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o o o o o
Mrs. Arthur
her mothpr at
Three of W
are very wick
Little Oeorge
sick in school aT
bom.
Cal nnd Walter!
at the homo of
Clyde Cofcer h
the WAstley home
I
Mrs. Vic Covalt
a badly burned
ooooooo ooooooooooooooooo
IN o o CLEM AN o
Looooooo oooooooooooooooo
hand!
J. W. Dennis
boar this week.
is Is vsltlnn
Itirtfc
lice's children
throats,
wits taken
to be titkcii
i are visiting
sit.
visitine at
week.
-ttffi l inn from
feOH two rin
The weather Is fine, but there lire
lots of slrk folks everywhere
Charley Hart's brother Is hrre M
a vrslt.
Mrs. Arthur Keaain reiurned home
from fhclmn last Sunday.
Mrs. Q, W. K'.llott and children and
K. V. West ley anil family look ilin-
ner with Mrs. West ley Sunday.
H. Bagamlller went to Alllun e on
.Monthly.
It. W. West ley went tO Bl'M(WpOf1
Tu'-wdi-y, returning W'ednt sday .
Mrs. Horn' ha Klliott drove to,
Hrond water Wcdnesdii
-I
I
list.
sick
llroutl-
R. W. Weetley bufehewl a ftm
hog that dressed about tb,i. inm
dred and fifty ppunds
Mrs. Squib has be
with pneumonia.
G. W. Elliott Is wor
water at present.
Mr. Blllie Archer
Elliott were calling
last Wednesday.
Mrs. R. W. WeaUey an
tie WeetJey spent the da
Elliott Thursday.
IT PAYS TO
Dennis is on tin sick
Mrs. Kcagin went to Alliance W't l
' nesday. Mrs. Charles Klsuss sta in :
with the children while she was ab
! sent.
-I-
Mr. Shoemaker from the south ta
ble was calling In the sand hills this
week.
Walter Tice and family are mov
ing to Kansas. They loaded their
car this week. We wish th"in suc
cess in their new home.
Net-
ith Mrs
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WILLIAVl MITCHELL
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ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA
BURTON & WESTOVER
Attorney at Law
LAND ATTORNEYS
Office First National Bank Bldg
ALLIANCE, NEB
l-'hone t8o.
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H. M. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
A LI.IANC'IC, NEB,
F. M. BROOME
I.ANP ATTOH?tF.
iw.i t exports no MPscelTej tr,8, I,nndn8lj
(u trantaa for prompt and eWiient ssrvHl
Office in Opera House Block
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA
BRUCE W ILCOX
I awyer and Land Attorney
Pruotltltmer in cItII courts since iflti sad
ReglaUir U. 8. Land iflVe from IMS to 1M
InformkUon by msil a Hpnoialty.
orrios in i.ANnorrics builoiso
ALUAKCB M HH.4SKA.
COUNCIL HAS A LIVELY MEETING
Exciting Times at Meeting Tuesday Night.
Shows to be Voted on.
Sunday Picture
DR. li. H. BELLWOOD,
Surgeon C B. A Q. Ry.
Office Over Holsten's Drug Store
toy Phone 87
Might Phone 86
OBIS i OPJ'FRNULL
Rrn Pbooe JO
r '. PKT&JUUMt
aos
LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
I'andemoniura rrlKnetl for u short
time at the city council meetlnj?
Tuesday nlRht in the city ball when
Frank Wolverton, after describing n
moving picture which had been
shown on the screen at the Empress,
strode forward with clenched fist and
blazing eyes and asked the mayor
whether .r not the wouh n and young
people of Alliance were to be allow
ed to say if they desired to allow
the shows to remain open Sunilay
evt nings or not.
It was a stormy session all the way
through. A large crowd attended
with those who are working for the
Sunday closir. of picture shows, and
a number were there for Caulder
and I u limine, owners of the Kmpress
and the Crystal.
All of the couneilmcn. Snyder. .Moll
ting. Sterns and Vauphan, and the
mayor, were present. J He reports ot
the city officers, together with the
i t port of the light and water dt part-! along
ment, were received. They are pub
lished herewith. Movid by Ster&B,
seconded b Sttydar, thai the reports
be accepted. Carried.
