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the ALLIANCE HERALD
JOHN W. THOMAS, Alitor
MX) YD O. THOMAS, City Editor
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TIM,IU HOW IT IIAITENKD
It ts In order, foUowtnR the usual after-election custom, for newspaper
wrltera to analyie tfce reaalta of the election and tell "how It happened."
In the next Issue of Tke Herald, we will try to point out a few Interesting
things connected wltk the election and the campaign that preceded it, from
which it may be posaiMe to draw a few lessons that may be profitably used
In future campalgM.
liOOK PLWA8ANT, PLKAHK
The person who really belleTea In government by the people ought not
to knock because disappointed In the election. One of the fundamental
principles of popular (oTernment Is the submission of the minority to the
will of the majority. When there has been an honest election, following
an approximately fair campaign, we should give earnest support to the suc
cessful candidates wb were not onr first choice for office as well as to those
who were. A spirit of patriotism will cause defeated candidates and their
friends to take the reavlt of elections cheerfully.
ALLIANCE DID WELL
The Herald Is prd of the position that Alliance and Box Dutte county
took on the equal suffrage amendment. The more one studies this propo
sition the more firm If he becomes convinced that It is a progressive meas
ure, and for this reaaM It Is a pleasure to note that one's own town and
county does not lag In4ilnd In the procession that Is marching on to adopt It
sooner or later.
According to the unofficial returns published In this Issue, the suffrage
carried in Alliance and Box Ilutte county by a majority of 160 voteB, but
the unofficial returns do not all agree. According to another report the
majority roaches 20t r more. It Is evident that the official retruns, which
will be publinhed In The Herald next week, will at lenst show a majority,
and no doubt a fairly large majority In proportion to the total vote of the
county.
GHADRQH NORMAL NOTES
Chsdron, Nebr.. Nov. 4 The sen
ior cIhbb observed & very lute.rostlng
liinnuape loHHon Friday. The room
was decorated with Jack-o'-lanterns
and witches and the children recited
Hallowe'en poems.
Meetlnpu were helJ by members
of the various cluM.m and ollu-r or
ganizations hint Friday for the pur
pose of deciding on the nature of
their exhibit for the circus, Novem
ber 13.
Basketball Is now being discussed
among the girls, and It Is hoped that
practice will start next week. There
la no reason why we should not be
able to have two or three good teams
this year.
Beatrice Schenck in in (J race hos
pital, Kansas City, where she has un
dergone an operation. At last re
port she was doing nicely, a fact her
many friends among students and
faculty are very glad to hear.
A social that was to be given on
November 6 at the Congregational
church was changed to November 3,
so that students who are planning to
go home during the vacation will be
able to attend.
The fifth grade geography class
have made a special atudy of coffee.
Study wus made of its cultivation,
preparation for market, etc. Stories
were then written about coffee. Miss
Smith has charge of the class.
The llfth and sixth grades had a
Hallowe'en party Friday afternoon.
The girls of the room did the decor
ating and the boys furnished the
JacK-o'-lanterns. Hallowe'en stories
which the pupils had written in the
language classes were read.
The members of the Becond year
bookkeeping class are beginning
their intercommunication business
practice this week. This comprises
correspondence work with students
of other schools. A lively interest
la this work Is being manifested.
The Boys and Girls Club in Mrs.
Hustln's room presented a Hallowe'
en program Friday afternoon. The
decorations were appropriate for the
season. Jack-o'-lanterns, witches,
owls and black cat. The progra r.
consisted of witch poems from Whit
'tier ami pictures with a maple lan
tern.
j The ohiRHes of 'Ifl and '17 have
I reserved seats for chapel and these
sections, in addition to the one fef
: ected by the class of '15, Include
' most of the seat ing space of the cha
pel. To the under classmen, they
have left only the front rows and an
occasional chair placed in the side
alslo.
Miss Delzell and Mrs. Hunt In are
attending the state teachers associa
tion at Omaha the first week in Nov
ember. Their rooms will be in
charge of the practice teachers lur
lm their absence. Miss Helzell will
be fcone one week, and Mrs. Rustln
will be absent two weeks vislthiv; in
L.ncoln and Otu.ha schools.
Don't forget the fun you had at
l.t.at year's circus, and bring your
friends alon;? tc. join the students In
an evening of merriment. The stunts
put on and lie good things to eat
will far excel those of last year. Re
member the date, and keep it open
for the circus, November 13.
