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THE ALUANCE HERALD, Fill DAY. JVNE 0. 1022.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS, ALLIANCE SUNDAY, JUNE 11
B
GAME
DR. J. P. WTARLNS TELLS
LIONS OF "Tin Roll) GLAND"
(Continued from Fajre 1.)
William, the older brother, was char
acterized as the executive wizard ot
the Mao institution. It in he, nccord
intr to br. Wcyrens who can keep 170
doctors all woikinjr d"i'ir the wane
lines, together, and without the leuf-t
friction of any kind.
Cub Wcyrens noke nio.t feelingly
in favor of the ureal work that the
Mayo brothers are doitiK today, anl
have done for the pa.-t twenty years
particularly to a.i.t in the iidvaure
irnt nf medical and sinirical knowl
edge in the United States. Often,
-aid he. Ki"iit sums of money have
Leon espendeil in order that our t-ur-ireons
and physicians may have the
advantage 01 the mo:-t advanced f-pe-ilii.ts
in the world. An example in
j.oint was the importing, at yreat cist,
of the eminent French f-peciali.-t, who
explained and demonstrated the new
.vttm fll IK 111 l.-llM IUK u.iisi niiin.i-
tiictic which jx-rmits the patient to
retain po--e.-ion of hi Mn-es during
n operation, dees not in any way pain
the patient durii:$r the ,-uiKiNd work,
and leaves the patient with little or no
-sicknev- attei av ml.
Dr. Weyrens so'o who of the preat
work' the'.M.no Foundation, recently
made pait of the University of Mmiio
pota, U d'.in-. 'Ihoy select nhout
fifty praduUo medical men (Horn
imlirations) 1.1H
WVl'l t'l'l- 1.1. wv. - - I . p
i:. in it ihrpi-vrar cour.-C tl
w.i.,iw.iinn work. The students are
rai.l by the year. $'".
$1,000 Ye? prctivrly. They r.re per
mitted to take any kind of work a o-ttt
special lines, and i-iven every a.y'--
tence. Many of them do individual
MLimif i work, svien as inai
Jew r year, pasi by Dr. K. C. Kendall,
ho discovered the su'istonce secreted
by the thyroid jtland, and has made
marked prologs in the treatment f
LAKESIDE.
Mr. McQuaid left for Ca.-per Wyo.,
Saturday.
Some of the state p-ame wardens
were in town Saturday rounding up
some of the men who have been buy
ing and shipping niu.-krat hide out of
season.
A. W. Tyler was in town Suturday
after load of lumber and other ranch
supplies.
Clyde Simmon-, the local barler,
went to l!inw.ham Saturday to do some
barber work.
Ash Stucky unloaded 5 car loads of
cattle at the stock yards here Satur
day, which arrived from the west.
A. I.. Fields and sf.-ter, Fhel, were
woKt-bouiul pu.-.cnners from here Sun
day.
C .1. llitt, f:;lrn dispatcher from
Alliance, visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. K. I., toe, vho has been visit-1
inir her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Stiick.
here for the past two months, left foi
, Holyoke, l oin., Sunday on 4:5. Mi -
S'rick arcompannd her as far as Al
liance. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillespie and son,
Jack, drove in from the ranch where
they are employed Saturday to do
win hoppitiK. They leturned home
Sunday.
i iJoHhler was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Hawkins arrived in Lakeside Sun
day.
II. A. Wcstovcr went to New Cattle,
vv vii., Sal unlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ilallener and
Dee Wcstover motored to l:ineh;'.m
Saturday afternoon.
Walter and iJertha Tyler wore in
'own visiting fiiends Surday
C'lave Wilson was in town on busi
iess Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dill Clitchfield and
son, Jesse, left Wednesday for Cas
per, Wyo., for n visit while the Lake
side Developing company are waiting
on a shipment of casing lor the oil
well.
Mr. and Mir. Hay Wil.-on and neice
drove to Antioch Sunday for a visit
with friends.
wrie in town Tuesday and Wednes
day on bu-inrss for the Cox-Jones
ranch east of here.
