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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.
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BALD & RUST LAND CO. Successors to Thomas-Bald Investment Co.
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BURR rRINTINQ CO., Owners
GEORGE L. IJURIl, JR Editor
EDWIN M. BURR Business Mgr.
Official newspaper of the City of
Alliance; official newspaper of Box
Butte County.
Owned and published by tho Burr
Printing Company, George L. Burr,
Jr., President; Edwin M. Burr, Vice
President.
sJobecrlptton $2.50 a year, In advance
Entered at the postofflce at Alli
ance, Neb., for transmission' through
the mails as second class matter.
Published Tuesday and Friday.
Those who hare Insisted that the
4emocratlc party Is officially tied up
With the "wet" element, will be In
terested in the news that comes from
&L Louis this week. There the Tenth
district republication denounced na
tion prohibition and asked congress
to repeal the eighteenth amendment.
The resolution declares national pro
hibition as an Infringement on
totes' rights, as guaranteed by the
constitution, and asks that hereafter
constitutional amendments be sub
Knitted to a referendum rote of the
geople.
phllanthropiflt, with an eye to good
government and a desire to interest
young men In the O. O. P., has of
fered a prize of 110,000 to the man
between the ages of twentyone and
twenty-flve who will write the best
party platform. It's a fine Idea, and
ought to stimulate Interest. We can
Imagine a large number of college
men brushing themselves up on the
ories and buckling down to the task,
and we wouldn't fancy the Job of
Judging the contest. After a platform
Is selected, it will be a st ill greater
task to Induce the O. O. P. conven
tion to accept It. We doubt whether
Vincent's Idea will be appreciated by
the delegates, despite the fact that
It ought to.
Profiteers are put Into the same
class with usurers and blackmailers
in Bulgaria, and the cheerful people
of that country have devised what
appears to be an effective way to deal
with them. They have not organised
woman's army, or appointed com
missions to Investigate, but the au
thorities, once a charge Is proved,
placard these men, and march them
through the streets In chains. It re
tain da one of the days of the pillory
aind the ducking stool.
Announcement has been made
thai Vincent Gray, a republican
RAILROAD NOTES
Engineers Kaupp, Breamer, An
trim Roberts, and Setximan were
taken off the extra board and put
back to firing yesterday on account
of the slack In the railroad business.
Conductor Peterson is on Nos. 41
and 42, relieving Conductor Rheider
whose wife Is very 111 with the
grippe.
Brakeman R. W. Murphy was
called to Grand Island to have a gov
ernment medical examination.
Brakeman E. C. Harris has re
signed hla position and left this
morning for his home.
Assistant Trainmaster Glen Wilt
returned from Chicago Saturday, but
Is not able to return to work as yet
on account of his wife being serious
ly ill.
Brakeman Tilly has resigned his
place and will leave for Kansas City
tonleht.
Enalneer Arnold fro mthe Sterling
division Is reported Quite ill here In
Alliance.
The International association of
machinists held a meeting last
night in Reddish hall, and among
other things they presented Barney
Egbers a handsome traveling nag
narnev has been working in the Al
llance machine shops for over twen
ty-two years and has been with J.ne
QLEN MILLER
Undertaking
PARLORS
nurlington railroad for over fifty
five years. He was recently pensioned
and sent home so that he may live
comfortably the rest of his life. Fifty-five
years continuous service is
long enough to warrant a rest.
Machinist Al Tomkin went to Kan
sas Oity last night to visit with his
parents. He will be gone for some
time. t
Machinist Ben Malalne, president
of the local brotherhood of machin
ists, returned to work yesterday
after being off for about three weeks
with the influenza.
The master mechanic and aMcbla-
1st W. E. Connor have Just returned
from a two weeks' stay at St. Paul,
Minn., where they have been attend
ing the trial of a machinist who was
hurt here last winter while working
in the tank gang.- The machinist 1
sueing the railroad company for , a
larger workman's compensation. The
decision of the court has not yet been
handed down. ;
The town of Battle Creek was out
of water the other day. Time has
been when that would have caused
no uneasiness.
I wish Lew and Gene and Roll
were not so polite about waiting on
me when I go Into their stores. I'd
lets rather wait on myself. O. O.
Buck In Harvard Courier.
POLITICAL ADVTOTISraiEyT
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for the democratic nom
ination for county, commissioner
from the First district, subject to the;
will of the voters at the April pri
mary. .
