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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
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For omkring IS Maaneder siden
tog Fernandez i Norske Kellneres
Landsforbund Kellner Karl Moe Ini-
tiativet til en- Indsamling til Indkjqb
1af ct Rekreationshjem for Kellnere.
Indsamlingen havde ct udmerketFor-
lob; der blew. straks tegnet en- Rekke
stdrre Bidrag, og disse Penge fix For
manden til Forvaltning, og han be-
gyndte ogsaa med at sette i Banker
en- Del at dem. Ialt har han sat i
Banker ca. 10000 Kr.
I'd paa Sommeren, 1919 begyndte
man imidlertid i Kellnerkredse at tale
ON, at Moe brugte saa mango Penge.
Norske Kellneres Landsforbund hen
vendte sig saa til Moe for at faa revi-
'deret Indsamlingens Regnskab. Med
Forsikringer ON, at allie Pengene stod
[paa Bankbog, opholdt Moe Styret til
Jul og aflagde mellem Jul og Nytaar
en- Tilstaaelse ON, at han manglede en-
Del Penge. Disse lovede han at skaf-
fe snarest.
Imidlertid drog det I'D, og da han
heller like til den allersidste First
|havde skaffet Belpbet t%ilveje, beslut-
tede Kellnerne paa ct Mode at gaa'til
Aktion.
bet er vanskeligt at bringe paa Diet
rene, hvor mango Penge Hr. Moe
Ihar brugt. Han har nemlig like fdrt
noget Regnskab, og mar we'd like rig
tig, hvor meget der er kommet ind.
Men Diet vii i hvert Fald dreje sig ON
ca. $4,000 KIT maaske mere.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Mnrgf.

Erstatning til norske Fiskeres Efter-
Mdte.
I Diet norske Statsraad er fremsat
Proposition ON Bevilling at $4,000
Kr. til Udredning af Erstathinger
Anledning af Dddsfald, som skyldes
Sygdom, hvortil Fiskerinsringens I'd
Gvelse har varet direkte og umiddel.
bar Aarsag.
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Krpyer syv Timers Dag.

||xKruver syv Timers Dag.
Kristiania Politifunktioner : For
'ening har sendt Formandskabet For
Stag til ny Understanding. Det gaar
|bl. a. I'D paa 7 Timers Arbejdsdag
med 4 Skift, Forsterkning af Vagt-
|holdet paa Stationerne og Anskaffelse
at Automobiler. Formandskabet be-
|sluttede at oversende Sagen til Ma
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ende Planen ON en- Sammenslutning
med Dagmarteatret, og Bplgerne gik
meget h9jt med en- Mangde Taller.
Tilsidst vedtoges en- Protestskrivel-
Sc, j hvilken Diet over for Ministeriet
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En- abbetitlig Hiemmebryg.

En- abbetihiig Hjemmebryg.
En- Sadelmagersvend i Trondhjem
sluttede ifjor sit HaandvBrk, da han
fandt, at han kunde tjene mere paa
anden Virksomhed. Han gik en- It'd
rundt til Byens Lager og opgav at
vere syg. Paa den Made fix han fat
10 Flasker Brendevin, som han af-
.hendede i forskjellig Form. Han har
nu tilstaaet, at han bl. a. har blandet
Wand, URN og Fludium til Byens
;B2rme som Brandevin sammen og
Isolgte dette og fortsrede Diet i Por-
tene
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Protest fra det kgl. Teateys Skue-
sbillere.
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Teater har afholdt ct Mode angaa-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31

 .F[|GHT PLANNED
Lieutenant Pearson, Winner Of CrossCountry Race,
 To Pilot Plane.

DOUGLAS, Dec SO-Lieutenant Alexander Pearson of the Twelfth aero' squadron here, winner of last years transeontinental air race, to- day received official authority to at. tempt a flight from Jacksonville, Fla, to San Diego CaIif.. in 24 hours or less. It win be the first attempt at a transcontinental speed record.
 Lieutenant Pearson also was au- thorized to rebuild deHaviland plane now at the Douglas field for the flight. and he will commence the re modelling work Monday. Pearson IS to hop off at Jacksonville on Febru- ary 22, and will make the tip in three laps. The total distance is 2079 miles. The first hop of S04 miles will be made to Ellington Field, Houston. the second to El Paso. Texas, 660 miles and the third to Rockwell Field San Diego. 6l5 miles.
 Pearson will fly the machine from here to Jacksonville. leaving aDou, February 5, he said tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Local Boys Return From
 Four-Day Hiking Trip In
 The Huachuca Mountains


