row Elk-Hart "
$850 f . o. b. Alliance
The Great
Cold Weather
Car
35" ' ' '
His fe&i .
A 20-Mile Ride In A Crow Elk-hart Proves-
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PENDING ON ROAD CONDITIONS. . ' N . .
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The Crow Elk-hart "Cloverleaf"
Roadster is the smartest 3-passenger
car of the year a revelation in new
ideas and beautiful lines!
REGARDING REPAIRS We will furnish you with repairs the same day
your.order is received and we make this guarantee we believe any business
man or banker in Alliance will tell you we will make our guarantee good :
IF WE DO NOT FURNISH YOU WITH REPAIRS THE DAY ORDER
IS RECEIVED, WE FURNISH THE REPAIRS ORDERED FREE OF
CHARGE. r
1MPOKTANT 1017 FKATURK8
Wheel Base 114 Inches. Motor 35 horse
power, 4 ! cylinders enbldc. Body full
strearollne, 5 passenger, beautifully uphol
stered Instruments on cowl. Electric
Equipment Dyncto 2 unit, 6 Tolt starting
and lighting system, Wfflard storage bat
tery. Carburetor Zenith. Ignition Con
necticut. Clutch Multiple disc, 7 plate,
Raybestos lined. Rear Aile FULL float
ing. Welght-r-2,040 pounds.
Price 9850 f. o. b. Alliance Fully Equipped
Factory Distributors for the "Panhandle" of Nebraska, Including the Counties of Banner, Box Butte, Cheyenne, Dawes, Deuel, Kimball, Morrill, Scotts Bluff and Sioux. Dealers
Wanted in Unoccupied Territory.
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COMMISSIONERS HELD
A BUSY SESSION
City Alolwod flOO to Commercial
Club as Aid in Making Bull Hur
vey itecrtve Petitions
, Aliance. Nebr., Nov. 15, 1916.
The board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman, C. L. Hashman and J.' M.
Wanek. '
H. M. Bushnell, secretary of the
Alliance commercial club, appeared
before the board and explained the
claim of the commercial club filed
against Box Butte county in the sum
of $ 100, on account of expense in
conectniou' with a soil survey of Box
Butte county, which claim, after be
ing duly considered by the board,
as allowed.
The Board of Health, consisting of
the Board of County Commissioners
and County Physician, Investigated a
complaint made by Mrs. Collins
against Mrs. Victor Thompson, but
took no action in the u atter.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until tomorrow morning. November
16, 1316.
I Alliance. Nebr.. Nov. 16, 1916.
' The board of comity commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman, C. L. llashuian and J. M.
Wanek.
P. 11. Dillon appeared before the
board nml complained of bis assess
ment for the years 18971898 and
1888. complaining that be had re
vived no notice regarding this as
sessment until the year 1915, and af
ter considering .the same the treas
urer Is instructed to accept the
amount of the principal and Interest
to the year 1900, and that assess
ment for the year 1902 In Lawn pre
cinct be cancelled on account of
same property being assessed. In
Box Butte precinct for that year.
. A committee representing the
Farmers' Agricultural Society ap
peared before the board and present
ed a petition signed by J. P. Jensen
and three hundred and eighteen oth
er taxpayers praying that said board
appropriate a sum of money for the
local support of county agent worn
In Box Butte county. Nebraska, be
ginning January 1, 1917. as provid
ed M Article- 'i 1 ; "Se'tt fd h"70","Revl bv1
Statutes of Nebraska, and after hear
ing the argument by the chairman
of the committee. In favor of the
proposition, it was taken under ad
visement by the board.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until tomorrow morning, November
1 7 1 9 1 6
Alliance. Nebr.. Nov. 17; 1916.
The board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman, C. L. Hashman and J. M.
Wanek.
C. A. Newberry appeared before
the board and aBked that adjustment
be n ade on the personal schedule of
tha Newberry Hardware Company on
account of said corporation being
taxed on Its capital stock, said cap
ital stock covering the real estate of
said corporation and deduction not
hating been made for the total value
of the real estate . assessed. The '
board being fully advised finds the!
facts as stated by Mr. Newberry to be
true, and refund s ordered for the
amount Claimed.
