The Falls City tribune., 1911-02-03

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The Daily Tribune will be distrib.
uted free in Falls City for some
days. We want everybody to get it.
If you are missed phone 226 and a
copy will be brought to your door. 1t
costs you nothing.
Bloom aud Long have purchased tlt.
stock and business of l.. ?. Worth
and will be pleased to meet and greet
the friends and customers of Mr..
Worth at the old stand.
4 committee consisting of Harring-
ton. Page. Norton. Prince and Cron-
in. left Lincoln for Omaha last night
to investigate the alleegeed fraudu-
lent election charges as made by the
governor.
President Taft has cancelled his eol
templated trip to the south and TO At
lanta March 10. Pressure of business
and %insinuating rumors in connection
with the pending reciprocity treaty
are thought to be responsible for the
change of plans
In another place will be found the
announcement Of Bloom and Long
These gentlemen nave purchased the
Hardware and plumning business of
l.. ?. Worth and will continue TO ear
~ on the business as before at the
old stand.
Mrs. Eddy's Will has been declared
valid by the supreme judiciary court
and the trustees of her property have
been instructed to turn over her real
estate in Massachusetts amounting to
$500. 900 to the directors of the First
Church OF Christ in Boston.
.
The managers of the Hurraman r.
II. System have appropriated SIS, 0
600 to complete their double track
from Omaha To the Pacific Coast,
This is in line with the genius OF
Harraman himself. Instead of quar-.
reling over tariffs, they go ahead
with titanic improvements.
$50
II has been the pleasure of the Trib
une to find comfortable quarters for a
number of strangers, who were at
n loss for places to lodge. There
are still alarge number of people in
town who are not comfortably located
and it should be the concern of eli.
zens. who have roomy dwellings, to
accommodate them until houses can be
built.
The democrats are getting ready TO
knife the Initiative and Referendum
bill il it chances 10 come up. lis
chances. however Of appearing at
all during the present session are
not very promising. Even the re.
publieans, though pledged 10 its sup.
port, are getting lukewafm. IS a
consequence the measure is likely to
be quietly overlooked.
1t never pays any one to cultivate
n mean or vulgar habit. To belittle
ones self in order to get on the level
with "A presumably small oalihre enc.
my, TO get a good slap at him. is at
best very poor principle and worse
practice. Revenge may be sweet but
it leaves n bad taste in the mouth.
No one objects to lively rivalry
among competitors, but the day has
passed when a man can advantage.
ously gloat over the diseomforture
n damage of his rival. Honest, and
clean competition is n strong stimu-
liant to greater effort, and as such
when honorably employed is commend
able. but mean, vulgar treatment of
ones rival, never.
4 bill has been introduced in the
present legislature providing for an
appropriation for the building of a
oommodious and strictly modern
steel and concrete grand stand on
the state fair grounds. It appears
that there is real need Of a larger
and more secure structure. Those
who attend the fair will know how