 Six boys and ''Y' secretary con stituted the Miller Peak hiking party that returned to this city late yester. day afternoon from the lIuachuea |mountains, where they made climb to AIillers Peak. The party of seven, consisting of E. " Thompson, boys secretary of the r. NJ. c. A., Johnny Cole. Ustess Crouch, Tony Caretto, Deacon Birch Savage. Morgas Pot ter and Herman Beamer, arrived at the mouth of Miller Canyon Monday afternoon and spent the night there.
 Tuesday morning the hike was started and that night spent near the peak at about 9,2OO feet above sea level
 Many indications of the presence of biz game were seen. from skunk tracks to bear tracks, but not once did the game itself come upon the scene of action.
 Nothing out of the way happened on the trip aside from Deacon Birth" Savage discovering full-fledged Cali folnia oranges growing upon an oak tree. at which he was so surprised that he examined the oranges to make sure they did not have acorns for seeds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
County And State Officers To Hold
 Jobs Till Monday

County and state officers will not
 be relieved from duty at 12 o'clock to-
 night as had been anticipated, but will continue in office until Monday, according to notices sent out by the
 county board of supervisors. acting on information from the attorney general.
 The reason for this IS that Saturday New Years Day, Is a legal holiday
 and the board of supervisors cannot.
 under the law, meet on this day to do business and to accept the bonds of new officers. AS the board cannot meet on Sunday it is necessary ;o continue this business until Monday Office holders will be paid for the extra time they are on duty
 The last meeting of the old board of supervisors will be held at Tomb stone today, to wind up some unfin- ished business and to fulfill the law which fixes the last day of the year as mandatory meeting of the board. The present board of supervisors is
 composed of I. c. E. Adams of Bis
 bee. c. NJ. Roberts of Wilcox, and J.
 NJ. Sparks of Douglas. Roberts and ! Sparks afe the retiring members, and will be replaced by John B. Hart of
 Douglas and D. A. Adams of Dragoon.
 who will serve during the years 1921 and 1922.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
U. s. Troops Cross Line; Arrested By
 Mexican Officers

MORALES Ariz., Dec 3O.-Lieuten- ant H. H. Luther and detachmen, of five United States soldiers under his command were tonight on parole with orders to report tomorrow mora ing to Mexican immigration officials to ascertain what disposition of their cases had been ordered by General P. Elias Caller, Mexican secretary of the interior. The detachment was taken into custody today at Sasabe, Sonora about sixty miles west of here. It was a topographic survey party and was said to have crossed the horder into Mexico in search of water.
 Mexican fiscal guards detained the American soldiers and brought them to Nogales. Sonora, whence officials telegraphed the minister of war at Mexico City for instructions The of ficer commanding the fiscal guards said he had believed there was d yin. lation of international law in that the American soldiers had not dis armed before crossing the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Widow And Children Of Man Who Died In Asylum In
 Need Of Food And Clothing

Tragic destitution and actual hun ger in the home at Lowell of Mrs Phillip Jacovich, mother of two ba' bies, whose husband died several weeks ago in the state asylum for the insane at Phoenix, has aroused neigh bors at Lowell to try to interest any who are able and willing to give some assistance to the stricken family.
 Prior to the death of Jacovich peo pie at Lowell had tried to help the family, but the attitude of the father was not encouraging, and as his men tai condition was not understood, the attempt was given up. It was discoy cred yesterday that the mother and her two babies are ip serious straits for the simple necessities of life.
 The county gives the mother S5 a week, but it is impossible on account of the children and her own condi tion, for her to work to earn more Any who. would like to help the fam fly will find them at No. 2, Juncticn Flats, Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Railways Prohibited From Purchasing Equipment From Own Companies; Wilson
 Vetoes Clause Extending Time Limits

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. Rail roads of the country after tomorrow will be prohibited from buying equip ment from companies in which they or their officers are interested as the result of the veto today by President Wilson of a bill to delay further the operation of such prohibitory pro vision in the Clayton antitrust act. The last of three separate two year suspensions of the prohibitory sec ton expires tomorrow at midnight.
 The president in announcing his veto through a message to the senate declared the railroads had been giv' en several extensions of time to pre- pare for observance of the law and that nc adequate reasons had been presented for further postponemenl of its operation.
 Railroad representatives on learn ing of the presidential veto, which overrode six to four recommends ton of the Interstate Commerce Com
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Officers Believe . Stolen Studebaker
 Taken Across Line


