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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12
STRIKE LEADER CHARGED
 AS UNDESIRABLE

A. E.. Ehbree, noted throughout Arizona and the southwest as an or ganizer of the I. w. W. is now in the tolls of the law at Butte Mont, where he was arrested by the federal au- thorities On the 18th of January.
 Embree is a Canadian, having se- cured only his first naturalization pa pers in this country, and according to word received from Butte, he faces deportation to Canada as an undesir- able, charges being passed by feder- al officers.
 Embree was involved in many court artions in this. state and was known generally as disturber He is now at liberty in Montana under $1,000 bond awaiting hearing in the federal court.
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TRIAL MARRIAGE
LEADS TO JAIL

PHOENIX, March 5.-A three months sentence to the Yavapai coun- ty jail, imposed by federal Judge Dyer today as a curative for infatu- ation, tonight confronted Henrp O'Bri- en, former British soldier, who was convicted yesterday on charge of violation of the immigration act. O'Brien was accusd of having brought Vera Mort, 19, an artists model and former war worker from London, England, to Wickenburg, Arizona, un- der six months trial marriage agree ment which the girl admitted she suggested.
 In passing sentence on O'Brien, Judge Dyer scored the artists model.
 She offered to take this man on six months trial, promising to mar ry him at the end of. that time if she liked him. Judge Dyer said, T be- lieve that she did not intend to mar ry him, only wanted to use his monr ey. She does not belon to the class of foreigners who ought to be admit ted to the United States.
 Tn order to give him time to re- cover from his infatuation but also in consideration of his long military service, shall sentence him to serve three months in the Yavapai county jail"
 The girl was today in the custody of county authorities, held as a ma terial witness in another case, that of Dr. Thomas Francis Campbell, of Wickenburg, charged with assault with intent to murder O'Brien. The former soldier was shot by the phy- sician after an altercation concerning the girl
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GARDENS FOR THE ~"

MT. R. s. Rankin, who has followed the profession of landscape gardening in the east is at present employed at the ''Y" planning for the improvement of the outward appearace of the build ing by the proper arrangement of vines and shdubbery. The high fence will be utilized as trellies for vines and the small garden behind the fence will be made into little park to glad! den the eye of the passer-by. He is assisted by MT Alex Clark as practi- cal gardner.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12
TAX COMMISSION

IS TOURING , A r PHOENIX, March S.-The state tax commission has started on it's annual tour of the state for the purpose of checking up property valuations with the several county assessors.
 Land values constitute the big ques= tion before the assessors of most of the counties of the state. Arizona lands are increasing steadily in value, it is stated, and in some instances the increase is as high as 33 per cent over that of last year.
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To The Members and Friends

To The Members and Friends of the Baptist Church, Clifton: A reception will be given Monday evening March 18th, at 500 P. NJ in the Baptist Church Parlors in honor of our new Pastor, Rev. D. H. Toomey, and his wife.
 We are pleased to extend to you a cordial invitation to be present
 Mrs. G. l.. Crawford,
 Mrs. F. l.. Gordon,
 Committee.
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TUCSON ATTORNEY
 RECEIVES APPOINTMENT

Col. John H. Martin, one of the best known attorneys in southern Arizona was yesterday appointed assistant United States Attorney.
 Col Martin has host of friends in the state who will be pleased to learn of his appointment.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

MT. and Mrs. H. c. vinton enter tained most delightfully."- On Wednes- day evening with an enchilala supper for eight. Following the supper sew eral games of bridge were played, the honors being carried off by Mrs. Der ault. The guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Rose, MT. and Mrs Ambled, and MI. and Mrs. W. w. Berault.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
St Phillips Episcopal Chapel

St Phillips Episcopal Chapel Sunday, March IA, 1920 Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Morning service f1:00 a. m. The Rt. Rev. Julius w Atwood, D. D., Bishop of Arizona, will preach. Everybody welcome.
 J. R Jinkins
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METHODIST CHURCH

Church School 9:45. Preaching 11:00 and 7:30. Special music. League 6:30. Bible Study Friday night 7:30. Come and bring your friends. Special invitation is given to all strangers.
 F. l.. Glisson, Pastor.
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Miss Virginia Johnson arrived Wernesday evening to visit her sister Mrs. R. w. Simpson. She was ac- companied by her two neices, who have been very i'll with the flu, at their home in Beaumont, Texas. It is to be hoped that the Arizona sun shine will soon effect their complete return to health.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12
Baptist Ladies Mission

