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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
RAILROADS AND.
UNIONS WARNED
TO 0BEYLAWS
Report Says Wage Disputes
Are Not Handled
I ,4'.' - Ne - -. = 49,: gee

Chicago. Dec. ia warning to
railroads and railroad unions Subject
TO the 2Esch- Cun,mins transpoftatfon
act. to obey 1T in "letter and spirit"
was i~ssued.today by the United, States
railway, labor boards ): s.
Certain; carriers. and ,tcetAAin or
ganiEation, OF, railroad zemploEass' have
violated the law, by refusing to cons
fer in; wage disputes, the board an
nOunced. . . S$t ~ sg
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
Compare Federal
/, e And State Tax Reports

BisumarckssD ec:S17 Federal income.
tax reports will be examined to dis
cover II any North Dakota persons re-
ported aasds ffetont Income. ito the gov
eminent! than stheySdid ITO the state
gesBsEFRNaHacssssstAtest ax commits
sionetss I saidst!odayssae
which VII, have income az laws to exam
ine tho, returns sof persons for the
federal tx" said Mr. Wallace, land
1 ams.going to- check up: the income
taxpayers OF North Dakota
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
BIG CONSIGNMENT
OF PRISONERS FOR
u. S. P~ENITENTIARY
One Hundred and Eleven Prisoners
Take1, to Icavenworth From Fort
Jay; AL Have Becn 5Courtmar.
fialed.

Ieavenworth, ,Kas., pee: 17.-one
hundred and eleven military prison.
srs.the largest single. consignment
ever sent to the federal Spenitentiary
here were being received today. The
men, American soldiers convicted by
PAnamaaCanal Zone. were brought by
.spccialstrain from For sJay,iN. y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
Trappers Urged To 81
Stop Work For Ti6e

ST. Louis, No.. Dec. 4iT.-Admpxas
ton to stopaatrafis insaneKort to clfeEk
the rapidly declining prices of nm
pets was sent to trappers fhr0H5&l
out the world to-day by The Ihte{461s
tfonal Fur Exchange. sfss. Ssss sy d
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
RED CROSS NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR
SALE OF ARTICLES
Goods Sent tor American Soldiers
be oanssale In ttlesagInitcd sstatca.

Washington. Dec. 7s,--secretary
Baker issued abatement today de-
clar:ng that thesfAmgricansRe Red Cross
pearancs for sale ins.tlnis country Of
articles bearingR Red Cross labels,
which were contributed American
women for American troops during
the var 81 q I Sd u . ~ S "
rho articles 10 which he referred,
Mr.. Baker saidsshad been included by
oversight in the observation-disclosures OF
army warehouses 40 The Slrs1ch
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
THE WEATHER

Minnesota. Fair tonight and
probably Saturday; slightly colder
In east; portion tonight. ,
North Dakota: Fair tonight;
Saturday increasing cioudiness;
not much change III temperature.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
IN PEKING.

Picking, Dec. 16.-(By the Associ-
ated Press.)-An earthquake WINS felt
here at $3.50 o'clock tonight. The
earth treIhor rocked buildings and
created much excitement in the ho-S
tells and clubs. H's
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17

The two busts pictured here were
modeledss;frons life by an English
wonnan Mrs Claire Sheridan, sculp==
tress,4and cousin Of Mr.. Winston
Churchill Mrs. Sheridan has just res
turned to England from Russia,
where She. modelled from life the lead
.ers OF the soviet. The bust of5Lenine
was made while he was at work In
the war office in Petrograd. The otis
er bust is that Of Leon Trotsky, soviet
.Russia's imam Of the hour"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
Luther. Burbank out FOR a bicycle.

