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Evening star., 1924-04-20

A monarch at
large rides with a
monarch who rules.
The Shah of Persia
visits King Alfonso
of S pain. This
photograph w a S
taken in one of the
streets of Madrid.
IIh.ID..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
default has been made in the condi-
tions OF that certain mortgage made,
executed and delivered by c. L. Jack
and Elva NJ. Jack, husband and wife.
as mortgagors, to State Bank of Har-
ris Ga corporation under the laws Of
the State OF Minnesota. as mortgage.
dated March goth, 1918. and recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds
OF Pine County, Minnesota on the 23rd
day of March, 1918, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
in Book 20 of Mortgages on page 109;
gagee by an instrument in writing.
bearing said date, released a part Of
the premises in said mortgage de-
Southwest Quarter (W1a of SWA) Of
Section Ten U0), Township Forty
(40), Range Nineteen 19), said
corded in the said Register OF Deeds
Office on January 31st, 1921, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, in Book 81 of Mortgages
on page Isl; that said mortgage on
October 18th. 1924. paid the taxes as
sessed against the lands hereinafter
described for the years 1919, 1920,
iuLi, I'VE anu lSSo III the sum Vi Ont
Hundred Forty-five and 30-100
t$145.30) Dollars; that the amount
claimed to be due on the date OF this
notice, including said taxes paid, is
the sum OF Five Hundred Sixty-three
and 27-100 ($563.27) Dollars; that no
action or proceeding has been insti-
tuted at law or equity to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof.
That the premises described in and
conveyed by said mortgage which
have not been released as aforesaid is
the following tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the County of Pine,
State OF Minnesota, viz:
The South Half OF the Southeast
Quarter (S1a OF seq of Section Nine
(O, Township Forty (40), Range
Nineteen Q9).
That by virtue OF the power OF sale
contained in said mortgage and pur-
suant to the statute In such case
made and provided. said mortgage
will be foreclosed by a sale OF the
premises last herein described at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash by the Sheriff Of Pine County,
Minnesota. at the front door of the
Court House of said County in the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13

Village OF Pine City, said County OF
Pine. on the Both day Of December,
1924. at IL O'Clock A. NJ. to satisfy
the amount then due on said mortgage
including said taxes, together with
the costs and expenses OF these pro-
ceedings and Fifty (s50.00) Dollars.
attorneys fees as stipulated in said
mortgage.
Dated November 10th. 1894.
STATE BANK OF HARRIS,
Mortgage.
Alfred p. Stolberg,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Center City, MINI.
Nov. 13-Dec. 1S)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13
STATE POTATO SHOW
AND POTATO SCHOOLS

Potatoes will share honors with
apples at the annual meeting and
show of the Minnesota State Hor-
ticultural Society in the st. Paul
auditorium November Is to 21.
Cash premiums of more than
$500 will be divided among the
open class for peck lots, county
exhibits, boys and girls club
class. and non-competitive class
for samples of certified seed. A.
G. Tolaas Of the State Depart
ment of Agriculture and r. c.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13

Rose of the extension service are
promoting the potato show.
Schools to develop quality in
the potato growing industry will
be held in Ottertail, Becker, Clay,
Todd, Polk, Norman and Isanti
counties this fall by Mr.. Rose and
z. c. Johnson, also of the extern
sion service. These schools
opened October % in the first
named county and will run
through November and the first
week in December, Mr.. Rose CIV
ing instruction in methods of pro-
duction and disease control, and
Mr.. Johnson in marketing, grad
ing, and storing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13

