Better Start
Now
An early start and a defi
nite plan goes far toward
assuring success to tho
young man or woman
starting out in life No
need of being Stingy
neither should you be a
spender Tho sensible
and easy method of creat
ing a fund for your future
needs is to open an ac
count with this bank de
posit whatever you can
each week or month
Stick to it and in time
your success will bo as
sured Better start now
you will never regret it
First
National
Bank
McCook Nebr
ByF M KIMA1ELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Entered at postoflice McCook Nebraska as
second class matter Published weekly
The Nebraska Telephone Co has
acquired the Alliance Telephone sys
tem
Life is permitted to no meaner
coward than to the one who would
place on the backs of others burdens
he Avould not bear himself or who
essays to require of others compliance
with impossible standards he has not
the slightest idea of realizing in his
own life
The initiative and referendum is
bound to be found upon our statute
books sooner or later and we will
welcome the day when measures are
judged solely upon their merits
This handing the package back and
forth and examining it with micros
copes to see who will receive the ul
timate credit is puerile in the ex
treme
Power to the movement over the
land to shut out the exhibition of
the moving pictures of the latest
disgrace the Johnson Jeffries prize
fight No mere efficient plan can
be devised to discourage this species
of sporting than by cutting off
the dough Tho average sport
is a gambler and is after the big
money
The editor of the Benkelman News
Chronicle in his last paper read the
riot act to the business men of that
town in a column editorial that was
very warm It may do some good
but not much for very long The
merchant who must be bucked and
gagged to get an advertisement out
of him will pay small attention to
arguments of any sort
If Omaha shall ever be half way
decent about liquor law enforcement
it will be because the state of Ne
braska will some day be greater than
Omaha and will compel their officials
to enofrce the liquor laws or be im
peached or removed from office
They defied the vaunted Slocum law
betore the 8 oclock closing amend
ment was added and now they defy
the amended law
Speaking of Representative Norris
of Nebraska the Kansas City Times
says George W Norris of McCook
member of congress from the Fifth
Nebraska district has been one of the
leaders of the progressive movement
in the house It was he who acted as
floor leader for the insurgents in the
attempt to get the duty off oil in the
tariff debate He was in charge again
in the fight to reorganize the House
rules this spring It would be most
unfortunate if the reactionaries could
make a combination with Democrats
to defeat him for re election
But Norris had a plurality of only
twenty two votes in the last election
and the Nebraska State Capital points
out that the balance of power in his
district lies with a little group of re
actionaries led by attorneys for the
Burlington railroad Unless patriotism
overcomes partisanship in the Fifth
Nebraska District an alliance of re
actionaries with Democrats may de
prive the public of a man of a tvpe
which it cannot afford to lose
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Call for Republican State Convention
The republicans of the state of
Nebraska aro hereby called to meet In
convention In the city of Lincoln on
Tuesday July 2Cth 1910 at 12 noon
for the purpose cf adopting a plat
form and selecting a state central
J committee and for the transaction of
such other business as may proper
ty come betore tho convention
j The convention shall be made up
of delegates chosen by the
I cans of tho respective counties of the
state at the regular oclegate eoinly
contention in the manner provided
by law on tin basis of one delegate
for each 150 votes or the major
lion thereof cast at the 1908
J tion for O C Bell republican
j nee for presidental elector Said ap
portionment entitles Red Willow
county to eight delegates
It is further recommended that no
proxies be allowed and that the dele
gates present from each of the respec
tive counties be authorized to have
the full vote of their delegation
In accordance with the rules of
the republican state committee cre
dentials of delegates to the conven
tion should be filed with the secre
tary of the state committee at least
five days before the date of said con
