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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03


mas, para juntos, con su sobriedad in
ligente y mi natural pr6digo i'm
Decil, refocilarnos caminando por las
rIas estas que tanto me han diverti-
do y acariciado.
Pero aquf hace va ratio que nos OBJ
serva complacido mi puntual acompa-
iante. Tiene mi abrigo y mi male
ia al pie. Dice que es bueno siga-
mos esta charla viva, Y nerviosa, y
llena de iohasl en- el anden del el,ferro-
carril. Y ticne razon. Son mas de
las seis. En- este momento lie envuel-
Ivo unos billetes americanos Y, Sc los
entrego, SECURE de que 6l los estima-
ra como rclfquias. Asi me 10 dijo..
Cogidos del brazo ell tocayo Y yo
aun nos detenemos en- I'm colmado de
enfrente, donde, durantc yo compro,
Enrique defiania la calidad, ell pre-
clio, diseute el arancel, expone Ia tee
MICA de cada >cosa, cada articulo, su
dominic comercial, que Sc quedan pas
mados amos y dependencies. Pero
es porque. ignoraa a, este muchacho
trcmendo Ell guarismos, viejo cor!er-
ciante qae tiene replagadas todas c3as
actividadcs para vivir y dcfeidcrsc
de 10 que el eonoce tanto Y tan luci-
,dsmente.
Y nos vamos para el tren, easi CO.
rriendo. Los tres. Enrique tambiGn
cogera el suyo que 10 llevara su villa
elegante y suntuosa de Premie de
mar. Llegamos al anden.
Dos amigos Sc ahrazan, y Sc vuel-
ven a cstrcchar. Mi cicerone no sabc
que mas ofrecerme para el future
viaje. Me estrecha tambi6n. z En-
rique muy agitado tona eli tren que
Sc encuentra paraleio al mio. 7 fal-
tan adn algunos minutes para la sa-
Ida. De pie estamos el en- el suyo
" .yo aca, frente 4 frente. Espera-
mos, conversando, que parte uno, cl
primero.
Y Sc ha lido ell de q. Este creo que
saldra ahora que veo en- nj reloj las
siete cuarenta...
Y asi es.
Enrique Le;ebre.
Barcelona,
Julio, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
Barcelona,
Julio, 1921.
Ell JUICIO CONTRA DOLORES
SERRANO

Esta maiiana comenzo verse en- la
Corte de Distrito, seccion primera, el
juicio ante jurado contra Dolores Sc
rrano, quien el fiscal Diaz Collazo
acusa de urs supuesto delito de ase-
sinato en- segundo grado.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Connecticut Visitors.

Editor and Mrs. Hale of East
Hartford. Conn, who are on a
trip around the world-he being
a delegate to the Worlds Press
Congress at Honolulu next Octo-
ber-visited in Askov Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Petersen, being
guests for dinner. The Hales
were in attendance at the Nor
thern Minnesota Editorial Asso-
citation outing to Duluth and on
the Iron Range last week where
they were met by the Askov edi-
tor and his wife. They are max
ing the trip from Connecticut to
California in automobile. Having
been in the newspaper and job
printing business for 36 years
Mr.. Hale was interested in VI
sitting a shop in a small town
large enough to be employing a
force of seven people and accept
ing state printing contracts.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

We are equipped u Do your
job printing 1t the right pFicea.
Call and zee samples, Our type
is Of the latest design and the
printing Is up-todate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

