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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1918)
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, MAY 9, 1918 Exchanges M M.llltoits WART WAB AT KIMIIM I Kimball QhttrVtf i Two men were .more " kM bent en "l Clifford lH8t Tuemlny evening and hb i result Chnrles Hnlsej- wan ronitelled to conic to town for repairs. It seenm that Hals.y and .lohn Urines Have Jiad .some bad llio.t for some time jiast The mix.', I at tiifford Tues day evenltm and Hikup is paid to have tm.m!1 nnnli worst of the Kit p. Blgga then wont to the honM of Dep uty Sheriff oiville Phillips and order- ,i iiir arret) of Ralsaj Whw Phil lip! salted HalM) to Bo with him he resisted A fOw" tap ooi Hie head with t'c but! of the sheriffs Six shooter mail.' li i m easily brought in. Dr. liolph att tided tii till wounds. llalM-y ttfttcd that the reason he restated arrest was because he had pi fed guilty and paid a line amount ing to about $;i to Justice of the Pi ace (Jifford. o PLRAD QfTlLTl Tt) HAPTA PAl'fillTKIt Broken How Republican (leorge Kdwards, who was brought before the ounty court some two weeks ago and oound over to the district court on a charge of "rape on his own daugh ter," plead Kuilty in the district court the first of the week and Judge llos tetler scntenred him to from three to fifteen years In the penitentiary at hard labor, lie was taken immedi ately to Lancaster. It will be remem bered the day after he was arrested he was given some liberties about the court house and he 0l away and went to Seneca where he was captur ed and brengh! back to this city. o K 1 1 I I i . ItATTI.KSNAKKS WITH DYNAMITE Seottsbluff Herald: John Phillip son wr.s in th ecity today to get a li cense from Judge Schenck to use dy namite in blasting a rattlesnake den. which he says is situated near his place, five miles south of Melbeta. John says he killed 1 54 full grown rattlers at that place last spring and also 18 last fall. He is now planning to blow up the den and exterminate the reptiles. The killing of rattlesnakes In dens has been reported at numerous other times in the past, but we have beard of none as late as this. There is a den in the vicinity of Wild Cat moun tain, in Banner county, where the snakes have been killed in large numbers, years ago, and another den is known to exist some twelve miles northeast of this city, where formerly hundreds of snakes were killed yearly. This is the lirst time that we ever heard of the den south of Melbeta, and it is the first time we ever heard of the dynamite process of elimina tion, but we can readily see that the WHEN IN OMAHA VISIT THE "Omaha's Fun Centre rent Nw ho Etr MUsk MUSICAL FXTRAVA8ANZA ClMn. CIsmi MmMmnA Erybdf Oom; Ask AboS. LsOlIS DIME MATINEE DAILY OONT GO HOME SAYING DIDN'T VISIT THE QAYETY SS-O-ME Sl: Iboodies I swM " the kind W that m-c-l-t J-i ' rtBHnnli'lf'i in your JL "TWflHS mouth JQPMftfhJfti' light, SaSBSsi fluffv.tender J cakes, biscuits .uui doughnuts that just keep you hanging SEfa 'round the pantry all made with JSP CALUMET ffi BAKING POWDER K H Y- a sr.v o when you bey it. rf f K You sve when you use it. rfl H Calumet contains only such ingredient as have been ARK JJB approved officially by ihe BHR fr U. S. Food Authorities. SHb WL IflTUCGT QUALITY HI a9 "sfc. iAh use of this explosive will b of (treat Illy in KetttnK at the reptiles and of permanently dispoanm of the dons whi'i-cln they are S,Ct ustotned So at!i- r during the fall ind where they spend the winter I t Hot OK Al l I N I DtHTtttl I roi It l I'AAK Chadron Journal On the 19th of April .suit was filed In the district rOUrt, Dawes county, by l.loyd VV. I. onuneckor. of Ohama, auainst Hob- it HOOd, of this CltJTi In his petition f.onnnecker claims to have been em ployed by Mr. Hood about November BO, 1917. to watch his wife. He was id be paid $10 per day and all ex penses. He claims to have been In the employ of Mr. Hood until V ! runry 20, 191. when Mr. Mood dls- ont inued his services. Lonmteknr'i total Mil li 4.oi7.47 Of which he states Mr. Hooil, lias paid II, TOt. He states thnl he was to have $.',,000 additional as a bonus in case he was IPOCOHfUl m finding Mrs. Hood in any mil conduct. He stated tnat he was unable to find any lilis COOdUCl on the pari of Mrs Hood or o li 1 1 ' i her in any compromisintr po- iii ion. DIUfuLtlfa FDR oil. in MlitNKY DUTRIOT Sidney TeleKraph: The indications now from geological survey are that this city and miles up and down the valley lie over lakes of oil. Heal work has bemin ami machinery is be InK unloaded to lie-in the lirst well shaft in this county The point of op erations is twelve miles up Sidney draw a little west of south of Bron son. Twenty-two thousand acres have been leased there by oil men and they are puttinK their own money into the venture. If they succeed there, wells will spring up all over the county in all likelihood