THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921
I'IND WO STILL AND rrlMoncn Still at Large
HOOTCH NKAK ALLIANCE!
Liii.uL,ix ii. ii. Aniernon una
Harry Hoxtettrr, who ecapel Sunday
from the utate reformatory, have not
bcrn found, in nit of a nearch g-oinjr
on in all parts of the utate. Official in
Lincoln are in constant telephone and
telegraph communciation with offi
cial at fttrutetpc points, and Vert K.
AmlerHon, r
in confident
The boya
would not
(Continual from Taire 1.)
Iwtnbe. 6. In fixing the bond, Judjre
Tanh remarked that he wanted to
make it hifrh enough ao that there
would be no profit for the prinoner to
jrive bond and forfeit it, and alo to
protect the county from possible lowi,
ua the maximum fine that might be
collected would amount to the sum
Iiamcl in the bond.
It a a touirh prospect that Gray
Deny There Ever
Was a Western
tun at Central achool. They were not!
tun it-in, wiiii lipping ininffs over Or
carryinir them away, but umh! mwi
1 and made entirely too thorough a kb
P-lt-lll WnrlfQ ' lu ,f tne 'prita can bo locatod
i uiumi orKS they wiII Bet all the ,aw can
' ' I them in the way of punishment, and
Harry E. Sidles, Charles Stuart and il wiI' tolerably Inadequate.
A i . c t . i
Annur a, Raymond men answf) a
eformatory aupertendunt, "uy "e un oi wie rrocess tin- roving bands of young terrors. Jn one
of their capture. gincer.ng company of Philadelphia of which the rmrieaVr
escaped at a time when it J?1"" trnl Irtnen in th West- dressel in boys' clothine. Bv Mondav
be easy to track them, on ern ow?fn "oras, in wmci each niirht. the reeular date for if.. r.i
of the ennditlnn of tYt crrnim,! Mecincaiiy Denies partnershio in the r.Q,,i f n,i :j .l- "
rin, mere was
fare. I 'mlot Ilia luaf. imanilnuiit I .WOlint
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the prohibitory law, the minimum fine according to Mr. Anderson. The fields nu uenica mai mere nothing much left to do. There were
is finw ami one monin in jail on eachl inounung me reiormaiory are an - nt.-y say, tho uoual pranks. Windows in
mum. arwi in mn v l m 1 1 m x nun an.il i m niKinir mar A Tor in imvi nr.
imn venr in (nil. f.rxv u-ill irot ml Inr.-M flirted with the rahhlt'ii habit. I ru
the
'.StlWh W'n CntrHCt- er downto-iflrtrW Twere ZVpl "arruTl!
utwl in the name of the comDanv bv k..i .r,,i .., wm-J ...Jlt' I"1""
a 14,000 fine and four months in Jail. I Strict measures are be'ng taken to ,V f.am i b , r.? ee withot au- turned, crosswalks were torn up when
nd he miry get a $20,000 fine and prevent further escapes, but Superin- "oniyi that the suits be dis- ever the revelers found one that could
bum journal. I moved, and there were a few other
la firm sets forth iki.,.. n,.t ...... i , .
"We'ei that it agreed on December 27, 1917, uen.t tt, .nnu.l TttulLZTZu
tmliint Anniirotn was tint, vnuf 1 in
state Tuewlay afternoon Just whati .. The Thiladelphia
thexe measures are.
1
four years In the state primtn.
rrisoner Well Known
Gray has been a resident of Alliance
for almost two years, and has been
Fuwpcted by the police of bing not
only a bootlegger, but a gambler. He
vas tho renter of tho Wibon barn,
which ran almost openly a a gambling
resort for months boforp it was closed
by the police. He has done very lit
tle labor in Alliance. Among other
things, he was a witness in the Mc
Klhaney murder trial and was friend
ly with that element.
For several months past he has
been supposedly working for Johnny
Murphy. Several times he has been
fcen driving into Alliance in a car
containing three or four milk cans,
nd these, the police think, contained
the manufactured product.
