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Companion.
We have two principal candidate
tor president, and two principal can
didates for governor. Of the pres
idential candidates, for an etccutlve
office, one ha executive eiperlence
extending to the third term, the other
has had legislative experience only.
We are reminded of the servant girl
who thoueht ahe couid play IBS
piano, although ahe had admitted
that she had never tried. We do not
doubt her ability to do work of equal
merit, but If we needed a miiBlctan,
should prefer one already in practice
a an actual performer. We recall
Also, while we are mentioning music
ian, a man wh said. No I canoot
perform well In regular muaic, but 1
can do trick playing to the limit."
Do we desire "trick playing as a
substitute for the real thing? If we
do, we know where to look for It. On
the other hand, it Is reasonable to
expect the musician who has won
two hearty encores at ' the old, up
right piano, to know where to begin
with the new three-cornered Slein
way. We cannot compare the twrf candi
dates for governor so. Doth have
acted, one twice as much as the
other. Governor McKelvie is foung
r and nrettler than Mr. Morehead.
and has seemed successful with the
operation of the cabinet system of
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HOT SPRINGS CLINIC
Hot Springs South Dakota
ANNOUNCEMENT
Stephenson & O'Bannon
4t-
wuuoui u. lue governor, mentioned
ni in.t relntiv ly small number of
releases from the penltentlarv m-lT
the present administration. Tarotes,
furloughs and pardons are not of a
character to be ulr1 n rdy h
their number. One Hartley case or
a Bushee blunder weighs more In lh'
scale thsn the paroling of fifty morlt
lor less trustworthy trus'les, even If
some of them have to be brought
I back. These systems of release were
'devised to be used, and it Is more to
j the aovernor's credit to use them
'skillfully than to be afraid of them,
or to boast of the shortness of his
. list. Ord Journal.
Doe This Mean You.
There was a merchant who was In
competition with himself. He bought
what his trade required, sold his
merchandise at a fair profit, told the
truth in his public announcements,
rendered service even in the de'ail of
delivery, organized his organization
Into a family of coworkers, watched
the markets for the latest, was lib
eral In bis work and sincere In hie
civic pride, was always friendly and
fair. Strange to say, his competi
tors called him all the names in the
category of criticism.
But the public liked him and liked
to trade with him. He prospered
Irrespective of his carping competi
tors. No! - A man is not In competition
with his competitors. He should be
a competitor of bis own better self
then he will win Just as sure as wax
candles have wicks Just as sure as
a wild goose never laid a tame egg
Just as sure as the date on -a three
menths' note. Briscoe News. .
Adding to the Danger.
Men who are so situated that they
can control output and prices of cer
tain commodities are adding to the
tires of unreBt, BoIshevlHiii or what
ever the condition is called, if they
do not see the handwriting on the
wall. Reductlou in the prices of
many commodities were due to he
Important fact that demand suddenly
fell off. Many commodities entering
into the daily consumption of the
people, however, are still being bar
tered at prices reminiscent of tli-:
war, with no reusonabie excuse for
the briguudK6. Business men who
are using their energies to prevent
a fall in prices, merely because they
are not satisfied, with a reasonable
profit, are storing up trouble for
themselves In the day to come. The
temper of the American people Is
something to be reckoned with. Far
seeing men realize that we cannot do
away with the spirit or unrest unless
every man has a square deal. Ne
braska City Press.
THE NEW
Scientific Surereon
We wish to take this opportunity of thanking the many
patrons who in the past months have seen fit to giro us a
share of their patronage. It has been beyond our expectations
and we want at this time to show our appreciation for it
Owing to recent change in the ownership of the firm of
Stephenson & O'Bannon and the straightening up of accounts
incident thereto, we respectfully demand that all persons in
debted to the above firm make speedy arrangments for settle
ment. This will materially assist us in bringing the joint busi
ness of the concent to a satisfactory close.
Miss Beatrice Wes'ovcr was able
to start to school Monday morning.
She has recovered rapidly from the
effects of a broken collarbone.
Ellsworth Ash and his mother
were in from the rsnch Monday,
Mrs. Krlckbaum stopped off Mon
day (o visit her daughter, Lydla, at
the Standard plant. She was on her
way to Ant loch to visit relatives, and
left for that clly Tuesday.
II. Drunson returned the. latter
part of the week from Wyoming,
where he has been, the past few
weeks.
