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ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA I THURSDAY, JUNE 5, IUI3
NUMBER 26
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hln Wan! -ie't to alve bin new
Konl ii iliorouab try-out on the trip.
rio ;n probably to rli cotiKbiurr.
Hiivina tbara in the faraboao, ami
Ibaaoa to MoOraw in the ararMob,
to r.'lliHln there till Monday, when
Ihei will ninke the ntiirti trip.
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h due new Mulrk "4tl" auto, pur-
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BISHOP BEECHER INJURED
Rl Rav. (leorafi A. Ileeeher, blah
H of the Kearney rlloreae of the
Prutaataal Kplaeopal 4-hurrh, wm
bailly rut In the fare In Omaha last
TiielM. when th wind ahield of
an automobile in which he was riulna
waa amaahed by a rope atratched a
rima the sti..t by men felling a
larae ahnde I re.'
II.' waa hurritd tn a hoapltal, wher
It waa a nn on to e.l that hla Injuries
wiiilil luolinliU not proe serlouK. al
'hnuah hla eyen norrowly escaped be
Ina damaacil
Kery M rlml preparation la riaht
or we will make it rlaht. We know
what It contains and we are peraon
ally intereated in ita in im t.n t nr.
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la will hold memorial aravicea next
Hundny The member of the lode,
their fandllea and frienda, will meet
al Ih hall at two o'clock Sunday af
ternoon After a abort aervlc .on
veyanre will take them to Oreen
wimmI cemetery, where the grove of
ile eaaed in. nib. ra will be decoratd
and aervlce held. Rev. Y. A. Wo
ten will make a abort talk aa a part
f the pro rain
Members of the local lodge who
are burled In the cemetery are
Floyd Wataon. who died April 28,
IM. John II Wataoa. April 27,
IMat. Harmon II Kraxler, July 4,
ltd; Arthur t'hllaoa. ItfT; J. P.
Wetnel. lune 14. Itlt; and Nelaon
r'IM.her. He. emher II. IHMI.
W. riiomaa. who haa !een
vbtMtan) with ftlcmlH in OhmIih for
a few weeks, and attending the mua
i al fevllval there, haa returned to
Allktnce aad la holding down a poal
tl. n at The Herald office.
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Mls Vlargaret Hell went to Lin
ola on Hnadav for a vacation tthe
will van that section t the state
for a short time
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i (leo Young.
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turned I a nhjbt from Heaver, drlv
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Edited by "Doc" Bates Copeland.
UHKN r, Melgium, June I. -Oeor-gea
Cnriientler, the French heavy
weight pugilist, won the heavyweight
championship of Kuroie today by
kno. klng out Homlmrdler Wells, the
llritlah champion, In the fourth round
mm-. Carpentlcr hlm-
Bpla s,',r ' "k 1 '"'
a i ount of nine In
I at aj UM first round
and wan aent to
tX tba fliMn aaln
I in the s.vonil.
- In the third
.. round the French-
I U m u n discovered
the weak stom
.ii Ii of Bombardier, and, showering
blown In tb midsection, crumpled up
the Kngllshman. He ended the fight
with a right hand punch to the solar
plexus just before the end of the
roan h.
The bout was scheduled for twen
ty rounds. Carpentler Is a light
In .ivy weight who only recently was
in idillc weight champion of Kurope
and previous lo that welterweight
Cbampioa of Frarye. The Kngllsh
(InMl had a considerable advantage in
welgbt and height.
Ii will be remembered that Wells
made two invasions to this country
to cop the heavyweight championship
his first try-out being with Al J'alzer,
being defeated by knockout. His
second trip was a duplicate of the
flrat experience, meeting "Gunboat"
Smith with the same result By
hla defeat from the handn of Carpen
tler, a middleweight I, murks him
out of the running. Since the death
of Luther McOarty, it leaveB the
white heaviee In quite a muddle to
know who is who. Cunboot Smith Is
claiming the honor but 1 don't be
lieve him capable of mailing good.
Kastern match makers are trying to
hook him up with Jim Flynn. In case
tby are matched for ten rounds or
b.iter I would choose Flynn to win.
St. Agnes Academy Hyannie
Academy: Harris .lb, Wright If,
O K. ere L'h, Vinton cr. Kurnn aa, R.
White p, Vaughn lb, Huechnenst'n
rf. Roan c.
Hyannis Motion 3b, Hauey c, A.
Hosnian lb, Flaherty p. eonroy s..
Howard 2b, Johnson If, Rock cf. R.
Hoene rf.
