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THE ALLIANCE HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1021
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THE PARS CORNER
Hy Kev. H. Ji-Minort. rtor of
the First Baptist Churtli, Alliance)
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TIIK CHAIN MWK AGAIN
Have you received your letter yet?
evernl years neo tlu yi iUr receive!
"chiftfr letter" W 'fcMch'Wer a rum-
tier oflVrytrs fiircrttUri SlJt anl
Me statement. hin4ri tiH 11 who
fiered thin prayer inr wvpn iay
ouM receive certain (jreHt blessingn,
ut that aU hnLfqpxlucteUj.Ol .broke
lihe chain by not Mwlinir'n cony to
oulrl sulTer fcViWIil rill:ifhttj WVome
ort 7 mo rti inrl rr.uv'tU
We of course paiil tio attention to
uch rot and passed It the gravest
luniRhrwent. u rMVivnrf lli;iL,narht,)e
raced'.to the. iai lure,' t pa.ii.in
ka that wf went huntfnr''and lcille'd
hat the little boy hliot at, which wan
othinir. On that same trip we le
cJoncd a flat tir two times. Of
flourpe
ee
lienitintr a copy
he like MijrsreKtmp and wasriinjr. .
Today IWritVV 'VVcrfVed
f the chain letters with " a written
rayer with the usual warning that to
nil to send seven copies to as many
1 rfrmlji ;"Trae"rTtftt fcWrtF:wUt4 fnt1
loTBucU-iientt'rL Al.iu.the prwmi.ic
iopc(i a rial ura two iimes. ui
jrse we were Mrry-JLhat pit ri'MlnX
pp the chain of proer ictwv'
ulintr a copy to seUfi toiWA
petty crime committeed against Komc j
one; perhaps a benefactor.
True religion and undrfile does not
do it work in secret but in the open.
Truly it is time that some folks bejfin
to exercise common sense in rrlijrion
as well as in everythin elw. Chain
of prayers only tends to disgrace true
religion. I -ft us who are the victim .
of the.e fanatical letters put an end '
to them by inorinsr them. The waste
basket is a pood place for these warn-'
ins from the graves of Flanders. This
same party who is so solicitous of the
welfare of the sailors and soldiers now
perhaps never turned a hand during
the war to ease the burdens of war.
We are tempted to believe that this
is an effort to sooth the conscience of
a political or religious slacker.
Chicken Season
Opens Earlier
Than Last Year
While in Alliance last week Secre
tary Io Stuhr of the state depart
ment of agriculture called attention to
the fact that the Nebraska fish and
came laws were revised by the last
legislature and that the new laws take
effect on' July 2K. The law provides
that both men and women, over six
teen years of age, must take out a
license to hunt or fish.
"The open seasons, under the new
JjUKare the same as heretofore with
if
rJhavir lihl tight 1
to foresee whi't
ilclkhefnll 1ST, Y
J ri
id lo send tlioie .
4JuKception of the season for hunting
prairie chicken, which will be open
from Octoln?r 1 to November 1, two
weeks earlier than heretofore. The
penalty for violation of the chicken
season provision has been increased
from $5.00 to $50.00 and the bag limit
ciflx.
conimg to secretary Munr tnere
215 prosecutions and convic-
the game laws since Janu-
is year and the laws are to
enforced this year.
vision of Game and Fish, in
tment of Agriculture, has
distributed 10 carloads of fish in lakes
anil streams of the state this spring.
These fish were taken about equally
from ignite hatcheries at Gretna, V'al
entjj ami itfTifc'lmnn and some were
sc4'JL)'y dLijLrvat'on work in sein
ing Hooded uistricts in eastern Ne
braska. The capacity of the hatchery of Val
entine has been increased and more
ha beenf
tionunr
be stiV-f
The
the 1pii
4h letter. There is an apjteal at the
lilt to not break the chain as it start
4 1 in Flanders, France.
. Several years ago the statement was
j ii de that the prayer started at the
U ce of the grave of our Lord.
