jURBERS organize
Alliance Local Union No. 679 Starts
Out With a Membership of
Fourteen
SCOTTSBLUFF BARBERS UNITE
The barbers of Alliance have tak
en advance steps by organising am;
Mice liOcal Union No. 679 of the
Journeymen Barbers' International
Union of America, with the following
officers: J. L Winters, pre.; C.
W. Nation, aec'y.; J. K. Moore,
trees The union atari out with a
membership of fourteen. Including
the Scottsbluff barbers "who wlehed
to come Into the Alliance union. Alt
Ix of the AHtoinc shops come Into
the union, the rules of which re
quire uniform prices and uniform
hours. In the opinion of The Her
aid this Is h fine thin for customers
as well as barbers, as all may know
what hours all shops will le opened
and the prices charged for work.
As will be seen by a notice else
where In thin paper, shop hours are
aa follows: October I to Apr'l 1, 8
a. m. to 7 p. m.; April 1 to October
1, 7. a. m. to 7 p. m. On Saturday
opent till 10 p. m.
Following arc the prices for work:
hair cut, 86 cents; shave, 15; olive
oil shampoo, 50; Fitch shampoo. 50;
plain shampoo, 35; egg shampoo. 50;
tar shampoo, 35; singe, 35; massage,
86; electric massage and hand, 50;
beard trimming. 25: removing moles.
each. 60; mustache trimming, 10;
head massage, 36; razor honing. 50;
tonic, 16.
BROUGHT IN WATER PUPPY
Curious Aquatic Quadruped Attracts
Attention
1-jtst Friday morning N. A. Krenek
and R. Malek brought to The Her
aid office a little water animal, in
a gloss jar, whichwas caught in an
artificial pond, fed by a windmill,
an t he former's place four miles east
of Alliance. It Is what le common
ly celled tu water puppy.
It was quite a curiosity to those
who had never seen one before, but
we are Informed that they abound
in the larger lakes In the sandhill
country. As water puppies are nev
er known to leave the water them
aelvea, Mr. KreneK considers It a
mystery how they came to be on
tiis place. He first eaw them i n
the pond a Hon: seven weeks ago.
when they were only about an inch
in length. He thinks the first one
brought to the pond may have been
carried by a duck. They perhaps
have some way of traveling or be
ing transported as yet undiscovered,
ed.
DEVELOPING PAYING MINE
The Journal-Miner or July 10. pub
lished at Preaoott, Ariz., conte Lis
An account of th developments of
(tie holdlnga of the Montezuma Mln
log and Milling Company In the
Bradshaw mountains, and states that
the same ore attracting very much
attention. The president of the com
pany, J. P. Waldron, haa yone to
large expense In placing the mines
Ui condition to yield large returns
In the not very distant future. This
la the company in which our towns
man, Philip Nohe. has a financial
interest, and the success of the com
pany will be good news to his many
friends who read this paper.
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SLAYERS KNOWN
Lines Tightening Around Murder
ers ol Rosenthal.
BECKER'S FRIEND IS NAMED
Jack Rose Clalma That Ha Cap Provt
Alibi Prosecutor Saya He la Man
Who Hired Auto and Gun Fighters
Assassins Took Their Time.
New York, July 12. "Bald Jack
Rose." who hired the motor car which
carried the murderers of Herman Ros
enthal, the gambler, to the scene ol
the crime, was connected more direct
ly with the case by Implication ot
Deputy police Commissioner Dougher
ty. Rose claims he can prove an alibi
for the time one hour before and an
hour after the killing
The commissioner nn asked
whether police Llcutennnt Becker, th
friend of Hose and the man whom
Rosenthal had declared was in silent
partnership with him, has been con
neded with the case.
"Lieutenant Becker Is a figure Id
this case, but there Is nothing tangl
ble against Becker," he said.
While the police were busy with
their end of the case, the district at
torney's office, with the force of prl
vato detectives which has been em
ployed, was working along Independ
ent lines. Those who are working with
Mr. Whitman felt that the lines ar
tightening about the slayers of Rosen
thai.
Every Move In Crime Known.
Bvery move In the crime is known
to the district attorney's office. It If
asserted The name and description ol
every man who rode In the "murdei
car" ta known. The name of the man
who ia said to have called Rosenthal
from the Metropole cafe to the atreet
where the murderers were waiting tc
shoot him. Is known, aa well aa hla
movements after his death messagt
was given.