I'. E. UomiK, chief of the lire de
parlment, reported that the sa-eets
and alleys of the city, especially In
the business portion of to.vn, were In
a dangerous condition and that rah
bish and trash were plied aTalnel
buildings and fenees and that ItOJ
ashes were thrown out wlthcut re
gard to safety. He stated thai two
fire alarms the past month were due
to hot ashes and that there was nt ed
of an ordinance prohibiting this. The
mayor referred him to the ordinal) e
giving the fire chief pc'wer to an
force the cleaning up of all dinger
oub places. Mr. llomlg stated that
an ordinance should be passed requir
in:; ( ,ins to be furnished as recep
tacle for ashes, etc. The mayor ad
vised Mr. Ronilg to make an example
of the first tenant or property own
er who refused to comply with hisi
Intention to open his shows on Sun
days, he would have refused to issiu
the licenses until the council had
Investigated the matter.
4. Mr. Dubuque startod running the
shows on Sunday without the con
sent of the council, mayor or mr
shal. The licenses were granted on
Sept. 4th, and the - shows opened
Sundays on or about Nov. 18th, 1H12.
In view of the above facts and be
lieving It to be for the best interest
of the children and young people and
'being the wish of the larger per
ceret of the citizens of tihe town, we
beg to recommend that the mayor
and city council take such steps as
are necessary for the Sunday closing
of all picture shows and ttlmllar
amusements with the least possible
delay.
W'e call your attention to a iicwh
lien or clipping from the Omaha
Hee, showing what has been done
this line at Fremont, Nebr. :
Fremont Puts Ban on
Sunday Picture Shows
Fremont. Neb., Jan. 29 - The city
council last night passed a resolu
tion which, City Attorney C. K. Ab
bott snjrt, puts a pirnnaneivt ban on
Sunday moving picture whows.
The resolution, which was parsed
! 'iiiinomly, approved the city at
; y's action In urresting C. K.
! opening on Sunday. Mr. Cuulder
I then addressed the council, and made
a speech in which he stated that
under the constitution of the United
States we are all free American cit
izens, that they were Injuring no
one by running Sunday shows and
that they should be permitted o
continue.
Councilman Sterns then brnimtit iin
! the matter of running nlctures unfit
to be seen at the locall shows. He
stated that the pictures or the James
boys recently shown were refused In
Denver. Rev. Drown then stated
that Messrs. Dubuque and Caulder
called on him before they opened the
Sunday sIiowb and that he told them
he would oppose them if they open
eel. Itev. Ilrowii stated that, pictures
hud been shown within the last
month that were not fit to be Keen.
At this point a number present jump
ed to their feet and asked for the
floor Rev. Drown held the floor and
on request of the mnyor called on
I rank Wolverton, who told of several
pictures which he had seen, one of
them being a picture which would in
clined the "hootch ie-eoote-hle" dunce.
Mayor Dames stated that he was at
the show and saw this picture. Itev.
Drown stated that Mr. Dubuque ad
mltted at the conference that he did
not know what pictures he would
snow until a uay or so before tin
Baa. Pnona
Drs. Copper noil & Peter
OSTEOPATHS
Rooms 7, 8 and 9, R timer Block
Phone 43
QEO. J. HAND,
PHYSICIAN iMi SI IOROH
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
H. A. C0P5EY
Pb valets a a ad Snrceon
office Pboite S60
Mas, Phone 343
Calls answerrd promptly day and night from
offllcs. Oflcea. Alliance National Baaa
Knlldln orer the Post Office.
J. P. HAZARD
Surveyor and Engineer,
ALLIANCE, NEBUASKA
Pan ic- out of town ahoald write, u I M
out mneh or the lime. Charge will not M
oeedBft.00 and expense per day.
Or. Oliver McEuen
Physician and Surgeon
HCMINGFORD. NEBR.
SPECIALTIES: Diseases of Women sad
Children and Genito Urinary Organ
AN calls inswtrtd ffstatf; jr ar
Dunbar and ft-'A- Livingston for op- gentlnK tnem all(1 aR,,UKh lno81
rat.,, their moving pic ure house f we,.(, (.,.(SH
last S r- lay. The council agreed to i
meet In a special session Saturday
night to (.ass an ordinance prohibit
iug moving pictures or other theat
rics) perfoftixanot I on Sunday.
Respectfully,
K. J. STKKXS,
Committee appointed by Mayor."
flic report was signed by Council
insfc Sterns only, he stating that
unciln.,in Snyder, the other mem-
occaslonally g I one of this kind.
Mayer Darnes stated that a picture
of the kind descrlbxl was n t fit to
be shown. A number of tbose pres
: cnt then talked and tension was at
a high point for some time. Mayor
Darnes then said thit UtO t.i-Uter
should be settled. Motion of Conn
cllman Snyd ; that :h matter or
"Irslng Sunday shows be loft to u
vote of the peanle on April 7. 1913,
b r cf the committee, had been pre
iv"ii:d frets being present at the
( i ii ti react on accouni of siekueti.
