The Alliance Herald
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General Will's E. Jv
Washington Saturday
fare the interstate . commerce cet
mlssion on behalf of I.VblrMtti land
shippers in the western advance
freight rate hearing. j I f f J j
uenerai Keea, contrary to tne us
ual practice, has .boiled dfwn, r ma
brilpf to 17 naeesi'baltevfrta that fh4 i'
w 11 be more likely to haw it read
b) the commission' pbnje of,i
biiefs filed on behalf of" other states
cokitain 39, 160 and -jus.higHf at
ni'ititti'eri I Cltidse 3) In. i llanna ' )Jh
called sa grand jury ,to Investigate,
and Xdurrty Attorney (Moon rm JnAk
efl thaf Hon' Fred' (3. Hvby, spec
ial Tenrpspntatlve. of lhp attorjiey
tine.ral.) be' empowered W take foil
charge of the -case. It isN expected
tlyit ttlf f flpCrictlons t b UH Jln)
Loup roumy win oe lnvesiigHieo,
LINCOLN NEWS
Attorney (ileiieral , Rel Jtkf t
NVashiiiKton to At'nr Refore In-'
terstate Commerce yoinmlofi ( i
I.lnrntn. 'phr '.tune 1 (! Altnrnpv
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While in WashinRtoni Attorney
General Reed willj 1Y omk) 4tMn
tlon to the irrigation rights of Ne-
brhskans concernlag setpaic f find
storage water, and Tie win intervene
in a case now pending In heUf S.
supreme court ( WjtolniitiK.'vv CWlAra
doi), which affects, interstate water
rights. nil;: ''!:;
lie will also take step's to have re-
voHed the Luben patent (covering
cohcrete building) and thus relieve
tht bridge builders of considerable
trouble. It is alleged that Luben i
obtained his patent through certain
fraudulent representations
Ifnmed1 with" A&r.
finish is of rieh Hrewster
r fi i j j i )ii I h I rnr ; mo HtripmK' l nor .wmc.j ,
l Fltflnca are of polished nickel and
. lilt III I flee .-oV .IS0 r I flon . t." SiiviW f1)P t.inl OvprlflTtd
(Jl jiq Iy t seriiutli(n) InjkWomW dW lit. IiKbioiiv1 t ltli' imw Modal 4s 1' .
bile circles so fat-'this vear Is th'e cut cars uml will doubt be triad to .
fco,.m5 In thaprica vt She Off rlaid .ta ."I'l'MN HfJ f I f i t ' J ;( 1 1 4 C f A
T(ie-' largest' fodf-cjMlnder Werra'nd (' --i 1 ' J. V. Myers of Rush Lake had the
pnodnctd this,year will sel fpr IZtip. U . . Uf ef, ;ilraika,K. Oprtiiiiltv . . i miBftune Monday the 7th to have
;Uspi4(tititn shbV Utot, kinUli In M' I 1 J 1 H '.''the7 rftof of his house taken off by a
manv particulars, it is .otherwise ' 1116 Pr.,nB arcny or n i in ,to.m.
ury som I1B0.000 or more pr state ajid lighting system, one-raan tap. trVino J niii , r
d"Lrjl(V'fK ffi ff' ft&unllflMSfi-1 Myer. was called to the Car-
nnu,, i.n.iu uC ..rP,ru Blpry. v i,. ..,,,k.Aj;.,l 4 vSon ranch Monday of last week on
reiws to renuu r,lllf,v , ; -i( nT, rvirkhM .hwPrlw I?. 4"(t)'th: Trrt-U. Lll irjU "'JrmjvJ-itoary business
l l i v eciryin fine "witn the-overland pol-,; v. 7' , : "" " " , V V , .
Soil M.ikliiNi liu MKiw . i.. t..i i " ,uin i lum iuniiriv iiruyi'u I
-i'-ft t ? -- Ww-
fLi,, wJ., (a It Ainf t sava 'th. contents of the
car was nearly overcome by the gas.
Tom Soulbbs of MoffU visited in
AlllfcnAp Monday,!