Rose Is a close friend of Poller
Lieutenant Becker, who was removed
as the heBd of the "strong arm
squad, which handles the gambling
July 20.1512.
Fine weather, corn ta looking fine,
iso are potatoes.
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Mr. Miles and Mtes E aeJ Haga
family, Mr. levet and daughter took
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Clark 6unday.
Mr. Mtlea anr Miss Ethel Haga
man were calling on Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Hawkins Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr. Chaa. Coupons and
family and Mum Fanny Gllrshanon
and intendent were visit lu; P. 8.
Malley Sunday and report a fine
time.
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Mr. J. C. HawklnB Is working the !
roads again this week and we will
have better roads next winter.
Guy Worley is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. J. C. Hawkins was visiting
Mr. G. O. Clarks TliaH
Little Harold C' irk's mamma want
ed him to wash Ms face and he said
he dldn'wpnt M for he had wa:i t
tt yea 1 ! end y hi ago.
Miss Dora CoVer got badly scald
ed upsetting tli- coffee pot on her
foot.
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Mr. Leavfct preached at the Bap
tist church Sundav morning.
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Miss Dollle Hagaman has been
down on the river visiting Rev.
Bouers and John Hun's
Mrs. J. C. Wright doesnV believe
In being out of date so she purchas
ed a fine oil stove of Acheson
at Alliance.
Auntie Malley received a bad ac
nblit Thv were aroin.it to Couuon
and GiUhanon wedding and the auto
ran into a teleuhoue Dole. culling
her head till three stitches had to
be taken by Doctor He II wood
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Haw kin were
visiting Mr. and Mr. J. V, wrigni
Friday.
Photo by American Press Association.
WII.I.IAM nh vim no
Louts I.lbby'a partnar in ownership of
automobile, who drove the "murder car"
m the Koaanthat esse.
situation In the city. District Attor
ney Whitman has gleaned enouKh In
formation to convince him that Rose,
at the suggestion or knowledge of the
police, hired some of Jack Zelig'a gang
of gun flghters to make away with
Rosenthal The market rate for kill
ing man by some of the east aide gun
men la said to be $2,000.
From William Shapiro, driver ol
the "murder car," Di8trlct Attorney
Whitman and private detectives em
ployed by him have learned that aftei
the shooting the murderers loafed
around the scene of the crime with no
apparent fear or arrest. Shapiro hai
told enough detaila to cauae the public
proaecutor to helleve that the private
detectives will soon round up the gang
of gun fight era whom the police have
dally p'omisod to arrest, but have
failed so to do. That the gambling
plot m l murder plot will lead fat
deeper Into the police department la
now generally believed.
STEEL TRUST REPORT
House Republicans Are Working on
Measure.
Washington. July 22. The Repub
lican members of the Stanley steel
trust investigating committee worked
on a report or their views of the re
eilte or the steel Inquiry, and when it
ta submitted to the bouae It will create
more o. a sensation than that pre
pared by Chairman Stanley. This as
eertlon waa made by a member or the
committee. He aaid the Republican
recommendations would be more far
reaching than those made by the
Democrata and that the bills to be
suggested to the houae would be for
constructive legislation to amend the
truet law, rather than censure the of
flcials who failed to curb the growth
Of the steel tnist.
Escsoed Convict Recaptured.
Pierre. S D . July 22. E. W Bell, a
convicted negro forger who escaped
from a train while being taken to the
penitentiary at Sioux Fella, was cap
tured n ar Cpa, S D, bv a uosse
uhuh used a bloodhound to trail him.
IN MURDER CASE
Police Lieut. Becker
And Friend, Jack Rose,
Who Is Under Arrest.
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A short tlmo before he waa murdered
Ronenthal aroused Becker of being hla
partner In the Forty-fifth street gambling
house Becker, he aaid, received 20 par
cent of the winnings. The lieutenant is
believed to have advanced the $1,500 on
the chattel mortgage. Kose was aaid to
have been stationed In Boaenthal'a place
tO gather In the receipts for Becker.
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Speaker of National House Leads Car
avan cf 116 to Seagirt.
Champ Clark, speaker of the bouts,
led his caravan of followers a tortu
way along Mi- dusty roads of Seag.
N. Y., to Governor Wilson's summ
home.
They came 116 strong from thi
house of representatives In a specla.'