The treasurer Is Instructed to ac
cept the personal taxes of Dr. C. E.
Teter less $500 worth of book ac
counts as shown on his schedule, on
account of same being uncollectable.
A. S. Gerdes complained of the as
sessed value, placed on the Improve
ments on the north half and south
east quarter of Section twenty-four
(24), township twenty-seven (27),
range forty-Beven (47). and after
duly considering same It was fouud.
that the Improvements were valued
too high and refund was allowed for
$19.84.
The official bond of J. O. Donovan,
road overseer District No. 9, Wright
precinct, was examined and approv
ed. Whereupon the board adjourned
until tomorrow morning. November
18, 1916.
Alliance. Nebr., Nov. 18. 1916.
The board -of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers- present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman. C. L. Hashman and J. M.
Wanek.
The following claims were examin
ed and allowed and the clerk ordered
to draw warrants on the General
fund for their payment:
To Whom For What Amt.
E. T. Kibble, appraiser fees ,.$7.00
8. R. Burkholder, care pauper 195.45
Harrison Nursery, nurs. stock 5.00
L. A. Berry, statistics 4.00
Avel Muh'head, statistics .... 1.25
Peter Weinel, witness fees . . . 1.00
Klopp & Bartlett Co.. sup. . . . 35.00
Klopp & Bartlett Co., sup. . . . 20 5
American Fixture Co., mdse. . 6.25
Carrie Slmth, mother's pension 10.00
Unl. Pub. Co., supplies 6.66
Henry V. Oliver, meals. Jury. . 3.25
Famous Cloth. Co.. mdse, paup ' 1.10
J. S. Corp assn, salary 75.00
Hammond & Stephens, sup. .. 3.70
Nebr. Tel. Co., phones 17.05
Herald Pub. Co., printing . . . 176.00
W. H. Westover, expense .... 12125
Klopp & Bartlett Co.. sup. . . . 93.10
It. E. Knight, serv., survey. . . 9.25
LewiB Mclntyre, gen. clec. . . . 10.00
J. A. Hunter, gen. elec 10.00
L. N. Worley, gen. elec 'J 0.00
A. S. Mote, gen. elec. 10.00
H. J. Young, gen. elec 10.00
Henry J. Winten, gen. elec. .. 5.10
A. J. Eschacher,' gen. elec. ... 10.30
G. E. Zimmerman, gen. elec.. 5.10
L. E. Hood, gen. elec 5.10
Chas. Moravek, gen. elec. . . . 5.10
School Dlst. 33, gen elec 4.00
Barney llalbur. gen. elec. . . . 8.70
T. L. Hopkins, gen. clec 4'. 50
John Jelinek, gen. elec. ..... 4.50
C. G. Iodence, gen elec. 4.50
Ralph Hopkins, gen. eloc 4.50
School Dis. 60, gen. elec.
Joseph Nerud, gen. elec. .
Chas. Tlernan. gen. elec.
John Lenzen, .gen. elec
F. E. Hamblln, gen. elec.,...
Fred Crawford, gen. elec. . . .
E. M. Banks, gen. clec
Frank Caha, gen. elec. ......
Alex Mulrhead, gen. elec. ... J
Isaac Hockey, gen. elec
A. M. Miller, gen, elec. ......
C. T. Davison, gen. elec. . .
K. J. Stearns, gen. elec
J. W. Miller, gen. eloc
8. A.. Miller, gen. elec.
J. D. Emerlck, gen. elec
Geo. A. Hill. gen. elec
Floyd Trine, gen. elec
Christ Hansen, gen. elec
Walter Langford, gen. elec. . .
T. A. Green, gen. elec
J. P. Jensen, gen. elec. .....
School Dis. 29, gen. and prl. el.
