Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-06

ssss5 !" y a msrlc1n Plan
so:eauhd: American i plan was
fs lpoaads by Mr.. sNord dim; asgnot an Am
Ian. at, ALL .1ts=was extremely
Mn American The open shop is 60
aback sto the: old day ,whensthe EN-
1l0yea5 WAS more Or less the slave of
tmppyer and took low wage or
~ r. i. p .,s .- f.. = j..
hera are two things labor can do
81 l{rads the speak 1t can win, its
ID education and. by sending
Il epnesentatives to our legislative
ssie66rs.Ss >s....
The little business man, the mass
q thitt. wear white collars and draw
wages are Slaborers and should
:etey Nv labor and not side up with
TIE Biz business interests with. whom
they Hhave no Relationship.
s {. De: {. -. -. =. Socialism
#. MI Nordlin then touched on Social
Ism IN: which he stated that many OF
IS n]lf enterprises are municipal or gov
.:s. Arnmant owned and that is Socialism,
i The public schesls, fire department,
&, Electric power and Tight plant, post
/ :. a@ce etc, are government owned and
4eTefore socialfstic.
The Tonnage Tax question is not
J. pNer and the state constabulary would
! ~ an. aid to the political machine,
NJ Nprdlin declared. =, .
:. = #:9a1e Was we'll applauded at the close
ofshis address,
+: 10, ! CT: ch1ldren's Contests
}, +: Much r. interest was shown by the
: - :lktdl In Gle races and contests held
ihSf0fe the ;gfandstand and on the race
tTAck, The grandstand was we'll filled
:, With spectators who watched the var
-, 0Is games played. Some So was CIV
enM prizes. so and q cents were the.
! Gixe 81 the awards: Sam Evans, Hugh
Campbell and Frank Holmberg had
ehSree of the contests.
IN the cracker eating and whistling
contest Harvey Nelson and Ernest Ha-
zen won the prizes.
Boys Peanut race, Allen Anderson
ana Russell Cooper
Girls Peanut race, Lois Lundquist
: and Helen johnson and Amy .Biork
tied for second place.
- RE Eating contest, Reuben Linman
! end Junior Pearson.
Pie Eat Contest. Harvey Nelson and
Hetsche1 Cooper.
Boys Footrace, George McLaughlin
and Selmer Fauchild.
a. Boys Race, Lambert Van Dyke and
Paul" Christian.
>-..'qirls Footrace, Grace O'Neil and
>Endis Phillips.
:: .tHbys Sack, Race, Claus Olson and
Leonard Gunderson.
: Boys Sackrace, Lloyd Elkjer and Ar
mold ;Johnsoh:
49,: ~ - Ball Game
Duslng ::tha afternoon ball game
va played at. the, ball park between
.WMtnar and Hutchinson. Willmar
wa The game by a score Of S to /. The
pSeious day willmar: was defeated
bynhs' visitors 3 to OK; s.
X, ;.. Evening Events !,
4 monster crowd swarmed about
. ,on9fhe grounds in the evening. A rush:
hs business was enjoyed by the
= etands The dance was we'll attended
1na The wrestling matches drew we'll.
.'seHhs fireworks costing fifty dollars
waa:a good set and was thoroly en-
3oyed sby the large mass of spectators.
- !: >Alrthe stands for refreshments were
conducted by the union men and the
hlknket winning booths were also in
charge of them. -
.F.ssfS Wrestling and Boxing
The big sport event of the day was
the sWrest1ing match in the auditorium
between; Melvin Samuelson of Will
ind Fritz Nelson of New London.
#Ihe- two men are among the best ii
no1E the best mat erapplers we have
In NE county. Nelson won both falls.
ThtaArst he gained after Is minutes of
:: wrsstlfng and the second one after
:somaf Is minutes. A purse Of SOS was
x,,df4ded among the two men. Admis-
y :si0m price to the sport events which
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