1 ain from Washington to shake hand
with the nominee and bid him god
speed for the presidency. It was the
first time In the history of the United
States that Democrats or Republic
ans in congress had quit their work
to dash across the country and hall
the party standard bearer.
Governor Wilson met them half way
down the walk stretching away from
his rront porch to the roadway, es
corted Mr. Clark to the wide porch and
there completed the welcome by grasp,
ing every pilgrim by the hand.
FULL TICKET TO 60 IN FIELD
Michigan Progressive Republicans
Leave Old Party.
Jackson. Mich., July 22. Michigan
progressive Republicans divorced
themselves from the Republican party
tn tholr t"te convention.
By almost a unanimous vote the
delegates went on record aa ravorlng
the placing or an entire ticket, both
state and national, in the field.
Delegatea to be national progres
sive party convention in Chicago,
presidential electors, members of the
state central committee and a member
of the national committee were chosen.
Wealthy Man Charged With Murder.
New York, July 22 George R.
Harknesa, a wealthy real estate deal
er of Sea Cliff, Long Island, waa ar
rested, charged with having shot and
killed Mrs Florence Hopp of Lewis
burg. Pa., at the hotel here, where
they were guests. Mrs. Hopp, who
was about twenty-five years old, had
been in Harkness' company for sev
eral days.
Colorado to Oust Lumber Trust.
Oreeley, Colo.. July 22. Proceed
Ings against the so called lumber trust
of the atate were brought by District
Attorney George A. Carlson of the
Bighth judicial district, in a complaint
filed In the district court here. The
court la aaked to restrain the com
panic from pooling their earnings
agreeing on margin of profit, or fixing
prices of lumber.
Hibernian Ladles Elect Officers.
Chicago, July 22. The ladles' auxll
iary of the Ancient Order of Hiber
nians elected these officers: Presi
dent. Mrs. Bilen Ryan Jolly. Paw
tucket, R. I ; vice president. Miss B
A. Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.; aecre
lary, Mra. Adelia Christy. Columbus.
O.; treaauier, Mra. Mary Connolly,
Amsterdam. N. Y.
New Yorker Owns Some Hen.
Mount Vernon. N. Y., July Zl The
latest achievement of a price winning
Plymouth Rock hen. owned by W. F
Boltman of this city, is an egg ten
inches in circumrerence and weighing
five and one half ounces. The hen is
a steady layer and all her egga are
overslse, most of them being double
yolked.
"A CORN FED EDITOR"
Union Labor Paper Pays Compliment
to Western Nebraska Editor
Who ia a Candidate
THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION
NOMINEE FOR STATE SENATOR
Ben. A. Brewwter of the Chadron
Chronicle wias one of the northwest
ern Nebraska fellows who was for
tunate enough to be able to attend
the reception recently given Nebras
ka editors by the Omaha Commercial
Club. Frank A. Kennedy, editor of
the Western Laborer, pays Brother
Brewster the following compliment
in the issue of his paper of July 13:
Among the corn fed editors of the
short grass country that were here
Monday was Benjamin A. Brew-ster
of Chadron. He publishes the Chad
ron Chronicle and la piling on flesh
and stacking up a bank account. It
looks strange to see these old t':ne
union printers come into Omaha a 'h
their round red. sunburned chc:ks
and real long green money in their
clothes. They came down to see
Samson and never fall to scatter the
coin around. We knew Ben. Brew
ster way back in the hard times of
the nineties. He was an active mem
ber of the Omaha Typographical un
ion and both he an his father were
falrhful members of old one-ntn
Ben's friends in Omaha are delighted
to see him make good and prosper
In Chadron because we know he de
serves it. He is a candidate for
state senator on the democratic tick
et and if he makes the arrangements
at the other end we will see that
tbJaf whole membership of the typo
graphical union will come up to vote
ror him. We don'.; kniw ir there
arel any union men in the Chadron
country but If so we urge them to
stick to Bea. Brewster because he
has a great deal of faith in unionism
bred Jn his bones and blood.
YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASS
Th Y. M. B. B. C. will meed on
Friday evening at the First Presby
terian church at 8:00 o'clock.
NOTICE TO BAPTIST WOMEN
The women of the Baptist church
and congregation are requested to
meet at the church on Wednesday,
July 31, promptly alt two o'clock, in
order to go in a body to the Kir
Presbyterian church where they will
be entertained' by the ladies of that
church.