Mrs. Frank DcFrance was in town
shipping the firt part of the week.
II. I1. Coursey and family of Alliance
stopj-ed here on their way to the Jlar-
Dale Pollard returned from Halsey, , tin Ilochford sale Wednesday.
Neb., Sunday, after visiting his si.-ter,! Fli,nk eman returned from Rush
Mrs. L. R. Dillard of that place. ! viHe Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceci- vsils.n were in ,,,, .,are aT)(, Frank
town Monday -inm Kicken drove through Lakeside Wed-
KeeyJ.VuSy ii-f: " -y to the Rochfon.
the state tenders' college there the:''11"; , ,
last term. She visited relatives and I U!i:irlf Esrneby went cut to clerk
friends at Hal.-ev on her way home. at the Roer.jord sale Wednesday.
J. !,ir McGinnis has gone out to work The lad es' aid soc.ety sened din
r Charlie Oir on his dace north of i nor Wedne-day at the church a u-ual.
j,cl0 Delia TVw -II i workinc at the San-
w'. R. Rrown went out to the Tom , d z ranch at the pre-e:,t time.
Shrew . -bury ranch Monday to
K. A. Cook. ( lyde Simons and son,
FKRRIS WHFEL OF PWR1S TORN
DOWN I1K1NG UNPROl 1TAULF
"COLO NFL" F.VANS ARRKSTl'D
FOR DISTURIJING 1HK PEACH
William D. L'vans, letter known asi
"Colonel ', was arre.-ted this: niornina:
Americans visiting Tails will no
longer see the famous Ferris wheel
which w ith the Fitfel tower for twenty j on the charee of assaulting John Col-
years has been one of the nio.-t fami- eljck, employed at the Woods barber
liar landmarks of the French capital. , j,i,p. The colonel is said to have
Modern needs have decreed that the struck Colerick with one of his
colossal wheel make way for a more ; crunches and thus injured him. Col
profitable investment. Workmen are .j maintains that he was merely
now dismantling the huge steel struc- j landing in iront of the bailor shop,
ture, the axle of which alone weighs whistling, when the old gent'eman at
72.000 pounds and is set a distance of i tacked inm. The colonel was arrested
104 feet from the ground. this morning bv Chief Jetleis and the
Built in 1C0, at the time of the:tjlie Ct for iiP;,rinjr vas set nt
Paris e.vhib'tion from plans of an Am-' q
oYlnr'.f ibis n f'pi r.nnn.
encan engineer whose name it Dear.-
the giu; ntic wlieel has afforded plea- The ia!io religious service will
sure an I emu-ement to bundled- of'nevtr be pojiulr.r, because the women
thousands of Parisians and foreign can't see each other's hats. Wa.-hing-vi-iters,
voung and old. ton Po.-t.
Glenn, went l'i-hing out to Alkali lake
Monday evening and returned Tues
day. Roy llnu-e returned fnrn Valentine,
Neb., Tuesday for a vi.-it with home
lolks and friends.
H.-.rvey Whaley and Rev. Charles
Rurleigh drove to Alliance Tue.-day
ifternoon. Mrs. I. 1). Whaley. who
"'""uanieil her yrand-d: uuhters,
Lbyllis and Reatrice Fod wick their t
home in Alliance leturned with the jt
iioimer m tiie eeniru. i j;
Mr. Frank We-1 ever and daughter, ' j
drove to Alliance Tue-I :y ai d b'auuht ;j
T-. We-'tover home fmm the ho-pi- it
tal where she has been for about two
weeks following an op-ei alien for ap
pendicitis. . :t
Miss Viva O.-boin went to Hent'ntr- I ;
ford Tuesday to vi-it her friend, Mi.-si
Mio iel Zuiepov at t-t Place. I :j
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Irwin were in !
tov i Ve.ine-day ivo'iiiti;.
