Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, November 24, 1910, Image 8
lie - If- - IfJK r JK ! mWe & . We Buy and Sei ! Horses < Wood Lake , - Nebraska - MONTAGNE ! it- Livery , Feed and Sales Stable , Wood Lake , Nebraska Special Attention to Hunting and Wishing Parties. A. LY ( Successor toYelker & Lyons ) Wood Lake , Nebraska Am still doing driving and freighting. Special attention to hunting ; and fiihing parties. © ( Successor to Ed Young. ) Full line of Groceries and Dry Goods. Millinery Goods and Ladies' Furnish ings. Boots , and Shoes. Hosiery. Men's Clothing and Furnishings FLOUR , FEED AND COAL. V t Wood Lake = Nebraska. f \ GENERAL FARM F. J. . . and LIVE STOCK Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable. Thirty years ex perience in the Eastern slates. Will go to any part of the State. Write me , or dates can be made at this office. Box 826 Rosebud , South Dakota Chases Dirt Avoid Caustic and Acid Use Old Cleans This handy , all-'round Cleans er is. entirely free from caustic , acid and alkali ; it is hygienic , cleans mechanically , not chem ically. It is not only the safest , but also the easiest and quickest cleanser ever discovered for Cleaning , Scouring , It is the only cleanser to use on milk- pails , pans , separators and on all cooking utensils. Use it for all cleaning through out the house. How To Clean IVindov/s The Best Way Sprinkle Old Dutch CJeans- er on a cloth or sponge , just dampened sufficiently to hold the powder , without dusting , and apply to the glass , rubbing briskly. Then polish with a dry cloth and a very little Old Dutch Cleanser. If the above directions arc followed excellent re sults will be secured with less work than by ordinary methods , or with other articles. .Every family has need of a good , re liable liniment. For sprains , bruises , 'soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains there is none better than Charr. ber ain's. Sold Chapman , the druw niAT'SWHtRf But Our Rates For JOB PRINTING REMAIN THE SAittE They Are Still Low Down Vlf 0 V ? Only the foolish do not read the papers. Be v/ise and'sub- ; scribe for this paper now. t { s fFW ? * * FpF&W ? > Wood Lake Department \ 4 ADVERTISING RATES : j Locals or reading notices 5 cents per line ench insertion. Display advertising * j $ ' > 50 cents per inch per month each Issue ; $1.00 per inch per month double column. J 4 Mary , Nile and Charlie Welker entered school Monday. Joe Weisner and son , Carl , wvent out to the lakes Tuesday. Charlotte Hanna is back to school , after a two week's ab sence. / Nellie Ferguson is spending her Thanksgiving vacation at the pa rental home. Elvira Tische is much improved and will soon be able to be in school again. Miss Margaret Weisner went to Omaha to visit her sister , Dora , and other relatives. J. B. Leader made a business trip to Valentine , thence to Ains- worth , Saturday , returning Sun day. The new bank is nearly com pleted. Chester Emery came. ' in Monday to finish up the carpenter work. Ellis Coder came in from the J. H. Baker ranch , where he has been painting Mr. Baker's new house. Prin. H. E. Paine left Tuesday night for .Lincoln where he will be in attendance at the teachers' as sociation. Rev , Jordan preached us a good good sermon Sunday evening. He expects to hold revival meet ings here soon. r Miss Lottie Grady , the primary teacher , left last night for O'Neill where she will spend Thanksgiv ing with her parents and friends. Miss Jennie Dew went back to her school duties at Crookston , her school having been re-opened after a short vacation on account of measles. f Frank Krampert , jr. , is quite ill again , owing to a relapse of the quinsy. We are sorry to learn of his illness and wish him a speedy recovery. The Royal Neighbors initiated some -new members Tuesday night. After their meeting a fine supper was served and all had a very enjoyable time. Wm Hilburg has sold his Kin- kaid homestead , one mile east of town , to Mr. Ott. Mr. Hilburg will go Lincola , where he will work in the electrical work shops. We are sorry to loose him from our midst , but wish him success in his new abode. FlTHE THE ONLY PUCE I I4B ( Jll * l I kjT&WMB * Mannfactorer ci Doirolt Boosts tiic Exposition , W. B. Knickerbocker , a prominent manufacturer of Detroit , Mich. , is an enthusiastic booster for San Fran cisco in the fight for congressional approval of its proposed Panama-Pa cific exposition. "I believe that if the members of congress could' be brought cut to Cal ifornia and given a gllmpsu of things as they exist here they " /ould vote solidly for San Francisco when the exposition matter comes before them next December , " said Mr. Knicker bocker. "It is a human instinct to move westward , and the great movement toward western America * is just now beginning. This is a great , marvel ous , new country/of which we in the east knqw next to nothing. 