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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1911)
IK 1859 1011 W art) Fifty Yearn old' You may be any old age we don't Car- how young or how old. i rovlded you arc Inaurabla. The Equi table Lift Assurance Society of the United State hat been In existence for fifty Yeara lo Inaure Just mich men aa you men with families to support and responsibilities to shoulder, who need the protection or a ureal ftnanrlal Inatltutlon to help them L Safe guard the home circle In the event of death; I. Provide education for the children; 3. Create a safety fund for old age If lire continue; 4. Prevent n foreclosure or the partly paid for home; f. Helnforce the huslne In timea of stringency; Secure a Life Income for any dependent or dependenta. The Equitable Society can do all of these things for you and' more. Thousand or beneflclarloa are to-day living In comfort be cause of life Inaurance taken during the firat fifty yeara of the Equitable hlatory. A I.lfe Income contract taken by you In 1911 may aecure for your wife or child In the event of your death a contlnuoua monthly Income during: the next fifty yeara- and many yeara thereafter. The Equitable hire Aaaurance Society as II atanda today to the result of Fifty Yeara' experience In the science of life under writing, and you are able to secure for youraeir and your rum Ily the very beat of protection with abaolute security. You run no risk If you insure with the Kqultable. You run a great risk If you do not inaure at all, or If you place your Insurance In an un reliable company. GRAY & GUTHRIE GENERAL AGENTS ALLIANCE, NEBR. you find any sub- . " 4 stance in your dok- tnp injurious to neaun moac from bak mg powder minis can (here is Si 'Haw IS W ZL-a Calumet has been backed for years by an oftei of $1,000 for any substance injurious to health found in the baking prepared with it. Doea not this and the fact that it complies with all pure foot! laws, both State and National, prove that Calumet i absolutely pure? With the purity question settle d then Calumet is undoubtedly the beat Baking Powder. It contains more leavening power; it i more uni form everv can is the same. It assures better results and is moderate in price. Received Highest Award World's Pure Food Exposition CALUMET BAKING POWDER Pur In Mm Can Pur In th Baking. I Need A " TRAINED, Mnn Mmm 1 . "Yes, I'm soiry, too, that you cannot All the position, but what I need is a TRAINED man a man who thoroughly understands the work." "No, there's no other position open we've hundreds of appli cants now on the list waiting for the little jobs. This position calls for a TRAINED man. Good day." That's it. There's a big call for the trained man the man who can handle the big things -the man who is an expert. You can easily receive the training that will put you in the class of well-paid men. You can't begin to under stand how quickly the little coupon below will bring you success. Already it has helped thousands of men to better paying positions and more congenial work. It will cost you only a two-cent stamp to learn how it is all done. Just mark the coupon as directed and mail it today. The Inter national Correspondence Schools have a way to help you. During last year over 4,000 students voluntarily re ported better positions and higher salaries secured through I. C. S. training. To only this small per centage of our student body there was brought in creased salaries amounting in one year to evtr Two Million Dollart! Don't fill a little job all your life when you can so easily move up in the world. The Business ol This Place Is lo Raise Salaries THE HOME BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTAL EFFECT OF A FEW TREES AND SHRUBS PROPERLY PLANTED "(By V. V. Wkstoatr, Department of Horticulture, University of Nebraska.) jtL VttftjaWPH Bafcfv aaafl ECaVnwH M Br ' gBBMiHlr8HiftiTmB TPatjgjj Jfcjay aaaaWaia.