last Friday nijht visiting with
the homefolks until Monday night
when she returned home with Mr
Kates who came up Saturday night
and remained over Monday
Mr and Mrs C A Rodgkrs arrived
home from California last Friday night
from attending the sixtieth wedding
anniversary of her grandparents Mr
and Mrs Lee an extended account of
which appears elsewhere in this issue
iUK AND 1URS J a iYIESERVE WHO
have been spending the past few weeks
in our cityguests of their daughter de
parted on Saturday morning for Auro
ra Nebraska where they will remain
part of the summer Later they will
sit relatives in Omaha and in Creston
Iowa
F L Brown and the rest of the fami
ly joined Mrs Brown and Miss Amy
here close of last week remaining here
until Sunday when they all took No
1 for the west After a short atop in
Denver they will go to Salt Lake City
thence over the Oregon Shortline to
Portland and on to SeatUe His son
Monte is now running a daily trade
journal in Seattle
SiTilIia
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Now is the time to get your mid summer hat
iss Anderson
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Gus Norberg of Holdrege was a city
visitor Tuesday
Mrs E S Howkll and daughter ar
rived home last night from their visit
in Eastern Nebraska
Arthur Austin of the Bank of Benk
elrnan is assisting in the Citizens Na
tional Bank of McCook for awhile
217 Main Ave
McCook Neb
Eakl Cunningham is home on parole
M L Ruby is laid up with an attack
of rlipumntism
J C Moork county judge spoke at
LriinDon Saturoay at the celebration
Mkh J K McCarl departed Tues
day night to seek rblief from hay fever
in Colorado
l Miss Edna Foster arrived in the city
J M Rupi and crew are in Palisade Tuesday and is a guest of her sister
now doing the brick work on the new Mrs S E Harvey
Jesse F Ellhr and a party of three
came up fiom Harvard end of last
week ou laud business
Mrs Ash Kit Blount of Palisade way
the guest of Mrs William Jetfries last
week returning home end of weeKr T
Frank Wells of theMQrebert Cloth
ing Co returijedTenaof Inst week
from his vi it to Columbus Auburn an
other points
Miss Edna Green of Nelson arrive
his hands badly burned Saturdaj in i in tdp cUyt Tue9dav nigntt and wiu be a
firing a sky rocket which he innocei j guest of ftHr g3ter Mr8 M B Carman
ly cnougnt 10 pe a Kina 01 ure uruuKtr for a vvhile
Mrs Earlenbusch and son from De
Kay S Light of Df Grcffs clothing
department departed on No 10 Tues
day evening for his borne in Villisca
Iowa on a visit
Miss Marion Sissor departed Mon
day morning on No 2 for Beaver City
for a visit to Dr and Mrs C C Cope
land of that town
Mr and Mrs Dan Tirrill received
a visit from the stork Wednesday
morning and a fine big boy is delight
ing parental hearts
Mr and Mrs A W Campain of our
city former students at the academy
have been chosen steward and matron
of the Franklin academy
Miss Sands from Iowa a cousin of
Mrs J H Moore formerly of our city
now of Seattle is in the city for a visit
of some length guest of Mrs D C
March
Mr I Mayer the dpcorator arrived
from Kansas City this morning and
will at once enter upon the work of dec
orating the temple theatre building for
which be hBs the tontract
Mr and Mrs A F Drebert were
called to Holdrege last Sunday to at
tend the funeral of a lady friend whom
they had visited socially the preceding
Sunday when she was in comparative
health
Dr J D Hare and son Max depart
ed Tuesday night for the west to be
absent several weeks They will go the
southern route perhaps touching over
in old Mexico Will see California
points Then Seattl and the exposi
tion and return via Billings
Mr and Mrs Dan Killen of Adams
Gage county spent Tuesday in the city
guests of Mr and Mrs Barney Hofer
Mr Killen was a Republican leader in
the late legislature and is in line for
promotion They went up to Wauneta
Wednesday morning on a visit to her
parents Mr and Mrs McCallum
County Assessor Enpsley enjoyed a
brief visit from his brother Andrew D
Endsley of Tarentum Penn Monday
who was on his way to attend the na
tional educational association meeting
in Denver this week A visit to Seattle
and later to California is on his itiner
ary Mr Endsley has been city super
intendent at Tarentum for the past
ssven years having some forty teachers
under him
Frank Green and bride arrived in
the city Tueaday night and are visiting
a few days with his sister Mrs M B
Carman Frank and Miss Francis I
Curry of Rock Island Illinois were
united in marriage in Omaha July 1st
and are receiving congratulations of the
boys here warmly and spontaneously
He is still employed in your Uncle Sams
big works at Rock Island He will jjo
from here to Hendley on a brief visit on
his way home
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