Perry Malley, gen. elec
H. E. Fisher, gen. elec. i . . . .
G. 11. Hagaman, gen. elec. , . .
Frank Vaughn, gen. elec. . , .
Herman Ilehder, gen. elec. . . .
W. F. Patterson, Jr., gen. irlec
Wm. Rust, Jr., gen. elec
F. M. Nason, gen. elec. ......
Ben Ranelson. gen. elec
O. A. Davlg, gen. elec
E. J. Beach, gen. elec
N. M. Hayes, gen. elec . . 5.70
M. G. Wambaugh, gen. elec. .. 5.70
F. W. Pahlow, gen. elec 5.70
F. A. Trabert, gen. elec 17.80
W. C. Shaw, gen. elec 10.00
T. H. Barnes, gen elec 11,00
James M. Kennedy, gen. elec. 10.00
E. G. Lalng, gen. elec 10.00
A. L. Gregg, gen. elec 10.00
C. E. Marks, gen. elec 10.00
C. W. Brennan, gen. elec. ... 10.00
John O'Keefe. gen. elec 10.00
John Brenmfn, gen. elec. .... 10.00
Lincoln Lowry, gen. elec 10.00
P. H. Zobel, gen. elec 8.40
J. E. Wilson, gen; elec 6.30
J. N. Johnston, gen. elec. ... 6.30
A. R. Acheson, gen-, elec. . 6.30
L. Schlll, gen. elec . 6.30
Ferdinand N'lkont gen. elec. . 6.40
George Behner, gen. elec. ... 5.40
C. Klemke, gen. elec 10.80
Jos. Moeller, gen. elec. ..(.., 5.40
A. C. Reynolds, gen. elec. . . . 5.40
C. II. Frederick, gen. elec. . . . 8.00
St. 'Bernard's hos.. care O'Mara 30.00
Dick Curtis Assn. labor 9.50'
Forest Lbr. Co., Hera., mater. 45.70
Alliance Times, printing ... 165.10
Opal Russell, sal. and exp. . . .151.71
Alliance Com, Club, exp. soil
Lee Basye, sal. and exp,
I bushel, or rtlvlttnhl. merchantable
quantities 'of a barrel or a bushel,
shall be as follows: wheat flour, per
barrel, 196 pounds; per half barrel,
98 pounds; per quarter barrel sack,
4 8 pounds; per one-eighth barrel
sack, 24 pounds; per one-sixteenth
barrel sack, 12 pounds; corn meal,
per bushel sack, 48 pounds; per half
bushel sack, 24 pounds; per quarter
bushel sack, 12 pounds. Of the fol
lowing ' articles, per bushel:
....'. Pounds
Wheat ,. , ........... 60
Rye . 56
Indian Corn in the ear 70
Kaffir Corn , . 56
Rice Corn 56
Corn, shelled 56
Sorghum Seed 50
Ing the school longer as he-has no
funds and Is considerably obligated,
slstance financially toward. maintain-
First reports were to the effect
that Roush had taken advantage of
the students, had sold their notes
and' skipped the country. However,
he was but at Grand Island, being
called there by the death of 4 his
mother. On his return to Scotts-
bluff he conferred with members of
the commercial club and others but
! had no remedy to offer. .Roush la
unable to continue the school on his
own resources. ,11 appears that ho
has negotiated a considerable por
tion of the notes given by students
in' the college. The physical assets
of the college are said to be Incum
bered. The situation, in a way, is
Buckwheat '. 50 smu to be serious. The ScottsbluDT
Barley 48 j Commercial Club is endeavoring to
Malt . ..'32 f work out a .scheme whereby tha
Oats 32school can be continued. There are
Bran . . 20 some ninety students enrolled in the
00
50
50
50
50
50
4.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
12.20
11.20
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
6.00
13.20
6.00
6.00
10.00
9.80
6. 60
6.60
9.80
6.60
6.00
6.00
. 6.00
9.40
6.00
6.70
J, W. Guthrie, canv. board . . 9.00 Onions
H. J. Ellis, canv. board 9.0v Salt , . .
Beans
Clover Seed
Hungarian and Millet Seed
Potatoes ......
