ALLIANCE HERALD, MARCH ft, 1917
8000 R0A0S BILL
TO BECOME LAW
n House I IVtr'iilitiVw
fUMxl IUI1 W'mIihwiI'h by
I lie Majority
Linrotn. March 21 House Roll
known us the federal good roans
I. passed third reading Wednesday
linn In too Nehrasiia House oi
entatlves with a strong niajor-
.r p favor of It. Seventy-two vot
d for the bill, eighteen against, with
ten Absent and not voting. The bill
will eiperlenee little difficulty in the
it and will undoubtedly become
Ml
poultry clubs will be organlied to en
courage egg production to offset high
prices. In these a pupil can get
sehool credit for raising one or more
hatches of chicks.
In either project, complete records
must bo kept of all work done and
material bought or product sold, and
a story written to tell about it. Al
together this furnishes a good solu
tion of the vacation problem for the
boys and girls.
Cream Puffs on Fridays and Tues
days at F. F. Stephens Bakery.
8170-16-tf
upuiMnpnnn ncP'T
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Olds were Al
liance visitors Tuesday.
Robert Oraham Is able to be out
again after a couple of weeks III-
neBS with la grippe.
Chas. Shilling of Edgemont visit
ed friends In town for a few days
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kenner return
ed to their home at Alliance last
Thursday after a week's visit at the
Rupert Walker home.
Donald Pierce was quite sick the
flrBt of the week.
Leo R. May was an east-bound
jresentattve Thomas of Alll-
1b voting for the bill, made the
ring explanation: "Mr. Speaker,
j featc had petitions from my dls-ntfa-t
both for and against this bill.
iMUeve this to be the most Import
al bill before the legislature this
n, with the exception of the
Ibttlon bill. I understand that
counties will receive an equitable
of the funds appropriated for
roadn and that we will be ai
red to use the money on dirt
1 do not believe that the
-faci.ieiH who petitioned against this
- jail fully understand It and when I
usoe one of our leading farmer member.-
here, Jacob Sasa of Sarpy coun
Ay. speak so strongly for the bill I
Mlevw that others will agree with
gJe when they fully understand it.
' mm endeavoring to represent west-
Nebraska here and I know tnat
greatest handicap Is poor roads,
every dollar we have paid to the
- rsral government we will get back
i i JO. I vote aya,"
House Roll 1, providing for a new
.vhi wing for the state capltol bulld
og, passed the house with seventy
'tea for dlt, twenty-five against, and
ve absent and not voting. Thls'bill
a Introduced by Representative
Ksehniond of DouglaB. The plan is
build the new capitol building by
. cHtrtiona, one wing to be constructed
luring the next two years.
Mouse Roll 253, by Representative
Tkomas, providing that a majority
r the voters in cities of the second
um may carry an election for city
sler plant, was passed on third
ndlng by the senate by a vote of
31 to 0, after being amended there
a. read a three-fifths majority in fa
im The bill will now go to the
governor for his signature.
ffhe newspaper men of the pres
ort legislature are sending out a re-fl.K-Kt
to their fellow publishers to
f t all the publicity they can in this
site Issue of their valuable papers
sr the annual banquet of the Ne
(ns ka legislative league.
This affair is to be held next Tues
f i evening at the Lincoln auditor
ial and it promises to be the great-
aver. Secretary Henry Richmond
. id Senator John M. Tanner Senat-
m Hammond, Dennis Crontn, Lloyd
Thomas and other newspapermen in
die present legislature are pushing
tha am. cements vigorously.
- The nrouiam is not yet completed.
Ml It now seems certain that Chief
3 watte A. M. Morrlssey or the au
Aiwi court will preside uud that
txw loaat list will Include the most!
ritiiK wits of Lha state Who ever
-Asjoaged to the legislature.
The State University band, Prof
:eorse Condra's moving pictures
je cabaret stunts and Home other
"taior" local stuff will occupy tn
fWitlng. Hundreds of inquiries an
.ur.ady pouring in.
Clear Away the Waste
Bowel regularity is the secret of
good health, bright eyes, clear com
plexions, and Dr. King's New Life
Pills are a mild and gentle laxative
t l,i,t Knmiln t i . t- t 1 1 . r n n1 r I 1
i lilt i 11-s.mni v.-o i iiT7 vtrio uuu v- . A A 0 ,
lieves the congealed Intestine, by re- " i "Eft
moving the accumulated wastes
without griping. Take a pill before
retiring and that heavy head, that
dull spring fever feeling disappears.
