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BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
East Depart Central Time
No G 1130 P M
16 500 A M
2 550 A M
13 945 AM
12 G35 A M
14 920 P M
10 505 P M
West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1220 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arr S30 p m
13 930 A M
15 1230 A M
9 625 A M
Imperial Line Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 330 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
ncy point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS NOTES
Brakcman J II Willoughby
has resigned
Brakeman J R Van Horn
is reported quite low
Sup t Flynn and Trainmaster
Mullen are in Lincoln on the new
thne card
Conductor and Mrs George
Martin spent Saturday and Sun
day in Harvard
Brakcman C L Debenham
departed for parts unknown S
II Briggs same place
Conductor -I P took
char of the Chicago
from McCook to Denver
Trains 4 and 11 Hastings to
Red Cloud it is stated will be
discontinued about November 1st
Conductor F Utter was
in charg1 of the St Louis spec
ial from McCcok to Denver on
Monday
P F McKenna was in charge
of the St Louis Gas Eledtric
Light special from Red Cloud
to McCook
Brakeman Whittaker was
call d to Cheyenne Wyo Sun
day on No 18 by the death of
lus mother
Train Auditor and Mrs Dav
is Avere passengers on 10 Satur
day for an over Sunday visit
down I lie line
C L Walker with the Bur
lington company at the Ilavelock
shops spent closing days of last
week in the city
Storekeeper and Mrs E C
Ilill were up from Plattsmouth
Saturday and Sunday visiting
many friends of days gone
C B Pfrimmer division re
lief agent has been cheeked in as
agent at Oxford to succeed Vet
ter transferred to Iloldrege
Sid Wheeler the air car man
is here giving the- boys instruc
tion and examination in that im
portant branch of the service
W K Hall departed end of
week for his home in Long
Beach Calif after a visit here
with his brother Bert in our city
Notwithstanding the decided
decrease in operating expenses
the Burlingtons equipment is
said to be in fine and efficient
condition
W A Cassell deadheaded to
Hastings on No 10 Sunday and
was in charge of the Chicago
Gas Electric Light special in
to McCook ahead of No 1 today
The recent annual report of
the Burlington shows the earn
ings on its capital stock during
the year to have been fifteen per
cent on its capital stock The
operating expenses show a mark
ed decrease
Fireman nenry Ilofman on
Sundays No 1 was struck by a
mail crane at Otis His head wa
dangerously cut in two places
Engineer Monks fired to Akron
whence a special rushed him to
Denver Engineer A P Walters
is said to have made hair raising
time between Akron and Kings
bury
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ENGINE RUNS ARE OUT
Long Trip to McCook Cut Out
Hastings Made End of Run
Burlington engine runs have
been shortened west of Lincoln
Beginning yesterday morning the
Lincoln division men ended their
runs at Hastings and McCook
men running east stopped at
Hastings
It is said that the long trip
was sev vre on firemen especially
in the winter time and that a re
cent change of fuel mad it ne
cessary to shorten the runs
Until recently Colorado coal
has been used on the main line
but recently the use of northern
Wyoming coal lias been necessary
and this makes a big difference
in thi amount of work imposed
on firemen on the long runs
The matter has been under con
deration for a long time and
the enginemen have beeni discuss
ing it some wanting the runs
shortened and others wanting
them to remain as they were
Lincoln Journal
Consider Readjustment
General Ch irman G W Smith
of C uiterville Iowa was in Lin
coln on Friday to consider read
justment of pasngr runs
out of Lincoln resulting from
the- cutting off of runs at Hast
ings between Lincoln and Mc
Cook
The Lrnooln Journal says
For a number of years p
iiir r rm v ri rf Trinhi lnv
ndd at McCook and passcoi
nns cast of McCook have cndcl
at Lnecln Hastings
nr r wrrct of Lincoln rs a
point for fivieht service
and ii5ng train crew
runs ud there
McCVok is 131 miles wst of
Huntings This makes the rv
frcm Lincoln 228 miles Lincoln
engneers have rather favored
thii arrangement McCook engi
neers it is understood have not
favored it the distance from Mc
