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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-24
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Eggs, higher: receipts 1866 cases:
firsts Sc; ordinary firsts 57@61; at
mark, cases included 5000; refrig-
orator firsts Sc; refrigerator extras 81.
Poultry, alive, higher; fowls $50
rs; springs "a; turkeys 40.
Butter higher: receipts 3,116 tubs
creamery extras "a; firsts 3 $3.50; sec
Ionds IS Sc; standards As Sd.
Cheese unchanged.
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METAL.

New York, Dec. s24.-Copper nom
1nal; lectrolytic spot and nearby.
IS t-4@14;. first quarter, 13 1904.
Iron nominally, unchanged. Tin easy;
spot, 1890; futures. $500 @ 1915.
Anthony, 5.36@5.5O.i Lead dull;
spot, 4.50@4.75 Zinc easy; East ST.
Louis spot. 5.6O@5.87. .ff, y
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STRAY CARRIER PIGEON MlfdMn

minneapolis Mimi, Dec. "a
carrier pigeon, bearing the registry
number Fiji, observation-disclosures
possibly a bird released by the navy.
balloon which left Rockaway Point
December Is and has not been heard
from since. was found by employees
Of the Rock Island freight house. at,
Fourth avenue South and Tenth street.
Minneapolis. The bird vas exhausted
when picked UP.
This is the second stray carrier
pigeon found in the Twin Cities In the
past three days.
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ST. PAUL.
LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. a.
Cattle receipts 700; marget generally
strong, spots higher; YEA calves stea-
dy; top $685.; few sales Of medium
grade beef steers 1885 300; bulk Of
sales, common grades at 600 a. .25:;t
bulk butcher cows and heifers 1000
600; anners and cutters 2.50@3.75;
bologna bulls mostly 400 q 5.0o;efew
beef bulls up to 900; stockers and
feeders ,nominally9 steady to strong.
Hog receipts 1900; market steady;
Sheep receipts 100; market nominal
" steady; best lambs quotable to. TO-;
5os best heavyweight ewes to a.00.s
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tDRYsTAMARAc WOOD FOR sALE-
Carloads only. $3.50 per cord +. O., b
cars Pitt, MINI. Order at once, -
ears TO get: WIN cost aroqaa
kota points. H. 4. Bartlett, PITT,
MINI. ae- w.
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LOST AND FOUND

MITTEN FOUND IN HERALD OFFICE
Saturday morning. Call, at Herald.
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Minneapolis Futures.
Oats-Dec. ASIA, May 442s ssi 8s
Rye-Dec. LIB; May l.34tb. &&s
Barley-Dec. 67lb. May 604b.
Wheat-Dec. 1.6Ob; March 1.6ltb,
May LIB.
Flax-Dec. 1.ssan; Feb. .1.ssan,
May 2.O6A. VIII
No session this exchange tomorrow,
December rs. ss "a
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LIVESTOCKS.
Chicago. Dec. 24.-Cattle receipts
5000; beef steers strong early, closing
steady to weak; bulk of sales 10000
1900; top 1850; all other classes
steady with yesterday.
Compared with a week ago-beef
steers unevenly 75c toS2 higher. most
.ly 81 to $3.50 higher; fat h stock SO
to Use higher; n soc higher;
bulls steady to Csc lower; calves soc
to 81 higher; stockers and feeders, soc
higher.
higher; others mostly Is to Csc higher
than yesterdays average, but closing
weak; top 1895; bulk Of sales $3.50
10.2O; pigs rs to 35c higher; bulk de-
sirable 80 to 100 pound pigs $3.50
10. go"
Sheep receipts 1000; not enough
here to establish quotable basis; fat
classes look steady; no feeder sales.
Compared with week ago fat lambs
and yearlings 75c to 81 higher; aged
sheep strong to Csc higher; yards
closing early. a.
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CASH SALES. @
Chicago. Dec. 24.-Wheat-No. 2
red. s2:o6; No: ! hard. $1.77 lao
ITS. {1-2. ~,
corn-No. : mixed, Il ~; No. 3
yellow, II t1-2@73.
oats-No. 2 white. ~ s-4@A -;
Rye-No. Q, $1.59 1-2.
Barley. 1909.
Timothy seed not quoted.
Glover seed not quoted.
Pork nominal.
Lard, $500.
Ribs, $11.00 @12.25. a.,
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FOR$&YAIEA2003 CORD SEASONED
ID EsnsSy,aasah '0ss' e' 49, l1l ~.
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GRAIN AND MOuR.