and those who have sentiment and art in their soul will be doomed to see black oil fields and work trucks where now a lovely pros pect of emerald fields and pleasant homes beautify the landscape We have more present troubles to WOTT7 about, however, with the war on hands, so we will not worry ex cept to hope their oil strike will bring a tlock of gushers on every quarter section in the valley o NEW OH. STKi rn UK (THAR NKIlltASKA LINK KdKemont Express: Reports are Coming in daily concerning another oil structure in this Immediate vicin ity. Several geologists have been on (he structure and made a thoro ex amination of It and all report that It looks most favorable anil their opin ion is, that when drilled, the pros pecta are that oil b, stun k at a lepth of from 300 to 600 feet. We ore informed that arrangements have been made for th eplaclug of i stan dard rig on the ptruct ore tit once by a larse compa-.y proving the field. Should they strike oil in paviiiK qualities the little village of Dewey will spring Into prominence as an oil c 'liter, as the structure is only it few miles from that place. Among those having the 'oil fever' we now put Lewis Harrow's name. Oil men are inspecting his land and In all probabilities oil will be found la large quantities. IIKYKNNK COUNTY KAKMKIl KII.I.KD ItY HIS Tit ACTOR Sidney Telegraph: The distressing news comes with meager details of the killing of William Westphalen under his tractor. He lived on the Oscar Walsh place, twelve miles southwest. Word was brought that he was found cut to pieces by the plows, but the towering engine stood above Inn stock still when found. He had evidently made a misstep ami fell boiieath the plows, being dragged a distance of perhaps 100 feet, as his cap was found about that distance to the rear of where the tractor had stopped. IVP30VF.D UMP0IM IM7rATI05flL SUNMSuM Lesson (By iiev. p. Tea. her of Moody Blnta (Copyright. 11H, B. VITZWATBR. D. D.. Knu Rh BiBlS In the Instli'ite of Chicago.) Waatrrn N. rpip,.r t'nlon. t OTI K Foil ITIlI.lt ATION Deaprtment of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Alliance, Ne braska, April 4, 1918. Notice is hereby given that F. Worth .lones. of Auxiliary Remount Depot, Camp Funston, Kansas, who, on October 10th, 1914. made hum. stead entry, serial, No. 016,981, for west half of section 14, township 21 north, range 47 west of 6th P. Merid ian. 'has filed notice of intention to LESSON FOR MAY 12 JESUS FACES THE CROSS. UM0ON TKXT-Mai U M 32-52 QOLDEN TEXT Ha humbtei Himself, ind liecntnp nhedletr auto death, even :he df-ath of the Ci M PMUppllUM 2:1 QRVOTtONAL READING toalan 42:1- ADDITIONAL MATERIAL KOR TRACHERfl HatUMv :-!; Luk H make final three-year proor. to estab-1 Prry BeaKle. of Alliance. Nebr. lish claim to the land above descrlb- Joseph Covalt. or Alliance. Nebr ed, before Captain Howard C. Gale. Henry Sagemuller. of Alliance. Ne detaenment commander .it ( amp hraska I'unston. Kansas, on the It til day of, . . riifCKVa May 1918. and the testinmnv of th. 1 J- u witnpsses will be taken before the 88 50-894-5t-19 Register. register and receiver of the United States land office, Alliance. Nebraska,1 OLD HAGS are worth SEVEN (7) Br??fi V ,1918 CENTS a pound, clean, of course, at Claimant names as witnesses: Roy Coats, of Broadwater, Nebr THK HKItAI.D office. PRIMARY TOPIC- Jesus snd the blind ieiiar. ' i SSi IN MAT K III i I PitlMAIlY AND .!' Klt.SK of good el hth thee Mark 10:4:' JUNIOR AND T IPIC Jesus tearhr Mirk 10:4-52 MIOR MEMORY ei . rise, He oal INTERMEDIATE how N) he Kreat. DRINK HOT TEA FOR A BAD COLD Get a -in.il 1 package of Hamburg Hi.M-t Tea, or as the German folks rail it. "Hamburger Brust Thee," at any phatmary. Take a tahlespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it. pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time during the day or before retiring. It is the moat effect ive way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores of the akin, relieving congestion. A No loosens the bowels, thus driving a cold from the system. Try it the next time you suffer from a cold or the grip. It is inexpensiv and entirely vegetable, therefore sat and harmless. HUB BACKACHE AND LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT Rub Pain and Stiffness away with a small bottle of old honest St. Jacobs Oil When your back is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a 26 cent bottle of old, honest "St Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a little in your hand and rub it right into the pain or ache, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness and lame ness is gone. Don't stay crippled! This toothing, '.nitrating oil needs to be used only once. It takes the ache and pain right .lit of your back and ends the misery, a ll magical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin. ' No tlmig else stops lumbago, sciatica aad lame back misery so promptly! I. Jesus Foretells His Passion and Resurrection (vv. R2S4). This Is the third time lie makes this prediction. The circumstance! are most triiiilc. 