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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Meetings

The Seattle Advertising club will
meet In the Masonic club rooms
Tuesday noon. The guest Of honor
for the meeting will be Charles Cool
idge FarIin, director OF research for
the Curtis Publishing Co. who will
give a talk on Advertising and Mer-
chandising. Plans will be announced
for the Know Seattle Day" lunch
con 70 be given by the club next
week.
The Seattle Hundred Per Cent club
will meet at the Hotel Gowman nj
1890 Tuesday morning. to leave for
q joint meeting with the Tacoma club
Mt Tacoma Maj. NJ. Grehan. inter-
national vice president, will address
the meeting on 100 Per Cent Divi-
dends." The program will include a
security for loan. stocks. bonds or
by ia Hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Financial Flashes
From James Maefarisne & CO
slf Second Ave.

Twenty industrials ss.45 off i.is:
30 rails s720 up .os.
Officials OF woolworth stated that
capital readjustment. stock dividend
and mergers were not even thought
Of.
500 Line. including wisconsin
Central. for fiscal year ended Dec.
81. 1923, showed gross earnings st7.-
lo7.ios; increase $4,000. 900 over 1921.
President Bedford. OF Corn Prod
ucss. denied there is any truth in
reports company Is contemplating
extra disbursement
Pierce OH & Gas has reduced all
grades u mid-continent crude oil 10
cents a barrel
Standard Oil Of New York. year
ended Dec 81. net profits after taxes.
etc ;ls,434.73s. or s2.fs a share on
s25 par stock. versus 1925 share
on 800 par stock In 1921.
Government calls on clearing house
members Of Chicago Board OF Trade.
under the grain futures act, for
statements OF transactions IN wheat.
corn, oats and rye since May /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Use 577,396 Bales
of Cotton in April

WASHINGTON. May 14.--Cotton.
exclusive of lintcrs. consumed during
April totaled S77.596 bales. compared
with 44s,5o9 balos in April. 1899, the
bureau OF census reported today.
Lintcrs consumed In April totaled
52,iss bales. against 4s.2s7 bales In
April last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
HOW q Youthful Hobby
Took Herr to the Top
The Life Of Westinghouse President Shows
That Effort Is Never Wasted

The Westinghouse Electric a
Manufacturing Co. Of East
Pittsburgh. Pa. il In tho North.
west making \ visit TO Tho Seat.
Tie district office and the ter.
ritory Included In its activities.
The story Of how Edwin 81. Herr,
rose from the ranks OF tslegraphy
operator TO president OF tho West
inEhouss Electric a Manufacturing
G.. which company employs ~. 600
men. IL a novel one. II IA a story
significant Of tho bail dog doi.rmin
alton and the ability 90 learn which
have carried tho es-school boy thru
Yale. up thru the ranks of teiegra.
ply. up tho railroad ladder and sub.
scquently W the industrial ladder
until he now presidcs over ono OF the
most fampush enterprises in the
world.
Eddie Hers father believed In
teaching his children habits OF in.
duhtry. So during school vacation
Tho lad became messenger for tho
Western Union Telegraph Co. BE.
tween messages Eddie Herr practic.
cd biography. and became infatuated
with the idea OF being able 10 talk
10 people AZ distance. Every spare
moment waA spent sending or trans.
reriblnk dots and dashes. when
school resumed Herr dld not stop go.
lnE 20 tho telegraph office. but spent
the greater part OF every evening
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Palestine Land to
Be Sold in Seattle

Or. Meyer Gurewitz has been ap-
pointed Seattle representative Of the
American Zion Commonwealth, Inc,
for tho sale Of Palestine land. accord
ing TO an announcement by EImon
l.. Wienir. chairman OF the Seattle
Zionist district DR.. Gurewitz recent
~ came from Palestine TO study fish
cries at the University OF Washing
ton. and VIII remain here about two
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
New Issues

s. w. straus q Co. have purchased
an issue OF t1.l25. 900 first mortgage
ga per cent serial coupon bonds Sc
cured by tho new ~ story Hunting
ton Apartments. 10 be erected at the
southeast corner Of Taylor and Cali.
fornia streets. San Francisco.
These bonds. which mature in
three TO 20 years. constitute d.
rect closed first mortgage on :he
land. building and equipment. and
are the direct obligation Of the
Huntington Apartments Inc. In.
terest coupons are payable April Is
and October 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Plan New $500, 900
Apartment Building