They'll have to show me--and By
Cd II they did"
| Her mind few with CONSERVATION to
the attack upon Kilmeny that had
been made by Bleyer. But verinder
had told her nobody had been burt.
Could they have taken the hlghgrader
prisonerf Were they holding him for
some purpose1
"Mr. verinder gets up about this
time usually" she said.
I'm waiting for him. He said be
would be down at once"
"Will you tell me anything you find
out. pleased I'll be on the veranda
upstairs"
Golfer Joined her a quarter OF an
hour later. II saw both Bleyer and
verinder. They've got something up
their sleeve. but I don't think they
know where Jack IL or what has be-
come of him. They pretended to think
I was trying TO put one over on them"
"whst will you do nowf"
"I'li 20 out to the Jack Pot myself
rye reason to believe he intended to
20 there"
"If you ind out anything"
Eyes, I'll let you know"
Moya went directly from Golfer to
Bleyer. The superintendent entered
curt denial TO her implied charge.
miss Dwight. don't know what
you do or do not know. see some
one has been blabblng. But I'll just
say thiA When I last saw Jack XII.
meny he was as sound as ! am this
minute. I haven't the least idea where
he is. You don't need to worry about
him at all. When he wants 10 turn
up he'll be on deck right side up.
Don't ask me what his play Is. for
don't know. II may be to get me and
verinder In bad with the miners. Just
be sure Of one thing: he's grand
standing
She was amazingly relieved. "Tm so
glad. I thought perhaps"
that Mr.. verinder and ] had muir
dered him. Thanks for your good
opinion OF ms. but really we didn't"
he retorted In his dryest manner.
She laughed. II did think perhaps
you knew where he was"
"well, I don't--and don't want to-"
he snapped. "The less I see Of him
the better I'll be satisfied"
The superintendent OF the verinder
properties had found note addressed
TO him In one OF the sacks Of quartz
taken from Kilmeny. The message.
genial to the point Of impudence. had
hoped he had enjoyed his little expe-
rience as q holdup. To Bleyer, always
a serious minded man, this levity had
added insult to injury. Just now the
very mention of the highgrader's
name was q red rag TO his temper. II
was bad enough to be bested without
being jeered at by the man who had
set q trap for him.
II was well on toward evening be-
fore Golfer paid his promised visit to
Miss Dwight. She found him waiting
for her upon her return from ride
with Captain Kilmeny. verinder and
Joyce.
Moya. rs soon as she had dismount-
cd. walked straight to him.
"what have you found out. Mr..
ColterY'
"Not much. II rained during the
night and wiped out the tracks Of
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FL
NAL ACCOUNT AND FOR DIS
TRIBUTION

Estate OF Herman Winkler.
State OF Minnesota. County Of Pine.
in Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Her
man winkler. Decedent:
The State OF Minnesota To all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate OF said
decedent: The representative of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this court his final account of the.
administration of the estate of said
decedent. together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and allow
ance Of said final account and for
distribution OF the residue of said
estate 10 the persons thereunto en-
titled; therefore, you, and each OF
you. are hereby cited and required
to show cause, IL any you have, be-
fore this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House. in the viii
lage of Pine City. in the county OF
Pine. State of Minnesota, on the 1st
day OF December, 1924, at one o'clock
p. NJ. why said petition should not be
granted.
Witness. the Judge OF said court,
and the Seal Of said Court, this 10th
day OF October, 1924.
ROBERT WILCOX,
Court SeaD Probate Judge.
LAMSON & REINHOLD,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Nov. 6-20)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13

wagon wheels. Don't know now far
Jack got or where he went. but the
remains Of the wagon are lying at the
bottom OF gulch about two miles
from the Jack Pot"
"How did II get therer"
II wish you could tell me that.
Couldn't have been runaway OF the
mules would have gone over the edge
OF the road too" He stepped forward
quickly ms verinder was about to pass
into the hotel. II want TO have talk
with you"
The little man adjusted his monocle.
"Ye-es What about. my manr
"About Jack Kilmeny. Where ID
het What do you knowt I'm going
to ind out IL ! have to tear II from
your throat"
verinder ives no coward. but he was
a product Of our modern super-civilisa.
tion. He glanced around hastily. The
captain had followed Joyce into the
lobby. Moya and he were alone on
the piaxxa with this big savage who
looked quite capable OF carrying out
his threat.
Don't talk id nonsense" the mine
owner retorted. flushing angrily.
Golfer did not answer IN words The
strong muscular fingers Of his ief'
hand ciosed on the right arm Of We
rindef just below the shoulder with ,
pressure excruciatingly painful Doh
yans found himself moving sutomat
icaliy toward the end Of the porch
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13

