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Why Neglect a Valuable
Possession?

II you owned valuable horse or
dog YOU would undoubtedly take
good care OF IL 10 protect your ftnan-
ciai interest. IL for no other purpose.
But many people neglect something
OF FAR greater value. VIZ. their
teeth. and permit them to become de-
cayed and In bad condition. and then
stay that way. That IL really mex
cusa BILE carelexeness. We offer YOU
here the services OF high class. grad
uate. registered dentists. men who
have graduated from the best dental
colleges, and every one OF whom has
hts certificate from the state dental
board hanging right on the wall in
front OF his dental chair. In plain
sight OF all. This rs proof positive
TO you that he knows his business
and knows IL thoroughly. and can do
your work just the way IL ought to
be done.
our prices are the lowest. made
possible by the very large volume
of business which we do at this
office. We give with all work 90
ironclad guarantee OF Satisfaction.
signed both By the operator who did
the work and by L. ". Clark. - n.
=. owner and manager OF this office.
who IL thoroughly responsible.
Come in At once--let us examine
your teeth. IL won't cost as much
to fix them az you think IL viii.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stall D good storage eaEH d1x ssr'
beet ranch eggs See daE fresh pallet
sEEH 400 dgE home made cottage
ehetss. 100 So mild fui cream cheese.
lar 90 fiai 3. shDuidef x lamb. 100
10 mutton chops. 2 he 2tc. steer boil
steer pot roast roc fh stalls zs-1e. -four.
81 % sab. Obs sugar ttr. Stall -.
ffssh rastsufired butler. ace 10. stalls
B-f go T. fresh peanut batter. lie 10.
ibs. zoe. din piekies SOC a.. mustard
chaA chow ace o. stan i4t , 100 pksH
rice hiarait s6r is-uk pkg sseard
faislns. zoe. 4 fsif cans beat milk. sse
$50 pkg bran. 10es lbs fancy dried
peaches soc. - GseHii1's los white
bsans See. ibs broken nee. 1tc. pine
apple ier can lie new goldfish bricAs.
Gtf
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FILES AFFIDAvITS

Afndnvits TO the effect that the
Orpheum Theatre and Realty Go.
was doing everything in it's power
TO comply with recent superior
court ruling and refrain from using
the name Orphelm theatre were In
trodnced Monday In Judge Jurey's
court by Manager Relter,
Rciter was cited to show cause
why he should not be held for con
tempt OF court lie asserted that
he intended TO comply with the
courts decision. but that the labor
ers had been slow in changing the
signs on the Alhambra theatre.
BEGINNING THURSDAY. Kirk
land residents will hold garden
products and better baby show
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The Safest and Quickest
Way to Get Well

w. solicit SCI.
where other methods
fail. Investigate and
you will be pleased
Consult me ah out
Asthma. Rheumatism.
Bronchitis. Tonsilitis.
Dropsy. Appendicitis.
Dyspepsia. skin Dis
eases. Ulcers. Tumors
Nervousness. Paralysis
Quick cures for Pelvic
Diseases and Other
Ailments. Why take
chances with unneces.
sary surgical opera
uons7 Prices TO suit
you.
DR. MACY
End Floor Ispier Bidg..
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stall ~. ihs. standard white Rfanu-
lated sugar, tkc stall ~. srssh pastsar-
iErd milk. &c a.. se ~ stall 1904 hlas-
stem ~haat fleuf. ti.st sack ~ifh s. 90
order pure lard. TO N. pkg best
Yakima po;atoss. 81 50 100 lns.. delivered
Missouri sorghum, IN bulk. sec cal stall
1907 ehnirs beef steak itr H.. cornrd
beet. 1859 ~ stall 1857, hams. half or
~hol~ sec 10 good bacon. Use - cot
iare tssts. itc To- stall 1884. fresh pull
let srkH Ssc dos ffeFh ranch eEFs. zoe
anf FuarantrFd storage sEKs Sc Hua f.
den &c. stall 1895. s1c bupitian cfies.
dpa ssr, cars pork AMI beans tAe.
ttc shfimtt tec fan3 imported sAfdines-
ger stall is.a. sei~s. ihs iScg Whole
salmon. atr. fresh Eastern otsferr ztr
81 Stall -. fresh sAerf cider asc Eai.
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MRS. MARSHALL I'LL