PREACHED ON
SAFETY FIRST
Sermon PreAched by Ilakernfleld lMv
ln Wan Head at Alliance Safe
ty Meeting nil Oct. 2tli
Card of Thanktt
To my friends and voters of Box
Butte county:
I extenn my sincere thanks for the
success of my re-election for County
Treasurer. Respectfully yours,
E. M. MARTIN.
Can! of Thank
To the many friends and voters of
Box Butte county who assisted in my
I re-election : I wish to extend to you
my sincere thanks.
CALVI NHASIIMAN.
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank my many friends
for their loyal support during my
campaign for the office of sheriff of
Box Butte county and desire to say
that I greatly appreciate their as
sistance. CAL COX.
OLD HICKORY CHIPS
Gen. French not only wants to
fight the battles but to write them up
afterward.
Col. Roosevelt's newest feat of po
litical rough riding la of course a
' success.
The "Safety First" meeting of the
Alliance division of the Burlington
was held In Alliance Wednesday, Oc
tober 28. At this meeting a sermon
preached on September 27 by Rev.
James R. West, at Bakersfleld, Calif.,
was read. Rev. West is pastor of
the Fir Tnptlst church at BakerB
fleld and lit "Sal- y 1 .rst" srevlce
was attei !". by L. ilreds of wor
shippers. Rev. V : ild I: part:
Front tune back when this "Safe
ty First" movement was brought to
my attention It has Interested me
greatly and since I have come to
know more about It, it interests me
more still. At the bottom it stands
for this principle: Life is of more
value than money or property, or
anything else, and the first consider
ation should not be money, should
not be pleasure, should not be prof
It, but "safety" to life and limb.
Now that principle is a safe physical
principle and it is an equally good
and safe moral and spiritual princi
ple. ThlB movement for safety, like
Topsy, Just "growed", and now it is
so great that It Is the slogan of every
up-to-date railroad and steamship
company In the land. It is the slo
gan of every great city In the land
that is spending time and dollars for
sanitation to clear the rivers of In
fectious diseases. It. is the slogan of
every up-to-date concern where ma
chinery is involved and where hum
an life and safety is concerned.
One' Company's Record
I have been delighted and surpris
ed to see how much in earnest the
railroad company and some of these
other concerns are for the safety of
their employes, and the safety of the
public. In the promotion of safety
It is interesting to me to note that
the companies have suggestions
lorid the line of safety, and that the
Southern Pacific in the year lit 1.3
had 2607 Just such suggestions. To
show you how it has grown, in the
year 1914 there were 4013 sugges
tions turned in. I have a whole
book of safety suggestions that are
printed and distributed among riai-
road employes. You can see from
this, expending as the Southern Pa
cific dots, for example, as much as
00 every day for the promotion of
safety, that they are tremendously
In earnest, about this matter and the
safety of their employes and safety
of the public. Now don't you think
that inasmuch as they are doing this
we should give them our co-openi-tion?
A CroMdim Suggestion
Now let's see, this crossing busi
ness. An observation in ivia anow-
ed that 69 per cent of the people
coming to crossings looked neither
to the right nor left; that 2.7 per
cent looked in only one direction and
that 27 per cent looked In both direc
tions, and still a little bit lower fig
ures for horse drawn vehicles; and
only 3! people out of 1000 stopped,
and looked and listened in order to
be certain. Whenever I come up to
a railroad and I hope I am prepar
ed to die I alwaya try to think of
three things. One is that the train
cannot go around me; that they
would have to install a side track
for It to get around me, but I can
get around the train because I am
blessed with an automatic running
gear that is more adjustable than
the train. The train, I always re
member, has to stick to the track,
and I don't have to stick to the
track. And I don't want to be mash
ed on the track either, and I am not
going to be If I keep my senses. Then
I always try to remember that a train
is u great big affair and that It takes
it some time to get under way and
Bome time to stop. But when I
come against an emergency signal it
is astonishing how quickly I can
stop.
SURPRISES MANY IN ALLIANCE
The QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Adler-l-ka, the remedy which be
came famous by curing appendicitis,
is surprising Alliance people. Many
have found that this simple remedy
drains so much foul matter from the
system that A SINGLE DOSE re
lieves constipation, soiir stomach and
gas on the stomach almost IMMEDI
ATELY. Adler-i-ka is the most thor
ouch bowel cleanser ever sold. H.
Thlele, Druggist.
adv-nov 5-4 089
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advertisement Inserted to run until
forbidden must be stopped by written
order.
FOR SALT? fix lots and seven-room
house with windmill and out-buildings,
In liuncan'a Addition, l'rice, 11200 cash.
Address A. K. Judson, Hall Hotel, I)en
ver. Colo. 46-2t-4144
WAtfTrcn aiTt'ATiow
WORK WANTKI) Man and wife
it.) Kti'nriv work on rnnrh. "nM 840.
