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F\\ l I \f J* 4 4S »V* A P*"®®-—Saturday night, at Orpheum ®*lt» 9 to 12.' Gents 76C, ladted 2Sc wood musifc,—Adv. 3s$V 93.-v:..y "TPalw a second look* at triee tags and prtfts displayed in window of Skaug's Jewelry Shop .on D^Meirs ave noeir—Adv. WAnted to Bay—No. 1 dressed .or alive turkeys, ducks, gee&, chickens, high*st*assh price. SaaiUry Meat Market, 320 Kittson Ave.—Ad*. D»noe tonigfat at the Orpheum hall. Music by the Empire Novelty orches tr —Adv. CoM to load bate Gcreened nite fC.90 per ton. Indiana •he til.50 per ton. E. P. Plyhe 1651.—-Adv. stove Coss St. jfamn Acad. Xmas Gift*— Don'h fail to call and inspect the beau- ttful display of hanl-painted china- for »le at Academy of St. James.—Adv. Witch Repair .8]top opened- for .... business at Sorlie block P. O. Box |97. 1 solicit the repair trade, tjfrite for prices. O. O. Rystad, owner.— Adv.'..- I: X. M. C. A. Cook Book' makes a fine Christmas gift.. New edition, 1,000 recipes and' no advertising. •White "art leather" covpK- $1.00 at. T. M. C. ,A.., or 1.10 postpaid.—Adv. Bay Your Ximu Piano or Phono graph at Getts' Final Windup sale. Everything must go at some kind of a price. Call 2678-W. or at office over the Colton-Wilder Co., tor dem onstration. Getts Piano House.—Adv. Masquerade Dance—The Business and Professional Wometf Will give a masquerade dance, Monday, Dec. 12, in the Guild hall.. Four prizes will be awarded. Music by Emard's orches tra.^—-Adv. Oar Family Ohocolatce A choice •assortment naeked esneciallv for the if."! pricey. Five pounds for $2.00. Try box. If your dealer won't supply you, "phone" us and we will. Congress Candy Co.—Adv. T3»e Home I«nndryettc Servioe— Specialize in the wash'.ng of line. Woolens, fine Silks and Linens without shrinklne or the use of lyes or bleaches. We also remove.. Rust Stains. All work guaranteed. Tiy us. Phone 705' for prices. C... E. Couch, prop.—Adv. Make us an offer on any Piano or Phonograph that we, have. We must sell them at once and. will accept any thing' within reason. Prices at less than wholesale. This is the final Wiiid up of. our big stock. Call 2678-W, or at office over Colton-Wilder Grocery Go G?ttf Piano House.—Adv. Stud onts Organise The University of North X)akota branch of the Amer ican Institute of Electrical Englners was formed at a meeting held yester day. The organization was perfected under the direction of Prof. D. R. Jenkins. A local charter was received several years ago, but the branch has not been maintained since the war. Longer Session—Following a deci sion of the summer session commit tee, it was decided to hold an eight weeks' term at the university this coming summer. The term will be gin on June 15, the dCy after,, c'om rriencement, and. will continue until Agout c3hi»:wlll be the-llrst -time, in the history of the school that more than a she weeks' course of summer school' wprk has been given at the uni versity. Wit AT GRANT* PORM MKMFUT WEREDODHI THiRTY-FIVF YEARS AGO (From The Herald Dec. 10, 1M6.) R. M. Archer, the rustling farmer from Inkster, after a pleasant visit to the city returned to hia home. Mrs. C. H. Meare left this afternoon for St. Paul. Charles DeLaney came down "from Fargo and will spend a fewSdays in the.city." Dr. Collins returned home today. He hu been suffefring severely frt)m rheumatl(nn for the past week, but is much improved and glad to be home akaln. J. Everett Scott and Chas. Carothers of JBmerado are in the city. A. H. BVendberg of Caledonisi, ar rived .today. on a visit, to his brother, A. G. Frendberg. DESK, BOUDOIR ADD I4BRAKY. for gifts. SDMI lines and good iu»mwMr Hgfct at See them at SPRI66S BROS. IS N. 4tb St IQUTH END FLOWER SHOP JZZ"TJ1K%£2U 10 B. 4th *t vhea* PHONE 1719 ir Meveoge^. Service. ^light Delfreri* •ft* m* WNW \#H ?ty£r EVENING EDITION. GRAND FO S Upper photo shown, left to right: Governor Small of Illinois, and Werner W. Schroeder, Ale*'' F. Beaobicn and C. C. he Forgee, Snail's legal battery, in court, 'lower photo shows