I have been a resident of Box
Butte county for thirty-four years,
and believe I am fitted for the posi
tion. If chosen, 1 will serve the
people of the county to the best of
my ability.
32 JOSEPH DUHON.
128 West Third Street
Telephone Day 311
Night 522 Red 520
SATISFACTION IS
GUARANTEED
WHEN YOU BUY
THE ANKER -HOLTH
CREAM SEPARATOR
This underlying principle, that the user must be satisfied,
is folloMed in the building of every Anker-llolth Cream
Separator.
The result has been that dealers have found the Anker
Ilolth agency a most desirable one. The machine is one
that appeals to the discriminating used and every Anker
llolth owner iaan Anker-llolth booster. And don't for
get that a dealer can have no greater asset that a com
munity of farmers -who are satisfied and who are talking
his goods. ' a
STRONG FEATURES
OP THE ANKERHOLTH ARE:
The self -balancing bowl which is guaranteed to
stay in balance for the life of the machine.
The self-oiling feature. A child can operate be
caure of ease of operation.
To skim the cleanest and to be the easiest to keep
clean.
No numbers on the discs to confuse the operator.
The discs are interchangeable. .
The above features, and many others, are behind the
"SATISFACTION" that foUows the sale and use of an
Anker-Holth Separator.
IMPERIAL
Theatre i
TONIGHT ONLY
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
Brilliant Sta of '
"The Heart of Humanity
In her new masterpiece
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Brand A Jewel production.
Star Dorothy Phillips.
Previous Successes "The
Heart of Humanity," "The
Talk of the Town." "A Soul
for Sale," "The Mortgaged
Wife," etc
Directed by Rollin Sturgeon,
who produced "God's Coun
try and the Woman."
Supporting Cast William H.
Stowell, Harry Hilllard, Ger
trude Astor, Stanhope
wheatcroft, Walt Whitman,
Antrim Short. Tom Ashton,
Nanine Wright, Allan Sears,
Edgar Sherrod.
Scenario by Elliott J. Claw
son. ' : "
From Novel byCharles Nev
. llle Buck. i
Iiooale The farm and New
York, the Stock Exchange
and a palatial residence.
TtiMne The ambition of a
farm youth who dreams of
lording it In the financial
world "out there." The
pages of the book might-have-been
are turned tea
years forward; the youth la
seen as a man with his
dreams fulfilled. He be
comes a Napoleon of finance
.' but loses hla soul. He breaks
up the romance of his sister
. with her lover and brings
down tragedy upon bis
bouse. The chapter of the
fairy-book Is turned back,
however, and we are shown
the boy-conqueror, having
corned the call of the city,
tilling the soli while bis sis
ter's romance Is happily con
gummated. HO ADVANG3 IN FRIGS
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An Attractive Showing of
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Varied in Style
and Tone
Faultlessly tailored and enchantingly
developed in all of the new "Woolens
such as Polo Cloth, Camels Hair, Trico
tine and Tweed. These newly created
Coats boast many individual, smart
touches and 'uncommon style distinc
tion Styles so varied and the assort
ment large enough to make your selec
tion easy at just the time you wish to
buy. Coats at
$25 up to $150.
Hats of Every Style
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For Spring
Pattern Hats of the best makes, featur
ing many colors in small, medium and
large shapes. Nifty Sailors in Black
and Brown. Suit Hats and Tailored
Hats in a big variety at
$5.95 up to $35.00
The HORACE BOGUE STORE
JUST AROUND THE CORNER"
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Thrift in Youth-Comfort
in Old Age
If, while you are young and earning plenty of money, you
will put a part of it in this Bank each week, when old age
comes you will have a true friend to take care of youbring
ing you comforts denied the less thrifty.
"We have several plans, each one with some special point of
interest, but all ending with a good balance in the Bank for
youproviding you follow through to the end of the plan you
select. .
Stop in any time and talk it over with one of our officers.
Savings Banks
For Individual Use '
For the convenience of our Savings depositors we have secured
theBe Small Steel Banks for home accumulations. These will
be given away to each of our patrons in the Savings Depart
ment and also to those who open a Savings Account. They
make a simple and effective means of keeping odd change
until it assumes enough size to deposit. They will be dis
tributed beginning
SATURDAY MORNING,
FEBRUARY 28
FIRST STATE BANK
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