Get Dr. King's New Life Pills at your
druggist, 2 5c.
Adv 3
JUDGES ANO CLERKS
OF ELECTION'NMO
Mayor Afoliits Members of City
I' If ' I Ion Hoard to Serve at
Election on April 8
John Warn was attending to bus
iness matters In Alliance the first of
the week.
Miss Devona Dickinson visited
ith her mother over Saturday at
Alliance.
Misses Pauline Dowd and O'Neil
visited with friends In Alliance from
Saturday until Sunday afternoon.
R. E. Wood came up from Antioch
Sunday and visited with his folks un
til Monday.
Mrs. Chris Hansen returned from
Alliance Sunday where she had been
taking treatment at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Michael were
called to this place Sunday on ac
count of the serious illness of Mr.
Michael's father.
Isaac Rockey and wife departed
.Indues and clerks of election to me latter pan oi tne woes, ior i.tays-
prv, nt th nltv oWtlnn TnonHnv Vllle, I'S., for a few llionms VISIT
Anrll 3 hitve hnen annolnted hv wim incnns anu relatives, me prm
' 1 1 : 0 . i : .... i l. ... A I
Mflvor RomlK. as follows: cpai oojcci oi me visit w turn nuie
Kind Ward I ' awenti me Kuiuen weuuui
Tnrlirt.il a s MntA Mnnnii Wrlrht of Mrs. Rockey's oldest' l ister
and H. J. Young. Clerks-Harold memoen. oi me nnwu cir-
Snvder and Herbert Butler. de desire to thank all who patron-
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Sivf iitifi Wtirtl lizea ineir psinu y snie ;ihi in uy. nejr
ludgesR. N. McCool, T. D. Rob- reanzea a neai mue Hum irom iue
erts and J. E. Whaley. Clerks
(leorge Snyder and K. J. Stern.
Third Ward
Judges John Brennan, W.
Swan and Ed Henry. Clerks T
Surprise and C. E. Sward.
Fourth Ward
Judges J. L Nicolai, T.
Barnes and L Moxon. Clerks
O. Barnes and Percy Cogswell.
H.
A.
H.
W.
CHK KKNS HATCHED TO ORDER
Kegs furnished with the order will
be hatched for 4s each
chicken. Telephone 917
A. Clark. 16-U-8190
SKIHI.KH M.I.I.IV.
COMES OFF Tl ICSDAY
Goddelib Seldler has Hold his farm
three mlleB east of Alliance and has
decided to move to town nnd so will
hold a closing out sale Tuesday,
sale.
Geo. Wiltsey is moving his stock
of groceries and dry goods into the
new quarters one door south of the
Olds drug store, where he will be
glad to meet all his friends and cus
tomers.
Owing to the severe blizzard Fri
day no school was held.
Misses Alberta and Ruth Phillips
are both down in bed with measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Nicholson and
Ktta Michael came down from Craw-
for each ford Sunday to be In attendance at
Mrs. F. the bedside of their father, Philip
Michael, Sr.
Word reaches here to the effect
that Mrs. Elliott Is doing nicely. Mrs.
Klliott underwent a very serious c?
eratlon at the St. Joseph hospital at
Alliance last Thursday and is report
ed ns doing fine, a fact we are ulad
to note.
Mrs. T. L. Hopkins, Sr., and two
youngest children left the latter part
BOVaSBTUEvxBl
JJ ITJ
KMskv
Guaranteed
Woolens
Fast Dyes
The two things hardest
to obtain in your clothing at the present
time.
We are fortunate enough to be in a position to
supply you with both, at very reasonable prices.
All of the newest novelties tailored in any of
the new one-button styles for young men and men
who want to stay young, and more conservative
styles as well.
See us at our new location, 210 Box Butte Ave.
Keep-U-Neat " Course
ROY B. BURNS, Proprietor
Same Phone 133
E2 m
March 27. The sale starts immed
ately after the free lunch at alertnl j- wppk fof few mon(h8 vl8
DOllB. VUI. OUlBUjr ID IUU uwj i"l. ,, ,1 h.nin in llhln
will cry the sale, and judging by his
past stunts, he ought to make som
sale of it. There are 4 3 head of cat
tle listed, 7 head of horses and a nice
lot of farm machinery. The adver
tisement on another upge of this is
The little daughter of Rev. York
Is recovering quite rapidly from her
injuries received from falling down
stairs about a week ago.
Frank Elliott and daughters Jes
sie and Leila were bet ween-t rains
sue of the Herald gives a complete vi9,tor8 ln Ai,iance Sunday.
list. It will pay you to attend this
nale if you are in the market.