 No clues to a Studebaker automo. bile belonging to the Slag Dump gar age, and stolen Tuesday night from Fairbank, has been obtained yet. ac. cording to reports from the sheriffs office, na
 A. l.. Heney, of the Fairbank Com mercial store, advised the sheriffs office that the car, which had been driven to Fairbank by some of his frie nds, had been taken from his yard during the night. The thieves first tried to start his Dodge roadster which was in the garage. but failing in this made away with the Stude. baker
 The car was tracked back toward Huachuca Siding for several miles where an Oakland car, out of gaso- line and presumably also stolen. was found The thieves evidently had be come stalled and went on into Fair bank, where they stole the Studebak- CT and then went back for their be- longings in the other car. It is be lieved that the car was headed for Bisbee or Douglas and has been talk en across the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Texas Community Income
 Tax Ruling Is Not Yet In
 Effect In State Of Arizona

That the Texas community property income tax ruling is not yet applicable to Arizona, is the information receiv- ed by l. l.. Nihili, local collector of internal revenue. Under the Texas ruling husband and wife may file joint income tax returns and thus effect a great saving in the surtax As Ari- zons is one of the states where a community property law is in effect, it had been understood here that the ruling would apply here also. If this turns out to be the case many people will effect d great saving and in some cases will receive large rebates.
 A published note from G. V. New ton. deputy commissioner of internal revenue. Treasury Annex No. 1, is as follows:
 Treasury decision 3071 applicable to Texas only. Application treasury decision 3071 to taxation Arizona com munity property income under consid- eration. You will be advised when conclusion reached"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31

mission that the bill be approved, de clared failure to suspend further the cperation of the Clayton act provis. ion would mean drastic and immed fate revision of carriers system of buying equipment The contention also was made by the railroad repre- sentatives that the required change would add hundreds of thousands of dollars to the cost of railroad opera tion
 The presidents veto message on receipt by the senate was read and left on the vice presidents desk for future action. Senate leaders said they could not determine immediate ly what would be done or when fur ther action would be taken. Senator La Toilette. Republican of Wisconsin, an opponent of the bill. secured unan. imous consent for postponement, probably until next week.
 President Wilson in his veto mes. sage said that the principle of pro hibiting railroads from being both buyers and sellers of their railroad supplies was sound and that with the Interstate Commerce Commission prepared to enforce the law. by pre- paration of regulations, he could mol consent to further delay.
 The vetoed bill was opposed b, railroad labor and w H. Johnston president of the International Asso citation of Machinists. recently urget
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
.0bREGON NAMES
 Z NEW CONSULS
New York And San Francisco Posts Will Be Filled By
 Nogales Residents.

MORALES, Ariz., Dec. 30.-Presi- dent Obregon of Mexico has appointed Benjamin Trasvina. of Nogales. Son. ora, to be consul general at New York and Alberto Mascarenas also of No gales, Sonora, as consul general at San Francisco. it was announced by Mexican officials late today.
 Trasyina is a former vice president of the Nogales. Sonora. chamber of commerce and q merchandise broker, Mascarenas is local financier.
 Both were educated in the United States. TrasYina is graduate of Cornell University, while Mascarenas was graduated from Santa Clara Col lege in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Newly Organized Yaro Club
 Will Entertain Tonight At
 Big Dance And Watch Party

The Yaro club, the high schools newly organized boys club. will give its first social affair of the season tc- night at S:45 o'clock in the r. M. c. A. gymnasium in the form of a dance and watch party. The feature of the evening will be a moonlight waltz at midnight to mark the passing of a strenuous year and thee birth of d new. The high school student bcdy and faculty and all the members of the B. H. s. Alumni association are invited.
 An excellent orchestra has been secured to furnish the music and q boys quartet composed of members of the Yaro club will render several selections during the evening. Punch and waters will be served A record crowd is expected as most of tue stu; dents that are home from the state university aud normal schools and 8 number of the local alumni are ex' pected to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
BUILDING TRUST PRObE TO bE
 CONTINUED
Incoming New York Legisla- ture Will Reorganize
 Untermyer Board.