NELSON J. L -RANGER
as Hans Hanson with the Hans Hansen Co.
PHELAN Ol'KRA HOUSE Thursday Nov. 12
PRICES 25-50-75
FUIl 9ALK LANDS
Homestead Land
In Moffat Co.. Colo. Ideal conditions.
Send 25c for descriptive circular.
JltKKN & OWNKNS CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY. Craig, Colo.
4149-oct2!-2tt
KOR SALE or TRADK for Box Butte
County property or live stock: QAarter
section or nne rarmlng land nine miles
from county seat town. Texas County.
Oklahoma. Address Box 1165. Alli
ance, Nebr.
2-9t-4037f
LAND TO Til A OK
T have 160 acres. 3V4 miles from Bay
ard, under the Tri-Stnte canal, to trade
or linx Ilutte county land.
J. C. McCOUKLE. Alliance. Nebr.
12-tf-3276
KO II S A 1,10 J I St JILL A lOOl'S
FOR SALE One Maxwell automor
1!I. In bi'Ht condition. Made for dur
ability. Just the machine you wont
for service. At a bargain. Price $325.
M. 8. Shull, Central Cafe.
ST. MATTHKWS ClirKCH
Sunday, Kovemlier 8
7:30 a. m. Holy Communion.
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon.
Subjects: Morning, "The Ameri
can King": evening. "The Judge."
Mondays and Wednesdays. Roys
Club, at 7:30.
Wednesday. Guild at 2:30.
Thursday, Bazaar opens at 2:30.
Supper from 5:30.
Dean A. Thorold Eller, Rector
Don't Delay Treating Your Cough
A slight cough often becomes, r-
ious. Lungs get congested. Bronchial
Tubes fill with mucous. Your vital
ity Is reduced. You need Dr. Bell's
I'ine-Tar-Honey. It soothes your ir
ritated air passages, loosens mucous
and makes your system resist Colds
Give the Baby and Children Dr. Bella
I'ine-Tar-Honey. It s guaranteed to
help them. Only 25c, at your drug
Kiat.
48-41-4029
NOTICE
Lunette Rockey Saving left wj
bed and board, I will not be respon
sible for debts contracted by her.
CAUL ROCKEY.
4187-48-2t
HKI.P WANTKI) MAI.K
Wanted Traveler: Ak- 27 to f.ft. Ex-
)t-rlc!u-e utiiiiLi KHury. Salary, i-o.nmls-
ion and -xp line allow-fine- to right
a;m. .1. K. McJIrady, Chicago.
U-4I24I
Ofllce Safe for siilo. Good size: cheap.
. I-'. I-'aiu-hi-r, at pool hull, 200 linx
-mo v.-.. r.tfmt
FOR SALE OR KENT Six room
linuni'. All new bath uxlurea. Cnod lo
cation. Phone 515 or 80. A. L. Gregg.
1tf40K2
FOR SAL.10 Six mares and three
colts for sale cheap. Inquire of Simon
Snrv AU'nnee N-br 44tf
FOR SAL.K Flourishing restaurant
and bakery business in prosperous
town of 5,000 people. (Small amount of
cash will handle the deal. Present own
er has been in business seven years.
Kstablished. Paying, good profit. In
vestigate. Address pox 3996. care Her
ald, Alliance, Nebr.
41tfS!Htfi
Rowan & Wright, coal, wood
posts. Phone 71.
and
SF.K Mils. FO.V for Halm of Figs and
Live and Let L.ive.
4H.4t-40fi3$
Tborobtcd saddle horse for sale
cheap. I'hone 340 or call at The Her
ald nfflec. l(!4-tf-4410
FOIl It KMT IIOtK9
FOR RKNT A large house. Can be
arranged for two fumiiius. See George
Hills or call phone 165.
FOR RKNT ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS for renTinTr?-
vale residence. Phone 454.
if""
FURNISHF.l) ROOMS With or with
out meals. One room suitable for stud
ents or working girls for light house-
Keeping. Also nam for rent. 40H
Sweetwater. Phone 176.
4t4t-45-1t
FOR KENT BLSINKSS PROPERTY
FOR UKNT. BUSINKSS LOCATION
Two rooms In The Herald Building on
Ilox Dutte Avenue. Fine location for
email buainesa. Rent reasonable. Light,
clean. I'hone 340 or call at The Herald
office. 4fitf4128
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
I make a specialty of developing
Alms and printing first-class pictures
from them. Have a high class camera
and outfit and will take pictures at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone Black 451.