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propiwiy, . lW,!rf
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Ar the request of State Treasur
reasurer
' Tlie soil is better suppiiP(
mpiature ..thalii
soil moisture
hMlMfity
week In Jnhe.
of the big Toledo """ ''' ' '
men at the J. E. Rice ranch
hnist of town have been remov-
1 with wonderful facilities of the hie Toledo ""'"" hW thP lmnroveiuents on the O. II.
i it hasbenrfor4ht faNeivf SiM.'taars ' .N M5..aiitU.t lT ' "'f, W ? !l7f"y.,T,,y.H,,",!,l7-(lltlW, ranch, which Mr. Rice pur-
iree year.' MHriV d and development of these facilities e or weornaRa la wnr an.t- chaBPtl m.pntly,
ieterniJnatlons made at Mave.broui th XKtclan oojm
Vnrbi nrifi i3it ir?if i AA J,-, iV LiUff.JiWi I rrt'iwK)i',nMiHjn wkh i 'hpO. Deeline Ipft the city for his
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of thfv rredirMstlon dvrin
f4w w'fkh.la'f' iirce per ce
Owing to the nature .fumlly carH combining road comfrt
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Ith the possible exception of ranch last Saturday.
tered the soil of the pasture
and alfalfa fields, while in
fields there has been more run-off. that the big additions at the Over
Previous to the last three weeks, land plant make possible a daily out-
ine moisture content or tne wneat nut of fiOO cars, or double tiiat. which
Alfalfa for Colts
Alfalfa makes An excellent pasture
f ) i l J ) l f r- niw.i lwingnejiasi vo) inoiuns lr(ifdsof th AutomobiTe1 CKiihiW-r Jtlly'l ru gfasspastureS generally Phil'Casi:
surance hoard, con-an, a 'la" t"e whpt had "reduced of Compierce. Overland ofllcials de- .gpt pretty short and by,rtirntng coWs -tutni were f.
nor.' Morehead. AUor-; th? ois,ur? Poqtent. , felnipR.t ?ifM .cLnra lh(, W Ja.vily,tb aooijomla irf h alfa they fBll Uivye' aii Abifnll- Lnd kbniit
RedJ' tf Al(idrlrV'r)centj hi u'pr it ftj $rytt 'silch i Itrenrftjaoua .production ttt Vhce W-nutritrbns1 fer fbr 4hV re- tr y '
sday' appolhteA Hon. nist br thts ,OS9 oeing confined enables them to establish a price for malnder uf the summen. It will be R. C 11 a
viaitb
fit
(The State Insurance Board
sisking of tiovernor."
ney General
Smith, on Thursday'
W. R. Eastham, ot Broken Bow, to ' '.e "PPer three feet
be insurance com
of L. J. Brian wh6Se tertri will ex- nefdS, altho It Tina affected the eh- 'Model 83, as the new Overland is Is especially true where lhay can be . .-,
pine in July. Mr. Eastham Is now '""e six feet of soil. Ayith the recent known, ia a large; touring cay. -.with tttrnack out fvery nlphf. TMiere Is no) V ftV'T lrJf '1'W.an'
jcqnienr ,oi Hjin j vljr Irdoix 'p6ii!gh to! ieat' IWe faed qnftw Bo-oheap s flfAlfa In Md.. ' vuu.ua'u'i nm ii,iMr i
mcreasen, du grown persons comfortably. In pow- braska, and It .materially econouiizes " '""
Francis Coll His of llemincford ar
rived In Alliance Monday to attend
the Stockmen's Convention.
Oscar Rraham returned to AMI
ance Monday after spending a weelc
at the Spade ranch, where he pur
chased 26 head of horses.
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Of the 38 boy scouts In the city
18 turned out Monday in full uni-
form.
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Ed Young of MoffU came to Alli
ance Monday to remain until Satur
day. :
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Norman Lelshman was In the city"
Monday on business. He stated that
the cold weather Is retarding crops,
north of Alliance.
Mr. Banks, foreman of the Kffpat
rlck ranch, was an Alliance visitor
Monday.