Luther Burbank. the well known
now past. the $thrce-score-
mark, attributes his good
health to his early life on q farm
and to continued outdoor exercise and
recreation. He is noted as the orig
inator of various new apples. peaches.
nuts, berries and Other valuable tree
fruits, flowers. grasses. grains and
vegetables, on his experimental farm
Santa Rosa, Cal. He spends much
of. his recreation TING on his bicycle.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
Aid for Farmers.

yNaShin&fQn Dec3s 7.-A bill fixing
tariff ddSSatEned .to%ppaventsdump-
Ing q psiinnciipnal a~axrisassHfai .prodaets
I'M tffiSs %gc0GnfTtStw D to-
day blythe specialaNommittee appoint
I'D Yesterday byS the Ss~eonference OF
Repablican8and Democratic. represent
tativess from the Agrictiltural, statHs.
Representative Young OF North Dea
ko ta,sthatrIdan oe the copmittec, mi!
nounced the measure would be re-
ported, to- the conference Monday. for
adoption and urged for Immediate
passage by the house. a
The bill would impose higher du-
ties, particularly ont grains. wheat.
md wool, and would remain in force
one year during which r~evisiont.of the
entire tariff system by congress is ex-
Meantim,e.. efforts to revive the wa,
finance corporation as a means OF
aiding agricultural and other indus
tries will be continued. The house
rules committee was asked today by
the banking committee for a rule,
limiting t O two hours debate on the
senate resolution reviving the corpor-
alton. Members of the banking COM
mittee who voted against the meas
ure have asked for three days in
which to- submit a minority report.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17
The Cable Situation.

Washington,.D Ito deal with,
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany to accept from members of ON.
gress messages to be charged to gov
eminent account, Representative Ire
hand Of Illinois. chairman of the
house accounts committee, has intro
duced a bill to use local postnasters
to pay bills presented by managers
Of telegraph companies for messages
The postmaster general would reim-
fhurse. the gpostmasters, /. IA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-17

The population OF continental Unit
ed States az announced today shows
a gain OF 2 5,663 over the preliminary
figures announced October a..
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

THAT GIFT that as yet has vague
 outline in thought is to be found in a tangible form at the Graves Indian Shop. It may be of art metal-the lovely copper inlaid in silver novelties it may be a butterfly tray-or one of the many timely suggestions for holi- day giving in the House of a Thousasd Gifts. We noted particularly a few little things" that we thought would please those who love the desert-and they are legion-charming water color. photographs of the great American desert either framed or unframed. The camera man and artist have combined to produce a very real picture bring ing out all the fascinating features of the stretch of land that has such tell ing appeal. The scenes selected with such care would be a welcome gift to those who know and love the desert and would be an invitation to come west to those not yet familiar with it. There are a variety of typically west ern gifts at the Graves Indian Shop.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

WE WILL not remind you of the
 few shopping days before Christ mas and yet here and there in the shops about town you see it reflected in the taces or gift givers. For our own part @e can not fathom it fl in search of holiday remembrance for the maid or m2tron for the versatile display of nlcuSes in the Switzer Style Shop sol reS out the problem. While blouses are not necessarily new as Christmas sug- Scstons the many modes-tastefully irdiVidusl-of the Switzer sort-make them different. The sweaters, too tuxedo models with sash or belt, patch pocket and turn back cuffs are decid- ccly clever as are the slip-on type so much In vogue. The pre-war prices arc on an the blouses. those severely tailored and the more elaborate dinner and costume blouses while the read iuStment price prevails also in the sweater department With a purchase cf the one or the other Mir. Switzer pre- sents the patron with a charming blue ensmeled hsnger-his Christmas gift to you.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

THERE IS something about gift
 from McDougal and Gaseous that stamps it a thing of quality, discern
 ment and good taste. We all agree that the sentiment that prompts Christmas giving is best served by re- membranes that combine usefulness and durability and in our own hearts we add to the combination-good looks. Whether it is a smart knitted scarf or a lounge robe or an initialed handker-
 chief or pair of house slippers 1t has a distinctive note of it bears the stamp of McDougal and Cassou. In recogni- ton of this fact one likes to purchase there just as one appreciates having his gifts come from an exclusive shop.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

A VERITABLE conservatory with
 choice cut flowers, exquisite ferns and blooming plants, gives just hint of the wonderful collection of bloom to be found at the Donofrio Floral com pany. Charles F.. Morton, florist and decorator has exerted particular care in his selection of flowers for the holi- days and gives out the encouraging news that plants are not any more ex- pensive this season than in other years. He is an artist in the arrangement of flowers just as he is expert in his choice.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