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2.--Mrs. Thomas
n. Marshall was much improved
today. following an attack OF pto-
maine poisoning yesterday. The
vice presidents wife will remain
In her room at the Jefferson hotel
today. Mrs. Marshall became Ill
In Chicago Saturday after eating
oysters there.
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MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PHRENOI.-
DgfNT
Who has the power to foresee ana toll you
on all important affairs ~ NO Tells
your past present ana future iifc. ad-
viHes IN business and family affairs
courfehip and marriage; tolls tho nnme
OF the man or woman you viii marry
tells your enemies names. and how to
conquer them. makes happiness be-
tween man and wife. tolls what you
are adapted for and what business is
most lucky for you tells IN regard to
your absent frienda The madam wna
never In Seattle before. shs gives every
satlHfnction Readings this week ape
cial Doc. Hotel Norris. Room 2. 1428h
Third ave
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~ FlHrrf No 50 narh fhnlIo family
fauf. fitt sss bottle rafsap its see
ran enfnsa beef see sec bottle CRAPS
Be- ilaars matches soc. Ice phss.
corn ur Hiuas starch. zEr. s-ih. sack corn
meal ltr. zee conn rsf~F. ftci G-it
can rreuna chocolate zoe. iie can -
stfirapr lee. sec far Queen olives 2ac.
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NINE. VICTORIA

rns eeishratst rhFenaieNisi eiairtoraas
sHd rslniisf afsss srirHiific readings
on ali affairs - Hfe. Past. pfgs~nt %
future Yea have ssen she ~thsfr. no.
49, fhs beet. " 10 tfeabis All tsadinss
auerantssa sattsfaeteFr or no fees &c
ewpssa headings see Location over
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ACREAGE For SALE

s ACHES on LpuuEn-orI LANp.
partly under cultivation. small house.
chicken corral ~ wire and scratch shad
GOOD we'll Of water. never EaFH do
Can 10 bought feft reasonable FOR eAah
Apply 60 Cleo IS Harris Manettr.
Wash on WhiabF island miles
southwest ~ Cilutuu.
foh DETAILS oS LANDs
Handy 90 our mills snd camps
write ~ So y ~ NEfKLEiOnN
Mar. Land Dept ifei T. e smith uidE
SEATTLE WASH
You deal altn direct"
TIfVfE LAKES f.ffMINV co
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REWARD THEM ALL

NEW YORK. Oct Twelve
girls want the title of homeliest
girl in New York. and have entered
in contest. The winner Will
dance with the handsomest man at
coming ball.
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spiritual MEDIUMS
ROYAL. EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

slfisd Egyptian phtsH0leFisi iisfs fo1f
palm thoroughly read and explained ~
a genuine Egyptian raifuist ana eiaif'
faYAnt. one naturally gifted sith tbs
power 10 tell many coming events OF
snuf iife she tells wrs' you called Tor
names - friends. suruies hos 20 gala
succsss in business, health. ganfishir
marriage divorce spsrulatinnR and
transactions - ati Kinds No matter
What may be Yoaf ambition. hope of
FEAR she guarantees g. hein Ypu Afs
suu IN frsutlcf 10 Fsu find the aar
ynu have bssfnusa Yauf ttusi ADD A.
fsrfions apan Afttna conl urd inhiffsf
eat toward ynuf SHE advises on all
ifnpoftant affairs % If. special ihis
week readings 30 fents SO tnitsf-
sity. corner fiafh ave
MADAM DAVIS NOTED EUROPEAN
eafd reader I'firs see Win her snhs
dssfui siairfefant pp~sfs she tells suH
al one feadiHr wiii convince fon
Questions answered. 1878 seventh, bes
s@s=a IitNn ard lHhH
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COTTON PRICES soAR

NEW YORK. Oct cotton
Jumped so TO so points on the New
York cotton exchange today. fol.
lowing publication OF the bulletin
showing damage 90 the Middle
States crop.
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MADAM NELLIE