Moya heard the last belated reveler
pass down the corridor to his room
before she fell asleep. When she
awoke II was to see long shaft Of
early sunshine across the bed.
She rose. took her bath. and dressed
for walking. Her desire drew the
steps Of the young woman away from
the busy street toward the suburb.
She walked. as always. with the elias.
tic residence Of unfettered youth. but
the weight that had been at her heart
for two days-since she had learned
from Jack Kilmenys lips that he was
q highgrader--was still tied there too
securely 10 be shaken away by the
wonder Of the glorious newborn day.
Returning to the hotel. she met a
man on the porch whose face stirred
instantly fugitive memory. He came
20 her at once. a big feathers skinned
man with the weatherbeaten look of
the West.
"Arent you the Miss Dwight I've
heard Jack kilmeny mentionr
yes. This Is Mr.. Golfer. isn't itr'
He nodded. watching her with hard
narrowed eyes, Something's wrong.
Can you tell me what Il lsf Jacks
mules---two OF them, anyhow--came
back TO the barn during the night with
bits OF broken harness still attached
60 them. Looks like there had been
. runaway and the wagon had come
70 grief The keeper Of the livery
stable says BELL took the Wagon
around TO Jacks place and left Il with
him. He was seen driving out Of
town soon after, He has not been seer
since"
Her heart few to alarm. "Yoy
mean you think he has beer
hurtY"
aDont know. He's not In town
That's q cinch. I've raked Goldbank
with q toothcomb. Where Ia her"
Couldn't he be at his miner
II sent q boy out there He's nc
at the Jack Pot"
"what 10 Il that you thinki TIE,
me-" she cried softly.
You're his friend. aren't your
sYea."
there's some talk around town tina
hs vas held up by Bleyer. I came u
here 70 zee him or verinder. Fos
play Of some kind. that's my guess.
sBut--you surely don't think this
llr. Blsysr or Mr. verinder would :.
hurt himr'
The look Of logged resolution Q
the mans granite face did not softe
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13

STATE css Ss s Z Fsns 50
We n. Rsllis. president and J. W. ranasiss.
cashier Of the shove named hank. do soaemnly
swear that the above statement 10 true Of Cur
knowledge and h<issf.
~ BULLS President
NV. rANoUIsr. Cashier.
ccreet Attest: w.P Hogan
two direeters) Msu neGrath.
sseser'esd and sworn 10 before NE this IN
day q Novsmbsr. isesA
Jss. n. Hcg.n.
tS>al1 Notary Pubic. Pine County. Miaa
Ny eemnsssion empires New. ~ 1877.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-13
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I-word that their nightly
nigh-tsnsd Briiishsrs rscshtiy ar.
rived a. ;hs Ledfs smons them an
ssms nsms a. himssif. 10 brought 70
Jack kilmeny lknown 90 his intlmates
e. crumes and some friends camping
- account for the uprear BY Dobyanr
vsrindsr. snobbish millionaire, member
Pr the British party. Jack snubs that
Aoys Dwight attractive Irlsh slri.
.o g,sA =, a,. IN, fII;-n.ns asy, .. the
sees "Mr Crumbs" win the bucking
ssIre s.o sn1s,%g,o .snp q tss County
Ney. and her sempsn se are o sV%.
two men who have roSSsd Il. treas.
't The .sSw S. .sr n e: e r:s &:
men are Jack Kiimsny (.Crumbs'J and
BE friend Golfer. Captain Kiimsny and
sssr seSn moi IA. i psrop sss 'i iS N:
robbery seems assured.
Ssspiy Impressed By Jacks III FRANK beam n
s and : :ppsTsni honesty SOwncs;.
jack 6nds her ana w" Without ofi.r Hn
ssnes Of the crime charged against him.
fasisnsp h 70 spsain alrsy J.s sss
them.
CHAPTER with Jack Kiimsny
ne prisoner. the sheriff makes Q short
own. In the hat Moya and India dis
Sooxsr . paper irving dirsetions for
n ma paekafs Captain kilmsny
stolen from the Fair association. Con-
WINGED that Jack 10 altogether unworthy
Of her thoughts Moya becomes engaged
70 To- c: .si:ar kiimsnS who has long been
cnArTER Ix.--Bc,h girls rscosuis.
Jack Ktimsny. The miners order him
nsh! out.ids the cabin. In which he
safety. Joyes's beauty ana hsipl.ss.
srss,.d though sss bee. 70 t so no s.-
He takes them In safety TO Goidbsnks.
CHAPTER x--Ths charge that Jack
Knim;sS,s - s,c a. hishsradsr" !rsosiyss q
X. asar.ssss: By 9' :oo sisf.ts ws.sa
ances. 10 industriously circulated by
, vsrindsr whose hostility 70 the miner
though secretly troubled.
CHAPTER xI---Jack Kiimsny be-
Gomez completely Infatuated with Joyce.
she. fiirtatIous to a degree. and BY no
means ineen.lble to his good looks and
manliness. allows their love making TO
60 almost to the extent OF an engage
msnt, On reflection, however. she real
ises the impossibility OF her marrying
. poor man, and accepts vcrinder's Of
Ter OF marriage, kilmeny. disiilusionsd.
gives her up willingly.
CHAPTER xrI--Joyce overhssr,
conspiracy, In which verinder L. Q
principal. to entrap Jack Kilmeny She
tells Moya. and Moya warns the miner.
Tho trap 10 sprung. seemingly success.
fully. kiimeny IL shot by the miners
from whom he had rescued Moya and
Joyce. and his body concealed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
ARD WORK UNFAILINGLY WIN
How and When to
Poison the Weevil