The wedding Of two Of Askov's
popular young people Mr.. Axel
Brus TO Miss Esther Sorensen
was solemnized at the local Dan
ish Lutheran church Sunday at
2 r. NJ, Rev. s. d. Rolholm Of
ficiating.
After the ceremonysthe party
which included relatives and a
few close friends, journcyed to
the home of the bride in the
village where the evening was
spent in a social way. Out-of-
town guests included Jens Mel
sen Of Cedar Falls, Iowa, uncle
Of the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albin Larson Of Sandstone. the
latter a sister of the groom.
The bride is daughter of Mrs.
A. N. Sorensen. who came here
with her parents from Cedar
Falls, Iowa, about six years ago.
She has grown to womanhoOd
here and like her chosen life
mate needs no introduction to
the people Of Askov and vicinity.
The groom is a son of Niels
Brus and is well and favorably
known as a sturdy and hustling
young man.
The young folks have gone to
housekeeping on the farm south
west Of town which the groom
has prepared for his bride.
The American joins with
friends in extending congratula-
tions and best wishes TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Brus.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Competition for winning the
pennant of the Pine County Pio-
neer RaAe Ball Association u aet-
ting keener with each game.
There are only two scheduled
games left to play. but : few
postponed and protested games.
BY losing Sunday Askov \
practically out Of the running for
iirst place unless 4 miracle should
happen in that Finayson and
Markville lose the balance Of
their games and Askov win al
her games. In this event they,
would only be tied for h1t at
that. But the race ID still keen
between Finlayson, Markville
and Brook Park.
Sundays results were = fol-
lows:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Official Commissioners
Proceedings

Auditors Office, Pine City, Minn.,
July 2lst, 1921. one O'Clock p. M.
The Board Of County Commission
ers. Pine County. Minn.. convened
this day pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
Mr.. G. A. Robinson, chairman.
Board Of Supervisors, Pine Town.
appeared before the Board In oppO-
sition to repairing County Ditch No.
2. at this time. No action taken.
The County Auditor was instructed
to write to the Town Clerk OF the
Town OF Mission Greek regarding a
bridge over Mission Creek at the
socalled Hora place.
Engineer John Buckley. filed his re-
port on the completion OF County
Ditch No g. Final hearing on the
acceptance OF the contracts for the
construction OF this Ditch will be
held in the office OF the County Au-
ditor in the Village Of Pine City,
this county. ON the 18th day OF Au-
gust. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at a ses-
sion Of this Board to be held on that
day.
The following notice was received
from the Federal Power Commission.
Washington, ID. c.. 'Messrs. j.
~.
w. KELSEY, Long Beach. Cal, and
H. F.. Druar. ST. Paul, Mimi. having
their office al 5OO-04 Globe Building.
ST. Paul, Mimi. have fled applica-
tion covering proposed power de-
velopment in the ST.. Croix river.
from a point in or near Sec 4, r. 81
NJ, R.19 w, 4th p NJ. to point in
or near Sec. 2. r. 80 NJ. R.lD w..
4th p. NJ. Amy objections to or COM
ments on this proposed project
should be addressed to this Commits
sion not later than September 18th.
1921"
| Signed by o. G. Merrell,
| Executive Secretary.
| This communication was on mo-
ton ordered filed.
A committee cons listing OF the
whole Board was appointed To in
spect a certain road in the Town
OF Chengwatana.
On motion duly carried the County
Auditor was instructed to go to st.
Paul. and confer with the Highway
Commission in regard to the refund
ment Of Bonds issued by this COun-
ty for State Road No 4.
A request was received from the
Commissioner OF Highways that the
County Boards OF the State cooper
ate with the Department to the ex-
ltent Of having some OF the County
Engineering force assist on minor
trunk highway surveys. A resolution
granting said request, provided that
1.-THE services Of the Engineers are
not needed or required by the COun-
lty at the same time. for State aid
and County roads within the County
was unanimously adopted.
A letter from the State Board ot
Health regarding the small pox cpl
demic among the Indians in Wilma
Township was read. On motion the
Auditor was instructed to write them
that this matter had been referred
to the Department of Indian affairs
Washington. ID. c.
The following applications were or
mot ion favorably recommended tf
State Tax Commission
Hal sberrick, Willow River. real
estate.
Anna shoberg. Hinckley viii, real
estate.
H. w. HArte. Pokesama real estate
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Markville H-Aakov :.

