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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
u. S. VIEWED AS SAVIOR
Only Country Which Gives Hope to
Germany, Diplomat Says.

Frankfort. Germany-Dr. Walter
Simon. the German foreign minister
i'm an article in the Frankfort Zeitung
says that in the night which covers
Germany he sees only one ray of light
and that comes from the land OF the
Stars and Stripes He expresses the
belief that Senator Harding will not
delay the establishment OF a peace
basis between Germany and America
and thinks that this. more than any.
thing else. would tend TO revive the
spirit and economic life OF the ma
tion.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

On motion meeting adjourned.
Jeppe SorenSen. clerk
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Askov

Miss Karen Serritslev is home
from Minneapolis to spend the
holidays with her folks
Two brothers Of Mrs. Tony
I.aage came up last week for a
visit at the +. A T. I.aage home.
Jens Hyldahl returned IT,
Askoy Friday from Laurel. Nebr.,
where he has been husklng corn
for several weeks
Einar Mosbak came up. Fri
day from Minneapolis, where he
is employed. to spend the holl-
DAYS at his home here.
Miss Agnes Jakobsen came ur
last week from Minneapolis
where she is employed. To spend
Christmas at her home.
Jorgen Juhl came up from tht
southern part of the state, where
he has been working. to spenc
Christmas with relatives here
Miss Jutta Poulsen. who work!
in Minneapolis. Is spendins
Christmas at the home If her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl PoulSen
The dance Tuesday evening
given by the Young Peoples 50
ciety in the assembly hall, wa
we'll attended Lunch was serve'
in cafeteria style.
Peter Johansen. who has bee
working at Hampton. Iowa, re
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
TO PROBE DRY AGENTS DEATH
Official Found With Bullet Through
Head Was Kin OF Tumulty.

Ravonne. \ ] Federal agents dis
patched from Washington arrived for
an investigation of the death of John
r. NcGuinness. prohibition enforce
ment agent. whose body was found in
Newark bay on Friday with a bullet
hole through his head, The investiga-
ton was started at the instance of
Joseph r. Tumulty secretary 10 the
Preside who is a relative OF the
widow OF the dead man
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Dry Cop Shoots Hotel Man.

Elizabeth. ~ J. Refusal of James
Doolin. Garwood y, j., hotel proprie-
tor. TO sell James Mccormick. mem
Der Of the Garwood police forca
drink of liquor. caused the policeman
to draw his pistol and shot the hotel
man. Gar~ood police reported.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
MERCER Sends Greetings.

New York-Christmas greetings
from Cardinal 5 Mercier Of Belgium
and I.ucon OF Rheims TO the American
public were received here at headquar-
ters OF the Knights OF Columbus
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
yau,ostewn Has $50. 900 Fire.

Youngstow. pa.-Fire which swept
the Queen company's store in the heart
of the business section. caused loss
OF si5o,oo0 The heaviest loss was =
new stock OF valuable furs,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Schnol Board Proceedings
District Va. II.

School board meeting. Nov.
9th. 1920
Present were Carl Miller, ).
Chr. Dixen, K. Petersen. Chr.
Soransen and Jeppe Sorensen.
Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved as read. Mo-
ton made and seconded to adj
vertise for bids on south and
west short routes. said bids TO be
opened Nov. 23rd, 8 Z. Nj. Short
routes to start Dec. 9Th.
The following bills were allow
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
Omitted Press Sevfce)

MEXICO CITY, Septen Der, 2. =
President De Il: Haerta ir his open
ing address at the first session of
the new Mexican congrea, ), emphasiz-
ed the following conditi.,rs S: That
Mexico's potential oil p'r duction il
twice that Of tae United States. That
the Mexican government is doing
everything possible to develop in
dustries. Commercial treaties with
other nations ere being 8 died, pre-
raratory to revising them to meet
post war conditions.
Extradition treaties with other
countries are in effect for the first
time in ten years. The Government
is now able to guarantee the life and
property of fo eign citizens. The
,uest ion of indemnitie is being
studied with he prospective settle
men! Of all such claims although
few bandits still at large are being
subdued by a greatly reduced federal
army. Both domestic d foreign
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
MAN ROBBED OF
$3.50 AT CIRCUS
RECEIVERS MONEY