'There is no travel south. The ex position belongs here where the people ple are coming. They will co ae to the exposition through the canal and then go back through this marvelous western country. Many , however , impressed -by the marvelous re sources of California , will remain here for gcod. This scenery , the mountains , the forests and all the rest of it Is not approached by any thing in Europe. Thousands of people ple who now go to Europe would rather come here if they knew what Is here. They are beginning to learn. -The exposition will do wonders for thejvest. The interest of- the coun try at large demands that 'the' expo sition be held here. " , CALIFORNIA " Far Ahead ot Louisiana From a Financial Standpoint. COMPARISON OF TWO STATES Bank Statistics Show That the Pa cific Coast Commonwealth Out classes Her Southern Ri-/p' Some Items That Ought to Tell Heavily as Arguments For the City of San Francisco. "With no design to lay bare a ri val's hard circumstances , bat to as certain definitely the rela vo and comparative ability of California and Louisiana , and of San Franei-.co and New Orleans , to finance and handle a world's fair , the Californn Expcsi- committee has been looking into the banking figures of the two stales and two cities , " says the San Francisco Call. "The showing is tremendously against Louisiana and New Orleans. "Herewith are some items that ought to tell heavily as financial arguments for San Francisco They are taken from the report of the na tional monetary commission and re late almost wholly to conditions on April 28. 1909. That they aexact and authentic there can be no ques tion. "The results of the comparison are striking. For example , with compar atively equal populations , California has four della of banking resources to Louisiana's one. The savings de posits of the states are 13 to 1 in California's favor , ranking California fourth in the Union in this respect and Louisiana twenty-fourth. "San Francisco's 200,000 savings depositors have $154,000,000 tucked away ; New Orleans shows 55,000 such depositors with only 517,000,000 * laid up against that rainy day. San Francisco's savings banks paid their passbook holders in interest in the year covered by the report upward of $5,000 000 ; New Orleans savings depositors in th same period were credited with a little more than a quarter of a million. "According to the report , of the comptroller of the currency , the na tional banks of San Fran"sco in creased their total resources $103- 000,000 in the year 1909-191C ; New Orleans national banks increased a little more than $2,000,000. "Below are the precise figures : Comparitive Banking Statistics Relative to California and Louisiana. California. Population June 1 , 1909 1,732,000 Capital of all banks $ 99,907,809.32 Average per capita 57.72 Inclhidual deposits 567,185,79:1.00 : Average per capita 327.47 Total resources of 8 2,969,880.00 Average per capita 486.70 Total savings deposits 281,228,437.20 Number of savings depos itors 525,485 Total depositors 890,149 Av r cra amount of savings deposit 535.00 Amount paid savings de- pcs'tors in interest" 1903-9 S.122.90G.79 Ranks fourth among states of the Uniop in amount of savings deposits. Ranks seventh among states in num ber of savings depositors. Louisiana. Popu'ation June 1 , 190D. . . 1,642,000 Capi-al of ail banks ? 21,955,800.n-0 Avfraj ? " per capita 13..17 Individual deposits 90,504,530.00 Average per capita 55.12 Total rfsources of 1 SC 12,502.00 Averacc per capita 90.61 Tolal sivings deposits . . . - . 2,35G,2$3.)0 ! Number of savings depos itors 80.733 Total depositors 163,811 Average amount of savings -deposits 264.00 Amount paid sivings de positors in interst 1308-9 SOI,527.73 Ranks twenty-fourth among states nf th" L'nion in amount of savings deposits. ' Ranks twenty-s3venth among states in number of sivings depositors. San Francisco. Total savings deposits $153,792,380.05 Total individual deposits . 