Markville came over TO Askov
Sunday and made up for what
Askov did to them two weeks,
hence. Both teams worked hard
to win, and it is always interest
ing to see a game between MARX
vile and Askov a. it is 4 case
of best playing wins--no rag
chewing but abiding by the um-
pire's decisions. Hyldahl and
Saastad did the battery work for
Askov while Gibson and Linn
worked for Markvillc.
Score by innings
Markville 2OOOO2O1 O--6
Askov ..... OO2OO1OOO-a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
WILLOW WINS AGAIN

The Willow River base ball
team defeated Barnum again last
Sunday, this time on Barnum's
grounds, by a score OF 8 to z.
Sherrick and Thompson did the
battery work for Willow River
and held their opponents down
in good shape. A large crowd
saw the game.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Bill OF r. n. Rutherford for mer-
chandise fer Frank barnes. amount
$4,000, was on motion rejected.
on motion the Board adjourned e.,
meet August nth. 1921. at ops'
o'clock r. N.
Attest: Nels OaklAnta.
Andrew r. Etiin. Chairman.
County Auditor.
tAuditor's SeAl.)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
4 Family Newspaper

Let US have faith that right
makes might. and in that faith
let US to the end dare to do our
duty as we understand it"
Abraham Lincoln.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

The Quarry boys just knocked
the daylights out of the ball in
their game with Bruno at Sand
stone, Sunday. securing three
home runs, several three and two
base hits and countless singles.
Bruno did not score after the
second inning, Eibon pitching q
good game. He was relieved by
J. Gheringhelli in the ninth. Ro-
bertson being on the receiving
end throughout. McCann and S.
Marihart were the battery for
Bruno.
Score by innings
Sandstone :. 42312323x-2O
Bruno ...... 120000O0O-- 3
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Silver Anniversary.


The largest league of Swedish
associations in this country, the |
Vasa Order, has celebrated its
twenty-ffth anniversary. 1t now
has II district lodges, 333 local
lodges and a total membership
of 48,62O. Appropriate festivi-
ties took place at the Burlington
hotel in Washington, D. c.. where
a meeting of the grand lodge
also was held.
Busch to Chicago.
Tomorrow, Friday, Carl Busch,
the Danish composer and orches-
ira director whose home is in
Kansas City, will arrive in Chi
cago, and tomorrow night he will
be guest of honor at banquet
arranged by his compatriots. His
object in making the trip is to
make arrangements for a Sang
erfest" to be held in Chicago
next year.
Obtained Patent.
DIR. E. /. Rosheim, a Norwegian
dentist of Roland, Iowa, has been
granted a patent on a dental in
lay sprue former, a mechanical
device used in connection with
gold inlay work. The new in
vention makes it possible for a
dentist to complete a gold inlay
lin ten minutes whereas it has
hitherto taken from IS minutes
to an hour to do this work.
Gets Appointment.
| Gustaf Adolf johnson. a native
of Sweden who for some time
past has been assistant manager
of the vocational training school
lin Washington, has been appoint.
ed manager of a similar mstitu-
ton in Boston.
Christensen in Denmark.
Farley Christensen of Salt Lake
City. Utah, who was the presi
dental candidate of the Farmer
Labor party last year. has ar
rived in Denmark, according tt
a cable dispatch. He will study
the Danish system for distribu
ton of agricultural products ant
is quoted as saying that he feel'
America can learn a great lessor
from the farmers of Denmark.
Editor Retires.
]. A. Hahn, editor and business
, manager of Folkebladet, officia
organ of the Norwegian Lutheran
Free Church, who has been con
E nected with the paper in variou
capacities for the last q years
, has resigned from active connec
ton with the publication.
Edits College Paper.
Il Miss Signhild V. Gustafson.
, daughter of the former editor o
4 the Swedish-American paper
i, Scandinavia, is at present edito
: of a humorous paper issued a
o Radcliffe college in the interes
a of soliciting subscriptions for tn
. Radcliffe College Endowmen
fund.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
COUNTY FAIR EAAsLY