St Agnes Academy played the Hy
annis boys at the hitter's grounds on
last Friday, defeating them by the
score or 10 to X. It was a bard
fought game with excellent work by
the Academy, battery White and
Ross as Hyannls haa a reputation
as a hard hitting team. Moat of the
ring wan In the early part of the
game In the last hair of the ninth
witli II minis having runners on sec
ond third and two down ahortstop
Hurna saved the day by pulling down
a line drive with the bare hand, the
feature play of the game The boys
came heme Saturday with flying col
ors I'be wine clyik-, cn.saed bats with
the lather spenders with the result
Ui.it the mixers took the chin tick
I. ra Into camp to the tune of 2 to 1
or bettor. The bartenders now..
great form while the barbers were
i. mi. i n i. am work In fact, both
teams are very lame since the gauie.
Fred Hill broke up the game in the
fourth inning hitting a line drive to
center wIim h landed in the "Hush
oil
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1Kb
made a pretty "scoop" in the last
inning which saved the game for the
cork pullers. It waw a clone shave
at that, hut the barbers aay "just
wait till tho 'next' game and we'll
trim them.
The Alliance Junior team played
the M. reii Juniors Sunday at the lat
ter's grounds with a final result of
nine to five In favor of Alliance.
The Alliance Cuba challenge the
world. Now- bring on your clubs.
Manager Slaughter ha his team in
perfect trim and all they want la
OA.MES and he doesn't bar and team.
Two important trades have taken
P'ace in the major leagues In the
past week tn the nationals New York
traded their old relief pitcher Loot
Amor and fielder Josh Devore to
Cincinnati In exchnnge for pitcher
Fromnie, It looks as though Joe Tink
er gets the best of .the deal. Am
piKhed bin first game Tuesday alttra
joining Tinker against Brooklyn, beat
ing them 1 to 0 and holding Brook
lyn to three hita. Not bo bad for
an old relief pitcher.
In the American . Frank Chance
of the New Yorks traded to Chicago
White Sox the best first baseman
in base ball for Zelder and Morton,
both, infielders. Chan e Is gradually
building up his team with young play
ers by trades. He will make a club
out of the Yankees but it will take
time. Wouldn't it be a great change
for Hal Chase after being with the
cellar team so many years to step
right into a world series. Can't tell,
those Sox are a great teams, and
Chase is a great strength to htem.
Topekn Western has secured
Pitcher Clarence Mitchell from Prov
idence Kastern. Mitchell is tho one
that was on the Alliance team four
years ago, going to Red Cloud state
leage from there to Hetrolt and to
Providence, R. I. He should do good
work for Topekn
FUN IN A CABARET
Big preparations for this interesting
Alliance event
PLAN ON ATTENDING
The sixty Alliance young people
who are gons to render the home
talent play, "Fun in a Cabaret", un
der the diicttlon of Harry H. Will
iam, who so successfully produced
"Th Whirl O" the Town" n couple
of years ago, are working night and
day tind Alliance people will be
mightily surprised ulien the enjoy
this interesting play at the Phelan
Opera House next weuk.
The play in a jolly, musical one, of
the kind that always drawn and holds
a big crowd. The songs are new and
catchy and the whole play has a
swing that atarta you out with your
mouth wide open and ends up with
a half-dozen buttona gone off your
vest. Hon't you remember how you
laughed until the tears ran down
your cheeks during "The Whirl o'
the Town"? Thin ia aimiliar. only
a little better, (let a ticket for your
self, the wife, and little Jimmy, and
Molly and sister Ann. They'll all en
Joy it
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IT PAYS TO AOVBHTlSC
Ha Cleaned up the Bases
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Zediker Freed
F.rwin Zediker, who was arre.stexl
the laat of the week, charged with
lrobbing the Diamond pool ball, was
not bound over by Justice Schlupp
at the preliminary hearing but was
released at the close of the hearing
Tuesday afternoon, Justice Schlupp
finding that there was not enough
evidence shown to bind him over to
the district court.
The hearing started Monday even
ing in Justice Schlupp'a court room
in the ' .MtCorkle bloc k, and was at
tended by (iiitt a crowd. A number
of witnesses were heard for both
sides. The prosecution endeavored
to show that certain coins were those
w in. h had been found In the posses
sicn of Zediker and were the identi
i al olns which had been stolen from
the pool hall. The whereabouts of
the gun and watch which were stolen
have not been discovered. The pros
bcaticn also endeavored to iOiow
that a button had been torn from
Zedik. r's coat and left on the win
dow sill, proving that he had enured
by the window.