1. Jesus going to Jerusalem (v. :v'). lie whs going with the full conscious ness of ihe awful tragedy of the cross before him the treiiiheiy of Judas, the fiery persecutions of the priests and scribes the unjust Judgment. 2. The disciples following after (v. :'J). They were in dread bewilderment. His Utterances and demeanor rilled their minds with perplexity, and their hearts with awe. In this state of con fusion, Jesus called them to him and patiently Instructed them. 8, "What needs should happen unto htm" (w. 88, :i4). (1) "Delivered unto chief priests nod scribes.'1 CJ) They shall condemn him to death, and deliver him to the Gem tiles." ('.) "They shall modi, scourge, spit iipo'i. and kill him." (4) "The third day be shall rise ag'iln." II. The Ambitiouf Request of James and John (vv. H5-4"i). 1. The request (vv. .'I.vri7). It was for a place of prominence In Ihe kingdom. According to Matthew, their mother was the Intercessor. Many mothers have been used by chll Ireo to carry out that which they were themselves ashamed to do. It is very desirable for mothers to get places for their children near to Jesus, but unfortunately many are seeking ihe pinnacles. of the world and for getting the nearness to t'hrtst. 2. Jesus- reply (vv. :'.s 4."i). (1 To Peteff and John (vv. 38-40). He speaks directly to the men, de claring that they know not what they sk. The Lord many times has to re lirOVe and rebuke us for our blind re- cnests. He showed them that the way io this position of glory was tbrou 't -offering. The cup which they were to drink was all thai was embraced In he agony n the cross. He concedes hat the positions which they craved '.vete obtainable, but in a very differ nt wny from what they apprehended. The way to places in glory In the Kingdom of Christ is through the path if lowly, self-forget ful service, (2 To the ten (vv. 41-4.r). The ten were displeased with Peter and John, but doubtless they were not i'ree from the same selfish ambitious. Christ showed them that to give is greater thun to receive; that to serve Is greater thun to be served. Tin' standard of his kingdom Is to forget eif and serve others, even to give lie's life, Christ Is the supreme ex ample to be Imitated by all who would follow Mill. III. Jesus Cures Bartimaeus of Blindness (vv. 40-51'). Though the weight of the cross vvus upon him, be had time for gracious deeds. Blind Bartimaeus receives his sight. t. Bartimaeus' request (vv. 4 47). He cried to Jean for mercy. The tact that he addressed him us the Sou of David, -'iows that he recognised his Messlahshlp. Though he was blind, his taith enabled him to take hold of Jesus. As SOOH as he hetird thnt Jesus was passing by he cried to him for help. Jesus not only can hear our cries, but he can even tell when a soul yearns after him. and will re spond to that yearulng. . Rebuked by the multitude (v. 48). This rebuke provoked a more earn est cry from Bartimaeus. He h , Ileved that Jesus could ami would help I . . . . . . . mm. ami knew th it was now or never with hltu. The lad that ti.xl has brought salvation within our reach should convince us that it Is time for ns to cry for help. Therefore, we should not allow the opposition of men to keep us foui Clir.st. 3. The blessing granted (vv. 49-o2). Though Jesus kne v his desire, he wished him to definitely commit him self. Ood Is plotted when we come to him with our definite needs. When his eyes were opened, he saw many interesting things, but the su preme object was Christ, for he fol lowed him. Note experience of Barti maeus : (1) A blind beggar (v. 46). (2) His cry for mercy (v. 47). (3) Persistence In his cry (v. 48). (4) Responded to ihe call of Jesus (vv. 49, 50). (5) Made specific request (v. 51). (0) Received his slglll immediately (v. 52). (7) He followed Jesus (v. 52). Ho .v quickly one CM pass froiu sore to Jubllaut dUvlpieship. LENGTHENS TRUCK'S LIFE YOU can replace any part of your truck that wears out at small cost except the motor. Proper lubri cation is the most important detail in its care. Lubricate the engine with Polarine. Minimizes friction maximizes power. Absolutely pure and acid-free; always uniform. Best for summer lubricates perfectly at all engine heats. Look for the Polarine sign it's a safe guide to a safe oil that safeguards your motor. Use Red Crown Gasoline the fuel that's all power and mileage. STANDARD OIL (Nebraska) COMPANY OMAHA POLARINE WILL HAVE ABOUT 4000 Head of Cattle At Fremont, Nebraska For Sale. As Follow s: About May 5th. 1000 head three and four year old steers. May 10th. 1000 head of two year old steers. May 20th. 1000 head of yearling steers and 1000 head of two year old steers. 4 If in the market for stock cattle write or wire A. C. SIBBITT, Hyannis, Nebr.