~ -0-@ GRAIN AND o
Minneapolis, Dec. 24.-Flour n 3
changed to 80 cents higher. In car
LOAD lots, family patents ,suoted at
9:3O@9.55 a barrel in 9S5pound cot y,
ton sacks. Shipments 58.l19 bafrsla.ssivst
Bran 26.O0@28.00.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 24.-Wheat
receipts 18l cars compared with 7243
cars e days) a year ago. 5ss;a
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LOST-GRAY LEATHER PURSE CON.
tAlnilR over 10 In currency an68change
I oESzl kRa5srssHa adatssssrnous 80
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LOST - PACKAGE CONTAININO
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FoUNtAIN HERALD oFFICE.4PAI19
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SEE >Us FOR PRICES ON COAL,
!. CO... d. G..ESF0rks, MINI. Call S1462-w.
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FOR SALE-BABYtBED, HIGH CHAIR
andN buggy l4aS.cst6No and extra large
inflow Tie Chestnut st. Phone 1853.
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sHoE nErAIR1NG
WANTED TO BUY;

TEN-YEAR-oLD GIRL WANTS 4,
buy gecondrhand bicycle. Address. sS
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PAIRNsgfsHKkM L NJ A Ms HocKEY
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
m 1oi1T T1v1op~nT;.
over First Nat'i. Bank: Special atten.
ton to skin IAN urinary diseases. f"3
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POTATOES.

Chicago, Dec. 24-Potatoes steady,
receipts % cars: northern white
sacked. S1.35@l.50; bulk $1.50@1.55
lcMt. 2. - -.Aa..aA
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housekeeping. Suitable for two. Eli
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

Import lumber
That the Great Lakes states nov
import lumber and nay millions Ia
freight rates on wood, the backbon,
OF an industry.
That New England Is no Longer
selt-supporilng IN a lumber way.
The American Forestry Assoc'a,
tion offers forestry policy to n.
United states and urges action. Il
proposes
Extension Of federal timber
holdings.
Cooperation with the states
in fire protection aud silvi.
culture.
Forest taxation and iusur.
auoe.
Loans on growing timber.
Forest surveys and 70.
search.
There may be objections TO some
~ these planks Hut anyway. let's
have some kind Of forestry pol
icy that will build for the future.
-.
Many threatened 10 leave the
country when prohibition took Of
feet Experimenting with WOOD
alcohol Is about the quickest
method.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
THE Ar NAH.

Two bills. pending in Congress
propose TO take the air mail service
from the postotilee department, and
turn Il over TO the was deartmer,
This in face OF the fae, tina,
since Inauguration OF the air mail
May Is. 1918. Il has carried as..
2st.ieo letters. advancing their de,
livery on an average hy ID hours
And. too. In face OF the fac, thar
commercial needs are ever present.
while the next war may be decades
distant.
Tire Is fully as much sound busi-
ness judgment In tins turning tho
mall service from the pos,o.fi . t,
the army because aviaiors will b,
needed In the next war" a. ,here
would be In handing over the rail-
roads the telegraph system. or IN
dustrial plants capable ~ making
munitions. TO Secretary Bakers a.
partment. because these. too will b.
needed TO fish, the mex, war.
Keep the air mail where n DO.
ionss--in the postal department.
IL the army needs war.,raincs
ar corps, include that IN the army,
eupipment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
HOME BUILDING IN CITY
SHOWS MARKED increase;
PERMITS RUNNING HIGH