Small and Ver non Ottrtis, co-defendant with Small, snapped between sessions at Wukcgm, 111. The first legal battle to prevent placing Govejrnor I^n Small of Illi nois on trial^for embezzlement of state funds and conspiracy while he served as stale treasurer, is. now on in Waukegan, 111., "the capital pro tem of the state." Before 'Judge ul„ e. family trade at lehs-than pre-war C'alre G. Edwards of the I^ake county, was illegally chosen. The governor 1 THE TOWN TODAY -A- Miss Bertha PaJmer, assistant state superintendent of schools, will speak at the annual meeting of the Grand Forks County School Directors^ asso ciation, December 16- and 17. November was a cloudy' month, there ibeing 2£ such days, according to the monthly report of Prof. H. E. Simpsou of the university weather bu reau. Annual -meeting of the Grand Forks Builders' and Traders' Exchange is postponed from December 13 to De cember 20. Series of annual meetings of Ma sonic bodies to begin-Monday, Second in series of entertainments to be giv en Saturday night, December 17. ten Donald Dixon, of Kellys, succumbs to injuries received when a shotgun is accidentally discharged. A. Mykelby, local eohtractor,. is placed temporarily in charge of the state mill and elevator located here. Work of decorating the streets of ncai men to place Christmas tree#'on the walks in front of their 'places of business. Newspaper Plant and Barber Shop At Grafton Haye Close Call In Fire Grafton, N. D., Dec. 9.—The News and Times building of this city was seriously threatened by fire early Thursday evening. A coal heater in the barber shop located in a front to his evening meal, on which there was no insurance. Bating its way into the printing shop, the'fire ba&y burned the celling and walls before it could be quenched. The celluloid 'keyboard ot the linotype ma chine Was totally destroyed and the other- parts slightly damaged. Type was also badly dainaged, and much glass broken in endeavoring to vut out the fire. The' press room was out of the scene of danger and ^received no damage. The paper is being print ed today as usual. Insurance to the amount of $1,000 is held by the News and Times office. Wage Redaction To Hit 100 At Thief River Thief River Fails, Dec. 9.—More than 100. men employed in the round house and rap tracks in Thief River Fale will be affected by the wage reduction 'in the event that the notice ot a decrease issued last week is ac cepted by the men. Zing* at Taoonia Frlende here and at Fergus have received word from Emit W. Zingg. a former Uni versity of North Dakota man. and.one time, principal of the consolidated school at Fergus, that he is now lo cated a( Tacoma, Wash. He is en gaged there as a lecturer and Journal ist. Mr. Zlngg expresses satisfaction over the outcome of the recall election in North Dakota. tfNlVKJUHTT WEATfUER. I A. M. OtwmtHM. Tempcratare, Maxintons, 11 apartment of the building created a: and when I come here I am hounded blaze that was stopped only by quick1 like a stray dog. I admire the whitp white work. Ralph Glvens, who was work-1 race, and have many friends among1 hoars, M, houft S*. II Wind, Financial conditions are Unproying and business Is hound to open up an •xcetlent i^w/iiext spring and ram mer. Work on state mill and elevator alone will tftve an Impetus to other 4Jtne» ai|d start activities in wIMeh the traiAed stenographer and bookkeeper are /neoeapttle*. Bnroll Monday at Aaker's Auginess Colle«e, day or nigjht school. ing in the printing Bhop adjoining,, them. I admire them for' the initia wis the first to realize that the fire tive they take in leading the progress had started. W. R. Thomas, proprle-1 of the world, but the saiiitliness and ii? tor of the barber shop, had gone home the goodwill of the many c*nnot over-' and It was during come the hatred bred by this interim that the blaze got under tion of the few. No man is more! g'wyjsrm W if atches Battle to Kill Embezzlemvftt SI court there Small's attorneys are at tempting to obtain the dismissal of the indictment on the