vention
The members of the county cen
tral committee for each county who
are to conduct the 1910 campaign
must be chosen at the delegate coun
ty convention which elects delegates
to said state convention and reported
at once to the state committee
Signed Myron L Learned
Vice Chairman
Signed Clyde Barnard
Secretary
Dated at Lincoln Neb June 16
1910
Hon
ALDRICH MISQUOTED
David City Neb July 7 10
F M iCimmell
McCook Neb
Dear Sir
My attention was recently called
to an editorial in your paper wherein
you quoted ine as having said that
I was opposed to the initiative and
referendum because it was a Demo
cratic measure and that was in sub
stance a potent reason why I was
disqualified from being governor of
the state
Now in the matter of my state
ment that I was opposed to direct
legislature you are absolutely mis
taken At the time my attention was
called to this I corrected it in the
Lincoln State Journal and that
statement as follows
SENATOR ALDKICH MISQUOTED
When asked about his Omaha
speech Senator C H Aldrich replied
I was certainly misquoted and mis
understood by the reports I am
emphatically in favor of direct legis
lation What I said at Omaha was
simply this I am opposed to the
initiative and referendum BEING
CONSIDERED AT A SPECIAL SES
SION OF THE LEGISLATURE The
principles of the initiative and refer
endum are correct But we have
lived in Nebraska a long time with
out it and can still survive until Jan
uary 1911 when we will have a re
publican legislature that can and will
enact a measure along that line that
will be effective and practical
There is no urgent necessity for
a special session No extraordinary
situation exsists Does the Nebraska
constitution contemplate the calling
together of a legislature to keep a
political party out of an embarassing
situation The enactment at this
time of an initative and referendum
would not help the matter any It
would not settle the issue of county
option The people are ready for
this matter now If the distinguish
ed leader of the democratic party
wants to take the liquor question out
of the campaign this fall let him get
the legislature together and enact an
effective county option measure Such
a course would be practical and give
immediate results The abortive ef
forts broken promises and plighted
faith of the last democratic legisla
ture is still fresh in the minds of the
public and will be at the polls next
November And so I say the ques
tion of the initative and referendum
will and must be settled by the re
publican party and it will be settled
right and so will the question of
county option
A HUNCH
The Culbertson Banner has the fol
lowing inspiration and thus clev
erly vacates and disposes of Com
rade Gammill while at the same time
introducing our fellowtownsman John
F Cordeal as a candidate for state
senatorial nomination
Among those mentioned as pos
sible candidates for state senator
from the 29th senatorial district to
fill the vacancy caused by the re
moval of J C Gammill to Lincoln
country is J F Cordeal of McCook
Mr Cordeal is well known to the
voters of the 29th district as a
britrht vnnns nnrl iq
i a credit as senator
For Representative Announcement
tq Voters
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for renomination to tho ofllce of
representative of tho G5th district sub
ject to the will of tho Republican voters
attho coming primary election
If elected I will use my influence and
vote for county opt on law and will al
ways vote for the peoples choice for
United States senator without regard
to my individual preference
FRANK MOORE
Call for Republican County Con
vention
The Republicans of Red Willow
county Nebraska are hereby called
to meet in convention in the cit
trict court room in the city of Mc
Cook on WVJne clay July 20 1910
at one oclock in the afternoon foi
tiie purpose of selecting delegates to
the state convention and a county
cential committee and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the convention
The convention shall be made up
of delegates chosen by the Repub
licans ot the respective prceincts of
the county at the precinct caucuses
on the basis of one delegate for each
fifteen votes or major fraction there
of cast at the 1909 election for Hon
J B Barnes Republican nominee for
supreme judge This apportionment
entitles the several precincts to the
following representation in the con
vention
Alliance 1 Beaver 4 Bondville 1