John Bowman of Cleman was in
Alliance Monday and Tuesday to
prove up on hlB homestead. '
Mrs. Turner of Minatare la rlslt-
ing Rira. jerry uowan.
In the hands of a playmate. He was
brought In an auto to Alliance where
the shot was removed by a physl-
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- , , i?5lW' ISaVK h7l'l?l 'Mn rrtTli5y r.p)r(j ilit y fjWit$ H'nK ''i I 'J fW, IS 4 V J fl'P Vnii Squibb and Johnnie Hugh
I J )(irT"- i5:1hfJ'sf to itohths!recrdsof tfc? Auomobie, (mihib.r JnlV'l 1fu VfaVpastures'generafly 'rhil'Castle amTlfe of neflV Blng- came over from Marsland Monday.
, con- an" a .,lal1 lHe wopai nao Teoucea of Compierce. Overland ofllcials de- .gft pretty short and by,rtirnl,ng coWs ,,ni were f.VllisiiJe vi
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l,J diyMle iayi hfs'son Cleman ta
them to establish a price for malnder uf the summe. It will be B. C. Itapp returned .to Alliance l greatly Improjved.
Similar thptr nrndimt whiph (a so ppvnlntlnn j- nltti Vml,r n:it1fntrf- In t nrra' War Mtt uritii'C ifkl'f A etf ttaifpri ' tlklf A ri! f 1 '' I f VfTO
inli8loi-: In'Ai-ci.f' lia-akanlnlhdellji thflf la3f iry. r) l t .' , . 1 i J Wse'sU, 'alfalta Trrfin how Ait. Jrhl Kns add VoforAdoV7 1 : ' 1 ; K V' K' 'ri-t.frted from his
deiuty auditor of rmbllcj accomatf.j rainfthej ihiisVurt JcanleVif bf & ty
an has made a re5rd for efficiency '"r '" ',IB
in (auditing claims whicii has never
been surpassed. Hls promoton iw
the insurance comraissioTiershfp tsfa
we 1 deserved recognition of his ster
ling worth as a man, and life-long
democrat.
"he difficulties of the National Fi
del ty and Casualty Company, of Om
ahf , culminated Thursday, when the
stafe Insurance board took over its
projperty and business and placed A.
E. lAgee, of Waterloo. In charge. It
is believed that under Mr. Agee's
careful management, the company
can! be placed again on a sound basis.
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SJnce Attorney General Reed be
gart to investigate the killing of Ray
Foj in Loup cour.iy, things have pro
gressed rapidly and In a satisfactory
early in Juna It was not as high as er, finish, cboifiort. equipment ,aiid ,th
It TO Mijtha taTVvrsprlhg. ? y J -onstfuVion; RHs futly U nuilto U
in; rue oai (run 'corn neias.' wnere ts predecessor.
the crop is not. far enough advanced
to draw heavily upon the soil mols-
imriy-i ive Morse I'ower
ture. there has heen verv little 1 aa-norse power motor
of last sea- Friends of Miss Elda Bacon have
rhnnpp Tho poppnt l-nlnn havo tun. BCliy me Same as Wiat
nl'ed thee fields with ell the mnl aqn' kirge Overland four,, and In receiretj anpouricaiiens"of fli4r com
ture they will hold thru ' the . entire V,M ( the tar's lighter weight, the fng imarrlagft o; Jaljiet Wallace.
six feet of soil.
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outh of town hndlhe mis
' Mary tirumley'wehf
L . J .. 1..1 L..lw
with Mrs. Kline's slster.jrDr. )rrle :
r pprT!1!) vt ; v lloo w
!l rhll Castle and family left Mon-' Charlie Wrlgleworth
ranch
econouiizes " "" t
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llubi,ndrjr, Unlver.lly or N-brMka. ; Tw Z:
ranc,h southeast of town Monday.
on a trip
misfortune to
his auto.
to Bridgeport
Monday on land business which will
xoTicr
All dogs must be proTided witb'
1915 license within the next thlrt
days and they nust be securely far
ipned to the collar and worn at al.
times to afford protection. Othei
wIsp. the I'ncp will be taken up au'
if not clalmei'. within twenty-four
hours they wlM be killed.
