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THE ALLIANCE ttiEBRASKA) HERALD
Thursday, July 10th, 1919
The Public Pulse
Tfie ller-Ahl Ttkn no Kon1
Mllty for Htufcnifiita. Made In
Tni Oolumn Which In Prrnttd Ut
Contribution and tmmuila
tiorif.
try Tery nlpht. Now csn anyone
tPll ub why honest ioiie are mis
represented and trodden dpwn. this
la all and we pray no our heavenly
Father to aend ub Justice. George
Look la.
4 reek Ijuborrni Have Grievance
We feel that we have not received
Bstlce In thae C. H. & Q yards at
.Alliance. Some of ub have worked
.ere for 10 years aorae four, others
'two and so on. For the last year
jjd a half we have had a very good
foreman. He was an honest man. He
-tool charge of these yards nearly
-two years ago and the yards were In
awful bad shape; a wreck in the
yards every day and sometimes two.
Wa boys worked so hard and took
Tld in our work. We tried to please
orerybody. And we were so happy
.And peaceful wKh good feeling for
awrerybody. We bought so many Lib
erty Bonds every one of us. We also
bouaht War Savings Stamps and we
Ijelped the Red Cross. Some of us
re citizens of the United States and
we are all friendly and in great
sympathy with the U. S. in her trou
ble with other countries. Now we
.have a Hoadmaster and a timekeeper
'd thev do not seem to llko our
foreman nor us Greke men. None of
ua know why. For we have these
yards In such good shape. Never a
wreck in the yards any more. The
timekeeper is a Mexican and said he
only wanted his klrid of people so
they got a man In our foreman's
dace and discharged qur assistant
foreman and had our time checks all
raady then told us to go' to work
again. We did not understand what
this meant so we went and consulted
ur Postmaster who knows us boys
to well on account of us buying so
many Liberty Bonds and War Sav-
Jugs stamps so he advised ub to go
p to the Court house and we could
al) consult and talk it over. So we
slid and met some of the business
men and the railroad detective waa
- there and told us we could all go
feack to work. We were not In charge
ct officers and could not understand
why they could have thlB railroad
detective take this affair as It was
merely a consultation. We wanted
to know why we. were being sent
away and Mexican Scabs taking our
place who never done anything for
Sbls country only fight It at every
available chance. They have fixed
'jMUr assistant foreman and filled his
car with Mexicans and he sure was a
good man on the track. He under
stood his work and he and us boys
rarely worked hard under our fore
man who had thirty yeara tract ex
psrlemce and when I did not go back
am work the road master would not
jgtr0 me a pass neither would they
fltVthe assistant foreman a pass
stfter discharging him. We do not
mow why all thla is done. We are
anet dots and Christiana. We
pray for our country and this , coun-
Country Wants Bigness.
The bigger the man the more room
there la for him out In the country.
Not much room there for the small
tools.
LITTLE GIRL NOW A
PICTURE OF HEALTH
Buffered Pay and Night For Years
After Taking Tanlac Iook Like
Different Child.
ALL WHEAT DEALERS
LICENSEOJHIS YEAR
President V4Wn 11m Signed Pro
clamatloA Putting New Measure
fto FJTect July 1ft.
JACK DKMrSfTY WllirPKtt
JKSS WILLAKD EASILY
In one of the most one-sided fistic
battles ever recorded wherein a
j championship title was at stake JaA
Dempeey, the Colorado demon, easily
defeated the Kansas giant and title-
holder. Jess Wlllard at Toledo, Ohio,
I July 4th. In the first round Wlllard
went to the floor at least five times
and during the entire three minutes
escaped a knockout by clinging to
the ropes. At the expiration or the
time allotted to the third round Wll-
the champion
(TOO WILD ANIMALS EXHIBITED FREE IN PARADE
THIS C3 UHATISHT HIIOW IN TUB WOULD!
"My little daughter Jean, has
gained ten pounds on Tanlac and
now she's the very picture of health,
said Jim Snell, well known poultry
and truck farmer of Raleigh, Tenn.
"When Jean-' was only oeven years
old," continued Mr. Snell. "She
waa taken with something like ner
vous stonutcU trouble, and there
wasn't a day or night she , dldn t
suffer, until we got Tanlac for her,
and she's now fifteen years old. Her
stomach was In such a bad condition
she had to live on toast and eggs and
milk, and she couldn't eat any kind
of meats or vegetables. She com
plained of pains in her stomach all
the time and would spit up hair di
gested food. She was nervous and
would toss and roll all night, for she
couldn't sleep well at all. She was
bilious and her complexion was bad,
and she looked pale and sickly all
the time. We gave her most every
kind of medicine we could think f,
but nothing helped her.