Office supplies at The Herald of
flee. Phone 340.
t'OPSEY
PAYS fUH),000
FOR MINERAL LEASES
Dr. H. A. Copsey has purchased a
thirty-year lease on some four hun
Miss Dessle Grimes visited in Al
liance Sunday.
Dr. McEuen was called to the uy-
ron rosket no me in moux couni;
last Thursday. The condition of the
roads was such that he wan obliged
to make the trip with the mail car
rler. They reached the Mrs. E
Jofinson home Thursday night sever
al miles short of their destination,
ELECT TWO MEMBERS
OF SCHOOL BOARD
dred. acres of mineral leases and not withstanding the nuzzara r nuuj
inkoB rrnm Frank Pnlmr The con-lthev readied the Fosket home, when
Hideration is said to have been ISO.- they found Geo. Fosket sick with
000. The land in questlo.i is loeat- measles. They made the return trip
d four milnH east of Antioch and Is Saturday and we are informed that
Un,,i ii ill th Piilmer lake One it took the teams to get
ih-rsMN f Mrs. i. A. MsJtari '
I. stem- Hxplr Th Are
QaudtdMtes for Re-elts tion
Two members of the school board
v to be elected Tuesday. April 3,
date of the regular city election
Tim terms of both Mrs. J. A. Mollery
4i. I K. J. Stern expire and it is n e
ir to elect to till the vacant ies.
Hoth Mrs. Mallery and Mr. Stern
mmm en nilidat cs for re-election and
Ui ir petitions are now at a number
f places about town where those
sr' desire to sign may ftnd thein.
ilea of the petitions may be found
st Fleming's news stand and cigar
tore. at Miller Brothers' news Stand
USUI ciuar store, at Thielv's drug and
veliy Store, and at Holaten's drug
sysj 1 Jewelrv -tore.
STUDENTS TO COMBAT
HIGH COST OF LIVING
as
thousand shares of Nebraska Potash
Oomnanv stock was Included in the
! deal,
HOYS' HANOI Ef AT THE
DRAKE HOTEL TOHKJHT
them
through the snow back to town.
Shorty Homer has disposed or nis
well drilling outfit to Duck Lyman
Philin Michael. Sr., passed ironi
this life Monday, March 19, at 10:30
nVWk nt his home in this city. Mr
Mi. hsiel had suffered ror several
rhM Riivh' ltanouet. the annual af-lvears from stomach trouble, his con
fair iiivcn bv the Alliance onimer- .lition not becoming aiarininn unut
rial Club, will be held tonight at the boUt four weeks ago, when ne was
nr..k.. hnil Purtlcular attention i- . ,u..,, to the hosnltal in Alliance
Ml1d tn the chance in place. The where it was found that medical aid
hist announcements stated that the Wll(. of no vall. He was orougm io
. .i.l.l tin I.. .1.1 :it the onera Ikla hm,. h..ro two Weeks alio, since
1 ' " - l mo V - - ..... -
hmm.. hut later arrangements were when he has gradually urown weak
mini., foi the securing of the lirake r ,,t times his suffering seeming oe
hotel, which will be more satlafac-1 y0nd the power of human endurance
iah it it hiiivel The ladies of Km ka iri nil with heroic fortitude
ihu iiuntiHt nhniwh have charge Of I All thai kind and loving hearts and
th wiln of the banauet. n,..,liril skill could do was done bu
a n nMBtlonall tine oroaram I in no nnrnoae and deatn reuevea mm
k.a i,., MMtt it nd it will be one nf hi mifferliiK. Philip Michael was
,.f iiit,.r..ui not m Hue to tne novs n i ,1,. the nr.it seiners in tins hjuh
i ih.. men who acionnuiiiv the boys tv Honored and respected ny an
Than will he music snecial stunts, who knew him. a man whom all were
besides a number of talks. Robert proud to call friend. He leaves
i i ii.. ... i . i , I , 1 1 1 ..I i'Ii nil .in sl at e I i , i , , , i it vi- ifp three sons and six
...mini will Hiieuk Dean S lliain i1iktM tn nioui'll the loss oi .1 tie
i'.,,. ok.a will ,lllvii' ii talk ...i... i hiiabiiiid and father. To the
v i ..ii .'ill. ' "... ........ .vuivri,
TkaM will he talks bv two of the sorrowing family we extend oui
Mark sehool hovs dwenesl sviunat hies. Hinerai serv-
r. .. .ii.. tli Iwivw' hiiiiniiHt is vnn helil Wednesday HI 1
fl.oO. which admits the elder and o'clock from Hie M
i the boy Those who have not yet ducted by Rev. (
purchased tickets but who intend to
go to the ba liquet tonight may pur
chase tickets at the Commercial Club
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TELEPHONE
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Classified
THREE-FOUR-OUGHT
R A L D
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Advertising
Five Cents Per Lint Count Six Words to a Line
No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 15c
If We do not claim that the raerw
WANTED-
T Hunt the buyer who wants to
buy and the seller who wants to
sell through these columns, then
your deal is two-thirds closed.