Witnesses for the defense testified
i bat Zediker had been elsew here at
the time Hie robbery waa alleged to
have been committed and showed
that he waa a collector of old coins
and that he had a large number of
them at his home.
Attorney J. L. Westover represent
ed the slate and attorneys Boyd and
Ml t. the defendant
League Elects Officers
The Kpworth League held a meet
ii.g June !rd, HH.'I at the M K.
church for the purpose of electing
orrictra for the following six months
The following officers w. re elect
ed Caae. K. La Mon. president;
Paul W. Thomas, first vice prea ;
sun. lie Kibble, second vice pies ;
Mav Graham, third vice pres ; Mary
Baker, fourth vice pres.; W H. Iji
Mon, secretary; Merrill Chaffee,
treasurer; Tresa Vandervoori. organ
ist. ( has. Spsrht. choirister; Law
I, n. e Me, k bead usher
Miss Mary Baker and Mr Merrill
naff war elected as delegates to
attend the Dual District convention
to Ue held at t'hadron, Nebr , June
17 to Hi, inr;
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BAPTIST CHURCH
10.00 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. in caching by Rev. F.
C. Barrett of (Irand Island Subject,
"A True Friend."
8:00 p. m. Preaching by Rev Mar
rett. Subject. "Sin Its Own Pay mas
ter."
7:00 p.m. M. Y. P. II.
Prayer meeting and choir prnetlc
every Thursday, 8:00 p. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
10:00 a. in Sunday School Graded
Bible Classes
Children's Day will be observed
next Sunday at the Methodist church
beginning at 10:30 a.- m . at the
close of Sunday school, which will
be in session only thirty minutes.
Any parents having children to be
baptized al that time, kindly inform
the pastor beforehand If possible, by
phone or otherwise.
Box Butte Ave. and 7th St.
Ject. "The Rowan! of Service." 1
Cor. 15: fK.
7:00 p.m. Young people's Epworth
Ixnue meeting.
8:00 p'. tn. Public worship.
Prayer. Bible study and social
hour. Wednesday evening at 8:00
The doors of thta church are open
to all people at all services. A cor
dial and home welcome extended to
all to worship witli us, if you have
no other church home In the city.
Olin S. Baker, Paator
Phone 90
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10:00 a.m. Sabbath School.
11:00 a. m. Public worship. Sub
ject, "The I'nevangelijed of Our
Day."
7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
8:00 p. m. Public worship, lie
ginning with Sabbath, June 8th, tho
pastor will preach a aerie of Sab
bath evening sermons from the
lives of the Apostles. The subject
will be as follows:
June s, Simon Peter.
June 15, Andrew.
June 22, Jamea, the son of Zebe
dte. June 18, John, the beloved dis i
pie.
July 6. Philip.
July lo. The four obscure apostles
July 30, Thomas.
July 27, Matthew.
Aug. 3, i 1 1 las Isrartot.
A cordial invitation is tended to
tin readers of The Herald who do
net attend church elsewhere in the
city. Strangers welcome.
Rev. J. B. Brown, Pastor
Phone 710
U. P. CHURCH
10:00 a. m. Sabbath school.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
10:00 a. m. Bible school.
11:00 a. m. Special service. A
special sermon on "The Importance
of Children's Day."
7:00 p. m. Christian Kndeavor.
8:00 p. ra. Special service. "A
Mothers' Service." Front seats re
served for all mothers. Prizes will
be awarded to the following: (1)
Oldest mother present; 12) Youngest
mother present: ft) Mother with
youngest baby present. The . hoir
and orchestra will furnish four spe
cial numbers during the day. A wel
come to all.
8:00 p. m., Wednesday, prayer meet
ing.
A friendly invitation extended to
you.
Prank Allan Woten. Minister
Phona 752
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MATTHEW'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
7:34) a. in. Service.
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Service.
8:00 p. m. Service.
All seats free. Welcome to all.
Geo. G. Ware, Dean
Phona Black 419
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTI8T
Sabbath school at the residence of
Mrs. Pllkington every Saturday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. John Pllkington, Supt.
IMMANUEL GERMAN EVAN
GELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Corner Yellowstone Ave. and 7th St
German services every Sunday at
10:30 a. m., unless otherwise an
nounced. Knglisli services next Sunday at
In ',0 a. m. Everybody cordially in
v ited
English services about everv three
weeks upon announcement, and even
ing services upon announcement.
Everybody welcome.
Titus Lang, Pastor, 703 Niobrara Ave
Phone Red 339
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
City fathers met Tuesday evening
for he transaclon of official
Business
TO IMPROVE STREET LIGHTING
The regular meeting of the city
council was held at the city hall on
Tuesday evening. A good crowd
wan present In the council chamber.