ground that the grand jury which made the return ceiore uuage grana jury which made the return EAST GRAND FORKS """T» RACEPROBLEM I Grand Forks merchants,report that vjxanu rurivo iiiervnanis rcyori iiiiti AT ISSUE TODAV MI there is a big demand this year for x'OllCe OtflCCrS Have Dlffl Christmas trees. culty in Dealing With Dignified Negro. The race problem became an issue today in police circles of East Grand Forks. Officer Routley picked up a neatly dressed negro. The man plead ed innocence of having committed any oifense and accompanied the of ficer to the city jail none tod will ingly. "Step right in here,'} the officer commanded opening the door of thq cell. The prison-er arose t5 life lull height of 6 feet 3 inches. vjth dig- n?ty Dr. E.~ J. "Sctfnnell -of -the' Public «Pr'" approa^d"the Health laboratory addretwd freah- cf" inquired, "Do you mean at l^e men students at the University of upon my rights aS a citiaen of North Dakota today. the state of Minnesota and I refuse. •. .bo be subjected to this indignity." entrance hesitated. "I office^ Grand Forks for the Christmas sea- f?1™' step in hero until I son will -Begin Monday. Over 100 biisi- looked at his 'big' hulk- or^f.re^: T«his chair in the office looks com fortable. so I guess I'll wait here while you look for the chief the way. desirous that justice bo done and ^fk.owitz. The flames destroyed a large part icriminals are brought persecu-!• ,l :to of the*barber shop "and its contents, he white or black, than?!,'but I re-! has^ moved into the Gray residence fuse to permit anyone to'take from recently vacated by S. C. Hilieboe. me my constitutional rightfl. I will! News 'Was received Saturday of the get in touch with Attorney General! death of Milton Shearer at Calgary, Hilden and see that I'm not molested when attending to my\ business." At this time Chief Gregg appeared. He took the man's name and ordered him out. of the city. "Just a minute. Not so fast. Just let me call up my friend, H. Mnyne Stanton, secretary of th Commercial club of Grand Forks. "|s Mayne there?" he inquired. Mayne was not in. Never mind Stanton, you move or, ordered the chief.. With an elab-| orate bow. and a friendly "I bid you good day," he*left on his yay to con sult the mayor. "Some windjammer," commented the chief. LINCOLN SCHOOL TO GIVE PROGRAM ,. IV uifLi I nuuiwun "Children's Messiah." a series stereoptican views will be given at a program at the Lincoln school on the evening of December 15, it was an nounced Friday. The pictures will present, the ilfe of Christ from childhood throughput the various staged in His life. Anne Hyde, a member of the dramatic class of the high school wilt read in connec tion with the pictures. Portions will be accompanied by songs sung by the school children. There will also be a solo by M^W -Eunice Karlstrom and a duet, by two pupils of the school. The program is held under the aus pices of the Parent-Teachers': associa tion. which' has purchased the slides for the pictures. The proceeds of the affair will be used*to buy phonograph records for the school. ~r- Miss Catherine Murray, music in structor will have charge of the pro gram. r". Users 01 Water And Liglit Urgwi To Take Care Of Bills HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 19211 •sf'- A-'» A.<p></p>Indictment was granted a chansc of venue from Springfield to Waukegan when h# charged he could not get justice among his political enemies at the state capital. DIMINUTIVE M0R0 CHIEF RESPECTED BY HIS FOLLOWERS 4 «5SJ*S» Datu Panglinia Diki Diki. Draw-ing'but a handsome cigar ca^e, he prepared to smoke a Havana. IpV became talkative. Although -no larger than the aver .wets Talkative. .:.age American child of two years, this Its a pity we poor black devllaL.little man' is a ruler of people. He Is must live. Because a few- of our' Datu Pangiimi Diki Diki, also called brothers are outlaws and tWKals we Datu Sibl Sibi, head Moro chief of the all must suffer. I'va lived in the state •••island'^bfvU'biah, near Jolo in the of Minnesota for over thirty years*, I southern Philippines. He is thirty and I defy any man to point to a 1 seven years of age and is thirty-two single black spot on my "repord."' My inches tall and weighs twenty-three home is In Bemidji, where l"am in the pounds.' He is also a priest. logging business and have had as many as twenty men working for ma. LAK0TA NOTES N- D-- r)ec- !