Gray is greatly downcast over the
discovery of his still. He stands Dy I plays the part of Hilma Ring, a dauirh
his confederates, however, telling the ter of the sheepmen's faction. Hilma's
(Miners inui ne win lane uu me
any more escapes tho!" he declared.
In 7fte
New ftunts of daring, new situa
tions to stir the blood and thrill the
heart, are suid to have been used in
"Two Moons," the feature photopla
at the Imperial tonight. Tuck Jones,!
me siar, is sani to De at his best As
a foil to his masculine masterfulness
are the charms of Carol Holloway, who
nam powsn fields in though the smaller kids will be nlay-
' wbt a' ,f0r lu ln with tickUcks and jack-o-lan erns
sh Works, making the foP the next two or thr"L .
L. Sharp, as extra police were on thn InK. oml tk
few youths who were caught in the
act of performing some nets of dev
iltry were released. There'll be peace
for another year.
blame. On the ride into Alliance lie
made but one or two comments, over
nd over: "Who the hell tipped me
oir?" and "I'll bet 1 know who it was
it's the man I've befriended all his
life."
So far, there have been no visitors
to see Gray, apparently because hia
friends feci that if they show up,
there's a chance they may ba held us
accomplices.
Gray told County Attorney Busye:
"You've got me with the goods on.
There's no use trying to beat it" He
nays that he wants to know the worst
and get it over with as soon aa possible.
hatred for every thinir and evervhodv
connected with cattle is shown when
she deliberately tries to shoot Original
Blunt (Duck Jones) at their first encounter.
,' Persimmon Center of Attraction
TABLE ROCK Probably the only
ersimmon tree In Pawnee county is
ocated at the home of Mra. Carolina
J.ucky in DuBois. If there are others
they are very few and have not been
beard of. This particular tree is larg
er than an . ordinary apple tree and
each year has a few persimmon
which mature on its branches. This
j enr the yield is larger than usual and
they only need a good froeite to put
them in shape for eating. The tree
vas brought to Nebraska by Mrs.
Lucky from her old home in Illinios
itnd set out many years ago. It has
lone well and has survived many hard
freezes and drouths as well or better
than native trees. 1
Saturday's attraction Is a picturiza
tion of Randall Parrish's "Bob Hamp
ton of Placer," a Marshall Neilan
film. It presents on the screen an eb
sorbing story of romance and adven
ture in the thrilling days of American
frontier history, and as a gripping
climax General Custer's famous last
rtand against Sitting Bull and his In
dian hordes is reproduced. Featured
players are Wesley Barry, Marjorie
Daw, Pat O'Malley, Noah Beery and
Dwight Crittenden, who portrays Gen
eral Custer.
Sunday's bill, in addition to the four
nets of vaudeville, will be featured by
Wanda Hawley in "The Outside Wom
an," which Is adapted from "All Night
Long," a stage farce. It's an amus
ing story of a mixup of two couples
who live in duplicate apartments in
the same building, a heathen idol anil
a very busy fire escape. ,
"Danger Ahead 1" will bo shown on
Monday, with Mary Philbin, a new
star, In the leuding role. The story
was adapted from "The Harbor Road,
writeen by Surah Ware Bassett, and
centers about the life of a little board
ing house slavey in a summer sea
side colony.
to develop certain
Sheridan count
Western Potas
agreement through W,
managing partner in the company. It
also agreed, the petition sets forth, to
draw plans for a plant to manufac
ture commercial potash and by-products
and to provide a constructing en
gineer at a salary of $1,000 a month,
this figure being set in a letter from
Mr. Sharp and not being part of the
contract executed by him.
One exhibit made by the Philadel
phia company in connection with its
suit is a note foe f2,825, executed by
W. K. Sharp on November 22, 191s,
r ... L-' L. : 1 i ,
nune vi wiiicii, cuner principal or in
terest, has ever been paid, it is al
leged. Tho petition also states that
Mr. Sharp promised the Process Engi
neering company one per cent of the
net Rale of products from the plant
between December 27, 1917 and De
cember 27, 1919; that between those
dates the plant fold 71.898 bao-a of
potash and potash products for $504,-'
910.2.1 from which freight deductions'
of $84,427.25 were made, leaving a net J
value of $429,433.17. The company
iln:n ! ..U..l.l I - : i I
vitamin ii niiuuiu nave rciciveu unc per
cent or $4,204.33 of this amount, and
that it never did receive any. The
total amount involved in the suit Js
$16,020.99 plus interest and costs.