.xorids sfeatesf eiaifee9aaf and phrsns
nidEist guarantees 10 frad your entire
if~ past prescott anf futufr gives true
advice on business tns~. health aud
family affsirs tells thr name - fetti
future husband o. slfe and shat 20 Do
90 ~ spetessfai IN iifs she has jasi
arrived in this aitF. ass~f here before
atKappniutntsnts ia ashrrs she Niii 70
move al obstacles and tell you hos "a
win ard hold the Nnr sea desire hhs
gives advice on al Important affairs -
Ire special readings see. iietri tiA.
feeHa 1871 aand Hrsr pine
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ss--Houses for Sale

BUNGALOW HOME. $500 CASH
Narth- End hfand ufs t.fnafu modern
tnnsalaw. oak nisaf. besuiifui build
ms tuffei fireplace, cement base
fnent. laundry seaiee foot 90. 30
mortgage go assume assessments paid
tn fuii oats lsa n month. Including
interest
a. = uEi.L a go
SIS niohr nik Aain stsa
Fon SALE AEw L.itooM nNRGAtAsss
bath nnd hall ana garage. cheap
ns5kf tsgs sssh. balance sasY terms
Eishth ase = " sHd itoEhhanks
Ss..oeleesees- ~ ~ s,s,es>oo~~~o.
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s-For Sale-Miseellaneous

SASH MD pooRS
Sold al factory prices. direct from eur
nsiit We ahip snreedY. anywhere ana
guarantees safe delivery % destination.
Our big, complete rataleEus No. ~.
matted free. post paid A postal card
viii bring emo 20 ven Note below
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i9--Maie Help Wanted


wASTEp-BY SEATTLE CIVIL SER.
vice cpmmissios applicants fgr snana-
tnation for purchasing agent. one "a.
eancY. salary stTs per Haontn nuties
To act andcr the tsoafd ~ Pubiie
Works In purchasfnk supplies eluips
msnt ~tc.. Tor ali city departments
Applicants must ~ Cltirsas % ths United
states and aftHat residents ~ the City
- seattle fer one year Immediately
prior 20 the time 81 Hing application.
which must be filed not later than
October r. 1915. on blanks absainahis
a, this comriisslun's office. County and
city Buiidiug
BOLT CUTTERS wASTED--fi.ss PER
cord. mostly Green standing timber
came TO Turio spur. ~ =. ny. Robe.
Wash.
MODERN BARRIER COLLEGE
III Washington 81
Teaches the barber trade Thoroughly
under our system. pays 5ou wages.
secure. positions
rMHRELLAN REPATnED. REcOvER.
ed. Hsxors safety blades. knives. rcia.
sors. etc. nhaTpsnsd Ga-carf wheels
RESPEf.TABLE MAX FOR DISHES
give bed meals. sons money Psrrna-
nsnt isi iith ave y
tssg VALUE TROUSERS TOH - SO
fundquiat LILY upstairs clothes shop.
Green Hidr. Fourth ard Pike.
ORIGINAL MoLER BARBER SCHOOL
21s Occidental Ave.
We teach Tho barber trade thoroughly.
secur. Positions wages while learning
Special iov rate
wANTED-AMATEUR LYRIC THEA
tire. 2ef Occidental ave. Friday.
WASTED--3t CAnPE%TE CALL
Beacon zlts after : . m.
bf DOINs BustS Es- UFSfAIRs
Traeis sells Mems SIS suits and over.
coats for fis. Traciss Upstairs Suit
shop. sosh Third av.
KtvANAUgf'a 81 % hats 1909 let ave
2o--Male Situations Wanted
WAITED MAN And WIPE. Post
fi1u ~ lanitor or hotel clerk W Hrun-
nett room burnside Hotel Phone
Main g3G9
>--~-~-~~-~~~~~------~-~--
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few ~ our low prices
s-ero-. panel doors ,.ts.......st iN
sste tsiixht barn sash ..ts....s. 81
fe,te Slight basement sash -
fxt 5-iiEht tfooder sssh .sss.s.. -
stsss slight windows .......... US
sst hot bed sash ..trs...+...... 1ss
s-pty 0oia seal roofing $3.50. 40
s.ply veneer raneis. saaar~ teot.. oss
kneek down winaow frames ,... iee
9 TO s-faoT flooring. thousand 80. ice
q 20 s-sent ceiling. thousand .,.. ice
snd s-foot fieefiax and ceiling.
thousand ..s.s..ssssss.s...... i've
O N WILLIAMS CO.
T-i Main issf fs.s Wrist Ave =
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clairvoyant nud card reader,
VII tell fonr past. present and future
No charge N she does not tell YOU the
truth. Room 3. Elliott Hotel. 100 =
PIKE
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tor tehatie wasssrmsr Mood Test
On. DO>AMhi
s0g-a-i Liberty building
tniou aud Third. Opposite postofftc~.
office Hours IN. to H. an.
supdays. 10 o. to Ia
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EGYPTIAN
PlfRENOIOGIST