The Baptist Woman's Mission So- ciety will meet at Morenci, Thursday P. M, March 18th at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Viola Dennison and Mrs. Elsie Culver. All those wishing to go will please be at the Baptist Church before two o'clock. Cars have been provided and will leave at two. Mrs. c. l.. Crawford, Sect'y.
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HOLBROOK LEASES year com mercial lease within stones throw of Zuni we'll 10 acre tracts only $100.
 W. D. Lindsay, Douglas, Ariz.
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MR. IT. p. NILSSON RETURNS


 MT T. P. Wilson, who has been at the Hot Springs in Arkansas is back again after two months absence. MT. Wilson had been suffering with rheumatism for some time and decid- ed to try the curative waters of these famous springs, and reports that he has fully recovered. He will shortly leave for his ranch on Eagle Creek.
 The evening Bridge C Iub met at the home of MT. and Mrs. Minson on Thursday of this week. and had an unusually enjoyable session. The nigh score for the evening want to M 's. Minson.. The refreshments were such as only this accomplished hostess can sesve and the members departed at a late hour regretting 10 tring the even- ing to a close.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Cashion.
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Modern and in good condition. B. J..
 Lehman. 3-5-tfc
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FOR SALE 12OOO shares Eagle Gold and Copper Company Stock Apply P. O. Box 245, Morenci, Arizona.
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WANTED-Competen woman cook and housekeeper, no washing or iron ing. Good wages. Apply Mrs. Arthur Crowfoot, Morenci. 3-5-2tp
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FOR SALE-Four shares of Zuri Oil stock for sS50.O0. Address J. H. Garmon 122 w. Wash st. Phoenix. Arizona. 2-21 St }
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Miss Gladys Drake spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Brubaker.
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FOR SALE-Good Bicycle in first class condition. -Cheap.-A bargain. Address Box 155, Metcalf. 3-5-4tp
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Pleasant Front Room to rent. Mrs. P. A. Whipple, Hilrs Addition. 3-5-2tp.
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pr. Robert Mann, Dentist; Work Hotel Morenci, Arizona. tic.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

The Red Ball Baggage & Transfer. Phone 55. N. T. Holt, proprietor.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Terry are spend ing several days in Fl Paso this week.
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House for Rent, East Side of river, with sanitary fixtures. O. A. Risdon. 2-27-2tc
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FOR SALE-Team of mules, weight approximately 1900 pounds. Apply !, to Morenci Water Co.,. MoreDci, Ariz. 3-5-tfc
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Dr. and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. P. B. Scotland were the guests of Clifton friends on Sunday.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

R. J. Coleman is spending several days in Phoenix on business.
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MRS. RElsINeER HOSTESS

Mrs. Nan Reisinger entertained at dinner at her home on the East Side last Saturday evenig. Her guests were Mrs. B. J. Williams, Miss Augusta Griggs and MT. Erdis.
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COURTHOUSE NEWS
 ( Continued from Page One)

Proof of Labor
 By Perfecto Chaves. Satisfaction of Mortgages Robert l.. Bailey to Pete Traynor. Z .Gila Valley Bank and Trust Com pany to Paul Becker, ct ux. Peoples Bank and Trust Company to A. H. Slaughter.
 Peoples Bank and Trust Company to Charles Burman.
 Gila Valley Bank and Trust Com lpany to J. M. Lally.
 Gila Valley Bank and Trust Com pany to J. M. Lally.
 Gila Valley Bank and Trust Con- pany to J. M. Lally.. First National Bank of Clifton to Adam Sliger.
 w. F. Hagan to Adam Sliger, ct ux. w. F. Hagan to Adam Sliger. Gila Valley Bank and Trust Com pany to w. H. Cox, ct uX.
 Peoples Bank and Trust Company to Murray B. Wiginton, ct ux. l.. F. Vaughn, ct uX, to Frank Fran cese, ct ux.
 The Bank of Duncan to Jack Tipton, ct ux. ReIease of Conditional Sale and Agree
  ment.
 Western States Security Company to Mountain Auto Company. Western States Security Company to Mountain Auto Company. Conditional Sale and Agreement Pickens Anderson to Mountain Auto Company.
 Pickens Anderson to Mountain Auto Company.
 Greenlee County Motor Company to J. c. Donahoo Release of Deed
 I. M. Higgins to Frank A. Hayatt, ct ux. Certificate of Purchase
 State Land Department of Arizona to w. R. Eddington Notice of Non-LiabiIity
 Phelps Dodge Corporation to Dudley and Lawhead, Appointment of Deputy Sheriffs John Hicks, M. F. Osteen, Henry
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