Due to the vigilance of police Of
ficer Tom Cummings, Jesus Con
zales of Navajoa is Iicher by
$4,000 this morning. Gonzales
visited the Gentry Bro hers circus
,esterday with $450,00O n his jeans
and was promptly relieved of his rotl
ut a "flat joint" conduc, ed on the
circus grounds. He realized that he
mad been robbed and en- gagged sew
eral employees OF the ci'cus in row
which brought the police to the
Gene. Officer Cummings arrested
ne of the circus employo IS who was
allied and after considerable sweat
ng admitted that Gonzalts had been
robbed.
When the police threatened to tie
the circus and hold a number OF
.mplovees for being implicated in the
robbery of Go lzales truce was de-
Glazed by the management and the
ssistant manager of the circus
ybich was returned to tie VI
urned over $45O0O to the police
rom the south.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
President DE Ia HUERTA DELIVERS
OPENING TALK TO Mexican S0i0NS
MANSELL-LINCOLN
ROUNDING TOO FOR
IS ROUND BATTLE.

The lure of a 45-round battle can
not be resisted by the f,fIt fans of
Arizona and Mexico. reports re-
ceived from various citie., cf Arizona
and Mexico by managers of the con-
test between Harry A'ansell and
Ralph Lincoln scheduled ltr Sunday
night in the Hidalgo thea'::e, Nogales
Sonora are to the effee, that more
than 1000 fans will be here from
Tucson, Bisbee Phoenix and Globe,
while arrangements for =, ecial trans
are being made by sporting men re-
siding in Hermosillo, Magdalena,
Guaymas and other soutI trn cities.
Both Lincoln and ManseIl are in
good shape for the bout In their
las two contes is, the boys gave an
exhibition of the manly art that was
highly appreciated by the fans aand
in their coming contest, q deceive
victory will Oe earned by either man.
Both Toys arr training the Stag
Club in Sonora where M admiring
auoience Of fight fans observes their
workouts each afternoon.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
1EMOCRA 7 S
7 0 P R { S S
SLUSH FUND.
C H A. R G { S
UNITED Press Service)

CHICAGO, September 2. - The
working OF great "Secytt System"
campaign fund collection ly the Re-
publican party will be laid before
ne Senate "Slush Fund investiga-
Cors here next week, EG H. Moore,
Governor Cox's manager at the San
Francisco convention predicted short
~ atte, his arrival. He said he
would present new evidence sup
porting Cox's charges against the G..
o. P. l. ader. Moore was presented
from beginning hi, disclosure today
when tie committe adjourned until
next T. esday. The adjournment was
voted en- graunds that several men,
bers had important speaking en-
gagements outside of Chicago. In the
meantime summons had gone to Re-
publican headquarters for the SUBJ
mission to the committee of the
nameo of region finance directors.
Through records kept by Henry B.
Blair, assistant to treasurer Fred w.
Upham the Senate investigating
committee can either dig up the
proof II Governor Cox's charges or
it can leave matters. At that,
Truman, Newberry, will have a lot
of di 'ringuish companions, Moore
said.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
REGULAR SERVICES EESUMED
AT METHODIST CHURCH

After summer of special serv-
ices adapted to the vaca!'on season.
the Nogales Methodist Church is to
resume its regular servic next Sun
day morning. Mr.. J. E HARRISON
The Presiding Elder of the Arizona
District, will preach bIth morning
and evening, and there Will be speclal
music by the choir including solos
bv Mrs Louis Hudgin and Miss
Marta Nesbit.
MIR ". G. Forman, the Methodist
pastor. who has been abse1-t all sum-
mer on an auto trip to Washington
D. c., may be back for services next
Sunday and the entire c. aggregation
and MANY of his friends outside the
Church are planning to be present
as a personal compliment to Mr..
Forman.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
NOCALES MEN TO
ATTENDINAuCURA-.
TI0N OF 0BREc0K

Members of the Chambers of
Commerce of Nogales, Sonora and
Nogale.s. Arizona are considering the
running of a special train from No
gales, Arizona to Mexico City, to at
tend he inaugurat1o" of Alvaro
Obrego1, as president of Mexico.
The inaugural ceremonies will take
place December /, and tentative
plans o. those taking the iniatlve in
the excursion trip, are to leave here
November 81, returning from Mex
;co Cit.., in time for the Xmas holl-
days. Henry Levin and Senator Jack
SchfeiIler are the prime movers in
the promotion of the trip, having
taken the matter up with George
KlanIe: superintendent of the Pull
man company in Arizona, who has
been IN charge of the Chamber of
Commerce excursions to the west
coast ef Mexico.
Igna' 10 Gaxiola, business manager
of the Obregon office in Nogales,
Sonora who interviewed, number Of
prominent men of Sonora and
Sinalo, relative to the trip, said yes
terday that more than 100 prominent
Mexican business men were heartily
in favor of making the trip.
1t is thought that more than 80
American business men of Nogales
will make, the trip. Those promoting
The affair are in favor of limiting
the per3onel of the excursion to busi-
ness men of Nogales, Arizona and
residents of Sonora and Slnaloa. Mr..
Kramer of the Pullman company has
taken the matter of furnishing full
Pullm,u equipment for the train
which would be routed from Nogales
via Jua1ez to Mexico ity.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
COMMISSION HOUSE OF
HOLLER AND Levin IS.
IMPROVING QUARTERS