"After hearing of some of the
good work Tanlac was doing, we got
sojne for vJean, and It has done won
ders for her. She actually looks and
acta like a different child, and she's
taken only two bottles of the medi
cine. She commenced picking up as
soon as she started Tanlac, and she
has gained ten pounds. She never
has indigestion now, and eats Just
anything she wants even such
things as beans and other vegetables,
and meats of all kinds. Why, she
ate corn for dinner yesterday, and it
was the first time in eight yeara she
dared taste corn, and she eats boiled
bacon that's cooked with vegetables.
She's not nervous nor bilious now,
and sleeps like a baby, and we never
hear anything out of her from the
time she goes to bed until she gets
up In the mornings. Her skin baa
cleared up and her cheek look fresh
and rosy. You can Just look at her
and tell she's enjoying good health."
Tanlac Is sold In Alliance by P. E.
Holsten, in Hemlngford by Hemlng
ford Merc. Co., In Hofflatd by Mal
lery Grocery Co.
Due to the fact of the bumper
wh&t crop In this section of the
Mte, a considerable amount of In
terest Is being taken by millers, ele
vator operators and others falling
within the provisions of the rule, of hard's seconds, that
the ukase issued on Wednesday of might be saved the punishment of a
last week. On that day Julius Bar- nu more severe beating and the
nes. United States wheat director, humiliation of a knockout, which
announced that President WllBon I wag certain of coming, threw a towel
had signed a proclamation putting into Dp ring and by such action con
under license of the wheat director ce(jed the victory to Dempsey. This
persons, firms, corporations and as-1 13 tne onjy case on record where a
snciatlons dealing in wheat, wheat rhnmnion auit before being put to
flour or baking products, manufac- Bleep or the fight being stopped
tured either wnowy or pariiy ironi
wheat flour. The . only exception
are farmers and small bakers
The proclamation, which goes Into
effect July 15. applie
ness of "storing or distributing
Maize Grown In China.
Indian corn, or 'maize. Is grown
to the busl- tensively throughout the entire sec
tion of China, it Is generally planted
wheat or manufacturing, storing or after the wheat Is harvested and In
distributing wheat flour," as well asfif.i9 wltli beans, the beans ripening
to the manufacture of bread or other after the corn la harvested. The lack
bakers' products, either wnowy or rf scientific seed selection prevents
nartlv from wheat flour. The excep
tions are listed as follows:
(a) Bakers and manufacturers
of bakers' products, whose consump
tion pf flour in the manufacture of
such products is, in the aggregate,
less than fifty barrels per niomn.
(b) Retailers and farmers or co-
the production of an large a yield as
would otherwise be obta'.ncd.
Exams.
On being asked how many persons
were saved in Noah's ark one etudem
reulied. "We all of us were." The
operative associations of farmers or qeBtion. "Why does a blacksmith heat
other persons with reopeci tome an ,ron tlre terore putting it on the
products of any farm or oiner iana . h eir recelved from one boy who
owned, leased or cultivated by them.
Common carriers are required to
secure on or before July 15 a license
from Mr. Barnes "in such form, un
iier miph conditions and under such
rules and regulations governing the I
conduct of the business as ne may
frnm time to time prescribe."
Blank forms to be used in apply
ing for such license may be obtained
fmm the zone agents of the grain
rrtrnnration In Baltimore, Chicago,
oaiventnr. Orleans. Omaha, Philadel
phia. Portland, Ore; St. Louis, San
Francisco, uunaio ana umum.
Try This on
Your Eczema
If, you are afflicted with any
form of dry ecsema or pim
ples, use the soothing, heal
ing ointment, Dry Zensal, For
the watery eruptions. Moist
Zensal la the only sure treat
ment '7 6c. a Jar.
HARRY TH1ICLB
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THE car with two or three
or four .different brands of
tires reflects on the owner's
ability to buy judiciously.
People who try Firestone Gray
Sidewall Tires are no longer in
the .ranks of the tire doubters.
They know that at least one
make of tires has more miles of
wear. They know that the
name Firestone carries assur
ance and that the tires are uni
formly good.
. .. . :
apparently thought It a "catch"
tlon), the answer, "He doenn't."
lues-
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Says Inslde-bathlng makes any
one look and feel clean,
, sweet and refreshed.
Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more Important because
the skin pores do not absorb Impuri
ties Into the blood, causing Illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
carried out of the body. If this waste
material is not eliminated day by day
It quickly ferments and generates
poisons, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked Into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts which
should suck only nourishment to sus
tain the body.
A splendid health measure Is to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
which is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, . kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing, . sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on inslde-bathlng. Men
and women who are accustomed to
wake up with a dull, aching head or
have furred tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath, sallow complexion,, others who
have bilious attacks, acid stomach or
constipation are assured of pro
nounced improvement in both health
and appearance shortly.
YANKEE
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THREE
RING
WILD
ANIMAL
CIRCUS
AND THt FAMOUS
FRED DUC1IANAI1 DANCING HORSES
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nia fame cxtcfcM wkim tn Tw-arapin; Hr, virniniB
vallt mmrm In twt imiit aMtlan, "Tanira etitof" 1 Haw Vark HlpaMWM
am, "Ca. laa," Marshall acn," "Blaea 4aek." "Clamaneaau,"
wntfa. tna parsanai Iranian sf Ma. Saaal himaaif
3 RINGS - 2 STAGES STEEL ARENA . WILD WEST HORSE SHOW
THE BIGGEST WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS IN THE WORLD
3 S IMHirU LtKCTH CAM
J k 0 FrattM Cat
700 PEOPLE
500 HORSES
OUU ANIMAL H
10 STENTS
ELEPHANTS
In A w,u Eti.k4
UU FRLC IN fARAOE
108 WAGONS
rt fcl-aCTMC LIGHT
. ri.ANT
50-,-50
a. . - i iaarc--. j-n
Trained
LIONS
LEOPARDS
PUMAS
TIGERS
POLAR BEARS
BLACK BEARS
SEA LIONS
ELEPHANTS
CAMELS
HORSES
ZEBRA6
PONIES
MONKEYS
LION LOOTS Ml LM7
IO PERFORMING POLAR BEARS IO
BICCE8T WILD ANIMAL ACT IN THt WORLD MORS POLAR) BEARS WITH
I VANRCI ROBINSON THAN ALL OTHCR SHOWS COMBINED
ELEPHANTS, CAMELS, LLAMA AND
ZEBRAS TOGETHER IN ONE RING
A LION THAT LOOPS THE LOOP
POLAR BEARS SHOOT THE CHUTES
20 TRAINED LIBERTY HORSES-20
COMICAL AEROPLANE MONKEYS
GROUPS OF LIONS, LEOPARDS. PL!.
MAS AND BEARS IN A BIG ARENA
THE HORSE-BACK RIDING LEOPARD
ML'SICAL AND SINGING SEA LIONS
$25,000 CHALLENGE TEXAS TOMMY
GREAT GOLF PLAYING ELEPHANTS
FAIRYLAND I
FOR THE CHILDREN: Ptrform'iOM DoM. Monkev. Call,
ft. laoal. Bird. Shetland rooie. Iwelva Human Woll
ounda, direct from Count hhoywoloB ramout Kcnnal
ni a a CHAMPION WRESTLER OF THE WORLD will appear with
Ul ia W I 1 1 J fl Yaokaa Robinaoa Circa during the aeaton and will forfeit S100
B Baila W B Bllrl loan nan be eannot win a fall from in nfteea minatea. IbM
W chaltcagc it open to the world. Ona tbooeand dollar if Steeber,
Caddock, Zbraafco, Lewis, or any recognised wrestler will accept this challenge. Plestina
will lorleil ona thousand dollars if he cannot win three falls from Caddock ia 90 aainatet
WORLD'S GREATEST ATTRACTIONS WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT
Alliance,
Tues.
July,
22nd
NOTICE
All accounts due Snoddy &
Mollring are payable to Snoddy
& Graham, at the same address
Snoddy & Graham
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The Universal Car
There are more than 3,000,000 Ford Cars in daily operation in the United
States. This is a Little better than one-half of all the motor cars used in Am
erica. The Ford car is every man's necessity. No matter what his business
may be, H solves the problem of cheapest transportation. "We solicit your
orders now, because production is limited, and we must make it the rule to
supply first orders first. Touring Car, $525; Runabout, $500; Coupe, $650;
Sedan, $775; Truck Chassis, $550. These prices t o. b. Detroit. .
Coursey & Miller
Dealers, Alliance, Nebraska .
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