4 marked increase In home build
ing IN Amarillo IS evidenced by the
eroris OF permits that have been is.
'ued during the month by X u.
iones, city ei,ineer.
Permits for the month have ex-
eeeded 100000. II was announced
yesterday
Thcsc issued during the past few
days are:
+. Higtes. i4if HAYDEN. $500
q X Gilvin. 1917 Harrison. $500
George parr, 1891 jefferson,
g. see
George Parr. 1893 Jefferson.
$4,000
George Parr 1895 jefferson
5000.
T. Raskin. 1905 Jackson. addi.
ion. st.5.
F. W Wollworh Co. 507 Polk,
Improvements. \, aj0.
Frame end Eld-cAgc. icli Mali.
on. $4,000.
Henry ihompsoa. i5O7 Hayden.
$1,000
J Z. Hughes. 'ios \. Hayden.
$500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
DECLARES AMARILLO
IS BEST ADVERTISED
CITY IS UNITED STATES

Amarillo's wonderful gas wells are
talked ot over the cnt'r, nation. nc.
cordine to &. J blackburn. Of Black
onrn BROTHERS. who returned Satur-
lay from san Diego. California
where he, with his family spent two
weeks on business and pleasure
rip
Mr. Blackburn said he talked with
'arge numbers of pcr,pns from ali
parts OF the country. who had heard
OF the great gas field here aud who
we're eager 10 learn more about
Amarillo and the Panhandle and 10.
cal oil ana gas developments.
Il do not teliev5 there IL another
city In IN United states with the
population OF Amaullc that is as we'll
advertised as o." city" Mr.. Black
bum said Prominent oil operators
OF the California fields, and who are
Interested In all leadias fields NJ the
,ountrv. told me the, expected big
dovolormcnts in the Panhandle OF
Texas during the next IL months. "
ne added
Mr. Blackhurn's family viii spend
another month In san Diego and
other California cities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
CTR FORESTS

Twenty-Five to thirty years is the
limit Of which our forests vii,
hold out under the resent drain %
This was the alarming declaration
made BY President Charles I.athrop
Pack at the recent meeting OF the
American Forestry Association Of
New York.
Truly alarming sad yet this
country Is paying little or no a.,
sention TO the situation. In isol
President Roosevelt gave the frs,
clarion call for woods conservation
Sixteen years has passed. but TIL.
government a. yet has no definite
forestry policy u T. the only slv
tiiscd country tina, has none.
Can the people Of this country b.
made 20 realize The meaning % tho
Following
That forest fires in the United
States annually burn over ten time.
the forest area devastated hy Ger.
man armies IN France.
That the annual new growth Of
timber h no, more than one-thlrd
of the amount being used or de
stroycd every year.
That the center Of tn lpmber In.
rus,ry l. tas, moving 10 the Pacific
Coast. the great wOod-consumlns
nanufactures of the middle west nov
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

Mrs. T.. G. Prou,y, who has hccu
In Aamrllo durint the recent Hines
ot her mother. Mrs. A. y. Ftnhloa,
has returned to her home In Kansas
CIV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
Los ANGELES
WOMAN WASTED
HER MONEY IN
SEEKING HEALTH

MY troubles have been complete.
" overcome since hogan akius
ranlac and am enjoying the best
health have had In twenty years.
said Mrs NJ aPrkcr, Of te3 East
Th'rd ST. Los Angeles. Cal.
Il spent several thousand dollars
Tor medicines and treatments Nh,
continued, "bu, u was Just money
thrown away. for never got any re-
lief from my suffering until / con-
mcnccd taking Tanlac. was prac
tically an invalid FOR twenty years
dud all my trouble was caused q,
the awful condition Of my stomach
\ great part OF the time was con.
Tined to my bed. simply too weak To
be- up could eat but very little.
and that disagreed with me so sui,
tered terribly from gas To make
matters worse was attacked b.
rheumatism IN my arms and legs.
which caused me no eud of pain and
misery | mover got a good night 3,
slcep old became extremely nervous.
We'll. have just finished my
fourth bottle OF Tanlac aud 10 o..
wonderful the way ! have improved
Why, feel so well and strong do
III my hov. owork without the least
trouble. Last week | actually dit
he laiml washing and u has been
many wears since | did thing like
that VI yappcti,c is zine and moth.
.ng disarrces with me. | sleep rest.
fully and get up feeling refreshed
eycry morning The rheumatism has
entirely disappeared aud Tanlac d.
serves every bit OF the credit"
Tanlac Is sold in Amarillo by an
druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
WHY lINGERt