I Conncilman Snyder was asked wheth-
!er or not h: wished to sij'ti ih re-
ptirt. lie stated that, in his opinion,
the tettllttf of the natter t-lieuld be
! Uft to a rote of the ettlisna at an
car. in
orders. The chief stated that he
would start on Monday notifying all
who are disob ying the to and that
an example would be made :f the
first who ratted to ccmply.
Mr. Romig tendered the mayor and
council a vote of thanks for the ap
nrenriatfon of 7S made for the de
partment to help pay the expense of ,., , t ion and that hi did not
the delegate in going to North : sKn the report as given
Platte. He abW told Of the need oft .. -p. Uutm read a clipping from
a chemical engine for Alliance and tle Lincoln Slate Journal regarding
how the fact was .nphasized at (ne closing of Sunday picture shews
North I'latte that a chemical uugine j Frrmor.t. Attorr.?y Doyd stated 'Mr
In a ity cf this size would reduce tnlU there is no state now
in iiirance .ales not u-ss man i. p i UA moving picture shews
day. The Fremont ease
r lined It was stall d tin'
after ,,,,,,, f Fremont was ill
afJMfca W 12 or 16 GAUGE
illCl Til il Repeating Shotgi
Made I am Otii by tU dtprtdaUIity. I he MM top and uci etrrhno fcn-p givi and f
UR
wdVr away from your evaat
haLp quick, efecuvc repeat fiSoU Rain, ileet. mow and fore tart maw can t pet into the action
The (hiawm it ilraac. umpie. wr-ar reauttng The double eitracton pull any stx-H uuiantlv ; two apecial aafety
oevx prevent accidental oWharie while action ii unlocked, and an automatic recoil block mfc hang ores ha tm learn.
AH Marlina air itfoitgly made, nnely balanced, accurate JmVd hitting gunt, and are the qatckeM and eaaeat 10 take
dlawa and clean. Illustrauoo thowi Model 24 grade "A" 1 2 gauge ; it hai all the feature thai aiake toe a perfect guau
Saae tare. tap Msssft od-y Ur our 136 'tie fflarit irearrus Co
ptc catalog eascrSMaf tac lull larfn uac. 44 Willow Street Now
It pay to reload your shell t Vnur r-mplv (red hdt ar t'' xpenalS
part at factory ammunition. Tin y'-v slions "d Bool as m-w, and it"
easy to rrloadt Mir.lv di-rap nrl re-cup t.lu-11. incrt powder, crimp hctl
on to bullet. Ynu riload 1( .St-tO S. R. cartridges (buying bulUi in !S
hnnf st tn,al vn..w,. TTr raktinv bull. Is VOtlrself SKc.t In W fa lurv
cartridges cost $2.54. Fraa Ideal Hand Book tells all about rrloadinc alt ,
rifle, pistol nd slioteun ammunition : lu ii 01 vanianie iniorinaiiuu,
frrr for 8 stamps postage. The Martin Fir. inns Co.. 2 Willow St., New Haven. CTB,
Phone Your
Coal and Wood Orders
TO
No. 22
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
rth I'latte that a chemical
a city of this size would
uratiee rates uot less than
cent. He sttited that (Inu 1 11 had
uurehas.d an auto chemi -al enRine
ce titiK $i,!"U within oil J week
tli ooaventroa. City ttorney Itayd
stated that conrilain's hail come to
him regardin; straw and li ty ly In?
c: aad not iir jtt-. tcd.
Pictjrc Show Question
The mayor then called ft r the r.
port of the special committee ap
pointed to meet with representatives
I the picture shows and the
, .1 ipe 4 1 to confer on the question
o! Ijii '.ay eloeiM of picture shows.
I'hV ;icrt was as follows:
'IViion For and Aetata el Sunday
Q 1- cf .MovIiik I'' ture Shows
I . the Honorable Mayor and Cttf
Capacil i
We your committee to whom wjb
r ferred the above petitions be;
leave to itthntt the foltowtac nport.
Called and held mee ii g on Jan
: in City Hail, those present being .Mr.
l.inn. Itev. Itrowu. represcutinK the
1 petition for Sunday elositiK. Mr lu
I b-ique, tinaiiif-t fts!n. City Clerk
I Knierick, Attamey Hyd, founcliinen
VauKhHU and Sttrns An attempt
M made to have the two parties
i -t on running the shows at cer
tain hears on Sundays but neither
'ii - favored th's plan. A thorough
li: ttion for fully two hour failed
1 10 produce an agrei ment but br.iut;hi
OIt the following points:
i Thai the xrantitiK of the licens
es does .not eonstitutt a ontrart and
tha4 the mayor and -lty coun -ll have
1 In power to enforce the closing of
the shows or to permit them to run.