Cook to Hastings giving them a
run that makes good money Lin
coln engineers get 100 for
ninety sevn miles run to Hast
ings For reasons that have been
apparent in the size of their pay
checks they have favored the
longer trip even though it keeps
them away from home for a long
er period
The Presidents Special
President Miller and Vice Pres
ident Byram completed their trip
of inspetion Saturday when
they left Lincoln their special
cars being attached to 12 at Pa
cific Junction They inspected
the Nebraska lines between Lin
coln and Denver the Kansas
branches the new C S line
from Wellington Colo to Chey
enne and thence on east
General Manager Iloldrege
General Supt Allen Supt Big
nell Real Estate Agent Wcster
felt Supt Flynn and others ac
companied them over the several
divisions
Yard clerk B Lathrop spent
Sunday in Denver
Mrs T E Lunberry left on
Saturday night for Fremont
Mrs GL A Brooks left for
Oberlin Kansas Monday morn
ing
Miss Julia Ryan was an oyer
Sunday visitor in Omaha seeing
her brothers
Yardmaster A S Moore of
Holdrege has been transferred to
tho Denver yard service
Mrs n A Rouch left Sun
day night on No 14 for Wymore
to visit her daughter ITazel
R B Burns and n P Sut
ton Jr spent Sunday north of
Ilaigler and got three pin tails
Conductor W E Hostetter
has resigned and will go to Cal
ifornia for his wifes health He
will enter train service there
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Building Up McGill University
McGill university in Montreal has
recently been given by Sir William C
McDonald a tract of 30 acres of what
is described as perhaps the most valu
able land in the city This tract which
is now valued at well over 1000000
is intended to be used as a college
campus with dormitories to be event
ually built along its sides The total
of Sir William McDonalds gifts to
McGill is now between 5000000 and
6000000 McGill has hitherto been
escpecially well equipped for turning
out lawyers and engineers but a new
era is evidently now opening out be
fore it in which it will be enabled by
broadening its teaching in the human
ities to become a strong and well
rounded university in all branches in
fact one of the notable educational in
stitutions of North America
Foxy Student
Robert Underwood Johnson the poet
and editor declared at the University
of New Yorks commencement that
New York as a literary center was ri
diculous that nowhere in this coun
try was poetry more appreciated than
in Boston and nowhere less than in
New York In fact said Mr John
son afterward New Yorks love of
poetry is about equal to the Earlham
college boys love of languages In
my sophomore year at Earlham this
lad was visited by his mother Well
my dear she said to him what lan
guages have you decided to take up
here I have decided to take up
Pictish he replied Pictish said
his puzzled mother Why Pictish
Only five words of it remain he said
Marks Old Station
A monument has just been dedicated
upon the spot where stood the cotton
wood tree which gave the name of
Lone Tree station on the old California
and Mormon trails on the north hank
of the Platte river two and one half
miles from the present site of Central
City Lone Tree was an important
station in the early days when the
goldseekens crossed the continent The
large cottonwood was a landmark at
that p6riod The town of Lone Tree
afterward changing its name to Cen
tral City sprang up there
Pinched
First Firefly Get arrested
Seeond Firefly Yes a bluebottle
caught me speeding without 4 light
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MIGHT NEED THE CLUB LATER I KEEPING DENTALBILLS LOW g
Old Scotch Caddies Retort to the
Golfer Who Got Out of Hell
Bunker
This is a new one brought to town
by Jack Pickard from the Mayfield
Country club on the links whereof he
frequently chases the elusive pill
says the Cleveland Leader It has to
do with an American golfer going over
a Scotch links attended by one of
those hoary caddies who only begin
to flourish after they are past the
seventieth milestone This caddie had
a separate name not only for each
hole but for every tee hazard and
bunker And for each name he had
some philosophical reason
How far is it over to that bun
ker asked the American preparing
for a long drive
Aboot twa hunred an feefty yard
sir from the caddie An the bun