- ' ' ' ""Stmm One chu scarcely Imagine a fsrm home more restful and Inviting than the one pictured at the beginning of this article, and yet It Is not expensive In dollars and cents to obtain a farm horn" similar to this. U is only a mailer of tlme."The shruBfi andtreea shown, the value of which can now be ft arc el y estimated, cost In the begin ning out a very few dollart and the house Is of simple inexpensive design. What a change we wouhl have In our Nebraska iapJscape . frgry I1!"1 bouse formed par tor a ptcToWslmuar '" 'iM to this, and not only a diange In the landHcape, but. even In the people, as H Is impossible for individuals to come in contact with the beautiful without. bein benefited by the name. Many farmers realise that some thing ought to be done In the way of ornamenting their places, anc! yet they do not know exactly what to do. Foff that reason a few rules on what to ac complish may well be given. Ah trees form part of the permanent effect of the place, be careful to plant them In their proper locations and with care. In using trees, first pro vide for a windbreak by planting green trees, such as the Austrian or Scotch pine, as an evergapen elves the needed winter protection. Also use few f x i s near the house for to give tne pfplr bacTlsroSndM "set ting" lo the ijouae. After the trees a re located, "w? are ready for planting the shrubs. Place a few of" therne next to the hoige Tri ordej; fo break the architectural ejfeet, of the house anil also I few tft the sides, as shown In the accompanving view. When making plantings Of the place remem 'icr there is nothing finer than a good lawn. For that reason keep the same open by locating the plants more to the sides and at all times preserve a good view to and from the house. Contrast the first view with the second. Which type of place would you choose to make your home? It is true there Is a seemingly great differ ence between them and yet if a dozen trees and twice as many shrubs were properly planted on any place similar to the second one shown It would make on effect comparable to the first. NEW STATE RECORD FOR MILK AND BUTTER ROXANNA PARTHENA SETS HIGH MARK FOR NEBRASKA DAIRY COWS (By A. L. Hakckkr, Nebraska State Farm) mz For several years there has been a rivalry among the dairy stock breeders of Nebraska to possess the cow holding the highest record for milk and butter produced In one year. The Dairy Department of the Uni Teraity of Nebraska has a Holstein Frleslan cow, named Koxanna Par thena, who has completed a splendid record. On the Becond day of March ahe completed a yearly record of 21, 647.3 pounds of milk and 881 19 pounds years and has given a calf each year, Along with a splendid production of milk and butter. We can learn from such a record as this the possibility of dairy rowi when glvfii good feed and car. The milk from this cow has been sold in the city market at 10 cent per quart, and as she produced about 10,000 quarts, she has made for the depart ment 81,000. She produced a heifer I calf during the year that, of course, la Intrrnatlenal Cerrrspendrace Schools Bx 7M. ScraalM. Pa. PU espial. 'r..! turtbrr uMigatioB oa my part, how I caa qvaltly tot a latfer salary ta lha potULi ttof whLih I hat marked X Bookluwprr Swaocraprvi Show -Card Wrilo Wdc Tnrarr ILw Cni Sarnie Omart Tcilr-Mil Supt. FVkduakal BfjMSI al Diaflsawa Trlrphooe 1 Jinmrr i Fir 1 1 iv -1 wjm p MrchaBKal Ejlfinrei Surveyor Slirifiry Ebufci Ciril Fjaaanr PuiVtri Conn ac kM Auliltr.iuial I). ah. Lilian il Strurlural I NOW is the A la ....................... a SAVED CHILD FROM DEATH "After our his had suffered from severe brouciilal trouble for a year." wrote 0. T Hlvhardaon. of Bichardaon a Mills, Ala , "we feared M bad consumption. It had a had oourb all the