1'. .Mr. bubuiiie admit ltd that It
.tas his Intention to run on Sundays
a the time he applied for the II
t e 11 sea.
I, The city cWrk staled that bad
he known at the time he buttle! the
lleeaeea that It was Mr. Dubuque'.-
closing shows on Sunday
the matter was now being
in the state courts, that the picture
shew managers there had closed the
Sunday shows pending the decision
of the case.
Kd. Shields talked in favor of the
Sunday show, stuting that be had at
tended them and found nothlim - h
jectionuble and that he btllevnl tin
mutter should be put before tin peo
ple for their action. He stated that
n. wspaptr reports are generally tin
ier, able and could Dit be dep-nded
upon, referring to the Pre MOO I case.
Mr. i.jnn Hated that the question
as to whether or not the Sunday
sfW8 wen detrimei al had
thorouichlv threshed out at a
meeting and at th conference, thai
Hip mayor stated no further expres
blons were wanted in the foi 111 of
petitions, that the matter bad
ih layed too long and should be set
tled at once. He stated that In
iw-llc Kourolie. 8 D.. Mr. Dubuque
was Involvetl In the same kind of a
miitroverav and that he nrotuised to
was voted OB. On roll call Snyder
voted yes, MottriBg ft I, Sterns, no,
Couni iiman Vaasbaa refafesid to rote
and stated thai hf did nof believe
In attacklaa one man or buslues
but that If the question or closlu
all Sunda aniiis. inent.s was taken up
he would vor 00 fhat .Mr. I.unn
then asked that the pi ition present
ed at n former maaUari bi acted up
on. Mayor I'.artit s stated that the
I matter v. -s settled. R.v. Qodfrey
a-xcj v,nr:::rr tr nat n pr-mlro had
been mude at a former :nretir that
ine p ition would Oe act. il upon
Dubuque then stated that the
matter was si tiled and that until the
question wns settled at the election
he would not open Sundny evening
until 0:11 Itall hoar uf'er !r.;i .h-cloned.
and that 1 Coun; ;ii,:n:i rr.ia ,h:n asksd thai
ton".. it :ut,his resort be ronsldereil. M.vor
Karnes etatcd that inasmuch aa it
was no; signed by both members of
the committee it would not be a -ted
upon but thai it would be placed on
the niinuits of the meeting.
The question was then asked
whether Councilman Vaughan had
voted n the motion of Councilman
Snyder. The clerk stated that his
record did not bIiow c-learl and usk
ed that ano'her vote be taken
Councilman Vaughan again explained
his vote, stating that he did not be
lieve in closing one form of amuse-
in nt an I all . wing others to remain
prohibit-
on Sun
was dls
the city
favor of
HARRY P. COURSE!
Live Stock ami
Farm Sales a Specialty
TERMS REASON' r.I F
Phone 64 ALLIANCE. NEBP
1I. I), is. i vi ,KN
DENTIST.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
PHONE 167
Alliance. Nebraska
G-so. O-. GrSLcLsToy
Licensed Embalmer
Dav 40S
rho
( Nights 10
oe' n 1 open. The motion was agaiu read
former ; uni , ,,1, rail oid.-r. i I I. wua
Snydtr. yes; Moll ring. t; Sterns,
no; Vaughan. 110. This left a lie.
which was decided by Mavor Ilarnei.
been i who voted yt 1. This settled Ihe
question and other matters were
taken up.
Hauling Hose Carts
I-lie Chief Kolllig asked
w hat
clove within a certain tune but
out and l.n before thut time
expired. Mr Dubuque denied
and stated that he ran his show
tight months arter the njaeattoB had
been taken up.
Councilman Vaughan asked that an
ordinance be drawn prohibiting Sun
day shows lu order that a vole might
he taken on it to settle the question.
The mayor, in speaking of the fact
that Dubuque secured a license with
out the subjtct of Sunday shows he
tj( mentlont l MM that he had slip
ned one over on the council. Mr
Dubuque statui that he had talked "
with several of the ministers before
sold ' should he paid 10 teamsters for haul
had ! iug hose carts Hnd the hook and lad
thls'der trutk to and from fires It was
decided that I2.IMI per haul would be
paid This includes both to anil
from fires. It was decided to pay
$1.00 per man for reeling hose, not
more than three men to be paid for
th two carts. .
City Scales
Tie- question of the 1 It y scales and
official weighmasier was brought up.
it was showu Itsstt an Official iity
scale was needed, and thai an of-
(Continucd cn next pagai
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