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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1913)
F. E. GORDON. Chautauqua Lecturer on Things of Vital Interest. LACERENZA'S BAND FROM SUNNY ITALY AND THEY CERTHIULY CUM PHY Have Tourl tht Waat Thrte Summera Filling Scorea of Chautauqua En gagement! Coming Hera. EQUAL SUFFRAGE PETITION DAY MRS. ZEHNER, AS A Giiti, DIDN'T LIKE YANKEES Than, aa Young Woman, She Came Into the North and Married Ona. Saya Now They're All Right. Mrs. A. C. Zohiier 's 1oni ani reared In an a rlslocrat i- southern homo. Ah a child. Rhe was cared for by an oil colored "mummy." This old darker woman, as was character istic of the southern darkies nt that time, believed that a Yankee was the worst sort of n psfaOS that ped. And ' ". - The Hoil Italian Guards Band, an Oiganlzutlon similar to the ore that toured the Hed path Horner five day Chautauqua last summer, comes iroin the MM great band organiser, Victor, of New York, with Slgnor ljtccrenza aa dliector. I I Royal Italian Guards a id Slgnor Lai ( ivnxa have been over the entire even dny circuit of the Red path Hor ner Cliautaininas two oonsei tiliva years. They have fllled many Import ant engagements In Italy and have been accorded high honors They have play d nt toval command on several state occasions. Thev have since that time fllled such notable engagements as thoso at Iikewnod Inn, Ijikewood, N. J., and Brighton Beach, New York Slgnor lacerenza has been a band mastei since he was ten years old. when he wns placed at the hend of the Boys' Musical College band In his na tive town near Naples. The band was organized by Victor in Venice, four years ago, and this is the fourth tiip to America. Their winter engagements have bee!, almost entirely in Europe Three years ago they made their first Chautauqua tour and they have been in Chautauqua work during the summers since that time. They will come on the last night of the Chautauqua and will be made a big climax in this great mu steal festlvnl. The band has been brought all thr way from Venice, in Italy, lor this ten weeks' f'hnut iucnia engagement. It is filling a serl s of sevnnty-slx engage ments In towns like ours---good, pros, perons towns in KntisaH and Oklahoma. Lincoln, Ntbr. .Tune 27. It Is planned to start the circulation of the petitions for the submission of the Boual Suffrage amendnimil in a'l parts of the state In a concerted movement, beginning .Inly Iftth. That date will be made Suffrage I'ni lion dy" In all the counties, ard It la hoped that the local worke-s and friends of the movement will at once make arrangements for a gen Ural meeting In your county. Wherever desired outside speak ers will be sent to those' couni) meetings to assist In the organiza tton and to help start off the petl tlon woik We would like to hear at once from the suffragists of your county, In order that we may know what plans they can make for the "Peti tion Day" meeting, and how Head quarters can help them. The tlino Is short, but this general rally day can he made a great success If all will get busy now. MRS. VIOLA M. HARRISON, Executive Secretary. M 1 - c CSHNRH. Mrs. Zehner, as a little girl, was brought up In fear of the Yankee Just a box s and girls now a days fear the dreadful hob goblin. She used to cry when she was lold that a Yankee would seme day get her. But, as a young woman, she married a Yanke Now she la the great e xponent of the one country Idea, a cementing of In terests, all working for a common good She is one- of the niosi jilted women em MM Chautauqua platform. FlcHER SHIPP HEADS COMPANY. Fisher Shiou is the clever cos tume impel sonalor who Ili ads tbe Fisher Shlpp company, one of the musical feature's of the Chautau qua Willi he i art h-- Hairing ton and I lo.cl hear Miss Har ringtnu plas th- concertina and Mr l.oar the banjo. A Good I ii vex I incut. W. D. Magli, a well known merchant of Whitemound, Wis., bought a stock of Cham berlain's medicines an aa to be able to supply them to his customers. After receiving Awn he was himself taken sick and ears tt at one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, 'holers and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock of these medicines. For sale by all dealers. Ad re rtisement. For sale by F. K. llolsten. v ' M HHfiL , j$ PKGMKH i ' T, P. A. DEPT P0S1 M, AUIANCC, NFBR. Officers C. Strong. President frank Hartzof , sidant. John H. Harm. Secretary Trejjuter Dean Geo. G. Ware, Chaplain C E. Sialic. M. 0 , Physician Directors S W Thompson. J. C. Berry. C. L EwM, H C. Redennaugh, W. M Baker Committees legislative. C. A. New berry. Railroad. C. 0. Bagley; Prtss Lloyd C. Thomas; Hotel, Joseph F. O'Connor; Em plnymtnt, C. J. Vandtvir; Good Roads and Public Utilities. Ivan Rodgers B ! F. ,T. WeiB, the Underwood man. is h'. net a visit from bis sister, who lives In the east. She will probably arrive about July fith and will accompany him on a month's trip through the Black Hills. President Bwel advised us at the regular meeting Hint the state exec utive board will make Post M I vis it this fall, the exact date to be an nounced Liter. The state division nov lias 19X7 members. The next regular