Madam Mica has iass arrived In Seattle
nsssr usa here Before sud She can ssii
veu 40 gunf PAS lie aRa shat xuuf
fatWrg iife ls GO b. rAn advise yaa %
husgasss affairs. faFuiiF affairs aua iess
Affairs sell rcu ~hsn ypa ~ili mafff
ant thH iaiflat - ths one geu ali
suHfrF. how - eonaasr gear sn~uris-
snd sFcid all tfaubis anf - happy
tells Yas IN regard 10 yesr ahs~at
friends tells rpa shat ycu az. sdAg,sd
Tor SD how % 10 suocsssfpi In ilfs.
tells foa THAT business 10 most iugky
Tor you The madam wiii sivs ypa
every satisfaction Her YredinGs are ali
seufifsrtiAis charges 80 rsats The
madam san be foana 81 stth uaisn ct.
hsswssa second ana Thifd sees. Vet
nen Hassi
ANp PifuENpfloufhr
as rnivsrsiiy. b<i~ssn nm and sitth
Tsii past. present snd fu,uFe. consisting
basiuss. ard iars affair. savis4 fea
sbouf dit cfcs eass. ard shat viii ~
yous lurxy step To tffs - take riii ten
fuil names ~ ysuY fossr sweetheart.
ffisuds enemies aus shat roa are most
sdarfsd fpf ere~lai rsaainrs Eer
Permanently inesfef
5si.slWN oYkSr. cAHp hrsDf~o
honest ana reliable Hoorn 4. isrs
riffn .ss
CLAIR fAWr TtktuAfnifsST
snlrit card reader. born esfiafn. whsn
others fat eensuii ne SO Hewsii :,
CIRCLES TUESDAY AND FRiuAr
sysuiuxsf reading aaiiY lecture SUNDAY
evening. useaae~s fstluw 1871 Thtts
opposite ppssoffirs. Hotel nybe.
carr nEAufSsi -iias.u, $ tsfst -th ~
fApAN FnANK. cT.kfnvoTASr. cAHn
reader. psimist. sc. Green IietsL 81.
pfke
ckRp RrADfNa.
psimisiry. 40 rits. APT. a. Thi-
seek So
MADAM rRr Rrt.fkfsfE cLAfRvor-
ant card reader itis pm. Elicit
tassw
nEifAnLE CARD READING SPECIAL
Room &C ifss seventh ave- upstairs
NnE KELLOGG -ct.AtnNOrANr, For-
nnsriy - ffot seventh. removed 70
manisoa Apis, 1859 Esgsnih, near
Union
MMK REID NEW YORK cLkfRVoY-
ant and card reader. aets Pike. over
owl drur store
GiFrFD nov nrbft'M RPEcfAL stc
5tth Pike - urssn hotel. room
27-For Rent unfinished
s.RooM MODEn~ HOUSE. ifto. AT
sis W Goth ballard ltti
z9--Unfurnished Apartments
sT IAwRENcE-s MD MODERN
apartments call isss EiFhth Az.
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80 .Z(Xk Eser fthins In Canvas
tzN' ii ds'''1.'';
PhoNoGnAPns oUM SPECIALITY
We trade. buy. rent repair
Musical Record EsrhaHks
fsfs We4tiAk- EitqN ssFs
CLEARING HOUSE
Fos Musical ms rssneats
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4s-Farm Lands for Sale.
g ACRES. ssts
uotf-Ff WILL