In the Noga,es, Arizona, office of
Holler and Levin, Mr.. ifenry Levin
who through his courteous treatment
pf clients and strict attention to
business has obtained the friendship
of eve'y mining man. aoritularist aud
mercantile house in Sonora, will be
at The helm, while his genial partner
Charley Holler, whose middle name
is efficiency" Will haniie the GUS
tom brokerage division ot the firm
IN Nogales, Sonora.
The house of Heller and Levin now
ma4ntains two warehouse buildings on
either side of the intern: tional bor-
der and is well equipped to handle
the lmrenes volume o, business
which has bee, SO dese,veGly earned
by the firm.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

a deep grotto with har sand floor
where one may enjoy their noon
lurch and an after-dinne. eiesta with
the music of ehe waterfall lulling one
to sleep.
After another ten-minuie walk fur
thef down the canyon is point
where the canyon widen little and
the floor is a clean beach with hard
sand surrounded and completely
shaded by large sysc. more tree.
This is the end of the sec mic portion,
of the canyon and a fit'.,.g place to
rest before the return trir
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
BEAR CANYON
H 4 We N FOR
LOCAL FOLKS

Secretary Bristol of Ake Chambe.
Of Comerce returned yesterday alter
noon from three-Gay visit to Bear
Valley Canyon, Seeking temporary
relief from hay fever. Such relief
was obtained and re aecretary can
recommend Bear CanH !. as a cam
ing place for those -eeklng relief
IRON hay never.
The Secretary returns tull of en-
thusiasm over this wonde- full beauty
spot. Aside from being as beauti-
Iul a Lit of scenic grandeur as may
be found anywhere in the southwest,
ii is Ideal as camping r ace.
bear Valley Canyon is twenty-six
miles from 4(ogal>s over tit Montana
camp "oad, the trip consuming about
tw and a half hours. Fifteen miles
of tire trip is ever an excellent road
through the mountains is at present
rather rough going. The beautiful
views obtained, however, 9r this ride
over the mountain portion of the
Joa causes cvcry one but the driver
to forget the rOughness OF the road.
The entrance 20 the Canyon is
marked with large black and white
sign. While facing the sign, the car
shoIld be turned to the left and
,!rlven about an eighth Of mile
down the canyon opposite group of
old dobe buildings. Near these old
buildings Is an ideal high, Wildwood.
ed camp ground with spring of fine
water n.-rby. After establishing
The camp, a fifteen-minute walk down
the canyon brings one to the
Cathedral Spires, which ma1k the en-
trance to the scenic canyon. From
this point for distance of a mile
and a half down the canyon, the
large sycamore, oak, wairut and ash
,rees, the numerous waterfalls, the
highly y-colored rocks, the srottos and
caves form riot of color and ma
tural beauty that one ne5,r forgets.
A twenty-minute walk from the
Cathedral Spires hrings one to. '"The
Pink Bathroom, a beautiful deep
swimming basin surrounded by pink
colcred solid rock On three sides and
Hinged with ash trees Oh the other.
Near the pool are numfor of grot-
tos which form natural dressing
.itoals.
After the m, rning plunge in this
mirror pool, five-minrts walk fur
+hel down the canyon brings one to
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

In order to give promu.. service to
their numerous clients, tfe firm of
51oller and Levin, custor. house brok-
ers and forwarding agents are max
n.g n'In'erous improvements in their
offices and warehouse buildings n No
gales, Sonora and Noga IS, Arizona.
The office of Holler and Levin in
NOgaies, Sonora, is being eniagred,
the custom house brokerage office
now extending from Rail cad Avenue
to the Gale Elias. 1t is the inten-
tion of Boller and Levin to handle
Ill of the custom house brokerage
business on the Sonora side of the
border while the comnassion bust
ness viii be attended to by anef-
ficent force of clerks in tte office of
the firm IN Nogales, Atlona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
EXPLOSION INJURIES THIRTY

