FOUR
THE ALUANCi: IICUALD. TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1922.
CAMi; W.Mr 1 1' N M AKJ'.S
fLi:.MN(J AT Kl SIIVILIX
(Continual from Ipr !)
the ttitimy jimr? who a-s'.r-i thorn,
ho has tnkrn t lie po'-ilinn thft. pnme
leniency &hmilil n fhown for Iho first
Violai'nn, nlthdutfh the .'tanl is tfikn
that vuhi-'wuirn viol-ition.j of this law,
a lonjr n it Is in fcrro, will be !enlt
vith much note harshly.
Mnskrat Trapping Profitahlp.
The troppinir of nni-kn!t furs during
the past scn.-on a the financial sal
vation of many ranchmen in the west
rn Nebraska sandhill cattle country,
for this teiritoiy was hit a terrific
How by the financial (Irpre.-sion, which
Ttill rets heavily on the cattlemen,
end had it not been for the money re
ceived from mukrat furs many fam
ilies would have I iron homeless and
Jhunpry in this district. The mnskrat
thrives in the sandhill lake region and
expert fur men und trapper insist
that the furs are prime from January
I to April 1 and t!iat this should be
the open season, in tead of cIom'iik it
en February 15. The purpose of iho
lire.ent clofinir date is to protect the
female and younjj, as the muting ?ea
starts shortly after the middle of
February.
A determined effort will be made
luring the coming session of the N'e
Lrcska Icjri.- lature to have the dates
ot the trapping season changed to
conform to the sea: on of prime furs.
As long us the cattle industry is in
the dumps, the muskrat fur industry
will continue to be probably the lead
ing ca:h "crop"' of the sandhill and
those who are interested in the in
dustry insist that they be allowed to
trap while the furs are ptime. How
ever, it is o,uite certain that future
violations of the game laws will fo
few and far between.
Hunting Prospect Excellent.
Prospects for the prairie chicken and
:rou.'e "crop"' this summer are the
cst ever seen in the sandhills und
excellent hunting is in prospect for
this fall, (iame wardens will 1m? scat
tered through the hunting district dur
at Nalien.-I, Omaha; J' hn M. '"n.i-1
ran, teeietrry of the YV.ir Fi :ic
l'oi;.oiation; iuy 11. peed, F'ii -t u
'.ional, Lincoln; .1. P. t ain. Jr., J'um.
National, Omuha; (J. K. Melv:n, 'h-o-h,
C. F. Colli o, Jr.. Chadion; C. M.
lliurather, Oniahii; .1. T. White'mvui,
Mitch. T. I.. Pclion, Mitchell; W.k
Pay, Omaha; Stanley M.dy,' Lineobi;
Win. H. Huifhes, secretary of the. Ne
braska Hankers' ns.-ociation, ')m:,h-;
W. l. Cameron, Om.iha; Klmer -il-.iams,
Grand Island; P. It. Frndi.i:i,
Federal Pererve bank. Omnln; C. V.
rlnkman, U. S. National, Om '.ha; V.
V. Thomas, First National, Onvi'ia;
W. 1.. Pier, Slock Yiinl' Nation d,
)maha; 1. T. Mall, tiering; n P.
'nonev, Chadion; M. II. (J-tenV-g.
SeottslilulY; II. V.. Nut eh, (Jering; Jo
e;h Obertebier, Sidnev; C I. Vvildy,
ScottshlulV; C. W. Mitcholl, Chadion;
. N. Mather-, tioiijig; P. II. Mickey.
Wood Lake; .1. C. P.utVington, prc.-ident
(iiiaiaiitv Fund l ife Co., Omaha; S. K.
Warrick, Scott.-lilull; Frank Skriven,
Anrora: (i. r. Haas. Minatare; 1. I.
Croon, Sc(,tt-bhi;l'; C. N. Wright,
Scott-blufV: A. II. Toreg-on, Hayim
C. P. VanatlH, P.iyrvd; An!reus Kjel
gaai d, Pig Springs; H. C. Peterson.
Chappell.
Angora C. of C.
Invites Alliance
to a Celebration
Frank Skiivan, secretary of the
An"om chaeibor of commerce, has for
warded to the local chamber of com
merce an invitation to hold the North
Star celebration, commemorating the
completion of that loud from Sidney
to .Allium e, a! that town. '1 be Angora
boo-ters say they are .-ituated near the
renter of the route, and that there r.re
two good lakes near that city which
would make good places to celebrate
a regular old-time picnic. The cham
ber of commerce recently had an in
vitation from L. D. Carnine to hold
sueh ti celebration at a lake on his
ranch.
The matter was discussed at the last
LAILIl)L. j ter, Mrs. Call -.1:13c r, and three c! ii- in a few dav for the State convention
ilien to the country for.n low week of Cheches of Christ at Bethany
Mrs. Viu:nia leriiune l etui nod vi.-it with relatives before th It- June L0-:j0.
f. oiu a pieasunt visit w ill. lur inece, . K:ning of tnc next scm.ol tor.n. I Men nn,, .0V!! Jet Ui, srP if v;e ran
Mrs. L. ..1. Uiu.ei un.i iM.uly nt .m U.e -Messis. i at Leid nd Pat Pen- .., ' m ,r:,.,v ; ,,av.
Fr;-..v . iLZ ' nR4U Dl-n in a larger number at Bible school
rOLNT OF ROCK ( KEEK
ine the lute summer und fall with ! ch.imb -r of commerce meeting, und
4ir(lers to apprehend all violators of the following is part of a letter sent
the state end federal frame biu-s. The in the Ane-ora 01 1'anization:
cpening of the shooting season is con- "We appreciate your interest am'
fidered too late under the present lawn offers of co-operation. The picnic and
.and a determined effort will be m.idn celebration should undoubtedly be held
by western snortsmen durinir the next soon but we believe that some mltii-
wssion of the state legislature to have tional road work should be done just
the opening; dates of the season set as soon as possible and prior to the
nhead from fifteen to thirty days. celebration. This would include the
Antelope, which are protected by n installing of the railroad crossing a
closed season under both state and short distance south of Bonner and
frovernmcnt laws, are r.ow scattered the fixing of the bad spots between
all through the sandhill ami prairie Bonner and Angora. If you gentlemen
districts of western Nebraska. One will take up these problems and help
nerd is near Hyannis, while other get them out-of-the-way at an early
herds have been seen recently near date, we lvelieve that the dute can then
Sidney and between Alliance and be set for the celebration. Please let
Jiei'i,, CI. She wid spenu a month j
visiiieg her Uo Mst.is, Me.-dame.s
Ooike llyland of Lj.kcM'ie and v . H.
Moop, r.t the rant!) seventeen nines
north, befoie she returns; to her home
in Maryland.
(jcoige inland returned from the
W. II. Sloop i anch a lew day -I ugo
alter helping to put in tlie crop n
both the ranches ot Mr. and Mr -. XV.
H. Stoop, lie drove a tea n nr il e
I. uke.ioe leelopment romp. my ln
oay uni' Satuiduy, hauling pipe.
Mr. and Mis. C. M. Carty Uove in
iioiii tin.' lanch Wednesday o-' last
week. The latter wtnt to Alliance oi
4 J to see a doctor i.i r-ganl to iier
Health. Siie. returned Tlrir.-day nnd
vi.ite-l friends here until Fnd.ty when
the went out to her home.
Mr. und .Mrs. J. L. ICoe and clrbirrn
and Mesdames irginia Terhane und
vitoige llyland move to APiunce
Thursday evening. Ail cepoit a pleas
ant trin.
Mi. and Mrs. Bill Clitohtiold :.rd lit
tle son leturned V ednesd iv b lust
v.etk 1 1 om a vis t to Ca.-pcr, Wyu.
Civde Simmons went to ily.i.ni.
Wednesday to attend ihe St ickieen's
. omentum and returned liop-.o Suuciay.
C. J. Hitt, extra dispatcher, visi-ed
friends here part of lu.-.t ' 'oek.
Miss Thelma Simmons has :een em
ployed at the Clitchheld honn ii east
Luke.-ide since their return from
Wyoming.
J. 1. oung ana feiry uv were
up from Ellsworth Thui.-day oi l.iot
week.
K. F. O-born went to 1'yanni en
41 Friday lo attend ihe co'ivenr.ion.
We.-ley Closson drove in irom me
C. M. Carey ranch Friday alter a hen!
of flooring und brick V) repiir. the
dwelling liou.e Mr. Car;. uoeJ to
his place for Mr. and Mrs. Co.m to
live in while employed :!r:.e.
Mrs. Wise Ash und chil lin, I'.lls-
wmth and Hattie. i to.med here on
their way to Alliance tVuhy. Tney
were accompanied by the Jtev'. ('. H.
Burleigh.
James Builington, jr., of Alliance
was in town on business Friday.
Lee Meeker, Waiter ILiu-e an 1 Dale
Pollard attended the po-tare .-no-. t
ices. Larn;e WeineW ond Howard Es-ex
This month i the becinriinc of our-were Alliance callers Friday evening.
sixth voir of service in Alliance. With) Mr. and Mrs. Mini Nichols came
the splendid co-operation and helpjfi'oni W yoming one day last week,
which we can expect mother vour will '-;iu wns a caller at Arthur
f.nd us so crowded for room that we I Lores one nay :ui weeK.
ct.nnot accommodate with seats all
who attend the services.
Summer has come, God still lives
nnd we will continue to move for
ward. S. J. EFLEK, M nister.
Orme Nichols is cutting tiotatoes
for limit and Martin.
Daylight saving ju ;f makes somer
people tired p.n hour earlier. News-jir-.per
Enterprise Association.
Scottsbluff.
ALLIANCE HOST TO
BANKERS TODAY
(Continued from page 1)
Alliance will lie a feature oT the eve
ainp. A partial list of those present at the
convention includes: J. F. Coad of
Omaha, president of the Packers' Na
tional; O. F. Eastman, Omaha, vice
president of the Merchants' National;
E. B. Stewart, Kandolph; M. Weil.
Uneoln, president of the National
Bank of Commerce, C. S. Brown. Au
rora; A. V. Bryan, Mitchell; 11. H.
Thurston, Omaha; with the Equitable
Trust Co.; Keuhen Lisco, Lisco; P. A.
Llewellen, Llewellan; F. E. Neelev,
Gering; E. T. Peters, Omaha Tra'-t
Co.: V. 'ti. Hendricks, U. S. National
f Omaha; II. M. Bushnell, U. S. Tru.-t
Co., Omaha; E. P. Covle, Newcastle;
E. B. Gaddis of the Omaha World
Herald; J. O. Went worth, Peters Trust
Co., Omaha; Chas. II. Kandall, Grand
Island; J. Y. Castle, Ashby; W. W.
Gilbaugh, Bingham; V. J. Klisscn,
Peters Trust Co., Omaha; O. P. Love
lace, Mitchell; L. W .Leonard, Ncbrus-
us hear from you and if you can pet
the above accomplished soon, in order
ihat tourist travel may not lie inter
rupted, it will he of benefit to us all."
FOWLING
Mrs. Hoff motored to Alliance Fri
day afternoon,
family.
Mrs. Elsea spent Thursday nipht
with her daughter, Mrs. Hall and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Larvey and nnall
daughter came over to the Blackroot
ranch to work Friday; f
Henry Brus was an Alliance caller
Friday morning.
Mr; and Mrs. George Carroll passed
through here Thursday.
Joe Culm and family were fish'ng
at the dam Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsea and son were callers at
the Bin home Friday P. M.
Grandma Crawford received a pict
ure from her small granddaughter in
Canada last week.
Joe Kennedy and family motored to
Alliance Saturday.
Fred Crawford was in Alliance
Thursday.
Jim McCord was in town Friday
, v in. . ,, i.e iUiii; Jus ms-
CMl'KCH OF CHRIST.
Nearly three hundred were in the
Bible school picture that was tukcr.
I :st Sunday. If there are others that
care for o::c of the pxturos, makrt it
known to the superintendent, Fiemrnt
Wilson. The pictures aie a doilar
each. We are informed that they are
good.
The ladies' kensingtor. wi'l be held
at the home of Mrs. II. Johnson on
Wednesday afternoon.
The minister and family will leave
v
Mr. and Mrs. Dilton and family re-
j LLiiiin iiuiii invii u i't vun; l.isi.
week.
Mrs. Howard Essex was a visitor
t I mil c ilrlv- W'o vi!f rvnrct irt illiinno Kii.lfii' i r.
'artv to . , ' .. , ... . . , . ",v """
11 r-ni f..i.. . !'. "... i nnoiucr nuge aiennance ai an serv-.jai woik oone.
Mrs. I. i). Whjcy, Mr. and Mr.. J. L.l
Poo, Edward Jameson and .1. Hitt.
U. A. Cook a'trndel t ie C',n ntion
ui. liyunn.s the L.tter part Oi the week.1
( bark's Barncby went lo Hv'unni.
Fiiday to uttend the on cition.
Glenn House was a Rush. ilia n-Ror
the latter part of the week.
Waller barncby went to Mullen iLut
uruay to visit lelatives.
A. W. Tyler was in town on :. tidiness
from the ranch Saturday :.f .e. n jo.i.
i ne e.tia gang jn ch;uv,c of NeUe-n
Inake airicd in lakeside .Situit'ay
evening and will work bet veen In re
und Ellsworth for ihe next few weeks.
l.on Trester und Harry Hudson were
in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Irwin i-nd childicn
veie in town Saturday vielivering
cieam at ths station and shipping.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Minaick a.ssi-ted
by several neighbor men moved in
from the Jennings' neighborhood Sat
urday. They v.iil occupy the
rooms of the Royal caie. Mrs. Min
nick has been hired to leach die in'.cr
media'e grades in our school the com
ing term.
Ed Tyler leturned Sunday fio.n a
western trip where he visited his
brother, William and wife, und his si -
ter, Mrs. Anna Arms and husband.
Mrs. Elbe Ash and ,-on Ellsworth
and daughter, llattie, weiA guests. Lit
tlie Amelia Black home here Sunday.
Roy Hudson came up liom Mu'l mi
Saturday to siend the week-end vi:h
his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Blumer drove to
Alliance Friday morning and returned
that evening.
GET TBI
Extra V alue In Flour
As we are somewhat overstocked on high
grade flour, we will sell
"HIGH 12" FLOUR
59 lb. Sack
at
only $L
80
a sackj
You can make no mistake in buying
"High 12". It's guaranteed.
Farmers9
H. J. Trabcrt, Mgr.
Union
Phone 51
Announcement
We wish to announce to the people of
Alliance that the interest of Dr. A. L.
V. Smith in the firm of Drs. Jeffrey &
Smith, Chiropractors, has been pur
chased by Dr. Titus Fridell, formerly
associated with Dr. Robert Forsykthe
of Minneapolis, Minn., who will be in
charge of the Alliance office.
Dr. Fridell has already taken over the practice in
Alliance and wishes to cordially invite all pat
rons both old and new to come in at their con
venience and become acquainted with the new
chiropractor.
Dr. A. L. V. Smith has accepted a position on
the faculty of the Midwest College of Chiroprac
tic and will not return to Alliance.
We wish to thank the people of Alliance and vic
inity for their generous patronage in the past and
assure them the former high standard of skill
will be maintained tat all tinjes by the. new' firm
of chiropractors.
Drs. Jeffrey & Fridell
CHIROPRACTORS
Over Harper's Store. Alliance, Neb.
Be
ONLY
for an extra can of
t. ' ' - V
JJo
IPlK3SpK3AEE
POSITIVELY the greatest value ever offered in a whole
some high-grade baking powder. If you haven't taken
advantage of it do so today the supply is limited.
Every can bears a blue sticker on the label containing
this special offer:
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SALE
One 12 oz. can at regular price
One 12 oz. can at special price
Two 12 oz. cans for .
25 cents
05 cents
30 cents
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded
Never again are you apt to get this famous brand of baking powder at this
"give-away" price, which is offered during this sale, just to give every
housekeeper an opportunity Jtb prove its superiority for herself!
Don't miss this wonderful opportunity
If the,first grocer you call on hasn't any left, try the next one. Don't let
this cppCTtiinity slip by. It's, all new stock and guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded.
The time gows short Act today I
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