Plans for the erection OF n 100000
modern apartment building near
Third ave. and Vine st. were an
nounced Saturday by the johnson
Co. realtors. The new apartment
VIII be called the Darlington, and
viii be a 3-story brick and terra cot
Ia building. Plans have been drawn
by Frederick v. Lockman. Seattle
architect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
FLYING IN EUROPE

Daily air service will soon begin
between Toulouse and ports north
and south of the Mediterranean sen.
to the Canary islands and Tenerlffe.
Experimental flights by night have
been under way between London
and Paris, with a view TO establish.
ing night service between the two
cities during the coming tourist sea.
son, This would save the daylight
hours Cor sightseeing in the two
cnpitala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Public Markets

stRll 100. tns. best cane sugar, SIC
Stalls st-sG. ohirardeiirs chocolate. 10.
sc. lbs. zee; cans Del Monte corn
or peas. sSc. Log Cabin ryrup. &c. soc.
pge; bars Paimolivs soap. .ic. Del
Monte eatsup. 7ec pit Stall AZ Tea
garden strawberry preserves. 5so 10:
TesEarden raspberry preserves. aso 10:
Tsagardon blackberry preserves. ESQ ~, /:
jams. zoe: jeiiies. 7se 10: nut margarine.
,oc 10; s-fo. pail Yakima honey. use.
stalls R-is-is. artlohokes. ioc each. ; for
,5c: asparagus. zoo and $50 10: new 20
tatocs TBS. ssc. new beots. punches
7se Stalls si-a'. haiIhut. ssc: fresh King
salmon, soe: genuine filict OF sole, sSc 10.
CORNER
Stall 1906. earwig bait Is fos. si.so.
Stalls st.ss Pike st.. lamb chops. I2Yc;
pot roast. SC. sirioin or round steak, iac:
pork roast, 1sc Stalls ls-ss. fresh
churned butter. sbc; choice butter. s3c. 2
lbs. sse bcs, mild cheese, SIC. Swiss
cheese. toc. Stalls ioa-iio. ios French
prunss. sSe: bis corn flakes. CSC: big
cans ssuerkraut. 2sc. cans solid pack
tomatoes. ssc; tall cans aprieots. ise: 10
Polar White soap, sSc.
PIKE PLACE
s,all So. ios. host cane sugar. ste.
Stall IS. mayonnaise, acc 10; Thousand
Island dressing, soc 10. Boston steam
brown bread. CSC. Stalls 27.ss. ham
burger. &c; sausage. Toe; : fbs. purc lard.
soc; pot roast, Toe. Stall ~. best cocoa.
hulk. ioc; io-Ib, sack pastry flour. aoc;
7 bars soap. aSc; eatsup. isc. Stall 81,
cream mild cheese, 2sc ID; sweet mixed
plclcs, 25c: Pioneer minced clans. 2oe.
comb honey, for sbc Stall 1911 Pike
Pl.. Market Arcade. medium sized Oregon
prunes. ios. 2So; large size Oregon
prunes, lbs. o5c: California fancy pears.
halves, : lbs. bbc. pulled figs. : lbs. 800,
newly seeded ralslns, . lbs. csc.
ECONOMY
Stall sc. lbs. best cane sugar. sac
Stall 20. fino Orange Pokoe black tea.
soc 10; Formosa oolong. coo 10: ground
chocolate, g6c, lbs. Csc; real black pep
per. 2so 10; 5oo Royal baking powder.
ssc. Stall 80. pkgs. Pimcnto cheese,
asc, s-Ib. pail Yakima or Guatemala
honey, Use: small milk. SC can. Stall IS.
fincst shredded cocoanut, lsc 10. I;
Hershcys cocoa. ,s-fb. can i5c. bars
Jay white soap. 2so; lbs. fine head
rice, csc; Van Camps pork and beans.
small can Sc. medium Ice, large i7c.
Stall 20, sweet oranges, Z for csc. Florida
grape fruit, i6c each, for csc. tomatoes,
naise, acc ID; homemade sandwich
spread 400 10.
wEsTIAKE
Stalls 1917, Reliance coffee. Z lbs.
uib, rolled oats, I ms sbc; macaroni, 3
lbs sbc; io-fb. sack table salt. zoe; Pan
ANA Pacific pineapple. 2sc can. stalls
se.si. scratch feed. sass. cracked corn
sa.sS. chick feed, ta.iS, esq mash, ss.sb.
high grade patent flour ti5o; pure cane
sugar, ti0.ss per 100. Stall iob, q rolls
toilet paper. ioc; FIX bars, loo H., 4 lbs.
prunes. ?bc. Babbitts cleanser Sci 4 his
swedish cleanser. use, Stall iSi, rohst Of
pork, lsc, pure lard. Use; steer boiling
bccf, 1ehc; lamb atew. i3hc. stall i2p,
cheese ace; New York sharp cheese, 400,
b.ib. pail Yakima honey. Toe. bulk apple
butter. ioe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Two Downtown Lots
Sold for $4,000