Here's the plan advocated by
DR.. R. j. H. reLoach, J. G. Ma
ness and George o. Marshall.
Follow this plan, they say, and
you'll make a normal crop:
Poison Immediately before the
first squares form, or as few
tiny forms appear.
2-Poison again FIVE days after
the first poisoning.
3-Poison again FIVE days after
the second poisoning.
Pick up squares after second
poisoning ahead of cultivation,
and pick up squares a second
time Immediately before the
first blooms appear, ahead of
cultivation.
Sin the early fall destroy cotton
stalks. Any method for de-
stroying is satisfactory except
burning.
J. A. HIXON,
Chairman Weevil Committee.
GEORGE o. MARSHALL,
County Agent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-28
Style Show Will be Biz
Feature at Rio Crande
Delta Exposition Tonight

Owing To tho chilly weather ths sfyir
show, which will b. put on 81 Browns.
vile merchants at the RIO Gfanle
u sita Exposition, Was postporel e.
might sud viii Dc rivrnt tonight and
acain Saturday. Liv ng models viii 81
use. and thr show will dem rite tae
latest creations IA mn lines VIZ n asinr
apparel. as weil fhr large nrH
the various Brownsv lle rsiahli hnrui
have u offer. This how wilt wv nf the
greatest interest 70 rll, and wit rrasr
one r' the if events ~ the asp iiion
A number e motcis hsvr BEEN secured
by the Varieu cstahl an nfs. ar +
th sse viii srpcar on The Stage cosfum n
il the latest creations for spring anr
summer wear. aii che drt ia ef ihe lat
ess modes heinz eccrntHa'ai. This N ii
~ thr first snor oi tng EirA f r.~
sn ia tht Rio Gran Valley ani 0aafg
IN ~ other Valley cit .rs svuertel MI
;akr a.vantaso ef ~ orHHftnnifx 1. ~
spect Br"wrs viiits offer lea 81 tho
fashion line. The sivir srow - n hr
staged between the two. vasderiil, en
tcriainments, stsstinr q oDs O'Clock
We are maxim rrerars tiora to niaae
this 'ge show nr M thf moat coa-
plctc ever staged in shc south na
the statement made this morn rr hs a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-28
Sen. EDWARDS
ASSAIIS RECORD
OF PRO AGENTS


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H'iill' To-Day lhhi thorough inFnaliSi-
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ti.tl hr-
Sufh an inguiry. IL said. also should
determine vhrth.r tler. was found.
finn ios ,isrers II gross inefficicnr,
uus. araint th, prohibition lnrean b.,
natianalg proninelf f.icnds III thc
ISsh an.adu,en'.~
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-28
INCOME TAX RETURNS
OF OIL MAGNATES TO
BE SUBJECT OF PROBE