There are 'plen;y" OF small men
in biz towns.
There are "pleuty" ot non.prr
gressiyes in cities which. as a whole.
are progressive. In the first place
one progressive Is "a.plcuty."
II may be that there are Few
men In Amarillo who. for one reasn
or another. oppose the installation
OF an electric fire alarm sys,em
here, but n there are any such the,
must be very few and very FAR be.
tween. because those having pct,.
lions 20 be circulated among INC
business men have found none yc,
There can be no Argument as 10
the urgency OF the matter. I, has
been shown that Amuaio is the
largest town In Tex.s which has Mt
electric fire alarm system. n Ia,
been shown that Amarillo Is the
such . system would au,omsticall,
pay for Itself in the saving In the
eiiy's key rate Of insurance. no, &c
speak OF the greatly increased ef.ic.
iency OF the fire department.
We believe that the members Of
the city commission ought 10 civ,
this matter prompt attention.
They represent q progressive citi
senship, they reprssen, property
owners who desire efficient pro,ec.
tion for the buildings which thew
own and for the lives witch these
buildings house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

hams Vegetable Compound had done
for other women and decided 10 try Il
II surely did wonders for me. | have
NJ pains now and / can do my house.
work without any trouble at all. |
VIII always praise your medicine as |
d. not believe there is n doctor that can
do as much good in female weakness.
and you may use these facts rs 4 testi.
monial. Mrs. LESTER T.. WARNER.
+. |, Box IA. 0nalaska. Wis.
The reason women write such letters
30 the Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell their friends how they are
helped l. that lydia l.. pirkaam =
NegetahlcComround hasbrough health
and happiness INTO their lives freed
from Their illness they want % pass the
good Irvs n.uur Go ether autterlng
Woncr tat they also EAy Dc relieved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
HAS NO
PAIN NOW
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

Onqlaska. Wis. -" Every month had
such uans in my back and lower part Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
TAKING Of CENSUsW ILL END TODAY;
PERSONS MISSED URGED To FILL OUT
BLANK AND MAIL T0b. c. D. OFFICE

To-day is the nual date for the taking OF Of census in amarillo
the records tonight and forward thom Immediately James H. Capon
shamrock,
fll follow
blank Immediately the Board
Development, CITY Hall.
HAVE NOJ BEtN COUNTED ron I. =. CENSUS?
II doubt. Ol h, and mail To
l.. Aston special Bureau Board city Develop
/, Amarillo. Texas.
live address below. the best kuoVl
edge have yet been counted by the takers;
street No ..t...,....
........... members family also have been
enumerated
...,..,................. who lives at my house,
bOardcrsl
have been
Ia
aud all live should cporl,
have been counted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
TEA GOOD 20 u
Thousands Praise Granger Liver
Rcgulator-llcst Medicine For
Constipation and Liver
Entonlntusa

II you are suffering from consli-
patton. Indigestion. biiousncss.
dyspepsia or any OF the many all
mcnts caused by disorders OF the
blood liver. stomach or Kidneys.
buy a twenty five cent package OF
Granger Liver Regulator and brew
{ into q tea. After taking few
loses Your system Is purified. your
liver b. active and YOU feel fine with
= good appetite. u Is purely yoge-
able does not salivalo aud will not
Interfere with your eating pleasure
" work Granger Liver Regulator
ia sold by leading druggists every
where or nv mail direct from manu-
racturer on receipt OF % cents
Granger Med. Co. Chattanooga,
Tenn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
CHECK THAT COLD
RICH! AWAY
o.. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for fifty years