Mrs. w. E. Mitchell and little son James Alfred, left for visit to Mis- souri and Illinois points. On their re- turn they will join MT. Mitchell in Fl PasO.
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R. S. Johnson and Dick Miller are in town for a few days from the Eagle Creek country.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

Appointment of Deputy Sheriffs
 John Hicks, M. F. Osteen, Henry Nolan, Wash Mclean and J. w. Gools- by
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The many friends of Miss Pendroy, of the A. c. General office will regret to know that she has resigned her po- sition here and will leave soon for her home in Montana.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

. Mr. and Mrs. Murray B. Wiginton left on Tuesday fof two-weeks trip to different points in Texas, where they will visit relatives and friends.
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R. P. Hall, better known as ''Dick" to his large circle of friends, returned to Clifton this week after six months stay at his home in New Mexico, and has accepted his old position in the A. c. Store.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

Mrs Bishop entertained very in- formally on Thursday afternoon, se~7- ing tea to the half 6ozen ladies who spent a delightful afternoon with needlework and chat.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

Mrs. l.. A. w. Burtch has gone to Las Cruces to visit her daughter Mar jorie, who is student in the Loretto Academy there.
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Among the shoppers who visited the Spring opening at the Phelrs Dodge store were Mesdames Crawford c. J. Williams, Cleemnt, Dickey, Hutch ins, the Misses Springer, Houston and McKeen.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

George Anderson met win very painful accident on Sunday when his Ford truck turned over with him. He was severely cut about the head and face and sustained the loss of several teeth
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FLU VICTIM REcOVERS
 E. c. Bunker, of the Clifton Hotel who has been suffering rom a iglht attack of flu is able to be around again
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

|. PETE RILEY TO YUMA
 Pete Riley is in Yuma this week on business for the Elks Lodge.
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Mrs. Tom Simpson of Duncan has been the guest of Mrs. Cashion for sev- eral days-the two ladies visiting the Fashion Show in Morenci during her stay in the city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-10
Farm Machinery

8 $l binders aa,o one Mee9amSk m 2 pee1n g Mecor %5 mower: M HeCC1mnac&k hay 5s rake; i 5hs
new bars peen disc with tongqe nd truck Superior tanning mill, cofax 6roh wild o@t
OF checking wire; sets OF hamows; One wood Bossha harrow; Iron lever harrow, and iron
Boss harrow; Gas engine 1 12 h0e Waterloo Boy; Pumpack; Dme grain ELEVATOR Camp
bell almol packer, three sections IL feet WIDE 80 fence posts; 1-hore cunaor;f four sets
of 4foot hay Sings steel q barrel water tank ..@". IT. E* ...
One ganden.d drill; one power or hand hoe clipper; one 3 burner kerosene stove, with oven
Edison phonognph with 80 records
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-10
Complete Threshing Outfit

Including 35 Horse Power Advance Engine in First Class Running Condition, Money
making Avery Separator ae4 2x64, with Garden City FEEDER steel SOC gallon water tank
new drive belt gmeh 5pNy cost $685. run IL days. Large cook ear, fully equipped; Majestic
cooking range, cooking utensils md Dishes ec Larg sleeping car, to accommodate "a men,,
hanketsi ncmded
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-10

Team of Grey geldings, age 10 and II years, weight 231YY'
Team Of Black geldipgs, age 8 and 10 years, weight 39oo.
Team Of Bay geldings, age 5 and 6 years, weight 23Vo'
Bay gelding, age years, weight AGO.
Bay pelding, age 4 years. Wslght 100
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-10

One Imperial Tractor
4ox8o Imperial meansn none better and our tractor is in frtdms running condition. E =
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Head Of Horses

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Bay mare, age 9 years, weight 400.
Black mare, age Z years old, weight 1860.
Bay mare, age 5 years, weight 1850.
Bay mare, age 3 years old, weight 1lQO...-
44~- IN 16ttsezd}} 70 III ah = Z s1R ffszzHaFea
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22
orialn OF PenAoma

The practice Of pensioDing or insur.
ing sick and wounded soldiers is said
to have been started y England ~
Oliver Cromwell.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22
RASMUSSEN-DUNN

