THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HER Hi)
Thursday, August 31st, 1019
THE ALLIANCE HERALD
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dyspeptic monkeydom rmsi-
MISTS.
It has been said that Immorality
la the curie of the race; that rum la
raining the people; that neglect of
child-life la undermining; society;
that contempt for law la destreyiag
the elate; and now cornea one D. u.
C. Keister, a noted specialist, who
declared before a congress of ecien-
tlsta at Philadelphia that the United
States la now aecond only to China In
the use of opium, and that there ia
danger from our uae of narcotics of ,
the people degenerating back Into
something worae than monkeydom.
Mr. Kelater and hla high-brow fol-1
lowers can go back to monkeydom if
they want to, but we are Juat going
to keep right on keeping on, and in
due course of time expect to become
a pretty decent sort of man, one who
writes cheerful things Instead of
damning everybody and everything
in sight just because the universe
and the people are not perfect. If
anybody goes back to monkeydom It
will be two persona one because he
sprang from monkeydom somewhere
back in the dim and distant past, and
another because he has scrambled
brains of the monkey brand. Some
may have monkey brains, some fatty
degeneration fo the think-tank, and
still others brains of the grapenut
variety. It takes all kinds of people
to make a world. Including bilious
scientists and those who predict all
aorta of dire calamities for their fel
low men for no other reason than
their own livers are disordered and
need shaking up. -
There are many destructive
agencies, such as Immorality, rum,
opium, social frivolity and green
goggled specialists who can see noth
ing about the apple but the rotten
speck where the worm took a bite.
In the meantime, we should all go
right on following the even tenor of
our way, growing in grace,' advanc
ing in educational enlightenment, in
creasing la wealth, adding to our
peace of mind and contentment,
conscious that our civilisation la
growing better all (he time.
Evils there are, and the best cure
for them Is to cultivate the good, the
true and the beautiful. Sending the
country to the bad Is an enterprise
the pessimists undertake with habit
ual perlodlcty, but we alwaya find
upon investigation that aa a matter
of fact instead of tending toward
monkeydom we are improving aa a
rare and getting to be better men
and. better women every year.
THKY WEKH NOT CALM).
When ever we hear a fellow laud
ing to the skies "his old home town"
every time someone calls attention
to a happening In "our town", we
cannot but rail to mind that old song
which ran something like this: "We
re'er will miss you if you'll Just go
back to the town whore you . were
born."
There can be no doubt but that
of Um. -times this is the result of
thoupMteRnness on the part of those
wb arc absolutely loyal to the place
xvl.en ln they are earning their liveli
hood and making their abode, but
occasionally we are Inclined to be
lieve otherwise. Regardless of this
phase it 24 all-flred annoying; blamed
dlFgiiftllng at times and we do not
re I ml telling you that It doesn't
make a hit with tis. It somehow
strikes us upon each occasion that
they were not called and if the
Eutopla was left behind a hurried re
turn ther.ee would be entirely satis
factory wi'b us.
THE COWBOY OP TODAY AND
YESTERDAY.
In an art store Is a life site oil
painting of a cowboy actor, which is
offered for sale at the moderate sum
of $500. It's a good picturewell
painted, but we wouldn't give It
house room, simply .for the reason
that aa a cowboy" it is a distortion
and a loke. The painter of that
$500 picture doesn't know a cowboy
from the head Bolshevik of Russia,
and has probably never aeen one out
side of the magaslnea and picture
shows.
To those who have seen the cow
boy on his native heath and in the
early day prime of his glory, the
stage presentation of him is amus
ing. This particular cowboy has on
the regulation dime novel and mo
tion picture garb, and a Colt's navy
revolver slung to him that is big
enough for a coyote to crawl Into. It
hangs suspended in front of him In
stead of at his hip, and from, a cart
ridge belt that sage down eight
.Dawes
Cbonty
AieM 26 to 2
Northwest Nebraska Live Stoc Exposition
Fair Grounds, Chadron, Nebraska
9
(Inclusive) , ;
, fgTaZtZ? $3500 in Prizes -
Great display of the County's Resources. The best
cattle show in the state outside of the State Fair. Fast
' . est growing swine show in the state. ' Finest display of .