! "he prayer ione for the sailors
j !n I soldiers. N?TTay no attention to
uii epistle bocait i, first, the dead sol
a., h M-MMra
rtift s neoTr1
tK nraycr of
i fceive of ufyr
ct elate whUyftr
folr enough to the good Lord to be
it y to tell us what we should pray
DA and to be able to foresee whiit
rfilve calamity shoul
v'M great blessings
i4. prayers
i Again the comman
1 prayers to women friends only?
t tremble at what , may hapjien If
di lady or the parsonage should rind
This Ejnacljs.top mui'l o1fie LiKlousliiililpiLr i
f wMmcWU He laiOYhinjnVtlWatSWIlvill) J special state
ftncn come to us all excited about, fish can and crew will fcegin again on
ilite so-called chain letters, who In Septcy)Mi()ya4)!jiy continued in
ifnir ignorance fearel to "break" the; til freezing weather comes, subject
rrin. uut why lean who are these ; to favorable conditions. The depart
4'w nf.iK wun sucn uuiiioruy :
Vhev
i Inder
Krtnus rut, and go dairy on some filmy f J. 07 McCorkle andwlfe and Mrs.
rk lnent of their imagination. Head W. R. Harper and (laughter Hetty, re
jj.j Dimes n y jafl'l'otmf yilieff Hr7i'IMlT etlia.rrom a jnotor
lyyurn lanaiicai vrnning'UyfWh'te w
oiOed relipious leaders who work in
11 dark. Why don't they sign their
1 Ihey VD U fid.J ) 4rfe)aeWffhLviliel1
5 pdiess.rray.er.' . Veu. we know of
: feast iyikfttlUtf M!flfeUin'.
i Several years ago the government
tfid to run down one of these so-
rVIJod chain payut, b
Jifidearcd on ary A wfl flfeal
4v I believe if t origlyna.r If
ailed endlessJ&uaydrd
ffufcid we would find that he or she.
v tr professes such,JiiAMtsifMi
i iv .s a cent to the JUH M
v 'i i they profess to bV so devout in.
' believe that a hypocrite would be
1. ii nd who perhaps is trying to sooth
n n ccu.sj?0.)c9fq?nce0Y0,rf fsn,
Iiti inunuuit' tuimiiiuii, i nr in ait
mrnt intend.- to distribute 20 cars 'tf
i lunula, my ij vJUkIa' If! IVJ "JF"XTi
rut, and go dairy on some Tiliny : J. CT McCorkle and wife
IKttPWiaSHf
panied Mrs. Inice Dunning to that
olace where she will remain to special
'p? in public rsckool tmiiicr.
FOULING
Mr. Laursen was an Alliance visitor
Friday.
Mann's plante dtheir late potatoes
Friday.
mis. KNea and Jean sjtent Tuesday
at Hurlburt's.
loe Kennedy started cutting his al
falfa Monday.
Mr. Russell has been plowing for
Ben Swanson.
Mrs. Jake Fl.-ea motored to Hcm
Ir.gford Thursday.
Nola I'aton visited at her sister's
Mrs. Hall, Monday.
Another nice rain visite dthi.? vicin
ity Saturday night.
Petersons went fishing Monday
night but had no luck.
Norie Hurlburt and wife spent Sun
day at Jim Kennedy's.
Mrs. Brus and family spent Sunday
afternoon at Iou Hood's.
Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick attended
church in Alliance Sunday.
We understand that the regular mail
carrier will start about July 1.
Orville and Ernest Wllkins spent
Sunday afternoon at John Lulu's.
Clara and John Brus were callers at
the Mann home Thursday evening.
Hurlbuts attended the races Thurs
day and took down the Fowling mail.
Neils Peterson and family acted in
the capacity of mail carrier Wednes
day. The Non-partisan league man was
out in this country Thursday and Fri
day. Fishermen do not seem to be as
lively around the Kilpatrick dam as
usual.
Arline Mann spent Thursday night
with Jean Hall at her Grandmother
Elsea.
Joe Kennedy and family spent Sun
day at her parent's Mr. and Mrs.
Wanek.
Mrs. Henderson and daughter, Mar
merite were callers at Ab Hall's Mon
day morning.
Edwin Wilkins stayed in Alliance
with Mr. Cook last week and took in
the big doings.