Announcements have been received
in this city Of the marriage of Miss
Alice Dunn, daughter Of Mf. and
Mrs. James Dunn of Walker, Mis-
souri,, and Victor Rasmussen, young
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Ras-
mussen Of Grand Forks, which was
solemnized on Wednesday afternoon
at three o'clock at the home of the
groom's parents at 514 Walnut street,
The living room, where the ceremony
took place, was strikingly decorated
with pink and white flowers before a
bank of smilax, holly and ferns. Rev.
Ambrose Of the Presbyterian church
performed the ceremony. Only re-
latives and q few intimate friends
were present. The bride was at
tired in a suit Of brown %silvertone with
hat and accessories to match and was
attended by Miss Ella Rasmussen, a
sister of the groom. Harry Knut-
son OF Lamoure acted as best man
An elaborate wedding dinner was
served, cover being laid for eigh.
teen. MI. and Mrs. Rasmussen left
on a short trip to Winnipeg and other
Canadian points after which they will
return to Grand Forks to make Their
home. Mr.. Rasmussen is we'll known
in this city having made this his
headquarters while acting as travel.
ing agent for his father in the firm
"Rasmussen-Bemis Wholesale Com.
pany."
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22
MALWNA DUELL
BECOMES BRIDE
WEEDS Fred Artley And
Will Make Home
Here

Miss Malvina Duell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. Duell, became the
bride of Mr.. Fred Artley in a cerre-
mony performed in the Episcopal
Church here Thursday afternoon, Rev.
G.. H. Walker performing the rites.
Only members of the Duell family and
immediate friends of the principals
participated. Following the wedding
rites, the party vas entertained to a
six o'clock dinner in the Duell home
with Mrs. Duell as hostess.
Everett Duell, brother Of the bride
and Miss Mae Sneesby assisted in the
services of marriage, Mr.. Duell accom-
panying MI. Hartley and Miss Snees-
by, Miss Duell to the altar.
Mrs. Artley was educated in the
local schools and has participated in
the social life of Devils Lake and the
Lake Region since growing to woman
hood and numbers her friends by
scores.
Mr.. Artley is a travelling salesman
for a wholesale hardware firm with
headquarters here.
The couple are now sojourning in
the east, expecting to visit the Artley
parental home and several eastern
cities before returning to Devils Lake
to make their home.
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POPULATION
1~17,857,509
CENSUS REPORTS
North Dakota Has Pol
OF GAS, $50 Souls
Shown

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - The
population of the United States with
outlying possessions is 117,857,5 SOC, &C.
cording to revised census figures, the
outlying possessions totalling 12,148,-
1913. These possessions are: Alaska,
54,899; American Samoa, 8,056;
Guam, 1925; Hawaii, 255,912; Pana-
ma Canal Zone, 22,858;; Porto Rico,
1,299,807; Military and Naval service
abroad, 117,238; Philippine Islands,
l 0,350,640; Virgin Islands of the Unit
ed States, 26,051. Following are the
names Of the various states and the
population of each:
Alabama, ~2,348,174; Arizona, $780,
903; Arkansas, 1,452,204; California,
3,426,861; Colorado, $685.; Connect
lieut., 1,380,631; Delaware, 223, 1908;
District of Columbia, 437,571; Flori-
da, 968,47; Georgia, 2,895y832; Idaho,
431, 866; Illinois, 6,4S5,2sO; Indiana,
2,930,390; Iowa, 2,404, 021; Kansas, l.
769, 1857; Kentucky, 2,416.630; Louisi-
ana, 1898, 500; Maine, 768,014; Mary
land, LAS, 661; Massachusetts,, $685.
1856; Nevada, 77,4s7; New Hamp-
shire, 443 1902; New Jersey, 1885, 900;
New Mexico, 360,350; New York, 49,
1874, North Carolina, 2,559,123;
North Dakota, 645,6s0; Ohio, $780,
1874; Oklahoma, 2,02S, 283; Oregon,
783,389; Pennsylvania, $780, OFT;
Rhode Island, 604,397; Michigan, g.
66s ,412; Minnesota, 2,3s7,125; Missis-
sippi, 1,790,618; Missouri, 3,4o4, ass;
Montana, 54s, S89; Nebraska, 1885,.
372; South Carolina, 1885, 724; South
Dakota, 636,547; Tennessee, 1887 1856;
Texas, 4,663,22s; Utah, 449,396; Yer.
mont, 352,428; Virginia, 2,s09, 1877;
Washington, 1,36e,621; West Virgin
ia, 1,763,701; Wisconsin, 2,632,607;
Wyoming, 194,402.
The population Of continental Unit
ed States as announced shows a gair
Of 1858 over the preliminary figure:
announced October Z.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22
MINNEAPOLIS
CHAMBER WILL
co on TRIAL
Charged With Trying To
Crush Out The
Equity
MANY ALLEGATIONS
Boycott Is Part Of A
Formal Complaint
Filed
MANY ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-(Spe-
eial) - The Minneapolis Cham
Der of Commerce must stand trial
before the federal trade commits
sion on charges of seeking to
crush ont the Equite Cooperative
exchange and other cooperatives
dealing in grain. The commission
today formally announce the is
suance of a complaint of unfair
competition" against the cham
Der, its officers, directors and
members. After answers have
been filed by the defendants the
case will be heard. The owners,
publishers and editors of "the
Cooperative Manager and Farm
er" a grain trade paper published
in Minneapolis, are likewise cited
in the case.
The Equity Cooperative exchange
at St. Paul with 1000 grain growers
as members, has been excluded from
membership in the Minneapolis ex-
change because of it's cooperative prin-
ciple. The complaint charges a con-
spiracy to destroy the business Of the
Equity. It is alleged the following
means were adopted to wreck the
Equity:
. (a) False and misleading state
ments concerning the Equity circulat-
ed in the "Cooperative Manager and
Farmer" and the Northwestern
Grain Grower" and otherwise.
(b) Institution and carrying on Of
vexatious litigation, causing it great
expense, injuring its credit and weak
ening it in competition.
(c) Refusal of the Chamber Of
Commerce to permit the Equity or it's
allies to get the telegraphic market
quotations from sources it controls.
(d) Boycott of members of the
Equity exchange and their grain, by
enforcement of stringent rules by the
chamber; one Of such rules specified
is the uniform commission rule"
discriminating as to commission rates
to be charged on grain coming from
certain terminal markets as against
certain other terminal markets, also
eliminating competition between men,
bers Of the Chamber exchange, and
discriminating against non-members
in favor of members, and depressing
the price of grain purchased by men,
bers.
Situation Like North Dakota's
This complaint, in substance, sums
up the farmers of North Dakota bas-
ed their decision some years prior to
the launching of the N%onpartisan
League, that they could not fight Min
neapolis Chamber of Commerce ex-
cept by a program Of state-owned
grain marketing facilities.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22