kers name is hell For once yere in
sir yell neer get oot
Followed the drive which brought
the ball right where it wasnt want
ed and the caddie ill concealed his
merriment Nothing daunted the
visitor selected his niblick and by a
fortunate loft freed himself frcm an
unfortunate situation landing easily
on the green
How about that bad place of yours
now he demanded of his ancient
eddie not without a bit of exulta
tion
Weel sir replied the man Id
advise ye to tak this club wi ye j
when ye coom to dee Ye maun
need it
ARE AS UNTAMED AS EVER
Frcish Sudonts Have Not Changed
in Spirit Thcurh Less
c lc T i Formerly
One miU say that tbre is
one unchsr e feature of Paris and
thai is its rtudeits It is tuie the
students are rot now quite po pictur
esque as in the days of Henri Murger
but undou tediy tnr spirits are tho
same they are stil as untamed and
riotous The distuibances that have
taken place recently have arisen sim
ply because the students for the bac
calaureate on the classical side discov
ered that the napcr in Latin eet them
was inteneoly difficult while the pa
per in Latin set before their rivals on
the modern languages side was very
cfv Hence s houtirgs parading of
the streets deionrtrations stone
throwing Lnd window breaking con
puc7ing rnd all the othsi annus
manifestations of the turbulent and
dissatisfied stuct
The class rcoms have been held by
policemen and the students have had
several times to be summarily ejected
although on more than one occasion
they burst open the doors and forced
their way in again The most comical
featurf of the whole business was to
sei and hear a large procession of
demonstrating students singing along
the boulevards in a monotonous drone
the very passage from Cicero which
lnd brought about their downfall
while their modern languages col
leagues sailed easily into port on a
passage from Julius Caesar
Economic Man Wili Watch riis Teeth
Carefully and Keep His Teeth
Well Cleansed
In these d- 3 when prices are high
on nearly v- ry article that we buy
It ecessary to watch close
ly the mc that we spend that we
may get tfc greatest value in return
and nowh e will systematic care re
pay us Letter than the manner
which we look after our teeth
He Is an economical man who early
detcrnuces not to lose a tingle tooth
The health reports clearly demon
strate that perfect mastication is not
possible with diseased teeth
We also know that artificial teeth
even at their best are poor substi
tutes for the natural ones Without
perfect mastication of food we suffer
in comfort and in health Money spent
on the teeth proves real economy in
the saving of fees paid to the physi
cian
In having our teeth attended to we
should have in mind the best that can
be afforded It is almost better to
do without dental work than to run
the risk of ruining the teeth with
cheap work We cannot buy good
silk for seven cents a yard and the
same rule holds true in every busi
ness After the initial expense of
placing the teeth in good condition
we should endeavor to keep them that
way To do this it is necessary to
keep the teeth well cleansed and avoid
any excessive strain upon them If
every one understood the value of reg
ular visits to the dentist every six
months or oftener dental bills would
be much lower than they are The
rapidity with which teeth decay is ap
palling The dentist by tho aid of
his instruments is able to detect de
cay where it is entirely unknown to
the patient By this early discovery
the dentist often enabled to insert
a small filling at a rilnlmum of pain
time ard cost nc t of all the smaF
hhii g will outlast dozen large one
Parents can economize in the care
of their child en t toeth by
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The youths Companion in 1912
In this va its purpose is to be to every read
Because the People Do Not Recognize
This Few Have Needed Dental
Work Done
In consideiing the care of the teeth
there is no subject of greater im
portance than the need of dental serv
ice In Chicago some examinations of
the teeth ot school children have been
made and fo far 97 per cent of the
children examined are in need of den
tal service
Dr William A Evans ex-commissioner
of health of Chicago in talking
of the examination says The major
harm is from those decayed teeth be