TWO lots having frontage OF 10
feet on Fifth ave. north OF Virginia
St, have been sold by Matthew ].
McElroy TO w. T. KIpp for $4,000.
according TO an announcement by
scoit-Poor. Inc. Klpp has recently
located In Seattle. and plans to build
substantial Improvements within the
next year.
Fifty years ago. these lots were
bought for 5000. and II Is pointed out
by Scott-Poor officials that this
shows the investment possibilities OF
well selected real estate purchases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
DR.. c. P. Bryant
Buys Heinrich Home

The Heinrich home, at the north.
west corner OF 2ist ave. n. and +.
Prospect St, was sold last week TO
DR.. C. y. Bryant, well.known Sc.
attic physician. The home is one
OF seattle's largest and most beau.
tiful residences. and the sale was
made thru the office of Ewing &
Clark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Strong Demand for
Wool Is Developed

|. BOSTON. May ii-There has de-
velopcd n strong demand for fine
woods crossbreds and merinos owing
TO the fact that American dealers
have apparently missed their markets
In Liverpool. London and Austria.
Mil business has been good. with
many OF the larger manufacturers
contracting for S and IL months
woods direct with the grower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
EARLY TRAINING
PROVES AN ASSET

The knowledge which Herr gained
during those nights when no played
truant from his homo now led 10
very important advancement. The
general manager OF tho c. n. 4 Q.
sen, for him one day. said that no
unidentified tina, Herr knew tciegra.
ply, and wanted To know Tho facts.
When Herr described how no had
learned telsgraphy thoroly. tho zen.
erai manager as,oundod him by ap.
pointing him superintendent OF isls-
graphs.
Herr'a heart. however. was IN me.
chanics. He wanted scope for u,il.
King hts training as an engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Arrivals and Departures

AHHIFED-May fs--Htr ruth Aisf-
sndsr from Tacoma. az ESQ a. m: str
Caroline Frances from san Francisco, ct
a:so a. M. May ii--Bkin GraiiA Ia tow
Of tug Bes Monarch. from Honolulu, 81
si7o .. IN.
sAfIED-Msy i.-str orthwestsrn
from Southwestern Via Southeastern Alas.
ka- at a. m. May ii--gtr Ruth Aiet.
ander for Tacoma. at $40 .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