Sweet Potatoes '.
.Vil.lt, 'a ... ...
. . 229.69 Ffax Seed ......
. -. . r .. . .
HAITIST IIKVIVAI,
TO START SUNDAY
V. M Martin i hn wl . . 72 fi9 rinana 46.
fvii.,.i... ,. i tnn nn . c.-A ... - 44 in l'irg of the music and will
ci, . oa i.ia m An ni c..h . . .... H wt the choir. Rev. Martin a
xr n r.i,' - i ij on V- n.t, m. r', RaiiH ... 22 Mrs. Martin have their home In
t , tu... ..r..j ao at . ,... 4 k coin. Nebr. They have con
t ...... vi c-v k ir. AO rij t-... 33 many .successful evangelistic
ucilj .-4. ouaii, iuu. . v utiru uri . - - , . ...t i. !...
St. Matthews c
M. S. Hargraves,
J. II. Vaugha
Pauper
A. 8. Gerdes. refund 19.84
C. L. Hashman. com. ser. ... 63.00
J. M. Wanek, com. ser. . .. . 42.40
Geo. W. Duncan, co:n. ser. . . . 36.00
Whereupon the board adjourned
until December 11. 1916. .
, M. R. HARGRAVES, Clerk.
60 ! college at this time. -
60
'50
60
50
ret A series of revival meetings will
irg begin at the Baptist church In 'this
57 city Sunday, November 26, with Iter.
80S W.M. -M:irf the directing. evan-
fcellst. A. E. Calnenberger win bo
dl-
nd
Lin-
ducted
cam-
Kansas
rXrcnt lo'.OO RiS . ! ! i ! H tV'" Nebraska, Iowa, .K
es. ones MP 50.46 Gen Apple. . . . JJ "f.ff- of Rev.. Martln.
n it aon, coal, i ITnslacked Linte uiin miiu He a. de
15 Plastering Hair, unwashed 8 '80. M"'"6 '
WEKiliTS AND MEAKl'IlES
The following is the law on
weights and measures as taken from
the Nebraska statutes: i
7524. Sec. 11. WEIGHTS PER
BARREL AND PER BUSHEL.
Whenever any of the following arti
cles shall be contracted for, or sold,
or, delivered, and no special contract
or agreement shall be made to the
contrary, such sale and all computa
tions for payment or settlement
therefor shall be by weight or meas
ure. The net weight per barrel or
Dr.
depend-
n 4 man, who a recuru e iiva.it a
Plastering Hair, washed ..... ,. ....h, ih .on
a. A a o urtAulior ho la rilrtfl fll n IT MM Ot fl-
Crrol aj .orc(fu, and true to the Word."
"eel", r,6 Rev. W. E. Stone, pastor of the
Tomatoes .k,Vi n, i ritr
i j 7r',rIV.'r.V.' ' 60 Nebr., says: "I have found him a de-
5el f h " " ' 60 llltnl nan to work with. He Is a
.! i ol.-" 16 forrelul preacher because he stays
Wnkltfail ' ' " It How to the old Book, and Us meth-
Llma Beans .... . i...i rA an
Pole Beans
Spelts or Bmmer
fo ol.i nre pb.elutely safe end s.nt."
' ' , 40 Mr Mart'n came ' from (jl'uoo'.
Mil., Tiere they had an evcellent
M'OTTKHLI FF Ill'SIXF-SS
i.ieoiins. The public is cordially n-
ai urged to aUcnn tueso
COLLlXiH IX UISTItKSH Dieetlngs at the Baptist church.
The Scottsbluff Business College,
which has been conducted at Scotts
bluff for several years by C. W.
Raush. Is seemingly wrecked on the
ri fa nf flnancUl disaster. Mr. Roush '.
Hates that he can offer no real as- page la this Issue.
Clean cotton rags' wanted at The
Herald office. We pay three cent
per pound. Woolen rags not wanted.
Read the special Thanksgiving