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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1912)
. - - - e n 'he Drake Hotel is ready to serve Luncheon, Parties or Ban- g quets at any time. Don't be afraid & to talk with the management about the menu or decorations. BOWMAN ft SON I jfe 1ft WIS Sft BS 1 ft & mm or Cold Weather i SThe most satisfactory way of heating a house la vLlth ft fiirnnri I hnnHIp th Wise n nrl w V seat - aw air w w Jewel furnaces. They can be seen at my shop X SI have experienced mpn fnrmvnlnnih- pavaa . ' j m . a . m i ng work. A m equipped to hand le a I I kinds of work. Now is a good time to have that plumbing job put in before cold weather sets in. JB. W. RAV SWwmj8laig arid. xaZesitirLgr 2 PHONP Alt W Boards of all descriptions for any part of a house or barn. Dierks Lumber A Coal Co. Phone 22 D. Waters, Mgr. BeK3 H B ' ' fX M 11 11 lllliBflTH'y v' JOHN GARRETT Succusorto Frank Wallace Transfer Line nniltfhnM rrrwlc L moved promptly ijr and transfer work imewnwiiiltiittf riaarilffi1 iicucu. Office at Rodgers' Grocery, Phone 1. Ret. phone 583 Speak Directly Into The Telephone Mouthpiece WILSON WINS IN NEBRASKA His Plurality In State Estimated at 39,000. RETURNS COME SLOW AS USUAL Majority for Morehead for Governor Outaide of Douglas County About 15,000 Norria la Leading Shallen berger for United Statea Senator. Onihlia, Nov. ;. The success of Weed few WllsOtl in the Nebraska presidential poll and the victory of Morehead lor governor were indicated l returns received this morning. From Mattered retfllBa Irom a ma jority of the counties of the stnte, re turnR from the eastern half prcdoml iii.ling. It appeared Wilson's electoral ticket WOqld come to Douglas county with lead of over 3.-,iitit over that of itooaoveii win eppenred to be leading Preeldsni Tnft by M pet at. Adding i. is expected Douglas county plurality. JOHN II. MOREHEAD. I;e should receive Nebraska's elector! vote by 39,n00. Senator Mirehead's estimated plu rality in the State, outside of'Dougla; county, was 1(1,000, a conclusion based upon a far 1 s complete count thai ihnt for presidential preference. For United States senator Shallen I erger la running behind his ticket Unless the trend of the return cbangt i . be win be behind Norrtl win n the stat" votes outside of Doug la. county is compiled. Returns on pnsidV from 124 pre cincts outside 'jf pOUfles county gave: Wilson, it.Wlj rto.s. , It, S.291; 'Taft f.,072. The ante pre incts In 1908 gave Bryan lstf0 and Taft IS.0M. The. include 13.9 POT cent of the vote out sid.' of 1 oughts county. Rcturua from tbltty-flve precincts Talk into the trauuunitter mouthpiece, not imply at it. Keep your lips about otic inch from the inoutlipitvr, and spak in a low, even tone no louder than you would face to face. Most people i.)usintf the telephone talk anneoeeearUy load. Bpeek In an ordlnory com -ii'satimal tone, hut slowly and fjfav tinctly. Your conversation over the telephone re flects your personality. He yourself when you telephone. "The voice with the smile wins." a Nebraska Telephone Company FhatlefchersTr for senator is a Htt1 t' Mnd Moreh sd Owing to the fact that the vote was heavy and that the ballot la over eight feet long, the connt Is necessarily flow. CeOtrAl C'ty Midland precinct riv: Taft, 20; Wilson, 7'.; Roose MefWif. astwHPwwWasoBBft-al CONOKKSSMAN NORRIS. velt, it; Allrhh. G3; Morehead. 83; Noiris, Sti; ShallcnberBer, 58. Lincoln Normal product (Brynn'i votini precinct) flvca: Wilson. 77; Roosevelt, 47; Tnlt, N. Same In 19P8: Brvnn, 11 ; Taft, 52. Tv preetCbtS Itt the city of Lte coin firs Tail :I7!, Wilson M6, ROOM velt ;.'!' Same in Lftll gave Taft Bl Bryan 662. North On ota. Grand Foil;?. Nov. t. -With tlte re turns at hand the indications arc that WOOtl rots Wilson h.s carried Norti' Dakota, but by what majority it is al this time ItB possible to estimate. Taft 'nd Roosevelt are nusnlni close toother, but are far behind tin Vt tnooratic candidate. At this BOttT the IndicatiOM are thai the Republican state ticket, hrader by Confressflisn L B. Hnnnai tor gov cmor. has won the ( lection by a saf marcln. Returns are (oining in slowly, hut those already received are from every pnit of the state. Grand Forks Twenty-two precinct? in North Dakota give Taft .10!), Wilsnr 832 and Hoosevelt f.43. Scattering returns from thirty pre .'Incts give Taft 822, Wilson 1,127 an" Roosevelt 882 Owing to a redlvtaton of the stnt r.lnce 19i8. a comparison of the presi dential vote that year is impossible. HERMAN BIERS per cent ol the vote outside of Doug las couuty, gave Norrls. 