All councllmen were present.
It was decided to grant the right
to give concessions on the streets to
the entertainment committee, they
to grant the licenses for the conven
tion, and to receive the receipts
therefrom. It waa voted to collect
In the -future for water ued at the
fair grounds. The council donated
the sum of $25 to the band for the
month of June. Thl amount will be
paid to the band for the two succeed
ing months, in return for which the
band la to give street concerts Sat
urday evenings.
Rev. J. M. Brown spoke in regard
to the Sunday clos'tig ordinance An
ordinance has linen drawn up in ac
eoidnii.e with a motion carried at
the last meeting, prohibiting Sunday
amusements, but it could not be lo
cated at the meeting and the matter
was carried over.
T. J. Threlkeld presented bill for
fumigating work, $i'7 of which was
allowed. Mr. Threlkeld refused to
take this amount for the work, stat
ing Unit it would not pay for the ma
terials used, and demanded the re
turn of his bill, stating that he wan
going to sue the city for the amount
of the hill.
Councilman Komlg brought up the
question of a light for the corner of
ith and Missouri Avenue. Mayor
Rodgers spoke regarding a light
near first and Niobrara. On motion
street llghta were ordered Installed
at both points M E. Grebe brought
up the question of lights around the
high school and Academy. On mo
tion thin was referred to the com
mittee on lights.
Reports of city officers and hills
allowed will be published in the next
issue.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Nl'olai have re
turned from n visit with friends at
Gothenburg. They also took In the
big shooting tournament at North
Platte.
PURCHASE NEW AUTOS
F. E; Holsten, F. W. Harris- -mid.
W. E. Spencer have received their
new Imperial automobiles, the three
making a carload. These cars are
of fine appearance, luxurious and
easy running.
SUPERINTENDENT DOW ARRIVES
C. A. Dow, newly elected superin
tendent of the city water, light and
power department, arrived Saturday
and took charge of the department
on the first. Mr. Dow brought his
family and they are now located at
508 Big Horn avenue. 8upt. Dow ia
a man of wide experience and The
Herald bellevea that the city fathers
made a wise selection in getting him
for the position.
SHOWER FOR MISS DUNCAN
Mrs. H. P. Toohey gave a mlseel-
laneous shower Saturday evening
for Mlsa Edna Duncan, in honor of
her approaching marriage. The show
er waa a suprUe to M Duncan. A
delightful three-courae luncheon was
served. Those present were Misses
Edna and Mabel Duncan, Dorothy
Hoag, Maude Spa ht, Margaret Bell.
Alice Carlson, Mettdames Harry Thio
ls, Bates Copeland, Jack Berry, Jack
Ward, Geo. D. Darling and H. P.
Toohey.
ENOS EXTENDED VISIT
OMAHA AND DAYTON
PICTURES AT THE EMPRESS
The Empress was crowdtd to the
street last evening by people want
ing to see the . Omaha tornado and
Dayton flood pictures 22O0 feet of
films covering these interesting
sight were shown They revealed
a scene of wreckage hard to describe
Harry Dubuque haa shown great en
terprise in securing these features
for his Alliance patrons.
Mrs. Frank L.i!hro4 of Boston end
ed an extended visit in Box Butte
county laM night when she boarded
42 tb start on her return Hip. She
haa been in tkil part of tb west v
er sin- last Novtiuber and hss had
a fine visit with relatives .and with
friends She is a sister or Am
broise and Albert Hadley and an aunt
of Mrs. John R. Iawrence. If
CARD OF THANKS
To. the numbers of the firt depart
ment who so kindly and thoughtfully
d. i oral, d the grave of Danny Moral
I wish to exprtse my heartfelt
t hanks.
MRS. D. MOHAN.
Mrs. Geo A. Whte received a
telegram Wednesday morning stating
that her brother, who is living at
Nam pa, Idaho, was seriously ill and
usking her lo come at once. She left
Hist uight. Mr Wltte accompanied
her as far as Sidney, returning this
noon.
NOTICE
TO DRIVERS AND OWNERS OF
AUTOMOBILES. You are hereby
notified that the city marshals have
instructions from the mayor and the
council to arrest and prosecute any
one who violates the state law gov
erning motor vehicles on the public
highways and streets of the city. No
violation or the speed limit will be
permitted and both haad and tall
lights must be lighted between sunset
and sunrise Hated this June 3, '13.
J I) RM BRICK,
Clerk of the City or Alliance. Nebr.
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