- Saturdays Quotafions
Cattic--fsecsipts. rs. Market steady.
Steers. fT.se6sssi cows and hslfsFs.
tta9gGae. st9eksrs ard feeders. te.to
GfT.Tss calves. tt.saGt5.se.
Hegs-Rsesipta. 40. MaFket steady 20
Ice higher. Tep. i7,se: bulk. wee
1850
shecp-Reeeipts. las. Market steady.
Lambs. tii.seeit; eyre. tfct.te;
feeders. tiasagIlsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
EASY MARKS

Germans say, What's tho use OF
saving money!" Its purchasing
value VIII probably be cut In two in
few weeks time. Agricultural in.
terests are seeking a currency stand.
ard OF their own. State banks have
started 10 issue rye and coal bonds
bonds in terms OF 30 bushels OF
rye. or ton or five tons OF coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
TELEPHONES roR TAMrIco

Imagine n city without telephone
service. Such Ii Tampico. Mexico,
but " Is going TO have one, IL
enough capital can DO raised by a
houae'to.houso canvass among tho
business men. Three thousand tcle.
phones would DO tho number re.
quired at first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
ANY RaGss

There's stil one place In the
world where they buy rags. packing,
bristles m everything. That's Mar.
settles. Flour snclts nrc enjoying n
spccinl demand, 40 probably house.
wives don't make dish towels OF
them when they can sell them for
cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Planning to Sell
Military Tracts

The government is planning to sell
about IS tracts OF land that are no
longer needed for military purposes.
some OF which are on Puget Sound
according 20 word received by the
Seattle Real Estate association from
w. Il. Shannon OF Washington. d. {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

NEW YORK. May f3s--Foresgn OK
change opened irreEular. sterling.
sssssiin;. francs :, t, s lIrs.
Foreign exchange closed steady.
Sterling. t4ss: francs. t0.0sss y lire.
t00tss: marks. tt.stt TO the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
SEATTLE BUSINESS-Fmance Produce Shipping Building
NelO York Stock Market


JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
ne domestic business suav9p and stocks IA the initial aeShE' con"
important interests
prices a. higher levels
a
StudohAk
Sesdn sh up haumogs oh@ sss 9ff ~ Sslf2ps I'M
public 49,. OF Heading as Off Nerth American IA up
Company. abh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Alaska Vessels

Kstehikan-Msy ii---sallsd. str Queen.
ror,hhound. at ~ q. m.
vaidsr-Msy io--Ssiled. str Victoria,
southhound. at 1850 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
MISSION TASK
Is STEPPING STONE

AZ this move proved the most I'm.
portant ono OF HEIRS whole career.
u IL interesting ton oto how Wrestling.
house was first attracted 90 the man
who was subsequently 90 become
prenlden, OF tho principal Wrestling.
house enterprise.
Westinghouse Ind taken part IN an
elaborate series Of tests OF air brakes
conducted By tho Master Car Build.
srs' association on tho c. u. a Q.
road while Herr was assistant en-.
rineer OF test In 1886. From that
time until 1885 Herr did not see
Westinghouse. but HEIRS capabilities
had been noted by the famous invcn.
tor Of the air brake and retained IN
his memory for moro than a decade.
Thus X was the efficiency displayed
In minor capacity which led direct.
~ 20 his becoming president OF the
Westinghouse Electric.
II took Herr ~ years 10 climb
from tho assistant general manager
ship OF tho Westinghouse Air Brake
Co. 20 tho presidency OF the largest
company Of tho Westinghouse group.
His elevation 20 the presidency came
In 1911. shortly after the retirement,
but before tho death OF the com.
pany's brilliant founder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prfc<s fsfa a shipD<r,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
rrfrrs Paid bx txhof~..f. p..t..