IT Wa an unusually high quality
cod. coUga. grippe, ana Group
reuieif wien introduced hnlf
sn'ury cro Not once ln al ne
ysrs since ihen has the QlnNy
l,esn allowed o. fisisnofafe 's ef'
'e~'lveup.s "a combating colds and
nIshf has bon proved thousands
3 tmrs IL 1. u.hu,ls 81 fam.ll
lrkcn hy Cr0uEg5s nnf Fiven 10
De lf.e Ogss to- he safe. sure
rafUsnt of uu'fs nnd grippa
nl.gna ard group Il leaves ALSO
'rirIl D. dlsagrerahle afiefeferis
~ y il.'', OIL your dpgs.Ets TO
i.y. ca. ana 81 -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
THREE DIVORCE CASES
ON DOCKET FOR NEXT
DISTRICT COURT TERN

Three divorce cases have been tl.
cd with District Clerk J G. Sklllman,
within the past few days.
The cases are styled.
Earl VI. Ballcw vs. Eta Rallcw
Mrs, Alma Faith vs.. J. NJ. Faith
Mrs. Orilla Goodwin vs.. Porter Good.
win.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

There Is nothing more satisfactory
lfter day of hard work than line
full OF snowy white clothes. For
rch results use Red Cross Rail-
Blue. adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

stomach ! could not
lie in bed. | sui.
Tered so It scented
as though | would
die, aud | was not
regular either. |
suffered for q year
and was unfit 10 do
m Y housework.
could only wash
d is he's once In a
while. | read an
advertisement Of
whatLytlin 4. Pink.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
GIANTS 0UTFOUGHT REDS
IN ELEVEN-|NN|NC TILT
Ncaic and Coumbe Make Home
Runs With Man on Base
for Cincinnati.
tBy Associated Pres,.1

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-New York
outfought Cincinnati today in an
eleTen-inninG struggle. the first OF a
four-gaine series. which may decide
which team remains in the almost
hopeless chase after the BROOKLYN
caders The score was Z to q. The
Iiiants won when Doyle walked and
scored from first on Duncan's FUN
Die OF Snydcr'S hit to left held. All
With the tally = nil and news OF
Brooklyn's victory over
posted on the bulletin board. Doug
ias, OF the Giants, and Coumbc. OF
extra speed on the bali and fought
evenly until the Red twirlers issue
the fatal pass.
Cincinnati had victory within its
grasp when 4 fast double play ended
the inning. With Coumbe on third
anu Rath on second as the result
TO first after Rath had beat out an
inieid hit. Daubert sent a short ny
20 center. on which no attempt was
ilaae 10 scSre Groh slammed out u
SIDE the foul line in the right-feld
grand stand. and then drove 4 hot
liner at Kelly which he caught, and
who started Tor New York. lasted
until the seventh. when Counbe's
hoineG' with one on base. tied the
SSotc. LuQue began the game Tor
cincinnati. and was batted out in the
third. Cincinnati got on to an early
start with TWO runs in the first in
ming. when Roush's homer into the
risht-heid grand stand also scored
Ciroh. The Giants bettered them by
one run in their half on a pass,
noungs triple. a feldcr's choice and
kclly'S double.
New York added three more in the
tnird on q pass and four singles.
With none out. Coumbe. who re-
iiered i.uque. stopped further scor-
ing and held the local batsmen 10
three hits in the remaining innings.
Home runs with n mar on base. by
Nealc in the fourth. and by CouInbe
In the seventh. kept Cincinnati in
the running. Douglas took up the
burden for New York after the Red
pitchers hard smash noated into the
upper r!ght-iieid stand. After Doug
las famed Rath in the seventh,
Daubert singled past FIRST, and Groh
walked. Daubert and Groh pulled a
double steal. but the New York
twirler struck out Iioush, and Dun
can grounded to short. Tomorrow
the teams play a double-header.
Cincinnati, New Work