Box Elder 1 Coleman 1 Danbury 2
Driftwood 1 East Valley 5 Fritsch
1 Gerver 1 Grant 1 Indianola 5 Leb
anon 3 Missouri Ridge 1 North Val
ley 1 Perry 1 Red Willow 3 Tyrone
1 Valley Grange 2 Willow Grove
1st pre 1 w 10 2nd pre 1 w 5
1st pre 2nd w 9 2nd pre 2nd w 3
It is recommended that no proxies
be allowed and that the delegates
present from each of the respective
precincts be authorized to cast the
full vote of their delegations
Dated at McCook Nebraska June
25 1910
J F CORDEALChairman
H W CONOVER Secretary
The American people should more
and more appreciate the value of
nominating candidates Too much
they have left the matter of nominat
ing candidates to the politicians and
those especially interested The nom
inating of candidates exceeds that of
electing them in importance and will
as long as intelligent voters follow
the fetich of voting it straight
that gratuitous insult to every intel
ligent unselfish and patriotic citi
zen with a franchise to exercise So
The Tribune urges with increasing in
sistence se that the right kind of
men are nominated and see further
that they agree to express your
wishes on inportant questions as they
come up for settlement Place your
nominees on record Know what they
will do before you elect them or
even nominate them Compel them
to represent you not some special
interest or clique or even themselves
Let the people rule
The state law provides a speed
limit of 15 miles per hour within the
city limits and that motors must
be under control when approaching
street crossings also that during the
period from one 1 hour after sun
set to one 1 hour before sunrise
one or more lamps showing white
light visible within a reasonable dis
tance towards which motor is pro
ceeding and a red light visible in re
verse direction must be exhibited
The rate at which the Bell people
are eating iip the independent phone
systems in Nebraska is urging the
independents to apply to the attor
ney general of Nebraska for an in
junction before it is eternally too
late and there arent enough inde
pendents to make a showing
The postoffice department inti
mates that it will not be possible to
have the postal savings bank sys
tem worked out and ready for in
stallation before January 1st Ameri
ca has waited for forty years to have
the measure passed and can wait till
New Year for its fruition
The Clarion is glad to note that
most of the candidates for the leg
islature are pledging themselves to
support the popular choice the Unit
ed States Senator They should be
equally frank on the question of
comity option Cambridge Clarion
From down in the eastern part of
the district Ave think we hear a
noise that sounds like Senator John
C Gammill again aspiring to the nom
ination and election to the senate
Hayes Center Republican
The third annual good roads con
vention for America will be held in
Niagara New York July 28 29 and
30
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
C A Rodgers arrived home last
Friday evening
Mr and Mrs J G Schobel and
Marjorie were Minden visitors over
Sunday
Frank V Lowe late of the Desh
ler Rustler was in the city Mon
day on business
Mrs J G Schobel was a guest of
Mrs C M Bailey in Wymore latter
part of last week
Mrs George Willetts arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from a visit in
Denver of a few days
Dr J A Gunn came close of last
week and has been the guest of his
son Dr R J for several days
Mrs Fred W Bos worth returned to
Denver yesterday after a short visit
to her daughter Mrs R J Gunn
Frank Oarty has been doing the
operating at Wray during the absence
of Russell Rutherford at Eckley
Mrs R J Gunn and the children
went up to Denver last night to
visit the Bosworths for a while
Mr and Mrs P E Reeder came up
from Kansas City last Friday and
are guests at the Berry home for a
while
H P Waite returned home last
Friday from a business trip down in
to Kansas where he has landed in
terests
F L Schwab and three of the chil
dren drove over to Lebanon Sunday
to visit his son D F returning home
Tuesday
Mrs J A Toren who has been
with her parents in Chicago for a
few weeks arrived home on No 1
Friday last
Mrs Augusta Anton and daughter
leave this keek for Des Moines la
u be absent several weeks visiting
a married daughter
Dr C L Fahnestock and Joe Mok
ko are enjoying an outing of a few
weeks in the Pelican Lake country
near Nisswa Minn
Mr and Mrs Ray Light of San
Bernardino California are rejoicing