NEW YORK, Dec 30-The New York state joint legislative commit tee, which has startled the nation with it's remarkable revelations re- garding building combinations, will be reorganized by the new incoming state legislature and probably will be pre- pared to continue it's building trust" investigation by the middle of Janu- ary
 This announcement was made today by Samuel Untermyer, the commit tees counsel. at the closing session of the present committee which goes out of existence with the coming of the new year.
 Many combinations remain unin- yestigated," he said. We have d mass of evidence on another phase of our inquiry relating to corporations banks and trust companies which we hope to present to the new commit tee"
 Four More Indicted
 While the committee was spending it's closing hour today hearing testi mony regarding the activities of the Building Trades Employers Associa- tion. and the National Association of Building Trades Employers, four ad- ditional indictments were returned by grand jury on evidence growing out of the inquiry. Supreme Court Justice Burr also announced he had refused a change of venue to Robert P. Brindell. president of the Building Trades Council and his aides indicted for extortion and attempted extortion from builders.
 Brindell will go to trial January 3.
 William J. Doran and William H. Chapman, two of Brindells alleged aides, were named in the indictments handed down today. John T. Het- trick, alleged promoter of number of building rings" and Herbert Smith, president of the Master Plumbers Association. also were nam ed as defendants. All four are charg- ed with violation of the state anti trust laws.
 Labor Peeved at 6rindeI
 The committees inquiry into the New York Building Trades Employ M. Eidlitz, a member of the board of governors as witness.
 Letters and minutes of the associa- ton were put in evidence by Untermy- CT, purporting to show that the or ganization working in close alliance with the Building Trades Council had dominated the builoing industry and. had forced builders to be members.' because of its control of union labor.
 Under examination, the witness ad- mitted the association was submit ting plan to the vote of it's affil- lated associations to ''get rid of Brin- dell and get back to the American Federation of Labor"
 Fred c. Webber executive secretary of the National Association of Build ing Trades Employers, testified it rep resented Employers associations in number of cities and the state of Iowa.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Assistance From American Red Cross Not Needed For
 Ireland, Officials Learn

WASHINGTON Dec. 3o.-All nee. essary arrangements have been made for relief work in behalf of the vic tims of the recent fire in Cork. Ire, land and no assistance from the American Red Cross is needed, Sir Arthur Stanley of the British Red Cross, said today in a cablegram to the American organization The mes sage was in reply to an inquiry from the American Red Cross which re ferred to the British organization ror recommendation. an appeal of Lord Mayor O'Callaghan of Cork, for assis- tance.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Recognition Of Far East
 Russian Republic, Trade
 With Soviet, Plan Of Japs

LONDON. Dec a0--It is expected that full relations will be entered intf between Japan and the Far EasterT Russian republic in the near future says a Moscow wireless communities tion received today.
 The commuuieation says that trade between Japan and the Far East al ready is proceeding and that Japan soon will begin trade negotiation. with Soviet Russia.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
MoMAN,s eooY FouNo

COOLEY, Ariz.t Dec. 50.--The body of Mrs. Ignacio Gonzales bride ot six months, was found today in her home by a neishbor. Death is be, lieved to have been due to stranguia- tion. Authorities are searching TOT her husband who. it is claimed, was last seen about twenty-four hours pri' or to the finding of the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
Friday Morning. December 3l, 1920.

the president to reject it. declaring it would simply legalize a great steal from the American people"
 The bill was passed on the same day and under the same circumstanc- es as the Poindexter anti-strike bill, with few senators present and virtu- ally without debate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
STEEL WORKER SLAIN

PUEBLO, Colo. Dec. 30.-Dominic George, Frenchman. 55 years old, steel worker was found by the police yesterday afternoon with his head cut open with an axe. The motive Tor the crime is believed to have been robbery
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
This Is Very Interesting
 And Easy To Understand, If
 You Know What An Elm Is

SUMTER, S. C.. Dec SO.-P. Frank Haddon linotype operator in the Sum ter Item. made what is believed here to be worlds record in settingi type on q linotype machine. In six hours he set 69,sS6 "ems" using seven point on eight point slug and Is "eln' measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-31
PnINCEYoN DEFEATED

CHICAGO Dec. 50. .--Tho University
 of Chicago five ,dcfeated Princeton l5 10 Il tonight in the first inter.sec- tional basketball game this season.