Detroit, Mich, Sep ember e.
Thirty men were injured eight seri-
ously, and four builo 'ngs were
wrecked in an explosion ii an acety-
len6 gas tank in the 'rds of the
Detroit Pressed Steel Company here
this morning. Windows in a score
of neighboring homes we're shat
tertd by the explosion. The walls of
the four buildings were blown in
ward, burying the men under bricks
and shattered girders.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
SEARCH MADE
F 0 R Y YAQU|.
N u R D { R { R
UNITED Press Service)

SAN DIEGO, September z. - A
county wide search is. being made
fol the Yaqui Indian, formerly
member of the Tia JuaLa rurales,
who sho. and killed an American
legro III the border town, The negro
ames Jones, was the proprietor of
a lunch stand at Tia Juana, refused
the rurales demand fo- Equor, the
local officers are informed and was
shot.
jones was brought to .hfs city and
died. IF the Indian is found on this
side of the line, the Officers who
are conducting the search are not
sure what may be done with him. He
cannot be prosecuted under the laws
IF the United States they ays, be-
cause the killing occure in Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
PROMINENT NOGALES. SON.
OFFICIAL SOON TO WED

The engagement of Jose Louis
oalazaf, public administrator Of No
gales, Sonora and Miss Ernestine
Leon Was announced last night at a
party gwen in honor of the bethroth-
Ell courle by Aurelio Camache,
brother in law of the bride to be, at
ish ap: rtments in the Del Norte
Ctel.
Members Of the legal profession of
Nogales Sonora, attended the affair
in bo6y and extended their respects
to Judge Salazar and his charming
fiancee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
OBREGON is
HERE FROM NAVAJOA

Alexandra Obregon, rother Of
General Alvaro Obregon and one OF
the most prominent ga"i. MO grow
ers in Mexico IS in town & ON Vava-
joa. greeting many old ime friends
and business acquaintance 1t is
the opinion of Senior Or egon, that
existing conditions in Sonora and
Jinaloa denote prosperit ;1d he pre-
diets that after the cor 'ng presi-
1ential election, Mexico vi enjoy a
business boom that will be a sur
PRISE TO the citizens of the republic,
themselves.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
United Press Service,


MEXICO CITY, September z. =
President LIE Ia Huerta e minated the
ceremonies usually mocking the
Initial appearance of the president
tf ihe Republic at the opening of
congress. The long lires of troops
usually accompanying tie President
from the Palace to the Capital were
not in appearance, De la 1uerta dis
carding the Presidential carriage and
riding in an American automobile
with. only a guard of ca let's from the
Chapultepec Military Academy. 9th
er ceremonies usually conducted at
@he palace were disre. sed with,
where De la Huerta delivered his
speech.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
DOLORES NINE IS
SHOWING up ''B|C'

Alec Strachan, wni is interested in
a number of mining and agricultural
properties in Sonora and Slnaloa.lett
FOR Carlo last night. acc A'panied by
d. A. Fain, . ointment ming man,
to stimulate work in the Dolores
Mine, in which both men are inter
ested. 1t is stated by lo> al assyers
that the Dolores Mine, according to
ore tests, has developed into one OF
the richest properties in Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
MAY Ivy
FOR PERIOD CT 10 DAYS
limited Press Servicel

LONDON, September {, Physicians
announced that Terence McSweeney,
Lord Mayor of Cork, who is in the
2Otl day of mis- hunger strike may
live for 10 days more. He is re-
ported to have shaved himself yes
terday although very weak. His
relatives have hopes thot he might
be released from BriXton prison.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
Omitted Press Service)

WILkESBA2RE, Septer ber 2. -.
Virtually all the collierie, in district
one of the anthracite region in
44ackawanna and Luzerra counties
are closed with the vacations" of
dissatisfied miners tying up mines.
The mines normally employ $4,000
vacations" were orderu' by insur-
gent leaders, md were hct by the
United Miners.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
MRS. THEODURA MARSH
SAYS "ADIOS" IRON SHIP

That Mrs. Theodore NJ rsh, has al
ways IN memory, the residents OF
Nogales, is SHOWN in ths following
wireless message received yesterday
by Emory Miller. publisher of the
Border VIdette:
On Board Steamer. Pstria, Sept
1. 1920. Just passed Az res, reach
Naples, Saturday Tell everybody
adios for me.
lhEODORA MARSH,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
SONORA COLLIE TOR OF
CUSTOtlS ON ABSENCE

Alejo Bey, collector of customs OF
'logales, Sonora, accompanied by his
bride of a Jew weeks, the former
Miss Carmelita Tapia, left yesterda!
tor Mexico City. Senior Bey was re-
GENTLY cl.osen l. gate t. congsess
rom tie Atm.s : Distric During
,is absence, the office Of collector OF
ustoms will tie conducteG by the
.ontradol, Augutisne Ran irez.
While in Mexico City MIR. and
Mrs. Bey will be the guest of Cen
eral Alvaro Oregon, Mrs. Bey be-
.ng sister in law OF the next pres
ident Of Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
NATIONAL FARM BOARD
TO FIGHT WHEAT POOL
UNITED Press Seryicel

COLUMBUS, September 2. The
National Board of Farm organiza-
tions voted its disapprova of the res
olution designed to have farmers
take over $500 cooperative elevators,
form the gigantic wheat eeol.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
C0vMT. FORCES
RAID Sim FEN
Omitted Press Service)

DUBLIN, September 2.-Whole-
sale raid ism the OUR ers of the
Sim Fein and GAELIC Leal ue through
out Southern Ireland wefe made by
government forces. M...l pyrisoners
were rounded up md gr..r quantities
If documents seized. Emong the
places raided was the newspaper
pants Of Young Ireland an Organ
OF Arthur Griffiths, &C. rg head Of
Sim Fein.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
JAPANESE KILLS
SELF, COULD hot
WE'D White GIRL
Omitted Press Service)

LOS ANGELES, September 2. -
Following his announced intention to
lake his life because he could never
hope to marry a beautiful young
white girl with whom he had fallen
in love, Eddie Noble alandone, a
Japane Ie, aged rs committed cuicide
by hanging himself in re county
Jail tooay.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
GALVESTON PROVOST
MARSHALL is FELIEVEIl
UNITED Press Servlce)

GALVESTON ;epten he1 2. Col.
Billie Mayfield, provost lrarshall of
the Galveston military section was
relieved of duty after having as
sumed responsibility for tie attempt
ed arrest of G. V Sanders. editor of
the Houston Press, las. Monday
night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
UNITED Press Serviee)

BELFAST, Septembe: 2. ~ The
military succeeded in res.oring order
&ain following a night Ct sporadic
lighting between Orangemen and
Catholics. TIL, total deati list was
placed at rs.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
United Press Servicel

VUHICGU 7 TESS SHTVICGV
PARIS, Sep tember 2.-The Poles
esuming their advance Dorth ad p.
min,stered a heavy defeat to the
Russians and reached the Lithuanian
1rortic', according to official AL
vices.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
UNITED Press Service)

BERLIN, September 2.--Germany
las reused proposals from both
Russia and the Entente 10 join in
war with either, foreign minister
Sin,ons, declared.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
IMPORTANT MATTERS
RELATIVE TO U. S. AND
MEXICO DISCUSSED

business has greatly increased under
the present administrator.
De la Huelta's address was regard
ed as having particular significance
because the recent elections gave him
{ majority in congress for the first
time since he assumed office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

Sam Haslett is up fro,' the Sui
tana mine at Carlo. Sam reports
that John Higginbotham who re-
emily suffered slight attack OF
ever, has entirely recov, red and Il
t~a11ping the hills as Of . ore in the
search of small game.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

Mr.. w. M. Zeef, who resided in
Benson in former years, is visiting
Nogales. Mr.. Geek was. postmaster
It Ben ION tw enty five years ago.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

Al Conard, who has ex'ci sive inter
asts at Noria, Sonora, left yesterday
morning for the south. It is report
ed that Conard has in contemplation,
the cultivation of large acreage Of
cotton land.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Pye.,tt were in
town from the San Re1ael Valley
yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
10000 MINERS
| ON VACATION"

Omitted Press Service)
WILxESBARRE, September 2. -
Nearly 10000 miners ar, ;dle in the
insurs@nt coal strike.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
POLES CLAIM
B|G,v|CT0RY

UNITED Press Service)
WARSAW, September 2-The Pol
ish communique said: General
3udennys army was ..nnihllated,
Wednesday,.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

Mrs. A. G. Bennett OF Patagonia
is a Nogales visitor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
United Press Service

TUnIteU PTeSS Service
WASHINGTON, September 2. -
President Wilson is considering the
,'oi,sn reply to the Amer tan note
warning the Polish armies to keep
within the frontier. He called fol
The noe last night
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03

A. M. end Arturo ValenZuela were
visitors from Patagonia 'sterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-24

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