over the birth of a baby girl which
arrived at their home June 25th
Mrs E S Howell and daughter de
parted on 10 Tuesday night for
Tecumseh this state on a visit to
relatives and friends for a few weeks
Mrs F W Kiplinger of Holdrege i
has been the guest of her sister Mrs
C H Stennett of our city for the
past ten days She returned home
on No 10 Tuesday evening
H P Sutton and F A Pennell
went up to Fort Morgan Colorado
last Wednesday in the formers auto
on business connected with Mr Sut
tons interests there returning home
on Sunday
Conductor and Mrs H A Beale
enjoyed a short visit from Mother
Beale on her way home to Red Cloud
from a visit in Long Beach Calif
She arrived last Friday and left for
Red Cloud on Tuesday of this Aveek
Mrs J B Meserve departed Tues
day morning on No 2 for Creston
Iowa on a short visit to a brother
and sister Master Bruce Magee ac
companied her as far as Aurora Ne
braska Avhere he will visit his father
E E Magee
Mr and Mrs W H McCall of
Oberlin Ohio arrived in the city
Tuesday on No 1 and will be guests
of her cousin Mrs J W Ridenour
for a few days Mrs McCall will be
remembered by Tribune readers as
formerly Miss Irma Clark Mr
McCall is on his way Avest and will
assume the principalship of schools
in Billings Montana coming school
year
McCook Markets
Merchants and dealers in McCook
today Thursday are paying the fol
lowing prices
Corn S G3
Wheat 85
Oats 45
Rye GT
Barley 45
Hogs 750
Butter good 20
Eggs n
The Tribune is advised that Mrs
Ballew has leased the Chadwick ho
tel at Excelsior Springs Mo and ex
pects in near future to assume charge
It is a 45 room modern hostelrie The
cafe here will probably pass into other
hands
Reports from the Danbury county
indicate a wheat yield of about ten
bushels per acre Some higher others
less
The Unemployed
The legislation of the thirteenth
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
abounds in bills concerning the unen
ployed In the reign of Edward VL
several laws were passed against
idlers most of them such because
they could get nothing to do In the
reign of Henry VHI the kingdom was
Infested with rogues vagabonds
and idle persons and It is s id that
during Henrys reign more than 70000
of this unfortunate class were hanged
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Large and Small Jobs
are equally -well looked after We
are ready at short notice to fix all
leaks or other repairs in your plumb
ing or in your heaters and stoves
All Jobs Thoroughly Understood
and after we are through with them
you will find us the best men who
ever did the same work for you and
we do it cheap
MiddletonRuby
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Farmers Buy
Now A Good
Wagon
McCook
Hardware Co
Phone 3i
I carry a complete line of
hair goods Switches puffs
and curls made from 3our
combings L M CLYDE
PHONE 72 Ill V B St UP STAIRS
Quality and pi ice courtesy and
promptness in delivery are making for
success at the McCook Flour and Feed
Store
E W McBrayer has occupied the
basement in the Temple building under
Harts with his electrical supplies this
week
Four first class barbers at your serv
ice Bruns Barber Shop and Baths
112 Main street
McCook Neb
Shampooing Hair Dressing
Scalp and Facial Treatment
L M CLYDE
Phone 72 Ill W B St Up Stafrs
ROLAND R REED M D
Physician and Surgeon
Local Surgeon B M
Office Rooms 5 6 Temple bldg
Office phone 1G3 Res black 12i
J A TOREN M D
SURGEON
Office 212 Main Ave Phone 1 95
Res 1012 Main Ave Phone Red 334
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Lumber
and
Coal
Thats All
Phone No 182 - McCook WphrljjL
But we can meet your
every need in these
lines from our large
and complete stocks
in all grades
Barnett Lumber Co
Phone 5
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Either New Moline
Weber or Birdsell
there are no better wagons made and these are absolutely
guaranteed against defects in work ship or material
1000 Saving
For a limited time we are going to sell these wagons
ten dollars below the regular price in spite of the fact that
wagons have been going up right along but we have purchas
ed ahead of the advance in price and are now going to
give you the benefit
If you are going to need a wagon in the next two years
it will pay you to buy now
We must have the room for other goods and we are go
ing to sell these wagons to the men who want
good wagons cheap
Come early
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