•—Airs. Th^' w7,ere pus of her account, I County Treasurer Frederickson i^ea8««t ioua ... Sho- Friday morning for St. sIle was f-aI1Pd b' the '^ther-in-law, 'Alt*.' fPohi' diphtheria. He is the grandson* of Mrs. ljottio "Durnell of this city.' Mrs. S. St. John arrived from Min neapolis Tuesday evening to visit with"- relatives here. Kuclid .Chapter No. 25, O. E. S., held its annual flection Tuesday evening, and the following officers were elected: Mrs. Felice Vary, W. M. C. F. Ferri', W. P. Miss Hasel Beaty, A. ,M. Mrs. Mabel Pierce, sec. Mrs.- Hannah Cranna, treas. Mrs. Harry Groves, cond. Mrs. Mabel Weaver, A. cond. These officers to gether ..with th appointive .officer? will be installed a tthe next regular meeting, Dec. 20. :. ?c Kenti/"^ Thursday by the Mrs. W. J. ,El!iott was called .to ser j'Uiess of her mother whose I death occurred on Friday. Mrs. El of liott returned Tuesday. of her mother Mrs. Cranna and Mrs. George Groves entertained very pleasantly at cards on. Thursday afternoon and Friday evening. Guests for four tablos were invited for the afternoon when: Mrs. H. H. Hill won the high honors and Mrs. Brandenburg the consotaUon prise. There were, gusts fir four. tables in the evening and' Mrs. .Bakke was the winner. of the head prize and Mrs. Fred Hensey won the consolation favor. The host erne*'served refreshments at the close pf *ac$ attemoon. Manager Ijoctohart of the Lyric theater is moving into his new quar ters In the A. O. lT. W. building. Parent-Teachers Meet ... At Thief Riyer Falls V'"-'- 1: t'M East^Grand Forks met' in the office „t th*, of the city clerk Friday night for the monthly meeting.' The commission- _Father Noesen ers w« counts $MLt a**great many^have "been oarelewi Several songs' by the Girls' CHee club in meMlng their water and'Ught bills. and singing by the audience under -The Superintendent of the plant was 'h® direction of Miss Maude li. John*, instructed to discontinue the servioe laon, as weir as_ two solos by^ Mrs. of all the patrons who did not balance Irpja Mallory Fisher. n»de up the thelr aJcouht» by oecelnber 1*. The musical program. usual amount, of bills wer^ passed and Following the program a Ught lunch other routine1 matters, attended' to'.''.'-'®.'::^as Served by the1 Ccftifn'unlfy Girla, Thief River Fall*. Dec. 8.—The Parent-Teachers' association, recently organiied in ,thls city, held its first public meeting at the high school "au dltorium.'.Wednesduy evening, and' the success of the moyement is plain- M' *r»e. attendance Saint Paul Man Eats He Wants For First Time Since Hit Boyhood "For the first time since I was a boy I can eat a hearty meal without suf fering any distress afterwards." said Roy H. Wethem, 241 Goodrich St.. St. Paul, Minn., joint owner of (ho R. 4. R. Auto Shop. For twenty years or more Mr. Wethern was pilot and cap- tal? on. After all these centuries, modern ism, in the form of a 20th century harbor, is about to make its commer cial encroachments upon '.h's basking seashoro, whose name was Joppa ^when Jonah knew it. For some years, rind particularly since the British occupation, a har bor for Palestine has been talked of, but only now is this dream of iasy ingress and egress to and from the cradle of Christianity about to be realized. An Italian banking syndicate, hav ing satisfied itself ihat great commer I cial possibilities are wrapped up in fjiew-old Palestine, has offered t'o ad vance the necessary capital, subject to -adequate governmental guarantees, and the actual work is expected soon to begin. $7,000,000 to Bo Spe«t. The plans as drawn call for th« pt penditure of a sum not to exceed J7,« 000.000, to be reui-L'tl wiui nuei-i-st