Observation-Disclosures, per De-. AZ
Horts ard nods. ~. .s..a.. -
Capons--tiss. fat. per N. 49,. a
Fancy. a. ., .........ts..... -
Hens--sA rbs. ard 30 .4...... "a
Medium. Iiss. M 20 81 ma. 80
Live. Tight. . TO ~ fna .... N
Fancy arr picked cents above
live.
Gesse-L Live. fat, Q TO 10 ros... n
BsiSian Hssss-t ne, and up. IA
rurksys--fsney a. D.. t.is Ms. IA
Live. fat, per n. ...%.s..... "a
Reosters--ole. live, per 10. 80. %
Hogs
Choice. HEhf ..s........s.... II
Heavy, fancy ............... .etC .is
Veal
Fancy. HIGHT ............... IL
medium. hEht ........s..s., .fe1 10
Med. heavy. ito.seo ros -. .os0 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
TRADE TERMS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To re-hypotbecate is TO pledge. as
talk by James l.. Davis and music
other collateral that a person holds
IA security for q loan made TO n
third party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEar-Qulet. Raw, ys7s: refined.
quiet; graduated. te.as63.so.
Coffce-No. I spot. Rlo, liz q lie;
No. = santds. ~ 9tsac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Liverpool Grain

Whoat-~Open High Low Close
Juy % ioMd % iohd espAd es teAd
oct... % IND w md Va ekd We md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat


CHICAGO. May is.-CaEh Whsat--N No
: hard. ii.issgLiBA,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
ShipNews
ides in Seattle
MONDAY
MAY ~

Tirst IfiEh Tide
tsSt .. m. iss n.
First Iou Tide
ieiit a M. e.t n.
second High Tide
tiet p m. tes n.
secoad Low Tide
iefss p. "a &c q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
TUESDAY
MAY u

First ffiEh Tide
iatt a. m. les ~
f1r.t Low Tide
ies4t a. m- 90 n.
second High Tide
bttt D. m. les a..
second fos Tide
1850, y, m. s., ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

Quite unsought. such an opportun.
~ came 20 him. Ito was asked 10
take charge OF the b. Paul rail.
roads Milwaukee shops and motive
power east OF tho Mississippi river.
Thus no became boss OF tho very
place where he had served his mp.
premiership.
After a period with tho Chicago
q Northwestern. and later with tho
Northern Pacific. as superintendent
Of motive power. George Westing.
house In 1879 induced him 90 leave
railroading and accept position
with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
POULTRY AND MEATS

Durks-Drsrssd. per 70. ..... a.
Hens Dressed, heavy ........ ,si0 ~
Dressed. iight ...s..s....... 50
Live, heavy. 70. -........ 10
Live. iixht. NJ. ......... %
Broiiers--isss. per 70. ....... %
Geeso--Dressd. per 10. ...,.. "a
Turkeys-Fancy. dressed 900. ,teO a.
Live. fancy. 10. .......u... N
belgian Hsres-fivs, per N. :, II
Dressed. per N. ............ =.
Cows-country, dressed. 10. .tso ia
Iiogs-Fsney, bioes ......... .f7a .fsu
Veai--Fsncy. hsht .....,,..... .ise III
neasy. eosIn .s''''.'...'.. .os0 IA
hsc.sss. dressed .s.......... lie n
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25

A man who had never driven
an automobile, recently purchased
a high-powered car. After q few
lessons he was full Of confidence
in his ability to manage it alone
He started out for a ride and got
along alright until he came TO a
place in the road where there was
a steep incline. There the CD
began to gather speed from its
own weight and the driver he.
came confused. He frantically
manipulated every device on the
instrument board but the Cal
only moved forward all the
faster. The telephone poles be-
gan to look like a picket fence
and our motorest friend gave uI
all efforts to stop the machine
bending all his energies to steer
ing for the middle of the road
Faster and faster the car flew
until when it reached the bottom
of the hill it was travelling fifty
miles an hour. After it struck
the level road the speed gradu-
ally diminished and finally quite
by accident the driver did some
thing that caused it to take full
breath when traffic cop on
motorcycle drew up alongside of
him. Say, yelled the cop,
what do you mean by speeding
along at fifty miles an hour?
Don't you know you are likely to
kill somebody? Why in blazes
don't you use your noodle?'
Noodle! Where in heck is the
noodle? pushed and pulled and
jiggered every other darned thing
| could see. l don't believe there
is a noodle on this car!-Pipe-
stone Leader.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25

