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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1905)
I I . . . . . . TilE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE I Published Lvcry Friday at 1'AL4IS 1 CITY , NEBRASKA I . Br I I ' 'l'RIBUNE PUBLISHING CO I J. . . ' ' Elltcrec1 as secOI1 < I-clasN matter , Jallll- ; . I . at. ) ' 12. 190-tat the past olliccat to'alls . City , Nt ' b. , uadcrthc Act of Coolness of March 3 , 1879. . . . - - - - - - - - ONE DOLLAR PER YEAH Telephone No. 226 . I ; FOUR MORE YEARS OF ROOSEVEL I On Saturday of last t week Thc- odore Roosevelt was inaugurated I - 7-- . - president of the United States for the term expiring Iarch 4. 1909. . . For three years thc president has , . . been thc chief executive because t . . _ . \ of thc awful tradgcdy at Buffalo. . Now he is president not ] through chance , hut because of thc desirc . 9f all over whelming majority of the American people , For three years he has faithfully kept the ' . - pledge made at thc bier of the _ . martyred J\lcKinlcy , that he would carry out thc policies of t thc lead president. Now hc begins - " , gins a term of office which is dis. tinctly his own , and which is unhampered - hampered l by any continge tices. l The warfare hc has instituted against trusts and unlawful com- mcrcial combinations is a stul > cn- deus task , because the evils arc ; , . -r . , . . stuIJCIHlo1 ! Many believe that the president has a mouthful , which he will be unable to mast - t J ticatc. Thc writer believes that this struggle brtwcen thc indi- \'idual and l thc t rust will run through the present , generation , but that in the end thc individual will succced. By success is meant . not thc destruction of capital nor thc lnihilation of combinations , , but rather thc enforced obedience . of all classes to thc laws that exist - , : . . , - ist , and the enactment 91' further j legislation to remedy thc wrongs 1 . of property. Thc pioneer of this movement which has been delayed - ed all too long , is Theodore Roosc\'elt. No good citizen will cmbara's ! his efforts cither by in- diffcrencc or bv doubting thc . hon- . I' , cst ) ' of his intcntions. He has been tried in many ways and has . proved himsclf. III peace and in . war rflleodore Roosevelt is a true \ soldier of thc republic. _ _ _ _ .ur . . . . . . . , . _ . . , , _ . - BEEF TRUST REPORT. , . - . " . . ' Commissioner : Garfield has finally - . . . ally reported to congress on thc beef trust. In a written statement covering two hundred pages , thc ; information is given that thc . ; t trust has no monopoly as it con- \ ' ' , - trois but forty five per cent of the product. Thc average profit on h , steer is nincty-ninc ccnts. That at least a part of thc time the . great packing industries lose money. All of this comes as a' great surprise to thc American pcoplc. A profit of nincty nine cents on an investment of fifty dollars is certainly not nnrcason- ablc. Controlling but forty five r , ) J' ' per cent of the beef product is not much of a mOl1olOly. Still , thc purpose for which congress ordered this investigation is not ; ; fully accomplish by time report. In the resolution passed the request - quest for information as to whcth- cr or not thc packing industries were stifling competition was in ale. On this and many ki11(1ted inquiries the report is silcnt. 'l ' ime report may bc classed as a distinct - tinct disappointmcnt , and one that adds but little to thc reputation - tation of thc department of com- nHrcc. : - - - - - - - - SENATOR EDWARD WOL- COTI- ] ( d ward \Yolcott , formerly Ullit- cd States Senator from Colorado , dicd in Paris , France , last wcck after an illness of a few days. Senator 'Walcott was one of the most graceful orators of his timc. Possessing an imiiagiiiatiou of great purity ; having tempel'lncn- tal qualities of sentiment wcll 1 balanced by judgemen and intellect - tcllcct , hc because one of thc dominant forces of his native state , and subsequently of the scnate. In thc channel of his life however , there flowed a Hllul : dy i stream which polluted thc whole. He learned thc truth of thc old adage that a good mis- tress makes a poor wife . Assod- atioils ' 'lm leh1'ere charming' be- cause uf their \ iulations uf the conventionalities of social con- duct fwd the laws of man , grew stale when made legitimatc. Time { < 1 \ 'orcc'hich followed alienated many of his strongest