I within 30 years. The harbor is to be located directly'! opposite the section of the old city of' Bible times, making the present cus tom house a. central point from which the extension will be made northwari* and southward. It is to comprise three sections, one devoted entirely to I freight and passenger ships, one to shipbuilding and repairing and one to 1 or* "i V* ADVERTISEMENT. -^4^ sma)I, ,obsolete craft. Thus it to esti mated at tout fij ,000,000 a year can be saved oh the loading and unload ing ittfm. alone, to j»y nothing of the inevitable effect better shipping fa cilities will have on the cost of living, which Is now excessively high. upper Missisippl river, and he is widely known in river Ship ping circles: "I think my case proves the merit of Tan lap beyond a doubt because. I had absolutely no faith in the medicine and^nly took it to please a relative of mine who was enthusiastic about it. I can say for it, however, that a few bottles have done more for me Oian the medicines and treatments that cost me thousands of dollars. In fact I regard it as almost mira culous, the way Tanlac has absolutely overcome my trouble from indigestion and dyspepsia. I am fifteen pounds heavier now and feel like a new man." Tanlac is. sold In .Grand Forks by Jno. H. Void and leading druggists everywhere. GREAT CHANGES PLANNED AT JAFFA Jaffa, Palestine, Nov. 12.'—(Mail.)— (The Associated Press.)—If the Prophet Jonah should return with in the next few months to this little atavistic port, whence he set sail some 2,000 years ago on his tempestuous voyage, he probably would be amazed at the metamorphosis. SECOND:- •••'PC*:- Commensurate with harbor im provement, the city of Jaffa Tlself. is* making plans to come out of Us leth argy and reap rich rewards. Inae- 1 Ashing. I jack of proper harbor facilities has been one of the greatest impedi ments to commercial development of Palestine, and, consequently, the in habitants are looking with keen antici pation upon .the time when large ships can. dock, easily on Palestine's shores. When the weather is stormy and the spa rough, it is. now practically im possible for boats to come even with in three miles of land, where even in mild weather all ships have to be loaded and unloaded with the aid of Give Mother a From Cooking TODAY! Saturday, December 10 Poppler's Offer You FIRST: The opportunity to secure a 27-piece set of Community Silver Free! Everyone calling at the store will receive a free copy of "Little Sunshine*' the new popular song, also a coupon entitling them to a chance on the chdst of silver. .. vt, A free c»icert afternoon and evening by Si Monley and his banjo and later several tone test numbers bjr^ Madame Mabelle Warner Shanks the well known Edison artist who is appearing this, week at the Orpheum, in concert and her tone test specially. Surely this will be a day of music at our store and we want you in on it. V„' .• vV Children (unaccompanied) under 16 will not be allowed to participate in the ieM drawing. POPPLER PIANQ CO GRAND FORKS, Npf PAGE FIVE. Christmas is usually joyous and carefree for everybody except Mother, who spends a half a day or more preparing the big dinner.-. The Cabinet Gas Range With Automatic Heat Control cooks the turkey to perfection without re quiring any attention, and at the same time turns out the baked squash, the corn pud ding, the mince pie and all the other "trim min's." Mother can put the dinner in the oven, set the heat regulator, and the cooking will take care of itself. Why not ask your dealer to show you this modern gas range. SoutH 3rd Street pendent commercial Interest* ilnrtf are laying plan* to develop four mil**' of waterfront, Intending to tot»U» store rooms, restaurants, hptelj arw private homes tor the wnsat 4f traders .and tourists. tty Miss Palma Ellison and Vtstf,An«fj» Boe, 1115 University wj. Thursday night for ^oi^hwstyjrtt -S&fW they will spend several with friends. 5 aSjf A a W" •aire pm Home Gift This C%rMtaurf* #4'- I1' a* y-j in *rfr-r ii!.' ri.r •d* rn nr. ««r aO 4