! ENDING LEISURE house furnish
 ~ ing a pride in an immaculate home providing better sanitary conditions these are a few of the meanings of 8 gift electrical to the housewife. A gift that is a worthy expression of loving consideration is to be found at the New State Electric Supply and Fixture company where we noted percolators, grfils. coasters, waffle irons and the many other devices that make it pos sible to cook at the table. We particu- larly fancied the boudois set for homa and travel-a convenient utility com prising a three-point iron; a stand to convert the iron into a stove for heat ing liquids or the curling tongs. A portable sewing machine; Majestic heater. a Hoover vacuum cleaner are other gift thoughts to consider.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

HOW MUCH of the joyousness of
 the holiday season is lost in the worry over gift giving-and how need less. Christmas and candy are coupled in thoughts of the Yuletide season and at Donofrio's they have made the remembrance of the last ing variety by arranging the sweets In charming boxes that have many practical uses aside from being candy containers. They make lovely gift articles-either the hand painted ones featuring clever girls or those con- ceived of taffeta and gold lace or still others of tapestry, while a particular favorite in boxes are those fibre fash toned. No matter what your choice of confections-it can be satisfied at Donofrio's-where they have the most delicious chocolates, fruit pastes, cac- tus and other novelty sweets. Leave your order now for Christmas or if you desire to send your parcel out of town, Donofrio'S will guarantee it's delivery.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
JUST BETWEEN us people do give

JUST BETWEEN us people do give a great many useless Yuletide gifts. Since we are trying to get away from that policy we are going to give you a Christmas idea which if you carry into execution win bring you the gratitude of the family. Until normal economic conditions are restored you may not wish to build home, but you do want to live in comfort, why not, then build new kitchen. The housewife spends a good share of her time in the kitchen and working conditions need to be pleasant in the home just as they do iu the office to produce the best results. If the house does not need this inn provement-what about the exterior? |? How about building on porch-to get
 the sun of a winters day and the cool
 breeze of spring. And if you decide to
 build by all means use Halstead Lum-
 Der. The J. D. Halstead Lumber com pany also handles hardware of every 1agcriDtiOO
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
Now WE have come to the markets.

Nov WE have come to the markets.
 To be the successful house man ager which is the real ambition of every real woman one must give close attention to the marketing. One can not shop promisciously without having the result all too apparent in the home. We do not think one can not be too careful in the selection of a meat mark ct. They want to go to a shop where the meat has been inspected by the gov ernment, to a shop that Is sanitary, where the service is good and where the meat is tender and juicy. Anyone of the eight markets of the Arizona Pack ing Company ,an qualify and we leave it to you to make your selection from one of them-Tribolet's, Hackett's, New Market, Hurley's, Hughes, Valley, Por- rage Pot or the Union Market.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

A CROSS THE street from the Y. M. c. A, at 119 West Monroe, is estab- lished E. Thoma and company, the home of our district electric lighting fixtures. We are telling you this that you might drop in for a holiday pur- chase of one If their wonderfully at tractive lamps.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

NOW-EVEN before midwinter- that clever Audra is showing spring hats. Smart conceptions of satin and taffeta and as advance as is Audra in her chappeaus is she also in her show ing of boudoir novelties, suitable and charming for Christmas gifts. Polly anna negligees and crepe and chiffon underthings at very special and attrac- tive prices.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

THE FORMAL card. dignified and
 correct-the decorative card re- flecting in a colorful bit of holiday scene a warm, friendly spirit are to be found at the McNeil company. For Yuletide giving also note their station cry, fountain pens, Eversharp pencils, Emerlite lamps, photo albums and other wanted gifts
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21