ing harbingers of bacteria that slowly
poison and as a result of that poison
ing there is in many Instances enlarge
ment of the neighboring glands and
those glands stand as vicarious sac
riflces protecting the remainder of the
body from the invading poison And
there Is natures route by
which the poison finds its way into the
interior of the body It is relatively
easy for anyone to see how teeth de
cay and how accumulation of filth
takes place in those decayed teeth It
is not difficult to see those enlarged
glands but It is far more dif
ficult to understand why the child is
pale and anemic Absorption is tak
ing place from these affected areas
and the influence of that absorption is
felt not only in the neighboring glands
but also in this group of physical con
ditions that are far removed and the
relation of which is difficult to under
stand It is not only difficult for
the medical men to understand this
but it is far more difficult for the fam
ily to understand it
It is a well known fact that only a
small per cent of the people of the
United States have the dental work
done that the good of their physical
and mental well being demands The
percentage has been variously stated
as from four to ten per cent That is
immaterial We know it is low wo
know that if all the dental work which
should be done at once were to be
presented to the members of the den
tal profession tomorrow five times the
number of dentists now in practice
could not care for it properly
The lack of knowledge concerning
the evils of neglect is largely respon
sible for this condition Tho mem
bers of the medical and dental pro
fession know only too well tho ter
rible havoc of decay hut the people
who should be most interested in it
the possessors o unclean unsanitary
mouths do not know anytnmg about
it and do not manifest the interest
they should
Copyright Western Newspaper Union
Men who are always fearful of mak
ing big fools of thcmsolves are seem
ingly unaware that the transformation
has been effected b3 nature long be
fore they even thought themselves
capable of making the very thing they
jbxq bo fearful of
er a help onward never a drag
backward
aoMed Remember that one dollar dnPowell the defender of Ma- strongly
spent in the mouth of a child is worth
f f To
alter life
five nc nt in
Finally remember that external
vigilance is the price of good teeth
neglect going to the dentist at once plosives
By zo doing you vul not only savo
yourself much trouble but also much
expense
Copyright Western Newspaper Union
DANGER IN DECAYED TEETH
Governor Harmon of
Ohio Percival Lowell the astron
omer Jacob A Eiis Marion liar
HAIR HEALTH
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Tim
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A strong factor in the making of a commonwealth is reliable mail servic
It will interest Western people to know something about the regularity
of Burlington trains between Chicago and the west
CHICAGO OMAHA FAST MAIL No 7 The original fast mail train west
of Chicago The last date in 1911 this train reached the Missouri riv
er late was March 16th six minutes late Since that date to and
including August 31st the latest date given for comparison a
iod comprising one hundred and sixty eight consecutive days this train
has arrived ON TIME and has been operated 82992 miles more thac
three times the distance around the world
CHICAGO - OMAHA FAST MAIL NO 15 An exclusive mail and ex
press train scheduled at forty five miles per hour arrived at Mis
souri Hiver thirty one days in August ON TIME This train has
arrived ON TIME every day from May 15th to August 31st inclusive
a period of one hundred and nine consecutive days
CHICAGO NEBRASKA LIMITED NO 5 Arrived at Missouri River 02f
TIME during August twenty eight days out of thirty one total num
ber of minutes late twenty five average loss eight tenths of a minute
per day
EXPRESS No 3 Arrived at the Mis
souri River ON TIME during August twenty cnine days out of thirty-one
total number of minutes late twenty five average loss eight
tenths of a minute per day
Such precision in operating fast trains is possible only with ample powd
er perfect mechanism a perfect roadbed and a highly developed organ
ization
L W WAKELEY
General Passenger Agent
Omaha Nebraska
D
F HOSTETTEE
Ticket Agent
McCook Nebraska