The Pine County Fair at Pine
City is a little carrier than vs.
ual this year and there will be
four days Of fair ;flstcad Of three.
Entry day Aup;1l7th and three
show days. Au9. 10, l0sand 10th.
with night s.hows those three
days. Three ball games. TO Be
announced later n to the teams.
Automobile races and farmers
horse races.
The Fair management has con-
tracted with the Harrison Car
nivA Company. They have eight
side shows as follows:
/. Ten-in-one circus side show.
2. Animal menagerie. This
show consists of wild animals and
birds from all parts Of the world.
8. Palace Of illusions.
4. Athletic show.
5. Platform show.
6. Vaudeville show.
Z. Wilson's variety show.
| 8. Fun factory. Merry-go-
round.
These are all good clean shows
and are highly recommended.
Ten free acts in front Of the
grandstand afternoon and even
ling: (l) Educated horse, (2)
trained ponies. (3) comedy mule
for all to ride. (4) trained dogs
(5) revolving table ridden by
trained animals. (6) comedy
wire act. (7) trained bears. (8)
aerial act, (9) revolving ladder
act. (1O) high diving dog and
a knife throwing act.
The above acts in addition Il
the races and a ball game eacf
day will be put on in front o.
the grandstand every Afternoon
and the acts in the evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
NEWS AMONG
SCAND|NAvIANS
Interesting Items From Far
and Near About People
From the North.