Close iui saHns cleared good coll
trffus 80 rash. balance tta
manghis fnauir- for oEnsr gnt
Nrs Naft Ripfs
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i5-Lost and Found

f5-Lost and Found
LOST FROM AfToMoufLE TUES
dag September - about $40 On
Washington st. near Railroad ave.
hard Grip cont atnin9 time h.oN. papeFs
cheek ~ritrr No Valne ~xrrps 30
Owner Reward % SIC tag their rrtuFn
and No questions ASKED nsturn 20
sea- SeM yoFS Heck Naia ifst
fsOSr - DOUBLE nkuHELED SLOT.
run. on tho rruak fsaf. Ia vicinity ~
Holmes corner Liberal reward for
r~tn~n Capitol tttt
Losr--fN VICINITY on cowEN PARK.
rzsIe AiredAie pup. black and tan. wtth
new leather collar Liberal reward
Vhan@ Keuweoa sfas
LOST BURROWS VfuL4N IN BLACK
leather case. Friday. II 70 .. M. S-rth
End call North 1874 Reward
~~S~>~~<.~>~@~s~~<~~-~ >--~y~~~~~-~~~-~~~<~~
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MEN. ! KNOW THAT

] treat all
pfSOR.
DERs or
MEN "s0s"
or "ais' for
blood disor.
iers Con .
sultntlos
lffe
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25--Spiritual Mediums
MADAM HONOR W no

HhDfIn IlClNoiN a. AleEan.
drla. EEypt She Il recognized a. tho
most wonderful phrenoioglst IN the
world Her readings viii astonini YOU
as well NJ delight you. Che tolls past
present and future correctly. giving YOU
valuable Information on all affairs ~
life near and dear 20 tho human heart
ff IN trouble, shs can help you. Her adj
vice n good. Try her Guaranteed sat
isfactlon. Room ~ Anticrs Hotel
Fourth ave and Union st.
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prvsic'aps and Surgeons
DR. KATHRYN HAgkIsoS-soi SIXTH.
Ffffoft s7s7J
6-Autos for Sale
~ GOOD used cars Winfon Motor 70
Storage
DRY FIPEPROOF STORAGE WARE
house Central Storage Co. los whit.
sIds
store Fixtures and Showcases
allow CASES AND STORE FfXTURHs.
new and second hand. all kinds. Ed
ward T. Comoll. fsish Third ave. near
Pine
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ties and explains love affairs and fam
lily troubles. rsunltss tho separated. etc.
Explains permanent health rules
paffsfactfon guaranteed or no charge
No one In trouble turned away. money
Or no money. Permanently located at
&c Union ~
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23--PERSONALS

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. THOROUGH
" experienced IN hotel business wants
lady partner with $500 cash fnntri-
mony N suited. Address Las, star
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
AsKov COUNTY MINNESOTA THURSDAY JANUARY 27

because someone has mistrusted
the bank, and assumed to be his
own money protector. Merchants
In bankless towns are frequently
rohbed--so frequently that some
who have learned their lesson
viii no longer trust the frail
iron safe that looks SO formid-
able, but is a mere toy under the
cracksman s skill, and prefer to
sleep on their money.
LII every man to his trade" is
a good motto, then the banker to
his trade, which is, first of all, to
safeguard money. True, he does
not keep all he receives on deposit
in cash-that would be useless
and profitless task-he keeps
only enough to do business with
and loans the rest, which consti-
tutes the second function of the
banker, and that is to lend, which
will be treated in number 3 of the
Centennial Series; but remember
this: that the place for the money
you can't use today is in the bank
for this is what banks are for,
and you. had better find it out.
You will sleep better and your
money will grow while you sleep,
American Bankers Association.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
ABOUT THE ToRRENS
SYSTEM
BY H. N. Allen.

Most of the authorities on the
subject of Rural Credits are unit
ed in the opinion that no practi-
cal working plan can possibly be
evolved until some method is
adopted which will simplify our
present cumbersome and expen-
sive system of proving title.
Among many others who en-
phasize this necessity for going
back to basic principles and clear
ing away the wreck before begin
ming the structure of Rural Gre
dts, is Myron T. Herrick, reeog.
nized throughout the United
States as being one of, if not the
best man in this country on the
subject. Mr.. Herrick said in a
recent letter: Defects i'm respect
to the registration of titles are
always serious, because an inves-
tor will make no loan at all unless
he can determine the ownership
of the land offered for security,
The first step toward the reor.
ganization of land credit in the
United States should be the revi.
sion of state laws so as to reduce
the cost of examining and estab.
fishing titles"
Those who have been in posi-.
tion to watch the workings Of the
Torrens System of land registra
tion, claim for it cure for the
expense and trouble now invol.
we'd in every transfer of land and
in every negotiation for a loan
or it's renewal.
How It Works in Minnesota.
In Minnesota this sytem has
been in optional effect since 1901
that is, all the machinery is au
thorized by law and the lane
owner has the right to so regis
ter his land if he so wishes, but il
not required to do so.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27