MRS MOSES WRIGHT. Pres.
MRS. CAL SIMPSON. Secy.
CO OPERATION AND
CO-OPERATIVE LAW
The Herald U in receipt of a pam
phlet on the above subject by C. Vin
cent, well known as a leading pro
moter of co-operation aincnj farmers.
It is a little book of thirty-six pages
and contains a large amount of in
formation valuable to any on? Inter
ested In co-operative business, e s
pecially In Nebraska, as the Informa
tion Includes the Nebraska law on
the subject. It may be had free by
addressing C. Vincent, 779-81 Brau
deis Building. Otuaha. Neor.
The democratic electors of the
state of Nebraska are hereby called
to meet in delegate convention In
the city of Grand Island, Tuesday,
July 30. 1912, at 2 o'clock p.m.. for
the purpose of drafting a democratic
state platform, the election of a
democratic state committee and the
transaction of any other business
which may properly come before the
convnetion.
The representation in said conven
tion will be based upon the vote
cast for presidential electors In 1908
and each county will be entitled to
one delegate for each 150 votes, or
major fraction thereof, cast at said
presidential election, and one dele-gate-at-large
from each county, giv
ing the several counties representa
tion as follows:
Adams . . 17
Antelope 11
Banner 2
Blaine 2
Boone 12
Box Butte 6
Boyd 7
Brown 5
Buffalo IS
Burt 9
Butler 15
Cass 17
Cedar 13
Chase 3
Cherry 8
Cheyenne 6
Clay it
Colfax ; 9
Cuming 12
Ouster 20
Dakota s
Dawes 6
Dawson 14
Deuel 4
Dixon 8
Dodge 19
Douglas 105
Dundy 4
Fillmore 14
Franklin 10
Frontier 7
Furnas 12
Gage 22
Garden 4
Garfield 3
Gosper 5
Grant 2
Greeley g
Hall 16
Hamilton 12
Harlan 9
Hayes 3
Hitchcock 5
Holt 13
Hooker 2
Howard 11
Jefferson 13
Johnson 9
Kearney 9
Keith 3
Keya Paha 3
Kimball 2
Knox 16
Lancaster 58
Lincoln 10
Logon 2
Loup 2
Madison 14
McPherson 2
Merrick 3
Morrill 6
Nance 7
Nemaha 12
Nuckolls 14
Otoe 17
Pawnee 8
Perkins 3
Phelps 9
1'lerce 8
Platte is
Polk 9
Red Willow J ..10
Richardson 16
Rock , 3
Saline 16
Sarpy g
Saunders 19
Scotts Bluff 6
Seward 15
Sheridan 6
Sherman 7
Sioux 4
Stanton 6
Thayer 12
Thomas , 2
Thurston , 6
Valley g
Washington n
Wayne g
Webster 10
Wheeler 3
York 15
Total 978
It is recommended by the atate
committee that no proxies be recog
nized by the state convention, but
that the delegates actually present
from each county be authorized to
cast the full number of votes to
which the county la entitled under
this call.
In addition one delegate-at-large
from each county.
J. C. BYRNES, Chairman,
LEO MATTHEWS, Secretary.
LEGAL BLANKS
A large line of conveyancing and
other legal blanks Is carried la
stock at the offioe of The Alliance
Herald. We can supply these In
any quantity desired. Following ia
a list of some of the blanks carried
ia stock:
Agreement for Building
Agreement for Warranty Deed
Assignment of Mortgage
Application for Druggist's Permit
Administrator's or Executor's Deed
Bond for Deed
Bill of Sale
Chattel Lease
Contract for Real Estate
Farm Lease
Eatray Notice
Miscellaneous Bond
Quit Claim Deed
Release of Mechanic's Lien
Subpoena
Warranty Deed
Warrant
Writ of Replevin
Release of Mortgage "
Option Contract
Peddler's State License
Mechanic's Lien
Notes
Real Estate Mortgage
Extension of Mortgage
Indemnity Bond
Lease of City Property
Lease of Personal Property
Lease
Mortgage Deed
Mortgage for Coupon Notes
The above list includes only a part
of the blanks which we oarry In
stock. If there Is any other blank
that you wish, call at our office, or
write for It, and we will supply the
same In any quantity you desire.
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Alliance, Nebraska.