Mrs. Elsea und daughter, Nola and
little granddaughter, Jean Hall, were
callers in Alliance Friday.
Mr. Belgum spent Monday night at
Neils Peterson's. He came from the
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Charles Hall and Anna Hall
were callers at Hood's Friday after
noon to see the new boy, Earl Thomas.
C. P. Mann drove to Alliance on
Wednesday with the team and brought
home a new hay tweep with him on
Thursday.
Fred Crawford and his hired man
were hunting stray horses Sunday
morning. He found one of his in
Elsea's pasture.
There were 39 who attended Sunday
school last Sunday. Mr. Epler in
tended to come out to preach but the
roads were so muddy that he couldn't
get through.
Mrs. Jay Hall motored to Alliance
Sunday to meet her mother, Mrs.
Witham from Lincoln. She spent last
week in Alliance with her other daugh
ter, Mrs. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell are boarding
vfiudWeSfefo:) hoi ., Mo
Wholesale andi, Retail Tobaccos
Seftver to ary pait of the City
fHklNG COMPANY
m YHATiIAZ Phone 136
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Murphy's Root Beer
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i D o) jyyir jbox r tooq s r, n oor tonoitqm
.nort'jiritafio'j oiji'ji riJiv rn ur u f riu ri
Cigars
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-'io Hvi(UJyj f1UiH zofl jo -liii looo orfl i.uv fnon
TiToCERT AINIiY lisiai ioudi wbifoithe mantinrihpf'uinr,hf lifp in Mi
4;jthrQUghvhDhami;tiedapidjaystesttj oHeiinO encoumef;'!
many a rough sea and it is dmiMuM haftoUmftvill withsbitlie I
terrific waves. rrn
.?)I(Jj:t .o-irlin-ifjl -iwhivr to 'mil llu't n ovrf oV
ni oYao nu appyiArutyrintipfiHo rogh
agdfaf'latcDlifcinaiivyio a Ac fcitrllt e ;vh$lc -:bju mltioivraruibie 10
systematic. Remember it only takes l.OQjtP start a savings
account and it may be the means of staving off the stormv seas
latcii ad jim t a a j a a a o z a 3 a u h j a I ! a o if iff a i
at Mann's while they are bienking sod
for Paska & OlXmnell. We under
stand they are running five or six trac
tors on this rtneh.
Ix)u Hood and sons, Robert and
Harold attended the races last Thurs
day and brought home n new saddle
as their old saddles and harness w ere .
all destroyed when their barn burned.'
Dick Henderson motored to Alliance;
Monday to see the doctor and to pet
his wife, who has been visiting in
Heming'ord for the past week. She J
was accompanied home by an aunt
from Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockhold and daugh- j
ters and their friends, Mr. and Mrs.;
Manske and son from Minnesota vis-1
ited at Mann's Sunday evening and
took a look at the milking machine.
The Manskes live in a timber country,
so the bare prairies look strange to j
them. j
Effective July 1st, the offices of,
register and receiver will be consoli-'
dated at the local United States land i
olTice. The change has been made at
the request of the present officers, j
both cf whom have tendered their i
resignations. T.. J. O'Keefe, who has
been register for the past eight years,
is moving to California to make his
home; J. C. Morrow, who has held the
nost of receiver for the same length of ',
time, will probably enter the insurance;
gtrne. The income from the offices,
which is regulated by the fees re-,
ceived, has shrunk to a low level.
James H. H. Hewett, who has held the ;
post of chief clerk in the land office j
for many years, will undoubtedly be;
appointed to the consolidated office.
Miss Ethel Swanson, who has been ;
employed in the Dole Variety store ,
for the last two years, has resigned j
her position. After a short visit with
friends, she will return to her home
in Chicago. j
T. E. Carney, wire chief for the 1
Northwestern Bell lelephore com
pany, left with his family on Saturday
for a vacation trip of two weeks to
O'Neill, Neb., where they have .datives.
Clay Harry, western Nebraska com-' ness trip of six days which took kimi
meirial superintendent for ihe North- to Grand Inland, Central City nnd Mid
western Bell Telephone company, le- ney. He installed a new branch "rwn
turned Tuesday morning from a busi- pger at .Sidney.
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