followers , though today time majority of thc republican part in Colorado loves Ed \Volcott with a love that passcth understanli11g. Hc spent most of his later years in New ; : York and Paris following his desires which'erc thc wcrc creatures - urcs of his perfect health and his passions. Senator Wolcott alight have been one of thc first citizens of thc rcpublic. In this instancl ; the words "mig-ht have been ' 'lose none of their sadncss. . . - - - - - NOTHING DOING. Time present legislature has come about as near to doing nothing - ing as ant' similar body of recent ycars. The leg-islation desired by thc people has not been forth coming. The ml'l11bccs seem to have forgotten that thc state is a quarter ofa million dollars in debt. The present constitution fits the state about as well as a "bustcr brews suit would fit a giant , still every proposition to its amcndmcnt isdcfcated. About the only thing accomplished of note , was thc succcss of Senator Cady in his efforts to compel the railroad cOlllmittcc of thc senate to report ' . thc maximum freight . bills. . If thc short timc rcmaining- is to be no more product of good results than the past has been , thc sooner this legislature adjourns the better. . - - . - - - - A Saving Scheme - - , - - ' YrJ _ ' to tlecivtC yoursel L into the belief : . - ! that yell are wing' this _ bank a big' sum of . tilO1lc _ ; . Then g'o to work to payoff this debt by de- positing a certain slim each week 01. month. . If you succeed in accllmmulating- a good bang _ : account , \'e arc 9l1ile sure Volt \\'il JardOil ; : yourself ! f for : . . this self deception. _ < ! _ . - _ - _ , . _ . , YYwYwrer - _ - . . . . . - . . . . . , . . RNtVf + wVw. - - . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . - . . . . _ . V - YACItnwVR Yt-Y _ . l i FALLS CITY STATE BANK J L Mi Ll/3iiL- . - - - - ' = - - - - - - - - - - WAlJ PAPER Our ne\\ ' line of Nall Paper is ready for your inspection tion allcl if you have just one roomll of more to ltlCt it will pad- you to see us. Ask to scc time novt'lties in Bui'Iaps - and I Gr lS.s COtl ! Effects = . = feces > ' G Our Kitchen J 11 O 1 ail ices at I oc double roll cannot be duplicated in the city. We sell and guarantee Patton's Sun Proof Paint to wear well for five years. KING PHARMACY . . _ . . - - - . - - - - - ' - - - - - - . . - - - - - - - - Cut out thc catalogue housc. Your local merchant can ; beat his price vcry time. - - - If you want the news of today read Thc 1'ribuime. If you want the ncws of lS,1) read the Journ- al. _ PO - Christianity means charity. religion - lig-ion means intolcrance. The two arc as far removed as noon ] from midnig-ht. No soul was ever saved by abuse , and hc teaches hcst who appeals to reason rather than prcdjudicc. The narrow view of life is not thc correct vicwncith- er arc thc innocent amusement of youth thc sources from which all evil flows. - however high thc ideals of President Roosevelt may bc ; however detcrmincd his efforts to suppress amid destroy these things in our commercial life which make for inequality and tend to undermine thc foundations of thc republic , his efforts will'bc worse than useless without thc active interest .111d support of thc people whose worthy servalit hc is. AmercHni is greater than part- . . . . Isans I I1p. "a ur faith 1 1 is anchored 1 - ed not in the g-ovcrnmcnt at \Vashington , but in thc nation. " Mrs. Bessie Chandler , wife of H regular army officer , having strayed - ed from thc path of good morals , kissed her little boy g'ood-byeand then committed suicide in an Oma- ha hotel Frilay nig-hL She left a letter for her wronged ! husband which contained a quotation } from Omar Iiha3'yaui. 'l'hc quotation is of such appealing beauty that wc reproduce it. Ah love. could . YCII and I with hll1l Cull sidre 1'0 grass this sorry chel1lu of things t'lItlrc WOllhl Ulint scatter It to hits -:11111 then HelilOllllt nearer to the heart's "mitre. Vi Ill ralllllilf 1110011 that looks for 1If ucalll- how oft' thereafter will she wax allli WIIIC ; How oft' hereafter ! rising look for liS 'l'hrolllfh the HalllU garden and fur one 111 vain. ASafe Cough Medicine for Children In buying a cough medicite for children never lie afraid to buy Cham bcrlain's Cough Rcmcdy. There is no dang'cr from it and relief is always to follow. It is especially valuable for colds , croup and whooping cough. For sale at Kcns Drug Store.