 V That is what she will say Christ mas morning when you give her an electric gift
 She has long since learned to valua the appliances that save her hours of work and that make it possible for her to prepare a meal at the table,
 But-and there is but-do not buy her a gift electrical unless you make your purchase at an electrical store. We know of no shop that bears better reputation of electrical devices than the Bertram Electrical company-and in addition to the varied assortment of articles of utility at Bertrams one can secure that service which is ever an important factor. An electrical gift should always be purchased at an cleo trical shop where skilled electrical artisans are in readiness to render the guarantee which enhances the value of the electrical gift The Bertram Elec- trical company furnishes this service. THE CALENDAR has reached that
 stage where we begin to count the days before Christmas. Already many have begun to make preparations for the holiday dinner which always fea- lures the day brining as it does all the members of the family together It is not too early to place your order for. the Christmas turkey and the oysters used for dressing. The California Fish and Poultry Market fWelnicl1s Mar ket) has already received numerous orders and you must not forget to place yours the very next time you are in the down town district or telephone your request today. No other turkeys have the same delicious flavor as those specially fed for this market.
 
 ! HE UNLIMITED! Today when
 we have come to believe that we can not have as substantial material as we had. before the war" it is a joy to know that Hollow Tile Construction has remained as enduring as the ages MT. Vernon L. Clark introduced 1t here some time ago and with the in crease of building activity, we have all become familiar with it. Hollow Tile Construction is the logical, economipai class of construction for any type of home or commercial structure.
 
 COTY-THE popularity of whose
 products in France is only equaled by that in America is well represented at the Adams Pharmacy where you will also find the preparations of Houbigant and Roger and Gallett. These are but hints for gifts befitting the Yuletide season and especially appealing to women. The Adams Pharmacy in cludes in it's gift ideal section useful and smart bits of Ivory, leather novel; ties and clever writing pads.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

DESPITE THE fact that the shop
 per just now is confronted every where with christmas Suggestions" there's the marketing to do. For the holidays launch a season of teas, luncheons and dinners with particu lar hostesses who give personal atten- tion to the affairs. They insist, for instance, that the salad dressing is made of Gregg Olive company oil and are equally exacting that the olives be the Gregg Olivette brand-the wholesome, plump, fruit, sun ripened on the tree.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

nN EVERYONES Ilst Tor Chrlst-
 mas gifts, there is always someone to whom you wonder what you ought or can properly give. Whether it happens 10 be a maiden aunt or a fussy old uncle, you are always safe in selecting a good book which is always a welcome and thoughtful gift. At the Berryhill Company, you will find a wonderful se- lection of books on every subject for every age. Just drop in to the Berryhill book shop at First and Washington and look over the present seasons display
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

THE GIFT ever serviceable and
 ever welcome is the electrical ap- pfiance. For real comfort-for labor saving-for lasting satisfaction electri- cal devices make the ideal gift. The better numbers of various high grade lines-the sort that are known to prove worthy are to he found at the Hoepp- ner Electric and Machine Shop, 16 South Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

A WORLD of gifts of the hand
 needed kind are to be found at the Woman's Exchange, 115 North Second avenue. Lovely laces there are and hand made handkerchiefs and the inti- m,te little things that women' love. Also clever and unusual toys for tiny folks. There, too, you will find deli cious cooked foods on sale today and every day.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

THE APPROACHING holidays give
 rise to many special needs, espec- ially those of appropriate cards and stationery. The Berryhil Company has anticipated these needs with a delight full selection that will please the most fastidious as to form, quality and va riety. In the Christmas shopping days, do not overlook the splendid specialties at BerryhiPs who are just across from Korricks at First and Washington. There you will also find a wonderful selection of books leather goods, writ ing sets and host of other gift sug- gestions that will simplify your Christ mas shopping greatly and save you time, worry and money.
 