213,927,437.47 Number of savings depos itors 20S.250 Total number of depositors 252,53 : ) Average sivings deposit . . 740.00 Amount paid savings de positors in interest 5,223,827.65 Increase in total resources of national banks 1903-10 103,620,828.95 New Orleans. Total sivinga deposits $ 16,856.783.49 Total individual deposits. . 42,979,077.18 Number of savings depos itors 55,576 Total number of depositors 74,013 ' Average sivings deposit . . 300.00 Amount piid sivings de positors in interest 285,157.10 Increase in total resources of national bank ? 1000-10 2.370.22G.7 ! Note. The figures above given ire taken from the report of the national monetary commission , and except as noted relate to April 2. ' . 1909. The last comparison is taken from the reports ol the : comptroller of the cur rency. " ' Deeclares For San Francisco : Rear Admiral Rcbley D. Evans , re tired , has declared himself in favor of San Francisco as the place for holding the international exposition to celebrate the dpening cf the Pan ama canal in 3915. He bases- his preference on- San Francisco's pres ent prominence and future ns a great seaportr Oswcgo ( NY , ) . Times. j t-- ; * " * Furniture and Paints and Oils , Cattle Undertaking Goods Dip , Stock Foods , etc. _ _ Lumber , Machinery , Hardware - " ' ware , Harness , Saddles Wagons , Buggies and a full line of Haying Tools , Windmills , Pumps. Pipe , etc. Full stoc of Posts and Barb Wire. Wood Lake , = = Nebraska 0. ardware , Wagons and Machinery. . . . < # ? > A. complete line of. f Harness and Saddles Household and Kitchen Furniture Lumber and Fence Posts WOOD LAKE , NEBRASKA E. M. Fadclis & Co Postottlce address Valentine or Kennedy. Some branded . i Hugh TTorses branded thlp h KIRUQI &ome U Some. branded S on right tliiL'h n Mt or or iiii ; > P. H. Young. Simeon. Cattle branded as cut on left side Some Qyon left side. on left jaw of V horses. crrer/l Kan e on Gorrioa Creole north of Simeon. K S. Kowley. Kenucuy , - Nebraska. Same a cut on left ide and hip , and on laft shotiliifr of horse se ? . Alsog 3 ou ii'ft side ing pefi ( eilher side up ) on left side or hip. p on left jaw and left shoulder of horses , LlJ LlJQ on left hip of horses. T"on left jaw of horses C. P : Jordan. Rosebud , SD Horses and cattle same aa cut ; also CJBE JJ on right hip. Range on Oak and Butte creeks. A liberal reward for information leading to detection of rustlers of stock JearingAny tifthe.sebrands. E. M. Terrill , Propr. Brownlee , Neu. Cattle branded as in c-.t on left side. So in e branded K. T Y on left hip. Range on North Lonp river , two miles west of Brewulee John Kills Plenty. St Francis Mis sion , Jiosebud. S. D. fettle branded as in cut ; horses same or . .HP on pftrhiah , Itan e * twrtMi fc-'prin < G'k and Little White river. Albert Whipple & Sons. Rosebud H. D. Cattle branded SOS on left side OSO on rtehtside Some cattle also have a - 4on neck Some with A on left shoulder and some branded with two bars .across hind ouar- _ ters. Some Texas cattle branded & O on left side and some ) on left side. Harses branded SOS on left hlo. 8omo catUtt branded A.W bar connected on both sides and left hip of horses D. M. Sears. Kennedy , Nebr. Cattle branded as on cut.left side Some on lelt hip. Horses same on left shoulder , Eange Square Lake. Xebraska Land and Feeding Co. 3artlett Richards Vrss Will G Comstock V P Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas Cattle branded on any part of animal : also the following brands ; horses Sranded thfc same _ Eange betweea " s s& sS - Sawyer Bros. Oasis , Nebr G. K. Satvyer has charge of these cattle. II left side. Horses Rg same left thlghT" Itauge on Snake river. Metzger Bros. Uoii'e N'ebr Cattle branded anywhere on left side. Earmark , square crop right ear. Horses have same brand on eft thigh. % . . _ * * tfr & . . _ on Gordon and Snake Creeks A Reward of 5250 will be j-aid to any person for infonmu.on leading to the arrest and J. A. Taryan. , Pullman , Nebr Cattle branded JY on right side Horses branded JY on right shoulder Reasonable reward for any information leading to the re covery of cattle strayed from Bold by McGeer & Carroll , Valentine , Neb.