5,1!3; Shal U nhcrgor, 5.172. The same pieiincl In 19t8 gat raft 5.601. Brvaa 1.00. liv thirty nine preciBOtS outaide oi louglas county, casting slightly les than .'i pi r nl of the vote, Moreheai received afBS votes, to 4 394 c ast foi A .'rich In IfJIt, in lltesO pre.inctH Bryan received '..729 votes to 5,23 cast for Taft. Congressional r. turns were . trenm ly meag-r Six scattered precincts ir Ikie Third distric t gave St. BflMM COOh 32t In the aaaas precincts iii i90t, I atta. the successful fOndldstl ncelved ;M8 and Bod 348. preaWh nl Tafi i' "' s'ngie sup portef at the polls in W.stmark pre Ind of pti dps! csaaeAf. Reoaeveii re -ived 8' votes in that prectnet. Wil 01 2.' and Tali 1. Alliance Cleaning: Works Cleaning, Pressingand Repairing Neatly Done Ladies' Work a Specialty Only Steam Presser in the City FRENCH DRY CLEANING Stanton & Stanton, Mgrs. C. W. Zurn Co. CEMENT CONTRACTORS Sidewalks, Foundations, Porch and Floor Work, Cement Water Tanks, etc. All Work Guaranteed PHONE 562, OR SEE G. ZURN Alliance, Nebraska Wilaon and Morehead in Douglas. Oin.-l a K. turns irom l n sc att. i. r pi tin i- thevi I bene roanUs on prest Inn: WIISOB 1.188; Hoove:t. 801; Taft-. Morl sad fr ajovernur ap i iiis to be hold.ng the WHsan rei ! : n sbout aa'I t" Htw t"ft l,U(' New Jersey. Newark, Nov. )i. New Jersey bai ifivefl Wilson a plurality estimated up on Bseacer returns at 35,'inn to 4S.00 ovi r RoOtevell Returns showed Taft l i third place. His vote was SSS thai naif of Wilson's. The heaviest vote ever cast in tin ..late and a long ballot delayed the count But 127 districts of the state's 1.778 had been heard from. They gave Wilson S,4'i, Taft 3,!'72 and Roose velt. 5.818. Ten of the state's representattv s it the m xt congress will lie Democrats; i wo will he Republicans. The Demo c rats gain three over their present rep resentation. A Democrat will likely succeed i n. iik O. Bi igg aa Fnited States sen ator. Whither the president of the state senate, who will succeed Wilson at governor, will be a Democrat was urr determined by early returns. California. San Franei.-c o, Nov. tj. Returns from the luigest three Faliloinia cilie; and from scattered precincts from ev ery section of the Interior, Calilor uia Indicates that ttie women's plural itv in the presidential contest will bv shade down to a very narrow matgi. Ainu the complete count is made. Ho seveli apparently has a plurality in excess oi 10,000 In Los Ange'.e: county and lias carried Alameda conn tv by ii nur margin. WUson, on th basis of early returns, will have a plu rality of 1.000 in San Francisco county Re'urt's from a large majority of th intericr counties show large Wilsoi pluralities and these, added to hD .ead in San Francisco, threaten tc overcome Lbt Roosevelt plurality n the I o- Anci li s and A'ameda strins hold The Situation vvas one in which tin indicated margin for either candidiitt vas so small that it would be Idle t :o:ecast the nnal result. Wisconsin. vii'm-miU.f 'ov. i; --t'oniulete re limn from Milwaukee county and scattered precincts throughout the slate Indicate that Governor Wood r..w Wi'sou lias swelit Wisconsin hv ! from JO.000 to 10,04)0. The Democratic jandidbte caikd Milwaukee county over Pr?idnl Taft by close to Bt.ni't and !h. ne aser returns Itom upstate s.iow that Wilson i rsmalng oeen r str-.ii Rapubllcal dlstriits. Booauvell is running behind Talt ex ii pt in Wlnnebaeo oouaty, ehich tii Progressive candidate turiled by a small ntaftnln pve Wilson Mi'.v.iike -Sixteen precincts onto 2.21' in Wlaeoasla We Talt t".2. Wil son 1,011 ted Roosevelt 426. Berger Is Defeated. Mllwauk'- Nov Fongressmitt Victor I. Iterger of Milwaukee, th. 'nly fiorjalisi in congress, vvas defeat d for re easwtlee Kansas. Topeka The first Ave of the 2.3ut Kansas on i bsOtf to report giv RcHevelt. !'.; Wilson, HJ2. Taft. 1U? af: CASH PRICE LIST COAL Cash prices in effect at present time are as follows: Sunshine Maitland Lump, delivered, 8.79 Sunshine Malt., washed nut, del., 8. SO Monarch (lignite), delivered - - 6.25 V J. H. VAUGHAN&SON Wholesale and Retail Feed and Fuel Phone No. 8 213 Box Butte Ave. 1 M Early Winter Travel Specialties HOMESEEKERS' RATES TO THE SOUTH: These are made November Mi and litth, December 3rd and 1710 Southern Tourist rates in effect every clay; the Increasing winter patronage has developed a large number of moderate priced stop plBSj piaCeS besides the palatial hotels. TIIK I'A.VA.M A CAN Alt: Had you thought of seeing this great work before the water is turned. In? Complete steamer tours from New Orleans. CALIFORNIA: This country draws each year an increasing number of winter tour ists. The Burlington's through slet per service Is via Denver, Scen ic Colorado and Salt Lake, with choice of routes b.yond, whether to San Francisco or las Angeles. TO LO0 S.NCKI.KS VIA SANTA FE ROUTS; through tourist sleep ers leave Omaha every Tu -sday night and -Dnv r Wednesdays, go ing via Santa Fe direct line. Orand Canyon Route, to loa An--geles. This is an ideal Winter route. TO CHICAGO. INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION: This show, which interest thousands of Western growers and old am vvill be held Nov tinbi r .'ioth to De-. inbt r 7th. (let in touch with your nearest ticket agent, or with the undersign ed. . Let us help, you plan any kind ot a Winter tour yyu have iu mind Kr.-.- literature, California Excursions," I'n.-ific Coast Tours.'' "South cm Tours: and ail kinds of illustraied descriptive publications of South era and California IJucs J. KRIDELBAUUH, Agent Alliance L W. WAKELEY, G, P, A Omaha