We are all obliged to carry with
lis certain amount Of money-the
daily necessities of life require
cash. How much you should
carry is for You to say. As a
rule, not more than You will need
from day to day, for the man
who carries great wads of money
with him is not only taking the
risks of theft and loss, but is do.
ing himself, the bank and the
community an injustice; himself
i'll the risk he assumes and the
loss Of interest the bank would
gladly. pay; the bank in the use
of money to its profit, and the
community in the loss of the
money as the foundation of cred
it.
In bankless community the in
dividual must protect his own
money And to protect it he
hides it, often to his sorrow. If
there were no banks we would
grativate to a state of barbarism
where strength was the only safe
guard. But to the individual who
has more money in hand than
the daily needs require, the bank
says: 1T is our business to pro
tect. For this we have strong
vaults. burglar alarms and watch
men. We spend money to pro
tect money. We know how--that
is our function as bank
You will frequently read of
losses running into large figures
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27

can be recorded without present
ing the owners duplicate certifi-
cate.
The above shows, we believe,
without further comment, the
great simplicity of the system, the.
freedom from the possibility Of
error, the eradication of the ne
cessity for the middle man in
transfer or mortgage, and the stu
pendous saving of time and ex-
pense. Under the usual system Of.
registration each person inter
ested in a transfer or mortgage Of
property requires personal inves-
tigation ut great loss OF time and
at great expense, into all tran
sactions concerning the land from
it's original title IN the govern
ment to the interest held BIZ the
present owner. With this system
iii effect one glance AT single In
strument shows the exact condi-
tion OF title and land becomes u
solid and certain basis for credit.
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5:24 FL YER
WILL. STOP

Arrangements have been made
with the railroad company to
have the south-bound flyer stop
today. This makes ii convenient
for the Askov people who wish
to follow the band boys to Sand
stone and take IN the big mass
meeting at the opera house there
this evening. The County Seat
Committee Of Hinckley will nd
dress the voters.
Come on along, come on along.
Hear the Askov Messing
Band.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27
Monument for Hammond.

A movement is ON foot to erect
a monument for the late Governor
Hammond by popular subscription
and committees have been ap-
pointed in every county in the
state to solicit funds.
Those appointed in Pine county
are: Peter McAllen, Pine City
Charles Reinholdsen, Sandstone
James Hurley, Pine City; p. A.
Christianson, Hinckley; c. M.
Erickson, Willow River.--Hinck,
ley Enterprise.
Auction bills-the kind that
draw the crowd-are printed al
the American Office.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Chr. Erickson
came here Tuesday from Anthon.
Iowa. They will soon move on
to the former Chr. Olesen farm.
northwest Of town, which Mr..
Eriksen purchased few months
ago.
The Askov Cooperative Assoc
ciaton held their annual meeting
at the town hall yesterday. The
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: L. P. Jakobsen,
president; L. Mosbek, vice-presi-
dent; ]. P. Frederiksen. secre-
tary; Hans Clausen, treasurer:
MAIDS Jorgensen, director: 5. Chr.
Dixen and r. Nortvig, revisors.
1t was decided TO publish the
financial statement Of the COM
pany in the Askov American ~
soon as the books have bsen re-
vised. Another meeting will be
held In about three weeks for
the purpose Of making changes
in the bylaws.
We call our readers attention
to the article on the Torrens Sys-
tenn of land registration. In q
letter from Attorney Lamson Of
Hinckley, we are informed that
there are several pieces Of prop
erty in Pine County registered
under this system. Some Of them
are farms and some village prop
erty. The law is an excellent
one and should be taken advan-
tage Of by everybody, and really
means that the state insures the
title. Mr.. Lamson goes on to
say that while practicing in Du-
luth he put a great many pieces
Of property under the Torrens
System and can recommend it to
any one. 1t makes conveyancing
easy and eliminates lengthy abb
stracts. Ii you don't have time
to read and study the article now
save it for some other time as it
is well worth your time.