Carl Miller returned to the ranch
MonVay morning after a visit wltii
his family here.
A few from here attended the
dance at Antioch Friday night.
Lee Wells came over from Paw
lette after a load of freight for the
Cox ranch the first of the week.
Walter Kiee left for Oregon Mon
day, where he will take up a home
stead. R. C. Drunson was In from the
Star ranch Tuesday.
A number from here attended the
show at Antioch Saturday night.
They were: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Morris, Misses Ryan. Plcksley, Bell
Welbllng, Endrew Strick. Walter Nel
son, Wllber Warrens, Mr. Comus. It
seems a pity that some one doesn't
come here and start a picture show.
Walter Tyler was in from his
home In the country Tuesday morn
ing. This part of the country wss vU
lted by a cold rain Monday evoni.'.ij
Members of the ladle' a'l weic
serving at the church Wednesday.
Jan. en McCulick drov-i In from
his home southeast of twen Monday,
, Mis. Emelia Black went to Alli
ance Monday afternoon.
- Genevieve and Louise Goodrich
returned from a visit at Alliance
Monday. ,
W. Richardson of the Hord Pot
ash company is in town looking after
company business.
Frank DeFrance was in from th-i
ranch Tuesday.
A bunch of young folks turned out
Sunday night to serenade the wewly
weds, Mr. and Mrs. Powell. They
were politely Informed, ho we under
stand, that Sunday was the , Lord's
day, and to wait until another 'Inn,
so they waited until Monday night
antiques returned tuiu after making
enough noise to suit most anyone,
were treated to cigars and candy.
Frank Cody and children were in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred Hudson and children
returned to Alliance the first o' the
week after a visit with relatives at
Lakeside.
Mrs. Frank McGlnnis entertained
the ladles' kensington club at her
home Thursday.
Mrs. Alva Ryland had the. misfor
tune to run a needle in her foot one
day last week and was reported on
the sick list as a result of a slight
operation to remove a piece broken
off In her foot. -.
Grover Cameron was'ln from the
ranch Wednesday.
Lee Watson returned from Alli
ance Wednesday morning with a
bunch of men to work at the Stan
dard plant.
!
They may be able to keep the cam
paign of the editors free from mud
throwing because the paste will be
handler.
t am the democratic candidate for
the office of county commissioner
from district No. 1. If elected, I
pledge you my best efforts In pro
moting good .voada In all ports of
Box Butte county, and promise
faithful and efficient service.
J03EFH DUHON.
p Marsland. Nb.
' ilF the Standard .
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ml) ill PG0P-I "Wlio ' W
II I demand flavor, M W J
I .Hiad. Quality and i 1
11 1 ill Satisfaction. :. I I
yHI fii!ii I Known evenrwhete-Bwjit t'; IbI
vw ""V by the case for your Koma JfI
I wm Anheuser-Busch 1 I
m$ j ' StvLouis Jm - j,
Vi'sttoticotdiarfy invited M
pjp to inspect our plam yr
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Let us Put a Case in Your Home
We Deliver to Any Part of the City
Wm, King Company
Distributors Alliance,' Nebr.
To the business man, retail or wholesale; to the manufacturer; to the commis
sion man; to the trucking company, the Ford Model T One Ton Truck makes
an irresistible appeal because it has in its chassis all the merits of the original
Ford car; the wonderful Ford Model T Motor, the dependable Vanadium steet
chassis, and the manganese bronze worm-drive. A strongly built truck that
serves satisfactorily and lasts in service If these statements were not true,
the demand for Ford Trucks wouldn't be so constantly on the increase. We
will be pleased to take your order for one or more Ford Trucks, will see that you
get reasonably prompt delivery, and will give you an after service that insures
the constant service of the Truck. But don't wait too long. Get your order
in promptly.
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May Allison's hopp of reiipf from j
breath-taking s'unts ench as chnr-
acterlzed her more recent pictures
airplane driving, speeding In auto
mobiles and the like wllfd when
her director for "The Marriage of
William Ashe," Edward Sloman, ex
plained to her that the worst was in
the near offing.
THE UNIVEBSAL CAI2
Coursey &
CT3rro z
4
"if you really could drown partuf
It would make for realism. D
go too far. you understand. Miss
lison. you know "
"Don't worry. I'm that way ab
drowlng, I hope. I can take It
leave it."
3. W. RnhorU nf Mil Qnrlnr. T
In Alliance Thursday. I
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Miller
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