Mrs. Sara Rohl-Smith, wife of
the late Danish sculptor Carl
Rohl-Smith, died in Copenhagen
recently. Her husband while
living in the United States for
many years, created a number of
sculptual works of great value,
notably the Sherman equestrian
statue in Washington, D. c.,
completed after his death under
the direct supervision of Mrs.
Rohl-Smith.
To Erect Building.
The Norwegian Seamen's Mis-
sion in Brooklyn, N. Y, has pur-
chased a corner lot for the pur-
pose of erecting a sailors home,
equipped with reading rooms,
church, offices, dormitories, etc.
The plot cost $4,000.
Got Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Anderson
who last week arrived in New
York from Sweden to visit their
children at Clarion and Manches-
ter, Iowa, were detained at Ellis
Island because the examining
physicians thought he had discov-
cred symptoms of a contagious
disease. Subsequent investiga-
tion of the cases resulted, how
ever, in the release of the aged
couple-Mr. Anderson is 76 and
his wife 73-and they were per-
mitted to proceed to Iowa.
Wood Carving.
Steen Henrichsen, a young Dan
ish wood carver, is attracting
much attention because of an ex-
hibit he has opened in The Wal
den Bookshop. Chicago. His
works depict scenes from the
Bible as well.tas from modern
slum districts in large cities and
are said to,fbe of unusual merit
To- Study in Italy.
William Nettum. a Norwegian
who formerly lived at Red Wing
MINI. but who now is resident
of New York, will leave for Italy
In the near future to study mu
sic and singing under B. Banco
one of the greatest teachers o.
.operatic art, it is said. Mr.. Net
! tum is planning to stay in Italy
for two years.
New Building Planned.
Swedish organizations in Wor
cester, Mass, have joined in al
attempt to arouse interest-an'
to raise money for the erection
of a Swedish building. Repre-
sentatives of % societies hav'
held a meeting and formed
committee to promote the plans
Danes to Build.
In Detroit, Mich. the Danis
Brotherhood and the Danish Sis
terhood lodges are planning t
build a hall, and it is expecte
definite plans will be announce
soon. Sentiment among the Dar
ish population in Detroit seem
to favor a building which will b
the joint property of all Danis
organizations in the city.
Dies in Norway.
Rev. H. Halvorson, for 49 year
pastor of the Lutheran Syno
church at Westby, Mimi. hs
died at the home of a sister j
Stayanger, Norway. He left IL
his "old country last May. su
fering from an attack of cance
and hoping that the changed 81
roundings might have a bene'
cial effect on his health. N
Halyorson was born in Norway
1845. was a graduate Of Il
Christians university. and can
-. ~ 1911
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Christine Hokanson. Pine City
Town. real estate.
NJ. X. Matson. Ffnlayson. personal
property.
Application Of Andrew Carlson.
CheDgwatana. was on motion lad
over.
Following applications were on mo-
tion rejected:
Ludwig Madsen. Askov vill, real
estate
Arthur w. Mitten. Wilma. real
estate.
F. A. Harris. Sturgeon Lake, real
estate.
Carrie Hammarsted, Sandstone
viii, real estate.
Holetx Bros, Pine City VII. person
al property.
Gust Lindstrom. Sandstone, per-
sonal property.
Following bills were audited and
ordered paid:
Road and Bridge Fund.
Gehl OIL Co. gas ..........$ 6e.02
NJ. L. Michlitsch. gravel pit 1bo.00
p. F.. Starry, Elk. as engineer 29.15
II. Jorgcnsen, Ex. as Engi-
neer and express ........ 75.17
Richard Kowalke. rodman >. 1855
c. M. Babcock. repairs Holt
tractor 1920
A. G. Rydberg, lumber ..... 2427
Town Of DOsey. II OF cost
Of work done on County
Road as per agreement
with County Board ...... 20755
Kuhlman Bros, balance due
on contract ............. 2.s7s4s
r. w. Swan. lumber ........ 975
grader .................. 4so
c. r. CarisOn, repairs so
Lyle Corrugated Culvert Co..
CuiVeFtS ........'. i,o1o-|V
Revenue Pund.
DR.. n. p. Dredge, witness
/ Iees JfO
Irene Swan, holding exami-
nation LOU
Burroughs Adding Mach. Co,
service I'D
Gust Anderson. Board 81
Equalization and commit
tee work ... $3.50
j. C. Hancock. Board Of
Equalization and commit
| tee work ............. 3l3o
Nels Oakland, Board of
Equalization and commit
| tee work .............. 5o4o
F. w. Stepan, Board of
Equalization and commit
tee work ............ $3.50
F. H. Thomas. Board Of
| Equalization and commit
| tee work ................ 3s.4O
Poor Fund.
Sandstone Hospital. care Of
Mrs. Josie Frank ........ 1900
Van der Duin & Lammerts,
merch.. 2 bills ........ 1900
]. r. Hawley. merch.. Mrs.
| Ford 1000
vanderverf ........ 1000
| C~snty Farm Building Fund.
L. NJ. Crosse Electric Co.
part payment on contract 255oo
Cy o. Gibson. part payment
on contract ....... sSli4
Ditch No. Fund.
John Buckley, engineering
services .........
r. w. Stepan. inspecting
ditch ls.oo
Gust Anderson. inspecting
Ditch ........ f150
~. G. Hancock. inspecting
| Dtcn i1"o
Nels Oakland. inspecting
Bill of b.. p. n renger for m~di-
cine for AdOlph Jorgensen. amount
fkG o. laiA Over
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
BY Defeating Askov Sunday IN.
dians" Climb to Top u
Ladder.
Stsadiag " Teams.

Schedule lazy 81.
Brook Park At Kcrrick.
Sandstone 1t Groningen.
Bruno 1t Askov.
Finlayson It MArkville.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

The Kerrick-G -Groningen game
was a lively contest and the
score indicates that both teams
were doing good defensive work.
Kerrick has been climbing stea-
dily of late and this victory puts
them within one game Of . 500
per cent mark. They are now
tied with Askov for fifth place.
Brook Park-FislAgSps Prseaa.
The Brook Park ball to0ers.
journeyed TO Finlayson Sunday
and played the League leaders.
According to the report Of Fin
layson it was . real battle, an1
lContinss1 q Pass -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25

trenches and adobe houses.
Aviia was killed In a fight that
ensued whom he and four others re-
fused to halt at the command OF
officers.
Thomas and the three soldiers
were wounded in a battle tina. start.
ed at 10 p. m. and lasted till day.
break. Thr~e wounded smugglers
escaped A, street car subsidized TO
carry soldiers from Camp Bierno to
tn. battle was fired upon.
Aena was killed when he jumped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LOST BRIDE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