J4tf3S60 JORDAN ROBINSON.
MISCELLAW KOITS
Plan Tvnlng
In Alliance two weeka prepared to tak
care of all work. Phone 352.
novl-2t
Minora Not Allowed
Minors are not allowed in the Mis
sion Pool Hall. Curry & Mappa, Pro
ii'1"'"" 7-tf-4in
WANTED Washing
hour Pbnne 179.
to do
by the
1t$
Money to loan on real estate.
tf V. K. REDDISH.
Rowan & Wright, coal, wood
posts. Phone 71.
and
SiOO IlKWARD
for best motion picture plots by ama
teurs. Not a school. Particulars for
stamp. Photoplay Bureau, Fulton, Mo.
4X-lt-41X
Rowan & Wright,
posts. Phone 71.
coal, wood and
Regular Da sees Friday Night
I have started giving dancea at the
Gadsby Hall every Friday evening. In
struction In dancing la given from 8:30
to 9:30 o'clock. Dancing starts at 9:30
o'clock and lasta until 12. Orchestra
in attendance. MRS. J. T. WIKER.
4Stf4064
Serial No. 016779.
Notice for lnlilletloi Isolated Tract
PUBLIC LAND SALIC
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Olfice at Alliance, Nebr., Oct. 8. 1914.
NOT1CK is hereby given that, as di
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land OIHce, under provisions
of Acta of Congress approved June 27,
190H (34 Statu., 617), and March 2.
1907 (34 Stain.. 1224), pursuant to the
application of John Dougherty, Serial
No. 01C779. we will offer at public sale,
to the highest bidder, but at not less
than $3.0(1 per acre, at 9 o'clock a. in.,
on the fcth day of December next, at
this office, the following tract of land:
S 8I3.; Si, SW4 of Section 24. T.
23 N.. It. 45 W.. 6th P. M.
Any persons claiming adversely the
&bove-de.-ribed land are advised to file
their claim, or oljectlons. on or be
fore the time designated for sale.
W. W. WOOD. Register.
H. J. F.LL1S, Receiver.
47-7t-fHS-41V7
Nolle to Kon-lteaildrot Defendant
The defendant. Globe Investment
Company, will lake notica that on the
lit Ui day of August, 1914. Granville M.
Burns, tho plaintiff, filed hia petition
In the District Court of Box Butte
County. Nebraska, against it, the aaid.
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BAKING POWDER
amiiwmmmtaatmamanwmn ,ti t I in ill isms i limMMOHI in i in wi
We are Exclusive Agents In Alliance for
O O I
... COAL ...
The Coal that always gives Absolute Satisfaction
WE ALSO SELL
Ice, Feed, Gas, Coal OH
and Lubricating Oil
J. H. VAUGHN & SON
213 Ilox Ilutte Ave.
Phone 5.
National
Canned Goods Week
Novembar 2-7
Buy Your
Canned Goods at
Mallery's '
Fire Sale
The appearance of the goods is slightly
damaged by smoke
Bring your pocketbook and see how much
we can save you
flallery Grocery Company
Special Engagement
OPERA HOUSE
AN ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
Jas. T. MeAlpla'a Great Swedish Comedy Drama
HANS HANSON
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURSDAY, NOV. 12
A Superb Band and Orchestra
rot of Special tl Flo Special Seeaery
ONCH SEEN. NEVER FOllGOTTEN
5 iti at Halsten's Prices 25c, 50c, 75c
defendant, the object and prayer of
which 1m to have declared paid and sat
isfied of record a certain indenture of ;
mortgage dated epteniDer zutn,
for the sum of $460.00. due in 6 years
after date, and recorded on the Jllh
day of September, IS8H. in Book 8, at
pake 304. of the mortKaife records of
said county of Box Butte, said mort
gage helm; on Lots One (1) and Two
(2) , and the South half Northeast
Quarter (S1 NIC) of Sectiou Three
(3) , Township Twenty-six (20), North
of Range Fifty (B0). West of the 6th
Principal Meridian. Box Butte County,
State of Nebraska; also that the title
to said premises be quieted in the
plaintiff against said defendant and
that said defendant and its grantees
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
I offer for sale at a reasonable prloe
uard Cord Touriaa; Car la ttrst rlsJM
eoodltlosi. Completely equipped.
WARD B. NORTON
be excluded from all interest thernia.
You are required to answer aaid pe
tition on or before the 14th day of De
cember, 1914.
Dated November Znd, A. D.. 1911.
GRANVILLE M. BURNS.
48-6t-622-4m l'lauitiff.