The Me.-srs. Cox, StucK.v and Wells
Fisherman'
Luck
5
TliGi e's lets cf luck in nsh
mg, but the? es also lots of
skill required and skill is
aided by the best equipment.
.l .. g.f ,.(, tie
It was of the subject of goitre and
its treatment that Dr. Weyiens had
prepared a lantern lecture which was
pre'ented to the Lions c ub. It in
cluded photoj-raphs of the laboratories
where Dr. Kendall i ola.ed the sub
stance secreted by the thyroid g and-,
rictures of the crystals were shown.
tu ,irtof exnlaine.l how this suU-
. ..n.i iiu-mvin bv Dr. Ken-l.x
bdl, controlled the change of tis, u es
11 i.. j.ntk- t:k nr place tn the
human body, whenever a muscle is
.i un iirt on taken. It 1 tnis
Kiand and its secretion that maintains
the balance, so to pw.k. If the g and
over-exerts itseir, or reiu- i
lion properly, great damage to the
human system results.
Several pictures were Fhown ot
Datients Fuffering from one for.n or
another of improier functioning of
S gland, together with PP
taken after proper treatment had been
administered. The effect was maiked
hi every instance. ,
Dr. Wevrens was detained several
minutes after the lecture answering
questions by interested iione.
James P. Boler Is
New Resident of
City of Alliance
James P. Boler, former cashier of
the Farmers' State Bank of Scotia,
Neb., will move with his family to Al
liance, where they will make their
home. Mr. Boler has been appointed
general agent for the Northwe.-tern
National Life Insurance comrnny,
with Dawes, Sioux and Box Butte
counties as his territory. He has
many friend in Alliance and vicinity.
Mr. Boler has something different
in a savings account-insurance policy,
ami in connection with the First State
bank of Alliance, expects to stage
tpiite an extensive campaign. His an
nouncement appears in this issue of
The Herald.
HERALD WANT ADS RESULTS,
DIFFICULTIE!
During Hot Weather
Coost Your LucU by
Using OUR Line of
Rods, Lines and Flics
iiili
10c Toilet Sonp
two for
11c
10c Hikers 1 hi sol lotion
"Just the thing for
Sunburn," two for
41c
23c Williams Talcum
Fowder, two for
26c
60c jar of
Pompeian Day Cream
two for
61c
50c box Stationery
two for
51c
SATURDAY, AT
For the housewife hot weather presents difficulties
which are sometimes hard to overcome. Appetites are
jaded. Something different is needed.
LET US MAKE SUGGESTIONS
We' have many warm weather helps for the house
wife, including meats, vegetables, green stuff, etc.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Full Cream Daisy Cheese, per lb. 20c
Fuil Cieam, ilrick Chtese, per lb. 2."c
Dairy Fails full of choice Soda Crackers, each.9Sc
1 lb. cans "D.C." Coffee, special at 29c
Palace Market
We have everything- the
fisherman needs and wants.
Come in any time and
browse around. We know
the best fishing holes and
will tell you about 'em.
Fishing and Hunting
Licenses for Sale.
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DOELL BROS., Proprietors.
llARNESSl
EXTRA HAY HARNESS FOR THAT
EXTRA TEAM IN THE FIELD.
During the rush season you often need
another Jiarness. We have them at an ab
solutely right price. What a
"GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELIN
it is to have a harness you can't pull in two,
even though you break your wildest broncho.
ALL LEATHER HARNESS
u. - FOR ONLY 32.00
ALSO $42.00 to $70.00
Rhein Hardware Co.
Prompt and Courteous Service
Mi
liie manviio uwns nis iiosno.
ITS ON TOP qfctsTWORW!
Truly he is king of his domain as independent of
his landlord's yoke and as fancy free as a mere child.
In other words the home owner is monarch of his little
patch.
When you consider that prices of materials are at"
their lowest in several years and that labor has come
down several notches, you will appreciate the fact that
you can build now at a great savings.
It will be worth your while to consult us before you
attempt to build.
Dierks Lumber Co.
F. W. HARGARTEN, Mgr.
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