PENROSE E. ROMIO.
surplus of power Is even greater. which Will occur at Crab Orchard.
! The body also I like, that, of last Nebr., op June. 23. The principals
season's tfQdl 80.;confdrniinf to ;the need jno IntroUuction to Alliance
very latest' notions rn' streamlike de- people. The 'bride-to-be has been
sign. The seats are roomy, with principal of the Emerson school of
family left Mon-1 marne wrigiewortn or near tnw
dny Jor thflr ranch near Bingham. , uverton rancn is preparing to add to
tfii.ii .. . i. . . , i h ! ta hniiHP a nil tn hnllrl n hurn 9 T.
I 1111 IffUUI llllll I'llllFH Itrt- HH Ullllll ' " " .w "- m
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as can oe expected
high, comfortable backs. The divan
upholstery cushions are built on
deep, resllent coiled springs, while
the covering Is of the waterproof
pray cloth, which recently has be-
'come so popular because it is bo
muh more comfortable. This up-
this city for a number of years. Mr.
Wallace is a newspaper man, and at
one time was connected with the
staff of the Alliance Times. Both
have a host of friends here who has
ten to extend congratulations and
best wishes. "'
1 Mrs. 'Fred Herbaugh expects to go
to the St. 'Joseph hospital to be op
erated on in a few days.
E. I. Gregg bought a new Stude
baker Monday.
J. II. Vaughan & Son lost about
3,000 gallons of gasoline Monday on
account of the valve on lhe tank car
not operating properly.' Mr. Vaughan
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! feet.
I A fine relay string arrived In Alli
ance Monday.
Or. A. J. Hathaway removes corns
nn.l bunions without pain. Ingrowing
nails ii specialty. The best ppople
In your city can till you who I am.
Hf.'ira fro;r ft u. m. to 10 a. m.. nnl
2 p. m. to 7 p. tn. Residence phona
2 p. m. to 7 p. m, Busi)PS3 office,
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The above is a photographic cut of train load of stock consigned to Record Live Stock Commission Co. from Plum
view, Nebraska. The small cut is a photogravure of Joe McCleneghan who made the following Recmd Sales:
AUGUST, 1914
lit: Sold or John Davidson of Le.e,
Mont., horned and dehorned mi,x
' el, 'open rafigf steers, 'at 18 65. .
AUGUST, 1914
, Sold for A. C. Watsoa of Plain-,
view, Neb., 1231-lb. beef Rteerii at
' JULY, 1914
Sold for Huffman Bros., of TryO S
on. Neb., heavilv branded horned
.open raiitrf M , 9-00 per ; II, ,on, i., heailx , brandel -open .
! IcV.it ) i ' I ' lit W ire'riferi at H.iOi ' J " '
f; .JULY,: 1914;;
'Sold for Huffman, Bros., of Try-
Also breaking ;his .own record
in selling j a .tj:rer-ear bunch for
the ,Myer8 Land & Cattle Co., 'of
j Evanston, Wyo., Jfor 5o-per cwti
more than the ore car of tops or.t
of these same ea,ttlc Rold for et
the International show at Chlca-
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Manager
FRANK ROBERTS
T. MCCLENEOHAN,
GEO. KARBOWSKI,
,.. - Hog Salesmen,
AUGUST, 1914
Sold for W. O. Cooley, of Sar
py. Mont.J horned opvn range
, stoerti, two-thirds fat, at $8.(10 per '
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, ; eld for Mahonoy Bros., of Al
i va; VVyo., feeders at 8.00.
NOVEMBER, 1914
Sold for Paul Joiun of Ca
lloek, Mont open range hor
btecrs at $8.00. , '
. AJso selling a train of hav
teer for Duff Prichard of Sher
dan, Wyo., 5c more thaft any corn
fed 'cattle sold for that dav'. "'.
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