moating -f Post M will be .July Hlth. POOt M WOO lionored at luc fair grounds by the appointment of Ho of i 's members as off: Mais, .lack II aw i Joe finally today. members as off; Mais, and Burt Manning. Leon, the lumber num. pre vailel upon to stay although his schedule in hundre ds of milen exist. was over had MAKE YOUR Headquarters AT THE DRAKE HOTEL I arrest in weotera NebnuikaV Excellent cuisine. Modern throughout. Free bus. On "STou.r Trip tttkt- w ith you I box of good it nd ;i late Get them at up town news stand or at depot IMCiller Eros. Hemingford Hotel Kt'tnodled a n d in tine shape. Moderate rates and Excellent service. Experienced manage ment. Give us a trial, far aaf Mrs. J. f . Knight Heauaifard. Star HKi-KN SMITH. Take your meals at the Alliance Cafe High-class cooking Reasonable rate s Open day ant. night AerciNK I'i-oim L GET A TICKET Talk Number 2 on the CHAUTAUQUA A 1 Sgfe. TICKET is what you want, if you are going to the Chautauqua. Yon will want one that will admit you to everything up to the last night. Suppose you were going off on a long journey on the train. Would you get off at every station and buy a ticket to the next stop? No. You would get one that would take you straight through. And it is the thing to do in going to the Chautauqua. It makes the cost less and it is less bother. Get your season ticket right today of one of the business men and then you will KNOW that you are going. A few years ago we thouirht it was wonderful that a newspaper could , i i j . j l ate i dc soia I or a penny; ana a Dig, tnicK mag azine for a paltry dime. But that is nothing. At this CHAUTAUQUA, you can hear some of the finest musical com panies and some of the greatest men of this age for less than twenty cents a number. That is all it costs with a season ticket. s (Copyright ) 7 flTV i V Msr '7 m 1NTERNATIO N A L CONTEST RECORDS tell the typewriter tale They prove that the UNDER WO 0D Holds Every World's Record for Speed and Accuracy 'The Machine You Will Eventually Buy" UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO;, Inc. 1621 Parnam Street Omaha, Neb. Branches in All Principal Cities BIG OOINGS AT LONDON President of France and King of England Honnob Together ( By the l'nitel PftM) lXNUON, June 27. There were further rounl of vinits arid re.eii tioM of deputations for ('resident t'oinciare of France thuM niorivnn, and then after lunch he was com pelled to .'limb into evening dres in order to accompany Kin George uiwi Queen Mary to the galu ptrform-ne-e of the International Horse Show It has not been found possi ble to include a ttatu night at the opera in the program of hi short stay, so a special performance was at ranged al the big Olyinpia enclos ure. The rctute from Hu k:n:!i nu Palace was lined with troois and cavalry escorts acccntpanitd the roy al carriages. Guards of honor were pouted at the entrance to the Olym pia, and the ' MarBeillatse" and "'God .v'ae the King" were played al'er nately The Prince of Wales, the Duke of t'onnaught, Prince Arthur, with all the other prmceis aed prill ceaaes were prese nt and the great enclosure was packed h.)urs before : he time set for the openi'lii'j event. V mounted parade of 200 officers of all nations, wearing the uniforms of ttuir rt : p t :vt DOiUltricM, was fol lowed by the internation.tl n . ii,e i tioiiis for the King Kclward VII lie' I ''up for tNM of office la. A strc.ni Krciv-h team made a strenuous ef fort to win the cup out Tilth! , Pranre having already won it Uirt. A rid ing display by 12 Prench offic-ers from the Saumur cavalry depot was a popular number. Tooilaiht. Preaident PoiiKiare re tuins the King's hotpitaUty by gi ing through Ambassador Cumboii, a banciuet h the Prewh embasfcy. The i King and Queen and other royalties i are among the gueat-s invited, aa j well as Poreign Secr-etary Sir Bd t ward Grey and prominent statesmen ; and army officials. The President's visit ends tomorrow when he will be escorted to the railway station by the King and other royaltlea, with full , military honors. MAX BLOOM COMING HERE Max Bloom, known to theatre go ers over the entire country a V af of ths? first magnitude will be sec n a( the Opera House nex.: Tues day night for one perfirmanc e. Mr- Bloom "ill appear in the Sunny Sl'de of Broadway, the- inus:'.al cciuedy 1m made Ml reputation in and has been appealing in now lor ihe pit five seasons. Mr. Blcoin is -upported by the same cast he opentd the season vv : h and it ii conside red the beax sujipcit he ever had. 7ue altractlon th'.-i st Hson h;is been p tying aiiKf laut August, h:iv ing tour I the en tire I'tr.ied S;att s frt m coasi to coact Bttides the cast there are the Original Dancing I'.ppu I, firat ttii with this show and been with them fur three seasons. The Sunny Side tf Broadway ,.nd M ix Bloom are synon ms of fun an I the Management was indeed luey to secure such a great atn i. iiou. Summer prices will be in vogue and it will take a capacity house to ! meet expenses. Crowded hxMWCf are nightly oc c urrences with the abo. e : tiow anl there i no re ison to think Alliance won't respond the same as other chits IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE