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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1911)
Clearance Sale of Harness Stock For the Next 30 Days I will offer my entire stock of Light and Heavy Harness, Sad dles, Bridles, Collars etc., at greatly reduced price, for cash. J. E. SMITH Opposite Darling's New Store Farm Machinery car loads just in for coming season. Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Discs, Monitor Drills. A complete line. Call and see them on our floors. I. L. ACHE SO N 2 ALLIANCE Central Lumber Co. Building: Hatarial, Piles, Posts HEniNGFORD, and Coal Nebraska "Yet, I'm orry, too, that you cannot fill the position, but what I need is a TRAINED man a man who thoroughly understands the work." "Wo, there'a no other position open we've hundreds of appli cants now on the list waiting for the little jobs. This position calls for a TRAINED man. Good day." That's it. There'i a big call for the trained man the man who can handle the big things -the man who is an expert. You can easily receive the training that will put you in the class of well-paid men. You can't begin to under stand how quickly the little coupon below will bring you success. Already it has helped thousands of men to better paying positions and more congenial work. It will cost you only a two-cent stamp to learn how it is all done. Just mark the coupon as directed and mail it today. The Inter national Correspondence Schools have a way to help you. During last year over 4,000 students voluntarily re ported better positions and higher salaries secured through I. C. S. training. To only this small per centage of our student body there was brought in creased salaries amounting in one year to ever Two Milion Dollars! Don't fill a little job all your life when you can so easily move up in the world. The Business ol This Place Is to Raise Salaries NOW is the ussc Is tfceC f lateraauoaal Correspondence Schools Sax fit, ScranlM, Pa. Please eiplala. without further ot.llgatiua ua ruy part, how I caa tu.hty lor a larger aalary la the ..ukltiua MNN whlih I have marke.l X Bookkeeper Stenographer Adverbaement Writer Show -C aid Writer Wuvdow Trunme, rraarawiri ill Law Gvil Service Te.de-MaSupt. I Jectnnaii Electncal Fagi.. th ai Drahataaa Telephone Engineer Eieclnc jghnog Supr Mechanical Engineer Surveyor Stationary Fngineer M Eaataawi BurVfcac Contractor Arrkatex rural Draha Structural Engineer Mining r gattatf Nam. Sreer .nJ ,V.. TOE MiS .7 PERPETRATED BY vCALT AVCQOUCALL: CxWHJTE LIES. sal. X I I f CrtBDV -asWsVsV WW ft af DRAMATIC NOTES Elsie JdntacelebraWhei 1'UrtrJ ildV rtloiitt.iitytKon cSrtV(ll. i nkivxlt radvuny juat heard the ncurs.Ucr uvBiwaoci' rcpoMs .omethinq dotntj UndcTonv Cabin, wilt qo onthr rood live coming season HISTAKNCUS THE ONES WE HAVE TOTELL GARDEN HINTS. Now is tivelime to select Aspara Ous tip for tmna plnntino . Not beds should be irwk up cWy to pre - ktcnt bed Ticks dud other maccls thriving. Dont plant yladlotas unlets you feel tlvof aty Iil testing inch worms do not use tape. rntamre riinx Juleps sKou-ia be set out now in the tvfnino Start your Christinas tree nou from choiee. SelecLed seed, ron -tail s.cal toils and Bronx cocktails nuke lovely lawn, brlahleners . Gram (should be messaged lJyJ0gJwo" w bl.x jaiifflT ., items i SL temptation". Sl THE NYACK STAR UPS AND SAYS : riT 15 EASIER TO SPLIT INFINITIES THAN KINDLING WOOO JOB LOT OF KILN DRIED 5PRIN6 P0EM5 KCSt CONSIDERABLE CITYFIED. WHEN WILLOBBOTT GOT BACK HERE FROM STAVING TWO WEEKS IN N'YAWK Wt REALLY THOUGHT THBfli VflSQUEEW HE IJ3ED SUCH STRANGE IJUTLANOISHTALK WEVE HEARO.O COURSE , 0' KENTRY REUBS ypno TIPPIN' ! 1 L X 1 In, it-tain i ir crvMC 4VWII I lPC BOOBS ANDCAmHI5C0U3H1AWf1t A. PIPPIN! HE5EZ THAT JIMS0N GIRL'S SOME CLASS ANO CALLS HIS UNCLE SOL A ROUEY! HE WANTS HIS COFFEE OEMMfl TASS ANDTHINKS WED 0RTER EAT1 CHOP SUEY. WE STAND CORRECTEO.O.K tjrwarar. caxaaav i ai a r e IT5N0NE FOR'MUH "AN0NIX ON THiiT AT MEALS HE LIGHTS ACIGARRETTE SAYS PLEASE CAN ALL TH' HAYSEED CHAT! ANDASKS MA FOR A SERVIETTE HE TALKS ABOUT TH 'TABfiLE DOTE -ME5E2 IT15 NIS0NE BEST BET ANO CLAIMS TH'STUFF T GIT YER GOAT IS CREAM 0UM0NT, TH GREATEST 1IT HIS WNT5 ARE TURNED WAYUP HIS LEG BUT WILLIE SAYS TH' STYLE 15 RIGHT. THATISTHE GREAT WHITE WAY OLD PEG IfYOUAINTHEPTOTHAT.GOOONIGMT!! OUR MOVING PICTURE STUNT -WHAT SOME PEOPLE CALL LUCK mi 3 FIGHT TARIFF Minority Organized to Put Up Strenuous Opposiiion. SENATE NOT IN ANY HASTE, Upper House, on the Defensive, Takes Its Time About Gettrng Ready for Action Direct Election of Senators and Publicity Bills to Pass. Washington, April 17. So far in the extraordinary session ol conni it has be'-ii slain sailing tor the well organized Ueniorratic majority in the house of representatives, hut, in the lien 01 u 1 . 'ii : iiiiii:ii , mute utf brcakeia ahead. Democratic Usldtfs refer with pride to their achievement of passing the bill tor the popular election of L ulled States senators and the campaign pub licity bill in iwo legislative days and to bringing before the liouse tne Ca nadian re. iproi-ity agreement, with as surances 01 its ratification by an over whelming majority b the middle of this week. To all these features of the legis lative program, however, there has Leen little opposition. The wonder of it, to the experienced observer, was the demonstration of the smoothly running Democratic machine. But by what is to follow -the free list bill approved by the Democratic caucus and favorably reported by the new committee on ways and means the rapid pace of legislative progress is expected to receive a check. Stubborn Fight in Sight. Reciprocity discussion, begun Satur day, furnished an opportunity for the minority leaders to intimate their in tentions and to make It clear that the bill placing on the free list manufact ured articles in demand by the farm ers, will be fought as stubbornly as any proposed Democratic tariff meas ure ever were opposed In congress. The majority leaders realize the bill c: n not be rushed through, and they ue pi t-paring to meet the assault upon it In a prolonged debate. Chairman Underwood of the ways ami means eommittee intend to sub mit to the house the committee's re port on the tree list bill on the con ( hiding dav of the reel pro city debut so that tt may be called up the fol lowing day. The tariff debate, it is expected, will begin at once, ami it Is Hie hope of the Democrats that the hill can b- put uM)it its passage within two weeks. The deteimiuatinn of the mlnorlty leaders to assail il from every angle doubtless will resuli In keeping the Pleasure betore the house for a much longer time. The minority members of the ways and means committee, in considering the proposed free Hat, voted solidly against it. maintaining it was a hastily framed measure, ill advised and not Kitfficiently backed up with informa tion relating to the revenues con cerned. Furthermore, It was pointed cut. the tariff board had not been con sulted That Mr. Maun, the minority leader, will conduit an argument HvitinKt tht bill Is beyond question. Mr. Payne-, who was chairman of the old ways and means committee, will he allied with him in dlrr' ting the attack. This will be but the beginning ol tariff '.-:. tetnent, as the Democrats al ready are preparing revised wool and cotton schedules to be presented ns SOOa aH possible and later on in the session the agricultural schedule will be tackled, and then will come again the controversy over th" high cost of living. With all this In prospect, not to mention the proposed Arizona and Kew Motion statehood hill, anti-Injunction lOstlslStloB, reapportionment and appropriation hills, the present outlook is that the house will lie kept busy until well into the summer. Senate Is Leisurely. Two bsportSjK pieces of legislation pre ready for the senate, which ro ws fod:'.y, but the senate Is not r ilv to consider any legislation, and, to iil appearances. It Is making BO ha te The senate comtn'ttees are not yet B BlOOd rind when it meets toila it Is probable another lid joi'rnm -nt will be taken until Thursday, one of the senate leaders when asked how so.ni the committer I would be ready, re I lied: "Well, we are on the defensive tn rega.d to the tariff and I guess we are p no h in v to appoint cotBSUUsos The Beasts will take its time " The pro.;i"i ts are good, however, for the ptSSJkfC bv the senate of the I ovular election and eSBtOstgn public ity bii!s. There is considerable new progressive material In fie senate and the popular election Of senators Is sure to meet with a more favorable reception than it did In the Inst con gre.ss, w-ere it received a majority, but not the necessary two-thirds majority. SAVED HI8 MOTHER'S LIFE ".'our doctors had given me up," writes Mrs. Laura Oalnes, of Avoca, la., "and my children and all my friends were looking for ine to die, S'hOD my son insisted that I use Btofl trie. Hitters. I did so, and they have dons me a world of good. I will al Wuys praise them." Electric Hitters i.-. a priceless blessing to women Iroirblod witli fainting and clizzy Kpctls, backache, headache, weakness, de. ility, constipation or kidney dis orders. Use them nnd gain new health, strength and vigor. They're guaranleed to satisfy or money re funded. Only 50c at K. .1 Itrennan'H. DO IT NOW Subscrlba for THIS PAPER mm m EfTSBTSl ajL ,A4Ai,i3.1iA Si ! A fcssfcssl sssi WUW W W FT? ITTf f TTfY I VaTt t t CONDENSED NEWS S Will Study Goitre Cause. Washington. April 17. The public health service is about to begin an ex tended study Of goitre to learn the cause of epidemics of the disease now existing in various parts of the oan try. One locslity iu Utah has been found where every woman is a sufferer Funeral of Ex-Govemor GMck. Atchison, Kan., April 17 Two ex governors of Kansas and many other men prominent in the state attended the fuueia! here of (leorge W Gllck. also an ex governor of the state The funeral was conducted by the Masonic jrder. OMAHA LAND SHOW Great preparations are being made for the second Omaha l.and Show, SrklCU Mill be held October 16th to 28th. The first of these shows was cons'i'ered a great success, but the numuc-r of exhibits from Nebraska, as compared with those from states farther west, was disappointing An effo't is being made to work up s rrea er interest throughout this state, with good prospecta of success. Choi, e space on the stage of the Aud'-'.criuui, where the show will be held, is being reserved for the coun ties of Nebraska. Everybody inter ested in the development of this stute should be Interested in the Omaha Laud Show. Further Information can be secured by attdresslug the geuer sl manager. Mr. W. O. Paisley, Omaha. lfl( you'll be t,e"LV M lighted with the ro- LVjl suits of Calumet DaLing Bj Powder. No disappoints B no flat, heavy, soggy biscuits. I cake, or pastry. HE H Just the lightest, daintiest, most H uniformly raeed and most deli- K cious food you ever ate. K pk BSSSOSS haar rataaral SarM'a V fur. Paaat taaaaHaaa. m kw Ckiaaea. .aSMT The riots In the champagne dlstffoH of France have been suppressed. H. H. North, commissioner of il gration st San Francisco, has resl The business district of Inlts City, Alasks, has been destroyed fire Representatives of several ct held a reciprocity rally In Rochester,. N Y. Mexican rebels captured ths of Agtia PrieU Two Americsos killed. George S Terry, ssslstant Ul States treasurer at New York, died I Aiken, S. C. Insurrertos blew up six rsflf bridges nnd closed the Ragle Pas IW0 to the United States. Eighteen governors are sfflUatO with the organization, which met year at Frankfort, Ky. Senator elect W. 8. Kenyon Of will await release from the beef tr case before donning toga. Five hundred cigarmakers empk by the Havana-American com pa OS Chicago, sre out on s strike. If congress adjourns during tS spring months President Taft will gsj to Texas to wstch the maneuvers. Former Governor G. W. OlleM o Kansas died at his home In AtchlsosV He wss governor from 1.0S8 to llff. The war department has declined, ts revoke the order for acfentlflc MOS agement In 'be arsenal st Rock IslsUfaaV 111. The fortieth annual meeting of fsW Women's Baptist Foreign MIssloSSSST s v or the West opened In In disss spoils. Storms In Missouri, Kansas sod tMs lahoma last week killed -t a score. injured 100 and caused heavy daru0 to property. Walter W Smith was appointed mr tlonal bank examiner for the city at St. Louis, succeeding Frank O. Hfcfcst, who resigned Charles D. Morton, former secrstsry to President Taft, has been e)c(teT vice president of the First National hank. New York. It Is reared that four flshermoOV Otto t.lsen. Holge Johnson, Nel Swanson and Harold Olson, have bee lost on i.alM' Superior. Rev. McNelly Denolae, a well know Episcopal rector, was drowned In th Catawba river, near Morgantown, HV C, while duck hunting. Fire practically destroyed the offie and plant or the Toledo Blade PubUs Ing company, entailing a Toas or 1200 000, partly covered by Insurance. A. Osborn Darby and Alexander Doty, high school students, wero dtowned in l ake Michigan off Hlgb land Park when their canoe upser R. C. Ilarnes of Washington was ao quitted by a ury at Anderson, Ind., of the charge of having entofed a sieepingt car berth oeeoptod by MIsj Cecil Hill. An Everett interttrban freight cT rfruck a trolley car at a crossing I Ballard, Wash., hurled the car 10u feet erd badly injiired four passengers. Levi Warner, who represented the Fourth Connecticut dlsttiit in th Forty filth congress, died at his hctaar In South .Virwulk, aged elghty-ono. Fe'.lx KomfsM, hi ad 01 a v. hil"tais mil.!nor 1 stahll : nn iit, w: s tound dead of gns asphyxiation In Lie baflV room of hla home In r,:oo5;ll:ie, Mas Si; te Federatlca of l abor hs aslcodT the N w Vor't legislature t r. u Wit c: ittinsr; .n !i.s-.t .Hire lar.i or tho ben. lit or men in baiurCojs .107 m tit Pre.-.!drnt Tn t wll! send to t! e rn it appointments of ex-Gjetrnor 1 ts Guild ol M n tach; s its : s ssj'j: ss.ulor to Russia nnd w av ivochtr.l as ss bassador to Tin! The A'isiiiaii and 0 -'.man AhiOO clubs lav. nsl published itstisttJ itoaing ti ut between 19 1 aud 1910 !n htslve ts.sri A'i inL- ts lost their live In ili" central Alps of Europe Counsel for tlie Indicted Ch'cng eien l.t l appeared before Judgs Caiv-'u'ei- and argaed ihtii deniurroO" aaainst the valid tv of th" tudii tment iinn which the federal government t t ringing rimlual action. ( natoi WsrrSO of Wyoming pr eat.-d to fhn senate a number of p t ' ons from wool growers praying feW the postpoiir'ineni of all rouslderatto or the woolen schedule until tbs iff board makes a report Federal officeholders are prohibit from acting as delegates to conven tions called to nominate a candidal for president or for any elective of by the terms or a hill introduced irft Representative Richardson or Al tiama Judge Kavanagh overruled motio ror a cohtinuam e or the cases of tn former- officers of the Illinois Centres railroad, who are accused or ''graft, ing" from the company by means Osf alleged pa.l led car repair bills. Haas Ing US demurrers was set for April Mr In order to lorestall further actio on an amendment to the .state electlo law, which passed the Tennesse house, twenty Republicans and root t --ti independent Democrats or tn legislature have gone to I atur. Ate. where they declare they are prej to 'inaurge'' for six mouths or United States District Judge Rudkins or Spokane overruled the murrer or the derendants in the ton Alaska land fraud cases, tal ing rect issue with United States J Hanford of Seattle, who had decides the same point tn favor of the defea ant In the Sir Edward St race y ens in Seattle. I '