Talk.
Talk Is cheap, but not when money
does it-Life.
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Here's A Closed
Shop Argument Now

Breckenridge, MIMI, Dee. a.
Breckenridge high school contending
for the negative side Of the question,
Resolved: That the open shop is pre-
ferable to the closed shop, won from
Moorhead high school here by . two to
one decision of the judges. Mem
bers of the Moorhead team were
Adeline Olness, Inez Freeman and
Adina Erickson, accompanied by their
coach, Miss Edna Morelius.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22
ERMAN-STENSON

Miss Dorothy Stenson, daughter of
James Stenson, ST., and George Ger
nan were married by Rev. H. G.
Walker, at the home of her father,
Wednesday morning. An elaborate
wedding breakfast was served and the
young couple left on No. 80 for q
short wedding trip to Cleveland, Ohio
and other eastern cities. Mr.. and
Mrs. German will return to this city
where Mr.. German is the employee OF
the Great Northern Railway.
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Observation-Disclosures

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Anderson and Emory Cunningham,
both of Larimore, took place in this
city, Wednesday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. P. H. Case of tn.
Presbyterian church. Miss Anderson
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Osca,
Anderson of Larimore and Mr.. Gun
bingham is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. W. Cunningham Of this city, form,
erly Of Larimore.
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Proposing Made Easy.

In Siam a declaration Of marriage is
very simple. 1t is considered a pro-
posal merely to offer a lady a flower,
or to take a light from a cigaret If she
Is holding it In her mouth, so that even
the most timid youths need not fear
the ordeal.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-12-22
COLLINS RAZOR
CONCERN FACES
TROUBLE REPORT
Receivership Rumors
Reach Grand
Forks

GRAND FORKS, N. D.-The COL
Inns Safety Razor Co., Of Chicago,
makers Of and holders Of patents on
q razor which embodies a rotary cut
ting principle, is reported by stock
holders in Grand Forks to have gone
into the hands Of a receiver. Large
amounts Of stock in the company were
sold in Grand Forks as well as thru
out the entire state. The company
completed it's manufacturing plant in
the Lake district Of Chicago during
the past summer.
Last reports Of the proceedings do
not indicate the exact financial situa-
ton Of the concern. The liabilities are
reported at $226,000 which is thought
to be sufficiently covered by assets.