time. We tried many reaaediea without avail, and doctor OMiU'lae seeued aa useleaa Final ly we tried Dr King's New Discov ery, and are pleased to say that oue bottle effected a complete cure, and our child is again strong and healthy." For cougha. colds, la grippe, hoaraeueas, aatbma croup, and sore lungs, it's the moat infall- 09 -H-M auvoi i..vq. Xpemej and fl.00. Trial bottel free. Guar anteed by P. J Hreaaaa BHHkaBaaTabVOBH mf t aTT SAff 4 ' fir -Si m& HBBSaaasBBnBBlHBBKiH i arrBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalaaaaanaaMaf I' ffBrMraTOffTnai ft asKaiBl9l . aaBBrVHP9SHBaS ' VB3BBBuBBwP7HBKSRaasiaBfl3i ft 9rfJrri& KOXANNA PARTHENA. of butter. Tbta defeats the atate rec ord over 2. nun pounds of milk aud nearly Atty pounds of butter. Tins record certainly deserves more credk when we consider that it was made hy a twelve year-old eow that has served well and long as a great breeder. Rox anna has been In the herd tor nine of great value. It coat lets than 10 to feed thia cow and her care could be figured at about $80. It U aafe to say that Roianna this year baa earned for the Institution close to $1,200, and this would give a low value to her heifer calf The fact that a cow Is of a pure breed ta no assurance that ahe will be a good prod in r. There ure many "scrub" pure breds. The only safe rule is that ot the scales and tester, which show actual results. "Men must he more interested in Jairying in the future," saya Professor C H. Ecklei, "whether they want to or not. It will be the result of eco nomic laws, from which there ia no upeal." A dairy cow, to be profitable, must produce well for ten or eleven months in the year. Farmers are often mis led by the full pail of milk a cow may give for the first month or two, soon dropping down to almost nothing. The manure from a cow for a year to worth, on the average, about $30. This is figured in terms of the actual cost of commercial fertiliser. How many tanners realize the value of the mae ure pile? The Home of GAI E TY r "mas' ' "mV ' "Bt. B"'-" H8' -fffl Canned Frults and Vegetables ALLIANCE GROCERY COMPANY DKUS MKlTf? ET OMNIA CAECILIA Roman Drama By the Seniors of St. Agnes Academy Alliance, Nkbraska, May 19, 1911, fc3G P, M, Phi-lan Opera House PROG RAM Overture Piano: Miss Pay Hubble Violin: Misses Sadie Dunn, Fern Sanders CAECILIA HUMAN DRAMA IN TH HUE AITM UKAM Alls l'KHSONAK Caecilia, Virgin Martyr. Miss Sadie Dunn Agnes, an Orphan Miss Margaret Kuester Egeria, a Roman Lady Miss Marie Carey Quintilian, Father of Caecilia Miss Mabel Mosher Tiburtius, her Brother Miss Marian Karpf Valerian, her Betrothed Miss Agnes Colgan Urban, the Pontiff Miss Agnes Kniest Athanasius, his Deacon Miss Marie Buechsenstein Septimius, a Gambler Miss Fern Sanders Alamachius, Prefect of Rome Miss Claire Armuth Decius, an Apostate Miss Zaidee Guilfoil Niger, a Numidian Slave Miss Rita Hon Alexander Severus, the Emperor Miss Ruth Cushman Hercules Maximin, his Lieutenant Miss Thelma Carey Wedding Guests ..Misses Teresa O'Donnell, Hannah Kniest, Hannah Koane, Lucy O'Brien, Hazel Cramer, Marie Gil lorn n Flamen Miss Bernice Armstrong Guards Misses Beatrice Spencer, .lessie Kemp, Gertrude Williams, Zula Fenton I ACT. Scene 1 Caecilia's Chamber Overture ... ... ron Weber Misses Hazel Cramer, Zaidee Guilfoil, Gertrude Williams Scene 2 The Atrium Scent y -Before the Baths of Caracalla Scene 4 Quintilian's Garden Polonaise Miss Ruth Cushman II ACT. Scene 1 The Catacombs hopin Instrumental I Would that My Ixve Piano: Miss Pay Hubble Violin: Misses Sadie Dunn, Fern Sanders Scene 2 A Ruined Mausoleum Duet - Rolling Billows Misses Agnes Colgan, Mildred Wade III ACT. Scene 1 At the Tribunal Scene 2 The Torture Chamber Overture .... Keler Bela Piano: Misses Anna Bernhardt. Vivian Holloway, Hazel Bennett Violin: Misses Sadie Dunn, Fern Sanders Tableau