1 No salesmanship is required un
der these circumstances and
salesmanship costs money mairy
times the cost of a want ad.
Tl Got that.
w tool Children to IUum- (iartlciis
Again This tmmmm win
Heeeive School Credit
I'ht school i.uptls will lake a hand offices. This is an anair where the
UMI the high coal of living this , men pay for the banquet nd eat h
HSjMf by raising gardens. Much man brings a boy with him. If he
IT .rtw, was ihoVn in this work last! chances to be the proud father of a
m turner, a
E church.
11. Burleigh
con-
hXm, SALE FARMS
"FOR s Well-improved farm.
NWy Sec. I, Twp. 24, Range 47.
H.-7t-8162 N. A. KRENEK.
FOR SALE 1080 acres twelve
miles west and four mileB south of
Alliance. Would sell 640 acres of
this. Write owner, H. Dainton.
Bart let t, Iowa.
8083-13-7t
OlT SALE Ranch within ten
miles of Alianlce 1900 acres, in
cluding some farm land suitable for
alfalfa. Will sell part interest or
whole ranch. A bargain and a moii-ey-uiaker.
Address Box 7823. care
Alliance Herald 50-tf-7823
INFORMATION WANTED
ALUANOB TEAM WINS
OKI1ATE WITH BRIDOMPORT
well and good, and if he
. I it in Hnnut that thin ill-' lOV OT DOVS
V j a t i k. ri latlitAi i . . i . than
(. esi will trow. As an illustration ; oes not cmmbb mat ' "
ol the proht the pupils make.
the
e rai-.- p'.tfit per hundred square
feet last summer was $1. On the
same bails that an acre would yield
profit of $435.60, which is not at
ui. bad.
Th'j pupils enroll for garden work
u for school work, and receive
school credit on the same basis. Lo
ral leaders and teachers, acting un
ler the direction of the University
Extension service, have supervision
to Insure systematic work and good
Instruction. The movement la well
deserving of encouragement and sup
sort, for: (1) It keeps the young
sters at home. (2) It is pleasant and
srotttable. (S) It furnishes the fam
Hy fresh and canned vegetables. (4)
It utilizes lots that would otherwise
grow up to weeds. (6) It is under
ttte supervision of the University Ex
tension service, and school credit Is
allowed. Prises and buttons are
. tn add interest.
it is fitting and nioper to bring a boy-
belonging to some one else but the
thing to do is to bring a boy tonight.
Typewriter ribbons of all kinds
The Herald carries the largest stoc
In Alliance at all times. Phone 34('
WHITE DIAMOND DEHORNIN43
PENCIL POM SALE BY W. E.
Cl'TTH. ALLIANCE
Every mutII will dehorn lift)
head, from IO days to 10 mouth
old, fur one dollar.
A forfeit of Ave dollars fur any
calf It faiU to dehorn CU and
get one at the Fairmont Cream
station. Sent by mall, prepaid,
upon receipt of price.
The Judges BBVY the Alliance high
school debating team a unanimous
decision over the Bridgeport team af
ter listeninii to the first of the series
of debates held here Friday evening
The question was. ' Kesoivea, nw
the Monroe doctrine should be aban
doned " The local team maintained
the affirmative. The team consisien
of Homer Barnes, Oral Harvy and
Corlnne Mollring. The juage were
Rev. McDougatl of Bridgeport, it. J
Young of Alliance, and John woou
ward of Lincoln.
TO THE VOTERS OF ALLIANCE
I expect my campaign for mayor
nf vnnr Htv to be clean, open ami
above reproach. If defeated. 1 shall
ncent the verdict without comment
i i,.i...i i ahull exercise my best
ludmant in Kivlng you a business
like administration. I shall practice
Bconomv but not to the extent that
It will be a detriment to the require
ments and un-bulldtng or tue cuy
mv aim will h. to work in harmony
with the legitimate Interests of Alli
ance and community to the Denem
of all.