WASHINGTON. Frl. IS Inquiry by
the oil committee into The income iaN
returns VII i l. i1ohrut AMI Harry II.
Sinclair anh their nil companies was
proposed n Y resolution to-day by Sen
atpr NrhrAar Gciuuarai. Tennessee
Immediate confederation was bio kcd
Is senator Moses. republican. New
Hampshire. who said be desired 10 in
,lusle other namcs in the resolution.
The resolution would request the
president 60 have the TAX returns of the
two oil operators and also that ~ l.. 4.
nnhcny, Jr. turned over to the oil com
mittrr. which would examine them i"r
additional information regarding amy
payments w former - retarE Fall
Senator King democrat. Utah intro
,lurcd similar resolution calling upoa
tho treasury for 4 full report Of tex re-
funds claimed under the discovery act
decision.
n was laid IN the table M the request
~ Tie anihur. who said hc would demand
tinn tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-28
CHICAGO POLICE CALLED
TO SUPPRESS VIOLENCE
IN DRESSNAKERS' STRIKE
Two Stabbed and Two Slug
ged Record of Activities
During First Day Of Strike
Oiy The Associated rrcsH-l

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-PuI cc squads are
wv dHty in ChcaEo's drcssmakinE cen
trrH to prevent rcpitition of disorders
which yesterday marked the opening ~
the strike or the dresS-makcrs sect On
~ the International Ladies' Garment
Workers Union.
While union officials declare from 30
20 30 per cent Of the workers are out.
manufacturers say the number docs not
exceed several hundred The union em-
pIayes demand higher wages and short
WV hours and assurance uf employment
when busn IN slack.
Alleged sympathizers raided five
factories and in the ensuing encounters
two employees were slugged. two en-
pioycrs stabbed and a score of girls
chased to fire escape where they were
pummelcd before being rescued by po-
licemen. FourteeK rioters were arrest
IA ami a number nf women strike
aympathixcrs were taken into custody
but later released
One man wa shot and several persons
beaten to-day IN n clash between striking
garment workers and employees or a
dress making factory.
According TO reports 10 police who
rushed rot squads to the plant. Will
liam Goaastein. owner Of the factory.
was shot In the right ler when alleg-
ed strike sympathizers stormqd the
w hon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-28
MORE TELEGRAMS OCCUPY
ATTENTION Of COMMITTEE
IN INVESTIGATIONS TODAY

work waa Iaii III the senate today for
further cAcur i1n into the oprrati0Ha
~ u. =. Dohrny. Harry II. Sinclair and
others.
Ths committee listened to the read
ing Of another batch Of kilograms cx-
changed between Mclean In Florida and
his employees IN Washington. and derid-
ei tv summon before VI A Mitchell rnl-
mrr. who was attorney general under
Wilson and who acted for Mclean ia
the oil inquiry
Many VII the teleEramB contained
cod words and mysterious references
70 unidentified persons who moved be-
hind the screen Of events here as thcy
r-fstel TO the interests Of Mclean. Two
II the names mentioned were Under
wool" and willis" Senator Walsh.
democrat, Montana, Immediately told the
committee that senator Underwood, n
candidate Ipr the rre idcntial n0mina-
liol. never hnd sought to use his in-
fiucnce cn behalf WI Mclean and Sen
ator Willis of Ohio. issued statement
saying he had no idea as 10 the indeE-
tity Of th1 man mentioned in the tele-
grsms as Willis
on the senate floor. meantime. Sena-
trr Mcclellan. democrat. Tennessee. in-
frrdured resolution asking President
Crpli ge tn forward tl thr oil commit
tcc the income tax returns of Dpheny
and Sinclair fnr examination aS possible
further payments w AL ~. FAN Action
went over
Another resolution. was also laid on
the table temporarily. which was pre-
sented by Senator King. democrat. Utah,
end cailc. for information. was e.
claims filed with the treasury fcr tax
recoverics The move VA part pf ths
effort tn uncover the complete story DF
the employment of former government
officials I'M cases argued before govern
mental departments.
III 4 dition % examining the Mclean
telegrams. the oil committee hcari tes-
t,mony from Karl c. Schuyler Of Den
yer. who related again the details of
Sinclairs agreement t0 pay q million
dollars tD the Denver group holding
conflicting claims in Teapot Dume-
He explained that ha hAd represented
thn Mid N4st Refining romrrny aHf
thc Pioneer ON Company which had
claims in the Teapot field. EEc reviewed
AZ great length the now famous confer
cnce at Kansas City az which Harry r.
Sinclair agreed 70 pay $l,0o0.0 TO J.
Leo Stack. Denver OIL operator. and
Frederick q. ,BonIiIs, Publisher of ths
Denver Post
Thc witness denied that any news
paper influence" entered into thc et-
Element.
.N.. M.-