she was known ms Mrs. Kate Mooros.
wealthy idvorcee. and was said TO
own apartment houses In Seattle.
Mahoney had been paroled from
Waila Walia IN December. lie had
been sent up for two years on an as.
Hault and robbery charge in Spokane,
lie IL "A member OF an old Seattle
family. his mother. Mrs. Nora Ma.
honey. residing on Queen Anne hill
Mahoney was railroad conductor
prior To 1918. when he became a con
Wet.
The Mahoneyr were married
February 10 in Seattle. Just two
months after he had been paroied
from the state penitentiary.
The couple went TO st. Paul on
their honeymoon. according 10 the
story Aatoney 10 alleged 10 have
told his counsel Attorney Lee John
ston.
Tner~ they qunrr,ied. but not
tn'n she b-t GIVEN him note
authorizing him 10 Use her safety
deposit boz. They separated tenn
porarily in ST. Paul. she going TO
New York. with the idea Of pro
oeeding thence to Havana. intend
ing 10 reJoin him in St Paul next
month.
Exactly where and when they
planned 20 meet may be known to
the polio. and may form an Inn
portant clue tn the mystery Of Mr..
Mahoney's alleged disappearance.
Police and prosecutor arc attempt.
Ing 10 lay their hands on a man
with whom Aahonoy Is alleged to
have been seen In ~. Paul after
he says he and Mrs. mahoncy sep
arated. This man IL wanted ms a
witness TO aid In clearing UP the
mystery,
II IN pointed out that a relative
Of the missing woman precipitated
the investigation which led To Ma
honey-s arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25
DRYS DEMAND
ENFORCEMENT

WARRINGTON. May .s-Aiarm.
ed at an apparently prevailing lar.
tty In prohibition enforcement. dry
leaders IN congress today determined
to force a strict compliance with the
law.
At present an inquiry II being
MADE quietly by -sme members OF
tho house 90 determine whether
some one IN the treasury depart.
ment' Is trying to hamper the On.
foro~ment OF the dry law. as recent.
~ charged on the floor OF the
house.
The dry~ are aroused because the
treasury depa rtr~nt released TOO out
Of i.sco dry agents a few days ago.
when appropriation afiotn~nts ex.
pired. without warning congress Of
the situation and asking for an
additional amount
Representative yoistead. Mime.
sotA. believes a big blow 10 prohfhi.
ton work was dealt by this r~due.
ton and that the action OF the
house IN promptly voting an emer.
gcncy appropriation Of 100000 win
only partially repair the damage
which he claims has b~on done.
yoistead and others in congress.
Repr~a~ntafiv. Byrra.
Tennessee. have Indicated that they
believe Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer was prevented from coming
before congress and asking for more
money. In case u In found that pro.
hfeition enforcement cannot ~ car.
'ried on effectively In the treasury
department. tho drys. IL wns said.
will Immediately introduce bin TO
transfcr all the activities 10 the de
partrn~nt OF justice.
One of the first direct moves Of
the drys TO tighten UP the law will
he the passage OF the volstcad sup
elemental bin. the main purpose Of
which II to prevent the use Of beer
rs medicine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25
Allen to Address
Engineers Thursday

Col. Riley II. Allen. Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. will address the En-
cineers' club at the regular luncheon
Thursday noon on The Experiences
Of n Red Cross Colonel in Soviet Rus
STA
Col. Allen Is editor Of the Honolulu
star. Bulletin and has spent consider
able time in Russia In Red Cross
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25
Forestry Confab
to Be Held Here

For the purpose of examining and
corrclating the various movements
pertaining TO forestry. forestry men
from all parts of the state will be
invited to attend a conference in
Seattle In the near future.
The conference In under the
auspices OF the forestry committee Of
the state development bureau. Cham
Der of Commerce. Prof. Hugo Wink.
enwerder OF the University OF Wash
ington Is chairman.