 CLARENCE WOODBURY of the - Dwight B. Heard Investment com pany has this to say about the coming year: That in 1921 we can look for ward to very favorable conditions. We are returning to normal condition and the trend of construction costs is down ward. He feels confident that we are heading into a building activity un- paralleled in the history of the country that will continue for a long period The nation must catch up with it's building and development, he says. Ii must make up for the two years of war during which operations were at a standstill, for the two lethargic years that have followed. and it must take care of it's normal new demand. He is very optomistic. If we had a good year in 1920 with finances and costs and labor conditions against us what will we do in 1921 with these in our favor? asks MT. Woodbury
 THERE WILL be a feeling of secur- fty that will make your Christmas l happiness more complete ii, you know 1 that your home is protected. If you have not already done so at your earl | lest convenience have the Arizona Fire Insurance company insure your i home and offer you protection to. for l your automobile insuring it against fire, theft and accident.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

TT IS your privilege to buy wherever you please but it is good business judgment and good horse sense to buy the best for less money. As long as this opportunity is knocking at your door-go to Hyder's where they are selling clothing at 8 40 per cent dis count-"under all. That is business isn't it. The rest of Hyder's stock, including Christmas gift things, is being offered at a 20 per cent discount Featured as holiday gifts are unusually handsome lounging robes of which there is no better variety in the smart shops of cities of half a million. They range in price from S10 to $125.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

A LARGE and choice assortment of pocket knives for boys and men with steel blades-bone, celluloid, metal or pearl handles, at Talbot and Hub bards. The kind that are keen and still others not too keen for the little man who is using his first knife. For maid and matron we also found gifts that would find favor in charming and use full manicure sets cleverly boxed. An other practical gift Talbot and Hub bard are showing is the scissors which come in a great variety of sizes. from the tiny ones needed in dainty and delicate handwork to the larger type used for cutting coarser cloth.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

HODGE BROTHERS closed car
 brings to the country roads precise ly the same qualities that renders it such a delightful car to drive in the city streets.
 It is simple ana easily handled and rides with the same splendid steadi- ness in the one case as in the other.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

WOMENS FONDNESS for sweets
 W dates back to time immemorisl and Christmas simply wouldn't be without a box of candy. The Chocolate Shop furnishes not only the most delicious candies charmingly boxed but all sorts of confections for the holiday festivi-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

KITTY CORNER from the Adams
 is the Corner Drug Store with it's interesting assortment of toilet prepar- ations that have an appeal to every woman. There, too, you will find her favorite candies, Johnstons. Petifils. and Whitman's-that will delightfully."- express your thought of her on the holiday.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
YoU ARE invited to visit the display l,

of Antiques, Period Furniture and Art Goods at the recently opened show rooms, 230 North Second avenue. There you will discover beautiful and unique objects dart - a veritable treasure trove of attractive gifts-gifts of char acter which give the assurance that each is an expression of good taste and genuine esteem. The widely varied stock may be viewed between the hours of S.30 and 80 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
X BEAUTIFUL custom that many

families nave adopted IS 10 unlle in buying one worth while gift something that everyone can enjoy. To our mind there is nothing that would give the pleasure of car and there is but one choice-a Studebaker. By comparison with other cars you will find the Studebaker superior in every particular, a perfectly balanced car of power, comfort, and economy. Barrett and Pottberg, Inc. the distri- butors are located at 125 North First Street.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

HOW MUCH of the joy of the holi- day is lost in contemplation of the many details to be attended in connec- ton with the Christmas feast. This season one does not have to be troubled for the Ranch House is serv- ing a Christmas dinner at $2 a plate dinner that will carry with it the home idea" which has been instru- mental in making the Ranch House the favorfte rendezvous for the exacting. Tn addition to the certainty that the dinner will be delicious and nicely served is the know'5 1ge that it will be charmingly appointed.
 Christmas Dinner
 at
 The Ranch House
 Oyster Cocktail
 Celery and Olives
 Bouillon
 Roast Turkey with Dressing Mashed Potato Baked Onion
 Cranberry Ice
 Candle Fruit Salad Plum Pudding or Hot Mince Pie
 Nuts. Raisins and other Ranch House Sweetmeats
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

AAAG SERVICE IS something quite
 new in Phoenix, yet that is the promise made and fulfilled by the Paris Cleaners. Under new manage ment the Paris has gained new reputation. s. c. Fullerson, who is the head of the concern has made numerous changes and we can truth fully say all for the better. He comes here with seven years experience in Venice and four equally successful seasons in Miami