Kids Observe the
Hallowe'en Festival
For Three Nights
Hallowe'en is getting to He pretty
much of a festival in Alliance, judg
ing not only by the social observance
of the occasion, but by the way the
kills swarm out to do damage on All
SoulsO eve. Time was when one night
of so-called fun was sufficient, but
this year the observance lasted for
at least three nights, beginning Sat
urday. If this keepw on we'll have
to chango the name to "Hallowe'en
week," in order to make the name
indicate the proper extent of the cel
ebration. Saturday night some youthful van
dals wrecked the playground appara-
SPECIALS
for the
"Week End"
75c Madalion Station
erytwo for
Two bars Ivory
Soap for
45c pkgr. Opeko Tea,
two for
35c Riker's Cough
Syrup, two for ..
35c Maraschino Cher
ries, two for .
76c
16c 1
46c
36c
:36c
SATURDAY AT
Holsten's
Brennan's Lunch
$
READY TO SERVE SATURDAY
Form 11:30 A. M. to 3 P. M.
MENU
HOME MADE SOUPS
Cream of Chicken, a la Princess ; qc
Consomme, clear " jqc
Mexican Chili ZZZZZZZZZZZZl3c
50c No. 1 50c
Pwoast Hen Turkey with New England Dressing: Snowflake
Potatoes; String Dean3 ; Cranberry Sauce; Coffee
43c No. 2 13c
Shredded Chicken a la King, en casserole ; Potatoes St. Marie
Asparagus on Toast; Fruit Salad; Coffee
. ' , 43c No. 3 45c
Fried Sprin gChicken, Country Style; Creamed Potatoes;
June Peas; Pie; Coffee
40c No. 4 10c
Dake Fresh Ham with Candied Sweet Potatoes; Suar Cora
Pie and Coffee '
40c No. 5 40c
Breaded Pork Tenderloin with Tomato Sauce; Mashed Po
tatoes ; Creamed Peas ; Pie and Coffee
35c No. 6 33c
Hot Chicken Sandwich; Potatoes; Tie and Coffee
30c No. 7 30c ,
Peanut Butter Sandwich; Fruit Salad and Wafers; Coffee
, 25c No. 8 25c
Comb Honey; Hot Rolls and Coffee
HOT PARKER HOUSE ROLLS
Phone your party orders before the show. Tables re
served for parties. We decorate to suit your taste.
The Largest and Best Assortment of Fancy Salads,
Pastry and Sandwiches in the city.
Strictly fresh sea foods on Fridays. Nobody can dupli
cate our home cooked foods. Try for yourself and see.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT TOO
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Strap and Buckle
Pumps and Oxfords, all
the newest styles. Calf
leather, Cuban and Mil
itar heel. $9.00 and
$10.00 values.
$4.98
ROYAL WORCESTER
CORSETS
$1.50
Regular $3.00 special.
Saturday Only.
COTTON THREAD
J. & P. COATS
The Spool Cotton com
pany. 5c spool
All numbers in black
and white. 10c value. 10
spools to a customer Sat
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COTTON BLANKETS
Wx72-inch
75c each
Our regular 1.50 val
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COWHIDE UNION MADE
$1.00 .
220 Eastern Denim. A really wonderful
value. One pair to a customer.
.. SATURDAY ONLY, NOVEMBER 5th
?1.75 Value.
."Save Money" is Our Motto
COTTON BATTS
All quilted 4-lbs
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$1.25 each.
$1.75 and $1.98 value.
Saturday Only
AMOSKEAG
APRON GINGHAM
lie yd.
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the best gingham made.
Saturday Only.
PERCALE
The Best Made, Satur
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18c yd.
This is regular 25c
quality; big selection to
choose from.
BETSY ROSS
CROCHET COTTON
10c spool
Regularly 15c a spool.
Saturday only, Novem
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