Upon this platform I solicit your
w E. ROC8EY
JOHN BARRY, information de
sired as to his whereabouts, also as
o his son Ueorge Barry. John Bar-
ry is now ;t years oi ase, wua u iu
coiiiotive engineer for the UurimgiOii
n the 90's, and resided at Alliance
and Sheridan. Wyo. Please address
Wsa. B. Bates. Court House, Mimie-
iiiioIls. Minn. 15-ut-81bl
Party wishing to rent
2 or 3 f urnished rooms
for light housekeeping with water
light and heat. If you have any
such rooms inquire at the Herald of
fice. 2t-7892
FuItINIJShT)
ED ROOMS The Herald has fre
quent calls for rooms, both furnish
ed and unfurnished. In most in
stances this office is able to rent your
rooms for you before your classified
advertisement appears. If you have
something to rent, list It with the
Herald without delay.
FOR KENT ROOMS
RoVmsI1?!? CheT
nne Avenue, Alliance, Nebraska.
4-tf-7682
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Old newspapers ln
five cent and ten cent bundles at the
Herald office.
TO TRADE Will trade a cream
ery doing a good business; an eight-
room house, all clear; and a garage;
for an improved farm cloBe to town.
Address Box F1 5, Woodbine. Iowa.
8169-15-3t
for ixciTaofTor trade:
Ten acres truck or bean land, south
for cows or young stock
have you?
E. E. SMITH P O Box 1046.
16-UI18172 Alliance
use of want ads will produce pros
perity. II But it seems more than a coinci
dence that most prosperous peo
ple are quick to recognize the val
ue of classified advertising.
1 Let us ' supply your wants
through these columns.
W ANTED TO PCRCHASK
BORROWED
ATLAS OF BOX BUTTE COUNTY
Will the party who borrowed the
Herald's Atlas of Box Butte Countr
kindly return the same at once?
WANTED TO BUY CATTLE
7TTlLEWArTEl In
the market for cattle of every kind
and will buy In quantities of one car
load or more. If you have cattle to
sell, we want them. Feaglns Realty
Company, Alliance, Nebraska. Phone
199. 8109-11 -tf
SALESMAN WANTED
FOB SALE TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE AT EXECUTOR'S
SALE Lots five and six in Diocx
Six, Wyoming addition to City of Al
liance. Inquire of L. A. Berry
room 9. Rumer block, Alliance
Phone 9. 8138-13-tf
WATEliOTBADE
VANTED TO TRADE A paying
feed store ln Alliance, Nebraska, sell
ing grain, hay, coal, etc. lxtures
included. Will trade ror smau rancu.
liqulre at Herald office for partlcul-
FOR SALE Everbearing straw
berry plants either Superb or Pro
gressive 200 for 11.75. Shade trees,
two to five feet high. $1.00 per 100.
WICKHAM BERRY FARM.
Salem, Nebraska
8176-16-3t-Pd
Lubricating oil. grease, special-
Or, what . ties, paint. Part or whole time
Commission basis until ability estab
lished. Permanent position and wldw
field when qualified if desired. Man
with rig preferred. Deliveries from
Omaha station.
RIVERSIDE REFININ'J CO
Cleveland, Ohio
8175-16-3t-$
ars
8129-18 tf.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS FOR SALE A second
band roadster and a second-hand
Ferd touring car for sale cheap. In
iulre at the Sturgeon garage.
6I-tf-7S4l
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
M3NEYT02)Aloir
county land and ranches ln the sand
hills. No delay ln making the loan.
We inspect our lands and lurnisn
the money at once. J. c. Mceoraie,
Nebraska Land t'ompany, Alliance,
Nebraska. l-tf-6554
FURNITURE MOVED
MOVE FURNITURE SAFELY
We have equipped our dray wag-j
ons and auto truck with the latest j
appliances for moving furniture
without marring or scratching or do
Ukg damage. Up-to-date wagon pads
will be used by us on all moving !
Jobs. JOHN R. SNYDER. Phone 16 .
37-tf-550 i
AUTOMOBILE PAINT
PAINT YOUR OWN AUTO- For
3 I will send you enough of my high
gloss enamel to paint your car. Im
possible to streak or leave brush
marks. Anyone can apply. It will
make your car look like new, and
you be the Judge. If not satisfied, I
will gladly refund your money. J. C
MILLION. v58 Columbine St., Den
ver. Colo. 16-t!-8180
Legal Blanks for
Sale at This Office