. ; ' - Farm PorCucts in Western Nebraska. Most complete
Women's Cfepjttrment of any County Fair.
MAKE YOUR ENTRIES BEFORE 11:00 A. M. AUG. 27
First Annual Frontier Days Roundup
will be held in connection with the Fair, and-will be one
j of the best Wild West shows ever pulled off in this part
n of the country. The program will consist of Wild Mule
Races, Wild Horse Races, Free for all Bucking Contest,
Relay Races, Free for all Half Mile and Mile Races, Steer
Bulldogging by the South American Kid and Fred Cox,
Fancy and Trick Roping and Riding, Indian Races and
War Dances. Some of the best riders and wild west per
formers will compete in the various events, among
which are Mildred Douglas, World's Champion Bucking
Horse Rider, Myrtle Cox, famous rider, Milt Hinkle,
world's champion steer bulldogger, Fred Cox, famous
irder and roper, and many other of onte. .
The eral tiling If you want to see the West as she was?
You'll have to come to Chadron. .
TlfelAnderson Amusement Company's
STREET.' CARNIVAL
for evening entertainment
For further information write to
HARRY B. COFFEE, Secretary
i Chadron, Nebraska.
inches. Instead of being snug around
his waist as any ordinary sure
enough cowboy would have it, If he
had any such "shootln' iron" at all.
This beautiful modern $500 cowboy
has on a thousand-dollar diamond
ring, something a real cowboy never
saw and wouldn't know what to do
with If he had it. Also he is smok
ing a 15-cent perfecto, with a mod
ern band around its middle, whereas
the real cowboy smoked either a
cigarette or a short pipe, except when
in town on a Jamboree, when he in
dulged in cigars of the 5-cent family
and rank enough, to drive firemen
away front a blazing glue factory.
The stage cowboy always grabs the
heroine and kisses her, but the only
way yoo-could get a real cowboy to
do that in public would be to rope
and brand him and administer chlor
oform. If the cowboy of the old time cat
tle country could see one of these
modern Imitations who travel with
wild-west shows and throw lariats in
vaudeville and literature,- the
chances are he would spit a cupful
of tobacco Juice In his eye and walk
off In utter contempt.
DAYLIGHT SAM NO LAW
REPEALED RY CONGRESS
Box Butte County Winners
Repeal of the daylight, saving act
was accomplished yesterday, the
senate' voting to sustain the house
in passing the repeal measure, over
President Wilson's veto. The vote
was 67 to 19..
The repeal of the law becomes ef
fective after the clocks are turned
back to normal In October. It is
one of the very few measures which
have twice been vetoed by. a presi
dent and have become laws in spite
of the veto.
Question of Ownership.
. A little boy, explaining about son
new neighbor next door, said : ' "Welt
those two oldest children belong te
him and those two little girls belor.g
to her. and they both own the baby 1"
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On Their Way to Nebraska's Victory State Pair,
Lincoln, Aug. 31 to Sept. 5, 1919.
Grand Opening of
UMPEMAH
THEATRE
Wednesday, Aug.
27th
A STELLAR ATTRACTION
REESE BROS.
And their cast of clever comedians and-minstrels in a
high class, six act musical comedy
Reese Bros, have spared no expense to make this pro
duction "SOUTHLAND;' a winner, full of Laugh and
without'one Vulgar Word or Thought A Marvelous
.Picture of Real Southern Life, takes you back to the ' .
Days of the South Before the War. This Show is for the
Ladies and Children, as well as for Gentlemen.
15 people-6 high class vaudeville acts
Witty Sayings, Funny Stories, Eccentric Dancing Com
bined, make a First-Class Show, and this is what Reese
Bros, are presenting: A Girly Whirl of Music and Merri
ment, Superbly Mounted, a Radiant Regiment of Real
Singers and Dancers in Rag-Time. Watch Your Step!
PAULINE FREDERICK
in-
One Week of Lif e"
Have you ever experienced the one week of life? The
story is brimful of novel and original situations and one
, you never would imagine could be written. Only beau
tiful Pauline Frederick can depict the daring love and
exciting adventure that is portrayed in this wonderful
picture.