wished to make a success of po-
tato farming. Among the points
brought out were: Crop rotation,
fertilizing. treating seed, spray
ing. soil condition, seed plot,
seed, blowing, cultivation, etc
In speaking of crop rotation Mr.
Brown advised rotating potatoes
with clover, alfalfa, rye. ETC., but
not with rutabagas or other root
crops. He strongly recommend
ed to cut down on the acreage
and increase the production by
giving the smaller piece more
fertilizer, treating the seed. but
not in sacks nor using the same
solution more than two or three
times, deep blowing and thorough
disking, etc, etc. Mr.. Brown al
so explained that a small healthy
potato was just as good for SEED
as a large one.
Several questions were asked
by the audience and promptl.,
answered by the speaker.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25

The potato meeting SATURDAY,
afternoon at the town hall was
quite we'll attended. Carl Mad
sen called the meeting to order
and bid C. E. Brown welcome.
Louis Olsen gave a short talk on
the difficulties Of disposing of
diseased potatoes and pointed out
the main diseases experienced
last year. Mr.. Brown then ad-
dressed the audience in a plain
everyday manner, explaining
market conditions and diseases
very thoroughly. Mr.. Brown en-
phasized several vital points
which had to be adhered to if one
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25
second daughter May being the
first girl born in the town.

second daughter May being the
first girl born in the town.
Since leaving here l3 years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Clewitt have spent
two years in South Dakota and
the balance of the time in Ker-
rick, Mimi, where they are now
residing on a farm.
Those present from a distance
to attend the happy event were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clewitt of
Lakes Andes, S. d.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alec Clewitt of Blairstown, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kraft of Cedar
Rapids.
Letters and cards of congratu.
lations along with numerous gifts
from many old time friends, help.
ed to make the day one of joyful
remembrance for the happy
couple.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Clewitt OF
kerrick Celebrate Big
Event at Old Home
in Iowa.

The following item is clip
ped from the Van Horne
Record of Benton county,
Iowa, where the Clewitts
were pioneer settlers:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Clcwitt
of Kerrick. Mimi, and former
residents of Van Horne, arc
visiting at the homes of their
daughters, Mrs. C. H. Fry and
Mrs. Grant Schuck.
On Saturday. January 18th,
they had the rare pleasure of
celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary. an event that is
looked forward to by many. but
Of which very few enjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clewitt are two
of Benton countys pioneer
settlers, the former having
moved here with his parents in
1865. while the latter's family
came in 1868.
They were united in marriage
January 13. 1873, at the Holy
Cross Parsonage. east of Key
stone, and resided at Blairstown
until 1882, when they located at
Van Horne, which at that time
was just in it's infancy, their
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25

The Sandstone High School
quint did not play last week but
is scheduled to play Hinckley at
Hinckley tomorrow friday eve
ming.
Results of High School games
in this district last Friday were
as follows:
Forest Lake 16, Anoka IL.
Pine City 19, Moose Lake Z.
Mora %. Hinckley 16.
Princeton leads the district to
date in having won Z games and
lost none. The four leaders are
as follows:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25
JONES IS NAMED ACTING
FARM BUREAU SECRETARY

J. S. Jones, organization direc-
tor for the Minnesota Farm
Bureau, has been named by the
administrative committee to act
as secretary to fill the unexpired
term of F. L. French. who resign
ed early in the month. Mr..
French's term expires April /.
Mr.. Jones has been connected
with Farm Bureau work in the
state since shortly after the
federation was organized three
years ago.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25
Decl&matory Contest at
Sandstone.

Eight girls. are taking part in
the elimination declamatory con-
test of the Sandstone High School
tonight to see who will represent
that school in the, district contest
at Cloquet on Feb. 9th.
Walter Evans is automatically
selected for the boys district ora
torical contest at Cloquet from
the Sandstone High School on ac-
count of the other boys giving
up.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-25

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